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Home My WebLink About1980-08-31 - Orange Coast PilotSIJNDAY Victory ~WlreSenkes SACRAMENTO -Despite last-ditch efforts by Los Angeles-area lawmakers, a bill tC) create a separate highway financing district for Orange County went to Gov Brown's desk s.tunlay night. . The measure. Senate Bill S12 by Sen. John Briggs, R· Fullerton. cleared the upper hOuse by a vote of Zl to 17 and ! was approved by the Assembly, I a to 31 Los Angeles-area legislators ~ S{tent aJI day Saturday In a futile effort to kill it. -Assemblyman Tom Bane, D- • Van Nuys, tried to have the As- sembly vote of approval erased so another ballot could be taken {fday. But his attempt fell eight Votes short of the majority, 33 to l'l Currently. there a}'e 11 •nsportation districts in the Rte_. with Oraa&e, Loe AftSeles _ --and Ventura counties in the N'me district. .;JJ,._, meuure would make OiaDM ~ a teparate dia-lrlet .. fl,,..,~ .. . Tta. bW was defeated t.,tce ln the Senate last week. and Sen ; er 8aiM. o.v..wra. ma op I eat. eomplahled SaturdaJ. .... lmpcmlble to kW this, bill. "Northern and Southern California clUea alike would be atf ected.. by the creation of a ,eparate, 12th district," Rains warned. "It would have a de· ftllite impact on rural counties." Orange County lawmakers contend the county has come up short on highway funds by being included with Los Angeles and V~ntura counties f. 11-year·old youth was ·~yed iD tbe face Saturday JiiPt with a caustic chemical Wlalle be stood near the Balboa Ulud ferry in Newport Beach. · 'TM unideatifled teenapr was '\l"an1ported to UCI Medlca~ center burn ward after suffering fedal lnJurln, aeeorcUnt to pOUee 511. Douc Tbomas said that • ,outb was attacked by ·-wbo rode bJ GD a blke, ••Jlal a ebem.leal that was Wer ldlal1l'led u dol repellent. '_.Police said an ualdenUfied f'llped WM beinl IMld ln COD· ~with the 11 p.m. attack. ...... FAITH 10 COWl1Y "'llDl•I 1lle. ..... ...., Ded.J, ... "'COiia ... Keeptilg Fallth Mes~ 84, Aids PriMJnen By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of ... o.My "" .... Costa Mesa's Harry Dady, 84, brings inmates to Jesus as a vol~ chaplain at Orange County Jail. ~ a gentle man, he is a fire and bnmstone Bap- tist preacher. who, for 23 years, baa held bands wltb heroin addicts and moved motorcycle 88111 memben to tean. ••t•• AN O&DAINl:D lllNl8TICa." la)'I tbe OeQeral Baptist preacher ... but I farmed bere In Oraqe County for years" Smee 1926, to be more speclftc. A small IUDd ol eora ii visible in the yard GI the old fann...._. • Barbor Boulevard that DadJ lllarea ... bia ._, Wlllanl. a Yietim of cerebral palay. Mn. Dady -Jane -died tn April altel' a traffte aed- dent. "Mama Just Sot a 1iWe ahead o1 me," Dady said of the trqedy ... But I know where lhe II and that's a lot of comfort. We never had a qUarrel In our Ille." They were married 58 years. 8INCB 1118 WIFE'S DUTii, Chaplain Dady 1Ge1 to the eollllly iail more often than a. ueed to -sOmlstimel two or three times a day. •• "I was ahvaya lntenlted In au1IUM 1"ft. • ..,. tbe elder!)' preacher. He still puts oat a maadalJ ......_.to otbe:r members of bis Jail minlltrJ, GleaDen lne. "I've bad some Jood experleDeel and IOIDe nowo- good experienee9 iD Jail,.. be ..,. . 8ddlDI ~t. ,... .. (See JAILllOV8E, Pase A I) (he Sports Today, Page 8-1) ' FIFTY CENTS llB Brothers Okay Two · Escape Plane In Crash at Sea By JODI CADENHEAD ... .,.., ........... Two Huntington Beac h bro~ escaped death Satur-day when their light plane crashed in the fog-shrouded Pacific Ocean two miles off Scotchman's Cove between Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar. Authorities identified the brothers as David Shutt. 25 and Gregory, 16, both of 8821 Arcel Circle. Huntington Beach. They suffered cuts and bruises. Both survived by clinging to seat cushioa.s from the aircraft. It sank in 300 feet of water within 3) minutes. "I didn't realbe we were go- ing to erub until we hit the water.'' GreaorY Shutt recount- ed. "I t!r..-t • and then weot baek .. , .......... "Re IOl out after the plane sank." AceGl'Cliq to an Orange Comt- t y ~arbor Department spokesman, the elder Shutt brother was performing aerobatics In the rent.ed T·34·8 aircraft alter taking off from Orange County's John Wayne Airport. The plane was owned by the El Centro Navy Flying Club. The pilot got into. the fog out ove·r the ocean and crashed about 1 p.m., harbor officials said. The brothers were picked up by an mlidentifted sailboat about ZO minutes after the aircraft. sank. They were then transferred to a secand veaee~ "The Promise," skippered by Bill Shofstall out of Newport Beach. before Harbor. Department rescue craft reaebed tbe ISCelle. Homes Born As Desert · Fire Flares PALM SPRINGS <AP) Guatlnl westerly winds fanning a five-day-old brushfire trig- gered a flareup that destroyed sjx winter homes In Andreas Canyon.Saturday. Fire offtdala who stud.led the fint infrared pbotosrapba cf the Mount San Jadnto area blaze :~~peel the estimate of ecreqe from 15,000 to 21.000. ''Tbey ftnaDy aot a IOOd map ol It." laid Callfornia Depart· me•t ol Forestry spokesman Stan Wyman. 1'Tbe smoke was IO lbiek Wore tUt they were reell7 ldlld fl ... ! ....... ' Tbe blale WM 40 percent COD· tabled, bl& W~an said DO pre- d1etkm ~ lletDI made u to wbem It would be f1ID.7 eoataiDed. "It'•~ ratber smartly," be said. "At tbe Ulip ol tbe IDCUI• tala It'• bundq ID sueb an lnac· .......... tbM I&'• "" bard to....... . .... ftnftOten had nl· f.-.d .............. bMtliDI u.. fin ................. .. 1 ................... . the .... lmrdQ ...... 1'ey were .. lDI U ..,lDH, 10 ................ um.a ............... Wcop. .......... -..... . mpn ...... IDAD· .._ • tM eutern flat· ................ W ·r dtwltl8llltea•ol n .. a. ........... .... ...,......., . • . .·. / ... · .. ·. . : .. :. .. Deify ,.... ~ ., ltldlilftl ·-AIR CRASH ~OR GREGORY SHUTT GETS ATT£NTION Newpalt Paramedic P11ul Schnelder Chedla Vlcttm't Beck Index Initiative Due Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson <R-Newport Beach> will begin collecting signatures Monday to get a permanent in- dexing measure on the 1982 ballot after a third attempt to override Gov. Brown's veto of her AB2001 failed 'lbursday. Tbe assemblywoman said she will inb'oduce a new indexing SIGNS OP TaOOllLB -Bull· nnamm BaJpb lAt1Da says San Juan Capistrano's sitn ... theua laws may be fine for others, '-bia shop is goiq un-seen and be may io out ol busi-ness. PqeAll SllAGB·lllLBAGE -Can malDD tbat belp cows• dlaes· lion reallJ Improve an automctile'I mllealeT A Daily Pilot writer traets down a rumor tbat started tn the .. Nortbeut aacl spread south. Pa .. .U. TllS BIG LOAN -R..,...e Home Loan eoneentratn on lar1e .._.. mortcqea, aome for bait a mWkm dollars aad more. ltl OWMn dltall tadits la tllle ••• -ol tbe ....... P .. ea . I measure when the Legislature begins its new s ession in January and that the ballot pro- posal is just a back-up in case tte bill fails again. "I think that the public pres- sure will make it succeed," she said. "U we're not successful then we'll have the initiative." TOPIC: TaANCE -Mses Silva and Gold use hypnosis in their Fountain Valley practice to help businessmen get over tension. But tbe pair Insist it's also a powerful tool that can help work out any of life's p~ lems. Page Cl. llMlex A.-Y._, M ._ ...... ., ...... Cl c ........... ~__, CIA a• .. ............ ...... ,... ., a-.111 I ... ,....... .. , ---"' .._... ., -.TNMMCnDl!I ,. .. '/ ~- ft•d aom• .._., wt'8t •Ml* •tUlodi ... be lillL ........ ..-.: .. '° nplon a ---ol .,. ,.,... tlUnp but " made lbe cllcllMe DOl to .. lMtrla. .. Aft# Nl'Vlftl mne 1ffl"I °" Ill• AUemba1 healtll tommlt ..... Mt0 11f1'9 aald he ha CGD· elud•d that •\AtrlUon Hd vttemmllilDWdbe•H•'-dlD ~ wtU. CUt'ff teMatth ............. ....,; .. . .. _. ........ ._. .......... the AMMnbly M'ted ptttnalwely in approvlnc u.. Ul4t or •aetn&e before the N1Uonal Cane r luUt'° COOt'lydn lts CWftftl s tudy ol the controversial df"UI l>urinc u lour ol ev ral Mu lean cb.nl(I Man1ers said that he HW people wbo be.IM•ed &.bat tJ»eir pain WU ... leaed bf -.C laetrile "PeopJ, beltt>vt that 1\ re duces pum," he 11.4d. "In many cases. lhetie th1ng& tend to be psychologicul · ' GOAN•. Polttd (AP) - Polllh wottera and aovernmtnt ne90«aton Satu~ reached ..,... ...... Uuat Md the touatry'a went labor c:ort1t1 In a deudt The PoUah Commwtlat Party ..,.,.-ond tho pact.I and jubilant alrtken celebrated the! ,._.. ol ''lMtP'ftdent .. u. aovernlna trade unlona1' and oth r eonceblona. ,.... Nrb'• c.traJ commit· tH ret.irifcf the arcord worked out earlier ill &be day in La1kt here and In Ute weetern port ctty or S1c~eclo. where the 1ot1I radio reported some alrllMra olrtady back at work "1n vi w '11 all tbls. the 1t.rike oa lbe Gdansk coaal was declared over ." said official Radio Gdaaak. ··soth aldea agreed lhat the moat Import.ant thing now ls s calm, normal work unity. and a gener a l awareness that ev ery thin ~ 'II DoufJlerroaed' Casino B·omhers May ~ry Ii Again STATELINE. Nev. (APJ - The bombers whose sophistical· ed weapon tore a big hole in a plush gambling casino in a botched attempt. to extort $3 mJllion tbreatened to try again .. in the event. of a doublecross," lbe FBI confirmed Saturday. The Wednesday explosion ....... ~tbt;_$~.lia.o'.e,y'L · Resort. Casino-Hotel, leaving at teasl S3 million in damages and s prinkling the Lake Tahoe gambling strip with debris. There were no lnJuries . Authorities had evacuated the '1rea before the unsuccessrul al· tempt lo disarm the bomb. With the help of witnesses, ~ttents this weekend prepared compasite dcscripµon.s and pro- fiJes of three suspects, two men and a woman, beUeved to be In tht!ir 30I. 'fbe bombers. in a three·page extortion letter left with the ex· plosive device, told aut)lorilies. "In the event or a doublecross, there will be a lime, sometime in the ruture.' when another at· tempt will be made. We h'-ve the ways and means to 1et the bomb in." • The letter ..,as -quoted in a special edition of the Tahoe Daily Tribune. FBJ spokesman * * * Vnpublished Screenplay , Like Scheme By Tbe Auolcated Pnu An unpublished screenwnter said Saturday he wrote a scenario -"Getting Even" - that c1-ely resembles the real· IHe extortion bombing of Harvey's Casino to Stateline, Nev. Jim Massey. 25, of Longview, Texas, said in an interview he told the FBI about hia 12l·paae s cri pt after a friend read him fl ews accounts or the tense houn before a slickly packaged bomb tore through three floors or the Lake Tahoe resort on Wednes· day. In the script, two men and a woman d e mand S3 million dollars in one hundred dollar bil ls from casino owners. M ~ssey said. The Harvey·., c::x tortionists. believed to be two men and a woman, also de· manded 13 million. The FBI. inves tigating the Harvey's bombing, was hunting a team or \women and a woman who obviously w~re explosives experts. Tb• extortionists de· manded their payoff in the same way as Massey's characters did. SUNDAY DAI LY PILOT Dave Spencer confirmed that the report was accurate The letter also said: -The extortionists bad ar· ran&ed to sell the S3 million cash to a "buyer..'' --The bomb. containing TNT . was sensitive enough to be de· tonated by earth movement of less thao_0,.01: QAJbe Ricbte s~ale -a s mall lrelJ)Or· ll was -e quipped with switches that would set it off if authorities tried to neutrallie it with water Qr gas. -Hired intermediaries were to pick up the money, not the bomb's ~signer. and lnslruc· tions tor moving the bomb to a safe place for detonation were to be delivered in sections. -The helicopter pilot making the money drop was told there would be five different stops a long his route. and that all radio c h annel s would be monitored to prevent com- municatloo with authorities. FBI agent J oseph Yablonsky said artists were compiling \be composite drawings of lhe sus· peel& bued on descriptions sup- plied by wit.qesaea at the aceoe. Some of the Witnesses. he added, provided their ,.descriptions un der hyPno&ia. ' The extortion ists' letter described the bomb's complex array or switches and warned that even slight turns of screws would cause an explosion. ~ Stagehand Held in Death . • -At the Met. NEW YORK <AP> -Police say gumshoe footwork. includ· ing the questioning of 1,000 people, led to the arrest or a 21· year-old stagehand on a charge or murder in the death of a violinist found nude, bound and gagged at the Metropolitan Opera House. Craig Steven Crimmins. a Brome high school dropout who worked backstage at the Llncoln Center opera house for four years. was arraigned Saturday aftern oon.in Manh a ttan Criminal Court and entered no plea. He was ordered held without bond. He was charged in the death of Helen Hagnes Mintlk,, wbo died when she was nung down an airshaft from the roof of the opera house. Crimmins' fatbef!, Edward, has been an electrician at the prestigious opera house for 20 years . On the night of the slay· ing, police said, the younger Crimmins was working as a "grip," a handler of stage materials. Edward Crimmins' said hls son was .. a very friendly kid" who "couldn't bu rt a fly." He char1ed hi• ,aon bad been .. railroaded" by police. • Detectives tn ebarge of the case said they bad no motive for the kflllnl, and It was not clear whether youn1 Crimmins and the victim knew eacb other. They laid tbeJ beliew a chance encounter baelllta1e at tbe opera bouM ,........ the kUJ. io~e freetasace Ylollallt left tbe Oreb .. -aftar the flnt act of • Del'forlDMce by Uwt Bertln Ballet OD ldJJ 21. appannlly boplq to meet tbe ballet'• star durtq~. She never returned, and lier bod1 WM fomd tbe next U1. Poliee Wew• w11 ...... uy attadrled, md tie medieal •· amtner NAd'lbe died from lbe fall. (;blef of DetMtiffl , .... w11 ... woaa. -.. , bow DOiie. tame to .,,... 01lulllla. lie mo Nici t11e •'*' ... not ...... • t bould M done for the IOOd ot th• fltbtrland." The tetllement. expected lo prom~ IU'Ucert here ond ln other re1lona to 10 back to work Mon· d._y, marked a dramatic re· venal from Friday when talks report.edly deadlocked and the number ot 1triken ellewhere ln Poland soared to we ll over 600,000. Tbe workers a1l'eed t.be new unions would observe "socialist princlp&el ·' and would recopile tbe uittmate leadership ol the 'Polleh Communist Party. sug. 1e1tlq that the strikers had not won the full autonomy they were i eeklng. It had beeen assumed the Com111wlllt leadership could not yield LO demands for a labor oaanizaUon entirely free of par· ty control without ris king Intervention by the Soviet Union. In a development that coin· , dded with the settlement, police a rrested more dissidents. and there were signs those already detained would be sent to trial for •·antl·soclallst" activities, dissident sources said . Among those reportedly S'lated for trial ls Jacek Kuron. leader of the Committee for Social Self· Defense. the sources said. Dissident sources said a total of 29 dllaJderita have been ar .. rested since the strikes began - 14 in Warsaw, seven in Wroclaw and eight in Lodz, Poznan and other cities in wh a t they described as a nationwide crackdown on critics of the re· gime Some or the representatives from tbe 627 striking enterprises objected at a meeting Saturday night in Gdansk to clauses in the agreement recognizing "the leading role or the Communist party" and to the arrests of Fr.-Page ll JAILHOUSE PARSON·. • • there aren't many atheists in foxholes during wartime. there are few atheists in jail. ' OAOY ONCE HAD HIMSELF locked In "the hole." a place of solitary confinement for unruly prisoners. just to see what it was like. He was 76 at tbe time. He says the Lord spent that day in the hole with him and they had a good. meditative chat. "Drugs are the worst things now," Chaplain Dady says of the fact.ors that figure in the stories of men and women who wind up behind bars. "It used lo be liquor." And he says one or the most tragic aspects of contem- porary times ls what he sees as the ct>Uapse or the __ -Anu:ri~CaniU4.JCl.Qa""m.u.U~y~------- .. lt '.s because there are too many mamas ·away rrom home. There's hardly a jail prisoner that isn't. from a broken home. Either their mamas and papas broke up. or they broke up with their wives. I think the biggest problem is we don't have homes like we used to.' ONE OF CHAPLAIN DADY'S cardinal rules In deal· ing with prisoners. male or female. Is not to ask what they have done. but, rather. what they want, or need. Excerpts from the so-called "snivel sheets." the cards handed in at any or the 10 sermon or prayer services held each week at the ja il, give a clue : -I was sentenced to nine years. Pray for me. -My third request for a Bible . Need it for court -Want Bible. Going to state prison. -ForgJvemeLord. J'mjustconfused. -Pray for my children. -Pray for my baby. -Want to see chaplain about getting married. -Pray my husband won't get too much time. -Pray ror my rather; he's dying or cancer. -Thank you for coming to me. Chaplain Dady is a hard-liner when il comes to Bible truths and the desperate need he and his fellow chaplains see to save souls in jail. He believes the Bible where it says what.soever a man soweth. so shall he reap. HE SAYS HIS BAPTIST upbringing 1n Nebrask:.t doesn't allow him to embrace the belief that. once won for Jesus. a person is g uaranteed eternal salvation. no matter what he or she may do next. Chaplain Dady believes that. without sustained Chris· tian Jiving. men and women stand in Jeopardy every hou r One or Oady 's colleagues, Jacob McNabb of the First Assembly of God Church, Garden Grove describes the elderly minister as an amazing man. "He seems to have learned what millions or people don't seem to realize ·-that it is more blessed to give than to receive. · lronDelJate OnH08tages SttJIA Again By TM Alaociated Press The speaker of the Iranian Parliament .$aid Saturday that legislators would debate tbe fate or the 52 American hostages a fter dealing with "urgent tasks," Iran's Pars news agency reported. It quoted the speak er, Hashem! Rafsanjanl, as saying the Majlls -Parliament - would conclude Its urgent busi· ness. such as appl'oving de· putles' credentials and a new Cabinet, before opening dis· cussion on the hostages. He set no timetable. The Iranian reglme d irected by Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini has saJd only the Majlls can de· clde the fate of the hostages, who on Saturday passed their 30J.at day u prisoners of Iranian mllltanta. In otbef' developments: -Jraulan OU Minister I All Akbar Molnfar den.led rumors that. there would be fuel 1boruge1 in ·Iran during tbe wlnter. He said Iran bad hlCber atockl of kerosene, oll and gaaoline in reserve than lut autumn. -'l1le depaty oommucler of Iran's JolDt ltalf of tbe armed forces, Gen. l'allllb1. told Pl'Mi· dent Abolb11aan Ba•l·Sadr Saturday the armed for~s lhould be preptNd for • pout. ble dMls by U.& Maa'IDm ID t.he P9nim llllf, Pan 1tld. It quoted ......... u..,... &be U.8. NaY¥ talk foree 11rWt 1,90 Marinel wa "ID opaa ..._. tloDal ...... We eu -..,. tbem nnfallr la tllila • 11r _. z;:u•Mr ..,..._" -,.., ........ u ......................... Telanll m -.. .. fll ......... iq ID t plat to Ottl'Ullow U. pu111• political dissident$. They said the strike leaders had conceded too much in their proposals ap. proved earlier in lhe day by the government's chief negotiator. Deputy Premier Mieciyslaw Jagielski. , The strike leaders quickly vot· ed down a suggestion that any settlement be postponed until the dissidents were re leased. ·•t have heard m::uiy complaints. But you must know that the bargaining was very hard." said Andrzej Gwiaida. a negotiator and long-time labor activist. "We got as much as we could, but you must give something to get something." Jagie lski, who Clew to Warsaw. was scheduled to re· turn lo Gdansk this morning to present the formal agreement. lt was believed the strikers' representatives then would hold :.t final vote on the p:.ct. Last Gasp S01og Bill Run Down SACRAMENTO (AP > A local·option auto inspection pla n was killed Saturday by a &-nate committee. forcing the Brown administration to ready a .. last gasp" effort to avoid loss or $850 million in fe<ieral aid. The U.S . Environmenta l Protection A ge nc y h as tbqatened to cut off lbe ffiOGli!'• ,µnless the Legislature ~pprd'Ves an aMual inspection. program this year to ensure anti·smog de· vices work properly on cars and light trucks in the state·s fi ve ergest urban areas. But bill after bill setting up an ins pection program has gone down lo defeat in :.i mull! s1dl•d battle involving auto dealers, service station owners. environ· mentalists and the st att· :.ind federal governments. La wmakers are schedUIC'd to adjourn their 1980 session toda). The la test rejection <'ame S a turday when the S(•na te Finance Committee refus('lans. Only three committee mem· ht-rs supported the bill. AB28L8 b y Assembl yman Wa lle r Ingalls. D·R1vcrside. Five op- posed it. One committee member. &-n. John Briggs, R-Fullerton. com· plained that the bill h:.tdn 't been given proper study. "That bill had never been m a policy committee." he said ... He (Ingalls> wants local boards to do it. That might be a good idea. But tha t's a major, maJor c ha nge . We normally spend hours on that subject." (matf y Bt-aHf y Fullerton is home for Miss America contest ant Robin Brooks. who is spending an <1nx1o u s wet!k awaiting f1 n a Is next Saturday in Atlantic City. Sea Dumps \ Still Pose r Nuke Danger? f 'rom Wire Services Con~rl~s1onal debate 1s conll- n u 1 n~ t oda y on the now. abandoned practice of dumpm~ low-level radioactive wastes .in . ~~~~~rean. -· . -~ -~·--· M eet1ng in San Francisco. con~ress ional s ubcom miltee - members expressed concerns that the United States may· oo undcrest1mat1ng effects of the pa:.t prach tc Heµ J ohn Burton. 0 -Cahf a nnounc:l'cf tha t he and three otht·r congrci.~mcn !>ent letters to st•veral a).(<:nc1es n-questin~ informatio n un radioactive waste.• dumps off thl' Pacific· Atlantic 3nd Gulf coasts Thi' lNter~ were !:.parked by C:t11rom1 a public oHi ci als. who havt• a-;kc.'<1 for more mforma- tum on tht• dumping The· s ta l l' llc::a lth Services DepartmC'nt said 1t had received J U S Envi ronmental Protec· t1on Agcn('y report saying s many as 25 percent of the bar· reb dumped near the Farrallon Islands off San Francisco may bl· leaking radioaC'tive waste. The lette rs s ay from about 1946 through the 1960s, the goo/. crnment "openly pursued" a policy of dumping thousands of barrel~ of radioactive wastes at a numtx .. r of i.1tcs on both coasL-;, Hut I.hey !:.a1d so far no agency ··ha:. compiled a complete inven· to r y and analys is of wha t ma te ria ls we r e dumped al which sites and what the en.- v1 r onmental consequences or th is questionable policy have been." "They would like us to believ a 11 is safe and it is n't a prob-le m," Burton said OaaA LINDA <AP> -........ ,..... ......... c...-..-.'-" ...-.... for bi• -" _ ......... . ~ U.~·oN 1o•tt. no e .... llndlllte'1 DIMIM, fl'OIB Ywba LlHe to 411 to live with h h lt•a•pareatl la July , 1'-' .............. Ma modllel' cM-9 bi • •wnma-.a. acelM1t. W )Ill _,_.. NeU.O. left, iUll dos lmiUI -OM ol onl'/ Dout l ,• Gordon setters la the ~atey -· dlaappear.ct while ~Uaon waa la UM bOlpttal •· dertcMnl treatment for hll ill· .... ,- Coater1 e d f riend • end netchbon col.a.tt.d money to be uH IO .._. llnlOt to l"&ortda And after a faJH alarm laat moau., wlMn a IU'a)' Gordon Mt ter turned out to be a male, It now seem1 t bat Smith a fe male -may have,, been IO<'ated A Santa Ana wcunan fo\U\d ia fe1n ale Gor don aetter and broulht her to Mary HambMon. who ralaes the breed and wa f amtUar with Neilson ·a 1lory Ma. Hambleton brouaht lhe do& to the ~ of NelllOn '• former nel,hbor Sue Bockman. who Hid her children knew Smith - and Ueve t he haa been found . Trouble ll, no one lffma to . know how to nnd Nellaoa. Greer Stroud, an attorney ln char1e ot the fund to aend Smith to her owner, waa apparently away for thtt Labor Oay weekend. And Nellaon 's arandparents. Patrick and Beverly Parker of Marco·lsland, Fla., are not list· ed In lhe telephone book, Mrs. Bockman aald Smith was spending the holi· day weekend at Mrs. Bockman's home. She said she hoped at· lorney Stroud wo uld return hom e by Tuesday ·President Before Actors' Feelings Mixed on Reagan By BOB THOMAS '-................ HOLLYWOOD -Durinl the Republican National Convention tn July, tbe television networks ran a campal1n fUm extolllng Ronald Rea1an 's achievements, lncludtn1 his ·:six terms u presldentof the Screen Actors Guild. How well did he lead his fellow actors? Opinions vary. usually alon1 political lines. A samplin1: Charlton Heston: "I think he led the Guild with moderation and a strona sense of leadership." first incumbency was from 1947 to 1952, a turbulent ' period for studio unions. The in· dustry was torn by j urisdictional warfare, and Reagan gots generally good marks (pr leading SAG on a sound, independent path. Reagan declined to run for re-election in 1952, telling Dales : "I don't lose any argu· ments anymore; they're relying on me too much." "IN 1980 THE GUILD raced the toughest negotiation in Its history," Dales ~ays. "I told Ronnie that we needed strong, visible. articulate leaders. and I urged him to come Sunday,Auguat31 , 1980 DAIL y PtLOT A~ Phone Service for the B ird s Pacific Telephone tec hnician J ack Schneider keeps a watchful eye on the top of his installation van in Newport Beach where a wild dove has built her nest on top of the vehicle. The bird has hatched two eggs and the van won't be moved from the company garage until the young doves have taken wing. · Union Has New I deas In Strike Oeme nte's Police Cut C r ime Danger The chances of anyone in your major crimes in their jurisdic· HOLLYWOOD family being murder ed. lion. Gene Ba rry : "He it emed to~ case for the producers On contract ne1otla· Negotiators for striking actors mugged, raped or burglarized in • "It 's elective enforcement." t---"._.L'u..JnJ.r.oll..w:.c.d All ··in . San Clemente ~~re less the Drst Chi~J. Bl-own explained "The . novaUve" proposaf as.talks con-. --siXinonfhS of lhfs-yUfT!li.illh"'""e _.,t,_e-am focuses on surverrfance-oT ~ -. -trons) very we 1. ' Dana Andrews: "He was a good president." Gale Sonder1aard : "I have nothin1 but con· t e mpt f or R onal d Reagan.'' What does a SAG pre· sident do? BESTON, WHO held the post from 1965 to 1971, explain•: "Th e president nma meettnas and appolnts commit· te" under tbe l\lldance o f the ex e cut i ve ,•; secretary. All officer• · are part-time volun· · teers: the day-to-day operation and over-a ll ·• 1uidance of the Gulld is done by the executive secretary." During Reagan's six • annual terms from 1947 to 1952 and then a1ain in 1960, · SAG's executive secretary was J ohn L.· Dales, now retired and still a close Reagan friend. REAGAN RODE HERO ON ACTOR'S UNION ''Ronnie was not an interferer . He relies on people to do their job. How well he does as <U.S.) president will depend on the appoint· mentahemakes. He will leave them alone." back as president He offered if not an argu- ment, at least a careful query: 'Why me? I've done it before. This is a backward step.• But he agreed to serve." Dales says that J ayne Wyman, a board : member in the late 1930s, introduced Reagan to • Gulld actJvity. The 1960 strike was similar to this sum· mer 's actors ' dispute over distribution or pro· ducers' income from pay-TV and cassettes. In 1960 SAG sought payments for use or mov- ies on regular television, plus health pen5ion. and welfare plan. "She said, 'There's a guy at Wam ers we : can use in the Guild; he 's got a lot on the ball,'"' ' Dalet recalled. "Sbe persuaded the board to appointbimanlnterim member ... taONICALLY, •EAGAN'S GUILD and ' -~ political activities contributed to his divorce 1 •• from Wym an in 1948. Friends say she became bored with hls speechmaking. Reaian served longer than any other president in the Screen Actor's guild's 47· A contract was reached alter a six-week strike. The producers agreed to pay TV re· sidu als starting in 1960, but refused the Guild's demand for retroactivity to 1948. Instead. they paid a lump sum of $1,625.000 to establish the pension, health and welfare plan. • year history. Says Daily Variety editor Tom Pryor: "He had to be good or the actors wouldn't have kept re-electing him." The REAGAN URGED THE membership to a ccept the settlem ent. Cries can stilt be heard that he "sold out" to the producers. ~\rote Denies .:·: :Jfome Favor or Solon Seeking S un Coast AttractiniJ HOiiday Croivth More than 150,000 vi1itors t rekked to coastal b~aches Saturday to enjof tbe last rays of summer sun thiJ Labor Day weekend. A blanket of fog rolled in along Newport Beach shores at noon , clinging to tbe coast for two hours. according to lileauarda. Lasun.a Beach Ufe1uards re· ported tncreaaed surf condition of 2 to 4 feet and rip c\arrenta. Hunlinlton Beach lifeauarda reported a 1low Labor Day weekend with ODIJ '5,000 visiton enJoytnc the beach aad surfs ol 2 to' feet. Beachloen can loot for clear ski•• today, foUowlD• a few ear· ly mornln1 clouds alone tbe coast . Water temperatune are expected to CCIDtiDlle tt a cbilly 83 de1reee with air tem- peratures cllm*' into tbe tow 10'1. Meaawblle, wr. Bwb ....... : .... ,..... old Kewfllt ...... ,, ••• .,.... .......... .... ••rlalallnltBHcla~inday nl1bt. • ~ Woody Scott Shultz, il.29 W. Balboa Blvd., was surfing with hls roomate, Robert Biss-ell, who told police he left for a few minutes and returned to find his friend's surfboard on the beach. Adopted Bill Near Defeat SACRAMENTO (AP ) -A measure which would make lt ea1ler for adopted children ·to contact their blolo&tcal parents beaded for defeat in tbe state Senate after ernotiooal debate . 'The ........ which haa been rewritten 10 Umee since the pre. Hnl meature waa flrat In~ trodueed 11 moatM •80. would not .,... ldoptecl cbUclnn '° Hti Ule ldntltln of their ......... ...... from Haled •late neordl GDUI tbey pua tbetr Ult blrtbdaJ . tinued for a 10th straight day in first baH of 1979. known suspects in town and -an effort to end the longest ae< San Clemente pol~credit the works in high crime a~s:-U --- tor s • strike in 20 years. a depar:tment's Major Crime Sup. That, he s ays, res ulted in ·spokeswoman said. press1on Team as a primary fac-fewer burglaries this year. and a "We came in Saturday and put tor in the 12 percent overall lo wer inciden<'e of assault and toeether a new proposal. We decline in crime from January rapes. think it's fairly innovative and to June. Results of all four agencies' we hope it breaks the logjam," Statistic_s released this week e ff orts show a total or 253 said Kim Fellner of the Screen by the police department s how a persons arrested from Sep. Actors Guild, which struck the 17 percent decline in burglaries tember 1979 to this June. and the m ajor film studios. television alone in .san Clemente -from recovery of more than $323,000 networks and other producers on 24~ the first half of 1979 to 200 in stolen goods. July 21 along With the American this year. In addition, convictions have F ederation of Television and Declines also were reported in been won in more than 90 per- Radio Artists. rapes (four this period, 11 in cent of the cases tried to date. Ms . Fellner said the .union's 1979): aggravated assaults (24 in ne w proposal '"ls all entirely 1980, 34 by June last year): and dealing with the home video grand thefts, C91 this year. 96 in market" -the key issue in the 1979). strike -but she declined to pro-There were no homicides the vide detalla. first half of this year, compa red "We've done a real substan· with one murder last year: auto live proposal with a different ap· thefts were up slightly from 93 to proacb and we hope it ind.ces 95, and robberies increased by some interest in moving on the two. from 19 ill 1979 to 21 thls other side," she said. "Their year. negotiators will have to take it The decline in major crimes back to their management team this period is impressive, police now for review." s ay. when compa r e d with Ms . Fellner said there was no figures from the previous year ch anFe the strikers would go Police recorded a 33 percent back to work while talks con· jumpin crime the fi rstsixmonths tinued. and next Saturday's Em· of 1979 compared with the same my Awards program remained period in 1978. j e opardized by a pos s ible And a year end tabulation or boycott. crime statistics for all of 1979 T he strike. which will surpass showed a 19 percent increase. the 42-day walkout by SAG in Police Chief Gary Brown said 1960 if no settlement is reached much of the success this year is this weekend, has idled 67,000 due to the ne w cr ime s up· TV and film actors and at least pression team program. 20,000 non-striking craftsmen San Clemente. along with and technicians. Ms . Fellner police departments in Laguna said union bargainers had re· Beach and Irv ine a nd the jected the latest offer from the Orange County Sheriff's Depart· produce.rs. ment, received a 10-m onth The walkout has shut down the $139,000 federal grant last year normally busUing entertainment to reduce. major crimes in south industry and forced networks in· Orange County. to a fall schedule relying heavily Eacll agency was provided with on reruns, films and specials two officers who work full-time on FINAL DAYS SAVE JDC · Off Tiil Mi. LI. PWCI. MY CUT PtlCl Of BEEF STICK.. ..,.,... ............ SAVE50C Off TM Ml. LI...._• WMOU BEEF STICK. •11. PNCE >• ... ...... """"'..__ .... ~i~k©r1 "~"~' 'Gold' Trial Verdict Guilty WEST PALM BEACH, Fla (AP) -Suspended Dade County high school principal Solomon Ba r n es was convict e d of second-degr ee g r and t heft F r ida y by a ju r y t h at deliberated just over three hours in the s~cond "Gold Plumbing" trial. The former McArthur South Hig h Schoo l prin c ipal was accused of trying to use school di strict funds to purchase nearly $9,000 worth of luxury plumbing fi xtures. Prosecutors contended the fixtures were meant for installation in a summer home being built fo r former Dade Schools Superintendent Johnny J ones . Jones. who like Barnes is black. was convicted in Miami on second -degree gr and theft charges in April by an all-white jury. Barnes' trial was delayed to allow racial tensions to cool in Miami after rioting in m id-May that killed 18 people. OF OH IO IN &oath Coast 'Ptua "' Qrin ese I ~onclave I . . 1.Qpened ~ I • • l PEKING CAP> -One o r Cllina '• top economic plannen h• told tbll open1n1 1ea1lon ot thp ~ Parliament that the n•ioa'a cautious ntrtation wilb Wftstern economic lncentlvH ha• blollomed into a productive relaUonahip. '•·we have actively yet prudently initiated experlmenta in restruclurlna economic rnana1ement 1n selected en· terprises." Vice Premier Yao Yllln told the 3,400 deputies at· tepdln.( the National People'• Cfntress S.turclay. whlcti for the tint Ume In more than two decades was open to forell)'\ re· perten. Yao. head or the State Plan· nin& Commission, sajd new Policies introduced last year ._,,,_.~~L-p.r.MJl.C.~'L L hlWt. ln-0 datrial output and a·bi&her per · for the-nat.ioftls billion people. Bullet Links Remains to SW1Set Case LOS ANGELES CAP> -A woman's skeleton found in a re· mote oil field in the Santa Clarita ValJey may be the re- mains of yet another victim of •• TM flle aa•u OI the ur)' ---Uil proMC'Utor. ....... "9Mll h \akff to 1tt '8 IM ...... ti It. to r .. uy ftlld ••'· tlaea m1/bt that '• He_.,, ... ul H •yHr·old Mt.., •.try ot 0 lee Cove, N.Y ... after t•• nrdlct w11 ._.... .,_ Wt1' &etu.rday • ...... hDwtvtr, Ulat 1he ........ lt unfiitunate "tbat the .... .., ..... to retort tot.hat ..• ,.... .... etDlllDYtcl ~vtettd ~ maa Mel Wtinber1 to poet! H an •1• ol a phony Arab 1htlll out to buy fnora from poUtlctaM ln hl1h plee•• Many of tht .....e.inp w•N rec:ordtd on videotape. Tbt tcbeme - dubbed Ableasn for Abdw En· terprU. 1cam led to the ln· dlc\lnent of 1lx con1re11men and a number of leuer polltJcal n1urt1. Thomu P ~ucclo. head ot the federal Or1anlaed Crime Strike rort't ln Brooklyn and chief pro- • cutor lo lb• U.S DlJtrict Court Ta ~kli11g D11n1n1y Live cat plays with toy giraffe outside police head· quarters in Costa Mesa. Both are mascots of the city's animal control officers. trial, Hid lbe vent.let vindicated the "1tln1" operation, wbJch aome had crUiclaed u a form of entrapment. Puccio .-aid be lhou1hl the uae of videotapes would aet a trend. Myers, 37, contended durin1 the trial he was only "play. actlnt" when he accepted · 950,000 to help the rtctltlous abetk' with bis Immigration problems. Arter the verdict was re· turned. Myers said, ''I won't step down over ~a Mel Wein· ber1." His co.defendants were Angelo Errichetti, mayor of Camden, N.J .. and a state senator: Philadelphia City Councilman Louis Johan so n , and Philadelphia attorney Howard Criden. They were corwicted of aiding and abetting in the same three offenses : bribery, con· spiracy and traveling interstate to comr(lit bribery Myers, a t wo -tcr m con . NATION I WORLD gr~saman and former longshoreman from the South Philadelphia docks, ls up for re- election. But he faces pouible expulsion, censure or other dis· ciplinary action by the House following an invesU1at1on by it.a Committee on Standards of Of. ficlal Conduct. Erricbetti Is slated to stand trial with Rep. Raymond Lederer, o. Pa., be1lnning Sept. lS in the next AbscaJJL trial. Anderson Airs P la tform: Positions F al,l Betiooen Democrau, GOP WASHINGTON CAP> John B. Anderson, sayina "something has gone wrong" with the na- lion 's economy, made public Saturday a platform for his in- dependent presidential cam- pai1n calling for tax incentives to discourage inflationary wage and price increases. The 300·page document on which the veteran Illinois con· gressman will run his fall cam· paign also proposes new over· lures to the Soviet Union to ease ratification of the Strategic Arms Llmltation Treaty <SALT II) by the U.S. Senate. "WE BEUEVE America is in peril because our tradition or self-1overnmenl has been ·erOded," said the platform in: troduction signed by both An· derson and his running mate. Patrick J . Lucey, a liberal Democrat from Wisconsln . The platform charts a middle course between those produ,ssd ~-by-'t'lre'1"1f\iTffl' c a n a n cl Democratic· conventions, and --rerlects Anderson's philosphy that the federaJ tax system is the most potent weapon availa- ble for national economic re· covery. BUT WHILE American in· dustry would receive billions in tax breaks to encourage new re- search and the purchases of new equipment, Anderson said that unlike President Carter and Ronald Reagan, he opposes any consumer tax cuts as infla. tionary. Most of the specifics in the platform have been spelled out during the 14 montbs Anderson has been running for the pre· sidency. first as a Republican seeking the GOP nomination, and then as an in<tependent. But the platform sets out In one place both Anderson 's philosphy of government and the detailed means by which he pro· poses to lead the nation through an era of austerity "A GENERATION of political leaders has told us we could get something for nothing," says the platform, Lhe product of four months' s taff work. ·•it has been a time of decep· lion and illusion." the platform says "And it must end now "We are close lo becoming a sta lemated society, locked into a politics of paralysis, where each interest group blocks any policy. no matter how wise and how necessary, if its own interests are threatened." Anderson pledged to push for ha s 50-cenl·a·gallon tax on gasoline as a means of reducing U.S. consumption of imported oil. Proceeds from the tax would be funneled into reductions in Social Security taxes. Anderson 's platform is a bas ically conse rvative docu- ment, o pposed to any new fed e ral programs to solve econo m ic problems, yet is liberal on social issues like minority and women's rights. Smog Rules Slow ~ ratro1--ears ·-~-....... SACRAMENTO IAP) -The California Highwa y Patr ol should have a smog exemption so its new cars can be souped up to chase speeders. two s tate lawmakers say. But the stale Air Resources Board said the patrol could get cars that a re fast e n ough without polluting the air mittee headed by Alquist to con- sider legislation on the subjf!ct. But ARB spokesman Bill Sessa said turbochargers not on- ly would pollute the air, but also might harm the cars' engines. He said the ARB is in touch with the CHP and with Chrysler Corp. about modifying the' cars' engin(•s in ways that would im· prove performance without dirty inf! the air ~e so·called "Sunset urderer," officials say. he woman. discovered Tues· day. had been shot in the bead wlth the same .25-caUber pistol used to kUl five other young w.,men who frequented Hollywood's Sunset Strip this June. "Our ballistics people have determined that the projec· tile fowtd in the victim's head was from the same weapon used In some of the other murders," Sherifrs Deputy Mike Santander sajd . Gas Rig Blast Kil& 2 THE CALIFORNIA Associa lion of Highway Patrol Men com pl ained th a t 900 r ece ntly purchased 1980 Dodge St Reg1!. cars took 15 seconds to reach 60 mph, a 20 percent slump from 1979 performance. The CHP bas been considering equipping some of the cars with turbocha rger s to in c rease power. But the ARB said that would also increase nitrogen ox ide e missions in v1olat1on of state standa rds . CllP S POKESMAN Kent M 1lton said the patrol had been planning to test a turbocharger on one car. and then possibly equip 300 cars with them if the ARB approved Sessa said there were other cars that would have met both the CHP's and the ARB's re· quirements. but state bidding procedures apparently prevent· ed the p_atrol from getting them. ~wo people have been arrest· e4 in connection with the sex.1 oriented Sunset Murders . Douglas Daniel Clark. 32, was atre.ted Aug. 11 at the Burbank company where he works as a baller engineer, and Carol Bun· dy,. 37, a vocational nurse, was arrested the same day at her Burbank home. I I PORT O'CONNOR, Texas (AP) -Flames s hot 100 feet in- to the air from a burning gas rig Saturday, hampering a Coast Guard search for three people missing after the offshore rig ex- ploded and killed two workers, authorities said. Seven others were injured in the explosion, the Coast Guard said. 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II that Chicago lost 644.072 resi· dents -or·more than the total PQPUlation of Boeton -since the 1970 census and thereby fell behind Los Angeles in the rank· ing of U.S. cities. Chicago has 2,725,295 million, Los' Angeles 2,878,039. Cop f'a~.-• Rap MATHEWS, Va. (AP> - Former Mathews County Uepu· ty John R. Thomes, whose fatal shooting of a black m an set off two days of racial protest here a week ago, has been arrested and charged with murder. Thomes, 49, was arrested in Salem, Va., and released after posting an unspecified bond. He will be arraiiJled on Sept. 8. Sens Albe rt Rodda . D Sacramento. and Alfred Alqu1st. D-San Jose. issued statememts calling on the ARB to ext>mpt' the patrol cars from its stan- dards. "AS IMPORTANT as auto smog control is t o pu bllc health, .. said Hodd a, "in the case of the relative handful of CHP vehicles. public safety and the safely of offiters must come first." "We mjght as well put CHP of· ficers on bicycles." said Alquist. Unless government agencies solve the problem. the senators said, they plan to call a hearing of the Senate Finance subcom Sirhan Finds Parole Home SAN FRANCISCO CAP) - Sirhan Sirhan, the convicted as- sassin or Robert F. KeMedy, wants to r~um lo the Middle East if he Is given parole, the head of a pro-Arab group says. Or. M.T. Mehdi, president of the American Arab Relations Committee. said he met with Sirhan. who is serving a life sen· tence in a California prison, "to discuss the facilities for his re· turn to the Arab world.•' GO AHEAD, SLEEP LATE! ; We Don't Open Today I: Until 12 Noon SHOP TODA Y I 'Til 5 :00 P .M . * ~ SOUTH COAST PLAZA ·reoDonchgToday l :30P.M. ' ... · . . . . . . .. '. VICTIM HOLDS SWIM RECORDS Barbara Palombl Applies Fltneas to Studies Balll8• OD Sliving Can Cattle Magnet. Cut ~ llse? • , , ..... a.AUlllN .......... ._ You can't hardly buy • caltle m••net ln Oran1e Cou nty anymore. The t.hrM-lMh, cylln· drlcal·lbaped cn11ntta are uatd by dairy fa rmeu moally. or veterlnariana Th•}' are fore.cl down I cow I throat to rftt In It• nrst atomach. The m a«neta attract the amaH pletea of balllns wire and berbt."'<'1 wire It aluttonoualy lniiesu dur· lnl feedin1. BUT IT'S not the farmera. nor the veterinarians. who are scooping up the magnets ln Orange County these days. Hi• friead. Jobn Baube. president of J.R. Simplot Livestock Com pany's la nd and Hvestock division. in Idaho. offered partial conflrmallon by phone to Aguirre's story. Basabe said he has about 20 pick-up trucks with the magnets In· stalled. "Some employees say they work. others say they don 't ," h e ' chuckled. "I don't know if they do anything or not." D.ilY ...... IWt ..... O n e combine operator. he said , claimed he got an extra hour out or his machine on one tank of gasoline as a r e s ul t of the magnets. GAS SAVER? CetlleMegnets ll 's hopeful motorists loolung to squeeze a few "We usually carry "CALL George Goiri more miles out or an in· .ao.ooo to 50.000 in stock.'' over in Ont.ario <Ore.>.' creasingly expens ive he said. "Sales have re· Basabe advised. "He gallon o( gasoline. ally gone up since the works for me and he A story has spread out story spread. We have started it all. He'll give or the Pacific Northwest them on back-order .. you the straight scoop ... aboutrarmers and small Goiri. a Western town residents who are COOKE s aid he is S to c kman s S tore using the magnets to get more concerned about employee in Ontario, extra mileage these getting the magnets to said by phone he's sure days. the dairy people and the he's responsible for the Over the past t wo veterinarians for use magnetic hoopla. months talcs have been with livestock than in "I'm buying up all the told about this guy or marketing the magnets m agne ts I can find, that who is getting four for a lleged gasoline sav· packaging them a nd to seven miles more per ings. marketing them. We'll gallon just by taping two He said he doesn ·t be in San Diego soon," cattle magnets to the know what the impact he said. metal gasoline line lead -will be on dairymen. "Guys around here i n g to a v e h i c I e 's M et a 1 th a t g 0 e s have been putting four carburetor beyond a cow's first or fi ve of the magnets on Sund-v.Auguat31. 1980 DAILY PILOT A4 SIMMERS EllD CLEARANCE PARKllll LOT SALE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY ............................ ,.... ... ,.. ................. .... ...,.... ~.., .................. c....., ........ ....... llOWN JORDAN .......... 5 Pteee Mt-68" Table Reg. SUS Mow $447 Come see our new concept in home awnings The Elite r etractable arm Hone Awning. An energy-saving idea! Si mple to install, operate and own ... simply beautiful ! A &· E ... Accent on Ex· ~llence. TROPITONE TICWMW 5 piece set--t2·· Table Reg. S602 Mow SUI IN STOCK MERCHANDISE ONLY DELIVERY AVAILABLE BROWN JORDAN IA&.UA 5 oleoe ~-Tllble R efll . 5794 Mow $47' D • bl d Lagu TRUE or not. the feed stomach eventually water lines -the kind lSU e 11Ull stores and veterinary coutd result in intecuo~ 1eading into houses." he supply wholesalers in or ev.en death. said ·said . "It softened the Orange Countv are out C l audia Jus tice. a water. We have some 011i1ie--MOi.,e~Miiffil~y~ltitnnag~lSThesc ~~~la~7! reattra11twatertrere:-__ _.. COSTK-MESA-STORC-ONtY 1'. · · Elco V~terinary Supp. Ana. . . "WE wQnder~d if . it By DON CHAPMAN beginning seMous com· ly in Anaheim reported She said her Bristol would do anything. with •• ' JIJJ ...en llft. •~•lS-'•.• ot-o.i1,,.o .. si.tt . petition six years ago. selling out a few days Street store probably th.e gas: We came up 642-4103 Barbara Palomb1 of As there are national ago sold two or three cattle with this as the best o,.. ,...,. .. 1e,.o.-, Laguna Beach won't sit or international games "The run started three magnets a year before ·. way." s till for disability. each year, Ms. Palombi weeks ago," said sales the recent onslaught. Giori claims his Lin· A .former UC Irvine said, "You train all year clerk Kristi Yount. "We She said she ordered coin an~ pick·up truck ---------------------- administrator, partially long " usually keep about 5,000 more. received up to two are ge.ttmg .between four paralyzedby~lio since ~~OOOonhand, mostly dozen magnets three and su m1l~s more~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~• childhood, is on the S h e maintains a for dairies in the Chino weeks ago and has sold the gallon smcc he in · ... move again schedule of two two· area. all or lhem. stalled the magnets end · and -one -half.hour "Between the cases to ·e~d ... pos ltlvc -t o · THIS TIME around she's not competing in national or international games for the han· workouts four to five we sell to the dairies and "A GUY was in here n.egat1ve on the old gas times a week, and she vets and the increased from San Francisco just lin e as close lo the plans to continue that orders from the local the other day and wiped carburetor as possible." 40°10 to 55°10 off selected custom drapery fabrics. _ dicapped. She's studying fitness and its e((ect on the well-being or the dis· a bled schedule while doing grain s tore dealers.· ou~ what I had left," she Tbemagnetsweresell· her gradu~e wMk in we·~~~~o~~~ sa~. ing for"·~ each at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Michigan. ply." "Now we're out or most feed stores before Ms Palombi, 31, is planning to apply her experiences in swim· ming and track competi· t1on in her pursull of a doctoral degree in counseling at th e University of Michigan The handicapped are underemployed and uo d e reducated. Ms Palombi cont ends However, she says, they live in an able-bodied world and are res~nsi· ble for themselves "I want to work on de· veloping a program with an emphasis on fitness then see how it affects the mental health of the handicapped," she said .. l'LL BE coordlnat· , ing with a mental health clinic at the university." The doctoral can · didate has won about 100 medals for handicapped sports events since A NA'l10NAL record bolder in the SO.yard but· terfly and 200-yard in· dividual medley events for the handicapped, Ms. Palombit bas also spun her wheelchair in track events "I would like to do the Boston Marathon," said the amiable Ms. Palom· bi. 'Tm going to try a 10 kilometer race first and see if I like it." A native of Wisconsin, she did undergraduate work at Luther College .in Iowa, and received her master's degree at th e Univ e r s ity or Washington. S he d e veloped a career counseling pro· gram for the han- dica pped at Wrig ht State University in Ohio, and then took 'a position as assistant dean or stu· dents and director of handicapped services at. UCI. TAKING LEGAL POSSESSION· To tetti. bel..-on eceounts of three mondlt comml•ion from recently CLOSED DOWN ORI· ENT AL RUG DEALER. We h•ve bMn instructed by en 9ttomev In 8eHrly Hlllt to offer thlt entire inventory et AUCTION • • open to the public • • INVENTORY CONSISTS OF IOO PIECES ,LUS OTHERS. OF GENUINE HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS &CARPETS To hldlldlr. V..._ ~ ,.._ .~-...s.'!.~~ --... K....._. Doi ... .._ ......... ~ ~ A.._,~,-.,.,,. Ewpti.t,,,..: rl:::1,"::~ .. ~..= '::::::·.~=~ froM X3' to 1rx1r. Cwtlftc.te of A11thentidty ............... ~. AUCTION WILL 81 .. ELD ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 31. AT 2 P.M. HOLIDAYINN 2IBILA PAZ RD. LAGUNA HILLS the~ and there aren't the carburetor s tory ~r/.'Tl:l;:!~~~~~~~~rrlrTtllW any 1n Orange County." spread. MS. YOUNT said many of the dealers didn't realize at first why so many people were asking for magnets. "When they round out why, they started buy. ing them up by the bunches." she said. It was a similar story at Globe Veterinary Supply in Garden Grove. "1 've asked them "We sold about 400 a <buyers> to call and let year. before." he said. me know what hap- pens," she said or the gas idea. "I haven 't heard a word." G II Aguirre, Rancho Mission Viejo's director or agricultural opera· lions. said his range.fed cattle don't ingest metal but that he's looking for some magnets anyway. He said he heard from a friend in Idaho that the gas trick works like a charm. LOCAL Oregon newspapers picked up the idea and wrote about it. A wire service spread the story even farther. The Ontario f<'ed store. he said. has si nce sold 10,000 magnets in two months. The price has jumped to $4 each. he added. "We only have 10,000 in town. You can imagine the demand." Jay Cooke. marketing manager, said he had a handful or magnets ly· ing about. The rest. he said. were long gone =-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ jJ At JCPenney, we have a w ay with draperies. And, right now you can save up to 5 5% on drapery fabrics. Choose from antique satins. sheers, open weaves, textures. damask and 1acQuards. Installation avai'®le at no extra charge. Sale prices effective through September 13. "Sierra" collection of 1-in. wood blinds. LJ.~~m~l'rf'fff1 Our "Sierra" blinds offer you ""' the natural look of wood. A Custom order shutters. Beautiful. Durable. Practical. Perfect for almost any decor. Ally room. Sale prices effective through &eptember 27. marvelous way to accent your windows. Select from 7 colors . Sale prices effective through September 6. 1 30% off "Capri" 1·in. mini-blinds. Create elegant windows with our 1 ·in. narrow aluminim slat blinds. Select from 61 colors Sale prices effective through October 11 . Woven wood custom shades . The look is soft and gentle, blends with almost any decor. Woven woods are natural insulators, too. Choose from hunoreds of styles and COiors. Sale prlcn effective through October 4. rs~CPenney 'Mii """'°9 11t II XM M1 f'AUlllMA C111t ,..,,., "'8TW MUS ll'lt --.e1 ltlWMm (1t4) .. , ..... IAN .. .,__, (P'ttt ..... tQ TMOUIMD OMI ..... ..,...., I l'OMMCS Cl11t '11 ... 11 .... ~Cit .. ...,,, ...nwoao411 • .., .. ,, . In 19r4, at tlW encl of the ltate lApa.ture'I Rrst hW• )'••r tt11ion, Oov. Roaald Re11an berated the lawmakers for ckla.Ylnl anJan • men than 1.000 bllla until the 1Mt well of. tM -••. lettina too many vanish In the ecramb&e, and Yoda& IO careteuly that new bU11 for ameadmentt would be lnevtt.a-.. By the end ol tbe im.71 aeulon. ln whlch more than 6.000 meu Utts were ln~ -only half or which w'~ YOled into law thin11 hMI becorM ao muddled Utere wu a •tt•mpt to limit the number of bills each lealalator Would M permitted to introduce. That didn't &et Ytty far. At mlclnlahl tonaiht the 1979-80 leslslatlve seHion comes lo a cl~ And apparently experience hos nOl been much of a tent>her Alain lhe number of bills introduced -at a cost of • some 12.SOO apiec~ for proces mg -will add up into thousands, again not more than about hair will become . law. and again the final "'eek found crucial measures sUll in the air. Some were of v1tal importance to the whole state - tax indexing to keep workers from being boosted into higher income tax brackets when they receive cost-of· living raises; annual vehicle inspections to head off the potential loss of l850 million in foederaJ highway and sewer funds: variable home mortgages that could lead some buyers into financial disaster. And, of special con- cern the Orange County, the establishment of a separate county transportation district. : All were being reworked. amended. vote and re-voted in the final frantic days. 1• ; The newly elected 1981·82 Legislature will be con vened early in December and will get down to work right after the New Year. ' . ~ l L •• J One of the first orders of business should be a serious attempt to solve these ongoing problems of excessive legislatioo and last-minute chaos -if only in the interest of editorial writers who have to think up new ways to s ing this same sad song every two years. Oteering ·Premature r. There's no doubt tbe Polish strikers have had an 1m- -···-pe~l'«t {~~-arnmurriiWgoverntnent. v.a - ..--'-. _The re have been firings of top officials and a wholesale overhaul or the ruling hierarchy ; the strikers have won promtSes of' tree.union elections, inore food ana better w~rking conditions; the re has been some easing of censorship and an attempt to ease relations with the church. As things go in Eastern Europe, it all sounds quite re- ma rkablt'. There's little doubt the Kremlin's initial hands-off polic~ st emmed only from Soviet reluctance to apply the iron ftst at (t time when its Afghanistan misadventure re- mains unsolved. It clearly was preferabl~ to let the Polish communist leaders try to tidy up their own mess. But those leaders already have said that there must be a limit lo concessions where "the security of the .u s tate" is threatened Citing the current system of communist government in Poland as ··one of the basic elements of peaceful order a nd stabiHzation" in Europe, they warned of "incalcula· ble consequences" with reslll~. "4isastrqus to Poland" if the system should be disturbed. That was a pretty obvious reminder of the conse- quences felt. and still being felt. in Hungary and Czechoslovakia after the system was threatened in those countries. The striking workers have reason to be proud of their accomplishments to date. But concessions granted today in order to break the strikes can very well be gradually .reversed as time goes by, probably without attracting too much international attention. The Soviets doubtless are aware of this and confident that time is on their side. It's too soon to cheer yet. Foiled Again Once again our Big Brothers in Washington, in their .efforts to improve our welfare, seem to have made a bad guess. This time it's the Department of Transportation moguls who decided that requiring air conditioning on all new public transit buses would be a nice idea. Of course, lo make the air conditioning work. the buses must have windows that don't open. And to make s ure bus drive rs wouldn't have to bother with trying to a djust the temperature, the mandate in cluded automatic thermostats. Unfortunately; the thermostats don't always work. And since the driver can't adjust the m. and the passengers can't open the windows. the solution in some areas has been to take the shiny new buses off the road on very hot days. . Another giant step forwardl or mass transit • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views ellpresaed on this page are those of their authors and anists . Reader comment i• Invited. Address The Daily Piiot. P.O. 8ol( 1560, Costa Meaa. CA 92628. Phone (714) 842-4321. Boyd/Flying. Prick ByL•.BOYD Q. What does a pllot mean when he says be "fliel by the SHt of bis pants?" A. Migbt be aomething to that oldllmey pbrue by the ?ilots who took~ to the air before the developmoent ol' so much lnatnamentation. Some yean 8'°' an aero- medlcaJ specialist named Dr. H. Strugbol• injected bls blndaicle with Novocaine, and when talrly numb tbereabcMlta. be took off ill bia plane. But be landed as quickly • poaible. Without tbe nerve lmpulaet from h1s seat, be Nici, be became dis- oriented UP there, afraid, even sick. Q. What do you call the art ofm~aundl•? A. In tbl vernacular, lt'a cllalln1. But the technical term 11 pomonlcs. Q. How many etbletel at Notre Dame 1et full ..,..,....! A. Ahat 111. Aad Tl percent 10 to feotbafl pl&Jen. ~.August 31. t980 RoWlaad Eval'.l8/Robert Novak Robert N Weea 'PUbll\her Thom•s Keevll tEditor Skepticism on Israel Growing WASHINGTON -A waminc 11taal ftMMd oo for 11r .. 1 when the preu lanored Ronald Rea1u'1 abarply·honed state· meat Aue-21 aU.cklnt the Carter admlnlltraUon f« not vetolnl the U .N. resolution condemning ltrael'• Jtrwalem takeover. Israel la now 1uapected here of plaanln• other major moves 11alnst the Arabs under cover of lhe presidential ca mpaig n The Inability of Reagan and Democratic c r itics to m a k e a b ea dlin e political iaaue • out of the non·veto argues for Andy Rooney laraell caution in its future movet. Tbeee Include intenalficaUoo of larael'a croH ·border attacks a1alnlt Lebanon and I bold at· tempt at outrlabt annexation of the Golan Hel1hts. But sharpened skeptlciam in the U.S. about I1rael'1 unilateral actions in Jerua&Lem. the West Bank and Lebanon may undercut Israel's traditional use of presidential campalpa to leverage its in· nuence here so as to advance its ca~ against the Arabs. aEAGAN'SM'ATEMENTsay· tng that the non-veto "appalled" him was not r epo rted in newspapers here aod in New York City. surpriaing bis political ad· visers. Equally surpfuing was a private letter from one of Israel's champions in Congress. Rep. Ben Rosenthal of New York, to Secretary of State Edmund S. Mus kie . Rosenthal praised Muskie for going to the Security Council in person with a hard- hitting statement attacking re· pealed U.N. efforts to pass "un· balanced and unrealistic resolu· tions" against Israel. But Muskie's failure to veto the Jerusalem te xt was accepted by Rosenthal. "Within the context of the constraints operating upon our foreign policy." he wrote Muskie, "I understand the de· cision.·· The new moves lhat U.S. of· fi c ials believe are now being planned by Prime Minister Menachem Begin's government against Lebanon and on the Golan Heights should be judged by Israel against Uus rising skep- tic Ism in the U.S. American public oparuon in support of Israel can undermine a president'smost cherished policies, as many a president has discovered to )us sorrow. But without the backing of public opinion here, Is rael could find its chosen course a rocky one . THE LEGAL MOVE aiming at Israeli absorption of the Golan Heights. which is by far lhe most da ring now under consideration in J erusalem, is being pushed by Geula Cohen. the same member of parliament who successfully won passage or the bill annexing Arab East Jerusalem. The Golan Heights bill will come up for a vote when parlia- ment reconvenes in October. and approval is by no means impossi- ble. An editorial in the respected J erusalem Post Aug. l asked: ·'Will Knesset (parliament ) members again rush into folly. like lemmings to the sea, in· evitably carrying the whole coun· try with them?" If the answer is yes. today's near-isolation of Israel in the world wouJd become universal. lf President Carter's decision not to veto the Jerusalem resolution could so easily escape public cens ure, annexation of lhe Golan Heights would inevitably fare across-the-board condemnation in the U.S . FOR THE CART E R ad- m inistration. the !>wing of public op1n1on yay from automatic -1'tll~i~ 3'lt't'!ir1IeT''!niclionsl§-3"- two-c>di.tt'word. It makes· it • · ~as1cr lo retiast Israel's dt>mandc;, as ·in lht:' Jerus<.ilC'm resolution. Butt here 1s concern that as Prime Minister lkgin fct•ls more isolat- ed. hts propensity for dangerous unilat<>ral actions increases. That could lead to a cn s1s extending far beyond the Middle East battle· ground. Why Are These Travelers So Careless? Every night on television we're faced with these people who have gone somewhe r e without any real money and are in a pmlc because they can't flnd the imitation money they took with them instead. My question is this: Why do people keep losin g their travelers checks? It seems to me there can be only two r e a sons . 1 ) The people who buy travelers checks tend to be more care l ess about thlnp than the rest of us, or 2) 'there is something basical· ly wrong with the way travelers checks themselves are designed that makes them easy to lose. I SllOlJLD think all this scare talk about losing them woo.Id be very ~ for the people in the trave lers check bus iness, because the basic idea I get from the television commercials is that, while you may be able to get your money back, it would probably have been easier if you• d just taken money in the first place and been damned careful what you did with it. On television when the person Art Hoppe or pel'!IOftS who lost the checks comes up to the tour gu.ide or the hotel manager. the person in a position of authority always says, "What kind were they?" They almost always seem to be American Express. Now. American Express always seemed like a pretty good com· pany to. me and I thin.It it's high time top management looked in· to the reason for so many losses. WHEN AMERICAN Express goes to the trouble of returning money to the loser it must take a lot or man h ours and machinery. This must add to what they have to charge for the travelers checks in the first place. If they could get to the bottom of this problem of wby all these people are losing them, they could charge less. Losing sometb1ng is ooe ol the leut pleuant experiences in life. It's frustrating because you can't strike out at it. Tbe thiag ls just gone, that's all, and you don't know where. There's often something traumatic about an unnecessary loss that you don't get over. I DON'T BUY travelers checks because I'd rather just lose the money if that's what's going to happen. Money would be less personaJ than checks with my name on them. Maybe it would be a good idea if American Ellpress gave a course on where to hide things in a hot(!l room. That could cut down on thefts. Putting money in the pages or lhe Bible is one way to hide it in a hotel room. I have a friend who carries a waterproof plastic container. He puts h.is money m lhat and bides it in the water closet behind the toilet if the room has one. Sometimes l put my extra money in with the clean towels. There are a lot or good hiding places in a hot.el room. THERE A.RE two ways to lose something, of course. You can lose it through your own care- lessness by forgetting where you put it or someone can steal it. Neither way is any fun . but if it's stolen, at least you have the pleasure of bating someone anonymously. Ir you lose it yourself. it's hard to find anyone to blame. I've lost a lot or things in my life. 1be things I lose most often that don't worry me much are s unglasses, gloves and um· brellas. 1 OFFEN WONDER who has ended up with all those things I've lost. Somewhere I suppose there is someont• as good at find- ing things as I am at losing them. The first thin~ J remember losing was a Boy Scout knife my father bought me when I was <.ibout 8. lt was a bitter day. Thcr • was no American Express office near our summer carr.p and they wouldn't have replaced my Boy Scout kmft' anyway. Thl' most dramatic loss I ever suffered was when I fell aslet•p in a helicopter over the Queen Mary. My arm hit the lever that opened the door THE DOOR FLEW open and my camera and tape recorder dropped into the water below. A jacket with my money and credit cards drifted down the freeway nearby. We landed and a watchman for the Queen Mary said he knew of a diver who might find my camera. I said I guessed it wasn't worth it and I was more worried a bout the jacket anyway. Within minutes a Richfield oil truck pulled up and the driver waved at me. "Saw the whole thing," he laughed. "Here's your jacket." If American Express s()ld jackets instead of travelers checks. it would have made a beautiful commercial. A True Prob!ern Fancler Cherishes His Misery The National Problem Fan- ciers Association held their an- nual Problem Show down at the auditorium. A beetle time was bad by all. As usual, all 183 omclally rec· ogni1ed v.rieties of problems were on dis· play. They came in every con- ceivable •lie and 1bape with Inbred charac· terisda 1'8118· tn1 from prlcltly to atlclty to Just plain painful. Each was, of course, ucompanled by lb proud owner. I mllde IDf way put the Pelt)' ~ Annoymtea, wtalcb were all ytp- ptn1 M Mell Giber, IDd aldrt.ed tbe 06awlq ADxtMMI for tear one ~ set loolt. JUlt beyond tb• CoDltant Aaravauou. I came apan • man whOle prob- lem bid ..,.. a larp bl• rtb-boll. It _. labeled, "Belt ol Grievous Complalnts Dtvtalon, N.P .F.A., 1980." "Congratulations," I said to its beaming owner. "What sort ofGrievousCompl.aintlslhat?" "Oh, it's a Naainl Worry." he said, carefUlly taking it out from its cage and Ouffing up its little tufta ol nags with a groom- ing comb". .. l'VE llEA&D tbat Naging Worries are one of the moet dif. ficult problems to live with," l said. .... u. they do tnd to keep you awake at Diabt when they get blaer .. be ldmJtted ... But tbey ;o;ide a lot of 1at11faetton, you know." ''How·~ that?" ••Loyalty, devotion1 ~ compan. lontbl'P. that aort ol ualq. I've had tbla parUcl.llar N a11ln• W01T1 for nlM years aow and lt'• alwa11 been there when I needed it." "But don't they require a lot ol care?" ••oa, Ruas. You have to noartlb lbem property IO they 1row well. Then u you can see. you have to groom them con· st.antly and exercise them daily. I air mine every morning with my wife. I'm afraid she doesn't care much for my hobby any more. Sbe wishes I'd take up bowling instead. But you know wives." "And you just show it once a year?" "Ob, no. Whenever we have company, I take it out and dis· play it for the guests . Sometimes, discussing its finer points can enrich an entire eve· ning -altbot.l&h, come to think of it, we haven't bad much company lately." · Just then, a Vexing VexaUon and a Nuty Habit, bolh of which had aomebow escaped from their ownen• custody, collided acl"Oll the aisle and set up a mOlt awful fuaa -the Vexation howttn1 vexatiously and the Habtt snarqnc nastily. No one paid the allaheet attention. "Shoulan•t we separate them?" I lllced. He tbruqed. "They're not my probleml," be saJd. "For a problem fancier, you don't seem to care much about other people's problems." He looked surprised. "What problem fancier does?" he said. "LOOK HERE," ~said with a touch of impalien..ie, "exactly what does your Nagging W<Kry do?" "Do?" he said. "Oh, It makes funny noises in the middle of the night." "So does my refrigerator, ' I said . "Not in the middle of my right knee it doesn't," be said with a pleased smile. "Gosh, that ft a blue-ribbon Nagglng Worry," 1 conceded. "Have you seen a doctor?" "Wbat?" he criej.. "And get rid of my problem? I'd as IOOn get rid of my wife. Sooner. And 1'11 bet every problem fancier ill this hall feela the same way." 1 "Boy," I said, shaking my head. ·•you've really got a prob- lem." He seized my hand and looted me in the eye. "Thank you," he said simply. ., ,.,.. MJll'ION llAft CaltlDnda U. .... ftllM ud ... • ct 'de .. cwt.,._ ba-' tM .UC..: To ..... ,. ... • ataadard, •llil• llohll•I U.e ~aiec1trt·We•tM....-. a lo&ical lleP wOlaW bt a predM IMtlMld ol ftae.bmlq aimed al •fffJlk problem ....... ni. would be mucb better ~ • .... 1 ,,.c ........ ol -..................... . ITATS Aala•aL:Y•AN A ... •uu...r • lla1 11 - ................... C8 .. dlflnd· ... ... ltMd for .. •lteted J .. ldU')'. He ..._.,_. ~r ....._ • a...u.. tM ''uklma .. law-•alltt1~1e1ltllt," "Im perial''llMl " ......... e." ff• aceued th• court• or Judldil .......... to I Ul»tan· tJate 11111 d&lmtMt _....,a court ....... Dlltkalb il .Uould .be hekl polldcally aetOUDtable. At beat, 1uc:ti charaea are valid la oaa, a amaU aum.Mr of co\lrta. We c1tllena mu1t re· ........ tit.at tllle ~ of our Judltlal a)'Nm cannot be com· pared to tbal ol the Le1l1lall.ll'I or UM pemor. llffled ontclal1 of tbe ex - ecuUve and leitalative brancbel have a duty t.o serve the people by beln1 ree~ive t.o their Wiabes orr1ceremov1Jtromolfice. CONVEUEL 't', the judiciary muat remain independent of out- 1 l de lnrluences s ince their primary responsibility is the ad· mlniltraUon of Juatlce in a fair and impartial manner, irrespec· Uve and notwithstanding public oplnion or populanty for a given declaion. The ConsUtutlon and the ' ~l'\daV.Auouat31 , 1eeo law• enacted by the Legislature serve u the primary determi· nants ln j udicial decision· making. Decision.a conditioned upon Popular approval are lnimicaJ to Justice. Therefore. t.b9 need for Judicial accountability muat be addressed dlfrerenlly than legislative or executive accoun· tability . Here lies the issue. Are we to address the problem of judicial accountability by-- sacrificing the 'independence of the courts? Are there no other ways t.o solve this dilemma and yet mainta.ln the strength and in- DoN 'T kE~ WAVIN<S THOSE '• .. ·: . 1. Pocketbook Politics ::· F1Uture' s Fi gql-ed ·: .. .. .. Ivon R. Rebert of Newport B~h. abndUftl lhia ~r.crt courteltl of Market Logic. Perhaps those of your readers who support President Carter's fiscal policies of tax. tax, lax -spend. spend, spend, -· print, print, print -would be interested in a brief look into the future. As consumers attempt to adjust t.o prices rising ai the rate of 1 percent per month, we tend to become sd en· grossed with our current fiscal problems that we lose sight of the horrendous eff~t this rate of inflation will have in the loninm. An increase of 1 percent per month compounded through Jan. 1. 2001 would result in the fottowing price comparisons; Wall Street Journal Big Mac 10 gallons gas Visit to doctor Night at Holiday lnr Ounce of gold Ford Fairmont 3-bedroom home $ .30 $ .95 13.00 20.00 37.00 632.00 4,160.00 79,900.00 3.85 12.25 128.99 260.00 , 475.00 6.884.00 53,700.00 1,030,000.00 If that is scary. reme mbe1· that 2001 is only 21 years away! · BobGreene IMIN<SS AT ME, BoY --FINt> ME MY AIRLINE SCH~t>U L E! OH.CONE ON THAT FAMOUS HAPPY · GO· LUCKY. l'f7S: I PRE - ELECTIOll SMILE I .... ! To writ• the Dally Rllot/Bo• 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 To Call the D•lly Pllotm .. 642·,.321 A1 d~pendence qf OW' judtes? THE DISADVANTAGES of an eiectedJudiciary and lta direct re- laUonahlp to a weakened court system are easily demonstrated. Indispensable qualities of a good Judge include: honesty, in· tegrity. fairness, impartiality and legal knowledge. The advent of open judicial elections could very well provide us with men of doubtful cttdentials. Of particular concern is the need to raise funds for an elec· tion camapign. Witness the ever- increasing costs of political cam· paigns. ' THE MEAN AVERAGE cost per candidate in a Superior Co urt election in 1978. ($19,363.99) increased twofold over such costs in 1974 ($10.06.5): or those wbo were elected. 92.9 percent < 13 of 14 candidates) s pent morethan$32.000. Additionally. 78.9 percent ( 15 of 19 candidates)· who spent more than $28,000 won the elec· tions as did 76.9 percent (20 of 26) 'who spent more than $20,000. In larger counties. the costs or e lect ions increase geometrically ln Los Angeles Coun•y one vic- torious candidatc ror Office No. :1 spcnt $95,438 In San Diego Count:,. m volvmg thrN' ~perior Court races. two candiaates s pent S45,429 and $42.760 respective!~·. 'Vhilc ont• s pent S.18,107 and two exceeded S28.000. tJou wOuld cause more barm than IOOd. The Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Foundation for Government Af. fairs presents an enlitbt.ened s olution to the problem of achleviDJ judicial accountability without sacrificing the indepen- dence of our judiciary. The foundation supports a system ot merit selection and re- tention of meritorious judges, coupled with ongoing judicial performance evaluations geared to the impl'ovement of the judiciary through self-education. THE MULTIPHASIC approach has as its main purpose: The s e l e ctio n or co m -petent judicial candidates by knowledgeable individuals; the retention of meritorious judges based on their record by periodic retention elections; and the continuing e fforts to evaluate and im..e.rove the performance of sittirflNudges. The end result of this plan is a judiciary that is strong and in· dependent. yet accountable for their actions. This is not a new idea. Merit selection a nd retention have been adopted by 30 slates . the District of Columbia a nd the federal courts. By selecting judges on their merits rather than by popularity contests. the initial pool of talent on the bench is enriched. Wlm A SYSTEM of retention elections. all j udges must ap- pear on the ballot and will run HOWEVER. THE qualities on their records and not against and sense of propriety that gov-a political opponent. ern a good judge inhibit one's Under the current system only ability to raise money and ferret c halle nged in cumbents are out political cronies and the at-placed on the ballot ~thus depriv- t~ndant support. ing the electorate of the op· __ 4 !UJ~._~ci-2~H..AQL., . ...{\(V-':!!ni.!y.~-~ .... >i~ ~n · engage in activities inconsistent, ch.allenged judge's records . · m;g.mpatiblerin-eoMl~\h.-rYP---Gleaf'.l~lhis ~r-t<Hrphm---- inimfcal to his duties as a publ.Jc whereby judges are fo rced to employee. cultivate a constitue ncy and Seeking large ii' contributions make decisions based upon rears and important endorsements of alienating such constituency. from individuals and organiza. Under the m erit s ystem , lions compromises a judge's tn· Judges need not raise rundc; or dependence and gives rise to the cultivate influential rriends . appearance of impartiality, if Thus. there is no hint of in· not the fact of partiality. fluence peddling or corruption . Indeed. this appearance of im- partiality is a necessary fila- ment of actual justice. DO WE. AS potential litigants or defendants. wish to face judges who are pledged lo a cer· tain faction or viewpoint? Are judges with political ties and pre · ordained ideologies compatible with a judicial system free of out· side influences? Obviously. if justice is to be served. judges should not be burdened with the knowledge that their decisions could have a n adverse. political impact. Dependency upon the prevailing political atmosphere is inap- propriate and incompatible with the judges· required impartiali· ty inherent in the d ecision· making process. , From any perspective. con· tested judicial elections are not the panacea they are claimed to be. M cAlister believes that the threat of removal from office would end all judicial legisla· lion. A judge should not rule based on that rear . Such a scheme could end au pretense of fairness and guarantees of fun· damental rights in our court system. J USTICE IS NOT based on what, at any given time. is the popular viewpoint; justice is based on the law and its even application. The inscription on the U.S. Supreme Court's edifice says it all: "Equal justice under law." Contested j udicial elec· Ongoing performance evalua· lions for the purpose or judicial self-improvement will further the quest for excellence of the bench by highlighting judicial strengths and weaknesses. With this knowledge, judges can work to improve themselves in areas of deficiency. TRIS METHOD is formulated to Improve judicial performance without imparing the integrity of the bench. thereby increasing the overall quality of justice in California. lndeed. the problems in the present system will not be ameliorated by weakening the judiciary. This can only serve to compound the problem. The solution. rather. is to strengthen the court from within so that it can withstand and correct in· dividual weaknesses . Our system of checks and balances cannot be sustained by a judiciary dependent on the popular whim. The role or the court as keeper of the laws and Constitution. which act as a check upon the politically motivated actions of the Legislature and governor, must not be destroyed. Written into the Massachusetts Constitution of 1779 are the words of John Adams. "We a re a govern- mentoflaws and notof men." Graduates Melt Down Dreams Wrapped Around Their Fingers The advertisement in the newspaper cau1ht her eye. Perhaps it w-. the drawing of the hi&h scbool claa1 ting; perba .. tt was the headline: .. WANTED ... 25,000 claaa rings needed. . . We pay cash! • Pa)ina up to $125, all cash I ! ! '• The 8CI had been placed by the 'American Gold and Sliver Co., •. Inc., or St. • ·Louil ; lbe , .comp any's representatives , bad come to town and &et · up 1bop, for \ fpur daYI, in r1 tbotels , _arouDd lhe .. .. tltJ. • The reel ot ~ad C'OPY explainecJwbr: .. We "·'",-we a buyer who bas put in an • 'order for 25,000 ca.a rinp. We d81pera~ly need to rm tbls order '· M IOOD u possible, so for tbe ,.~alniq pan of thla week and ·~~~-!..... Anaeracu Gold ..ad •• • bf offft'ta • ·~al onallct;U&nnp.' •.. The ring was in an old box. near the bottom of a pile of other boxes. A gold band. with a blue stone s urrounded by white mother or pearl, and the scbqol crest in the center. Brem'n Community High School, Class of '61. ·'Sell the old class ring," she said to benelf. "A hundred· twenty-fwe bucks. Okey doke." .. She put it in her pul'le. On the weekend, she drove to the Holiday Ina. The desk clerk aatd lbe Am.rrican Gold and ~ilver people were iD room 10'1. TBS&E WS&S perhaps 15 people lined up tn the corridor. She 1tood at lbe end of the line. The woman ln front of ber 'Wu holding a baby In her arms. They started a conversation. The 1lllOJllan wttb the baby said that she had been divorced, and now she had to rais,. lhe child. She said she htd b('"n t pom pom 4irl tn ?l~~h :. t1ool. "J lhoueht Ute W')!, aoln~ to be 3 piece of cue, · she said. Up a fft fl!ll lll tlte Une ... a JOUI ~pl•. Sb• ulked to Uaem~ tbe ma bM JUll ............. UM twa al .._ ..,.. 1aiDC to sell their class rings. They want- ed t.be rings, "they said, but the recession made this day neceaaary. SHE BEGAN to roll the ring .. around· 'in· her .hand. Slowly she moved closer to the door. All the while she was thinking. She had bad the dream back in high school, too. Back when she had bought that ring, she was going to get married and live in the s uburbs and have two children and somehow. in her spare time, become a famous writer. She had married, but that wu long over. There had never been children. Now she lived alone in a studio apartment in the city. The novels .bad never quite got written: s he worked a s a secretary in a busy office build· ing. SHE CLUTCRED the ring ln he r oaun and she started to wonder what had happened t.o all these JX.'OJlle in line. What had h•ppent d to the hoJ>()ruJ boys and 1trls ln high school, who had purcbued their class rings with such pride? Here._ .U ...... weU llltotbe m...._...oltbelr Uvea, havinl to sell a piece of yesterday to make it today. Her thoughts were interrupt.. ed. Sbe was first in line. The door to room 107 opened, and she was escorted in. The door closed again behind her. There was a man al a table, a jewelers scale in front or him. Another man -a plainclothes security guard -stood to one side. It took maybe three minutes. The man weighed her ring, then examin e d it through an eyepiece. He offered her $45. SHE ASKED him about the $125 offer, and he said the ring was oot heavy enough. She took the $45 in cash. The man had her sign a receipt . Wh e n she returned to the hallway, the line bad grown. Now that the ring was gone, s he couldn't atop thinking of h igh school. The romantic dreams that all seemed poesi· ble; the endless opportunities 1be had seen ahead . . . the wondered what would become ot her dream. It wu a good thlng sbe did oot wonder too hard. For Ute newspaper advertisement had not been quite accurate. "We bne a buyer who has put in.,. order ror 2$,000 class rlnl•· Yes. but the buyer did not want to use them to make new class rin1s. 1 THE lllNGS were going to be mel~ down. It was as simple as that. Gold bu gone up so much tn price aJ.nce the daJI that people now lD their 308 and 40I and SOI boqbl clua rtnp, that it ta worth it ror AmHican Gold and SUver lo travel around the country. buying them up. This four-day trip would bring in some 3,000 class rings; all to be melted, all to be sold to a gf>ld refinery. Sometitnes, the day after a man or woman has sold a ring, they will call the American Gold and Silver offices in St. Louis and say they made a terrible mistake. The memories of the ring meant too much : could they buy it back? And Irwin J . Reif, the vice- presidenl of the company .. would have t.o tell them that it wu not possible. All the rings had been mixed together; they could -not be retrieved. R EIF, HIMSELF, who "bad bought his own high ichool class rtnc back in 1932, would never sell his; "I'm too sen- timental. To me it means . my high school days -the songs, the tirls . . . )Vhat a a&ory every- one of t.bose rings could tell. But I rues1 if you need the mooey.'' She walked out of' the Holiday rnn. It wu a hot summer after- noon. In her car. she tuned the radio to a country and w-.m ataUoa. "Ob, I really liked wbat I wu:• lbe Uaoqht, ud Ulen she dldD't tb1nk allymore. . Cote"°fl Slaotes 011 Bis Bronro COUNTY HO..-OWMllS LOAMS MIA._. 1 &11 .. 010-6 ns .. sFR ~= 5--trC OP M1 ....... ...._......., For deteilt call f 6A 1957 Bob Wllllame. Bkr. V- Laguna Manor RETIREMENT RESIDENCE Private rooms in a Quiet garden atmosphere overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Attractively served meals including special diets. Daily maid service. phones. cable T.V. and local transportation included . OV-10 Bronco. a forward tactical assault 750 feet of roadway at Camp Pendleton . Helen J . Thatdwr-AclMNstrator 2 I 30 So. Coast Hiqhway LCllJllllO leocll, Ca. 9265 I 17 I 4t 494-9458 ~-:----::---~~~~~~--~-P_l_an_e_._ro __ Us--::t-o~w~a~rd~s~to~p;;:;a~ft-er~la~n~din~·~g;;;;;on;;;;;:-~M;:;;;;a~r,in~e--B~as~e;;;;;;d~u~rl~n~g;;,;;;rec~e~nt;;:-w-ar_ g:a:m:es::.:.·------~-----"~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~ Guard Needed? ' Intersection Called Risky Parental concerns over haza~dous crossing conditions in front of Plavan Elementary School . have prompted Fountain Valley officials to post an . additional guard at the site and to seek suggestions for a more permanent solution. 11'e crossing in question is between the school site at 9675 Warner Ave. and Greenleaf Street, which leads to a housing tract opposite the school. No traffic signal or painted crosswalk exists· OD ~~~ ........... ~4t·!.hl->~b~t:, ----------halfway between ma-·~~->-· -~l'-<!'0-ntro+~ tn tersec tion s a t Brookhurs t and Bushard streets. ... . Parents a nd ~ school officials have "°'~~~~.:::~a:=..-1-1 complained that the DANGER SPOT crossing has been even more hazardous this summer because most drivers don't r ealize Plavan is open year-round and thu s ar e not watching for school children. Immediately after a youthful bicyclist was almost struck by a speeding vehicle at the crossing in July, Plavan Principal Waldo Price asked Foun- tain Valley Police Chief Marvin Fortin to increase patrols near the school. He also requested addi· lional alerting devtces at the mid-block crossing. HOWEVER, THE PRINCIPAL'S request con· flicted with a Fountain Valley School District policy designating the controlled Bushard inter· section two blocks west as the safest crossing. Some of the confusion stems from the fact that crossing guards are employed by the city. not by the school district. The hazardous crossing was a topic at a joint City Council and school district trustee meeting tbls week. At the meeting, Mayor Al Hollinden said two gu•rds now have been assigned to the crossing, Also, be said, city employees have been asked to suggest another more permanent solution. "ANYftJIE YOU TllY TO get people across : the $lreet at a place other than the intersection, . ·you're eoing to have problems," be said. _ Hollinden said a painted crosswalk doesn't -guarantee that all cars would stop and might give -students a false sense of security. He said the city mlgbt be forced to place a gµard at Greenleaf to prevent students from cross· ~ ing and to send them to the safer intersection at Bushard. ·The council ls expected to bear staff sugges- tions and community comments in September. ••• Atmmt .-rone 18 familiar with the kind of ._ ... thml'• performed in front of an audience tor •WlfMl•t purpow. T"9 performer who lndlaa lhia kind of hypnoeis would have you blll9"9 tNI he hM eome atrMge power over the votum.ra that come up on atege. Nothing could be further from the truth. • .•. 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Davis, wearin1 his ever·pnsenl fedora hat, is a n athlete first, a coacb MCOnd and a real personality a ll of the lime. He also raises some sna111 cactuses in a de· U1htful row of coffee pots ...., from the patio raften at Illa home at 379 llalail&OD Ave. in eo.ta ... . L•lr• .... D 't kaow what lrtnd of cactuses they are. . "Ob, I dan't lmow, you put t.bem oat aad t.beJ 1row. Well, for cryln' out loud I had the old . pot a -from my renters who moved away and left 'em." So much for Luke's dan1Una cactus garden. Bueball ls his 1ame, althou1h be says fool· ball was his strong suit at old HBUHS as a youth and that doesn 'l seem like too hlany years ago when you talk to Luke. = 33~=.. ... ble tilJW'9 1191'1\ef OllC'°~e ftt1"9· -'fled ~-rr. .. U lftlt 1 •• YoUf • ctto•ce ... Ptll· ot eo. 15. Of "'-' --\II# t!Ulb9· 100-' ~.Augu.t 31 , 1880 DAILY PILOT ..t. • KINGS OF CLEAN ~ $SAVE$ SAVE$ SAVE$ ............ & c.o...dal s .... C.arpet & Upholstery a.cnne. 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The brittlebuah ls a 1ood ex1mple. It ls very common t o Southern California, and it produces a whole repertalre of defensive chemicals." Llke most natural pesticides, ~ aaid, the shrubs' defenaes don~t directly kill inlecu. at least not in the concentrations typically found. rtJBUC NOTICE •-_......, -.. . . .... ln1te1d, the plant produces turpeno6da whlcb 1tve peill the Im· prt11lon U..t ''Ulla lhlna'a not flt to Ht," hellld. •'The brtttlebuah al10 produeff pre- C'oten• that can cauae an adult In· sect to be 1terile," he said. Rodrl1ue1 haa been enaaged In conllnu1n1 research on desert plants of Baja California and the American Southwest. Vegetation ln these desert regions can provide alternatives to other petroleum-based products aside from pestlcldet. These alternatives become increasingly attractive as the world supply o1 oil diminishes, said Rodnguei. - The guayule is rich in rubber and JOiQba contains a lubricant similar to whale oll. N alural pesticides produced by other desert plants are especially weU-suJted to protecting guayuJe and JoJoba, be said. "Natlvea have known about these Insecticides for years," he said. "They mix plants that are toxic with crop plants to keep off insects. It works very well." In addition lo his work with ''energy c rops'' and natural festjcldes, Rodriguez has gained ame for his r esearch into hallucinogenic plants used by South American natives. Earlier this year, he discovered that people In the Amazon jungles iic gest hallucinogenic vegetation to fight diseases such as amoebic dysentery. Ingestion is not just for religious or social purposes as pre· viously thought OBITUARIES CALL TOM MARSTON ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEm LOAN · . UP TO ssoo,000 AR'f HOPPE 'SATIRIZES ln the I Newport ~~.~It!fo?~.u:1..~~}.nc • 7 IJ 7 tlJ t1 ,t.f.J DAILY PILOT · _su_PER ~ SAVINGS! 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''The thins <the slsn> is so small that people drive by and don't see it.•· The restaurant owne r said there isn't room on ·lhe sign lo have rish. J Lll'llllAM1911l.....,._fllll IOld &be bullw1 early thle ,..,. W tM...,.. ...W not .. Mrate ....... bull.._ to IMk• a prolll. He bad lo ,., ..... the .._.._. and run It ....... ...,. . C"7 Coundl 1ne111ben have to&d local meftbantl &bey would eonMder ¥ariMHS in the uJltlnt onllnaneet " tlle)' .... work with the cumber or Cota .. rte Ud com• &IP wtth •l*llk r:r:• ''Tbll ~bout workin1 with the chamber .... been talked about ror se_ven cw e&Mbl-yean." LeUlia said. "If you wait ror chan1es to <..'Otne by worti.na wiUs the chamber you'll co out ol &ualneu before anythJng hap. pens." HE COMPLAINED THAT older bus inesses In the cit y had large s igns. while newco mers were ,. OIJ,West Course Set The accuracy or Hollywood's interpreta- tion will be examined in an Orange Coast College... course tilled "The Am e ric an West a s De pic ted in Wes tern Feature Films.·· Fall semester classes begin Sept. 8. The three-unit course is being offered in two sections. _.....___ Regis tration ends RALPH LETIZIA POSES WITH SIGN Me~nt B8ttllng SJC City Council Sept. 19 in the 0CC Ad- missions Office. For ln· formation , phone -------------------556-5772. ______ , -.------....--1 .. _u_d_....ents Decline~ F ailing Birth Rate Blamed ByGLENNSCOTI' Of Ille 0•11• l'llel Sl•lf The number of students enrolling in public schools in Orange County is expected lo drop again this fall, as it has since 1975. About 355,000 students attended classes in 29 public school ddtricts ln the county last school year. About 348.000 are anticipated lhis year, said Reata House. attendance accountant • lor~becounl1educatioodepartment. The number ol lt11deatt taking clauee from ldade,...._ tlll 181' bigh school eUmW ateacUJy uaW tbe summer or 1975, s he said. Then enrollment began a downward shde that officials have attributed to a declining birth rate and lbe pro- bibllive-of housing. coNv£asEL Y • TllB lallwt of in-do·Chinese refugee& bu bolstered ensc>llment ftgu.res that m1lht have shown even greater rates ol decline w'thoul them, although precise statistics aren't available, Mrs . House said. About 2.S percent fewer students enrolled in public schools in lhe coun- ty last year than in 1978-79, Mrs. House said. Officials don't expect quite as much a drop this year, she added. because tbe klnder1arten enrollment increased last year. Of course. school officials won't be able to make an accurate COWll or students until classes start lb.is fall. That's not far oil. ettber. The Irvine Unified School District belins cluaes on Wednesday, Sept. 3. and the Brea· Olinda Unified School District starts school a day later . However, the majority of districts -25 total-will open Sept. 8. THE IAST TWO districts lo begin -on' Monday, Sepl. 15 -are Sad- dlebaek Valley Unified and Placentia Unified. So far, labor disputes don't appear lo be delaying the start or any claues. llike Kiibourn, ad- ministrator roe special aervkes for tbe eoant)' aaid 13 or the 21 diltrtcts have signed contracts with teacher groups and lhere are no rumblings of strikes or work slow-downs. As school begins. state beallh of- ficials also are issuing their annual reminder that new enrollees must have a series of immunizations before lhev will-be admitted. Under current law. students cannot begin classes until lhey have been immunized •eainsl diphtheria, pert~is (whooping cough>. rubella (measles>. tetanus and polio. LES STAPLETON, a slate public health adviser in Orange County. s aid parents s hould lake their children either to a family doctor or to one or several free clinics for the shots. The law applies to students in public or private schools and in· eludes pre·schools and day-care cen- ters. He said parents can call 834·3171 to learn when and where the free clinics will be offered. ~.Auguat31.19IO D~LY PILOT A I J rntrtded by tlp ordlnanee. lhat made It next to lmpoaalble to do bull· ..... "Tbt onlHDHI Med revltlon." IAtlala Mid. '"nae prob&em ls that no ooe on the etty oouncll will ltaDd up and uy t.M ordinance. need to be chHt•d beceuae tbey're afraid they'll 1et kldled on.·· ... "The Clty Couacll Is tryln1 to utlafy the few Nlkients ln town who don't want any •lsna at all." he aaid. ''The City, alto loees becaute they take in less ln aalel tax." ly. "I Just want to provide a service to the buytnc public. "The council memben abou1d look at what the dltterent buslneuel need for signs. P'or Instance. a reetaurant needs a blger sign that a shoe st.ore. Jwat like a -.0.pltal needs a bigger al,n lhan a reetaW'ant. · · Council members Kenneth Friess and Larry Buchheim have met with repreeentatlves ol lhe Chamber of Commerce and local merchants to dl1cW11 lhe algn ordinances. But they say so far no specific pro- posals have been put forth for the council lo conalder. • Reidy~ and Custom Clothing • Restytlng of Fu~. Leather . and Suede .....,,.a,... ~•O..-.C...ty - HE itAID HE didn't want to bffome a martyr, but simply wanted the opportunity to adequately ad· verllse his restaurant. MaYor Gary Hausdorfer said the council "is perfectly willing and en- tirely open to working with the chamber to better the situation" when proposals are presented. SOlllh Coast Plcaa 'Next ro carovsell 540-149 I "I don't want this place.to look like Laa Vegas," Letizia said emphatlcal~ TEOOV PENOERO RASS CBS CHICAGO c es, ALBUMS '~ 5!! Sun. thru Mon., Aug. 31-Sept •. 1, 1980 TAPES 6~ ALBUMS 49~ TAPES 547 THE SAVING PLACE !.. ' .. . ' ' I L A LLMAN BROS. ARISTA ALBUMS OR TAPES a~ ............. ALBUMS 3 96 Each TAPES 4117 Each "1r VIC l\R l'OLVUOf.' HONEYSUCKLE ROSE CBS ALSO AVAILABLI r RO M CBS RECORDS CHARI.IL OANICLS SIMON & O ARf UNKLL ANOV WILLIAMS JOHNNV CASH BARBARA STRC:l!>ANO RAV PRICL l OOOINS & MESSINA OAN FOOELBLRC JANIS JOPLIN l:ARTH WINO & FIRE • . . . . . . -. I ..... ~ ··---·· ~--------·------· .. -------- • ____________________ SP-or ts es Hay While Vince Away 61,'SSO Watch Rairu In 34-17 Triumph ........... ....... Mp- ne ft••• tondu~&ed \Mir own verl6ae of ~ Satwday '1:'u..r nua _... .... ome._ up belare the ltart of lbe ,...war NP'L eanrpaip DHl Sunday acainal Detrolt. Ute ft1m1 thoroUlblY •mallded t.M vbit1a& San Die10 Cbar1ers, ,..lf, before 11 .ss.o patrou at Aaabeim Sl.adium. The contest provlded a number 'Ol anawers t.o a number of de~aiona Coach Ray Malavasi anctlllM at.aft will have t.o make over \lie-aext couple ol days Yla8'1' AND POUllGM' ~11 be the one s urroundi n g quarterbacks Pat Haden, ~ in· cumbent, 8Dd Vince Ferragamo, the fan fnorlte. make tt cllftlnlt f04' Malavul to decklemyatberway . At nllllllnc back. ll appean &lvi1 Pe~ hu won lbe start· lnt role Cal halfback) over FA Cffe "1li afterrushlna for 59 yards on U carries. It alao looks Uke Willie Miller may ._ve retained bis stat~ as one of lbe tw. atarting wide re· ceiven, _.... Pre9lon Dennard scheduled i. make a quick ap. pear~ off the bench. TWo of Mala~ul's more dif· ftcult decisions will be at strong safety andtig.bte~d. AT STaONG "'PETY, Jeff Delaney, after· four games, seems to hold the edge on ex· perieoce, while Jobnaie Johnson bolds the edge in ability. A..s for light end, Victor Hicks grabbed four passes for 34 yards and two touchdowns as Terry Nelson's substitute-. Nelson, like Fer· ragamo. was nursing a slight leg muscle pull. Haden, wbo h• always been an opportunistic player, took tremendous advantage of the op. portunity P.resented to him Saturday night. Starting in place of the injured 0 f co u 'r s e . w h I c h w a y Ferragamo <groin pull), Haden Ma lavasi goes could be decided probably staged his best after a meeting with General performance since breaking his Manager Don Klosterman to· right pinky in Seattle last year. day, who had numerous con. The Rhodes scholar, who Clear· v'ersalion$ Saturday with the ly outplayed his opposing signiJI· two aJents representing th.e cur· caller <Dan Fouts>. almost rent h'oldouta. asured himself the No. 1 position J ack Mills, represent.,ing J im by completing 17 or 29 passes ror Youngblood and DeMis'ltarrah, 188 yards and three touchdowns. indicated from his office in a..-4.._..-+aY-the-\Ufte-he-4ef~rly in the --Co10raM thaflifs-clients almost fourth quarter, the Rams had a have no other choice but to re· Dally Pilot ..-os lltY CNrle> ~ commanding 17·polnt advan· port. tage LIKE SOLDIERS PLANTING THE FLAG AT IWO JIMA, RAM DEFENDERS STACK UP CLARENCE WILLIAMS. "CHUCK KNOX always said you have to be available in this game," said a happy Haden as be soaked a bruised right thumb in ice ... Being unavailable is I bow I lost my job last season. One thi"ng is for sure, Vince didn't make any mistakes tonight." · · i "Nor did he ma~ any btownle points, either. The Italian. ~ho held the • statiMic..t edge on Haden going • 1nto Satutday'&linal game, may • have detaultell NY elllllace for a at.artin8 role ht .._ to °llP'ea ... the bench. • .. It was strl~t.~~ my cle· ;•ci.lion," said Ferral(ihno ~ not plaYin8. "I doo't know bow this ja 8DiDg to affect me. I'm just gonna lla.~e ~ wait and see. "I THOUGHT PAT played very well. He mo.ved the team well, and maybe that's what they're going to want this year. I guess a lot of decisions are going to be made this week." Malavasi, who will have to make those decisions, wasn't go- ing to tip his band just y4't. ·'The quarterback situation is still the same," be said, tryin1 :t.o sound convincing. "I have not tmade my decision yet. Tonight doesn't do anything to the situa- l1tion. I'll make the decision when the Ume.come5. You may know lby Sunday ... ~ .... ' . , THE QUAUERBACK ~tua'.. lion isn't g~ to be Malavasi's only problem. By TueWy. he must trim bis roster by -five layen, and that number might escalate if the holdouts decide to return, which ia &Jelng rumored. ~ Cluteh Double Baker Helps U Keep Pace, 4-3 LOS ANGELES <AP > -Mon t real Ma nager Dick Williams noted the Expos' e a rly op· portunities ugainst Dodger starter Burt Hooton and said, ··Against that kind of pitcher, you've got to get to him early. before he gets into a groove." "We had a chance to blow him out, but we let him ore the ropes." The Expos ha d four hits . two of them doubles, and three stolen bases after only two in· nings, yet managed only two runs. The Dodgers. who got a run on Dave Lopes' leadoff homer m the first, went in front when Dusty Baker dumped a two-run double tp right in t he third and Hooton a nd r e l ie ver Don Stanbouse made the lead stand up for a 4·3 victory. The victory was Los Angeles' ninth straight over Montreal th.ls season. 'It's just like Houston has Chicago's number. we have Montreal's number," s aid Lopes. '"The Expos are a good club. but tonight they made mis· takes and they hurt But other clubs have our number. too." ' consecutive s ingles by Milie Sc1oscia. Lopes and J ohnstone. • The run became decisive when Montreal scored in the eighth. Ron Lef'lore, who bad three ot the Expas seven hi ts, doubled th lead off the inning, took third oh Rodney Scott ·s long fl y to center a nd came' home on an infield out by Roland Office. • Hooton. 12·5, earned his ninth wm in 11 decisions with relief help from Stanhouse, who recorded his third save. Bill Gullickson, 64, took the loss despite striking out eight. Arter Montreal look a l·O lead in the fi rst. Lopes hit his ninth homer to lead orr the Dodgers first. The Expos broke the tie in th e s econd on consecutive d o ubles by Gullickson a nd Le Flore. Evert-Lloyd Sees Open As 'Special' As for Startinl' 'berths. some u'estions remain there, too, ltbouah some bard eYldence uriq the ~ger game may £ODIE HILL TRIES TO FIND RUNNING ROOM BEHIND BLOCKER BILL BAIN. Baker's double gave the Dodgers a 3·2 lead, and they went ahead 4·2 in the seventh on NEW YORK <AP> -Chris Evert Lloyd r outed We ndJ White 6·1, 6·1 for her third straight·set victory at the U.S. Ope n tennis ch am pionships Saturday a nd pronounce• herself ready and eager to r& gain her women'& singles title. F:'tJg's UJ! a~i -Ontario . . . · 81 BOWAaD L BANDY • _JJI,~..., .... ... ONTARIO -~tM ... nae is dropped for y•1 11*.fl!llil! of .._ c.tlfonlia 500 at On· Motar ._....,, fin Onqe Cout area iYen and , ... ..u..n Will be in the 33-car Id. . Tbe nee ia tbe tblrd -.mile event on the cham· ftllCIDlllllp car trail, lids one.....,... by CART and oGlll' •1: IJl'dlanapolll and Pocono, Pa., are bJ the UmWltaaei AIM Qub. o..., 0..-of Co.ta ... will be driving bis aek ....._.. PIB Conaltb and atartmg in the Perhaps the bappleSt man at Ontario following the first day of qaalifying was Corona del Mar's J)an Gurney. He ta pJonet:riD8 the stock block engine and saw Mlke Mosley qualify bis machine at 188.780 mpb to pin the middle of the seeond row for today's show. Bobby Unser, the Albuquerque flub and one of two brothers who have been at or near the top of t1-e champ car circuit for a number of years, arabbed the pole positioo with a 185.200 mph clock· tng. He was four miles fatter than nmnerup Ritk Mean of Batenfteld .tth a 191.388 effort. IOBNNY ~D, WHO bas shared top bllliq tldt year cm tbe etreult, will start on the out· slde of tbe f1'0llt rww .,._. quaJifJinl at 188.885 mph. Re ia Ulla ,_..a lndJ Chaaqrion. Umer la the defendin1 champion iD the race that finds A. J. Foyt amoq tbe miaaiq. ean.-t ar w• YirtullJ nlNilt Oftl"llllbL .. ,,. hlMt to replace tbe enpne, .some of tbe trwa b llire ew. tbe ltft l'Mr uprtpt, wtna ,...... nrbw redl -4 lboc:b," Cuter said. "It ... ,..,. . .. la&icar t.11IOOdIDdweeanm114 or 181 ~ ,..., T'bat'a aboat all we will need to :.. =---=·""' (tbl top q~) t ..,.. ... off tbe ltll1lq lltd at 11 tldl • M-mile .... ,........ • .,.... .... -.-I& I d' ....... *>' atnn. a ,...... GI ...-PCI ClriMra ...... PAT HAMN Gn9 PAia OW .N9T IN NICK OI' Tl•. "I feel motivated because it would be something special to prove l can win th.ls tournament Ottft'Tedq OMuellel % at 1e ..... again;• said the ·25-year·ohl Lloyd, who took the Open crcnd four years in a f9W before beinl dethroned by Tracy Austin last year. "I haven't won one of t.hf majors, Wimbledon or the ~ fortwoyearsnow." ., Austin, meanwhile, fell behind 4·1 in the first set but,recove~ to win the next six games aNI beat Sylvia Hanika of West Germany 6-4, 6-4 to advance tt · the fourth round. "I made too many errors:• 1 tired Austin said afterward. "She played well, but I could have played a little better, Maybe this lOU8.b match will~ 1ood for me." Like Aua\ln, Bjorn Borg ~ Sweden. the No. 1 seed in the • men's draw. looked slu,oiab la the early ao.tni before rallytna to beat Peter McNamara o( Australia 7-6, I~. 6-2, 8-0 in ~ ni1bt match before a crowd~ • 11,487. The Z.year~ McNamara la best mown for bis doublea JllQ with Paul McNamee and fa ranked only 5J.at in 11D1lee, but he 1ave Bor1 all be could bandle for two..U befon loaba1 caetrol. ' BASEBALL I GOLF ,,.. AP Dll• n11w NEW VOM -,........ Jenklna nMt with II ~pre11m.U"9 ot • ...,...!I ~mtaa.&oMr'• of. fie. &lturda1 Ill a rac,.ftndlftl aaalon ~ .... ~ by tbe eom•lte._.r a result of Jenklu arrest on cbara-ol 11 n•:ton ol df\llS wt week. JtnktM refwed commmt and was hustled out a ttar exit to talcb a l&MI _. re,iOln Ml t.um.matet lJa 1'AMU Ctty, ... ""'-i. •ktult to tM presldeat of &be American Leacw. n•41 that vomm.lllklner Bowae Kuba waa not pl'eSent at the bearing. He wa1 ~ by Henry Fit•libbon11. director d security, and Ed Ouno. lteal tOUMel No suspension ~r acUdi'I '11s an ...... J=tlM was re~ by bis lawyt-r, Edward Greenspa., an• by Donald Pebr, the general COUDHl ol the Major Lee~ Players AaaOclattoD. Felar said. ''I have· no reaaon to believe JenldQf won't complete the season JeNKUd with the Rantttrs. When tbe commissioner feels that something occurs on which there is public com- ment, generally due to tbe preq, he may @.lk some quesUons. That's what he did here. Any other corn)nenl at this Ume would be inappropriate." Jen.kina was arrested at Toronto's International Airport and charged with simple possession of a s~all amount of hashish. marijuana and cocaine. He is due for trial Dec. 18 with the charge reduced to a summary offense. In the United States this Is comparable lo a misde- meanor. Jenkins. a Canadian citizen born in Chatham. On· tario. lives in Blenheim. Ontario. and has been awarded Canada's highest honors for this successful 15-year major teague career with Philadelphla. the· Chicago Cubs .. Boston and Texas -----q..tr •I llw Oa11 ------, "It's a relief because { don't have to read 1n the papers that Reggie didn't do it ·again or listen to the broadcasters say 'Reggie's trying to bit a home run.'" -Reale Jacboll, after hitting the 400th bome run or his major league-career - ...,e_tl,.......,,~z .. Rlaht·hander Vena • ...._yielded JWll five hits Iii and 'hrr7 ...a drove In both runs as Houston blMnked the Cubl. 2·0, Satl8'day. The victory gave Houston all 11 tamn In the meetln1• between the team• U'1I aeuon and 13 straight extending back to last ee111on. l!:l1ewhere In the National League : George Foster 1nd pitcher Tom Seaver each drove in two runs as Cincinnati beat Plttlbur&h, 5-3, extendi.na the Pirates' 101in1 streak to 1lx 1ame1 . . . S&eve H1•lllnoe'1 mis· Jud1ed pop Ry double trlqered a seven· run rally in the alxlh innlq and the Mets went on to beat San Francilco, 9·5.\Second b11eman Joe PeWlaj miaJudeed he pop O)'. and before the lnnlni wu finished the Met.a Mnt 11 batters to the plate ... TODY ReoU drove ln two runs with a single to cap St. LoW1' thretH Wl fourth inning and lead the Cardinals to a 5-3 triumph over Allan· t3. Doa Hoed, making his sixth start of the seoaon. handcuffed Atlapta on two hits un· tll aw NalaoredQ singled and Jeff Bur· AVHLE rot1iM homered in the-Braves' Ofth ... San Diego bounced back to apllt its double-header with Philadelphia as 8rodertel Pert:tM lashed three nm-scoring singles. and John Curtis tOlled a four-hitter to lead the Padres to a S.l victory in lhe nightcap. Dkk R~vea tossed an eight-hitter to beat San Diego. 6-1, in the opener. Perkins singled in runs in the hrst. third and ruth innings of the nightcap as the Pad res chased Nino Espillola and snapped a nine-game home losing ljtreak. Mlclley BJwers' two-out sjngle in the top or the •. 11th lift.eel Texas to a 7-5 victory over Kansas City Saturday tO highllght American League action. KC's Georte llnU had three singles in six at-bats to raise his average to .406. Dan Quisenberry took the loss ( 10·5> when he was victimized by two llth·inning errors .. Aurelio Rodriguez lined a two-run single off the Jtlove of Mater Del High product Dan Meyer to spark a six-run fifth IUYEas inning as the New York Yankees defeated Seattle. 9·3 ... .Jim Rice hit a pair of homers to pace Boston to a 7-6 win over Oakland ... Miguel DUone rapped three hits to pace Cleveland over the Chicago White Sox. 6-2 ... Roy Howell's seventh homer of the season led to a 3·2 victory for Toronto over Minnesota ... Cecil Cooper rapped a pair of homers to power Milwaukee past Detroit. 6·4 ... Boston's Carl Yastnemskl suffered a cracked rib in making a spectacular catch in the Red Sox's victory .. Detroit s hortstop Alan Trammel has signed a re · ported $2.8 ntillion seven-year contract Second baseman Bump Wills was placed on the 15-day d1~ abled list by Texas. which then recalled infielder Mike Richardt. .. Olllo Stattt Ne. I ht P~••• Pell The top twenty teams ln The Associated Press 1980 preseason college football poll. with first- place votes 1n parentheses. and last season's re· cords. 1 OluoStat•l1'l 11-1-4 11 1 Al-11•1 11-4-0 11 l Plt11buf'Qfll31 11 1.0 1) So C•llll 11 "0 I •• O•ll•hO<Nlll 11 1-0 I~ ~ A<-M'W\ 10 HI " I Nebr.nu 10·1.0 II ~ Houston " ''° IA Q Puroue 10·1.0 '" NOtrt0.- ~''"°Q6n t tor KM '>t•t .. NOrth(.,OfttW 'IMllMt'J GtOfQI• M 1\';0ur1 p,.,,.,Sl•t• Aubut I"' 10 1 r••• ~ l.0 /0 • Wo\h•llQIOtt , ''° • •.0 II 1.0 Ii 3 I s-s ' e·HI M.O ... -0 ft HJ 11).1.0 X·Lncludes forfeit by Arizona State Others receiving votes (in a lphubct1cal order): Baylor. Brigham Young. Calirornia Clemson. Florida. Indiana. Iowa . Kentucky. Maryland. Navy North Carolina Statt·, Oklahoma Slate. Oregon. Rutgers. South Carolina, Southern Methodist. Syracuse. Tennessee. Texas A&M . Tulane. UCLA. Utah, Wake Forest. .--------Baseball Today --------. Un this date in baseball m 1959 Sandy Koufax struck out a National Lea~ue record 18 batters as the Los Angele!. Dodgers toppl•d the San Francisco Giants 5·2 on Wally Moon's thrt.'e-run homer On this date m 1950· _ Gil Hodges of the Brooklyn DodJ•C'rs lied d :'\at1onal League record by clouting four humc.-r-. m ont' ~ame against the Boston Braves Today's Birthday~ Former Cincinnati and B<.alumort• -.lueeer !-'rank Robinson is 45. Atlanta Br::tVl''> c:atchl'r Bill Nahorodny 1s 27 New York Mets outfieldN Claudell Washington is 26 St. Louis Cardinals p1lchl·r S1lv10 '.\1:irtmcz is 25 Hoga11 l ·p!H.>f in ~ it1g Tourunnu•111 Defending nation<tl 1:h:.imp11m Marty Ho~an • was upset Saturday by fourth '>Ct"1l'll J1·rry Hillecher in the semifin:.il round of thl· Km g·s Pro· Am Racquetball Classic m Westminster Saturd<ty Hillecher won the St!C·s:.i w maLC'11 bv "C'orcs of 21·20. 16·21. 11 ·8. He will meet Dave l'eck in toda·, ·s final... Thl' cit v of Baltimore has proposed LO Oriol<·-.°<>°" m·r Edward Bennt>it Williams that a new stadium be built 1n a downto\\n :-.1tc nl':.ir the railroad yards . /\ d1sputl· with th<" :-.:auonal Football League over room accommodat1on ... for Supl'r Howl XV 1s close to settlement. th£' attornC') for lht· managl'r of four Nt'" Orleans French Quarte r hotels '>aid He nry Klein said his client. Mark Smith of Centur~ ManagcmC'nt . met with NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle Fr1d~l\ Sm it h 1s accused of rcnega.ng on commitments in thn'l' or' hi'> hotl'ls. but coun tered the NFL's charge b) filing <a SJO mil hon slander suit ... Pete Halsmer beat Billy Seypher'> in a one lap dash to the finish tCJ wm the IOO·k.llometer M 1n1 Ind~ race Jt Ontario Motor Speedway . 'Angels A Angel, n Dodger Seheditles /, 0 ~ .• ···Out-slug ·.:··Baltimore .. BALTIMORE <AP> -Rick Miller struck out three times, but he was still able to vent two • 1ears of frustration against the •, Baltimore Orioles Th e Angels' center fielder drove in four runs, and .Jason Thompson added a three-run pinch homer as the Angels de- feated the slumping Baltimore Orioles 12-6 Saturday night. "THERE'S A LJ1TLE mo{'e • incentive against. them," Miller • said. "because we lost to them . /jn the playoffs last year and we ,-_. tiadn't beaten t hem all year • p when we came here." •, JS Sunday 31 •All* at Ball 11 Expos at lllftws, DH, 1 1 • Alpls at Yriees. 11 Phillies at Wpr'S. 1 14 Texas at All(els. 1 • ~at Reds, 11.15 Allt!s at Texas, 12:05 21 Reds at llfpn, 1 Angels on Radio KMPC (710) Angels on TV Channel 5 Dodgers on Radio KABC (790) Dodgers on TV Channel 11 • O••otu TV a.me I Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sept. 1 2 3 4 5 • at Boston. 430 • at Boston. 4:30 M&m at Boston. 4.30 • All&lb at Yankees. 5 • Alflts at Yankees. ~ • Anf!ts at Yankees. 5 '*ls at Wprs. 5 ~tsat ~ J.30 ~ts at DMfers. 7 :30 Phillies at ~ 7:3G Ph1lhes at o.iers. l 30 Ph1ll1es al Dodfers, 7 8 9 10 11 12 Royals at -. 7.30 Royals at All*, 7:30 Royals at Alllels, 7 30 Royals at Alt*, 7·30 • Tex as at Allpts. 7 30 l exas al Aniels. 7 ~at Astros. 5:35 IWfm at Astros. 5.35 DMpf's at Reds ~ 115 Dod~ers at Reds. 4 . 15 16 17 18 19 lllfrss at Atlanta, 4.35 Alftls at Royals. 5:35 Anfels at Royals. 535 AJttets at Royals. 5:35 Ancets al I exas ~ 35 Angels at l exas. 5 35 llllprs at Atlalta, 4:35 Padres at Dld(ers, 7.30 Padres at Wpr'S, 7:30 Reds at IJldters. J 30 Reds at Ood(ers, 7 22 23 24 25 26 Chicago at Anrets. I Altlls at M1tw., 5:30 Alf* at Milw .• 5:30 Anttls at M1lw .. 5:30 Giants at Wprs, I Chicago at Ancels. 7 30 Atlanta at -.S. 7:30 Atlanta at Wprs, 7:30 Giants at Dlll(m, 7:30 Dtdcers at Padres. 7 Oodrers at Padres, 8 . 6 13 20 27 ·,. ~ · When the Or1oles rapped out : ,; ~ hits to beat the Angels, 13·8, ~ . 'rhursday night, it was their 12th '•·:Consecutive regular season vie· tory over the Angels and gave them a 21 ·4 record over two -., seasons against the Angels. Chicago at Allpls. l 28 M1lw. at Alpls, 7:30 29 30 Milw. at AllllS, 7.30 Oct. 1 2 3 Ancels at Chicago, 11:15 4 M1lw. at Anclls, 7:30 lllfrln at Giants, 7:35 Ancels at Chicago 5 30 • ', "It's pretty bad iC you can't • ·'.beat a team a ll year." said ·\ .Miller. who also had two RBI .' when California won Friday • Aight. "We just wanted to win a ~ -couple or games here ... · . "I don't U)ink a team likes to come into town," said Angel • Manager Jim Fregosi. "and read the headlines, ·Baltimore cousins are coming to town · Nobody lil<es to be embar- rassed." AFTER LOSING for the fourth time in five games, the Orioles fell 21...., ·gam es behind first place New York in the American League East. The Yankees defeated Seattle 9-3 Saturday night. Miller capped a rour·run first inning rally with a two-run, baaes·loaded single off loser Mike Flanagan , 13· 10, a nd : .. ,singled for two more in the . ~venth to make it S.S. _ _ ,., Thompson cracked his 16th ·.;.· ;bomer in the elgbth, the first al· ~t lowed this season by relief ace · ~ T1m Stoddard. . -~· ? • ~Carner Breaks ,•Jt :;? ('..ourse Mark -t J SPRINGnELI>i. JJt. <AP) - Jo Anne Carner urea a coune- neal'd. aiDe·ader·par 83 and ..... .:r .. • u• wltb Nanq :t.o•· Saturctar lD t.111 ~ round of tbi LPOA Rall ~ Oalf Clullc. . · ~· earner of Lan wona., Pia ... ..... Lope1-lleltoa ef Palm ·~ n..: baw 11-bo.le 1eort1 •f 1la-uder-p.r 136. Lope1-·aen. lbot a Tt ,.turdaJ after ~ tbe DnYioal CIOUl'M r...s •ltla •• rrtday. • .. ~ebam~. ,....... Dall•-~· 0..-.olldlllla ' • .... '* tllW ..... two tlllll: ~••k at fev·•dwPl;f11'-"1tl llalf•ar dlroaP tll• n-11o1e ............. ( • Wprs at Paires. 1 Wps'S at Giants. 7:35 .. ' Alpis at Chicago, 11:15 5 Astros at Wprs. t . B.C. Open Leader Pooley Kept Cool Until He Got Hot ENDICOTT. N.Y. (AP> -In tiV'e pinless years of knocking aroun d the fringes of t he Professional GoUers' Associa- tion tour, Don Pooley has seen eno11gh to know someone usually gets bot near the end of a tourna,inent. · On Saturday, he fit the bill. "All I wanted to do was ~Y close to the leaden: I figured somebody miabt break away," be said after firing a five·und~r par 86 to tie Lee TreVino at 10· under 203 following' the third round ol the B.C. Open. POOLEY STA.TED a stroke bebind Trevino and three other halfway leaden, but made &q>, the deficit with a flve-blrdie. 13-par round on tbe 6,941-ylO'd EnJole Golf Club course. Trevino, who followed a fat one- G.¥er:P..ar '72 Thursday with a IPal'kllna M the not day, shot l'7 for the tle aolng Jato today •• ftnal rcuad. -- .t'be.. c.olmfQ.l. 29-year-old ~bad tbe same number ol i.tnll• aa Pooley, but boleyed tile lltb hole. THE TWO 11.'DS. a ·odd COU· pie -·rr...mo a"1A year vet, eru Md GDlt ol tbree playen ••er . \o wla more than t:a •UIMd. ud Pople1, 29, wbo -.F•••••:a ODt ·tlme ,, • .,. .................. from PGA Commluloner Deane Beaman lut winter Just to keep bllwur~--but~ said he wasn't over-confident. "You don't really look at the names in a golf tournament." he said. "You look at what it's go- .Ing to take to win and then you I go out and play the golf course. not the man. My intention tomorrow is to shoot 66 or 65. If that's not good enough , it's ,the best I can do." First prii.e in the Professional Golfers Association event is $49,500. Pooley already has won $100,031 in 1980 and Trevino $326,515. Deadlocked in third one stroke orr the pace were Brad Bryant. whose six-under-par 65 was the second-lowest round of the tournament. a nd unheralded Doug Johnson, a non-tour pro- fessional who qualified on another course Aug. 21. TIED FOR nnu at 205 were d efending champion Howard TWitty and Peter Jacobsen, both with8811. Phll Hancock waa .alone ...in seventh with a 54·hole total of 206+ while Mark Mccumber, Woody Blackbum, Terry Diehl, Lanny Wadldns, Bob Murphy and Gary Hallberg formed a aix· way JamatJl11. Flve ahota off the pace and rlve·under-par for the tourna· ment we-re Pat McGowan, Tom Jenkins. lllke .llcCullou1b. .1 alme Gonaalel., and ·Artie McNickle, who wa.a Ued with Trevino, Twitty and Jacobsen after t~ rounds. Dllfrers at Giants. 7 35 . Astros at Dldters. 7 30 ~eball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Kansas City Oakland TC'xas 1\1 innesota Chicago Angels Seattle W L Pct. GB 84 46 .646 - 65 65 .500 19 64 65 .496 19"'1 57 74 .435 27 "'2 53 72 .424 281n 51 76 .402 31 'l:l 46 82 .359 37 East Division New York 78 50 .609 - Baltimore 75 52 .591 2lf.? Boston 69 56 .552 7't'2 Cleveland 67 60 .528 10"'1 Detroit 67 60 .528 lO'h Milwaukee 68 64 .515 12 Toronto 53 75 .414 25 sewnleY't 5arft A119elt It, 9Mtl.,_..6 Mllw.uo<ee •· Oel<oll • New York•. Sultle J f oronto l, MllW'!IOI• 1 80\lon 1, OllllMO t 110 IMl~I c iewl-•. OM~7 T•a•\ /, K...W\ Coty S 111 IMtnqsl TeUy'to.mft Allt•lt l lCn•OO 1 101 •I 8•11'"'0re IMtGr990< 1>11 S.a111e 18.-nnl\ter 1 IOI •t New York ITlent i.-•1 O••l•ncl ING<'rl\ 1111 •· Boston ITUOor ~-11 TeH l I Clay 7.01 •t IC•-City l~tGrl! l~t) Chlce90 (Hoyt S·7 •nd Trout 1·121 •I Cleve•-(~lmttey 4-l -W•lt' 1~111 Mllw•u-tt ICaldwtlll 11-101 •I 0.troll IL-r 10-.1 MlllMMQ llE'rl<klon S-IOI et Toronto I.Jet· 19non•lll NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division W L Pct. GB Houston 74 55 .574 Dodgers 71 57 555 21:! Cincinnati 70 59 .543 4 San Francisco 64 64 .500 9'"l Atlanta 64 65 .496 10 San Diego 54 76 .415 2011:? East Division Montreal 69 59 .539 Pittsburgh iO 60 .538 Philadelphia 68 59 .535 ~ New York 59 69 .461 10 St. Louis 57 70 .449 111'2 Chicago 50 77 .394 18'12 ~r'•S< ~·.Montre.I J Houston 2. Chi<A90 o Clnclftnl41 s. Pltbburqll J N•w Yort< t , San Frenc:IKO \ SI. Lo .. 1ss. All•nl• 3 ~11~°"60·1. 5an l>te90 I S TeU,'s~ Moftttffl IC.a •·S -P•I,,_ b-ll <II o...e" I R•uss 1s,.,IMIC!Sutcliff0·91 PhllMielolua IL.,ch •·1)1 •1 S•n O••QO IEIC.llel~r :Mii Clntinnalt tL•COH 1 101 •• P111u1urQI\ ( 81yle.,.., ,.., H~ton IJ. Noellro ••tll al Cl"<ao<> IRWKhtl 11·•> Alt.It. IP. Nl•kro 11-10 •t St Lou·~ IHoocl l ~I New YOl'k tF•l<OfW H and 8ot"tMIC" • )I •1 5an FrantlKO IH8f94!Wlel""'r •·1 end Knt'OOI" t-1SI Astros at Dodfers. I :20 IT'S IARWICi DATSUN'S 8th ANNIVERSARY COME&SH OUITA5 SPECIALS TEST DlllVE A DATSUN IARWICI WILL 51YIYOUTHE SHllT Off HIS IACI llVINO. Tau -QvatterMd ,......, .. •t .................... ... 'mi-.......... 'ti fel'J, rillld .. kMllM!i51• 11111 aet .ip ..,.._ ~ ........ .,,., die Pk· -~~ ...... lo e 11·10 NebOMI .............. .uAIU. vtdOrY ovu Ute prev•eHly uab4atea Cow ... Aftlr batll t.ama tn4ec1 fWd toa1a for I W ltMdolf It lDtwmillk)n, BredlUwtomplewelftve puM1fOf'1' 1ardl cm a •1•"9 ~drive to put LM Sleelen ln l)MiUon for runn1n1 bull RUIHll Davia' "Vt•)'atd toucbdown nan. After Mlle Waper 1nterttpted a DaaQY White,_.. and returned It 25 yards to the Dallas 24. Bradshaw hit Randy Grcmman for the Louc:hdown on lbenextplay The Steelers a dded two other touchdown• in the rourth quarter Backup quarte rbac k Curr Stoudt flipped a six·yard touchdown pass to John Stallworth ror one and Sidney Thornton ran rouryards fortheother u ... ·~ ......... 18 CINCINNATI -Ed Murray kicked Ueld goals rrom 49, 34, 51, 30 and 27 yards oot as lbe Detroit Lions edged the Cincinnati Bengals 1!5-10. Murray kicked the 30-yarder with 3 :43 left ln the third quarter to give Detroit a 12-10 lead. Second-string quarterbark J err Komlo drove the Lions from their 28 to the Bengals' 16·yard line to set up the kick. Cincinnati q ua r t e rback J a ck Thompson, playing for the injured Ken Anderson, rallied the Bengals to a go-ahead touchdown drive on their first possession of the second half. Thompson. who connected on 13 of 19 passes for 177 yards. threw com- pletions or 20 and 13 yards as the Bengals covered 77 yards in 11 plays. ........ 2-'. Eagl~• 2:1 OAKLAND -Jim· Plunkett hit Dt>rrick Ramsey with a 14 ·y·a rd touchdown pass wllh fou r seconds left to give the Oakland Raiders a 24-23 victory over the PhiJadelphia Eagles. The Raiders a ppeared certain losers when they got the ball on their own 33 yard line with 58 seconds left . But Plunkett completed a 36-yard pass to Rich Martini to put the ball on the Eagles• 29. A roughing-the ·passer pe nalty moved the ball to the 14 and two in· ~omplet.e passes then preceded the winning toss to Ramsey over the middle .Jim Breech foll owed the touchdown with the winning point. Plunkett Ud connected with Ramsey with 3 : 16 left on a five.yard touchdown pass to bring the Raiders to a 23-17 deficit ........ :sa. • ...., •••• BLOOMINGTON. Minn. -Tommy Kramer W6sed two touchdown passes and Keith Nord returned a pass in· terception 48 yards for a scc>re as the Minnesota Vikings recorded a 38·16 triumph ov~r Cleveland. Kramer directed the Vikings on two long scoring drives In the first half. He threw a 16-yarder to Ahmad Rashad ror a 7·0 lead and then bit tight end Joe Senser with a nine·yard TD toss ror a 14·0 cushion. Reserve quarterback Mike Liv- ingston and Steve Dils also threw touchdown passes. Llvington's was a lO·yarder lo Kevin Miller early in the fQurth quarter and Dils threw an eight·yarder to Terry Lec ount to close out Minnesota scoring. Nord picked off a sideline pass of Brian Sipe with 1 :53 lert In the half and sprinted down the left sideline to give the Vikings a 24·6 lead. Sipe had two touchdown passes for the Browns. He hit Reggie Rucker with a 21-yarder and Ozzie Newsome with a one·yard pass near the end of lbe fi rst half. Featuring t'&s •"•'"•'· .._,.. 13 CHICAGO -Jlm Hart compl41t9d ll el•,..... Ill'• yardl and one loutl1down aad 1ctl up two toucW 1 sm by OWi And rt0n to lud U.. k LoWa C1"*"8la to u 21 l3 Yk· tor1 over tbe Chlc:•lO Beara A....._ poundeCI aer<>H rrom ta.. _.yard UM and then the ell&hl·)'•rd line for touchdowns to 11vt the Cardtnala a l4·S halfllme leld. Cl*• cut tMllck to 1'·10 early In the third quarte r on • lO·yard touchdown pas rrom Vince Evana to Krlil Haine.. but th~ Cardina lli 1tormed rt1ht back with a 64·y1ud touchdown dri've which included puses rrom Hart ror 26 yards to Wayn Morris and 29 yards to Mark Bell and was capped by a one·yard touchdOwn flip to Doug Marsh. ~32, ..... ,.1 EAST RUTHERFORD. N J R icha rd Todd's four touchdown passes, including a 90·ya rder to Johnny "Lam" Jonei. and two short ones to Bruce Harper, carried the New York Jets to a 32·7 victory over the N):w York Gi ants. Todd. who left the game just before the end of the third quarter after completing 10 or 15 passes for 216 yards. found Harper with scoring passes of nine and eight yards in the second period and Mickey Shuler on a 39-yarder In the third period. But it was the explosive rirst· period pass to Jones , the Jets' No. I draft choi ce. which set the tone of the game. On the first play. after a Todd- to-Shuler pass or 25 yards was wiped out by an illegal formation penalty. J ones took off from the right side, blew past left corne rback Te rry J a r kson, caught Todd's throw at midfield and outran the Giants to the end zone. P at Leah y's extra point wa s blocked and the Giants went m front 1·6 later in the quarter when Phil Simms passed 19 yards to light end Tom Mullady. But in the decisive serond period. Todd put the J ets ahead to stay with his two touchdown p asses t o Harpe r . the J e ts diminutive running back. 4~r• 31, Chiel• 21 TUCSON -Third team running back J erry Aldridge scored two second·half touchdowns to lead the San Francisco 49ers to a 31·21 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. But it was the passing of reserve quarte rback Joe Montana in the second half that softened the Kansas City defense and set up Aldridge's two second·halr one.yard runs. Aldridge plunged for his first score midway through the third quarter and gave the 49ers a 24·21 lead they never relinquished. The score capped a 13·play drive that covered 85 yards and saw Mon- tana hit on four of seven passes for 49 yards. •~• 38, Parlcer• 0 GREEN BAY . Wis -Ma tt Robinson passed ror 186 ya rds. in· eluding touchdown strikes or six yards to Jon Keyworth and 30 to Riley Odoms. leading the Denve r Broncos to a 38·0 victory over the Green Bay Packers. 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F°""" round •t&on 1n ttle u.s. °'*' e.nn11 tournament from '1UINng Mt•doW PMk In*" York. A""°"9 the Mir' comHtll't •r• 8 forn 8of'9, Jimmy Connors •nd J°"n McEnroe ~ 'tlll n coni.ntlon In the women's d Ms&on •rt Tr•cy Austin t nd Chris E v•rt·l lovd e 10a.m..Channel1 ./ US.UL&.: ClnclnMlt M Plttlburvt\. Autun•n: Al M~hMls Md OOf'I ~Y'd•le FOOTBALL /BASEBALL Estancia Appears Loaded Eagles Deep in Skilled Positions By aoosa cAalM>N ....... "'-..... If lhere LI a team In tM ClF Ctnt.tal Coolet'eftce with a more lmpres1lve array or backfteld tale nt than E 1tancla Hith's E••let -please send your re· 1ume McCAMIU. freshmen 8-1. They're used to winning." KllAISS 185 sr.> at tackle, while re turning lettermen Mark Poulter (6-3, 180 sr. l and Marcel Gallardo (6-1. 210 1r. 1 prov1oe Daekup, At q uard Is Mike Gr iffin (6·1, 200 jr.> a t the s trong side, along with Quick guard Craig Ohlsen (5-8, 160 jr.l. Backup In this area Is provided by Dave Coleman (6·1, 175 jr.l and Jeff Herb (5-9, 170 sr.>. Terry ThomPSOn (6-1, 185 sr.> anchors the offensive line at center with Steve Dethlefsen (6-0, 175 jr.) and Siemonsma <6·1. 195 sr.), lending depth. Siemonsma anchors the de· tense at nose guard. Cincinnati tries to nwitJt lt three straight te>My et the ~ of ttw World Champ•~ after ShO<klnQ the suddenly .SruoQll"I Pirates e.7 Fr•y -"' W S.turday Cincinnati Is In thlrd ..._. In the NatloNI League West, while the Pirates •r• locked In a th ..... way struoole for the EHt lead with MontreelandPhlt.-ephia .... • The Ea1te1. dehfending Sea View IAaaue champions under Coach Ed Blanton. boast a po ll a h e d backfi e ld o r q uarte rback Jim McCahlll. lullboac k Steve Kralss a nd tailback Bob Urmaon, all retW'D· Int starters and all wllh Im· preaslve credentials u lhe lM> rootbaU season approaches. "If we can find some orr~lve linem en we have a chance to be Despite the fact the Eagles boast four returning sta rters on offense and five on defense. it's still a young team . or the 46- m an rost er the re a r e eight seniors and eight sophomores. The rest a re rrom the talent· laden junior class. more ma ture," says Blanton. Backing up M cca hi ll is sophomore Scott Davis <tt·O, 170). who threw over 20 touc hdown passes 1n lead ing a 2 1-man sauad ot freshmen to an tl-1 re· cord. RUNNING BACK Urmson 15·8. 160 jr.) rushed for 1,037 yard on 22 1 carries and scored seven touchdowns 1n '79, mlssinq two qames with an eye injury. Kra1 ss 16·2, 215 jr > is at full back. but could move to the slot, too. Back· 1ng up Urmson at tailback arP Kraiss a nd Lamberton, a 5·10. 175-Pounder with 4 7 speed in the 40. Lamberton is also a solid fullbac k candidate with Sparks (6-0 , 175 sr.> and Chris Crandall C6·0, 187 1r.> providing backup. At the newly created Z·back !.Pol, si milar to the USC V·back, is John Bokenko < 5.q. 180 sr I, who riv a is Lamberton in speed. Also vYina for a starter's sPot here is Ray Chretln (5-9. 165 jr.>. KICKING GAME -One of Estan cla's real st r ength'i, McCahill handles the punting and 1s expected to perform in the 40. yard range, while Kraiss is an ex- perienced and reliable place- kicke r. • 11 •·•·• Cttann., 5 ./ ./ ANGELSUSEULL: Angelut Baltimore. AftnOllnC9": Jim Woods, Steve Shannon and Ron Fairly. Chris Knapp (2· 10) Is the scheduled pitcher for the Angels, wno have shocked the American League East Orioles twice to put a damper on their drive to ove rtake the Yank· kees. Scott McGregor (15·7> was listed to start for Baltimore. OTHER TELEVISION 12:30 p.m . (9) i-HARNESS RACING. (11> -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. 1 p.m. (1 1) -NFL trOOTBALL -The San Olego Chargers met the Ram s Jn Anaheim Stadium Saturday night. Taped. 3:30 p.m. (7) -GOLF -The U.S. amateur, one of the few match-play events left in golf, taped at the Country Club of North Carolina in Pinehurst. Mark O'Meara of Laguna Nic;iuel Is the defending champion. .. p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORlD -The Super 70s, an NFL films production, reviews the past dec ade in pro football. Among the teams, players a nd great pl ays recalled a re the Pittsburgh Steele rs, 0 .J . Simpson, Franco Harris, Earl Campbell, Wa tter Payton and Roger Staubach. J ohn Facenda Is narrator Also: The concluding segment of Survival of the Fittest. . 7 p.m. (50) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 11 :45 p.m. m -U.S. OPEN TENNIS UPDATE. RADIO Auto Racing -California 500 from Ontario, 10:45 a .m .. I( LAC (570). Te nnis -U.S. Open from F lushing Meadow. N.Y .. 12:.SO 1:15,2:15,3:15,3:.SOp.m ., l<NX (1070). Baseball -Angels at Baltimore, 11 a .m ., KMPC (710) Montreal at Dodgers, 1-p.m .. KABC C790l, double-header. C TM Daily Pl tot Is not responsible for late changes.> pretty good," says Blanton. the league's Coach of the Year after 1ulding bis te am to a 9·3 overall record in '79. ••1 EXPECf OUR defense to be a lot quicker lhan last year." a dds Blanton. Urmson returns with All·Sea View League first team creden· tia ls and McCahill and Kralss a re considered blue chip pros- pects for aJl.Jeague honors in the ir Junior seasons. T he Bi~ Three are not the only experience the Eagles will draw from . Abel Cachola returns at wide receiver. along with de· fcnslve sta ndouts Floyd Sparks <defensive e nd> and T erry Thompson <tackle). in addition to Newpor t Ha rbo r t r ansfer Dave Siemons ma. , , "We may not be a s polished early in the year as everyone t hinks, · says Blanton. "But we s hould be p retty decent by the end of the year. .. Tms TEAM is more used to winning s ince t he sophomore w e r e 7·2 last year a n d t he Esta n cia's sc h e d u le 1s stronger than last year with the opener again against Edison. the defendin~ CIF Big Five Con· re rence champion. BLANTON SAYS to expect lit· tie in the way or change from his Ea gles in appearance, although Estancia is moving to a s lot· formation with the presence o r a 'Z-back." ··Hopefully the offense will be more balanced earlie r in the year," sa ys Blanton. "Our Z· back will do most everything . runn ing, catc hing, b locking. most anything ." Major additions to the Est an· <.'ia attack a re Siemonsm a from NewPOr1. Harbor and running back J o hn Lamberton via Nc•wport Harbor and E dison. The hlajor loss : Curt Wen zla rr ·s t r a n s f e r to a Michigan school. Here's a rundown by pos ition QUARTERBACK McCah1ll (6·2, 185 1r .) passed for 1,098 yards as a sophomore, but didn't really open up until the final four games when he completed 36 of 6q for 471 years. "He's smarter and RECEIVERS Cachola (5·8. 150 jr.> was used primarily in the secondar y as a sophomore, but f 1gures to duplicate the effective· ness of Rich Amaral this Sf>ason as a receiver. Other s pl it re· cei vers are Bob Hoo <5·6, ISO 1r I and Vard Bischoff (6-0. 170 v l. Mark Carnahan (6-1 . 185 sr.) and Jamie Aiken (6·1, 185 jr.l are 1n a battle trying to make everyone forget about University of Pacific· bound Tony Camp, but 1t s not qo- 1nQ to ~ easy. Carnahan has the early edqe. OFFENSIVE LINE -Mike Smith (6-5, 230 Ir.) provides size and potential along w ith the auickness of Ma rk Robert (6-11''· DEFENSIVE LINE -Crandall and Sparks are at ends, backed by Ch re tin, ,.eturn lnq letterman Gene "E~..>g" Powell (5-10, 165 c;r 1 and Jeff Robe rts I 6-1. 185 sr. >. At tackle 1c; Thompson. an All -Sea View League choice as cl junior. a lonq with G r1ff 1n DPthlef'ien and Ken Mitchell 16-2. 185 sr1l arP also available for duty a t tackle: Siemonsma's au1ckne<.s and s t rength mak e him a natural at nose guard. Backup at the nose is provided by Herb and Ohlsen Also: Returning let· tPrman Caesar Gallardo <5·9, 190 1r .I. LINEBACKERS Thie; 1c; Kra1ss's most effective Position, and alooq with Alex Sh1veley (b-0. 175 jr.), the Eaqles feel they helve plPnty to offer a t thi s spot. Others· Dave Tldrow 16-0, 165 or l and Coleman. SECONDARY Cachola and Urmson are ·at the cornerc;, but Blanton wants Urmson for offen<.e only. Hoo could bf> the fill Pr tor Urmson. althouqh Bischoff and Davis are also Potential starters ca. nahan is battling Bokenko <rove r> and Alken (free safety I for a startinq berth. Ray Urmson (5·9, 1.SO soph.> also figures to see action 1n the secondary. Pacos Key for El Toro Jolmson Cites Inexperience Factor lllAT'S· CIDSllllD l'lllZLI HEIDEN GRABS CYCUNGGOLD SALLANC H ES, France (AP> -Former world SPl'l'd !.kating champion Heth Heiden of the United States scored :i dramatic victory in the wo men's road race a t the World Cycling ch am- p1onshi ps Saturday. ACRQSS 1~1sn inonth~ 4 Waterway 9 Pnony 14 r;>elenS1ve obslacle 20 Large 1ank 2 1 Elude 22 Pas• 23 Lampoons 2501 a Great Lake 27 S1an1 29 Awaits 3 1 Barter 32 Wave tops 34 Birlhmark 38 Showy flow· er 38 Stale Fr 39 More tender 41 Oeybreal< Comb. form 42 Wife MrVICe 44 College deg 45 Small flan 47 Greett leller 48 Kind of Or :iO father• 52 Aool edges SS Greek betrayer 56WBl'll ad •bl>f 59 Illuminated 61 Oipe>ed OUI 63Eng~ 6S.Theme 67 Flsll sauce 69 like • high .,, . ., 71 Sun god 720r91 ~ 74 Deny 77 Arias 79 s .. tt 81 lnle<lwlned 84 °'5couf ege 8$~• 87 Strength ened 89 Angets 91 u"asp1rated 92 Abraham's wile 94 -code 96 To fear. Lat· 1n I 98 Fa bled t>ird 99 Calclum symbol 10, 1sotation 103 Boa 106 Righi (abbr I 107 Turkish 11tle 109 Danoe< 110 Wooden snoe 112 Christmas songs 114 Freesiot) 116 Badge ol honor t 18 Aslahc lemur 120 lurn 123 Abscond 125 Arranoe· ment 127 Orgies 129 01 birth 1300edUQe 132 Helm pOS 133 Attending 135c.lebes oxen 137 Hindu hero 138-Gay.A· Bomb plane. 140 Stde d•&h 143 Stldea 145 Seine 146 Letter abbr 148 Ray 150 Grein god- deu 152 Ch<>Ose 154 Hush! 155 Exctama· tlonl 157 And: Lahn 158 State: Abbr 160 Suffice 161 Alleged lorce 163 Trap 165 8urbot genus 167 Foe 170 Musical sign 173 Imagines 176 Cue. In music 178 Hun1er 180 F11 lru•IS 182 Lawful 183 Mexican shawls 185 Carve 187 Name 189 VICtly sum· ,,. 190 Peacetul 19 1 Scare: Olal 192Wealher word 193Cnmson DOWN 1 With' Fr 2 Elephant's cry 3 Pigpens 4 Main 5 St 6 Seize 7 Arab seaport 8 Embank· meril 9 Suma1ra W11dc:a1 10 Blbllcal klf19 11 Sailor 121tem 13 Stonecrop t4 U.S. holly 15 Egypltan SOUi 16S1amese coin 17 Grow weary 18 Angry 19 Calm 24 Bristles 26Wet 28 Baechanah· MCI'/ 30 Greek under- ground 33 Flower pert 35 Relish 37 Nut tree 40 Sonar's kin 43 Flower part 46 Drugged 48 Tumbler 49 AYl&tor 51 Frencn ieg.. 1stature 53 Verb IO<m 54 Thus S6 Pronoun 57 Man's name 60 Hindu mer· chanta 62 Removes inhabitants 6" EllUl'Mf a- 1100I 66 Purtey 68 Soft drinks 70 Supped 73 Keepaake 75 ChOlr vOICe 76 Upright 78 Razor hone 80Sand hills 82 Metric meuure 83 Devil 86 Oregon city 86Cordage flber 90 Spanlll'I title 93 Employs 95 TOii 97 Concert hall 99 Wascon- cerned 100 Lithe 102 Currenls 104 Water wneel 105 Holy place 108 Worship 111 Morlndin dye 113 Lueder 115 Revolve$ t 17 Card game 119 Sh<>Ylder wrap 121 Domesll· cates 122 lllaell seapor1 124 Summon forth 126 Whitened 128 Goes by boat 13 1 CM!tjoy 134 Ancient playmgcard 136 Squander 139 Attending 141 Elec. abbr 142 Down: Pre· fill 144 Reel colO< 146 Feeler• 147 Coasts 149 Always 15 1 Brazilian hefon 153 Woody plant 156 Metric meeaure 159 Astray 162 HOiiows 16"Anxioua 166 Glacial ridges 168 Snout 169 Egg part 171 Maple genus 172 Ume1ree 174 Pat1ner 175 Luge 177 Mimic 179 Never: Ger. 181 Holy Ilg. 184 Prlnl meesunl 186 This: Fr. 188 French ar11· de rnexpericnce at key positions m akes the 1980 football outlook ror El Toro High 's Chargers cloudy, although rival Sea View League coaches · seem unanimous in the opinion the Chargers will be a team to be reckoned with in the title chase. "We're really inexperienced," says El Toro Coach Bob Johnson." El Toro has 13 returning let· t ermc n . whic h inc ludes six sta rte rs -beginning wit h tackle Greg Pacos. a 6-4, 235· pound senior who was an all- leaf!uc choice in '79. P acos is be ing h ighly recruited and is the obvious strength of El Toro's a ttack. JOHNSON Also returning with s ta rting c re dentials ar e d efens ive backs Scott Allen (S-11, 170 s r. > and Doug Dorfman (5·11 , 175 sr.), all-league tig ht end J ohn Gllna (6·1, 185 s r .>. guard Bob Blenz (5·10, 180 sr. > and center Ron Johnson ($-11, 185 sr. ). Bryan Douglass. a 6·1, 180-pound senior a nd the son of San Clemente High a ssistant Don Douglass, will be El Toro's starting quarterback. Damon Sweazy, a 5-9. 160-pound junior, has the early edge over Ke vin Beres ($-11, 175 jr.) and Ma rk Sianez (6-0, 190 sr .) at tailback. "All three will see ple nty of action." s ays J ohnson. Jim Eldridge (6-0, 175 s r.) appears to have the starting position down at fullback. J ohnson and bis squad of 60 will be showing a s imila r El Toro attack this fall -power out or the I w ith the emphasis on the running game. Others who will be ins trumental in their suc- cess inc lude tackle J e rry Harmon (6·0. 200>. linebacker Da le Ince C5·11, 190), defe nsive backs Rick Johnson ($-11 , 175), Erik Horton (6-0, 175) and Todd Williams (S-9, 150). margin in enrollment within the Sea View League, El Toro, the largest school by a considerable was runner·up to Estancia for the lea~ue title in '79 with a 4-1 record . Others instrumental to Johnson's plans within the 60-man squad are tackles Dan Pe ters (6·1. 210 ), and Bob Lopez (5·10, 200). linebackers Dave MacDonald (5-10, 190 ), a nd Trent Fouts <6·2, 200>. quarterback Ken Facio (5·11. 150 j r . >. defensive back Ma rk Matranga (5· ll, 175) and center Scotl Hoth (6·1, 190). 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IC-Clly 12'1 St? t06 11S .Jtt Bell, Teus IOI 4.SS 6' 143 .32t Al.,.r\, Tn•s llt S4e • 180 .J21 B\lmbf'y. 8"lllmore 126 4'7 'Cl 1SS ..312 Oliver, Texas 131 S31 1' 16S ,311 McAff, IC-Oty .. 361 41 114 .llO .._ ... .l•<k•on Ne w York. 34; 09llvle, Mflw•\lllee. 32; Ttoonles, Nlfhllellk•, 31: Armes, Oalll-. 21; """"".,,, a.ttlmore. 23 __ ...._. ... OCIYef', TeXM. 100; c:-t. Mllw-ee '9: Brett, IC-City, ": Jackson, Mt• Vor1c, 93; Perez. 8oslon. • f'lkllllll (ti Decll .... ) Oarwlt1, Tex•s. 11.Z; S~. B•lllmoo"e, 11-S; Gu••, ICensH City, ll·S. R•lnev. 8osl0fl, N ; Jotwt, Hew York 1 .. 1; Hor-rls, Oakl•nd, 11·1; M•v. New vor11. 11 s • McG•119D"' 8alt1,,,_e, 1s.1. - NATIONAL LE40UE 0 Aa W M M. .,.endr\ck, SI. Louis t?• OS 66 I S4 .324 TemPteton. St. LOU•• 103 449 13 14S .m Hernandez. St, Louis 12• ~' 8'I 1s1 .m Trlllo, Pfti-phi• 108 400 St 121 .318 Crur. HOll§ton 121> "° M IS? .317 8u<kner, C1'i""9Q 11' 448 S2 1'1 .ltS M< Bride. Pnll-IP111a tOS 437 S4 134 .310 0.WM>n, Monlrl'al 118 4.a 10 134 .JOS Simmons. SI. LOtJls 111 404 n 113 .304 Hendeno11, New Vork 111 409 43 124 .303 "-"-Sdtmldt, Plllledtlt>tll•. 35; Horner, Allen· t•, 2t; ...... °""'"' 2J; Murp/ty, Allan!•, 24; C•rler. MofltrHI, 22; Hendrick, St. Louis, 22; Gerwr. °""'"· n: ci.,.,., Sen Frenclsco, 22. •-a.....111 Scllmldt, Pftiledtlptll•. 93; Hendrl<k, SI. Louis, ti; Gerwy, ~. ti; IC. Herndl. St. lOUll. ti; e.Mr, °"""'ti. ....... (ftOKlMM) •-t. .,...,.,., 1M; 811lb'/, Plttsll\lrvlt, IS-S; Welk, Ptllledel .... l•. ,.,, C.rllon. "111 .. lpN' »7~ Jeck_,, Pitts~. 1-3: L.corte. Houston. e-a; Allflle, -on. •>· Safl'lbitQ. ......... •J. Little leaaue WCHtd Serlea .... ~ .... ,., ..... Talw•4, T..,..3 NASL Playoff a s.wtwWy's lt..its Cl!laoo >. Sen Oleoo 2 (series fled, I· I I S1n 0 19110 ,, Chice90 I cm1111 ci•me lllOOfOllt; Sen Oleoo w lnuerlfl. 2· tl Tempe Be11 '· New E1>9tend o IT•moa B•Y wins series, 2-01 Se•tlle 3, Vencouver 1 ISe1ttte wins se•ltt, 2.01 Loi. Angeles 2. Weslllngton o Cminl ~ .I.cs Aftllt'les wins series. 2· 1 J ' Strikers Favored t I t. r To Finish Surf s l t FORT LAUDERDALE -When the California Surf meets the Fort Lauderdale Strikers in the second game of their playoff series tonight, it will 0 mean the end of the season for one of the teams 8 and the host Strikers will be favored. T he Surf has lost 11 straight to Fort Lauderdale and Coach Peter Wall baa yet to beat 11 the F lorida team. The Striken went a game up r with a 2-1 victory at Anaheim Stadium Thursday : night and a Surf victory in the regulation game would bring on a minl·1ame to determine a cbam· 11 pion. t i The Surf must win both to remain in title COO· t tention in the Nortb American Soccer League playoffs. C Wall indicated b'e would start Steve Moyera tonight after the blond bomber aparked a lecood ha lf Surf surge that fell a goal abort. Moyers wu kept on the bench for more than ball of tbe openinc playoff game. , The Strikers are led by Teofllo Cubtuu wbo finished the ~ Maoa with 14 aoa!I· NOW ACCEPTING ORDBS l!OR THE EXCmN& MEW K·CAR IDoclge Aries) 26 MPG• 41 MPG HIGHWAY ~=a.a.-:. a•-;"-= =--~ .:v:. ....... -- 2888 Harbor BIW. C0118Mela 17141 .... '" ........... dllft Diiie» Ftwy.) I •1 ~ e.c.o.... .............. \'.) o......... .. ...... '""'..... ::::::::: er .. ...-0-.~ ...... , .... ........... ,......... .. ....... ~ ., ........ .. ""'..__... 1 ....... .. .._,.-~ ... rus.., .... ., ......... "' 41,l'Nl>toJ ~-.. ..., .... ~'°' ,.,,., C>leN ,~., ... Mw1lllY ...... ,.,.,., o ... y He!*°'• 70..M0·20l ht Mto-i 71.71 .... T-Jel*IM 4._n .. 1-2111 MIU Mccw-... 10-ro..e.• .I•'-OeftMM• ,,..,,. •nit M<Hi<lllt ..,,.n..- Mlllt Sl,illl11en 11-72-* 8111 ~ 17'10-6>-nt Jeo R-12.....,..lOt Pet FfHlmrftOllt 71·~20' .... ," lv-... , ..... ,.,. s." .. ' Hulh 70-~lOt .... ,,. Rollde 6t-11 .... 20t O.vld T-. 11..a.10-20t 8e4llbv W..IM 61-71·1t-20'I 8Uddy Allln 704t-•MOt Rooer MelltMe ... 11.10-210 -...rk H-6"'11·70-110 -'-" ........ , 11 .... 11.210 Boll Clemcoett ... 70 71-llO Cllerlle GlbtOn ... 11·71-210 Tom It lie 7a..t-7MIO O.veHlll ....... n.210 0 .A W.lllri"!I I0-41·13-210 Scott Hoch 73-1~21 I Alen T-" •9-14 .... 211 Bob ShN,.., 7"10-49-111 8•rnev ,..__.. 7~•211 C•CYI" Pwt• 10·11·10.211 T-Purtzw 10.11.10-.211 MJlrtc PNll T0-4•n-211 Bob E•\t~ ... 70.7).211 '~P<I!.. Ill.I Nan<Y L.ootz•AMltOft .Jo•-c.mer Lori GMt!Kl Jotnn W•"*" Coftn" CN tlet'ni O.le LUl'ldql>lsl J-Bl•IOCtc Betty Burlelftcll Vicltl SlllQM!lon S.ndr• P .. ll'lff Joen Jovce Cindy CMmbefllt1 Sllvi• Bertol.cclnl Sandri ~llCll Tller·e~ l*Ulon PeltySheelten Jeannette Kerr Susie M<AH~ter Leura Baugn Jan Fer)"''' G"ll Hirai a Mariene Floyd Pally H.tYtt Br•nde Lunstord Barbara Mllrlthle MvraVM~e Dlt Mer S.\T'U .. DAV'S WHUl TS U -11-13' 73-4>-IJ• 70·7G-·l.0 12-61-UO ... n. u1 12-6t-141 70-11-UI 11·70-141 12-49-141 •""n-1•1 73....._1'2 7,..._1'2 73 ..... ,., 13-49-1'1 12·11-143 70·13-1'3 11.n -1c t.77-1'3 ll·ro-t•J 10·1•· "' ls.-6•· 140 11·11-140 13·7• 140 n .n 140 10·1'-140 oq.7~140 ,,.....,~-··-· .. _..,., Finl ..ce -HMtaoe Lady 'VelHQliell. •.20 3.20. t 60, Western SUrlet CVelenr ... le), 3.60. Second rece -J llTI Bliru IPlnc•v>. u o. 3.80. 3.00; ~TIM ceas.-1.1•.60. 12 00; Spaclel JotWI 10.1--.,.l. UO; $2 dtllV .,.,.. I .. " ~ \14,40. T1tlrd rece .. A1bll Stlelly CM<Gurnt. 11.40. 10.20. s.ec>: Little Miu Love1v IMenel • U,60, 1.00; Try Windy lfCM'Ol, 3.IO. FOtJr11t r~• .. ~eel <va1en1 ... 1e1. •.oo. uo. JAO; Track .lffliff IUdleml. 4,00, J . .O; Slllmmy C~erl, • . .O. .,. Ff th rec• -Vorlaulw ITOf'O), I0.20. '·'°· UO; 0... Ser• CMeNI, 2'.IO, e.20; M.won IPt.r<•>, 7.IO; s.su.cl• f).11 P'!kl Sl,000.JO. Sl•tll r.ce -Oo\lble Oewen IVal ... ruel•I. S.00, 2.90, 2.40; 54v•nl 0"1"<•Y), 4.20. 3.20: Snvttum 1 Oelltlo\luevel. 3.oo. Sewn Ill rece -Reid St reel f Plnc•v l. 4,to, •.llO, 3.IO; Nol•'~ Guv t V•leniuel•l, S.IO. 4.20; UIN ILll)Nml. 6.00: SS u.c:ta ll·ZI paid \144.50. U Pl etc Shr 19-6-f.J.3· II !Mid S16, ..... .io wlflt •I• wlnnl119 lkkets (\I• 1>orse5I; U Pl<k Sl• consol•tlon peld St99.IO e.a<n 10 •2' wlftlll!r\ ltlve llo•-•· E l91ttlt race We vs Id• Station 1v.1e111ue1a1, 10.eo. 4.00. 2.80; Conc:unlon IPlncayl, 3.40, UO: Mike F09erty ITCM'ot, uo. Nlntll •tee -GelHY Llbr• IS-!'IHerl, 4.40, 2.80, 2.40· Wlckerr I Plnc•v>, 3 • .o. 2.40; Te B. Or Not IV•lenluelal, 3.20: S.S eqc:t. 1s.J1 e>eld m.oo. AllencSanca 22..3'2. I Hol~PaJtl IATVlt ~IMILTI , .... ,.....w-.......... 1 l"lr•t •.Ke IN!Kltl"" 1\,.0ftOOI. 13A. • 00, •to; $Kllf'9 Off411'11 Cl.IOl'tl\1191, MO, UO: Stt199 Ridge (~Ill I UO; '3 •UC.- ta f)>I) NICl$71,IO. *one! r«e -Allf'l(y 8~n tVllll...,_ ll>Ofl•""• S . .IO, J.IO. 1..tO; Monll•nl Ace C()UO"*'I• f,10, a 2(); The Ttlllly Tl't•Y• llC~l,HO. Third r.tte -Rio V•let 10.-• 1.10, S,20, 4.QO; StNN Prince ISl>errenl 11.IO. UO; Olale Ho.-(Teddi. •<IQ, SS eu<te t>S> ~Id 11euo. Four11\ rec•-Glkllno Star CB•ker'. 2UO, 1 • .IO, ~AO; SIV Bird IS.VNH), 4.00, 1.110: Jotlll H-N IK-erl. l . .O. Fifth rlKe -Ootkle'• Im-CSon<>evlllel, 12.IO, 1 .0. •.00: CIWrterl< Pl•y (Oe~rnerl. 13.40, & • .c>; M<irray• wor-ry !Parked, 'eel, u en<l• 17-41 e><tkl \2'16.SO. Slath race -Crouoate CfOddl I•'°· S 10, 1.80; Re. 11.00, 9.00, •.80; T a11arnon UIOHnl, 11 . .IO. 4.lO; Howdy Mon CSu< cerotte>. 9.90· SS eacKt• ca.101 paid '46'1 00. El9hth rlKe -Tlwlddeu\ ... '"'°"'" IBaY· 1eu1, 4.00, 3.10, 2 <IQ; Armbro Senator <Grun· dv >. S.80. 3.40; vanessa Almal\ur\t I Ritchie I. :uo. S2 Pick Sia 11·>+2+41 paid Ul,084 10 -wlnni"911Cket l<i• l\orsesl. U Pick SI• <.on· !IOl•lion !Mid sa.,81S ton wiN>e,... lfove win· ninql\or-1. Nl~lh rece -~ Comm*'ld ISl\awl, l>,.O, 4.40. 3.CIO; Oell5 Olurt I Pa<ker • •.oo. l.20: S<I•• Show (ll(lllHtilll, 2.IO; SS ex•<I• l,H) paid \13.00. l'eflltl •«• Andy Htl>I~ Pelef' IMelerl, 6.80. 3.20. 3.00; Grtbllln ILIQlltt\1111, 3.10. 7.80 Sir NU9'1nl t8<il(ul. 3 . .0; u U<><I• i.-21 paldUUO. A 11enci.nte .,,6n. NFL EXHtBmONs R•ma 34, Cttargera 17 S<-.... QoNrW'I s... 0 1990 1 7 3 0-11 Los Anotles 1 17 10 cr-J4 SO -C. Wllllems 1 ri1n IBenl...c:hke klckl LA -W.ody II PIH from Hedtn ICol'r•I llkkl LA FG Corr .. 31 SO -'-llettl 2 run <&enl...c:llke kick I LA • Hl<ks S peu lrom Haden CCotral '5ckl LA -Hkks 1 ~s ''°"' H_,, CCorr~I 11.lck) LA -FG Corrat 31 SO -FG Benlr\<hke SS LA -0. Hiil 92 klClcOft r~lurn A -61,S50 G«M Sc.tlatks 0..1'941" Fir\t dOWn• 19 Au•heS·Y~ 11).106 Passi"!! vards l'IO Retur." Y;trds ll Panes IS-21·0 Punts 4·33 Fumbles-lost S·2 ~neltles·yerds 6-40 lfldlriWM IA-" A•111S ,. 31>-11• 113 26 11-31.1 <hi] 0.0 11-31 RUSHING -San Ole!IO. CUl<ilhams l~S. WOOd• J.2•, ~1111111 6-22. LO\ Anqelu, Peacoo 1~5'. Bryllf\t ""S4. J. TllOmas s-n. P4SSING • San Oit90, fOtJts l·IJ.0-'W>: Luther 1·11·0-11; WOOd• 1 1·0-SI Los An9eles, H•d•n 11·29·1-IH : Rutl•d!I<' IJ.2-0-0. RECEIVING San 0"'90. McCr•ry 4*, WlnSIOW :J-4.1, Jeffttrto1" 1 .... 1. Owens 1-41. Los AnQele,, Hicks .t.34. Bryant •·2•, R. Smtih N1, Wf/tldv 2-37. .1.Jon• 15, Bengal• 10 SU....,, 0..rten 3 6 l 3-IS 0 3 1 .... 10 Oelrolt Clnclnnell Oet-FG flturrllV 4' Oet·FO l#oin"ey 34 O.t-F G w.irr.., S1 Cl1'· FG $<.wlter '2 Cln·Ate-r 8 run !Sunier kl<I< I Oel·FG M\lr.,.y 30 O.t·FG Mlilr•y 27 A·.O,• 111111-MIMll t.e-.n IWSHING-0.lrolt, 8\llMY 10·69, Simi 9-16, Calllcull 10 1•. K•M 2·10. Clntln· M h, AleUNIU ...... 5<11oner MS, A. Grit· fin 4.1. PA'iSING-0.troll, 0•11fel\on 9·13.Q.tl. Sunday, August 31. 1980 Ko1t1lo S.l ·j).11. Clncl11natl. lltompton 1,. 1"'°'111. Scl•1<1rt ""10-0·~. Allderwn l·S.1·11. RECEIVtNG-Oetron, L. fl'IOmPtoft +70, Frie<M 2.31, ScOll ).)I. ClnclnMll. Ross .. ,, e.n s.s•. M.L. H•,..l••S4. Canlntlla 21, hara 13 kw• C.y Qoi.911ff1 SI. LOtJIS 7 1 1 ~21 o.1ceoo o J 1 l-ll St l -Allderwn I r1111 IGefl!le kiOl Chi -FG ThOm<M 2'I ST L-Andef'W'\Srun co.ntakitkl Chi -H••nes 10 POJ trom E••M CTl\omes kkkl ST L -Me1"$11 1 pan from Hert CGerel<1 kick I Clll -FG Tllom.t\ JS A -S&.866 lnclivlOWI ._._,. RUSHING -SI LOu•l Ander-.on. 11·31, 1, Brown 9-38. Morrl• S-1' Cloic,.go Evans t>-2•. Payton S·10, McClendC>n 11.t, Sklbinikl j.9 PASSING -SI LOUii H•rt IS.21>-0. 2S8 CM<eoo Ev-t•:zt.3, 10. RECEIVING -SI Loul$ Tlll•v 4°8S. Morrl\ 2-41. Stell 1-11, 4~rwn 2·2S, Ma"" 1·11. Bell 1·19. Cht<•QO Wfltfam• •·ll. McCCendc>n ]·16. S<Nv 2·15, Sl<IDIMkl 2·18, Haine• 2·1l. F19>er 7-19, Scott 1·1', Cobb I 19. Ralder9 24. Eaglea 23 sc-11vQNrf..-. Phllitdell)Na l 11 1 1)-Tl Oakland 3 1 o h -2• Phi -FG Franklin .a Oek -F(; Bre«'h .0 Oak -van £~n •run t Bree<!> k1c k Phi -CMnl>fleld l l>dS• trom PIS¥Cllt IFr•nkl'"lclck) Phi -Ha<rit"llon 1 run lkl<k talledl Phi -H.tn'lnQton t run CFranklln k•<Nl Oak -Ramsey S P•U• lrom Ptuak•ll I Bree<ll ltlclt I Oalc -RiMTl'M!V 14 pass from Plunket! 18rei.ch kl<kl A -· '1,230 lndl.,.._I L .. der< RUS ... ING Plllladelpllon, Camplo•IO 9.32 , .,.erronqlo~ 10·31. O••on 1·1\. Mon190 ....... ., 1-16 Dal<la<IQ, K11>9 l·<I. Whtl- tlngton f>.:16. """ E~n 8-ll PASStN(., P,.utaoetOt'Hd, Jdwor''• •.19.2.104 Pl,arclk 1-10 O·Ql Oaklana, PastO<IM •»·1·111, Plunk•ll ~-•8·1-1]0, RECEIVIN(; PtlllAdelPnla. Flt1ktt 3-3'. GI•"'"'°"" 3-19, 01-on 2·31, C..rmlc~a 1·3A. Citmllfield 2·27. Oakland, R•m'M! ~70, Martini?~. Br.tn<ll 2·2S. Jens.en 2·1• 49ens 31, Chiefs 2t Kan\it\ Cllv 1 7 1 0-1 ....... Franci~o I 10 I 7-JI SF -F.Solomon 62 P<I\~ from O@B••Q CWershlnq klckl ICC -McKn1911l '4 run CLo-rv kocl< SF -AobO'tsort 11 lrom Oe8er9 !Wer\l'llntJ k1Ckl ICC -Hadnot I run ILo_,., klOI SF • FC Wer-shinq 311 KC A.Solomon 1l tumblr return I Lowery ki<kl SF · AIO-iO!lf' I run IWer•ll1no k1Ck I ~F -Aldrlc!Qe 1 run (Wer~ln<j llltk I A · 11,<x:IJ Individual Leais.n AUS ... ING • KC, Fuller 1> .. S. M<Kn•gfll S-63. Gane J.41, Hadnot 5·16, Reed, ..•• Bf!lton 3-6. Kennev 1-•· SF. Ellloll •t·38, .,.oter 4-11, Coocier 9-1'. Mont""d 2·1. Ator .. S·l PASSINO KC, FullPr 11-9-0--1~. Ke,,,,.., 16·9· 1·9' 'SF 8erq 23·11·0·2'1, Mor>lan<t t•t?-<1-1'1 • RECEIVING KC. Mar\Mll J.112, G..,t, 1·31. Be11on. S-37 ear"'" H3. Rffd )-1&. .,..,net 2-14, !.amuel\ 1..9, M<.Knl9,,1, , ..... SF. SolOmon 2-IO. Owen• 2·1>2, CCarl< S.S9. Coapo,r s.sa. Hofe<" J.31, R•m'IOll l-71. Br~r 1·21 RoboMOn 2-tt. Younq MS. Elliott 2·?. Broncos 38. Packers o sc.-by o...n.n ~~· / " Gr"''"" Say 0 0 Oen ltevwort.11 • PotSS trom 1s1e1nfor-t ki<kl 10 I JI 0 0 0 Robln-.on Oen Pre5ton 1 run ISlelnlo<I kick I Oen Odom$ lO p,ns from Robinson CSlelnlart kfckl Oen -FG Steonfor·f'A Oen -McClllcheOrl •run IStelnlo<I l<l<kl Oen -1Ceywqrt1t 1 run (Stelfltort koclver, Robinson. 11·11·186.0. Mor1on J.s.2s.o. Green !Uy Oi<key 1J.17-IS0.2. Troue>q.1 ..... 1. RECEIVING O•n••r. Mos.is 1·40, U1><hurch 3-3'1. Jen~ M'l. Grffn Bay, Lot· Ion 4·14, COlfm.tn ~. I DAIL V PILOT llS Jeta 32. GJant• 7 ken "°'"9"-N. Y. Jels • 11 1J O-J7 N Y Glantl 1 0 0 O I NVJ -J Jone\ 'Cl pen from Todcl (lclo blocked I NYG Mllll•dy 19 N U from Simm' IOa~toklckl NY J H<)<Oer 9 o.~s from TOdd CklCk bto<.kedl NY J Harper 8 ~\\ from ToclO lltt1nv kt<kl NY J -FOleMlv'3 NY J -FGL1!61'1V.a NY J -ShUle< 30 pas. trorn TOOd ll e•nv lclekl • 14,'.l'll lndi•MIU41 ._._" RlJ!\HING NV J~I\, c; .. 1ne\ 1;}.&J. Lori() 9-0 , Bonnell 6·30 NY C1<tnl$, T6ylor S •\ Hoqan 6·18 t>ASSING NY J"h. Toda IQ..11-0-Jto Ry-tn '-' 0 t/, N Y G1 •nt~ Si m m \ 11·13-0 113, Brun<w>r 1.7 I 11 RECEIVING NY J•I~ J Jon.-• tlQ Shuler,_.,,, lolal"Df'r "17, NY Giants. Sfttr• 3-26, Mull<t<ty 2·30 • .,.Ol><ln 1 1) Steelers 31, Cowboys 10 S<.on by °"" rter> Po11Sbuf'Qh oau .. , Oat-GG~to~nn Pit·FB Bahr 26 0 ] U U JI 0 J 0 10 Ptt .. O•Yt\ ~ ruo (Bahr-k1c k • Ptt-GrMc.m4n '1" Pd\'t-frotl'l 8rdd\hd_.,, IRdnr k•Ol P11.St<Jllwortll 6 ~" trom Sl°""I CB""' kiCkl Pil· TllO<nlon' •un C8&11r k•t k) Oel·OuPrft 41 IM'' from Cardno 15ee>l•"'1 ~ICkl A-42,19S 1no1v.-1Le-r< RlJS ... ING-Pllt•DurQn, PollM Wh1I• 10. 29-3-t SO, Car.t00 ~1,.0. 16 RECflVING-Pltt,bu•Qn. s1 .. 11worlh b-11 Gro,sman ~s Callas, OuPr1>P l·1>8. ~""""' H ?. Vikings 38. Browns 16 Score by Ou•rt•" (l~VPldnd 0 IJ J I} I& M•f'lne'Otd 1 \I o 14-l& Mln-Aash.ld ti> PotH from Kr"m"' 10,,,,. ..,....,, klCkl Ml,..Senwr 9 oas• trom Krarner <O..n· rneler kl<k I Clv·R'ucker 2t Od~~ f"O"' Sipe •c..c11C blOOe<ll Mln·FGOanm<!•~• 29 MtAoNord '8 oa~., 1f\l\<rceot1on (Oanml"•\',. llttkl Clv·N~ 1 P'\\\'Sollt' ICocvot1k101 Clv-FG Coc•rort •O Min·K. M1tler 10 Ptt~~ •rom L•v•nq,Ton co .. nme1er ••<kl Min·Lf'~t 8 pctS-S trom D1t\ (0ctrH'W•t'f' 11101 , A·41.262 lr>divodu~l ll'-r\ AU\)<INC..Clt'~l,,f\(I M Pruoll S ''· M, MtUer 1·l l. C. Wrut•· ~JO M1~rw~trl~ vnuno 1·26. T Brown )·2•, ic:ram .. , J 18 PASSINC,.(l~Wland, 'ilpe 10 I/ I 9\ M M ilter. 8·11·t·66. M1n1'esOfd , l(rdmt-r IJ·l8·0·1SS, L1v1r>g"nn 1.11 t•IOl O•h 0·9-0-63. RECEIVINQ.C.l~velltf\d, Rue~ .. ] N 0 H,W J.Jf, C .... ill 3·1• Ml"""'°Cd, L~C~un1 \.9S Younq•J7. IC. Moller l·•I U.S. Open C•I NtwY-J MEN Tlllrd II-Siftl)les Vdnnlcl< NCMll Oet. Met Purcell. 4-4, h·2, t>-•. b·•: Brian Te<t<he< def Vl1av Amro1ra1. f>-/, &-4, 1-6, 1>·2: Gullltormo VIia~ def. Fran· cisco Gonzater , 3-6. 3-6. l>-4. l>-4. 1>·1. Buster Moltritm dfol . Hanl< Ptl"er, 1~. •-1>, l>-4. 3-1>. •-': B1om BO<'Q Ol!l. Pf>tpr McNamar ... 71>. ' 6. 6--2. &-O: Rose~ fdnnPr Ot'I E"k vt\n 01ll•n. l-1>. WOMEN Cllrt• Even-Lloyd oet. _,,,,., Wlllle. 6 1, ._l; Olan"" Fromll0111 Clef, Suwn Leo, tH>, .. 1; v1rolr>1a Ru11cl def, Pam TeeQU;troen, •·1. 7·6. 6-l; Pam Shrov.,, ""'· B•lllM Buft9e, .. J ... J. JoA,,,.. Ausw11 df>t. SU$dn Ma\Cann, l>-2. 3-6. l>-1. K•llly Jor<Mn ciet Barbara Poll•••'. l ·b, l>-J Taiwan Adds Another Title Orange Coast College Community Service Office WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. CAP> -A heavy thun· derstorm brought a delay, but it didn't deter Tai wan from continuing its Llttle League World Series dynasty Saturday "We want to keep going to the championship next year, next year, next year," Taiwan Manager Ching-Con Hsiaw said through an interpreter after his team's 4-3 victory over a Tampa, Fla .• team that batUed back after a shaky start. RIVER RAFTING Shoot tlN n1pid1 on th• f•m•d St•nlsl•u• River! Friday Morning -Sunday, Sept. 12 -14 LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER! Fee-$180, Inc. transportation, meals o n river Credit Cerda Welcome -Trip Info. 666-6880 llM. Tllnl WM. A119-11·lepl. i, 1llO KMART WILL BE OPENED LABOR DAY 10 AM-6 PM First Quality Famous Brand E •r--tlr . .., Joggers for Men and Women Men's and Women's Nylon Joggers Famous brand joggers you're sure to know! Men's and Womens sizes both featuring nylon uppers, matching suede leather trim, full cushion insole and arch on lightweight rubber sole. Men's sizes Navy with yellow accent and Light Blue with Silver accent; Women's sizes Sky Blue with Beige accent. Special Purchase . . . .. ... • ·At the Gala Eicttement ll moundqforlbefirst bi& party of the seuoa, Soudll Coat Repertory's Ga.)a Sept. 13, which is beinl billed u the "first white tie event in Orance County.'' It will take pl•ce in the Town Center Complex in COIU Mesa, begimaiag with coclttJils in the mirrored lmperi•I B•nk lobby and concluding with a seven-course aourmet dinner and a new show in the South Co.st PIH• Hotel. In between, partygoen will stroll in "Central Park West," the grassy p8J'k between the two buildings, which will be transformed into a replicaoflhefamous New York park. Since this ls s uch a big event, much thought is beinggiventowbattoweartolheball Saks Fifth Avenue recently came to the rescue and n ew luxurious designer fashions to Costa Mesa for a preview showing or Cinderella gowns for the gala. Here is what the well-dressed partygoer may turn up in Sept. 13. Prices range from Sin) to $2200. : D'"ty P oklt ,._tty C!Yrll!• St•rr Mary Mcfadden gown of salmon chiffon was Egyptian m..ottf. Borders are multiple pastels. • :) • I I I ' . • • . t ... ~ l -t ~ \ •I •I •. ' I J ., I . i ! w ' • . ' • . . , : . , . • ~ Mr. and Mr9. ~II .Thamer-Soden LJllQ ~ of Corona del llar and lllcbael ol Newport Beacb exeUqed weddln& ill O.. IMiy of Q\leea of Aqelt Cburch ln ~=. • .......,.of llr. ud lln. Clive .. al Corona del ••• araduated from dll llar Hi&b ScMll uad planl to attend .,....._UmveralQ. Tbe llricletruom. IOD of Mrs. ~er of ewport Beach. 1raduatecl from Newport Hilda ScblDol ud UC JrviDe, He ii at· lna law ICbool at tbe Ualvenily of Santa an. 'fte eaaple plan to live in Santa Clara after trip to lloD&ecko. - Brody-Voelkl CarOl Voelkl and Cary Brody, both of the g Beach area, were married at the Santa a Country Club. Tbe bride, daughter of Mr. and Mn. James Voelld ol Irvine, graduated from Tustin High School and UC Irvine. She is employed by Cen· u.ry 21 Muntz Realty. : The bridegroom, son of Mr. and lln. Alfred ·Brody of North Hollywoodingraduated from • Mark Keppel High School Alhambra and -Cal State Loag Beach. He ls an instructor and etic coach at Los Alamitos High School. The couple plan to }lve in the Long Beach «re• after a trip to Mexico. . Tup~·Schutt CyntbJa Schutt and John Tupy, both of Newport Beach, were married in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach. • The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Montgomery Schutt of Newport Beach, gradual· ~d from Newport Harbor High School and Orange Coast College. She is employed by St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. The bridegroom, son of Mrs. Ruth Eccles of Newport Beach and Mr. John Tupy of Los Angeles, graduated from Newport Harbor High School and Fullerton College. He is employed by Disneyland. t The couple plan lo live in Costa Mesa after a trip to Hawaii. Werth-Ander,on A September weddin1 la planned for Martha Andenon and Robert Werth, both ol Huntiqton Beach. The bride-elect, daucbter of Maria Young of Rivtrtide, 1raduated from Rubidoux Hiah Scbool ud UC Irvine. The rut-. bride1room, IOft ot Mr. and Mn. Richard Werth of Woodland Hills, graduated from Taft Hi&h School 1tnd Cal State Northrldge. Marbut-Richardson E~eae Ricbardlon ol Irvine and Keith Marbut Ol Costa Mesa were m1uried in St. An- drew•s Presbyterian Church ln Newport Beach. · The bride, dauabter of Mr. and Mrs. Cart Richardson of Irvine. graduated rrom Watchun1 Hllls Regional Higb School in Watchune. N.J . and Dute University. She is employed br Santa Fe International Corp. The bndegroom, son of John Marbut of Carson and Rosa Lee Boemer of Lake Elsinore. graduated from Warren ffiah School in Downey and attended Pasadena City College and West Coast University. He is employed by Fluor Engineers and Constructors. The couple plan to live in Irvine after a trip to Monterey and Yosemite. . McCall-Mickaelain Dee Anne Mickaelain and Scott McCall, both of Newport Beach, exchanged wedding vows in Christ By the Sea Church in Newport Beach. . The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mackaelain of Newport Beach, graduated from Newport Harbor High School and Orange Coast College. She is employed by Christ by the Sea Preschool. The bridegroom, son o(Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McCall of Newport Beach, graduated Crom Newport Harbor High School and attended the University or Southern California. He is attend- ing Palmer Chiropractic College. The couple plan to Jive in Newport Beach after a trip to Hawaii. Nason-Lau A September wedding is planned for Sue Lau and Steve Nason, both of Santa Ana. The brlde-ele<:t, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Frank Lau of Honolulu, graduated from Sacred Heart Academy in Honolulu and Seattle University. The future bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Nuon of Brattleboro, Vt.. graduated fro~ Tbe Cboate School in Walli.ngford, Coon .. and the University of Arizona. 11le couple plans to be married in the upper meadow of Walmy Falls on the island of Oahu. DAILY fltl.OT a7 E 11 is-Elliott Elliott of Huntington Harbour. graduated from Marina High School and the University of Southern California. She is employed by Memorial Medical Center in Long Beach. Johanna Elliott and Michael Ellis, both of Huntington Beach, exchang~ wedding vows in Redeemer Lutheran Church in Huntington Beach. The bridegroom. son or Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis of Huntington Beach, graduated from Marina High Schooj and Cal State Long Beach . He is employed by Sperry Univ11c in Irvine. The bride. daughter of r-tr. and Mrs. Steven Have a Nice TV £runch The couple plan to live in Irvine after a tnp to Hawaii. Go Alone DEAR ANN try to cut down on our LANDERS: 1 wiU be a outra~eous < .. Jnsumption senior in high school and of e•.ergy just for a so will my boyfriend. We day." h a v e b e e n g o i n g ~------------- Everyone said that once the energy crunch hit, we'd get back to the basics. It was to be a time of sharing. getting close to one another, rekindling the values set by our forefathers in the tradi· tion of "Little House on the Prairie." Jn my mind I vis · ualized visitors dropping by to spend the after- E,...a Bo•IJeek The kids responded together for two and a holly. "How soon you half years. I quess by forget! We've done a lot now it is love. We broke t o conserve energy up a few times. but we We 've cut back our trips a I w a } s g ot b a c k to the dentist to once together. Now I have a every two years. we on· serious problem .IHH Ln11dPrs ly play our stereos out or We started to ha ve sex peak limes like early in si x months after we b l d l sounds childish. but I th e morning . w e egan o go stea y . stopped flus hing. We he ld off as long as I can't explain my feel· Id A r. ·t ings because I am so never bathe the dog cou . t 1rst 1 was · · b h mixed up and ashamed anymore or waste water very exc1t10g, ut t e of myself. Thank God no on the lawn. We always excitement is gone and r ask you if we can get don't feel like makrng one knows. Can you givt! l I h I me s ome advice'! --you anything whil e ove near y as muc as we're out in the car. and used to -if al all. Desperate at 16 you must have noticed I only wist} to heaven l DEAR OESPERATE: we're wearing our jeans-..h~d ne.ver .st~r\ed In My advice is break up lo nger just to save on with this sex thing. After with this fellow and stay laundry. What do you we are through, 1 am re· apart for at least six want from us?" a lly turned orr and r months. You need a What I wanted I neve r want him to leave me: fresh s~rt with somf>Ont' got. In keeping with our a Ione I kno w th is else. Good luck, honey. noon watebing our dog Waltons picnic. someone :~~~ ' ~ "'"~ ' ' "-. "\.. ,: chasing its tail ... the decided to show hom e ~~.__J .......... ~ family standing around movies in the backyard. :· ,,(. · the piano singi n g , In the dark. someone'#"" J Newport's Favorite Drugstore "Climb Every Moun· tripped over the elec· '/') tain" ... the peace as I trical plug. In an ins-'1 For Service sat in the glow of the tant, the electric ice ~j R ca nd_lelight cross · cream freezer stopped. @' .. •n:m•-•-••••- stltchmg a likeness of the electric fan quit. the ~ ~ Walter Cronkite on a tea electric rotisserie came ! ·\7.Il A :-J. L I D O D R UGS '""' , towel. ·to a dead halt, Lhe porta-, I -., ----------'Y Well, I am here to tell ble TV went black and ; 3445 Via Udo you that you cannot the e lectric guitar • N rtB h make a ''LitUe H~e on faded. ij ewpo eac the Prairie" out or "'I hope all of you have "Knots Landing." We learned a lesson from -·~· have come too far. We this," I said. ,.-~ .... ~~ ( Four ·Dall9 Horoscope J have spawned a genera-A voice came from the lion that did not come darkneS6. "You bet! with the traditional um· This COlUltry had better billcal cord, but were gel on batteries ... and • By SYDNEY OMARR MONDAY, SEPT. I ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Relative makes unusual request. Be sympathetic, but re· member recent budget resolutions. Calls, visits, s hort trips and special collections dominate scenario. Good Moon aspect coincides with op- portunity for making money and love. TAURUA <April 20-May 20): Gain indicated through series of inquiries. Means don't be afraid to ask questions. Give full rein to intellec· tual curiosity. Recent contact made at social af- fair wlll bear fruit. Gemini, Sagittarius persons figure prominently. GEMINI <May 2l·June 20): Display con· fidence; now ls Ume to revise, review and re- build en a more solid structure. SpotUgbt on persor..ality, special appearances and new starts 11 new directions. Logjam to progress will be removed. Aquarian plays significant role. CANCE& 6June 21·July 22): You learn a secret through special, written material. Key is to be active, but discreet. Put puule pieces together; whole picture will emerge. Member of oppasite eex finds you attractive and makes you aware of iL Gemlnl plays key role. LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Individual '1(hO thinks much of you presents gill which has more than sentimental value. Accent on desire. romanee, reward bued on recent contacts and basineaa eodeavon. Taun&1, Libra, Scorpio natives figure prominently. Family member makes "reasonable" request. vmGO <Alai. 21-Sept. 22): Buie Soal ii in stgbt. Know it and don't sell efforts abort. On~ la ,.won of autboritJ will lend valuable s up. port. Gain greater undentandlD1 of your role in buslneu enterprise. Insist on deftllltion of -, born with ext ension fast!" terms. Pisces native figures in scenario. cords that had to be --------- LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You'll obtain necessary material for long.range project. Ac · cent on publishing, communication, perception of abstract principle of law. Cancer, Capricorn persons play key roles. Individual who meant much to you in past wilJ make reappearance. SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21): You complete assignment which represents challenge and pro· vldes incentive for future progress . Basic services improve and you discover path leading to contentment, happiness and fulfillment. Aries, Libranatives figureprominently. SAGl'M' ARIUS C Nov. 22· Dec. 21 > : You make discovery which aids in resolving legal dilemma. Accent on public response to your ef· forts, partnership proposal and marital status. Leo, Aquarius persons figure prominently. You come to terms with indiviCfual wh~ views may be opposite your own. CAPBICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Slow but steady progress is indicated; job gets done and self-esteem Is elevated. Adhere to recent resolu- tions concerning diet, nutrition, work conditions and health. Another l;apricom, a Taurus and a Cancer native figure pi ominenUy. AQUA&IUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emotional pressures are relieved; change of scenery is featured and you'll have valid reason to celebrate. Emphasis on social activity, friend· ship and increased popularity. Not all promises will be&-4on'texpect "tree lunch." P (Feb. 1&-Marcb 20): Path ls cleared for~; key now is to attend to details, to rea between the lines and to be aware of small print. Subtle nuances can be properly interpret· ed and JOU benefit as result. Someone is trytn1 to tell Y9U something. Be receptive - and liltm! plugged into any number o(supportsystems. To name a few of them: bottle warmers. vaporizers. blankets, sterilizers, night lights. TV s. stereos . hair dryers. transistors, curling Iron. irons, s h avers . s ewing machines, toothbrushes, e lectronic ~ames, typewriters. t>lenders, computers and electric garage doors. Every time we have a three-day weekend, I get a n attack of Olivia Walton. I want to have a picnic with fresh·baked bread and homemade ice cream. I want to play softball and cook hamburger s over a n open fire. I want to be s urround e d by m y children and look good without makeup. As I told the family, ··we s h ou ld do something for our coun· RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTBY W...Y•W.. ....... ltJJ ..... ..... C-.NeM-... llH ~ ~~! at an /,, ICE CAPADES CHALET .. • NEW CLASSES STARTING • REGISTER NCNI for internationally famous Ice Capades Chafet Ice Skating School. Whether you've ice skated before.or never Ice skated in your life, one of these classes is for you.' • BEGINNERS WELCOM8 • SOUTH COAST l'Ul.A '--W-.1·1 __ __ '41-t029 w .. ch,.,. s-. o,...w..p s-"' '"* Horttlwoed To-C...tw • Herft_,. ,.OH Orttf EVES. & SUHOA Y Orange Countys most beautiful girls have a chance to be Hollywo~'s riext actresses. The turning point of~ career can begin at Turning Point Modeling ~ency. Beoouse right now we're holding an extntve search for Orange County's ·most roving t;>eauties. Whether ~·re a model, actr8$, doncet or Just a plain knockout, we 'Mlnt to see 'fOU. Holly#Ood's top pl'lotoqrapher, Vince Conti, will shoot a free video klteMeWof quoJ1fied gll1s, Which 'MN be submitted to the top executHes of MGM, Columbia, Paramount and UnMnal Studios. ~ you haY8 to do Is gN& us a con and set up on lnteMew. We hope ~'re~ we're IOOklng tor. as rruch as you do. The Turning Point 18e9 ~ BMl COsta Mesa, CA 92627 "Allaphone 645-9293 ' ................ .. . ay's Monster r"911.aM..,. t>Heri!JB. .... dtt..--. .......... ............ = .... ftall ••. ··-..... .,,,.... .. ..... ·::c 1 p111 t11r ~ a 8r11la., dale-. ......... . ........... .. "AMM .. -• .., I .. .. *" ..... bJ ..... ....., M9llr ... IJliiC ..... Alla ...... .,... .... _ ......... .., .. u.,tt&M: .. MIUO MNc.No, or .. _.. AMul ~WU.. ........ --......... Coll· veQtkJn Md 8-le Coatelll _. llow I Loll." All told. t1'• roalAr of thla aeaaon·a 8ro1d••Y·bouDd wares lllU IJ muakala. 15 playa. a1x hmllfd·M&D productloM ad a trio ot one-m1111 1hoW1s adMdul~ \0 CIPla from Sep. tumbf'flhrouah mJd·t•l. Not all m•Y make tt to Broedwa7. of rourse • ml' may ~xpare out of town. otMrl in prevlt' After that. t.M M•eomen still must com· pete aaa.&mt tht" holdovHS, lJ>e l4 muaicals and l'1ghl dramas that rame to town In t.be last or previous sea...ons and are suJI Wllh us. Bl T HOPE, HOWEV£a costly. springs te rnal on Broadway Ttus aeaaon's flnl bopefw as "42nd Street," a musical besed on the 1933 falm rut about the malunc of a muaical. Tbe new ve rsion COfil ars Ta mmy Gnmea. unsinkable as ever. and Jerry Orbacb Produced by ooted critic·batler David Mer- rick, last at loose en Broadway in 1976, the show opened Aug. 25. A different kind of musical bows Sept. 14 - ''Charlie and AJgernon," based on a novel about a man with a child's mind who becomes a ge nius. The 1968 film version, "Charly," won Chff Robertson an Oscar. The mus1r for the Broadway version is by Charles Strouse, whose last hit, "Annie," still pack'> ·em in atter three years 011JER NEW MUSICALS or note: "One Night Stand,.. about ~n aging tunesmith, by .Jules "l"unny Gari ' Styne and He rb "A 'fhousand Clowns " Gardner: "Perfectly fo'rank, .. which uses the old but good tunes of Frank Laesser. and "Onward Victoria!" a suf· rra ,;ettc son~ fei.t. Also coming are re\ 1Vals. of "Can-Can " and "Bn1?adoon •· plus pop-<;tar Linda Ronstadt's Broadway ~win a December version of "Pirates of P enian<'e." producer Joseph Papp's Centr;al Park summer hit · =--.--Among the plays -most are on the lighter side that may get more than average atten t1on ttus season. Oscar winner Woody Allen's first stage work since "Play It A~atn , Sam" m 1969. As he works in secrcry, no details or has new opus will be a"a1labl(' until April, when 1t bows at Lincoln Cent(>r's HNrnmont Theater, itself reopened this fall aftt•r thrc>P years of d~rk:ness -"THE AMERICAN CJ.OCK," a Oeprcs!.1on era drama by Puhlzer Prize-winner Arthur Miller. It's his first new Broadway work 1n JO vcars and is SC'hcduled to open in early November. .. D1v1s1on Street." a farce about the radical 'fiOs by Steve Tesich, who won an Oscar last s<•ason for writing a film that became a sleeper rut, "Breaking Away." His play, which MOVIE RATINGS , FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE n., oc:..c .... ",,..'"'~I'!. ro ~ ~· Ol:"'"Nwt•°"'l)r'-W n'DtfW ,,,,,.,.,.,, .. ...._ .. .,q (), ,,.fl c,,.,,., . IGI '"I "'" "' ... lllfO .,., ~i Au.J~"'~ AU om AHO s flt.MS AECEI'/£ 'IME SEAi. Of ft<( MOrlON PICfUllE COOl ()II &£1.f llfiOUUI I ION Ne•fl •port• •4ulp111•nt f .. AIRPLANE .. IPGI "XANADU '" (PG) -.. BLUES BROTHERS" cat "'1'HE IMPlal .,.. 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Trish Van Devere, back to Broadway in a caper about a psychlatriat and his wire who both are spies. It says heUo ln October. ~~ P71uif!t and~ ~r'"'to fYlte Cf}~~ .<jJ~~ a l 7 ;~//{ .Y{ tPrrtl/, Viluuuutl 50 EDWAllDS' CllHMA WIST UA CllKMA STADIUM DlttH·lll wewn.n~1tt &'11 Wl~ cosi. ~ ~·0'.194 Orange 639-8770 LDWAllOJ' UOOlWCll El loro !1111 !>880 "° -.11u ICClPTro '°" '"" UIGMfltlu WllL1' PINE"-----~ Eedknd>s _. ~ LI Erool~lltkks fGl:: ~ ~~ ~ 4••--·-· ,......,.....,..._ __ _ ···--·---···--·-------.. COSlA MESA WUTMINSlla ldw .. d.c..-c-" z11141,,...141 ui1 c1-•cn•1ll'll-OS46 H TOllO ~~ J !7141 Sl1·S880 r.ETHE DAILY TRIBUNE _Ii] MIDDLE AGE CRAZE EPllMIC SPREADS bl don't lae to be middle aged.Justa liUlecraz)'., • ' MIDDLE AGE CRAZY A '-In.AM> M1'11TY IJ<{)f I I PRl'<.l "IATION Alt08fRr< OC>r'l R o\11.D AIC>'-f\LO t Olll' PROOUCTION BRUCE . 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YIYAl.m • ._fJltMIDCllt remarbble ftptel la t.IM bil· t017 fJI IDUlk. He wu • or· daiMd pritll Md from ...... aa elilalr dlndar for St. Mm'• Catbednl la Vealee be eom- powl ....... ol cboral wl ln· sll'UllMll&al worb. After his death bla worb lay dormant unW the re-dlHOVel)' or Bach. wbo was bently in· nueaced bJ Vlvaldl. Hundreds ot pieees were atW undi~ unUI 19 when. they were UD· e;rthed in a ~find. Rampa) brought bl• flute's golden tonm to tbil selection and Glulinl provided dlacreet, subtle orchestral support. There were marvelous paaaaees for the harpsichord ol Zita Carno and • the cello of Nino Rosso. THE NEXT selection, Mo· · zart's Concerto No. 2 in D for flute and orchestra, K. 314, s howed Rampal 's superb technical command or his instru- ment beginning with a long-held note in the opening movement, the tricky cadenza, the tender .. I••• on Same Menu .,..... ...... • &M ... mov.-.......... wtlClf'OUI ..... __ tlMi ............. cadded -........ , ol IOlid. i*le111Wht. MW'.* llMrmlMioo OW&Uaa ... 11111 • chrrtra la khublrt'• MMla .,._ 111. Wtda tbe fNlb, e1 .. 11-. _. ..,._.ue reedtnl 1•••• by Glullnl and PllUllarmoalc, lbe tma1e ........ '° IDlnd .... lb•l of • YoMa ftlly wtnnlnt tbe Ken· tun1n.n,! Woodwlnda and horns wove rlth tonal eolor lnlO Oiullnl's 41JuaMc laplll..rie9. I& WU proot oece apbl tbat the 111.-ro bu few peen ln c0Dduetln1 the rommk repertatre. Wbereu ftanday WU tbe OC· caalaa for maturity aad ea- pertenee, Sahrday was a tlme for youth and bltb enero. 'lb1s ••• mmt ....,ent tn the second half ol the procram when COO· ductor John Mauceri <who must be in bis early 30I) led four YOUDI blahly talented, and ex· uberant aololsts in Leonard Bemsteln'a excerpts from "Can· dide." ALTllOlJGH wrllten for the American musical stage and fint performed in 19:>6, it ls real- ly an opera in . the sense that "Evita" ls an opera ~ a work for serious singers. It bas the li g htne s~. trans luscence, and comic character of a Mozart opera -it is a work ol genius. , A diminutive and whimsical Erie Mills in tbe role or Cunegonde was simply magnifi. cent whether singing the ]>re· carious coloratura parts or in dueta with ber bapleaa lover Candide, beautifully aunc by Warren l:Ulwonb wltb a feiped ln~ ot youth. Tben wu marvelous slng,ng by Dau Ktuepr u lhe deea· dent old lady and by Nell ROleasbeln u tbe dirty old 1ov-er nor. Tbe Roser Wagner Chorale 1ave vlioroua support. whereaa John Mauceri was sometime• annoying wllb bis acrobatics on the podium. EAaLIER ON, Mauceri led llvelv renditions or Bernstein's Sympbonlc Suite from .. West Side 8tory, •• aelecUom from "On the Town," and a work dedicated to famed ceWat Roetroprovich -··saava." Laat Wednes day was tbe fourth in the Bowl's new Ja.u series. Ir there is authentic American music with a world- wide appeal ll is jau. As this writer listened and watched But Evans. George Shearing, and Dave Brubeck It finally dawned on him why this mu.ale bas such appeal and why it Is as serious as "classical" music. The two kinds or music have a certain similarity -an infinite variety or complex rhythms - instead or the monotonous melodies of rock and roll - there is the development of melody -in jazz by improvisa- tion -in classical through various present forms such as sonata or rondo. Th e sax playing or Jerry Bergonzi and bass by Bryan Torf were particularly outstand· ing and show that the future or jazz is tn the most capable and creative orhands. ''A BEnER.flLM THAN 'ST AR WARS' ••• ,, -TIME MAGAZINE Al• remote United NM!ons outpo9t In the frozen ~ See ... something hM gone terrtbty wrong. ***'41* • .,.... llDltD1l1cl8blit DlilfJ Ca••ctf OfTMY ..... -UTitLUN CARROLL N.V.DAILYNEW9 -·-·----·-- ~ llAU., 0...,.. • ..,. 1.DWMID9ClllDIA UAC--.0..... ......,, ~--"- .ount~.U.,-_,.,. --------~..__, TREAT VOURl&.F TO 1"E TWO llE9T COl EDIES OFTHI CENTURY! 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C.OOt•'GN ..,,1990 u ........ ~ Sll.cloc• me A1 "oil"" Rr,~ lh..~~.l~ &:;;;i;;;:;n-r i:(tWJ:Jt£*jl:reJ PA<.•Ht EDWARDS' BIUSTDL Cl•EDOME-ANAHEIM DRIVE·IN <.osra Mesa ~0-7444 Urc1nqe 634·?)5J A11<1lle1m 819·9!1'.Jtl EDWARDS' CIMEMA WEST EDWARDS' VIEJO TWIN Wesrminster 891 ·3935 Mission Vie10 830·6990 CHMoWE ~ ~ddy -'~' @ shack ,.,'fft/! t\ FRI-MON. 2:00, 4:00, 11:00 8:00, 9:50 - .. TRAVEL ve CalifOrnia··for Vaeation?. ••hj ._,..._ that time little ham&'I ol IOld ID ID1~11v1 me ... that name after a brief rune at callln& itself Oleta .• On a back road you never heard of. I found a modem building with a sign: "Solid State Electronics." DntOWn • Dr)' Creek la a couple ol mUH &om hll llnt claim. In 1880 it had 21 11loonl. Tm tbouaand m1nert to pat.ronbe them Today. th• bl1hway 1t1n 1ay1: ·•prytown. Pap. Tl ... Thse'1 one ~lace aell- ln' beer.· Ill Window 1l111 1ay1; 'The only wet apm ln Dryt.own." lone holda onto its fancy name -with no reference to its ori&tnal UUe of Bedbug. Pokerville of 1850 la now Plymouth. Pover- ty Flat simply disappeared. * • • A8 CAIJFOllNIA BUllSTS WITH new people, the mountain towns are springing back to life. Industry moves from the ex- pensive cities to cheap land. A labor force follows them. Workers find sparkling ocean air and splendid living ln the pJne forests. 1be cost: Gasoline at 11.39 a gallon ran expenses up well over $100 during the week we drove over Calif omia 's magnificent highways. MOTELS ARE NOT EXPENSIVE: Large, modem motel rooms -swimming pools, color TV, air-conditioning -ran $22. $23. The highest $30. • • * MOM' OP TBS •OTllE& LODE towns have gone reepectable. Hanctown renamed itself Placervtlle. Flddletown went back to Food is good. Breakfasts run about $10 for two. Dinners $20 to $25. · Try it. You'll be pleased. Each year, I •"'km tourilll come w CallfGi'llia from Mil-of...,., Three nalWon more come from abrMcl. 'l1alrtem million Callfamiarw let la travel 1tatlltlel by tak· inl tripe more. than 100 ~ from their lllomea. 1bey leave Sl8 BIUJON dollan. mak· inl the Golden State the fin t tourlst destination. (Ha'Nali fell only 4 mllUon people a year.) . Tourist.a are the atate'a number one ln· dustry. It will aurprtae you that No. 2 ls africulture CS12 billion>. And that the richest crop ls cotton. * • • CAUIEL AND llONTEaEY: ''There isn't a room on the Peninsula," a hotel told me by phone. "We could use a thousand more beds. We're booked so full we're only taking reservations for the last week in September." But this is home country. I grew up in Carmel when we parked aa-ainst the pine trees in the middle of the main street and there was one cop, Gus. who rode a white horse. John Bulmer a t Los Laureles Lodge in the Valley put us up in the conference room where we could have played basket-, ball. • • • CARMEL VALLEY IS A BEAUTIFUL place. The Carmel River, where I .went swimming, has been dammed three times. da mn it. And I think my old swimming hole is down to a trickle. The artichoke fields near the old Mis· sion have been ripped out. There's an enormous shopping center in its place. Sic transit gJoria. (Or was it Eloise?) • • • THE MOTHER LODE: THE GOLD rush towns began to disappear under brown summer grass. Iron doors sagged on brick buildings whe,e you could read in faded lettering: "Wells Fargo.". My great-grandfather came here in 1850 and spent three years digging for gold . In his diary he wrote: "I have never been able to compose a sentence of words that 'fully portrayed my feelings of ex- New Zealand Trip Set . O range Coast College will conduct a 17-day fi eld study trip to New Zealand this winter. The trip is set for Dec. 19 through J an. 4 -early sum mer in the South Pacific. Course ins tructor Is OCC geo- graphy professor, J on S. Brand. A member or the Orange Coast starr since 1965, Brand taught for three years at Waimea College in New Zealand. He has a lso taught in Australia, South Africa and Wales Pre-trip class meetings are slated for Saturdays , Oct. 25 and Nov 1 and .8 from 9 a.m. to noon. Registration deadline is Nov . 1. Oost or the two-unit course is ap· proxim.tely $2,300. The fee includes air transportation, all land arrange· ments, and most meals. For informa· tion, phone 556·5693. The college is at 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa Class Features Cruise A field studies course that reatures seven days or sailing in the western Caribbean will be offered by Orange Coast College this fall a11d winter. The trip is set for Dec. 29 through Jart. 5. , Course instructor is Walt Gleckler, coordinator of OCC's Marine Ac· tivities program. He conducted the aame courselast year. Departing from Roatan, in the Bay of Islands near Honduras, the class wUI spend seven days sailing aboard 44-foot boats lo these remote and beautiful Isles. "Lartey unspoiled and virginal, these is lands 1Jffer a unique op· portunity for exploration and the de· velopment or cruising s kills i.uch a:. s eamanship, nav1gat1on, and isafety at sea ," Gleckler s aid "These ac· tivilies will be lnte rspe rsod with swimming, hiking and snorkeling." On-campus meellog1 of the class are scheduled for Oct. 10. 24; Nov. 14 and Dec. 27 from 7-10 p.m . Registra- tion deadline ls Nov l . Cost of the one-unit course Is ss:so. The fee includes food, t ransportation and lodging. For more Information. phone 556-5693. The Official Exhibition 1 of the People's Republic of China San Francisco, Calif. SCR·2 by Reallstlc® Record your own stereo cassettes using the built-in mikes or directly off-the-air. Auto-l evel Single Sideband CB-More Power, Range and Channels! 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IN THOSE days the average was about $2.200 and was for loan coasolldatioo. Last week we arranged a loan backed by Ar· rowhead property for $850,000 in just four days." Hovanec and associate Paul Fruchbom are founders of Republic Home Loan and its principal funding s ource. Pension Funding and Financial Co. Both firms are located at 19772 MacArthur Blvd .. Irvine. A number of companies are ln the second trust deed market these days, but few match the spectacular deals Republic has been putting together. Borrowing h as allowed many people to start businesses, finance speculation in ' second piece of real estate or turn their equity in a residence into cash. Second mortgages also al· low divorcing couples to split equity while one keeps tbe house. "We aren't particularly in· terested in what a client int.ends to use money for," says Paul F. Fruchbom, a law school graduate and Seeurities and Ex· change Commission certified in· vestment adviser. He helped folD'ld the company by advising pen s ion fund managers to put their money in· to second trust deeds. possible only after rules on pension in· vestments were changed a few years ago. Second trust deeds. based on the security of equity in a pro· o.1t¥ P1Mt sUtt .._.. 'perty. have become common in Paul Fruchbom. George Hovanec, combine skills in second trust deed business recent years. TRUST DEEDS, he explained, are one of only a few invest· ments that have kept. pace with i nflation. Interes t rates on second mortgages rise quickly as demand increases. and when banks raise their r ates. trust deed lenders are quick lo move their rates considerably higher Rates currently are about 16 percent. plus several points. Beef Bite Fairly Light in OC Orange County shoppers can take heart from a recent .Beef Council report shewing tbe county ranks e leventh in a 12·city survey of meat price& in California. Crom $1.99 last month ~ $2.26. Hamburger has re· mained at $1.44 a Jl(>und. The biggest drop has come from sirloin steaks which went from $2.84 a pound last month to $2.06 this month. When bank rates climbed to 22 percent la~t s pring. ma ny second mortgage lenders pushed their rat.es and points to more than 25 percent levels. 'nle comparative study of ground beef, round steak. sirloin steak, T-Bone steak and chuck roast prices shows that Orange County shoppers are pay· mg an average of $2.09 a pound for beef, that's a seven cent drop from last month and a 12 cent in· crease over Jast year. Chuck roast prices dropped one cent this month from $1.52 a pound in July and $1.44 last year. But Fruchbom said clients are more tha n happ y to pay, especially since the interest~nly payment is so small they can play the leverage game to build profits through property ap· preciation. The only meat buyers in the state to pay less for beef are San Jose shoppers who paid an average of $2.06 a pound. The price of enjoying a T·Bone steak has gone up 20 cents this month from $2.99 in July. Santa Rosa steak lovers a re paying the highest price for the cut at $4.15 a pound. Unfortunately, shoppers face considerably higher prices for beef in corning months . The Midwest's s ummer drought pretty well wiped out feed grain stocks, raising the price on sur· viving grain. PENSION FUNDS, on the other hand, are happy to get in· terest payments high enough to halterosionoftbeir assets. San. Franciscans are paying the most at the meat counter at $2.65 a pound. The highest increase in meat prices for Orange Countians bas been round steak cuts, which jumped When the cost of feed goes up, so does the price of beef, the council said. Fruchbom a dde d that Re public's only problem these days is finding solid deals. The company has used a number of techniques to over· I . l Preparation Prevents Moving Mixnps ~By PAT DUNN Of,....., Pllet ..... Every year one in five American families moves, and nobody needs to be told that can be traumatlc Problems with inaccurate ettimata (more than half are over 10 percent off, late pickUJ> or delivery. and lost or damaged eoods resulted lo more than 24,000 complaints in 1979 to the Interstate Comme rce Com- llliasioo (ICC), which regulates batentate movers. PLANNING ahead, shopping .round, ad taking the time to leanl about the service you are purcbasiJlc will help you avoid problems. lf you are moving to another state, your mover must be lleensed by the ICC. Thia agency requires movers pl"Ovide tmpor· tant laformation to help you un· dentand tbe tranaaction. There are IOIDe 2,000 licensed movers in the United Stat.es; about 20 have licenses to move you anywhere, the rest are limit· ed to smaller territories. The na· Uonwide van lines generl!llY operate through independent agents. These local agents are un· der contract to the line and ban· die selling. packing and storage. • The truck that hauls your belongings is usually driven by an independent owner-operator who owns the truck and drives under contract. Awareness of these dlfterent responsibilities may be impor· tant if a problem comes up. Smaller companies often pro· vlde service m company-owned vehicles using employee drivers. So, bow do you choose a mov· er? Start six to eight weeks before you plan to move. Try to schedule your move in the mid· die of the month when demand is lower than at the beginning or end of the month. THE QUALITY of your move, the aCCW'acy of the estimate. and care used in packing depend in large part on the competence and integrity ol the local aeent for the van line, so talk to others about their experiences with the local agent. You can compare service pro- vided by national movers by looking at the performance re- ports each mover is required to give you before you 1lp a COO· tract. By comparing on-time de- livery, estimates and cl alms you can :ice wb.lc:h maven have the best overall records. THE ICC also.has available a summary of home moving com· plaints received over the past year. Ask for this summary when you call the ICC's toll·free hotline about these and other problems. Since most nationwide van lines charge nearly the same rates , beware of very low estimates. and don't forget that an estimate is only an estimate and not binding. No matte r bow much the estimate ts off. you must pay the weight-times-rate price for the distance you move. You also should know that the industry prtce·settlng body in which most movers legally participate has announced it will impose a 6 per- cent surcharge this summer. This is in addition to previous in· creases and fuel-related sur· charees. nottsm'a abtllty to help people keep tbemaelvm well. so•E DISORDEas, 111EY add, are particularly vulnerable to hypnotic sugges- tion. Ooe young patient was covered with warta and bad not been cured by conven· donal tnatmeot. After 10 sessions, the pa· u.t Md completely eliminated all growths from._. bodr and WM able to keep them eleu. 'J'Ut'a'not always the reault, the two say. 1 SOIDlllmM clieDta are reslltant to •UUestion ad....._ to onrcome tbelr problem. Tiie twe 1~ •lMllmm have long bad • llCftm to tM .....,... bJpnotlsm works in ...,...., Miii penoaal development books. ............ Gold, .. they ftnd that by com ... tD ·• they bave a bitter idea when U.,'N ..... tJdnp n,bt." lloW do t.be two ..... IDcluee t.be ttyp. n*llMI? The first essentia l for a n easy·as·possible move is plan· ning ahead. First, cut down the weight of your shipment by go- in g through c losets, attic, garage. and basement and sell· ing or giving away items you don't need . JC you give any ariticles to organized charities, get receipts to show the approx· imate value -for tax purposes. Consider the sell·and·replace- later method for large or bulky items. Remember. mover prices are based on weight and dis· lance, so ask your mover how much these bulky items w1U add to the cost or the move and then estimate your replacement costs. CONSIDER SWPPING some articles <book. tools. etc.), by s lower. cheaper methods. Show the mover everything you will be moving and make sure you understand all extra charges for packing, appliance servicing or storage. tr you are having possessions packed by the mover. be especially careful not to leave worthless items around because they will be shipped. Plan ahead to hold down tem· porary living expenses if your s hipment is d elayed. Simply bring a portable kitchen with you : hot plate and pots and pans. and set up housekeeping wherever you a re. CHANGES ARE In the wind for the moving industry. Congress is considering legisla· tion to increase competition and to change the ICC's power to re· gulate movers. Legislation is still pending, but if enacted will change the rules on estimates. late delivery. weighing and dis· pute settlement. You may wi sh to get in touch with the ICC for information on this. The address is ICC. 12th and Constitution Ave .. N.W., Washington. D.C. 20423. ICC also has several publica· lions that should help you plan your move. "SUMMARY OF information for Shippe rs of Household Goods" is available by calling ttie ICC hotline: <800> 424·9312. Your mover also is required to give this booklet to you. Other publications include: "Loss and Damage Claims : Ca n yo u Co llect ?" and "L ost o r Damaged Household Good~: Prevention and Recovery." tions and imagining. One woman suffering severe headaches was able to get rid of them by using the phrase "tranquil waters." After a few sessions. clients are taught self-hypnosis, W\der which they can change other behavior problems. Gold says hypnotism ts a powerful tool in breaking old patterns. "An overeater. for ex· ample. bas trained himself to eat to excess when 1trelled or bored." HYPNOTIC SUGGE8TION AND auto 1ua1eat1an replaces the pobr habit. The two say one bit seWn, point to bu.st. nes1 clients ls a reduction in costs anxiety problems brtn1. Up·tllbt workers, e1peclally executives, make serlout blunders and do treat harm to their own health. Medical retirements force replacement tearchea and C09Uy retrainint. lb. Sliva comparea the ••vtncl on emo· tional stnu wtth thole of compales whJcb have alcobol rebabWtaUon Pl'OIJ'UDI. AND, TDa& AllE otlaer adYanta1es : bJl'DC)lia can be Uled to 1::;: memory ancl coaeeatrll&km, IOIDe It-UM lt to (8"81 PNOID,Pa .. a> eome tbe shortage. rt _..... company officers te teaeb Niil' estate agents bow seNnd tr* deed financing caa swi•C otherwise lost deals. and constantly looking for brokeD who can refer clients. • THEY ALSO are offertllC' prizes ranging from Las Vega.. trips to vacations on the Carib-. bean for brokers <or anyone. else> who refers a client . An unusual source or clients ta r ecent months have been -ban ken. .. Why would they tum loaa. business over to Republic? "So they can keep their clients as customers when they aren't a bl e to m ake a loan themselves." said Fruchbom. "H they send c us tomers to another bank for a loan, the other loan officer is going to tell them to transfer their account to the new bank ... HOVANEC AND Fruchbom began Republic about two years ago. They liked each other im· mediately. Besides. said Hov. al)ec. they made a good pair; Hovanec knew how lo run a loan operation. Fruchbom understood how to bnng in funds to lend. Republic is actually an old company. said Hovanec. It had gone dormant a few years ago. so th<.' pair bou~ht rights to use the nam<•. The two use computers to mind checks and accounttng for in vestor and borrower alike The idea ts to make t.he whole investment trouble free "OUR TYPE OF invel'itor doesn't want any excitement. they JUSt want the checks to ar- rive on the s a me day each month .. Fruchbom added that Republi<' obhJ?es . Borrowers, on the other hand. often have complex needs, and m a n y a r e r aci ng time, sometimes by Juggling accounts to take advantage of an invest· ment opporturuty. Both Fruchbom and Hovanec are adept at figuring percen· ta~es and dollar amounts of creatively financed deats and t'an scribble down a way to purchase nearly any prepen.y <with or without down pay ments) ma few moments. BUT SOllETDIES tbe deals get even more complex and a computer ts used to produce cor· reel interest rates and payment· s plitting schedules Some planl'i have the buyer writin ~ <"h ecks to a firs t mo rt~ag e holde r , Republic <as holder of a second>. and to one or more sellers who finance the balance But. said Hovanec. the bor· rowers keep up with all this easily; .. These are not un- sophisticated borrowers we're ta lking to ... The farm a lso hal'i its own escrow department to spee<t' deals. ONE OF THE few seajces they don't provide are required property t>vaulat1ons . "That's done by government approved estimators We think doing it in· house 1s a conflict of interest." said Fruchbom With all this borrowing and lending a~ainst equity, don't the two t>ver get nervous about an overheat e d . ove r e xtended economy, "ft would take a 3S percent drop m real estate values to cause any harm." said Fruchbom. "If that ever happened, you could watch mstitut1onl'i like the Ba nk or Ame rica topple," Fruchbom added. By MA•TI 0 R SUPEftMARKP.:T SHOPPER I b•w onen '"n pnk&it" 1 manutactur r clH rb l•l>vt.d. "prace m rQd i1 ,.... cent• olf reaular pnef' ... B•tt ttM! u~rmartcet did not •n hu:t lo\l\cr its rqular p1 ice I dot\'t know who to bhanw -manufa(' tun~ni who print thf'se com o.u on their paekug Qr i.uperma.rkt•t:. th l dt&rei(•rd them. How do you reel about this• ' Diane DEAR DIANt; -The "cent!\ ort'' packOJ?l'S that 'ou rel er to ••rt' o~n lo bu c because manuructurers no lonl(er have an y control OH'r the rf'lull pr1C'e5 Of their pro duds cv(.trtheh.'fih. fiOmr of th1•m !ltlll use this I) IX' o( 1iromot 1on I \\OuJd h.ke lQ rind out how w\{Jespread this pmbll'm 1s ff other rladcrs h.ive hdd s1m1lar exp<•rien<'t'!t. pica!>~ send the det:.11b to m e m cure or thlb newspapt.>r DEAR SUPERMARKET SHOPPER -I was pleased to see a column mention our SLOANE •torn·~ lal\l(' ucmonatrationa ol generic producli Our 11torf't b<>ld the ~ day.long tastings on two dt1ya1 t•V«'rY othc:r month It slves our c ustom rt on opportu01ty to test dozens or s nerlc produut• rv W'l' ir1ve 1umllar dcmonstrutlons for clubs ai; wt-11 '"' hOlh ~chool classes. Slnc(I Wf' cnrry u ruu line or products - n ume brand:.. store brands and generic "no frills" produttb w1· have no ax to grind. Wt'rc d llghtt'd with whatever choice our cu tomcrs make Your column hai, had a great impact on our s hoppcnj .ind has ope ned up new s avings v1s1 as for them AltceSeely. customer-adviser. Smith's Food King DEAR AL ICE Your program of de· monstrut1n~ gcnt'nc products is helpful to savings t·onst·101.1:, s ho ppers I hope more superm<.irkl'l!> hold s imilar tastings. Readers "'ho believe they would enjoy this kind of exptr1e nce should suggest it 'in writing to the customer·rclations r epresen-tauvesor s upermarket!> In their areas. ·--~-----------------------~---~------ CLIP 'N' FILE REFUNDS Mo•at Poultry .,...,,UOCI 011\l'r M<11n 0""'" (I•"' nU1 lft1t. fll .. Af\d lr ..... o •I WIU'I \lm11ar (iltV't-Olt couoo11.,, !>t"'t rotlt><f1no nt..-n,.<J orooh of purtna\ .. wn11., tortnr\11 •or '"'und •otr'' dt IN" up.ormAr~et '" n.-,,.,,D,..'-""'' .. 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('tu~ ft\.-"'""" n_.m .. ,1no wo,.d Ul •t(OOI'' trutn any cn•rcOdl P•t._4'~ l.cP•rt-~ t;oy lO 1'1RO O<ICl(E'N OF T~r 'HI Rtt .. ·•~ ~\I r~fv<>a !>o'n<! r• tun<f form pfu\ tront ''"''°"''\ trorr '"' ' '''"""'' ,,,, Llbft\ ,,. (tl1Ck"('I Qf ,,,~ "i. .. , IJ t\\,r'f' 1•0hf tu"'' ur H Oline Vtl•O wh!IP lvN l ,,.,o., .... Ch t I' I~~ II( k-411F1 Clf"'°"'r' Rf-4 • "'"' ,,.. C• ,,,., f'l "'" •DI" "' "', •If tn•t.4tc.in1 •nd {/)lt'-t rl1rinf'' .-r 1 rt+., .. i '' ,,.,, J••l•' ••\ff' • ,,,otv tc.41 f'IOU(""'' tro,.... I cw.,.. ., 'tft rn•t4tt\olnf .,nd t nwv 01nner f •f>tr• 'Nov JQ 1-.rtl) w 1 l "O"f <, trr~ not doq n_un~ u,.,. '''""' 11 '~ r•nh off c.ouoon fOt hotodoa tH.1n' Ynd ,..,.hmd fo, m ptu•. 1r-ont '"Ottl\ from dny tnrft .. PA< ._cac>e\ ot w u..on, Wf''1ftlf, Stvtf' ""'"'~or Coin t<1no franlll.\ E. •Putt\ Ot1<-Jt '"'° BO"u\1 Tf'h.., o4'fn de>to-..n't r"'<Ju1r• ·• rf'tuno '°'"' JOHH ....OARE ll O••Uwav p 0 Ao• ... fl P•w . T ...... 19'111 RKPIW ~ •t•fu"CI <Jt uo to \1 Sf-no proof ot- C)Ur'( h•W> \t'al\ trorn '°"" t.aillv n·Mrlr.1-d ~('4tQP\ ot Jot\f'I MorrttU Mrn\, ""•tf'lt''' hnt dnQ\ '•u\.l Qf'\ t>.Kon bnt'I <O'<' <uh Ettch oron4 ••outtl\ H (t•ni•. Stlrtc:J up 10 e1qt1' ~'' E 'lfl)tr,.,, NOV )I} 1'180 L------------------------------------- Pl"BUC NOT IC F: H .. '°1 HOTICf OF SALE OF AEAL PROPERTY "T PRIVATE SAL£ NO A 104S'° In,.,.~"""°' Coun oft,.. Sl•te ot C.tllforn1• 111 .tn.<H"'° NOh(f' I\ hlilrf'OW ')1YfJ>n th.al HW u" C!Pr\19ne1ec1 to corrtkm•liOfl ov the \•1111 SulM!rr<>• Cou'1. on or after'""' tth OAv of ~plemb(>rt l'IO. Al 100 C••1C (f'nl"r OnV" Wtt\t City nf ~nta At".t_ (oun1, of Or"nqip St•tf' of C 'ltfornttt All t'°W' flOhl ttltto •no tf'\1 ... tt-\t o• •ut1d ,,,. t •·i'\l'd ,Jt ,.,., timf M O-•th t!nd •II 1n.f' rt'lht t1llt.-6NJ ·r'lh·tr\t lt'lfft ,,,,. "''•t- ot \4110 0W({lft'irt0 n•\ llCQUlffld f)y Oc>t'r•t•or Of l"'w tt Olf'l4'>,w •\r othrr tt\an or •n i'tddlhO" tn th"' ot '\rl•rt o,. <••1•d at tn~ ltm,. of dl'Mh, 1n •f"O t(' •II tn&t c "rttt•" ria-..,1 P"OP•rtv e>arfkular1y OP\crlbfad •" follO...,\ to wlf Lot l U,,.t 8l ot Trt...Cl 1111 1n Uw c .. ., OI M .,,.un Vt..-!() Covn• i Of Or•no~. S'•'"" ot C•l1torn1a A\ .,,., M•o recorclt'<I •n l\o<l~ ~ Peg"' u llnd "· Ml\<f'fl8AOOU\ Map<. of Of ft( •• , Af<Orch ot Or•nq.t Co..nty, CAflforn••. r0tnmon1v -nown e\ 174.at Ct'1t,••ne MtS\I~ v.-t() (Altfnrnt-' t '"''"'of ~,,. ( '''" '" ••wtul Monf'V o• tn.e u~teo !.wte' on <onf•rrn.11tt0n ot Pt:BLH' NOTl('E Ff CTI TfOUS BUlfNfSS NAME \TATEMENT rf't• IOU0.1nq Pff\On I\ OOl"Q OU\! I nf'\\ 4t ORANGE COU"ITV CARP("I r RV. ls&S RIW'~H)fo Pf . (!>'ta M., ... CA 97&11 MPh•n W1H•1t,u Fleener 1!.I \ Rl•tr•IOt' pt (Olfa M<!u CA 9''11 Thll ~'""' '' cono .. t1ec1 by "n In dt'lld\J41 MfoMnW A -r l "'' \tAt•f'TVl'f'lt """\ hlflld Wt I ft lhf' C0<in1y (ltr' of 0<a"9f' Counly on lilU9USI 71 1'90 F1417Jt P"b"~ Or~ eo.st Oa11y Piiot AU9 14, )t S.Cll I 14. 1910 ).U3.tO P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINIU NA.t.lf. 5TATFMINT T"" tollowlno ptr'°" '' OOlno bu•I ""'' "'. M CACEOFS BENZ SE~YI CI: CENTeR. /It 11111 s., ... ,. J·•. CO\fa M•..,, Callfor-noe "1&11 M•urlCt> E LfW't•. ~~ A'1>b<oo• Irvine. C..ht0tn1a .,,.,. Tfll\ bu\>M'$\ " conduct~ bv an on· dlvlou.,1 Maurie• 1.Avole Tiii\ Stal""*lt w•• Ille<! w llfl lt>e County Clt>rl>. ol Or•noe Co..ntv on AU9USI 17. 1- F14ll11 Publtt""v~ntu.t, WEST 'COAST FOREIGN AUTO ELECTRIC, 114 Newiiort 81•0. Oklo "F ' , C"'1• MH.9, Calllnrnla 91677 Marlin F 84lrr.i1. 1150 S..n Cu ll>\ CO\ta Mew, C.lllOl'ni" .,.,. At•ll M -MO 1114 Aal"•Qfl Co\la ~. c.f1lorfll• 'tM11 T11ls b1nlr.n• I• condu<teo or • oe~r•I N~""'"'°''P M F S.rrett Tiii• •l•I-" .,,., 111.ci w11n '""' County Cferk of Or•r19e Coun•y on PUBLIC NOTIC E FfCTfTfOU5 BUSINESS NAM£ STATEMENT ''"" 1ouow1nq SJPf'wOf'I '' OOtno bu'\• nf\\ f!l\ I AHOSC .&PF <,v<,TE M S OC"YE'LOPMENT t. MA INTENANCE 33161 C•llt Le Primavera, O•ne Polnl, C11llforn1lt llOY<• Muno1 33161 Call• l" PnmctYffA, o.M Point. C•Morn1.\ Ttu' biu'\f'W'S\ l\corw:k.K:t&d bY a n 1n OlvlOu&f 8orc•MUf'Ot Thi\ \1dot~f ._..\ ftl~ wtth tf'\fo County Cferk of Or•n~ Co..ntv on AUQU\f 11. IQ80 ,,,_ Auou1111, "'° F1411JJ Publlsr.d Or-COll'I D•llY Piiot Pul>fl"'9d OrotnQt Co." O•llY Piiot. Auci ''· 14• ll Sept , 1990 337s.t0 Auq 14 JI S.IJf 1 U !Cito ).U~ PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS llUSfNfSS NAME nATrMENT T ,, .. follc>wtnQ l>t'r\On' "''"' dOH.CI bu\ln•,\1.1\ C.A MB RIOC.f. PAOPERTtt:!> IUI Do..,,. Sl• ... t '>u1to 780 ,....,_, Buel\. C.htorn•• 9'MIO Bob OuPre A"oetato, ln1 • • C•l1 torn1• (.Oroor•t1on 11\1 Oo•t S1r .. e1, S..lle 780. N•woort Beach. Callfotnle 92t60 Tiii\ busl._ "<Ofl(l..cleo oy a <or PG<'Allon OcC>OuPre As-i.ie~. tnc 8oo Ou Pre PrHIOent Tf\I\ stat-• ... , '''"' with Ille co .. nt r Clf'r k of Or .tnQt' c ountv on AU9Ulf 11, 1'90 PUBLJc.· NOTICE FfCTfYIOUS BUSfNEU NAM£ STATEMl!:NT Tl\• fOllOWinQ per~ I• clo<no t)\l'I nf!'\'\ ..,, SEA CLI FF H[ATINC ANO AIA tONOITtONfN(; "911 EdQe•OOO l •nt Huntlnqton 0.a<h. C•lllorn•a 911>46 Jo>eol\ tl>Ome• CamPO\, 1'971 Cooew-i Uno, Hunll11Q1on 8H<h Ca htornle 117~ Tiii\ l>u\lness I~ <onC!utlltd l>v •n 1n Ol•IOu•1 Jos.ofl T C•mpcn T111s \t.t-l wH 111..0 ''"'" llW Countv Cferk of Or-Counh on AU9U•I 11 t'l80 F14atJ Publltl>ecl OrM\91 Co.st O•llY Pllol A1i9. 11, 14, ll, S.ot 1, 1'90 3374.eG '•le 01 o•r• c.•'" ..tnd o•••n<• •••Oer\Cf'd f•Y n('ttf' ,,.cur~O b V mort0•9f" or Tru\t ~on o~• 1-'rOQf'r ty \0 \OtO T•n 0t•r , .. ,.,. ot af"\O'"'' b•O 10 tw d•PO\lttAO W1111tn btO 1\10\ or ottc>r• tn be In wrii 1no •tld .,,11 ~ rHf'Hff"Ct •t IM •forew10 offl<• •• any hm-.,t,•r tn,.. ,,,..,., e>ubh<•tton ,,..r,.ot •no ,...for• cur• o4 w~ PUBLIC NOTICE F14l11J ---------·----NOTICE OF flUllLIC AUCTION Publl\lleO OfenQe CCW!st Dally Pllol OF P ERSONAL PlllOPEATY AU9 i4 JI. S.ot 1. u l'lllO 3.f7~80 O•ted A"911" 1t 1'90 AIAN OON[O IV ~OllMIEll TIHAHT fCl¥1f C-.tt-I NOTICE 15 HE'RE9Y CIYEN INI ----------- PUBLIC NOTICE CAROL (HRtST,-NSf"I .,~r\Or\tl reore'tf'nt•t•v• Off,...l:ill!•Of on ~otr~r n t'llO. •' • lO • '" et -------- Lf'onllrdJ P•rOt'nl~ a .... t ot.....i flHILfl' J . OICHTEA Attonw-t •»1 Wllt111,.. Bf•ll•""" °' ... Cl' ( .,.,,, D•1ty l'o!OI Auq 30 ll S<>ot h 1'80 l~IO flO P UBLIC NOTICE ttM> IAw off•l~ ot L•1ot & i;w•f'IW»n '" i<1nla An.o. Coun1y ot Or•~. th~ Un '•r\lonco will """ di OUDllC au<flon "• P•r\...,,dl prOOt>rfy l•fl bv J•O Wall•<" SA10 l)f"l')O-r•v con\f\h of 0 ,.... ,, -l9 N11ow Monn MObtlflhOn°"P Co.Kn ltctn\P HO\. AMI~ 1011 dnn•• Pt00f't1¥ <Oft •••nt-0 O#r•1n S.+O orOOPt'ty 11 pr• ••ntlr tocal4'0 •I !'Ill ~l•w.,rls GOIO"' We\I MOOtlf'f'Cln'C'\ ''°" N0'111 ~.roor Boulf'•ft.-0 Sitnte An.t, C•llforn•• s .. a Aucrion w11t two m6d,.. oorr._uant to tht> 1>ro•lllon' Of \l'lll OI '"" C•lllo•nla ,,.,,,,too- LAZOF I. SWANSOH R, f>ONlcl W A~ ~ICTITIOUI •U~IHfiSI A~nt for L<!!'OIOro HAMf. STATEMENT H!OO ( 11t11Sltt•I Tiie fol'-"O ~-"OO.n9 b\><I S..nt .. AN Cl\9'101 neu H LAZOF ANO SWANSON LEYOIR l IGHTfNG ANO EL[C Al1ornot •• uw FICTITIOUS BUSI NEU MAMI STATEMElllT T hP fOllO .... lnQ oer\On' •re Ooono OU\ln•u a• '"' NEWPORT HOME LOAN TRU ST NO 11>0 fl>I NE WPORI HOMli LOAN TRUST HO 1'1 tel N!WPORT HOME lOlllN HO IU. COi NEWPORT HOME LOAN NO I~ IP! HEWPORT HOME I OAN NO I .. Ill NEWPOIIT HOME lOAN NO IU to l NEWPORT HOME" LO"'N NO '"· ifll NEWPOR'T HOMI: LOAN HO 1'1, 11 COl'OOt<rlf Pl.u•, N•w00t1 BfKll C•1tforn1•'1'16tiO ,_.,.-0011 Homt lo•" •nt N•woort ~Kii C•11torn1• ~7660 Tiii\ ~IW!U It COllO\IC 1M1 Oy • <Or oor•t•on Con r< lotl•. Pr.-.1dtnt N@woor1 Hom.. f .,.n tnc r<ellllMn He<H>. AUi Yo<• Pr!" P'ICTITIOUS BUSINISS NAMI STA Ts.MINT Th• 1011ow1no IM!•\O•I\ ere ootno OU\lneH 4' HEALTHSUPPS, IUl1 S. Cont ~tollw•y, Suite B. Soulll Leoun•. Cellfornl• '1•n . Hu1111wori. f11<., • mteliul 9rouo. e C•llfomle ~~•tton. 31512 s. Cou1 HIQll••'f. Svtte I . Soutll L•vuno, C•lltornl• mn Ca rot Ootlrlllln 1 ... n Hu Orin , c11rno. c .. 11orn1a •1110 G•yte Olson. tJSll t<enwooo. Tu•lln. C.tttlornl• "* Tiii\ OUtlt>eu Is conoucleo by • 9enere1 tMrtMr"11P HHllllwor~\. Ill( , • mecllcet 9rouo Janie .. E Alrvm•. M o S«ll!IMy TrM'Wrer Tiits •tat-I w~ 111.0 with ,,,.. County Cf.,rk Of Oran99 C-l'f on AUQU\I 17, 1'80 JAGllSOtl, 1(100111 & SUCKLING Att.,.,,.ys.tuw ,Mlr1....ttl ,_ .... , .......... kllftll ... Ne .. 9'1 C9'1ttr Orin BUSINESS I CONSUMER 4-days Plus Benefit Plan Saves J ohs 8 y PAUL GRIFFO Hundreds ol Huntington Beach manufacturing employees were spared pink slips this year thanks to the state·lunded work-sharing plan adopted by Weiser Lock. a division of Norris Indus tries . SUFFERING FROM A recent s lowdown in the construction Industry. the door lock manufactur- ing company was forced to reduce the number of man-hours of its 1,600 employees by 20 percent. ac cord ing to Alan Loc h er. industrial r elations manager. Instead of giving the ax to more than 300 Costs Spoil Sales Record BEST Em ployer s Assoc1at1on. a Nt·wport Beach·base(i insurance group representing some 40.000 small businesses. noted a county firm 's re · cent bittersweet cele bra tion. According to Best . the company hit $5 m1lhon in s ales. a record. but it also noted that a big chunk of the profit was eaten up in complying with federal regulations. THE COM PANY PAID out $35.000 to comply with OSHA requireme nts for 50 employees That boils down lo about $700 per employee A much Larger firm's per·e mployee cost for the !lame re- gulations came to only $140 BEST SIJ()kesman Warren Gardner ... uggl':-1., 1 he problem 1~ that regulations require tht· s<iml· amount or rr·<l tape from hoth larg1• or ... cr .. tll l·mplo} u s. but i..mall compan1(·~ must "Pll1tl µro µort 1onal<.1l) rnorr hour:-meelinJ! complwnt'":- AND. THE COST OF HAVING work dnm· b) consultants is about equal to the value or time lost doing it yourself. Gardner s aid The or ganization has a lobby1!.l working in Wa shington. O.C. to help change things ••• Meanwhile. In Wash in~ton. the White House released a report on the stalu~ or th<' Regul01tory F'll'xibility Act. cs 299 > dc!.1gnl'd to mah· bureaucracies <'Ons1der regulator~ impact on s mall busmc::.s T he bill ali..o require:. puhlwLJt1on m ad .. ancl· of all t·hange!> '' !11ch l'OUld haH· an t•ffec.t on smJll bu:.1r.1•!\s A:'r:,>r•:G OTllCR F l:ATtRES in till' Whitt· llouse·backt:'d rulei. changl· i. :.i prO\ l'rl<.>O n·qu1r 1ng agenc1C's to rC'v1t>w l'x1st1ng rull''r and m J kl· public thosl' which a re to bt· r<'' lc\\ccl The bill 1!> partly the resull of lhl' Wh ite I lou ... t· Conf<'rC'nCl' on Small Bu:.m<'!.s which t'Onc ludcrt e01rly this year aftC'r hcurings in t•\'C'r)' stuk b) s ome 5.200 participants • • • L'niled California Bank rePorb that tht• most recent quarter "as a re pl a) of the strong profit:- r <'portcd carhcr by larg<.• ~lat(· corporatwn" Slalt· r1rms· profith gn•w an a verage of 29 per rt•nt during the fi rst quarter. compared V1 n:lllonal J.(ro wt h aver<.iging 11 percent. OIL PROFITS LEO WlTll iJ i'fi p1·rct•n1 in ('rt·..r~l'. wit Ii non 011 profit!. n !.1ng about 22 pt•rel'nl Dr. H.I\ mond .li.Jllo"'. l 'CR'!\ eh1ef <>conomt!>l. s aid inflation helped makl' the growth look good. but the fi gures still reflect thl' i..tate 's robust bus i- ness c limate Ill' cautioned. however . that man) industries may find sales and profit~ harder to come by dur· IOR the last half of the year f 'rotlt Pogt-CI HYPNOSIS • • • eliminate mental blocks and boost mcmor) dur ing tests. The pair also are aware or. but make 110 promises for. hypnosis a nd Imagery having helped people overcome senous disease Both Gold a nd Silva practice self h) JJ· nosis the mselves . Gold counts backwards from 20 and is "in" within four counts. Silva has a more spectacular method: "I imagine myself fall· ing down u mine shaft .Most of our clients like less s pectacular m ethods ... BUSINES..'\ PEOPLE CAN occasionally be s potted using some of those techniques. a real estate person opening his or her m ind just before u state exam. or a sa lesmen who spe nds a few quiet moments in the car before a n important call. "It's very much like any tool." says Ms . S ilva. "when you learn to handle it well. you can make it do an ything you want." workers. the company Joined the program 1n which employees work four days per week anu draw one day or une mployment compensation. The program 1s no ~rmanent solution to the unemployment probl em . however. s ince the state will only pay participants benefits 20 weeks out of the year. When the program enrli. m m1d·September, the company "will ha Vf:' to m ake a c ho ice then whether to stay on the four·day work week without ~c~ployment benefits or to lay oH employees." s~mpany s pokeswoman Jo) cc Olivero. THAT DECISION. MS. Olive ro added. wtll dt.'· p<>nd upon whether the construct ion industry's business picks up An advanlaRe of the program. s he Pointed out, is that employees can take on a part·t1me job dur· ing their free lime. o r usl! thc-1r da} off lo seek other employment 1f they choosC' Such \\US th(· C'asl' with Diana Arhelger. J nine -year cmployl'(• of W t'IM'I Lock To ~upport h l·r :-t·ll und ht·r ll ·~l'ar olrl daughter. TraC'). Ms Arhl·ls.:l'r i..:rn1 !>hl· had lo ftnd a part-t1ml' JOb. bc<·aww lhl' on1· <lay ·., un1·mrlo~ ml'nl compc·nM1llon in ad<lilH>n tn ht'I tour day.;1 wet•k pay<:heC'k wa!:> not enou~h to meet expl·nM•::. SHE FAVOR. THE \\Ork sharing pro~ram because 1t gives mor e peopl<• an opPortu111ty to keep their Jobs. "If (erQnom1 c cond1t1on!. l got worst'. I would ralhC'r go on a thret··rla} w('l•k 1n::.tcLJd nf ~ving people get laid off." Ms Arhcl1 l'r su1d "I Fui1 l un t•mploymt·nl compl•nsat1on 1lot·-.n·t gl\t· ~ou t>nough to II\ t• on Thl' progrum 1-. .il:-11 ,J ll .i:'la;.:1·1111-. fllt th•· 1·om1-.111' ;\' ( l!1' • • ' • , 1 , 1' ,•Ji " '" ll llllOI\ 01 'il.o:Jf'fJ \\(II k• I• ,1;,•f I !1',11 1 ,1l t• 11 !I'• f 1•1 h:n .. nd 1, .1.p 1 • r· 1' , :., 1 i.1i •1 -. 11. '' I ~ I t..I :--t . Bll \\ 1:1sr :l L<>~ :' • " . 1 ff< 111' 1.1.c, 1 1a1n about "'h<il '"' xp"rf fro :n thl"1t.rt-..'ri.111r1n in du!. try m tht• tu111n a1111 11w ..... , :hl rt " 1111"' n11 ''"" of know1ni.: ht1\\ lht·1 r f :.1pl11\Ll'' ":II lw at fct'll•d wh,•n I h•· -.t~•l•· -.1.ppc1r\l'd 1·rohr:im t•n<I' "We·rc· c11n•cth l1Pd m "Ith lh( 1·m1:.1r11c t1on industry." Locht·r ;,;.i1d "Wh<·n lht•y don't do \\t•ll. Wl· don't .. LocH:inq f-c r A C oreer h 11.t h c:.1:. g Wo,·;~ of ~etof!? A SS I S T A I'~ T M t\ N AG En ,,-. ~ ••:. r' , t.1 r •1 ,,... •t-1 •, v-1nr-v.r' fr tt C.n,, ,,. ,, lr .,,,, 't I t ' 1ffl ' !"1 f" ~',. 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' ... '" . . ' .. ~ -·-ei ·-_._ • •arw•e IJOo•la SliM Horne Market Lr' ... -n. ...... ••uk; Ml-. '9.a ·w.....a .... '9' ,., ................ tMMDllaiMawldl, u...u,. 0•1 ew......_ ............... fall llMrpb ...,.... reunmary fCll ..... 1pread to ••• rHt of u.-__, .... ..._wt IMI ... allo -up ..... th• ... -....~,_....rymdan u...r:--lMn111 demm for • •arM&Jflraw m ....... ud 1..eb ~r 1ooc11 • appllaace1 · ••d laoau furnlahlnll. 111 •tbt coete.at, the lateat nsw--t.bt boul!Qa ~ ma1 earr1 hnpUcatlons for tboee wt.o are nat e..-s thinklng aboat buytJt& or aellin1 a home nGuaD •BLEA~ED by the tov.mmmt lallt week showed a 4.1 pereeot lncrnse in the rate of new housing tonalruclion begun '\n JuJy compared with hou"illl starts in June. That wu far ten than the 33 percent spurt in the prk>r mootb and it has led some economists to question whether a strong rebound in the housing industry may be further away than they thought. · One thing that has dampened hopes of a quick rebound in home sales is the r ecent increase in interest rates, wbfoh raise costs for builders as well as mortgage cos t s for prospective buyers ll'OBTGAGE RATES b ad climbed above 16 percent in many areas earlier this year ·then dropped as low as 11.5 percent along with a general s lide in Inte rest rates last spring. In recent weeks, however , mortgage r a tes h1t ve begun climbing again · to about 13.5 percent in som e m ortgage markets. The cost difference between 11.~ percent and 13.5 percent amounts to about S90 more a month on a $60,000 30.year mortgage. "Over the ne xt several months, mortgage rates are more likely to go up than down. 1'bis means that a furthe r housing recovery is Ukely to be very slim." commented Otto Ecbtein when the latest housing figures were releued this past week. He beads Data Resources ••CUIL •u•1c•:1 eMlf ee.DeWI ot tbt N Aleodet\e ot Home ......... prtdlt'U tbai tbe Ito,•••• reto•• >' "wlU be Dipped .. IM bud•' ...... tlM reeeM ..... la •ort&8elcmtaltop9. Eua at tbat, ec6aoml1t1 a....-.llY doll't ... the ..... .. (Dd....,.-llltiaa ., .... tbaD lta WGnt poiDl la May. Biil tbe bou1lna recovery atan then may 11mply 1t1U at current levels for much ol the reet of tbe )Hr. In lM rant MVftl montbl ol • this year, conatrueUoa was . started 00 about eeo.ooo housing un1t1. down 36 percent from the 1.03 million units in the aam' period wt year. Some lorecaats now look for total housing construction to be about 1.2 miJJion this year, down 31 percent from the 1. 7S million in 1979 AT m WOLll;f point in May, hoUBirll figures showed that only 906,000 Wlits would be built ii the s ame pace continued for 12 months. That was only slightly higher than the worst rate in the 1974·75 recession and the third * Home Sales Up for July WASHINGTON -Existing home sales climbed 17 percent in July to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 2.9 million units. Dr. Jack Carlson. executive vice president and chief economist or the National Association or Realtors, has reported. "Over the last two months:· Carlson said. "resale activity has grown 26 percent. or by 600,000 units, since t he market bottomed out at a sales rate of 2.3 million units in May." All regions or the country. he continued. are participating in the sales expansion However. the s unbelt areas of the South and West a re reporting a larger increase than the Northeast and North Central states, where the recession has struck hard. low.t ecmUucUan rate ln the PQll·w.td War II period . HCMlllq It.art.I tft.mbed to a 1.2 mllllon annual rate la July. aecordln=o the latest Commel'C9 ment report. lut tbl la • . far btlow the 2 allllon nq eeoaoml1ta believe would represent a healthy l•d uslry. Sal ea of existing bomet, an even bl11er market, uve lbowD • almllar pattern. lnt..i rat~ are not the only reason ecodomlats cite in Questioning the housing outlook. Consumer attitude surveys continue to show a general lack or confidence in tbe economy. And the combination of high une mploym en t and high inflation have eroded incomes . • THE COMMERCE Department's latest report on personal income showed that wages and salaries slipped about a tenth of one percent in July from the previous month although the overall personal income figures rose -mostly because of an increase in Social Security benefits that took effect in July. Separately, the government r e p o rted that inflation as measured by the Cons umer Price Index showed virtually no inc rease in July from June leve ls. But economists said that didn't i ndic ate an e nd l o inflation, which bas a veraged about 12.S percent so far this year In fact . much of the apparent stability in prices last month was due to effects of declines in interest ,rates in May and Jtme which showed up on a d e l ayed basis in the July consumer price s urvey. ·'The recession bas a long ways to go. It surely will stretch out to the end of the year. if not further," said Eckstein. of Data Resources. ·•Prospects for a rapid start to an economic recovery . if anything, are gloomier now.·· adds Sandra Shaber , senior eco nomi s t at C ha se E conometrics Associates of suburban Philadelphia. Advertise a service you provide -from babysitting to window washing -in the classified Service Directory of the DAILY PILOT YSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ~.·.r-·io-~ ............... ,-r-.. • .._ ........ '·•-llill"'""" , .. c .... _. •••• ·~~..,,,,. ......... , ........................... _,_ .. ,~ ........... , .. .. ' &.tndlly. Augutt 31 . 1980 ••• MIRAMAR PLAN AT HARBOR RIDGE ESTATES IN NEWPORT Retreat Featured " At Ridge Miramar An adult retreat <:haractcnzc>s tht:' luxurious Miramar plan at lrvioe Pacific's Harbor H1d ge Estates in Newport Beach A courtyard leads to the· entrance of this spacious 2,350·square foot home. The master s uite and sPcond bedroom occupy separak wings. each with a full bath and dressing area. A library adJacent to the master suite and a den next to the bedroom provide quiet s pots for further relaxation \,-- The model 1s deMgned for cntettaanmenl away from thcst:' private retreat:. with a living room open to a wide deck or patio and an elegant dinmg room highlighted tty a planter along one wall. The kitchen frature~ a breakfast nook overlookan~ lht! rront courtyard for mon• rasual dining Ln add1l1on to the Miramar . f-larbor R1d~e Estate::. boast~ four other distincllVl' floor plan!> ranging in sm .· from a thret-bedroom. two and ont'·half bath plan to a four bedroom. den. thre1: and ont- halr bath with fam11\ room These one and two ::.tory alla<:hed homes range in pr1 c.-t• from $465.000 to $975.000 and include an tercom system!-with AM /FM radio. air conditioning. security system, and gall.' release and two or thrE'e car garage~ with automatH' openers The models art' open for publt<: v1c·wing datly betv.ecn Ill iJ m and 5 p.m. To n •ad1 Harbor Ridgt> from tht San Diego fo'reewa). exit south on MacArthur to San Joaquin Hill::. Road . turn ll'ft to Spy~lass Hill Road and make another IPft to the Harbor Ridg<· en trance gate T he sales oHi c<' telephone number is 640·6776 -- DAILY PILOT Resort Plan Announced For Niguel Avco Community Developers, Inc. <ACD) and the Pebble Be ach Corpo ration have a nnounced that they have entered into an agreement to s tudy the feasibility or a joint venture con cernin g t ~e development of a resort hotel. t8 ·h o le golf course and conference/recreational center at ACD's coastal development an Laguna Niguel Pebble Beach Corporation. who lly -owned s ubs idiary of Twe ntieth Century -Fox Film Corporation. owns and operates the Lodge al Pebble Beach. the 17 ·Mile Drive and the Pebble Beach. Spyglass Hill and Old Del Monte Golf Course on the Monterey Penins ula .. ACD has spent considerable tame studying the best way to create the kind or high qualit~ r esort and adjace nt public facilities we have enVlsioned for t h i s p r o p e r t y . W e h a \' e c·o n c luded that th e m os t effective development plan is to augment Avco·s ca pabilities h) inviting Pebble Reach . an organazalion experienced in the ownership and man<i~<'ment of similar resort:.. to join us m u detailed study ... said R. Barr) McCom1c·. ACO's president amt rh1 ef exe<:ut1ve offil'l·r ··The Pebble Beach complex 1s one or the fin est resor1 fa<:ilittl':- m the world The fact tha t this 1s the first t1mt• Pcbbl<' Beach has <:ons1dered a venture outs1dt• their own area ts testimon) to the outstanding 1)()tcnt1al of the Laguna Nigu e l prop e rt~ ." commenkd McComH· If the a~reement on th1:. JOt nt feas 1b1Ltt~ ).tUd) 1~ rca«hcd b~ A C D <t n d P e h b I c B e <i t· h Corporation. thl' two p<irt1cs .,,, ,11 t• m b a r k o n a I o n g t e r m relat1on:.h1p to develop ;ind manage the resort complex A final dcc1s1on on thl· J01 nt vrnturt· ·~ t•xpcl"ll'd to Ii(• reached by Marc h I. 191:11 ' '• j , J ~ • '· a ., .. , •• ~·I t I•' )I ( 1,' I I,•,_.,._ :I, , •t, ! "·•: 11 "• I t.:•1\G l'·U r,J/ ~ r~ ~··· 1ni.i ~int · r1n CILUrt" OC"t'Clf1 !--l1 1m mt·rtn~ !--Pi:l·hkt· m~•~tn l >ttth~ 11 .... .ill wo111 mg lor you <11 Tilt" I '11mcit It· the PINNrCLE into 1nt1rn1~· .. t11\~tt111t-r.-.n>1111 ;, .__ ______ __, trnmt·d l)y roll· Ing hills and sky. Thc1rs the ~f><..'< mc ular view lrom Ttw P1nmK·le. Hert'. on one or tht· h1Mh •t;t htllto~ of San Clemcntt'. you ·11 find a hand· tul ot exclusive 2· or 3·0ecJroom homC'~. L1kcclegan1 ~1l'c111errnn<>an v illas. the white s tucco exterior~ ~learn in the sunlight. crowned by richly colored Ille roofs Accen11n~ 1he exuberant feeling or • p ace ancJ llghc are soaring ca1he· dral ct·illngs'. skylights. Indoor atrl· ums. planters and solarium win· dows. And everything ts ma5cer· ccafted righr down 10 the last derail. Like archllecrurul wood tr im. Mar· ble fireplace fac ings and hearths . t..avlsh mas•er bedroom suites w ith So INl\"l' rtll tht · !'-ntog <HH I ti'!<· 1ro11111 behind vou. conw up to 111< · 1'1 rt nocl<' 1i·s <l litt·~t ylt· 1h;11~ ~on·11 · thin~ tO St.'l' S<:ll'CI homl'~ !->I tll d\'oltl.il)lt • ~1<1r11ng at 5225.0<X I Modd!-Opc.·n II .. , \I'" h "'~' (l,Jll\ t •Jlil l"P I I 11cl.I\ 17141 4!'1H J 21H 11-3/4% Interest (121 APR) so~ financing. 30 year loan. I point plus SlOO. ' ,.,, ••r: II n t.' 111 I. 1. v •C rt r ,,~ 1: '" ti . ,. 1 ~,, •l ,, WAllllNO'roN -.,.._ Wtr ................... ~· *• Mlllltlll sh 11••z:::-br. ..... 1* ...... CIJh ... ,, ...... ~. -.,... .... , '"· , .... ill Iii 1U 1 el ... MllU ·' M-·" ._..._., .............. . ............ .-.,... ..... ... ~(',.. .... IDOl'tPl9 ...... r .... ' ate N"'91d IOCm. Wllaat NC~ ~,.. llau .,._IO far~ ... ni tn tM a.I la lM aext couple ol ~ montllll. •• New bolDee were atertfd at an ..,, 1 nu.Al,... ot 1.• m mon uaiU m Jul)' " -1 •r.:c• tnttew over die Jw ''rate 1.a nullioa ualtl 8uUcllnC 'permits ilK'relMd from 1.• mlllion ,.. to t M million -a lS pttftftl ln crease. AU ol the gain for botb 1tarta ., and ptnmtl w1 lo a•qle famil)' for · • ale homing THE 1.1'7 MHLION rate. allhouCh 1 coo1lderably tuaher than lbe 906,000 4ow reached rn May, 1s still 28 per- • cent be.low the JuJy 1979 rate of 1.'76 !..1 m1Jllon and 40 percent below lhe July '' 1978 rate of~.1 million. ''!' "Thal light we tbougbt we saw at " the end of the tunnel In June may not have been sky after all, but anotber nigh-interest-rate train rolling our •way," Buller said. "Given the recent '• change in the direction of interest ... •• 'raLes. we cannot dismiss lightly the .-• possibility of a new round or credit trouble " ·'The saJe of less expensive homes t · financed under FHA and VA pro· • l grams are propping up the market I . ' I . f zBoilders' Project .. Ml&a .. lal &lie IUNll& N• ""'7•'' .......... ''Wiila l'llA/VA 11...__.., .... ,.._... wa-u .. 11,.111', ............ .. Hl1! ......... &lie 10¥•,..ee& ... ..., n6llil &191 e...-UMI ,_. c..a tna w& rMel" lie ..w. ••aw MmNG '1"8• PHA/VA lD· ..,_,.. wW • IOlw the prolilem qi ..... ot Amerieau who would be ...... '° .ttord tbe ................ . But*Nid. ludlr bla9*1 tM ri•lftl ...._t rate cm a trowdlq ol private martl.U b)' uuwwl1 buvy 90vernll*lt bar· rowlal. "Owr the next three montM the federal penunent will havt t.o ra1M an eatl•ated•blllion ln re.pooMt.oa b 111e Jump ln tbe t•>f61cal year deficit of tel billion." Butlenaid. ••THl8 DEFICIT IS la raely a result of tbe decision lo fi1ht infiation with high unemployment and high interest rates:· Butler said. "More than 800.000 workers ln the construction industry are out of work. UnJees the interest rate spiral is reversed soon, these workers will be joined by another 200.000 to 250,000 by the end of the year The current hike ln Interest rates could also mean 50,000 fewer housing starts in 1980 and 75,000 lo 100.000 fewer in 1981. he added . "Unless interest rates fa ll soon. the housing recovery which began three short months ago. could fizzle out as fas t as it began. " Buller said New Home Manual Set .. An aD-new Homeowners Manual is now completed and ready for distribution lo builder and developer members of the Building Industry Association of Southern California, Inc .. it has been announced by Harry C. Crowell. chairman of the BIA/SC information to homeowners with this valuable tool." . The manual reminds both the consumer and builders of their maintenance obligations. Crowell explained. ~Home M ai nt ena n ce Manual Committee and principal or C/L Inc. the Upland home building firm. The new manual includes informat,on on both interior and exterior mainte nance. Va rious sections cover such topics as roofs. wall repair. painting, floor mainte nance . e lectrical system operation, plumbing, heating, air conditioning , fireplaces. kitchens, appliances. and sidewalks and drive ways . landscaping. water co n serv a t ion. a nd se rvic e procedures .'l Designed. edited, and produced by Clay Pubhcom. Inc., the Irvine adve rtising and public relations :. l agen cy. the new manual offers 16-pages of helpful Information to ' i homeowners on home maintenance f The initial copy was produced with • i the guidance of many building firms ·• • which are membf>rs of BIA/SC. \~, ··WE HAVE BEEN anxiously a waiting the publication of this beautifully des igned and updated manual." Crowe ll commented. "This 1s the first time the manual has been revised in 15 years . We can now l providP the lates t m alntenance ''WE ARE VERY pleased lo have had the opportunity to produce such a comprehensive and helpful pieee like this for the BIA, .. said Bol> Clay. president of Clay Publicom. "In t..bis era of high costs of building products, appliances and labor. it's more i mportant than ever that home buyers have an authoritative manual to help them do little Jobs for themselves. jobs that can save them m any dollars." (I'. License Exam Course at OCC The class. listed as Real Estate 100 m the OCC schedule. meets Tuesday arid Thursday afternoons from 4 to 6 p.m A second nine.week session will be~in Nov. HI The course covers real estate law. finance, appraisal. land description. and real estate mathematics. It may be taken for a grade or on a credit-no credit basis Registration for fall classes is un· derway through Sept. 19 in the OCC Admissions Office. For registration information. phone 556~5772. Builder m embers who are interest~ in obtaining the manual for distribution to their home buyers can contact Ann Morton. Building Industry Association of Soutbern California, Inc.. 1571 Beverly Blvd .. Los Angeles. CA 90026. (213) 625-5771. Ad-Sitter saves you time and money by toking messages from people responding to your Doily . Pilot ckmified ad. Coll 642-5678 for details. DAILY PILOT One ot the leading resort Timeshare Developers In the Nation With fantastic resorts in: San Diego, Calif. Palm Springs, Callf. Waikiki, Hawaii Mazatlan. Mexico Jackson Hofe, Wyo. Maul, Hawaii Park City, Utah Lake Conroe, Texas Kauai, Hawaii Lake Powell, Utah Acapulco, Mexico Cancun, Mexico Sun Valley, Idaho Puerto Vallartci, Mexico South Padre Island, Bear Lake, Utah Manzanlllo. Mexico Texas Announces Positions Oft it• catifomia Sale8 Staff matttetlng a luxurk>ul rnort In Palm Sortnga. This ls an exceUent opportunity to grow with one of the finest Timeshare deYe40perl In Celifomla. Last Year, Our Salesmen Eamed an Ave,.. of .................. tM J Olft.. •I °"" • &-Illa C••••relal Sretera1• CD•_, • a ... ber ot tu ~ Dhtllo9 .... ,. be wlD Clll 1 Mt.l'ale • tlM Nie, le•nac ... ttn.lopment of ......_. proJMU la Or1D1e w1=:•: ~~°'New Yor•. 1rachlated from • ....,. u.lwnlt.y Nfflvlq au. ._..... o1 uu desree tn ftlaaDN. SAi.,,... wP pnvloUlty Paoelated wtth aDCMMr ~ Counb'Nml eMate finq, ud bu ll1d aa esten•h• tlnanee aad accountlnt beekp-omcL A.ddltlollally, be bll taqbt claues deaU.aa wD tbe ft.nandal upeeta ol real estate at UC lnble. aoam L MUEa ol lnlne bu jOlned the lrvlne otnce of RE/MAX Realton, Inc. u a sales uaocla&.e after an ti-year career in the aeroepace indutry wtt.b Rockwell J.ntemational. Bauer la a cradulte of Milwaukee School of Engineeri.DI. 8ollins College and Florida Institute of Techltology. He holds bachelor of science degrees • math and electronics engineering and masters degrees in space t.ech.nolo&Y and elec· trical engineering. He has been a manager of englneerlne research and test programs for 12 years. During the paat 16 years be has been active in real ~ acquisition. management, development and markalng. He is a licensed real est.ale agent in California. SOBEllT G. STOVALL of Irvine has joined the Newport Beach office of Bualness Properties Brokerage Company a nd has been assigned to the industrial division of the regional brokerage firm. Prior to joinjng Business Properties, Stovall. an attorney at law, bad his own legal practice in Colorado for three years. Stovall. a native of Denver, is a graduate of Lehigh :f "' ., ~ i \ . ~ Univenity in Bethlehem. PA. sTOVau. and the University of Denver College of Law. RAYMQND J . COAKLEY bas been appointed Director of Engineering of Ronald W. Martin and Associates. a Costa Mesa based RMA civil engineering firm. As RMA direetor or engineering. Coakley is responsible for coordination of all engineering functions performed by the exp anded RMA engineering staff. Coakley's experience includes service as vice president of engineering for Municipal Services. Inc .. where he was responsible for all engineering relative lo redevelopment. He was an associate at Loren Phillips & Associates. a medium sjze firm it's the water ; .... ,,. •~ ln subdivisions Ind condominiums. Ud •• U.O dly eoitneer for the ctty ot Palm Sprin&a. responsible for all engineering and con- atnactloe ln the city. GOY COOPES bas been promoted t.o first vtce president -chief financial officer of Century 21 Real Estate Corporation in Irvine. Cooper will be overseeing all financial. in- formaUoaal systems and corporate development programs within the corpora- tion. Cooper began his career with Century 21 in March. 1979. , as assistant vice president - financial planning. He was pro· moted lo vice president -cor- porate development in Sep- tember. 1979. and again promot· ed to first vice president - corporate deve lopment in coon• March. 1980. Cooper holds a degree in economics rrom the University of California. Los Angeles and 1s also a Certified Public Accountant CAirffiACE N. POAG of Irvine has been named director of sales and marketing of Laurelwood Homes and will oversee all marketing and sale!> activities in addition to overseeing model develop· ment and merchandising of pro1ects. market re· search and escrow coordination. Previous~lo her recent appointment. Ms. Poag served in the corporate offices as well as in the operations area of Ponderosa Homes She has also been res ponsible for setting up all administrative policies and procedures for the year-old building firm. which only recently moved to its new location on NewPort Avenue in Tustin. H. J . "BUZZ" EVERS. owner of Ev<'r~ and Associates Real Estate. has announcl·d lhl' ex pansion and relocation of his professiona l office~ to 1600 Dove Street. Suite 408. Newport Be<lr h Evers and Associatl''> 1s now affiliated with Newport Investment Counselors. also at the ~ame address. Evers was ··Re altor A!>· sodate of the Year" m 1974. past vice president of the East Oran ge County Bo ard o f Realtors and chairman or many committees on loc<ll a nd slatc levels Evers also created and de s igne d the r1rs l NClll Onill Realtors Flag. He is founder or The "TN" Club Execut ive A::. sociates EVE 11\ MALCOLM EDWARDS of Fountain VCJllt•v ha~ been named manager or offs1tt· con!>t ruct ion for Irvine Pacific. thl' homebuilding d1 v1i.1on or tht> Irvine Company . Edwards' responsi bdit1e::. w1 II c·ntall lht· ovt•r seeing of all mass grading operations, roord1na tion of offsitt• consultant work. quality cont rot manageme nt. s upl'r v is1on of t on s tru t t1o n schedules. and approving fini sh lot~ Solar Project In Viejo Construction is under way on the Miaaion Vie- jo Company's first pro- duction homes to be equipped with aolar- asslst.ed water beaters. a nn o unc ed Grant Sullivan, the firm 's direct.or of marketing. The five Cortei models range from a single -story. three· bedroom. two-bath floor plan lo a two-story, four· bedroom <with bonus room>. three-bath noor plan. Models range from 1.602 to 2,497 square feet The first neighborhood of Cortez. consisting of 51 homes. will be availa· ble for sale in January 1981. with first move-ins expected in the spring. All 51 homes in the firs t neighborhood will contain the innovative solar systems Lending Up, Not Savings S A N rR Al'\C I SC O ti\ P > -Morlgagl' lt:nd · 1ng 1n Ca l1fo rn1 a . N<'vada and Ari7.ona co ntinue d Lo ga rn strength durm~ July at savings and loan institu lions, but overall sav· ing s Wl•n • we ak. the f'ed e r al llo m e Loan Bank of San Franci!>co reported Saving and loan firms closed some SI 4 billion in loam., a 51 percent boo!>t over Jum.··s $934 mil hon. T h l ' J u I y s u r g c . hOWl'VCr, I!> s till far ht>low tht' $2 4-billion 11.•vel for .July. 1979. and a ppl'ar~ lo r€'flccl lht• t·urrent rt:rt'ssion. the bank n·oortt.•cl Water murmuring by your bedroom window. W a terfalls. ponds, and streams meander 1ng among the condom1 n1um hom~s ot Horbou' V1~1:::: • Water s<.1n tillat1ng 1n the sun , lopping so ft sand beaches -3 minutes away Water dazzling blue with white soils and dockside elegance next door a t H unting ton Harbour. Harbour Vista. It's the water and 1t' s a lot more. Condomtnium homes as large as normal houses with architectural doss to stand beside the best. Massive beams, vaulted ceilings. wood-burning fireplaces, walk-in closets. and extraordinarily spacious private decks or patios. ' \ Harbour Vista. It's all you wont in easy, stylish living at the beach. Now is the time to experience 1t . Adjlloent to Huntington Harbour I. 2 and 3 bedroom homes MO!>•-from $79,990 to $119,990 (714) 846.5557 -,.... .. ,..~. •S.. 1+.e Col.+omio D41pof_. of Real f\/Ole Publ.c ~ fOf 111fofmol-concemtng slatUI of foc1l1toes, "'°',...,_' ob&tgCJI~. & mo•!lhly ()OSI lo @ oondof'll111-ownen r . ...... -..._ -... ._ ..... ' .,,,., ............ _. -.-.... . .., ......... _..._ .. ___ .-. ... .. r I !!!,M-FfTATE CananABelll SBrveBu~r ~AM Selle~t , I 81acaaSa'I', ...... ftJ W'9o ... I real ........... ""ELIM la a c. ..... lnllladlon! TM Hiier! ,,_ ...,_, ..... , TMM q ... tton1 ha.-P""*' real ...... ~ brot•rt, attom.y1. and tOWt.t tor .. .., ,..,._ 1A.1.U1. the •nt rep~ ta. lllllr wM~ ,. 8 llltlu cantnct lutborilina lM aa-t ...... I ,f 1Ma7er fir the property. Thlt ll lmon u a prtaetpa1 • 1 Ud •lft't re11tionship. The aeent ii Mid to owe • " .. flduelary duty" of honesty Ind full dbelalun to Ilia ,c. principal, theaeller ,... The aiency retatlonshlp meau the aeu.r ud •• Ute realty a,ent must keep each other informed of all ma&ertal racts developinc durin1 the term ot t • tbe a,ency. It's a two.way street of rommunica· ,. Uon beca~ the a1ent is appointed to look out ror 11 the sellers best interests ~1 WHO PA\'~ THE AGENT! Since the real ealate aaent is usually paid hJs sales commission . ,. by the property seller. rather than by the buyer, If the agent feels his primary loyalty is to his seller. 1, But agents also realize it's the buyer's money which really Is paying this sales commission so they have a degree or loyalty to buyers, too. Slnce the real estate agent works for the pro- perty seller, the question arises "who represents the, buyer?" Too frequently, the answer is ••nobody.•· But ln recent years, courts have often ruled that realty agent.a owe the same fiduciary duties or full disclosure or material facts to the buyer that they have to the seller. In other words, buyers are gradually acquiring the same legal status at least in the eyes or the courts. that sellers have.' r, l , CAN AGENT~ REPRESENT both buyer and . seller? This leads to the question. "Can a real c estate agent represent both the ~eller and · the r buyer in the same transaction?" ; ' Although it's done everyday, it can be risky , · for the agent to do so. Some agents like to represent bott\ seller arid buyer in a sale because .r then they don't have to split the sales commission 11 with at'_'Olher agent. But as a practlc•l matter, it is , . very difficult to truly represent botb parties since ' their interests usually conflict. n The buyer wants to purchase the property for ~ the lowest possible price. And the seller wants the ;·,.. highest possible price. During the course of t i. negotiations. an agent representing both buyer and seller come~ lO know or suspecl the price at which the parties will agree. Is it a breach of the agent's , .. fiduciary duty to his seller to tell the buyer the 1 ~ lowest price he beUeves the seller will accept? , ,. Courts have wrestl ed with this dual agency pro· ''1 blem for years without reaching a satisfactory ',,solution. Some Judges feel the property buyer ls a ' third-party beneficiary of the seller-agent listing contract and is owed a duty or full disclosure by the agent. Others simply say that the same fiduclar)' duty is owed by the a.gent to tbe buyer as is owed by the agent to bis principal, the seller. But tbia is unsatisfactory because, u the Bible saya, In Luke 16: 13, no servant can serve two mast.en THE SOLUTION~ There is no easy answer to the question "Can a realty a.gent fairly repntent both buyer and seller in the same transaction?" Bu~ the best solution probably ii for realty agents not to try because conflicts between the best in- terest.a of the buyer and seller are sure to develop. For this reason, many real estate brokerages have a rule that an agent is not to represent both buyer and seller in a property sale. That means two agents must be involved in every sale. While not the perfect solution, it avoids the inherent con· met of one agent trying to look out for the best in· terests of both buyer and seller in the same sale because that's an impossibility. Robert J. Bruu ia a $f/11dieated real estate colum- niat appearing each week in the Daily Pilot. Pat Haden Slated At .Viejo Center Gateway Center bu something for everyone. And football fans are no exception, accordin1 to Duane Dlffie, owner of Sonrise Sports at the Mil· sion Viejo shopping center. Pat Haden, quarterback of the Rams, will be at Gateway Center Saturday from 2 p.m. unUI 4 p.m. to talk football wltb Orqe County sporta en- thusiasts. .. Everyone's invited to join In tbe celebrataon· of lbe Rams' move to Anaheim. !laden will auto- graph pbotoerapba wbJle 'taUdq football · · • Located at Alicia Parkway and .ieronimo Road, Gateway Cent.er is COIDJ)Oled of ao abopi and stores. OCEAN VIEW TERRACE OP£N IN MESA .,.. Mesa Hom.es Have View of Catalina From its bike·to-tt)c-beach location on the bluff overlooking Huntington a,a~b you can see Cat alina Island from the . O&art~Vjew Terrace townhomes built by Me&a Pacific Development Corporation of Newport Beach . The townhomes are built around a central landscaped courtyard. The homeowners will enjoy the s pa and recreation area set in a private park- like setting. The bedrooms are located.on the up· . pe~ level of eac.h home. supplying ~ utmost in privacy and s leeping co1t1forl. Ba ndsome balconies a<ljoining the muter bedroom suites of. fer cool ocean breezes and romantic n)ghUight views of the coastline. · Priced from $129,900 to $169,900, 90 percent 30·year fixed r ate financing is available lo homebuyers. These townhomes are an excellent investment opportunity for homebuyers. The Ocean View Terrace Homeowners Assoca· lion provides professional management services a ssuring the res ide nts a ma intenance-free lifestyle. Monthly associations due are $61. The sales office and decorated models are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Visitors may reach 2243 Pacific A venue m Costa Mesa by laking the San Diego Freeway to the Brookhurst exit turn nght to Raaulton, and then twn left on Hamilton to Pacific Avenue or take the Harbor exit off the San Dieio Freeway and turn nght to Wilson, continue on Wilson to Pacific Avenue. Sundl¥, Augutt 31 . 1980 DAILY Pk.OT Cf ··D ome ~arket c•anglag n . ~ Experts Chan Future a t Newport Con/ erence ,· • 11Mwta1e or homes to meet an in· ere 1a 1ivln1 rtse to new opportunities ,an of housin& ln today's dramatically ell 11tate market, according to a group P.,. rea& _. e~rts who participated in a recent t'Oulkll* lllOs' conference in Newport Beach •~ for the resale real estate industry by Wal~fs Lee,~. A~lnl a statewide group of more than 300 real nta'41 salespeople at the Marriott Hotel. George A. Fulton, Walker & Lee's senior vice pre· aldenl of marketing. said five million people en· ~red ~ 24-45 age bracket in the first half of the 19109, when the nation's housing industry produced J1f mjlllon bomeJ to satisfy that demand. ''IN TRE SECOND HALF or the decade, nine million entered that prime home·buylng age bracket and we're building an average of 1.7 nOllion new homes annually. The stock that we're bulldinl for the marlCet is not sufficient and that's . rene~ted itself in the soaring prices for housing. In the first half oC the 1980s, there's going to be a con· tlnuing restricted supply or housing. Demand will still outpace what supply of housing stock is built,·· Fulton said. Housing economist Dr. Joseph T. Janczyk. or Ca lifornia State University. San Bernardino. elaborated on t}\e growing housing shortage, say. lng that the physical limitations of what land there is left to develop for housing. together with en. vironmental restrictions, will ensure a continued shortage in hOusing. · ''Money market conditions also mean that in· ure~t rates will remain relatively high, .. Janczyk said. "Entry level buyers will tum to older homes. and even manufactured or mobile homes and higher density housing. to fmd their first home ownership opportunity ... he said. NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN the mobile home industry have resulted in mobile homes becoming more feasible as home ownership opportunities for more types or buyers, said Gary Pomeroy, vice president of marketing for Golden West Homes. an Orange County-based mobile home manufacturer . In addition to the traditional mobile home ,buyer , w~ is typ~cally a "move-down" buyer coming from a smgle-family home. younger buyers are be<:Qming interested in mobile homes as cost pressures on conventional. "sile·built" h~mes force them out of the market for these homes. "We're overcoming a lot of misconceptions about mobile homes and who buys s uch homes." Pomeroy said. "Most people think mobile homes have only one level of quality -cheap. That is not true. The largest segment of our market is the lux - ury manufactured home in which people have a lot of discretion about what they purchase," the mobile home executive said. . .. OVER THE PA..4\T It years, mobile homes have appreciated in value as much as site-built no mes,·' Porneroy continued, discounting the popular viewpoint that mobile homes depreciate in value. building standards for mobile homes are set and enforced by the federal and state governments and that such homes typically have higher bullcUng performance standards than do "atlck·built" homes that are built on site. l The fact that mobile homes owners can now own the land on which their mobile homes are located in Los Angeles. Orange County and other a reas now means owners can obtain 30-year financing for mobile homes. an improvement over the once·tradllional 15-year loan. "NOW THAT THE FEDERAL National Mortgage Association has approved mobile home subdivisions for lending purposes, lenders are able to make loans on the same terms as for conven· tional. site-built homes," Pomeroy said. "Mobile homes are now considered real pro- oerty for purposes of taxation, which reduces lbe tax burde n t rem endous ly ror mobile home buyers," he said . As or this year. the City of San Diego now at· low~ a mc;>bile home to be located on a single· family residence <R·ll lot. becoming the first ma- jor city in the Western United States to do so." he said. "and there is now a bill in the California Legislature to allow a mobile home on such lots statewide. "Mobile ho m es are her e to stay, • Pomeroy continued. "One out of five new homes built in California in the past 20 years has been a mobile home ... , REAL ESTATE AUCTION "' 210 RESIDENTIAL & cor.u.,ERCIAL LOTS PLUS ACREAGE TO BE SOLD INDIVIOUALL Y AUCTION AT: PACIFICA HOTEL SAN DIEGO FREEWAY U CENTINEU OFFRAMP 6161 CENTINELA AVE. CULVER CITY. CALIFORNIA SUNDAY. SEPT. 281b 9:0D A.M. MINIMUM llfDS S10:00 I UP INTEREST 1% ' EMfi: 12BAWltl' EQ8 ~!UlAI~~ ~AB'EL Qf LAMD P.cfh irr ltutrf • tat City ti ln htdn irtWilt '"'11J Clft. lanl c.;;i Am. CHytt CHlllJ AIU, Sn19'. ltllpttt lllfllll, '":1:.c..,. ...... Oticr IK•l•ts. •1 Int, Pu111tma. r-.11r, h•cnla a. ~ Piia Str•11.. Crt1 ti Minic. Oui flky Cmtry a.. hu AnMul. lJlt W1ert, hh lh11~1n. Cit¥ uu. 1' Pll!nt, Cnm1. lhjnr. t1il11111 CitJ, i.,eri.11 C.- Ir. Slit• Su. C•~tb '*' 11111 •tlltf •m TO RECEIVE YOUR FREE AUCTION BROCHURE CAU OR WRITE. LIQUIDATION LAND CO. 1'01 Ocmr> ..... llhld~ ·~. S-• ""°'*' C. l060S (213} 450-0732 PIATELLI TJI( IW. UT&n &llCllOlllllS m Wimt lhd.. •mrtr Us. 9021z \... (113} 211·4Uf ~ -Pomeroy to.Id the Walker & Lee audience that ~-----~~~~~~~- 1 - ' ,...,..,,,. ....................... _______ -....... ___ ......,. ___ __,..,...,.,,,. .. ,.., ...... ~~·-.... ,::=:~ ~ ~ grOW!Og ,. selection a fine new f homes now showing in , Now sitOWiito • 1. Pointe QuisMtt by The Gunston Han Co Single famify homes (714) 974-1840 2. Windsor Ten.ce 1. by warmington Oevelooment Co View lownhomcs (714) 974-4232 ~ 3 .C8rri ... Hllls . by The warm1ngton Group l Single family homes (714) 637 '6614 4. SkrG•t• \ by Smvth Bros .• Inc Single lam1ly hOmes (714) 9 7 4-4121 5 . Qwlll IUdge by SoulhJX><l Oevelopme<1I Corp Smgle fam1tv homes (714)640-4433 8. Renafuance by The Roben t> Wdrm1ng1on C.O. Single family nomes (714) 549-8867 7 . cau.11 Ylst. by SoutnJX><l Oevelopmenl Corp L1m1ted senes lownhomes (714) 64CM433 8. .._ven HIU by Pacific Coast Builders cs;1rvNGSOO.t12 .. c..., .. Pointe by Carlton Homes. Inc Luxury townhonles(714)838-7171 10 ................. htate• • Custom homesrtes Next unit 1981 (714)957·9303 11.R1d9eYlew by~ Baldwin Companv New group of Sl(lQle lcmly homes • • ! ( 714) 54().8300 12. CanWOft View htlltea • by Boulevard Oeveloprnerc, Inc. Luicury Slfigle lanily homes (714) 547-8056 13. ......... by American National Group Stngle family homes (213) 879-0900 14. IUlllCNet-- by Beam Oevebpment Company t.akesidetownhomes(714) nB-0285 .. 1S. Canw• 'hrr8oe by Boulevard Oeveloomeot. Inc. View fO'M1flomes (714) 54 7-8056 • . -·----· .,. ---. "' ----. -...._ .... -.. -..... Near Firii8h 0 .... ti u.. ftnal .-..e1Lat Corr .... *91,. ,a•• ns•ualt1 la S.JuuC...,.aao. ii ........ , .......... pefttll&oltlle~t llioWOIL PMll crawton1. ,.,_ m•aqr at IM Corrales ... ,.,_-n. .. tM& OGl1 • home1 are left at u.e early CallfonU.«yle dn•lopmeat. '"Salli taeve been mo¥btil I& I IOOd na. WI ..... and we ex- peet.d U.. rema•••t UDMI to 90 fut,'' be aald. ,_.OP 1118 SIOft model bomea are still availUlt. Sacta model la lhowplaee landscaped, ud fully decorated and tu.rnilhed. "Even wtth all the extr• U-. modela are priced to be exceed- ln1ly IOOd values," Crawford 1a1d. He 1111o llOted tMt a...., tW choice homes 1Llll available at Loe Corralel, are plans 10 and 11 two spit level deligm introduced during the fmai pha-. of the development. The 10 and 11 plans are ~tuaMd on aome of Los Corrales' largest and best- vaew iota. Loe Conales is a development by Patrick Developln9'!l in joint venture wttb Genstar Hous- in1 Partners. AU Los Corrales homes display many special touches and authentic details that rene~ San Juan Capistrano's Spanish heritage. Genwne cl~y Ute roofs are used exclusively and walled entries, garden courtyards, decorative win- dows and wrought iron detallina are prevelent. ~ EARLY C~IFOllNIA design also ex- tends into the homes interiors. Living areas have ceramic tile entries, beamed ceilings wtth corbels, arched openings between rooms and handcraft~ Iron railings and dividers. Los Corrales offers 11 floor plans and 28 eleva- tions. Home sizes range from 1,956 to 3,157 square feet and are priced from $147,000 to $269 soo. All homes are on minimum 10,000 square foot iots, and many lots are much larger. .Two new 30-year financing programs are available at Los Corrales, with some rates as low as ~o~ percent. Regular financing, wit h a minimum 20 percent odwn payment can be ob· tained at rates as low as 12i.4 percent. GOLD NUGGET AWARD-WINNING WINDSTREAM IN tAVtNE Windstream HomeN . Landscaping Featured ..... - If REAL1ESTATE llicense Credits Offered . . Eleven differer1t real estate courses that orrer continuil\g education credit to r e al estate licensees will begin at Orange Co~st College dur ing September a nd October. The courses range from three hours to 26 hours in length. Cost of the courses is $3 per hour. Registration will be c onducted at the door. Titlec; of the three- hou r cours es include "Mobile Homes," "Real Estat e Syndication," ·· lndust rial/Commercial Real Estate." "Rea l E~lale Development," Rapidly maturing shade trees and which range froro nearly 2.000 to and "Qualified Install· beds of blooming flowers greet vis-mor~ than J,200 square feel or in· ment Sales." !tors to the model home complex dis-terior livrng space. Six -hour courses In· playing the executive single-family Continental, rustic, traditional and <' I u d c · · E s c r 0 w residences of the Gold Nugget award-contemporary th e m es arc un · Procl'dures and Title winning community of WindSlream derscored by cedar shake. bar'T'el I located lD. the v1·11age of Northwood t l n-;urance, .. "How to t e. or conc r ete shingle roofs. w t v 1 ·d c l·n Irvine. 1 ced ood 'd r1 e a a 1 On · natura ar w s1 ing combined tract,'' "Te nant a nd Introduced over a year ago, the ap-wi th earth·loned masonry, shingle L di d a· h proximately 30-acre residentiaJ com-accents and resawn beams. A lavish an or ig ts," and munl.ty, which ..,..1.1 have 128 homes h f h h h "Real Estate Purchase ... s owcase or t ose w o ave ex· Contracts." when completed. is a project of the perienced some success in hfe. the Irvine Division of Ponderosa Homes. executive homes are conducive to The program also in- The one and two-story and tri-level formal entertaining as well as family dudes a 20-hour course, homes are from $211,990. All prices activities. titled "Capitalization or are quoted in effect as of August 18. To see the furnished models, take Inco me Property," and 1980. Subsequent sales may have re· the Santa Ana Freeway lo Culver .1 26-hour course. titled s uited in the unavailability or some Drive. Exit north on Culver to Irvine "Re al Estate Investing or a II pri ce categories . A Boulevard. Tum right on Irvine Lo l .. Homeowners association will be Yale Avenue and tum left. Contmue responsible for maintaining streets, on Yale, past Hick's Canyon Road, lo For information about greenbelts· and recreation features. the sales office for WindStream at the fall real estate pro- Detailed information and a budget the end of Yale Avenue on the left. m gram, phone 556-5880. are available at the sales office. the Village of Northwood m lrvme. The college is at 270t ftJllUC NOTIC1I 1 ~-ft18 __ uc __ N_OTJCE Sixteen e xterior styles charac· The model complex is··open daily Fairvie w Road, Costa .. terize the five different floor plans from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. Mesa. OTICEOFDEATMOP 0N"'6ft6 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-::::::;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;::-~~~~~_:_~~~~~~-====-~~~~~- M av,.c. NEw-.:ANDs NOTICEOl=oEATHOF ·--~-------------•*SINCE 19'~.'~ ) Located at the eastern end of San Juan Creek Road, the community may be reached by taking Interstate 5 to the San Juan Creek Road exit. Turn inl~nd _and follow. the signs to the model complex. wbach is open daily from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. A 0 OF NTITION TO MARJORIE KELLER -:..u -A INISTER ESTATE L U S K A N D 0 F A~~ heirs , P~N~~·.0:sT~~EAN':,: WMMING;JON eficlartes, creditors ·10555L · contingent creditors of ·T o a I I h e I r s , rY C. Newtands of eneflclarles, creditors na Beach, California and conUngent creditors of · pen6ns who may be Marjorie Ke11er Lusk of ..n1.-r1.Mse Interested in the Costa Mesa, California and/orestate: and persons w ho may be petition has been filed therwise Interested in the Eiieen E. Swingle in wlll and/or"estate: Superior Cpu.rt of A petition has been filed nge County requesting by Jane L. Young in the Bleen E. Swingle be Superior Court of Orange inted as personal ounty requestlnC. that representattvP to ad-Jane L Young be appoint-mlnister the estate of as personal represen. Mary C. Newtands hander tatlve to administer the •h• Independent Ad· est•te of Marjorie Keller ministration of E1t•tn Lulk <under the lndepen· Ad). The petition is set for dent Administration of hearing la Dept. No. 3 •t Estates Act>. The petl· 700 Civic Center Drive, tlon is set for hearing in t. in the City of Santa Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic , C.Ufomla on Sep-Center Drive, West, in the , bet" 23, 1980 at 10:00 Ctty of Sa nt a An a, California on September YOO OBJECT to the 12, 1980._t 10:00 a.m . . ting of the Petition, IF YOU OBJECT to the should eJtMr appear vranting of the petition, the hearing and state you lhcslld either appear r objections or flle at the hearing and state en objections with the your objections or f ile rt before the hearing. written objections with the r appearance may be court before the hearing. person or by your at· Your appNrance may be ney. In person or by your at-1 F y 0 u A R E A torney. EDITOR or a cont· I F y 0 u ARE A t creditor of the de-<;AEOITOR or a cont-secr. YoU must fHe your tngent creditor of the cje. Im wtth the court or ceased, you must file your -.-~ tt to the petsonal claim with the c.urt or resentatlve appointed present n to the personal the court within four representative appointed ths from the date of by the' court within four t issuance of letters as months from the data of iCIBd in Section 700 of first Issuance of letten H Prob•te Code of provftted In Section 700 of Nfornla. The time for the Probate Code of ct.ims will not e>r· California. The time for prior to four months flltng claims will not ex- the date of the hffr· plre prior to tour months above. from the date of the hear- OU MAY EXAMINE Ing noticed above. file kept by the court. YOU MAY EXAMINE ou are lntetnted tn the the file kept by the court, te. you may file a re-If you are Interested tn the t wltll IN court to ,.. estate, you may flle • ,... spedal notke of the quest with~ court to ,.. Mlllltinrv of estate euets cetve spectat naac. of tlle of the petitions, ac-inventory of ...... lllMts nts and repdrts and of the P9tfflGlfi, .c .. In Section 1200 co u n t 1 1u\1iE'e port• 'Caltfomla Probate described in 1200 • ofthePt..... • .. I••• •• ,• o I ••• One Call Service Fast Credit Approval E ARE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SPECIALISTS! : ' -Tillliill- SIUlll. A 11,. t-.a here Ind then-•nd you"t• iot • V.'lNNER' (#rHt thrff bf.droom r ul·d•·· ar home that h.111t nHds some "'TLC.·• All tfl'ml make this a bar-•ln •t SIOS.000 17 10 54:5·MI -Pll ·Kl.E Siii Tll •H? FantHtlt' four-pin with lncredlhlto nnanrinlZ will he the ClJRF.! Prime location a nd only two years old. No \acan<'v a n d low maintenance make thl11 a triple tre-at ! Call for detall11 °"" 528$.000 17141 545·9491 Hllll VIEW HOME Spacious SomPrset model reaturlnl! 5 bP.drooms. 3 baths. l1t r l!e y ard for c hildren. Titeri f'ntry & dlnln11 room Ai;..'lumable finanrintZ. Located on <'Ul·de·sa<' "'Ith \·ie•· ol Ail! Canyon & nite litf'S Retter move quirk on this" 17141759-1501 o= ''"' BlllLE TROUBLE hut not for you! D.vnamlte duplex with terrine finanrlne &\"a II able from the ownt'r This red hot property. located seronds from the WATF.R. is on fee simple land with prh·ate parJ<lnl! Sl99.000 17141 5454M91 l . r ~- l!, l L V ~ ~ lllY ••nm Brln1 paintbrush ' elbow areas. to make monev on this BALBOA ISLAND rottut> with C·2 ionini ! Adtacent to new r ecreation arf'a Features assumable 10.35r: loan payable at S837 'month with selJer willinl! to ra-ry a ~TD. c.ll4175Q.1501.. $52& PEI MO •••• I~ all yOU pay when you ras h out existinl? 10.2r~ loan!! F.xrellent 3 bedroom ranrh style home in Irvine. Loeated in desirable Callfomla Home> area!• Onh Sl25.900'' 17141 759·1501 BREATllE EASY PRICE Outstandinl? value ofrerett with all terms fo r easy payments Artfully deroratNI interior and spariorn~ rooms arrent the easy llvin1Z at mospht're Only SllS.000 1714 1 545-9491 PRICE REDUCTION On this Nev·Port Rearh ranrh style homt>! ! This r h:irminl? home featur~ 3 bedroomi; & 2 haths with a larl!<' rountrv kit.chen and ro\•ered patio that ·s perfect for entertaininl? or family relaxation Only ~175.000. 17141 759· 1501 - ·m @ ·---· COSTA MESA 2790 HARBOR BLVD. 014) 545-9491 Nl1Ri n"sM•11ir: Al ...a..ute811YerWed • tllil =·..: .......... j9cl lo lllle edenl Pair Hou••• Aft or 1111 ......... 6t ....... to ... erttse ••aay pre· r ...... limitaUoD, or ............... Msed Oft ,..., ealor • ...,.... lft, •c:cCten·•--.oraa ......... '° ..... .., Rr:la ·pre1ereaee, limlta· tlaD.. dilcrisainaUon .•• ,,.. ....... ,.. will not bonlly ·--.. , , •••ertial•I fw real ..... ~ .......... . ... ., ....... . CALL 1TO SE£ &73-.. MIWPOltT ..... HTS. OWMH MUST · saL REDUCED S!0.000. New 4 Br home w/fam rm. spacious kitchen. dramatic entry w/ctrc. staircase. Detached garage w/sep. bonus rm. perfect for in-laws or teenagers. NOW S285.000. BRING OFFERS! WAIWUONr DWI.II. Large 3 br & den home with 1 br rental Dock for 2 boats. Lavish use or wood & glass. Huge patio. sundeck. MOTIVATED SELLER! $429.500. l.901a1. Ne• ~t\2 br & den. 3 baths. PerfeC:,\>1-!" every detail S389.500. COSTA MISA COMDP. Pride of ownership. 2 BR. 2 BA. Df. Or. Coast Collece. Tree top vista. Reduced to 198.000 . **CUSTOM** MllllCH BAY IN lMllNI Welk to the beach from this unique custom home located on this presll1'l1ous auard aate rommunitv. This sensational home features 4 bedrooms. lots or J?lass and II Kol J)Ol'ld. Submit tt>rms!' 17 14175.9-1501 0 C EA NY I E W ·1 N LAGUNA Fabulou.'lly r harminiz rottaj!(' overlookinl! the Par Hir ! Completely furnistted & reatt y for immediate possession . Featurlni:i 21 ·x24 · derk & larJ?e lot with plenty of room to enlarae. Seller will rarrv the tst. Oefinitel~· full or value ut Sl95.000. t714 l 759· 1501 * *TURTLEROCI VISTA*i-- Rork rountrv view Jrom this 2 hedroom1d en townhome . Feoturina cathedral ceiliniz. tasteful deeorations. wet har. i:ienerous us e of Mexiran Pavers & r u s t om oak rabinets! Add a ll this lo assumable flnanclnl? and you have an unbeatabl e combination!!! 17141759-1501 BALBOA MONEY MAIER RiJZhl next to the ferry Zoned C· I. Fixer-upper worth 11 ·s wei1?ht in l?Old. New parR and r t>r r eatlon hall next door Seller wtll carrv paper Nam<• your terms a nd vou ·re on vour way. 1714 l 646-7711 PEJINSULA POINT Wa lk to beach. to pavilion. lo the point. Fabulous. spacloul'I 2 storv home. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. spa. sundecks. covered patio. storaJ?e and best of a II a n ocean view and the most mai?nificenl sunrise & suns<'ts in the worM. 17141 "46-7711 PANORAMIC OCEAN.VIEW Ahsolutely unbelie \'ahle' At water's edJ!t>. ra~sed w11h sort O<'t'an hrttlt', afford101t undfsturhed panoram1r viC'w from Corona del Mar to Dana Point. Seller 1s motivated and will finance for huver. Call todav for sf)t'cial ·prt'\'11'" 17141 646·7711 DESPERATE SELLER Will help you huy this beautiful mod<'I llkl' hom<'. fo~orma l din1n iz room . up J?rad e s thro u 1?ho111 . S5691 month. Low inten•st r ates. Flexible te rms for quirk sale. t714l 646-77 11 $259,000 SAVE $6,000 Seller waots out. !\1 usl sell now. Reduced prll'<' hv S6.000 Would you bel1eVl' a n A I T D .. ts~: down. 12'. financina. Sl.200'month !st s ix months. Then reJ?ular amortized porments ovt>r 30 vears . 5 years due date. You can't afford to miss this om• 17141 646-7711 ATTENTION INVESTORS Incredible harl!ains. Creatin • financln.1!. L.A. and Oranl!c> Count\"·s locations a t the ir he..i . 'u e r e·s a roupl<•· 3 h E»d r o o m . 2 h a I h . modern-584 .900· Whittier : 3 hedroom. cornf'r lot ~anl a Ana·!'R2.500: rustnm t-111lt. 1mmr ulate-S:l25.500-F'ullerton · 1mprr rah le . l :i r i:ie home-$118.000-Long Beach · Oupl ex. rourplex a ls o availa ble Free in .. esl menl rounsehnJ!. 1714 • "46·77 1 l WATERFRONT RESIDENCE Sc>nsational 3 bedroom homt' lor0a te v.·att'r with an unoMtrurtahle \'WW of the Rlue Pac1f1r. Has a pr iva te sta 1n,ay to th<' ht'at·h • Owner will rarrv the financirig for a qualified huy<•r . Ohviously a preslll?<' property and r emarka hle prire at only S790.000. 17141 759-1501 OVER 200,000 HOMES SOLD! NEWPORT BEACH 2043 WESTCUFF DRIVE ('714) 646-7711 ounfAtimlle 6 UNITS I IA ID 0-.. .... ,,._ C4llt 1K•11 ht............... .. .. • hwJ u•o llAL llTATI .. MIWPOIT•CM HOMOIS IOD DMIY .. CANYON GOLF COURSE YIEW "Versailles" model at end~ cul-de- sac. Dramatic entry, two story liv· ing room and formal dining room. Fabulous master suite plus 3 other bedrooms with their own baths. Guarded gate comm. owt • WI.I. ASmT .. ,.wc11e.$11S,ooo · LIES COteo f&LAMD 3 bedroom. 2lh bath immaculate "Q'' Plan features sunken con· versation area with fireplace. Spacious living room, formal dtning room and a billlanl room. Beautiful ·greenbelt location close to com- piunity pool. Owner will consider )JTD.$241,~ • # ' . . . • MAllOll Y11W MOl 115 ,·.·.· PHASI HI 4mmaculate ' bedroom "Mantego" with ocean vlew. many extras alarm system, tinted windows automatic sprinklers, '5oft water commlmity pool -tennis. $335,000. MCI A .... CANYON . Lowest priced 2 bedroom, "Green- briar" CONDO, larte alttiDg area in muter suite. SUDny patio next to .,art11q rc..tam. commuak1 pool, ipa and ....... Sllt,000 . .. ~ -4=t~MCING-RMAHC.,.. o.....• c.,., lltT.D. G-•d4)11hs for ,... P" 111 .. secstty. DI zMc Z-ttory. Pt of111l11 II ~. l ... l h. _....a-..t..,...w•to,..e 1 Ir ....... ,.,_ ,..... ... 119 & ' &.. ...... Cuflm .. wtll .... .... °"" $325.000. -IACtr IAY WITH POOL 4 .._ + t .._ r-. 3 ....... 2 "'.,.u ...... t cspcl g. L...e, ,..e. L-.. lot • a1 .............. , .... ..... ....., ......... , •• 1.000. -lllCUT1YI 5 -,POOL • .VllW' MMllll-................ ' .......,.., ..... ,........ ' ........ ~~~J ,, .... mit• Ir ...... a.fl., lit:•·.....-. . wltll 11r•11IH~ 1-n,1f ~ ..... -..... ,at • •• ... .... ~ ......... J47.00l. -aACH CUSTOM ONLY $3'9,oqo. ............ ,... ......... 2-story It ..., MW. Shl11d ...... S1Slln•111•••• .....,. ,,_. ....._ .. ,..., wllll ,.. ,. 3 .... l .... .,_, ... ........ -VILLA CONDO OML Y S 141,000. ~=:::•a.-:: =:-2 5;.!:·.:.~. ....., ........ ·-"' 1910 -. .. --.. --.. .. -t.-.. --. .... ff ..• "* -i.·"'"" °"',,_ . IClllO ..,.......... .... -..s .. l>Drb -~··· --.........-.... 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Brlek rli'iflace. phM c1rpetln1. •·rent'h ... tO ..._. wooCI ~k <Wttlookln« ,.., 11rd ind CdM hllla. U0.000 down and .... will nn11~•· IFICTACULAI IM OCIAM YllW Enwr into cat.hedr•I cellinled hvina room. hosting wood bumlnf( nr.-place. lar .. private t•rruc~ on living room viewing city lll(ht ahd Pacmc OC<'an Thl"ef' airy Bdrm1t ond bath . see th1:, home dur1n.: th~ un et hour ' ONI LOT TO NIWPOIT llACH OCEAMFIONT Brlna your fi hing gear' Be ready for seashore activity ln this 4 Bdr'm. 2 story beach home Amenities include beautiful stained glass. co7.y fireplace. wood beamed ceilings . Separate ma s t er s uite h osts own brick fi replace. $278.000 673-8550 For .. Ad In w .... ·s World Cal S.. 642-5671. Ext. 330 7216 ty~B~ WfM rt Ml I SllNI Of Oii rt\ own with ~lfl!. l>l"l' llle euy tc>rne1110111t "fe1tllef & I an" \lllCh em•chn the It• ture ot th1\ 11b borclfteO too l\n1t •I ot \,nthttic •Ol~td 1n blight OI bd\rt Colo!\ Pattern 1140 S.1n 8 14 1nctudt'd Sl.7S for tKh 1>1tte1 n Acid !>OC elCh pattern IOI t11s1<tas\ a11- 1N1I incl handhn& s.-4 II: ........ .... dlecf ... Dept. 105 o.41y~ .. lU. ON CMlliJ S.... llw '"" '" 101 ll. '""' ..... Md1111, Zip, Pat11f11 ll11mlllf. Catcn on to the c•ah boom' Stnd IOI our NlW 1981 NHDllCllAfl CA l ALOC Over 112 desi1ns. J lttt 1Mtlt1n' rn~ $1 00 ML CUfT IOOlS. .Sl.7S tedl lll·f--..... °'"'"" I Jl.Qlilt OriliM9 m~aliclQtiitts l»S.....f ....... SiasJl.51 IZNl!kt '11' l., Tr-"n 121-(.....,. ,....,. Qlitts IV-A,._ '11' Dlilill 1a.ninttr CnltJ "'"' 1n.rtt111 O.itts 124-bll 5itla ••• 0.....- IZS.~ '11' hlO QttllJ IZ2·Stlff '11' NI QIA I 1"'9dlet .... *"9 117-l .. Alt ....... , 1at 111-•.,.,-.-- llM.., M tf """'c.Mt uu .............. llZ·""'--111.-.... s.-. . lft.I .... CllCMt • ....... .., ,..,., u.t.c ltl-~I MO'IMCOt ...... MG._"9. OPIM HOUll IUMeA Y I ·4zJO Terrlllc f amlly home. loe1ted ln Coll••• Park area. Featurtn.c • Bdrm. lera family room ind bonus room. Near park and pool. Loan may be taken subject. to exlalln« rlnanc lng. Offered at )178.000. Call 540-USl TAii ADYAMTAM 1641 lerry L&. CM OPIM HOUll IUteAY l·I -• Bdrm home. remodeled kitchen ind entry way. huae rock fireplace. new t'arthtone <'arpets . new paint in and out. Hardwood floors. LarJ(e master &uit.e mea urinl( 12'x21' formal dinin~ room. A s k ln~ $119.900. For an upf)Ointment to see. call 540·1151. HOUSI OH THE HILL 19'' AJ°" Cr., CM O,IH HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 -LarJ{£' tri·lcvc•I. feut urin~ 4 Bdrm. 3 baths a nd scparalt· family room. HuJZe M.•cludcd cul-de-sac lot. 3 c<.1r j?ara~e a nd dose to M£'sa Verde Countrv Club. Sl89.900. For an appointment to M.'e. c<.111540-1151. ERITAGE HARBOR RIDGE G orgL•ou~ ()ynasty model with gr eat \' t('\\. 2 Bedroom plu~ conversation area. Taskfuny decoratea. Excelhmt value• at $354.500. MEDITERRANEAN VILLA Beautiful Lido lsle . 3 bedroom. co1y den. atrium. Frenc h doors. beam cei linJ;?s. spark lioJ;? pool. maste r bedroom wts pa S595.000. 204 Via Eboli SOPHISTIC A TED ELEGANCE is the theme for this outstandin~ 5 Br h o m e tot a lly red esigned and p rof ession Hlly decorated . Over Sl00.000 in upgrades. Must be sern to be appreciated. 5425.000. NEWPORT VISTA. HOME $89,900 nus 3 Bdrm air condt ltoned home 1s on a larl(e lot. nesteled m a tall tree lined c ul d e sac neighborhood. t:ojoymg ocean breezes. Fi rst time advertl.Sed. 648-717 1 Ol'fN I~ 9 •II~ ll.Jt<l IOl!l Nl(I -~ ' THE REAL ESTATERS ' ., IONAMZA If your home require· ment.s include. separate f amily room . with fireplace. bonus room. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. cen· tral air. 3 ca.r garage. spa. wet har. and assort· ed other goodies. Call us ripl away. Full price SJ.B8.950. 751-3191 CSELECT T'PROPERTIES OCIAMAtOMTHOMI PLUSUMIT Spectacular architects dream. View. view, view. With 2 Bdrm guest quarters or rental. Newport's best. $850.000 . Call 646-n11 Ol'fN r11 9 • 1r S fV"t 10141 Nill• 1"1111 V AC AMT EST A. TE! SI 14,950 3 Bdrm 2 bath. large country kitchen. pnvate comer lot. 540·2313 0'111 "' 9. ,, \ r!J'>I 10 "1 "'"'. l•IGlil NEWPORT DUPLEX 2 Units on fee land. Across rrom park. Near beach. bay. & shopping. Priced at 5205.000. Eves 642·2253 DOORS TO HACH 2·2 Duple x . Owne r motivated. Open to c r eat ive fina ncing. Possibly little or no cash. Wtll trade property • boat . car . or ? '! 1249.000. Eves 548-071.S associated 11110• I 11 <, '1 I • . ~ t o .,,,, ft1• t')I • •• IPYOU have a service to offer or llOOCb to seU, ~ace an ad fn the Daily Pilot Qaulfled Section ... Phone 642·5171 . YOU MT MOii ..OM THI STOii SUPO BUYS AYAH.ABLE! West Newport. blk to bch .. $155.000 Hntnitn Bch, strtr home •.•. $85,000 Npt Sborea, 3 br ..........•. St•,900 Caiallna lsld Penthouse ..•. $300,000 Fullerton Lease /option • . S105,000 E aide )tleaa 3 BR • • • . • . • '1121,IOO OPIM SAT I 2·1 #3 Baruna Court. Newport Crest 8 Bdrm. ~ bath condo. Vaulted celllap. Retreat off master bdrm. aw.soo. macnab I lrvtna rulty AIOallDtMVOP THI MIVINI COMPANY ~-l.OCATIOM OflM IUM t.a tt 11 •ALATIA 1'91ACI Custom·buUt around sparldlng pool & designed to provide maximum view of Harbor activity. Catalina & Peninsula lights. 4 BRs. family rm. NOW S7M.OOO Incl land. Larry Dyer 642-8235 < E-31) MIWI. y USTm-WIST'CWP Customized Ivan Wells family home . 3 BRa. family rm w/u.sed brick hearth. s pacious pool-s ize yard. Close to park & schools. !265.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. CE ·32) MIGHY' Ll•HT YllW 4 BR President home w/extensive walls of g lass & s liding doors providing patio a cce ss from li ving-dining areas . Children's BRs accessible to rear yard thru service rm . $310.500. Lorrain e R eid 551·8700. CE -33) I st OfflllMG- HAllOlt RIDGE High style found in this de<.-orator's delight. 3 BR Casablanca model w/2istory inte rior atrium. step-up library/ music rm. & night light view. Securit y system. $475.000. Lynne Valentine 644 -6200. c E·34 ) LAGUNA IEACM- IARE Of'f'OITUMITY Charming older 3 BR home built bv J oel M.cCrea wt fantastic coasiline view PLUS -adjoining lot w/breathtaking view. Live in one. build on the othe r . or combine! $249.000 home. $160.000 lol. 8. A unc /T. Ha nes 642-8235. C E-35) IAYROHT De lightful Bayside Cove -onl y steps to Balboa Is land Your own deck out over the water pvt beach. pool & spa. Beautifully c us tomizcd 2 BR + de n for $650 .000 . .J ul ie Va n Wicren 752-1414. 'E-361 MORTHWOOD FORMER MODIEl Beautifully upgraded 4 RR home Formal liV'\ng rm w/frplc -huge fa mily rm -kitchen w/frplc -air cond La ndsca ped fo r eas y maintenance. $160.000. Owner wHI help finanl'e Alan Beel 551-8700 < E -371 C.. OM THI CUff Builders! Create your own estate in this fabulous location. 2 BR. family rm home overlooking CdM beach w /vicw o r Catalina & jetty e ntrance. St .100.000 fee. Donna Godshall 644·6200. c E.:~ l HARIOR RIDGE A ward winning "Dynasty" model w/panora mic ocean & city light views. Mar ble e ntry -mirrored walls & more! Quick po5session possible. $395.000. Belle Partch 752-1414. CE-39 > ~IS AMYOHE? 2 BR McLain "Big Canyon ' townhome. Secluded ground-level unit w/golf course view & tennis courts off of pvt patio. Positively "Move-Jn" condition. $189,900. Suzanne Rudd 642-8235. CE-40 > CcM HOMI + fMCOMI "Walk over the bridge" to Big Corona! Lg 3 BR detached home wt family rm. study. formal dining & 5-car garage -approx 20-mo. ne w. Plus 2 BR. 2 bath unit. Lg enclosed yard between home & garages . $435,000. Bea Arnold 644-6200. C E-4 U WOOOlalDGE GUt4 Condominium living combines i nv estment adva nta ges o r ownership w/benefit of externa l maint being provided. 2-story Ash model -ideal starter home for $160,000. Lorraine Jac k son 551-8700. CE-42) HAllOI .... ISTA11 2 BR + den "Miramar" plan w/incredible view+ security gated community W/P'Ools & tennis . $675,000. Sandie Fix 644·8200. CE-4.1) IA YfllOMT LIASI 30' deck to view Harbor activity . Popular Mai Kai development. $12501 mo yrly. Larry Dyer ~.<E-43A> ...-rttOUll LIASI Exclusive executive location 24-hr security bkl1. Appropriate for corporation. Dona -Cblcbester 642.aa5. CE-GB> 7U..1414 u1:UR f ~Vcile,C... Wei 0 ~C.... MNlll MMlll ~ 0..-CM.. ..... v-c..- ClllALFIOllT BEAUTY &.o..er J.4Nry 4 ........... _,, ....... 111v., n•1xwl••" ....... _.,Twe flelfhlllt fa ................ . L .................... ,__.fw I 1••-01 lillL. IZff,OOO. ,_ .... , .......... , .. ,. HARBOI VIEW CORNER-VU b~ ..... -COl'Mf' wttlt .... ¥.CJ. 1.,,,._... I ::!:( .... of ,._ fw ......... .,. •• ""' s.. to 111,nd•. SJI0,000. UMtOO. PICTURESQUE 2-STORY HOME rr~ ~or9hd •uc-.t! So Mm1Y spedal featw.1 lcKhtif1d tt.n 3 b*M ._..., MCh OI ,,...... doors, ............. wtth .. & VllW. Shp dowt1 ...... roo. 9ld IN ... ._. rooa Vt.wt fr'Olft..,.,. a...-OOML A perfect hotM for the ......, that ............. . la•hhly. ledyud to sns.ooo. 631-1400 NEWPORT CREST PLAN 4 Clow to pool, ..,..,, & lpCI & st.pl to beodL w...,ncec1 l bed, c1n ""' rricecl to Ml! S 179,500. 631-1400 BEAUTIFUL RETREAT-VIEW Co ..... tety 1 HID d1led wfftt wannltl of a ahl11C)led exterior. Trelll......tty. plus cowty.d. All execwtin r.+reat for ll•liMJ -eftttrt~. 2-story, 3 bed + two VIEW declcs. 110 of ocean, boy Cllld 11ICJht li9'h-Owner wlM ...., flttance. Reduced to $479,500. NEWPORT HOME-BEST PRICE Mew on tt. MClritet & betliittf11f l bed, 2 ba, 3 patios + pond boat or IV stora9e area. 111 a ltable fa'"llY coR1R111111ty. Owner will fl11a11ce . s 175,000. 631-1400 UDO ISLE EXTRAVAGANT _ MEW OM THE MARKET with perfectiOft in Hff'Y *tall. Gorqeous CCMlftfry Fr~ 4 bed, 3112 batfts, 3 firepoce1. plontatlOll shutt.,1, bran filfwff. HW floors, beautiful tlles. CJOlde11 ook staircase, matchln9 wall conrtllCJS. Mashr wite wltfl spa & firtPoce. L°"chcaped by R~ Gcrdltls.. VU frOfft master suite. $695.000. 631 -1400 NEW VICTORIAN RESIDENCE White pkllet hftce. OYthcMi.c dHiCJn wltfl brick Cllld Hcitinq ClftCJIH. QA quality trodltiOftCll fotnily hoR.. with 4 bdnM. fonM!ll dWfMJ rm. fCllllify "" .,..., c111tOR1 *tails •d ...... ties. Well locoted ..ct 1hp1 to 2 bayir•t'- $415,000. Cal 673-6'00. OCEANFRONT TRIPLEX Pl.US One of a kiftd & ,...,r to _,. ~coted. r .. iftMN rt. "Gold COCllt" locotfoti & a lcwodeca lc fCMI CCIII Sff frOlil YfM" boat. I 0 total bedrOORIS, VU of ocemt Ir bcry wlttl excltifMJ ClllC)ltt & lenfs. ~ & _,.autffufty decorated. Call for deotaih to pn•iew this HCltiftc) property. rerf.ct for Cotpae ate. or f...,IH who w• to 1Mry tOCJ1.._r. s2.200.ooo. u 1-1400 COM DUPLEX W/YU Otte-of a kiold property o•~ the porta with a VIEW OF IA Y, OCIAN & 11l9ht ll9hh 111 CoroH del Mar . hpedGly ..... 4 bed r.o.. wfth Fr.ch doors. W1rior atrilllot wftt. ~ & CJf'HMry. 0. Mine) 2 bed, ,...... ... Flexible property with chrls•al $491,000. 673-6900 BIG CANYON-DRAMATIC VU l•uplhHI 2·story Y.n•u .... caadukl-....... a.try C81ty•d ......... _. ......... ~& spodo• 4 bed, ,... .. & -.... • ra O.wtaoll1 Hiie Foirwcry of 1'9 c_,_ C:wtla 'f CW.. OwMI' wtl •tht wtllifln•r: ... $6.,,000.631-1400 BETWEEN BAY & OCEAN CORNER G'9mfic 2""'°'Y• 4 bed. t.t"' W1rior 9f'H•a•t wM brldl. A •••IMI• tto.. .... to ..., & oc .... ·~ to s 1as.ooo. 611.1400 FIOIT ROW BAY VIEW .............. .,.... ..... Wry c 1 aiW•d ,m.cy _. POOL &..'ft4..._+....,,..... ......... .......... -...... ..., 1491.000 ...... ,, ll••·~ OwMr ....... ftlt•l"t '31•1400 LEASE/OPTION WITH BOAT SUP , ................ Ma ... t'lllllf .................. ... ....................... , .... a....,.-...... .,....w. ......... ,.. .... ,._ .. ..... c ........... ,.. .... .. 1271,600. 67J·6f0t. OwHr wll ···~:" ....... lllt,100 .... SI ._.If II.JM per.._ WATERAK>Nf HOMES, INC. llEAL DTAT£ ........... ~ ........... -........ IUIWC........., '1$~1M. ,......., .. " ......... ........ ,, ...... .. ... .. . __ , ::--': ..... .... .. ". llCoaATOI~ ap~rtac ul ar hom P. Finttt quality lh rou•hoot 21< • q ft 3 ~rm1, 2'1 ba. ~tt~r than a mocM nvmt ! ki•R S2t9.000 __. 14 411 VISTA ftUCHA .. MT, b8utiful 2100 q rt 3 hdrm . 2 ba. tivina are •. I l~\'t'I T11t". sh utters. pa r Q ut>l. neut rtt I r rp tholce ("11rlJ Rlum;. $205 ooo Real beauty. OHM I ·I JO I 0 YtST A CA.JON ........ EXECUTIVE MANSION F.legant. tr d1tionullv CJtylt'<f mani;lon with e\lery u men1t ) for thost-who de m and th ftnl'bt t:xc1tm~ stont- entry with hugt.• hand <:an t-d d oors fra m e d by 5 la1 ~t· st aint•d gla ... s w i n d o w s F 1 \' e I u r ~ P tw n<'h doo rs a nd windows \\ ith t1nt('(1 glas"i F a bulous kitchen fam11\ room \\1th la rge b ay windows plus 32' long !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~ · re c re a lion room + bi I It a rd room. four SPYSLA SS HILL llDUCID SS0,000 Fo rmer model home 4 Bdrm. s pacious separate dining. family room. finest view location. Pool. j acu7.7J. $645.000 SPYGLASS HILL ltlDUCED SH.000 F inest So uthport m od e l. m a id s q ua rters. Ma ny c ustom features. pool. jacu7.7.i. breathtakin~ v iew. $799.900. Pete Barrett resents ) &O' PRIME BAYFRONT ·PllVA TE Pia FOi LAIGE IOAT- Sandy beach. pool. beautiful view ! Lovely 3 Bdr m home and more . Leasehold: S895.000; fee: Sl.536.700. Ill tWbor l"-d Id 0,... S-1·5 SHOWN WITH PRIDE WOODIRIOGE TOWHHOMl-Award winni n g m o d e l with al l t h e refinement of fine decorating and design . Spacious 3 Bdrms a nd large yard . $164.500. Here 's your chance! 92 W. Y• Loop, '" 0,... SuR 1-5 MOTIVATED TO SELL HAltlOI VIEW HOMES-UpJ?raded 4 Bdrm Montego m ode l on fee la nd . GreenbeTl and com munity pool. ttlO P't. C.-.y o,_., S.../Moll 1-5 QUAINT BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX WITH THE IEST AHAHCIHG and ter ms plus choice location ! You will get an outsta nding duplex - newer large 3 Bdrm. 2 bath and re modeled 2 Bdrm . 1 bath with mini vie w of bay plus g uest rooms . I I 0 CaliM, lal Isl 0,... S.... 1-5 OLD CORONA DEL MAR CHARM Uf'-TO·DATI DU,LEX, e njoy fine livJn g and added rental income. A co rner lot. new p aint and paper. new kitchen applia nces . bea m ed ceilings and a fire place. add·up to beach living at it 's best. One unit bas 3 Bdrms. the other has two. CHARACTER AND CLASS UNUSUAL&. T DIS.HID HOMI near both bay and beach . The fe atures include : 4 Bdrms. den . formal dining room. ne w kitc hen and more. S33S.OOO -on the Peninsula. THI PA*Y MOMI-You've been looking for. Close to community pool and park. 3 Bdrms and family room -low maintenance yard. Exceptional price or 1152,500. CISTml *MTY cameo• ...... Of COUMTIY LIVIM•-. Orl1inal owaer 1elllng this lbterestlnt boaie -rose wood p1nellin1. =en beam ceilln1s. ftreolace. 3 and family room WIU. lovely vlie yard. 1147 .500 · m ass ive fi r e places ' Outstanding security system. All t his o n alm ost l full a n., ' s urrounded by other large est<ttt's high up in the no rth Tus tin thlh with panora m ic views from almost evt>rv window! $1.750,000 CREATIVE FINANCING TRADE CONSIDEREO Ope n Sunday 12 6 1801 Holl y Tree La ne North Tustin Follow s igns from corner of Skvhne Ur & ·Le mon He ights Dr nr Call for Directions Rick Alderet te, Realtor 731-5115 or 832-0440 WES Ll·:Y N ll TAYLOR CO HLA LT<H{S s ince 194 AU YOU COULD ASIC FOR AMI> A LITTLE llT MORE 2 Bedrooms . 2 baths . 1.750 Sq. Ft. family room & sepa r ate d ining room hobby room attached to 2-car gara~e. la r ge living room w/wood burning firepla ce. Overs ized lot. beautifully lan d sca p e d . Great for o ut-door entertaining. You ran 't get more for $179.500. GIEAT VIEW IM DOVER SHORES PIESTIGIOUS GALAXY DRIVE Beautifully designed hom1• by Ivan Wells. Newly pain ted interior L nusual huge atrium entr~· with travert ine floor . 3 Family bd rms plus lovely m a ster bdr m s uite. formal dining. fam ily r m & be a utiful pool. sµa & patio with Back Bay & ('tl~ lights 'i<'" Owner will car ry 1st T D subj. to buyer . qua !. Vacant. $.550.000 1620 GALAXY DR. Opet! Sot/Sun 1-5 QUALITY IUIL T S-UHIT ILDG. HUA HEWf'OIT HEIGHTS-S450,000 Fant astic 3 bdrm owner '!> unit with f a mity r m . for ma l dmmg rm 21 2 baths & fireplace. 4 Other lovely units each w /2' bdrms, 2 b a ths & f1replaC'e Atriums & patios. 6 Closed garages + 4 pkng spaces. Only 4 yrs Nev. SPECTACULAR VACATION HOME I 0 MIMUTIS TO LAKE AR ROWHEAD Awa rd -winning des ign. World view from two huge terraces. Weste rn r ed cedar in & o ut. A r t isti(' decor . 3 bedrooms. See now & enjoy it fore,·er On ly $96,500. WISUY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 S-Joa .. •ht Hlh Rood HIWPOllT CINfa, H.I. ' 644-49 10 I P Y M 0 C r I I I I NATO IE I I' I I I C L E P 1 s\ I I' I I l WOH .... SNUEFI I ..._,~,...;.... .. 11-jr--.-j -4 A llltle old lady poured • ....._......_.£.--.__~_, 17·year·old bo ttle of E M I whlakey down th• drain . .._.,.L...,A.._T .... o _ _,,.....t Sha figured ttiat alter all I I I I I' . ttl•t time It -be -. HERMOC I . ...__...__ ...... ...,...-1 • C:O-le•• the dlwc:lle ·QV°'9d _""I __..I _.r__.1_· ... I ...... '°" ::.~;:,,:., ::p i::11 .::!'. .. ,. ·----· ..._..fW'Sili --•·· Sundtly.A~ust31.1980 DAK.Y PILOT N ••••••••••••••••••••••• I G t111r.. I 002 HcMIM1 For S. Ho.et For S-. HMHs Few S. ._. •.......•.•••..•...•.•...•..•••.•...•........• , .......................•..............•...•.•• ________ .._ __ llllllllllllllllllll~~ ca...,..a · 100% 61Mrtil . IOOJ .._,... IOOal •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• WY•LASS IM THI KY T h e prestige or living in Spyglass 11 I I l . Fantastic ocean view & city light.Ii. Breathe the clean air & relax in the jacuizi whHe sipping a cool drin k. T his lovely 4 bedroom . 3 bath home hus been upgraded throughout. Many t•)(tras !YBYTMIMG YOU CAH AU ~ l O'SUP-VllW Of IA Y Beautiful 2 bdrm , private suites plus den . private pa tio, deck, we t bar. dumbwaiter . central vacuum system. M et n y upgr aded e xtras. Exclusive Ha rbor area . Will not last ! LIDO S I 00,000 P r 1re r e duc t ion o n this corne r t heirmer with a bay view. This 3 bdr m remodeled home is a buyer 's dream. \ rabulous ba r gain wit h e xcellent financing LIVE THE GOOD UFI LIDO ISU IAYAONT Large boat slip. Ela borate 4500 sq.ft. bavfront home. 5 Bdrm suites with 8 baths Elevator . security system. 21 · r un a bout included for fa mily run TIME SHARING Go all over the world . Start in Puerto Vallarta wh ere the sun never sets Only $.5950 Call now for information s rAMISH VILLA Spt•<·l ;H·ula r v 1£>ws 7500 sq rt of l.!ra1 ·111u' lt\·mg fi Hclrm.., fjl. hulh::-. total privacy \\1th automatic gates & serurity system. 3 hars. 3 spas. sauna. pool. extensive use of imported tile. l'UStom stained ,glass windows. solar system . St .500.000 Frft ~1si0ftell marttf'f~• ..... 1 o,.. oY~. Call rtow fw ~pal lww..t. 673-7300 3377 VIA LIDO. NEWPORT BEACH GERRY a CBBISTA 673-776 1 760-1397 FOR DOUBLE SERVICE IN REAL ESTATE C ALL -•TWO --ONGS Gl:llBY It CH1'1STA ANXIOUS! Cl\\ nt•rs h ave hnught another home ;111rl need to mon• fast Need a 2nd., A quick escrow? A ~ood deal" This is th(• home for \'OU' 4 Bdrms. pool. j M·uni 1 solar h(·ated l. mi r rored bar. prl\·ary. large kit c he n with eating urea . tn•es. vou name it Reducerl to s I HI soo Opportunity onh knocks on l'l' • 1195 Roise W a~· open Sat I t 11 S (714) 673-4400 12 1 l t 628-2828 HARBOR Dl•ision of Hart»or lri•es..._..t Co. JASMINE CREEK MOVING OUT OF STATE Mot iva ted + + + -3 Bdrms + v ie w . Great fina nc ing . Price reduced to $309.000. Open Sat a nd Sunday l ·5 19 Whitewater Or. MODEL HOME BEAUTY P lan II -2 Bdr m & den. Designer d ecorated t h r u·out. Outst anding backyard with pool a nd jacu7.zi. .An owner's delight. $320.000. Open Sat and Sunday 1·5 7 Mainsail Dr. Call U... FenJulOlt to '"this loHty hotM .... oflMt-J ....... c..-....... 759-0:Ul . .I Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 OPEN TODAY 1-5 ~r.-._._.._ .... --_ .... --_ .... -__ _.-__ _.-__ _.. __ _.._ ..... ._....__.._. ..... _. ....... _..... tt COME WITH US.-TO DOVllt SHO.IS. Lease/Option available. One of th e handsomest view homes in the area. The e xter ior is me rely wonderful. The interior is a tota l triumph. F our bedrooms . Family room . Dining 1 1 room. A gour m et kitchen of heroic s cale. Unden iable 1 good taste is everywhere. 1 I 710 GALAXY DllVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S525,000 I COME WITH US_, TO DOVllt SHOIES. Wate rfront. Large dock . Three bedroom s ... with ver sa tilitv to becom e fi ve bedrooms. De n. Dinin g room . The pleasu.re is entirelv ours to show you th e property and to discuss lea setoption terms. 401 NORTH STAI LAME .......................... S'45,000 C OME WITH US-. TO DOVER SHOHS. Mammoth view. Roam t h e lus h g r ound s of this r e nowned property . Thre e hedroo m s . F a m i l y room . Din i n g roo m . Sunke n <:on versation al r oom . Pool Spa. A total envi ronment I 472 GALAXY DllVE .............................. S615,000 C OME WITH US_. TO DOVH SHORES. A classic. Graced with old world charm F our bedrooms . F a mily room Dining r?om . Brea kfast room. Rous ing view. This property goes right up the re ... at the h ead of the list. I 399 GALAXY DRIVE .... IY ArPOIMTMEHT OHL Y .. S650.000 COME WITH US_, TO llG CANYON. Inside this three bedroom Deauville, a full com plement of amenities indul,ge vou in luxur~·. Outsid e the sensuous pool anrl spa 1overl0oking tht· golf course) literall y c;educec; vou Oh. yes there 1s a dining room and a family room ... too ~ I 0 RUE VIL.LARS .................................. S595,000 COME WITH US ... TO DOVER SHORES. Speculators spot a winn er ~ F our be drooms. Family room Dining r oom. 1 Immense back yard. Add the special touches Trans form the "pla in" to "powerful" and profit Owne r wi ll he lp finance 144 I GALAXY DRIVE .............................. S470,000 COME WITH US ... TO CLIFF HAVEN. It is si mpl~· te rrtfl(' An off t•ring of co1iness and good c heer T "'o bedrooms Spectacular ocean n ew. P ool The house 1s expand a ble . nnd burs ting with possibilities 17 I 0 ICINGS ROAD ................................ S4 I 5,000 COME WITH US-. TO TURTlHOCK HIGHLANDS. An a bsolute I beaut~'· Five bedrooms. Family room. Dining room. E ve ry amenitv is here. including air conditioning Owne r will help fi na nce . See it. Feel it. Become part of it Buy it. 15 CLEAR SPRING ................................ U99,500 1 COME WITH US ... TO IAYCIEST. T he loc ation .. nearlv perfect. T he hous e ... likewise Four bed rooms Fa milv room. Di ning room. F enced in pool Family pleasing fun Don 't settle for any t hing less. 1924 HOLIDAY ROAD ............................ U25,000 C OME WITH US ... TO WESTCLIFF. The impossible dream. A C'o ndo in Newport Beach for under $100.000 Two bec1rooms . f-:xrellent locat ion near supe rb s hopping. 1700 wtSTCLIFF DRIVE. #15 ........................ $99,500 1617 WESTCLIFF DR., H.B. 631 -7300 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP c;orji?t"OUS :t Bdrm humt· ""ha huji?P fom1l~ rm \ d1·<·111 .itor 'rlrt•am' OPEN 1·5 SAT /SUM 2515 A:'\ I> 0 \'ER I' I. COST\ ,, ES \ I orr F:11 r l>r bt"n ll ar bor &. Fa1n1e" 1 Ask for Hoh Jlorw1 l!. J i:t f..S2 5206 n r 'li't~O l BDRM 2 STORY r'ormal entn to hU)!C' It\ 1ng 111om Coun tn klldwn with lor mal d111 1n1i Drama It<' st .11r' lt'ad1ng l o 400 s q ft huleaway master suill• Tn $12.000 down Act IW"" • Call 963 676i [~ THE REAL ESTATE RS Walk to golf & tennis. 3 br I·'• ba. J aruzzi. p rc.> s11g1ous Lakewood Coun t q Club E s t ates $175.000. 21:1 429·6836 VA MODOWH 3 Bdrm 2 bath. kitchen family a rea. Blln ap· phances. rorC'ed air heol double garage $82,800. Call S4&2313 oPf'• f 0 . \ •1 •. f( kl'· • [~IEIHd ATTEHTIOH SIHGLES Th.ink about pooling your funds & buy this with a friend. Exception a lly clean C'ondo. 2 Br s uites, 2' 2 baths, 3 years old. Flex1 b l e f 1 n a n cin g. Sll.5,000. Rl'd h 111 (}~ l\t •. ilt\' • .~.: ~: ;1111 I/SIDI Tll"-IX Needs some TLC but It's a buy al S~.000. Great Costa Mesa location. Call agent. 556-2MO People who are seeltinl an apartment look firal ln Classified. Wm your ad be there ? To place your ad, caJI 642-5671 Pete Barrett CLIFFHAVEN EXC LUSIVE MEW LISTING-Custom qualit v a nd good t aste are reflected thruout Enter thru gated courtyard into this bea utiful 3 Bdrm ho me with fa mil~· room or dining room a nd large s v. i mmi ng pool Well planned for prn ary and security Call for all t he dl't a ils EXCLUSIVE MEW LISTING-The perfect ho me for a couple' This cxp a ns in• 2 Bd r m ho me h as a d ining room. breakfast room and s itting room with pa no ramic harbor \'iev.. All room s open to la rge covl'red patio and private garden. Call for all the details . ASIC US about our home worr onty procyont which co•eN buyers & Hien. ~===642-5200==~ Pete Barrett ~alW ~gtster ,. .R. ··~. •...-4.,• J , .. ...,AMr ... IMI 1-'Y L-. CM °'91 M'fdN*Y ·a.a -4 Bdrm hC>IM. rem1d1led ldtcbeo and ~..,-y way. hu,. °roet ftreplut'. new earthtone ~ars:!!d new paint an and out. Har floors. Lar~ muter ulte meaaurln1 12 'x21 ' formal dining room. Aakina 1119.900. For an appaAmment to see. call 54().1151 MAIDWOOO fU>OaS '"'. II ....... CM OlllteMOUll IA,_AY I-I-Sharp 3 Bdtm. larce comer tot with poesibte RV access. Present loan may be taken over · at 9.5<7,. interest. Move-in eondltion. Asking S107.900. For an a ppointment to see. call S.0-1151. • CIE •11 ILlllS aa. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE 221 LA JOLLA DRIVE MIWPORT HEICMfT'S OPIM SUM 1-5 Two Year Old Home With An Individual PerllClft&Hty. Great For Enlertainlnfl. Four • Famlly Bedrooms + 2"'2 B•ths. Gfeat I ti t " • t l Jl .-, C ) N ......... View, Oteaa view from J deek.s ln La~ 9eacll. une year a e w , r u s lom ... nat.lea. Iota ol wood s Bdrm 2 ~ Ba 12211.900 Call Ma111e Appel lSZ-UDO J 9UAIL PLACE NOflllTIIS"' 10,.. "l:lt , ...... PllPAIAISE Lulh landsc1pin1 leads to s pacious 3 Bdrm home. Slate entry. large l iving r oo m w ith Cireplace. features f)-encb doors. Overlooks private covered deck, cory farnlly room, 2nd sir rlttplace, separate laun· dry room. earLhtones thruouL SparkliDI pool, qltet cul de sac. Choic~ location Onl)· S134.900. Better hurry! 645-0303 LIDO Cl• HOUll l..ar .. ~•&eel • Bdrm wtth hqe 1epar1te m11ter suite up1talra. ·--... 0 imported tile • linka, 2 nriplacet, new heaa new Ule roof1. ..... ..4 r • Aaktni M95,000. Owner will help ance. See Sunday 1·5 PM. 124 Via Quito. llACH ~ 3 Bdrm, den, plus dinina room. 2 -llory Newly r•4•••r•t•4 & remodeled kitchen. Lush carpetin.g, ett" C1 to the sand. StS3,500 IALIOA Tift.IX Super rentals! 2 Bdrms, 2 Bdnns and l Bdrm, IN.... ..., Owner will carry Only asking $280,000. •• JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 Jtlt Lingo Aul&Tatt CAPISTRANO IEACH- MEW CUSTOM HOME ....... , ....... d --~ ...... Oii. ,,.., ..... .. ...... ~.lbr .... ~ .......... br .... •fr'1c&• ........... wtt11 ... 1 • .-... ...... to ............. , .... of ..... for..,' 192,000. FAMJLY HQME Speciw 4 or 5 t.e•n• ..... loc.t9CI .. ...,... .... F-, roo• witlt • w•t lt•r .ct BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR : • W' 1• I • ~" • t· I ' ()I b ! SOMRSAULT TO MIU 5qUAll rAll Owner wiH finance you. Low interest for 30 years: Job transfer forces sale . Impeccable 4 BR 2 Ba -a familv's dr ea m . O nly S93 .soo . Cati immediately. ask for Ed Fahlen at Trinity Properties 549-4979: 846-7711 OPEN FRI THiii MDII 1-5 EXCLUSIVE ON WATER BEAUTIFUL!! 727 ..,.11•1 ...... ....,.,. bcttlllg~llw•._.., ... ............ ..,,. ......... ~~- SpocM9 4 ..... .._ ... ._, ,,., ............ ., .......... .. yt1ellt. $175,000 EXCEPTIOUL UDO BAYFIMT 426 Vt-I.We ........ A b•••tlhlly re•o4•1•4 ••d ~sr~~.-Pr"~v~•t~yrPF~orr1'tlO!lpp-1MMr--1--il---llL! Prefer This Luxury Jn Life. Owner Will IAAi.-..-i-m _ _.~ptau. loaH r• .. f~ creatln 9rowl•9 clllldrff. S•cl•cled spa wltll redwood ~ • YU of.., .. _,__. Cany Loan. SZ40.000. 409 COLUMIUS CIRCLE CORONA HICIHLAMDS OPIN SUM 1-5 Great Home On An R-2 Lot. Approximately 1'2 Acre. Three Bedrooms. Two Baths. Two Flrepl•ces. Hardwood Floors. Master Bedroom With Fireplace & P•tio. All This With <kean & Caf"lyon View & Kevs To A Private Beach. $289.~. llST FINANCING & TIRMS B.15ANT CONDO -.UM'S. 1 • ., .. 11trtt ~mom .+ ,,.,... lleth + Pa neled Den Condo. Pro'"•fcntally Oerontf'd. Van I.ult Wallpa!>H1'. C"U11tom Onp~. ~l«l C'a~ttnll Stturtty S~f'm. Skyl.liht1'. Rutrher RIO<'k Cnuntertnp11. Plu1' Eatin,i Area Tn Kltr hen Storue Galore. Major Greenbelt Lontlon. A t.arie A1'11umable I.nan Wi th Low lntere11t R1tr. A1'kinll -225.000. A ",JO\' Or Newport" t.i11tln,r. HARIOI VIEW .. LLS Just Usted. Brt1Zht & Deliirhtrully Cheerful Three Bedroom Family Home. Terrirlr Loutlon On Quiet Cul·de-S•r Strttt With Ocean & Canyon View. Pool Sized Yant With ·• a. A!'u1Umablr Loan At 11 1 ~"'-. '31M.OOO. ou Own The Land. VERSAILLES PENTHOUSE ovely One Bedroo m . Beautifully ared Condo. Includes All Fumiabin.is. t Move Ril[ht In. Hurry. Only 11.22.~ WOODIRIDCiE.taVIMI 1be Lake. A Unique Three Bedroom ached Condo Home. Prime De\lelopmenl rrounded By Grass Ir Trffs. Family With Fireplace Opens To Deddnll Niteht Li1Cht & Water View. Sepante ninlC Room. M1ny Upl{rades. Be1utifully orated. Community fnrludes Bearh. ubhoule. Tennis. Pools • Spa. SZI0.000. llG CAMYOM .. Ddlii>me Tnditk1111I Home. Custom Built. lt'loc*s Golf Course Ir 7th Green. Mutft' room With Fireplace & Luxurious Blth. • H~ Walk-In Closet. F•milv Room Ith Wet Bar + View Of Golf ·~. arvelous Gourmet Kitchen. l950.000. ··~-c- Cadillacs to Go-Carts Wb1tever the Fad Roll ·em off the market With• Classined Ad Call Now! 642-5678 DO YOU OFFER A SERVICE? Let the public know with an ad in the Daily Pilot Service Directory. It can cost you as little u 12.17 per day. For more lft. fonnat.ioft and complete ntel call 642-~8. CLUSlfllD HOUIS Advet\JJ1«$ milv plH'l' lht'tr adJo bv tl'lt>phont- 8 OOa m ans lOp m Monda~ thru 1-'nd•v S lo noon Saturd•y ctr-TA MF.SA o n ·1n: 330W Rav 642·5678 HlJNTINGTON Rt:ACll 17ll7S "4.-u·h Rlvd S4(). J22(1 LAGUNA BEACH 1 t• Glenneyre lA&llM Bearh 4'4·fl466 SADDLE BACK 25» La Pai Road L.atun• Hilb Sil ·6310 NORTH l:t.>l'NTY d11al I rH S4CH 220 CLASSIAID NADUMIS ~aw ror ropy Ir lulls Ill s·JO pm lht» day ~ore. publiullon. u ttpt rClf' Sundav " Mon· d ay f:dll1on' wht-n dnidhrw Is Saturd•v. 12 noon CUSSIAID llGULATIOHS F.RRORS AdYt»rtlst-r11 should ctieck tb4!1r 11d~ dally • rtport errors l mmtd1•t t»ly T ll E OAJl.Y Pll.OT •a~umea llablhty ror Ult» fi r•t m· C'OITe<'l inMnion only CANc•:u .ATIONS. Wht>n klllin• an •d bto ~ l4) l'llekt°' I rt"COrd or the fCtl.1, f'IUMRr.R ldVftl you by .vour ad ~ u rttetpt of your canttlh1tion Thl11 klll runbtt" mll5t be pretitn· ltd by ~ advmhwr tn raw oh dispute f ANCr.t,l.ATIOf'I OR CORRF.CTION Of NEW AO RF.FOR F! RUNNING· ~t"fron 11macho10 ktlt Of' l"On"ttt a MW ad that hu 1-n Of'del'ff. llul ~ <'MIMll 11uaran· lee IO~ llO Ynltl Liie ad' "4111 appeared lft lhe ....... DUfl'.·A·lJNP: AOS: ,,._ adll are 11trh11v t'lllll "'-~ by "'·" ... I!!! .... °' ow °'• ..... "" ....... oni.n. D .. 4110: I ,, nt . eo.c ......... IJ 110011 •• all offlttt. nut L>A II. v p I LOT NWnn Utt rl•llt to ct.ltf,v • ...tit. ~er ,., ••• an1 ••••r· ..................... ..................... ................ dKklltg. Low ........ c. ywd. ~ wll 9•• SJSOO c_,.Ma; alow...:e. Aa-111111 fllt• c ... Off .. .ct at s206. too. OCEAN VIEW- MIGUEL SHORES C 111to• r•stlc redwood, char•IR9 ••rte.tones. This spoc'-........... 4 ..... 21;, -... ,._.,.,electric ...... ldtcltft. Set " .... HC .... Y• ,..,., ... .,.. .. Mlt-t ..,.... .......... ,.. .... Is •• l••ltl•9 spot for ... ..... I I" Vlewsof .... oc... &C....._....._..._.._ ..... ....... ~ wttll flrcptt. rrtcec1 to ... • sns.ooo. c.1 644.7020 for ..... 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH Mew,_.t ._. La .... U.,..., •pal• ................ llJle'Yhta;• Udo wtlll,... 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TlilLI Super spacious Mesa Verde North home on quiet eul de sac. Great family 'home, with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, dining room. Large yard, great for kids, pets. Good location, close to all. Offered for Sl51,000. call today! 540-1720 A LOT MOii flOll LISSI Look at what )'OU Jet for only $97,000 ... big 3 bedroom condo with dining room, lats ol custom wrought iron work, custom decor Ute elegant drapes, wood paneling. Great. complex. with comm. pool,'Other amenities. See it 9000~ 540·1720 , -TO ntl llACH Live in this popular West Side 3 bed.room home and you'll only be about 5 miles from the ocean. Enjoy cool breeses in the lar1e ya rd. or in the HUGE rec room . Lots of space here with over 1700 sq.ft. in •ll. Located close to ~bools . bus lines. Only Stl0,000 and GI financing i1 avaU•ble . Call now! 540-1720 .... us ... 0"9 Owner c:,n• antaey, baa a beautiful bome be mmtaell l Lovely 1 story home. with 3 -ooma, upsr8ded tbroqboat. New.carpets, dnpes, dishwuher. Ne•r new roof. Move In CGDdltkla. Great location. tn Mesa Verde area. Only s112,ooe. call and see! M0-1720 ecMm411'~ Muat see to believe ... tbia kitchen hu a built·ln toaster, can opener, food proceuor, aad loads ol eo.mter apace! Alao 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, formal dininc, family room, 2 ftreplace1. GNat home for entertatnin1. About Z.400 1q.ft. In alJ. 8l1 ;ant, wD RV •ccem. M..r r. 11 •• IOO. Call for details. M0·1720 • OCIAMFIOMT .,_..,21A1M Home on lar1e R-2 bddable lot la Newport's finest location. A1kln1 $479,500. llACH HO.. 3 Bdrm. den, plus din1n1 room, 2- story. Newly ra•ce. ••II & remodeled kitchen. Lush carpeting, etc. Cloee to sand. Sl53,SOO. IALIOA TRIPLD Super rentals! 2 Bdrms. 2 &Inna and 1 Bdrm. SI0,000 ..._ Owner will carry. Only a sking $260,000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport lt•cl. c..... JOit You've Arrived at ... BIG CANYON New exclunle Htff119-,_.t c .. to. ...... -.... golf COWM. $ ..... 41/J lt•tlls wlte. o .. r 6000 •tt ft of .......... ...,.... & ..... ...... Credible aeurlty. IHry .... tty ................ ..,.. ..... 55 c ... .._ celer. ly ...,t. Sl,75'.000 LINDA ISLE O-•tr h ._tint c1rt1• II••._ Wl•a; of tllh .,_._. w•arfr ... ...... Mdaw ............ ...._. rilJM ' d an.. ....... .t.•.....,uW I' a ridt .... ttlfr ....... • •p•ce of •••ry r•••· Sew•• of -•llities..S2.75....._ LAGUNA BEACH Tiiie OCCM It ...... •a.w. 11lh "-of nee,._... ~ often .... •••• • ...... frollt • .,..,. v ........ 4 ... law wffll CJllHf ...... • .... 91 I •it co••..aty affot .... privacy ...... .Mt 5 *P• to the 1-4 Sl.l M...._ NEWPORT HEIGHTS ltry it -Rx ft .. -mc1 ""P .... c1 ........... fWs .... ...., "-· &c...., loc....._ MM4t ._ TlC. n. ..tda Dr •la:'fgfg• 9 .... It Cl fhla wfflt,...-' 19rida •9· SI 54,000 IRVINE TURTLERD lltioy tlw •• ate • t-, ..... • tllh tHtet.lly clKOf'et•d 4 .... ....... -~.__. ... ,..a.-, .... c ....... to ,.... ...... ,, .. ' .... nal schools.. S 195,000. 0,... S..., 1-4, 19441 SiftTa ..... IRYINE~TUITLEROCI Turilerodl Yht& ~,.... l ....... • ... 9" ....... L..p ...... 1 ...... Flexible fha•ch19. $269,500. o,.. S•d_, 1·5, 53 Rodry lllol. CORONA DEL MAI H....._ YMw ... -•a.w, ............ ••HM cOCltca••••f llw ••l .. 111 • fw.....Ut ....,of ..... -.... .. oc--. b.y, I.._. & ............. TWI 4 ldr• cll•r•er off•r• .ttl•.._ I• prf•ecy. rrfcecl .. $421.000. 0,- s.t/s-dlly 12-5, 2731 , .......... CORONA on MAR-«JS H loulNo. h ••• DI t..e, _ ... It I. Jr.a .,, .... , to .... ,_. .... s.... .. c .......... ., .,.,.. .. Mia ,... .. II•• or ....... L..,. •11•••11 lee. S2H,500. , CAPISTRANO BEACH Two~.._. ...... ,...,__... tndltlo• ••4 cr•fh••Hlllp ••4 ....... for yow Nll••ce •..tr 1/2 ecn th. Of...... nc1 ... 11d .... .......... 4 nc..,.. .... ~ .t Sllf.OOO • Stfl,000 •••acls .... 0,.. .._. W/S.. & M1 d9, 164JI , ..... Dr. COSTA MESA--lllTS COSTA MBA s.,.t' ........ 1.... J .... 2 -. .... ................................. 112l,IOO. s-........ bl 20711anJo ......... M. Acroea fNM llQ CANYON New_ofa .... ~ . 2 ... .. IAllllD •I I Bit. family room home. It'• remodeled. reland1caped • nplwnbld, a cloU ...... ---DE LUCY ROSE AT 8ll VISTA DK. ..... IO .. lllDAB Lar1e pool home with aecurtty •J8tem. private beM:bee •..,....... bonus room. 3 Bdnn1. 1410,000. SEE MAGGIE GUTH AT 1913 SAN'MAGO DR. OPIM .. IAnml COf'ft AWAID 'W91•ee COteO Larae 2 BR and den. View ol Bay. SEE NANCY IMBERNINO AT 9912 1 BA YSJDE COVE WEST. WUTc;UfNOOL ta. Marvelous fa m ll y home o n sprawling lot. Complete privacy. 4 BR. brick decked. Indoor sauna & spa. Sitting area in master BR + more. $395.000. EXCLUSIV& Y US19 Of9t TODAY ... Ull ... II IAYCWT -4 bdrm, slncle atory, 1pacloul, Just refurbUMd, 11~ loan, 12'15,000. See Marian Reedy at 2308 Francisco. Utl ..... OUt COIOMA -MAa -Shingled duplex. 2 l bdrm -1 ba unit.a, both immac.. cute. See Bob Hodges at 601 Iris, bring 8229.000. UN19'11 .. OU COIOHA D1L MAit - New duplex, view, secluded, 3 and 2 bdrma. s.85,000. See Marilyn Hodges at 2800 Bayside. ut•9UI IM IA YCllST ~ bdrms. pool. spa and views. Exciting. S.'520.000. See Debi Bibb at 2033 Santiago Drive. UNl9U1 IN HAalott Y11W HIUS - v iews. 3 bdrm, pool, s pa. ree land. See Be rt Reed y at 1507 Seacrest Dr. S399.000. UNIQUE IN OLD CottOHA DB. MAI -2 bdrm, 21f.? ba. cozy loft, with patios. decks. etc. S337 .000. See Cathy Cray at 502 Acacia. Watch the s ailboats from this beautifully remodeled 3 bedroom Harbor View home. Mexican tiled ~IN OLD COIOHA D1L MAit -3 gourmet kitchen. Lovely courtyard bdrm. 2 bath. older but s harp. with Ve.TY. private spa for $450,000. $310,000. See Marilyn Rousselot at 321 Orchid. SPTGUSS HILL SOUTWOlrT One of Newport Beach's largest UNI~ IN OlD COIOMA DB. MAit - Thia btcrecHbl:Tift~aven cuatom home hu •n unobltructed view ot the Newport Bays. lllanda & Catalina from llterally every room . Conatnacted with quality throu«hout. thl1 4.000 lq. ft. trl·leveJ has many outatandlnl features. inclucttn1 a wet b1r. 8"p Clown llvlng room. tormal dlnlftl. hu1e family room. multiple decka. plua a larse bdrms and 4 baths. A truly ele1ant home. Outst.andinl( owner-provided financing . An exchmve olferlna 1'195.000. IALIOA ISLAND CHARMER Don't let WI one let by )'OU! It's a warm. channlng 3 bdrm. 2 bath home Ideally located only one block from the Bayfront. on Llttle Balboa Island. This alf erlng ia complemented bv the attractive financln~ provided by owner. An out.standing value proudly offered at $374.500. MEW ISLAMDH . This newly constructed home offers the best of Balboa Island. Designed in the French country style. and ideally situated. this custom home offers the finest amenities including 3 spacious bdrms 21~ baths. Roman tub. bonus room. and c us tom brick p atio. Proudly presented at S450.000. -0 ' :-;:~:: ~-~@ --Balboa Island Realty ANO IN\le.SrMENT ~~~')]\f\\' 673-8700 macnab I Irvine realty A SUIStDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY ~THE REAL , ~ £STATlRS OIAMGITIEI End unil condo In lrvlne. 1 Br. lbe. comm.~ & l ennl1 Owner says "sell! ... Urwler market al S70.000 . F a n tasti c creaUve financing. OCEAMY1EW 2 Br. 2'4 bath. Former rrudel with a fantastic Vlew Must see this de corator's delight. Best condo 1n Costa Mesa RedU<'ed b~ $10,000. Will sell 'ast. HORSE PROftERTY Act now'' This proJ>('rt> GIEATIST SHOW OM IAl'TH: W.., sMps _. ...... -• t•iJru1 Y11W! c ........................ ...... ... ,...a...,..-,,...=:', .. pool. ....... prfyecy Ir ..... ,.-~ -11 I" c ...... dei Mer. SHS.000 HIGH MAMA: G0t9u•, exdHllg. ..... •a Dltlc .... ~.._a.c--.. Mw. St. • i ca•lw..._ of wood & .... U story ....._, wttt. copper roof - OCEAN VIEW. RH .._.,oa• or fow & .. ,_ •• ..WS .. a ten. OWHEa WIU. HELP FINANCE. C•ll for d•tait•d broca.n. S74t,500 COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2 515 E. Coast Hwy.. CoroM .. Mar 675-5511 1s in Corcclo~ure. Needs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11£. °'7 acre . 2 Br. 1 ba + in.law qrtrs & out buildings. Newport Mesa Sehl Dist. $179.900 • RED CARPET 754-1202 COSTA MESA EASTSIDE Vacant• 3 Bdrm 2 bath home. co1y kitchen w1lh bar Bnck r1replacl.' :! rar a ttac ht'd ~ura~t'. super s harp ' Varant. ownt>r a ruoous. St34.960 546-2313 t.}Pft-1IUO•ll\lt•11o tc1 •. ,. [~IRtdlll REDUCED $4000 IHCltEDllLIE TYMS OH LIDO Steps to beach and t<.'nnis from this sparkling 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home. NC'wly r <.>deroratC'd with large sunny patio on a 45' lot. $174.000 ass umable loan at 10'7,. Owner will carry large second. P resented at $325.000. As k Larain<.' Shaw or Cathy Cray for details. 642-571] 6 75-6000 homes with 5 bedrooms & a bonus Charming duplex. 2 + den -2 + den room. a1'U! spa. T1emenctous---~rick-fir-eplace,.. so.....oLhW)'.~000~ • buy for a la r ge fa mily. Only See Dottie Johnson at 707 Acacia. onH SUH. 2·5 t6-toe*Y-POIMT---- Neat an"J clean. up graded 3 BR. 2ba. huite Mimily r.n--Nr.-~ Park. Costa ~lesa. Ap prox 1882 ~t r. WAS $112 .000 UNDERPRICEO at 5108.000. Realtorl>i2·2':!3i RCTaylorCo $517.500. SITUATID OM TOP UNtqUE IN~ llACH -2 bdrm OF ...wpoay llACH fam rm townhome, end unit. adorable Spyglass decorator perfect. privacy :J"oW:·900. See Rita Boland at 19 Sand for all family membe rs. Bonus room with wet bar & bath. as well UNf9UI IN OLD COIOHA Da. MAit _ 2 as family room & 4 bdrm & 4 baths. bdrm plus incom e unit. Ne wer View. fee home. $567,500 construction, older charm. 5335,000. Y1EW A.MD SPA S ee Barbara Hutchin gs at 608 Spectacular custom built home. 3 Marguerite. be-drooms & 3 baths. Gallery Ut•...-.,. • ..,. TBIACI _ 4 bdr-m. entrance for your art collection. pool and putting greens, fruit trees. Maintenance free.'° you can enjoy .. country'' decor. S365.000 fee. See care-free Newport Beach. S61S.OOO Donna Schroeder at 1915 Chubasco. FEE. wt9TI WATB YllW of Little Corona Beach . 3 BR feature d in Sun set & Home magazines. Brick gourmet kitchen. Roof garden. Extensive use of wood & stained glass. A very special street. $745.000. UDO IS&.a-flOOI. Rich woods. imported tile & beam ceilings. set the mood for this spacious & light 6 bdrm. 5 bath home on 70' lot. Gourmet kitchen. family room. formal dining room & extended Ii ving room overlooking sunny patios & pool. Attractive financing. Easy to see. just make an appointment. $825.000. UMDA ISi.i Dramatic one story. High beamed ceilings. Fam rm, 3 bdrms plus convertible den. Pier & slip for lrg boat. $1.250.000 leasehold. A YllY SPICW. IA ... YROM~"""'rr• on the peninsula 's East Bay beautifully decorated S bedroom home. Special pier & s lip with wide SANDY BEACH. special double garage on separate lot. S2.100,000 fee. ....nw, VACATIOM OM UMDA ISLI Luxuriously crafted 5 BR on turning basin with pier & slip for large yacht. 4 marble & brick fireplaces, 4~ baths, panelled den. Stunnln1 master suite. lnvltln1 pati~ . $2,475.000. IRVIHE l'MCMO SAM JO~ BeauUluUy cteeorated 2 R:2 bath San Mateo model wttb a view of Irvine's mna. parka and nlte light.a. 1162.500. YllW TOWlllDt• .. MIM Quiet family llviDI in preetili<>UI Twtlerock near .HPted tennil crta 6 PGOI. Fonul dlft. 3 BR, C01Y den • tam rm. $229,000. llCOMTOn ••OWftACI I Bedroom Pretldent Home. 2 b1tb1. Fam rm, euttom 1tady eenter. Pl:\ntaUon tbutlaS. llouae 6 1arden yud. 1211.000 I•. UNequl IM THE YBSAILLIS -2 bdrm. 2 ba. penthouse view. security. etc . S189,000. See Bonnie Barrington fowner 'agt) at #38 Scholz Plaza. UNf9UE .. SANTA AMA -3 bdrm. r e modeled . clean a nd e xpanded. S93,500. See a t 1234 Clara. UNl9UE IN THE IACK IAY - Immaculate. 4 bdrms , billiard room. RV area. S315.000. See at 376 E. 22nd. N.B. UNl9UE IN S'Y6LASS HILL - Fantastic view. subtle showpi~. 3 bdrm. warm interior . lush ldscpe. ~.000. See JoAnne Perkins at 21 Cambria. UNtqUI IM TUIT1.BOCK CAMPUS Y1IW -3 bdrm. beautifull y done. many a menities. $160.000. See at 18.582 Paseo Pi7.arro. U~l()(JI: 1-fCMl:S REALTORS,675-6000 1443 Eaet Coaet H19hwey. COtOM lkl M•r WE HAVE 37 Of THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN NST US1W POii • MODIL--OM ¥"WAY Dre ..... ftMr ,. •• -tlrsllh fur hit a lwt f • .......... S2 1,000 IPYM.ASS t&L .......................... _ .. ................... .., ...... fl:trbW .. IAhpf ....... Mlf, ... r TOP OF SPT~LASS .al New, handsome custom residence with ove r 5400 s q .ft. Qu ality construction + large rooms for family living & e nte rtaining. 5 spacious BRs & baths -formal dining rm w/ti1ed floor -3-car ga ra ge + w o rk s h op . Builder/owne r will help finance. Sl.100,000incl land. CE-44 > OPIM SUM. 2·1 1221 OOIJ'HIM ~a ROMr IOW tnltel 191ACI Fabulous views of islands. night light s & P aci f ic Oc ean ! Single-story. 3 BR traditiona l w /high ceilings & s pacious rooms. All-.new kitc h e n ; library : billiard-size fa mily rm. $690.000 leasehold. <E -45> onM SUH. I ·5 1715 AMTHMIA WAT MIWP()n IEACH llAUTT Dramati c res idenc e for entertaining! Approx 3500 sq.ft. Glamorous entry w/stained glass roof -professiona l.style bar - formal dining rm views lg pool in secluded yard .• Full securit y system + walk-in vault. $565.000 incl land. <E-46 > JASMINE Cl• Live the "carefree life" in a g a te-guarded community w/pool, teauu.:. & clubhouse. This 3 BR. family rm home fe atures vaulted c e ilin gs, c ust o m shutters & mini-ocean view. $349.500. <E-47 ) NOMOMTOIY IA T Country English home w/slip for 50' boat. Well designed floor plan enh~ bay view. 5 BRs. 6 baths < lncl maid's qt rs >. Quality thruout. $1.650,000incl land. <E ·48> llG CAMYOM Beautiful S BR custom home on Inverness Ln. Approx 6500 sq.ft. of under·stated e legance. Paneled family rm -full billiard rm - marble frplcs. crystal chandeliers -fully air-conditioned -security system. App't only. $2,200.000 fee. CE-49> UM»A ISLI ISTATI Tip of the Island on the largest bayfront lot <over 133'). Fabulous contemporary -architecturally designed w/walls of glass to view boating action. Music rm -library -children's playroom -mirrored dining rm. Tiled pool in secluded courtyard. Slip for 80' yacht. $3,300,000 leuebold. CE.SO) TO'lilllOI • OM THI IA Y Eleg•nt , European-styled residence w :2 wide terraces. Nearly 1000 sq.ft. w/lovely wood moldin11. French doors & wlndowt. band-plaatered walls. marble trplc in master suite + pvt pool in la:nd8caped courtyard. lit rl1ht of refusal for boat sllp: ll, 100,000 incl land. < E ·51 > CATHY SCHWllCllT 64W2JI .,....... , .. .., .. C...,. °"""" C..... Woocl:Mldcal c ... ..... MWltl SOUTH COAST CONDO Walk to South Cosa!>t Shopping 2 Bdrm 2 bath. pool. spa. lots of grN·n areas. S&l.950. Just hsl· ed. 546-2313 Ol'fN Ill Q ••I\ IUN 101!1 Nl(I • f-916111 Oassified Ads 642·5678 640-9900 INVESTORS 15 units in Costa Mesa. Large two a nd one bedroom a partments. G a rages a nd carports. Cente r courtyard with BBQ's. Near schools and shopping. Asking price $59.5.000. RCTaylorCo 640-9900 FANTASTIC Y1EW - Popular 3 Bdrm. 2 bath Turtle r ock Gle n . Jas mine m od e l wit h wrap-around redwood deck. quiet loc .. and one of t he best views in the glen. $235,000. MESTUD IN THI PIMIS -Lowest priced Monaco on a comer lot . in H.V. Homes. $210,000 fee. LIDO IAYROMT-A traditiona l 4 Bdrm, custom home w/separat e dining. used brick patio & a glorious bay in front. Assume JUMIO loan at 10% interest. $1.250.000. rta AM> SUP - For so· + boat. dramatic new custom bit 5 Bdrm. 4'h ba home. Sl.250,000. TUWTUROCK HIGHLANDS-Upgraded. highly sought after Edinborough plan. S319.000. llVIMI ESTATI -The most unique lot on the market. Almost 1 acre w/panoramic view & 2 story, 4 Bdrm home. $399.900. CUSTOM LOTS -Two 1 a cre + lots w/architectura l plans for 3800+ sq.ft. home. Rolling hills & horse area. $173,000 each. SIAYllW -4 Bdrm. Port Royal. Serene color scheme, air cond .• pool-sized lot .. guarded gate comm .. w/tennis, pool & spa. $419,000 SPYGLASS PIUME VIEW -Th~ bay. cit.' lites. Catalina . .i Bdrm. 21 2 Ba home. comer lot -1r pool. OWC lst TD w :29', ,down. S6-l9.000 JASM941 C.--Superior greenbelt location, potential for picture window. ocean view. 3 Bdrm highly upgraded w/air cond., & great terms. $349.900. Owne r will finance. ,,..!""\•·~-...... -~... , .... .~ i ' i I I t f HOUSIS POI SAU. ··~MM ...... as Morena. RSJ vnau. Irvine 151.141• 11•.oao Sun. s~ 35 Morena. RSJ vmu . Jn:uw 5Sl-8TOO ll..0.000 Sall&u\ 1·5 , 2 l•IOOM 2515 lat Ave .. Corona M l Mar 673-5354 Sun 1·5 321·0Seav cw. Corona del Mar 675-2373.77~ $185.000 Sa 1·4 207 Columbia. Nwpt Crest. NB 673·7:.K> 1189.500 Sat/Sun 1-S 304 Canal. Newport Shores. N. 8, 642-8850 S169.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 102 Schoh~ Pnths #38. Versailles NB ' '> 675·6000"' $189.000 Sun. 1·5 3 La Serena. Irvine 640-9900 Sl78.000 Sun 2-5 31 Highland View <Turtler~k ) J rv. 642·~ $165.000 Sun 2·5 29Coventry. Ha rbor R id~e. N.B. 752·1414 $395.000 Sun 1·6 2 M ... FAM IM or DIN 11 18 Nottingha m Rd. <Westcliff) NB 642·1920 S238.000 Sat/Sun 10-5 502 Acacia <Old CdM > CdM 675-6000 S337 .000 Sat/Sun l ·S t9 Valley View. Irvine 759-1501 S248.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 225 Kings Pl <Clfhayn ) NB 642·5200 S28.5.000 SatJSun 1·5 2502 Cres t view Dr. 'Ba)shrs> NB 642-1517 5287.000 Sun 1-5::\lon 2·4 l9Sand Dolla r <Nwpt Terr> NB 675-6000 $115.900 Sun. 1-5 5 La Serena. lrvine 640.. 79..5QO__ un2..:5 -2502 Crestview. Newport Bch 546-2313 $287.000 Sun. 1-5 115 Via Or vieto. Lido Is le. NB 631-7300 $299.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2721 Sth Av~ .. Corona del Mar 631-7300 $220.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 3631 Ocean Rlvd .. Corona de l Mar 644·6200 Sat1 Sun 1 ·5 •t710Kin~s Road. CliffHaven. NB 631·7300 $415.000 Sat 1Sun 1·5 7 Mainsail Dr .. Jas mine Creek 675-2311 S320.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3361 Tempe Dr .. Hunt. Harbour. HB 673-7300 S225.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 476 Prospect <Nwpt Shrs) NB 645-0303 St30.000 Sal/Sun 2-4 201 W. Ya le Loop. Irvine 752·1700 S151.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 l llDttOOM 2353 C.Olumbia. Colle~e Park. C'M 631·1266 $109.000·Fee Sat. 12-5 321 Orchid Ave COid CdMl CdM 675·6000 $310.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1127 Noria. Laguna Beach 752·1920-$229.500 Sun 1·5 2050 Monrovia. Cost a Mesa 556·2660 $103.500 Sun. 12·4 •2283 Waterman, Costa Mesa 631 ·7600 $495.000-Fee Sun 2·5 17 Yorktown. Northwood. Irvine 640-9900 $169.500 Sun 2·5 18582 Paseo P iiario. Trtlrk. Irv. 675-6000 S160.000·fee Sun. 1·5 525 Cancha. Bluffs . NewJ>Ort Bch 640-9900 $247 .500 Sun J .5 423 Begonia. Corona del Mar 675-3317 Sun l ·S 1318 Estelle . Newport Beach 759-1501 Sl75.500 Sun 1·5 6 Rue Valbonne. Bil? Canyon. NR 646·9688 Sun 1-5 2353 Columbia (College Park> C.M. 631·1266 S109.000·Fee Sun 12·4 2045 Port Weybr idge < HVHms > N R 675-3411 $210.000 Sun/Mon. 1·5 1832 Marapata. Irv. Terr .. CdM 642·8235 $239.500 Sun 1 ·5 2718Shell. Corona del Mar 646-7171 $379.000 Mon. 2·6 402 Costa Mesa St.. Cost a Mesa 646-7171 $132.000 rr-ionday 1·5 406 Quinta. Bluffs. N.B. 644·9060 $225.000 Sun 1·5 17 Whitecap <J asmine Creek> CdM 640-5.151 $425.000 . S unday 1·5 * * * 13.S Ha rbor Is land Rd .. NB 642·5200 $895,000 Jsehld, Sat/Sun 1 ·5 978 Mira ma r. Laguna Beach 644·7211 S2S.5.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 •10131 McMichael. GardenGrovP 640·5777 Sunday 1·5 225'> Golden Cir .. Newport Beach 631·1400 1139.000 Sun 1·5 424 Mendo1.a Terrace. N.8 . 831-1400 1479.500 Sat/SUn 1-5 408 Columbus Cr. CoronaH1hlnds. 75N100 s-.aoo Sat/Sun 1-5 ••1038 Polaris, Dover Shores, NB 752·1S87 1825.000-Fee Sun 1·5 2230 Golden Circle. Newport Beach 8"·'10lt . llf7 .500 Sat/Slln 2-6 •4615Hlmpden CCam. Sbnl. CdM 78CMJl21 ... 000-Fee Sat/Sta 1-S 818 Via Udo Soud. Lido Isle. NB m-?P sa.ooo Sun/Mou 1-s DIRECTORY 15 Monlerey Cir. <Spy~l ass Hill > CdM 644-2188 $400.000 SattSun I ·5 1234 Clara. Santa An a 675-6000 $93.500 SattSon 1·5 • 1507 Seacrest <HVHls l C<tM 675-6000 $399.000 Sun. 1·5 2501 Harbor View Dr . <HVH ) CdM 673· 1600 $595.000 S unday I ·5 92 W. Yale Loop <Wdbrd~ I Irvine 642·5200 $162.900 Sun. l ·5 22 Whitewater (Jas mn Ck ) CdM 964-2611 $300.000 Sun. 1·5 1223 Dolphin ~rr .. Ir v. Terr .. CdM 642-8235 $690.000 Sun 2·5 3015 Manitoba. Santa Ana 546·2313 $1 16.900 Sun. l ·5 447 Crespi. San Cle me nte 492·5413 $289.500 Sun l ·5 223 Via Ithaca CLidol l'lpt Heach 640-53.57 S325.000SattSunt Mon 1·5 '53 R ocky Kno l l <Turt lerock Vista>Irv 640-5777 $269.500 Sundav 1·5 21 Cam bria <Spyglass 1 CdM · '6~-S527 .ooo Sat rs-un f .5 911 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 631 ·1400 $335.000 Sat 1Sun 1 ·5 1515 Antiqua Way. Bayrrest. N.B. 631·7300 $450.000 Sal!Sun 1·5 1732 Candlestick Ln. Bavcrest. N B 548-2101 S260.000·Fee Sun 1·5 255 1 Vista Dr .. Baysho res. N.B. 644-9060 $299.000 Sun l ·5 901 Chestnut P l.. East bluff. NB 644·6200 SattSun I ·5 * 18712 Via Tor ino <Turtle rO<.'k 1 l r\'. 551·8700 S289.900 Sal!Sun 1·5 2515 Andover Place. Costa Mesa 979-5370 Sat isun l ·5 •19Shoal. Jasm ine Creek. Irv. • 759-1616 Sat 1Sun 1-5 • •401 North Star Ln. Dover Sh rs. NB 631-7300 S945.000 Sat1Sun 1·5 •10 Rue Vi ll a rs . Bi~ Canyon. NR 631-7300 S595 .000 Sun 1-5 •1472Galaxy Dr .. DoverShrs. NB 631 ·7~ $685.000 Sal/Sun l ·5 232 Via San Remo. Lido Isle. N.B. 673-7300 SS95.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 19 Whitewater Or .. Jas mine Creek 675-2311 S309.000 Sausun l .5 30 Silver Crescent CTurtler~k I Irv 731-7544 $229.900 Sat /Sun 12·5 4 llDIOOM 1000 Sea Lane. Newport Beach 644 -20091759-1616 Sat/Sun 1·6 2404 Vista Nobleia C8luffs1 N.B. 644-5150 S269.000 SattSun 12·5 •3269 Nebraska Ln .. Costa Mesa 646-5096 Sun 12·5 * 1915 Chubasco c Irv Terrl CdM 675-6000 $365.000·fee Sun. 1-5 225 La Jolla Dr .. Nwpt Hghts. NB 759·9100 $240.000 Sun 1·5 124 Via Quito. Lido Isle. NB 675-6670 $495.000 Sundav 1·5 1930 Pt. Carney <HVHms) NB . 642-5200 Sunt Mon 1-5 499 Broadway. Costa Mesa 646-71 71 S179.500 Sunt Mon 1·5 14132 Saarinen. t rvine 552-3697 $157.300 Sun. l-4 1601 Kings Road . Newport Beach 631·7600 $650.000-Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 4929 W. Lehnhardt. Santa Ana 5494 979 193.500 Sat1Sun 11·5 2731 Pe bble Drive. Corona del Mar 640-5777 $425.000 Sat /Sun 12·5 3U6KerryLn. (llalecrest)C.M. 540·1151 $119.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 223 Via San Re mo. NewPort Beach 631·1400 1695.000 Sun 1·5 ••727 Bayside Dt .. Newport Bch 631·1400 S875.000Sat tSunt Mon 1·5 ••443Can a l. Newport Beach 631·1400 S256.500 Sat/Sun t-5 S Rue du P are . <Big Canyon) N.B. · 631-1400 1699.500 Sun 1·5 1911 E. Balboa Btvd .. Newport Bch 631-1400 S.,000 Sun l ·S 216 Ruby. Newport Beach 631·1400 1415.000Sat/SUntMon l ·S ~•#8Collint lale. NB 631·1400 n.100.000 SatSrMon 1·5 2646 Victoria Dr .. Laguna Beach 49'7-33:Jl "'5.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 8715 El La10. Fountain Valley , 673-7300 1129.500 Sud'l·5 135 Via Zurich. Udo Is le. N.B. 673-7300 1495.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 113 Via Nlft. Lido late. N.B. 673-7IOO 1389~ Sun/Mon 1·5 45812nd8t .. N Shores. N.B. Ml•O ... $M/Sbn1·5 .. am. Dr .. Newwort lleadl ..,... a.t/811111 .... 4 M pM FAM RM or DEH 5552 Ridgebury. Huntini?ton Bch 846-0326 $174.900 SattSun J0-5 3057 Yukon Ave .. Cost a Ml'SiJ 9fi7-2fl19 $209.000 Sat'Stm 10·5 • 19722Quie t Bay Ln.HntS-clif.HB 536-0776 Sat 1Slln I ·5 2327 Rutgers . Colle~c' Park.CM 751 -0401 $120.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 5411 Str<is bourg <The Ra nch I l n · 551 ·583.3 $145.900 Sal/Sun 12 5 2003 Yacht Dc•frndN <Sea view 1 N R 640-53.57 $425.000Sat 1Sun1Mon 1 5 25471 Barents St.. L<.1guna Hills 640-5357 $193.500 Sunda . .i I 5 1916 Ayon Cr_ <Mesa Verd('' C. ~1 540-1151 $189.000 S<lt 1S1m I 5 19441 Sierra Raton. T urtll•rot·k. In 640-5777 Sl95.000 Sund;t\ I 1 . 26431 Palisades Or . Ca pa~ Bt•:H'h 640-5777 $889.000 Sat,Sun Mon 12 5 ••426ViaLido Nord. N B 631-1400 S895.000SattSunt l\Jon 1.5 2045 Shipwa:v. Ba:vc r('!,t. ~ B 631·7300 S275.000 Sat 1Sun 1.s -•T92<r-Honct:r\· nl.1 . BavC'rt•st N R 631-7300 $J25.000 · Sun I 5 1901 Leeward La nt>. Ra vcre>st. :'\i. R 631-7300 $265.000 . S<.1t 1Sun I 5 •1630H'lan d Dr.HbrHlnds.NR 6:1 1-7300 $26.'l .OOO Sat Sun I s •1620Galax:v Dr . Dovc•rShorr!i !"B 644-4910 $550.000 Sal/Sun 1.5 1429 Mariners Dr.HbrHlnds.NB 631-7300 $165 .000 SLtt 1Sun I ·5 225 Via Orvieto. Lirlo lslt'. NH 644-9060 $350.000 Sun J .5 14 Holle~·. Una v. P ark In tn(' 644-6200 S229.000-feE> Sat 1sun 1 s •34 Drakes Bay. Spyi;!lass. CdM 644·6200 S549 .000-feC' SLt ttSun 1 5 5386 Amalfi. lr\'me 551-8700 SJJ0.000 SattSun I ·S 2 Crossrreek. WoodbndJ:?<'. l rnnc> 551·8700 5186.900 Sal tStin I 5 1730 Galaxy Dr . Do\ (•r Shor('~ N R 631 -7300 $525.000 Sun 1 5 1441 Galaxv Dr . Dover Shores NR 631 -7300 · S470.000 Sun I ·5 500 K Street. Balboa Penm . NR 673-7300 S365.000SattSun 1 Mon 1 ·5 •:ti Tiburon <Spyglsl CdM 675-3411 $649.000 SattStm I 5 124 Via Lorca <Lido fs lc>I N fl 673-7586 $479 .000 Sun 2·5 1986 F lamingo. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $169.900 Sun I 5 376 E . 22nd St. I Back Bav 1 Nil 675-6000 $315.000 · Sun I 5 2306 Francisco f Ba.vcrest I N 0 675·6000 S275.000 Sun 1 ·5 3642 Sego <Col le~e Pk I f rvme 540-1151 Sl76.000 Sun. 1·4 JO * 15432 Verdun. Ranch. lrvmt• 559-8888 $159.450 Sun 1 ·5 3 Blackswan. Irvi ne 551-8700 $167.500 Sun 1 5 •1915Galatea . fr vinl'Terr CdM 642-8235 S755.000 Sun 1-!l •1715Anli~ua Wa:v . Newport Reach 642-8235 S565 .000 Sun 1·5 23461 White Dove. Lake Forest 851·6500 Sl49.900 Sat. 1·5 •3469 Fuschia. Costa Mesa 546-2313 SlS!f.500 Sun. 1·4 1100 Dennis Dr .. Costa Mesa 979·5370 $219.000 Sun 1·5 * 1072 Santiago. Newpor t Bearh 979·5370 $79S.OOO Sun 1 ·5. 1818 Oriole. Costa Mes a 546·2313 $239.900 Sa 10-4tSU 10·2 30472 N. Ha mp ton. Lag. Ni~uel 851-6500 $248.000 Sat/Sunl :30-4:30 2033 Swan Dr .. Cost a Mesa 546·2313 $179.900 SattSlm 1·4 •27161 Lost ColdCNellie Gail >LagHls 851-6.500 S218.900 .... ~at1Sun l·S S ... OOM 1627 P ort.Charles. HVH. Nwpt Bch 759-1501 S298.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 * 1301 Galaxy Dr. < DvrShrs) NB 644·9060 $579.000fee Sunt-5 •2764 DeSoto Ave .. Mesa del Mar 556·2660 $169.900 Sun 1 ·S I• .... PAM IM w DIN •20581 Suburbia Ln .• Hunt. Bch. 962-7984 1159.000 Sat/Sun 12·4 2921 Catalpa CE / Bluffs) N. B. 646-~ 1256.500 Sa t /Stm l·S 1801 Holly Tree Lane. North Tustin 751·5115 St.750.000 Sun. 12·6 273SCibola. Mesa del Mar •2660 S157 ~ Sun l·S ••225Canal. N"'"'1 Beach le-1188 S290.000 Sit/ SUn a.e • *800 Harbor Island Dr .. NB ..... llMS.000 Sit/Sun 1~ 2051 1 Kelvingrove. Hunt . Bch 962·1668 $169.500 Sun onlv l-6 * 1737 BalJ>Qrt. Newport Beach · 644·7211 s210.ooo SattSun 1·5 * •812 Harbor Is l <Promo Bav) NB 675-3411 Sl.250.000 Sat'tsun t s 1034 Sandcastle. HV Hills. !'i. B 631 -7300 $330.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 16 Rippling Stream ITurtlC'rock 1 Irv 551 -8700 Sat1Sun I 5 15 Cl<.'arSpring. TrtlRk Hinds. I n 631 -7300 S399 .500 S;11 1s11n I 5 •8 Rollint:! Brook. Trtl Rk In 759 lfi16 Sat S11n l 5 a20 Moro Bay. :'\e" port lk<t<'h !l7!l-5370 S537 .soo ~und ;1~· \ 5 * 8341 Hur.st \H•ll D;· II R 1'>8-803H Sun I ~> 83f:2 Casti li;m D r . H unt lkh 531;.fi08H $162.000 Sun I ..i 6 Rcwk~· Po111t . Srn·l.!las ... C'<i:\I 64 2-823.5 Sl . Hiii 111111 Stin 2 !'l J 3 19i\nt1 1-!11;_1\.\';1 ~· Dmt'rShMr•.., 'II (i 1 (! ~23:) ~ 1 ll1 '! ~l 26·102 Bmkt•n Bit . L<1gun;1 I11 11 ... 85 \ .l.)jOO SS..t~>.ooo Sun I :i 6 BR plus ~AM RM or DtH :m:n Se1nt 1ago 1 H<• \ <·1 t'"t 1 ~ H li75 liOOll S52(>.l>OO ~ttrl ! ~l DUPLEXES FOR SALE I BR & I BR f;111Irr..,1 0ld \cl\J 1 C"rl~I ti i ;)-( j(l(I( I S22! I.< tt 111 ~1111 I 5 2 BR plu\ 2 I R plu\ fi08 ~1 ;11"gu1·ntt· 10!<1 Cd;\l • C'<l:\1 fi75 fiOO<! ~1.15.tlllll S;;1I Sim l ·5 707 7fl71 ~· AC'a e1:1 10 ld ('cf.\f 1 Cd:\! !i75·6000 S25-U HK• Sim I ~1 3 BR & 2 BR 2600 Boys1de 1 Old Cd 1\1 1 Cd ~I fi7!l (iflOO $485.000 S:_11 S11n I !'i 3 BR & 4 IR 110 Collins f B<Jlho;i lsl;md 1 '.'H fi42 5200 S4i5.0oo Sun ! 5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE BACHELOR 300 CaJ?ney 1:2151Versa11les1 "\fl r,45.8638 S99.900 Sun 2 IEOROOM 17667 Rrilluny Huntington Reh 646-7171 S84 .900 Sal Sun I 5 l ~J79S Kings wood. H untington RC'h 631 1266 $81.000 F N · S11n I :) 54.3 W Wilson aA I Co~la .\lt•s:1 540-1720 S99.000 Sun I 5 543 W Wilson tti\2 Cost a :\frsa 540· li20 SJ02.000 Sun I 5 2500 S Alta u47 Santa An<.i 546·9062 SRI 950 Sun I~ 5 21372 Brookhurst. L'nat 723. HR 968-8-tlO Sl20.900 S<.il&Sun 407 Bolt·ro W<J v P a rk Lido N R Cii3·5008 Sal!Sun·:\ton 1 s 1700 Wc>sttliff Dr :: 15. WestC'l f :'\R 631 -7300 $99.500 Sun 1 5 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 992 Ravsidc Cove West !\: B 644-9ooo 5540.000 Sat1 Stin 1 5 3 IEOROOM 11865 Goodale. Fountain VI\' 540· 1720 S97.000 Sun I 5 1218 Las Arenas . Costa Mes ci 752· liOO $185.000 Sun / Mon I 5 67 Can.von Ridge. T rtlrk Gin In 675·341 1 $235.000 Sat 1Sun 1 5 1957 San Bruno. Bluffs. N B 640-0020 $159 .000 Sal'Sun I S 3 BR plus FAM RM or DEM 334 Ogle St.. Costa Mesa 642-5722 5139.500 Sal'Stin 1 ·5 320 Via Lido Nord #5 I Lido lsl 1 NB 675·3411 $739.000 Sun 1 ·5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE I IEOIOOM •700 Lido Park Dr .. #4. N.B. 631 ·1400 S32.500 Sun t .5 I IR plus FAM IM or D9I 300 E . Cst Hwy. 1177. DeAma VIJ?. NB 642-5200 $53.900 Sun/ Mon 1 ·5 11/2 llDIOOM 1t23 Cabrillo. Newport Beach 63 1-1400 $24.950 Sun l ·S Z llDIOOM •700 Lido P a rk Dr. #12. NB 631·1400 S58.500 Sun 1·5 •700 Udo P a rk Dr .. #22. NB 631·1400 $65.000 Sun 1·5 ~42 E l Paseo. Newport Beacil 631·1400 SSS.000 S un 1·5 : 700 Lido Park Dr .. #29. N.8. 646-3255 $61 .500 SattSun 1·5 RC-. Tciyk.5i C-c) < 4u ' · )() WY GLASS One or two remaining view lots on Spyglass ffill Vie"" of ocean. bay ind f u:;h.1on Island ~l.'r 1111~'· .. Bnnc 1n an RCTaylorCo ·~· ,. . b40 '>'>\)\) .. \(~ . llGC.AHYOH Large ai;sum . rmanrin.:. J Br Monaco Twnhme. Jos. Taylor RJty 646·9688 BEAUTY 0HA8UOGET JUST LISTED ... upi:rad~d and beaut earthtones .,howo; pn dl· of owrH'r"h•p Onl v Sl2.200 to assume low int. \'1\ loan ~o Quahfy1n~. <.:all tuda~ ' 962 931 \ ALLSTATE REALTORS OPEN SUM 1.s 25 I~ h t A VE. CdM c1ur-1.rn<l1n~ ''"w 2 '.! l~lrm h1111"l''" 1Clr.t park 1111: 1111.1111 m i.: Hc11 h onlv '>i '1 1~· NEWrOS\T C ~EST <"1arm1111• " hdrm. l'nd 111\ll I tJlllhl .; U'.l rt'(!lll'l'1A f t•• It·.•' 'PJ..! .I f ,.:J \hhl "'''' , I• .111 '.! b1lrm '""nh1111"' \ h a r)!a tf\ ~ .. ,, .. 673-SJS4 I il': i\ tor!, M£~A ¥EROE POOL HOME 1 11<11 m ... ,\ .. u ... 11·m !..rte h1·11 pool h;is Ill'" "11lar hl'otl & µumµ M;ir.y t'Xlr.1 , Op<'n llouM· Sun 12 ~ '.l<!f~J '\iebraska Lant· SARA HINMAN 646-50~6 JUST LISTED W. OCEANFRONT f..1q.1 '>Ul'l'I' l.lt•IU\t• d11pl1•\ ;i Bdrm. ::!1 · hath • .! Rdrm '!bath C:ho•n: <-"<>mer location 1895.0UO OCEANAtONT l.Jri:1• tll'iuw SALB<•\ Duplo•\ I Rdrrn. ::•' bJth-. UIJ J l1drm. 2 b11th., rl<1"n ... 1n·pla1·I' cad• ui1 11 ('ompl red1·ror,1tt-.. l l<. u11t!r.t1ll·d ~how .. I tk•· II r .1 n d n 1· " • O r l \ 9i65.000 . JUST LISTED llard 10 l rnd W H\'' ,\\'E Ch.Jrmtn.t.: :1 bdrm t lam1h rm rt'Mdt!nn· l'rt \Jlt' m.1'>t1·r 'u:11• " r1·1 rt•<t t & .. unrlt•c•k St·l'ludt·d lu~h pat:o + :! hr rl'ntal unit· s;r.s.ooo Balboa 8ay Prop. Re-altars •675-7060• 3 BDRM 2 STORY PLUS POOL S7!1 !llHI !'<•·" p .. 1111 rlrJpt·'· pr•1 .11 1· p.ir;o with biln flli'J Thi~ to"11homt· , .. the best bu\ 1r. Hun1m~to11 Bt·.11·h 1 n ~.Oii(: do" n II urn · <:.t II !JliJ 6i6i . '. ,. ''• ., · .. MUST SELL Ow ner tran:<ft>rr1•d rrwkf' offrr on lovel} I BR . .i•~ BA . .!.000 sq ft home -800' from beal'll Pool. 1cnn1" A,,k1n1- S179.50G Own~r 1a1:ent l).t5.6()jl) SALESMEN! Earn 90% <'omm. Wt• h.nt• opt•n tnlit~ C.:dt l 64~ 6('f,() Mukt-~~ RU1. EST A TE SALES MAHAGEMEKT OPPTY Leading . W t'll t.11tabbshed. mulh-0Hke company Pnme Hunt· 1ngton Beach locution Find out about this high eanung opJ>Ortun1ty Will train Send personal in- romllt1on to: Ad No. 7iS, Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 9262f. All tnrormatlon to re· main confident.Jal. THE BLUFFS Model Home F.nd unit. backyard pool. 4 Br. 3 Ba. lrml din rm.' cath ceil. lg decks. best loc. Walk to school. ten- nis club. shopptng. OWN THE LAND S2t8.000 2404 Vista Nobleia M4-51.50 ()pn Sa/Su 12-.; 11'e raslelt draw in the West. . a Daily Pilot a-lf)ed A.cl.......,.. ....... ~ ... ...,_ -.... ~~ .......... ------... ~ ............... _ - --· -----· ... --...... -4'9 " • --• ~ • -· --.. .,, ~ .... -.. -• ..,, ....... ' ... ~ ., v b I N• n m w I . -, - ., ( ., .,, ,JI - .. I ' IAMDtn ar. b.. wry Ira lot. •.-b bch. rm ror Uft boat. Loftlt Dri.t Wllterftoent hame. lallC w 11MM( 11.4 lnt. 8ob 6 Dovie Koop. . , ft.a.A IO Of f1LC191CI STAL T 5br. 7b1I + IMkla win,. 121M!. prl lake + wooded are•. all hmd crafted. Gorgeous. Sell at SSSOK. Seiter w/carry Jst TD. ~ 4r Dovie Koop. MIWPGn + UMrTS 3BR. 2BA. Fl\. 0.--ner unit + 3·2br. 2ba. Vr 5hrp. SMOK w/SleoK as.sum at ll'Z lnc S21.300 yr. Bob & Dovie Koop. LIASI W /OPnOH TO IUT Sl0.000 op dn ll70K. S96K 1st assum at 13'1. 5br. 3 ba. fr. dr. newly decor. Bob & Dovie. •IBtAIM•'S IMAM till. All new deslp. open kit. din. fr. Hv rm. Fab kit w/lll bar. lbr. 2ba. Ivan Wells home. Bob or Dovie. $28.S.OOO. Motivated. UM> IAYROM'f UASI #7D 2br. 2ba. fa b ocean & bav view. Remodeled new Sec pking. Pool. poss bo8t dk. $1500/ mo. Bob o~ Dovie Koop TUSTIN FOOTHIU · 4br. 3ba + sep guest qtrs w/klt. Lr~ pool & spa. s uper wet bar lrg fam rm. Just Sl59.000. Bob or Dovie. LAKE FORIST-4H THE TREES Lg 3br w/spa. Assume $93.000. l O!ff . OWC 2nd. Wet bar. fireplace. 3 yrs new. Only $225.000! P atrick Te nore . IF YOU ARE SERIO U SLY INTERESTED IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTAT E PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT P ATRICI\ TENORE. --HE GETS THINGS DONE.!~. TUSnM-CUSTOM flOOL. & SPA P rof decor. 4br. 2 bath with lush Landscapin~ - Executive home only $139.900. Patrick Tenore. I F YOU ARE SERIOUSLY I NTERESTED t N BUY1NG OR SELLING REAL ESTATE P R OF ESSI ONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONE!! WOODlalDGE'S IEST 21R W /LOFT! Prof decor . earthtones -Great location to take. pool & spa. Assume $74.000 1st OWC 2nd. $144.500. Pat rick Te nore. I F YOU ARE SERIOUSLY . INTERESl"ED IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL EST AT E P ROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK T ENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONE!' ·PllMI 1111'AJL SPAC6- MIWPOIT PLAZA! 1300 ft. SUJO/mo. 2 yrs new.1890 N'8ristol. NPB. 'P attfclt Tettore. I F YOU.·ARE· SERIOUSLY JNTERtSPE D IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY. OONTACT PATRICK T ENORE -HE -GETS THINGS DONE!! SANTA AMA~A OIC! Sharp 3 br house w/fi'replace. lg yard. Great for children. $79.900. Patrick Tenore. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN BUYI NG OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONE!! 31R, LG YARD. HR NEWPORT ICH Sharp C.M. h ome. excell cond. 2 fireplaces. I~ bonus rm -Good area. Assume $66.000 1st OWC 2nd. Only $128.900! Patrick Tenore. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT P ATRICK TENORE -HE GETS T HINGS DONE!! COSTA MESA-311. COHDO 1300 sq.ft. wt i>ool. Good location. only $92.500. Won't last! Call Patrick Tenore. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PAT RICK TENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONE!! ..-wPOltT OC:IAM VIEW COMDOt! ·New 2.035 ft. 2 br + den. w/otean view & 43 ft. dttk for only $262.500 incl pool. spa + security gate. $140.00010~~ assumable. OWC 2nd. WON'T LAST -Great investment. Call Patrick Tenore to preview n ow. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTER~ED IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY . CONTACT P ATlUCK T ENOR E -HE GETS THINGS DON£!' , 21aPATIOHOt• POOi. a TIMMIS! Sha rp.' 3 yn new. Irvine patio home -1.100 ft w/frplc. liv ma. din rm +It& side-yard.lS55.QOO .1st a t 9'4'k. owlc 2nd. ONLY SJl.3.995. WON.'T LAST A WEEK! C P atrick Tenore today; for 'review IF YOU AR SERIOUSLY INTERESTED I N BUYING It S E LLING REAL E S TATE PROF BSSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK ~ORE -D OETS THJNGS DONE!! MIWPOln' llACH mx-.. n· pymta of 13240 m o for lg 5 br •ome. Oallatrick ~'ore . I F YOU AR E S E BIOUIL Y JNT:_. .. \ ~ ... D IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL . .., . ~ rE PROFESSIONALLY. ~u~rrr~K TENORE ... HE G~ ftlW . tlMl lttlJ falrwlr from this a beef. 2\t bath cuaa.om hoe1e · '8 onrabed lot. From the prtitwte. wm"9d eDtl7 ·to tbe mirrored .Unln1 r,oom = tllll ..... Jlal quality ln ever)' detail. ptjc.la 18.000. Aak for c..,-1. IOUTNCOAST 1'9LIX Sharp unu. au 2 Bdrma. Gru.t lllCOCM. Won'l laat • ant) 1129.900. '°""" CASM...OW wtt.bcmb' ae.ooodown ln· clucUo• mana1e m e nl fee PC61tlve cNh Oo• on thj1 bea11tllUJ 3 Bdrm COiieio. Won't last al only "6.llOO Sll.f EM~OYED? Home and b~aneu m ooe. Clean 4 Bdrm 2 ba with over 'O commercial uses approved. Pnme Costa Mesa location. Op. portun1ty knock:.. Call Now. SPitTACUl.AI OCEAI. VIEW· HM 11,_ DOWll IUtLT IM MW«:.._ Largest Seavlew 4 Bdrm Port Royal Mdl. 2700 sq. ft. 2 yrs old. Priced reduced S20.000. Motivated seller. open house Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 2003 Yacht DeCender MESA DEL MAR OP .. SUNDAY 1·1 176 PttlSIMO Lovely 3 bdrm. 2 bath. added family room & den home. Close to schools. park & fairgrounds. Assumable loan. $119.900. 759-0226 ~U....L•t 1t& c.o.:y 4bclrm. bot tub. fp, priv yrd, wd aaJore. A steal $1 29,000. 8792 Ctwford Dr. Agt Cyn· thla 988--0838. -..Ced Garden paradise pool & spa + 2 story 4bdrm kome, $199.2:50. Open Sat. t-5. M72 Dallas Cir. Agt Cynthia 968-0838. CORBIN ·ASSOC. REALTORS Cle~. ~~::~!ndo. • End unit on a Quiet SIAYWW JIOJY .... Deflll•1r grt.>enbelt. SparkHnt pool c.MW... IU4 . IW11i9•1Hda 1040 & s pa. Assume FHA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Br. 2ba. All new flooring. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• loan. Call Craig otjJeff. Fabubat fioenciq wttb FOR SALi IY OWHa ~ down. 4 Binns+ A-. Lo. Ocean view. POPULAR C/Zl~c..hr HAVERFORD 640.Sl57 plan in Meadow Park ls now available. Must see J~ CAIB to appreciate I.his highly J ae. College park . SEASPRAYCON002 Br. 631-1266 $120,000. 751.0COlAgt. Exquisite upgrades m·11 •--.~·-.w:~"'r:-,·~----MESA VBDE elude levelors . ~irrors. • __ .. .,_~.u~ ... ~~ ...... !.~ wallpapers , m1cro-wv, 4br. l~ba. compl. re· trash compa ct 3rd REALTORS m odel es. lge encl. Ooor vaultedbea~ce·1~ backyard w /seclud spa . · 1 a rea. $UOM. BK R mgs. $126.SOO .. Call ror 5Sl·l690orS49-4¢ appl. Ninfa Jarv is ----~----642·88SO. John Coombe Beautiful Moonrest upgraded 10 mos. old model in settae. park· home. Lge country Realtor. like setting. Thls elegant· kitchen. den. 1ns1de lndry Fix '1t Serve ly appointed. ex~utive rm. rormal dirung & h v· Colige Pri For Sale By Owne r . 1/J MILE TO IEA¢H ca1ar. hvrng at rls finest m this 2 story raodel home w/soft & airy col· ors in move-in contl. 963 5671 ' homef--" f~ooatut"~ 3 Bdlrmd' s. ipoong I rsmlz'e 210.,.,t bXaln' t4lberr.m&s $I 05,000. 3bdrm. 2ba. (am rm, up· r:.-.""Mll_ ..... ._ auwY • m. 1orma ID· · S lo i::raded. landscaped. • 2 ing, and 2~ baths. Enjoy & financing. Call 957-2819 pac us JBr · 2Ba + lg r be h 900-08 swimming. tennis. and ror appointment (am rm. frple. No money .!!'I rom ac · < 4i · Real Estate • peace of mind an a pre-dn VA or assume exrsl· 8 IROM SHOT -----~- s t i g i o u s . s e c u r i l Y --3-l•ED•R•O-O•M--:ng $75,000 low ant VA To Meadow La. rk Golf New 1 bd~m condo. Jf>ol & guarded community. oan. Course. Nice 3 bedroom. BBQ. Garagt!, pa~o & Re ady for e><:cupancy. Double garage. 60xt20' OpenHseDaily\S>-6 t-44 bath. Full prtcl' frplc. Asummable loan. Bring an offer . seller is lot. Qwel location. but Call Please call Bkr Slll.900. i75-l664. : ready to deal! Short close to shopping. New S48·~ Park PLace Inc. 842·7461 BY O\\"'ER. 400 pl: Cal escrow possible . !476CAl roor. copper plumbing. or631-2246 .. L--"S M .a.11E -..... SU ..... D •y I 5 hardwood rloors. plaster PRICE REDUCED Clm;sil.' By The Se 4br. ~· """ _.......,. " • • walls. good cood1t1'on. SPLASH SPLASH' .... l 2•~b I d • DE•L 96 .. •611 · S3000 on this nil'<' 6 ""'y, r• a. iv r""' in • • ..-a Sll0.000 with an assuma· 3 Bdrm. swim pool & J·ac. r h' hl-·."T Below market value ror bedroom w ith la r it1• rm. am rm. Ht ~ uµ-qu1 r k s ale. Lovely 4 0 ST I~ bl e loan. Uke new COfld. $120.000. famjly room. Full pncc graded $174.900 :?;:llt•r bdrm hom e . 2 large '-Al~ Roy McCarcle, Rttr. 642-5062 Agent $110.000. will carry $90M tstlT 1>. master bdrms. breakfast r:zeatcy 541-7729 EASTS IDE the house Park Place Inc. 842-7461 at 11',2•;;. for 3 yrs.;P.-, room. 2 miles to beach. ~~~~~~~~~! you've been wishing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiii•iiii--.1 m t•nl und e r SJOO O Pnced right for you at --------would become ror !-.ale. THE IMPOSSIBLE lll'r 100 Open Sal. Son & $138.500. Call for more --------BY OWMER darting 3 Bdrm s121.ooo. DREAM COME TRUE M 0 n t 11 5 · ::,5 5 :.! dclaJls.979·S370. TAXIEATB 2 E'side doll houses. R2 Devm&Co.642.6J6R Positive cas h flow on R1dgcb ur~ Br . II H. A Plan for 1981, buy this lot. X.lnt mcomt' & area Huntington B<!ach 4-pl ex ~O~h LL STA TE new Sproul duplex al 721 Separate yard:. owe EAS'l'SIDE. view or park. close to lhe beach. No de· _ Poinsettia . 3 Bdrm , 2nd. F P S135.SOO 4 BR. 2 Ba. Fam Rm. fern>d maanl\'nance. tu.-ttmlin&jon REALTORS family, 2~2 bath. 2 stor} I S56 m96&7S-1_t_&\8 ___ Sl23.000. Ot!vm & Co. sumable loan . so hurQ . Hart»Our-f 042 home. 2 bdrm. 2 bath an-Uke new. Near Back Blly 642·6368 dreamsgofa:-.1 ••••••••••••••••••h ••• come unit. 4 car gara ge, , . uy OWNER W l -' SPARKLEPLE.11..ft'W ple asant views too' J bdrm 2 ,ba.:\1anYl.\P· . 0 • aen ront. 5"' 1 d s ~1 t II th "-Po ~ I 026 deluxe Seagah.• Condo. + Lovely 4 bdrm home with 1345.000. P.S. Stroll p<1.,l gra e · · us se I!> ..-.iu 1"' dock 2 B s pacious l1 v1·nu rm. 2 232 Goldenrod. a quamt wee k e n d $1 20 .000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · '"' a. S32!l.500 :"o " T 642 989 down to quahrred bJiycr. frplcs. near new carpel'> newhotne. $560.000 crms l By owner. English Tudor Prancipah.only. llM>-J92J and a gtisterun" Lar"e W -~-' 4.1 dream home . 3bdrm. assumable loan Sl24.000. f!JOU JllO aa v nai VIEW 2ba. Liv rm. fam rm. dan C311979-S370now _o.1;4 tF f!J''tdUYi Ut•J the 16th fa1rwav from mg rm. sun rm with rull 1m!!l!f' ""'/' this 3 bd. 2' ~ ba ·l·IJ!>tom ocean view. As~uma ble ALLST'AT'E 67.J-1?1.9~ home on over..1Zl'd lot loan 9:i..-;. S2 l ll.OOO '"'' 2435E.CoHt~.,CdM 1-'r o m lh l• p ri v ate 661·0922. · courtyard entry to lM-RCTaylorCo REAL TORS m irrored d ining room OLDCORONA DEL MAR ceiling this home ha:. I 006 quality m every detail ••••••••••••••••••••••• S0U11{0FHIGHWAY Ideall y pri ced al IDEAL Flt.MIL Y HOME: 2 story, 3 bdrm and gu est qua rters. Large patio. $355.000. LOU•ECHTEL &Assoc. 675-3331 BY OWNER 205 Emerald. 3 Br + 2 Br apt + guest rm & Ba. $435,000. Owner will Can")'~ !J%. P,~2975 2 Story tllR' l~ Ba.' l BR garage apt. Sep. guest qt.rs. Owner. 673-(g!S Charming well main· lained 3 Br 2~ Ba home on a corner lot overlook· ing Begonia Park. OCEAN VIEW 2 blks from water. Entrv a patio VII (2nd patio in re· ~.000. Ask ror Craig. 6.11 · 12166. ST ARTER HOME On 3 br. 1 ~ ba. desirable comer lot. move-an con· dition. walk to schools ar. V\Cw deck. 2 frplcs in· and shopping. College cludtl\I one in mslr Park. $109.000. Ask for Bdrm suite. R·2 w /room Craig. 631·1266 ' ~=·~:.i~6'etoan 1:1~~19 O,..tt.se ~TORS S.fM-1·5 NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMING DUl'LIX New condo. Only 1 left. 3 0 40-9900 ATTEl'ITIOM INVESTORS 2 deluxe d uplexes in Dana Point. Fireplal'es and balconies. Seller will as s is t 1n fina ncing. Sl.65.000 each. DANA POIMT HOME 4 bedroom. 2~ bath, swee ping ocean view from living room and bedroom. Wood-s iding and shake roof. Submit terms. Sl95.000. RCTaylorCo New 2 bdrm unit with 423BEG-ONIA Br. 2~ ba. 1784 sq Ct for two decks and tst owner Wi...A•ammer Pro""rtt'es $139,500. 334 Ogle St. --'======= depreciation. Also 3 ... ....,. r-Open Sat/Sun 1 5 pm 675.3• 17 . . . Fomt• ¥,,.,,._ I 034 l .lG 0000 bdrm front home with ______ ;a___ 642 5722 _, new roof, copper plumb-. ---••••••••••••••••••••••• ing. new kitchen, new ForSdelyOwner ATIRACTIVE bath . fireplace and SpycJlossHll PARADISETWHHSE hardwood rloors . Total Open Mouse 2 BR·Assuma ble loan lslandCharm! $435,000. Sat&e ••• l·S OCEAN +2ndT.D .. $90.000. Call673·6900 ~... C/21 ..... ptC--"-Former model. spacious "w lmR'r WATERFRONT 3bdrm home, forma l din· 640.5357 HOMES ing room, lrg lamily u.~ REAL ESTATE room. lrg patio with COY· ~---:r• leach I 040 631-1400 er. 3 car garage. view VI EW . ••••••••••••••••••••••• quiet Cul·de·Sac. IEACH AREA Assumabl e lo an at -CUSTOMHOMES Drive byU018alboa 9·7/8% J!'our 3 Bdrm. family AT TR A C TI V E 2 OWMr wil carry rQOm homes with formal s Br. ram1ly room. pool WATERFRONT WITH Close Lo ocean. SlS!J.000 POOL & SLll' l:::asy rina ncing. 20511 1 Heaut1rul Chm•t1ana (l;,,· Suburbia Ln. Open Sat & with indoor pool and l''· SU.o 12·4.. Broker co-op. pans1ve vww. Perft:!<:t tor Owner Agent. 962-79ti4 entertain in~· in tfw, :1 ----bdrm. forma l dan1ni.: rm BY OWNER. 400 plan Cal home with palro and hoal Classic By The Sea . d o rk . Own e r wil l 4br.2sty, 2•2ba. ltv rm. lcase1oplio n o r e x · din rm. ram rm. highly change. $750.000 upgraded $174.~ W. -WATERFRONT 11.B. Open House S<1t. & HOME~ ~n. 12 s. Seller_ can help REAL ESTATE finance. 552 R1dgebuQ 631-1400 Dr., H.B. 846·0026 Must sell this weekend. In• '044 Walk to beach. s acrifice. 2br. 2ba upgraded condo. Must see to bele1ve. Was Sl.26.SGO. now $120.900. rirm. Assume $66.IJOO loa.n at 9~.r;. no pornts Owner moving out or area. Pool. jac. tenni:.. sand voll yball. sec gate 21372 Rrookhurst, Unit 723. 968-8410. Ope n House. ••••••••••••••••••••••• n m n..i::ROCK GL,t:N Large s ingle 11el 1 bedroom. design for family living and nl1•r tain1ng F1 reµla •e 111 both living and f'm11\· room. Spectacular roun· taan and fish ponds in t't!ntral atrium. Lu x· u rious ma s ll'r bath. 17<>res~1onall y detorat· ed a nd la ndsc a pt!d. Amerulies galore ror the most discriminating. Open House Sat /Sun 1-5. rn Sycamore Crt•ck G k n H •llwarth. 559 9400 &al1rtainer's Dream Hwtllt'9f on Seacliff lrg single story. 4br . formal danang. ram rm. custom yrd, tropical pool w bar spa & rireprt. En· joy golr. tennrs & the beach. Walk to schools. REALTORS lmmed occ up ~1n c·y . --- O wn er. 5 36 . 0 7 7 ti . MUST SELL BY OWNER Bier /Coop. Woodbnclge 3 br. 21,<: ba. ~leach House m.oo> ~wn owe 12'il comer lot w J3bdrm. fp. cov palro. drive by. 21282 Yarmouth. then call agt Cynthia 968·0838. J\.C. 2 car gar. 851-0610 STORY ZndTD ~1· 29 goo· dining . Loaded Wtlh + modem apt. 15 Monterey Cir. CdM quality. Each features nr bays. o ld charm. ____ 6«_·_2188____ ' Roman tub. vaulted ce1I· ttug. L_..,rtt f 1 B wt I 1 no1 d mg witft skylight. sun· No rp c. l :V. •• $390.000. Just listed 2 Br. Pallo. I on y v·to n. deck. patio. spnnklers. l quahfymg With SSOK TURnEROCK Ne w o n mar k e t . Heaut1ful Plan 3 featurt!S 4 bdrms. 21"2 baths. ram•· ly room. dining room. 3 rar garagt!. Unusually large pa rk like yard . ma ny lrees & garden an secluded l>e tl1ni.:. 2 pal106. Immaculate con· d1 l1on. Many c ui.tom amenities. Call for appl. $198.500. Fabulous assumable fireplace. $185,000. Onon owner w ill carry 2nd fireplace. intercom. Oak down & $1500/mo. on this finance. ..-TD h O 5bdnn pool home. Cyn REME REALTY House Sat. l ·4. 3210 W 1t N pay-cabinetry. and lots more thia 968.8038. 12 13143 .. ·090I Seavlew. B Eilertsen ments for 3 yrs. r\ffordab ly priced . ... Agt.67S.2373orT7o-a598. Please consider C561·56<1CAJ OCEANFRONTCOOP. 1 t&M.-th f SUH REALTY 2br m luxury complex. UTIR'lai»oalllaH Spydasshct.c..o. Spae~e eBatur e s : 964-2611 $159.000. lO'lo down. New 4 BR uni:l: custom Spac ! BR 3 Ba fiome c1ous 3 r. 2l/28a. I --------752-21.97 DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR 833-92'3 to;eEN125S.:!.aca1~~wnr. +grut cust lot for qual formal dining rm. --------income prop. 645-7272 frplc. lg 2 c ar garage. I GREAT FAMIL y Open Hse Sat/Sun l ·5. P R E S T I G I 0 U S $585,000. 673-3984 atn um. spa & patio. HOME 21372 Brookhurst. 122. 3 COLLEGE PA• IALIOA 151.AMD ly Ow••r·2 17 ApOIMG 2 BR, 2 sty b&e w /fplc. 2 BR gar apt.. + lge sep owners unlt. Good ;lS· sum.able, $392,000. Prine only.673-<mr IJ.COTTAM Ch arm ine 2 bdrm w /plclret fence. 1 block tq bay. Seller financing available.' Ofte red at tza,000. "4·7020. OCEAt-4 .VIEW HARBOR VIEW IDLLS 3 br. 2~ ba, separate ram rm. brkfst nook . ms.ooo. ~ NICI llDucED! Ha ndso me cedar 4Br. 2Ba. light & airy, 1 br. 2 ba condo. CIR Reautiful Purdue J>lan. h. I fd ' A blk toschl & park. l 'n m1 RealLors.Ann.6"6·5096. Features include 3tJdrm. S ing e 5 IOQ. tobch. Only $118.900. 2 ba. Ideally located to woodsy beach l9ok. 841..5502 schools. park. ~..L.1 & Ope h d 10-6p v-3 Br, l:V. Ba. super sharp ~ n se ly M &superclean copdo with shopping. Asking only PLEASE CALL Citeplace. Walking dis· Sl32.SOO. Open House Sat. Ownrfbk" 1·5. 14941 Sumac. 1 lance to shopl)ing center 548 2819 and trans por tation. • $87.500. call Gen Ryan. or 631·224& For details le directions ,,_you. 752.J.m LARG,=0~MILY ; qUAIL Pl!A! 4 bedrooms. Very pi .A.CE WOODBRGE 5BR. PM nice patio & yard. Near ~ Prescott by La,oon. Huntington Center. Full nOPBTIES.. AGT 2FR LS Mandarin Owner w&Dta to move out now! Prime 2 st o ry home. So. PCH. Lee 2 Br apt W/xJnl Income. Sub-~~~~~-~ mil . J Dor an, Aat. ~ price Slli.SOO 1,,,__ Tl .. ,0 P.M.t . Owner 552-4666 i Parle Pl.ace Inc. 842· 1461 "!!~~-~~~~~~ :: OWHER MUST~ 851·9522 bingo ~~ ....... ~~.~ .. h_ • WTSllE ~ FlllEST ~ bd, 2 ba. w/fam rm. 2 27G°OCEAHVllW RIAi.HEAT 2bdrm, 2ba condo.1 Xlnt Only 10% down to live on 3 Bdrm. + large Family \erms . Owner ~sist t h e s a n d i n th I s Rm. Walldna distance to financing. Assume ~-'Al breathtaking. rar ely the beach. Full price loan.552--4447. l •f""!· lllCllllS frplcs. 2 patios. N'ew carpeta + paint. used brick le oak. Faatutk value, 288 Sherwood ,.st. OPEN HOUSE S,\t 12·5 or call for appointment. available, 3 Bdrm. Sl34 ooo I Motivated seller has paricPiacetnc.842-7461 tUa1"9•leodl ~040 Nn 5br,. Iba, srrs.ooo, ., *8:'0:-" bdt vu. 26 3BEDROOMS StartinC at SlOi.000. slashed price $40.ooo.1,-1 "---.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-;.-~.··.·.··.·.·.··.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·· llust Mil now! <550CA) n WE. 871-•1 C:.-.. Mw IOU, OD Vletorta btwn Newport le Harbor Blvd. MWUt ...... , .... , SUMUALTY '6~2611 CUrt Herberta II, GJ.·la --------orMZ-5554. REDUCED Open Ilse Sun 1-4 LIVI Iii 818Z~.Wan Dr llAUIWULCDM 1-S.DWLIX REALTORS Ele1ant. 5 Br 3 Ba Dtjoy J private......... fw J ... .... W/fUUl)', formal dinlJll, OCIUll ftew abdrmbome ~POINT . ac hqe patio room1. wttta..,.niMt.,.uiyrm. Sl41.:l ~r'of NP Blvd ·• C h oice area . Now BMt pric.' ln area. l'ee Ml• n llcllltevlata. Bnt lot'a-SlG.000. ll"'t aell! Ast. ....... OlllY -..00-Call 146".14 ~Ud,OPEN HOU&E -..... ~/I Oe~~Dt ~'t1!1~ I blocks ID hen lrvlne • ~j~llA.ltSRALL ., olWner, All. S79,900. (TM>•* Blvd. t~ yu n old DH• S.crillce price. Nice 3 br !!!!!!!!!!!!li!!!!!!!!!!!l Tonbaale. 3 .... 2 bl. .........·MM833. v...-. eaflllt 6 ,._. flOOL Larae 5Br. 38a. ffo-orla a., lrUWJ "' .. --~ar WoMI . IJ Owaff. ...... ....... •*'· ___ ;;..... _ __; __ 1 ·ar . .. ,. """·· ~ ,,,.. . .. .. .. - . MO DOWM-OICAY!!! 3Br. l :V..Ba. Frplc. Built·ins. In goq:l family area. will not last at S85.5()0. No Down Okay to quality Veteraa. FHA Okay too. SubMit all offers. MO QUALIFYING!!! No need To Qualify when you taKe over the loan on this spacious 38R. •tit.a Ba. with s pa rkling cool pool. Cozy f am r m. cpUng 1 yr yoW11. ca ll for more details. ~ CIR , Realtors QDMftACT SA.LI Ott i br. h11hb' uparaded. 'l'tlolre loull()n on lr\'\'O btlt. nr POOl 4' tAC'lllili SAltAllltlM.AH '46-5096 THI ONLY WAY T060 Louled btlh abov~ ....,_.., tamed R1v1t-ra J ...,._.CIS-l"OMWee w 1owtand1na to ~ '" llU~ hill otean vu 3 bfdrm floor uncMlfl llt\1NEOROVt~ plan Ceatwro bt>am~ town8'ome M an~ u1l1nas . \U dl"r ll'4. •mt n I u ~ • 1 n l h 1, cncloMd bm•k patio ' · t~.llar" ctarJ' 1 3 uri kit w bllt Ira " brkr I ,.,,h C A. plw.h rarpct bu Prl ct>d ror 1nl 1n,. cOH' rc>d p111t 10 & ~11lN1ale al SlJ!l.000 roontaln ll Pools' 2 T"'n \llS! ION REAi.TY on rourt1' Grl'('nbelts • ~S Csl Hwy, LaaunJ Jll6l ltsltd 1149.900 ,...... 494-07 ~1 t 1 IY Owta "'!!!!!!!!!S!!l!!t!! .. !!ll!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!~ BY OW'St:R lmmac. 1br. iRIE RANCH 4br + fam = ocn vw, assum S200M rm Complete!> rt•mt>d, lll 2'; 1s t. no pti.. S289.000 n t" w <'pl . p J 1 n t . WOODlllD61 494·1.216 wallpa~r. Lovely yord LAICllPtlONT ---------Kg• Pond. Assum In OPEN SUN 2·5 111 $J4S.900 ~1·5833 AllbcWnUdiacJ l3S2Clrcle\\>ay ,EXQUISITE .Mne tn Orange Tree. 2 ... m. 2 ba. Fabulous N~IO with pnvall' spa 'OOcorated to the Nth tfttree and a pnmc loca tlon. Centrally air c·ond. Terr1 f1r recre.it1onal f~C'1llt1e:-. "' ' '"I - ')I .. S23 CAMPUSDl·llNM oa_ _____ -J --FAST ESCROW, QUICK MOY~N 3 •Bdrm. large family room and elegant dining \U>Ql, extra larj;e lot und h,ght earthtunc decor in· t <' r 1 o r C o o ~ 1 ti t· r Uf~:rf1eld for tt 'i, l'UOtlnU· 'lni;t 10\ estmt>nt potential !Ind •l~ many amen1t1<':-.. 1iool~. p:.irks. tennis and !ll#cquet ball rnurts. \'u. <;apt. so }OU cao move in ittler a quick escrow or (ehni: price onl y Sl52.tl00 Just reduced Open House Sun. 1·5 Call L es. 114 .55 9 .9400 REMAX OF IRVINE **JUST LISTED! 1t.:lrd lo find Briarwood model'" beaul1(ul Wood- bndge Broadmoor . 4 wutsru.1 Bdrm an over ~sq ft. Compare the ,.yaJueat J• $179,900 w"''d bridge Rcall&J 551-300() 1!1"4\l lbrr~nu vi.. .. \. lr\'lnr **ON THE LAKE M._ ._.. White water view Steps •/Ow.tr to beach. Huge ma ~ter lllM/GoW IC•y bdrm. with view deck 2 SS t-4411 other Bdrm. 2 Ba. + ·'• Woocllri.._ Crossiftt ba. in garage Protected Easton model. gorgeous patio. Lovely garden Lllkerronl premium loca· Choice location. ~.O\llJ lion. 2174 !-. C. 3 Bdrm. de· M 8 r Y H t' r l ~ l a m n library, p luntation 2131796·3166. i;hullers , cs lm tile Wh1pplt'Really kitchen. ccntr11I <Jar . ! beautiful and brel'l} Vww of lake, mountain~ & nlte lite rPflectton of ®G@+!.1%§1 o ur charming Wood· •-•••H-• m••• bndge North Lakes. ACCESS Y•Watac ftowf Loe. TO IEACH Highly custo m ized for A very s pecial villa, de builder owner. ced ar signed by those who ceilings, maple butcher wanted the R1v1era at block counter, oiled oak mosphere. Located m a flooring. cstm tile & private gated area with c abinets th r u-out. beach. pool and tennis 2 garden shower opening bedrooms plus luxunow. lo wood deck a nd jacuzzi. stud)'. 2 baths. french Too much more to men· doors. a d e lti.:htful 'lion Must see to believe. .k1tehen. Only 2 years.oltJ SOLD S290,000 SUper terms' $250,000 WALK TO IEACH! L•ef--" Cute. cozy remodell·d ,_.,., charmer on Catalina Woodbridge Crossini.: Stret'l' Two bedroom~. flr1ght on . Highly UP· ·garage. fresh landi,,cap graded, tastefull) de· 1ng. high ceiling~. and coralcd 2 Bdrm. den. greatterms! Sl55.000. 1800 sq ft. Gorgeous plan· MAGNIFICENT talion shutters and Mon· t1cello parquet rtoors m COUNTRY EST A TE entry in kitchen. Lots of Prime pnvate loc<Jt1on. sun with a private sun· ocean view on one acre deck. All this right on the site. Beautiful cus tom lake with a sweeping country Englis h s ur- v1ew of the lake. mtns & rounded by lush grounds. rule hghts. pool and spa. 5 bdrm . SOLD $237,000 41-i baths. S87s.ooo 4ff·IJ20 lll-OIJ6 ~/Gre1•tt Bnghton model 2 Bdrm. den, 212 ba. Lux lge master ::.wte w /private d£'Ck. Open & a1r)' with vaulted ceiling's end un· 1l. EnJOY leisure tame on your lake view front deck with a park-like ~ellmi.: over looking greenbelt. Beach club rec area and the beautiful Woodbrid~c North Lake. -----'- Owt4ER SACllftCES Ocean view view view. 3 Bdrm. 2~ balh. 2300sq rt custom home. Assume 2 loans Wood. skyui.:hli.. Mexican tile. $189,:,00 Call Wilson & Weiss R E 493-2'752 One of lrvine·s most µre· ~~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!~~~ s l1t\ous r e s idences . NEW- WOOD&GLASS Panoramic ocn view 'W·.O 0 D B R I D G i:; --------•I SA YE SSS o~9s~\ .5 ~ROSSING ·s la r gest ,,m>del. The .. Easton ... 2 tO,ks lo shopp1nl( & ~c~ema . Call for ,\our ly OwMr! 32012SUnsel Ave. I OIC UMDElt MKT South Laguna Beaut 2br. 3ba condo m <Cross St. 10th l personal inspection Ran cho'San J oaquin. _ASS_UM __ A_B_L_E_l_()<;_k_L_O_A_N Lge open L .R .. de n w /wet bar. form. d.r. on sophisticated ocn 2'70' w-nile lites. End un-View hillside home over· il·lol.s or priv·2 patios. looking Laguna Bch Clse lo: pool/jac golf. Coordinating custom teMls, Mason Pk, etc. cpts, drps, & wall cover· 1169.500. Cr eative fin ings. 3Br. 2Ba. 1mmac avail. :6 Montanas Sud, cond. Principals Only lrvme off San J oaqwn. $189.000. By o wner 1' BEAUTIFUL "11Rancho San J oaquin fOWNHOME. Prestige. sec-unty. elegance. con· 955-1438. 640-4890 d)'S, 494·8810 <>PIM HOUSE I 0-5 Eves1wknds SAT.&SUH. venlence and priced to ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I 11tell. Beaut. v iew of l•wine C ampus and RANCHO SAN J OAQUIN 1Mutuon Island. Call for VILLA·lBr. loft /den . 1aformat1on on this Opn Labor Day Wknd De.am home. Ask for 8111 t 0 · 6 8 Se g u r a . at640-4&46 Sl4S.000.~26 Owner. RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN "San Joaquin'' model. 2 bedrooms plus den/study. Quality neutral tan carpet s and drapes. Mirrored doors. Fabulous golf course view. 2 private patios. Asking $179.500. Pe nthouse "San Mateo" model. 2 bed room unit overlooking golf cour e and night li f(ht vjew. Up~raded. Community PoOl. tennis. $178.000. Motn'HWOOD Year and a hall new 3 bedroom. 21h bath single family detached home. Many upgrades . 3 car garage. Owner will consider contract with· 20'~ down. 1189.500. WILLOWS bedroom home in great family area. Privacy. RV access. Good term1. Try contract of sale. Alking .000. PRIY ACY /VIEW from this 3 Bdrm, 3 ba home with formitl dining rm. tre nch doors and Mexican tile thru-out. Wet bar and many decks. , Great for entertaining. Assumable loan. F /P 1254.SOO. EVIi CHAMGtMG IMNISSIOMS ot this hills and sea from this Chris Abel designed 4 bdrm home overlook· 1n1 Laguna. Sauna . game rm. lge kitchen. family rm. lge master bdrm+muriy m ore amenities. $495.000 111 .. 440 WOILD ...... 1o-.....u.. OU'l4 ....... fMlutel ol ....... _ __,~..,. ~room llo••· C I M T I A L LOCATIOM for the r1m1ly on \he iio. 5 l•rao bdrm•. 4 bath•. rountry d1n1n& rm. huJ(e r.,uly rm, beamed hv. In& rm w1frplc •. enter 1a1nment area m rear pauo EV•:N a i.peC'1al pla~e ror the dogg1ei. $438.000 HoMt&G1tHCMIM 600' to the ocean' Ocean view too 1n North Laguna 3 large bdrms. 3 baths. family rm. wood floors . 2 lrplcs + separate ASl 1apt with balh, covered lanai. larJ(t' craft studio Courtyard big enough for pool & 3 garages Will carry SlOO.O<lO 2nd. Ap· prox 3000 sq. ft. oldor with churucter $325.UOO 494.7551 .. ~, ...,,.. Hll L If _. ~::._ M' COHMACK Rl LAKE PARK A beaut1full} landscaped 3 bdrm. 2 bath homl' featunng high beam ce1I mgs & decorated m ex· cellent taste A planned community with pool & s pa Close to Nig ue l Pa rk. schools & shop· pmg Sl45.000 3ARCHIAY A comfortable 3 bdrm & fam1I}' room home m this family o nented pn\';11l' rommu·n1t \ Ot·t•an \ ll'14 & a lar1•e 1ionu~ room arl· lhl' plU..,SC!> S.329.000 MAGNIFICENT ... .v1ew11 from th•~ l11rge IC\'el bulld1ni.: s1le m a new private' area located on a cul -de-sat• direct ly behind and a bove an oceunf r onl l ot Arch1lecural controlled to protect the view $375.000. ,.~r•r '-~M!l~c..-, ut4' -.... ... eo...~ U.--., Ca IQ!MI [ 17141494·1 177 FANTASTIC OCEAN VIEW 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. huRe rlen. 2 frplcs. Jove l~ } a r d 5223.500 Peg Allen Rllr 49'1 757lS L..-.Hllh 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lCAIGAltAGE Spaciousness abounds in t hi s pror. de e & landscped exec home 4 gd sized bdrms + hul(t' bonus rm. ram rm brfst nook Too man) amen1l1es lo hst. Onl} 5179900. For prnalc ~ho w1ng. cull Glt•n H~llwarth. 559·9400. re /max logo reverse REALTORS L..,...MMJu.t 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • OCEAN VIEW 3 Bdrm . Dt>n I lom1· 111 :'\11-:uel Shllrei-. Gu:11d1'tl J;J le l'ommun1t~ "llh ll·nna., court~. pool. 'P"' and sauna. Pn\ all' park mg for white sand beach Ongmal Owner Wet bar. paneled Den. .S'l77 .SOO NEARLY NEW High m lhe hills 2 Stol') Homt• with lrad1t1onal C.Olorual archtlt'cture 4 Bdrm 3 Ba F lfm1I) Room. Seperate dtnin_g room. 2 fireplaces. Just 2 miles to ocean $259.000 NEW LISTING llounlam & hill \ 1cl4 lot Bwld )Our d ream homt• now Ran· opportuml~ l'n et·d nghl al SICY.l.500 CATALINA SUNSETS And IJ1g Ol't'an \'ll'W :trt• yours to enJOY from th1~ l Rdrm. Oen llomt' w1th1n walking distance to thl· beach Street to Stred lot and flt'x1ble f1mmctn~ Won't last long. S199.51JO 495--5220 496-2413 830.5050 493.9494 ---- ~.~~ ....... ~.~~·-····1~·~·~······· ............. 106t .... '°'' ................ '°'' ....................... ········•············· ...................... . He.N1ForS. ....................... ... .,.,. .... 106t .......... -... .......... . ............. w.,., .. .._ WlltlHt~ • S11TU ruwa • Westcliff 2 BR. 2 ba, spacious sep. dining rm & liv. rm with beam ceil & frplc. teak panel FR opens to kltch. Attached 2 car gar. Minutes to ocean. tennis. golf. museum. shops. schools. Lot-fee simple. Unfum. 1238.000: rum $260 ,000. <Inc I udes apt iq ues. paintings. etc.> Security.system. O,..._.W/S. IO-to5,.. 1111 .......... M. ly 0....--642-1920 DOYB SHOlllS Fabulou.a pool home. 4 Odtm Spectacular. 0000 • sq ft. $375,000 I C /2 t Nwpt. C.....,. 640-5357 S.a.t.llf• 107' ••••••••••••••••••••••• By Pac .. euer Homes !&eaant s bedroom. 4 bath honw now under conatnaclion. Out1t1nd· ln& cuttom fHlura In· thMit latte mast~r 11wte with hydro whirlpool jetted tub. rormal dining room. 11rden room. c1&1tom fireplace with convenatlon pit. 2 car a1ra1e. 17'x38' private dock with w1ter & elec· triclty. Some optional color selection possible dwina construe l Ion. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Priced Sl.~.000 CYNUSSHOIU Oce• leach Est• New. prest igious r e s1dence. Sec gate. ex· clus 1v1· bea c h & dubhouse ~very rm a magnificent vu Corner lot . adj to former Nixon ei.l1.1te. By appl only. SiS0.000 1·723·8828 & 1-723~136 0,..s.tts-l·S eoo H.rtMw l"-d Dr. caro1 norr. Alt. 631·0094 Shown by appointment. UDO ISLAND Open house every day 1·5 pm. 223 Via Ithaca Best buy on Island •:xtra large lot 3 Bdrm + S32S 000 C /2 1 Nwpt.Cetlffr 640-5357 IEACH DUPLEX Investor'~ dream Clost• lo beach Good ftnam· 1nii Somll'W'r /winter rcn tuls 471USea~horc Ur C /2 I Nwpt Center 640-5357 188° OCEAN VIEW Newly deeoratl!d on fee land Owner extremely aruuous and pnccd 10 i.ell COZY EASTILUFF HOME C.Ompletely refurbished: 3bdrm + cute den. Lri.: fenc ed yrd 5199.000. Owner 1Agt. 752·2197 80/o DOWH OWC Easlbluff 5 Br 3 Ba 7 1~1 67 5·2073 or 213 287 553.5 •7&·•000 Newport Heiqhts UJ/\. I br horn, . l.Jeanwd <'l•1ilnl{~ R \' enlram·t· f"rmt ln·t·i-. 31<!5.00ll Urokl·r Call S\l\a ~ 2737 . Newport H e1~ht i. By Owner. 1175.000 2 Bdrm I Ba 2 Dbl Garn~e~ 675-3063 Wknds . 679·966i Eves. EXCHANGE Spyglass Hill cu.st lot & or 5 BR 3 B11 home tor qual incom e pro p &i5·i272 LIDO LEASE 3 Br. 2 bu rental on Lido Isle Close to bch & ten ru. .. A\ ail on I \f lca~e S1 .00> mo 6-U 7020 LEASE Ofc or Retail t ) n. opt to renew 1000 + ~1r pnme loc San Clem Shopping Cntr 60 s/f Beaut cp't & decorated MO\<' 111 J\:-.k for Joi: lkllC'r llomt•' Reall) 661 2-11Y7. art 5. 496 -;'596 Salt• o r t radt• lor ('a po \ allt•~ lot Jbdrm :!' ~bJ lrpk lrg prt\all• ,.un dt>t•k. p.1 1 io. -.11·p~ to ocean chefs. park ~hop JJtnK Sl21.!l0(1 01;1 11973 e SanJuan L. C•strano I 078 1ngo ······················· 11ulh1'" 1\BSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL VIEW, VIEW, VIEW Terms. term~. terms Owner anxious Mak<' an offer Takt• your chou·e 3 br.21 ~ba.Sl22.000 :Jhr 211 ha. Sl2f\.500 :J br. :! 1 .. ln1 SI 2'J. !JOO .1011:-.0 ~I.\ k!-.11.\LI. n::1 1:1;1; l~fZ~I~ R ~ \l.'I UH!'> l'ij(.., dO\\n nu (JUJhl~ tnj.! S8:'i 1~r mo • .1 ppro~ 1 l'artm.<r:.h1p. 3 b1. :.!' • bJ. tond11 ~Ill tontlllmn \ 1llagc San Juan. 4 bdrm. 2 ba. counlry court hom1· All tlw amr·n1t1es S\05.000 RILLER REALTY 546-0814 TWO CONDOS '..! & .I lhlrtn ,-;•1 !.1511 ,\ ')'II :,011 I'" n .. r mu· 1 ... ,.11 \ ' l''.I 'l)IMI ~ 1'1.1 i ::1.' Santo Ana IOBC $72.000 LUXURY CONDO al $335,000 Call about un 0 C E A N F R 0 H T J OH.\i ~11\HSllAl.L. f>31 1266 J-..a,~ fmanctnl( a\'a1lablc on th1.., loH·h . adult I hr 111 nd11 Heu11111 u1 &.- ~·rure tomph'\ C'l~e '" ~hopp1n~ & South Coa-.1 t•n11·rl.J1nm1·n1 Com· mun1t \ po•ll & lr.1~ of t'\ t rJ~ Sl't'tllod.J' believable terms DUPLEX ~~'l~;~~a{ a~~ltel:~~ ... ~~ it~~ I Z!J Ocean V1e~s llomE:~ Our Spec1all) Robt. Sacks & Assoc. 54'-9522 JASMINE CREEK Decorator'!> own homl' 3 Bdrm. 2 :o:lfin spltl 11•\ l'I O<·t·an \ 11•\l on "icll· r rC't'n lx'll Tlw ult1mt1ll· m d1•ror =IO J\tull Or Othen, ah.u t1vatlnhll' C /2 t Nwpt Center 640.5357 SUPER BUY Sl67,000. 4Br. 2' ~ ba in ln level Assume 9~. •; loan Walk lo beach and pool Call To m Gollier both stdt'' lur unmatrhed I p r1 van l dl'luxl· ----~l-..~LT(2_RS 3hdrm 2ba. untl~ "1th numrrou:-. upcr a dt'' Patio on the bt·<J< h "Ith bt•il Ul ll UI 'un,,t·I' "" C..ilahn.. 1n \our I runt ~ ard' LIDO ISLE LSc/OP· TION Clf.'an l bdrm l;1m11\ home w 1th m · \\ l'ltr J1t'l; paint & Lt·\l•l or~ :! pallo,.. watt•r solle m·r . <:<Jhlc T\'. Jha. L:.c •op t1on to lie up 1oda~ ·!> p r1 ,e 014ncr /Ag l 6-'2 5001 PRESTIGIOUS ~ -OCEANFtlOMT ( ·u,l••m llu• II :!Hr :!li ,1 horn " B.u·h qtr-. ~., 1 l'llt•n1 \ ,dul· JI 1ri:1 •~·u JONES REAL TY 673·6210 i\ '.'/ X I 0 L'S 0 W ~ t-: U PRIC.:E REDl'<.:•;o :1 Bdrm 2 bath Blul r, 1·011 do reduced to Slal.!lllO l<A TE.LLA REALTY 557.53 I I Weshninster 1098 ..•.....•..........••.. LARGE YARD l.11.?lll & hn ·~l11 .1 lxlr111 hunw "''h p.11 h 111,,. \.,.:rd Int ... uf ! f Uil l rt_•t1" H ill Jlrll'<' S!ll ,;)IMI l'~rl.. l'la• I' Inc Ii I:! i 11; I ll 1-. \ L' T I F l I. :1 II H I •,11 ,\. t't'nl ral air ru. .. lom ktl & b;.ith l'm c·n>wncr636 .t071i \iint·Ranch. 1-:i u~re. rrwt _B_r_k_r_~_._9200 ____ _ Spanis h lla c1enda on HJJ!h assumable loan al Back Ba) Old World 9 ;5r;. Call :"a nry Lau\ Other Real Estate trees View. Upgraded .t ---------br home Mus t sell SJ.25.900. Owner '195-3598 Mewporl hach 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llGCANYON CONDO VIEW LISTING Split level 2BR 2BA & mother tn·law unit F'ec land Kmgs Hd IALIOA-NEWPORT hatty 675-8170 Pnced reduced. Short lea:.e1opt1on ava1lablt'. ~~~~~~~~~ C/21 Nwpt. Cent~ 640-5157 Charm. 4bdrm + rruud 'i. agent for mforrrutl1on room. pool. see Lt & bu> triS-0000 or 6i3 3633 .........•............. 1100 II S499 .000 Hedda ~~~~~~~~~ :\1aros:1 Agt 646 1044 :: ••••••••••• • ••••• •••••• NEWPORT SHORES AFRAME.3Br 2St). hu ge p\t ..,u ndt•ck IA astro turf '.\t•t•f.b paint ,, n d I o \ 1 n :.: Owner StS;Ul()IJ UOLL HOCSI-:. 2 llr :! St\ with land Gr(-;1t pa.t10. \\tlh la14 n' Mll\t' ---------ISan Juan Capo ss;;.ooo l S99,!IJO BACH/1 BDRM i"ahulou~ \ er!>a tlll'' OPE:'-< Sl'NO,\Y I ·' :IOO<.:AG:"EY ='.!15 llX'hmd 110,11.? 1111 .... µ •tff liosptlal Hoad 1 ,\1,11 Br. 2 Bu . 1-180 MJ rt 8~ r:-. old ,\l.(t S..11 5032 '.\EW ;>.;11\ 'i i . <!~x48 i b r 2 ha. f<lm rm IJeJ\nl:i li<l \'ildl' Viii C~t llw\ & 8 J.\i-.1dc 11<!9 1, ~IL 673 2:i9f; WHEH E t an .' ou hu) a lol in Npt Bch for sio.uoo• Close to the water . t'IOM' Lovely & secluded '•AC. lo a pool and close to lht.• l>REAM 3Br. 2Ba. ram rm. spa. heach'.' 1\l 3G.i <.:anal St IYTHESEA deck.Sl69.000.645·1496 Wl· will throw 1n tht· in cond1llon $16!:1.000 JUST LISTED. I Br ~ F;i m Hm Gre;it loc;i lion. no nabor~ llugl' 2 pa110. hug1• i.underk. t'n l l·rta1neri. hom•· B\ a1>Pt only S21 2.00o · CANAL FRONT 3 Br. 2 Ba OW. Ff' + bonm. Rm Good take O\l'r loan S20.'i.000 1>45· 86.18 or 631 fl ifl.1 11.\l'L OL'T ~IOB IU: llOM F: f:xcepl \ alUl' ·11; 12· 12xtill. :! bdrm BLOCKS FROM Carport :111.nmi.:. porch & Breathtaking ocean \'iew house for $129.000 Dnvt· from this exciting 2 l•--------•I b~ them t•a ll for :1 ppt Bd rm . d en h ome . C reative f1 n anc1n1t Features: sparkling pool available. for a buyt•r and glow1nJ: parquet w1lh m 1n1mum S60.000 floors. Short walk lo down private beach and tennis Ninfa Jar•is Owner will fin un l'c. 644-8850 $419.000. don osen r•·a It• p, John Coombe broker Big Canyon home for sale b~ owner 3500 s q fl Deauv11le on lrg prt \ate 1213 N COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH SPECTACULAR WA TEltfttOMT WJIOATDOCX CANAL FRONT .i Br 2•~ Ba Lotsa wood & till' Bl \\•1ne s t o r<1 J.(l'. G<>urmet kitchen Pnde of 0"11rrsh1p A steal at ~.000 Must sell ' com er lot with view 46' NINFA JARVIS pool with redwood s auna. -197·4848 dog run & dramatic en 642·8850 try featunng Spanish t1 le __ John __ Coo __ m_be_b_k_r_. _ SAND awntni.:. setup~ & IA 1ndow :\ C: Ex lr OK 1.1 c r\ttrar 11 v1:. -i fldrm . FT5:1116. Si9!J:i Mg r fa mily homl',."1th 2 7ll9622112 pat1rn. and O\'l'r!'\l/\'Ct !.Un ---- d er k Communa l ) NEWPORT Bl-:A C ll r lubhouse. pool. and 1t•n Ba c he lor ~ dream or ru~ ThrouJ(h .i~:t} ~our couples dehghl Your 01>· la141l rnowt•r and 1•nJO) port unit> to h \ c l Lido the low ma 1nll·n;in('l' b) 1he Bay Ne~ doubll' }ard O"A ner 'Atll ht•lp "i de delu'<c Decorators finance and 1f) ou hurr}. dream I goq!l'ous bdrm ~ou ma) se lect ~11uro11.n ., r o n verlt hlt· dc ·1 ne w carpeting I !ll>KC1\ I n,5 32.ti SUM REALTY --- 964-26 It Newport Reach ON Tll 1-: SPECTACULAR VIEW Lrg 3 br home w /fam rm & Ir ~ bonus rm Beautiful coastline & city li$(hts view. S.449.000 ~-7020 Beautifully decorated lhis 3 Bdrm + 1 Bdrm and loft guest unit or ren- t a I features : master swte wilh sitting room and fireplace. fam ily room. secunt~ !>YSlem. sauna. ~orgeous tile deckin~ w1lh Jac uzzi and bwllin BBQ-best buy m Newport Harbor . $765.000. thru out. Proressonally ---------decorate d S695.000 LUXURY BAY Lido mobile park. racm~ yadit anchora~1· Older & umque lowe:.I pnced on watl·r F'urn. Sl49.500 •>r be~l ofr. 675·4i4l or 79i-Groil btQ.gO OPEHSUM2·5 OCIA.M & CANYON VIEWS UMl9UE HOMES Ask for Kathie Shields 675-6000 or 497..,(214 Owner will arran11e OFALIFETIME financing if needed. Call Two or the finest homes 7 ! 4 . 7 5 9 . 1 9 1 3 0 r on the Ba ~ front with lge 714-640-196.J for opp. boat slip For yor ~our llRD'S EYE Ocean + Bayview condo. Boat slip. Tr)' tor; dn. Owner ls motivated. Agt 543-2591 personal s howing. call Anita Northrup Prtn(' onl)' 642·5062 WATERFRONT Channelfront lot for res 30· boat dock. Walk lo Lido shopping & beach. $320.000 Terms. 675·911 1 Agent NPT HEIGHTS $139 500 3 Bdrm 2 batt. fireplace. lariie lot. roof 2 ~ear:. new Call 6.l5·9161 • ..... 11' •• ! OPEN HOUSE REALTY /' ' 1 blk to beach. 20· self cont trailer Si ps ;, Alum !>hetl S55i5 Call ~·3675 or 2131311.1·11958 Steps lo beach Mobtle Home. 47' x If . 2 Bdrm. Refr1ge .. walcrbeu. atorage shed included. Partially furn. $8100. 646-852)1 or 962·3!!08. Splendid home or wood THI ILUFFS and glass with each win· Spacious & dramatic 3 dow Cramlna a dirrerent bdrm + conversation pll ocean and mountain and game loggia over· view. Own this comfort•· looklng lush greenbelt. ble 3 bdrm home of only steps to sparkling dramatic s paces for poof. Offered at $194.500. Udo Isle. by owner. 4 BR + den, like new. Sell or trade. for sma ller LI. princ only. 673-7586 or.. SAT /SUM 1-5 SIR+ fcMJlty with Pool • 21x2 I 1076 S.ClltllHh 1076 Park Lido Condo . By owner. 2 Br. 2 ba. newly decorated. near Hoa11 Hospital. Xlnl financing. Price slashed. 673·5908 1255.000. Good financing Agent 640-SSOO. ---------available. ~!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~~~I IA YAK>MT COMOO t71 MW..r Secunty. adult prestige 1.z,.3 bldg. with VlEW or Ba)' 644-72 I I or the best condos In & Pool. Spacious 2 bdrm Newport Crest. Ocean with boat slip available. view. Unique floor plan ~uced S2S.OOO. OwMr wtth poof "tennis C'OUrts needs to sell 1335.000. Ph close by. Prime location. S3i.1400. Ii custom decoraUona. Call now for appoint· ment. l I I '\_· • If\ I I'\.' I !11 \ ' I ' Ft. RV Parking Pod. Perfect for the large ac· tave family with 2 master suites 1n approx 2'00 spacious sq ft on low traf. fie cul-de-sac :itreet. REDUCED to $210.000 7l71ayporl,NI. Coff Ho•dayt 644-7211 ~',l(tll i' 1\11 ! l \ i'-i'-illl ii'\l ( s IAYW + llACH + DOC1 3 br. a bl. private beach rm for 45 ft boat. ln·law qtr . Next comln• area for waterfront. Investment sell at S435K w/240K a.um at u v .. Int. Bob or Dovte Koop. 931·128S. res· 780-1580. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• A MOST UNUSUAL PIOP£RTY Spacious home with spectacular ocean and golf course view from every room. Huge gourmet kitchen with large chopping block island, 3 large bedrooms -2~ baths pluEi paneled family room and 400 sq.ft . redwood deck. 3 frplcs. 1289.500 Open 2·5 at 447 Crespi San Clemente Bob Anderson 492·5413 .._...,_ ...................... , ........... -..-. ..... ~----..... ,...... ___ .... ____ ~_._ ... _,,.,,,.,.. ............ -.............. , ... ··--·-~· - S.iie:~.: ,.. ..... il'=-'=P ·--C-· ..-Mr ,.ol. walk •o ................ .. :r::.· :..; .... • ,.. ........... P'1t =~-;::··~hd ......... , NEW f'OURPLEX -... S. 1 IOO n l X 1rou. fWl)' rented ~ ~c ... ' 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AaUJnt la. Bier M()..4724 1-a .. r, o I Br. c.MM.·&raUtrCIOlnblna ~~~ Old bouae+28ach I:: =:a. :.l:a old. s.sooo v.;u raun~ at tti.~ =~Miu~.~ ~~:i~ only payments Pluu W•1rff......... tell bltr 01·2246 or -~---·----- Ille. '11·1400 --4u.lhCet .. Mffe !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!'I Acr1 ... fwS. uoo ....................... , ..... ;:;w1 , f MOTa 16 UJ!ls on ~ a(ft a..t location Larte AOOI & r ec reation roo m . ~.-. 29<'4 down. owe balfMe. Rl ·d I 11 l Id-} l\t',tl ty 1$~00WN Owne.r wdl finance 3 Duplexes on I lo\ Prime Cond 5322. ooo CJS Reahors 1·63S-56SO OWMa MUST SELL DUPLEX: Easl side Costa Mesa. S13S.OOO Also 4 Plexes & 6 Plexes avail•ble. Prrnc only. &&2-5062. Agent. 44-PLIXES i ~:: ·,-: :1 HI ll7 ACRES. lOO"ifi usable OR 16 UNITS w/eled.ric • telep~ne 1~~~~~~~~~I n...,_C'J • Xlnt terms. by owner. 1.;; .,... "' mterest. separate trust deeds on each pro· S300K or ofr. Rancho • TRIPlEX perty. Seller to carry Califomia.M0-8299 2 Yeiars old In Costa seeond Trus t Deed. .._. "'operty 1350 Mesa near So. Coast $160.000per building ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plaza. Ow1'er·s unil con· 40 U.._.ITS r~ d s1sts of 3 bdrm. 2 baths. " ""'""a oCays Crplc. patio. Pride or Excellent re ntal loca-CoronadoPenlnsula ownership F.nclos ed lion. Seller will r arry 3 bdrm. 2 bu. Chanel garages Never a vacan-paper. 23 2-bdrms. plus frClet home wilh 40· L cy' Excellent assumable 17 1-bdrms Full pnce aMped dock for 2 boats '1400 000 Rip beamed ceilings. 1 0 a n · S 2 2 ~ • O O O · C ' R ' E A T I V E atrium. fireplace. wet Owner/Agenl83J.92S3. INVESTMENTS bar le private pallo on l•--------•I 644-9513 the Chanel. o~al home M!W LISTING ------- for living & entertaining. 5 1..,.ITS + 1 ....... 0 Loh for Sole 2200 Owner213/391·3606 v" _.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• . I t' • Pfop1rty l 400 Recently refurbis hed. -······~··•••••• Ex~ent Ea&Uiide loca· MSSIOM VIEJO lion. Area to bui Id amore XI.NT LOC~ TIQH unit.s. 752-1920 2l7SZ Marguerite Pkwy, 1800 sq. fl for relail operation. lg com · merclal r ear r oll-up door. <rt 1lorage capaci· tr. gd business mix. ac-uve loc. lease at 6& sq. ft. G. Slnnegan. SSl-9'00. ' Ci)UAIL 'PLACE PltOPHTilS"" 10,.. Tll l :JO ,.M.I CEEANFRORI ... LOT La_rg.e lot in exclusive Three Arch Bay, So. Laguna. Security gate community with pvt. streets. beach. Lennis & c lubhous e . Ai r port. yachting. and rishang minutes away. Owner bas bul It bi s home nearby. Very rare OP· portunily. Lot price R,.. ... ,TOHS ·~~!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I S 1 . 4 9 5. o o o. P h -:::=:::~~-:;----~·.: .. -...... -...... 1213 /628 1300 o r ,.. .-t....I n41-.3070 wknds. C rcw HEW UST'lifG Pu •rt/ t 600 S HOUSES Otl LOT •Fml•lic ..,. ... -•-•••••••-•• REDUCED S1 .ooo ~ 116Qf. Newq refW'biabed.. Near Qibl. S4,SOO. Ocean view f600 sqn · d course in &st'side lot • i pprbved plans 14 i....s cocncnercial· ~·Mesa. Paruersbip for tri·level home. Walk· ind!llUial unit& locat.ecj ~•-m•t a. ..W! ~ mstahee to Dana Pt oaoneofLa&unf'• ~in SJ75.000 1~ur20 Karp.,~{638-1614 highways. Building re-=~~;!~g~ J QUAIL IEEAll PlllEITY want out. otreriog very p• •c E READY TO eurLD attractive ruuuicing oo a I.A HOMESITE ~sf~~~:!:.1s,ooo NOPHTllS"" ~sa~C:!~e~~~ Realooomics 67&-6700 IO,.. TH l :lO '.M.I 10.000 sq ft. $1.25,000. Ask for Bob. ..._. HCNMt Realty 661-2407 MIWPORT(6 UMTS 4·Pleic. C.M. c Mesa del II' heart o Newport fdar J. 10% Owner rinanc- . ~ach. Localed In com-mg with $40,000 down. DESERT O~IS m I .Itta. C.n be used for ~ent 838·4921. Silver Lakes lak(lfront bul1ness. residential or ---------1 lot Cor sale. 17 m i ?? K!S.000. Sl.lbmil ex-4.PLEX northeast or Victorville. ehanies. Costa Mesa location. 3 Nestled in the high de· W•erf1CM1ttto.H Br. 2 Ba. Owner will sert where sand turns lo Ille. 473-6900 carry al 10% for 4 yrs. grass and you enjoy 271 tM.000 down. Full pnce Slml free acres of lakes. a>.000. Yearly income eolf, tennis. etc. S24.300. S21 .000. Tenants pay Terms: trade or ? Call Older home. aaraae and utilities ~alMS-1856 PllM ! U AC Co m· •1'$1 Land. 800 fl h'on· Ult o n Hw y 11 1. 11.JllO!OOO. Call Barbara OIMI al C/21 Sandpiper ...., O\armlna )'elf round re· aQrt .ca"bln with Hla h S&arra view. Cbolceat 11tt• JW\e Lake. Skiing. flebh>fJ, hlltina. good famlly investme nt. 179.500 Alt &48-1SOC5. Moonrldae b.> owner. °"" House. 8/29. 30, JI. 911 New cabln. quahly built. completely d e· corated. 3 min. from ski sl~ & lake. 3 br, 2 full ba. 2 (rplcs Ready to rrove an. Must see. 700 Elm St. Moonridge . 1 ·7 14 ·S85 27 49 . 7 lA .8.'JO.()U8 HAWAII KAUI\! CONDOS on the sand with unobstructed ocean view. 1 BR S200.000 owe 1st with 20'/, dn. 2 BR $260.000 owe ist Fee Ownership Time interval owner!hip on MAUI, starting al $12.000. Dennis Ricketts Assoc 851-0424 OutofC~ P'roperty 2 s 5 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RANCHO MIRAGE Sunnse Country Club Condo I Br. 2Ba, rully rurrushed. In pnme 10<'3· lion-former model By o wn e r . Sll7 .500 m• J64().281S HwetU.fwwi•tl HwHU.fwlllll1•; ._. ................... . 1 c.-. .. w .. Ull HwetUdzv'1hed NwnU.tw.hhut ..................................................................... ··················~ Duptu . abdrm. 2b•. CottaW... · JU4 ........ .._.. 3240 a...-...-lzu ~e. avl.al lmad. eo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• • Latkapur. 17SOtmo. ror .._. V.,. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Btalltillll Wud new 3 Br 3 Br, den, 2''\ ba cooclO. &oww. 900/mo for up. f'taced > ar4. 2 ear 2~ Ba. Hunllnalon frplc, pool, •dlt1, lat. per. Ask for Ruth. 1ar.,e. Natural wood Buch Home. Complete· l.alt.aec,a>0,495-8141. ~. noon It lrim. l"reath ly carpet.td ft draped. S Lovely 4 Bdrm. 2 Ju .... Uon f ed E doon. lmmac. 9DO mo. bloc.ka frotn bench and home on larae lot. Xlnt .ulen trans err x· + utlls.979-SflOAceot.. Khoola. 8800 ptr mo + cond New carpe t & ecut.lv• fi Corporations. ulahlies. Owner wall pa int Lease $700 . Spy&lUI Rldae. 4 Br. 2~ 2 BR l Ba. big yard. malntatn exterior yard «J&.2980 Ba. 3car 1ara1e. Winter prdner indd. No aar. care. Call 891 ·195J Mon ---------- or )'Orly. $1800 mo. 55.Wmo.67~·"26aft6 thruFri.8 30toS:30 L~e 2 br, 3 ba condo ID c Id• G a rd en er . ---------Al.lults. ISSO. 31<~8 F1y 'l)j; 640-0.114 2br . lba. wes t !lide . Walk to beta . clean 2Br. Cloud. t m1 to beacfl ... .,.,.. leecta 316t ---------$500/fl'IO. 2054 Maple pet dbl gar. no pel.s. avail Neare st cross street tt••••••••••••••••••••• So.of H .. w.y o.k.548-0113 _ Sept I SM5rno 9f'4-2283 Puclfic Island Dr 2br, fdlly furn. communi 1 ....... H.... 831·28115. ty p00I & tennis : month Large yard. e nclosed Newport Heights 3br. 2ba. 2Br $480 mo Adlts. no -------'° month or t_ae. 11200. paUo. 1~ blocks to beach I a r . s ma 11 Yard . pets. Reing. 2 blks bch. Hewport .. och 3269 AM for 8111 Wed more . & shopping. $700 month. s.\50/mo 644·22.37 __ 536-8497 •••••••••••••••••••••• • ~1UIO. 826!6272or8Sl·S665 3 Bdrms. 2•; ba .. At· Pleas ant rnm1lyhomc. UDO ISLE YRLY. ~ n-f , hed r· 1 rro. 3 Br Den. 2 Ba. 2 F!\r ._autl ully furnished C:O.taMeto 3224 ~ac garage, 1rcp ace ne w crpts & pa int. ~ar .. rrpk, private bchs ti.)'h'ont w /pier" slip. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '685. 675·7720. 494-9907 4bdrm. 13.ba. rrµtc. lrg l'nds of street. So. palio BR 3 Ba . den. S2300 mo. VETHAMS 4 8 d rm . 3 8 a upstairs rumpus rm. Owncr. 700-1328 . AvaJl 911.S/80 to 615181. lso't it time you owned W h D M gardener. S7001mo Isl. Aat. Eleanor Bowie. rwur OWN home" for as er/ r yer. tC::rO· IJSl & set. No room 644.9060 Inf wave. etc. pool. sauna. mates 0 .... 2724 urther ormat1on call spa. Xlnt cond. Close to .,..., ---- W. Npl 1 bd. den . 6:IH960 Back Bay S850 Call 2 St). 3 BH :l Ba . bonus gargage. S4001mo. UUI 3 bdrm . 2 12 b a ~2966or6i5·9918 ___ rm. fplc. end )ard. kid" pd. 631-7793 "'-·-.. -me. Brand n"'w. 0 1\. no pets Cl1..•an & re 1vw111"' .. Br Ba. Single Garage UDO ISLE Xtra large deluxe $325.Nopets . ad~.S675 631 22-12 REHTIMES OPEH LAIOR DAY 6.11-4SSS fa• '\O FEE! Apt. & Condo rentals Villa Rentub bi5·.t912 Bkr lmmac. 2 br. 2 ba. dbl Private y ard. 2 car 548-6530 WALKTUOCEAN gar. laundry, no pets. garage S72S mo lst & Varant ~ BR. new paint ---------winter, S7SO. 673·4184 last mo. + $300 deposit SEAILUFF CYH & cpts S600 mu CJll U A Y V I E W. L id 11 24.WSanta Ana A\•e C.M 2 bd condo S750tmo I 'r Keith. ~l62 44i1 Peninsula Double "1dt• Bays hores 2 br. gate Call Paul. 760·7024 new.2car gar~agl· -----~lobale Home 2 Jklrm guarded comm $650. JOH~ MARSHALL :-.e'' !bdrm l'Ondo. pool & SS95tmu SU PEH <2131697-0488 . 972-5101 Duplex Easts1de. 2 Bdrm,' 631 1261> i.:a r Frplr & IWQ & days 2 ba,pali~7~~ag_c. 11 .. •l~P:,~-f1~1t :~1 Ja l'. SHU mo R/\YfRO:'-IT v 11-;w --~~~. !_:~~ ~cc·u r1t y . pre:.11 i.:1..• 8 A Y F R 0 N T • Mesa del Mar J bdrm 2 REALTORS OR1':1\M 110:\11~ µmal') 2 Bdrm, 2 IJ;i. FURNISHED Charming ba. 56..50. Fam1I~. Rers 3226 Lowly J Bdrm fam1I~ pool srnooi mi> yrl) · 4 Bdrm, older home on req. 540-1542, 546·9460 Dona Point rm home Prt rm: toe in Wat~ront Homes Balboa Is land . s lt p ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jiil 1\\a1I no" Si:;O Inc. 631-1400. negotiable. $1500 mo. le· 2br. 212ba. gar. frplc. cits New cu..,tom w tall the lux llurl') (•all :\lal'k 962 i 7811 nantpays utilities. hwashcr. micro. adults. unes 3 Br 2 Ba . S750 UNIVUI: tif)Ml:S 675-6000 OCEANFRONT winter r ental. 3 Br + den. master br & pvt sunderk & s andy bear h Pvt patio. 2 car garagl' Beaut. rum1shed. Shown by appt only Ask for Gloria Sceberras. A~t. 673-7300. No pets . l y r old l'.r79l Robll•s 714·496·~1 • 4 bdrm 2 ha t1rqJl:.t1·" Bae Canyon Condo-AdlU; . $550/mo 631·3926 I dhl i.:aral(t' Sti50 mo S.:12~ 2Hr. den. 3Ba . pool. DANA CREST. Btkt> to SD ~I F'IJmtn~O Ctr Ja<·uut. h•nn1s. no µeh; Jbr, toa. $600/mo beach and marina from l'll' ll47·1~ sm. mn ll.13 3349 2car ~ar. this new JBr ram rm. 646·5636 d 1n1 n ~ a r f> a 2 b a Atnum. new ldndscap1ni.: 3 bdrm 2 ba IHin~ rm " s pnnklt>rs lllk to with fircplare. ram rm ::.chool" & park Cc>0h:d with Franklin SlO\l' Dbl b' oeean breezes and a Karugc fonl'Cd ) a rd. lovely view S69!11mo ~ r washertdrycr. rdrt~<· 1~ Available Seµt Call ~ 546-9554 da's 637 1fl58 :1sk for 3242 . ..••.••••••...•....•.. Waterfront l:JrJ!e 2 hdrm i ba To" nh11111t· :111 -.ltp \JI amt·nll tl'' Sl200 mu 2 1J f;!l2 lli>ll 1(,1 , ... 711 ~II> 050:1 t•\ h J.1ck or eves & wknd~ E's1de pool home JBr. r&JI 645 1n1 or 'll;().~ :'\u Ld.'-FUl'Otl'" Coni.11, . .! lllr. 3Ha , canal frnl J<H'UZZI. dt·c·k. comm pool & tcnn1s 2:17 <.:anal S I ltMt mu h/5 7450 ON WATER ~auttlul h:a~ fronl h<>m•• 1A.1th 5 bdrms. frml d111 rm. h!l' µal 111. p11::r & :-It I' ')l tWllJ mo Lease• 2ba. rrpk . gardem•r & -------Br ~ Dl!n. 2' . 11.1 St:t • __ ..___ F pool S \ l> 1 nc· ssoo . Lo 1 2tJ d 2b r ~. arms, Lux. 4 Br. 4 ba. + rec rm fi46 ~91 ''e} r + l' · .i. ir i.:atLd , µ1.Jol-.1 .i.., I rpl1 Waterfront Ho~s Irie:. 631-1400 Grons 2700 On ocean 1 lrg ram onl) --pl. bwlt ins. rlcc·ks. Ot'n II tit i.: .1 r In le rt 11 m ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl4001mo . Sept to June. V~w. renrt·d yard_ St:pt ~Ill-Ii.II ''AJcB.ESS LAND WITH 1S73 ---RENTIMEs-~-;~~~~~~~~Y·~' a-Ji 0 A 6 •• ro 0 R·r n,W&OCEA;;.-E\-\'-- 2br. patio. gar. $;25 watt'r WlD""'TSELECTIONS e TOl'O 3232 CONDO :Jhr. 2ba. frpk. In'"' STUDIO HOME pd, 9 mo lease aV iJll L-> L' I • ..,50 ''I' AVAJLABLETODAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-or Wl' .,,. mo ',r 1 l•rral't' s120111m u 24 Acres Fallbrook . Price S390,000 with terms Sept.6.673·5516 Al.L AREAS. S IZES ContemPoraryJBdrm ' Wa. 2 ('ar l!:tr. 5Jl1 '1ll21 tl7:'>1541.760 1977 Ocean Front, 2bdrm. 2ba, AND SSSO' Plush1·arpels. aft5PM ur !*iO-:Jn..44l ---- 5407 Seashore. 548·8088 PRICESTOCJIOOSE a1r.&morc '751:llfl'C Irvine 3244 Super llluJb To1Aonhomt· Winter$575.yrly$825. FROM RENrlMES 113115'>.5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hir. Jha. t•nd unit 011 R1•dh 1ll ~Realty 1;7;~ 7:~t)(I CALLTOOAY ---------POSHF:XI:::<: C.OLf'" qwct C'ul<k ~al· Dt•tk. UDOISLE 631 4555 lm St1llA\a1lable' COURS t-:CUNl>O lri~palto.frplc S995.m .. Completely rurnislied • Deluxe2Bdrm With dbk :! Br 2ba +den. all ·•P Call ~aynl' ,\~'l _ f>.~·~HHI with ever y thing you 1.taragf' & brick patio. pltant·e~ inl'I I ~ r h•ase ~~~~~~~~~! need. Remodeled & de· MESA VERDE IGds OK 18306, A~ fee 5850 1 mu. 1 i.t !la-.L • SilOO corated. 3 Br. den. 2 3 BR lat• Ba . very clean. Ca11 Carrol631·4557 sec dep Call Barbara BALUU1\ Bi\ Y FRONT . lu,xunous 4br. 2ba. jal'. hea<'h shower. pnvali: b car h . boa t s ltp SIS<l0/FT¥> Avail immed. 673-6055. 675·(Y.)97. ......... bdatge 2800 bath.Monthly.Bill Grun-S675 mo 7 51·3191. FomtoinVol~y 3234 Glass atC 21Sandµ1 pcr _d_y_. _ru_t_.r ._6_75_·_5_15_1___ _7_5_1-4_330_._a_gt"-. ____ ••••••••••••••••••••••• &t0-4950 ___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• RANCHO PALOS Newport llctghts. 4Br. Deluxe3Bdrm'S52S' VERDES 3 e 2• b tto...HU~ 2Ba. w1pool. $675 mo. w1rormaldining rm · r. '2 a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &&2-0211 With brick fireplace. Unobstructed ocea n ~lsea.d 3206 enclosed grounds& view· pool. Va I ued al ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime toe. nr fwy, shops & dbl gar. <5925 l rec G50.0llO clear. Excbanp occ .. BR ~ s for -"~ ID N•Yfporl cape ~. 28r lBa House . .. . ~ .. mo. lU· 631-4SS7 Agent ... ..,. .. I t A I dents. kids OK Avl 9-15 Beach. WHI• trade up. on own ° · v a 1 Agt. Di:1na. S46 2313 ~on leach 3240 2JJ/795.·9141 days. W.J . 10/1.S700mo 673-48().S ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Gallqher or 714/673-7011 ....... Pa•wla 3207 l BR. + very quiet led htat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adult. no pets. Range & W..ttd 2t00 Bay Front large 2 bdrm. 2 refer. Utals paid S460 ba. Condo in Newport mo. 648'h W · 18 6-12-0835 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED WALK TO OCEAN VACANT 3 BR 2 Ba. highly upgr aaed. pool. jacuzzi, tennis court $100 mo Call Keith 962-4471 Costa Mesa Harbor Blvd property. Agent. Mike O\.Dm Bay Towers. Very lux· College Park Jbr. 2ba, unous. Security bldg. pool. $725 tmo ind Possible boat s lip . gardener. poo l scrv .i bdrm Corner lot RV 67~18 675-6736 gate 2 miles to ocean 556-2660 Winter Rental SSOO. Nice 2 URGENT. Lost S20K on bdrm. Quiet location . Stove & refrige. ~ al our home in Utah. a~e 1JS2Sth. St. 675-3148. starting over again m calil. Have Uttle or no IALIOA PEMIMSULA money for dwn pymt POINT HOUSE right now. but will lease 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba .. den. spa. your homl' & pay xtra view. Remodeled. Clean rent for an option to buy & secluded. $1350 mo. ----S6SO mo Avail 9-15-~0 .i Bdrm 2 Ba. Fam1l~ 840-56-13 Room . r1repla t e . dbl ------ - - g a r a g e . r e n t e d 4 bdrm 11 2 b:1 . Condo backyard $615 mo. Isl. & pnol, tennis. clubhouse. last. 833-0583. playground. $525 mo New 3 B r 2•,, Ba Enc losed yard. 2168 Miner St. S600 536·8226 768·76JJ. In 1·2 years for agreed Nadine 646· TI12. 2 bd. 1 ba. garngc. do your upon price1 Please call own decor No kids. nu 2 Bdrm I Ba . home Completely remodeled Downtown Hunt. Bch Agent 536-087!> our agent . Kathy. at STEPS 11'0 BE 2bdrm & pet'!. S3001mo. Ask for 3br. 2'7ba. Beach Walk 963-0926 or 752-0607-yard on quiet st~t. S62S Jerr. 631·1.266. Condo. S750/mo. I year She'll explain the whole yrly, gas paid. 673-:>439. lease. 5.16·5103. thing. Coronade-IMcr 3122 • HEW & IE-A-CH TURnE ROCK GLEN 5 Br. 3 Ba. 3 car gur 2 Ba. 2 BA. 7th Fir. sel·. 4C8-988·123-l.ext 214 _b ldg. ba y fro nL 3b b CONDO $1500/mo. Bob Koop. r. 11"1 a, . pool. ""'.6Jl-l26G SS9Sl mo 559 6442 ur ""'' 548·13.!_3 ----WATERFRONT RENTALS 36' Pif'r & sUp. 3 bdrm & 2br. 2bll S700·Sl200 rlen. ar:lple parking. $900 3br.2ba S700 witho ut s it p . Sl.05•1 3br.2ba s1ooorum W/~ltp per mo. A.:t. 3br. 2• 2t>a S75().Sl500 ~ 11 R. Brkr. 673 73011 __ .tbr. 2' abu $950 4brJha SIOOU 't523 CAMPIJSDt:IRVIME RENTIMES "AMERICAS LEADER IH THE IUSINESS OFREMTALS" <.:ALL 631-4555 Immaculate Eas tblu(f home 3 bdrm. 2 ba fam1I~ room. Walk to Corona drl Mar 11.S. No pet:. S98!> mo Owner 1---------·1 iti().11237 SPRINGS CONDO OPEH SAT /SUH 12 -4ftM barn will pnifuce some ~ l.ocome whUe yot.t plan [R€HIG€ .. -11--* new development 8.950 _ _ HOME:~ I 1 u N s u R p A s s E o ___ R_e_a_llo_rs __ _ sq. ft. of land oear llOi & DON hL.aR A ••••••••••••••••••••••• PANORAMIC OCEAN & E h · Cot ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOO!* 3bdrm. 217 ba tn level home, rrplc. crpt & wood. gardener. $79S. Avail 9-1. Diana 846-1371. 846-7345. 83 Stream Wood. I-story, 2 Br. I'• ba. pnmc locn taon n ear new with c us tom 1nle r1 o r i\ showplace ~.500 Ila:. assumable loan J pprox 519.000 · $435/mt) P&I 10'•,...r Brkr 898·3376 E\·e 731·3672 LUX URY CONDO Jbr. 212ba, rrplc. mi~r1) IA.3\C, patio. 2 car gilt• Pool. s pa . t e nni$: :"<lewport :\tesa. S740:mo. 644-4192. 646-3215 me~s. I 345 50.i2. WbitUer.C.11. Real Estate Investments ASSOC •• -ALTORS ..._..,_.tMd BAY VIEW 2br. fam rm nc .anting lage W.-M. T.,.... 3333W. CoaslHwy, NB .......... , .. , i.•• "' ... •••••••••••••••••••• +breakfast rm. wet bar. \\'/fenced yard &all Co.i...._.. 445-6646 • ._..._ ............ 3106 maids quarters. 6 ba. theextrasS21S.Ncw 644-49 I 0 OCEAM FIOMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, 3 car gar. S2.950 mo Must see <5461 > agt ree Sharp 3 Br . Dining Rm .. TRIPLEX 6 bome sites-ulUQuein all 3br. 2ba, wJgar & ldry. 646-6595or291·5913 carolee631·4SS6 built-ms. fireplace. dbl C•••l•I-:-"'••• Exc!eUenl rental area, Southern Calfrornia. Ulll Incl at 112S/mo yrl.y. Jasmine Creek new, 2 Heavenly Hideaway! garage, renced. Near ..... ..,. 1700 Westaide Costa Mesa. Panoramic coast line 3l1Apolena.646-9798. · B 2Bdrm Retreat.' ••15 Yorktown & Bushard · story, ocean ve1w, 3 r. 3 '" ---••••-•••••••• $12,0GD,IJrosslncome. view. Price has been a BR2 ea. bayrront. FplC', Ba. Fam rm. pool & spa. Pets OK. 16454 1 foe S6SO. 2 Kids, small pet ttUNTIN~TON Barntt Rlty,642-5840 sWhed. Now otrered at w /D , S900 per mo. 2700sq. ft.$1500/mo. 2131 RENTIMES 631·4SSS OK. Consider qualified 2 Bdrm. NewPort Height:. saoo Prer older l'ouplt- 646 2032 ------- Pvt serured romm 3Br. E'lluff lay View 21,-JBa. w/cenl AC. frplc, 3 Br 21"1 ba. lmmar 2200 forma l din. nr romm s r. 2 lf'\el end unit pool & tennis. Avail Sept Elegant, with Ille gokJ 15 Lse $750 mo 559.4475 cpt. Im med. occupanc~. C I Z S.. MH P ARt< ··· $3,800,000. Wanter. 675-l54l: 7eo. i 977 ~. 2Bdrm Home W /fenced _s_m-"a'--.les_. G42_·_5S83 __ . ---lli H 11 trailers Incl. 10 lots.outstanding sites Bayfroot, Little Island, Old CdM charming 2br Yard for Kids. Huge 3bdrm, 3ba, ram rm. 2 All the Goodies' SS.SO _ hurr y won 't last $1075/mo Agt 1151 ·0424 ---VILJ..AS sao.ooe>Down on the southern Up or Del 2br. 2ba. 1 aar Winter collage, North side or Gounnet kitchen. $425 story. 2150 sq ft. 3 car 3Br with central air. llG CAMYOH SalM Price Sl45.000' & Mar Coast. Price has $795, 5995 annual. hwy . Ga r . stove. Mustsee! (S493Hee gar,frplc.1 mi to beach. rncdlol,Dblegarnge McLainTo"':nhome.2.a r. FRON =·neJ relul'Jl 17,724 aP. been slashed. Now o (· 21.M78-3S77 Herb. $S'TS/mo. 1st & last. $250 RENTIM ES 631·4555 Avail now. $850. 962· 1943. Kl~~~!J:~:,ri~~ciee 2 ba. Tennis. pool, '"" $6 • ..1...gGO 1-11166,Bkr. (eredal ... SJ..OOO.OOO. Clean aBr. 28a, garage, cleaningdep.CallRoxle: NEWPORT TERRACE EAec LaQuesta home nr RENTlMES 63HSSS ~.~S::~kri~5.~~f,2 ASWW,~ 2oceaoview lots·highon rrp1c, no kids or ptts, &12-42lOwkdaysooly. CONBO beach. 4 BR 2 Ba. Fam --w--5"0 DOWH ... TllP1IX secluded Del M ar winler~mo.1·986·1046 JASMINE CREEK· 2br. 2'hba. (rplc. gar. Rm,2 sty,2~car gar.& 3bdnn.2ba.frplc,conve-NULUXTOWNHOU8e 3 •w;.";~m'e Coll9MeM Hl.lJt.Olt. ~-avail. ~ or675-31113 Designer decorated, w/o pool, kids o.k / no pets. bonus rm incld in 3000 nient to park & schools. Br. 2'i'l ea. rrplc. -Ur. 1714 2 One 3 Br t~ ba frp1c acre y(lt.$225 •· 1 acre rum. pvt pool.spa, sauna l'i9(). 968-8388. ~1503 sq.ft. of living space. SS75/mo. 1st. last & SlOO many xtras, $800 per rao. •dbl 1ar PLUS two 2 bdrni lot·S&,000. ' ...... P11D111ul1 l I 07 Sl.200 mo. Cell 642·4300. sec req. Open House. Sat. 2131378· 1114 .MSaleslaJuly. ..... Oreatl~. Pride or 'J'beJeWe.Co. ....................... :'~~~; =n~~ $400/mo. 2 Br. No blllns, 157,24hrs. noonto4pm, 14661 Comet a.,-. -A-Ea Blu!r c-=:.:- D=I'. ·c~•hlp. Priced RealEatateBrokerase OaarmiDI 5 bdrm, 3 bath ru . · lg' yard. 1st & lasl+dep. ---------St. or call SS2 8780 for ..,._,., st s o._,. • • ... ._.. ........-'1l.4·751-1117. t.ytroal with 38' boat sq .l2250.S42-38SO 203SWallace.675'0936 cawom iaDt"eaming! app. view, 3bdrm. 21ftk. ~~ ·,.,..Gold"'-·• Ooilt. Sept.· July. $1200 2br den na'ce 707"'2 Only $370forthi5 -'----------SlOOO /mo . 7S9·12.-:.t . _.................... -""'""'"' ~.....__ mo Yrly .. _..mo BUI ' · ' ' SoCstPluacoado.3br,2 I ' 28 W I h •-p•a• 3 63172216 • :.-..i!A' .. +•w-v I~ 548-1168 .._ 2100 r~:..-,t7MH1. . Acac1a,$S25/mo. ba. ram rm, 3 levels, on c~morer. ,./! ... us, ree v ....... ,,. " . . • ~ ""' llWWi .,..,__,_,. 846-378'7 lake, $700/mo. 631·2384. ._.. ........., 215ty twnhse. 3br, 21,A,ba. 2 Plush 2br VersallJes ~-lil 8SM2' , .llV-.COSTAMESA __ ............... Wl-"•r·. 3br. 2"· ba. RENTIMES 631""5SS tennis cts. jac. 2 pools. do I. ii . mart A" • '"''"' ,.. 900/mo. A\'itil. 9/1 Tony w view. ava am .. '"'r'. r 18• w /pool, ............_ ............. ---. $575/mo. 305 Montero SPYGLASSHIU 3br. wJgar. newly de· Everyoneswelcomein 640-000SIS36-l093 AcU309.642·4300,24hn. liltT.'4ff.000,211J,dsa _.._rwnlp ~ OceanVlew corated. E.Slde. lge thlsdeU~htful2Bdrm ..... roa SALE. ALM Beautiful 4bdrm home yard.SS75.6734184 home.KidslcPetsOK WILLOWS 3bdrm. 2 \Al ba con4b. ·:~~~Q---------1 SPRINGS VICINITY. 8ucb front nr Ith. 4Br, with pool. Avail immed. Onl .... CJ\(8'5) r ocean view. frptc, .t + llO 9'alle wide spaces. 28a, frplc. xlnt cond. Sltoo/mo.&M-1911. · EASTC.M. y_,., ee 3 bdrm house home in bar, double· elec or. Ex~ (or absentee _, mo. winter. (213) 2BEDROOM 63l-"5S6Callt~y great family area. vaulted ceilings. h!e owaer. WIU abow I~ CJ&.7738 Im.med occupancy, ran· TOWNHOUSE 2Bdrm. Dollhou.seln Privacfu. &St&,O mo. R. master suite, ten s. cUll Gil .cub. Price · tuUc 180 de1ree ocn Lovely 2 Br. Townboule. Excellent area! C. Tay or IMO-• pool, Jae. walk to be . ll,190,0ll. M~ caab Lovely11tybomeo•llGD· view from all rms. quiet onlY3yrs.oJd. Bedrooms Very secluded! Kids OK, ........... 1241 8l0/mo.213·S48-6552. •----------• .... ot more. OwMr tero, IBr, IBa,~ frplc, 2Br, 28a, partdnl. 11000 up. C.th. ceUln1 in L.R. Lowmovein,Grablt ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ..:.a ·l•-------•I ,...... • M. au~ ....._. reetta1 • mo. mo . ...,_ eves/wltnds. with rut brick fireplace, Quick! S400 (8916) ree launac 3 Br. ocean. ca· Harbor View Home E.,..c to••r SI !P· wrti.tor 1'tY •mo. Avell Sept Ma-51S7wkclya. Nice dinlq area. Super CarrolS3l-45$? Al\. llYOn vtew, reo~ yard, 4br, 3'hba. loci. sepa •ath, •t alt an1tlme &. (ZU)4'JS.7711 · ldtdml Is xira lie pvt lOM• Oro. Arch Beach In-law apt. 7~9·0 ~4'1'!· · · c.r.. ....... Jill lASlllNBcalCat beckyanl. 25• deep. '475 Abt0lutely exceptional Hei~, no pets, '800. _ssr_.m_2 ____ _ --... C :..-•. ~ro' _ -·--••••t1•••••••• =.irm:S:::•I•:·=,~· mo.+ $150lecurtly 4S1S brand new, tiever oc-call ouppt.49Hl.25. Bayahoc'es ----,.. Att.tllllclll.,... .ct E dtanlna.J.54E.20Ua.st .• c upied earp.etln g 4 WinterR lal·Almoel~ 2885 Bayabore ...... CA...tcUliy; Is ;;uo.:: ~-..._. ... •,• c UJUt, 1 blk f;. Newport drapes . Family room eu r 4bdrm, Z~ba. Avail .l!!lll!B!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!t ..,._ IUcll*. 4 Br. f~ .._.. 644 Blvtl .. Drtve by ONLY. with ' 1"Pll11n loft thal '"':is hie 6 ~i' '"l:' 1.5., year lae. 2J.S.44l '~!!!~---.-.1 car prge. w-. 3Brleue N ,,_ .. _ l· eau-.wotor appt. Cm\ be used as Bedroom pen n1. part a ut • -.zt'79 r 2411 ~artr. lllOO mb, · ew.., ~v.• ~ .-.. °" den. 5 blocu fro~ Jl!IO.SJS mo • ., .. ,n25 or · · 0 ...... •MMIM' .e.&aepatJo,_-lbl1arase, "'-Al\AV1EW28r.28a. btadt • acbools. SUOO &penlah Style. Lri br. OceaFront,lbdrm, ·---------ICCell tO..PYl ..beach • ...a.do. llullt.lu. ~ Ptt' mo-;-uttfftte.-. '"1\replac"i Patio -5401 Seuhon, $9-1. , .. _..... 1141 Gardener. l700. Office ......... Adulta, no pet.a. Ormer wtU maia&alft ex-UMls&-.U,W. · Wlmls'571,Y11Y- 144-Jm;afterS.164-1163. --or~tl.15. t*1or yanl caN. Call ... JHO 181·ml llon. tbru l'rl. ~ I 8'. Daptn N ~n! ... 1Ar81Lunr)'Townbow. a:aotos:JO. ····-······· .. •••••••• -·-·· ~ 4 _. 2 llr. ram. Rm. a~ la. M1a. a., a car ..,.. W•ftont I Ir. Ne .... C"'"'l1 '''"' erea. P.uo. I declla. ablleht. s Ir cht>lex. I •ll'Y· dbl rtereatloa f1cillt111 . .._._ .... •l•t ••· R. c. all amenltlu. seas. pr. a..rp. vacut. INO. ~IU /-o. "' peh, Nlllla "•" ..... ,.'° ~Co...... ea.am. HurTJcellllaclta.71IO •.'.ftltl. JotlllCoombebkr. ' _.._,,,...,.. _, ...... -.. , ,. ,..., I• IAl•liiilllll...... 4-111 ta~ ....... ,...... Afwtmatsu.tw.. Y...._I ...... 4210 ...... sa.. 4JOO, .......... ~--""•• .. ~ .............................................................................................................. . ,====~!:!=!illl~ .... •U CllM-. •M ~..-... Jl41 .,...,......_.. l H 9 atalal.Hawail Vibrant Aware Mom ~ -... -.. u 111111 •••••-•••••••• -••• .. ••••••••••••••• ........... •••••••••••.• n.. Mahua. Kaanapall w /\etn daupter now r+ ti llir7· Nr aew. 4 2 ..-. etncleocy apt. t Bdrm. yrly lease. av11I Beach looklnl ror SPECIAL f!t.14i"·-~·· I .,. *· eael •e -p•muent. non·tmoker Oct. l It. "'50/mo. 2 b1k1 Ocean front Condo. non·amolt prot. to•hr hm .,. M la~~_a1mo.UC•• adWUS.15. -.ue. to bth. Gar. atove. retrt1. Wt8ly rential. 't;lnnis. ln CdM.175-95f7 AwMI 1111. vw.-J,,..,_. APA1n91TS cpta/ drr•· washer/ PoOI all amen ties ~ •1111 _ _ 28rl8a 9'50-tu.'5 2 Br. 1 ba. walk to beach & dryer. 213 2'7'7-4MO Jack and ·uP per day Cati bus Fem need1 r m. tem · 4 ..... 9" ........... ~IUN,..,'"'*9 • lllotkl to ocean. 2br. •Wt1tWl*'n.e3l·SSIS lhopl.~. Ward. 213 /796 ·712 1. r es trlyorpennaltly. IM. ,_.,,. avaU •t>tO. -AduJta . No'*' Call 494-7890 213ni5-6061/ 213a·..!.,la.!. •tr"no>' -~·wmeer - .. .,.... I Br. Garden Apt. Stove & ....... ..... --/mt0. IU•a.I. -New :'J B r . 2 ~ Ba Sc>arklln1 3 bdrm. 2 ba on reCrige. AduJt,,, oo pell. send phone • ID 2346 Vies ~oecupanC)'·Nlc•" TownhouH. Private N11uel Oolf Course s:n0.548-1377. Mexico·Baja mar. New Dunrobln, Apt •E . .,,. ...... ~ ................. .. Olillm. ~-. A .. U • ._. ... I•. nl. II. ..... .......... ,..,. ... .. _ •1rtr U90.. :::.-· m.as., _..,., trplc. ~m• ocn yard. CloH to ahoppina. Washer/dryer. ref rig.. home. fuJlfac. Day.Week Oowneyto24Z ~.Ur. 28•. parlllna. Adulta. 1982 Maple. ~k.pool. S&Omo. 2br. 2ba, West.cliff. far pl. or Month. ~-6493. Call I •· I ... D-. ftoliic, 17 oo m 0 e H • 18 89 5-•a.oll Pe1 Allen, Rltr 494-7578 pool. adults. no pets S475. now Roommate to shr lge 3 644-6477orS40·SlOO Bdrm C dM hom e . C111191'V, ... 1411 ir .. WUITS& llfllTAL· 11110 ••· Adulu Ill ,...,. a... c...a I evt1/Wknd1. 142·~767 3br. 2ba. drapes. cln. nr MAUI S300/mo. Non·smoker. wkdr Willon & PlacentJa . ~75. LA*e"°""t 31 55 Very nice 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Kapalua Resort. 2 bdrm Call Gayle 640·6400 l"'.-...a......___ ••2 .. fl63.1777alt5pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex. Yearly. Deck. 2 ba. Jae. In Condo ev/Wknds. ----"" Executive Elegance! S750 mo 675·3504 Ocean vtl'W 2131470·3212. ·--------- mm.nMla 'dra. l h . HOO ---...,, HarMr View NoaH C..-l llGIW:llr.1 ... Faa. •• Oardettu ..ti-. ...... O G~I ....................... J Br. Townhoue. newly dftor. 1a1 pd. enclsd .... AdlU. pool. 642-5073 Ea.at side. 2br. l~ba. up· per front with balcony. new pi.int. '400. 120 E. 20t.h St. 646-0100. ~6219. Exqulalte2Bdrm $4SS fo'emale to s hr Bluff:. Air.l>ool.BBQ&more Spectacular 2bdrm. 2ba. twnhse •. S27S m o.+ Kids/Pets OK <7684) fee dbl gar. dishwas her. R.Mab to Share 4300 phone. Short term OK . RENTIMES 631-'lSS:i view patio. No pets. $650. ••••••••••••-••••••••• 644-2535 HAllOIYllW ~ Bt•room 8auaalllo WW. .....aa JBr. 28a. l1tOIW ..... e.awf\ab ....,_. .. s.,. u.. -urelll for. 8• •med • ,.,..-.~ ~•lbillral t!e1lin1a . ---~----- a Br. 1 bath Apt. Newly decor. Gas pd. enclsd aar. pool. Adlts. Ma 5073. AU utll paid. small child welcome. 2bdrm. lbu, refrig. dis hwas he r . Fenced yrd . no pets. S39S. 1960 Wa llace. Manager . '7 548·9560 Mewporileoch 3169 :.,0 5~ m 1 gos W a Y • ~~~m~:~nv:idc~~~t:,s~ _R_oo_m_ma-te_l_o_s_h_r_3_B-r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• I· · Profe5s1on a lly s in l'I' 28a, 34th St. NB. l blk to 1 Br. Newly decor. gas pd. encl gar. Adlta. pool. PAii NEWPORT APAITMOOS Elegant Entertainer 1971. bch, $175 + dcp. 675·9062 m pnme location w HOUSEMA TES 11150/pr mo R C P ' 11 l117 all utils paid. $360' 832·4134 Must see 164501 fee Female roommate to shr 2Br garden apt. Non-.._1orco..-.o. .. .................... . t • Ur, .._ bJll to ocn. ~TabCI ... lnUt' • yrly Owner TOwt•eouu m-n1e. ns.a* I 842•50'13 Upper 3 bdrm. 2 ba. with 0... Po.~ 3126 ~-N •r I ••••••••••••••••••••••• gvaae. ~. o pe..,, Comf bl ed. ch aid. Cut i art er 4 . Orta Y pnc · 2 br. 2" ba. 1575/mo 2 ~ :.~-~~.,: :~ 2llr ~= =:r ~ E Nlw1PCif700rt 11Nct16lh SL/So. &Sade 2Br Garden apt. ba. 975/mo. Otun \11.iw Balboa 14$0/mo avail. w/gar . •dlts. no pets. 548-0133 Sunny lBdrm. J ust S200 Wont last. 111261 fee RENTIMES 631·4555 J...u~11 ... neu .1o 11 c-...1,...,1171 fOoveia11&1hl S375 l6021st S 5482 27 Large & clean 2bdrm. "'"""ai:'ft-----VI... <7141 MJ.at1S . . t. . I . 2ba. new crpts & paint. • ;'l#L ~.OCEAN FRONT· Large ..._pcwt Beach/No. 2 Br. 2 Ba . Sundeck. $425. S425/mo. Call Becky; :..m ;,,-V ~h&xe 3 bdrm.' 1675. 1 880 Irvine Avail approx. Sept. 1st. 493-3796. 661·1161. •_.__.,_,._~ .. _..,._.,._ • .._._ ~Cl\ Winter No ~ 548·8675 d ys. 760· 1418 . . . uwu1. ..-. • 111 1.,1111 eves & wknds. White ~ater view of coast REALTORS pets 613..fl640. (714J 645-110. . Manna. 3 Br. 2i.-z Ba. flYINITBIACI Balboa Penh> Pt. 1 Br,._ ________ ,.:2Br.1Ba.Adults,no pets. Frptc. prv . garage, Lovely three bedroom dplx, quiet raid area. -Pool. 1395/mo. 646·8523 patio. Mature adults. no two bath home with un· PaUo. gar. I blk to bay or OCEANFRONT or673-4804 pets. SS.SO. 496-8818 s..,assedv1ewsofbay& ocean. S4 00 Jwinter. BEAUTIFULLY FURN. ocean. Available Stlpt. 2l3/Sl-7537 3 BR. Fl rep I a ce. PINE BLUFF APTS Bright. airy I bdrm. with lSt. $1200/Month. Year 's D/Washer. patio on Spac. l Br w/loft Adult large balcony. garage. lease.Broker.759·9100 Sl ee ping rooms & sand. S750 mo. Winter Complex. Patio. view, Small pet OK. 112 m1h• r_,..__._ 3276 kitchenettes. S90 w.k & rental.673-9499. frplc, encl gar .• gas from Harbor. SJ50. .-.-'""' Oc f t 67"'8740 stove. dls hwhr, JU C. 661·8307 •••••••• •• •• •• •• • •• •• •• up. ean ron . .,. Ind S500 --------- h 3 bdrm duplex. 29th & SPMryCrm. · 631 6107 "=it~-•-och 3840 J ust steps tot e WINTER RENTALS Balboa. Winter rental. .---JI" .... _. sand. S42S for this PENINSULA PT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• beauliful 3Br wtth new A·I. 2Br den. downstairs S675/rno. 213168!·8347 or &Side 3 Br 2 Ba. Bui lt Lovely all adult. no pets. al>Oliances. (4922> fee dplx unit. IOO yds from 714/675-8630 lrui. In Trt.plex, s.550 mo. 1.2&.3 Br apts. 6200 1'.:d· Vicki /\gt 6314556 bch. Avail Sept lJ.. In· No pets. 640· 1278 Eves. inger. h.b. 846..0019. Winter R ental. Exec. s..-. t er ested part ies ph. Type.goodarea.qwet,l 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. patio & Deluxe poolside xtra lge ~tra.o 3278 675-8899. Br& 1Br.675.4688. garage, $480 mo. 2br. 2ba. Bltns. dshwhr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Winter Rental 3 Bdrm.}!\~ 675-0562 1"'2 males beach. Adlt~. Distinct1ve3Bdrm! 2 Br. 2 ba. ocean view no pets . $395 mo Kids & Pets welcome! 8 a . G a r a g e . 3 0 1 Winter rental. $695 mo. 2 Br 1 i,; . Ba townhouse. 536-8362. $525! Chefs kitchen Edgewater Apt C. 1 block A v a 1 1 1 m m e d blt·ms. air. patJo. & gar. COUNTRY CLUB LIVING IH NEWPORT BEACH RENTIMES 631-4555 2br, Iba. frplc. patio. encl 11ar. yrly l:.e IH8 Club House Ave . corr Newport Blvd I OCEANFRONT An adult community on 2 Ir. I la. S650 inclcb the Back Bay Spec utih.. p~ H tacular Spa, 7 swimming ouse • pools. 8 t 1ghted tennis 6•2·385 . 642· I 0 I 0. courts. bike trails. put· -d-, ting green Bachelors. I L1 o Isle luxur.' pen and 2 bedrooms apart· thouse apt 3 Br. 2 l':.tr ments. a nd townhouses gara11e. Immaculate m from $449 oo per month side & out On the ba) 0n Jamboree 1\l Wllh be a t h frOnl:J~l' San Joaqwn Hills Road Sl.200 m1~ Agt. 673·7300. <714 1644°1900 Orean front luxury lhdrm Quiet. cool. 2 Br. Carui::es. apt Ultl paid Winter pool. :.idu lts. no pcl!-. rental $500.mo 675 :1823 S42S 6-12· 7340 1801 U ------- 1 S l h. ::it . Nl·wport 2~rm .dm~m. Hct-'hli. B1i.: Can' on No pet:.. "' ti+I 255!1 New bcachfronl 2br 2ba. l>{ur. s pa. bltn" 911 W Ba)'. 968 :n12 ____ 1 ON LIDO ISLE Lge L\' rm. fplc. r\•del'Or 3 Bcdrovm. 2 Buth nopeb sns} rl} OCEAHVIEW Lrg 2 br. 2nd fl ·•Ill. 15 -Leps to sand. rum or un furn . l·arporl & n<·" drapel> S5501 m 11 673 i902 ------ Why was te time and s m ok e r . J e nnifl'r money look in~ for a 557~------ room ma le·· Ll'l us Roommate to shr tg 2Br locate. screen and 1n hsc nr Highschool in t~rVlew for) ou T~ke the Lag un Be h . 1350 + . <.;oniu:.1on Out of fo inding 494.9421 wkd}., Good Roommatl'i. ----- a roommate :.carch a~) 752·511 I --------- Oldest & lur~c:.I aj!cnry Ston·mg So Cu hforn1a l'holo:. and Kl'fl•rcm·t',, l'rt.'<.11t:. \BC :'\BC CBS Cm.mo LA Time-. t:ic 641 l~Stnt·e 1971 lr"tnl'. :-;car Airport Need Roommate Hunt. Beach area 2131339·2185. 4 3SC> • •••••••••••••••••••••• Sin1tle garage. for rent. storage only. $35 mo. CM 631·2177 Garage on Peninsula bl wn 12th & 13th St. li7S 7R76or 547·4200 S'5 Storagl' only. 325 J 17th Pl Off Santa Ana 1\vc 646·5137artI1A:'l1 WANTED Garai::c to d1) auto bodv wk Nct..-d clN· lr1c1t,·: I mo onlv 640-2606 e \'C::. "k nds · :\tt\TCRE Ft•mull' furn rt - 2 br. 2' 2 bJ t wnhw ~pt Office R...tal 4400 l·h..'t' $2511 mo 642 14 70 & •• • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • 1>$.75S.) WESTCLIFF BLOG. NEWPORT BE.ACH (',, "'•' ~t1\ I ti~ .. ~f' •"'<J ''••"'• .. ,.,. ~all maJo~app_!c ~ to ocean. Step!! to Bay~ -~71097S-90oo_ __ · ~· §!5-4837 . urry :" <83f7l agt lee ~ mo:-ROb1nson--allr. ~I~ ___JJ M 175:3 <n~"'Tll1int-~or Need to share living ex ---.-..s~s.....-Sc. ,me rn>nc) & confusion Let us find u rompat1hlr roommate for ~ou Wl· screen all ap11hrant" Callloday631-45S7 548-5647 SfEPSTOBEACH: 1.2.3 s.ta Ana 3210 Corofta .. M• 3722 Bdrm. Winter. No pets. 673-6640. ,._, • •1111 I r; f.· ~ r~ l 1 1,. I \ (, Condo 2bdrm 2ba Buy view. ,cnr lsd garage. Uay Front Apt 5460 to Weal:fle.ld aulo. opener S750 .H'ar S700 Sandy beach Avail -ly TSL M~mt 642 1600_ Sl>pt 7th Dock 5pare" FAMILY APTS. • 1 &'1 8R Patio Attts. ~~1673 -17~&!'°~.:.~!JI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -.'_ A.tr Ce Mil a i ./(-'9_ .. ./1111v..c ..!'£ .... ... ./ ..... __ ./ ...... --. ./_ ..... ..., 3--81'. ~a. epl'S & drps inc Fan ta st I c view of $575/mo. child O K. Newport Bay. Furnished 714 64~2.462. 2131281·3398 bachelor 's pad.house. Tus~--3290 ~~: 2Ba. SOOO /mo. ....................... --------- 2Bdrm Charmer ! S350 Coda Mna 3724 Fenced yard for Kids ••••••••••••••••••••••• & dblc garage too ~ CASA DE OltO Treesy area (53171 fee ALL UTILITIES PAJD RENTIM ES 631·4555 --Wnhniftster 3291 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Rent to Own. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. dbl garage. S600 mo. « lease option. S300 SO. 14361 Purdy St. 847·1984 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISCEI LEA.NOUS UMTALS/MI ... LArcJt s.tectioft Wiahr&Y...., ,..,._ Ir Uafwft. Compare before you rent. Custom design features; Pool. BBQ. cov 'rd garage. new furniture. surrounded with plusll Jan&caplng. Adult living at it,, best. No pets. 1 Bdrm furnished MOO 2 bdrm fUl'lliUed S480 365 w. W'tlaon. "2·1971 Newty decor 1 Br Dplx. Sep by 1arages. Quiet emplyd adult over 35. Refs . No pets. S300. 548-1021 4bdrm. wante r rental. starting Sept 6. $800 /mo. Across from beach. Cull Guy: 543.4134 or 557·5000. Stand new beautlful lrg • Oishwnhtf1 & BBQ's ~· block to beal·h . great apt. forfam1hes with 1 or location Lowl) 2bdrm. Ne" port ll~·•i?h•~ 'N:> 2 children. Near park. • Pool & Rec. Room SSS(), mo 968 8263 pn vall' newly del'Ornlc~ Heartpa1d. No pets. • Gard•1•' !.1dsc1ping lgc 2 ;;ton N>ndo 3 Br.:! 28r,1Ba $440 •Jo~ to Buch & Shops New Dupll'X. 12 blk from ha. PoWdl'r room. frplr & Great ocean view Pen· 631·5583/548·2408 beuc:h Avi.111 !I 15 Up 2 pool W:llk to !.t'hoob lhouse. Very nicely furn. 2 Bdrm. New drapes & Br 1 Bu $675. Down 2 Br S!lOO mo 64~. 4!JS5 or .. ennis courts. pool. gym paint. refrige. 1 child l 1-'l A a $ 6 2 5 645 41!34 _____ _ etc. Sl.25()mo. 673·7550· OK. No pets. S365. Sierra 1213 '33.5·803S l'.:ves. San C lemente 3 8 76 Luxury 2br. 2ba. pool. ten· Mgmt. Co. 641·1324. Ocean view f'<?nthousf'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ni.s, frpl. magnificent 2 BR. pool. gar. 1 mi to 2br. 2ba. frpk. pool. club 2 Bdrm. I bi.I .' 1cw. l,1 und. View. walk lo beach. ocean. $450. Ad lts. No 2 Br.2 bath. frpk. garage house. scc:u r1ty. Sub gar. walk to !>hops. S34U. Weekly or m on thly . pet.s.646-0354orS44·2578 S42Sfmo . pu r k1n1t. S695 m o 4!13-27_11_1 __ _ 613-3720. 602/274-4M4. ----Call 963·2205 955-ll.20 View the W<l\CS'. Sl2fl b Spacious F a mily 2 ZBl::DROOMS Unbeltevable3Bdrm Lux. 1Br.1 8 • upper apt. Br·S340. Pool & play. HUH'TINGT°"4 I.AKES ~BALBOA BLVD Wath ~undcrk & 1.!<.tr' :'7~~~~ruJune. ground.646·1486. SPARKLING STREAMS Yearly lse. Starting 9.15. K.JdsOK 183581 Agt Ice ---------IC25-Sf75. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Apts. tfA~i:~J:tfs s.'500 mo. mets ut1ls. Gu!>, Call today 631·45Sfl WIHTRRIHTALS Some w it h enclsd TOWERJNGPINES 213-966·1711 A~. __ ~nh .FwnisMd $350/mo 6 Up. Ocean· garage, fireplace. All NEW SPACIOt:S Oceanview Bach. 2 rooms or Unfwn1shed 3900 fronts SS50 to Sl2SO per builtlns. lndry rm. Close LAKESIDE ADU LT m Hotel. $400 +Sec. de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. ~7S73 to shopping. TSL Mgmt. APTS. posit of $400 2306 W. t' .. .....: d Yin Wl~llNT .... L 642-1603 •AskManager about Oc eanfro n t. N .B .JC4Wln I 2Cl'e "' ~ ~ Discount ~ft 2 bdrm. 2 ba. beautiful. I Br. Fenced yard. $295 •Elegant fireplaces 673-4154 New 1&2 bdrm luxury $4«>. 'h blk to ocean. Call Inc uUI. Child/dog OK. •Private lakeside patios adult apts in 14 plans 7 oceanfronts from S9()() to '1600. Many othe r beach locations 673-1010. BUT must buy all or my & balconies lBr. IBa. blk to brh. $100 r ro m S4 15. 2 bdrm SUS CASIT AS -household furnishings •Heated pool & mo ownr a,n 559·51&1 townhouses from SS:J."> + 'fbm 1 br apt $350. Huge $1500. 960-1065. 642·0661 whirlpool spa ~ __ pools. tennis. "aterfalls. 2 br. furn. $475. Encl. •4 miles from beach .. , h r ponds! Gas for cookinit & gar. Adults, no pets. 2110 SHARP 2 Bdrm 2 bath. 842•1160 npl. S rs. across rom heating paid. From San Newport Bl. 548·4968 ••••••••••••••••••••••• encl garage, private beach 1 Br+dcn. gar. Diego F'rwy dnve Nonh ~wn8:30 •·5PM. Gaeral 3102 patio, no pets. $450 mo. 7562 Ellis Avc.H.B. S12.S 'yrly. Couples pref on Beach to McFadchm """' • (3blks W of Beach Bl I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 546·5880, ask for 640-5078 then West on McFadden ttuli19• leech 3740 S350. Lovely lm maculate2 Pam or Larry. 2 BR. pool. gar. 1 mi to to Sea wind Vllla~e . We're open every day. E1NDl::H.S St::l::Kt:HS 6-15·4 134 Call Mr Howard 645· 6101 :'II F nLi.'<.led ror :Jhr. co~ 4JO ~q ft for $425 J>l'r mo. IX> 1n ;\pl c·rl'"I \'rl ' 4001 Birch St. N.B. Ai.:ent $225 mo 548 1961iCor1 ~I~~_------_ :\1 FLO :;.hr 21lr ~qit. F \ 18-3:1. $200 mo t I,. ut ti 963 2801 art HI' '.\f '."l'wpon C:n•.,t :Jllr :slla Conrlo. prul 1\1 i-·. 10 !>har1• W :\1 U & ~Ons S.'li~1 ITV t 1 1 Ut ii (;.15 i57i 91i2 1317 Uhl!> wknd 1 R!.'sp F1•m non1,.mkr 23 3:J. Sh rt.• 2 bd 2 ba :1pt F Y S2111 96211811. 96.1-0021 La~una House to sha rt' BEST RATE IO NEWPORT BEACH Delun Office Space 700 to 3000 Sq. Ft. •Janitorial Service & til11it1es Included •Adjacent toA1rpon & Hestaurant Row •Acce:.s to 3 Major Pwys . f ema le pref LurJ.!1• 833-8813 bdrm & ba S225 /mo ~ ---------dcp. + half uttl Call Pam 54h :!0•1-l work 497 4349 home ---- OHtcc space a1 atl Full ::,\•rVlCe CXeCUll\ll' 5W ll'S avail lor lease in Ccnll'r Pointe Located near (K' Female room mate want Airl)On.. For teasrng in ed to share 2br house tn forma1ton call /DeeDl'C &lboa 151 Non·smokt•r Huff 955·2288. S300. u t 1 I 1 n c· I .---------- wa!>hcrt~r}'t•r fli:J 5-17i Medical /Dental/HMO. Rmmtc wtd F. m:it/rc:-1> tnplex 3hr. 212ha, gar wash/dr) &15·T.ll~_ BURR WHITE REAL TOR . IMC. 67S.46 JO ... •••••••••••••••••••• bdrm. Enclosed garage. ocean. $450. Adlts. No 2 BR. pool. gar. 1 mi to (7141893·5198 H.l'1FIMIST Quiet cul-de·uac. Adults, 2 Br. Crpts. drps, blt·ins. ocean. S450. Adlts. No Fem rmmt(' w/same Nr 77f. sq ft. in :'\. Costa :'llesa. Ground floor. fully cqwpped. l'r1vate pu110. ('l<' SS-13 /m o . Tom 9S7·19fl0. no p ets. A n aheim . gar, Adlts, no pets $400 pets.646-0354orS44·2578· pets.646·03540r644·2..">711 Oceanfront for Winter bea c h . h o ust• 11 B 1617 Westclirr. N.B. Want Ca•dl..W-• ::.~'fr~~~~~~:·~~!r· 546-57M mo. lJlO Victoria St. l small br. 5 blks to bch. VERSAIUES Rentals. Furnished & un-S216/fTio no pell> 962·4998. financial inst. 1ooos.f. fw'lll•d 3400 roundings. T er raced .._.1.a-d 3806 ~1367Aft5PM. ~.~~2pet allowed BACH/I BR fum.Broker.675·4912 _7_J0._3053 _______ l!.l noor.AgentS41·5032. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. .. su,. ngkenfo~ansta~::cis· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdrm. Apt. Laundry A neat upgraded full Winter rental. practically F rM needed to shr 3br i'urrushed office. Bank of On Private Laguna ~p::~i1~us room s: Fabulous Bayfmt Little area. $410 mo. Call 1&2 secunty penthousc.over · ncw.3bdrm.2ba. frplc. Condo.tota llyfum .S275 Costa Mesa Plaza. $175 Beach, t ennis courts, Separate dining area. ls1.8oatslip,2Br.3stry, 842·6304 BEDROOMCONDO'S look ing parklike i;<round dishwasher.,, block to +•-;i ut11.~·726i per m o. No lease. securtity gates. ~Is. Walk·in closets. home· fireplace , yrly lse Country club living m & fountain. SSOO /mo . oceun 128 43rd St. Fem rmmate wanted lo 556-3900. fburnisa. M~1n1'!milluam.2 6 rmmo.2. like kitchen & cabinets. 675-3067 l..!.'/ apt.,..~J/ca rpoSrtt . HB. pool. spa. $400.s.550. Agent.644·7211 workdays : 963 ·~955 . shr 2 BR 2 Ba apt at -.,.--.--Su-.-,---w lk t H t. • ~mo.'""' ames ·• ~ W. Warner A\'C. weekc•nds & n1tes: r~xecut1ve 1te rvmc lease. $850. 499·1792, Ce~ter 0 un ing.on Bay Front completely re· Apt D. 640·9900. Ask for 848.,.772, es: Spacious 3 Bdrm. 673-90lt7. Promonlol') Pt S360 mo W/rcccpt. conr. rm. 213/&M-0347 l Bedroom.unfum. S400 decorated, 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Faye, Agt. Neu r beach. Built ins. _67_3-_325.1 _______ X\•rox. ma ii 1n n e w C H daa'ni-1 Bedroom rum from fl.replace.Great view or Q.OSETOIEACH Fireplace. Open beams. Rooms 4000 3 Bd/3BacondoS230+•:t ga rd e n b ld i::. u. ...... d 3425 5430 bay from large patio. 1366/mo. 2 Br. no pets. 1 Bdrm with garage. Adults. No pets. &12· 1334 ........ ~ .... ~ ....... ~.. util. 759.95911 eves Prefer Call:851·1021. ' 2 Bedroom rurn -Beach at your front door. 2250·8, Canyon. <orr stove & reCnge. $325 mo. 833·3307. Room with Kitchen pnv. female. No smokn. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ..,.,., WP--I 831 2865 N b •. h " FRO ..... , Twohse·unrurn. rrom Avail Sept. 15. Yearly 1_,,, · · SJS.2456.536-7979 ear us "' s opping, WATER ., Irvine, Turtle Rock. Tn· ~ tease. SllOO mo. 673-3466 &Side quiet 2 Br. 1 Ba. -...... ft ... EW center. Adults only. Eves 2 Fem. w/3 Bdrm 2 Ba level. 3Br. 2'h8a. Pvt. 644 4323 -~" CONDO 6-9:30or wknds. 962·7520. h o u s e I n C M & paUo.. Frplc. attached 2 Aduha,nopets. or with quiet patio, 1Mo.rentrree.2 Master DESPERATELY need car gar. tennis courts, Utilities Free• ltr. beamed ceilings, gar, enclosed garage. Adults. Suites. each with full Deluxe 2 bdrm. 2 bath Rm · w 1fu 11 h 0 use 3rd. Ref rig /m1c rowv I PENTHOUSE ~:h:r'!:':ho~~i>'l7t: LAQUINTAHERMOSA yrly. $4.95 lncludl.og uUI. nopets. S410. 752·2550. bath & sundeck. Large condo for r ent 1n the priv ileges. Newport W/D/garage. $175 Mo+ SUITES 114-.ISHlf.2. 16211 Parkside Ln.1 bUt fi75..4822. SPACIOUS ad1t 2 BR 1 Ba living. dining area with We 8 t c Ii r r a r e a Beach. •:i ut1l /SlOO de p. Call W.of8each,3blksS.or WINTER RENTAL: apt,openbeams.serving f ireplaceF. Ent'l1°4 5 6tt7d Flreplace.mirroredbor. 642-6811 Oebb1e orllene631·7546. 210to3000Sq.Ft. ~-nr SC new i'nt Edino•r bar.lot.sofwoodthruout. garage. rom . bltins. carpets&drapes. Ct~" tel OCC. S160. Non· HELP! -..ea-,. .............. _, """'" 1?• · ... · .... Spacious Grand Canal 2 _c mo. 67.,8803 cvs. Adults. no pets. 752·2550. Adults only. S650 per mo. ~ r-mn'T" ~_..., ~~. ~7 .. !~.Jac, adults. 847·5441 bdrm. 1 ba. $600. 673-8457 _, .... Harbor Realty. 673·4400. smoker F /Rmt to share or took for Ocec. Views _, ,_,.. ...... Im priced to please! 545·2510 aft 7PM A H CM NH Wet hrs . Bach apt,~bl~rrombch, ..._,.,.,Illa 3107 K.ickBacklnthis SuMy 2Bdrm.$325with pt or ouse. I , 714 t6?W6'Z PerfealyplacedCondoan maleSemorcitizen prer, •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Custom28drm.t,;nitW 1 plush crpts &more . BAY FRONT. lbr. bay W!erm "'1 mi from0.C.C. Area.Jackie827·4628 Orange Co. 2 Bdrm. 21.'l non·smoker or dnnker. Lg 1 Br ga r . g e all the extras. Kids Good area 184661 ree vw. ~/mo. Call Chuck $185 /mo. Fe m . pref. Share my large2 Br. 2 Ba. SUITE o~ ·L Ba: with greenbelts reu. 538-2770 Mhr/dryr: ~ blk bch: welcomed. t892SI Agt fee RENTIMES 631 .4555 at675-8990 957-3955 mme in Newport. S255 l9A Pnced incorrectly al tteto ans mo. +utll. 675-2897, Call Robert631·4SS7 675-1439 957 5378 3000 !t Ft l550permo.l year lease. -'!9'1"• 37 673-5203 lbdrm wtgar. no yrd. no 28r.rrplc,downstairs.210 Lge 4 BR house in Ftn · · · • Adull com mu n ity. HlrtN.r 42 Mesa Verde·Cute 2br , pets. 1285. lst. last +dep. 4J.st St .. $495 mo. Avail Vly, male or female. bill Fem. to shr 2br. hme In •Will Build Sult ~living. 552·3400. -••••••• .. •••••••••••• Twnble 8 BR 2 Ba. paUo, Ya r d It g 1 r • Q ul et Eves642M31. _ Sept 10. 642·3015 651·2866 split 4 ways. $150 mo. Aft Irv. $250/mo. everything • 1 mo. Free Rent OR1Jq1111Ufled need call. ..,, 1 Br rum. Ocean t):llc, aar. cple or 2 aqls. nei~. 1st" last. 5:30. 848-8520 Incl. Mark 544-7529 Flexible F1oorplan view. Aerou f rom S7Sytly.t46-1220 refs. M00488-1936. SUn. 3BR 2~8alw~e.close BAYFRONTapt,2br,yr. LldoMarinaVlllagc Tonhan beac h . D e I u x e . 541--5880 to beach. fplc. gar. lge ly. lease. ~ mo. No Needed minimum home Share house with mature 17141675-1662 Uzi 'Sul 3115 <2lS>•J.171. LGE 1 BR. 8lep1 lo --patio. S550 per mo. ldds,nopet.s.673-8222 careussistanceforwh~I rem. Straight, n on· -·••••••••••••••• , __ __.._ 3741 ba7/bacb. Adults, no 2 Bdnn. Deluxe Apt. New 964·2'm chalr bound woman an smoker. animal lover, <Jfices. 225 to 750 sq. ft . alr'l'Wnbm. t¥1ba l el _,.....-peti $395 873·0072 drape1, clun, roomy, ----3 Br . 2 ba. yearly, W. exchange ror room & Cap. Beach. Sl.50, .1st & From S200 per month. ID _..ri d'_ ... "aw· .. ••••••••••••••••••••• m.sios ' 'qu:let. Mature adults. lBR garden condo.Uke Nwpt Penln. l600 mo. m o derate sa l arr . last.496-258S. "'---CdMa&N.8.Frwy. :.. P.,';le1 'S.:waA!ul ILUIL.AeOOMVILLA 1375. Secu rity s100. new, pool. no pets, $410 Day 642·1079; e v e SS7-0294. m io lllthtDd So' Cat Plaza. Pli•ll&e beach. Lwu1r)' 2 Y~ 1 bdrm. 1ara1e. a.nine lee Sl.50. ()pen mo. 982-6533 PP &42·7881. Mature. resp, pror man 1---------m-GID. Br. 2 la. Apt. Coln,._. Blk1 Lo beach. 1375. S.t/Su.n 10-2. ----31.... Fash. I. lux. swte. ba. loolung for long term PUIMISNID ..;..;;;o..;.;.~-----1 f a. t d 2 165112 ar.M """" VI••• 1••10• Patio. No s mk. Empl. rental to shr w/slmllar OfC urn. au . ecor. 2 n.1-1 B 17t .. •· ~ ,,,_. ~ SPACE 'l'Wtlerock Vllta 8"lmmlq pools I.en m IJUUU . •• ... -••••••••••••••••••••••• New Luxury 2 Br Condo. ~. &4().6594. female. Call Hunter. at adrm. 2ba,. lux twnhm, ...io. Lefaure il"°C ai SflO 7early. Cltarm ln1 Newport. 145(). I Bdrm. Condo ln The Full Security under· 532·5883 SHI MO. pstv .... vlewt. 3 deck.I, kt beat. Mita only, no Bay Froat. 1 Bdrm . 831·1111 __ Ltkea. Northwood1. 6 uound parking. Cagney M. 1238 mo. lst & last. TYPING SERVICE ·e Comm•· ........... ~D&t,!tl~:.:, Dehau 2bdrm. 2be. Eaat ~Vktn~.:~:·p~a~: Lane,.,/mo675-3007 ~·Q:~7a:l~a~g~: 2~~~ ~fths~ Jndjv cuc:'c~tcl elec. " • t.tmllla. 80 l*t. ~ ..,uau, fwa. .., ._ · aide C.11. leml·private m.2000 __ fantutlc view. tennis. G?·Bf tub ln Newport. 64&-6724 rtte(lt. ph am, conf rms. C•1ll •r Barmo•trao.•. 1"•,u..-.-..lllU . pool.MI0.15Mla. ·---s heahh club, poolt, apa. Joopymcrac .. irvl •. k•N\·nlwghldtlya • · 6 ---U&tla pd 1 B ..---. Room tor rent. Sl.SO/mo. Rmmt wanted to shr 4br, anitoral ~ b ,. .... a. 0, a 0 • r pr. m• -· ~ ·~ ... ~r1',.· lllO 181'. 1 Adult. No peta. lbr Uv rm kitch bal W/~li'-...... Rt.I. Ex· -_.. • nn. J Pl Otf lllf', lb9, CONDO. pool, Availoow Superat'585. incl. util. Kitchen, pool, 3ba. w/2 others. non· ...-• ••817• Mr ....... J76t Ba lboa No p e t • Pool.• l'Jlb. • ape. tftnia, $62$/mo. 154•0370 dya ,99•4015 In lrvl11e. Employed. smokers only. GOO/mo ecut ve Gardens 2787 ...... 'II II I anearMMeeHeHH•-• lft.U& • ' laata Ana Ave. alt ...... evet. · Alt for Earl or Dan. laUdut. BUU'7541Gor Brilt.ol9t.,C.M.55J.l15l --. 1~ ~C::. =='f]fJ' _. •u 11A11.-.a111 a..-._. .. •• evee. 551...a. m.SD La11aa8t•chomc:.1p • ..... PYl ff•• I• • ..., .. 1 .......... ., ........ NlwlbdrmN. llobe.~ •-•-••••••••••••••• ~EAN ...... !_1!>1NI' ' , .... 4200 l\a.m.and P1r,br,balll.r. AboVeJollyRolerR•t. Li •••• • M I I • I • llltl10 -. Dlo 11111. r · ~ l aa. * ocean view, """• -· -mo. -..................... 1115. Rec. Fae. Pref. 171tq. ft. •·nt. =•••• •o peta~ =--Pll111 E·I lo rrw,a, =la~H• eptfa. pnt. 17~"2-1121. Qi the beach bl Newport. SertcMStu. 751-7IOI Ml\WOITllACK ....... lll•llO•. ~Ji,;=~n*i ,.... =~•:.:..=.· ti o. iiiD."bv. "t.."fi:.: '!': v..au.1 Br. Good loc. ~.t:f!':l·~~ Reaponalble ad ult to JMW•tcanDr. -__.-8ac. "15/mo. • • ahare 2br 2ba Newport Call O.. ltill Ma-moo ai.... M11J l /L + H e. Aa l le, l a•d OH•P•••1• 1 •.I la, 1 ltorJ. sba1, -llJ-.s'735 ............ 4210 Buch c'ondo. S290. tl ttl ult ........ -..... • 2 « .................. ""'· dtw, lbr, oeea•~ont ·•••i '-IBR pt ,.~.-~ .. ··-·· .. •••••••••••• •'Tm ~~.u .... !• oocC!•AI• rt.. E ,11r.. ..... ..... ii Ill~ .... W.m ttlfl:.1:•-•.•r1 P•l l•d • 1roovea -• • w --·· IT .... ,-ar . . rpo All9. A•all • =~~-· ..,_ .. ., a.. laud wood floor1. ~8 Pealo. NOOtmo. AYALOM Will Sbr 11e lwc. hme. • 111 ft locl..._ rec:ep. ,.. 1 .. -m•••· _,_.....,, ...-• ..., ...tat. ....... nicely t urn. 2 trplci, lloailt. J n ltori•l 1 Can1•• Ter ra ce mkro.C• _.....,all .. , '9lcl • .... W .:: .... .!~ lllliY1111:•,dllr11. I , • .,... ..._...apaU!nApt.1~ Towallouae. S.cluded ~ ..,..c.u...a . ... _ _... * .._ 19. el M ............. .,..,. .,..._..,....,, ~ ..,. ... 1arc1. a PMAo.l~blbbclLSept/ ....-..... 1,._~--.......... ....._... ._...pooll l anal 11111 fNID bteeb. Yflr/ Oet opHtnas. Dick oert to Shr Twn HM bl Com .. relah 1t0Ha, ~ -..., .. JIM .... .... •J 811'1? Cllll>... ..... c:a&1 '*°" IAll or ....... IU /SIO. l... Ullllt•. Pk. lrv. Ill ltm ... IJINe. CK. ,., .. 9'& ............... ......,. ..... AftTPll.!M"' bl1'0f.AHa. . .,, 117$+'8&!1.LM ..... a 1w1W1r •• 1m I ' ' - j:OSTA MIS~ ,,aM "-Ct(T"I" • 310 r.. 17th. St. R•fPb's Cntr 1200 aq . ft. 213 /2T5-UJI. • DANAPOINT , 3C2'10 Violet Lal'lten\ At DelPr.oo .1100' atfi&' AM Balboa <Vc/Slore & *l. --+-=----eom·1 space + apt. fri. • 4~M. 7".f73-124l ; or 213-41M,2Z'JO C 1cW ...... ~HOME WH 5 * ME~. 51 ,oor IMDUSTllAL SI Ot~OO PAIUt. For p. Loans~~ByA 711 W. 17t.. St. Q>mbirlatifo' Real Costa MM and PeniOOJPropert.y 642-4441 c.-ce.s..,. .a.Ice * 0.. 1700 .... ... :at bnl 7 days .. T"9 1170 .. ft.... 95~ It. Qie llOMl:!t~ of.. AllE~ANWAY .. .... W.•1 llOR'JAGECO. -~ • I,. • •. ,... I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ft. • C.peta. .,..,.. & ................ office opu: M·F. 7:lCM. S650 lnd/Ofc net' new 2216.S'.18101 Redorio Cir., as. Runt ech 1142·!4· I!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!~ Sta• 4510 •••••••••••••••••••••• Scrage Garages Ir rent on Balboa Penna ula next to Fun ~c 1o~·x 20VJ' 873-2943, 673'$30. Storage Space. IO mo. Isl. & last 2l06 W. Oceanfront, N . B . f13..41St-( ST* DING T08°"° la4hys doc. tomorrow 714 /95S-0073 COVER C.IRL •OUTCALL• 863-0778 MC/VlSA lal it Found a ptt" C 11 A p I al A• a I 1 lan ce Professional Therapeutic ~ ~no r~. massage. l.1c 'd. NB Appl ACCOUMT Cl.ID SenJor Salary $12 lO $1334 <,;AU, 700.3488 <24.llRS PER OA Y > tOR 760·34001 only, Steve ~-~17 Ul6T : Wht. " arv y Ion i · !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I h&litd cat. Meaa Verde ------•--.,. .!!!!ard'&4G·8397-RRST LADY------ . Keya In black ca11c. •cort • Models Accounting et PM, Tewl nllle •P9iy0mun• / ar~ C~. Reward. * 97z.IJ'45 * V MC & Visa Accepted Fight Inflation! Sunctay.August31, 1980 Apt. AUistant Mana~ Trainees. Will \rain. Couples. Paper work &c malntene nace. 642·5073 Artist PASTE-UP ARTIST Rapidly expanding South Orange County printing, 2888 Harbor Bh•d. publishing and adve rt1s· COSTA MESA 1og company ha:-Im· CALL 540..0330 mediate openings for Paste-up Artists. Prior __ O_R_5_4_0_·9_1. O_O __ expenence necessary in 1 01'1L '( PILOT D' ' Growing Co1la Mei;a Bank has several 1m· mediate opening:. for Tellers w1lh mm. 3 mo. expenen<.-e We offer a good starting salary. excellent com - pany paid benefits in· cludmg allract1ve work apparel and a pleasant wor king :itmospltt•re . For uppomlment, pleai.c eJll . ('.) CITIZENS BANK o~ co~1 A M!l>A I \74 l 979·ii20Cl 2970 II arbor Bl\J Suite 205 <..:o ... ta :\le~a t-: 0 E. M F /\' 111 · Whl male cal, col lar w ID. vie Jasmine Creek lHl'll . Cd M . Reward' 7:W l352 17·2S lbs In 6 wks. No shots. no drugs. no con· tracts. Kathlee o or Robin 673·0111 Work Temporary *Accountants •Blokkeepers edvertising layout. type .\ UTO M !-: C I AN I<;. mark up. pasle ·up and exper"d. rore1i:n & or colorcuttini:. Knowledge domestic. primt• loc·. -!!~!!!!!!_ _____ _ cumcra and typesetlln~ Dana P01nt 49G· 1865 --------•ILost 811 1 E s 1de c:-.1 *** 2MD TDLOA-6'5 1-lYEAIS szs.ooe>'UP Cockauel. gry w tyel. & Orangi: head ... <..:hJCha .. REWARD. 631·5165 msg LOST: Male gr~ /blk & whl cal Friendly & Furry. Vic Ba kc>r & Bear C.M. 549·5279 eves. Found Terner mix. tan ma l e Aus tr alian Shepherd m ix black & s ilver female . N o p R t. P M T Kceshound mix black & PEN;LTY brown femele. Newport Bench Animal Shelter. E X C E JT I 0 N A L _644_·3656 __ . --- "r.RMS FOUND: lrii.h Scltt.'r. CALL OR QUOTES Shelly mix, Sht•µhNd mix. 2 Dachshunds. S1benan llU8kY mix pup. Chow, & more. Also MANY K1lteni. & Cats. Adopl·a ·l'et Jt t rvinC' Animal Ca r e Cent er. Open Everyday . 754·37~. RESDENTIAL EQtltTY wBarranca Pky. s-'1-A. Irvine. 92714 John Fell 714·552·4655 GreatCa ._,. ESCORTS 24 Hrs. 641·0180 Cosh/Ch.cb Am Exp /MC /Visa LITTlE ANHIES ESCORTS all lll<IJOr credit cards accepted SJ0.'1723 •FOXY LADY • OUTCALL ON L V • 972-1138. • Arc :,ou making what you're worth? If not call Mr. Booth (i\4) 7&0·7037 M1\SSAGt,: Slll W 1AO MYSTIC MASSAGE 556-4656Santa An.i. OVERWEJGHT? You can lose 10·29 lbs a mo Guaranteed. Sandy 54(). 7375 *Accounting Clerks •General Office *Typists ASK ABOUT OUR BOhJ I~ PL,A t j .-·"LL N (JW helpful Excellent com ~nsallon dnd benefits packaRe Various shifts J\ JllJblc. Ap pl~ 1n !X'ri.on al AM PRESS 01v1s1on of Sulton lndustnes. Inc. 27742 Forbes Road L<iguna Niguel. CA (714) 831 1441 Equal Opportunity 1-:mployC'r M I F /H ARTWORK TECH. Pnnted c1rcu1t board~. ~sided & multi·layer 3 ~ r~. ex per . sal<1 ry open 1\ µ p I )" t 0 I r v I n \' fo.Jll(inN•rmg. lnr Jti87:! Halt'Avt-. t'nit .. fl ... Ir...-~ ASSEMBLER/ ELECTRO.,.IC accounta.nts Immediate opl'rHnf!-.. · fed Work near the beach. Charfies Angels associa ~tcehan1ea1 as·wmbl~. PERSONNEL S£RVICE, IHC. \\inn~. soldcnnj!. 6 mo BABYSITIER nct•d1•cl for BANKING Chun·h Nur-;1·r~ 111 <.:0-.t.1 M1:sa .uea C.ill 5;16 778i liab~s1Her needed ror in fanl Bt'~IO Scot F\" area rer 7i5 1315 HAHVSITIER for!hrold. 1f Poss1blt· in Pomona Sehl area. C.:M. t>i2 765\l aft .i 30P:\1. ----- IJ:iby•dlter Medl•d for TeachC'r·s child :\flcr school. ~our home. ap prox 2hrs Gd waJ,!CS CdM. 640· 748ti. ----llab)sittt:r. rn~ hOffil'. \'I(' 11f :vtei.a Ur & In Ill('. t" M fur 5 ~ r n lcl . ~, :Jllam 7 4S:i m . :I or I -.1·h11ol ITTJrnlOJ.!~ Ii 16 lti5 I t'\ 1•:. !Jal))!>lllt•r lll'l'4.kd. I th!\~ J °'m-mH. II 5pm 15 mo i.:1rl fi l:i ~>I ll 11\-. 67a·IU2kl•\c., <..:dM 11 re.1 •TELLER Our U:iv ... 1de ofrin: Ill Nt>l.\porl Beach hJ'\ J pan lime open111A for a Tl'llcr . .l'.:xµcricncc 1:. µrdl'rrt.>rl. but Wl' w1I~ tram 1f )OU haH' a :.tronJ,! ca:.h1cnn~ background. Wt>ofrer • Fn'l' park mi.: •Paul «areer aµparl'I •Excellent !>alan •Kcaullful work t·nv1ron!Tlt'nl l'lt•a"l' call Ii-I:! ·101~l lo ar range an mlt•rv1t•w FIDELITY FEDERAL Savin9sand Loon A ssn. l-'A1u:il ()ppl~ t-;m11lu.' l'r BABYSITTER "4EB>EO! Churc h 1n Newport l:iA:-JKING .... -. .. "' :...L o t -·~-~i----752.61'31> • · mm exp req·d~1ng-~ u ca 18662 MarArthur £11\d. ('O • Rood benl'f1ls. C:ill .,., t 425 I lor a P"l . 645-3632. 642.3812 .,.,1 c . nine ,. lle1~~ need~ 1wr-.11n tu car o r dullri'Filln --S-AVINGS ··-·--Church Nur-.l'rv llour-. 7 ,\5.11 45am !::;unda'"' \J u ., l h ,, \ t• o w n transport .111on <ioo1I RC'fere ncl·~ '' mu-.t • 64&1).f74 Sell ln.>'T: Toy P oodle. male. cha mpaitne, nr 16 lh. More with Daily Pilot PENNY PINCHER ADS SUJI only 12. 3 lines for Z days on\y Sl a dat. 34<' Ii hne. Advertise•One or morl' itl'ml valued up t o suo. Ea<'h additlona\ line 1s onlv 60e 'or the l\\o d a ·y s . Sorry. no com mer r 1 a I ad s allowed. Chan:e Your ~ny Pmcher Ad or USl' your BankAmerica rd Visa 1r Mastcrrard. For 'llore info1ma\mn and oplace yourad t·ull Balboa 548·1818. ----FOUND: Set or 10 kl'ys. vie Bnstol & Paulanno 548·1818. Found : Doberman Blktran Male. also gray rabbit. Newport Beach Aruma I Shelter 644·3656 Found: k1llen. black & orange Tabby. HLllcresl a r ea. Please ca l l 546-2472. found: Black dog with tan le~~. Ir~. Collar & flea collar. 754·5311. FOUND: fem lnshSelter. Beach & lnd1anapohi. HB 536-5183 FOUND: 2 dogs, I fem. blk w/bm chei;t. l male. lite b r n . pit b ul l "! Cabrillo. CM. 642·8472: 642-5618 675-6333 days '--~~~~~-~1PenaftCllls 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M~SAGE Be pampered with a personal r e lax.1nJ: massage by 12 or the pre· u1est girls in Soulhcm California. Jacuzzi. sauna etc. Open lOam· um. 7 du~s a week. Vis· a/M.C. Atlantis Health Spa, 2112 Harbor Blvd. C.OSta Mesa. 64~·3433 Br · 1ng this ad for your spedal gift. ' ~oti~fvr ~~14? U~ .,.,.,It/ service wnen placing your a~ ... a Daily Piiot ad n1mber wJU appear In your a~ ••• we take your "'ess1ges 24 hours a cl . . . you cal I In at your o venlence during office tO rs.. wid get the responses ti our. ad . . . this servic~ Is 1y, $10 per week. For m re lntormatlon and to J your ad call 642-5678. Newport Manm· Engr.. lOO"r t'ree to Appm·nnl .1020 W 17th ~l . C ~ _ MCfflSa / / 1\.'>l>1stant Mana~cr Cou· V V pie Full time. 151> All MARRIAGE MINDED ,\dult t;111t. S800 t-,\pt & Youn.: Attn1ct1ve Lalin ---------1 t't1b 1518 11;1:1 Hunt Ladies desLrt' hu~bands H• h Will make good wive!>' 1·003 768·2712 Lo;.c weight the health> \\UY with H e rb~ & \1tamins. Money back i:warantcc <.:al l Syd 642 8983 ---- Latly wants lo mecl Polen lull husband about 60 vd humor & dancer. Con f1dent1al. Call Dolly 556-22AS. 9·5pm onJy Penonal Sef'yic.s5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE Pn«Jllancy TestincJ ABORTION •~al CAsleepl or L~al Anesthesia •Low t=.e lncl•s Leib T.sh. Counselinq. Surqery, Medications and Post-Op Exam •Coumelin9 & Refer- ral •M•di·Cal & Insurance Accepted. •Confide nti al & PenaMICan. BIRTH CONTROL STERILIZATION For infonnation or im- mtdiate appointment, can1 AcrnunllnJ! YOUR CAREER l S OUR BUSINESS!! /C Boolclceeper To $18.000 17238) Stat Typist for Word Processor To $13,000 (7237) Bookkeeper To SI ,200 ~fust have basic account· ing&EDP Exper. l12391 SK,..+ary To SI.ISO Must l) pe 60wpm. chctJ uon80·100wpm. (7234 ) AccountirNJ Ci.rte To $975 Mo. t3748) ~ accountants associated P£RSONNCL SERVICE, fHC. 752-6136 18662 MacArthur Blvd. Suite 425. Irvine IOO"t f'rec to Applicant Accounlin$l \~..,1:.tunt :\IJnal-!1'r for fa~l ltKICJ i\lhO 8'•3C'h 1· o n « 1· ., ., 1 o n C a I I Manager for app"t 49!Vi585 Asst. Controller To $21,600 Grr at o µpty . for so, ~one with real estate background. Oegree. :.: _1.ears exper . in account· mg. Will be re:.pons1ble ror lhe accounting rune· lions or all real estate & e!>CTOW PQl>lllOO:> + lhe mortgage co. 17240> ~ accountants associated 'I PCHSONNEL stRVICE, INC. 752-6136 1861'>2 MacArthur Hlvd. ~u1le 425, I rvme IW'"o Free to Applk:int AUTOMOTIVE OMV CLERKS Oran,ge County's newest dealership requires ex pcnenl'ed 0~1V rnnlract clerks We "rcoffenn,g . I <\n Excellent Working Environment 2. All :'tlajo1 IJenefits llt\BYSITTER nl·1·dt•d lor 'I \(•ar old girl. ;;cpprox 1malt>I\ :1 hour-. .illl·r '>l"ho11I .. ~ uur hom1· Ea:-.bhon· 1-:lt·ml·nt a r~. I Wood ll fl II g l'. I 1 \ I I' I c ,.., l' " J 11 G i n ll 1 l'. 1;.12 .. 1:121 t'Xl 321 d:.iys or 552 IWil *'ve-. Bank in!( HEW ACCOUNTS COUNSELOR, P /T !''or our South Coast Plaza OHlcc. Exp 1>rc ferred Gd l )PIOI! ~kills req Call Kathy t\m burgey: ~0'406tl CALIFORNIA FB>ERAL SAVINGS & LOAM 695 Town Center Dr. Banking TELLERS Full & Part Time Secunly 1'.1c1r1 t· Rank has 1mmed1ate o pcnm1o:s ror F'ull and l'art 'finll' Tellers in the Oranl(c C.:.1unty area. 6 months experience as a teller or cashier pr<' rerred. some lru1nCl' pos1t1qn!> a: a1lable. Sr. pos111on!; an· also a\nilable for md1v11luJls \\1lh a minimum of I year cxJ)<'nent e w1lh a hank or SJv1n,g-. and lAan MANAGER I "hallena::mi.: 1?rowth n11 port unit) .I\ :111.thh· m lh•• ;\°l'\\port 1-k-.t!'h Offill" ol .1 k.ulm)! ..... 'Ill).!' ;11111 luJn W1• rt• :.l'l'k1nJ,! au mdnulu.11 with a s1rnn~· b:ickground Iii+-'1·JP·.J in hr.1nl"ll 0Pl'rjuu11-. tell .. r an1I m•w ~1n·ount· t u n ,. I I 0 Cl l> ,I n ti -.uix·n 1~11111 In ;1dd1t1011 to 110 uut-.l:ind1n i; h~·m•llh packa~c· 1nclud llll: protit -.hanng anll n· llremt:nl plan. l.\C nfrcr t·xtcllc•nt growth potl'n t1al and a top i.lart111 J,! i.alarv. Please call Jant•t I kdm·k Jl (71 \I &\:.! <\Ollll lo :.l·hedulc an 111tcrv1c" FIDELITY FEDERAL Sa•irNJs and Loan Assn. An ~qua I Opportullll) Emplo\er liANKINi..; JELL ER Part-Time Be\'erlv Hi lls Savings 1s 11ffC'r1ni: an excellt•nt part·llme OPPortunity 1n our C.:orona del :\tar of. f1l·c. work1ni.: apµrox- 1ma lC'ly 24 hour-. Pt'r week. 1 nclud1n ~ Saturda~-.. CALIFORNIA PREGNANCY COUNSELING SERVICE.INC. A PC.ARE NEWPORT BEACH 752-0053 SANTAANA ACCOUNTING TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS Orange County 1i. booming! Aod so are we: We're A...-T HALF'& For Jppo1ntment. ple:isc fflmUTlk . ""~~-" I~ r_·l ... · t7141761-6005 l.1b IJJJG!.C 1 South -Orange County Teller l'~Pl·n C'ncc r•r heavy ca~h1ennl( bat k· 1o:round I'> rt.'qwrC'd. l,1,ghl \~ping i.k11ls and an ar. fmll' for pubhc contact m a busy environment necessary We orrer com· puny.paid mi.urance and vacuuon benefit.:.. 972-3104 account~ 2888 Harbor Blvd. l7 I 4J 759-4224 COSTA MESA Please c·,111 for appoinlmC'nt: Hablomos Es ol There are many ne"' CALL 540..0330 -firms moving into thC'. __ o_R_5_4_0_·9_l _O_O __ EftPoyment & Orange County area, br ALTOMOTJVF. .......... mgm~ about an mcrea~ LOT POSONS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1n~ demand for ex Jobs W..ted, 7075 perie nced accounting 1!11me diale o.pening '. ••••••••••••• •••••••••• personnel. Company benefits. Apply m person to Mike Levine Take care of the elderly or s ick in th eir home. Knowledge or oxygen equip & usage. 549·0373 _ Hefp W..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCMT~. CLERK Good t yping, 10 key to touch. Expr. nee. Good benefits. 3.S hr week . $-950 to SlOOO to start. 833-0610 CPA's Auditors Tax Accountants Cost Accountants Senior Accountants Bookkeepers Acepuntlng Clerks orTrinle Montoya. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 701'>0 HARBOR !\IVO COSTA MIC,1'1 642 0010 tr you are not aware of the benefits of working Atn'OMOTIVE temporary. v1s1l us or ARE YOU 11ve us a call. we will be happy to discuss it with A SAUSMAN? you. We are local~ in DO YOU WAMT!!! the Coldwell Banker l Every other weekend Building om 2333N Broadway •200 2. F4cceptiooal pay pro- Santa Ana gram? '7141llS-4I03 3. Demo plan with great FREE PARKING hours? ACCOUMTING CLERK A /P , A I R . Account SAn a lyses &o th er s pecial projects. Xlnl Benefits . Sal. Com· meosurale w texp. Send Resu.me w ts ala.ry his· torY to Classified Ad 714 PO BOX 1560 92626 CM I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 4. Some of the best tram· at refresher iD •• available? ACUW~AMMAN CuW1an of San Clem bu ·2 lmmed operdnp for taiee rep. Sal. to 1\art while ln tratnlnJ. Co. Benefit&, call 492·32U or 830-DlEOE. ADl•&.SIC-Y for Npt. Bcb. R.E. olc. Exttl. lkUla. coetlenial 1ttltude1 1d. oppty (or top nottn 1al. Call Trudy otU1al33-1900 Alarm C9· needs lnataller' le service man Top wa1 .. for qualified ..-. m fores\ Ave. (IW'),L!fW 8clL you tiave to do to quallfy is: A. Be bard workin1. B. Aggressive. C1Neatappe1rance. I>, Want to be '1. Only those meetln1 these quaWka\MIN need. •P· I & a ® SECURITY PACIFIC BANK An Equal Opportunity Emplo~er BANKING Mary :\l 1t·h;wl 71H75·81!6ti BEYERL Y HILLS SAYINGS 3748 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Ma r. CA92625 Equal oppty. employer M IF REAL ESlATE LOAN PROCESSORS Here's your chance to 101n a friendly team of A4Nll Estate Loan Processors In lecurity ._... t>eaullful Real Estate Service Center 1n Senta Ana. Cenoid•lea muat tlave e11peri4tnce In packlglng or proc::e11lng VA/FHA loans. Previous e11perlence In 1 Sevlnga & Loan ~Mortgage banking preferred. We offer starting 1a1ar1 .. from S 116. 75 to s2•&. 75/wtc. depending on e11p«lence. excellent benefit• and an un~oelled wOflt environment. For an lnt9tvlew 1-ln1- ment, please ~II; ~ .. • ~ • H • I .......; __ ...... ~.!= .... L-..... ~!!.!!.t ................... rw11.J1~..i .. ..................... Cleaaupa. •rlmmla1. Want ~ hCMMe neat! Custom brick. atone. IOOftM6 hMallDI. ,..,... ..Uma\AK Retpoulble. dePQcSab'e b&ock. concrete & atucco, All Types, re pairs. In· 5f7"'211 house work. SS7·3S96 Ref1. Free Ht. 549·9'492 .......... ...,,, ..... 7149 5 u I a t 1 0 n • F r e e .it.rlpm. ro .. ,,._...,......,.. CleHupa, I••"'· tree Halll·move-clean·up. Corl· MoYMcJ l.:\-/a--• .;..--.----i Est imates. Call Bob. aervlc e , l1ad1ei1pe , crete remov11. Dump Scandln1vlan Woinan. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ................... 1_548_-rree ______ _ arplalllera. h1ulln1. tnck. quick urv . LooktncforHOU&eW!>rk Moving'! The Starving St "Plaster Patch . Soc141Stnkn Ml-TJIT &a. 7t3f 541.eozT College Students have tot sm quick & •••••••-•••••••••••••• --grown. Lie. Tl24·436. de 4203 645.4199 PROBLEMS·Need to Devt. Tr.e Tl'lrnmlnc • HauHnaGO•kHMl.no con· Reuona~&erates.RetJ. Sameaooctserv.641-8427 • talk~ f ree counselin1t Topphla. M hr. emersen· cnte. can David PAM SCLEANlNC ,.. AB c H EL p L I N E ey atom\ ttrvlce. Cleun· ~8046 548·327i ... /P1perhtcj .... ~2222 . .. • haullna. Pree eat. Haul/Gradin". demoli· &..dlc-i-. ··~·~·E·RS··············· G. e\' Plumber . n· L.--------IWI a3e5 e _,....,. · PAINTING Repa rvice, 1nslalla· iw tlon . Sklp·toad e r . •••••••••••••••••••••1• Expr'd . Reas Rates. lion. kflow certaflca · ••••••••••••••••••••••• J~'• Oarden!n&. rnm· ~ eltan°up. gentiral malnt, hauling . tree tr1mmlna • re moval. 'omm land.cap lng CDUHTWORX ElettricaJ ResMt. comm. rnalnt.-.2122 rr. rau ... t• rua. a uar. llc'd. Free H•'"-• U.. Sap'4, Xiii& Rel'L StM& ,,_..,$a tc7T ..c. m.tm, w-f'1'95 Lv ..... :! .............. . a.&1 ~. Ul..U o.aa W. Ptuw ... paUOI. INJ . Home IMPr\'t rntnt . 2., )'rs found1tion1, 6 block ,.u... exper. Fen.r ing. Depen· c.r,..... 50-2lll ...................... .! dable. 831~ ·-•••••••••-••• .. • ft & 8 P I Wood - CUSTOMlNTERIOR a...c.. Fenct!S & er~~a~~ Free Carpe ntty ·:asonry · CARPENTl\Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Est. Kelly 640-4090, Ken roohn&·P um mg. F1oor· By .ly 142 Penooaliled Child Care 67$-7137 1na . Stucco & tile Soeei l ates. M Cost& Drywall & more. J B Remodel/repair . quality M.aaa~ 641-~ Gia ••Ing 646-9990 . 6: crafts...ansblp. 11 yrs · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------- t n area. L lc'd Mr .Ca.e;ector Clt••/H••• Roofing, plumbi n g . Palombota-1314 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L a w (I s e r v i c e . carpentry. exler /Inter Ca-·r d""" ca..,_ _ _._ CREATtvE Landscape ,rec Es t. pnt. noon. comp hme re-.,... ..... · ''" ~. ENVIRONMENTS 642-ll80'7 paart/remodel. free est alum Windows, pandag, Conn ruclion. Stained calJ alt ~m 968-~ etc. Me-7228, 548-1119 (ilus. Remodels, Spas. G~ning, landscaping, He.I Fl_,_ .. "'a.rp . .a~. panel-496-3728 maJor yard cleanups. 119 ...,... ~ UUU'f• t r l·e ·trimmlng & re ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ng, sid ing. Free est. rooval. Free estlmateli. Hauling & Dump Jobs. 964-18S3. ~J.w7 •DS WAM'TB) reliable & inexpenslv~ Ask for Randy. c.p.tSenke hnmedla~ gene.;al con· 75'2·1349. 549-4368 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tr.ct.ors bids wanted for & We Care Carpet Cleaners . Steam clean & uphols. Work cuar. Truck mount unit. 6'5-3716 NP Heights r emodal. YARD WORK. cln·ups. H A U L I H G Local ref. req. Curt pruning. sprinkler in CLEANING H e r b e r l s I I , stal/repair, hauling. fair Tree tnmming & paint· 63M266/642·SS54 prices. Lie . C h ris Ing !714)SJ6.5838 Ray 964 4276 dumptruck. Trees/Yd Maciel Service Co. lO·Y• Free Eat . Call Gene lion 15 Cera m ic tale services. wtc.. 831-1257 exper in pruning. clea~ M2·°'58 p 0. lo (~est. 494-5887 bfr 9AM up & land1cape. Free tat. . ftttds or aft 6PM Chuck. 2 Y o u n g M e n C.11 S4S-186S Dave's Painting, serYang ••••••• ••••••••••"" W tresponalbllltles have area 9 yrs. most reas Pvt p x Service ............. hoch "4T 4WD Truck. Yard 6 Complete Maintenance Insured. Uc'd. 586-8425 THE MA ROOM. 24'1r Ti .. Co. Tree mainl. equip. <An Service & lrrlgatlot 2600 E C s l. ll 1 Y Let us upgr ade that do J n ~·thing : Call Installation. Genera ESSIAN CdM/NB !>hower.tub,draanboard~ ~ Pruning. Call To ny Cetm painting. lo rates. 640-0J.1 &WMS or enlry way. Ceramil' Ha•1de-..9 --7S4·ll6S free est. 3 yr guar. ___ ___.'"--_ ___,,___, 11le 1mpro\t!S appear & L et u s so I v c your 16:z.t47s. 633·9837 aft S value of any home or ••••••••••••••••••••••• RO BIN 'S HOUSl::· CLEANING SEJWJCE · For a thoroughly clean hse.~ GENERAL Houseclean Ing. re f 's. r e l iable 962~10 call art 4PM Landscape needs. ex-Ptie ext/Int painting h\ comm bldg at a reas cellent local refs. Free Rchard Sanor St. ht:. co:.t. Free est & sugges est. Call anytime 760-831.8 w Try me 831l 55S5. 2,i lions 1714) 8t2·3020 Renovallni:·Roc.ot&Jhng hrs 1 mo. rent~a1 now Spnnklers·Lawns p._,.llng& Pape_n_n_g __ i\fossageserv d onal Clean.up P\>less1onal "ork SS.00 Dave 642-4853 Rs"#. Steve 5-$'7 -'t2SI 38S7 Hirt h Cfl"OMlc TI&. lest. New & remodeled. Free c:.t. Cont. Lie. ll.3903 t 2 Gamer Tile ~0760 Bud 646--84111 549"2287 ,94·5901 Prof nr wrk, tile. wood. Wa l!P~ering by Lt· R-...t...l &R~ ~~~-!!!1!!!11~!'-~-~~~~ parquet. slripping. wax· Papier. Custom quaht~ ornuviir T t--lc ' .... If' C k \ • ••• ••• e e ••• • • •• e e •• fft' ~..-e 1ng . .,... mg. steam. pt ••••••••••••••••••••••• wor · re ·Christma!> HOME IM PRO MENT. •-•••••••••••••••••••• uphol. 7Sl~l.83B·SS4:l . Brlckwork. small jobs . schedulll). S3&23SO. Add1t1ons. ktc ba re· T R E E 0 ES I G .N : * RELIABLE & E f · Newport. Costa ~tesa & Reas. PnC\1nt1ext Free rmdting. gart~h con· <?rn a me~ta,I prun1 n~ . FlC I ENT WOMEN lrvine.57S.317Sews un. Bay \(ea. Custom 'ers1on. rm il;.:rl re· Sc.ul~tu nn g . t opp1n i::. Guarantee Satisfaction' Bnck. stone. block work. worlc.636-~Jack pairs. doors. 1ndows thiMang. removal. gen Call963-7237 -·--tile n rs. t·oncretc patios. -----.~~.........: ___ Quallty work.8<-6570 ~8!'~1845 lk d R r AGAPE CE R-c--w.Mtow Cle°"""J Q(JAL. CLEANING Reas w 5• n vewa.\S. es. PAJNTlNG \IPANY _,_., ••-••••••••••••••••••• R<ttes. Homes /Of cs. Last Free est John 846-ISH.i 3 Genl!r at1onsc)f Paint •••••••••••••• .. •••••• ''Let the Sunshine In .. Oetail6314973 Wock-Bnck·Stonc·stucco. mg Excellt•nce Re pai r & Huor. All Call Sunshine Window planters & repairs. Fr~ 535-€701 1 '"Pe!> s h in .I! 15 ·roe k · Ucanmi.:. Ltd. 5"8·1185:1 ------..---shakes -compo tr. Fr<'• _____ ----- est. 53&9906. 968-7486 Want Ad Result:-. 2-5678 est. 54 1S930 1"1n,\va1I. Wart Ad Help? 642-56i8 WANT ACTION? Classifed Ads 642·5678 HefpW..tecl 7100 HlfpW-.cl 7100 HetpW..t.d 7100 HefpW..t.d 7100 HetpWORhd 7100 .... W..t.d 7100 HflpW..t~d 7100 HtfpW..tect 7100 W.t~ 7100-• ••••••••••...••••.•••......•.............................................................................................................. ·················~···· ·•·•···••········•···• ...................... . IOO«IC9B Oiild care help wanted Clen cal COOK Mature & n•hable. DB.IVERY MAii Driver ror s oool de Banking llmilgClerit North Laguna Family. 3 Large Thrifl & Loan is all around cook. lor !:Im for furnnurt-!'>tOr\ 1 h venes. early nommgs UCTROHICS Must type ~pm & ....._~ day nex1ble week. Must loolung for a self.stan ms retirement res1dcncl' in days per wk. Qualif\t \OUr "an or tAts. Call A f~ choice pol>ltions EXPERJINCB> bookkeep ing expe r . Newport rk!ach invest. dnve. No heavy clean· mdJvldualto f11lanentry LagunaBch 10hr4da.; t ion s : L•fl hca .. Mr. (;~-~wp_on QPenforcareer minded TIU.a hetpCul. but will train. firm has opening: per ex· mf!. Ref!.. Call 497-1636 lev >Jtuw ~ aiw~ fUTTilfOT~ . "' uce~S:002-peep~· 6rGWtng .rumu--~~ _ __. ____ --------lt--Yttk ~'40·~ • ·~rcxr.'TOli'ifi'd~Tires" ·1or"' .. appf"--·----. -• Must have good math ma intenance. Ca ll\ mfg looking for mall' or San Diego Federal Sav. Coastal Personnel Agen-commission s, accl g ba<'kground & type 50 Cook . P IT. Preschool iln ver's he & good dn lem. Must speak Eng. tngs andLoanl.s current· cy,2'790HarborBl .. CM funct ions. Compute r CHSECRETARY wpm Xlnt. benefits & Lltecook1ng&clvanup ingrerord CallmAppl f /lunt&O/Ume. ly seek\ng a n ex. NEVER A FEE knowledge a must. Ex· Pff. apph Mon·fn. 9-2 woriting conditions. for duties Clt·anh ness a '"person mornings al AS~ILERS perienced Teller ror our per. maturity necessary. 1601 Marguerite Ave. appt.. eall Mr. Mungon. must Ch11dC'arebenef1ts Dick Melll'l·r Fine JESf !land s'ldering. PCU Newpor:t Beach office. &>at Yard Worlte r . "Ex-Call: 64().0l.23 CdM. Western Thrift & Loan. Irv· S.52 7331 or 1;!>7·1263. furn 1s h 1 n i: s. I 7 2 7 :-tufhn1.ttxper pref'd Qualified appllc ants pe r lenced. Apply a t CLERICAL 64>3153. ~tin !»4·1467 . Westchff. N8 6461678 IOOlllCHPHl/SECY should have a r:ntnimum Pacific Tides Marine. 227 TECHNEIAN Mu s t ha ve b a !> 1 <' of 1 year savings and 20lh. St. N.B. looldl1tpl•9/Cleril P~ A••taMe •COOKS* DBJV£1tY MAM knowl~e or bkkpni.: <'O· l o an e xpe ri e n ce . ---F\JUlime.e xper. helpful Reqwres 1 yr . clerical CLERIC.Al L.A Times to homt•s in tnt>S. NH. J\I P, Trial Thorough knowledge of Booklceeper :Full charge. but not nee. Many co. exper.Abilityto type 40 lmmediate openings Full & P/t1me. exper Balboa Pen1n !.ul.1 UNITS llal. l»nk rec .. t•lc teller o pera lions a nd Non smoker to work on benefits. Apply at 1660 wpm. Starting salary •Accounting Clerks pref, if not will train AP· :1 30am .sa m $5501 mo {)utics: Bkkpng, pho1w back ~mce procedures. books of c lients for Placentia.CostaMesa. S4.8S pe r hr. Ca ll · •ClerlcTypist ply in person . Dic k :>188411 or646·141J filing Interviews scheduled by Newport Beach CP A 833-0411. ext . 332 for appt. •Keypunch Oper. Chureh's Rest. 2698 Npt RE~x. 1s a rap1rlly ~HIPPER' a P poi n t m e n t on I Y. firm. 7fi0.88l8. Orange County Harbor •Secretarv Bl. CM Oeli\·en P !lime A:\1. LA ~ro division uf Ex SQITI(' t~ing. lift 50 lb!'> Pelase P lease contact IOOICKEIPH Municipal Court. E.0 .1':. •Word Processor ~~~~~~~~~ Time:; s100 pl'r wt'ek. C:Cll ·orporauon anti a ~JS(; A DIO PROOL:CTS L e t t Y H u m m e r looldl11pla9 Clertl/ $4.50 hr. 20-25 hrs. per *Bookkeepers COOt< Lagwia Beach. 49-t 84!16 \(•adi manufacturer of 11645.2540 114-644-1885 t---a.-wk.' Knowledge of bkpg .. Clerical Ac-~-£ Abilities 1·omp~r p e ripheral •.-.......... ~ ...... -~· "''-r bl ,._ · ~· wanted for act1v(' retire Dfl l1vAr & Slock Cull p-"'u"' fl bl d k 1• ~ ~ Methodica l/Versatile acct.s.paya e ... rece1va· Personnel Servicc~ ment residence. 2nd ... "' . •vu ... ~. cx1 c is =::.:+-------SAMDllGO person lo post accounts ble, etc. Call Vicki. FREE JOBS llOQuail.Ste200NB ~hlft. J1 ·30AM to SPM umeincludingSat &Stin drives papertapen: --.------FIDHAL rec/payables vouchers. S40-605S, Coastal Person· Call Karen 2-llpm. Xlnt benef1I!.. aders. are in need of nng l ~ ......,. H rbo '"•ant1t•· cookani.: ex nor. .,_ .,_ Id 495 E t 1-1h Ind iv I I l h " SA VIMGS & LOAM type 45 +wpm. recep· ne ency• ''i7V a r P U R C E L L T E M . 955-2770 '<" J .-~ ""'-' ..-wllO • as 1 a s w 1 " INEERING tionist " secr etarial Bl, NEVER A FEE PORARIES has m any ~~e~~~~all\&pdpel~a~ St.C~ ~~n~r s~xper1 c n cdc H .... ICl•Lt Equal ()pporttmity Em ployer BANKING Savilgs l1111S111btive Our M lsslon Viejo branch is now offering an excellent opportunity for a full-time S avings Repre:-entatlve. Te ller experie nce or heavy cashiering background ilS required. Light typing skills and an affinity for public contact In a b1.11y <t tm os ph e re a r e necessary. We oiler a full range of company·pa1d employee benl'filS. Please write or phone Lloyd Wilson 714·95l-35.2S duties. Jrvme rum. mfr. -i~gs for ven. excit· u .es oting soll " • Call K H ~~ """' ... ' Clen cal Newport Vtlla.642·5861_ DENTAL ASSISTANT statem·t' , . RY SJJB7TO .• _..._... Ing t·ompanles. Im · TYPISTS forLagur.aNiguelofflt·e. SSS/MONTH mediateopemnas for· Counter help wanted. 2 4n.c •IU>A t:andidates~uld ha'"' 1 **** lb>kkeepJng F/C~ Ta $11,• F/C~ To $15,• IOCMSfOUCLlllC Full time opening in c l erk pos 1lion i n bookstore specializing in technical & scient ific books. Prefer person with some exp. in work· Ing in a bookstore. Hrs . 8-S Mon-Fri. Apply Mr. Harrod, SCITECH Book Center. 17901 Main St.. Irvine. CA. S.57-8324 Pwcell T •;npior• ies 4020 Birch Street Ne"' port Beach Cal18Sl·OOS.S lml..,....l&net P.O.BnllNT lllllaAu.CAmll. ''™' .... l Employment avail. in P /T . Sandwich m a n ~TS exp. req .,............,, ... Req es 3 years cl\'11 m ulti s urroundi nss. want ed. F IT . ex p . Dental year tech al school en~·1'1ering experience Competitive pay. 1n· Gary's Och. 675.2193 and expene perform or rotbtnat100 of educa· Lerview & hire. For more Exp Chauside De ntal mg in-p~c~ ans pc<'· uont•penence. 11\fo.callTod Services COUMTHHELP Assista n t. g d hrs . lions. Will t\t powl·r 979-8900 Benefits. fl,·mc area. :.upply and pu~rcadcr llam·2Pm an exciting in· 7!i2-0»1 products. Must able 10 Oerical. Need file clerk & tem at1onal atmosphere communicate ' chve1' general oHice person. in Npt. Bch. merit wage 0 E NT AL A-; s Is I an I m English. . U)Creases. S3 50 stan. If Orthro cha1rs"n. Xlnt. 12-6 daily. Must know II d & "'" 10-key by touch. Chick you are we ~roome wage & benef1tt. RDA or Iverson VW . Porsche / ~f!::/~ajj0~h:°~e~~ e lqpble Npl. Bch Audi, ask Cor Barbara . Expre.s. 8S l·9477 --_64_0-_0_12_1 ____ _ 673-0900 DENT AL COUMTEtl HS.P Periodontist nee~ full Clerk needed for Sandwich t ime usi st ant l:;x - shop. Mon· Fri. part or panded duties oppolluni· full time. Anthony's Och. ty. X-Ray certificah re· 17881 Sky Parle . Ste A. q'd. Exper. prerer1ed. In. Call: SS6·0670 for Xlnt. beneCits. s alan · appt. open. 842-6631 · REMF:X will or el you a compet itive Ha-t i n~ :-alary and an ex~Ut>nl benefits packa~. P\?aM' ,·all or apply in >ersrn 10 our Pt•rsonncl Office on Tuesday. 10 Rt::SUM ES . PEA OLINE: sErrE~BER 5. 1980 cpUNTYOf! HGE P I Dept. ossSt. Room G·l80 Sal\a Ana. CA 92701 714) 834·2844 Aft mative Action E mployer J I w-.. 1100 .W.WllllH 7100 MmW..t.4 7100 Sundaly,Augu1t31, 1HO DAILY PILOT 81:J ••················· -.ei................... ··~···················· ------:------------.:::.;::.:..:...:.:=.:..!~~ l!!'!!!!!!!!!'!J!ll~-IJ!:Z?'~~.'u!:."r~ 11:,-..:.chl SaJ• peri on orrrcp; ~~LJ V ERY ~~~~ ..... ~!!! ~!!'!'!.~ .... !.!~ ~~~!.~ ..... ~!~ • r • • ' P • t ~ ":. m.saoo. ma: 1=-ldr:~t !~rw -=~r or llC'"'O...ST ~· •'•b '1· M1•t T;;.;;;,:-e;r-1 Cal lfo r n l a dri ver• trainee. 1tirady iOb for f'*\l\•· 'f'l.btinl snf1 !!•:lit 771 ..... J-.. &.AY -I C wl!llMOa.n.-w.-. lictftlt.H,S.Orad.Appl)' ri&Mpenon.Pnantehar· 9CINSNCTOll o1o n g o r e xpr . ._,...._,.......,_ ....... ON IP O l y w hlle tral •i•I· In person to Mr fuenlelJ lng " &r®p ~th. In-K ECO INDUSTRI ES te ephone reception ist. •If • w ... u ....., for han hwort&w P/tlme. F /llme. l ·S lit Robert Be~ Willi · teniew Sept 2. 9-:SPM. JNC. anatkloal leaderln M~ have good t_Yp\ng 1 .. aa.aa. Ea· .._. cuiu.en PrirnarUy ..rm Fr'Oil\ 6 Associ~tes. 1~ l.Jotd Pest Control. :166 desiJCD ai production of • k 111 s an d I 1 ~ti t aJe • O~l· ~ type Jot». &•per. ,.....,._,. ---QuallSt. N.8 . £.Dyer Rd. Sant4 Ana env,1ronment al ~ontrol ~nowledge of a ccount· .._.... wt'4c" d. but wlll train . .,....._.. ----· --eqU1p .• seeks indlVldutl ang. 546-290 1, ask for .... tlllb' pa&d hat .. 1u y pote nt. Newport Photo Fashions Office Work " Manqe· PITSTotllSAUS with regponsible record _D_an--'ny;.._ ____ _ l"::" ...... __, ____ .._....;..1 0 ~ratal ''" 4t1 "lJS .... o n ·mor l, seeks n ew mode h nd t F d w k NB 644 OU O S A of -"~employment Jii•M:~•--•filra==~lllll~-~~ ..... ,. ;..... 10ofl'M .. r fecet. rTS.33'75. • =a!.ia.1. ~o mot. o~r ~-0311; CM. 556-1994~ in q~llty control to take Rettptlonisl for exciting ·~ ----Cituens welcome to app· 51&-3112 M l charite of reeeiving. sporting goods manula c· IOIAM. IMC. k I T C H £ N / l•-------•I I Call 980-SlG producUon·in p~ress & turer. f'.'eeds mature & .-ou.1 WAREHOUSE PERSON Mehl M11191n y. __ 1. Photography Lab Produc· final inspections in a one responsible person with ~pert Blatb nllded tor party rental ~e to mln•ae nice OPBATIONS OFCI tloo Personnel. No ex· person QC depart. at excellent typing skilh,, Aa&t~~IAOM)' a t ora. Appl y 202~ tmtel In Balboa. £xper. Ml Min. 3 years exper. perience necessary. Call Jrvine plant Exp. must Excelle nt benefit s le-Newport Blvd.CM. tn motel m gmt. req'd. Anaheim branch. Excel btwn 2PM & 4PM . include s hl'l't m etal _!546-«.64 ___ . _____ _ ~ Malntaill e<>tnplex. han· salary & benelfils. App· Edwards Photography fabricauon. e lectrical & Lt'l•I, eip Probate Ad· die books. etc. Call GarY ly ; Personnel Dtrector 768·5100. mcchanicnl assem bly. IMITM"•lf LCMMOMC• mlniltrator tor irrowlng ~Ice. 540-605:5. Coastal talT AGE IAHK F a m i I 1 •• r i t y w 1 t h law firm. airport area. Penonnel Agency 2790 721 N. Euclid Photography Lab Techni· mlhtary & acrospare QC O ea a ,. l of U t 1 , ~~~~lllllilliiiilliiilil-1 8aMlu ex per la C'Ollec Naw1>0rt Be•cb, Call Harbor Bl .. CM Anaheim 991.3860 caans. No expe rience s pec1fica\1ons & prof1 Wlhna. 1133-9813. NEVER A FEE Equal Opp Emplyr necessary . Will train. c1ency m the use of stan. -.. 1 r Uon la rut.all•nt loana • , .. 1rea1 ve Newport ,._.... M l'. E•cel, H lary ai ;:: ~pn'fo; ::.rrr.,c:tt.!:!~ ~Anb°: Pt(te)q• ~w~g~'!r:~!te MOTHER'S HELPER · voe. wortl. Mu& \~pe illtlll.b.Tt•SAM •3 '° tm:ITA•I.... Litigat ion Fir m in L.Jght hse work.8 hrsper a+.-.. .. bH ...... el l lPll. Xhrt. bHeflta. mN E..Cbd Newport Cntr . seeks eit· wk .. anyday S3.IO hr . IU ..._,.,. typewrlter c:io.ta M•a Memori•I Anlabttm 9'HMO p • d . e ff 1e 1e 0 t. & 957·8390.~ dys. 64f.0345 • cltt.-.. C.:.att. ........ Ma-2'1M or •PP· . tqual()pp Emplyr cneraetic lejtal sec'y. _e_v_es_. ______ _ .!!'*· a...aa.rta. •uas ly ta.,..,._, am Vidoria •-~ S!H. Oll.:taphone " Xlnt NATURAL Science Tech., SL II u.urance Typiaa Skills a must! CinleA' .Cotta eaa Attouot Aaslsta n t to Xlnt Sal. depending upon lead. Saddleback College 1'111 U~tales openrnp Employee Benefit Ex qua h f1 cal1on:. & exp. North Campus. lrv. Asst. bH.bef~depts: ecutive w /insurance Good Benefits.640-QHiG an performing s killed Hmpkal brokerage firm, includ· U QUOR/WlN""CLE terh. work in a college Call btwn 2PM I& 4P M. <brd. n:ie asunnl? devices rACICER Edwards Photography. essential. Send resume needed for light mfg. 768-5100. or telephone for an m· Call :546·2901 ask for teniew a ppointment Btuce PIANO SHOP <714 > 557-8545 PaWer's Appr-.ntice Own Trans . .' Call Jim at 631-0769. NO EXP. NEC. needs full lime helper. 17335 Damler. lrvme Start$3.25957-8735 P .O . BOX 11585 S A Pict ure Framer . P /T, exp. Art World Frames. 656 North Coast Hw>. Laguna Beach. 494,8105. 927n QUALITY Pantry worker full time. 5 da ys p e r v.ee k . Sandwiches & salads Pvt dub. Call for appl . ---------1 ASSURANCE Re<>eptionast /General of f1ce, l girl office, ltte t)•p Ing, phonl'S & general of. fil•e dut1r" F .T . Mon Fri . for i:r o win i.: 1\rrountm~ Finn nr 0 C: Airport. 833·9505. Receptionist. Permanent. To answer telephonci. Perform typing. d1s- tn bute mail & mainta in .:eneral f1h'S. Top salar~ & outstandmit corporate bene fit<; ('a ll for 1n ter v 1 1•w app t 714/546·931(3 A m e r 1 1· r a r t < t\ n AITll'ncan Standar WOU•IS P.B.X. Operator needed ing aeuetarial duties; "' RKS biology & che m istry SPOltTSWIAa to worlt p art lime mllSl have exp in group F\111 &63pa1rt12-U12meR: k ar ea. Salary r ange .-.ACCISS. s.wra,.. A &mdaya, 3 life & health insurance 1 ____ • ___ •c___ Sl.324·$1.668. 831· lxSO • eA••ltHOP to llPll. Xlnl. benefits. Including m a r ketin g. Uve-in help formoblleSr. :Btm;w;ii.iii8-iii5·;;;;;;;;.;;.;; 833-9561 Tues on. PART·TIM E person for lunches lio work with nice people. Mon.Fri. S3.7S hr . Wcinersehnllze l. C.M. Call Ellen 957-0717 .( PLANNER/ SCHEDULER SPARES A leading Irvine basl'd rt·sturant company has opemni: ror d ~11amil' In --REC-•tba9-•1,,.....-•1•S•T-- d1 v1dual respansible for Er"' "'" STOCK RUNNERS Cost a Meaa llemprial X1nt N.B. location. For Citizen. Lite housekeep-• PartU..--laa•iothe Hoapi&al.642-2T34or a pp-appo\ntme n l cal l ing, able to drh·e Mesa NEW ACCOUNTS the daily QA function ... The <'ha 11 e n i:1 n R . .J l the p rod uc tion / dynam1r environment ol d 1s t ri l>u t 1o n pl an t lr\'ln<' World Pul>ltca Knowledgt' of meat pro lions requires a s.:11 <.'CSStni! 1s reqwred. Con motivator who (•nJO'" tact Pat Henka. 1672 workmA with people, h,,.., RPynolds. I r\'ine. Ca. execel telephone Lechm ..__ ty in--.. 301 Victoria 71" ., ....... -V rde c.c.7 6932 fGlJowinc dept&: .... -· ......... ""'"'. e . ,,., . . TELLER WGI •es ACCISS. l~St; .. ;eo.ta:;;;M;eaa:;;;;;;;1lmW' ___ an_c.;..;e ______ LIVE IN NEEDED wi~ WOl •tSDllSSIS I• ACCOUNT REP. som e nu l r l ti o n a I WAITllS$1COC* Hospital FGS has openings for In knowledge, to cook & STOCK RuNN&RS Admitting Clerk needed customer service dept to clean. s mal( e rra nds . Oceanside Federal Sa, .. in gs in pre pa ring to fTl>\'e to their new offices has an immed. opening for a New Accts. Teller. This position will be responsible for the :-.<ew 1\ccts. act1v1ty an our new San Juan Capistrano PART·TIME work for slu· dents or housewives. hrs ol :30·8 :30 Mon·Thur. 9 ·30·3:30 Sat. Ca ll 842.1034 Previous cxpen cnee in 9'.!714 540.5662. E.O E t1ues . & tyf)ing or SOwpm Produr tion Contr ol Must have good ·front We offer excellent conl· pa r t lime . tOAM to service automobile ac· Room +salary. JiAQY benefi\s. Apply in 6:30PM. Xlnt. benefits. counts. Must have good Jn South L f'Una. Rer spares sehedulinR. plan· ---------1 d<•sk " appi.>arancc & rung kit relca!>l' to stork. REAL ESTATE µt'rsonahtv Prior CXPt'I persoo llontbruFri. Costa Mesa Memorial or al & written com· req. Call 4 ·1749 for 1n- J.C. rENMEY Hcspital. 642-2734 or app. munication skills, ex per terview da . PART-TIME GlFTWARE Personable . energe u c person nel'<ied w Jarttsl•<' ab1IJty to mcn •hand1se & display gifl ware· Also Ix' responsible for cash1t'r· U'IR· ~ton-Fri. 9·3PM. t>Xpeditmg and follow.up Th1o; offH·c has an oix·n is a def matt• plus Wall co ordinute proouc-tnJ! for onC' J!ood ai.:1•nt Howard U1·rman 2' Fashion lsland ly in person. 30l Victoria desir able . St arlin g ----..,f----- Newport Beaeh St.,CostaMesa salary commens urntP LOAM ERVCLRK offi ce.. , t1onflowlorsh1 pmcnt. C:.111 for appotnlmr nt THEIRVlHECO. Coll' Realt>. 640.;;77; 11~11 c ami.>lbaC'k St ____ E.O.E M /F w /e.xper & a blllty. w/accn expr. Heavy Progressive bonus plan phones & typmR. Mon· The suct·essful randidate will have 1 to 2 \rs. ex· per m New Acct; with ,1 S&Lora romm'I. bank We ofter n sl<tble work ~.·wport Beach. Ca cn' ironrtlC'nl with an ex ----6$11 !i796 ccllcnt s alaf\ and ---------1 Equ..il()ppt-;mpl~r GENERAL OFFICE •HOSTESS• avail 1r licensed. Xlnt Fr1. Ca I Artia, 760-6060 One girl o ffice for Experienced. Full time. company b enefit s in LO marine cons truc t.ion part time. ~pllt shifl. Ap· career ad vancerne nl w*at" c o m Pu n Y • S e I f ply in person: Wed. or potential. Call Linda and " benefits pat•kal!l':melud lkal Ei.tateSale:. ---------m~ <'ompany paid L1fr. EXPERIENCED motivator. all phases °' Th 0 .. G • IUO a15 F v • ll-__.iOUl~~:wi;._ e urs . ...,.pm. ramma sh~,,.....,~i.iiil ~· i·~~iii~~~ho;;me;rt oans. Excellent. t "6 d.~..MlliUU.~iOUS.e..a..w\e~ll, ----_ __.._ ..... _-.d s ys"m . exp r ex per. Costa Me /N t "'""" -'Tr• '"""' helpful .-cAmo 67"1630 Be ch s a ewpor Insurance growi ng n a ti o n al ·....., • .,. 8 · t E m o r gage co. x · --------HO ST E SS bu1fY perience helpful but will train . Fo r appt., call . Call the st0re mgr. lor in Salary will be com· lervicwappt. mensurate w/exper. We THE GUILD DRUG also offer an t xcell. Cr· ~ \i?m!ftts paC'.k91:e-_l6~ D.r_ which Includes dl'ntal Hewportleach and ~1 s io n care . 644-7330 M e d 1 c a I . D t• n t :.t I AGENTS lns uranC'PS . Pens ion Wcotfer thC' follow1nw Plan w1lh high interest .tHtgh Comm1~1on ··1oi,, lfar<t 1lanttays""l'>l!'r" srr~~msn --- year and ·1 week paid •Pnvate'li:c retan vacalton after fi months 1 Professional a!>sO<'!'.. Rit:C EPT I ON I S T . nl'edcd . I d :I\ Wl'l' k •Wed n <'' d a> "i (' ,, I I .. -Pana.iYL~ ~-.... • P I ea s c a pp I y al Call now 1or appointment Pl::RSONNEL 673·7300askCor Walt GB8AL OFRC~ breakfast. gd personab-~ ra~ly u ealldmg ly, a b ili t y lo count intenlat1onal co. !S'Seek· change. ref's. 2633 W. Cst Ing an enthusiastic, self-Hwy bef 3PM JOIMTHE INATEAM <714)975·1080 Ask for Jody COLDWELL BANKER Residential Mortgagt· Company Qualified persons an.• asked to apply m person to. PART TIME Dental As· s1stanl with cha1rs1de ex per1ence . Nt:wpo rt Center. SlO an hour. Fri 12-4 Sat 9· l. 760 9357 mi>S RECEPTIONIST Newpon Ht!ar h urea l•l gm Your cxpcr oo Uw -~~'!.'!.--~·----•I l'BX & prnfe~ ... ional al s t arting lnd\v. for a ' · ----J(erleral ore. position. Gd. I ________ _ typuig. phone.'I & nhng HOUSECLEANERSup f't!q u1red Outstanding to S.Sperhr. Car64S-5123 compensation & excell. 1~~~~~~~~~ c o mpa n y be n ef it s .1; ---- Pleasant working en· HOUSEKEEPER. Live vironment. Contact : out position on the beach Persooocl. in Laguna. 2nd home for SciNtffic L.A. family. Routine Ori~ COfttrots cle~ng & lite cooking. 1.8011 MatoheUSouth Frrnge benefits & J:d Irvine 557-9051 EOE salary. Must be avail ' weekl>nds. Call Sylvia at ----494-1838. GIN"L OfflCI --------- New cprnpany bas ftJled H 0 U S E K E E r E R , alt positions except one mo.iture. for elderly lady Looking for attraeti ve in rrobile home. 4. h rs girl for front Mri~. Must day. $3.25 hr. 646-8610 have. good pnsonality -and like talking to peo-~EKEEl>ER Ltv~ in. pie. No expr. nee. w\11 lite CO?lung, ~erv1ng. train. For a ppt. call Je· must dnve. 2 children. 10 '\;eane847-2151 &5. 496-0459 -~~~~--~~- GIRLFRIDAY HOUSEKE EPER· Full JtB Nylon Wallet co de· time. Tues·Sat. 7AM to !tires ('ftergeUc person to 3:30. E.O E . Bayvie w assist owner In a young Manor. 350 W. Ba~ St. growing business. Lite .c.M. 642·3.'>0S. Bkkpmg & typing exp. Housewi\'eS need xlra helpful. Own car nee. . · • Will train Call 960-3B87 money doing housework ror a ppt. · P tr? Ca II Suds n Sluff ---=-------·-for details. Call afler 5: Girl Friday M2·()184. Computer Co. needs ------ q u a 1 U I e d p e r son . HOUSEWIVES: H you General om~ duties. gd lik~ to cook. you'll love phone technique. typing ~this place. If you 're 60wpm, no short hand. friendly, conscientious & Call between tltrn·4'Pm dependable w~ want you for app. Ask tor Cindy: for a ~lighlful & quaint il4·556-4585. ~.O.t. restaurant for a vanetr --oC duties avail. No ex per GO FOR IT!! nee. We train. Pf>6il ions , are now a v a i l f or You want . we ve f'Ot ! weetdys 8·4, full-lime. Let's do It! We Teach ! We Tra in! Our agents Please apply in person. are happier. have more Stone MIU Terrace. 2915 suppon, and are doing Redhi9. 0. M. Al INA we have a group or professional. dcd1cat ed people who each con t.nbute to the s uc rcssful i\ Coldwell Banker Co ,\nequaloppt\ t:o operation or our l>u:.1· --· ' OCEANSIDE FEDERAL SAVINGS 3222 1 Cum 1 n o <.;api~lrano. San Juan Cap1 ... truno. CA \l2WJ i l4·661-72()J &iual Oppty Emplyr PART T1rm•. flex huur:- W11l tram. Good n ·adin$t romprchens1on & altl'n tton to detail 557 7311 TRIVEX INC .~ ... n""'•""....,.••'·-.... • IKl5 R1l<·h\'\ Sl rcl'l S.1ma An;1. C<• f::quJI Opp Emplyr ~I I-" Rt•a l F_c:;tatl'' OPPORTUNITY! ness. If you arc intt-n·st Lol·ker room atlcndant edinjouu ngthis kind of 6 30am-2p m . M ·F : a team and are qualified Umvers1ty AthletiC' Club for the opening listed NB. i52·7903. · 1~~~~~~~~~ PART TIME DRIVER Sut & Sun Mornin)!s lo de liver D a 1h Pil ot bundles to ram l'rs. Re• quires van or lar~t> wagon and 3 good dnv· In~ rec ord Pho ne 642·4321. as k for Don Willia ms. Equal op l'la:.ll·rer & Pfa,lcn •r.., 1 lelJ>(!r m·rdcd to work in Dana P o int . Call Jn~1.lml' 975 1120 \\1· are looktnl! fur :1 or •I l'IWF'ESSI 0:>..1\I.~ I•> Jvt n our n•a l ,•-.tall• 111 ltc'P Guo<I lot-.111on B<1l l)oa l't•11 1n c:;u la Pit•;,..,,. l'all Gordon 'a'ounjl. Munag<-r. Jnnl·i. Realty Inc 673 tillll below. then we'd like to --------- talk with you. We thmt.. UYr ATTENDENT )lust Y<?U'll fmd al lNA an en· be 18. full & part tame . vt r o nme nt wh e r e 49"1·iY760 &557·0520 abilities are utilized a nd ---------Maids wante d Seacliff Motel, 1661 S. Csl Hwy. Laguna Beach. 494·4892. efforts are recognized and a ppreciated. COMMERCIAL ~FIRE UMDdWRITIMG ASSIS'1' ANT This position which sup- ports the ·efforts of our underwriters. requires successful expencni:c in ratin~ commercial fire in s ura nce polic ies. Qualified candidate must poss e ss a n al y t i ca l /numenC'al a b1hty and must be able t.o function e ff ec ti ve l y wit h minimum superv1s1on. Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. is a must. For interview appaant men\. please contact Debbie Fowler 714·558-1414 MAI NTENANCE. AM shift. apply m person . ic'c Capadcs Chalet. 2701 Harbor . Costa Mesa. 979-8880 --------Mainten anl·e M a n · Helper. Part lime for Apt complex m C.M. Retired or sem1. 642·5073. MAINTENANCE Perma nent. full t ime job excluding j anitorial. for lgt> ofc complex. 55&-0091. MAMA GEM EMT Local Executi ve seeks qualified individual for high Income. p/t situa· l ion . Fol" a pp ·t t'all 645-5921 Manager assistant. F' rr & p rr sales help for fabric chain. Fab. or retail exp pref. Call Margarit e 646-4().10. NURSES AIDES 7 to 3 & 3 to 11. Cert. & trainees. Mesa \·erde Conv. Hosp. 661 Center St.C'.\I NURSES AIDES AU shifts. Cert. classes m facility Earn while partumty Employer lralnln~. Xlnt bcneCils. 1---------Conv. Hosp. 642·8044 HURSEs AIDts Part Time Pref. exper. Cert. classes Evenm· "S avail All sh1Cls ava il. b XJnt. medical & dentals Berome a trained sales benes free afl. µrob App· counselor cover 211 with ly: 14-15Superior.Nll lhe Jim LonR & As· ... oc·1a t es 1\Renc·y to NURSING supen ase and 1 haperonc LVN Ill. 3 to 11 Nurse DAILY PILOT l'arr1er Aide. 3 to 11. Countrv bo)s and ~1rl'I on a one· Club, 549·3061 · on-one basis. cv\'nmgs 6 to 9PM. Wt: n('cd ron· PORTRAIT LAI Vaned duties m several art>as . Will t r a in F1t1me. Hr-. flex. Start at SJ :;u Non-smoker App I> 10 3. On Sile Photo· j.!raph1cs 3303 Harbor Bl. Bldg E6.CM PRlNTlNG PRESSMAN Two years llthocJraph experience runninq mufti.color SoMa 125 or Da•id s on 700 prns. Excellent salary and R.E. APPRAISER Fee appra1St•r capabl<• nl handhng ex1Ming !>trut· tures. roni.t. loans. i.i:I fa1t11l~ to mulll·unit. 1n clud1n1? comm 'I . 111 dustn al & raw \ant.I \la1I n.-sume to HE«IT AGE IAHK 721 1" F.uchd Anaheim. Ca 9280! -~ual ~P£'_E~p~~ r H E . BRO K ER v. Jnl-. M r R t-: !lkr purtnl•r Rcply Ad3tJO. U;11ly l'tlot Box 15W. Co:-.ta :\\t'i.;i . C:\ 92626 RECEIVER ne e d ed fo r l 1)?h l ll1'.lnufaC'turmg l'O Call 546 2!101. a'ik for Bruc•t• Nursing in a friendly c e rned. inno\·a t h P working atmosphere. persons who arc lookan~ Costa Mesa Memorial for a lucrative part·t11nc RECEPTIONIST Hospital. Current open· position. S..\ hour to start NATIONAL \\L'd thru Sun. 5 !lPM beftftrts. Apply: ings: Call 642·4321 cxl 250 Bahia Connth1an Y:itht Med·Surg between 2 and 6PM. Ask EDUCATION Club. 1601 Ba, s ide Dr . RN's/LVN's for Lon Cd)t . s.11 9530 · Days, ens. & ltiC)hts Orange Coost Fulf·llme and part·llmc Daily Pilot CORPORATION RECEPTIONIST Benefils 110 w . Aa y Street 4400 c COURT DIRECTOR flexible Hours Cost.a Mesa. CA ...-S Dr. Wanted Sharp. Friend!\. ICU/CCU/1-:R RN's Equal Oppor Employer Hewporl leach , f C"ma le w 1th s po rt s l 2hr sltifh CA. 92660 baC'kground )lust work Work 3-7 da~s 1n an SOhr . -.ome wknds & c\en1ngs Manager take charge full pay period. Time & 1,:z l•--.-------i EqualOpportunat)' Ca ll Janet or Sul' al thC' lime will train r ight pald for hours worked PASTl-tw Employer M/f' JOH:'-l W1\YN f': TENNIS INA 500 S. Moie JX•rsort. Call Mr. Qim p. overs . ARTIST CLUB 644·~ 400C:.atra1 Tower Newpo rt Produce . CCUS.per•isor This permanent. pa rt pH o o ~.Ca. 92668 64.S-0032. with experience needed tame position as currenUy U C T 1 0 N RECEPTIONIST immed available for an exper'd. TRAINEE Rubber hose LcadinJ? 01stn hutor 01 more business. You c:an1._ _______ _ too' Call Al Stellato to1' find out how. 963·567 l Manager/Leasing Agt. Pastc·UP person on our produds. Must pass ro P ersonal Comvu1crs ................ EOE for business park Full Come see us'.1bout our lrvine WorldNewsstaff. ph~·s1cal ind back X 'l'eks e n thus ia-.t1 C' Sl6 to S23K. Not com· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I time.6 days a week. With new salaries a nd our Mon. Wed. days with de· ra~. Takin~ appli cations person fo r telephone. fl' mission, .f' car & ex· Intermediate experie-n re a n d r e· benefits which Include rmite overtime require· b t w" 8 1 0 o n I ' reptiomst. & hi;tht l~p1n1t WALKER&LEER.E. Great opportunity (or so-peme. M.wsl have 3 to 4 Clerk/f'Y"ISt ferences required. Call dental plan & employee ment Tues. & Wed. Eves S l r al o rt c x , I 7 6 ·1 1 position Ra pad growth meone not reqw ring Im· yn. ex p e r . in com· S877·Sl066 pe/'month. 1714)549·.2988. credit union. Howard Derman Armstrong .\ve .. Irvine offers oppartumt1e:. m of med income film Co. mercial underwriting or c"-'ary change due thlS. THllRYINECO. EOE. A Kendavis Ind., Wflre on the :'.ewport k . · mlrta. In lnsw-ance. Call ""' Let t 11 bo t Co alcrfront. Call Jelfre, see 1n1 ag1reu1ve. Vicki. S40-6055. Coastal fall> MATUREWOM.lM us e you a u our t061CamelbackSt.. -·------at673_624:i · car eer-minded perso.i """---1 Agency, 2790 n....ning In Recreation Unencumbered. no expr. recent acli valion or Newport Beach, Ca. Pff WORK AVAii.ABLE who detlrea a st'm l l ni::a....,.u.., "t-AIC'oholis m Recove r) 644-6796 -1 u a · Barbor Bl .. CM DI•. Hlgh School grad + nee. F1ex hrs. New part s e r v 1 e e p r 0 I( r am . Need a Ii t ti e x t r a RECEPT /TY Pl~"T for NH lllC eo'~ioft as a pro(it NEVER A FEE typiq 4' ofO~ practices Bcb loc. Xlnl pay after C r iti c a I car e u nit •!!!!!Eq!!!ua!!!!!l!Op!!p!E!m!!p!ly!r~J money? Work ror t he law firm Litt> typmJ!. hi tllucl<' '' v.h.11 th.-. m·.1t l"' 1i. lool.1111-: nfr lor In IN'fal't' v. 1th <·ll1•ntdl' ,1,, h:rntl Ir a '.:i fll'I' 111 t1 u111•-. 1-;, 1·1·1111110.1 I bent'tll-" 557-6122. 7 31-77 11 ll~r. Fn•c tu ,\pplti:.inl '.n-i SrrYicr .isoot:ampus Dr .:">-I~ • 14!l l '<.rba St. Tui.t m Open Monoay f'.:ventnl!:. H' 1\ppomtmenl Onh REST\UU ,\NT P art tirnt.' h<'Iµ, must IX' fie'! 1 ble in hr-. l·'IX'r ht•lptul. µerll'<.'l for h110'l(•ma'-t•r S..ll:i 1:111 Hlo;;;t .1uran1 COOK· WAITRESS DISHWASHER r tirrx· pos11mns 11va1I ldt•.tl <,t·he1lu ll' XI 11l c·ompam ht•nef1l s wh•l'h include mt'd1cal. dent.JI profi t -.hann}!. hit• 1n c:;urance. pension pro gram :\pply tn per.;on J.C. PEHHY :! I Fa:-h1nn Island l'il·wport lkach E 0 f'. '1 F Rt•staurant SGT l'~.:PPl-:IW'\I S PIZZASTOHE No~ htrtni: lor full &. p;trt !lmt· open1nAS at loca11ons nr OC A1rp11rt Vant'CI day:-. & lirs ld1•al s upplemental int'ome for house\\ "'es & student... Our prORrt'l>SI\ (' j!ro\4 HIJ.: comran.' oilers op pt) i. for adva11cemt'.nl ha ... ccl on you r 1ub perlorma nr1• Plt•,,,a111 workmg ronds :\l ust h1• 18 or over. Apply 1n ~rson 2300So. Eai.t Bnswl Sanla ,\na Heights 1:-.:c,l tn MrDonald-.1 E O t-: aaa n n1 asaoc. with a ~~~~~~~~~I cla ues. t y pin g a t training. Call &Q·,1494 or Supervisor 'tf/exper. Irvine Un ified School ang. etc Satar~ rom highly prol\table future. 4$wpm, 14Jnle req. Some 673-5366. needed immed. Contact ---------1 District .food ser vice mensuratt•. Meredith. 114-M-411212. publlc.cd'ltact ,desired. MECHANIC TRAINEE-Yolanda F lor e n ce . PEISftlalQ dept. ptt. & still enjoy 640·0700 Restaurant 8IOOl-=C.t ./ ~~ n~. apply Prime location. Dana Directorof Nurses. 17141 u;;; othe r a ct1v1l 1es the _R_ece_pt_i_on_1-st_f_o_r -ra-d-10-l-og_y_ 1 HOSTESS :L: .. _ ,,."'"°"";, Contact The .,_,, ..... ..., .. ...,"' 642-2734 t:xt 272. 301 Vic· balanceolthed A ly f ,. B Full tune. Good startmi; -:=:.... .. · Me PeucaDlll l)ept. City of _ . .-._ .... _ .. _._......--____ .....__ t.oria.Costa Mesa. Cl r9W ay PP 0 i: 1 n '" · · l' x P salary Appl~ in per.;on. ..,. --------.. M2·1383. E.O.E. & p c fl b o a~ d 400 S C t H ;-t L ... gr. ·INSPECTORS Coetallesa. 714-754·63!50, MEDl"AL ASSISTANT ..,---------1 ~ftft 2941 Alton Ave. Ir v. w•scheduhng. insurance B\wn 3·5. Jolly Roger . lfilnlyllt E .O.E. want~. backofc work. William Har vey Is a ---------!714>759-8900 · oas w Y ._...._...,a. II Lag\.loa Hills area. E~· OfflC( dynamic. rapidly grow· ----------------Laguna ~ OUrWil Hful ,rowttt ln J;\Nl'IOlllAL.. per ~. TJ0.63U " The Dail)' Pilot baa an in& manufacturer or PUIUC SAFITY "'9W..,._ ... ,...Iler maaufac• JANITORS --'1' I dj medical devices. We are ASSISTAMTll lWrll,Maf w JfoHowma. \min8 field baa ma d• 0ranc-Count.y'a newest MesMnger·p mce Helper f:f:me•!!,:=n't ..!:. presently seeking a de· Crimt ,,.....,._ Xlat. werkJ1a co nd. de~ requires ex· fo( law ?inn. S:JQ-~PM .... ..,.... penda~e person for our ..... MkfarJO)u... ~rle11ced j anit ors. M. on-Fri. muatJ.h~ve re-lion 10 -our Clas$llled PenonnelDepartment. Offlc..---~ 1 bl 1 Dept:. Must be a ble to Are you a self starter and llAIRSrYLIST •aai.d. 'Nuu••DC' 11 e car . · Pus type 35-40 wpm clyp\ng do Uk Wdtllll ..,_. oPPt1'&. l . Aft ~ctUenl Worklnll mileaae. 640-56$0 tal will be 8drninlstered Dullea wiU Include typ-they~bli:" w¥~'"~t;'\~ -. o.~ e/hpn '• ID· QlvlnamHt. Ml'9 •• ._" to ell aPl)UCMtal. 10 key "'-· ftUog, rttOl'd keep-seeking someone to de· 'NWISrl Hair sn. a. AU N• ...,lta MAIMt:iii'~ adder helpful. answer Ing aftd assisting the velop & maint ain our ~ae.-1 ....... ad ._ phones, learn computer P~el departmen1t In comprehensive residcn· ' -.. nuuotY to re • ...cord •· ..... _ i--ral duU-. any Ou...-:r Pl'Olram p an· U l II b • UUKT ... ._ ..... ~ M h 1 1 al ••curlty proar arf\. accurate Y · ust e Oppor1unilytcradnn~· ec an ca •P· Good communication ~'*· Vdd Calif. me ... _ _. e"-'l-t com · aph•. k "* ed dri • 11-'d '" ..... ,....,. ~· s '"'" reqwr for thll Vflt' t &K. req • .outlet .,.n., .._ _ _.it1. "'-lar" ,_* .. ...._ 11-ad'-...-' --~ ,, WiWam u • ...,~ _,,..en non -1worn pot illon. "''"-: ... er re mS · comrpenaurate with ex· llMI• • us•' a ct••·-ts -.eo to -. .u ~nts · 1ervlcin1 ......,.__ ..__ 1 l competitive ary a nd _, -.. "" •repair; i en. water line ~ ·-.......... ""' nurv ew excellent benent. fnclUd· per ma•-• .-6• E--' -~ oleMe call ~1, ext 1.... -dlcal und ...__. •• Contact City or lrvlne. •""·-· -·-·· tn ... ..... ~uu 17200 J a mboree Rd. t .. roncl. • M aen&J. MC.-plans,2weeklpalchaca· Ir vi ne . 92114. Ci l4 1 5a1ar1 si.m &o a.-. . ~ • don. u pakl holidays and 7 .... "&OO b r Apply; La1una Beach r-much more. Please •PP· ...... • · 1 prn. co.llb Watet Dltt.'l • ao w. y Stnet I)' ln penon to: 9/18180 3rdSL. LAalllia Buen. oaataM ... ,CA , ...--.~r WtWAM HAI VEY lGSSo. VUl,.e Way s..la Au, CIWI05 (114)-.ad2 LIBERATED AT LAST! -HOUSEWIFE EARMS sas.ooo• Housewife tor 23 years <seemef llke a thousand > was pa id S85.000 in 1979 as a salesperson for Walker & Lee Real Estate ! Call now a nd get started on your Sl00.000. •<Proof av.a liable). COSTA MISA MIWPOU .. CM '114JMl-t4't, f114,...._711 I. Cflrk .... COIOMA DIL MAI/ MIWPOn llACM 1714171f.JIO I, ..... .... RelQIU-&11& --M.t._ ...... /f ..... ,,.,, M&.i.... ucan-v •&WPOaT 8&ACH ---CIVIL INCllR&UDIO CO. NSAa O .C . AIUOln'. ..................... ~ ........... fer ••tr1 ·l•••I Herelarlal poaltlqa •/cWlrtlally rot advan· NfnttlL llronc typla1 • -~hud ab6Utlet l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!Pt MHHary. Apply In =.•,._-&o: lllr. IVPDVllOll·t W'lllam .. ,.~. ~~: .., ...,, 0-... Mlcldle I lelll. Ml-..rt .... khl ..._, 1401 QuaU St. ...._,_~ ~N-.&;..;_~~~~-..;:;;;;;;.;.;;-......._ _____ ~1 .......... , K'TllY IADMlN. -·-for ~ ltath ln· P/Uflll!t, Arehit.ect'a otc. &erlo,r 'fealan rlrm. Npt Bc:tt. Mornlnp. 20 r It' m • • u o o + . ._,. +. Call a to llAM. ~~!!!~!!~~l~'~w~,....;;;;..;.'"....-...'~~~~~--~~~~1~~~~~~ secu:TAJlY. aood typo Secretlll')'·Oeaenl needs ina. lltebllpna. amall DOil 1lrJ frlday for Irvine prollt •IHtY Salary bued cornpany doing eoaunHHrate. •·4:30. fund rau•na ror college MMSJ. EOE athleth: dept. T yping. SICllfAA'Y lhorthand. fiUna. F1exi· Shorthand a t pin "'e with HP Need Id Top I l Loy I ret. ~7-10. ....... '~ ,.. !¥ ... :W. .... !!f!, ..... ~ .. ,.,.91· .. ·~ ......... .. __,.. ................ . .:::'sb.. ~.:,..~~: Ualqut PttlOll • /He·y Mon·P'tt.. •a.a. Ab" _.. • draft.tnJlde96p redrtdwelcome .• _ _ IMSUIANcl := ~~i!a.r:: ........ r..a1 ume with •a.• TYPIST• H. ._... --or •lout ••P .. or •Ill £•ctllent opportu11lty · trtlo. Oood co. beoeftu. ..._ .. ~.:. AllPl>' ln Pt('IOll hm IO for•-.-. .m...1 minded s.ler-c..t Acct. uam Mon thru Fri. Sw. l.ndlvktual in Insurance -1 000 + s Clatma. Oood t'/Plnc and -• dard Sboea. 3077 0 • office 1klll1 required. ~l~t.:; ~C.M. ___ O>mpetltive salary, full Htlla profeulonal sous Chef-Part time. benefits package. plua penoo wltb Ja•d d•· eow,ary club, Lacuna adva nce men l op · V9ios>ment exper. 11_.,t Nlcuel. Re1ular part portunilles b•ve Job coat exper. Ume. 4 fuil time for chef For more Information nuue.-lnelude: lnterfac· on vantlon In Sept. Re· contact: Ina with property qulrea lndepth exp. manaaera ar tome Garde Manger. Saute, •-H"'ft.•.-at aupervlaloo. WIU be re-Sauces 496·5767 for In· -' -"'•-' PQrt1n1 IO the controller. tervl · 714·511· I 4 I 4 Ext. Excelr: beoellls. 8eaul. ew. · zot offi"'".<3749) SPRAY PAINTt:R· Eltper'd. Clean shop. Ap. ply in person ready to work. Helrwood. 1977 PlacenUa Ave .. C.M. .._........._ STOCK Clerk for ret.ail ~,..,,.._ marine hardware store. aaoclafed Full llme.uper nee. l•fJtsCJMllll:UMWCl'., lllC. Good co. benefits. Call INA 1Mweuc1.,•y of...._...Almrica 5005.M-. er,... Ca 91661 allllla uaent •. cal _.;..._.;..._ ______ , Balboa Marine. ~9671 . E.O. E. If /F /H a.at &tat• devel9p· s E c R E T A R y I 752·6 I 36 ment Co. Small con-C~EWORKER · 2 po'i l.8662MacArthurBlvd. SUBSTITUTE Equal Opportunity Employer aeoial office. Gd lions lo l ocal con· SUlte425.lrvlne be~rtts. Call S4t·IS6S greuman's office . Need TEACHERS 1)-pi.st roe fun NB Co. ~<' curate, busy phones. no exp nee. Call 67S-32S6. _ Ca.Jfl'Dda-: Showa p,...... . .. THllANO.O C~[•& ~onaa:' '~h. -!f.1!!!~ ...... ~?! En1llah. European, KOWASapertea w. x2 \4 Oriental furniture 6 SLR with 80 mm teas fum1abln1s + jewelry, p1.ua 3 leoa filten. New, sllverl arl 1laaa, jn orl1 boaea. Also. porcela na, palntl°:_l•J ~·, Pbotoaaphtc lilhtln&. prtmitJves ano ma1all.e back 1as Ue. much, much more! a>mPlet.e sets in official •A.wa29/30/ll * binders J974·TI. Offer . CdNvtNTfON <213> 331·1816 CENTER Town le CoWllry Hotel Cats 1035 SOO Hote l Circle at ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fashl0n Valley Rd. Hlma layao Kilte n !S, PlentyoUreepariting C.F.A. Ricadoro/Ming Withthls Ad· S2each Otlu UneS40-1760 °°" 1040 DOLL SHOW ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sat/SUn Aug 30-31 KEESHOND Pups. AKC. Free Admi.u1on Champ sire. M /F. Pel & HuoUngton Center Mall s h o w . P v t p l y . 40S Fwy & Bch Blvd, 21J/S7-l34Saft6pm. H.B. I ---------AKC Cocker Sp an1e • ATTENTION AN'11QUE DEALERS GIFT SHOP BUYERS AUCTI ONEERS AND ma le, Buff. l '.i, y rs. house broken, S300. 673-7631. Just F1own 1n from China. rare Shar-Pe1, puppies. Hong Kone. For Sale 213 367-6394 OUWr hall ...ct p tr '*· ..avaU tmmed. Apply in per-. ~S.S. oood lypine & telephone 100% Free to Applicant -8TH • •-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I KDGU lYPlSJ' 6SWPM. tram as d bl k .-.... , skills. Xlnt salary a " Poodle wante . ac ~-·-Send R t ,_,. ...,,. d I computer oprerator. 10 ... will ..., ~"' pa ... ·'i-e book· benefits eaume o F4U Semester . ..,., a1 y. ok A·AMERICA. INC .• or rruna ... re puppy pay "".,.,· •v .. -1 · PO Box 2421 Newport SICRET"•Yll Bachelor's degree & re-key adder. non-sm er. SEA~E. w• .. di·-.... Call8JS.1405 __ kttpin1. typ ng exper ' -ferences . Ocean Vie w O>sta Mes.a CPA firm. • u ... n '""'' DEALERS OF COLLECTIBLES AND TiiE UNUSUAL req. Good pay. Randy or . Bc:h. Ca.~ ---Our Finance Dept. seeks School Dis t. 16940 8 Call Corinne 7$4-1040 import.er and manufac· AKC Dobie Pups . top ... , .... c... H•Unlloa Cfttler Gene951-4CllZ5 _SECRETARY. s ales dept. a service oriented in· Stree t . Huntingto n lurer. mviles dealers or quality & selectively ..,......,,..... .. ,.,.,....,, . -SECRET-"RY needs a good typist. able divid~al with 2·4 yrs. Beach 847·25Sl. T\'Plsr Loo Angeles to a display breed for xlnt tempera- -" secretarial/office exper. Policy Typist needed for in Anaheim or fine a nti· ment intelligence. rotec· Wedt.hruSun to •eneral e own cor· M"•tbe1oodw/numbers p h I fast groWl·ng lnsuran-quereproductlons.quall· t'ive..;,.,s & tralnabUlty. n -.. 'a Corinthian Yacht respondence. good sta.rt_· -. . . Tea chers, rest. oo . ....., ,......, u.ru l be r aastatiat1callypmglsre-P(f Jt'(f Must have Agen c y . Mus t be t y a ntiqu e styl e Lge slzew/huvy bones. Club 1601 Bayakle Dr.. Ing salary. x nl ne its. quired: 10.key by touc~. is so~ Ear.ly Childhood energetic. Rapid advan furniture. solid brass XJnt lines Incl Damasyn. ~Harbor Blvd. CdM'. 644·9530. Call 7i 4 549 ·_ 87 _00___ ~sential. Ge~~al t. P· Education background & cement for nghl person. gifts. accessories a nd 59 c h a mp io n s In 6 ~A u PC>A mg, phones. fihng. or-J cc .. 7331 r Paid company benefits. coUect1bles. an extensive itenerations. Socializ.e & __ C_v.>1, ""-ICA>---1 SICllTARY ---......... ~--! ganiuaUonal&coordlnal or ex~. rv: .~· 0 selectio n or e legant obedience started. Guar. Sales for mfg. co. in Costa SICllTAIY ingabiUllesare amust. 8S7·l.2.63.Tusu~S44·l467· _CaJ_l_Sa_U~_"848 __ ~ __ . --· bathroom, kitchen and sound mind & body . To ALOIVIRA? Mesa. Good typing skills. Mldcjfs.s If you a re a self TEACHERS ---------househo ld filling s. Select homes. Start $200. LOTS O F sell-starter. Sal. comm Career oppty. in fast· mot.ivator ~ho enJ<?YS E•peri e n t•ed Kin. Typist naut1l'al fixtures, sohd De posit will ho ld MAK ~ONEY. w1ability & expr. Xlnl paced Npt. Bch. invest· taking the lmt1at1 ve. gave de;garten. P re·School. EARN EXTRA oak furniture and ac -~3575 .......... _g cond 631-0700 n R ui top us a call ""SSOnes Hundreds or - - --Js Accepting 151·7051 ........... · ment rm. eq res How·ard Derman ""·W.5219_E_v_cs_.__ ~.. S PANIEL pU at skilla cshlhnd: 90: typing " MONEY items available for Ill· ALC COCKER Ap c lOf\S • -SICaET ARY 751. Sound professional THE lltYINE CO. ~peruon. order and pro-Male · buff · champion Jf'or the Ppslllona or SALES/DSSIGN: Flair F /l 1me ro r ore In exper .. maturity & cor-l~l Camelback St. FOR SCHOOL mpt stupment from our stock. From line of Jo-'1.:Jklsboys. & Ho~il~sses! for dttos;,,_a.!_~ hNelpful. Newport Beach. Some porate bkgrd. helpful. Newport Beach.Ca. TECHNICIANS immense wareho use Be·Glens Bronze .f'alcon. ·""""' betw .. n t • 4PO> f1exoble ·~· o ex· letlal exP<. nee. Detty. I Ir you need ext< m h. "°'"· Many •P«••I or. lnlelllgent. t<mf0< <~m -daily. 2406 NpL Blvd.. per. nee Will train. 752-SS22 Call:640-01.23 EquaJOpp Emp yr Kell" can help! We ha"e fe r s a va ilable o n paruon. Enjoys campmg- lf '.8 499-1461. · --------11'f11Tied. need for typasts. ~handise, in limited_ & trav!!twB~~Sl.ld ~ .. , -----· ~ary/Gnrlorc. ·-------1111119,1• <-u-.Mtacl. .ctJSUP-EllJ -~·"--"l:>W19nt-~:-------q'""nfiilcS on~FHEl: need s l oving home . ., ---Sal-R"" -~s ~ ~-W0 also have other tn· -p I t t on forces ..... ~~ ·; ·•I'lr~S -F!time. Apply. Chevron. p ODUCTIO.._. .. smPPING on orders or ersona s1 ua 1 . 3es'llllE'lf'J~i:b y-Ptrm nm-smoker ln Cd of. ~llUUt~ 1251 N . Coast Hwy. R " teresting assignments S300 OOor more plared at my loss. For appoint· looldq for profetasional rice. Hrs open. 8-2 pre-Olallenging high profile Laguna Beach. __ ·-TEST TECHS available. Top pay, paid our shows. o":ALER meot,call64:>-8095._ quality Soln .... Xlnt ferred. l'leas.nl phone pooll.,.. lnvolvlng lots of ""lo On '· « f e< <JI I O E N 1" I Fl C AT I 0 N ..::.._ lo y OU 1045 ----•-r.itll'lb(~ " " C ()()t(S '11').P. Mac's Restaurant ·~taking applicat'IOnS for : Night Cook opening. full or p/time at J.P. ~~ac's Hunt Bch. •• µay & Night Cook at Jottnny's. Our newest •:.il>m.ner House opening ln JI 'early November at 17th. t·•'&Tustlo In Santa Ana. Good pay xlnt benefits. 0~ o e x p e r I e n c e p ecessary. Apply in ••person 10142 Adams Ave. ;·:at Brookhurst in Hunt. '' lkh. Moo. lhru Fri. btwn 3&5 -------- Pa y + com miss.ion. .........,,_alit.\.', lilel!ypmg & _.._~ t t schedul er...__ ,...I C-y bonuse-s. REQ' 'IREI) ~ Somt• trave l poss.ible. r,....1u'n~a.· 67 .. 5090. r'""'""1con ac s.nd. ....t· ~-vw~-T·....--L..·--•T'EST TECH NEVER A F EE " · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ,,. i.ng it nerary a m .... · .-~s ~ f.R1'.:E. Darling. nurry. Fu II o' P" l lo m e. -· -'""'· Mual function well Ol.141l>ou•. .,pe<ted In· SHOW Tl M ES ' Sun.. 0 <ey & while kil l<n>. 49'7·2115. Sec·y for CPA Office In with management and be dustry leader has a UNITS IEL[" Mon .• Tues . Sept. 7.8,9 646-4543 Lag Bc:b. Call 494 ·l034 for 11 sell starter. Requires number of Immediate op· .::J from IOa m. to 7p.m. da1 · ------ SALIS appt. some prior experience. ptys offering stability & Please see our ads ;,. ly; JOa m. to 71' m. last Med. Sir.c Fem, Spayed 3 hter the exciti•CJ SEinrARY/Euc. -Typing 60wpm and sec·urity ofemploymenl. :=upaperffstedlM-:...E F<v•cE:;;; day. yrs. old. Needs loving wortd of -rct..dis-for President shorthand Is desirable. Jl'.xrellent opptys lo pro-:CTltC S can or come In today family. 642·a982 ingillMewport. Expr'd, lop skills req. gress to hii.?he r levt•I OHIC • I lrvine.833-1441 SHOW LOCATION : .... __ bl I bl Puppy W h I We offer excellent com· ,_,1· .. ~-paying $9.93 •. Holiday Inn-Anahei m ,.....,.a e. ova e · e now ave severa $1500/mo. negol. + """'uvtll) u 2102 BusinessClr. Dr. ,, G Shepherd '·• positions avail. for the benefits. 646-9661 pany benefits which in· Sl0.38 per hr. and higher. lf208 L850S. Harbor Blvd. ~ .. _ermann 8 weeks old fashion conscience indiv. ---elude l week vacation All rates will increase b) REMEX Anaheim. Ca. !Y.!802 '""""r ma · · Retail s ales exper. SECAITAltY aft.er 6 months, 11 paid 10.5"* effective t 8/81. Hunt. Beach. 847 . 3498 12 blocks f rom Dis· 963-03$4 • ----- pref'd. R.E. Investments. Nd holidays . group in· ()perating ormechanical 714·557-6860 16152 BeachBlvd. nl!y land) 6.R-mos. old Doberman We orrer full time. personexpr'dwith sales su.rancebeginsdoni tday of experience pre ferred. Equ:ilOpportun1ty :230.£ (714 1750-4!801 Fem,goodwatchdog!/\11 p/tlme days & p /time staff. Excel typing & hire.Forlmme a e con-Must be available to EmployerM/F Shots.545-1638 • ... _taurant nlRht openings. We also phone skills. Call 8 . slderatlon. please call work r o tatio" i.h1 ft !!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Lagwia Nlgucl.S3l·054 2 ALWAYS~PECIAL -----------· - nt::> have on·call positions Tompldns7~6060 our Personnd Depart schedule incl uding Z79S7CabolRd SALESVALUl::S u.lack Cal with swet.>t di:.· "1itra w H a l l'izza avail. which are perfect -------· --menl. weekends. Ability to TefephofteSolciton EqualOpportunity OF i'' ER t; D T 0 post1on needs lov1n~ Restaura nt. II. 8 . & r or s tudents & Secretary. Part Time. ex work from heights a S3.7S hr plus bonuses lo Employer ... M/F/tf DEALERS home.675-6372. Fountain Valley loca -~•es. perieoced, Laguna Bch. AM BIEIJOI musL We also offer t'X· •start. No exper necess. ATOURSHOWS. 9 -mon. old female Dobie . .&MVLc h.....nlngs for re-··-·' .. lik l ...... -11 t k ' g cond No selJloa 1 ACTOSS Crom i:--:~ ..,,.... We ,,......,.. e o ·In~· 497·-' ce en wor U!, OC .,.,__:.. 2 9pm call ----Needs la°'e yard. 'iular & lead personnel.~ y o discuss the ---· ------ADivlakloof and an o~tllandin g ,_,...,. •. · ---------1:A•~rn' .. ia•11C.ces 1010 64 5-659& • I bay or night. part or rut I w· M' )'Odl" Jo1n · Secretary·Assllitant lo AM IJltemationaJ. Inc. benefits pac,kage. ~:..642.-0]69_ -. ----Typlst .::':':'.................. ----- ' '"me. Exp In poua ope,.. n• our 11aff of P<O· Fl.-a1 Genius. Geft. W; I m ; n at u n M f g ..... Solcllan 17 , If yellow ,..frig. No Ooampion SY< old "'""'' oons preferred. Apply In ressionaf sales person· lie, Joyful, Perfectionist. 211215. DalmlerSlreet Complex Ta paoM POLICY TYPIST de li very poss . s2so. Hound nds gd hme w/yrd r-;perscinm20Wamer ,\ve. nel OtaarucCook.499-5683 P .0 .BoxlOS47 Carson.Call21J.8JS..S61J, SS.75 hr plus bonuses to Evtwknds95l·l!S30 loves s m c hildren :Ji.88472571 r1upelylnperson: -·------·· --SantaAna.Ca92711 Xl574, start.Noexpernecess. ------- 67 5-l370 ··~-· _---..----~ Mon-Sal, JO·ll:JOAM <-...._.. <714)546-3551 EEO/M·F ~o selling. Acr<ll'ls from 1lUs position req~res !ln 6' 1"1Jde·a·bed sofa. Ex· -------- -or call lor an appt --••-1 --------· --· OC Airport. 2-9pm call expenenced typist with rellent condition. SlSO. Ft.Wt.re 8050 i11 lestlns?lond? 644·1212 EqUctlOpportunity Shipping & Receiving Soe.641-0169 _____ ~ood skills C45·SOWPM. 67s-90JS.G73.1so.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•. Looki.ftg for a new direc· TH( llOADWAY Employer Person for fast growing ..... ~HA.a..OE a cc ur a t e I Y > a n d --I BUY ·1.tion?Callws!! ~hi 1-11-... sporting goods mfgr. •-=-:ir"""' knowledgeof genera l of-15cu.ft.FRIGIOAIRF.1n ** ** •fJ f'reetoAppllcant 47 nn.. Oft -Mustbematurewith ex· SOLICITORS f i ce procedur es . yrs. old. <.:oppe rLone Good used Furniture & ,.)l'vinePersonneJA"ency Mewpol'thoch perience in production, Call San Clemente. San Familiarity with In· F\rushS99.499·3266 Appliances-·OR I will •t.~E.17lh.CoeLaMesa F.qllal()ppty Emplyr SICltlTAIY inventory control & Juan Capistrano area s u ran c e p o I i c) ----------sellorSEU...forYou . .,,...tte224 642·1470 --S .. -L-ES______ Newport Beach Sl.300. purchaslng.546-6664. from your home or terminology assembly FRlGIDAJRE refng 15.5 MASTatSAUCTION 1 ~ n Your excellent skills will --------Children's Ho<:pltal and scl ·UP is desired. c/f. white. Spotll'SS cond. 646-8686 & 833-9625 FGS Insurance agency be put to good use in this Orange County 1CHOC) Good verbal communlca· $250. 548-7813 pm .• __ ---- has lmmed opening for prestigious firm. Handle S11-~1 Thrift Stores. Liberal lions skills are required. Herrig, 20 cu/rt. frostfree Flne Quality Pecan chest trainee, .some exper m Work in plush surround· phones & correspon· f"nna Commissions' For Appl. almond.like new. best of. of drawers, like new $200. llllTAIL SAUS CLP,C ;·.\Jnburried confcnia l st.ore.exp. helpfm . East Bluff Pharmacy. . 644·2111 . ....--- .~ETAlL Clerk. Mon·Fri. 1 jV-5,. Apply in person: Pier 1. Z710 Harbor .Bl, CM illd.ail Sales lmmectJate Sales posl· lion open for rareer onented person. Male or Female. Part time & •J•muat 'be available . •-lanyome. Please appty in ... pttM>ft. Smarty Pants. • '*17 Sb. Briatol. S.A. .H auto 1ns helpful. lnside ings. Large & s ma ll dence for the Executive Kl'nulllG c all Mr Mckeever Please contact Est her rer 644 . 5511 ~~-----poslUon. Good benefits. firms. Top pay. No fees. VP Plush offices & ex· llUIUllft 972·12A2 Hagberg at 714·~·1414 · . sa~ & bonus. Call Lin· cellent benefits. -- - ---ext. 209 for interview ap· COM PACT WASH t: R JO.ANNE MIX da 549-8181 F . V 851·9055 557-6 I 22, 73 I ·7711 ClEll TILUltS pomlment. SET. $200. OIL PAINTING ---S-ALES-·--4020 Birch St~ 100% Free to Appllcanl Penn r /lune. 51;, dy wk ____ 842_·2846_ ---4JC9ft h1&h-French Girl in If "OU.are a-~lv• and I ~!!!'!~N!!!ew!!!!!port!!!!!!!!Be!!!!!!!a!!!~!!!h!!!!!!'j n...'ly receivi"" /shipping A P P I 1 c a n t s w / 1ua 8 b • Gardeq. $2,000 OBO Mov· -' ... ~-~ I .,... '"'" d' l supervisory potential de· "" Speed ueen was er oc ing MUSfSell. loOking for a future In re· fUJtctios. Coor ana es sired. Type 40 wpm. Xlnt dryer, bve green, top or &44.e841 l "'J m,amt w /good co wilh carriers. Respoosi· d t •-..ce co., my line. perr cond. S37S. ---~-'-----1"-'. r.t!t a~ · Secretary ble for processin g benefits & a vaooemen ofHorthAi.rica 644-6017. JC Temptations bieheli apply in person paperwork. Some relat· potential. 9'79·3800. EOE. Lt-1-COFFEE TABLE Sam to llam Moo thru '~ Ser<rk• 500 S. .._ answers Ive message SftxSft Square. Off white e ...... ~..,..... AIY ed experience inr.-----.~--·l ~ c 92661 r · I h Fri.Slm>dard ... ~,...,,, Ml'REJ 4500CampusDt .. ~.B. manufacturing environ· -..-._._,,... • Frigidaireapt slze refrig, p ai nt e d in s · So. Briat.ol,C.M ~ menthelprul. ,_._ wttile. xlnt cond. 1225 BEAUTIFUL Beveled l&crowJ 14211 Yorba St., Tustin For SIEL As50C. Must Equal Opportunity 646-0887. fll&ss top S800 080. Mov. •SAUSLAQY• f'!U time. The Show orr. 22 Fashion Is land. NeWport Beac_h_. __ _ rk have outgoing personali· Employer 1 n g M U ST S E L L . Major R.E. homebuilder Open Monday EHmings We offer a stable wo ty & type 40wpm. Call For sale Hotpolnl wshr 8 &M-Ql47 ------located in Irvine has an By Appointment Only environment with an ex· Vicki, 540-6055. Coastal yrs Ull runs, nds work immediate openlne in !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I cellent sal ary and Personnel Aeency, Z790 •WAITRESSES• 125.842·6748 HUNTDESK our &crow Division for benefits packa!:,!ge ~c~f!· Harbor Bl., CM SJ.SO per hr. f'!ll lime, -=:.:..:..=...:~=-----ndi--• BEAUTIFUL curved an experienced &!crow ing compan,y · NEVER A FEE part lime. splil shift. Ap-Small 5000 BTU air co · Walnut & Leather Top Secretary. Tbeidealcan· · medical and enlal in· ply in person: Wed or tioner s mall Ma ytag Finish W /Matching didate will have a SECRETARY/ surances, pension and 'niurs.2-4pm,Gramma s clothes dryer, $7~ each. Oiair.SSOOOBO.Moving ntinimwnofl·2yearare· one week paid vacation Tow Truck drivers want· Howie,BristolatRedhill. 545-9624. MlJSTSELL lated experience. Jn ad· CONTRACTS aft.er6 rms. Please apply ed. exp'd only. Live ln Costa Mesa/ Newport 644-6847 at. PERSONNEL M llut9638 Elec. Dryer, like new dmon. we require ex· · O>sta esa . .,..,.__ Beach. 1100 • Hide·a·bed sofa. Ex· =;. c~c:~J,:>, w:n'd mDS T .... Schools w a It res s e 5 . a pp I y 645-8581 cellent condition. $]SO. communicative skills. ACJIVIJY CottTooMllch? between 9am·12)>m . Rl!frig. frost r~. clean 6'75-90ll8,G7:J.l503. with a pleuanl and Jmmedlale opening. !!!.'!!xo.!~'"-c-.-• LeamaskUland1etpald Charlie 's C~ili. 3001 works g ood. suo. u x 13 Ovpru Ivory area cooperative peraonality. ,..'""'n...aL.illAve. while )'OU train lo tbe Redhill,Bldg2,Ste226. S48-8513or548-4485 Nlf, ... md tbt, lte bar We olfer an Natand.intr Muat type SOwpm . .......,._.... Army Reserve. Serve allSIOO/ea.845-8373 compensation/benefits General office ex· Cotta Mes.a.CA near home plus these WANT E D. MATURE ~aide by side, frosl1.::::..:;=.:...:.;;:.;..;._ ___ _ pacbge with• exeeUeat perlence. Excellent F.qualOppEmplyrMiF benefits: PX. reUre· ADLT COUPLE lo rr.. clean. worts good. Kial Bedroom Set $195. 2 woniDI s urroundin11 beaeflta. Call foe an ln· raent, experience. and manage 16 unit apt bouse SUIO. s..8513, 548....as Love seats 175 each. 'MMI will •llow you • terview appointment. SI•••••-. more Positions fot prior In nice Eastaide CM Game Table .Set $%25. daMee &o H,..... ~ow _.' se r ~ice a 11 o. Los llfta. Resume & local Dryer. au. clean, wwb Glau coffee table $ti • ...;..;;-.,;..;;-.,... ___ .---. talents wltll • taal· 714-111·1210 ~•padlingsm. Alami&oafteHrveCtr. ref. req. Exp. pref. To good. $65. 548·1Sl3 or M11ehmore.l'l5-0105 * SALES -com-. F0< =. • .:::::::~ .... -.......... -· -oend ...,. --· Co<lOa Sofa 6 POsm~ fmmecflate conaldtra· ••HS xlnt. co. beaeflta . DeatalHygenlst J)Aete resume toad no. Tl. Washer, c lean. worlta Loveeeat. 1009e piUows, ~ lion. pleme call 9am·l2 Deltl"ODlc Corp, Cotta DentalANlat. Dally Pilot. P .O. Box good$75. new'546-0MI s.52-6491 Nlltlaael compuJ wttlt a naan oc •PPb' lo penon u-. 560to3 Dental X·ray Spec. 1560, Costa Meaa, Ca. 5*-8513 or~ · ' cllllftldii Nlel.,. UM MUDON -OralSursery Asallt.. 92128 Oner lllcwiq. llluat aell 1 .s:!.:...:..::..:_ ____ -1 ...-... atlnl i8 8 C ~rttrrlffit · Stove,cleao. custom klftl u notation •\•tea. f ue U•e Genalleao ,.. ..... 1 MfdlcalS-U Spec. WOMANtocarefqrelder· worttsgoodl!O. bdnn suite. 2 cbesta <20 taraat In amJad.u, 6 <114>'75-lll;lt Bthavtora ISpec. ly lady, live·in. Wases 5*3513or548-4485 dnm> Ugbted stained llwtaa.,...,..ntbl ZflMl"='f/b * CaUyowArmfu::-en• negotiable. 6'2-4493 or Sears 16 cu ft +uprtcht glass compartment&. aaln ~· IMlt _,.,., DRIVB/ ta~:.m~ 548--treezer. avocado. 1lot WUTUty. 714M1·3UM ~ ..... az:-:r~ ca 1!1111 'SaataAnalDS173 Mlt 1tm ll1e <.'Ond.SI00.640-$144 a.tdlbal Mfas. yellow w ., ~ rw ~ --==:;;:...:...;;;.;..;_.;..... __ -i -·-•••••••• .. ••••••• It 6 wbite xlat tODd. ~ eoaf..._.el .. &enlew Drtvt eompaay ~k 6 Travel documentation ..,._, IOOI Kenmore larse~c ~ Mt. ssz'.-weekdays It••• o,tJI •une~41 ~ ta Sill • stock derllneededforlrtcom· ............. •••••••• etectdcdryer, fOD .,._ 5 tr IM, • • haw valid C.Uf. driven r~ Typlol towpm ...--p featate1. $100. M8·0M3 WrouPt lroa Blltro Mt · PJ " C • rclom 11 reqlllrtct. Must clll •«ency to • dltlon. ener11·u•er1..=:;.;;;:;.;..;~··:...-.----- 1 lletaM •llOOd drMna ,. Medical • Dental aft5~. m.&.ule~•· Tree· ncord. =-d. Cell Howard : ANTIQUSllALL .,., 1021 tletblll71. -~ ~.-a. Dally 10... "" ~· ........................ ..... bu&cbll -tb0 l •••• We ofttr competitive ....... ftlcft hltJude ................ Deld.al ~~~eppty ~ .. ....., .. -=:.a~.::,. . . Clolld,...-., Scbwllm IOlpd men'a, .... •late c:o H -· ll111W••• a.A,•. condltlonecl. ·Uk• new.1..::B-4;;;..;;•~------ 0.....0Nw flUIOS ..... .-1. Reel•• cbe.lr ... Iola 2 Huffy Sula ... ltlpd ~ •• Good ...... PUalC AICllON blbl at''•••• boyS. lfu •mt ~T"T'l.,..lr, pupa P • thermo•.· C.0.temp. dla rm aet • ..-,. • Jlf 1petdometer ...._._,._table ~-TT 8'tl PI~£ odolmtar. It" •· :;· w/I esabol. oliatra. •u ai'WlL UC ... m.4.o ea&. ' ..... .. YOl" lMJO • ,... -..::;;;;..;;;:_,. _____ _ ..oaruaa.-... W•Mltenlla ... ..,. ... .._ '°""' . ,==~~~!!~==~~~~!·•!!• ••1 Q 1• ... tin It•-1110 Pwh IOl7 TV,lodlo, &Jndly.August31.1seo '! ............ ••••• .. •••••• .......... ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tflfq,Stet-.o 1091 DAILY PILOT Dlf ,.,. ....................... \11•1••1•••1 ~&I> llolobec:an• Al<C Oolden Retriever ....................... leGts.'o...-tCMO loth.s,.-411 • ... ,,.. lllr•ll Nlri1 ,,... ,_.. beaut lul K.EF Sprk ,; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sid 9010 ==:=c.•c-= ---·-. D ·cmS ___ inc upS.~l.c:!~~~~ '7S20'C.ttyC:._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bradley GT It kit c~t, I II M:.mi IM .... ...,. W der now to beat Inc. 16&HP Mere 110. Low ~CRIFICE·Appralaed at constructed. tncl!MMa .a . NlllH =•••••ti; Wa •l •• or• 1 1 n a I 1'09 P'lcld B~ln&. AKC AUanUcMu11c.646-889~ hours. VHf'. s te reo. '7.000. WIUaellforSUOO. VW Bua, ISOOO/bHl. Call ..,, .. ·'!!!!!!!!!!~~~~..I_.. ..,._,,. lei 6 ~I fflllM for LAB PUPS. Born 814. ----1alley. compass. head. ~ 19$6 SO. Coast Dennis 651·UOO dys, --..; ~. _..._ .~rt•.. \bl ......... of \be llm~· .,.,..alt hiPI 1d X•ray• .... & MerW covers. slip available· 11' Bay Boat. 675-4333. 1.-r eves . ........... .-.-111--..~_.._--=--.--""4aw..; " .... ..._ ID. flt Cn••· Pre· .. edltba ChriltmH La ~.YJ2!· SUper Chief both '•'•••.. ~n.~!_e.~~1~·~1nt &c Ulftboat. Vanson trailer_•_-.-.. -,-.-,,-,-,------·-'!!!! ............ _., ,_ ._ • Ulllal For 1 Falr Call Kathy · -·DOG 588-07lll ext ........................ ,,... --~ """' 95110 •-... C. ,.._,,,. ....__ -·•--..!'/:..:_a.... .. -... .,... a10. GIMr.. 9010 llSHP CS3300> Evll\Nde. ailuk• • - ... ", • -..... --· -·-----1977 26' Tollv Cr "fl "11 3_,..ouc.....,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. .,....... wau,.,.,, I• le or p k •· ---bo h ••••••••••••••••••••••• J .. /VI ........, ,,..........,. tlHrt. 11'8Wlll el == ''Ii.I Ole" ..,. • _. S wovaa 'Wood wlndow ar• eel • caae. l Cult.om made wood Row· w/mooring. price Is right CLASSIC! ~ • Ctll••n .._... ·w .,._.. .. Miil • "'-1ow ....... 1•Uows fr aold•. new.135 mi Dory. Need$ work. call51J.1153 Tr•.,artaHow '" ••:rJ!. 't::::': •• ~lafler4ta"•r• &-. Or l'1 two nrda , • ., .... I corduroy arm ~-8725. __ SZ50. Ute fbrgla Rowing 11· OONZI MC·233 drive.••••••••••••••••••••••• 1962 ~ a•··· MlaC'. ... • .... .. ... ........ • dlalrl.t am..t.Ml·lTSl -Alricao Gray Parrot l"' D1niiy w /OHS $295. w/EZ Loader trailer. 93 C•:+•~. Sole/ UNC 0 lMI auu.-....... raJCD. ... .-..... ... -.1...1. yn old. Tame. Garden f'brgls Kayak w1oars & hours use 646·4l2l . lefst 9120 6 cyl .. new engine, nt'.w Dr N.a. -· 8••1111 • Is -,----cart Caae inc Id S300 skirt S12S. 673·6336 ....................... trans.. new tires. new ..... 4 JC ......., bl• 4'4&all •·••· M ........ + 6 •• 97$ 3.534 Btwn 4PM & 1.5' SCHOCK Do ...... --lullv REOUCED! '76 Pilgnm 8' bed camper eli:ctrijcabl snystemh. ttne':' ...... tilll9 •14 C.,.._ acan • IJI'-~•· pL ~ Cll.tt U IPM 'J J 3.1' Vilung S/F, '74 tourn S'TOO. 6 4 whl dr1v~ tires P81J1t 0 • oor s.a "' J::'S-=-~ -.-~.~~·.~1~....... COMO. 16100 ... ___:_ & n.--.. 1-0- 9 -0 eqw2p13._ssoo592.2796 'e"'esl bridge . pulpit. teak ri sh S40 ea. 321 Chev> en~ carpet. Sl500 /best offer -~ -•aa -....,.. I J I 0 0 .----..--' • equip. 2 stations. CO 2 $350. 646-7306. Call 848-9894 arter 5 p.m . ......_ (,_" ) lm>VINO llUIT IEL.i.: NOCARD? I• • $ . ' . ••••••••••••••••••••••• --system. twn crusaders. . tr busy. please keep try. •Ma CW.."8n.11Mie.ltftll 0nw)'9Ul'owaor1Md 7ff·IMJ. 6 .... ..-,. ... NOS Bo at & :\l o t o r 14 ' S42.900. Newport Yacht 8 Cabover ca~per.good ing:1rnoanswer.please ___ __,..._ ____ , ••uo••-1• ollf'U ..... addret1, phone• F _,_Sl....,. ~ S Alumacrafl . 20 HP Exch675·1800 shape. 3 hghtmg systms. keep trying! Eaqa1ile ~ <'al'Ytd -.-... ... .,"1 we'U make_. card per a.v.r.1Uon1st for hire rom .. ., ... panel Mercury motor. detacha· butane 848·9996 '67POMTIA.C ...... n.& .. ra Mt. tac. Add Ill' e.ath IVIY top&c, anytime. any $795, Studio Upr S995. ble sid e mounting forked i7 Formula T Bird 25• · uae '•~ll . tameo GAAAOSSAl.E s-d checkormoney or· placeCall8ob6'7~29'1 Many ornate upri~hts w hee l s f or ea sy twin 35ls.VHF.fu.ll ca-zn: Motorisedllkff 9140 ..-~.~C"Olld. SUN'OAYONt.Y derto. Recon It refan . f rom launching. Can be car \as,loaded.t andemtrlr ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.al.an 2*1'\IAUIAw. c M fltLOT~ Juke Bo x Wurlit.i:e r ~. lop ped w ith la fl or Bestofr 8J9.-0SJO Fox1 moped . excellent p 0 Boll l:MIO Perfed cond. Includes o.ilt PH.o trailer Xlnt cond Phone cond. S270. er... IOfa 6 lovn.at. fw9. do&bet, uniu. Must Colla Mesa Ca 926216 100 records $495 . 8600Etam1lton. HB da) only714 /646·2036. loots. Soll 9060 552.9073 CINn. IOM aurtv Id . .UaU.SatthruMOflday. -----·--·---1 675-71Z7 960·1155 ---"-------••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- ... _.. S l S l A Ito o n a L n 1'* wt.I.ht now. 10.29 lbe loafs. Marine '49, Luders 16. 25rt. vam tf!.9:1 / 9150 "'--~ _ ....... ....__ c-'hrilefotll. l rvu.e, a mo. 100% ouaranteed Tta.nait. Geotec T-24 & In BA LOW.I .~ GRAND· L..1-nt 9030 h u 11 s l 1 p 1 n NB '--- -·~· • • ...A ..,en H d Ebony 5 8 6 ,.., ol" .,_,..._ . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.. eofa CaJISandyS40-7175 I""' ••-· eavy uty · mv~ " ••••••••••••••••••••••• bea ut I fu I . $4000 Wit 6 loveaeat llOVING: QualLty fW'D · --------·--1 \rUCllrack&ctoolbox for Perf rond. 5680010 80. IK' Classic Fa n T all ~.9()10 '79 SUZUKIGS750 Xlllt~ '1GO. IC?-IUO. delk. II wall mil'T'Ors, WANTED 8' pick up $125. Salver &U-9755 lawich molds Best Offer · ---4 Mos Old Exe. Cond ..... bedl: 2 Hts from cmutb. lc lbleM2-•tt TOP CASH DOLLAR jewelry 631-7174 PIANO WANTED. Prt\ 5:30pm 642 7097 ·-:.i· :\10 RGAN Sloop. '78, S2.200 642·9621 ftoema llOO l 5H by PA I D FOR yo UR S1dsl. relier furlin~. & SbNnoM m: Ne<w·like Oar~ Sale: rreeur " Exercycle. cost $169 Party wants to bu..> Piano 14' Valeo. 251t P Evinrude. Dodger, knot log. wheel . '78 Suzuki 185 Enduro. naw. s..~. rerna, Ponuac 3SO V-8 JEWELRY· WATCHES. Trade for h.and vacuum ror cash. 558·0913 Lilt trlr. Sl980 6i 645 460'l wtpods Better than new very clean SSSO. ---··------: enc. dinette Ht. etc. Sal. ART OBJECTS. GOLD. or'! 963-4149. ---~ d S32 000 N Doug 964-2114 Hollywood Cou ch 2 lOaJD on. 204 Cabrillo, SILVER. SERVICE. Antique upright Pease Mfgr going ou1 or busi· c n , . . ewport ---------lllollt.en. ~vflts to dbl Cll.6U-t135. FIND FURNITURE & Collectors plates, Di s· Grand Spinet. Both in ness. save up to 50•; on Yacht Exch 67S.l800. 1974 Rickman. eng JUSt bed. Trundle bed 1tyle. •----------• ANTIQUES. ~2200. n e y I a n d A . O . P x Int . con d . R 1 c k Manne & r.shin~ eqwµ SACRIFICE Toy fo r a reblt. xlnt shape S300 or Gres pl.aid. Very IOOd Nei.PbJ>rbood aaJe, 2037 CERAMIC Complet e set S400 498-7517. 1730 PomonJ /\H• 115 Big Boy Sall) character best offer. 645·6355 CODCl. SZ.41M·Zll.1. Apt B. Laurie Lane T1Ull5qUE 5'5-1914 CM 24· Sloop Cutter Bow ·r. Harley Sporty. runs fme. needs little' S2800 645-4368 e"es "GTO" V 8. 4 speed. factory air conditionin g. po we r steering. 1 o .... r .. '•'. very on gmal co no 1uvn with factory Hurst I U EN290 I $2999 »~Uowa"' VO\UWloG'N, INC GAllOfN GtlOVf 13731 Harbor Blvd 534.4100 '46 Ford Woodie. restor~i. $13.000. 675·6161 ---Bug Eye Spntc f'or Information 545-1914 Movin& Sale. Everything ~ Eaa~ay • Oranie 6x6", 2:5' per piece. Paint i\ccordlan. Oil Paintings. HAMORMGOHD CH_R_Y_S-LER 318 ma rine Spruce Mast. ur Cocktail muat go. Reautiful fum . ve>. .6U·l'188. & g)ue your own tiles. Frames.Canvas, Reclin AH eng1nt-com plell· w ith area Seats 12 14 t\ux Frigidaire icema ker. Shure PA Amp S300 6'4" Good for ceramic shops ing Chair. Curtains. CONSOLE H·I 00 lJ'ans. I mean l'Omplclt" engine Spinnaker gear cost $1000. King bed, Surfboard $\'). Oss~ 250 or private parties to use quilting material. mens Excellent Condition 51975. 121316!!7 41 33 or C 0 m P 1 l' 1 e c 0 v c r ·37 Chev restored I' 2 "ft>n '75 Yamaha Enduro 100. flal bed '56 WAn gd $.550 1900 miles Xlnl cond OB054S.CJ89l . $325 714/842·2018 ~xeJ Madrble9,dressl er. Motorcycle $3()0. Dining ~~"!c.!rt1stlc abilities. clothes. 2060 Newport Moving MUST Sell. 17141548·8339 Re PI <1 cem e nt c o st ntte st 3 n s. ve vet Rm. Set. oak with hutch ...,...,....., Blvd. Space 21. Costa $2,00008 0 644 6847 ---S27.500 Pnced for qwck _ couch. brass tables & " 6 chairs. 2 leaves . ---------Mesa Boats, Pow..-9040 sule S14.900 Must be lamps, etc. Must see. $1500 Assorted Jewelry N·Sca.letraln layout. girls ----------1 Upright piano. very J!l'od ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~een Low int e re s t -----'!>! MG·TF, immarulall- 76' YAMAHA 125 Enduro Red, musl see. SlO~ Perf cond. xlnt transp ;52.5239 or 955 0132 • C a I I a n y t i m e . ~Sant An A CM· 3 spd bike. scuba gear & Antique Oak Icebox .Dbl rond. To pnvate pany 1978 SC •1t•B fmancmg avail. 673· 1344, 714-6'2-888S. IUl.I! ...,.,5 a a ve. · · · refrig. Make ofr. Call Sc I h 557 """"after 6 pm. "' "' 11•1973 1345 _._, 644-S63l a e. uprag t comm ._.,, Twm 330·,, 150 hours. _ .. _______ _ Sloan·King size mattress. -vacuum. reducing couch. Baby Grand Plano 1918 loaded Pn Pl> Make 12' Al.CORT MINl-FlSH 19711 CX 500 HON DA box s prings & frame SUnd•Y Only. 963-8219. Emergenc y lighting 5'5-1638 Ivers & Pond Lovmgl} olfer Need lo ).ell •m· Won on Ga me Show. l8.000 m1.SllOO.gd cond F\irry spread. Xlnt coni McLane 20" front throw transformer $20. Approx cared rdr Appraised at mcd1atel} moving out M1chl:le 646·5644 S22S.49t-Z921. Mower. 19" Color TV . 150ftchainlinkfence $50 Standard s ize baby c nb. over $3,400. Xlnt cond. of a rea Call 546-1200 ;u.~m~~~e~5~ 2291 -King Si Bed/Sheets. SU-33'19 Gdcond.lbaby lifevest I Mon Fri da ys>;__ DblB1ke Trlr.w/stcel 6pcM:::=~set, 8 wmdows 8'x4' & 6'x3'. S20.S3S.64S-8257 ~~-~.o a k '2900 731·8216 1cven1ngs & CAL 25 w /Npt berth · rau~ri7~0ll $500 760 1347 '61 Olds. 88 4dr hardtop. Like new. 73.000 m1 $2750 644·0591 CONVERTIBL1': '75 Buick c ustom La Sabre. 4900 m1. louded. S3950 p p 544 237!1 83341488. ofa. Trundle Bed. OLD U.S. Army wind·up 200 gal aquarium com· --------weeken ds>. As k for Clean. fully t.oqwpped for -" · ~:;;;::;:;;;;~:;::::;:;:::;!.~G:!ardeningTools. Picnic Phonograph $50. Locker ~ete with w.Q!],.!}:..:eo.:Joto_5"'fir:::.~An~~~-Babv Grand Jerry rac1• or crwse. Sell or 7 'IOND" 1 b 1 ~ ~_..,,,"' --... ~ C1ri"'" •1 ._...& • ·-. . r -...;.....-------~-1~ .!..L.__ !' 50. r~ __ u1 t St "b?kgr, ;1 N>al _ 010 1a m1ry ~ JllUUllJUU" Dtne~e new. ayer 1a no P la~s 36" 1sil~o GYPSY.' "78. traae up to lar~er 60al mo1or Sl lSO. ·73 Honda classic. che~p-& reli:.b1t· baby bed. Call: Tapes. Sunday School for Underwatu lreasu~ $500/best ofr. Michelle great. Must sell'. $1500 or lwn dsls. i\ IC. 3 Sl"\C "/Newport ~hp 675·43-i9 500 1 ~"" Bo h 673·1866. Materi•ls &c Much Much SlS. 4 gaJ contact cement ._....t off r S4" •""-• E 0 .ic~ ...,.,5 1 run trans S750 ·195 5300 " 646-5644 uo:;, e · \I""'"' vci. rms. auto pilol. radar. Ai. great Ranger Motorcy ----- -. More. SIO. Chev 8 lug 16.5 Cal 2 29 1975 diesel. 5 l'le Famn~ $.50 549.844a 29 F'orrl Hoa dstl'r 11 u SO~ d&n: grp. ltab~ . . ~Duplex wheel $10. Kenmore Dishwasher 2 Chickering A rt Cas i! our docks 589·500 Nwpt bags. swim slcp. knot. Chassis & bod~ $30041 v .. anuque whl. wall Antiques, nice items for J /&·'·'l ·'·~ H p Elec yrs. old. $l50. & 6 Lu" Upright. Com p. Reblt. YachtExl'h 675·1800. ROf' $28500 5598152 HONDA ST90 I k s ell s eperately Incl. resale ln shop & some Mot .,A.,.,.,.;9 c·h M r I ,. Restrung Rehn also ---.. ___ :.___ . 't' nl'w Hody alone 522 011 Ughted China cabinet ~ky stuff. 631.9QSO. ors .,_. . ...,, rome ags or gc · · · · 28' Chns Craft Cla:.s1c. Lido 14 ~ 19111. <·om µI t·ond gd school t run:. b'75·3175 moo. Buffet Server 5400. Sann.. Sh lruc:k.5for$150.957-tlll6 OakPlayer 833·3206 Sacrif1ceS3200 ~1trlr su1I. t·vr & man' S35097!1·177:1 --• -R-.·-...., ·~-1 Tbl w/2 12" lea ves & 6 IOLO .,.ego Antique ow 9 J ~ chrs !950. 2 pc. sectional ••••••••••••••••••••: •• Aug 29 /30/31. Town & Qual. BdrmSel: Queen Sz SntHWAY 75 ·93i_9 ___ xtrasSl~_!'O.~ _ HONDA360CB 16M.19itl Vehicles 9530 f'-'-' t'>CI\ Fr Country Hotel. Sec Bed. 2 dressers. 2 n1tc 6"-t " grand pia no. bll 4J'Gr-Mori-r S650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fC1\J gn-eo ...,.,, en er PARADE HOltSI clusified section 8005 for tbls. $185: 2 Boudoir chrs l92A. recently rebwll m & -· '"' f'or Sale Spnk O"Oa~ 499.3079 • 21.cu rt $175, & other Ch ampion Morg an details $35 /ea .; 1 full sz out,1mrnaccond.:.uperb f'ul l ) e qu1ppl"d . Sailboat. 11 •, w11h -~berglass Dunc BuitJ:\ ~sc.~-.6676 Stallion Show Horse. A. . . 644 8930 H beautifully mamlained. trailer $450 fl79 7t;!J8 HO ... D• 750 al>ke t C'3 !>l'. 10 ti p bookcase headboa rd S25. pa a no. · am· ready lo cruise or hvc " "' O'hauled cn,.:1nt'. s and Hide a bed $l3S, Maple beauty to see, a pleasure Puch Mo-Ped 1978 $250. 83J.9S49 mond Organ & P1uno t\l'l> !'>ol8·5649 s.iOO 2 337 love seal sz roc ker. to own. 1 of a kind. Goldloveseat.practical-Center . 2854 E Coust a board. Slip may be ------~r~_-·64_ · !) , $62.50. Both like n u Sl0,000, includes a chest ly new Sl2S. Socket Sets. Moving Sale 8·30 thru 9.5, Hwy, CdM. available. 11 ' ~·' Fmanc· Vcntun• 222· cu.o;;tom bit. ·n GL1000. xlnt. I ownr. 4 Wheel Drhes 9550 .,..., fulJ of throptues & nb l" • "'" d · F' h' f r I th mg possiblt.'. s72.ooo. or lcuk in & oul, full i.•kc I u 11 c·• r e s s· . ~ o Io r ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .,.....9171 . . ..,. nve. as mg um, reezer. co mg, ~-~ Moch._s 8092 565.000 is no broker in , ~ ---· bons . Dys 997 -3100. gear."A''.1........ household goods 1071 ....,_......,. ...... tronics.lorakind.m 5 ll' ...,,,trhed ~75 ~""57 12 '""T ot 1 4 2 k lrt 8ft "hke New"couch ev/Wknds951·6Sl3 """" ~ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• volved Clean deal will S71001ofr 8427057 .. ~ """ ""'' , ov oy a x w ). o Cheyenne c M lud 9' I\ ued 1.500m1. Full.\ l"'UIP""'li. $75 Woodwoven Blinds6mos. · · · Comple te Tailor Shop me e von o cre!>l ---l\,\WASAK I KZ400 Rick.~987517 . .., .,.. I' 9'3·520lf 9 yr old Quarter Horse, old, x lnt cond.,$1400 Sony 1V. $225, Oak desk Equi pment Sewing with floorboards and 4 5 16' DYRF. lnbnl. o.1 o l S600ibstoffer mare.genUe.l&OO. value will s acrifi;e $l25. elec ty p. s150. Machines.Pressers.Bui· horsepower Johnson out· dJesel.Pedestal s teermi:. 962.5u6 PREGN/\:-.;T. Mu!>l Still' 'Ill JEEP CJ 5. amtfm rpl , unde r warr an t ~ soooo 646· 122 I COUCH 846-1583 1200/080 light beige . 548-5649 t o n Hole Ma k ers boar d. J u c k Cur lc\ S72SO ·• Nice&clean S75 543-8513 Everything to s tart a 534·1505 evenings & or548...SS · Ha.ullaldGood51065 960-8362anytime JrvmeCoast CountryClub business. Owner moved weeke nds . 642 432 1 14' NANTUC KET. 1 n 'I ••••-••• .. •-••••••••• Disneyland AOP comp. membership. $1.SOO~ + lo Italy. Phone Robinson weekdays. 840·2254 on Universal eno. ~. fnndl WU"Oalht iron day MUST-• the boat "' ~ bed. $200, Spanish wt -Set 9409-c collector's transfer. 644·5261 Rlty. 548·5647. ~ __ __ STAMAS chair. S7S. Ratt-.an lt•tllMATILY! plates)M5-19l4 ...........,.Gooch 9°'4 '76 24 · Sk1pJJc k Ne" 32' Sports Sedan. Swi uel "hr, _,_, Mans Twin bed (with n>•llout . Washer" Dryer. like new ...,.... -.. f1 ' h b · 1 Lo h t~n H n-~rws(·~.--. '" ~ • .. ..,., .. -T·-·-~ 0 ·-60 c II M s r s ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1g l naJ:C. w ours. ~· "'~" L ·~ " - bik be _. _ _. l trundle bed> In great t:K,,.~l"" 1an:r a aytag. et o tone Full KW 0 n an , se a s o n mas'ec'.968P•_54~u.:u amps. condition!Gooctrorkids. Memory,New.S~after wear. Matching cook TRAMPOLIHE Y t•quippcd. ma ny special t guests or everyday use. SpmS.J.C. 661-1366 wear. 673·2384, 552-3292. 7 ft. by 14 ft. webbed mat ex l r as · " 1r 3 11 er· Lido Yacht Brokcraiw 'P:irsons table, 4 chromc1 $125.00.CallSS2·783S. b on rollers. LIKJo: ~EW ' SLS.~~~3·25511. •l9ti·86R7. 67:1-0915 cane c hairs. $175. IE EARLY' Maple D I lldbrd & 60 y ards. light !lrN•n . Has a cove[ loo' S7<!5 or S/\CRIF'ICE lR'':?' Lyman ------- t Chrome / glass coffee \a· • Rocker $25 /lea . Blk heavy plush carpet. SSO. besto(fer. Call Islander f"ormcr Owner TRADE use San .Juan 24 ble, S75. Country French .._...,., 1070 Recliner $35. 3 pc Comer Call 556-0044 73 I ·8216 Edger Bcrl(cn Jdc•al Bay for Npt Bch slip. sofa. fr mode l. •'>SO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Group $100. Call Sun. & 552 9141 -u-.,... BUFFET Old oak La unch Runs itood 675·7008 •l ..... EDIATEC""H• mun.vul-8677 . · • Stor. Restaurc.t f Reasonable. m oving. • Corner groups. sofas. Must sell. 964-2993 ... w. 8055 -······················· J '23 Hamilton. Apt. D. ,t. 646 5141. Everything goes. Bdrm furn. washer • dryer. refrig. stove, fumilure. Baby clothes & -l"3 needs refinishing. $45. a.' '9095 S2450 Low 1n tcres l Wildfire 12· fi berglass For Gold , Silve r , 71,AJft Gold crushed velvet S48·8513or548·4485 fmancm~ a\·1111 673-1344 Lailboat ••so P l t ·n A k' d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ».71•197"1"'5 ~ "" a 1 um. ny in • Sol'a $100. Long carriage "' .. .,. "" 63l·7208 or548·3855 cond .. amount. Daniel elec Typewriter SlOO. Piano . Old English up Nearly new s howcase. 4· S48-5'1i3 673-6247 n~ht, $250. 548·8513 or Al so. other nltraet I Ill ' 'i9 MARQUIS 24 ·offshore 23· Aquanus with 15 HP 548.4485 plastic shelves. 675·8390. power boat 460 Fo rd. Johnson. Dana Point. WANTED Newport Beach Tennis It "t bl f 1 . 640-2421 dual slpg. bt!rlhs, Tan· S.5.400. 64().076-1 TOP CASH DOLL,\R Club. Family Mem-erM sw a e or sac 10 dum lrlr. very low hrs. PAID FO R YOUR bnhip.'650.760-0700 flonstorgift shop.Hand SAL,E .or rest a ura n t sell or lease Sll.950 lB'Hob1e.bluc hulls.new -blown glass for plants. f~h.ings & eqwp Tak· 775-1090, 545.4223 sails, xtra j1ll. cat box & JEWELRY. WATCHES. Decorative Wrought Iron glass display cabinet $65, Lllg mventory & lot bid ---------trlr 552·l356 ~ v ~8j{ ~a ~J'~: Gate 10'6:· wide, 56" tall. 3 sizes white paper bags, l~ Tues. Sept. 2nd. 3500 1 7 · 8 o s t o n W ha I er --------- FINE FURNITURE • opening&. 644-0488 antique pine towel rack· Via Oporto. N.B w/85HP Mercury cng. 35· sloop. custom de· f,-----------• ANTIQUES 645-2200 lloortypeUS.631·9050. TV, Radio. SS500 or be st offe r . signed, const 'd. for live· l!IOVlNGSALE · · Vi Price. ,f.B. Lansing MIA, Steno 8098 546-8397 a-board comfort /sea items. SalSunllonl0.4 Mectallliry 1071 Speakers 4-LElOs & BUMPERpooltable$300; ....................... -.--.---.----1 kindly pe rforma nce. 6Deerspring ........ ,•••••••••••••• passive radiators. 2 coke machines $100 Be . . .. 24 SkipJack 79 . Open Well equip'd.: Perkins cDeerfield) Irvine Binx met.al spray booth. Scblege door knobs fl uch. 846-4355 autil\.\I RCA. 2S color Hull. Volvo 22.5. 120 hrs. dlsl. Norcold refrig, Dan· "'·· ., .. .,02329 Lill wood .... ..,.uet 75% off ~· 2 yr wmty. free de· VHF. Swim LOR. fresh rorth 1nstrumcntal1on, MOVlNC SALE MUST ==.oew· ,,_. am Call...r~. · Girard turntable. works livery $124. 646-1786 wtr flush. mint cond. -SAC. Microwave-Refri· _.. --well S20 t bed $150 CNG st v. & oven + Stereo-Walerbed-Misc . ; wa er . 2'2"COLOR1'.V Sl23 Mu s t s e I I . P p more! NB shp avail. L 5418-38'7S M2·0363 or 963·8417 aft 1 year Warranity _1_14_-67_,_3_·1_6_11 ____ --l S33K. 545·5609 4pm 642-5340 --------- • OIANTGARAGESALE lB'CLASSIC BAY BOAT Brand new wind surfer 4 stock 80 Toyota truck Al\ h 1 CB J rr 1.954 Century Lapstrakc never used. Must sell by Toro Powe r Mower wheels w/out tires. xlnt ""c ann.e e erson M' t Co d W Y h almost new, dbl bed, cond ... 00. cau 642.8795. transceiver . never taken 111 n · on uc l Mon. Ca 11 a ft er l l : JO .. -'--·-mirrors. q·-•• out of box. $50 or best or-Club "Best Maintained" Sat/Sun 631·1510. " ... _ ~.. ' Call p award 3 yrs . straight er bdboerd. 8drw white an· Mht1l•1... ier. aul 774.Q.598 $5000. 673·5001 loats, Slips/ tiqueclresser•/mirror Wmhcl 1011 Tw L s k Docks 9070 JI matching desk. girl ·s ••••••••••••••••••••••• Baro ancer pea e rs. '17 2 4 · S EA R A y . •••••••••••••••••••••,• _. .,.., __ _.l.o TOP C"~H PAID gain at $50 ea Cost W kend I I ded " .._.-. -• tre•· _,, $140 640-8862 ee er. tr r., oa . Si de Tie av a i I 25 cDe · .. ,_, For ·~--' fumit" .... •-an.. new ea. .....,.. Sl3 IU\l\492 5897 f ' .. _ I _ 9eWlftl rnacuwoi:, + """"' _,.. « ,. .....,.,rs, ,.,.,., • 1.,.,rg ass s ailboats . • much much more! 24 pliances. Working or not. U "G.E.ColorT.V. Porta· •77 B 1. 27• Mark at 28th St. Marina _. .• ..,,lniae•t382 1115'1_,133 ble. Remote control. ay tner • ne w 6'1~ Brand new. $350. 546.9648 engines. needs work. --------- 0 0 0 0 0 t We.I S9500. 673·8457 Wanted side slip for 17' IMla-llh 1083 Have something to sell? Boston Whaler until mid --•••••••••••••••• Qasaif'led ads do it well. •-----=----;..:.."'! Oct. 631-1164 eves OONN Direct« trombone ·-with cue. Excellent con· -....-..._...._._...._......,_.... ..... .._....._-'4.._.llllllli-'4.._._....-'4.._..illllllli_..._.. .......... ..,..1 di\ion, $100.115-8052 after .... DRUMS by Ludwig, light bl• clear. 2 Ji1oor toms, a bate 24", 3 Zllgren Cymbals. Jtocer'a high hat complete w Ja il ~. t100 OllO. Call aft l :IOPll l714)737-tfd. llMHQFJOU-E Clarinet A· l Ccmditlon SlOO CuboalJMS-m'I i\I Honda. C8 650. fann~ plcx. U nde r !'100 mi. $1750. costs new $2300. 955·0325 Motor H<WMs. Sole I Rent/StorCSCJe fl60 ...•...........•...•... 197125 FT. PACE ARROW MODEL C SleePI' 6 to 8 on Guur ho beds. full y self ron lamed. roof air c·ond . I! en er a t or. ,\ ~1 1-· :'rt i-tt.-reo cassette. (.' H radio & onl\' 33.200 m1h·s Must sell '. (Ser. 1698l 17141 559-1304 ·ss Willyseys .l1°l'P T.J:; New t1re1>. new drh1• tram. low m1 S3200 nr best. Call 493·fl4i I '76 Jet>p C.17. \I 8. sln1 cond. 49.000 mt. mu~t se II . 979· 4-t62 '66 .Jeep V6, n vcrdr, heater. CA r:1d1n, roll bar. xlnt 11rc .... <·hrom1· rims. Che,·y "t l:'cring. headt>rs. 2 ~as tunk!'i cstm hitch, tow bar. cpl)., & back S<'at. Bsl ofr on·r S2500 646-9373 Ron Rent motorhomc. 2212· ~---9560 sel! containt.'<i. $250 per nlC k ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.+ 6' a mi le •CHEV. HEW '10 '78 Pace Arrow C Mdl 25· Very clean. xlnt cond Compl equipped Only approx 10,000 mi. Sl6,000. \.593.3959 Trailers, Tro•ef 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 2'XI' ST A.KE! Automatic trans . pw1 st eering. dual rear:.. 10.000 GVW, e tc. tScr. 81631. $8898! HOWARD Che•rolet Dove & Quail Sts . NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 Aijo Travel Trailer. sl~ 6. good cond. $1400 646-'?D ----~----1 '78 Chevy Lu\' PU. wh1tt· lwlo $er.ice, '.ts w/tan int. a ir shocks . &Accessories 9400 sliding c ab window. ••••••••••••••••••••••• custom whls & tires. SSAVESAVE S AM /F:\1 stereo cassette • WITH USED PARTS 44.000 mi, xlnt cond. Best Imported car parts o f f e r . 6 4 6 · 0 6 7 2 IMPORT evestwknds. AUTO SUPPLY . . 101 N. Manchester '73 Cowier with Camper An3heim 776-9900 Shell. S2000 or best re----------1 sonable offer. Art 6PM Pr Chev 15" chrome rims 646-2759 Jim. Sl.5. Ford • bbl manifold w/carb z. Samall parts Ford Courier w /shell. Wash Bin SIO. Late cass stereo. make ofr. model trans axle core Lve msg. 548-9185 SZS: ~Ure expander CCK' 79 Datsun Pkup King Cab. spli~ nms $1.5. 19i50 Buick xlnt cond .• lo mi. rims & ra.d10 & center das h sbeU. many xtras. ~ gnlle $25. 19'9 Packard 541-1330 7 ·'M\.QAM r1ldio $25. 2 disc wheels ---·-·~ _ _._ __ _ for 19127 Chev $2!S. 2 wood '78 Chevy "1!T pu. CDl'}O, spoke"wheels ror 25 Chev IAog bed. 31K miles. pis. '50. Pair 39 Packard l20 p/b, auto., asklng $39{1(). rront fenders U5. 482·lmt5. 6G-3379 ----------------• v -9170 C.~ shell. El Camino, •••••••••••••••••••••- lf1'0, l:leaden.·fils ~ "74 Dodge Van. new tlies. sm bit Chevy 70.76. SlOO. mg over·hauJed. l500 & _M4-082'7 _________ 1 take over payments or ....................... ... Call Jeff: 53MU9. '13 Dodie. IZK ml, cpt • panelin1 . c u 1tom AM /Fil cass 1teno • .... Pb .... l - I • ' -· ................ w~ tffO We.a,..,....... ... .... L, •••• ,.4,1.,~.. ....... ........ ···-·-· ... .,.. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••...................... l ••"··~ .. ••••••• .. ••••• --·•-···~"............. t70t --.w 97 ~2 ,._. t7Z5: tllO Ford 16 • uo. 41 .000 PORSCHES ·--·•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••• -·· ~.'-· e cyl, auc:k.128C)O. J e nsen H e aley '14'-' 18 F\al 128. good, elea~ Ml Ml3 Cla11lc: • Mint Cond. IOI McL.AW's fuel e m c:, low miles. HONDA 4 DOORS HONDA PRELUDES S SPllDS AUTOMATICS 5 SPUDS AUTOMATICS 5 SPEEDS HONDA AUTOMATICS HATCHBACK ACCORDS BUY OR LEASE YOUR HONDA TODAY um Trademan zoo worlc WANTED 54IMT70or ~TIO s:moor offer . «·1044 or van IOOOO Mual see P'or . & 494·1309. nleby0wner.Ml.m72 Allowmlhe opportunaty es Au atln ·H J OOO . '80 SPIDER Conv. 2000 to eonalder the purchase Superior cond. AM/FM. wlrade·lnofyourdean ove rd ri ve S600 0 loaded. a l e . stereo. '19 t"'lSO FORD V~. sofo n..-ah ... C .. '"'ck with Us 1·982·1954 special trim, lug rack. a bt'd. buckel 11eata. elec:. r.,._ ~ ,.,.. 8SON. Beach Blvd beauty. muat sell, aak1ng wlndow1,bullt hu.a tc,t· Today' IMW 9712 LA HABRA S750~2A18 ~I. am /fm tape deck, ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• <S Ml. No. of SA Fwy I Offer or trade for small ;.a (7141522-5333 '78 F1at Xl9. xlnt c:ond. c:arortn.ick'641-896'7 __ .,0 · SundaybyAppt. Craig's best stereo & 13031 HMoo-fli.o tape deck system . 9.000 '12 OMC only $OK m1 3$0 a..c1en om~ •M --.Hu . rru ~700. PP. 53&-4805 V8. Atr. p IS, p /8, 16 & I Sf .. HOAOWAY '7t IMW 633CSI -- mpg, Ing bd Xtras SANTA ANA Sliver with black leather. Hc.da 9727 11960 661 9190 T Ip Dlllar 835·3171 Executive Car ••••••••••••••••••••••• •71 CHEVY Pai"d THE uu1M•T1 0111v1NG MM:H•NE IOI McLAREN l1tc. VISIT y OUR 8SON . Beat·h Blvd T Must Sell.~ •USID IMW5• <SMi. No of SA f''wy 1 ORANGE COAS 4n• "°"'' ... ., 3345 For Your Car! i i """' """"'''"'""'"" '72 2002 t w /s /r(.,.voU La Habra S22·!)333 HO ... DA JOHHSOM & SOM '733.0ca cpe, mintt05591 " '70 0odge wlndowbvl an. nlu Uncoi. Mercury . '742002tia s tr <03321 '7"'530\.autotrans. HEAD9UARTERS ures&baUy,re t6 cy 262SHarbor Blvd. '752002a!0035l ~ eng 11300. 494·9532. Costa Mesa 540-5630 '75530ia w/s /r (1483> 86~~·=· TODAY!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto. W..tecl 9590 1620025tr 4sp.<LS7S> UNIVERSITY We Pfrf '77630cal l~XG 1 '77 320i . xlnt cond. a le. ES•· SERVICE WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for top used cars-foreign. dornest1c:s or class1cb Ir \our car 1:. extra clean. ;ett us F:°I RST ! 11 I I" Or-. C-+y 29'l5 Harbor Ulvd COSTA MESI\ 979-2500 WE BUY ClEANCARS AND TRUCKS CONNELL •. CHEVROLET 21128 Harbor Bh·/r, OLDSMOllLE llw loolr '785.JOla loaded (~I ca r rover. $8000/080 HONDA For Your Good '79528ias/r !261.51 ~5220 GMC TRUCKS, VW. PorscheorAud1 CloMdS.....,, ~ 9715 2850 HarborBlvd I I ,_ ....... GE cou.....v•s ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA ('fj/l"f.«Cp ,·-.:: / ;A .__"' '" "" 7J 4cyl slk. $1950 548 fi7J7 540-9640 OLDEST weekends & artl·r 51'~ VW PORSCHE AUDI daily '71iCVCC5:.pd. ~ood •USE C:oasl ll1wa) ~ ----t•ood $2500 OBO. am 1rm al Buyi.1d1.· On\{' 'it,:11 ·74 Capn. minl •·ond . n('14 ~7108. rad1dl L1rci. "1cwport Beach 673 0000 pa111l. V6 eng. S2400 bc'.'!l -- Sales·Serv1ce·Lus1ng olr 644 1033 '7)1 CVCC 1 ... pd. lo m1. xlnt TOPS PAID FOH MPG. bc:.l offer Marcia IMPORT & SPOUTS Rov Caner.Inc. Dahun 9720 49.186.Jll C,\RS 1148·7100 Rolls f\oyce BMW ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------IS40J a m boree 1979 DATSUN ~ewport Beach 640 6444 21 O 4 DOOR Autos, Imported ••••••••••• •••••••••••• '12 BAVARIA a /c, 4spd, Alfa RCMMo 9705 ver y c lea n . MUST ••••••••••••••••••••••• SELL! Leaving U S FINALAU'A .IWMEO $3500/080675·1741 CL~A HANCI'~ .. ALL '79s MUST GO' · Wl•'rc: Ot·alln'" 1980 SPIDERS HERE MOW!!! Automatic trans . body side moldinRs & air cond. (6245211. (Stk I~) ONLY $4589 newport datsun • 714 833 1300 'i7 280'l 2+:! 1 ... pd. 1•11•1· !.nrf. ,\:\1 FM ra!.~. /\ <.'. ·75 C1v1t'. new tram •. 38.000 rru $2700 f).l6 l<Wl 75 ll onda CVCC llatchb<1 ck . uuto. xlnt 1·und & x l nt MPG 556-<11i8H Joquar 9730 .•..•.•.......••••.•..• 71i X.J1.('. xlnl rond. .l!UO J. SH6IJO !HJ li\K»I BEACH IMPORTS SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS hos just rec:~i .. da I~ ~i0ttof 5.1K m1 . $KS()(I 661 707 1 Karmann Ghia 9734 848 Dovt· SlreN NEWPORT BEAC.:11 752-0900 MEWIMW'S aho ..............•....•..• ·11 Karmann Ghia. xlnt body & inl. runs great. llt'W ti~ & ball. lo m1. S36SO OBO. 646·1985 or 9i9-0076 '7>3 Alr:i Sprint Coupe S1l\cr '41lh maroon int X lnl '>lcrc o $7500 673~~ • 15 raE-Q' ".!&.. .K!.4~ 1£.built t>n&l.Q!!. 2150 Harbor Bl•d. ·n Sp.)dl•r S1hw Xlnt Costa Mno 645-5700 cond am rm stereo Al lov-. BMW'S :.lcrl'<l, new part:., 32 To c~ from •74 lhru mp~ Paul 675-~ B_ve:. _ ·79 2002·s . 320! 's. 530! 's. 11:.;,,;::;;.;;;,~~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a Mcnda 9738 630C1's •• • 711 ~5.'1 Of,t3 WANTED! L<itc model To~Otu'.'! .Jnd Audi 9707 V o I v o s . C .. LJ I 1 u s •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • TODAY!'.'. '72 A ucli I OOL S. 4 d r /\M IFM. $000 Firm 675 lf>S.I TOYOTA-VOLVO f'or the best deal in Orange County . Coml' see us today! SADDLHAQC VA.LUY IMPORTS 28402 Marguente Pkwy. Mission Viejo 831-2040 495-4949 -....................... '78280'/.. 5 '>fKI . J\\. .. te n"'· '79 flX.i GS. full y loaded, new radi..tb f'luwlc..,!.' OOI> 13.000 m i. xlnl cond. $7800 PP 1714 > 4!17 :1-ui1 red. ~ 49.'.1.::t~-_ 240·Z 28. t'USt;;-m frunl Mercedes Benz 9740 U you want your advcrt1s· Eager buyer s r ead the Classt!ie<l advert1sin.: 1s a Just moved into town " ing message lo reach Classirled ads every day. better way to tell m <?rc Then g 0 cl acq.uaintcd with more people at lower H you have something people about the i.erv11:c Lhe Class1f1ed Ad'\ <:ost, Classified Is lhc for sale, reach them fast you have to oHer. A!.k They're the easiest way 1 "~0~~.:i.d. way to go! Call Now' and inexpens ively. C'all about our low rates LO-lo fmd ju.-.t the items and "'•o.ooJ"" Ho.uu 'HU 1\ud1 50UOS. :">s pd, lt•athcr inl. S1 2,SOO or $500 t a.;sumc be al Se.11 thini:s fosl w1lh Daily end. cht.1V) 350 en)!. S:!~t75 •••••••• •••• ••• •••• •• •• ne«!s wo rk 645 4121 i K Mer.1.'t'<h•s :woo. 3.'\,04M> m 1 s llvl•r t bluc s nrl. 2 OATSl JNS 1980 210. SlH.500 1·u~h o r assuml• 1977 IHO. X lnl Cond IM· llf S325mo. W/$1500 M2·5678 G42 5678. day. 642·5678. :.er vices you nc1.od ! '-------------S212/m<> .i!l6 9563 Piiot Want Ads . 661-08J.1 <Jn 1,75 :.~1 AMtos. New 9100 os, ew s, ew os, ew os, ew •••••• •• ••• •••••••••••• ••••• •••• •• ••••••••••• ••• ••• •••••• •••••••• •••• •• ••• ••••••• ••••••••••• Aut N 9800 Auto N 9800 Aut H 9800 IA.ut H 9800 Autos, New 9100 Autos, New 9800 Autos, New 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 .••.....••....•.••...•.....•.••..••••.........•......•............•..•.....••.....•.......•........................ BILL EY TOYOTA "§l!PIJI OUCA & §l!PIA §ALE" 5 SPEED SUPRA Equipped with air conditioning, cruise control, cassette, shock kit, special paint. (#105865) BILLMAXEYTOYOTALIST '11,583 SALE PRICED S 1500 DISCOUNT 1980 TOYOTA 20 FT. MINI HOME Fully self contained, including shower, 30 gallon gas tank ~S1 &much, much more. CStk. #476) •• ~f' BILLMAXEYTOYOTALIST •14,9950~ BILL MAXEY TOY OT A 50 Car & Truck Inventory UP TO ALL SAFETY CHECKED FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 48 MOS. FINANCING I & 2 YEAR WARRANTY AVAILABLE MOST UNITS MANY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM AT UNDER s2000. MANY OTHERS FROM 52000. TO saooo. SALE PRICED·~s~ ·o~COUNT~~~~~~~~~~~ '76 HONDA CIVIC 177 TOYOTA 1980 TOYOTA 8 & 10 FOOT STAKE BED s3995 4 cyl . 4 :::"clean car. $ 3195 PICK UP 4 cyl .. 4 speed. stereo 1E47744). PRICED TO SELL 1820PUXl SUPER AYll Ill llll IDJJllllN Jiii 'lllmll R m ta I IJllAMIS ~: '76 vw 178 v.w. low s3195 ltAlllT s4495 aAH•T 4 cyl .. auto .. stereo. low miles. 4 cvl . 4 spd . stereo DON'T MISS T HI S BUY rT'11les "Sharp ... '222ZEG ). r131WFMl. 172 DATSUN · 1978 TOYOTA s4995 PICK UP s2995 CIUCA..,..CI 4 cyl. 4 speed stereo. really 4 cyt., 5 spd.. stereo. Right sharp. PRICED TO SELL. Miles. Sharp Car. 1065VMW). 1563352). •73 TOYOTA •79 TOYOTA s2995 COltOU.A s4195 CBJCA L1ftback. 4 cyl .. 1Uto .. air cond .. 4 cvl.. auto . air c:ond.. vi~yt AM "FM. 18,0 00 mllea. top. stereo. Hurry.1875JFSl. 1858XFU). SALE PRICED. 175 HONDA ·ao DATSUN S2895 PICICW s5395 cmc 9900 miles. DEAD SHARP. 4 4 cyl .. auto .. really sharp. cy I.. 4 speed. Hurry. t742MXA). This one won't !Mt. r1T17025). ' -· 13731 Harbor Blvd. Sclrocco '78 ·n VW DIESEL 2dr. t..il). 53 4-4100 Silver/black. air cond.. Becker AM tt'M. xlrit '76 VW casi. .. all<J\' wht>els. cond PP. 67:1864/A 1 k Scl .. O 71 bri"" ed "--ti spotler 011 t•ooler. m.1n) :-------• "11 Qollea OT r~nbac N c co "''tr s uper""" e. extru:. Im mac Musl tl) ~abb1t l'OnYcrt1hll'. Jlt --------• Brown wtth Saddle Int 4 cylinder. 4 s pee d . looks gre11t. runs grcul. sell white. all o~ons ind a1t '7! 111 T Tarwa: AIC. AJ XI n t c on d . 14 7 O O m a gs. f u II fa c l o r y $2150 67S.0349. s:>495 li7$-6206. Soys. lladiall. AM/tlll ~ma. equipped (628S88l '78 VW 831·2006 '72 vw Bus. i.nrf. 'Ctra~ 'It DISF. CIAMk Cou.-. C'.allUT lllO -T....... '767 54599 SCIROCCO . vw SUP E R BEETLt;-;-Prof. mfg. kit l'ona11 aOOO. ~wlaray tthr "12 114 Ponche 8tff"6G, ••••••••••••••••••••••• <t!JJ1.u... .. L ij~ 4 cyhod_e r . automatic Gd t;ng, 'i /r, am /fm . eng /tr1ms. 100'/, rel>lOrE'<l 1.nt. t •·"11.1.-... Bra. ltroftl ..,UW, fair ·~ TfU, Xlnl Cond , new ~~AGfN.INC t ran~m1 ss 1on . gold 8lrk $1800/080760-1359 mechan ics . S3!150tbi.l oond.IMtOffer.e:u.11191 top, tonneau. 11de cur GAROEN GROV£ Perfect for your ware · -Scull : 75!1 9 166 or 'et HOSL collect or's • ta.tns. redtblk Int. ware <326TWUJ '79 diesel RABBIT, be1~e 831·9'.!.54. oond 2 topt. AM 1rM. ?.:_!onaJ1che 911~.;... ~71~! whee la. 13500 r1 rm '70 TR6. new top. e ng · 13731 Harbor Blvd. S5899 5spd. immac cond. a /c. _VW _C_ bl h Mlchtllna,. Wbt wtnavy, ~--· •lru ·-.,. 968-702:3 much more! S2900 534_41 OO xtra tank. S7006G44·5S24 '19 onvcrtt e. w 11t· 1n:wac, Sll.000. fT~089 «•38U. 646-0484 •.u...~L 11 --------2 lop-.. l black & l '4h1tv COl,,18( .... t14Z 14 914 l 8L. ona. owner. '79 Spitfire. radlals. VolcswCICJN 9770 '70 vw Fastback . xlnt. ~~~~~ '77 VW Rabbit $9300 l ·511 5 5tii i<. 1'MI -~a fJlo.lla ••••••••••••••••••••••• s ilver blue me t 11 p stereo, boot a, tonneau ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1..'0nd. R&H, $1.850 r1rm ~ GAIH>EN GROVE AM tFM. 4 :.peed Nt•w Hl66·260!i -• •-._ covers "'900 544-ooo8 HIEllir.i..tOW'.'··' Evesart 6.644 5752 brakei. & ba lterv. Ex · .---W---· OMOWll llOMIWI "13 MOB GT, lo mlleaae. pear~nce group, $6800, P\1>" l373lHarborBlv<f. celle nt cond SJSOO. Superb69 V Bu~. :1u1•> Us.D. • •.... T T 0 ~ ~~~d5·,!"1 owner CallSun,496·2496. FA.MT A.STIC "Dashe r Diesel Po~er"' 1970 vw Bu&. new tirei.. 534•41 OO 638 78.58 66.000 ll 1?ht blue. Ort~ .. -,_,. """' Also a good selection of recent tuned si2oo or bst -ownr. $1400. 640-2659 OWN7 catATIVI 1980 928, only 2.400 mi. RBA.TES Sc1roccos. Check us for . I I '6!1 vw Bug. Huns. hul - - -MGI 9744 loaded, c ustom color. t he B EST p r1ct"•' d r IW2·8953 68 Bug.competey needs work $9;,() or b'>l '67 Bug. c lean. ori~ ~~'LAH SINS ••••••••••••••••••••••• auto tran.'l, buy or a:. OMA.LLMEW Professional l eas1n~ ·n vwBus.9 passenger. rest?re:<f·100~.~runs orr Call846·0572 owner Gd. Cond it.•11•• u-.. ... --. ·~ITS FA.NT A. STIC sume lease, 838-3144. TRIUMPH TRTs available ' xlnl cond. $2600 ~real. 545 . ..,.i · ---------497 11114 nvvas'WT'_.v IEl•JES Make youbesldealw1lh 968 2124 aft(•r lpm Wanted:l971VWVan.no ·79 <.:~rn ~ V W B ui.:-. . DIAL MH-CEDIS "" '74 Porsche 914 1 8. Appr us &then get windows Good bod). No Wht ~ht 20oorm. l>to<·k 65 VW. BUS. ~Int . Hut\ ZUor714/637·2333 OM.A.LL MEW grp, new red paint. Al $I 000 '67 VW Squa reback Sta ruslor accidents. Poor or perrect S9~0~J d a yi. nmg Cond. !:>upcr <.:lt•Jn MGI 1 loys. s tereo casselle. lion Wgn. A·l body with n 0 t r un n 1 n g 0 K 842 7794 i494·2136 eve:. many xtras~ Must :O-.t•I' r"f/j290 SL: 2Tope. Very Geta I . radar, xlnl cond. SMOO back ' Can be used as newpa mt.lntenorgood 213379.!}!Ml. ,63 BAJA M~Xt;a: ~~8aft_er 5pm : 's harp. Aut o .. air. 673-1'61 yourdownpayment. Sun roof . RU11s xln'l . S13 ...,n/1Vf "736336 $1000 • l919LakewoodBlvd . vw Sl600 after 5.30pm '64 VW Bui.!. i.unrf. ''°' ,...., "' er. v • '66 912, restored in & out. ~' LO .. 'G BEACH JSK miles on dual port 69 $800. 642 9886 Di a.. h •• b ll · S4" .,0 .. 3 Need k &i2 111.n running. new t1rt~. i.:11 ... c1 . scoun~. t en gel Best offer uikea. 675-0228 ... 12 131597-3663 re t engine . .,.,. o s wor -------bodv ~ .i97 .ioit> ,, $750 or67~:o2 1vemessage. -·-··~ OPENSUNOAVS Sl ,500 644·6285 Dunebuggy. st~t ll•gal ._ ._...,.,_&..._ · vw BUS be t SCIROCCO II ~ood !>hape but nct•ch ~ VW Bu.-.. dl'Jn. run:. rebal.eback!Canbeused '7" Tari• Ca r e rra. """"Har.bor Bl vd. i5 . •Re. 1!15 79 . met.a I(' k L't r ... S"' r \'I ~ &.<I""' 79 VW S · S i l II d I d d I I h en1o:ane wor .-air t·n· ~OI"' 1 ... 11111ru r , :." ,,,. asyourdown paymenl mechanically fantastic. COSTA.1ESA c1rocco. pee a m 1/Ra on . ra ia s . re·. e uxc <· ol in· d ,..,c,. .. ~~ h " Ed tl. Rec a r o sea l1> r a cl 1 o , S" 4 5 o /OB O tenor. sunroor. i.terco. ers. etc. S1·"'· 955.:~0 1. OaH'. 640-~llla, t>40 :!:!!•• ~ -_,. beautiful brown wlt tan 979-2500 stereo. Lo ma. b75·9568 83.5-6566. :>46·0469 S6200. 673 3383 7:.1 7910 aft 3 :JO -. int. Mush.l sell kBesdt oCrre1r1 -----------......... H 9800 _,_,,/.. buys l 15 wee en . '11 Auto•. New 9800 Awtos, New 9800 Autos, H ew 9800 Autos, New 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 AvTVS, ew ·~, ... ,....,....,~;.._ ..2._SS..1913or640-t963 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••··~· 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 :-COMPARE • O.r fHI efficient ,._..tlllKt..tlal 50 .,. 76 MGB. sharp. 42K ma . '79 91 ISC . lake n e w. a--& h I $3..350. loaded. Petro Blue with , .....-MllC ower 499·1907 leather int. s nrf. et c. INM rates. 60.01., .. lliiiiR~m-or ,..... to 64 MGB ronv. gd cond, _S24_.soo_._71_4-MS.8081 ___ ._ ,,.,.1 . S1700/bestoffer. '71 914. Xlot. lo mi. a /c. & HOUSEOFIMPORTS ---~5-~. ~~:it· $.1250. 35mp1o:. -DIALMER·CEDES '71Mldget. Good mpg,~------- •• 2l3or714/637·2333 mi. very gd cond. 5'400. '78 Pors cfte 924. xlnt ----~5. 775-1575 rond . 16.900 m l. SI0.500. 1910 Ml% 2400 pp 978-1508 loaded '78 MGB, lo miles, nice.------ Asswne lease $4200 Kirk 714·661 0827. 673-3074 --- ··MORE CAS H FOR PeugtOt 9741 YOUR MERCEDES Let ••••••••••••~•••••••.••• ' ~ aeUJe your balanet! or ORANGE COUNTY S PEUGEOT DIESEL • perhaps we can trade HEADQUARTERS Call Peter. House of tm· 'port s . I nc 6 862 Manchester Bl, Buena v Park. (714) 150-7201 on the Sant.a Ana Freeway or DIAL »ER.CEDES 1980 5051 CGos&DieMll HERE NOW!!! B Z '71 JOOD, enrf, ' IEA.CH IMPORTS yellow, bamboolnL. aux MllDoveStreet tank. clean, 44K. $14.000. NEWPORT BEACH m.1318. , • 7SWf00 ;·9100 A.t... ..ew -tlOO TERRY BUICK SAAB 536-6588 '76 PORSHE 91 lS Signature L1mlted Edi· lion Platinum Gold . Cassette. Stereo. Xln't Condition. Many Extras. SlS.400 54~2083 ........ 9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ?9RENAUlT .. GOIDINI .. 4 cylinder. 5 speed, fac· tol') air conditioning, All/Fii stereo, IUD roof. Super low miles with eo;eryt.hin1. <S47YTW > $5699 taJ\~tl: ~ CiAl!Offf ~VE 13731 Har bor Blvd. 534-4100 R.alsloyu 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROLLS·ROYCE 1MIJ.e,,._... Nt--111H<ll \'-----J '40+&44 ClOSf P SUNDAYS 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19IOSAAI TUUO. .HERE MOW! UC&.UMT SB.ICTIOH! llA.CH IMPORTS 8411 Dove Street NEWPO~T BEACH 752·0900 s.blr"9 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971SUIAIU 4X4WA.ON . With alr cond.. luggage raclt. tape deck 4' much more! C525UFP>. <SUt. 1Z14). ONLY $4119 newport natsun ·~~1 'l:~ ?r ............ !?~.~ '71TOYOl'A COltOLLA 4 cyllDder. 4 1peed, bri1bt yellow. G reat •ti•••• Getter. ' t mfi SZ4ft ~~ NEW CAR DISCOUNTS USED CAR SPECIALS~ MODEL RMmT•• IAlmT .... RAlllT4 ... uamr2 ... RA881T 2 DR. umr2 ... RAlllT2DR. RABBIT2 DR . RABBIT 2 DR. RABBIT 4DR. SCIROCXX> SCI ROCCO SCI ROCCO SCIROCXX> SCIROCXX> SCIROCXX> SCIROCX:O SCIROO:O SCI ROCCO DIE5aWAGON DIESB. WAGON DIESB. WAOON DIES&. WAGON 'DOOIDESB. DIESB. WAGON 4DOOIDESB. DIESB.W ... SUllAl "'*NII 6068 933704 5756 869828 5753 811085 6215 910385 6207 942291 5757 831765 5968 858726 6064 932919 6046 928592 5986 918960 5891 040000 5917 047597 5308 037304 6010 051055 5909 040640 5922 052207 5972 001487 5910 041330 6011 045107 6051 147106 6374 185636 6292 160233 6050 147303 5939 126146 5942 115115 5936 .114344 5946 111919 DIES&. 4 DOOi 60 I 5 141463 DASIB WAGON 6060 361141 DASIB 4 •· 1194 093745 DASIB4.DI. o.uta••· VANAGON VANMOlt 5937 115751 5931 102760 ,201 093951 6294 125756 62'1113691 ALL .. ICI IS PLUS $TlCltfA Pfll(f 6420 6637 6902 5650 7010 6797 735 2 6450 6470 694~ 9235 8535 1880 9790 8820 9050 8762 8869 9770 10,610 I 1,023 10,620 10,680 10.340 10,045 9570 10.610 9765 9165 9155 9615 9415 : DISCOUNT 5895 525 5991 646 6Jt.9 603 5450 '200 6325 685 61 42 655 6489 863 5995 455 5995 475 6295 650 8384 851 77 15 820 8080 800 8995 795 1n5 825 8295 755 7876 886 8052 817 8980 790 9895 785 I 0,290 733 9195 725 I 0,012 668 9727 613 9608 437 9117 484 10,110 570 9237 528 1375 790 8296 859 1766 849 1597 818 10,595 730 800 800 75 Pl YMOUTH 4 DOOf' Station Waqon. v.a. auro s 1595 FURY trans .. Powe< steering oower brakes. luggage rack.1992PCX). 74V.W. 4 speed AM 'FM stereo radio. disc 5 1995 412 brakes. vinyl m10f1or. 1234PRC). , 72 AUOt Be1ae 4 doOr. a utoniat1c trans. air 5 ' 3q 5 cond1ti0n1nq oower brakes buelcPI l 100 &eats · 762GPT1 White . 2 doOr 4 soeed bucket seats f 74 TOYOTA rad io. heate r vin yl in terior :; 'gq 5 COROllA 221KVOI. r Auto Iran'!. dic;c brake s buckf'I · 75 FORD 5 3 29 5 I MUSTANG SE'als. radio heater whitewall tirP'> 278PCSl 53495 76 AUOt 4 speed. atr cond1t1on1nQ AM FM FOX stereo tape whitewalls. 10386781 '67 FORO V·8. auto tral'5 air conrt pow,·r 5 3495 MUSTANG 2+2 s1rer1nq • .ind brakP'> buckf>I '>P.at· radio ITSZ542• 75 V.W. Pms trtpmg , AM 1FM s tereo. oower 5 3995 SCI ROCCO drsc brakes 1033172) 77 v.w. 4 speed. sunroof. oowe r d isc brakes. 5 439 5 RABBIT AM 1FM stereo tape 1794WIG). 76 v.w. 4 spe e d . metallic silve r whee l 54595 BUG cove rs. AM lfM stereo. I 1099391. 74V.W. Auto. trans .. air oonditiOnang. oower 54695 brakes. ht-back bucket seats. AM lfM f.AMPER radio. cruise control.1829LFE). 75V.W. Pop tap. deluxe camper e<i u10 . 4 5 4995 CAMPER speed. Power brakes. whitewall tares. 1565LZL). 4 speed oower d ose brakes bucket 77 MG seats. AM FM radio. vinyl intenor 54995 CONVERTIBlf '882WEV) . 78 OEV. Silver Z-28 with T·Too Auto . oower 55695 <;leen nq 3 brake s. bucket sears. CAMARO niags. '740VZE). 7 8 DATSUN S ilve r 4 door with black inter. Air 5 5695 cond 5 soeed. AM FM. tinted glass. 810 In top condition. 1908TXEl. 78HONDA 5 S()eed. air oond . AM IFM stereo. S6495 ACCORDlX alloy wheets. radials. (937UBV}. . 78V.W. CONVERTIBLE! 4 speed. AM lfM 5 6995 BUG stereo cassette. whitewalls. 105756n. 78 v.w. CHAMPAGNE EDITION! 56995 BUS 7 passenger. automatic. AM 1FM stereo. 1090532). 79V.W. Fuel injection. 4 speed. air cood .. 5 6995 SCIROCtO AM IFM stef90. radials. alloy wheels. 1055XNM). . 78CBK.A 5 speed. jllr cond .. AM FM ste<eo. 5579S GT wire wheels. tinted glass . '419VOOl I . 76c.ADl1AC V-8. autometk:. air oond .. AMIFM 5699S SEVllE stereo. radial whitewalls. much more. (270UNK). • . . With custom peint. V-8. auto. trans. pe>wer. a c. stereo. leather and much more. '420RUZ>. 5759$ LI 8eS SB'I'. t,) tlO .............. _,_._.., ..... ,m. 'Tl IUlo.Ao.M. _.IOIO ............ '71 YWC&oaall, ··-· iz llatibu coavt.. Xlnt C9ll. 311mps. ••• Cll' bellfllt.ta.UIO 1961 PONl"IAC ... ,o.. !~ Recent valw Job" N£1t ---------1 pelnt. C herry! C•lf• m.nu eveetap aft«~ p.m. ·4 1--------1 "lO Executive t puaengei 1--------· Illa wac. 1 1 owner. Xln&.., mech. cond. Days:; 644-805S. Eves: 144·*2. 1 ._ BONNEVILLE Coovt.! 1970 OLDS Qri1. ownr, gd. cond.: D&TAllCOWI 12.•080.540-7559 f A\Momatic trans .• air 'T7 Hatchback, 4 cyl, 4 '85 LE llANS, l."iOO. ~ -----....---1 cond., pwr. steering, spd radials sports rally IOOd-"' ·n vw Raltbl\, .. rf, "72C~~PE • Ole¥y, 4 door, hard tt76.-culY radio & vinrl roof. Uses pkg, lntr/~xtr decor, 146-5130 :: .. ~~~~'""'----~~~~~~· ..,..., 84 c.d. tmlO or a.ao.t,LoaUGood! top. Ooe Owner. Top MOMAICH4DOOlt reg~ gas. Good faml· very clean. 12200. • 1191tane.-.111-2101. OIDd. Jlm\ aell! WlU ac· "·""~·t· t i ly CM· <618APX>. 673-1163 '80 FB Trans Am, 1'1~ 141-11M c-reuoeable olfer. ~ •c rans .. a r $ 1499 dianapolia Pa~ Car, T~ ~..-caed.., radio• pwr. steer· • '71 Sclrocco: Low '79Sevilledi..a Sl•OOO Jrv119e.llMGllO. 101. Imcnaculat e 11:&••1tlU '74PintoRunaboul. Xlnt top, Turbo, very rare{ mOeate. amlfm stereo. Or , __ -• · ,...__ .. , ,.-.. "> ---cond. low ml. Sl895or bst Sll.500/080. -..caoo. •. Xhllc.onct. Air. $31-7415. ua.um --'• -mo. 1t'lla.e.ette.S2250. ~-· ..._,..."" · IWC>a'TSALIS· ofr.673-3733 m.3701. --1 67J.lln $2899 Reliable Used Cars 1--------ror sale '68 Fhebird, --------C e Hl7 -IA.II.Im 198SHarborBlvd. '7S Blue Pinto, 32.000 roi. co.ct, nu trans Sl.500 '15 8-)a. lledl. new • ....................... 'n 56. ca.an, bi·t.cks. 4 IMPOIT SALIS COSTA MESA xint cond. SZlOO or best ofr848-4857 t' rebktbruoul.caas,oeeds l'77C ... spd. nu brakes. sz.~ 6Jl.0743 otrer.m.so11. ~ peial.SUOO. 4tU794 -••••• oeo.e ·l431 Reliable Used Cars 'tB Pontiac 74,000 mi, .xi Very clean condition. 1185Harbor81vd. '79 Olds Toro Diesel. Like 2 Pinto Sta~JOO Wagons. mech cond. nds ••n:~;n:;-----:""'.:::~:-;~11 Y.e.. t772 Yellow witb white In· '73 Monle Carlo. rare COSTA MESA n e w . M / R , fully "18. '13. Stack. economy work'~lb6toCr964 •••-••••••-••••••••• terior. Air condiUon.lng, model.lollded.xlnlcond. 6JJ.o74J equipped. Sll.00& firm. cars. 13200 & $700. eves. ,,, ~.c:. ........... ~4995 4 &peed trane. wlc:l'UIM control. faclofY air cond .• pwr. steering I brakes. AM '1=M llWec> w 1cat1ette tape player & mag wheel• f018>CUB}. NABERS All10 C1NTDl 14251AKRST. COSTAt•ISA s•nn VOLVO ..,,._.brakes ud steer· S.19Zl. 640-8862or&l4-4684 -~TUc4tH581. -... .a ...1...t..d 997.._ IDg. All/FM I track • '72 Colony Park t pass. ·-51..-.,.. SMIS. SllVICI ANDLIASlt• OVERSE~ DELIVERY EXPERTS IAILllU VOi.YO i.Harb« Blvd. COSTA MESA _Mj..fJll.M0.9467 'ft1 ms, Jdnt int. new Urea • brakes + many xtras. needs some body work, runs gd. Sl250/0BO. 646-1911S or 979·9076. stereo.49Kmi. '68 Bel Air. 4 dr, xlnt wp. Loaded. Original '77 Cutlass: 442• vs. Air, · 9960 -••••••••••••••••••••« ~191-5&17• transportation car. OW8er.Sl000.~16l. Stereo, 52,000 miles. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '63 T·Bird. Body solid; fM5.31!iaO -m>o Leaving S.l-80 for 1977PlYMOUTH Runs OK. Great fO( lt71CHIVIOl.IT 1971Mercury1.ephyr sta. Ha '.. 642_..337 AllOW r es tor. Be s t oUer... CAMAIOZ.ZI '87CbevelJeMallbu2dr.6 wsn. R&dl, air, $3850. wall. · 4 .-A tr racf & 848-8237 ~ I cyl,nmgodd.~. 5-4383or768-3455 , Sl W s~ ans., IO ' --------.. Automatic trans.,a r 645-7578 72 ation agon. 65,000 very few local miles . T·Bird 'Tl, 3S,OOO mi, xbl cond .• pwr. 1teer --------tt.19D9 9952 mi, very gd cond. 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Our YOUnt ..... •bow Is CrUfl"I. stir •• camp. Just what can you dr•w to complete the picture? .SPELLBINDER SCORE lO potnts for uslnt all the left.rs In the word below to form two complete words: INFLATED . . . . --. . THEN score 2 points Heh for all words of four letters or more found among the letters. v•.••Hf "' ~ T,,.,. ... _. at .... , 50 point&. ...y.; ,_ .. ._ ~·fOd -· - ,,. For· Better or For Worse _ by Lynn Johnston WE.. NEVER DID IRANK ·~ SISlER fOR SENDING Tr\AT TH\NG 7D\O WE . ~ ,I'M~~ eoTA9 OFlHE · By HOW1S THE oi: SIAME5E rooAVF 'IOO'R£ JUSf' MAO 'tAVS£ ~ O\Ot41 1""' NK O~ \fl Gus Arriola . ~ by MacNelly August 31, 1980 D"AI lY~PI [OT ( Wni": Tht &rga Ginni 1111 Dllninld Th11Cipr1111s.ti .. II Dlngirm• Y•Health. THSTl YOURSELF 5111111111 ..... •I ...... IO "Alll." F.wy ~ 141 IA ....... ,,,,. Ntw 'llltk. NY 10077 Wt'I 1191' 5$ lilf ...... QMISIOIS Sor,.. WI Clll) --°"*S FOR DANIEL J. BOORSTIN, Librarian of Congress HM that ftW occwred Id the Ubrary of c:ong,..? S.A., AINny,N.Y. • The Library of Congress Special Police Inspect the book bags and briefcases of au persons leaving the Library buildings. There are several Instances each week of attempts to take Items from the buildings without authorization, but we believe most of these are cases of persons In· advertently Including Library Ca. of~ boolclth thief. material with their own possessions. The only major theft we have had was that of a portion of the papers of Felix Frankfurter, which were taken from the Manuscript Reading Room by, we think, the person using them, who extracted s0me from folders given to him. The Library announced the lou and Investigators pursued the case, but they were not recovered. FOR .ESSICA IANGE, co-star of How to &ot the High Colt of l.Julng You Mid '10UI' memory llln't al thAlt It should be. If so. how cm ~ remember Yo11r lines? -l.S., Aurora, M. • It's fine when It comes to lines; It's awful when It comes IO remembering people's names. The minute I'm Introduced to someone, I forget what I heard. I was on the Good MomJng America show once, and although I know David Hartman's name as weU as I know my own, I caled hhn Tom -very embarrassing. FOR ARNOLD PAI.MER, goWer rm ........ and .... to tab up golf, but lln't golf for old .,....? -J. s.n... Sacnmento. Callf. • No. I've found that golf Is popular with young people as weU as the more mature. I think that the great Influx • of youthful players Into the professional game is the best testimonial to that. No matter what age the player, each and every one seems to ftnd the fellowship and outdoor sttttng of a 50daJ round of golf to be quite relaxing and enjoyable. · FOR TOVAH FE.DSHUH, actress Youn 19 • vay unwaal name. Do 1*JP1e h.w cllllalky In ~ md ..... II? -M.P., Montleown, Tmn. •It happens aU the time. My ftrst -and funniest - fan letter came In 1976, addressed to Torah Vulture. Recently, on an Insurance pollcy, .. u the H's were changed to N's, which meant I was Tovon Feldanun. In Scandinavia, they caD me Tove Fedshuh. I decided to Ute my glVen name prolesaionaly because It ls unusual and, I hope, once learned, never forgotten. FOR ntE "ASK" EDITOR Does continual wig-wearing aJlect a pereon'• ecalp? My husband's looks like withered old parchment. and fm worried that It'• not healthy -H.S .• Medford, Ore. •Hair expert Philip Kingsley. author of The Complete Hair Book, agrf!es with you. He told us: "The continual wearing of wigs would worsen any tendency to a dandruff or scaly scalp condition because of the warmth they generate. The ad- hesives used could cause scalp irrlta-All about wigs; nothing about wags. tion and allergic reactions. Also. people wearing wigs psychologically tend to forget to take care of the hair that remains and, therefore, neglect the scalp, too, through lack of hygiene. As a matter of interest, I have noticed more men wearing wigs In the U.S.A. than in other countries. This could be due to greater affluence." FOR ED ASNER, star of CBS·lV's Lou Gront Of aD the rot. you'w pi.yed, which one did you llke the least? -T.S., Lakeland, Fla. • It had to be when I was in Gunsmoke, around 15 years ago, and I played a sergeant in the cavalry, com- plete with a rear as wide as a house -but that's not why I have no fond memories of the part. I didn't like it because I had to slug Jim Amess in one scene. Trying to floor Jim Amess is tantamount to seeking instant suicide. FOR Ha.EN GURLEY .BROWN, editor. Cosmopolimn You mendoned that ~ hadn't had a cold In 10 ye.an. For this ~ credited your habb. Whilt are they? -G.G. Cnbcne, t..n.lng, Mich. •I haven't had a cold in about 10 years for five reasons: I exercise an hour a day (have only missed two days in those 10 years): I sleep eight hours a night: I don't sl'TlOl<e, don't drink. don't drink coffee: I never eat sweets. I'm totally motivated to stay well. It would be honi>le not to get to the office every day. FOR JIM DALE, star of Broadway's Barnum Is It tti* that ~·re tenthly ~ In America end cen't wait lo get back lo yow home In England? -D.P., Tare Haute, Ind. • It's true I miss London and my famUy -but I'm not "terribly unhappy." It's not the~ time I've been In this counby, which has been very kind to me, so I'm very fond of it. But the fact remains that I do miss England - the countryside, the junk shops, the antique stores, the weather. the food. my family -anything Brttish. PRO hul Coppcnaaa, author, The Uterocv HOOJC PRO Ano con CON WUllltd H. McGuire. President, N&tional Educa- tion Association Of COUl'M. Teachers should be tnted fo'r competence In the basic slcfJs -reading, writing and math -and for mastery of the cur- rtculum they are s\apposed to lllac::h. llltterate and Incompetent twh.rs damage children. Com- ~ tests fof t.achen will~ Net chtdren by he~ to root out the wont ....... Such tests """ allo lisJld\candy ~ the_JINlllge and authorly of the teachtng pNl111lon. n.y Wll lltmu&ate collegn to Improve tMdm trmtlng and wll help ratore conftdence In our pubk tchooll. GooCI teachen everywhere favor · auchlllltl. Should Elementary-School Teachers Be Given Periodic Competency Teat.? No. Our association is convinced that no one existing test b satisfac· tory for measuring teacher com· petency. Teachers are tested many times whiJe preparing for their pro- fession , and competence should be established In that training period. Moreover, quabty teaching cannqt . ~.~ ' be measured or evaluated by a • written test alone. Updating of teaching ,ldls. a fl!· qulrement In many states, Is achieved through good ln·service programs and continuous study. What ultimately matters ts to help teachers teach bett~r In their own styles. ~t's best ac:compMshed with an of us workfng together for better schools. C> 1tlO FAMILY WU)(LY. All 11GM• f9MfWd. Take a Chance: You Have Nothing By Glni Kopecky Physically challenging endeavors ·-climbing moun- tains or sailing the seas -are · not the only kinds of risk men and women confront In life. Our everyday experiences give us plenty of opportunity ·to venture Into the unknown, if we're willing to take the chance. Consider, for example, the folowtng sltua~on: A young woman, arriving at a par· ty, was greeted excitedly by a friend. "He's here," whispered the friend. "He" is a writer the woman had long admired. "Look," said the friend. "He's standing aJone. Why don't you Introduce yourself?" Introduce berself? No. She couldn't.What if he took an Immediate dislike to her? What if he just wanted to be left alone? On the other hand, she did so much admire his wori<, and if she dldn•t take this opportunity to ten him, wouldn't she klc.k herself la~? So she approached -han&, knea and voice trembling. And he was very friendly. They talked, and he seemed to find her Interesting, which, of course, made her feel good about herself. But what made her feel even better was knowing that she had made the situation happen. .. h ls only by rtsk1ng our persons from one hour to another," wrote Gin/ Kopedcy Is o wri#r who ~l~va In the lmpooanor of toking rfsb. To Feat but Feat Itself Taking risks doesn 't necessarily mean endangering your life; most of us have plenty of opportunities to venture into the unknown. How, then, can we overcome the fears that hold us back? psychologist William James, "that we live at aD." But just as individuals vary in hejght. weight and eye color, they aJso vaiy in their psychological and biological predisposition toward risk and adventure. 1"hat's the problem with many of these self-help books," says Dr. Dorothy J. Sussklnd, asso- ciate professor of educational psy- chology at Hunter College in New York '"They ignore basic factors such as personality and ability and make it sound like evetyone can be perfect. Well. everyone cannot do everything." Yet, we usually can do more than ~e dare to attempt, so paralyzed are we by fears: fears cl rejection, of failure, of critidsm and disapproval - fears that are not so much inherited as they are learned. Says Dr. Albert EJlis, Director of the Rational Emotive Therapy Institute In New York City, "A lot of people rule their lives by 'musts'; 'l must succeed.' 'l must do weU.' But If you teU yourself. I must, then you're going to teU yourself, And I'm a wonn If I fail." And with failure comes a growing reluctance to try at all; Instead. we make up e>ecuses. Sometimes, we become perfection- ists. "But perfec- tionists are very unhappy human beings,.. says Dr. Arnold A. Laza- rus, prclessor cl psychology at Rutgers University and director cl the MuJtimodaJ Thera- py lnsUtute in Kingston, N.J. Dr. Lazarus refen not to the person who lakes weat pride and satisfaction in always doing his best, but, rather, to the person whose "best'' seems never to be good enough. "For example," Lazarus observes, "I have a colleague who everyone agrees is very bright but whom no one has ever heard of be- cause he's sHU polishing his first manuscript." Is this man really a perfectionist or would procrastinator be a better definition? Habit and the need for security are other reasons we are often re luctant lo take risks. Dr. Lazarus tells the story, for instance, of a 48·year-old druggist who was offered a chance to go into business 'with a friend but chose to hold on lo his dull but secure job at a hospital dispensary. Oisap· pointed but undaunted, his friend found another partner; one year later, they were the proud owners of three luaatlve drugstores. Too late, the druggist realil.ed his mistake. "People are always saying, 'LOO< before you leap,'" e>eclaims Lazarus. "WeU. I say. if you're always IOO<lng before you leap, you may end up missing the boat." How, then, to overcome the fears associated with taking risks? "People should ask themselves, What wiU truly happen if I do this and someone disapproves?" Dr. Ellis says. ''The answer, usuaOy. Is nothing. A lot of what we caJl rejection by others is really self-rejection." As a preliminaly exercise, Dr. Sussklnd recommends mentally re- hearsing the dreaded task. Says Susskind, "If you can see yourself doing something, you have taken the first step toward actuaJly doing it." FtnaDy, however, there is no sub- stitute for actually going out § and doing that which is.feared. .. Force yound to do the un- col'Nortable until It becomes comfortable," explains Ellis. "Most people refuse to make themselves uncomfortable. The result ts that they remain uncomfortable aD their lives." The fear, once again, ls the fear of change. I can't do that, we teD ounelws, prefentng to cltng to a familiar, If setf- defeating, idendty or sttuation rather than rilk the unknown; pnfen•ng alto not to rilk the ~ ol family« friends ·~·-... ··-·"' • Maxie Anderson and his son Kris pilot the Kitty Howk to the first nonstop balloon aossing of North America. who may see our attempts at self- improvement as a threat to their own fragile senses of security and order. "You'd be surprised," agrees Suss· kind, "but when people change their behavior, they also change the way they think and feel. It Is impossible to change the o ne without also chang- ing the others." As an incentive , Ellis recommends devisi ng a personal system of rewards or punishments. "With dif- ficult customers, I find that punish- me nt works best,'' he adds. "Let's say you're terrified of the opposite sex. You promise yourself that you will approach three women within the next week and that, If you don't, you're going to bum a $100 bill. It doesn't matter what punishment you devise, as long as it Is meaningful to you and as long as you carry it out immediately. If you're willing to do tha1, then you will keep your promise because you've made the task more painful nof to do than to do. As I teD my patients. 'There's no gain without pain.'" Perhaps It simply bolls down to a question of which kind of pain an In· dtvldual finds most Intolerable: the transitory pain of rejection, falJure or disapproval. or the chronic pain of a life filled with fears, should-have's and what-Ifs. Says Dr. Lazarus, .. , prefer the old max.Im, 'Nothing ven- tured, nothing gained.' A lot cl peo- ple who feel they lead boring, empty lives are secretly waiting and hoping for someone or something to come their way. They should ask them· selves Instead, What can I start doing that I have been avokflng doing? Then they should do at ~ one thing every day. Even If It's a small thing, do tt. You'll be amazed how quickly you'll sWt feeling hepper and more In control of your 1111 life. " m:.I 2 ~ I We probably could not offer you quality vitamins at these advantageous low prices if we sold in stores. But with mail-order. they're yours. So act now. Save as you 'v~ never saved before! 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"In world competition, we are go- ing backward while other people are roaring ahead," soya Gar Alperovttz, CO·dlrector of the NatlonaJ Center for Economic: AltematlVes, which pro· PONS economic pallcy. .. Americl doesn't always have tt made," remarks Or .. C. Jackson Grayson, director of the Arnedcan PToductMty Center ln Houston. "Just becau.a we came out of World War U u the ludtng economJc power of tha world, the leedet In producttvtty, doesn't mean that we CAin just keep that lead." The U.S., Grayton •vs. has been .. coasctng" on ltl produdlvtty reccxd fot the put 10 years. America at Work How to Improve Out Productivity In the last decade, our productivity has declined alanningly -to the point where last year there was a negative growth rate. Here, some experts suggest how to reverse the downward trend. American productivity figures are compiled by the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, and percentages are determined by how much goods and services are tumed out In one hour of paid worlcing time. Between 1947 and 1965, the productivity rate in- creased 3 percent; between 1965 and 1973, 2.1 percent; and between 1973 JSnd 1978 only 1.6 percent. In 1979 there was actually a decline in productivity, and during the second q~er of this year, productivity fell at an annual rate ol 3.1 percent. Economists ten us that a 1-percent drop In productivity translates Into an equal percentage Increase In the Infla- tion rate. Increases In wages aren't offset by lncnateS In output, and thus the cost per unit goes up. The downswing In productivity Is finally being recognized by the ·American public. A recent survey by Garth Aa&ocia1es of New York, com- mlllsioned for a Harvard University confere~ on U.S. compettdveness, found that 90 peroent ol Americans SM their economy In trouble, and uked to list reasons for the economic slump, 53 percent dMd lagging pro- duaMty as a me.tor problem. Another 29 percent said that It w• at least a minor factor In the downlllde. EwryotM 199D that tomethlng must be done to bocJlt eftldmcy and productMty In the workpllce. The first step is, of course, to get to the root of the problem. The most obvious factor that has been cited is the high cost of energy. Though it Is aU too easy to blame the Arab oil barons for the productivity dive, the argument does have some merit. Soaring energy costs have made some machinery too expensive to use. says Harvard professor Zvl Grtlleches. Some factories, In an UJ. minded economic tradeoff, replaced expensive machinery with additional workers. he points out. and output per man·hour decUned as a result. further compounding the bleak eco· nomic picture. Grilleches hastens to note, though, that the productivity decline is far too complex to attribute it to one factor. Other reasons being given Include: cumbersome Government regulato~ requirements, poor Govemment- busl~ relations, loss of markets to other counmes and too little Invest- ment in resean:h and new equipment. Because the situation Is so com· plex. no easy answers ex.1st. "There ls so much political and Ideological con- fusion." says Alperovitz, and he warns that u-ntil we clear that away, we will go backward while other countries go forward. Many economists stress that the smartest thing for us to do is obsetve those countries -partlcuJarly Japan -that are steaming ahead and then buiJd our own strategy. Alperovitz points out that our economy over the past decade has been characteNed by what he describes as "massive uncer- tainty, stop-go and no-go. The Japanese know that their future depends on managing the economy Intelligently," he says, "and they are going ahead at an 8-peroent to 10-percent productivity rate. This Is the he.art of the matter." Dr. Grayson agrees. He hsts a seemingly simple and obvious Mt of priorities followed by the Japanese Government and privaht business and suggests that Its tmplementation would help get our productivity back .on track. "It II true that the Government he~ buslrle9S In the prtvate teetor In Japan, .. he points out. "But I worlct In a ooopttatlYe way wtth buslnas - and labor, to help give them informa· lion. to assist them in getting export information across national borders. The Government brings them in for discussions and strategies." Another major factor that has helped Japan. according to Grayson. is the attitude of the typical person toward savings and investment and the Government's taxation sy.stem that tends to encourage it. "There are lower tax rates and less security from the Government for the workers' fu- ture," he say.s. "Therefore, the in- dividual feels more lndined to save for his own future " T he Japanese have the highest savings rate of au the de· veloped nations -20 percent -as opposed to only 5 per- cent In the United S tates. The soaring Inflation rate here," Grayson says, "makes you want to spend now rather than save for later." Another reason for Japan's high productivity Is said to be the employee- management system. ''They pay a great deal of attention," say.s Grayson. "to the participation of the individual employee and to the needs of the in- dividual employee -financial securi- ty, need for recognition and status, a fee Ung of pride in one's work." The fact that self-satisfaction among workers Is an important key to in· creased productivity was demon- strated right here In this country by a struggling Midwest machine tool fac- tory, which, five years ago, was threatened with liquidation. But rather than give up, the con- cerned employees of South Bend Lathe In Indiana joined equally deter- mined managenMant and decided to purchase the company from Amster Industries. Worker productivity In- creased an amazing 25 percent In the first year of worker ownership. Thls reversed six straight years of loss by Amster. Wages jumped 35 percent and sales Increased 25 percent. "I guess It's the old saying, 'Necessi- ty Is the mother of Invention."' says Richard Boulis, president of the machine tool company. ..I worked wtth a local banker here to get a Fedefal grant for the city of South Bend, coupled with an employee (continued) Wlmi•: Tiit Surgeon Genni Ha Oetlnnined 1hll Cigntt1 Smoking Is Dangerous to Yu Health. 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Jerry Vogel is a 44-year-old automatic screw machine operator who has been with South Bend Lathe for 15 yean and now works five or stx-day weeks -at up to 10 hours each day -to meet production demands. He sums up his feebngs this way: "My job is a productive job. There is a contribution toward the end result. We put tt aJI together and see the end product." At South Bend lathe, the new team also reabed immediately that new equipment was cruciaJ to Its sue- 'I . ~ lf Ohio stftl mill: A percentage bst in productivity means one gained in inflation. ' American Productivity (continued) cess. Dr. Grayson of the American Productivity Center• agrees with this theory, noting again that this is an Im- portant element in Japan's success. Can the U.S. learn from Japan? Can other factories and companies tum the tide ~ South Bend Lathe dki? "We need coordination and planning for committed growth," says Alperovitz. "People are going to in~ vest if they think they are going to make money. They are not going to take a big risk tf there is a great deal of uncertainty." · The experts point out th:at there are many steps that both individuals, companies and the Government can do to boost productivity, "First, I would certainly remove all the disincentives to savings and invest- ment, primarily through the tax system," says Grayson. "We should also analyze Government regulations that are Impeding productivity." Grayson also suggests a "produc- tivity improvement program" with worker cooperation. The worker, he says, "ls suspicious and a bit skeptical over what he's been through over the past 10 years or so -inflation, high tax rates, not being part of the system and feeUng turned off. I think he would welcome an Initiative on the part of managers to say, 'Let's get it together., .. At a recent Harvard conference on U.S. competitiveness, attended by 150 businessmen, academics and Congies.smen, the businessmen de- cided that a major tax cut, beginning next year, was also needed as an in- centive to productivity. This cut should come even if the Federal budget remains unbalanced. they said. To compete with booming Euro- pean and Asian economies, Alpero- vitz suggests that the Federal Govern- ment rebuild railroads and mass tran- sit and make a major investment in housing and solar energy. With these commitments, he predicts, "the economy will just take off." adding that "what is really needed are deci- sions and not just symbolic talk." · The Garth Associates survey con- ducted for the Harvard conference supports this contention. Of the 1,000 respondents, 83 percent said that a national plan was necessary to mobilize our resources and make American buslness more competitive in the world economy. 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But we've got problenu. While mllllon1 of Ametkan1 are buy lllO\lfng thousand• of prod1JC11 tnto the marketplace, oar country'• "-div ...,.,.... at all ID tenm of prodKttvtty-the measure of a worm'• output ptt hour. Manufacturing productlvtty ro« by only 1.5 percent In 1979. according to....the Department of labor. AJmoa ~ othet lndultrlallzed country did better. Reel.tape mtlddle. It's easy-and unfair-to blame labor for low productivity Much of the blame, many economists agree, falls on rampagJng Inflation. soaring taxes. and e:xc:alfve gowrnment reguJatlon-all of which Impact on ~ For example, according to a study by a leading university economist, government regulation costs euery family In America $2.000 o year; all hidden in things you bu~ And much of it probably unnecessary. 0 ·~ "~tch. smelch. Doesn't he know it$ Labor Dov?" Comput.u Ub. Still, Amerlcon technology remolns wperb In mony oreaa. 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Robert Redfotd The Gtaylng of HollyWood's Golden Boy On screen and off, Reqford Is a man of many parts. But perhaps his most corrifortable role Is behind the camera. 8y Jeffrey Wefla ond Don Yoklr F or mUlions of Amerk:ans, Robtrt Redford II Hollywood's qulntes- tential "Golden Boy." In the 11 years since he and Paul New· man first paired up to play two rene- ~ on the run In Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Redford's Cdfomian good looks, his flashing grtn and easygoing style have made htm b6g box-offtce butlnas. Vet Redford, 43, doesn't ftt the Holywood .. star" Image. Manly but not macho, worldly though ltlll lnno- c:cnt, he often emerga in bis Nms u a • loner, a man with a IOda1 eonldenca but an outsider t>c.n to go his own way. His roles, he admlll, are often not a far cry &om hie own character. "Acitng, to me, hat alwaYt been a Jdnd d therapy. .. he co11fes 11. "Even ~ ... end 0.. v. .. /rNfottcc ........ --... 9 t ..... ""' llOPtd. In the beginning of my career, the roles I chose were always reflections of my own personal feehngs." · Those roles, from his 1962 film debut In War Hunt to his latest part as a reformist warden appointed to an Arkansas prison that Is rife with cor- ruption In Brubaker, have won him wtde a1tical and popular acclaim . Still, Redford ls uneasy with his suc- oess. He ls uncomfortable seeing him· sd on screen -.. It's awful; I can~ stand It," he groans -and he says he has found I hard to come to terms wlh the dMdends of fame. "I guess I'm at the point of being flattered by tt but also dilrnayed," he admits. "It's nice to know that peopla care, that you're ap· predalied. But the flip .S. of It can be 10 awful I overshadows the good." It was partly In rapon1e to the pres- sures of hil st.elu ICl'8CO status that Redford made the decillon to dred his Int picture. He ct.. ~ ,.,_ pie, a bat-selllng novel by Judih Guett, as his stiory, and cast Donald Sutherland n Mmy Tyler Moore as a ... _,__ .. --............. ___ _ suburban couple whose bves are sud· denly shattered when one of their teen- age sons accidentaly dro.Nrls and their younger son attempts suicide. "It's about the inability of peop&e to get In touch with their own f eellngs and about young kids struoolng to be who they are, to be understood," he explains. I t's a subject that Redford feels dose to. "It's something I had real prob- lems with when I was younger," he recalls. "I had good parents and all that -they were perfectJy ftne -but I just heard different sounds, and that bothered people. As a result, I dJdn't feel I was being heard, whkh made me doubt my own sanity." Born In Santa Monica , Callf .• In 1937, Redford grew up In nearby Van Nuys, a Los Angeles suburb he once deterlbed as .. one big plllow." Hts father, Charles, was an accountant, and Na mother, Martha, was a home- . maker. In high~. he was an out- standing athi.te -excallng at foot· ball, tennis and bueball -and a fledgling artist. But underneath the outward signs of success -at the age of 13 he was presented with a tennis tournament trophy by then Senator Richard Nixon -lay a frustration that Redford wasn't quite sure how to handle. He and a group of young friends took to an occasional breaking into the affluent villas In Bel-Air, although he says they were In It only for kicks and never stole anything. But Redford wasn't long for the life of an L.A. punk. FoDowing the de,,th of his mother In 1955, he attended th e Un iversity of Colorado for one year on a baseball scholarship, and then after dropping out, set off for Europe to pursue his steadily growing Interest in painting. It was a rugged experience. but, says Redford , one that opened him up. One Incident In Vienna just after the 1956 Soviet invasion of Hungary particularly sticks In his mind. "One night I went out with some guys to help Hungarian refugees coming across the Danube River," he recalls. "I met one guy whose family was in Budapest and who was plan- ning on going back for them. I .asked him why he'd take that chance, and he said, 'You wouldn't understand. You 're an American. You've never had Invaders on your sod.' Well, that stined me up. When I got back, aU the guys . were saying. 'Hey, Redford, how're the girls over there?' and I was saying. watt a minute, there's a lot more besides that. I guess I was begin· nlng to lft beyond myMlf a ltttle." Redford returned to the U.S. and California In 1958, and although he settled In his home state only briefly, It . • was Jong enough for him to meet Lola Van Wagerien, a young bank teler who lived In the same L.A. apartment complex. By the time he proposed, he'd aJready moved to New York City and enrolled at the Pratt lrfstttute of Art to study set design. Lola's Mor- mon faith was an Initial obstacle, but Redford persisted -"I've always been big on challenges," he grins - and she man1ed him that year in New York, just as Red.ford made the fateful switch from art to acting. B y the early 1960's, Redford was appearing In smaU stage roles and chanlcter par1s on televi- sion, and hls Initial film roles -bide Daily Oooa (1965), This P,opatv la Condemned (1966) and The a.a. (1966) -won him a srnal but enlhusiMtic audience. Alter ttar- rlng In Bolefool; In the Parle on Broad- way, Redford IUOCl89lfully played the same c:harader In the 1967 movie, but •. ~'t Urdll 1969 mid Butch Coteldy and rite Sundance KJd that Redford ad-..d ....... dom. A decade of tnteNst1119, often ad- mirable, movla folowed, lndudlng 1he phenomenaly sucx:aduJ The sar. and The Mbv We ~. But at the ..... time, Redford found that -~ ~ ... shire of troubles. '1 lhWl tt.. was a lot of oonfullon about wlYI I w," he mllntalns. '1 _. I from the pubk, apecialy aboul the whole movle-tta' buslnat. I got lloa.d • a IUl)ll'ltar, which made ~ tl*9 wry dllftcult In terns of a.-..y and what I WMted to do." 8egtlwq wllh The ~ In 1971, he'-' to git lnvolwd In the .. actual production of his films. "I began to shift from being selfishJy Interested In my fortunes as an actor, and what part I would play, to being an engineer, being Interested In the project as a whole," he says. He founded his own company, Wild- wood Enterprises, and began Initiat- ing projects, working on saipts and producing his own films. His most ambitious project was All the Pruldenti Men , which Redford foresaw as a film before Bob Wood· ward and Carl Bernstein had even begun working heavily on the book, and which he worked closely with the Washington Post IA developing. Despite wamJngs from associates that a "political film" could not suc:oeed and that Watergate was stilJ too dose for comfort, Redford persisted, and Al the Praldent~ Men was a 1976 success that drew applause from both the attics and the pubk. The flm's populmtty, however, left Redford numb. ... was really tapped out." he re- lates. "I'd WOIMd 90 hard on I, I coU.ldn't enjoy Its u:x::as. I kept IN- tng peopfe c:ongratuleting me, wear- ing cxpreslions thal I thous#lt I thould haw. And I~. wel, rtn In trou· ble here. Real trouble ... As a ~. Redbd quit adlng for nea1y tt.... YN1S to COllClilb* on tome" .. odm In ..... He devot- ed hln..w to wr11r1g The Oudcu Troll, ' book about the hes of tome " the Wat's more colorful brigands, and he and '* wfe butt a tolar home on their land In Utah, whlre Redbd .a.o r..m. and -.. qUllW hones. l.cqa cocicmned about the environ· ment, he setVed on the board of di- rectors · of the National Resources Defense Council and lobbied for the Energy Conservation and Production Act, which became law In 1976. Just recently he helped establish an In - stitute for regional and Independent filmmakers at Sundance, his 2,300- acre model community near Provo, Utah, and although he denies that he has any political aspirations, he is cur- rently serving a term as his communi- ty's sewer commLuloner. {His wife, Lola, Is also a social activist. She Is one ol the founders of Consumer Ac- tion Now, a consumer watchdog or- ganization based In New York City.) But perhaps most rewarding for Redford was the time he had to spend with his children -Shauna, 19, Jamie, 17, and Amy, 9 -whom he calls "his best friends," and who stay detenninedJy out of the ~melight. Redford came out of his semiredu - sive state to star in Electric Horseman (with Jane Fonda) and in Brubaker. But the biggest challenge he set for himself was producing and directing Ordinary People. "I guess 1 wanted the experience finally to do it all," he says. "To be able to look at some thing on the screen and say, That's mine.' " R edford hopes eventuaDy to give up acting for directing, and Mary Tyler Moore, one of Or· dinary People '.s stars. feels Redford Is going to be among this country's major directors. "I've never worked with anybody who can com- municate with an actor the way he does," she enthuses. But despite Redford's achievements as a family man, artist and social ac- tivist , he still considers success a doubled-edged sword. Perhaps It is because he Is constantly shlfting to ad- just to the pressures of being a celebri- ty that he yearns for something sim- pler. At times, he says, he regrets his loss of anonymity. "The one thing I probably miss the most Is watching people in cafes and bars," he says. "I used to hitchhike across the country; I've done It at least 20 times. I would tall< to people, sketch them, take notes. I just love going to diners and talking to truckers, and I love going to a strange city and just walking around. But I can't do any of that now. As much as you try to be a regular guy, you can't . lllat's gone, and you have to find some re- plaoe.ment for it. And It gets 1'111 harder and harder." ILi PM&\'~\' ...... lt, -.,, - .... -------, o v..,_.,....,..une.,...~othelf. ._.31N -.Met-.. .,.........,.FRO. I 0 l'm5'T0t ........ Aleo.,..,..lheT.. : TINlt-1 COllecUon '-"Ion c....eog FREE. I __________ Zip ___ _ .......... 14-24 ........ 1~\\ Women··----9hoea,~13UE Olili .... ,,_ Keeping Good Kids Ft0m Tu1ntn9 Bad By Pot Coholan Tom, 14, is on his way home from school when a few friends join him. "'C'mon, Tommy. We're having a party at Matt's house. No one's home and BIDy's bringing the beer." Tom hesitates. "What's the matter? Chicken?" they ask. "Are you coming or aren't you?" The adolescent's desire to be a part of and be accepted by his peer groUp is both nonna1 and healthy: The peer !J'OUP helps the ~ teen through the turmoll of adolelcence. But some teen-agers, psy- chok>gists tell us, are particularly ~tible to peer pressure. They can't say no even when they know they shoukt. "There's .the tremen- dous desire to be liked, for which a young per- son sometimes com- promises himsef," says Dr. Robert Schenck, a clnlc:al psychologist. .. A child bas to learn that It's better to behave In ways that make him feel good about hl~lf." How can parents help their teen-agers develop ~nee to peer pressure? Experts In adole9cent psychology offer some ~ns. f.cama .. '9p0Mlble decl· .............. When the peer group puts pressure on -to use drugs, to tr'/ ahoplifting, to cut a class -the teen-ager who has had practice mak- ing his or her own decisions holds a strong advantage over those who've always limply done what they've been tokt. How can you gtve your children mON practice In dedsk>n-making? Dr. John Nolan, a high-school psychologist and famlly therapist, aeggats a technique he stumbled on qufte by acddent wtth his own teen- agers. "When they would approach me wtth 10mething I fek I might have to aay no to, I'd tum to them and ask, 'What would you •Y If you were me? What should. I say?' To convince you, the teen-.ger must go through tht logbl *Pl of reaching a deci- llon. Sometimes It ends the argu· nwnt right there; the ~ deddel, 'O.K .• I guess I would 1ay no.' But listen to them. Don't rule out the poldJOlty that they may convince you that It's all "51ht to aay ya or to • suggest a compromise." Let them know what you a - ped. Akhough parents do have to allow their adolescents to make their own decisions and find their own ways, they ako have to set limits to prevent the teen-ager from hurting himself and others. The youngsters, though they'd be the last to admit it, find too much freedom frightening. They point out that parents who set limits often provide them i with a face-saving out. "I J often find I'm glad I can i say r have to be home by , i midnight," says Jane, ~ 17. "More than once it's ; gotten me out of a sticky sttuatlon ." "I've known parents," says psychiatric social worker Sybil Bleckman, "who don't want their kids to do something but feel they have.no control over what the kid does when they're not around. So they tell the kid, 'I don't care what you do when you're with your friends; that's up to you.' This ls not what kids want to hear. You have to let your child know clearly what you expect and reasonably and calmly tell him why. Get to know their &lencla. You may discover that you like them. If you don't, at least you know what you're up against. and if. you can keep communicating, you may be able to offer advice . "My mother usually tells me what she thinks my friends are like," says 15-year-old Joe. "Sometimes I agree with her. Or If I don't think she's right, we11 tal< about It, and she'll Usten." A parent shoukt recognize that for- bidding a teen-ager to see a par- ticular friend sektom worl<s. It can even cement a tentative friendship. Let ,oear dllldren bow you like them. Too often parents tell kids what's wrong, totally Ignoring what's righl For Instance, 16-year- o~ Melissa complained that nothing she did ever seemed to satisfy her father. He never compllment(d her on her good grades, only nagged about those he saw as below par. Although her father recognized Mebssa's good qualtdes, he saw no need to mention them. So let your teen know how much you admire hls or her good qualities. Research has repe.atedly shown that, as Important u th• JMG group ts, parents usuaDy have much men 11111 lhftuenot than thcY Nabs. IA') ,,.,._., WHIU.Y. ~ 11, tM a lt UMIT TWO CARTRIDGES WITH THE COUPON BELOW 110-126-135 12 EXP. CARTRIDGE KOOA« IRAM> OM.YI NEW &ORDERLESS PRINTS r------------------------------------------------~-----, Skrudl1nd Pltoto, 7000 W .. Belmont Ave., ClllC1go, IL. 80634 ! 0 Here ie my cartridge of 12-expoeure Kodaoolor film. I am enclos-: ing $1.50 per roll with thie special coupon. We pay poet.age. • i W 0 Here is my cartridge of 20 or 24 exposure Kodacolor film. I am &CHtat ~per enclosing $3.00 per roll. 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Oon Scftwerdtfeger, M.0. By the way, if you h•v. e any queetion• an.er you at.art uaing m.y new diet product you can call me direct at the number on my buainea c.ard which i1 Nl)roducecl below. Th&nk You. Don ldtwel•••, 11.D. ""....,_,~ m..,.....,....,, ._..,. "-°'" •-.,_ ,.,, "~ .. , .... ..... .._c:. -12">1•1,,,.,. PEOPLE QUIZ I By John E. Gibson this can seldom be done. Hence we need lo find lndl: red ways of expressing the anger that builds up in us ... To harbor this anger in us Is injurious .. .If it ls repressed. it is eventually expressed In psychosomatic difficul- ties ... " nelized out of our bodies and our personalities." Blowups! Is Thete a Pleasant Way to Exptess Anget? 3 . True. As the same study points out, one of the best ways of getting rid of anger is by means of identification. It Is observed that "those of us who enjoy a more active identification can get anger relief by identifying with the players in a football game .. and similar contests of phys- ical exertion and combat ... In these indirect manifestations of anger we make sure that anger, which in essence ls destructive emotion. is chan- 4. True. The Akron study reports that "the highest degree of anger manifesta- tion (as an ego defense) is seen in the pa.ranoiac who wears a chip on his shoulder 24 hours a day." And other investigations show that onhedonio -a state in which much of what was once pleasurable is no longer experienced as such -also serves to increase the range and frequency of the rage response. TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Small blowups over rela- tive mfles can have a benefi- cial effect In the long run and help to insure against big blowups. 2. The best way to express anger Is to do it directly, whenever the occasion pre- sents itself. 3. There are pleasurable ways of expressing your anger indirectly. 4. Some people spend most of their time being angry. 5. An annoyance that might be ordinarily Ignored is likely to trigger anger in an amo- rous situation. ANSWERS 1. True. A Duquesne Uni- versity study of anger cites findings showing that, be- cause big blowups are really the accumulated results of repressed small ones, the best advice is not to try to QUIPS & QUOTES OBSERVATIONS OF A PARENT Parent8 should always Practice restraint, And that lsn 't easy - A parent's no saint. Parents should keep Their temper controlled, A nd fight off the Impulse To punish, we're told. But parents reserve The right too choice; It's hard to raise children And not raise your uoice. -Richard Armour HIGH RISE After 25 years as an elevator operator In a busy sky- scraper, a "lift jockey" still managed to keep her sense of humor despite many sour pauengers. When she deli· vered an especlaOy YI-tem- pered young man to the top of the buikllng, she an- nounced. "Penth<>ute floor. Watch your step getting off, IOf'I." The Irate fellow snapped, "Don't caD me son. You're not my mother." "I may not be your moth· er,•• the Jolly operator replied, '"but I'm the one who broutj.t you up." -Doto«heo Ktttt BRASS MENAGERIE When an announcer on the Armed Forces Radio Net- work finished the newscast, he closed with the correct time. "for you, Navy men," he said, "It's now eight bells. For you In the Army. it's now 0800. And for all you of- ficers," he concluded, "the little hand is on the 8 and the big hand ls on the 12." -Thomas LoMonce A I.A CARTE BLANCHE She watches everything she eats, Like gravies, pastries, rich soups, sweets. She's made her vow, and staunchly meets It; She watches oil that stuff - then eats It. -G. Ster/Ing Leiby Kida ... llft dlfllfently. Send ()(lglnel c:ontr1butloft1 to ''Child," FlfnllY.w.tdY,941 LexlngtonA¥e.. N.Y~ H.Y. 10022.110 If uMd-none returned. ntROUGHA Otll.D'S EVES Our neighbors little boy was tolling over a broken toy. his favorite, trying desperately to 8x It. His dad ob.erwd the operation and said, .. Sonny, thlngt Uef\'l going IO good today, are theyr "'Not 10 good,,. the lltde one qplled, ""but ~ tomonow ·ru t.aw beds trouble ... _,.,,.,, E.L fffna "#fol Sprl1191. Art. avoid small blow-ups. And it is observed that "to feel and express anger healthily is the antithesis of 'madness' ..• that such anger (as expressed in small blowups) is the healthy, short-lived variety with no grudge-carrying and often serves to clear the air .... " 2. True. But, it Is pointed out in a University of Akron study called The Many Faces of Anger, "because of a limit- ing variety of circumstances S. True. 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As part of an advertising test we will send a pair of genuine dia- mond stud earrings to every reader of this publication who reads and responds to this printed notice before Midnight, Sept. 30, for the sum of SS plus SI shipping, handling and imurance. There is no f urthcr monetary obligation. [Each diamond of the pair is a genuine .25 pt JO-facet round dia- mond and will be accompanied by our Certificate of Authenticity to that effect.] This advertising test is being placed simultaneous- ly in other publications. If you see it in more than one publication, please let us know, as this infor- mation is hclpf ul to us. Should you wish to return your earrings you may do so to the address below and receive a full refund. There is a limit of one (I) pair of diamond earrings per address, but if your request is made before September 21, you may request a second pair by enclosing an ad- ditional $5 plus $1 shipping, handling and insurance. No re- quest will be accepted past the dates noted above; your uncashed check will be returned if post- marked later than those dates. Please enclose this original notice with your request; photocopies will not be accepted. Send to: ABERNATHY A: CLOSTHER, LTD. Diamond Earrins T• Depe. 60~, Box 1310, Westbury, New York 11590. (Al2J50) ' ... Cystitis: Easler to Treat Than You lllay Realize By Paula Dronov T he symptoms are annoying, sometimes painful and often downright scary. Fortunately, however, the dJscomfort of cys- titis -a bladder inflammatk>n com- mon among women -Is, by far. the worst thing about It. Characterized by a n urgent need to urinate and sometimes an Intense burning sensatk>n during urinatk>n, cystitis often appears without warn- ing. The pain can be frightening, as can another, less common, symptom -blood in the wine. But even when it occurs without pain, cystitis Is ex- tremely uncomfortable; the urge to urinate becomes constant, often Inter- .. Dr. Horan suggests that aher three attacks within a year, a woman should see a urologist, a physician who spe· cializes in urinary tract and bladder disorders. The urologist will check for any urinary tract abnormality and for the extremely unlikely possi>Ulty that the prob&em is d ue to polyps (non· malignant growths) or cancer. U It Is an ordinary case of cystitis, the patient will most likely be put on a long-term maintenance program . When cystitis recurs following Inter- course, the doctor may recommend an antibiotic to be taken Immediately afterward to prevent the Infection from developSlg. Urinating before and after Intercourse may also hetp. be- cause the urtne flushes out the bladder. I Cyatftla can be pabful and frightening. But there are -1mple, eJfective treatments available for tA4iferen of this common aliment. rupting sleep and dally activities. The cau98 of aD this dlsoomfort Is an Infection usually due to any one of the d02l80S of varletles of bacteria known as &cherlchla coll (E. coll), according to urologist Anthony H . Horan. How· ever, because there are so many dif- ferent varteties of E. coll (other bacte- ria may also cause cystitis), the sever- ity of the symptoms can range from merely annoying to extremely painful. Treating cysdt1s Is usually a simple matter. As a ftrst step, doctors often presc:rbe a drug caled Pyridlum, whk:h relieves the painful ~ymptoms but does not cure the Infection lbelf. Once laboratory tests -a urinalysis and urine cukure -have Identified which bacteria are responsible, either suh drugs or anti>iotk:s are pre- ICl't>ed to clear up the Infection. Usu- aly symptoms d!seppear wthtn 24 to 48 hours, although the treatment may contriue for up to two weeks to make sure that the Infection ii completely eradicated. The bad news about cydls ii that It tends to recur. "In vanou. age woops. If you have one au.ck, you wtD surely have more," explains Horan. Occa- slonally. the recwNnC11 .. due to some abnormalty ri the urtnary tract. More commonly. however, c:ydll sy1nptoms tppear wlhln a day or two ales eexUll lnter'cow'l9, *'<le-Inter· COUIM fedltaets the .. don of becMrte that WoW In .net eround the vegane. eliminating material In which bacteria can grow. For those whose recurrent cystitis is unrelated to Intercourse, a "maintenance regime" of a low-dose antibiotic may be prescribed. "Essen - tially,"~ Dr. Horan, "this merely In - volves tak.blg a drug to greet the bac- teria when they arrive.'' Older women -those past meno - pause -may contract a form of cysti- tis not traceable to Infection. This dis- order, called lnterstttial cystitis or Hun- ner's Ulcer, once was considered ex· tremely dtffk:uh to treat. Today, how· ever, says Horan, a good solution to the problem Is the drug D.MSO (dime- thyl sufoxide). Some cystitis clears up wtthout any treatment at al, and there are ways to ease the discomfort before seeJdng a doctor. Hot baths help and so does a heating pad or a hot-water bottle on the abdomen. Drinking lots of water can help "flush" the bacteria out of the bladder -but It's not a "cure." Some women claim that drinking cranberry juice helps re- lieve the symptoms of cysttlis. Some- 11mes cranbeny juk:e and/or Vitamin C are actually recommended during treatment because they make t})e urine more acidic, which discourages ·bactena wowth. Cydls Is much IC.aa1er and much men uncomfortable than It Is 9erious. But even ~ It may go away on tts own. trutrttent ii IO *"'* and usuaDy works to fast that the-e's no .s><*tt In suffering longer than 1W1 f'l8CI ley ~ Lose 4-6 Inches of Ugly Bulge BEFORE WE CASH YOUR CHKKI We'll Hold Your Check M.O., Visa or M.C. 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He mesea that the prawam 1s· designed Jo keep healthy people healthy. becau.e Identifying potendal health probletaas belON they become serious "ta more than hal lhe battle. The C0111JU• ~ us the fads In black and whle ... Coun1elon then sit down with the program partidpants to WOik out whmew.r ........ needed to ClOmbat the problems. For 9DIDe lndMduals, the compuler may hew nod1111.g but good news. °Who knows?" ... Aid-.. '1'he C0111>Uter may come beck and say, 'VOAJ're In ~ shape; whatever ~· .. dcn.a. ke.p dang It.'" The Parenting Proce&S a.a • pnN llra't ...,., but b9oorm.g one CM be al eoo ~; ftllY ,.ar ~ one m9on fleln- 188 girts find ttwn.lwl PNSJVll)t. F.w ycMang couples contdously d'°°9I k> be .,...._ MCI 1D01t me ...., "" .... lit the ful-tlme ft98r lbll;JlflfJI ... P lfl 1 •'P IP 0 ......... ...... 0 ........ p,. 9 ....... Unllllir • • 8-. *"-C...- Speaking Out Having the teacher call on you just as you've reached the high point in your daydream can be dis- conoel'ting and even em- barrassing. But ii you're afraid to speak up In class even when you know the answer. the experience can be downright humili· ating. However, says Jeanne Austin, director of Texas A&M University's speech laboeatory, fear of public speaking is some- thing that can be cured. "If a student can go into a class prepared for a teacher's questions, maybe even having re-Zbr,y hearsed some answers at home. being called on may not be qutte so arudety-provoklng," says Austin. "Most people fear public speaking because they lack experience and feel they look foolish. But If you give yourself credit for being a worthwhile person, and keep In mind that your audience wishes you well, getting up In front of the class will become much less scary." responsi>lllty. To educate teen-agen about parenthood and its implica- tions, a JO-part series caJled Tomor· rows Farnllia will begin airing over PBS stations during both school and evening hours In early September (check local listings). The series, hosted by Greg Monis, centers on the lives of several young When~· bea>rne parena. couples, who, for a variety of remons, haw become, or are considering be- coo*'9, perns. How they made ... decilkM.s, how pregnancy and c:!Jd affect ... 90dal and , lltuadons and the proa!95 of labor and cWwry are al lnwlllgaled '° ........ that 1apoilllt>le parenting ... long-lllnn ocx:uplllion •• Conswner Complaints Consumer education has come a long way In the past 20 years; how to get their money's worth is of top con- cern to most people In this day and age of inflation. So when consumers have a complaint about a business or when they want to find out about a company before they do busine$5 with H, they often caD their local Better Business Bureau. "The COAJncil of Better Business Bureaus is a nonproftt coq>oration set up by business to regulate ad," ex- plains Barbara Opotowsky, president of the New y orit Better Business Bureau. What kinds of semces does the Bureau supply? Its 147 offtces around the country will supply you with lnformatlon on charitable organ1zations, and It wtD let you know wtlBt tort of complmnt record a buslnas may have. And although the Bureau will not gtve legal advice, It does conduct Its own ln\'eRfglltio.""lS and reports any Illegal ftndlngs to the appropriate &aw-enforcement agency. "In short," says Opotowsky, "our role Is to monitor the marketp&ace and try to make sure that businales are ac:t- Sl!I dtk:aly.'' -.......... ,...., ....... ._ .... ., __ Lifestyles Mount St. Helens. Our August 10 issue featured a cover story on Mount St. Helens written by Tom Ryll, a reporter for The [Van· couver] Columbian. Now the newspaper has produced a 63- page, softcover book on the volcano's eruption. Mount St. Helens Holocou.st: A Diary of Destruction is available by send· ing a check or money order for $5. 90. along with your name and address, to Volcano Book, The Columbian, P.O . Box 180, Van- couver, Wash. 98666. Exhibits. Museum exhibits are usuaUy made up of inanimate ob· jects, but when the first National Exhibition of the People's Republic of China begins this week in San Francisco, Chinese acrobats, cooks and artists will be demonstrating their crafts alongside cultural ar· tifacts from their homelands. Antiques will be offered for sale, and a branch of the Peking Post Office will be selling a special com· memorative Chinese stamp. In late October, the show will move to Chicago, and the exhibit will wind up its tour in New York City In December. BIRlliDAYS (all Virgo): Sunday - James Coburn 52; Frank Robinson 45; Arthur Godfrey 77; Van Monison 35; Buddy Hackett 56; Alan Jay Lerner 62; Eldridge Cleaver 45. Monday -Seiji 01.awa 45; L~ Tomlin 41. 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CREEPING MYRTLE 20 for '1.98 The pretty blue perlwi'*le flowers seem to f1olt on 1 deMe e1rpet of shiny uer1reen folia&e! ltuged Ind e1refree, Creepln1 Myr- tle IVinca mlnor-PerlwiMle), thrives ewn In •nse shade wflere 1rm or flowers won't crow. We ship m1tured pl111t divisions, 20 plants cover 40 square feet. Blooms Ind spcuds rt• tfter rter Witflout replantinc. E'Jcellent for exuperatin1 scrubby spots, banks, ed1lncs, etc. Send today. CREEPING PHLOX~ 6 for •1.so Midllpl nunery ~ perennial, <Ptllol sutMllltal, ftlblm deftSI Mfll'llft fol ..... drtftCW wittl _, of PY splf\lifla blooMs hi lftiled ~-TraMfOnft drib, trMlelolnt n11 0< rodl prdtns Into 1 rollllw Na of color !Mt tfllalftces yout ttt- tirt ra=. Hlt'dy • ..,.., pllnts, each plMt to 11 .... It lllltllritJ. ,,....,... .. .,.... ....... .,. .....,, .. BRANCHING nn.IPS 10 •• •1.98 Tlll9 ........ *"" ,.. -In ..,,, ............. ...,. tots .. ..,, -~~ ... -...... r,.. ........ ., ... .... 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UT. cesT ... .., •• nu• 112 Tulip lul!K (50 for S2.50 • 100 for $4.75) 114 l>atfodllt UO fo1 $1.M • 20 101 $S.IS) 124 Crocua (II for Sl.N • 3' IOI SUSI 119 !Mell HyKl11tto1 (3 for $1.95 • 6 for SUS) 121 "°"Its (2 l0t $4.91 • 4 lot $9.50) 212 Oflet1tat ~I•• t6 for St.ts . 12 for $3.15) 20I CrOWll•tlcll (6 for S l.tt · 12 for $3.15) 131 DayllllH (3 for $2.N • 6 for Ss.75) 251 nou.le Mollyltocu (5 for $1.91 • 10 tor $3.IS) lSS ~tit Tr-(15 fw $4.11 • 30 for SUS) JOO 1'11wt Hedc• (25 for U .M • 50 for $7.751 IOO ColotMo l lue Sprvce, Sl.50 C2 for S2.t5) 301 .. c1 flowtfl111 Oorwood. sue 12 '°' s1.15) 100 ~.CcMICofd sue uc11. 701 ~. •ed Cit.awl>• l•llY 3 for f S.15 HY 6 for s O.tsl 702 Cnjln, Wlllt• lllapra '°" a..s Meple Trtet, $\.50 (t fOf SUS) 101 S~IH (15 for Sl.91 • 30 fer $US) JM ror.,utll IMdc• (20 fer $3.le · 40 for $7.75) ---.Cl lull\, $1.11 (2 fw Sl.Ul 11)4 ~-...... ......... 9tl' tedl. 12 ror I03 EllWflrHfl 1111 • Yt'fl, S,r"°llll SUSI 750 Apple T1•t1 $2.fl Ndl. 751 l'tacll Tr"' (My 3 for $7.15, 752 fWrTr.t M1 I for $14.tS) lOO CWllkMI .,._, (10 few $1.11 • 20 for $3.151 2U er...1111 fllrrtle C20 f0t St.ti · 40 for $115) U4 Pllrrot Tuli,t (9 IOf' SI.II • l2 fot U.15) 122 ... ,.... lr11 It tor $2.11 ·12 t.r SS.75) 202 ,_..II.._, (I fof Sl.te . I fof $7.75) 203 ..... Aaten 110 for sue • '20 tor s1as1 2I05 ~ ..._ (4 fer Sl.50 • e fllf SJ.ts) 204 CftWlllC "-IOI! (t for SI.SO • 12 19' 12.ts) SZt ........... ,......_._ '2.Meecfl $31 llllllllM9 .... l'lltltt, Ytlltw C2 fof SS.75) "' lfllldllll Tlllt,. (10 t.f $1.11 • 20 fCK SUSI Ci ,II[( O.tcll 1rt1 H tll'd« rtc:tl....t W .....,...., 1 0 0 0 r. ,.u Stir tf ..... ...._ If tnt« tlttalt $5.00 0 . 0 0 fi rl(( .... OMt .... , .... e -..... Mllel'll>. lf9"Mr..W.Sl-50 0 00 6 fll(f Alff• ... ,, = ........ = ......... Pl4* lleht ), If trWr tlf1 tU.00 0 • 0 r. flU • • • • • • • • • - ~ "=9'·..it·. Star ........... • • ..... Allt-Molt). i( ..., tot.ti tll.00 • 00 . -• • 0 ... ,IUtlct --... ,,. IOt ..... ,... mil • ,_.... IM.._11 ... •It llllOl .. W. • • • o a111 • ., c,....• en. $r! ~,. . .. ...... :-=tf·C::'" ... " Ult.... ... ..... ............. ~AN_..,, ... = ....,...... ..... • • a...._°""' 0 Vlu -....... ___ _ • '--·-·--------·-------····----------- ·- • -- AMAZING VALUES IN SHADE TREES , LAWN SPECIMENS AND ORNAMENTALS, FLOWERING PERENNIAL GROUND COVERS! 15 8RIAMENTAL TREES '"' s411 , .............. ~ ............. hr ........ , : ==~~ ·=>·=-Jlt -:.::r-· t ..... ICrit ......... , . ...,.... -:::·· ...... , 2 "" ..... ff --_._ "''=i'A.:7 2 JWSI , .................... ~ ......... ~ ....... , t .,.., , .... ~. ~-• rtlll ...... , AU 15 Tim -MIY M A ST ..... T, IWAMTHD TO llOW -YOllS FOi S4• -LOS TIWI 34¢· EA. °" nus ........ OffUI \ltfY llNIOftlllt, fell plefttl•a ''"" '""' roota tlle clle11t1 tll IPfllll out, teU hold IM atert 1rowl11& et tllt first llllltll of .,. IPl'llll weetller. llNrt leMIUlltfl will lill!IP It 1111 _,'"MVlll .,,.,,_lbl 1'1111 lS.tt" colltcU. of lie _._., -• ~I Nd .. McieRll tr-I• wrt to *''Pt JOll wltll llltlr klftlY 11--. we~ tllldt1 aid colorful fot1111. .. Mllill for t.lltM .,_.., tlMI tlllt lrt l llHfJ I till 4 ffft tlll, 1 IO 2 J98fS oN. llllrMrY llOWI f,_ cvtt!llP or Mid, -tr...,lltltff, All t•ll Dlelttl .. •feel la atrletly arldM to our atelldtnla •ftd c.rtlfi.d lleaftltJ 111 at.te of wl11t1. 111111 '""" todeJI CROWNVOCH 6 •• •1.99 r~ r::-...:.-.: :-=; = ......................... -... -............. CeNlllHI -~·-........ ""· ...... ... ,.... ...... -,.. tll ,,..., Mt .,... ,.,.,. ....... , ~ DAYUUES 3 •• 12.98 \tlnltlll .......... ~ ORIENTAL POPPIES ...,. ................ ,,. ~-rz:.. ':.t~: 6 •• :r:r •• -~llq:.=' = -·---== ........ ., -...... ~ .. tP.=== ............ .......... • I 95 ..,.. .. te • ..... ................. • tlcall, llllllltHlllH =Hiii CHtlHt•I' lltt ........... eo.t= ,.., '"" ,., . ......,.,....,..., ~---------------------DOURE 5 f• llOll YHOCIS •1. 98 ~~~=.: E M il 1111,wlll= ....... ·::a:: ltK I-:..,:::-. 1ii..;-.-.. • ,........ ..... ... 1 ..... .......... ,.., ...., ,., ..... ,.,........ FINAL MONEY-SAVING OFFER FOR FALL PLANTING I Each! TULIP e·uLBS MI NIMU M 50 BULBS FOR ONLY $2.50 Everyone who lows to watch flower9 grow la thrilled with the glorious color and gracefu beauty of tu.llpa In bloom. They bloom In spring, but .•. tullpa mutt be planted In falll Order now a theee low, money-saving prices. Popular varieties In a rainbow mix of flaming reda, dazzllng whites. orange, yellow, pink and dark ahadea aa available. Best of all. you pay only 5f a bulb ... 50 for $2.50, 100 for $4.75, or order 200 for only $8.95 and realty aavel Easy planUng Instructions Included. We will rulh your order In plenty of time to get your planting stock In the ground . llH• Year After Year Wltllolt Re,taltl11! Tullpa are so popular, of course, becauae they bloom year after year without replanting, no need to take them up. These are healthy, herdy planting atock bulbs (21A-3" circumference). Given proper soll, care and with nonnal growing conditions, theae bulbs will develop Into larger size bulbs the flr9t year'• planting. We guarantee ll In fact, we guarantee many blooms next eprlng, nortnat bloom the eeeond aeason and at least 5 additional year9 or replacement la free. Juat when your garden la banen of color from winter's drury aelge. theae tullpa will dazzle you with their 1 tacular dleplay of nature's wonder and glory. Ruah your order today! DAFFODILS 10 for SJ.98 FREE AT NO EXTU COST OM et t1M -1'"1 lllloollllll llulM, lllffodlls lttnld .... ,, ... , of ""1111 ..... dllery. d.lutl11 41.,.., of lllllt. llrlidlt colors. Tiii• re..ricM IJffer IHI•• c.ior 11111 of .tiltea. n11ow1, ..... -... U.1. I,_ (lllllCIHlll). IVtfllt 4• clrc. OM of tM "''"t llulh to cult lwet• -Jv1t ""'' tllltll lf!4I forpt 111111. OrMr llOWI FIE£ -6 PINK DE8UT ---~~ PEONIES 2t. ... 98 , .. a,:-:~~ ~-;.;!·~ ~---a;= . ...... ..... . .. ... ,.,:.:, ................. ..., .......... .... ... ........ :.~ ~ .... ,. ..... ,., ""',.,, """'"' ...... ........ 0111 If Ille llllsJltH t ''''"' flo•!,,.1 th ...._ _ _.,_,.. -rtet. ~...,.... -· 4 Clll, ..... ). .................... ,.... "" ... .,., ...... ..... -. .., "' .................. FREE-6 AU.IUM MOLY HOW TO ORDER "* "--....,.., ............. J .. ~" .... '*'"'m 'ZI l1f1fllllil......,°'*t' _.,....,. !1!11 _,. .... ..., ..... ,...,.. ..... •· Ytilr .., ........... -D•l ............... -..................... ... .. -... .... • TV WEEK. AUGUST 31 , 1980 --ORANGE COUNTY __________ ......._ CAR BUYERS GUIDE ~------AND SERVICE DIRECTDRV-r 1oe McLARIMS IMW At Beach Blvd. & Whittier La Habra -SZZ·SJU CADILLAC MAIRS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor'Blvd. · Costa Mesa -5~0.tl 00 CHRYSLER-PLY ATLAS CHIYSLll.ft. YMOUTH i929 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -146-ltl 4 G 1-1C UMIY8SITY OLDSMOllU 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140-9'40 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHMIOM I SOM UNCOLM MHCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. • Coeta Mesa -140.MJO M /, 10/\ MllACU MADA 2150 Hwbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -641-1700 ca1vta MOTOIS 208 W. 1 st St. ~nta Ana-liS.1171 CHEVROLET CONNELL CHEVIOLET 2800 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN MIWPOU DATSUN 888 Dove Street NewPort Beach-I l l -I JOO PORSCHE-AUDI CHICI IVllSOM, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. NewPort Beach -'7J-OtOG . , llLLYAM POISCHl-AUDi , 13631 Harbor Blvd. · .Garden Grove 636-UU .• , VOLVO IAILI m VOLVO : 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -••MJOI ROY CAIVB IMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640.644<4 SADDLHACk IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 831-2040 -495.·4949 OLDSMOBILE UMIVHSITY OlDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 TOYOTA IAILE llCI TOYOTA 1966 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa -646-'303 VOLKSWAGEN JIM MAllMO VOLkSWAG&I 18711 Beach Blvd .. Hunt. Beach-142-2000 MAii HOWAID vourswA ... 13731 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove IJ4-4100 BOB HOPE ON NBC . ,·_SPORTS I ........ ,-.. ==Sc!sirr.~"··· '" Clllllr111 ...... .. ... !MOit Or• Cl) .......... , ......... " fitlll IF ..... 11111 LA.._ VI Ille S.. Ditto Clill.-. .. am ....... Ct $1 '" Cottfac• ot ,.;. filll .... " • tk ................. """' C.ollnl ••"' CMrlll ol Ille •UL A W.t• to Ille '10s tlld ............. , ...... l&lll .................. _,,.,,...., .. , , ............ ,hut ltlt ... r.-..... ...,, IOIGllll a u••m~·~~, llJl.(I ) 1J .... , ... ~ 1-Y .. iliiliitl 4 , II:• e <I •Ill US a.. t..i. ........... ' ,....,.,,..., Ml, ...... lht Cal119'11 .. All&els al lht New Yo1k Yan km , t• .. . llJI (l) Ill us °'" , ............. ......... ""hllll' 11:11 •ID ._... Ille Cu1C1M1tl Reds at tilt C111u10 Cubs 011 the ~ ... ,.,., .. II '"' Alllftll Bmes !ftll .... 11 ..... Ua ... ~ T ... tt¥>tn Bolt vs Yljly Am1tlr11111 the hnal of I $200 000 WCI lnW1t1t1011al 1n Mar;l111d ltll • ()) • 0,. , ... Ch fill.,_ (7hrs) • • a ICM f'lllW Pu1d11e at Notre Oame &• • D ~ l#lerace of tlle SJ00.000 Ma1lboto Cup !MlhOllll Ha11dap IOI J yea1 olds and' over from lltlmont Park, NY. 5:tl ........ Ille Cahlolntl Mltls II the New YOI• Yanktts 5:JI. CHI a ...... " s,..ts Ce¥erace of Ille Solitlltnl ·soo· Stock Cal Race llCM!I 011hn1ton S C , and lflt World l'lol~I J 111tt. DMlll ~PIOflslup from Orlafldo. flonda SUll°'Y, AUGUST ll t:• 8 QtJ 9 "TIM Cou11ae tf ~.Ille Well Ole" (adv) 'BO-Ronn, Coa. John Ireland. Andrew McMillan 8 at. "Sllowdow11" (dra) '72 Dean Mfrt1n. Roe~ Hudson , MOllDAY, SErTCMBER 1 1:00 e "1'111 flo A1111t" (m us) '33-Mae West Cary Grant D "Men In W11" (dra) ·~7 Robert Ryan. Aldo Ray. Roberl Kerth. Ph1hp Pine. a> "Tiie Mu Wiie Tllu le •1ts" ·79 Oocumenlary 9-.00 e O l1ll "Seiner er Liter" (dra) · 79 (2hrs)-Oenise Miller lt:tO • "Ondlitr 1111111111 ..... (d11) '67-Rtehard John$Oll. TUESOAY, SEmMIER 2 l:GI m "nit lake4 Cdp" (dra) '61-Gary Cooper. Oebotah Ke11 t.GI 9 Cl) (H) <I7> Cdloes of S.111Mf" (dra) '76 (2hrs)-R1chard Hams L01s Nettleton. Jodie Foster. Geiafd1ne f1tzce11ld . D 0 CD "MW..t" Part I (dra) '76-Cll111ton Heston Henry Fonda. Robert Mrtchum. Hal Holb1ool, Glenn F Old WlDMlSDAY, SEmlllEI l 1.-00 e "Tiiiie 1114 Cits." "It's • Gitt" WC frtlds a> "Tiie llllcuMtf" (d11) 'SS-Yul B1ynnt1. Charlton He~on t.tO B ~ ()J) "See How Slit R11as'' (clta) '78-JoaMe Woochmd. John Considine. B11nard Hua!les. Lmy Newman Mary Beth Mannine . THURSDAY, SlrTDllO 4 L-00 II) "Ille Grut llimurl RM" (wes) 'SI-Macdonald ~rey l:lO a "'°PPY" (com) '36-W C fctlds. Rochelle Hudson !:00 8 @ 1l "MldWIJ" Concf (dra) '76-Htnry Fonda Cha11ton Heston. Tosh110 M1funt. limes Coburn FRIDAY, SErTIMIER 5 1:00 a ''Siie Do11t Hi• WTonc" (dra) ·33-Mu Wesl. C1ry Grant D "OiacllOSis M11rder" (susp) '76 Ch11stophe' Lee. Jon Finch. Judy Geeson. lony Bec~lty. 01lys Hamlett. Jane Merrow II> "The Rai111111•er" (dra) '56 Burt Lancaster IUlhtrtnt Hepburn !:00 B OJ 18J "lllHtr Grlatr" (adv) '76-Chuslopher Ge0t1e SATURDAY, SEP'TEMBER 6 1:00 8 "Millien Dollar Ltp," "11111 Oii t1tt Flyl111 T11peze" at "Dutil ill Slnlll Dolts" (susp) ·12-Ba11y Nelson !:00 B (IJ CW "Hllltlt" (adv) '78 -8ur1 Reynolds. Catherine Dene~ve e ''TrallltCI lo llill" (1dv) ·1•-Stephen Sandor Rockny hrkincton. R1cllard X Slattery ~ ·sERVICE •.• H~ MlfH IS IT WDRJH?_ • In the carpet business sometimes it 's worth EVERYTHING! Hardly a day goes by what we don't get a call regarding another company's poor installation. Occasionally the dam age resulting from poorly sewn seams or t aped seams is not repairable. Then the value of the investment looks pale indeed! Why pay SJ00.00 or S1500.00 f or carpe ting and gamble with the installation? We maintain all of our own crews a ll taught the ONLY way to inst ali carpeting -the RIG HT way! The greatest majority of our business is referra l. There is a reason! f .•· !J DEN'S /~~iri>e.tSil~: insiaiiation : ·custom d;ape,,~s~in;leum •wood floor 1663 ,LAC EH TIA A VENUE COST A MESA • 646·41ll • 646·2355 ' .. "' Pege 3 Back row (I to r) Claude Akins. Danny Thomas and Erik Estrada. Front rqw (I to r) Barbara Eden. Stella Stevens, Bob Hope, Loni Anderson. Brooke Shields and Charlotte Rae. TV (HOPE, THAT IS) SPOOFS TV! Stars from all three networks and motion pictures join to help Bob Hope spoof television when the world's-most popular entertainer airs Bob Hope ·s Al/- Star ComtHJy Look at TV's Prime Time Wars-Will the People,Strll<e Back? on NBC. Saturday at 9PM. Fifteen stars perform In comedy and song during the hour. helping Hope rip Into everything from ratings to the so-called ·reality' shows to Dallas and Charlie ·s Angels. In the first Hope Special of the new season-one of the few fr .. h programs following a strike-torn sum- mer-a glittering array of stars combine to tweak the video scene. Thote tuning In w111 see the following cutting up and/or singing. Erik Estrada and Larry Wilcox of NBC's CHiPs, Loni Anderson CBS' WKRP In Cincinnati, Gil Gerard who 11 NBC'• Buck Rogera, Brooke Shields, atar of the ~ motion picture, The Blue Lagoon. Howard Duff. Stella Stevena and Barbara Rush of NBC'a new F11mlngo Road Mrles, Charlott• Rae of The Facts of LI,_, Cathy Lee Crolby of ABC's That'• Incredible,. CIMlde Akins. other#fM known aa NBC'• Sheriff Lobo, "!/lllle Aamet of Eight I• Enough, NBC't Boomer 1nd ht. new mate Cynthia, and Bob's goo(j frtlnd Denny Thomas star Of ABC's new I'm. Big Girt Now _...., plus BartMlra Eden of Harper Mll,.y, P. T.A. MUlklal Md comedy "'"' touch upon such toplca u ltfacha Angelt, Amert/lo, telewtalon news pro- grame, lfH~ "911 Peopt., Th•t'• lmpo11lbl• and SM Up Amerlea. TlW wlll be Hope's 31st ••eon In tetevtlion, all lh,.. dla9da 11 an N8C star. Hla first special wu llllDlll on E...., 8und8y. 1 MO. Recently Hope ..... • Mllf long tllm connct wtttt Nee. caMlng tar him to ..., '" MW9ft h0"'9 of epeclall "' MCh of ... ,.... TV WEEK AUGUST 31 1980 Kip Walton directs Hope 's All-Star Comedy Look at TV's Prtme Time Wars from a script by Gig Henry, Robert L. Mills, Pacy Markman. Steve Perani. Paul Abeyta and Charles Isaacs Linda Hope 1s producer Known as the "Diplomat ol Comedy,·· a title placed on him by no less than the U.S. Congress. Hope was named one of the world 's ten "Most Admired Men" by nationwide Gallup poll He has entertained states- men and royalty, known them, played golf with them, including eight Presidents from Franklin Delano Roosevelt up to and including Jimmy Carter An indifferent scholar in boyhood, Hope today holds honorary degrees from 42 institutions and more than 2.000 citations for his humanitarian and professional efforts These include the Medal of Freedom, the Congressional Gold Medal. four spe- cial Oscar citations. the Jean Hersholl Humanitarian Award and the Pacem 1n Terris. Probably more than any man alive, he has contributed time. money and property to help build hospitals. schools and other benevolent institutions. Today at 77 , he travels and works incessantly, performing and looking like a man half his age. Prior to taping his monologue for this NBC special, he was performing In Albany, N.Y. then winging to Wash- ington, o.c: tor a goll tournament. then onto Min- neapolis for nearly a week of performances After'the taping, his itinerary Included a salute in Dallas to Roger Staubach. a telethon in England and the Bob Hope British Classic, a flight to Moscow to entertain at the U.S. Embassy and onward infinitum. No won- der Hope is called peripatetic and indefatigable. (I to r) Barbera Eden, Danny Thomes, Stella Stevena, Bob Hope, Loni Anderson and Gil Gerard. I &n•RNOON I 12:00 fl tJ The Y OUlll & tllt Restless Ea<ept Mon D ID) O Days of 011r Uwts eT ...... lOM e CJ) (!I 8 All lly Clliklrt11 lllWs Eacepl Mon Iii tD m h •itS: Set daytime movie hstine fJll) 1H Ottr Easy (C-t) illl ftltlfts -12:30- • tie O.ctas SMw (I' Searcll ftr T 01110rrow C.cept Monday ED Yop !of 1te1n1t ilil ft1t11rts tDllMit (ff V~la Me1re 1:00 U {' (111 As Ille WotW T 11m Ea cept Mon D 'DI a AllltMr WotW • (]) ® ra °"' life lo Llwe ® m fut111es lf4J PllWic ,olicy ftrlllll -1:30- O News 1)4J futures 2:00 u < • ' tt ti Th• Glll4in1 Licht b UO( Moil e u IJf Ttaas I ... ,, .... ) ~Gtwll ...... ........ 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I ---... ---------1 ., ......... _____ . _____ .. Send TodeyTo lecomeA luper Shopper [)/\I i) PllOl SUNDAY (Continued) Rock Stars lour children 10hO stek instant success as rock stars to escape living in loster homes make an e1curs1on by balloon to the 01her side or the island where dreams are luthlled Scott Baro Jimmy 8110 Jrll Whelan and Keith Mitchell •uut 0 Qlriz llids .. U hlltrutional llittllen ID llova (C.C) (R) Sweet Sotu hons·· Tlrrs p101r1m focusn on the health problems ol usin& suc11 so Sotar. MHe in CitfNnJ -7:30- 0 llorm Cmlly's Comtdy Shoji I• Yqas Diaest 8:00 U a Arthie Bunker's l'lace (R) Parr one ol lwo parts As Archie is working on what he wants most a b1& e1pans1on ol his bar. he ceh what he wants least-a new partner D '3t' CHiPs (R) Hreh Flyer · Jon and Pooch stop an overloaded m1n1 bus on the freeway and discover that the paSStngers are the los Angeles Rams cheerleaders who are headed for the stadium B Wild llincdom U (2) Those Amazinc Animal$ r utures include erotic birds per f0tmin1 lor customers al a cir wash frogs &1v1ne their all '" Calaveras County •eu s snake handless walk mg barefoot through rattlunakts and t111mps convers1n1 wit h theu lrainers 0 GEORGE VMDEMAN: * The Art of llt•in1 UP U It ts Writtt11 tl' Mwsetlar Oiatro•llr TtftlltOll Unhl «PM, Mooday. Septembtt I Cl) HEE HAW & MMORUl * RING A HAP'1 IEll Cl) HH Haw B11bara Mandrell. Sonny James. Jethro Burns. Charhe McCoy and tire Nullv11fe Ed1llon and John Stanley are the auests lj Eftlli111 at ""5 An eel Romero 1s leatureO fi) fwtnin& at Pops (R) ·Joela Jones" P1anis1 Joela Jones ro1ns the Boston Pops Orchestra illJ Master•• lllutre: Lillie -1:30- • (]) 0... 0., at a TilllO (R) One ol Bafbara's classmates tutns 11110 a relentless suitor and ntither she nor Ann CJn t1eure out how to aet rid of him. e.sptcrally 1ltet he chains him sell-1n the apat1ment ......... ., .... ......... , ..... 9100 9 Mkil (R} Met llasll't seen Rady, lies 8'oc*lyn buddy 1n 20 yuri But When Rody sllows up at ·111e d!Mt because tits wile dewrted '""t lllfd lltadtd but soft ·lrurtad Ille/ ~ 111111 wrtll Ollfll lllllS . =· hllt: """ c... • .. ......... (R) aclw) I c211n>-,. , c.a. loftfl .,~"'· Alldrt'# ~111111 Tiie atory of 1 thllllfiO• sled do& wllo 1r.,11s wost f,000 lllllos of lrNCl!MllS letrtM, indudlltl ICI afld WW to be rtlllllttd Wllll IM ~ .tlo Md prt· .,siySMdll•lllt . ....,, ... ~Cl) .... :.~" (dr•) ·11 (211n)-Dttll .. .,.,., IWtol, S... CIM. Two oW frfeldl • .._ ~ WttttM ""' ~ 1111 lll IM ... 1111 ... .... "''9lcH to"" ....... TV WEEK.. AUGUST 31 1980 when one becomes a lawman and the other an outlallf O Or. Howard C. Estep . m Oo111! Rod Mcl(uen IS the &uest fD ll4J Mu terpitce Tlllatrt: Lih IC·C) ' Home on Ille Range" l1llle s spec11cular stage success on two continents 1s dampened by the loss ot rwo ot her areatesl loves m S9orts so finnc line -9:30- 0 e TIM ltfftnlOllS (R) l1onel lnd Jenny s plan to raise the11 d'uehler rn a pro~r home IS de railed by the banks reluctance to a1ve them a loan of lhe11 own and lionel reluses lo allow therr parents to assist 0 Focus on lrib1n a> Thal lbslmllt M11sic Re• Allen Ir Re• Allen S1 and Samm1 Smith are the guests 0> 300 M1fhonta 10:00 U e Trapper John, M.D. fR) Con10 and !rapper with the wel come aid ol one terminally Ill pa t1ent lake on the challena1ng 1ob ol lrrme somehow to lilt another dyme patient our ol his depression BMtws u El'llOSI Anater Hoii r Cl) lrrnmr Swau,rt l~ TY frCMn tapan fD 0.na W,nters in Ireland Dana W~nrer llosts this docu v1srt pro gram leaturine intimate looks al several interesllne trosh rt!Hdents In this lorsl episode. Ms Wrnrers vmts r rede11d r ooyth at his estate 10" fOf Ille -.C.d -10:30-m Mo•lt: (Mi "lite Ma.111111111" (adv) 29-Anny Onora m Mundo " o..•ao I I -· .. . · ....... : __ * ....._ • M111th11ne &QlllllllllO dC..,lmf .... ...,....,, .. -.: ............... .................... " .. ...... ....... ....... ......... ....,.,,,.. 1100 lll,=--~ t ODrlAMn ....... c.. .......... =.1_ ... -t:lO- l<I l l'lll ••• .... ....lltPr• ttlDlrtdlMt ..,.,._, tllft; ,...,,.. OW TIM C.,.I "-' IJll lllicM JMy Swuait 10:00 ~:' US 0,.11 1tnnl$ (I) ,_., (C·C) • IJ$tftlllt • fl•ilr fll• festival: "TIM Little -alt" • lits Ar• ,..... too • Kt1al4 .. Trvllt ....... Nf. Q}.) lt'1 Y• lllsiMa ., ......,,.._, Soct11 lltwK.ellttt Wtelly -10:30- • lti4s Ate l'ttplt leo II ar..lt: "Tiie U..up" (mrs) ~ Cit Wallxh, Wl/ner Anderson e 11ou1t1 ..... r 18 C:.lwlfJ CMpel ID FNttnttt ··one La11 ~ound the Wolld'' (ft) Mcwit: "TM 'ypsy liloUls" {adv) 69 Burt Lancuter, Deborah Kerr 11:00 U Bastbla lhe ~hforn1a Aneels al the 8all1more 011otes ID iloMS: "Allbolt Ind Cos· ttllo ill Hollywood" (com) ·•s Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. Cl) Cllu1dl In the Home @ Movit: "How Swtel II Isl" (com) '68-Debbie Reynolds, James Garner ID Mut11pitce Thtat1e: Lillie -11:30- • (JJ (2f) Animals. ~imals Ill llev. T11ry Cole Whittaker AFTERNOON I 12:00 D lee Mendelson Stu Speci1I . The Retordmakers" Hosted by rtrp Wilson fJ (1Jj l}f 811ttall Teams lo be announced l rme I entallve D Surch Cl)l1run @ Suzu-1 Violin Con<ert witll Lam ~1110 ID Old Fnends, llew Friends (RJ i9l The Sh1ktSpe11t l'la,s -12:30- 0 HuntSS Hoofbeats ID This Week 1n Baseball m Once Upon a C!Jssk: LHth· e1Slock1n1 Tales (R) 3fl Cre1test Sports Leaends 1:00 D Al Ont With Iii ThrillseekefS • Pft.S... ,_.. (R) Tiit Los Aii1t1et R.111t n tllt S.n Dtt,o Cllwltll ..... ..., aa~w 1111 ..... ·•ul(Rl llUlll ... ._l:JO- • Uilr .. & Mtf-, ...oo . ....... . ........... .... "WiN lallleWW" (dra) ·~a-Antllony Quinn, Anna M11nan1 nt COASClentt st11chn mtlllOfY ol 1 mour111na w1do1111 1111ens llavoc with his hie when ht mamu the s.1sle1 ol ~.s belond departed' Wiie 'Ml sw-..re rt.rs .. Tiit HllNll fa« tf Clllu ( R) fl) Mtaico, M1tll y [llCutlltrt -2:30-.. Sunday . (2J Movlt: "The lllult11ttd ~n" (d1a) '69-Rod Ste1ae1 Cla11e Bloom f1) U-e It Is lfJ Movlt: ''Tiit Go·lehfttn" (dll) -~I -J11lle Ch11she, Alan Bales. Dom1n1c Cuard:-Mir11ret l"&lllon. MtChael Redgrave. 3:00 fl ''°"''' Cetntl D family fit111 Festini: "Lou11U111 ,urcl111e" (mus) '4 I-Bob Hope Vera lonna fJ 121 lsiues ' AnSlltfS Coors Wester• Owt--.11 CJ Movie: "S•ee• Mmhanh" (dra) 74-Mario Andrtlll. Jacky lck1 811an Redman. Helmul Marko JI lllo¥ie: "Qllest ftf love" (dra) "1 I -Joan Collins. Denim [lllOll ID Tiit o,t. Milwl 1§) Great ,er1on111nca -3:30- fl htltr1Ke D rn ® (2IJ us Amateur Goll Chlmpionshlp Covera&e ol the final round of play '" this coif tournament from the Country Club of North Caro Ima 1n Pinehurst. North C1rohna Cl) Abbott & Costello . 8 livina the Life We Sin1 About ID Another Voice m Siempre en Domlnao 4 :00 fl NtwSmakers D SportsW01ld Covuaae ol the NFL 4 Salute to the · 70's A retro spec11ve look on the past decade of professional loolball and Sumval ol lhe Fittest Q Emeiaency One ID Movie: "Mary Qwt11 ol Salts" (dra) ·72 Vanessa Reda11ve Glenda Jackson. Pa111ck McCoohan CD Movie: "!lever Too Late" (com) 65-Maureen O'Sulhv1n. P1ul Ford When a middle a&ed coul)lt. 111th 1 mamed dau&hter hnd they are fl pectanl parents aaa1n 11 sels oll some crary ructions li GrHt l'er1or111ances ID Waif Street Week -4:30-fl Movie: ·111e Loa of the llKk Pml" (adv) 75 Ralph Btllamy Jack K1uschen, Glenn Corbel l\ t 2 Directions 'IO (ll) ~II Syndrome ID WMllinaton Week in lleview 5:00 } , Wild Kinadom EVENING 1. 8:00 8 II ff [2J (Ui lltws (1) f'0tum 9 Movie: "lht Art of lowt" (com) 6~ (2h1s) James Garner. Die~ Van Dyke An Ame11c1n arllsl tn Pa11s an app1renl la1luie. plans to return home when his l11end decides hos suicide 11ould arouse interest rn his p11ntrn1s D Wtldlift Advtnlult (Ill f amity feud CD Jane Fonda/Liz Taylo1 • Stu in The Bluebird A Fantasy/Adventu1e For the Whole hmily! m The lluel111d (2hrs) Cicely Tywn Chtabelh hylor and la~? r onda star 111 this children s tale ol a ma11ul search by l•o ch1ld1tn lc>r lht 'llueb11d ol Happiness ID r2JJ Musculu Oislloplly Jerry Lewis·Tetttllon Unifi 3 JOPM Mon day September I II) Movie: iWi '1all Story" (com) 60 (2h1s) Anthony Perkins Jane Fonda A husband hunti ng coed snaru a basketball hero who almosl takes a brrbe to throw a 1ame }l EltentioM fl!) All Cmlures Great and Sm111 Attendant Problems" Lamb•ni; llme 111 lhe Yorkshire Dales is hard bul reward1:11 wo1k James and S1eglr1ed. howeve1. have a worrying problem ai, Circle ol Stirs .. Brenda Lee 1}Q, Old Ftlends, New friends -6:30- fl a '31 News 3 In Search Of .•• D 11tws Conlertnce D Wide Wotld ol Adventure 0 Joker! JokerHohr! fO Jerry l.twi.s MllKular OystrOl)hy Telethon Until •PM Monday Sep !ember I 11 Ruff House 14 Victory Glrden ff Superstu '"files 7:00 fl e 12 60 Minutes II U Disney's Wonder1ul World: "lwhter, 14111 lr04ll the ~y" (C·C) (A) A mao plane ca11y1111 a teenager and his prue Brahma bull develops e11a111e !rouble and both boy and bull must 11arachule into the Oregon wtl derness Larry W1lco1 s1ars D r ~l -~ Fantasy Island Sunday Special (R) In AmusemeQI Park · a motherless young boy wanls lo run lhe islands amusement park to give his wande11ng carnival stuntman la lher a chance al the big lime. Derrus Stoll and led Lange guesl, and rn Pege 7 TUESDAY I SE'1'EMIEll 2 F• lllOfllillt IM •lttrlllOll listiftas. , ..... SH OUTllll( l'llOGllAlllS. .... for ,.., COMtllitllCt, llt tltt day's llMia. DAmM£ MOVIES 12:00 e "lite lloollr1ker" (dra) '57-Ge01ee Baker Sylvia Syms Peter Ame CD Ill!! "Co111u1llt l " (dra ) "40-Clark Gable Ill I!) "TIMIHtr ill the C11t" (adv) '53-Alan Ladd 3:00 D "llHlin llou1e" (dra) ·52-Jose fetm, Zsa. Zsa Gabo1 (ill "Tlte H1ppt11illl " (dr) "67-r aye Dunaway. Anthony Quinn (8) "Miclam Cllrlt" Concl "All This 1nd Htnen. Too" Parl I 3:JO U "A Colll lfilhl's Death" (dra) ·n-Robert Culp •V•NING 6:00 B D tD I]) ITTi llltws 8Wo!tdtr Wom1n 8 Cl) ~ Clll (29 News ••• ID M•A•S•H II) It Takes 1 Thiel -.1® Ttlnision fr1111 Japan ~-~-~. ~ •• ~ fli) .... fledric Cemp111y Richard Harris and Jodie Foster star as a lather and 0 All ill tlM f1111ily daughter with a special ralationsh1p-M1sa Foster plays a llll T1le OW HwMwttb terminally Ill young girt-In Echou of Summer, airing tor the -6:30- firat lime on The CBS TuHday Night Movies at 9PM. D Cl) Tte TIC Dlllclt --------------------t ())) llltn ~fflll .. ·iw lllUCh ~111 i. • _, 16 Gii fi hMe ad ~1 1nn111klfl Whi•\ 1~ •111flr11'Wh.11\111<' ~ure" Find'!'" 11>1l<n l'\'.1>n.1111"' M•lhin fn,'\ln1.1n 1h..:"'"-"' H<m 111( Ul'I' lnflt1111111 t"<U% \Ill~ nurnM " \\ \ll~ll TIIU)\\Gl.R!> U !f.iSMlM\Mt\i 1030PM ........ ~=1= --~ ............... La ..... ID W.... lad Ketter (fJ) Cl1 0 llltn flD Did C."'1 .. a • •M1 1nc11 a St1Nio s.. 7:00 •••@Ntn CD Tiit «* c..,i. •"••'• • ()) "" ,., •• WiN •rA•S•H (fJ)Tlc TacO..Cll • ""StrMb .. S.11 f1111Cilct • °"' [lllf (C.C) = ::t. ~-= u.r.. a • lleclelf1Le11rtr a.,.n -7:30- • 2 • tlM '""' t'1) ...,,, .,.,. ... ...... ., .... .._TilllT .. Cl) .. .... .(JI ,_ .. .. ....... ,..., <11 •ra1 ... a ,...,,.. 0 Lill rt .. • "" .,..,l.llN ........ ..... ..... ......... 1100 e CJ) (fJ) Tiit .... ..._ (R) A beautlfvl pt, ensn1te4 In I he wolld'a 'oldest prolesslOfl,' returns llome IH mumes lttr lli1h school 101M11Ct ltttll JOUlll Cllftls JICklOft ill the iio,. ol nuynt iltf pest .... ........ .. .... *(I)'' ..... ... Oii"""',....,, ...... l • . TV WEEK. AUGUST 31 1980 with a bomb and force him lo help lhem rob lhe Orly bank D l'risoner: Ctll Block H Jim Fletcher laces problems from both the p11soners and his staff as his unpopular methods of running Went worth bite U (}) ®) f2JJ HappJ OIJS (R) Alt Wilderness" II s an oulraeeOlJs battle a1a1nsl Mother Nature «hen R1ch1e leads the ganii on a co ed umpm11 ncurs10n into the wold" ness only to be harassed by pouung rain hurleer and a 111111ty bur O Sl'tCIAl: llloflll at War (lhr) Laurence Olmet narrates m l'M lll11ariM Q) Moflt: ~ "Tiit lb~ed Edit" (dra) '61 (2hrs)-Gary Coopei A long lost blackm11t leltt1. delayed 1n tran sit makes the recipient a susptcl in a mu1der use. supposedly solved hve years earlier }4 ltow1 (C.C) flJ 21 Toni&ht Slimmer Edition SO' rtamb11ds -8:30-u (IJ ~ (ft) Laverne I Shirley (R) "The Duke of Squ1gmann" In a 1ous1ne comedy, Squ1eey eets a touch of class and turns into roy ally but only as a sleepwalker - when he and Lenny move mto the euls aparlmenl while the guys' apirtment is beme lum111ated m LA-An Artists View flJ Mon CR) lerm1tes to Tele scopes .. el Mi Sttrtllril 9:00 fJ Mowie: "Echoes of Sllm111t1" (d11) '76 (2hrs)-Rrchard Hams Lois Neltleton Jodie Foster Geraldine F1t1eerald A 12 year old a~t who 1s dy1ne rnsp11es lhose around htt II (IJ) !lll liltwlt: "Midw1y" Part I (dra) '76 (211rs)-Charlton Heston. Henry Fonda, Robert Mitchum. Hal Holbrook, Glenn Ford Tiie story about lhe crucial World War II battle for supeno11ty 1n the Pac1llc, in which the US Pacific Fleet dealt the Jlp. anese Navy 1ls worst defeat of the war and opened the way to an evenlult Amerlc1n victory • .,........ Ttlllcllt "Mail Order Brides" e Cl1 (BJ 9 Tllrtt'• Ct•,••Y (C.C) (R) "Roper's Niece'' Slanley Re>ptr, convinced that Jack's interest · 1n 111ls 1s solely platonic, 11r1nees IOI J.Kk to ~le his 1oraeous niece • lilly " .. leftllof• ..,., C .... Rel1J1CM1 • ...,. Crifllll .. IB ,...,.(t.C) e lrit c-... A .._ -9:)0-• <fl.9 T11I (R) '"Louie Sets Ille L11ht" Alter hlv1nc an optrltlOll, loutt. the sharp tonautd d1s,1tcller. panlCl wtlen lie llas lo -ttp 1 f)lormse 11111 he m1de to God d1111nc suraery 1bout t11r111n1 over 1 newluf • ,......,.. (C.C) "New Blood" Cltnst1M returnt lo flllllblrds lfttt 11taun1 •bollt WlHi.m·s de.th Stte tries to ~eep herself IMlsy w1tll house rep11r1 •hilt p11p111n1 lo ~ave W1ll11m'1 baby 10100 ..... e CIH11 • Mitt • lllrt (W) • . • ._ Slit or 00..'t Slit"' Jiii I IVINlii .. I eioo l u ll li 1U ... , l,. ..... ll(M flMNll A1 ~,~:~n ' I TaNI • TIMef 11 C..-1 nw .. (C..C) • ,.. Oedr1' C..llJ a .... F..,, --·ct.• -6:~- • Tk TK Olllp e -... IKl lotter JJ) ... 1(1 llilflef ~ hlb to Parents ..... ScMll • Ila camt Show a StM1o s.. 7:00 earn News •lluafu e W Tiit Joaer'i Wild •M•A•S•H !111 Tk T•c Oou1h e TIM Stretb of San Francisco e Owr Ealy (C·C) GI l• Rlc:os T ambien tloran 9 TIM M~ll/ltllrtr a'llOrl -7:30- • TIM Muppet Show With auest ~athan Winters (R) 8 HIC Spacial !ht Runn1n1 C.pe11ence'" Piii MlpzlM eFtceltltMW< • All ill tilt F1111~y CIJl 11•a•s•H @ $ll0.000 Namt That Tune O itr...te • Tiie Maclleilllthrtr •'"'1 eArilM a ... iJll lllUy Kolly: aemin1sc1n1 (R) !his spec11I e.am1nes the life muste and legend of Buddy Holly and 1nte1 v1tws Waylon lennmgs. the C11c~ets. his widow and his family 8:00 a Cll <Ill Flo (R) It looks as though the Yellow Rose is going to lost a gDod bartender when la1t 1s ctiallenged to a grudge tight by a foe twice his sire and a lol meaner •• Utlle ........ Jiilfi (_, . ...._ alli WllMI" A ..... .. " ...,. Wlidef ., ,......, .,.,_ ctllMt ca.1 .. In .. It ""' tlltl l•llft 11111 SWlltll ~ aktlOlll _, INlll AHNfllO • .._ awtH col!Mefs to llt loo 11141 lot ... -.11111 .... :"l'•lt ...... '(11111$) ·n 11'!11 --.. w.11 c.i, Cra11t A "'""'' ~ WIUI e ~ past falla fol , ~ soc•aht• ..... .... . ..,..,.,,) ff cz~l 11 ~·" Aldo ••v "°"rt Ka11h P11ti. ~1oc A11 Amen c•• 11f1miy .,u100• 111 llort' .., 1oull4fd tly 111e oemv 1'4fll t11t11 ••Y tbrOlllfl Jlllllt!S to lhtN ob1te h•• ' dtSlanl 11111 1:.~ ..... Tllb lt ..._,. 19 {1111\) A yovna IMrt l<>fl to v111I his uncle who fal~ 10 'llhlth 1n t~IS docum1nt11y j4 M4y *'Y: .... ittlllt \R) f hll pfttal ta11n1nu tht hf• musJC •nd leaend of BuddV Holly and 1nte1 ~\Iii\ Waylon ftnntn&\. ''" Crickets h11 •1do'll and his lam11~ ti) 21 T91111hl S-•r ldltiolt -1:30- • • '"' llll. l lhs. ... 1• llr. Whtn Jenny Cofhns 11ves he1 hus band victim of an airplane crastl - up for dud and rem1111es 1ll 1s bliss unlll tht ltrst ~usblnd sho•s up very much 1hvt 1hen tht t110 hncls itself iO:OO e I "'' t.. C.Mt (II) llos51t •lld MINI pte~ up • 1u1utw1y boy wflo civtt t11t111 • lfoubfl"I fool •f !lit piobltmt ol Mltfte•n Indians toio tltt11ttn two ••Yl ol lilt thur o..i tll4 Ult 11\0ftf n *Ol fd 5 l l • ......... S.W ..... .... : "haflMr tha Ille liill" (di•> '61 (90111) ll1ct111d Jollnson, [lh Sommer Bulldo1 Olu1111110ftd rs called 1n br Lloyds ol L~ lo lllftit11att tllt dolh ol two wtllllly llltn Hd WSl>t(IS In tludt two 1uls ht behevu are asa~~"' ctlltrolled by • mntei tom1nal fO ..... IMt: Tiit Wlc\ attac\ (R) • Sb-. I~ Hew lo C.,. •111111 Orson Bun hosts fh1s special that p•Obts t11t problems tllat 11t !ht cause ol stiess m l....,_.111 Wttwor• News J• lall at tllt altlnte1111K1 Shop it 11•A•S•H ID Una ....., llart..ia -10:30-m.,.,""" fJ!) Jiu an41 the llfaiftltr11nce Shop Great Guitars (No 3)" Musicians 8ame1 Kessel. He1b (lhs Ch11ht Byrd and Joe Byrd perform hom Iowa Stilt Univers1ly at Happy Gays A1a1n so Bill Moyers Journal e r-.~c.w . ..... 1t a.ti1 Cit) LWs (C·C) -11:30- • t tt llS 0,.. Tr• NIP' lilhb ~ llewa/llorw Griff• 5""' D 21 n JeMAy C.11itft • flit °''"'• QtlN ..... 10 """'*"" ....... ,...,." G) Gtt $Mart fD M Silent DuciA1 Jh1S pro t••m s11owt1sts the deal ch1td1tn .. 11o p111te1p1te 1n the Jollrey s bal tel school 2t llews/JourMJ It ..,.lltUll 0) llo<ht I Noelle 12:00 ti e 11 Mowles: '*H1rr1, o:· "lest of All the Saltcm\ers · a J ales ol the Uneiptcled D News/ Movie: "Tiit Liqui4aloc" (d11) '66 Rod laylDr G) Misalon l1nposslble O> Tiit Goodies m Mcw1es -12:30- Q Ctnt Autry 10 lrOM1dt/Mam·l2 CD Independent NttWOlk lle'ltS 1:00 tnmtshtd 1n 1 rather unusual 11 :00 0 23 >t The Tomorrow Show O lhlltman rt1att0nsl11p e D a 12 3t lle•s G) Su-nhotl !ht Mad-oman 3 10 z31 (21 !Mws ol Central Park Wut lamts [all g Tiit lletllywed Came Jones hosts o .eo.ie: "Tiie Usl or the S.1 fD S,CCIU: l11ddy Holly-h111i· lulns" (dra) 69 Ron fun~ Ml~t CD Movtt: "The lone Hand" 1"'01 "4 Juel McC•u Barba1a Halt 3:00 D llewVM«ie: "Stirs and Sllipes r°'evtr" (mus) S? Chlton Webb nlscl111 (R) lh11 spe<tal e11m1nes the Zuetttl [d Rds hit muSIC and 1e1endof Buddy Holly r--------------------- and intemtws Waylon Jenn1nt\. !ht Cuc~ets his widow ind his family m OltSflrito so Run11in1 fence 9:00 8 e U 11t•A•S•H (R) [x hausled afltr two days w11hout sleep. members of lhe 407 7th steal away fo1 cal naps, and experience dreams lhal ievul their feais. )earnings and h ustral1ons O 23 ~· Mowie: "Sooner or laler" (C·C) (dra) '79 (2hrs) Oenise M1ltt1. Je.ss1e Watters. Ru Smith . A buoyant 13 year old &111. eme1a1na into womanhood dreams ot bt1n2 a 11own up and. 'lltth help from a hltle makt up. enteis the w01ld of 16. lalllne fo1 a handsome 17 yur old rock ·n· 1011 Stnger IJ l~ uo (11 That's fncredi· ble! A s,tcill aequtst (R) features include a blood patltr tal)frl a blind lratk star a look al a sho<kine pink .. 11 a sh11k catch1n& dog. a man who catches bullets 'll1lh his teeth an uplos1vt moto1cycl1st and a rev1t• ol tht programs mosl talked about stunts '14 llatural 8fue1ms s,ecial -9:30-8 8 1l House Calls (R) A 1ock star p111tnl at Kens1n1ton hospital tries to convince Ann lo 101n him on his upcomine rnad tou1 much to Charley s displeasure a> llunn1n1 Fence (R) A d0<umen talion ol Northt1n California aihst Ch11s1o·s four year slrugale to con slruct a 24 mile while fabric fence 1h1ougllout the countryside m "°'" Duke Ho&ar !SOI Jiu al tlte lbinltMnu ShOp A beautiful wdman eyed him. Down the barrel of her gun. Bulldog Drummond chases oil-slick assassins through the world's most dangerous obstacle course. His lethal quarries: a blonde. a brunette and a redhead. Elke Sommer and Rtehard Johnson star. P.-ge 9 THURSDAY SErTEMllR II O e Tic Tac Ooucll 10 Mm Crifhn Show CD Welcome llact Kotter ID Diet Cmtt Show Fer IMrnina Ind 1ltt1noon hshnas. pltm stt DAYTIME l'llOGRAMS. ...... ftf ,011 to11wtnitntt, ire the 29 IM BrldJ Bundi 50 Shidio Ste 7:00 0 U & )l News l The 04d Couple O Kuna Fu d"'' MONs. DAmME MOVIES 12:00 0 "llifhl fft l'•r1d1st" (com) '64-"1e•te Obe1on O • The loter's Wild CD fll•A•S•H m lit wlte4 Dlrst'' (dra) 32 Cl~k Cible Jun H1110.. Cent !Qymond. Miry Astor u Ttt Tac Oou&fl m The Streets of Sin francuco 24' 811ddy Holly: llem1n1Kinl (R) This sptcral eu m1nes the life. musoe and leaend ol Buddy Holly 1M 1n"' •1t,.s Waylon Jennings the Cnc~els hrs 'Wtdow and hti. lamrl~ fI)Om(uy m w11i111 Hottn to bm1" (Ori) 63-Horsl Butflhol1 l:DO D ''TM Proud Ones" (wei.) SG-Robert Ryan V11ein1a M1yo Jeffery Hunler Arthur 0 Connell ® ''Oltr Man ill lladad" (d1a) 67-Rory Calhoun 2t H•PPJ Din Aaain 0) Los fticos T•mbien Uo11n so The Maclleilt lehrer Report lli "!loots of Hmt11" Parl I (adv) ·~s Cnol Flynn -7:30-u The Gon1 Show 3:30 fj "It's Aliwt" (hOrJ 68 lommy Kirk Stmle! Bonne I EVENING I 9 :00 U (to (12 1.U Ntws aamr 29 News .,...,woman .... m M•A•S•H •n TMesa Tllltt (J'1 W Moytrs ICM1rnal Si) Tiit £1edrk c-,,,., \ft All hi HM F amity 'Jt litre's to y..,, Htllth \ -6:30- ) 11l 1t """ ACROSS ( 3 l Happ, D1JS A&a1n U Sha Na lb & Match Game PM • , PM Macnine 0 110> hce the 11111~ m AU in lht family 12! 29 M·A~·H 23 family r eud f.D The M1dteilllehret Report tD Arlana 39 """ so Nft1dle<k 8:00 0 e 12. ~ W•lt-(R) The pressures and angu1sll of tryinc to hll i0Yt1nmen1 lumber orders sh11ns John lo the point where he admrls DOWN 2 H•nd·out rec1p1en1 3 Either 4' Where the S\ln rtH$ S Tuls 6 DC part,,.r 7 Cook .... n 8 Myitery SIM"s chl'•Kter 11 Sulfte,.nt (clue to puui. answer) 13 Thrff vowel\ 14 S.rds 16 Aeloed on 17 An"..-n measure 19 Pteces ol -· 23 ~ to pun:lt ensw.r) 26 Al••' 27 Ms Ry1t1's :~ H Refnein 3, H\lt1f"I J6 W.st -~ 40 Thill Is that Ile ~dn no longer hand the 1ob iind QUtb D Jt The Camu People Play lh1s sports mrtly sertes "'1fults un usual and compehh•e endeavors dnd the men women and children par 1tc1pate rn lhem 1usl for the lun ol 11 8'yanl Gumbel hosts with cohos1 .. Johnny Bench Cyndy Car~ey Mr~t Adamlt and Oonna de Varona O St1awllerry Sllortca~e IRJ Straw btrly Shortca~e and her l11end Huckleberry Pie musl save Slraw bet1yland from llit dastardly Ptluhar Purple P1eman ol Porcupine Pu• in lh1s an1maled ~peetal & 1 ' Hll "2t Moik & lilrndy !RI Mork Moves In Mork loo un tam1ha1 "'''h earlhltni ways lo ao out on his O'Wn moves rnlo lhe alltc ol Mindy s apartment over the oul1aged oppos11ton of htr lalhtr 0 SPECIAL: Children of lhe Thud World Dean Jones hosts this program on chtld sponsorship 1n lhtrd world counlues CD PM Maanine Cl) Movie: "The Crut Missouri Raid" (,.ts) ·5 I (lhrs) Macdonald Carey Wendell Corey lhe lames and lht Younger boys find amnesty an elusive th1n2 as a union ma1or pur sues them relentlessly ID Billy Crah1m Sptci1I ~ Sllaw,tlrt f'lays fD 21 T Olli&lll S.mmtr Ed1lt0n ~ Maai< in Oil h intin1 -8:30-u Moone: tif "Popp7" (com) 36 (90m)-W C fields A carn1v1t bar~er with 1 young ward passes her off 1s an 1te11ess to a small lown tslale 8 @ '21) Anait Anare and Jo'l(e Go to Jail Anett offers to TV WEEK AUGUST 31 1980 ltach dnothe1 llade to membe1s ot lhe »orld s olde)f proles)•On when she and JoyL~ wrnd up behind bars 0 SPECIAl: World 1n Aclron Nu clear N12hlma1e CD Carol Burnett fD 8111 Moyers' Journal IRJ A Re po•ltr s Notebook Vietnam Relrn specll•t This p1og11m deals wtlh lhe V1t1nam ooeuence ED u C111bu11 de Ambrt0M1 so Shm Cuisine 9:00 O 8 t2 B1rn1by Jones 1R) Berty Jones seeks to enter the mySte 11ous prwate world of an auhsllc child 1n order lo solve a murder D 23 l9 Movie: "M11huy" (C.C) Concl (dra) 76 (?hrs) Charlton Heston Henry Fonda The story ol the pivotal World War II sea battle 1n .. h1rh the US Pac11tc fleet smashed the lapanest navy an event ,.htch turned lhe ltd& rn favor of an Ame11 can v1c1ory '" the r ar (as1 0 l;, to 2t Barner Miller (C·C) (lh1) (R) 01el11ch s A11es1 Deleclrve D1el11ch defi es Capl Miller by dlltndin& an anti nuclear power demonstration and winds up ~n the »tong side ol lhe law 'When a dtslut bance breaks out O Bitty C11ham Northern Albert• Crusade Reharon CD Merv Crillin Sllow 0) Casa de Hutsptdes 50 The Old Houseworb -9:30- f.D The ltirflltCMls Appia Conv1c hons Unable lo ten her patents thal she s preenanr l J Bonham s 1111 l11end aoes 10 a fly by niaht lam11r plannin' chnte 101 an abortion When -12:30- • The D1U.1 C.... ........ tit llttwolk ""' 1:00 8 O (fji The Tomorrow Sllow e Movie: "Tiie Hi&h Co11mlJ· ..., .. (dra) '68-Rod Taylor 11111 Palmt1, Chr1itopht1 Plummer e Mnerick • llllM: fill "M11. P11kiftaton" (dr1) '44-Gru r Gmon, Walter P1d1eon. Edward Arnold Gladys lo Cooper. AJnts Moorehead al Mone: 18 "lllcoclttl Ito· ..,..,. (coml ·~J-Mart011t llbin. Rudy Valltt. Chill Witts. Irene Ry•n. llellfY Ytnuta 2:00 a Mowles: '"Sllt'll !Mtt to Go," "SIMl'' GJ llowtt -2:30- • lttin/Mowie: ~ "Tiie Steel Trap" (dra) ·~2-Joseph Colten Tereu W111hl. Jonathan Hale A baftktr $tHIS $~.000 On a Friday altttnoon. and tranhully t11es lo return 11 by Monday 3:00 U Mowles: "Hotizons of the St1," ''Slip Th.It Cl~" m llowit: IJ!) "lt1i11ni111 of the Elllf" (dra) '4 7-Brian Donle vy, Robert Walker Tom 011ke ll~•• ............ , ..... l!OM) Si JtHllt Cr1~ M!tlli lor ''""' Hw111t1 •~1btt• 14ftt M.wh• M11Mr .......... 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"Ifs a Cir' !lhta) w C r ttlds • 11 1~ tJti Ucllt la £11111111 (C.C) (II) Me111011t$ Wlhle Hicho lu 111u ll•s •t1y best 10 kuo pact with hlS hrsl study 111llr1end's de m&lld' IOI tills lom becomes upsel •114 contuud when Abby spends ton& hour, w1lh a tlost h1end of het l~le husband t The ~Jtt1s witll lalltnu G Sl'lCIAL: Woflll al Wit (lhrl lawtnct Olmtr nauatn ID ""' Macui111 a> Mowle: "The Buccaneer" td11) 58 (2h1s)-Yul Brynner Charl ton Heston lhe swuhbud ltna tale ot lht 1ntamous p111le Jean lal11tt and his escapades du11n1 lht War ot 1812 14 T~ fr11111 i.,.n fD 21 T llll&llt S-mtr Edition -1:30- • KNn's,_,.. m t1rol .., .. " fl» Gtt1I Ptrtw111111<a IR> A 1 ilt 1n lhe f1ttat1e ID Mr O.Ct ~"Ytlll 9 :00 ti lf Ull C( TIMaltt: "Stt ,.._ SIM lwis" (dra) ·73 (2h1s) Joanne Woodward John Considine Barna1d Huahu A wo1k1na "'oman "'''h ch1I dlen lakes up iou 1n1 as a hobby but 11 soon becQllles an obsession and she starts lo train 101 the Boston Marathon 1e1ect1na the predictable hum d•um hie that her family has planned tor her Cl 12)J 1H Diff'1tnl Strotes (C·C) (RJ "Mrs Gairell s Romance" learn tng lhat Mis Gatrell has an adm11e1 Arnold and W1ll1s spy on he1 and a1e shotktd to d1scove1 lhal htt boy lr1end •s many yea1s younae1 than she is D ~ 10 2t Cllulte'1 A11ttls (Rl Ot Ghosts and Anaets' When Tiffany s te111ly1ng 111ah1mare ol murdtt and 101111ue becomes ht• O•n Am1lyv1llt hOtrOI aJ the &hOSlly old mansion ol he1 beaut1lul btst l11end the anaels 101n forces •1tft a PC>•er1ul lo1ce to save her friend lrom a h0111fy1n1 murder D lilly Ct1llam Mortlle111 AIMrta CtVSlde Reita.on m Mt" C1iffl11 Sllow ii' Creal r1rforma11Ces -9:30- D .U Jt llBC Wllttt Paper: "Cu· ba and tllt C11nbun" (90m) Marvin Kalb reports on f 1del Castro and his parhcular brand of Sovtel supporlect Communism and how ti has tailed IO solve Cuba"s m1ous problems i• Silc41!1: The AdwenlurtS of Garry Marshall 0) El Sllow de loc.o Valdez 10:00 D CJ ""' • 'l I JOI at ••••• (C·C) (R) lilt Hunttt tl11nte6 Dan fanna comtt lo Ille aid of l t Ntlson. wllo lotJ on a 11mp11• lo hull! down a rn•n 1111k1na nd11t1c •ll1t•' on his lamtly .... ., ... .t .......... .......... ., • S...: "' .......... ..,,, ~ (R) lhtS dotu111tnl11y "*' .i Ille makers v1twt1s ''"'•lid "' COlllS of pioducff Glrrr M1rsllall CDU•M• Abie.* ...... -10:30-.. ., .... t4 •ttf!Uf\J la Mii• l1lt ll1ttrs 111111 Dtr (R) Alt11ndt1 Scourby narralu lh1s doc umenta1y on lht cullur•I h1storr ot •altr ust 1n New tilt uco. ~11ona and Colorado 11:00 ••• lfll la ... • m ttQl " i. 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AUGUST 31 1980 Reds at lhe Chicago Cubs OR Ifie P1t1sburgh Pirates al the Allanla Braves 111 Spy 0 lllirtl I H1rdy m TlltS Wttk In llaseblll Cl) ~ .. : • "The llettlts in the Ouris" lcoml 'i6-MJtf(Jl•e Mam -10:30- 0 8 12 The '°Pere Hour U ~ t !O 2t Plnhtman, Baby "" eo-t1 Show m Su M1H1011 S Man m lnltn11tioft1l ll1tchen ED Muiiu Cololllb11n1 11:00 II World Cll1mpiotl Tennis Biorn Bore vs Yr1ay Amrrlra1 rn lhe frnal ol lht $200,000 WCT lnw1laloonal O 3 J 10) 2§ Weekend Speml O Timllseehrs tD Ma~lnc Thlncs Grow m luchl Libre -11:30-0 Drak l'Kk 3 My Tllree Sons u l'tOpll 7 e Tllis Wee• '" Baseball 10 Carol Burnett m Soul Trlin 12 ht Albert Show Cl) Super111111 fD The Frent11 Chtl 29 r armer lo Consumer AFTeRNOON 12:00 0 e 12 US Open T en111S Chllll· pionsl11p (lhrs) D ) 11~ ~ NCAA football Purdue al Noire Dame Ill Tiit usl Side llids Cl) hrun 24 Mis1er llocera Talks to Parents about School fD Trains, lrach and Tmtln -12:30-m Morie: • "Isle of Ifie Otld" (mys) ·45 Sons Karloff m r11111111rds ID fulllot l11t1rnacional 1:00 u ,u ,. ~ eo~eraee ol llie SJ00.000 Marlb010 Cup lnv1ti· honal Handicap for 3 year olds and ove1 lrom Belmont Pait N Y ...... 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Newt O • Tic he Douch !OJ Men 6'ill111 S... m Wtlconle Bick Kotter fD Ole• Cmtt Show 21 Tale Mt Up to 1111 8111 Game so ShlClro Set 7:00 UD U '23 News 3 The Odd Couple O (8 l The loller's Wild m M•1•s•H 12 fie Tac Douch Q) The Streets of Sin fr1nc~o ''•) Waslllniton Wttk in Rn1tw fD Onr [ny (C·C) 29 Hippy Days Ac••n ED Los Rkos l 111111itt1 Uoun so The M.adleil/Lehrtr Report -7:30-u WOlld of Suniwal l 11.appy D1rs A11111 D famdy fwd fJ Hollywood $4111ru I PM lb&ume O 10 face Ille MuSK m Al 1n IM hm1ly 12 ~MA S•H 23 Tht MllHtl Sllow 14 Wiii Street Week 6;) !\' MacNeil/lthrtr Report ED An1111 3t lftws so Voters' P1pehne 8:00 U e 12 The Incredible Hull (RI A meeting wrlh a m1lliona11t sends D~v1d on a hunting lrtp with h1mstll as the quarry D )91 fKIS of Lile (R) 01etrng Mrs Garrett and lhree of her grrls at the school 20 on crash diet~ -but one oe. loo tar twit: 1#1 ''S*it Do111 Nl111 • (d1a) JJ t90m> M1t wut r int lhtt •lor1 (tnlers ttound I dlnO llatl ~loon In the Ca, .NrntliH • )) ,, • .Jt .. "*' !RI Ont St11ll You 'rt Out Wiien Min K"u' lt•ds • manllon rmoloyeo s1r1•t 8•nwn ma•n • tra~hc et1011 to~,, t11t11 tobi by coo~1nc ctnn1~c 1no 11tn Sfmn1 • lo11nal dJMtr G llow1e: "011c11eJ1s Murftr" IMO) 16 (1hrs) C11r1stopllt r let Jon frrich Judy Cenon A prominent dO<lOf plans to e11m1n;t~ his ••le 1n htS own w;y • Ptll illeltJM 8) Mtt1t: "llle Ali11•1l11" (dr;) ~ (2hril 8u1t lafl(.Ult• A co11 m;n QOSln& as a 1a1nm1ker brin1~ 111n to ' drou&ht studen ~m;lt swthwHt town and romancr to 1 IOntly $91R\ltl u lilly Gr1h1111 Spec11I J4 Old fritndi. tin frlt1Mh fll) 21 Toni&ht 5111111111~ Edition 50 WHh1ncton Wtt~ 1n llevitw -8:30-D Jt Mt ind Miu (R) Mdo s f11end" Normans plan\ lor a •Oman tic dinner dale w11h J beAulllul ne•ehbor a•e cut sh01I "hen he bt&1ns worry1n& about Mau 4nd h~r sleep om p1I a 12 yur old boy II 13 J 10 2t Mr. & Mil Dracula Comphcahons llow hom a uch •t1n ol humor whtfl an&ry v1llJ&t1S foret lht lust lamrlv ot •amp11e~ the Draculn -lo lo·~~t tht11 castle 1n lrans)lnn1a 101 a "'" 1,1, aflti dulh 111 modern Ame11u G)bms'IO 24 P1molt1 II Ju1lh11d fD Wash1ncton Week 1n Re.1tw e> (I Show dt Ed111rdo II so Yflll Street Week 9:00 U a 12 The Du•n ol Huurd (R) With one body mmmg and ;n otne1 stolen lhP Duke\ nave theu lrands lull l1y1ng lo prove that rhey rr not body snalchm D 123 Speak Up Amerru fJ 3 10 29 Morie "lllllet Grizzly" (adv) /6 17hrs) Andrew Prme Chr1>lophe1 Ceor11~ A be~v11 lul lores! 1angf1 and d molhP• ~·o letlm g her child are amon~ tn~ vic111ns as an 18 root 7 000 pounn g11uly oeai got\ ~1ll c1 aiy m Mm Grrllin 2' Gtnt l'trformancu fl!) Wall Street Weel lt The Otboll h m1ly Sptc11I so Old fntnds, New fnends -9:30-u The Datinc Game fD ~umento Week 1n Rev1tw m ' Allou Que! so lmaces ol tndrans 10:00 O a ,, D11tn 1R1 Co•·~I 11, Joe~ lac's his murder 111a1 olhft lamrly members are dt\lractM "'t~ their 0»n problems as Sue lllen d•1nk\ lo toraet Ousry s dtath Pam .. atthe\ Dreger sl11wly dele1101ale 1n d hospilal and IR lem his tPsl1mony will rnc11mina1e his lalhP1 D 23 '9 A Man Called SINne (R) Demons J11anRlt Sloane and Torque go to the Ca11bbean to lutatl- a missing gul and c1oss sword1 wrlh .! modern day p11ate, who 1\ delt:1 mined lo lo1c~ down and cap!ure a super bombrr rhat 1s aimed wllh TV WEl:.K, AUGUST 31. 1980 flutlur •Ul)Oll$ .. ..., .,, ...,....,, """"' ""' J4 rlM!Nlft IC.C> fI) llatl1 I hf Court tun Nani l) nit# t ht tout of P 111s I fie r Id b•~••• Slt1nt1 hu bou&hl ht• • country Mu}e but Sil~' dett11111ntd 10 tn$1an lhr lmp•os Cham l)t1ta1n Count Mutta1 fl) Una Mu1tr lhr"da so 50 ft1lu11 Wilham f aul&nt1 A l 1lr on Paott -10:30-m mm Ntwt m lla111/Stvartld, Sl~ry ..... sour: Thrtt Amerru11 lttporters fhrte Of l~t COUnlry S mOSl If \llteted 1ournaMts d1\cuss the11 u rW\ ind telletl on the ru1rent \latr of Am'"'~" 1ou1nalis111 11:00 O fJ a 23 u News Cl 3 10 11' 29 News 8 The Ntwl1wed Game O Dave Allen 11 l1r1e m The Odd Couple Q) Benny Hill 24 Another Vorce -11:30- 0 a 12 US Open T enn1s H11h hchts D 23 31 Jollnn1 Carson U The Dat1n1 Game fJ 3 10 29 fndlJS e Rhoda m Mowie. ~rile Hound of the l.n h1Y1lltf' (WSPI ~9 P~re· (u 11,ng m Get Smart 2• SKramento Wee• "' Jtniew ID Rtportt11/Clpbontd ABC News so Caph011td ABC NtW$ 12:00 U a 12 Mow1es: "The Arent- ers," "[I Cid" U T•1l11hl lOllt O Tht Su.Jhn ns W Tht Goochu m "'°'" -12:30- 3 f11days1Nfl 1n Rerie•/ Three's a Crowd U M~11: "The Counterlf1I t11tter" (drd) 6H Jark I urd Sh11lev Krughl fJ fr1d1p/Mov1e: "from Hell to Tun" ldral ~8 Oon Muiray O Movie· •• "Man 1n Outer Space'' IV• II) h4 l•}d Caye 10 r 11d1ys/C11ol Burnett W Independent Ntl•or• News 1:00 D 23 n The M1dn1&hl Special 10· Carol Burnttl/Adam-12 m Movre. aw "DritOn Seed" 1d1~J Jd Kdlhd1tnt H•pbuin ID Morit tw "lht Er1I £~" m,~1 11 l ll1t1d Hom.in 2 :00 O Mor1es. 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