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Home My WebLink About1981-02-22 - Orange Coast Pilot~-----'------~·~·-----··" ;I --Ylll llllllll llllY itlPll [~ SUNDAY FEBRUARY 12 198 1 OR ANGE COUN TY . C ALI FOR NIA S Don't expect OC buses. before Friday 8J IODI CAaSNHU ................. Str.U.. bua driven an not ~apecledb.ck • Ulle job Ullli1 at leaat f'riday .after a 111tMtial betweeo uioa offldafa aaa strikers to clilcuu new contract ne1otla1kml wu poelpoaed unW Wedne.day. Tentative a1reement1 were reacbed Friday ~t by Orante CoUDty Tran.alt District olflcials Guerrilla deadline reported BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) -A source from the Surrtmer Linguistics Institute ~aid Satur- day kidnappers holdinl( an American missionary under threat of death bad extended to March 5 the deadline for their demands. The report was not confirmed through any other source. It guerrilla communique Fri- day said the missionary. Chester Bitterman of Lancaster, Pa .. . would be kiUed at midnight Saturday unless the institute, which translates Bibles, left the country. It also said he would be th~ first of a series of employees ·of the Summer Lin1uistics . Institute to be kidnapped and kiUed. The imtitute'a abler or- : g a nization is WycUff Bible Translators of Hunlin1ton Beach. "Tbe correct information is that the deadline for killing , Cheater i. March 5, the aouree said a.turday. 'EM source, wbo asked ~mil)' 10 prot8d the intermediary in ne1otlatlons, said lbe communique wu ap- pa~ently issued to gain addi· li~nal publici for the kidnap- pers. ... pou s ed wlaat aur.e t,hi.nl we Tbe Bo everytbln1 ," an in· Auociat- nve~exacUy • but I can aa-olng every- newspaper El . pectador said a telephone caller on Friday an- nounced' the midnight Saturday deadline, and said Bitterman would be the first Institute person lo suffer "the weight of revolutionary ju.slice." Midnight passed, however, with no reports on Bitterman. Asked if that meant other in- stitute personnel would be killed the caUer said the "sentence'' would begin with Bitterman and continue with other members of the i.nstitute. Bitterman, 28, was abducted Jan. 19 when gunmen stormed the instilute's headquarters and carried off radio communica- tions equipment. The guerrillas accuse the institute of being a CIA front and of undermining the native cultures of Colmbia for monetary and political gain. Woman killed, ' driver held An l""1ear-old El Toro woman was k Jred Friday when a wrong. way driver slammed Into her vehicle along Santiago Canyon Road, according lo a spokesman for the California Highway Patrol. Teresa K . Walsh, was pro· nounced dead at the scene folJowiq the 10:15 p.m. accident north ol Modjeska Canyon Road i.n Silvera& Can.yoa. John Howard Summar, 2'7, was cbaraed with felony dru.nkm drivinl and vehicular m.ulaucbter. Be waa listed ln stable eonditlon today i.n tbe jail ward of UC !nine Medical Center. aad Uaited Ttanaportation l1.UO. NPl'H•tati•• to .... t.be• 11-U, strike by 157 bua driven aadmec .. aelca. Union apo•eaman Goldy Norton aaad Saturday lbat atciken will meet Wednesday at tbe Garden Grove Community Center to vote on that a1ree· meat. · u the WMlisclosed terms of the contract are approved by the 1trikln1 workers, mechanics . could be back on lbe job by Thursday and bus drivers by Friday, Norton said. Norton said that lbe meeting was delayed Wllli Wednesday in order to notify all l45 bus driv6l'Y and 212 mechanics. Each IJ'OUP .will meet separately with union officials to decide whether to approve tbe contract. "It's bard to locate 1,000 peo- ple real. quick," Norton said. "We are ready to meet right now, consider the tentative set· Uement and resume service," said Ralph B. Clark, chairman or the OCTD board or di.rectors. "Frankly, I'm disappointed that we have lo wail until· Wed· nesday to meet. But we are ready to go as soon as the union workers approve lhe agree- ment." Both union and transit district officials have refused to com- ment on lbe specifics of the con· tract agreement. OCTD general manager James Reichert said that be is optimistic that the board will authorize lbe agreement if union members vole for approval of ttie contract Wednesday. "We are ready to roll as soon as the drivers and mechanics come back," Reichert said. "We are ready to get service back on the street." Meanwhile. the 40,000 county commuters who depend on lbe public trans portation system will have to continue looking for .other ways lo travel. Gusts cause fires, outage~ ' Strong winds create havoc By ne Aaaoclated ~ Hol, dry Santa Ana winds ' gusting to 80 mph knocked out power in Orange County, fanned small brushfires and created havoc for travelers in moun- tainous areas in Southern California Saturday in the ninth straight day of record-breaking beat. Some 30,000 homes in Orange County were without power for hours early Saturday, and the Stocknian • • 1ns1sts. on 3-year cut WASIDNGTON <APT--The Reagan administration is open to negotiation with Congress on some parts of its plan to reduce income las rates, but is inalatinc on a Lbree-year packa1e of cuts, budget director David A .. . Stockman says: A one-year tax cut1. which some congressional leaoers pre- fer, "won't help the economy a lot," Stockman told 'lbe As· sociated Press. However. the.re San Fernando Valley had 5,000 homes blacked out, according to a Southern California Edison spokesman. Trees were reported blown down in Ventura County. The high temperature al the Los Angeles Airport was 83, breaking the daily record and establishing a new mark for con- secutive days or record-breaking heal set in February 1954 . The warm weather, along with high winds, led to fire alerts beginning Friday. and those alerts as well as wind alerts along Interstate 15 at Cajon Pass and Interstate 5 remained in tffect thro1;1ghoul Saturday. A spokesman for the San Marcos Fire Department said firefighters brought under con- trol Saturday a.ftemoon a 200- acre brushfire near 1-15 and" Deer Springs Road in San Diego County. A spokesman for the Central Valley Fire Department in San Bernardino County said power lines have been down and spot bruahlires started throughout the day. "We had a brush fire that wu stopped by about 20 people with .,.. i~ flexibility on the exact size ,..or the annual tax reductions, be OallrPllM ...... •ltrOaryA...-...{. Said. -shovels about 6 p.m.," said Chief Mel Enslow. ··n was going right towards a dwelling when it was stopped. They kept it out of · the structure until the fire units arrived." Don't rall nee kitty This cheetah at Lion Country Safari has you spotted. Luckily, the car windows are· rolled shut and the windshield protects you from any swipes of the paw at the wildlife preserve in Laguna Hills. This wildcat l.>oks like the type that eats first and asks questions later. Jet jam justified? Crash stopped airport rush hour By F&EDE&ICK SCHOEMEHL Of ... .,..,, ......... " The time period during which an Air California Boeing 737 jet carrying at least 109 persons ~rash-landed five nights ago is among the busiest al John Wayne Airport. For example, airport opera- tions statistics show that on the night preced- ing the crash six jets - five com· mercial and one private - took ·Off or landed in a 21 -minute period around ~30p.m. On-Tues-suoa ...... day, the ni1bt of the crub. five commercial jeta were in c:om· petition for the runway within even a shorter lime, according to available statistics and in- formation provided by' airline spokesmen. · That night, Republic Airlines night 824 arrived from Phoenix, touching down on the 1.1-mile long main runway at 5: 10 p.m. The landing was followed by a 21-minule-long break in jet ac- li vity, ending at 5:31 when Republic Fli1ht 49, also from Phoenix, arrived. Two minutes later, at 5:33 Western Airlines Fll1ht 383, ar· riving from Salt Lake City touched down. It WMS the last jet to make routine use of the runway before the crash oc-curred. the time." But any variance is usually not large. Operations statistics for the night precedin' the crash show that R epubli c's flight 824 touched down at 5:08 p.m., foUowed by Republic's fiight 49 at 5:26. Nine minutes later. at 5:35 Air Cal's 931 departed for San Jose. Two minutes later, al 5:37 Air Cal's flight 746 touched down from Sacramento, followed eillht minutes later by the arrivaf of flight 336 from San Jose. Two entries are shown for 5:47 p.m. -the arrival of a private Jet and the arrival of West.em Airlines flight 383 from Salt Lake City. Brief spans of lime between the landing of one jet and the takeoff or landing of another are not unusual. · Stockman raised the pouibili· ty of compromise on the tu plan Friday only two days after President Reagan propoaed to a joint session of Congress that in· dividual tax rates be slubed 10 percent a year for three years, starting July 1. ··1 don't say there's any mqlc about 10-10-10 percent, &ut that's a good benchmark, that's the range of what we o~ to be doing," be said. "What the· precise numerical specifications are in the years and the percentages per year. I think that's something that has flexibility." he said, then quick· ly added: ··But we·re not even going to start talking about that yet until we get into the legislative process." · The budget director also said further cuts in farm subsidy pro- grams will be announced next month, when the administration fully details its plan to reduce federal spending by $41.4 billion in fiscal 1982. In his .economic addreaa to Congress last Wednesday, Reagan disclosed some $34 billion worth of proposed cuts, including a reduction in dairy price supports. The remaininc $7 billion in savings have yet to be assembled, and details wiU not be announced unUl March 10. He said the department had increased its response to calls. "We"ve beefed up manpower. We're sending two more trucks or engines to every fire because of the winds,·· he said. But the weather was a boon lo the estimated 465,000 swimmers who flocked to beaches from Ventura to Long Beach, and the National Weatlier Service said it will be warm again, but calmer, on Sunday. with on ly a few gusts or wind. Harris jury deliberates WHITE PLAINS. N.Y. (AP) -Jurors in the Jean Harris murder trial listened Saturday as lhe judge repealed for a second time his instructions on second-degree murder. the most serious of charges against her in the fatal shooting of Scarsdale Diet Dr. Herman Tarnower. The panel ended its day's de- li brations at 5:45 p:m . PST without reaching a verdict, and the judge told them to return at 8 a .m . today . They have caucused on the case a total of 23 boUn and 26 minutes over five days. ON THE INSIDE · .? . Engines' condition baffle investigators M Western was leavinl the south eDd · of the runway, Air California ru1ht 931 wu movtns m to the north end, prepartna to depart for San Jose. At tbe same time, Air California fllcbt 338 -tbe plane that crubed at about 5:M p.m. . -was on final landinc ap· proach. Yet a third Air Callfornia Jet. fl1-ht 748 from Sacramento, wu bemnnlu lta lancllu UlllOaeh. Its landlftc WU dive"-£ - The Federal Aviation Ad· ministration has no time re· quirement for intervals between operations. · "The standard la distance," explained Ira Furman, a sJH)keaman for the National Tr11111portation Safety Bolll'd. FAA standards require tlm a 8,000·foot. separatlon be main· talned between any two Jetl ol woam CHEESING -1bia teen-84er, like so many otben. wu lltjurecl in an automobile ac· cldent. It left her a paraplealc wlth nearly everytblnl tn her body broken -except be!' SDhit. Laura Liberatore'• new attitude is described on Pa1e M . SVSVIVOR TELLS -Jack Elsner HY• two TV dramas about the Nali 1lau1bter ol Jews were fareea. He was there, at the qe ol 10, and bu wrttt.D a Broadway play to •'tell the truth a bout the pay oboto1lcal warfare." CIMJOSING SHELTER -The 19IOI may be the · decade o( 'the dome house, the foam house. the under1round and barn house. These enerl)'-~fficlenl = can be seen today at a houa display ln Anaheim. Pase Cl. Tom ·~L~ NTSB ... ••tlptor la~·· No prob-l••t.,..f ....... aaid. n. ... ol tM plU. tUt Crall lMded Tu.daJ blJmiq M ~Ml tDld laftlUIMoft "* .. =·· .......... did ao& ~ to O)l!fftdMI ....................... Illa ........... lo • ..,. ................ alr,.n ...... , ............ , .... ~ .... --. · Tbe tlmel are baMd -On in· formation provided to the ~ Nolle Abat.IMll& Olftoe b.y the rederal A vlatloa Ad· • minlllratlall'• air trallle oallll'Cll • ~ =r.:a. can •llJ from Uae tlmH planH eel= tauet.d dori OI' ... ...... -oftleial = ~.,,.. .................. ~ iboal .... ...... .... IDal1dal .,.. I the type flown at John Wayne Airport. Since John WaJD• Ainlort'• 111aln runw~ la 1.100 feel lon1, no two Jet1 are ~on lt at any ODI Umt. Meardtn, to the .......... l&atltda, Iler• wen Ill Jet z;'llkm at tbe airpcl'\ .-.. bltw•n 7 a.m. 11111 Jl:a p.m . ~lal jet tr.tie - C ... ~t>aT,P ... AI) • Orange CoMt DAILY PILOT/Sunday, February 22. 1981 \ r------..... • • • What is your /avorit~ ca r . and why? ,• Pierre ~I r I.a, ... •-· arelll&ee••ral ud la· k-rlor dHl.-.r. · • t 'ue drfun almi>ll ..,.,.., car: lcnoMm to mcut cwt I 'think tlw rriftwn car u Ifie INS M"'tang converti"". It turned Madi aJl acroH Europe when J first got at . and it haan 'f stopped yet." Job See••• Newport lleacla, rver a.we. "The /our-wheel drive L UV truck. I'm U3ed to the back country. We jrut tear ·em up -they're great." Jolla Colombero Newport Beach, real estate broker. '' / like thi? Dino Ferrari, even though I don't drive fancy car1. I drive a Datsun and wouldn't change for a mill ion buck3 .'' Joe Colombero •Santa Cru.z, student, SOD of Jobn Colom- bero. ''I always loved tM old MGTC. I think '49 WQI tM good one." David Zimmerman . Newport Beach, salesman. .. A '74 Porsche 914. It's fast. not too expensive and I like convertibles." Milt Cohen Nt>wport Beach, salesm~. "The Chevy Biscayne. It doesn't have any chrome or anything, but it got me /rom C}!icago to California with bald tires. I liked it." Tim Breidor Costa Mesa, salesman. "The 1968 Mustang. It's got classic styltng, a hot engine and it's a hot car In the '70s . the power went down." Kevln Westbrooke Costa Mesa, landscape adviser. "There's nothing like the 1961 VW bus. It does everything -comping, landscaping work, good mileage. It's good karma." :vehicle's 500.foot plunge injures 3 A Riverside man who craw&ed 100 ft!et up a rugged ravine and l w o o t· h e r p e.o p 1 e a re hospitalized today after their off-road vehicle plllnged down a 500-foot embankment alon1 Blackstar Canyon Road Friday :-1ight. Mark Gordon, 20, reached a phone at 9:07 a.m. Saturday morning, nearly 11 hours after the ofr-road vehicle veered off the dark, winding road near the county line In SUverado Canyon. and rescue helicopter responded to the crash scene. l\escue workers had Lo climb down-the steep embankment with ropes to reach Tim Moore, 27, of Norco who was trapped in rhe vehicle. He was flown via helicopter at 12:30 p.m. to Loma Linda University Hospital, where h.ta condition is Hated as critical Orange and Riverside county fire officials gol lo the accident ' site at 10:30 a.m. Three en1ines, a resc• squad, p~amedics, a ' bulldozer and a Marine search His wife, Gail Moore, 21, waa thrown free ol the car about IOO feet clown tbe embankment where rescue workers found b•. Sbe wu taken to Corona Com. munfty Hospital in satisfactory condition and Gordoa wu ~ ported in stable condition there. Thomas P. Haley Pubto,Mr Robert N. Weed PrttlcMnt M. Thomas Keevll Edllor Thomas A. Murphlne Me.,.01.,. Editor Carol A. Moore 5-ey EdllOfl TELEPHONE All depetftMnta: ('114) 142..Q21 CIHelfted Mwett1•1: 142·1171 OFFICES Cott• Mfte: m-.. ... Strftt .......... llMdl: 10t1 .... C..tt Hllflwo H-..iwi llNctl: 1mt &M<ll llovloerd Nature helpe~· Sun stars in Laguna parade ... Brl1ht blue s kies, tem-ceremony followin1 the par.de peraturet hovering around 78, at the Irvine Bowl In the and JUll a alight breeze added op Festival of Arts 1roundl . to perfect spectator weather for Division winners, and their La1una Beaeh's 15th annual cate1ortes included: Patriot'• Day Parade. Senior Drill Team: Mayfair Crowds estimated at more High School, Lakewood. than 10,000 lined downtown Junior Hilb Drill Team: Oak streets. and the uniform of tbe Avenue drill team, Temple City. day was Shorts, halter tops. sun-Military Marc hing UnH : glasses and hats . Pasadena ROTC, Pasadena. -And smiles, as more than 80 Drum Corps : M arantha entries ranging from tiny tap Christian Academy. Santa Ana. dancers to a group of unicycllats · Junior High School Band: Oak m a r ched, rode, danced and Avenue Band. Temple City. wavedtheirwayalongthelwo-High School "8 " Band: hour parade route. Mayfair High School, Lakewood. Marion Knott was the grand High School "A " Ba nd: marshal. Her fathe r , Walter Rancho Alamitos High School, Knott, had that honorary posi-Garden Grove lion for the first par ade in 1966. Color Guard: Orange County Laguna Beach dignitaries. in-Sherill's Explorer Post 449, San- cluding the City Council and ta Ana. Cit izen of the Year Harr)! Junior majorettes: Maranatha Lawrence rode in shiny cars, in-Christian Academy, Santa Ana. terspersed with the marching Orum Majors: Monrovia High bands and equestrian entries. School, Monrovia. Parade winners received pla-Sweeps l a k es Winner : q u es durin g an awa rd s Monrovia fflgh School. Fugitive slwoting witnesses· sOught By STEVE MITCHELL Of Ille Dellf ~let Slaff ' A Baldwin Park man remains in stabt'e condition at UCI Medical Center today after be was shot twice in the upper back and shQulder by Laguna Beach motor otficers. Christophe r Douglas Huff, 18-year-oJd jail trusty who was serving a year term for burglary was wounded during a pursuit through Laguna Beach shortly before 5 p.m. Frida).>. Police said Huff, who was workine at the Costa Mesa police department. stole an of. ficer 's car he was washing at a bout 4:30 p.m . ·and headed south. Laguna Beach motor offi cers Don Coleman and Mark Miller monitored a radio call describ· in g the s t ole n vehicle and headed to the north cily limits to intercept the fugitive. Police said Miller attempted to stop the vehicle at Clirr Drive and Coast Highway, but the SUS· peel allegedly s tepped on the gas and attempted to hit the of- ficer. who was on foot. M ilJer fired off several rounds a s the c ar rounded Coast fflghway, and Huff pur,portedly brought the sparts car to a st.op in the parking lot at the Inn at Laguna. OUicer Coleman arrived on t he scene. leaped from· Ills motorcycle. and repartedly fired several more shots at the SUS· peel, who was fleeing on foot through an adjacent r;>arking lot. Huff, bleeding from , several wounds. was apprehended on a stairway leading to Main Beach Park. , Laguna Beach Police Lt. Terry Temple said Saturday the department is attempting to de· termine how many shots were fired by each omcer. and piece the Incident together. The district attorney's office also ts conducting its own in- vestigation of the incident -a r outine procedure whenever police officers are involved in a shooting. Police are asklng for any wit- n es 1 es. p a rtic ul arly two motoriats who were stopped on Cliff Drive by Officer Miller just moments before the shoot- ing, to call the department at 494-0753. . . . .. . . . PARAD,E CLoWN LARRY HUMPHREY DELIGHTS VISITOR .MelH• 0.ly from lluffelo, N.Y. 8'v•n a "°"-9' ,,. - Cops haf fled by $20,000 found in car TWO-YEAR-OLD SPECTATOR EXCITED S.rahe Cemp hotdlft9 dmd Jeck'• heir SKATER IN QIRL SCOUT CONTINGENT Ml..,. VenganeH, 10, of Coron• del Mar BaffJed Irvine police today are still trying lo determine the origin ol $20,000 found Thursday in a San Pedro man's car after a 90 mph chase tha t e nded at Cook's Comer. Laureano Sanchez, 29, wa5 re- leased from custody Saturday after being arrested on suspicion of armed robbery, reckless driv- ing and attempting to evade ar· r~st. Initially Sanchez was stopped for allegedly driving on the wrong side of the road. When asked for his license, be sped away from Lake Forest Drive lo El Toro Road, police s~id. Durln1 the chase by Irvine police and Orange County Sherifrs deputies several items including 1'bal appeared to be a gun were fiung out the window, police said. Inside lhe small sports coupe po flee fowid t blue Crown Royal • bourbon bag stuffed with $20,000 in ca1b. So far, police have not linked Sanches to any robberies. Irvine police atilt have possession of the cash and the car. Bomb hurts 8 , M UNlCH, West Germasw. (AP) -A .powerful bomb n· ploded S.turday at th lllmiela b .. clqamten of U.S. -. na.e.d Radio l'NI Europe ... Radio LIMrtJ~ W011adtn1 eltbt aDd cau1ia1 ext~•l!• dama1e, autborlUel ~.~o Iii • • • • • lightweight • War:m I • Water Repellent ~ Great for .al types of siding. • large selection iust ~vedl 2500 W. Coast Hwy. ·Newport Beach (714) 831-3280 Ro~~ers p _la11 gia11f f 011 r The British rock group Queen will begin "the largest tour South America has ever seen" th ts month. lugging a long so me 75 to n s of equipment including a roof to cover the world's largest soccer stadium. produ cers say. Nancy Ambrosio, Queen's press agent in New York, said the gro up's tour of Argentina and Brazil "will probably amount to several hundreds of thous ands of dollars" in tra nsportation costs. The equipment will be m o ved ba ck and forth between Arge ntina and Brazil in a nine-t railer convoy. In total , pro duc ers estimated . som e 300,000 people will see Queen perform in soccer stadiums in the three-week lour begin· ning Tuesday. l 1 . Do a~· Sut erland an Blanche Ba er reh arse see e from ''Ldlita," a new play by Edtpard Alb~ It opens March 4 o.t , Brooks At kinson Theatre in New York. Jacques Cousteau has rejected overtures to run as environmentalist candidate in coming French elections. "I can be of nwre use in my present position ." answered the underwater explorer. F.-..P,..,AI f'raaell Ceppela'1 Zoetrope Studk», Uvln1 on 1 w••k·to-week baal1 in a financial criai1 caused by IOH Of financlDI OD "One From the Heart," received 1 11r1e aDOll)'moua Jilt "to tide • . ua over for the week," 1 studio spokeswoman 1ald. ·'The donor wishes to remalJt anonymou1," said JHel)'ll Zare&lly, wbo said the amount was "in the hundreds of lbouaanda." This Is the SffOnd windfall In a s many weeks for Coppola, the director of "Apocalypse Now" and "The Godfather" fiJms, who baa pled1ed $1 million of bis personal boidin1s. includin1 bis San Francisco real estate, aa coUateral for bank loans to keep bis fledgling studio operation afloat. Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan .. was operated o n f o r a s u s p ec ted kidney stone a t Walter Re ed Army M e dical Ce nt e r in Washington. Biii Kata, Dole's press secr e tary , quoted doctors as saying that Do le's vital s igns were normal and that the senator was otherwise in excellent h~alth. Dole has only one kidney a s a r esult of a wound suffered in Italy in World War II. Kats said it was not clear bow long Dole might be away from Senate duties. Sec retary of State Alexander M . H1i1 Jr., actress Olivia DeHavlllaad and orchestra leader Fred Waring are among hundreds o f individual s and organizations to be honored today in Valley Forge, Pa. by the Freedoms Foundation for promoting the American way of life. Haig was cited for an "illustrious miHtary career in peace and war and for his tireless efforts on behalf of his country.'' Since he wilJ not be pre s ent, a spokeswoman said. he would probably be given the American Patriots Medal at a ceremony la.ter at the White House. Japanese Prime Miniate.r Zeako S11s11kl will visit Washington at President Reagan's request May 7 and 8 . the White House announced. · Orange Coast DAILY 'PILOT/8Undmy, Febru.y 22, 1181 Al Social Secttli~y 'safe' But volumary system at,tract,s Reagan SANTA BARBARA (AP> - President Reaaan • • wonden if there ia a pouibillly" participa- tion In Social Security could be made volunlafy for some American.a, but &u no plans to try to change the aystem, a While House spokesman said Saturday. The spokesman also said Rea1an supporta federal action to tilhten the 1rowth of money and credit in 1981 even tbougb that could keep interest rates at what be once said were absurd levels. Questions about Reagan's Social Security stand, which have dogged bim over the years, LA fire kills 4 children EAST LOS ANGELES -(AP) Four children were killed in an· early morning rire at their ho me Saturday · while their parents were out for breakfast with friends, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's office reported. Authorities also said the body of a man was found after another predawn fire at an abandoned hotel in downtown Los Angeles. The bodies of I-year-old Ira Fe rnandez and his 2-year-old sister Janine ·were found at the rear of the East Los Angeles home after the blaze broke out about 4 a .m . Eleven-year-old Denise Fernandez and her 13· ye ar-old brother Salvaaor were pronounced dead after they were taken to County USC Hospital. Sheriff's Deputy Ralph Martin said investigators reported the parents said they had left the home in an unincorporated area of the county to go out to breakfut with friends -and awakened 13-year-old Salvador to have him watch the other children. Tbe ·identities of the parents were not immediately available. .. It appeared the fire broke out in the front of the house where the olde.r youngsters had been aleeplng," said County Fire Department spokesman Dick Friend. were raised anew when be was quoted by tbe Philadelphia Balletln Friday as bavin1 said, "J've been wonderin1 if you couldn't reform the system in such a way that, if you could prove you are providing for your own retirement, you could waive participatin1 in Social Security." White House Deputy Press Secretary Larry Speakes said be could not c o nfirm the newspaper's story and added, "The president remains fully committed to the integrity of the .Social Security system." Pressed on whether Reagan would like to make the sys tem voluntary, Speakes replied, "He wonders il there is a possibility. But there are no plans, no dis- cussions, no tas k forces in the making." Speakes said the idea of mak- ing the program voluntary, such as for persons with existing re· tirement programs, "has always been a thought" with Reagan. In the 1980 campaign, then· President Carter suggested Reagan wanted to make the pro- YACHTSMAN DIES Alc:Mrd Winckler Services set Monday for yacht hrok~r Me m o ria l se rvi ces for Richard H. Winckler. widely known Newport Beach shipyard owner and yacht broker , will be held Monday at 2 p. m. at the Paclfic View Chapel. 1ram voluntary, but the formttJ' California 1overnor denied tb•t was bis intention. t Speakes also was queationtfi about a report that the Fede-:tt Reserve system will soon ari- nounce a significant U1htenlnjr in the growth of money anfl credit. ) White saying be bad no way~ confirm what the independeQt agency will do, Speake.a sai•. ·•We certainly agree tb~t tightenin1 of the money suppty is an essential part of the pre4· dent's program" for econom~ recovery: ~ The Fed reportedly plans ~ try to reduce monetary grow!JI by an additionaJ 0.5 percent i' 1981 , at a minimum, and th try lo impose an even light money policy if possible, the L<ll Angeles Times said. : A tightening of the money growth would put the Fed i)l ·'the same di.reclion, operatinJ in harness" with Re11an's antt· inflation package, Speakes saidr Asked ii the action would keeb interest rates bigb, at levels that Reagan has said were absurd, Speakes added, "It will." He added, however, that once the president's program moves through Congress it will have fl psychological impact on infla- tiona ry pressures and "we wiJI see a reduction in inte rest rates." Captives taken by50? MADRID CAP) -Authoriti~ s aid Saturday as many as !'4) Basque terrorists may have been involved in the kidnappings of the honorary consuls of El Salvador, Uruguay and Austria. The fate of the \hree Spani.ldl ciUiens f>eing held hostage in cit· mand for the release of 300 B8f· que prisoners, was u.nknown. 1 Plots to also kidnap the"' honorary consuls of West Germany and Portugal in the series or attacks Jate Thursdat and early Friday were wuuo- cessfuJ, police reported. ~ PROBE EXAMINES AIR CAL JET'S ENGINES . • • Mr. Winckler . 74 , who died Fn1lay. was the owner of Dick's Dock at 2735 W. Coast Highway from 1941 unt-il he closed the business and leased the property to the owners of the Rusty Pelican Restaurant in 1971. Me. mbers .or ParHamen\, which is trying to form a net.- government, caJled the abdud- tions "a criminal action agai~ the prime right of human he· ings." a borescope a sophis ticated instrument capable of viewing inte rnal compone nts of the engines -to find possible prob- lems that could account for a malfunction, McCarthy said at a media briefing Saturday night. The chief Investigator said, however. that prelimina ry ex- amination of the engi nes re· vealed that the engine in ques- tion showed rar less "rotational damage .. than the aircraft's left engine. The difference in damage could reflect the fart that the right engine was not operating a t the same speed as the left or that it suffered less damage when the 85,000-pound aircraft smashed into the runway. Both engines wer e sheared from the plane. The rig ht engine remained in one piece: the left engine. over whi ch the plane s kidded, broke into three pieces, McCarthy said. McCarthy said 15 mem bers of the investigating learn were dis- charged Saturday and have re· turned home . Another 33 in- vestigators likely will remain in Orange County until Tuesday. McCarthy said tapes kept in the airport's air traffic control tower of conversations between t he controller and the aircraft ,;tre still being analyzed. No in· lormation on the content of those recordings was provided. Ue noted that analysis of tapes kept in the jet's cockpit may not f'ro• POflf9 A I AIRPORT. • adhere lo a 10 p. m. curfew. Private jets meeting certain noise standards are permitted to land. Were the 109 operations evenly spaced. a jet would either arrive or depa11 every eight minutes. For the busy 21 ·minute period around 5:30 p.m .. the average was reduced to less than four minutes. That average was not too far different than in the first 43 minutes of the day when 10 aircraft, eight commercial jets, one commuter plane and one pri vate jet departed or arrived on the main r unway. be res ume d until midweek because a sound lab at NTSB he adquarters in Washington D.C. is being remodeled. Information logged on the aircraft's flight data recorder will be forwarded lo in - v e s tigators Monda y from Washington, he said. The senior investigator said a walking tour or the a irport's main runway -conducted at 6 a .m. Saturday -proved valua- ble in that au investigators now "have an excellent idea of the path the aircraft took once it hit tbe ground." Skid marks indicate the aircraft's right and left landing gear were either full y or partial· ly down, on impact. But the gears were in the retracted posi- tion when the plane came to rest, he said. Under persistent questioning about reports three jet airliners were very near the runway at the time of the crash, McCarthy said, "This group that we have doesn't deal with placing blame. We are a fact-findin1 body. "We deal with facts, condi- ........... ., ......... ._ It' la't Jm& "° .. ' wbo ruala fOI' cold water at tbe first 1laht of a_D ft·d•1r•• thermometer readln1. Tb•• American coota, a1lo kno.m u mud bem, ·made a lue aUI~ Beaeb'• Carr Park. Tbe approaeb ol a pboto1tapher provkled the fowl addltioaaJ J.ncenUve to be8d for the • beeline (fJl. ltlouJd it be bUd llae?) for I },.-h waten..{ !; lions and circumstances ... Meanwhile a spokesman for the Airline Pilots Association s aid Saturday in San Jose that the NTSB is blocking his group's probe of the crash, which in· jured 34 people. The board won't allow the probe because the association does not represent the pilots in- volved in the mishap at John Wayne Airport. pilot Richard Deeds said. He called the board's stance "ridicuJous," adding his group has the money and the expertise to conduct a detailed probe. It was the pilots' group lbat turned up the possibility a third plane was involved in the Sep- tember 1978 crash of a PSA jetliner in San Diego, he said. During the years he operated Dick's Dock he hauled 19.000 boats for rep a ir a nd main- tenance. Mr. Winckle r was born in Hammond. Ind .. in 1906 and came to Orange County in 1924. He attended Pomona College with the class of 1929. After col- lege he spent about 10 years in r anching, r aising_ citrus and avocados in the Santa Ana · Tustin area. He is survived by his widow. Elizabeth. and two sons Richard T .. of Los Gatos. and Da vid C .. of Sacramento. r Since his retirement from the marine business he has pursued lawn bowling and his hobby of collecting old photos of life in Newport Beach. The fa mily r equests that memorial contributions be made to a favorite charity or the Newport Harbor Art Museum. The Basque s eparatist or - ganiza tio n ETA a sserte CI r esponsibility for the kidnap- pings in telephone calls hourg be fo r e premie r -d esignat• Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo failed b}' seven voles Friday to be con· firmed as replacement to re- signed Premier Adolfo Suarez. He seemed assured of cod· rirmation in a second vote Mon- day, however. and presumably would face the latest Basque ter· ror ist strike as his firs t crisis. Suarez resigned three weeks ago amid criticism of his failure t.o curb Basque terroris m and re- s ol ve Spain's eco n o m ic problems . As honorary consuls, the vit'· lims do not have dipl omatic status and usually deal in trade relations. 7 FURlllURE STORES -R DIE ROOF! CARPETS • DRAPES • TaV STEREO • . AMTl(i)UES • DESKS BEDROOMS ·~ LIVING ROOMS ' Dl~ING ,ROOMS . ._. __ .._... __ ._,_. ~-_. . ........ __ ~.-....... er-. Coal DAIL y PILOT /Sunday I February 22, 1881 r ... ~. SUCCUIFUL Ten i'IRE THROWS UP SMOKE CLOUD Wellrout IMY poatpone 1rou111ec1 protect •18tn 1 Strike mars shuttle ; test fire celebration CAPE CAN A VER AL. Fla. port workers. The walkout in· <AP) -As machinists union ilially jeopard.bed some post· members walked the picket line firing operations, such as purg- at Kennedy Space Center on ing Columbia's fuel tanks; but Saturday, scientists went over management personnel were data from a test-firing of the able to fill in, officials said. s pace shuttle Columbia's main engines and reported "a very ··They're mostly support clean test." personnel and. they provide Some 800 Boeing Services In· services like putting up scaffolds ternational e mplorees walked to fix up the insulation on the off the job Friday in a contract fuel tanks, and other institu· dispute over pay. The walkout tional electrical work, metal followed the 20 -second s u<'-work and carpentry work ... cessful test firing of the shuttle's Harris said. ''It's possible the main en~ines. s trike mi g ht d e l ay " th e Scientists said the test. which scheduled launch of Columbia. spewed names a nd steam ovSr Space Ce nte r Direc tor the launch area. ~id little Richard Smith also said a pro- damage to the shuttle .• -longed strike could delay the launch. l>ut added Boeing has a "T ff E Y •VE D 0 NE the strike plan that includes bring- damage assessments and found ing in outside management very little," said space center personnel to do key jobs . spokesman Hugh Ha rris. "It was a very clean test ... we "IT WILL BE several days didn't see any damage to any of before we see just how effective the tile on the vehicle. But there that plan is." he S{lid. was some gap filler that came loose and we still have to evaluate that. ~ut other than some scorched paint. it looks re· allly good." Harris s aid the National Aeronautics a nd Space Ad- ministration still was shooting for an April 7 launch of the space shuttle . but noted a new schedule would be released soon. ·•w e see no reason why we couldn't make it by then, but there still are a few unknowns. I don't know whether there will have to be some changes or re· pairs made. We have a few that are slated to take a couple of weeks. and that could ·stretch the launch dale out," he said. Harm said Boeing bas pro- mised to send in pel'SQIUlel to substitute for the striking sup- Tass says attache caught having sex MOSCOW (AP) -A U.S. military attacbe who left the Soviet Union abruptly last month had been caught several days earlier "having sexual in- tercourse" with a woman in a hotel room, the official Soviet news agency Tass said. It identified the officer as "Major Rallbrook." The story clearly was 4l ref· erence to Maj . James R . Holbrook, 4.1, who bad been U · signed to the U.S. Embassy here. Demos face quandary Reagan plam doubted by oppoaition WASHINGTON <AP> -With the 1980 t!lectlon returna fresh ln their mindl1 Democratic politi· ciam are tryin1 to avoid beinl labeled obltruc· tkJnlat while buildlnl a record of opposition to ma· jor portionl of Preslaent Reaaan's economic pla.n. to cut income·tas: rates 10 percent a year over three yean. "I hope we can help him reform his tax plan " said Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-F1a. ' "~e wtltalter the tax packgage so it won't be lnflat1onary, said Rep. Jim Wright, D·Tex. the PublklJ ud printely, Democrats are aaylna UMy e:apeet major portioal al Reaaan'a tu· uCl bud1et-ftttlal propoeall to be approved, because the American people want some acUon taken on the economy. House majority leader. ' aBLES, WRIGHT and Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo.,~presented the Democratic response. . ''The key is w~ether >'ou go alone with a tax cut and test a theory which hasn't t>een tested," said a congressional source involved in planning the strategy of the Democratic leadership. . ''Tbe mandate in the country ia that 1rowtb of --------- aovernment be examined ... • .... ·y51s and c&Utailed, .. said John •n.J ....... C. Wblle, chairman of--------- the Democratic Party. At the same time, "We can't be viewed as ob- structionist; we can't be viewed as delaying the process," said the source, who asked not to be 1denUfied. AT TIU SAJIE lime, many Democrats, in· cludinl White, are convinced that Reagan's ap· proach ultimately will fall, that the tu cull be wants will prove inflationary and that the burden of tbe budget cuts wilJ fall disproportionately on the poor. . White, who is leaving his party post this week. said Reagan bas made the same mistake Jimmy Carter made early in his administration: He is asking Congress for too much at once. AS A RESULT, said White, Reagan will face a broad coalition opposing his budget cuts. House S~aker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. has pledged to give the new Republican president a six-m o nth p o litical honeymoon. But the Massachusetts Democrat also was quick to label the president's economic package unfair. In a televised response_ Friday night to Reagan's economic address, con1re11iooal Democrat& concentrated their fire on the proposal Stoekman vs. DOE? Nuke spending clash told WASHINGTON (AP) -A deep split has developed in the Reagan administration over government spendln1 levels for nuclear power, sources say. Energy Secretary James B. Edwards is waging an intense campaign to increase spending, while Budget Director David Stockman la recommendin1 cuts in all nuclear programs except the Clinch River, Tenn., breeder reactor. Edwards areues that renewed .covernment efforts are critical be c ause America has no choice but to rely on nuclear energy over the next 30 to 40 years. "WE HAVE got to get nuclear on the move again," the former South Carolina governor has said. " In his one month in office, Edwards has proposed in- creased spending on the breeder reactor, for government purchase or a nuclear reprocess- ing plant in Barnwell, S.C., and for a speed-up in efforts to find a pe.rmanent burial site for radioactive wastes. But his 'enthusiasm is falling on deaf ears at the Office of Management and Budget, con· gressional sources say. These sources, who all asked not to identified, said Stockman is recommending cuts in all nuclear programs except the breeder. which theoretically could nrake more fuel than if would consume. cent under his proposals. Sources said budget recom- mendations on nuclear energy were not announced with the other Reagan budget cuts this week became the battle over nuclear spending levels is stiU beid'g fought within the ad· ministration. EDWODS' aides refused to confirm a report in the St. Louis Post-Diapatcb that the energy secretary bas written a peraooal appeal to Reagan, asking him to honor bis campaign commit- ment to nuclear power by over- ruling the abarp euta belDI recommendecfby Stockman. "Any eommualcalloll ww ... the secretary and the pneldlnt is private and solely intended I« the preP11et, and the aeentary will have abeolutely DO com· ment," said Robert G. Wm .... Llmiq, dlW Snert1 0tiput. meot apokeamaa, contended there la a "atron1 spirit of cooperation" between Edwards and Stockman. He said lbe two men are "wortdq closely to re- duce the overall DOE budget in accordance wit.h the president's wishes." Paraplegic nabbed in hank robbery MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) -A paraplegic was in police custody Saturday in connection with a bank robbery that he reportedly didn't believe would succeed. "I didn't expect to get away," James E. Blair, 32, reportedly told the officers. sobbing. ·'The money's on the chair." Witnases said Blair rolled bis wheelchair into the Bank of America here Friday evening. waited in line, then told a teller to hand over $900. police said .• He-reportedly told the teller he had a gun, they said. ·•All I heard him s a y was 'Hurry up!," said customer George Stuart, who was next in line. "Nobody knew what was going on, so we kind of felt sorry for him. Somebody held the door open for him, and he wheeled out." The teller bit a silent alarm and the police caught Bl~ir less than 50 yards from the bank. Police said a crumpled paper bag filled with bundles of cuh was tucked beneath the wheelchair's foam cushions. Blair-:tield in Santa Clara County Jail on a $10,000 bond, re- portedly asked for a public de- fender. 3Mile claims approved HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP> -A federal Judie baa 1tven en· liminary approval to a tentative SZ5 million settlement in a clua action suit broucbt by ~e who llved and worked witbln 25 miles of the Three Mlle Island nuclear plant. The Harrisbur1 Patriot on Saturday reported settlement of the ault, wbicb had combined atl economic claims arilinl from the accident -the worst in the history of U.S. commercial nuclear power. Tboee who will collect money under the settlement approved Friday include people who lived, worked or operated businesses near the plant on or after the March 28, 1979, accident. THE SETl'LEMENT would be funded by two insurance pools: American Nuclear Insurers and Mutual Atomic Energy Liability Underwriters, which cover cer· lain damages from nuclear acci· dents under the fede('.al Price- Anderson Act. Under terms of the agree- ment, $20 million would go for economic lou claims. · The other $5 million would be used to establish a public health fund for studies of the accident consequences, improved radia· lion monitoring, public educa· lion, emergency planning and general research on low level radiation. U.S. Middle District Judge Sylvia Rambo said her tentative approval means she believes the settlement la "reasonable and appropriate." THE JUDGE, who excluded personal injury claims from the consolidated suit, said the agree- ment "ha.a no effect on the rights of individuals to make claims for physical or mental injuries believed to have been suffered as a result of the TMI accident." She also said it does not in· elude claims made by counties, municipalities or the state. Santa Fe probe8 tr~in blaze DALL1\S__lAP>., -Santa Fe Railway officiilSSaturday were seeking clues to the cause of a de railment a nd a fire that engulfed part of a 60-car freight' train, as it headed over the , Trinity River near downtown Dallas. Three cars pitched 50 feet to the river bottom Friday when the trestle collapsed under the flaming train, but no explosions occurred and no one was injured officials said. STOCKMAN'S proposals would put nuclear spending in 1982 below the level recom- mended by former President Jimmy Carter, who Edwards has said is responsible for this country 's loss of wo'Zr lead e r s hip i n nuclea technology. For 24-hcu South Shore ,_ 111ruzd1 • cal 800-822-5922. Stockman has refused to · cuss what recommendations he has made to President Reagan on the government '1 nuclear power budget. Other parts of tbe Energy Department bud1et, such u conservation and solar development, would be cut between 30 percent and SO per; Golden West Airlines And that's only the now flies direct to Lake begirviing. Tahoe out of Los Angeles, · Golden West to , Orange County and Tahoe is a brand new San Diego. style of flying. With a level In the most advanced of luxury that is in keeping aircraft of its type in the with where you're going. sky -the big new quiet Talk about style. Winds to taper. off and comfortable Dash 7 _turboprops. Floods threat,en Ohio River Valley , •• ,s......, FORECAST If.& ........ ~ . 72 lS 7• ,. "a 71 • ~. Sl It SI 47 42 2• Sl .. 70 42 S7 .. FLY TO LAKE .TAHOE IN REAL ESTYl!V , t l Maier aeonderland ...., .............. Jenny Amos, 3, or Costa Mesa, finds this .. array of wooden toys exciting; but she might find it a bit of a puzzle to pick just one to take borne. The display is part of the 15th annual Laguna Beach Winter Festival at the Festival of Arts grounds, 650 Laguna Canyon Road. The fesiivaJ closes this even- ing. Admission to see exhibit& by artists and dancers is $1 for adults, children under 12, free. Medics save tiny dog's life /. LUTZ, Fla. (AP ) -An emergency rescue squad and a pair or veterinarians t.e.amed up Saturday in' a rare life-and· death drama to save a tiny brown and black dog that sur· vived a plane crash that killed feet up when the pilot, strug-vivors spotted the 10-pound dog gling to gain altitude after beneath the wing near the takeoff. a pparently decided to fuselage, its body soaked with land. The wing dipped, hit \,he fuel. g r o u n d a n d t h e P I a n e As firemen hosed down the cartwheeled to a stop about 300 wreckage to prevent an ex· · wners. · feet from the edge or the rural plosion, Linedecker and his airstripnorthofTampa. partner removed the mutt, ad· co. a 2-year·old Chihuahua s, was thrown clear of a four-seater airplane in ·a crash that claimed the lives of its owners at North Tampa Airport. "We just couldn't let that little dog die,'' one rescuer said. ·'The man and the woman were killed instantly," said a spokesman for the Pasco County Sheriff's office, who withheld the victim's names until relatives could be notified. Witnesses said the Cessna C-177 Car'.!!~:!l was about 200 A county Emergency Medical Service team searching for sur· --Tropic~I fish• Fresh• M~rine Aqu~rium Supplies Special Feb. 11, 1911 • Feb. 25, 1111 Bunoc:epMlue cor•~• 1.ff I am a bottom dwelling catfish, nocturn.I In my habits, often burying myself In the gravel, a good move on my part as I am absolutely the ugliest creature you have ever seen but I am a true scavanger, Ingesting everything, whether or not It Is digestible. See me at Aquatic Tropocals & marvel at my Inelegance. I am on sale under the name "Banjo Cat" for only 1.99. 1510 W.-B•ker • Costa Meee -CID 549-1391 • Corner Herbor & Baker iiiiii l CALL MITZI WELLS ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN UP TO $500,000 Newpor~,~!J~Yo!.~~1;.;!nc • : c114)760~o I IJ ministered oxygen and suc· tioned its airways so the dog wouldn't choke on its own blood. They found a Lutz Animal Hospital tag on the pet's collar and called the facility, where Dr. Mary Leisner told them to bring the dog in immediately. .. • LOS ANGELES (AP> Although wholesale gasoline pricet have increased since oil controls were lifted in late January, the rate of increase has begun to level off because of a slut of easoline that has left refiners with "considerably more gasoline than the public is conaumingl" according to the latest Lundoerg Letter. 1'be letter, which provides a weekly analysis of the oil market, said the oversupply of gasoline apparently hp tem- pered price rises brou~ht on by deregulation and by pnce-hikes from the Organization of Petroleum Exportin_s Cot.1,ntries. "Wholesale gasoline price in· creases have begun to level off," the letter said. "Predictably, Planners eye condo plans McLain Development Co. of Newport Beach will go back to the Costa Mesa Plannine Com· mission Monday with a new plan for construction of residential condominiums in north Costa Mesa . ..._ . McLain's original plan for 250 condominium units on 11 acres or land owned by Nellie Ruth Segerstrom was turned down by the City Council in December. The council ordered more parking than the 4So spaces pro· vided in the proposed walled community at Fairview Road and South Coast Drive. McLain now is planning 491 spaces by reducing the number of bachelor, single-bedroom and two-bedroom units to 244 and re· aligning the project's streets. ~ City ordipances call for 610 parking spots, but the counc~I in· dicated it would waive some parking requ.irements to lower condominium prices. / this slowdown is occurring or will occur at r-etail also." Since Jan. 23, the largest average wholesale price in· crease among major brands wu in Philadelphia. with an 8.15 cent averaee jump, the letter I said. The highest non-major . brand increase occurred in l..oe Angeles, with an 8.49 cent in· crease. However, Loe Anlelea showed the lowest increase in major brands, with a 8.89-cent rise. Ship services held for Mr~ Loveland Shipboard memorial services featuring a New Orleans jazz clarinetist playing "Just a Closer Walk with Thee" have been held for Orange Coast at· torney Richard W. Loveland, of San Juan Captstrano, who died t wo weeks ago. The retired Orange County Juvenile Court commissioner died Feb. 8 in South Coast Com· munity Medical Center of com· plications following surgery for cancer, his wife Marilyn s.aid. He was 71. The family suggests contribu· lions to the American Cancer Society or South Coast Com· munity Medical Center. The former Los Angeles Coun· ty deputy district attorney was a lifelong Dixieland jazz devotee, his wife said. During his 30-year Orange Coast residence, which began on Newport Beach's Lido Isle, Mr. Loveland founded the Irvine Coast Racquet Club, which was acquired by t he Balboa Bay Club later. Mr. Loveland also belonged to the Irvine Coast Country Club and the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. A Michigan native, Mr. Love· land graduated Ph1 Beta Kappa from the University of Michigan and obtained his law degree rro1ni use. graduating with Order of the Coil honors. Besides his wife Marilyn, of 27071 Camino Caballero, Mr. Loveland is survived by his sons. Navy Cmdr. Richard S. Loveland, of Honolulu, and Dr. William A. Loveland, of San Francisco; and daughters Laura Smith, or Laguna Beach, Tena Findlay, of Chicago and six grandchildren. JURIST SUCCUMBS Richard W. Loveland 25% off I I I Famous name designer jeans at JCPenney. Sale s1a to 25.50 ..... 124 to $34. Be pert of the IOot< that's llways 111 style Designer jeans we in pleCe 'Mlereve< you are, whethef the aeene •S casual or dressy And now JCPenney mikes contemporaty taaht00 affordeble with 25% off famous IT\llktf designer jeans lor rtlen aod women 511p into the style thllt IUlt1I you best Better yet, buy a lew PM'I at ttiese low onces aod mutt.ply you saV1ng1 ., " . ' '· " .. ... 1' 'i • 1 · • l .. · . .. >. .. . .. . . ... • .. .. ·~ .... ,,..... .............. ,......,., .. ,.,. " .... Thom• P. Haley PUILIHft Thon\at t(Hvlllldltor 10•11v P •101 Editorial PmJ.e 2 !£ ; !!!~~~~~~ .. --~~ .. 11ii111 .................... ~ ............... i Protesters erred • • • m t1neng, target A band ol 1tuden&a p&clled the wroe1 Um• and •P· par .. uy UM wraa1 tar,.t ln demoutr1Ua1 a1a&ut Wydifte Bible TrMSl•ton ''"' of HuaUD1tae Beach. ~)' beat OD dr..U., 1Hellt6all to themNIY•, lh• ""'•wt.ral.On •...,_and to be mil1ukled and \lftin formed They 1ave t.M tmpreulCJn. "°wiUl.n&b or not, ol pt111 t.n1 into the bandl ol Co&omb u terrorltta who IN lhreateninl to kUJ'an American lantu•1• acbol1r 1U\U1t ed wiU. Wydilf e The ahaden&a erhottd .iuerriHa demanda that W \1Uft• bu l1nU wiUt the Central lnteUlaence AIHl')' •mt h.-• worked LO repr•• native people Ttwy plun&ed abe•d with two prote1t1._ wllh4'"' .. , templlftl to cMtact Wy<:JUfff' officlala to 1ef'9h•h' Ve .,,~, ot lbe controversy Wycttne repreHnlMUves ny th~ rh•rlt• W•fo 1~\~1,., nearly lO years aeao and have bMn r.,fut"4t lJ)' 1 ht! l 1 'i State ~partment and the Colombian MOvernmatnt Some of the student d•mon1tntor1 .. 1ct th".r wo• o •• s1cned lbe proJecl in 1itn lnde,,~nd•nt 1tudy ,,oui ,.., ht.s11 Ufied MS "Communily Or1uual&ln1 1•" al UC ll'Vhltt That contention wa1 dluvowed by th• 1•rut•-.1•f h• charp whO uid hfl didn't 11lvtl •J>,•rov.I •n~t WAtt 1•••4 aware of th~ prote1t untll •ftttr thtt fMN In any event. the d.,mon•tr•t.lun• W\'l'es IH thoott. u11 w1s~ and lrr~ponalbl" A man's ttfe l• In Jt'Op,mty ;uul th• 11hul11nl• •r• au volved in 14."rlOUI bualnoH Thoy 11houlct h•v11 lh• "'""' senae lo hold otr any n"w demonatraUon• untll th~~ ••" more pre,e~red on thtt 11ubJ1t<'l and altetr t hf' t•lti ur U1es hostqe trd~termaned. Too many missteps California Senator S.1-. Hayakawa wa11 ask~ tht other day how he fell about the likelihood or belnlf· OP· posed for re-election by fellow Republicans Barry Goldwater Jr. and Paul Mccloskey Jr. in the 1982 primary. The situation, Hayakawa commented, was causing him "no loss of sleep." Strange choice of words, particularly coming from a noted semantil'ist. HayaJcawa's. tendency to nod off at crudaJ meetin's already is legendary and it's not likelr. to help his pohtic."al popularity by calling attention to it 3ga in :"ot m a ny days later Hayakawa topped even that pt>rformance Calling a pre~s conference. he startled reporters and dismayed .his own s taff by declaring himself to be four- square behind the Reagan-line conservative position on tax cuts the n by ticking off a string of liberal programs he would support. ln the end. his statements left a trail of contradiction a nd confusion . In fact. Hayaka wa had to issue a state ment a few hours later conceding that he ha d bee n mistaken on a number of key points. Hayakawa ·s a likable man. a scholar of some re· nown and well thought of in m a ny circles for his handling of s(uctcnt unrest a s president on the Ca l State. San Fran· cisco n 1mpus a d t•t·ade ago But he a lso may well be the most ineffectual senator sent to Washington by the .atate in modem times. The senator's most recent exhibition was only one in a long series of missteps that have showed his naivete, lack of background information and propensity for shoot· ing from the lip. He seems to have accomplished all this between the occas ional light naps ,that interrupt ~is work· ing day. - At 74, Hayakawa says he's not through as a politi· c ian. ChronolLgic ally, that number doesn't bother us, but how Hayakawa behaves at 74 is another matter. Jt's certain the Democrats have every gun trained on Hayakawa's senatorial seat. If he chooses to run ag~in. and should by some chance win the nomination. the Democrats would be almost ~ertain of capturing t.,c .:>f· fice. If the Republicans are to preserve their slender hold on the ~nate by retaining one of California's two seats, they better start working now to persuade Hayakawa to quietly announce that he isn't running again. HayaJcawa's performance is painfully embarrassing lo his friends and a source of derisive lau1hter to his ed'emies. Who, ever thought we'd long for the likes of George Murphy in the U.S. Senate again? Chews to kick habit Any true cigarette addict who's tried lo kick the habit might view with interest Dow Chemical's attempt lo market nicotine gum. And why not? Painful withdrawal pangs could be eliminated during the conversion and -volla ! -no nox· iou.s smoke would off end the senses of those around the convert. The Sacramento Bee applauds Dow's efforts. U they keep at it, the Bee observes, they might come up with something called ''chewing tobacco.'' • • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on tt;11s page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714') 6'2·"321. Boyd I Call 'Mama'? By L. M. BOYD What's your stand on the husband who habitually re· fen to his wife as "Mama"? Shiny bright folk t~nd to How coulderate of Gov. Brown to 1erve on jurf duty. U only be eould lift u mueb eon· ....... to Ida Meted ..., Md.neat Uaat for , Uae people. Jaat onte tn a while, Guv. l!.L. t;rpo"'v "'"' <t>"'""'"" ••• "'D m•t!f'O 01 •••ct"''~ ·~a •o.. ~01 • f\fl'tP\t•t•IY r,.flftf trw' ••~w-, Of '"" ....... Oii, ~"° 'YOl/I' r' 114'••, • GtCIO"'• Gu~ 0"1'• Pot& I ~\ sneer at this bit of whimsy. They Uililk it's country. But some students of the mind claim it's not so crass as keen . You know what Si1mund Freud said: No marriage is secure untu the wife develops some maternal attitude toward the husband. The old boy who refers to his wife as Mama may know more about mal'1'iage than the shiny bri1ht folk after all .. Wben bull elephants fi,bt oae another, it'• usually or pMition in the hen!. When cow elephants fisht one another, it's usually over a ball. Wbo'a the beat football coach of all time? Wilen .. Tbe f'ootball Newa0 pat that query to more lban 50,000 knowl•dl••bl• ob· tenen, the foi'emoet nte- 1ettM" wu Alabula"I Beu Bryant. • ' .. Rowland Eva1W / Robert Novak Martial law next for Poland WA~UNO't'ON 1'h• M•111n 111dttHnl..-N1th•n'111 •h•tfil1 rolHd prh••• ~···' '"" II\• Cll'l•I• In t'ol•ml ••ow t'~•I•• cun ~vh•l ttH ft-Y~I h•" hit ah• ""'I .Ill a .. " .. ""•· too 11rttd1N11 ,,,.,1111 I•• lmt,e•.i.I hv Ou• oommuQl•I llOV•rt\tt)•nt •• "'" r\•10 IUiJi In r••·· .... , .. ., lh• "... wor ... r•, t • I m 11 I' • -111 I\ 1l 111 I U c1 e II I I """ .......... 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Althouah the lt••t•n t•• plan l a di•m-'rirtlly oppualle to Nl•on 1dmltll•lr1tlun poll<'y , old Nhlon t1t•onnmh' JIClllcy mak«trtl Arthur nurn•, 0t)(>r1e &hult1, Herbert Mleln •nd l'h•rle• Wilker w"r" brou11ht In to advlao lt••M•n on the fln•I •t•(&..a ll:v"" Whltft tlm.a•e 1ldt• w•r• a1u'11rl8"1CI lo 11•• Rh1ln , who h111 h *' fl n I"' h 11 1d y ho 11 t 11 e 1 o lloliMIOi 11 •Wllliillllll' vln1u, •t lhf' ltah Ill lll1el1 lluuu lu1ll'h•1in tur I ho 111th1hln Aft\1 11101"11 o\N kl'l'llo\ ""Trl • .:MlllP Pia11l •I-'•) •It lho N11v)' Juhn I, a h llHUI h" It bfl I 11 n Cl,.'"" 11p•'I di '6f V t '11•11i.1 Wo111l1cr lltif un 1temrtthlH•1ttn1 nut 11ot1 but two .iliaul W11f111 Wo.f II lti.lllc11h111b, the lar191t ahlpe of their ktnd In the world. The New Jeraey lon1 wn •l•ttd fOf' return lo ~Hn duty, but Lehman alao will put tM Iowa back in workln1 order. Apart from thtolr bl1 mUlwy wallop, both are ... n u valu•bJt1 political wt1aponf, Showln1 lhe fl•I from one oC the •e dreadnauahts in the Carlbbt>itn would send 11 powerful P<>llllnl musaae to ·Cub• and Nfrauau•. Duty In thl' C1rlbbf!an, Lhl' new focus ot Soviet lmperl•llitm. 111 believed llkoly for one of lh.-baattlt'shlPI' In thtl l<MIJCtlr run. the! NIV)' ho1u11i to ~aulp both Vt'!i!i .. l!i with lllf'tllum nntfe r ruliu.1 ml111lt111 rMll•bln of bomhudln11 thort 1111111t ll11tlonit from the nftt)' of I ht1 11., .. ,, ••••II Non-nurll'11r w11rht1tadll tarr 11nvl11loned a.uu:a ~NO TIU: IUGlrr 'l'h11 htaril tuu11ht vitolur)' h )' lh~ r1.ih1 In lltttllfiet t•on1erva11ve 11ohll1•ttl 1u1Uvh1t Uunialll UaVlnti ia11a1111111otl 1t1t heiad 11t Iha 1 m111c 11t t111 r..111111 11 I M 11111i..i e 111arn ' i ell'M I W IU ()t>bli lld c1 Hiii y ht1~·•ui1111 of fflla l'Vallllull tly Whllil ll1111i.a dilttf 11( 1tt1A f t J tUllil:> tlukar i11to&rvc111l11n wh11·h fJlo • 1111tern lh lui t , b "" 11 v r 11 1111=>I u11 laiw yt1r Wlfh 1111 I vy l.a.11111 uc h11d&1&ro11n'1 1 hi." lwtin d11i1rwih·d h)' 11ot .. ~rv1111v"11 h11t•aiu11r 11( h111 110111 ic•ul 1111 111 m 1111u1&11r 11 t u .. raald t"ord '11 uncl (itw ruc· "u•h'11 ~11mpaa l 1n11 •6'•111111 Ronald Re11&•n In 19'76 1.nd li.J llul Baker in the White tlouRt· ha11 gone oul of his way to promot e hard -n ost!d conservatives to key posts. The most important was Devine, who was opposed for the OPM slot -the old Civil Service Commission -by presidential counselor Edwin Meese Ill. Now, Baker has just about tied d o wn a D e partm e nt o f Education post de aling with private schools for a key figure or the New Right : the Rev Bob Bill i n g s. w ho m o bi liz ed b o rn -agai n Chr is t ian s for Reagan in the 1980 ca mpaign -Is mail business going elsewhere • • • Better to kill than to cut. The verb to cut is on every front page as the president and his principal knife man . David Stockman, announce new· pro· posals for budget cutting. But is it· enough to cut an agency's budget or should we kill the beast outright? Take the Postal Ser vice. Its ~ubsidy is to be cut which. it is pr e di c t e d , will result In the dropping of Saturday d e liver y . That le aves us with five days a week of bad service lnstead of six, which, though It may be a net gain in the effort to balance the budget, is less than a spar· kling triumph in public ad· ministration. In the case of the Postal Service, such blind hacking is particularly ill considered because there are laws which forbid private companies from going into the' mall delivery busin ess. So we end up abolishing Saturday delivery by the government while forbidding the private sector lo supply the service. That's great -we pay more, gel less ana have no chance of improvement If th• post office budget is merely cut, how long will it be Andy Rooney before it will Inch Its way back to previous high levels? A safe prediction is that within three or four years it will be receiving a s ubsidy or pre-cut levels with the only difference bein~ a ' 17 per- cent drop in service. --, SOME OF THE Reagan pe<>· pie are saying they intend to make i\ pay its own way. A com· mendable objective . However, as long as lhe post office belongs to the government, it and the people in it have no incentive even to develop the degree of ef- ficiency to break even. They know that, even though the Postal Service is supposed to be a corporation separate from the government, Uncle Sam really OWQS il and must bail it out every time lbe llWe boat fllla up with red ink. Jacking up the poetage rates won't help mate'tbe system pay, especially when there are service cutbacks at the same time. Each deregulation in service only causes more people to find more ways or avoiding the mails. PARCEL POST has been tolaJly skunked by UPS which charges less to pick up and de· Uver a package faster than the Postal Service. UPS offers three additional competitive advan· tages: the pukage actually reaches its destination; it gels lo that destination unbroken, uncrushed and in usable shape and you are spared the ordeal of going to the post office and wait· ing 40 minutes in a line because lhe people behind the counters a re read ing the news paper. playing gin rummy or arguing about how m any points they sho uld get for their bet on to night"s bas k e tba ll game. (Apologies to post office person· nel in our sma ller communities, where the customer still is treat· ed with polite ness and eHi· ciency.) Now other mail users are de· vising ways to take their busi· ness elsewhere. A growini number of companies have word processing equipment which electronically sends printed communications to their own and to other companies. lncreas· ingly the banks are substituting electronic impulses for checks that used to be sent in the mail. Publications are experimenting with new ways of delivering magazines to their subscribers. THUS EVEN with a cut lhe taxpayers can still look forward to spending billions or dollars forever on a s ystem w~ich becomes progressively less effi· cient and also less needed. Instead, kill it. Congress s hould repeal all laws giving the post office a monopoly. Let anyone who cares to enter the mail business. Next. turn the post office into a totally private corporation whose shares would be traded and sold on lhe stock exchange just like General Electric·s. but give the current em ployees a chan<'e to buy sto<'k an the L' S. Postal Company t hrou,gh a salary check-off plan Nothmg could be more generous sm <:e the government would be hand· ing over perhaps a hundred billion dollars worth or build ings, trucks. warehouse s and oth e r e qu i pm e nt to th e employees at a fraction of the cost. THE KILLING should not end at the. post o'ffice, however:- M any government a gencies should be slaughte red outright with no life after death in the private sector. The Small Busi· ness Admihistration , the Economjc De velopment Ad· ministration and the Peace Corps can do for starters. although perhaps the Peace Corps could be turned into a kind of Club Mediterranean for do-gooders who would pay tui· lion to join. To cut rather than kill wiU leave many or these entities with their staffs in place and no money to do anything but plot, conspire and connive to get their budeets blown back up to elephantine proportions. Stamp them out root and branch. Cut to kill. Mr. President. • •. because wiiiners are rarely delivered? We are all warned that preJ· udice is a bad thing, but it is very hard to separate prejud1ce frqm experience. If the 11me ex· perience produces the same re· suit for you time after time. you get ao you know what to expect. You prejudge what the results wlll be. There are a million little preJ· udices J have, and I have no in· tentioci of g.tv. in1 them up. For instance, tt bas been m y e x · perlence that: -It's not much of a ••le if the altn aay1 ''SVSRY · TJUHG MUST GO I' I -He dolln't want to talk to you II U. ~ 1ay1, ,.lust a mtmU. I'll ... ., M'a la." -If yau baftll't ..... .., ... tbe IDOVte Llaat'I oa telnillon tonisht, lt proba~fY lH't 1. anythin& you want to watch. -When the phone rings after 10 al night, it's usually a wrong number. -NO ENVELOPE with one of thole UWe windows in it ever coatainl an)'lhinl · as good as you'd hoped for. -U the lit.eralure In your hotel room can name au the places of interest in the city. it isn't a very big city. -U lt takes tonier to ride tban to walk, you're in New York City. If it's too far to walk , you're in Loi Angeles. ll it's too steep to walk or ride. you're in San Franclaco. -The penon conductinl the internew cm televiatoa la in trou· ble lf be starts a queatloa by •ay· ln1, "Tell me, exactly how did you set •tarted?" -YOlJ'D •sn•• rinse lbe soap oll qulckb' 11 toU're in UM lboftr -.... ••ter la Gnty warm l8d tbe cold ••ter faqee& l• ..... ..., ......... to°"..:- • I • ~' ,-·,,..,. -Television shows with what are advertised as "All Star" casts are no better than movies with "Alt Star" casts used lo be. -If you can see the bottom of the cup in a cup of black coffee, tbe cottee isn't worth drinking. -The older the paper money ls, the further you are from a big City. -When you get a piece of mall sa y ing you 've won something, you haven't won anytbinl. -The au station that doesn't have a blS slen up saylns how much tt'a setu.ns per talion ls cbarll,q more than the stat.loo down-tb8 street. -TBSU'S NO aenae Lblnk· ins a ballpolnt pea will •tart to write apln wb• it runa oat o1 ink aad llUrta to Kip. -II you ·can'l tell wbat It la from IOclk•n1 at It and you e•'t rem•mblr ..._ 1'!'I .ftn& JUl U. ltftoTer' ID tM ..... lm U.. back ol tbe refri19l"ator, ,_ .~CNOt&otlia'owlto& ~ -Most or the people in the cafeteria between 2 and 3 p.m .• are overweight. -If the announcer on the television show you 're watching says, "Stay tuned for more of our show," at eight minutes to the hour, it means the show is over and you're about to see 1 eight minutes of commercials and promoliona for other shows and tbe credits for the pro1ram you just watched. -IF TRE&E'S a shopping . ~art bandy when you ael lo the supermarket, ao you don't h•v.e to pull one out of the pile, il baa a wobbly wheel. -Wben a aovemment ottldal annouace1 the prtee of tom.._ maJ 10 Qf "br u mucb M 4 to• e.nta .. UM Dat II•• moaU.1," tile •rtee •f ••tnwitlawWn.lleata ...... -...... . -Jr .... , ... __. ... ,'"""' ~•·t.:, ....... ,....._ .... , ..... ~. " ~ .. er.,._ COMt Deity Piiot Dr.a.rt.Bea . . , political -necessity easy to identify Or. a.flll 0 .... it e ptJ(JllJ F u:: ......... Cel ... .. ClilllnU.. ....... ...... ...,.,... ............... , .... e•41r..,• , ... ~~ ... , ...... , .... ~_..-...... _ ...... ....,.Of ..... two -•• ...,. .. b the most im· portal • Atn.cb. U IDODlM before the Jue Im primary elec:Uou. U..- ume pme w started. a SC&N'ft. Y, TllS California Poll reported that Jerry Brown ia ahead in tbe name 1ame -16 percent of lhoae surveyed in mid-January could identify tbe 1overnor. CloM bebiod were U.S. Sea. S. l. Hayakawa, Lt. Gov. Mille Cu.rb, and U. An1eles Mayor Tom Bradley with identification ''HONI'' ...... M perctM aa4 11 ,.,Hat. Ta.Ht WtH deat1r &M • .,., ,.,.t ......... ............... •tat ~ may be a..1 to tomt ol tbeM DUmben than m..U the .,.. ' Q.Ute a few lolb wbo Ne· oe•lMd 101D• o1 lb... political ••w'ell·known1" didn 't think mueboltbemt AND, IN l'ACT, when you sub- tract the ne1alive from the positive -strike a balance between lbose who bold some ne1ative and those who bold some poailive thou1bta about our peerless leaden -some ol tbem are in fairly poor shape. Brown, according lo lbe Cal Poll findings, bas a positive im- a1e amon1 S4 · percent of the public but a ne1ative ima1e I CAN'T BELIEVE IT-· ~IT J.,ANC>Et> , .. Mailbox AND HATCM Et>~ ANt> 109 P~OPLE <SOT OUT ••• amoac '1 percent. OD balanee, be eomM out ahead by 1J poiatl. ff&18kawa, known to M Jifil· cut ol tbe 1tate, 1eta a plllve r•pcme from 41 percent and a ne1aUve from • ,.rceDt for a aet balance of I point.a. Mike Curb, known to 75 percent 1eta a net balance of 11 pMitlve point.I. Clearly, "well known" doel not nece11arlly mean "well liked." B&OWN'8 ''NEW lma1e" ap- parenUy bu not overcome \be dama1e done to him lD two dis- utroua presidential primaries. Curb's ability to defeat a weak Democratic candidate lD 1978 bu not taken bim much beyond that campaip. And Hayakawa, the senator from anooae, baa simply not engendered much in- terest. All ol tlUa bM entleed MY•al otber cudldatea ~ ent.r tbe namepme. Tom Bradley -wbo bu done little to offend people -bu both a relaUvely high name iden- Wlcation aeore (73 percent> and a low watlve ima.e. llore than 80 r.rcmt ol those bateniewed ba a poelUve lm11e ol Bradley but only 11 percent bad a ne1atlve im11e. B&ADLEY'8 NET ratinl ol 51 percent puta bim far ahead ol Brown, Curb and Hayakawa. One problem facin1 potential Democratic candidates for next year's el4tCl1.a ii tbat Ollly one of the two major statewide of- fices will be available. Brown ii not likely to have much oppoei- tion for whichever office be seeks -governor or U.S. Senate. Without improvements transit doomed To tbe Editor: The Oran1e County Transit District. albeit superior to no transit at all, bas been remiu in its duties to Oran1e County resi- dents. Whoever laid U\e plans for the recently stalled bus line bad tbe foresight to eulude the word "rapid" from the name. Or Pt;!rhaps it waa me~ely fortuitous. In . any case, litUe speett ii involved when attempt- ing to navigate from any point ol departure to one's cboaeo destination. Havine availed mysell ol tbia facility on frequent occasions, I can vouch for tbe prevalent .,,. inadequacies. A parallel may be drawn from other, truly rapid trautt districts of which I am familiar. Specifically in the cities of Long Beach and San Dle10. There, tbe commuter may wait as tong u 10 minutes to board an appropriately bcMmd bus. ID UU. county, tbe quickest connection ii 20 minutes. There. the routes are direct and aloDa major tborougbfarea. Finally, other districts operate far beyond sunset or even ·con- tlnuoualy, whereas ours leaves the later evening traveler want· : lag for transport. JNCBNTIVB for ridenbip bu not been cultivated. To tb1a end 1ome alterations lD operation, thoulh lnlUally unattrac\lve to traoait authorities, may well 1Umulate patron11e and narrow tlae pa11en1er-to-empty-aeat ratio. For example, maintain tbe price ol a •ln&le journey at pre-strike levell. Lo1lcall)', a ride cm a bul sboGld not COit nearlJ the price ol one 1a11cm al aasollne. lleveaue Iott ml!Ort I ... llJ be nclOQpM due to -lD• enue la patrm. wbeD ,.-.. are ........ ,... la a more dlnet- fMldaD tD affOllllllodat. tbaH wbo Uft IOIMwMre to 10 and Umltecl tlm• to 1et there. Tr...,_. need DOt be subject to ......,....,.. waltl,,, • ..u.ut. :or more lf Hallabllltf Mn ............ bJ ndueial ~ ..... wldcb ......... tie ..... ... , ............ . ' Tim ll ............ ..... .. tr ......... t .... .... , .................. .., ... tile*-., .... ti-. 1111& _...,_.. ...... .... ...................... ................. J ....... _.,... ....... , ...... ............. of tJ Punch J "It's not going to be easy-I mean. everybody wants to get on the carson lhowt" traffic, and tberefore no quarrel la aoqbt nor query made per· taininl to their strike. Tbe culprits in thi1 cue are tbe manapn of the district wbo, on·e milht surmise, need not fre- quent tile carriera for wbicb tbey are responsible. And tbeae people have the temerity to aus· meat a fare already inflated relative to tbe service, or lack thereol. VICTQR ADD!!MAN To tbe EdH«: Tbll la lD n1pome to )'OW' editorial o1 Feb. • recardlna tbe Le1al Aid Society'• bouin1 llU1atiml. You bave atate4 tbat lb• moae1 tbe "'Bulldla1 In· dustri• Auoclation baa claimed we UH for boullnl UU1atlcm la not ID fact used for that purpoee -Tbe Board of Supervlaon non that and BIA knows tbat. A llOaB mPO&TANT 111"4 1a tbe lack o1 ...S.rnaMtns o1 our political aad Jodlclal 1Jlt,elD embodied ra ,_..at.at.ma tlutt tu,.,...· _, lbould DOt be uHd to 1ue tHpa1ers. This ............... = Ulat~·....., aot be IMd to pr111em ta· ,., ... ..,... tupaJen, ... ~~.=1i.e1111atve, ....... .., .. ., ......... .... ,~.._ ............ .. t~•· ••••I•] ••••• of all 11••'• ..... ., ...... . . ..-... ----.. ... !; in a broad relional sense. Now if a city doesn't provide for bowling for poorer people, who ii 1olng to make them do it? It's a civil wron1, not a crime -tbe police won't arrest the city council. Tbe people wealthy enough to hire a lawyer to en1a1e in such complex llU1a- Uon won't do it -tbey have no_ problem. THAT'S WRY tbe National Le1al Services Corporation bu provided funda to tbe Letal Aid Society and almllar or1antaatlcma to repnHDt poor people who uk us to ·enforce tbe law on tbeir behalf. BIA feela that it.I financial ln- tereatl wou.Jd be hurt by W. lltigaUaa. Tbey haH not been able to wtn in court because they are WJWI, and tbeJ are Ulla& tbeH falM and mallcdoul at.Me- meata to dtatract tbe pablic from tbe real lllae -las al af· fordable boalllla la tbla comty for tbe people w6o ~Mn. , • PATRICI HSUOO Sec:NtarJ. Board Dtreeton Le1al Aid loelett ~ .91'•·~ I Unaequeatered activities which deprive a penon ol his rights and liberties, such as the acti vltiea perpetrated in NewPort Beach rival the actions of tbe Gestapo and bring us ever closer to the Orwellian propb· ecies of unrestricted police action. · · I BELIEVE -a major came of thia ii that complaints a1ainat the police are taken by, in- terpreted by, and acted on by the police department. This system is inherently biased and must bechan1ed. I would support a review coun· cit of citilem, chosen by the City Council and approved by the~ police department's chief and divisim beads, but overridable '>ya two-tbirda council vote. WIUJAM F. FAWCETI', JR. ....,U•rl••er.1.-d To the Editor: The cue ol Robert Garwood brin1s. to mind a case of a similar young person. After havin1 been abducted and brainwaahed this penon was convicted by a aovernment jury for the commi11ion of crimes for wblcb that same youftl penon was not responal· ble. · · Tbia young penon to whom I refer ii Patty Hearst. BILL WRIGHT ••---••••l•eetla To the F.ditor: I wu 1urprlaed to read tbe editorial (Jaa. 21> re1ardln1 tbe 1pendinl ol • million by tbe Coat Commualty ~.,. Dia· trict . to pure.hue property for new beadquarten for Coutliae Comm-1ty eou .... At tills erillcal Um• when elementary IDd blP acbaoll an belnl IOld la It wiae to spend so mueb on adult ecluca&loa wblll. our roant people need It 10 d•~' Dell OoMtUne ........... tloU ID wlddl to operate -1 paJ rmt. Doll It DMd to .,_. 10 m1Mll mODer mt acl•wtilllll' lfUalnlla'& .......... to ..,.,.........,,.,,_. ........ Int ""°""' .. 't k ....... rt ........ ,... ..... ..... " ..... .,..... ... ................... . dun?,, .ARY P&ARION With aaly cme major office up· /or-1raba -and tbat uncstaln at tbla time -other potential 1 Democratic candidates have to play It cool. But March FOQI Eu (Secretary ol State); Ken Cory (Controller); and Leo llac· Cartby (ex-Auembly Speaker) are quietly fllbling ~or tbe lead. J TBB &EPUBLICAN primaries, on lbe other band, appear to be more open. There la no Republican incumbent pv- ernor and U.S. Sen. Hayakawa appears to be in deep trouble within bis own party u well u the electorate as a wbole. So, while Curb bu a sub· stantial lead in lbe race for ·u.e Repubican gubernatorial nomination, both Attorney General George Deultmejian and Sao Diego Mayor Pete Wil.scm are working bard at the name game. Both made respec· table showings in tbe Cal Poll with Deukmejian getting a 59 percent identification score compared to Curb's 75 percent. And Wilson, while far behind at 37 percent, bad a much more positive im•1e than . either Curb or Deukmejian. That positive image could be a real advantage in a close primary election. I""' .E~tor's Logbook In the contest for U.S. Senate -eevwal ........_ keep waitiQ& for Hayakawa to retire and a lew .are .. w.W., . Hayakawa, who bad tbe WGl"lt political Ima&• of any cudklate lD the JanU4fY c.. Poll, will almott ,,:ertalnly face a very hard primary ft&bt lf be deddel to run for re-eleiUOn .. Leading the pack 11 San Fernando Coa1resaman Barry Goldwater Jr., wbo 11 beat known ca pertent) but not too well liked. He appears to be both the beoeflclary and victim ol b1a father'• name/image. Traillne not too far bebincl ii Palo AJto Con1reaamaa Pete McClmkey with a lower iden- tification score of 48 percent but a higher positive ima1e. JN THE COMING months, thoae candidates wbo are trail- ing wiU make an all-out effort to . catch-up in the name 1ame. Deukmejian, Wilson and McClosltey will certafnly play the game as hard as possible. Democrat.a Ulte Eu and Cory, forced to wait fqr a definitive de- cision by Jerry Brown, will bave to play a more subtle and quiet game. But the game is still the same -"name." Some scenarios not worth replay By THOMAS &EEVIL ................ Som.e accumulated itema on what the Dally Pilot did ritbt, did WfOnl, didn't do or abould bave done u 1albered from reader comment in tbe past several days: Thai um a .ace piece °" llw lrvN E~ Cntn F•b. t. W"¥ cUdft't JIG" t.U ua UJlwre U't located eo 1a. couW '" M? Strictly an oversight. The center ii at 3531 Main St., Irvine, ri&bt next to tbe Culverdaie ScbooJ. The phone number ii 552..az28. Tbi.s toucb·and-feel education pro-jed ii ao popular' tbat a nominal admiuion . charge bu been instituted -$1 for adults, 50 cents for children and SlS for lar1e 1roups such as buaJoada of students on field trt1>9. Tlw Dailfl PflaC .,._,.., Aiaoe .......,_, Uwal ~ 0.. ,,.,. of the ,,.,,_,,,.. ...,.,.... loAo ..,_ ftlPPOffMQ llw cow of Uw Talk of the Tot1111 booblon ill NftDPOrl &acla. Sometimes there's a ruor-tbin marlin between a pbotc>- graph that's inter•ting or provocative and ·ooe lbal'• lD blld ~ taste. It could be argued that W. pbotolra~ ot tbe two womm aptly demonstrated the atmosphere and mood o1 tbe boobton, but a number of readers aald they were offended. Tbelr riews are certainly worth consideration lbe next time a similar de- cision comes up. '" a recent article on momaoe tradiliolU bl a tuppWmnt of ,,.. Doily Pilot, Slwrry Trvitt wrote that the weorillQ of whije ~ tlw bride m the time of tM Romani 1DC11 an ezpreuion of1ol/. Actuolltf ii llod a ve111 tpecific ~ficance -the white incUcoted the bride come to her groom with no delXs. Thanks Would the DaUr-PUot plea.N mid to tlW office {a Lo• ~ngele1 I01o firm) a COJJll of any MWapa,,.r adt or f'UH relHH• COftCendlig • pearancn by Bob Rope and/or Lei Brown and hU band from April of lNO through AMgUtt of 19'0. You are perfectly welcome to look at our baclt files for s~cb material in the period indicated. No, we won't do the tootin1 for you. It lhould ~ pointed out to tM nurw "'"° .ometiJM• parka in tlw hondjcapped apaces while on a nwrcv miaion IDilla a patint tltat ill ad-,, dWoft to (1dting cold afore• llw ""91at obo ~t a ciCoffoft from a la1 n- f orcemnt officn. IUflO~" of her oUnaafic motiw• •IW• ~ tM loto. Noted and passed on. We're Listening ••• ~ What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What.don't you like! Call the number below and your meaaa1e will be reeorded, transcribed and delivered to tbe appropriate editor. The same 24-bour answerinl service may be used to record letters to tbe editor on any topic. Mailbox contributon must in- clude their name and ~lephone number for verlftcaUon. No circulation calls, pleue. · · Tell us what's oa your mind . .; fJ4.2.fJ088 .. J Willie May Mathis watched her son Jef- fery, one of 18 victims in the child murder siege wrenching Atlanta, go to hia finaJ resting pf ace Saturday. Behind the grief- stricken mother is another relative of the dead boy. Reginald Mathis. The slayings have baffled police for 19 months. More school _..---./ funds sought By JOHN NEEDHAM Ol-0 ... , ..... -Saying public education s hould ·not be sacrificed because of tight money policies, a coalition of teachers, school administrators and parents is attempting to gel legislation passed that would boost s pe ndin g for California schools. "The bottom line is that schools need more mon ey to s urvive," said Hazel Stover . California Teachers' Association director for Orapge County. 'Speaking before CT A members last week in Santa Ana, Mrs . Stover said Gov. Jerry Brown's $24.6 tsillion 1981-82 slate budget con· tains no increases for educational programs where none is required by law. IN ADDITION, SHE SAID ,it eliminates all funding for non-handicapped driver training programs and cuts funding for adult education and subsidies for the State Child Nutrition Pro- gram. To gain more funding for these and other programs. eight organizations have come together to form a loosely knit coalition. Members hope to get an as yet unnumbered bill passed in the state Legislature to increase school spending and modify funding sources. MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS include the California School Board Association, the As· sociation of California School Administrators, CTA, California Federation of Teachers, California School Employees Association, Parent-teachers Associations. the League of Wemen Voters and the Service Employees In- ternational Union. Mrs. Stover said the bill's major goal is the introduction of a spli t roll tax, which would see business and industry paying a greater portion toward support of public education. In turn. the t ax load on individuals would be decreased, which Mrs. Stover said would cor- rect some of the inequities of Proposition 13 . .. BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY still would bt. paying one-ha lf the taxes they were paying before passage of Proposition 13," Mrs. Stover said. She said businesses. which seldom move from a plant site, should not be allowed to con- tinue paying such a sm all amount toward public educatioQ. Uoder Proposition 13, both commercial property and homes continue to be assessed at one percentofmarket value as long as ownership does notcban1e. BOWEVE&, ONCE THE property changes hands, the assessment is hl1her . "It's not • ncret that some people llvinl on the same street are paying mucb hl1ber taxes than oUlen," Mn. Stover said. . "Slnee bu1lneaaes cban1e location leaa often, Propoaltion 13 creates a 1rouly unfair 1ltuaUon ln favor of industry and places a beavlertu burden on lndlviduals." The bill, lf paued, would also continue two provlaiona 1cheduled to expire ln June. They are aebool district. continuing to 1et at leut 102 percent of 1tate revenue received tbe previoul year. · ADDITIONAL T&ANIPOaTATION relm- INrHIDl.t for ••all dlatrteta where COit.a ex-..-cl ., peraat ol tbe total budlet. ~ 00.Utkm allO will Hiil '° iaeteuc fund· liiir for. epedaJ eduuUoD a., lO ,._t over ilat ftl lludl.W la 1-..i. • .. .. 49tlDI -.... J• Ww .,.,,. "lln . .._Ald. .. AadwbllitU. ... ~:!~~M.All~w_ uTR ~ CUSTOM ·POOLS b qui1i1e tu"om built ,ooli. con111uc1td 10 uocttng stondofd1 by o lo<ol f•r'l' tllot 11onlk betund lhtir work• ffom yo11t orig1nol tdeo to !ht ftnisMd pool'. you couldn't be •n \ 0 belt-' honch • • Getting E1timate1?_ • CALL .. 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Viaaton don't l1n a ,_.. boM at Harry Wi11al.I' kane.ra ruori hotel In La1ua1 •Hcb • Tiie)' lrOOp out to the carpon J•t aerou from the Indoor 11nmmiD1 pool ud alp I.Mir aam•• on lb• C'ODt'noC• walls Some draw tartoon1 to atcompany their namH Som• wnte uaank·you, aod others com meet on Ulie holpJtaUty of t.he amiable bolt'. T•EY lJ8B COLOat:o chailt provided by tbe hotel mana1er. or tbl"1r own artist pencil• Some v. rUt with latex house paint and one artist painted a Hascape m oils · It's been a tradition for more t.ban 30 years al the resort hotel, bctilt by Willats dW"in& World War II "I reall)' don't know bow 1t got started," the 86-year-old hotel operator shrugged during a tour of tbe 50,000-square·foot blulfto p resort In central Laguna Beach. SI GNATURES ON THE CA&PORT walls go back lo 1950, many with supplemental dates in· dicating the couple or family returned to the quaint. old-fashioned hotel complex. Honeymooners from Canada remarked about the sunshlne. and drew happy faces next lo their name . Guests from Wisconsin said they love the beac h, and sketched a sailboat on the water. The concrete "guest book" has signatures of som e'famous visitors, too. Mexico portrait artist De Grazio painted the face of a young girl on the wall, the only graffiti to rate a wooden frame. TELEVISION TRAVEL host Bill Burrud has s igned the wall, as has writer Pearl Buck. Cartoonist Joe Barbera drew a picture of Yogi Bear for Willats, and the wall also contains tbe s ignature of Sven Larsen, former mayor of Arhurs. Denmark. and brother of Eiler Larson, the late Greeter of Laguna Beach. Willats says he's had famous guests at the hotel who did not sign the wall, but he's printed their names anyway, in a special section be calls the Rogues Gallery. There's Richard Nixon's name, painted on t.be Tee·n's ·attitude worth a cheer EDITOR'S NOTE -This ttt1H1~. like ao many others, was in an automobile accicWnt. It le/I lwr a paraplegic, with Marty ew111tldlw ill lwr bodJI broken -ezcept henpirU SPRINGFIELD, Ore. CAP> -Laura Lib· eriatore is crippled. She's also a junior varsity cheerleader , member of her school's jazz choir, ~ dele ate to the student-council and nearly a straight-A student. _ The pretty, doe-eyed 17-year-old Springfield High School student s eemingly has the world on a strjng. BuL t.ben, a lilUe more than a year ago, she ·was left a paraplegic. She could not move from the neck down afte r an automobile accident in No- • vemberl979. . "I'm more patient now. I'm less cocky than }>efore -not as mean and snotty," she said, sit· ting in a wheelchair in her bedroom . .. · SHE REMEMBERS THE freak accident when she and a friend were traveling down a road . as lhecarspunoutof control and hit a tree. _ She broke her back. severed her spinal cord, · s~ar~ted ber shoulder, fractured three ribs, punctured a 1ung and suffered a concussion. Her ,., friend was uninjured. Four months in a hospital bed "gave me a lot of time to think, and I guess that's when I set my · values." Laura s ays. ··When I felt depressed, I •always thought of people who were worse." Though medical science hasn't yet been able to help her. s he fantasizes about being able to walk someday. When she dreams. she says, she's never in a wheelchair. "BUT IN MV DREAMS, I only see myself from the waist up,·' she says. She still tries to avoid passing another person in a wheelchair, Yet she visits Sacred-> Heart Hos pital in Eugene to talk with paralyzed pa- tients. Her parents , Sam Liberatore, a computer programmer a nalyst for Weyerheuser, and Marj Liberatore, assistant to the president of In- ternational King's Table restaurants, allow her lo do everything from making her bed to driving her car with manual controls. SOMEONE SENT HER an article about a Kansas cheerleader confined to a wheelchair and it rekindled Laura's memories of her cJteerleader days in eighth grade and sophomore years. Her adviser vetoed the idea, but school of- ficials decided she could be an extra member of the squad. Once more she's a familiar face at Springfield High games . performing arm move· ments of the routines and spending the rest of the time cheering on the sidelines. "J don't give up very eully," she says. "I have to work a little harder now, but being this way has given me a lot of patience . . . a lot of it. I don't accept people telling me I can't do something." Thais halt dre~ng . BANGKOK, Thailand (AP> -Prime Minister Prem Tinaulanonda is banning offshore mining at one of Thailand's finest resort beaches. The 80vemment announced earli~r it would al· low tin dredging off Patong, a sheltered beach on Pbutet ialand, in southern Thailand. Tbis brought pl'Otesta from environmental croups. WANTED ~~STONI CINTIR .......... ....., .. ,, ,_......, 11141 t6Mlll wall after tM former president atayed at tbe· Riviera . "He'd just been elected vice president," Wlll•ta recall.I . Al.ITB08 AND BSPLO&E-. Comellua Van· d•rblJt 1pent tbe ni1ht at t.be reeort, aa did actre11 Jane Ruaaell, composer Howard Hanaon and baritone Ip Gorin. Tbe wall la just one of tbe unusual features of the hotel, located on land tbat waa 13 separate parcel.a when Willau bou1ht the old Brickel bouae after retiring from the cosmetic industry in the early l!MOB. With money he intended to use to buy a ranch in San Diego County, Willats arrived in La1una Beach and bought a two-story house on Cout Highway overlooking the beach. AS HIS NEJGRBO&S MOVED out of the area, Willats bought their properties, expandm& bis hotel and adding a pool, Jacuzzi and now, a solar- heating system. • DellYrtele ..... - And while the old pt,ce occasiona. 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S.ta- 2111 Sa. lristll St INTERlltlR LA TEX SEMI-GLOSS • GREAl' FOR BATHS & KITC:HENS! • SCRUfllAILE! -• GLOSS" FlllllSH! ~,91~ ••• tlllt ., .... . ....... .. Call!, .. ........ ,., ......... Saita la 322 w. nn Street --....... .. .. _., .... .. ......... """ .. ............... "" ............... -----·-, ......... .. ____ .... 551-1324 541.7'11 ' ) ( .. • ~·· Oranoe Cout OAILV PtLOT/Sund•y. FMruery 22, 1911· TRAVEL/DELAPLA~ GOOd manors stand 'out ~ Ancient Engliah houses seU for S 150,000 • • • ITS roa 81\Lt:. If you 1pend Sundays 'reamlftl ol be!nt: Lord ol the Manor, there'• no better dreambo• L than the Q11arterly liat of Ea1lancl's tusturw buildings The Oepartm~int of t he Eyvironme.Ql aells a fuclnaliQI bag of places Redundant churches. A lsth eentury Ja 11 It's no Alcatraz but it's been remodeled 11nd has rooms you can rent out No pnce on the house where Charles U shook olf the ltmg business to weekend with Nell -"offers are in vited ... Most Hvable ancient houses run Sl00,000 to $150.000 Lower prices for t hose that need fix ·mg up * •• ENGLAND ~·iELDOM PULLS DOWN a house. People keep Ii v ing m them for one lh.lng. And many houses .ar~ protected. The people at Sotheby's famous auction house in London's Bond Street told me : "We'd like to expand arid redo the interior but they won't let us touch the facade." The vi llages of England ar e rich with homes that wouldl bear a historical plaque in America. I had t•ea in the rectory of a small church in a s maJ.l village in Yorkshire where the rector said easua lly: "Charlotte Bronte wrote a great deu1I of ·Jane Eyre' here in the rectory." T he Eyre fam,ily are In tombs in the church under the finest funeral brasses 1 ever saw. And in the churchyard he showed me a gravestone: ·~ere Lies Little J ohn, The Trusted Lieutenant or Robin Hood." * *. "The old druni. hu in a quiet street of the his- toric Clinque Ports toum of Sandwich in East Kmt. Originally a 15th c:mtury ttmber-fra~d hou.le, it contama beamed wc1lL! and ceilings. a gallnWd land- ing and a fine art glenook fireplace. 1st floor, 2 ~droorru and bath1"ooms. W~d garden with patio, climbing shrubs, /lov.oer ~ds and roses." All yours (with a "cr azy paved terrace ") for $156,000. * • • I FOUND A LOT OF PLACES quite by acci- dent. Like the gm ve of Little John. The rector sent me over to Cannon Hall -it seemed de· serted though in good condition. The caretaker showed me Little John 's yew bow hung on thew all. "So they say." In 1702 a Briti sh Colonel strung it up again and s hot a deer c•n the estate. In honor of the event, he carved his name and date on the bow. (Name of the de1?r was not recorded, but he must have been a patriotic member of the British Tourist Au ILhority ) A lunch at vii I age pub turns up all kinds of local gossip. "The inn over there was the house belonged to His Lordship w·ho murdered his daughter. A terrible scandal. 1,vhen ? Oh, it was around 1800 and something. Q1Jite some time a10 .. ~ .. All that ip a noon stop· in the sunny Constable coun-try. . Quaint n ·etwork Roo1:n shared with guests SACRA.MEN1'0 (AP) -If you spent a sum- mer trampmg arc1°und Europe and liked staying in quaint bed·and· breakfast lodgings, you'll love a similar cone ept b eing offered by two Sacramento wom•un. California B.:!d & Break.fast, which puts travelers up lo private homes for a nominal fee. apran1 lnl9 being ei1ht months a10 and already baa about 100 11nembers -both hosts and 1uests, sa)'ll 44-~,,ear-old Norma Carolan, an analyst with the sltate Department of Education. "WREN I Wit~ IN Europe three years ago, [ stayed in be d·a nd·breakfast places fo En1land, Scotland and Italy, and it was a won- derful experienceo," Ms. Carolan says. She teamed 1up with Barbara Stoltz, .S, a cons ultant with t he Education Department. to start a similar network here. Both travel•1?rs a nd hosts register with California Bed & Breakfast, giving information on their backgro111nds, whether they have pets or smoke, recreational and cultural activities, and when they wouJCI be traveling or be willing to have travelers in their home. For a room, hath and traditional continental breakfast of cofrne, rolls or croissants and jam, guest.i pay SlS a night for a single and S30 for a double. For its t.rouble in screening applicants and making renervations, California "Bed & Breakfast gets 1rom S3 to $6 of the nightly charge. BESIDES G ETl'ING A place to sleep, the traYeler-bas the advantage of not beinl a 1tran1er in a 1tran1e place -and, even better. 1etttna a 1limpt1e at private lives seldom seen by persons just pusing throqh. "We bad ex peeled a fiood of people who wanted to be 1ueats," Ms-Carolan says. "Surprialn11Y en ough, we're gettl.nc about u ma,nJ people wbu want to be hosts." Generally, she said, the travelers tend to be 1owi1er and tb.e hosts older. Bu\ this lan't alwa)'I tbe cue. .. llOl'I' OF 100a 8081'8 are older persona •'ho bave an ut1ra bedroom after tbelr children ' .... tr0WD up~.dmovedout, ''Ma. c....,lan M)'I. ~lut we alloftnd •number of youn1er people who' t..ua,tbe cr"aneb flnandalty1and appreciate tllebelptbe7e n1et. . • . . rou.w .,. , .. t udt.ct about mMtiQ aew · 11. ID App .. , Valley, one.iQ-,ear-61d womaa ... WM looldftl farwanf to tbe IOID,.., -rt ~ wbo woald mMt ela· ,~••atlllfcll'Mr oerutc.•111." , g:;:.-_--~ ......... . or •. ..._ d P.O. 1111, -~-... ,,,.. ' • ••• BA'M'LE 18 A Pa ETTY little town near tbe 1uuthern coast . On the high cround, Kini Harold lined up his Saxon soldie.rs a1aimt William the Conqueror. Where he died with a Norman a rrow throuah bis eye, they built an abbey. It'• a 1lrls' school now. but it's gone throu1h many hands. The rlrst Queen Elizabeth waa one. One family waa cursed. "They died by fire and drowning." (A very standard curse, that one.) FinaJly the church sent an exorcist down and be removed the curse. (I think the family sold and moved out, too. Who wouldO:C.> I beard something about the scMol being for sale. · • • • AT A FARM NEARBY there's a man who works in iron -armou.r-finjshed and batn- mered. It's a hobby aside from farm work. He says his ancestors were taught the work by the Romans who came with Caesar. "To repair armour and chariot wheels." There were several farms and farmhouses for sale around Battle. And who knows what you might tum up. A low price on one -Cheshire cheese mak· ing included -was $80,000. HISTORIC BUILDINO.S BUREAU OF ENGLAND CONTROLS. SALE OF M!NTMOR! TOWmll Bullt In 1155 •• grendeet Aothechlld m•nalon, now owned by Trenecendent•I Meditation .,OUP. ====== 11° carton Matted Milk laUs _ C n<hy lre~k condy '" 13 "'. ~ ·11t corlo" So11e. 0 1. "" ·- !Savel 21. 99 9. 97 ~~~'." 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D a Sneed, Miller lead LA en chase By llOWAaDL. HANDY .... OMtw ......... LOS ANGELES Ed Sneed had a hot putter and Jolaruly MiUer li back ln the chue but they have four others breaUune down their backs in the chase for the Cleo Campbell Los An&eles Open golf cham- pionatupat RlvieraCountry Club. Siw:ed fired a course-record equaling 64 Satur· day dW'lfl& the third round and Miller had a 67 with the two tied at 202 and a one-shot lead over Dr. Gil Morgan and Ben Crenshaw after S4 holes of the 72· hole event that cone ludes today. Sneed was within reach of a record 63 and sole possession of the lead but he left a 12-foot putt short on the final hole Morgan, the first-round leader. had a 69 and Crenshaw a 66 in ideal playing condjtions Saturday before 22.485 sun-baked fans. Miller Barber, the leader after two rounds. was in with a 71 lo tie with Tom Weiskopf 168) for fourth place at 204. two strokes off the pace Mark O' Meara of La1una Ni1uel finished with a two-wider-par 69 and a 210 total for 5' boles. Alan Tapie, also of Laguqa Ni1uel, fell to 77 and la out of contention at217. "l reaJJy had a red-bot putter today,'' Sneed said following bis round. ·'It was the best puttJn1 round On T\' I fldafl _.1tann .. 1 2 ai I I've had on the tour. It was fantastic. The only one I mis;hit all day was on 17 when I left it short from about 12feet. ··I knew the record for the course was 63 or 64 but I wasn't sure. I was more concerned with getting to 12 under par tat 18) than setting a course record. ''In all the years I've played here, thls is the best condition I've seen the course at Riviera.·· O'Meara was paired with Jack Nicklaus and An· All-S~set League Christensen named player of the year -... Brown selected coach of the year By ROGER CARLSON Of Ille Dallr ...... ltafl As they raced through the Sunset League basketball derby. so does the Fountain Valley Barons dominate the field in the Daily Pilot's All-Sunset League selections. Jeff Christensen leads a pack of four all- league choices for Coach Dave Brown's champions-. and the latter was the runaway winner for Coach of the Year laurels. The Barons trampled the field with a sterling 10-0 record . their third unbeaten season in five years. Foun~1lin ~alley entered league .Play as the favorite. but many observers felt it might be a year where an 8·2 record would take the title. Chris tensen. the all ·purpose do· everything forward who entered with. first team all-league credentials earned a year ago, was the driving force for the champions -but the quality depth on the Fountain Valley quintet made It more difficult for him to stand out. Nevertheless. Christensen did stand out, as evidenced by a 23.2 average during the second half of league play. ..... This is Brown's eighth year at the Foun· lain Valley helm and his teams have now dominated the Sunset League with an overall record of 69-13. Brown's teams have shown fundamental- ly sound principles and a zone defense with switching tactics to confuse the oppoaiti~ The Barons enter the CIF 4'.-A playoffs with a 20-3 record and a 19-game winning streak, the longest in the school's history. Also earning first team honors are forward Jeff Hughes and guard Emile Harry from Fountain Valley. Edison's Richard Chang and 6-6 Mick DeLavallade of Westminster. Hughes returned to Fountain Valley after lransfering to Las Vegas and Texas and once he got in the groove after a late start, the j unior was unstoppable as a pure shooter. Harry directed the attack and is the . league's premier guard, showing the ability lo hit from outside, drive the lane. handle a press and find the open man. Chang, also a junior, scored 32 pomts "twice in league play and was a dominating factor on the boards. while DeLavaUade was truly a one-man arsenal for Westminster. which enjoyed its best season in years. First Team Player, school Height Cl. Av1. Jeff Christensen, Ftn. Valley 6·3 Sr. 18.4 Mick DeLavallade, Wmstr 6·6 Sr. 32.2 Jeff Hughes, Ftn. Valley 6·2 Jr. 19.8 Richard Chang, Edison 6·5 Jr. 21.8 Emile Harry, Founlai.n Valley 6-0 Sr. 9.9 Second Team Rick DiBemardo, Edison 6·3 Jr. 17.1 Rick Ciaccio, Newport Harbor 6-8 Sr. 15.6 Frank Luon10, Fountain Valley 6·7 Sr. 8.8 Cory Everhart, NewportHbr 6-3 Sr. 15.9 Roger Weninger, Mfrina 6-1 Sr. 17·.S dy Bean dµring the third round of play. It apparently dldn 't bother his concentration. bo1eys for the day on this hole, where he said turned his game around the day before. During the round, be dldn 'tappear to be in awe of either of his opponents. In fact, he started the day with a pair of birdies on the tenth and 11th holes as the trio played tbe back nine first. NicklaiJs was asked for his opwon of the tour rookie and said: ••Mark played very well today and I think be has a very promising future in front of him. He's a very "I didn't make any putts today," O'Meara said. ·'I kept mis-reading the greens. I guarantee you that if Jack (Nicklaus) bad been in the position I was in most of the time. be would have been a lot better than four-under-par. good player and the mistakes he made didn't seem to bother him." Nicklaus talked while beseiged by autograph· seeking fans and had little time for further comment. But he was impressed with the youngster who could be in contention for a tournament victory before the year ls over ii hls putting comes around to match the rest of his game as displayed al Riviera Saturday. "I felt I made only two bad shots all day. One with an iron on No. 15 and the other here on nine when I drove into the trap. If I bad putted like Jack did, my score could have been much lower." The shot he talked about on 15 was in the rough to the side of the green with two trees about four feet apart directly in front of him. He placed the ball perfectly between the trees to about eight feet from the pin but missed the putt. He took his first of two Tapie bad his probltms'Saturday, soarin1toa71 that saw hlm getting a double bogey on the 15th bole where he had made a birdie the first round. Miller. a winner at Tucson this year and in the (See LA, Page 82) A spiritless • Will UC Irvine beats Pacific, 90-82 By JORN SEV ANO DI UW Dallr ~II .. Slaff Two weeks from now when the UC Irvine basketball team is in the midst of the PCAA post· season tournament, the An· teaters mjght point to Saturday night's win over the University of Pacific as their most impor- tant of the year. Why? Because it was a victory the Anteaters didn't want ... and they got it anyway -and sometimes those are the most important kind. Still somewhat shell-shocked by their devastating loss to Fresno State on Thursday. the Anteate.rs needed all the mental intensity they could muster in putting away the Tigers, 90-82, before 1,472 at Crawford Hall. IT WAS A performance in .. which the Anteaters lacked spirit, emotion and the will to win -au the ingredients of a natural letdown. And yet somehow. someway - and in this case it was at the free lb.row line -the Anteaters put t<>1ether enough to be the team on top. ••rt was a very poor effort from us. and I certainly don't want to take .anything away from the University of Pacific," explained Coach Bill Mulligan. "The free throw line saved us." Indeed it did, and it took an NCAA record to d o it. In· credibly, despjte their lack of concentration from the floor, the Anteaters were a perfect 34 or 34 from the free throw line, eclips· ing the old inark of 31 of 31 held by Marshall in a game against Davidson in 1979. THE TIGERS (3·9 in con- ference, 13·11 overall) look 19 more shots and bad six more field goals -and it still wasn't enough. That's because Jason Works ( 11 of 11), Rainer Wulf (8 of 8). Ben McDonald (6 of 6), Kevin Magee (6 of 6), Randy Whleldon (2 of 2 ) and Grant Taylor (1of 1) were dropping 15-footers from the charity stripe like they were aspirins. The soft touches weren't enough, however. to glisten a dull showing. Continually. the Anteaters would s purt to an eight or nine-point lead only to let up and allow the Tigers back into the contest. On four different occasions UCI enjoyed leads of six points or more and each time the Tlgss came back to lie or as· sume the lead. ·'I thought this would be a bad game ... and it was," added Mulligan, who watched his An· teaters improve to 8-4 in the PCAA, 16-8 overall. "We should have come back (after the loss Thursday) with some pride; with something ~o prove. "DON'T GET ME wrong, I'm thrilled to death lo set the win .•• 'Tm 1tad we won, too," con- curred Magee, "but we didn't hustle Wte we should have. We didn't have the same intensity. I guess sometimes you just don't have it on certain nights." The nation's leading scorer picked a bad night (if 24 points and 11 rebounds is bad) for an off night as Lakers s pecial con- PCAA alandln9a Fr .. no Slalt San Jo .. Slal• LonQ 8HCll Stale UC lr.•lne UlahSl .. o UCS.nla..,t»ro Un1versllr ol Paclllc c .. 1 .. 1111<1 WL 10 2 t ) • • • • • • • ' II Cal SlalO Fvtlorton 1 S.-r·11<woa UC Irvin. t!I, Unlvert.lly ol Pac Ilic 12 Fr 1tt.n0 $Calo '1, Long 9e.c h .. Son Jot.a Slalo st, Cal State Fullorlon O UC s ... 1a ... _.II, Ul•ll Sl•lo 1' T-.,.r·1~1t. UC lrvlno o1 UC Senla 8.,._a San J-SC.Co al Fr-Sl. Overall WL 21 ] 11 6 1) II 1S 9 II 1) ' .. 9 •• ) 21 Lon1 -II SUCo al C•I S .. le 1""41••- UI•" Malo •l unlve,.lly ol Paclllc s uJtanl Jerry West was watching Magee from the stands. Magee. who totalt:d but 39 points for the week. wiU be hard· pressed to keep his No. I ran.It· ing (28.l average). "I was just off," said Ma1ee of bis play. ·• 1 think we played as bard as we could. the shots just didn't go down. I'm just glad we won:· A LOT OF the other Anteaters were equally relieved. ··We under estimated them totally," analyzed Grant Taylor, who fashloned the most excilinl play of the game when he s lammed Ron Cornelius ' at- tempted stuff-shot out of bounds, "I thought for awhile we wanted to lose it. I'm sure glad we hlt a few free throws or we would have.'' "We didn't play hard," added Rainer 2. "We figured we'd just go through the motions and beat them." ' ' Hard as t.bey tried, tbou1b. the Anteaters couldn't give it awa11 -despite a gritty showing frorq Tigers Cornelius (26 points) and Mall Waldron (32). 1 "I think we've got it out of us." said Wulf of the team's mental cobwebs. "I think we know we can just step on the floor and beat someone." I Not unless tbe Anteaters bav4' another perfect 34 ol 34 in them., Bulldogs' balance too much for 49ers LONG BEACH (AP) -Guard Donald Mason scored 14 points to lead a balanced Fresno State attack Saturday night as the Pacific Coast Athletic Associa · lion-leading BuJldogs breezed to a 67 ·40 victory over Long Beach State. Forward Bobby Davis added 13 points, seven rebounds and four assists for Fresno State. which is now 10-2 in PCAA play and 21·3 overall. Also scoring in double figures for the Bulldogs were center Pete Verhoeven with 12 points and forward Rod Higgins and guard Bobby Anderson with 11 points each. Verhoeven pulled down a game-high eight re· bounds. Center Dino Gregory led Long Beach State, whlcb fell to 11-4 in conference action and 13·11 overall. with 17 points. but the 6-9 junior grabbed only four re· bounds . Guard Dave Shutts added 10 points for the 49ers. The Bulldogs led nearly aJJ the way. It wu 24·19 at halftime. Fresno State pulled away steadi· ly after the midway point of the second half. Fresno Stale outrebounded Long Beach 36·14. The Bulldop made 54.S percent of their field goal attempta to only 44. 7 per- cent for the 49ers. Lone Beach is now Ued for third place in the PCAA with UC IJ'vlne. One more week remains in the re1ular season. Thursday. the 49ers travel to Cal State Fullerton for a game with the cellar-dwelling Titans. Long Beach closes out the season Saturday at UC Santa Barbara. Stanford has sl1ock for UCLA STANFORD (AP> -Keith J ones· 23 points and Stanford's free-throw accuracy down the stretch lifted the Cardinals to a 74·72 upset victory over sixth- ranked UCLA in a Pacific 10 basketball game Saturday n!cbt, The Cardinals. who wen( Into the game tied for last in the Pae 10, made five free throws in the final three minutes to protect • lead. Stanford made Its .conl ference record 4·11 while UCLA which had won six slraigh 1amea, fell to 10-4. Stanford Jed 73·68 with seconds remainin1 but UC roared to within one point, 73-72 with 11 seconds left. After a UCLA timeout, D Daye fouled Stanford'• Job Ra,veW on an inbounds play, bu the Stanford player miued free throw attempt. UCL brou1ht the ball down-cowt Michael Holtoa's jump shot w blocked by Hana Wichary. Flyers maintain their mastery_ over Kings, 3-1 Dou1 llarty wu fouled takln1 a full-court paaa an made one ol two free-tbrow a tempta with five aeconda 1 Rod Foster'• 10-foot jump feU abort at the ftaa1 ......... INGLEWOOD CAP> -Power pla1 soaJa ltJ Tbomaa Ericuaoa ud Brian l'ropp lD tbe HCODd petiod helped PbJ&edelplala coatiaae ltl 1la-1U10D mu'-f ove.r Loe ADI.._ S.tara1 aiPl M tM Pl,.tl tkated to a 1-1.tC· torJ oww u. KlDp ill ·• ...... tJ·marnd Natloul Hocb1 ........ pme. TM n,.n, wbo baH DOt i.t to U. a-.. .. Olt .. 11. aft, ......... d ........ ,.......,.--.... ,::•• .. .... ~__!! ....... •11 ........ ~ ... , ............... . ' Loi AD1elea, which dropped into I.Coad place bell1Dd lfoatreaJ Jn tbe Norrll Ol.woa fot ·the Ont Ume t.ll1a HUOD, .... DOW 0-1-1 la ill a..t teYen 1am•. Tbe Jaap ......... Oftr&U. . a.,.,.. • ....., Harrll wbllUed • total of 114 ""'"•• ta penaltl-, I.Ir aaa&Dlt eecb=--•.....-1111:10 ' ol U.. P9l'ICl!d .............. tllree ..,.,. ........................ . 111~~' •l&er U1e !Wawl, Alet ··~ lhtett la .. put ... &.o• ....... ..,_, ~~--IAI A911'• ~ .6 1oaue Ilario Leuard wlth a JS.footer to live tbe Plyen, wbo are aow M-11·10 a 3·1 lead. P~ tooal a l·O le..S at u :a ol the 1 period oa srtca-•a ftnt 1oal of U. teUOll. a. coaaeeted on a 50-foat.w dllrlDI a power p&Q. Cllarlle Slmmer'1 MU. JIO&I of tbe ...,. ..._ mbautea tied the IC!ON at l •l. TM n,,.. toe* UM lad fw lood OD ........ -... of UM JMI' at 11: 11 of &M ................. PllU ........ --~ .......... ~ • Tbe K1qa are In tbelr wont slump of 1-.at. Tbey haven't picked ap a vie· Lory 11.nce Feb. 2 wbm they downed UM New Yon Ran1en. Slnee Ullal Ume, they have pe 0-1-Z. Slnee Montnal defeated Del.roil, f.1 laturdar DAlllt, IM C.0 .... DOW bold dowa tint paeee ID tlle Monti Dl ... with a JI.JN record. Loe Mlltl• plQI ... Dal tbne ..... at liome. ~ lld· moetoa vrtftal Twda1, VWOUftl' comlDI ao towa .,....,..., _. IM New Yonfll•it.rs....._. J • Tiie tama were Ued ... baUUme. UCLA 1cored t qalek field IOU at tbe 1talt tbe ..... \all, IMll u..· came beet ..,..,. ru • 1tra11M palala to lead b7 ... 1ta7ed ....... tM r..t ., ... _,. . • • ..ru leond 11 ·Po1D&a WleUn ...._. t• far Ole ..n. ,.... 1111 au aconn .. ,.... .. .,.,. added w u.. ...... .......-.~nc!al'd 1-11. UCLA 11 lf-I. t Or819 CoMI DAILY PILOT/Sunday, February 22. 1881 l1oc k~ Astro~ with 2 1/2-hour workout t'romAl~k .. • COCOA. Fla Hot.Uton Mlroa pilther J . R • Rlch.ard, rt!N\lt!tln& from • Ute threatenina trake. 1hocked Astroi ' offirJahi S•turday by pumna hlm~elf through a trenuoua 2~·bo~r workout at the tum ·~ lrau\ln& facilities Although Richard hu dechndt-d to put a tHT\t' aehedule on his comeback at· templ. Astro11 Gent-ral Manaa~r Al Rosen said, ''We hope to ba\·e him ready to patch the first game or the World ,.t~ C.:hamp1onsh1p Series ·· Richard. who ,•, collavsed during a workout m the Astrodome July 30, said it felt like a normal sprinK traininf to him. "It is JUSl a matter Of time, don't know how ) much. before 1 pitch again." Richard said. "l am not totally where I was a year ago but actually. my arm is ahead or the rest of m y body." Astros' officials were surprised at Richard's endurance. "He really a mazed all of us." Astros ••c•aao publicist Ed Wade said. "We b.ad just planned a picture session out on the field and then he was going inside for his regular rehabilitation work. "But it was such a nice day he went outside and worked a good 2112 hours. He ran a mile and took some ground balls. IC you didn't know he'd suffered a stroke, you wouldn't have known anything had been wrong." Richard said h e threw t1t about halfspeed iin Saturday's first workout. Aaked to compare the start of this spring with 10 years ago, Richard said. "Ten years ago ia in the past and th.at means going back. I want to go forward." ,,.. ..... , ........ --------. Jiiii• Ervla& of the Philadelphia 71ers on a remark by Boston Celtics general manacer Red Auerbach that Dr. J plays with one eye on the basket and the other on his man: "I keep both eyes on my man. Heck, the basket hasn 'l moved on m e yet.·• Engfbll •park• Dne "'r'• .,1r10,.,, Alea Ea&llslt scored 36 pointa, and Billy m MclU..ey and IUkJ Vaadewe&k came off the bench to score 18 points apiece. as the Denver Nuggets raced past Kans as City, 129-109 Satur· day night in the National Basketball Association Cedric Muwell scored 26 points and Larry Bird added 22 to lead Boston to a 130-119 decision over Detroit. The loss dropped Detroit's record to 15·52 ... Joba Drew scored 29 points and Eddie Johnson 24 to spark Atlanta to a 118-105 win over Cleveland. Johnson tallied 17 of his points in the first half, while Drew scored 17 after the intermission. It was the Hawks' first win in four meetings with the Cavaliers this s eason. MorrmD~ Bo••tl •park lslandrnr• aeln A second-periQlllll goal by Kea Morrow broke ~ a 2-2 tie and the New York lslanden went on to > a 6·3 National Hockey League victory over Chicago Saturday night. snapping a five game- winless streak. Mike Bouy, the leading goal-scorer in the NHL boosted his total to 56 with a third-period tally . . . In other games. right winger Guy Lafleur, flashing some of his old form. scored his 17th and 18th goals of the season to spark Montreal to a 4-1 verdict over Detroit. The Canadiens have now gone 17 stra ight games without a defeat on home ice . . . . Former Canadian Ol ym pian Glenn Andenon scored the first three goals of the game to lead Ed· monton to a 5-1 victory over Winnipeg . . . Don Maloney scored three goals in a 21 2 minute span during New York's five-goal second-period expl05ion, pac· ing the Rangers to a 6·4 victory over the aouv Was hington Capitals Terry Martin snapped a 3-3 tie with his 11th goal of the season at 13:21 of the third period and WW Palment scored into an empty Minnesota net with 37 seconds left to give Toronto a 5·3 victory over the North Stani . . . Jor1an Petterssoa and Blake Dunlop scored power play goals 30 seconds apart in the final period, sending St. Louis lo a 4-1 triumph over Colorado. Bra.,n' •alarir• n•ar 88 •llllon ATLANTA -The Atlanta Braves, who Ill spent the decade of the 705 mired in mediocrity. will have a base salary totaling almost $6 million this season for its top 26 players it was reported in The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitu· tion. The article, listed salaries for the 26 players most likely lo make the roster this season. The .fi~ures for the team also included an a~dition al $590,000 m incentive bontneS to lift the overall poss1b~e total lo $6,567,866 and included deferred payments of $1.8 mtllion. Leading the list was veteran knuckleballer Phil Niekro, with a 1981 base salary of $1,148,700, with all but $150,000 or it to be deferred as part or the t.hree·year $3.1 million contract he signed in 1980. The second highest salary goes to outfielder Claudell Washlogt.on. obtained in the free agent draft following the 1!8> season. He will eam ~.ooo iand center fielder Dale Murphy, who recently signed a one.year pact, will gel $400,000. • World rt-«"ord• •••al Europ•aN .,.., SlaamU AbbJaaov of the Soviet Union, in the • men's triple jump, and ltuta lbeeel of West Germany, in the women's lon1 Jump, set world best performances Saturday durinl the first day of tbe European indoor track and field championships. Abbjuov leaped 56·9"4 In tbe triple jump, while Haenel did the loq jump in 22·2~ . . . JeueMe ......_ of Los An1eles uaed her lone stride to euUy run away from favored Allee Browa and ~ Ta11Gr and wla the women'• 50·meter daah al tbe Edmonton JC>UJ'QI Gamea. Bolden wu clocked ln 8.13 seconds, tbe third futest LDdoor ttme. ever recorded . . . Earl Aa&Ma1 routed four bllber·Jeeded opponent.a ln· cludl.nc leader a.,-a.ekle1, 2'2·211. to win b1a aecoad con· ae.cuUve Pro Bowlers AaaoclaUoa UUe LD. tbe Ma11cScore Open . . . Ttie lawyer for former Nf'L llaebacker Sa••J Gnea says bl.a client will alp a two-year contract with the New Orleana Salnta a( "cJou to ala fllurH" a 1ear. • • • movertune Soulbem Callfomla CoUece's buk.dball team turned in one ot it.II finest performances ot the 1ea11on Saturday as the Vanguards kept pace with a talented Athletes in Action squad berore ralllng in overtime, 88-84. sec (13-16 ) had the lead several times in regulation and had possession of the ball. tied with AJA at 74, with two minutes left in regulation. However the Vanguards were caned for a travelling violation. setting up the overtime period. The two teams then traded baskets in overtime until Southern Cal grabbed a two- point lead witb two minutes re· maining. But AIA's Tim John.son con- verted on a lhree·poinl play and the Vanguards were never able to catch up after that. For Southern California. Rick Porras again led the team in scoring with 24 points while sophomore Mike Roberts added 22. Freshm an ce nter Dan Morten.son, just 6·3, was seven or eight from the field for 14 points. sec outshot its opponents. hit· ting 55 per cent of its shots com· pared to 44 for AIA. Johnson paced AIA in scoring with 21 pomts while 7-0 center Steve Schall added 15. Former Marina High standout Rich Branning had 14 for AJA. AJA outrebounded Southern Californ ia, 49-29 as the Vanguards had no one over 6-3 in their starting line·up. Christine • 1s a rare • exception Big Class A yachts whose skip- pers and crews us ually enter long distance races for only one reason -line honors (first lo finish> rarely wind up with a handicap win. Fred Pre iss's 84-foot sloop Christine from Pacific Mariners Yacht Club appears to be a rare exception. Only two other yachts had finish ed the l .125·mile Puerto Vallarta race Saturday and neithe r or the m had saved their time on Christine which finished Friday at 6:57 a.m. on -dying breeze. Ragtime finished Saturday at 6:09 p.m. and Oaxaco finished Saturday at 8:58 a .m . and the only other yacht near the finish was Tribute 11 more than 50 miles away. The 23 yachts still al sea were- fighting a windless. glassy sea in the Gulf of California -some of them with nearlf 300 miles left to go. Several o the yachts re· porting at the 1 p.m . Saturday roll call told of having made as much as five miles stemway. Others were turning in circles With the wind •'straight up the mast." Christine's clean s weep - first to finis h . first in Class A and first overall -hinged on whether yachts still 200 miles from the finish could whistle up enough wind to finish by 7 a .m. today. Nordskog wins for sweetheatt MARINA DEL REY -Bat- tling gale force winds and what he c.alled "strange seas," Bob Norchkog of Tanana drove his 38·foot Scarab, Power Boat Magazine Special over a 132- mile course Saturday lo win Pacific Offshore Power Boat As· sociation's "Race For Your Sweetheart." Besides batUing the elements. Nordskog suffered a four minute mechanicaJ failure on the boat but still averaged 72 miles per hour over the course. Fourteen boats started the_ race despite 40·knot winds that blasted the course between tbe Palos Verdes Peninsula and Point Dume. Ten of the boata finished. N ord.skoa 1ot off to a slow start behind Jack E11er's ·Holy Chrysler from Westchester but took tbe lead after Easer broke down off Polnl Dume. Second boat lo rlnisb was Jerry Bunal of Orange drivln1 Ray Hardwick'• Sea Claw in the Modified Cius. He avera1ed 83 mph and flnlshed 18 minutes behind Nordskog. Dorv~ triple&; WCI tmnhles Ul Dorvall waa three .... d &dcleCaNJ Ill a 1ebool "'° ID tbe _, mten, bat It Do".U~fer from Oe-e&d.-.a , captured tbe 1101110launt*IDH.l....Sal8o ... lb WOil die • lDtermedlate b..a. .. 11.1. lie al8o ... .Se- I JOANNE CARNER .. Carner • stays hot, takes lead · SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) Defending champion JoAnne Carner, the hottest golfer on the LPGA tour, fired a 3-under·par 69 Saturday to lake a one·stroke lead after three rounds of ~ Bent Tree Ladies Classic. Carner, who won a Ladles Professional Golf Association tournament In a sudden playoff in St. Petersburg last week and finished second two weeks ago, started the round trailln1 leaders Sandra Post, Amy Alcott and Ayako Okamoto by one shot. . Her 69 gave her a 54-bold total of 208 over the par·72, 6,088-yard Bent Tree Gold and Raquel Club course. Alcott, with a 1-under 71 Saturday, was second at 2.09, while Post and JoAnn Washam were 3 strokes back at 211 . OKAMOTO, WHO shared the lead for the first two rounch, fell four shots behind with a 2-over· par 74 which put her al 212. Beth Solomon fired a 3·under·par 69 and stood at 214. Six golfers -Nancy Lopez Mellon, Barbara Barrow, Nancy Rubin, Dot Germain. Beth Daniel and Hollis Stacy -were bunched at 216. .. , played fairly well today. I kept everyt.hing in play," said Carner ... I had trouble on some of my iron shots. I got over the ball cockeyed. But this happens every tournament. It's usually because I stand open. Usually I figure out what I'm doing and work it out. "I FEEL GOOD. I'm playing not real strong golf; but I'm playing a little smarter golf. I expect good rounds tomorrow." s he added. Alcott birdied No. 2 and No. 14 enroute lo a 35-35 round. ·'It was a routine, unspec- tacular round, but I'd take it any day." said Alcott. "I'm bitting the ball solid '1td I'm playin1 well. With any breaks I could have shot 67 or 68." Asked about her chances of overtakinl the hot-shooting Carner, Alcott, wbo celebrates her 25th birthday Sunday, said: "I play my best golf when I'm about 3 or 4 back. I've won several tournaments coming from behind. Technically. I like being in the lead, but I just like being a contender." Marina girls win playoff Marina High's girls basketball team is headed for the CIF playoffs, after the Viklnaa scored a 53·26 victori over Westminster Saturday nigbt in' Sunset League playoff 1ame to determine the league's third· pl~e finisher. Q The Vikings, with Colleen Berry 1ettlng 21 pointa and JW Gillingham chipping in _101 jumped out to an early lead aa never looked back. For Westminster, lt wu J1llt a case of thin&• not golftl riOt. The Uona could muster jult four polnta ln the flnt quarter. 'The playoff 1ame, Dla.Yed at Huntlnaton Beach Hll)i. wu. needed after both the -vw. and Uons ftnlabed the recu1ir season with 5·5 records. The win gives Marina a 15-10 overall record. SPORTS BREAK I BOATING /SPORTS ON TV Today~s TV 81 BOWAU L. MNDY ............. FoUowtng are th• top IPOf't• .wnts on TV tOday. Retl1'9 are: ./ ' I I fllCetlent; ' ' I worth watching; / 1 fair; ,. forg•t It. , ~ 10 a.rn., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ NM BASKETBALL: Lak•rs at N•w York Knlcks. AfRltMart: Gary Bender, Biii Russell and Rick Barry. The Lakers .,.ttl• the touah Knlcks with the opportunity of moving up on Phoenix In tr. Pacific Division of the N BA's Western Conference. Los Anaeles Is .,.1/2 back of the first-place Suns and In second place gofng Into today's game. New York Is resting comfortably In third place In the Atlantic Division 1 , ' ·of the Eastern Conference, 11 112 behind division-leading 1 " Phlladelphla. , ~ 11 a.rn., Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Vlrglnja vs. Notre Dame. Announcers: Dick Enberg, Billy Packer and Al McGuire. Undefeated and No. 1 ranked Virginia (23·0) takes on No. 11 r-anked Notre Dame ( 19-4) In a key lntersectlonal match-up. Vlr-glnla Is led by All ·Amerlcan Ralph Sampson whlle the Fighting lrlsh counter with star forward Kelly Tr-lpucka. I' 1 p.rn., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ ./ GOLF: Los Angeles Open. Aftnouftun: Vin Scully, Jeck Whitaker, Pat Summer-all, Frank Glleber, Ben Wright and Ken Venturi. Ed Sneed shot a cour-se record-tying 6-4 on Saturday to pull Into 'a tie with Johnny Miller at 202 going Into today's final round at the Riviera Country Club. Deadlocked at 203, a strOke off the pace are Gii Morg41n and Ben Crenshaw. Tom · Weiskopf and Miiier Barber ar. at 20-4. OTMaR T•L•YISION t:"5 a.m. (M) -PUT90L INTEltNACIONAL. 10 a.m. <M> -.OXI• -Bobby Czyz vs. Teddy Mann In an eight~ mlddltwelclht bout telecast live from Atlan· tic City. Alto on ttle uni: ,.-ony Tucker vs. Kerry Judge In a six-round heavywelaM bout alOng with Bernard Taylor vs. Jimmy Wahington ln a llX·round featherweight bout. (SO) -IPO•TI AMERICA -Hlghllghts from the 1990 California community college waw DOIG championships. 11 a.m. (50) -IOCc•• MADE IN GERMANY. 12:15 ... m. (2) -IPO•TS SPECTACULAR -Mike Rossman(..._,) vs. Lulrf ~ (19·3) in• scheduled 10· round HIM ... vywelattt bout telecast live from Chicago . Rossman, the former WBA champion, scored a 10.r-ound de· clslon owr ~In November. 1 p.m. (4) -SPORTIWORLD -The women's pro· tesslonal surfing championship, taped at Sunset e .. ch on Oahu, Hawaii. Also: The World lnvltatlonal weightlifting championship and part five of the world pro figure skating championships. (7) -SUPERSTARS -N•tlonal League MVP Mike Schmidt heads the list of stars in the men's final, taped at Key Biscayne, Fla. Also competing ar-e Renaldo Nehemiah, EdWln Moses, Peter Mueller and Andre Arnold. Commentators Include: Fr-ank Gifford, Don Meredith, Lynn Swann and Revgle Jackson. 2:30 p.m. (22) -SOCCER. 3 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -wee ban- tamweight champion Lupe Pintor defends his title against Jose Uzega In a scheduled 15-round bout, taped In Houston. Also: A r-etrospectlve of the 19llO Winter Olympics Including the gold·medal winning U.S. hockey team and Er-ic Heiden's five golf medals in speed skating. RADIO Basketball -Lakers at ~w York Knicks, 10 a.m., KLAC (570). (llw Daily Pilot Is not rffPOMlble for late ctranges.) f're• Pa9• Bl LA OPEN CHASE . • • • Jackie Gleason lnnverrary in 1980, said be wu tired on the fininabin& boles. "I played about as 1o0d as I could play t.broulb 11 holes then I started to 1et a little tired after that. I don't know wby," be said. The consensus of the leaders was that the course was playing well .Md that it would gel down- to the ones who make the fewest .mis takes in the final round to de· termine a winner. "I didn't pt a lot out of tbe round but I made a few pub.a. I got about wbat I deserved. But I seem to be 1etting tired late in my roundl and I'm sure lt'1 u much mm&al u it is pbyaleal. "I bope to abake it tomorrow or I'll lme IQ ebanee to wta. There are • lat of lood ....,_. around me ao I'll Mft tO It.oat 61 or better. I ban a 1ame plaa for every hole i.ere. Wbetber J can pull It off or not, I don't know. "I have a lot of confidence but not u mucb u I used to have. "It gets down to a matter of pride." Weiskopf s aid. "It gets harder to slay at the top or your game when you get close to 40 like I am. I know I don't want to IQ out there and play if 1 can't pl~y well. The young players make YC!U play better.•• In today 's final round, O'Meara is paired with Hawaii Open winner Hale Irwin and Cost• Mesa Open winner Scott Simpson of San Diego. They get off lbe first tee at 9: 12. Tapie is in a group with Cesar Sanudo and Danny Edwards off the tenth tee at 10:06. But I'll be aareulve. No one la ____________ _ more .,......ive tban I am rlpt now.'' . Crembaw said bis 18 was bl.a beat round at Riviera. "Any Ume you can say you abot a • at Riviera, you've accomplished sometblnl. But the scorilll la pbenomena.I even tbou&h tbla is one of tbe two best courses we play resuiarly on the tour. Tbe Crosby courses would be the beat." Morsan says he thinks lt will take more than l2·under.par to win and figures it will be a final 67 or •for the visitor. •'The areens are becomtn1 firmer and a little faster." Mor1an said. "The final round abould be a good one." Record equaled LOS ANGELES (AP) Sophomore Eric Stanton of Lona Beacb CC cleared 7 ·4 lncbea Saturda,y to tie tbe national com· mwait.y coUete bitb Jump record 1D an outdoor tract meet boat.kt by tbe Univenity of Southern Calllonda. Stuton dured 7-4 on bia fin\ lr1 to ....... tbe ~Ht rrt· day by TPe Peacock ol llodelto JC. BASKET&All / BA•MU I WAllTLINO Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, FebruatY 22. 1~1 •••••• OCC misses first; settles for /if th Ex-Rustler Ev&ns hot Cai defeats USC iii overtime, 1/J.71 l'romAP ..... kMe LOGAN, Utah -Former GoJdeo Weal C0Ue1e atudout Walter Evana acond JI pointa lo lead Santa Barbara paat Utah State 81· 79 in Pacific Coast AlhleUc A11ociation buketbaU Saturday Arizona had 1hootin1 problema aU IU&bl -bit· lint only 42 percent of ill abota from U.. fteld and 01 anae Cout Collw1e h1td • r ba nrC', slim •• It may h•ve N'f'n, to (i.Ub ln a U• for fltat place m the n&Hff Suultl Cout C"on[erence bukt'tbaJI rac" the ba.11 vver • HHon •hllh 22 llm~a 14 of 25 attempta from tbe tree throw Uae. Oeapill' lht! h11h number of turoov41r a, the Pirates still played with 1t1l the ir be•rta . &v"n alt~r they fell behjnd by n points ( 47 38). lhey tou1ht back ni1bt. • H-'drs Mlp or.,,.. I II lhe PiratCll bad to do w1a11 but ho t Fullerton Siturday n11ht and h<>pt fQr a lltlle 1ood fortunf' around lbe reill of the leattue Center Richard Anderson added 22 points and forward Gary Moeller bad 16poiats for tbe Gauchos, now 4·8 in tbe PCAA and 10-U overall. Utah State, ~-7 in tbecooferenceand 11·13fortheaeuoo, wu led by Brian Jackson with 21 pointa. Keith Hood with 20, Edtar Wickliffe with 12 and Haakon Austefjord EUGENE, Ore. -Wuhin1t.on forward Bob t Caldwell tipped in teammate Andra Grilfin'a book I shot witb 46 seconds left lo lift the Hualrle1 to a 70-68 victory over Oreeon. Fueled by 10 1econd-ball poiDts from the 6-7 Grilfin and 14 points rrom senior 1uard Bob Fronk, Washineton clawed back from a 64-59 deficit witb 4: 43 remainlni. with 11. I O$lettd. thttrtks to F ullerton ·s 13 ~ victory. OCC rlnasht!d m fifth placc and will be on the ru.iad "twn tbe wild card playotrs begrn next Wednesday WHU.£ ANYTHING could ba' ~ happened 1n the South Coast Conference, lhe one lhmg 110 one expected to happen m lhe M 1 :s 1on Conference did San Be rnardino Valley s napped a 15 ~ame winless streak against Saddleback with an 80-75 vic- lnrv IN A Sl'.\N of four minutes, lht: Hues scored 10 s trai1ht. But once a1ain, lhe HorneU managt!d to pull away, and occ· Just couldn't pull even again. J oho Saunders led the 6CC scoring with 16 points. Chris · Beas ley added 11 and Brian Maravich had nine . WALTEYANI J ackaon had a chance to tie the game at 76-all for the Aaies with 33 seconds ten, but m i.ssed the second of two free throws. Santa Barbara's Clint Winterl· ing'a slam dunk with 25seconds re mainin1 and And· deraon's two foul shots with 19 seconds left gave the Gaucbosan80-75lead. Hood brought the Aggies to within one at 80-79 with one second lert but Anderson was fouled and The Huskies tied the game 68 when Kenny Lyles sank the first of two free throws with 1:09 left. Lyles rebounded the second free throw and after a Husky timeout the 6-8 Caldwell scored to raise Washington 's confere nce record lo 7,7 an<I 13-10 overaJL OCC will open the wild card playoffs Wednesday at either Ml San Antonio or Cerritos. The Mo unties and Falcons finished tn a second-place tie and it will be up to conference otricialsno decide who will have the edge. Vaquero wrestlers added afree throw after time had expired. A,,...~ sparlu O.P....,, The Gauchos hit 62 percent of their attempts from the lloor lo Utah State's 38 percent. IJSC rdpprd at lleazno BERKELEY -Guard Mike Chavez scored six points in overtime including a rs-root shot at the buzzer to give California a 73·71 Paciftc-10 victory CHICAGO --All-Ameriran Mark Aguirre scored 24 points. 16 or them in the second half. a nd Terry Cummings had 21 points, 17 in th~ first hair. to lead third-ranked De Paul to a 78-71 victory over Marquette. · The victory was the 10th straight and 23rd or the season for the Blue Demons. whose only loss was to Old Dominion. • • over USC. Bat'.k at Fullerton, where OCC entered the game with a 7-4 rec- ord , the Pira tes managed to h11ld a lead just three times all 111ght Yet, even with jusl 1' 13 left in the contest. the Bucs were cl uwn by j,ust three points. Meanwhile, at Saddleback, the Gauc hos. a head a l one lime, 50-38. were s tunne d by San Bernardino Valley, losing to the Indians for the first time since 1973 tmpreSSIVe Chevez, who m issed a potential lie-breaking shot near the e nd of regulation time, made his By JACK MINTER game-winner after Southern Cal defender Dwitht oeu.oa.11,~ ... 1...,, Anderson fe ll down and left. him wide open on the I . H -h 1 d b St right side. Marquette suffe red its third straight setback and slipped to 16-9 for the season. although the Warriors were in the running throughout the ron- test. But undaunted, the Hornets, whose veteran coach Ezra Van !lo rn will r etir e after this s eason, had a chance to give him a going-away present in the form or a conference cham- pionship. THE GAUCHOS' problem was a cold s hootin g night and a generaJJy lethargic game . The Gauc hos hit on only 38 percent of their shots. r vine lg · e Y eve Anderson, who led all scorers with 26 points, Sch ictenberg's upset of la s t had tied the score at 71 on a basket with 20 aecondl yeac's state champ, gained two individual championships at to pl~~e victor y improved Cal's 'f'ecord to 5-10 in Rallying from a 41-36 deficit early in the second half behind the play of Oliver Lee a nd freshman Glenn Rivers. Ma rquette came back to take a 64-53 lead mid way through the period. Saturday's CIF sectional w.r:estl-the Pac-lO a nd 13-11 overall. while USC fell to 7-7 Wilh Clark Guest scoring 17 points and Clyde Barrow added 14. Van Horn got that present. l I 1s Hornets will s kip the wild card playorrs and await the Sh a ugl'messey playoHs . The b ig gu n ro r San Bernar d in o wa s M e l vin Robinson. a s wing man who re- cently became eligible lo pl ay. He had 26 points on the evening. ing meet at Cypress College. and 12.11 Schiclenberg defeated Howard -Anderson scored the Trojans' last 11 poinll of Lawson . th e de r e ndin g the second half, and his hook shot with juat under California c h ampion at 138 five minutes to play gave them their bi11eat lead Basketball scores FOR OCC, it was a case or too many turnover s. a m a l ady wh1 r h struck the Pirates earlier in the ~eason. The Bucs turned Saddleback, alread y has the Mission Conference locked up with a 10-2 record, 20-8 overall, and won 't see action again until March 7 when the Gauchos host the Shaugnnessey playoffs win- ner from the Southern Cal Con- ference. Reinholtz, Boes • win tournament pc unds. in a m atch that atG2-5.5. co::r Srhirtenberg compared to the But USC made two quick turnovers, and Cal uc ,,,,_..,Pk.Ille u "Rocky" movie. f ,,_.._.,,LMl .. K"s1.o .. Ear 1 i e r t h is Ye a r he clim bed back to tie at 64 on a Mark McNamara ree .,'-" J .. It."· c.i 5t•t•.Fuuorion d · throwwilhjust overtwominulesloplay. (Lawson> e feated me 30-1 man ca111w111.11.usc11 100 AAU (Amatuer Athletic Union) Tl• I GflGIR s1a .. 1w•1•. ucL.A 12 meet. When I found out that we .. ana o•r o,...,. s1.11. wa1111na1on sul . d $ d WHlll""°" I), Oregon U were going to wrestle m the SAN JOSE -Seniors Doug Murrey an i P-••ne s.. Gonz•e• H championships I was really ex-Williams rombined for 35 points to lead the San c11a-11. C•• s1111 L.A •• Cl.led," sa 1·d a sm1'l1'ng Schicten-J St l S t t 5941 . t C 1 s1.Mary·,111.u.01~noi1eou ose a e par ans o a -v1c ory over a usF t0, s.n1. c11r• u berg. State Fullerton. uc 0 .. 1, 101. Sonoma st. 11 San Jose led from the opening buzzer in a slop-~:;~'!:~~~ ~~~~:~. H:i~a•I •• "MY MAIN goal was to not be pily played gam e that saw the Titans shoot a mis-c11Po1r1Pomone1 ~. a.11m11110 pinned. I just concentrated on er able 8.6 percent rrom the field in the !irst half. sis~~ 0;,8051.113, ,,.., Fo«• ,, co11 him the whole match. I also kept San Jose shot 43 percent for the game. ca• Poly 1~01•n. uc "1•or,10, u remembering the A·AU match Murrey led aJI scorers with 19 points, scoring Por11an11as. Loy111a. ca111. u 1011 when he would 1'ust lift me up ca1 s1. Oomln-• Hllh 11, c.1. st eight or the Spartans first 10 points in the game. ..°""'''• .. and throw me on the mat. I San Jose is now 9.3 in conference and ll-6 overall. c••••m.,.t-Mwoo n . Pomon a wanted to beat him badly." the P11ur n Sea View league champ re-Fullerton dropped lo 1-11 in conference and 3-21 w111111 ..... ".-:ri.~11 vealed. overall. 11vu n. ,.._ M .. ico /1 F 0 e n Vl·ew Ha'gh performa nce in three games. Schictenberg defeated Lawson a:....-,.. -. •• "e-anr ~~·=·~~':;:'u':. .. si.,. ormer c a Meanwhile, OCC pitchers also 4·1 with a couple or takedowns. ,,...._,,.,.... • •• • " -nr AW,o ... 1,.. ... co1orad0St •J r:~:~~ '{:~~si~~~h~t~i:a!m~ fared well in the the three-day Jn the first period he led 2-0 and ·CORVALLIS. Ore. -Senion Steve Johnson • rr:.~.~r~:~~~a~:rs;> 11 munity college leve l Saturday, tournament, compilin~ an in;>-going into the final two-minute and Ray Blume combined for 40 points to lead Mont-St.U,••haSt.n cou scatte ring th ree singles a nd pressive 1.00 ERA. Reinholtz. m stanza he led by a' score of 3-1. second-ranked Oregon Stat~ to an 81-53 Pacific-10 coto•-n.K ..... •)) striking out five t o lead Orange 12 innings of work for the Bucs The Irvine athlete won all of his Conference victory over Washineton State: =-:,;;!~::>-:~~:"~:.'~' r,.oast College to a 9-0 victory this season. boasts a n 0. 71 E RA. earlier m atches by decision Unbeaten Oregon Stale led throughout the •oa110 ''·Monte,...'' Ov •.• ,. 1-lancork i n the Ca sey Coach Mike Mayne is also im-also. They wrestled at the 158-game and collected its 22nd season victory, its 13th Mi. .... '-d · h h ' t • '-'ttm' g Bau s1 '•· w. Mlclllgen It Slt'n~t>I Tournam ent rh?m-presse wit ts earn s in pound category on Saturday. in the Pac-10. Washington State is ranked last in 10.ur,l"w_.., pions hip gam e al Cerritos -the contributing factor to last Teammate Dean Castelo de-theconference at2-llandis9-131nall1ames.... N.11NAe1ars,M1....,,0111 .. .1 College. year's state ch ampionship. The feated Fountain Valley's Rick Johnson made 21 points, and Blume uored 19. ~~•= ~,.:,~..i:!,.,, Reinholtz, a 6-1. 190-pound left-Bucs are hitting at a criap .332 Nbzaki. 6-4, in the 101 wel&ht Couears s coring was capped by 10 points each .. , ...... u ,M1c111_.su1 hander , went t he distance, al· average after six games. class. Cast elo won his firs t f~m Steve Harriet and Ken McFadden. •11d1-1•·,,,..,__.•, lowing j ust one walk and racing Part or the OCC hitting sue-match with a pin with 1:01 gone Oregon State led 37.23 at halftime, and :~=~;:.'::C~~10 on ly three batters over the cess can be attributed to Mike ir) the contest, won his second ,.,.,._ s•.sc.Louhs) mim.imum in leading the Pirates Va nderburg . whose! three-hit ·match 12.2 and won by pin in his Washinlton Stale never t ot closer than 12 poi.nt.s in ~::'i:::c-u;~!: : ... ~:~~g•nl• to the tourney title. pe rformance Saturday raised third matc h . Castelo, unlike the second half. The last time was at 47-3S. 0 ....... "· MA•ciuet•• 11 OCC had breezed into the his batting average to .455, and Schictenberg. was the number About seven minutes into the second hall, Jeff 1111n.i1 St .... o.1.011u r hampionship contest with wins newcomer Reggie Montgomery one seed in the tournament at Stoutt began leading Oregon Slate scorlnl and g~:=;:,s:,:~.st.u uf 5-1 and 8-3 over Golden West who has hit sa fely in all six OCC his weight. made four outside jumpers as the Beaven pulled 1t ...... 1t. ioe. 01t•e11oma 11 d S ddl b k d ga mes • toa63-431eadwith7:28toplay. 0Meu .... 1t ... u1.M1o11 an . a e ac . an was up · h b 1 ( v ... ,..il-St .... r.nneuu h eh 11gainst a llanrock te am which Meanwhile. in t e alt e or MARINA'S JOHN Jensen was ,. brought a 5-0 r ecord into the the consolation c hampions hip, seeded as No. l in the 148 pound Sun Drrlb fop Arl:o11a w1ch11asc.u,cn11111on 1~ narne. Santa Mo nica downed Golden class off his 23-1 record in 1981. __ .. ed Ar' Stat led Lon•• I011~E••n>••11• 'J ,... -h d' th R ti TUCSON -Seventh-rana 1zena e , -The P ir a tes broke open a West. 4-0. an mg e us ers The SWlSel League Champ and d ruuM.M1• T• .. "' srorcll'SS game in the fifth in-their third loss in four outings" las t year 's number three by 7-foot senior center Alton Lister's 21 pointa an ,,.,_,n .. ,,,,._k•St ning with four runs . Back-to-The Rustlers committed four wrestler in the CIF lost a de-15 rebounds, held on to defeated intra-state rival [:;!!/:."~: . ., hat•k walks to John Melbon and errors. three whic h contributed c ls ion to Dave Na hay or Arizona. 71-66. 1.,1•10."_.... .. Sc:ott Groot and t>rror got one to two Corsair runs. . Pac ifica. 7_1. The Sun Devils led by 16 poinU, 59-43, with .,T .... -M..._.. n. sw L,,..1,1ana 1 un home. Rirh Amaral, the GWC starter Rob Meyer. the J ensen had pinned his first 6: 18 left, but the scrappy Wildcats out.scored ._. fn•shman from Estancia. then all-state pitcher from Sonora two op:J'onents Saturday and Arizona State 19-6 over the next 4:24 to pull lo Nor111cerot1M 1S.c11nuon11 tri1>led in two more rWlS. and lli~h had control problems. followe those up w1't h a 1"4 de-within three points . Lsu ... ,_., s ,, II d M'k V Wa k'1'ng ft'Ve batters in• 523 in• V-•11· d ( \l lrgfnleftcll ll,MtmplHS I l've ntua y score on 1 e an-cision over Santa Ana's Danny Senior forward Sam Wt tams score our Miu1u1pp111, Mlu1u1pp1 s1 11 I rb r~·s sin11le nings poinU in the final two minutes or play and Lister 01d oom1n1on '3. wui.am & "'"' < Pne~. a· es hP1s 'tr1· pie. Amaral Golden West returns to action Vasq uez before losing the finals. d r d f th 't at·on n " I Coll f Five other Coast Area hit both en so a one-an -one ree row s1 u 1 Alaba .... u.F•or1oa u 11 w. CeroUM 10, rne CilaOti u Oukt u. 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He was the Bucs' top hitle r the Desert for a 2 p.m. non-d I Arizona's upset hopes. Georg1a11>. Au1>urn u inthetournamentw~i~th~a~6-~fo~rJ-1~o~_jco~nf~e~r~e~n~c~e~g~a~m~e~.~~~~~~~~onl~~y~t~o~g~e~t~s~e~c~o~n~~p~a~c~e~·~~~~-:~~====~====~===========:::=:::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::~;;::::::::::::::::::::: Hl ... Sc""4 M1r1na SI, WnlmiMltr 2~ 2nd TD LO BELOW MARKEi RATES For Those Home Owners requesting loans in amounts of $10 ,000 -$125,000 Please call Randy De Lano for 24 hour approval, subject to property value. I MILt••S II ~·A• 7~ 4/955-l 055 ~-==~ Cla..., ............... ~--...... ~~~j \ Qr.,._ CoMt DAILY PILOT/Sunday. February 22. 1881 .. --------------------------lm'!lll~ ~-------------------------, ··--.:...-__ ......_ . " .... . " ·'" .. " ... , » .... )I ... JI .... Jt • •» ............ "-•1 U UI -ClfY U SJ .. I 1t b ->S II .tm u .. ,)IJ • ii .121 mMT•• CIOllN••llCS .............. llMI.--· " u .l lJ •• u .1 .. 0 u .us )~ ,. ... u ... JIJ CIMr9f ........ ., " ·'" ,. 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The New York designer showed his newest collection in a recent · show at Saks Fifth Avenue in South Coast Plaza. Shelley Kaufmann, the store's fashion director, introduced the show and noted that women could customize Adolfo outfits to suit their own taste. "For example. a skirt color. silhouet te or fabric can be changed to fit an individual's needs," she said. Modeled to the upbeat music or Cole Porter, Adolfo's designs swirled past spectators in a fl ash of pleated s kirts a nd silken fabrics. His trim daytime suits and evening glitter showed why new First Lady Nancy Reagan selects many of his designs for .her wardrobe. Crystal pleated evening skirts in wine. navy and white silk were topped with sweaters glittering with beads and nautical motif. Classic suits featured pleated skirts, jackets trimmed with grosgrain bands and gold metal buttons end ch ams at the pockets. Blouses were tied with bow neckline~ off center for a fresh, feminine lpok, and hemlines skimmedthebottomortheknee. Si mple knit dresses in pale cin· namon were slightly shorter, with' skirts softly gathered.just below the waist. Pleated tunic tops over pants in red, purple. black or white flowed to pointed hems in front and back and were worn with sca·rves al the neck. Adolfo offe red the hand - c roc heted s weater as an alternative to blazers, especially when worn over a clover·leaf Polka data combine with amall plaida in thil silk chiffon evening gown. Several different styles of topa bared ahoulders interestingly, falling to a swirl of crystal pleats .in the skirt . • The Adolfo show led off with crystal pleated. silk ski rts availpble in white, wine or navy and topped. with glittering sweaters sporting a nautical motif. Dark scarves at the neckline add accent. print silk dress in green, rea, black and white. Sometimes the dress fabric print was drawn ttu:ou1h the braided soutacbe trim of the jacket u a fiowing neck scarf. Th~ show ended with a series of evening gowns combining i>olka dots and small plaids'in silk chif- fon. Shoulders peeked thrqu~h the colorful dresses in many ways - someti mes in ... long-s lee ved .blouses with high ruffied collars cul away at the upper arm and shoulder. Other dresses we re slung across one shoulder, creating an interesting, asymmetrical line. While enjoying lunch after the show, Orange Co~t women' toot a second look at their favorites from the collection and made plans for spring wardrobes. For Adolfo fans, it's going to be a nice spring. . : l i . . • • ~ ' ,, ~ I . f ·1 f . I ..,, Suits from Adolfo • below) L .. showed pleated skirts and neckline bows. Contrast ~ trim on jackets accented ·, detailing, as did pockets,. gold chains and buttons. Skirts ended just below } 1 the knee. M rs. Benwn Mrs Partridge WEDDINGS Benson-N antals Denise Mt cbe lle N antals of Tustin and Brian Ray Benson of Newport Beach were mar· ra ed an ceremonies a t the Holy Family Cathedral in Or ange The bride, da ug hter of Mr. and Mrs . James Nantals of Tustin, graduated rrom Tustin High School and Orange Coast College She attends San Oieg01 State University. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benson of Newport Beach, is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and Orange Coast College. He attends San Diego State University. The couple plan to live in La Mesa. Partridge-Hoover Lisa Marie Hoover of Irvine and Richard Blake Partridge of Tustin exchanged wedding vows in Redhill Lutheran Church, Tustin. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoover of Westminster, graduated from La Quinta High School in Westminster and Golden West College. She works for the Douglas Oil Co. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Partridge of Tustin, is a graduate or Tustin High School and the University or Utah. He is employed by the San Diego Chargers. The couple plan to live in Irvine after a trip to the Carribean. Burdett-McLain Eva Lynne McLain and Stephen Thomas Burdett of Dana Point were recently married . The bride, da ughter of Mrs . John Joseph Mc Lain of Memphis . Tenn., and the late Mr. McLain. is a graduate of Memphis State University She is an adjun ct faculty member in the California university system. Burdett, son of Seth Th~mas Burdett or Ma rin County a nd the late Eve lyn Bean Burdett, is a graduate or tne University or Southern California . He is president of NAV· COM Services in Newport Beach. The couple plan lo live in DanaPoint. Rosser-Sidle Barbara Ann Sidle of Ventura and Richard W Rosser of Huntington Beach exchanged wed- ding vows in .the Chape l of the Fountain, Las Vegas T he bride . daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Sidle of Wooster, Ohio, gnduated from Wooster High School and Johns Hopkins School or Radiologic Technology. She is employed as a chief of radiologic technology in Ventura. The groom, son of Mrs. Harry Korbett of Huntington Beach and Richard A. Rosser of Carson City, Nev., is a graduate of Marina High School and attended Orange Coast College. He is a welder in Ventura. The couple plan to live in Ventura after a trip to Las Vegas. Trent-Broas Wesley Young Trent of Corona del Mar bas taken Adele Marie Broas of Irvine as bis bride in services at Bethel Lutheran Church, Long Beach. The bride , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.H. Broas of Long Beach, graduated from David Starr Jordan Hilb School in Long Beach and California Lutheran College in Thousand Oaks. She is employed by Merchan· dising Unlimited, San Diego. The groom, son of Or. and Mrs. Hayles Trent of Corona del Mar, is a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and the University of Southern California. He works for Greyhound ' Exposition Services. The couple plan to live in Irvine after a trip to Alaska. Ce1ller~ek.'t '">1wtio1i" New or used household items are needed for the Women's Transitional Living Center <WTLC), which is moving to a lar1er facWty. The center is a non-profit organisation of· ferlng support, shelter and counseling for bat- tered wives and children as well as counseling for buabapids. The JunJor Ebell Club of Newport Beach will accept donations o( anythlnc ln usable con- dition r.anging from a touter and lamps to couche, and beds on Feb. 26. Call 648-1815 to arrance for pickup of articles. Miss Riley Miss Heese ENGAGEMENTS Reichardt-Riley . Kathleen Ann Riley and Paul Eric lleichardt, both of Balboa Peninsula, are engaged to be married. The bride-elect, daughter of Or. and Mrs. Roger E. Riley of Balboa Peninsula, graduated from Newport Harbor High School and Cal Poly San Lu.is Obispo. The future groom, son of Mr. Robert Reichardt of San Diego and Mrs. Andrew Oosset lll of Balboa Peninsula, is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School, attended Cal Poly San Lujs Obispo and attends Fresno State University. . Hodges-Heese J anet Heese or La Mirada and Timothy Hodges of Oakl a nd have announced their engagement . The bride-elect, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Luke A. Heese of La Mirada, graduated from La Mirada High School and Cal State Fullerton. The future groom . son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hodges or Newport Beach, is a graduate of Coron a de l Mar High School and UC Berkeley. The wedding will be held at Beacon Bay Church in Newport Beach. Donnell-Smith Nancy Smith or Costa Mesa and William Stewart DOnnell of Santa Fe, N.M., are engaged to be m;ul'ried. T he bride-elect, daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Richard Smith or Costa Mesa, is a graduate of Mater Oei High School, Mesa Junior College and Golden West College's registered nurse pro· gram. The future groom , son or Mr. and Mrs . John Donnell of Santa Fe, is a University of New Mexico graduate. HOROSCOPE Mr. Katzman, Mias Bridgford - L Katzman-Bridgford Dean Bridgford of Alhambra and Todd Ka~zman of San Francisco have announced their plans to marry. T~t: bride-elect, da111hter of Mr. and Mrs. H. William Bridgford or Fullerton, attends Cal State Los Angeles. The future groom. son of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Katzman of Newport Beach also graduated from Sunny Hills High ScboOI and Stanford University. He attends the UC San Francisco Medical School. The couple plan to marry in Sherman Gardens, Corona del Mar. Gill-Butler . Ellen Butler and Stephen Gill, both of Hunt- mgton Beach, have announced their plans to wed. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butler of Riverside, graduated from San Diego State University. . !he future groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilham P. Gill of Cherry Hill, N.J ., is a graduate of Cherry Hill High School East and Orange Coast College. Cer emonies will be held at the First Methodist Church in Riverside. 1 Freeman-Cassidy Kathleen Cassidy of Newport Beach and Scott Freeman of Huntington Beach are engaged to be married. The bride-elect, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Cassidy of Riverside, graduated from Ramona High School in Rivers ide and attends the California School of Court Reporting in Santa Ana. The future groom, son of Robert and Helen Freeman of Huntington Beach. is a graduate of Edison Hi g h School a nd Santa Ana Junior College Abrams-Bahr Cynthia Diane Bahr of San Bruno and Shel- ly William Abrams of San Mateo have an· nounced their engagement. The bride-elect, daughter of Dean and Jan Bahr of Fall brook, attended school in Costa Mesa before graduating from Fallbi-ook High School. The future groom, son of Jean Abrams of Foste r City, is a graduate of Long Island University, N. Y. Carlson-Carter Mary Lynne Carter and Richard Carlson, both of Costa Mesa, are engaged to be married. The bride-elect, daughter of Lawson and Mae Carter of Costa Mesa, graduated from Newport Harbor High School and attended Orange Coast College. The future groom, son of the late Duane Carlson. and Margaret Carlson of Huntincton Beach, 1s a graduate of Edison.High School and Orange Coast College. Murray-Allard Jennifer Allard of Corona del Mar and John Murray of Huntington Beach have announced their engagement. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mn. John Allard of Corona del Mar. graduated from Corona del Mar High School and attends the Southern California College of Medical and Den- tal Careers in Anaheim. The future groom, son of Mr. and Mn. Jim Murray of Huntington Beach, is a graduate of Edison High School and attends Southern California College in Costa Mesa. W ehster-Perry Ann Perry of Newport Beach and Craig H . We bster or Costa Mesa have announced their plans to marry. The bride-elect , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth L. Perry of Newport Beach, is a graduate or Newport Harbor High School. and Cal State, Long Beach. The future croom. son of Mr. and Mn. Mark B. Webster of Co.ta Mesa, graduated from Estancia High School and Golden Weal College. ' Have love, will travel~ wait . TUCSON, Ariz. CAPl -Carrie Teel, 57. and John Schenk, 68. waited three decades to fall in love and traveled across country to marry in the Arizona sun. So they weren't about to let the "Out To Lunch" greeting they found at the jud1e's of· fice put a damper on their elopement. "They weren't leavin1 here until they got married," said Pima County Superior Court Bailiff Edward Ryan. ~ The Lambertville, N.J ., couple refused to budge from Judge James Carruth's office Tuesday until he returned to preside over the "I do's " almost two hours.later. "I don't think we'll be seeing them back in the divorce court.·· said a court worker as they walked away. . '·It feels good to be able to do somethin1 mce once in a while," Carruth said. Emotional debris ·cleared for Sagittarius BySYDNEYOMA&B Monday, Feb. Z3 ARIES (Mar. 21·Apr. 19): You may be called back to repeat certain lessons or to re- view financial arrangements. Libra and another Aries figure prominently. One who aided in past is once again ava~lable. Investigate claims and assets of would-be partner. TAuaus <Apr. 20-May 20): What begins as casual relationship may develop into "perma· nent situation." Focus on public relations, con- tracts. marital status. Leo, Aquarius natives figure prominently. Break from tradition Is highlighted. Take the step! ·· GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Define work methods. You are being pulled in more than one direction . Sett·le differences with family member. Keep resolutions concerning eating habits and exercise routine. Cancer, Capricorn. Aquarid natives play important roles. ., CANCER (June 21-July 22): You are re· leased rrom long-standing obligation. Aura of freedom exists. Express feelings, engage in creative activity. Member of opposite sex lends RUFFELL'S UPHOlSTHY WMY•W• .... .... 1tu....._ .... c .... ~-141.111~ Letus remiXlel Y:our . kltclien! spice, inspiration. Focus on travel plans, change of scenery. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Routine undergoes sudden change. Priorities need re-eumlnation. Emphasis on property. basic values, rela- tionship with older family member. Acquartus Scorpio and another Leo ficure prominently. Business opportunities are valid. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasb on trips, special communication, correspondence with relative. Gain Indicated throuCh written word. Analyze motives, perceive potential. Gemini, Sagittarius and another Virgo fi1ur.e prominenU,y. Make the change! LIBllA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Major domestic adjustment could be on agenda. Focus on home appliances, items which beautify surroundings. You locate needed materials. Attention centers on personal possessions, value Judgements and inco~c;,;:~ntial 0 (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You win on a "lon.cabot". Cycle indicates success through in· iniative, new contacta, fresb concepta and will- ingness to let go of past. Trust your own Jud1- ment. Disillusionment with one close to you will prove ol ultimate benefit. SAGl1TA&IV8 (.f\tov. 22-Dec. 21): Emo- tional debris is cleared; self-made restrictiom wlll be part of put. Analyn Inner feellua -a solid offer is on the · way. Be ready tor challence, added responaibiJlly and chance to bit financial jackpot. CAP&ICO&N <Dec . 22-Jan. lt): Relationship intenalfied -n0Ulin1 occurs hallway. Recent investment pays dividends. Taurus, Vir10 and another Caprtcom flpre promin4m&b'. Focus on desires, civic duU• and wisb ~mes true. Finish usipment! AQlJA.UUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ii): Put condi- tions are subject to cban1e. Milke adjustment by bei.nc more independent, expresainC ori1inal ideas and tackling a pioneertn1 project. Leo Aries, Saeittarius persons play important roles. Promotion due! PdcES (Feb. IJ-llar. 30): You "wake..., .. witb anlwers. Focus on Ions rinte project, dis- tance, lanpage, unusual customs and excilinl · research. Intuition serves u reliable 1uide. You learn by teaching. Cancer, Capric0m, Aquarius natives play important·roles. I BE AN ICE SKATING ~ at an /,., IC~ CAPADES CHALET • . NEW CLASS~S STARTING • REGISfER NOW for internationally famous Ice Gapades Chalet Ice Skating School. Whether yo.Jve. ice skated before or never ice ·skated in your life, one of these classes is for you • BEGINNERS WELCOMB • FEATURES Shy guy sees life fly hY O&AR ANN LANOERS I'm a JZ~Yffr-Gld naaa. Md I N-1 ~ adv•te AU my Ufe I bave beela paU.Mly ahy lt Ml•n lo bo&.het me l..ae ln IUtb 1chool, but I "~"'*' tomeida)' I'd OUlfl'CIW It lnatud of CM1ttrowla1 It , th• o lder I &flt Uae mon 1by I bt'come I u ve aevu llaad a date bf>ca_. rm tcanid '° tall w • •oman I don't koow wbal lo aay ~lr bow lo &M for a date. TIM ,_,.._ U.at I 'U probably no er· marr1 I• pataful My kmelineu and lrODI HauaJ de sires dtpreu me I can't bor to thU\lk that Ous 11 the way ll' 10 '"I to be fore,•c-r Thfft' are s upp() t·d to be the tw>s t )f!an of my llf~. but I vt m1ssf'd out on a lot or good umei> and I'll mtSs out on many moi:e.. Most ol my lttn~ olf ii s pe nt mopm& around the apart menl How can I overcome rny shyness-> How can I mtroduce myself to a girl I might be in· terested Ill and learn to be re· taxed around her" And how do I carr) on a conversation without saying something dumb? I'd ap· precia te any advice vou can give G FROM MISSOURI DEA& G : Loneliness Is a prison that muat be unl~ked from the outside. If you onJy bew how maay young women out there are dying to be asked out lo aay&biag -a movie, a play. a concert, lu.ncb, brunch, a skunk rassle -you'd find the co.urage. 111 lllllll Malle .. )'Mr •IM ,. .. ar~ ,.f," aa nwe 1"91 .. 1• eee • ••• er lll•Y •Ht _...-...._ II &air• aay U.1 arc b••>'• T• 1&UI "-.. , ....... Plarue &M caue•tioa ll•fl.Y: "llaw~ Y• 11Ha •.• ! I laear l&'s seed. W.Jd you Uke .. ••Fri· ••1 w S.tvday u eala•? After &lae .. vie a .. acll la la .... r. T~•• you caa dh1cu111 tlae movie. Get 1ola1 aod report back to •(· I. waat &.o llDow wltat bap· peaed. .\od today after work, pick up tbe book "Sbyoeu" ( Wedey .Publishiag Co.> by Plalllip Zlmbardo of Stanford University. DEAR ANN LANDERS The last lime I wrote to you I wa.s 10 years old 1'hut1 was 15 years aJi(o. I never mailed the letter . I have reac.I your column re~· ularly frorn that time to this. Toduy I am writing. not to com· plain or ask for help, but to thank you for your years of ser vice to people like me. I have always bee n entt•rtaincd and oft en edut·ated b) rt>adin~ Ann Landers Please continul' lo urge your readers lo sel"k profc•ss1onal counseUng I was ''line who used to scoff at that advice r con aldered myst1lf "too strong" to lt>un on attyone. But today, becaUM ol counH Ung and group support, I am free from 1tlcobol, drua11 and the depressions that used t o plague m e . Alcoholics Anonymous wu one of the places that provided me wilh unbelievable courage and strength. You sent me lbere. So, thank you. Ann Landel'S. Please take care of yourself and continue to s pread the messaae irnd you do good work. God bless yo u . BETTER THAN BEFORE DEA& BETr£1l: What aa 111>· per yoar letter ls. Tlaaak yoa for writlag It. I am sure it wUI gJve hope and courage lo others. How rewarding• to know I've bad a frlead like you for IS ye an! CONFIDENTIAL to a Pul· Dowa Needed for Mr. Know·lt -All: Why don't you ask him how a fe llow be didn't consider smart eaougll lo marry lab da.Pter could have fa thered the most brilliant grandchildre n in the world? It's not always t'<l.!y to recognize love. e:ipec1olly the first time around. Acquaint yourself With the yu1dellnf'S Read Ann Landers· booklet. ·Love or Sex and How to Tell tlu• f.>tffert'rtce " 1"r>r a copy. mail 5-0 cents and a long. self. addresse•d P'TIVl'lupe wit II Y'"'' rf' {/Uf'.~I to Arm Urnders. I'() lloT 11995. Chicago. Ill ~1611 No hope for soap saps ~mething "iias i ot to be done about the "Suds Majority." The "S.M.'s" are a milita nt g roup of soap opera watchers wh o in r ecen t year s have become quite vocal if anything interferes with the airing or their "stories." I 'm not talkini about vour Social Soap watchers who watch the soaps to unwind and who can quit "As the World Turns" a nytime they want to. I 'm talkin g about your Chronic Viewers who every day of their lives need "One Life to Live" just to get s tarted. can't s top watching until they stagger into the bedroom late at night from "Dallas" and are an em· barrassment to their families. E-very time -• national news story breaks of great impact on the country. you can count on them to send up a roar:. that is heard throughout the country - especially if the event preempts their soaps. Their feeling is if you want to end the Vietnam war, have a funer al for a na- IRMA BDMBICK ~ t ion al figure o r bring the hostage home from Iran. do 11 before 10 a .m. or after 2 p m. Somehow. I have the reeling if the network broadcast a warn. ing lo "hit the bunkers by I p.m . if you expect to s urvive." a Soap Fanatic would call the s tation a nd sa y, "Does that mean you'r e not going to show 'Ryan's Hope?' .. Several decades ago, I read a short about a restroom atten· dant who felt s he was cut off from the drama of life. stuck away i~ a powder room replac- ing soap and giving hand towels to the women who came and went. To fight the monotony. s he immerse d her self in movie magazines. living vicariously in the ir adventures and their glamorous lives. S he never saw the steady paradt• of real·lifc drama that "a~ within her t o uch . The womPn who unloaded their paiu. lhl'i r a nxiety, the ir rear~. thear personal problems a nd one whci w as contempla ting s uit'icll· played to a de<1f audienC'c. Rl·ality JUSL wasn't dram<1t1 <· l'nough. · l know about the Suds Majon ty My gr andmother was the Founillnl'! Mother of the m ovt'· ment Telt>vision hadn 't been an - v c n ted yet . but t;r a ndma marked her vigil ever y day at the r adio beginning with the serial ··Betty and Bob.'· When Bob was out or work. Grandma cut back. When Bett y had a headach e. Grandma took two as pi rip. I don't think Gr andm a ever knew she was s urrounded by a widowed daughter. a son going orr to war, a son-in·law out of work. a~usband down to three days' work and the c redlton moving in. She always s aid , "Shhhhh M) soaps arc on." Why not tell your doctor? DR. PETER J . STEJNCROHN DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: "I couldn't tell it to my own doc- tor." Often I've seen this statement in letters from your readers. I belong to this large group. I ad- mit it's r idiculous a nd self. defeating to go to a doctor and not reveal what's troubling you But there's som ething about confessing one's innermost fears and anxieties t hat acts as a brake on frank discussion. I can write the most personal com· plaints to you. a stranger, and yet be close-lipped when I visit my own doctor. Can you explain it? ll's time, money or perhaps actual health and life wasted -Mrs. M. D EAR MRS. M.: I recall maay patients like you and others; in some instances I did not le arn what was really troabl· lag tllem antU months or yeani after lbelr first visit. Wby? I wtsh I bad a blanket cover-all realOD for their self· defeatillg attitude. There is no reasoaable uplanaUoa. For example, a patient will come ill for a complete checkup. "Row do yoa feel?" asks the doctor. "Fl.De," says tbe patJeat. Not u.aW many vi1lt1 later doH tbe doctor learn: wbat reaJly botbe red &be patient waa "pass- lD& au" darbtg builtes1 COD· fereacea aad wben auendlDg social parties. Hett II uodler patten& wllao DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE ~ bas been Impotent for mont~. He doesn't tell bis doctor. He says be came primarily with the complaint of lnsomola. · Another: the patient who bas been disturbed by excessive vaginal discharge does not men· tion it. "I'm here for these stub· born headaches." she sa ys. And so, thousands of patients leave their doctors' offices with th e ir secrets e nt ombed. Unaware, the doctor Is unable to offer essential treatment for their welfare. As you say, Mrs. M., I receive many letters from readers who write: "I can tell It to you : not to my own doctor." To mr because they do not have to fau m e: not to their doctor because th ey reel they d e ni g rate themselves by confessing. Why not tell it to your own doctor? It should be as easy as writing to me. Keep remember· ing that your docto r has beard about every conceivable kind of human fraUty. Nothing you say wlll even make him blink. Tell blm. D EAR DR. STEINCROHN: My chief cotnplainl is stomach rumbling. I've noticed il when I'm nervous. But it also comes on when I haven't got a worry on my mind. • Lately it has been gettjng worse. I feel especially sensitive about 1t when it occurs during board meetings of our company. All X·rays and other t ests have been okay. Do you have a ny sug. gestions? -Mr.T. OF.AR MR. T.: The mediul term for it is borborygmus. I agree it can be embarrasslag whe n il s uddenly occurs during a quiet moment in conversation in the presence or others. JI is due to a mixture or gas and undigested food passing thr o u g h th e intes tines . Sometimes it is caused by hunger and an empty stomach. But an "e mpty" s tomach still contains gas, fluids , mucus, gastric juice. The rumblings m a y be a s ignal that the stomach wants to be filled with som e food. Somethl\es a snack will do it; cookies, a c andy bar, s ome crackers. I've known some pa- tients who were helped by taking a glass or Ice wate r. But often It's a stubborn com- pl a Int. Eating regularly a nd chewing well may help. • ~ * ME DJCALETTES Self-treatment of an ailment wall only lose y<JU valuable time You'll be committing slow suicide, soys Dr. Steincrolvi m h'3 booklet. "How to Stop Killing Yourself." F'or a copy write him at Bo:r 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626, enclo$ing 50 cents and a stamped self-Oddreased envelope. Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Sunday, February 22. 1981 HAPPENINGS On far left, Beth Lane shares laugh with deaigner Virgio Andre , whose creation she will wea1 for Laa Floristcu Headdress Ball. At right is r Mn. Hancock Banning Ill, new board president for the board of Planned Parent- hood. Flowers for Las .Floristas Bv MARY JANE SCARCELW oi -0111,,.11 .. s ... , BaJloons, confet ti and multi-colored flowers a1inounced a Mardi Gras theme at the Las 1-'loristas premiere µarty given at the Dorothy Chandler Pav1hon in Los Angeles. Members and guests wore decorated masks for the occasion. which previewed the group's 1:.lrd annual Floral Headdress Ball. This year ·~ s pr ing spectacular will be held May l at the Reverly Hi lton Hotel. Mrs Taylor Hi r hardson of Huntington llt'a<'h introduced µarti r ipating florists inc lud· 1ng Neat Thmgs in !""lowers from Balboa. Among the mannequins selected to wear the intricate floral headdresses are Mrs. Steven Lane of New1>0rt Re ach and Mrs. K. Nick Lee or Irvine M r~. Hanc<H'k Banning Ill of Newport Bf'at•h ha~ bf>t•11 inst al It'd as the new pres ident of t he board (I( director~ ror Planned Parenthood A-;~oe1at1on or Oran~<' C'ounty Other off1rcrs for the agency are James Wit mer of Irvine. ~1·s Wil ham Rrunson of San C'lementt• and Mr!. Jt111Jcrt Taube and Ralph J l·nseri of Nt!wµort Beach Newly elected board members inc lude Ken· neth Dl'yer <lnd W. Bailey Smith of Laguna l\each, lhinil!I Brigham of Corona del Mar. Steve Saxon of Costa Mesa and Karen Heath Cla rk, Deryk Kent. Mrs. Ronald Perkins, Mrs . Lawrence Somers and Susan Waggener of Newport Beach. Planned Parenthood is a private, r.on-profit agency offering IO't'·COsl birth control services, education and counseling. ~ Members of the Executive Board of the California Federation of Women's Clubs gat hered in Sacramento for the winter state meeting The three.day session included business sessions. special reports by slate chairmen, g uest speakers and workshops. Attending from Or ange District clubs were Mrs. Mellvine Fuchs from the Ebell Club of Newport Beach and Mrs. John Middleton of the San Clemente Wo men's Club. ' Signing the contract was no problem for Ron Henry and Marie Johnson. The two real estate brokers. bolh me mbers of the Newport Harbor·Costa Mesa Board of Realtors. were m arried in a ceremony at the rim of Kiluea Crater in Hawaii. They met on a s ailboat while touring Newport Har bor. ---------- Sculptured Nails Manicures Pedicures 428 31st St. N e wport Beach 675-9791 Open Evenings by appt. and Saturdays LAGUNA MANOR RE'flRE!tlENT RESIDENCt; Private roo ms in a quiet garden atmosphere over- 1 o o k i ng t h e P acific Ocean. 'Attractively served meals including special diets. D a ily m ai d service , phones, T.V. cable and scheduled transportation inc luded . 2 130 S. Coast Highway Laguna Beach , CA 92651 . 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Beaulilul ~lereo Mu~io-NBw~-MBrinB Wealher- Con~U(!JBr .Reporl~-~foek Markel Reporl~ -• • ' lt a l \ ' ' . , -Orange Co111 OAILY PILOT/Sunday February 22. 1981 TV SPECIAL Double'~ duty £oohing like a dictator etulier than accurately portraying· Pf!rOn U)S A GELES IAl'l Jaml'JI "'lttnllno waa cona .. red for lhl' rol of Ar1.nUM die tator Juan Peron 1n N Rt" " vll• Peron ," foraoum. then railed tu hurry to th tllmln1 &oc-a tlon I got ttw-sc-rtvt I.wt UH1t"l fiom Mian 1n C'homsk) the produrf'r arut dlrt>t·to1. · rticalls rartnllno ·1 JWll IOVt'd It MIArVIO und 1 go a ll lhtt •'•Y bat'k lo whf'n ht• w1i11 1&K,1x11rnt 1hrt•c•tor nn 0.-ath of a Salesnun lu1 TV "APPA••.NTLV tu: ~AW .. Jlll'tun· I dl<J. f'tnal ('ountdo"n ~ht \ Ill 'U\lo ll 1111 i.I 1>lant• ~II in' tu ~t'" 't ork and '>tt1rl f ht'1 e' .. 01' Peron But lhl' hddent!s'> v f t •sllnlJ: h\•111w "hal ll 1s. thl' produce,-, ond tht' nl'l\loork ht'~u11 tu look else-. hert' ft obert 1\11ll'hun1 <Hu.I Chn i.to1>hl'1 Plum mer "ert' omou~ lho:.t' fl•txirll·dl} ton sider~ ~ I thrl'" thl' script awa" '"Y~ Fart<n llllll Wh._.n the~ dad call IOl' It "as a last minute th.I ng. At the end of Scpt1·111h1,i1 lhc~ said . ·rarenhno s playing Peron UK . that!.. 1t You· rl! lea' mg Frida.' · " f'arent1no, with . bu rely 11mt' to d1ge!>l 'Sunday' turns 10 at Picfair Picfair, lhe Beverly Hills .ma nsion and former home of renowned screenstar Mary Pickford , is the site of the KNBC "Sunday" show's 10th anniversary celebration, today at 4 p.m . on Channel 4. Sports entrepreneur Or. Jerry Buss, owner or the Los Angeles Lakers and Kings. who re· cently purchased the historical Picfair for more tha n $5.3 million. will welcome co-hosts Kelly Lange a nd Pat Sajak and share some of the m emorabilia he bought a long with the house. T he show will feature a poolside, catered party visited by m any of "Sunday's" favorite past guests and former hosts, including KNXT News Anchorman Ralph Story. LILY TOMLIN CHARLES GRODIN THE INCR&DIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN NINE TO FIVE (PG) • ..... 1 I °'I ~, •. j th< J('\lf ~ • CINEOOME Orange 634 ;?j53 r~ I "THE JAZZ . SINGER" IPG) .. I I "FORT APACHE ., UA TWIN CINEMAS Westminster 893· 130j EDWAllO' S CINEMA CENTER Costa Mesa 979·414 1 EDWAllDI' VIEJO TWIN Mission Vie10 830·6990 EDWAllDS' WOOOllllOGE Irvine 551 ·0655 STADIUM ORIYE·IN Orange 639 8770 ,n· ~D\. \.\LE\TI\[, , .. l li119~·"'•. ' ~ -····· {~°' I . -·-·"'~ I ··--·--=-·.I m.r:1a.rmra : I EDWARDS' MUMTINGTON 4 I Hun1cng1on Beacn 848·0388 EDWARDS' SADOllBACK El Toro !>81·!>880 ua cum.-s Orange 634·3911 EDWARDS' CINEMA C~TEll Cos1a Me!.d 979 41~1 ORANGE Olll VE·IN Orange 1114 I 558 7022 LI NCOLN OlllVE·IN Buen.i Pdr~ 821 .:010 NO 'llSU ICCl'1lO fOll THIS UIGAGlMlllT !~~ .. ~Re;:~~·~~•, I THE COMPETITION" 7,~r \PGJ 11 "I ~CREDIBLE !l".ii SHRINKING WOMAN" IPOI _t *!'' 4 4"*1 "ALTERED STATE~"I R> • • 6 ••• .. A~UA-lfADtUM "INCREDIBLE .SHRINKING WOMAN" "THE NUDE BOMB" l~"----·1 "THE DEVIL & MAX DEVLIN" "HERO AT LARGE" Cl'Gl .. -~ ... I "RAGING BULL" 1111 ~"-fM ON.LA8 'OllT'("' ' ......... -...~ ' "TRIBUTE" "ORDINARY PEOPLE" ,~, I "FORT APACHE, THE BRONX" t~J "CHANGE OF .. SEASONS" .. ANY WHlcW WAY YOU CAN" "HONEYSUCKLE •o me boots and t wo documentaries on the late dictator. rwshed to Guadalajar a. Mex· •co. lo join Faye Dunaway, the Academy ward WlMing actress who stars as Evita. NBC telecasts the four-hour miniseries Mond1tv and Tuesday. The movitt. which has no connection to the Tony Award· winning m usical "Evita," tells or the turbulent life of Marie Eva Duarte de Peron She was born an illegitimate t'hild in 1919 tn a small Argentine village, became a suc· l'essfui radio actress in Buenos Aires, and in 1944 met a young colonel named Juan Peron. They were married in October 1945, and the following February Peron was elected presi· tle nt Eva became fi rst lady and soon began to 'µread her influence and power throughout the t•ounlry She was popularly known as Evita, Lillie Eva." GUADALAJARA WAS chosen as the fi lm· 1ng s 1l<: because of its a rchitectural re - ..,l'm blunce to Buenos Aires. ·'It doubled beautifull y." says Faren lino. · 1t ·has the broad avenues. the palace. tbe archways We were supposed lo s hoot most of the picture there, go to Acapulco for two weeks and wind up in Mexico City. I thought. this is go· 1ng to be terrific. "Then somebody realized the inrtation in Mexico 1s unbelievable. So we came back here to shoot the interiors. Still. it came out costing about $7.42 million." 1 JAMES FAAENTINO ALMOST MISSED HIS ROLE AS JUAN P£RON FOR TV MOVIE Faye Dunaway co-etara In atory of Argentinian dictator ftlmed In Guadalajara, Mexico FARE NTINO KN EW THAT with s uch a re· cent historical figure as Peron he was going to have lo be close lo t he mark. The only other his· tor ical figure he had p layed was· the apostle <iimon Pete r in the miniseries "J esus of Nazareth." "The first d ay of s hooting was in a butcher house," he says ..... go to makeup, try- ing different things, and we come up with a goose grease for my hair . It drips down on my forehead. "l go to the set a nd Marvin's there and the meat is hanging and ther e are flies everywhere. I swear, I ended up with more flies than the meat. J said this just won't do. Far e ntino a lso will soon be seen in the horror film "Dead and Buried." He s.-ays, ··1t's a wooderful film. Don't go by the title. H's a film that transcends horror. Or transcends terror. What convincjd me to do it was a piece of a rt they showed me." ··1 played Simon Peter from my instincts and feelings and from working with priests." he says. "There's a lot of room to create there. But with Peron you're confined . You have lo stick to the way people remember him . l looked at two doc umentaries. I read four or fi ve books. It had to be done in a hurry .·' "We fina lly found something that was dry a nd looked slick. It took 45 minutes to apply. but it was worth it. I made love. I went in the wate r -a nd it Ciidn't move." He displays the picture, on the cover of the paperback edition. It s hows a woman's face. white as alabaster. pushing up thr ough the ground. His wife, Michele Lee, is a regular on the CBS prime lime soaper "Knots Landing" so he says he's not considering doing a series at this time . ''One or us in a series is enough," he says. "I don't know how l'd handle it . ln order to keep a marriage ~gether, which is now 15 years.·· The physical resemblance cam e much ea s ier for Farentino. who is tall and dark like Peron. He lllso selected a black onyx ring similar to one he spotted on Peron's finger . "The rest is just wb~t I felt about the man ," he says. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~-,-~~~~~~~~~~~;__- f THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN ~ ''"' Ft'.AT\JAE ~J-~f l-l~t>~4 I ~~~.~~~~:~P~~~!~5J5 HAllOI •f ADA .. S.COSfA NtSA MU.to YHDIClfolTH 97'-4141 THE COMPETITION A COLUMBIA (Pfll PICfUAES RELEASE '"'· , 1$, t;'O SAf SUH 2.30, S 00. 7:30. 10;00 •• edwards HARBOR TWIN N .. e::-.~··· 631•3501 CO~h Mfh. FAI r:oo. t-30 SAT SUH '00. 4:30 7:00. t:>O •• edwards CINEMA WEST I ...... :-:~=~· 891 -3935 ) FRI 7·00, 9:30 •• SA f/IUH 2:00. 4:30. 1:00. t:30 edwards MISSION VIEJO MALL ,:~:.."~-~.~":'!~.. 495·6220 , .,.., C'!,..,A _,.1oi0i1"'ii"'1i"'ii11---- WINNER Of'S ACADEMY AWARD ~ .1· HOMINATIONSl l • ~! e~~~l~~~~~E ~1 (TESS· J~ ...... ~..--''"01 FlU. 5:00, 1:30 SAT/SUN. 1:30, 5:00, 8:30 edwards NEWPORT ..... COAIT ............. c.n -·--·CZSfta 644-07 ~;=-~_ .-z. --.. llllCER ... J . IA' /!"..) ~ ~ • F"I. S 00, I 20, 10 35 SAT/SUN. 1 30, 3 45, I 00 • 20, 10 35 EDWARDS CINEMA MdlvtlATAllA .. I C~ISA su.1101.1 .AMERICAN POP , 1 ======== edwards CINEMA WEST .:-:~=~· 891-3935 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA tllSTOl AT .... c AlfHUI 540-7444 edwards MISSION VI[ ID MAU ....... ,o .... •o 495 in I !!~~ .. ·.·~= ·622!; WINNEROFS ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! INC\.UOIHO M IT ~I M IT ACfAHl -. .U.Y n1.111 llllOOlll -~ ~us ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE "INSIDE MOVES",.., IT.-.0 '°"""""'- FRI 5 JO 7 OS 9 •S SAT SUH I JO ] JO S JO , ... s 9 ·~ t f edwards NEWPORT NfAI COAS.l MWf & MA(AtfHU9 •or,.,.. O cunu 6U·01'0 FRI 1 IS 9 I~ SA I SUN I JO. J lO S JO 7 4St•S•' edwards CINEMA VIEJO S 0 FSffW&ffOL.A,AI MIS.SION YllJO IJ0-090 FRI. I 00. 1;00. 10·00 SAf 1 15, l:IS, S.15, 1IS,t11. ttll SUH 1 1S, 3.15. 5:15, 1 15. t .1S •• edwards WOODBRIDGE ••"•"(•'>"°''"'''" 551 0655 ........... ~ .. ~,,. , ... , ... JM,.(An#ll "'' ••U .. I• "THE PRIVATE EYES" 'edwa~'!tf~~!~l'!!!llEY I l rc>IMTAINYAUIT IJt•llM • ANTHONY HOPICINS JOHN HURT ANNE BANCROn . Tff& ~ A~l>eV. ~ -.as.uaca &•-··--· &TOIO H I .... ,.A1 6 •s•Js•o~ SAT SUH 1 JO 3 4S 6 U • lO 10 'I) edwards SADDLEBACl PLAZA ,-:c:~. '~ 581·5880 \~'.BlIDD\ \.'\IB\1'!\£ R :; ,... 1nd ,-EA TUA[ A f C CfNf[A "CHARLIE CHAN" edwards CINEMA CENTER HA•IO• Af 40AJ114S,CO\lA ... ISA MISAYHDECa.TH '79.4141 LID fO.'fUI\ l>Ol I' f>i\IH Cl,_ FRI I 15. 1-:IO. 10:40 SAf11UN 1·>0, J:U , I IS. l ::IO 10 40•• edwards MISSION VlflO NALL c~:.".!":'.~:,':';~ 495·6220 .. ,,, co a •oe-~ .. , -Fiil 1:00, •·15, 10:20 SA f SUH 1 :JO. l :4$, t ·OO 1:15. 10:2$ .. edwards HUNTINGTON M•CM•f.....,._Mt l...OJH ............. ~--~ .... --............ ---..... ..... .... ,,_,;• ·:-·-· -,..._ • .., ................ ~;;;···-·-·-'" ••• ,11o ...... ····---.,,,. ......... ··········-· ••••••••• .. .... -......... _, ...... ..._. -~~.,-... ---.. ...._ ........ --............ ,. • WARTIME ORAMA Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, February 22, 1981 •• I A 'Survivor' ke~ps wartime p~dge to tell story -• &.U 'OR (AP1 Juk I' l•n r1 !W Ill u au« it--~-"'!'u&~UM91mao b rt' He wa1 b<irn ln·r orand, &J of IDtdium ht-llhl hh 11 warm \mile• courtl) maneen and dtollute hand l hoac h•nd1 un"" • -·•"4 o.-.nt Whtft World War II • beau . he •u ll llvlna " 1n Wan•• ti~ It'd • h •roup of tetn U 1 whf1 0 •mu11l11d rood then suns into th~ r1 l )''• 11 J &• llh 1heuo L t.,r he f oo1 ht 1n th l.' \¥1r aw u p rl 1 1r1tt •&•iMl HIUM s 11torm ,~troop•. t h~n w 1u shtpped to ~u• conc·en trahon campa He illll recall11 tht! kind• l ~rman ht' me1 durtni I.he \Ur. a ~ood natured engtne~r who told him .. You re n good Jewish boy I II see to tl lhat lhe> kill }OU la:.t JACK EJSNER It s all 1n Eis ner s <1utol1tuti(rophv Survivor " l h\.' a "The urv1vor'' now 1:. a Broadwa~ pla\ p1 c lJ m1erlng Thursday, adapted from his book b} Susan Nanus. a young Chicagoan he romm 1"l>sw11e<l p to write the drama s THE SHOW, OIREC'TEO bv t r.i1g Anderson, u has a cast of IG. It's a bout thl' Je .... 1sh teen-agers f Eisner led in the fight for survival 1n the Wars&w t> _!!l.etto. d ( e n I ACTORS! ACTRESSES! All AGES / AU TYPfS The Production Company of Orange County is now CASTING TALEN r for training "on·camera'' in our TV commercla1 s. cable, featu re litm s' CALL 714 -645--6121 TODAY! h ----- o .---~~-~~~91!!1111!"'""'""'~Pl!l!!!ll!!!l!!I' r y l I All CJ lNiJ ANO (HJ rolM~ RlCf!Vl !HE SE& or n•c MOllCiN 1'1(. !Uf•t COOE or SE~ F RLGUlA' ION ,..-. HI-WAY 39 ~ DRIYEll . '.. ...,.... . .. • 891 3693 ~ ANAHEIM ~ DlllfilN '"'"'•*''-• •• .._ ....... • ,.,.,.,..,. • 119··H.SO IL TOllO S•Odlebat~ ~I "880 ORAMGI O•inoe ~-11 &)i' l1.J4l fOU•U1• VALLEV fl Valley 839 I~ OAUGI lJA 1:1•v '·''''"'" ij'I 3q11 lftYIU WoodOrtdQe S51 06~S WESTMlllSl!R lJA, """'I 893 0046 CHICK DIUCTOAIES fOA SHOW llMIS NOW IN STOCK e have the pocket-size focus-free 35mm ! e Dust Barrle1 design -no casr 01 '""" rap e Fuftf programmed expcs11re autornal1on e Automatic focus-free setting. e Shake·free leathe1 touch shutte1 rele.ise A-11 Flash A11tr.rr.:I p,p' Jfj., ¥.1•1 , .. , \ic-..h , .. , •• 111111rs1n t11eAA/ e Electronic audio visual sell l 1mer am! batte1y chl'Ck signillS • Little mO!e than 7 01 . only 4·~21'1"~ I e ''Take 1t anywhere" converuence THI HARBOR AREA'S FIRST ' FINEST COlOR LAB 0.9,w 8 e ; 5 o o~~~ .... -n:t. ..... ~·-.... -~ ,-.~·····~--.. AH'''" el ......... a •OP_ .. 474 ~ 17111 ST~ COSTA MHA I~"-'"' A•••-•"'""" I 642-1012 .... ~ .... ...'-.._, .... "' .. ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 0 1'he pl~) I~ costing about $550,000 lo produce. The maJor investor is CBS' film division, be says. A movie also as planned, the script by Abby Mann, who wrote "Judament at Nuremberg." l::l!\oer &AV'-' up his thriving textile and trade busin • !> here two years ago to devote himself full llmt· to "The Surv1vor" projects. "1'hul wws the only way to do il properly," be &1~)111>. addtnl{ wryly, "My bankers and a ttorneys <1 nd ti<·countanti. rleclarcd me unbalanced and nut~' Rll'f HE SA VS HE HAS to keep a promise be und those Wars aw lecn-a gers made during the war when tht>y played a deadly game of wits with, then fo ught against , the Germans then occupying the t'll y · "At first we s muggled in food for ourselves, our Cumilies and t hen many others . But when we learned the Germans we re not just out to dis- <'n n11nat~ agarnst us but to annihilate us, we st.art- ed s muggling Runs, building bwikers. "And we made o vow, we 10 kids: That if one of us survives, he must tell the story to the world on1..· d a) And I 'm the only one of the 10 boys and girls Y.ho s urvived " SOf"T·SPOKEN. llE nonetheless has harsh .... ords for two recent T V dramas about the Nazi slaughlt.'r of s ix million J ews . during the war, ~HC"s "The Holocaust" and CBS' "Playing For Time· "A farce, each one," he says. "They don't show tht• p~y('holog1cal warfare waged upon lhe victims. "The) don't t'Xplain. don't show the audience ho .... h,\Stl'malil'ally Lhc victim was disarmed - M arcello M astroianni [ clU rd Antonelli lltj 'WjfenJistress ,._., . . ---NOW SHOWING--- , COSTA MESA [:"J1::;:.:· -OIAICE Edwards Cinema ~~11\% Cinedome 979-414 1 1 .. ,._cD:,:=..~li!.~ 634-2553 edwards HARBOR TWIN HARIO• I OUUV .t.aO AT WILSOM COSTA MESA 631-3501 spiritually, morally, then through disease, then hunger and then, at last, through physical an- nihilation." He was in a concentration camp -"I weighed 65 pounds then, a bag of skin and bones" -when liberated by American tankers in 1945. Four years later , he emigrated to the United States. HIS MOTBE&'S RELATIVES had an apartment-and a job waiting for him in New York. · But he stayed here only 10 days: "l decided New York is not America only. I decided I'm going out deep into the country to learn the real heartbeat of America. Yes, it shocked my relatives. "I said, 'Thank you. you're very kind. Out I'm used to doing things on my own without help · And I drove 1,000 miles to Atlanta and started a foreign trade business there." At the time, he didn't know a soul in Atlanta, spoke only a little English. But he casually dis· misses the notion his decision to face the unkno wn in a strange new country took some g uts. 'Longshot' role HOLLYWOOD CAP) Arlene Golonka will appear in the movie "Longshot," starring Leif Garrett and Linda Manz. Miss Golonka, who will play Miss Manz' mother. has been in such movies as "The In· Laws." "Love at f'irst Bite." and "The Last Married Couple in America." She played Ken Berry's love inte r est on the CBS seril'S "Mayberry R.F.D." 6 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONSl ! DEST P1cruP.E DEST 1ol"R'[aoP. DEST ACTP.Ess I 1:c-r.1:; •.rm ttJ .Fr; •A•'S lllll PLAZA IDWUDS' WOODl~IDGf SIAOIUM DRIYI IH 8•<.I ~;q ~3J9 • • • " ' ~I • lOWlllDS' IDWUDS' LIDO rou•JA•• U LLIT ... • I> ' • • MISSION OAIYH H fouruoo ~• '1 ~ 1" ' PAClllC'S SOU JM COAST WINNER OF TWO ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS N.Y. TIMES: ,\Exhlluatlngly bizarre! ObHaslve, exclilng, scary, wildly energetic." _,._ 1111 .. 1 .... No• von nm .. One at tit• •••r'• 10 beat. -Tim• CHRISfOPHER WAUCIN ,."THE OOCS OF WAR. A NORMAN JEWISON-PATll CK PALMER "'°4••m TOM BERENCER -4 COLIN B~LY CM.111rc•' ~JACK CARDI FF S<ttt•pl.,.hCAIY DtVORE-4CEOICE MALKO 8-4 o. A No-tll, FREDEllCK FOISYTH E>t<•" .. ,...,.. • .,.NORMAN JEWlSON -' PATRICK PALMER l'l"4•14'7LAHY DtWMY . O..te4~ OHN I.VIN Pftl'IAV1S10N'TtCH~1COU>I' ttlfM,":'±r ~ .J °"""' ........... -. TllllMMlll .._ ...... ===IU..,...'111=-:=-.... 1 ..... -. A~~ ----NOW •IDWINll----•• ... . ....... ,..,.... ,...,. CtMllll c-... 171•15'1 -C..... lll•l t7t •1•1 (IU) •t M "Not really. after what J we11l through, it didn 't take guts. Tbjs is a free country You 'rl! not going to star ve. Nobody's out to kill vou You don't have to hide. The United States was alreadv a minor challen~e. "• He became a U.S. citizen, got married, bad Lhree children. Eventually he moved hack hen.• and went into business. He also t ried to suppress the memories of the concentration camps. "I tried lo forget the past. I never talked ab<1ut it. I just tried to get used to a normal li fe But 11 visit to lhe Holocctust museum in Israel in lfhil brought it ctll back to me. "Right then, I decided I m"ust go to Wars.iw to confront everything again. From that dily, I 'vt• lived wi th it all along." wmLE WRITING THE book, publ1sl,:>d I year. he a lso thought of its possibilit1 c~ a~ a pl.1' He called several playwrights, "some well kno~· 11 names,· to sec 1f ther wanted to adapt it f•jr th1 ~t age None proved sati:.factory. hl• '>a)" t1 • hadn't lhe desire They're too \'Omfo1 ta bit> 111 n1•11 ways. So I went to young playwrights ~ho h;i\·t the energy. the 1cal. the capab1litv for :-.;Hrifll, "Thal s hov. I met Susan Nar1•1s .... 11•• , • , 1 two years v. riling lh1~ play Jnd !"dlnf' !'In •' lei , nervous brP.akdown tn thP pro< t.'S~ ' lie ron~ul terl with ht'r ahout 1·v··r· ''"'"''' "• <.·very pagt', bcc:-iu~c I'm not just lt111k 11ll' 11 1: lh · al'tisuc and the drarr.at11· ft'!' 1-ot 111 h• "'h11 ii. moral :.iuthent1c the· truth The hL·~• :•rt is th1· lruth " F•C\otltY ••c.ndt•- 11l s.ll '* F•<.wHr ••t:..ndie- 11)/s.JI 9).cl S ( Htw4'y •• 8'0il0••• 4'M-1SU GU Hil\YOC A.al.ff Jf # THE DOGS OF WI!' 1RI ,,._\.l "u. .. ,\.10 •c"...,.~·...,_,.,., ... ,_,t_. • TH£ COMPET1T1n1 uc; U»1-..tY_.~ .... , .. ~ .......... ,...,. .. NINE TO FIVE 1:>~1 t 1"-l~ ... ,.,. It 04 ()1(11 0. ft.NI I U ettt "ALTERED STATES ' (rl) '....,, ............ 11 ,. CM9 Of f' ... fl.All I tt eteT "ALTERED STATES" (R) UaJtM ... -.11. l'AUl .. ~I .. ..FORT APACHE. THE BRONX"' (fl) , . ...., ....... ,,. .... , ...... ~ ... """" .. , .. , ... "TESS" (PG) 1 ..... '",,. •• )I 'STIR CRAZY" (RJ ,..., ......... ,.,. UfT .... MAAblCC: ........ .. THE INCREOIBLE SHAINKINO WOMAN •Al iMP•" ''""° l'AU\ MIW A.Ill tfl '"••C---"FOAT APACHE, THE BAONlC •• t-,... ... , ,_.._.~ ..... ., ••> "ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13" If No~CM RedioW1Ch l9n1llOft Ac<ft'4r>'ll<•"9 ..,_ OwftAM l'Of\11111• ~".'"'° '9 .. w.~ c, ............... , .. , .. ,., -., • "'1 \#llOI• 'HOT T·SHIATS "' -"INCOMIMO l'AUHMEN I ••• Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, February 22, 1981 TV COMMENTARY BS fatally wounded? Rx,.f o r s11rolV(ll : move inJ,O local, arenas a &ICHAaO 8 1t:VU "E\\ YORK l>l'l'4!rnbN to. tUIO, may ~ n · m"11lbt-r«I lh day lJUbllt lultov111on du1d or 111l ttoa,_. ww fatally v.oundf'd Thitt wa tht ell•> that, IOC'v1tably. the Brtt&ish Bruadra~t1n1 CorpMatton "hcnt:d u Ion• u•rm con tnct a•vinJl 8 J>rt\•all' ('Cln\f)00\ t ht ftf"t run n~ht~ ltl all 11' 111•0 itrammln« fm 10 yuri. R ~ t' l\\ <' M a 1.t •· r 111 l· <' c• f h\.'t•h'r Ayt• hye WN l':T amt t\CF-T and W(;JiH 1and Wto:TA and 11 tht• otht'r Publt< Broad 1"¥~1m;: S~•Ut'm '\l itllllll' u1ounct I ht" l'llWttr' It ' '>ad but It °" d' di o .., .. d that "'hctt '>hould tun ~ ~en tht-'T'\ffo11' ·., or Amtn<·1tn telt'\'1:..1on l't'llli> '>0 hoptlt-<,\l)' ctt>pendt'nt un Ur1t1'h 1 t<run' rOR "t;, nit; t'l SOAMENTi\L ra1lurc of pubbt" tell'\ l!>H>n l rcillt\l' not rtnanctal had bl•en re\ c.tled d lilllt' m hre than a month earlier 1 In electton nt)(hl 'lo\ 4. 1980 \\ ht>rc v. e re P HS :-. bnghtt:.t public affam. -.lar!>·• Hill M t1}N!> wa:. on CBS and Robert McNetl v. as on 8<: Wtth all duc respect to the enormous t.1lenv. and dcd1ralltm of those two· men, their ap- pearanl't'!> on eummcn·1al tclev1s1un dramatized lht' fa<:t lhal , bad a:. lhey i.ornetim es are. the nt'.'t v. ork~ t akt· ""nt' publtt re:.ponsibilities more 'il'rinusly than publit television dot"S l'ubltl' tl'levis 1on ha:. dune s<11n£' marvelous th1n,g" ovl'r lhc• yei:irs It still does . Hut tl 1s a eollcct1on of bloated. slow-moving. n rntious l>ur£'aucracies that got itself caught in the worst of all worlds. being dependent for funding . for survival. on both government and big bus iness. Now. with the impending growth of cable television. a nd existing s atellite transmission c apability, the "Television Revolution" is here ENTREPENEURS ARE FIGURING out ways to make money doing what public television was . supposed to be doing, a nd sometimes did : provide public affairs, cultural and educational program- min g for minority audiences. audiences too s mall or specia lized to tempt commercial television. The BBC programm ing, for instance. was bought up by RCTV. a division or Radio City Music Hall. Inc .. with plans to resell the shows to cable ou_tlets or networks around the country Bigger companies. CBS. ABC a nd Warner Communications amonl( them. are in the process or buying up the televis ion rights ror cultural events from Lonflon to New York to Milan for ca. hie anfl video ea ssettt• hroadcast to a small. but prcs umabh afflu('nt Amt"ri<.'an audience ' The th\.-ory 11> that an the future expanded t ... ho vii.loo cablu compurues are now taJking ulJout 18-i ctumneh1 l11 t;C>A Angeles will have a m..trk"l i.lrudurc hOmethtnl( like magazines do lO· cl ll y RIG, (it:N t;ftAL INTEREST magazines ha ve h.11J )Crcut trouble tn recent vears. but s ma ller , i.pcc1iill:tud )Ournuls on skimg and electronics, on ~kate boarding and eating have been dotng JU!'!l (1111: by prov1<1ing detatled Information to r t'Udt'rii und l>Jr~ettng rtudcrs to advertisers . Thut leave:. da mn latlle room for vublic ll•le\ ision unlei.s il t·an do the same things as com - 111 l'rl'lal t elevision and at least as well. UnhaJ?pi- h . 11 has nt•vcr proved that Publtc tele vision. n10,l uf tl. has alway:. been second-rate. Thl' best people 1n the bus iness have stuck "1th the n1.1t work. µ:.irtl y because they want to v.ork with uthcr l0 rcat1ve pt.."<Jp le JUSt as good and \\ ith cXt'('UtlVl'S who h:ne the power and con- ftdt.•nc:c tu makt• quick and ~ure dec1s1ons TO SOMEONE WHO llAS worked tn bot h com- mt'rt·tal aml puhltt lclt.>v1s10n. tl was no surprise tha t lhc nl"lworks "howl.'d more courage tha n public· lt'lt•v1~10n tn dt·uhng with the ('Ontroversies of tht• \'ll'tnam a nd :--:axon )'l'ars So. wh<1t's lc•ft for public te lev1s1on·1 Localism . Th1..· L'nitc<I Stat(·S i:, a\\a~h with national news. na- tional poltt1rs. national ~ports. national fi gurns. The IHg vacuum is tn IOl':tl prog rarnm1n~. If public televis ion wunts to perform a pub!ic Sl·r vice and survive it :.hould be moving into s tate hou~ms and l'Ounty court houses, into small l·ollege and hii:ih school ::;tudiums and lecture ha lls. into regional theater s and fil m studios. A good public television s tation should be as good as, or better than. a good lot·al or regional newspaper. That future may not be as glamorous as M asterpiecc Theate r. but it's a future and I'm not surt' public tclevis1011 h;.is any if it doesn't look to its roots. tht.• rll'ople who live near its e xpensive s tudios. . tr--THE EARL'S ~.......etHO•H(AflHG U•' W•t .. 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It is the second presentation in Season Three of "The.Shakespeare Plays." 15 Reprove 62 Olp or d1b· 104 Label Comb form 76 OemOllsn 2t Hair remo-ble 105 Mineral vein 22 Romans 78 Ceremonies JO Inlet 79 More reoent NEVER has changed ver 65 Frightens 106 HyaH1e 23 Medieval 66 Brong down 107 Word root ca1apull 67 Shell nut 108 Otdwme 24 Stiarpness 68 Bengal cup 25 lm11at1ve measure 111 Trapped 26 Score music 69 Turk 113 Owelled 27 Dormant 70 Olympic 116 German dla· 28 NorsP gob· events le<:t Ion 71 Currency 118 Asllr 29 Indian 72 01e1er·s dish 119 Historic weight 73 Unl1 period JO Bounders 74 Sports Olli· 120 Remember _ 3 l College girl .claJ 121 Sailor., 33 Old auto 75 Angered jacket 34 Quart part 76 Reots again 122 Begins 32 Poetic con-80 Immortals tractoon 81 Paired 3A Dabs 82 Vacillate 35 T1db11 83 Fas11ng p.iro- 36 Storms O<I 37 B1btoca1 85 -and name cralls 38 Valleys 86 Ceylon 39 Portoco weight 40 Erase 87 Refinement 4 1 ExplO<led 88 Sall a boa1 42 Philistine 89 Ret1nqu1S11 city 90 Me1t1can 43 Stalls "tumper to ALWAYS on Sunday. JANE FONDA LILY TOMLIN DOLLY PARTON I' 111 I II "' l'R• •Ill I ""'Ill $ ( •l " 1111.1.t" l'IC ll k l NINE TO FIVE 11\l"I) I <11 I \I\\· I I I/ \HI 111 1111 'D' ,,.,, 111<1 l" •II$ l>I ' .. , I ho. l h .. m11 .. n.111h. fl,,.,J l'r ,,,. '' fll(l ( I ( .f llJI k f II" OoH.C ()If' jfl(OCo"' '"""'"" '' ( 111 I' 111(,l,I'' ,. 1 /'Al Rll f ·\RI '"l I. "··"-. P.\110( f,\ RI '"'It 1. -'\1.:-,1' !"IL\1(11' HIX 1n110WI<\ l>111 \I · ~-,...__.,_,. • .,,,,_,,_~ Of! 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Oltit>N .,.. ·~ ... _ .. .... ..... ' ....... ···~·" ............. ~ .. 0••-_ . ..,.,.. ,....,....,, Pacific Laguna So. CoHt Walk-In 944-1514 NOMINATED FOR 8 ACADEMY AWARDS llEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR ........ _ BEST ACTOR ,,_,. Hw·t 8E8T S<:REE"PlAY ADAPTATIO" Ot\oN L,~~ C. l.rtc' e.ttf9'f'I' Clwt ....... t 0.V.,. BEST EDITINO .vc ..... Ha~LICORE-.,._,...,,. ~ST Alt'T DIRECTIOl'I -°""" ... c. ......... " ...... - lll!.AT C08TUll'IE DESI°" '9ttttll"4wtt• I ....... lll1118l ......... , ... ~" ... ~o 1uc c:..-G<ow »e> uo1 ........ •1 rlWllll ....... Ulll lelel 1n .. 11t m w~ ti ,.,. ~MllO .,..... .......... I ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE B E ST ACTOR-JACK LEMMON I JM:K LEMMO!~ ROBBY~NSON LEE REMICK c , ~ J J I Orw1ge Coast 11AIL 'f t'"."''lr1Sunday, February 22, 1981 ••• ----------oiiiiiiiio----------------------------------------------------~----------------------- 909&81' &. TAaLTUN ut lrvlnw hu ~n aam .. viN ,,_ut.nt and branch m•n•1er of the Waa .. ,..._ Vllla1• C•ntt-r othru of Macftllb lrvlM leal&y ompan)' the Irvin Company O•..il r.a Mtale bn*era1«' T.,.._ who jou..d Matnah lrvmc tn A"'rH. a• 11 a laAft a1toelate, 1uccet:ds Kon Mauano, who haai beeu named manll&er of the r1rm'11 new vHl\•t-In Laa~a IUU.. A nath t: of Loi. An&til~s . Tarlton uvtid ai. uecutfve vice prt»>ldent and c•h1t:f ex ecuuve offi cer of u HPdondo Beach publil' relations firm before entering. the rclll estate field In 1979. H'e prev1oui.ly had served an a v<Ar1ety of public re· lat1ons functions at !-'on.I Motor Company KAaEN BAIRD or lrvmt: has bet:n appointed a district sales manager for First American Tille Insurance Company. Prior to JOmi ng First American. Baird was in public relations and real estate for s ix years in the Santa Ana·Tushn area. Baird was born in Toronto, Canada, and grew up in Garden Grove. where she was graduated from Rancho Alamitos High School. She also at- tended Fullerton Junior College. LAWRENCE M. SCHER has become pres1· dent of Business Properties Brokerage Co. l BPBC>. succeeding Rick Sanborn as the chief ex- ecutive officer of the Southern California com· mercial-indust rial real estate brokerage fi r m. Scher has been. executive vice president or BPBC since the company was founded in 1976 and has served as regional manager or the firm's Newport Beach of- fice. In his new position, Scher will oversee the operations of that office as well as the San Diego regional offi ce. A graduate of the Universi- ty 0£ California at Be rkeley where he earned a master's degree in real estate. Scher has been in the commercial real estate business for 12 years . KHu Prior to becom ing a co.founder of BPBC. Scher was vice president and regional manager of the Orange County office bf Grubb and Ellis a nd earlier was vice president or Union Bank where he s pecialized in real estate fin ance. SYLVIA MICHLER of San Clemne te has been a ppointed merchandising coordinator for the San Diego Division of Ponderos a Homes, a fou r- division homebuil<ter with corporate offices in Irvine. In her new position, .r.iichler wi.11 be responsi- ble for all ODBite merchandising including sales of- fice and model home interior design and installa- tion, plus coordination or model s ite landscaping. Prior to joining Ponderosa Homes. a member or the Aetna Realty Group and one of the largest homebuilders in California. Michler served as director or marketing at the Meisler Company of Newport Beach. aoaEa1' a . &LEIN hu advanced lot~ posi· ~ion of vice president, taxation for Daon Corpora- tion, a real estate firm based in Newport Beach. ln this capacity 'he will assume responsibility for worldwide taxes. 1 Klein, who joined Daon three years ago as a tax and financial planning manager. was formerly KLEIN with Arthur Andersen and Co. in New York . London and Cal ifornia as tax manager specializing in international and partnership taxation. He was also an ,iJistructor at New York University 's graduate school. Klein holds a bachelor of science degree in accounting from Far leigh Dickinson Uni vers ily . T eaneck. New Jersey. GREGORY GEORGE PYROS of Costa Mesa has joined the firm of Harrison / Lorenzini Architects of Newport Beach. He will be Involved in design development. working drawings and t•on· st ruction coordination while preparing for his architectural licensing examinations. A recent graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy. New York, Pyros holds the degrees of master of business administration, bachelor of architecture and bachelor of science in building sciences. While at RPI, he was elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities . PETER LA TOURETTE has been appointed director of operations for McLain Development Company, a Newport Beach building firm. La Tourette. a veteran of more than 16 years ma.nagement experience with maj<fr development companies. comes to McLain from the Biddle Group where he was regional vice president. Before th at. h e w as a stockholder and president of Ari zon a -based Paradise Builders Inc. He attended San Diego Stale Univer s ity a nd is a member of the Building Con- tractors Association and the Bullding Industry Association, LA TOUHTTI as well as a past officer or the Industrial Housing Council. V fJCation offered in Springs plan8 Ne homeowners footit1g city bills New bou.lna development Is not only paying 1\11 own way ln terms or providing sell-supporting coinmu.nity aervices and faclUUes, but ls now be1lnnln1 to support. al least Indirectly, exiatin& older community f aclllties and services In several l'allfom1a cities, accordin& to a leadin& land use economlat. Kelly McDermott, director of the Urban Land Economlc Division of the Plannin& Center, a Newport Beach-based urban de· sign and planning firm, said resi- dents in newer planned com· munities within cities and coun- ties typically pay for the maintenance of their own public service facilities through a private homeowners assocla· tion, thereby relieving for the most part the local jurisdictions from having to provide those public services. "However, these res idents also pay property and sales taxes as well as other public assess- m~nts which help 'to maintain community services and facilities throughout the city." McDermott s aid. McDermott. nn expert lr1 fiscal Impact analyses of new development, said local jurisdic· tlons can no longer pass gt:nel'al obliga.tlon bonds and set their own tax rates w finance n.-cessary capital i mprovements and provide ma,Jor main· tenance services as a result of PropoolUon 13 whachwaspassed lntolawtwoy~arsago. Very few people understood at that time wh:it the real fucal impacts of such a tax revenue limita· tion would be," McDermottsaid. "Proposition 13b1ts s ired an entirely new discipline in land planning ·· fl rcal impact analysis of new development," she said. As a result of Proposition 13, fiscal impact of ne'' development has become as important a consider a· lion in land development as analyzing the physical environment. "Cl'nES AND COUNTIES be~an to look to private development to finance the construction and maintenance of those community facilities t hat will serve the new.er communities. not re- alizing_ the extent to which those new develop· ments would be paying for community services and facilities o utside their boundaries,'' McDermott said. "In other words, the fiscal im· Knolls homes going rapidly Move-ins are expected in March at Newport Kolls in Newport Beach where over half the condominium/townhouse un· its have been sold less than a month after the offi cial opening. Whi le exceeding the expecta· lions of sales representatives. developers of Newport Knolls. Butler Housing Corporation, at- t ribute the fast sales at the rel'- reationally oriented communi· ty t o p r ices well be low "average" for t he Newport Beach lo<;ation. So rapid was homebuyer res ponse to Newport Knolls that many of the sales oc· curred before the model homes were opened for inspection. Prices for the collection'of 26 Cape Cod-styled townhomes and C'ondominiums begin fr om $142,950 . T he condominiums. however. have all been sold. Arranged in four separate bu ildin gs o n t h e ru s ti c. landscaped grounds. Newport Knolls t.ownhomes contain up to 1668 square feet of living space a nd are offered · m seven floor plans. An early Am erican/ Colonial architectural motif highlights the exteriors and m eandering pathways, framed by antique lighting, lead to a village recreation center where res idents h ave· exclusive privileges. Contained in the rec center are a swimming pool, spa. and cabana area, as well 35 barbecues and a game room. Localed less th3n one mile from the ocean on a quiet cuJ-de· sac. the Newport Knolls colony is both secure and orivate . Features include wall-to·wall decorator carpeting, draperies. wood-burning fireplaces with log ligh ter and s pacious mater bedroom s uites with vaulted ceilings. All townhomes have private balconies or decks as well as attacht:d garages. ln ad- dition, Butler is provi ding a complete drapery package for all Newport Knolls homes. The four Ne wpo rt Kn olls models are now open for buver ~n spec tion . To visit Newport Knolls take Pa c 1f1c Coast H ighway to Superior Avenue, proceed north to 15th Street , then west to Monrovia Avenue. The sales of- fi ce is located on Monrovia near 15th Street. in Newport Beach and is open daily except Fridays. For more information. call 646·9618. 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"1'111.: lie> 1111.::-. o l' I 'urk i Ii 11 \\'l' IY :irra 11t.!1.·d I 11l·:ipt11r,· .111d ,·nh:.111 1.·1. I h1. l>l'a11 1 ,. ,,r 11t.: ... 11 rn111111li11l! t·11 u n1n .... ,d,· ir11.:lt11-li11 t! 1 lt 1.· aclju,·1.·111 .=;o o-a,·r,· - l'l.'1..(11 111:.il purk. T hi.' t",·..,1111 ha 1.·1111111111 · 11il ' wil h all .111ru or 1.·xt·l11~i\·i1 ,. u11d p ri.\'l k l!c ... ~pknd icil y pn ,·all.' li•l 111l'S i11 u r1.·frl.'shi 11 l!I~· fr,,. u11d 11111.·11 -.,1.·tt i 11g i11 lhl.' 1111i....1a 11d1 1l l.! \·i...,li~t rk! l'a rk I lill ... ltn·,· ;1r1.· hc1111 1.·~ ,·o ur "11 1.·- ,·1.·o.;:-. lw~ 11rn1k _pv ~:-.il1 k. · ~ 10 ycur h omcowncr's wurrant \' PARK Hill (714) 941-0590 po.c. •): aew development was not being measured PJ'CJ "rlr " ~e~erllJ factors in \he fiscal impact of new devefUIJltlt>rit have been determined U the result of an aty~inl§ those impac ts In the past two M cDP.~mv•' '\aid. "1''11r <mP thing , older sections of a commWllty typically do not generate as mucb sales or property t ax revenuen a~ do new communities and yet · becaust: they a.H• older, these areas require more· m a 1n teQ<1 nc e th a n n ewer developments,'• McDermott said. "This is a public expense, borne not only by those who live in the area but by all who pay propf:rty a nd sales tax revenues," she emphasized. AT 1'HF. SAME TIME, new development stan- dards for streets and other public facilities are generally much higher than those for older facilities. resulting in sii nificantly lower main· tenance costs for newer facilities in the future, McDermott said. ''If a city conducted the same kind or fiscal impact analyses for older sections or the com· munity that it does for new develppments, the city fathers no doubt would try to deed the older areas back to the count~." the land use economist sug- gested. ··They would certainly fmd lhat the older sections do not carry their own weight in terms of gener ating the necessary tax revenues to maintain those public services and facilities." Mcl.>ermott said cities need to adapt develop· ment standards to corr.ply with today's fiscal con- s traints. "FOR EXAMPLE, A NEW development comes to a city with a lot of parkways, open spaces and other community facilities, all required by the City -and all of which have to be maintained. The Ci· ty determines it cannot maintain such facilities and t herefore, a private homeowners association must rto i;o. At the same time, the city continues to require certain standards, such as landscaping materials lo be planed in open spaces and median strips which re quire water and maintenance. · "In order to comply with these unrealistic city standards. the developer may have to delete some plantings or if he has to plant those materials. those costs will be passed directly along to the hom eowner in the form of higher home prices or higher monthly homeowner association fee11," he s aid. · lf the city cannot maintain these facilities. then the standards should be adjusted to conform to today's financial constraints ." 10 %.o/o Interest 30 vear fixe d rate w , 11 O/o A.P.R. Guaranteed Trade-In Progra111 ) 1111 .... 1.·k1.·1 11 1, 1':1rk 11 ill 11 11 111 1.· •• r ~ 11111 •. :huiv,• :111d ii' \'1111r pr .. ·...,,·111 I \11111 l' c p 1 ;,i Ii n ,. ..... H 111 k r t! 11 ii r:11 111.' ....... 11-. 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"c said. ~:.: now bein& develo;~ t' and w·" 'x announced s~:>rt'' HUNTElt ~ \lft tue "ew pro- grams will 1..~ a1r •. eu at upgrad- ing the 1 ett.rn vu the company's portfolio vi mot tgage invest- ment~. S 1nr.t! t he beginning of 1980, h uuter 11oted, FNMA's cost of r.1onPy to finance mortgages actually exceeded the return on tho::.e loans. coURTY ARD AT VILLA PACIFICA DEYELOl'MENT He also noted that the average life or existing, low-yielding FNMA l oa ns has been lengthened by home buyers' as- suming those loans and combin- ing them with additional, new financing -wraparound or second mortgages -from other lenders. This prolongs their ad- verse effect on the corporation's e~rnings. Huntington Villas • • s~t ·to raise pnce Loan prepayment, be said, had declined from $3 billion in 1978 to $2.7 billion in 1979 to $1.6 billion in 1980. at the same time Jo' NM A's portfolio grew by 67 percent. Prices will remain in the mid .,,000 ran1e for the two Hunt· ingt.on Beach developments, MUa Warner and VWa Paciflca, witb developers anticipatin1 a rise in prices for tbe two bellcb -close collections of villas durina the ftnal weeks of the aranct cloae out saJe. . A spokesman for Seaboq, Inc. -developers of Villas Warner and Pacifica -said prices and interest rates would, be held down until March 1. THE NEW programs, be said, will discourage wraparound mortgage transactions financed by others, by providing com- µ e t it iv e fo~N MA financing altt!rnatives. The 12¥. percent 30-year fixed rate financing is still avilable at both deveJopments. With fixed rate loam, a homeowner is assured of the rate's con.stancy during the course of home ownership. Variable rates and rollover loans -something most lending in- stjtulions are switching to -can rise during their term, sending mortgage' payments skyrocketing as a result. Villa Warier and Villa Pacifica owners are guaranteed the 12~ percent rate. Villa Warner is a 256-unit series of one-and-two bedroom villas. The Hwttington Beach colony is situated on 11 acres lind is generously landscaped with mature trees, shrubs, and ground cov- er providing a lush, fully-landscaped atmosphere. Land lease topic of builders' meet Both Beacb·close encaves of one-and-two bedroom villas have private key-card gates for cars and pedestrians, assuring residents of complete freedom from unwanted intrusions. This security pre- caution also adds on extra dimension or exclusivity to the atready exclusive, lavishly landscaped, recreationally oriented villas. "Land-Lease ls This the Answer to Affordability?" will be the sub1ect or the Wednesday m celin g of the Sales and Marketing Council of the Build- ing Industry Association. • To reach Villa Warner in Huntington Beach. take the Goldenwest exit off the San Diego Freeway and go south to Warner Ave .. turn right and proceed ~ mile. The project, located at 6600 Warner Ave .. is on the comer of Edwards St. and Warner Ave. For more information, call (714) 848-4712. To see Villa Pacifica, take the San Dieeo Freeway, go south on Beach Bouelevard, and tum ript on Adams Avenue. Proceed one- balf mile to Huntington Street and turn right. The entrance is a few blocks north at 215 Wichita Ave. For more information, call 536-8821. Slated for the Registry Hotel in Irvine, the meeting will begin with a social hour at 6:00 p.m., followed 6y dlnn_e_r_a_r_1_:00_.:_p_.m_. _________ __...1. ______________ -il:---- llot /\ir Balloon Adventures '\p~nd an hour drlflln1 o••" p,.rrt'\ Vall"1 in a b a lloon • We cr.n •klm a lake or flo•t m ...... KbOYf! the ••rtb • '"'*'Y •p•cti.~l~r. tl.1tperlence ll•khl tor IWO 11110. •-•2&0. 6 •300 Qift Certificates Available . IJ; CHAMPAG~~ 175s1-so33 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITtOUS 8USUl8SS PICTlnOUS 8UMMIESS NAM& STATWMllNT NAMa ITATUMMT Th• 1011-1 .. 111 "''.'"'' .,. doll\ Tl'I• followl"tl ,..,.."' ... dOlft9 buslnts\ •& · • tt...sJne~' n : Ce l INVESTOAS' AE4.LI1 _MAfUJH ~ASSOCIATES, AT· SERVICE. !bl THE CLASSIC TORHEYS AT LA~rritier CLOSET JtO s. Cool Hleh••Y. Aoed, S<ilt• .. ,. Tvlllft, C.lllorftla L•11-• ... ch. Colllo<nl• t»SI .,.., ..... Po•I Troc11 .. , Co • lftc.. • Louil M. -·"· A Proftss-• C:•lllorftl• <O•llOfallo,.,, US Ck••" corporetloft, lncorooreted In Avenue. ueune 8eoc h, Ct lllorftle Celllonlle. »It CN~ Aood, Suite •>u 1 • 101. T usUn. c:.t\tornl• 92t90 Thh b"slfteu os conducted by • Thlt ~I> <-led by • <or rorpor•lion peratk)n. Fr-• Tredlnv Co., Inc. LOUISM.~rll~ "'"''""Ku .... , AProf•n-•CorP PrHldtnl L.ouilM.Marlln. Thi• >ltl...,."' ... , llltd w ilt\ tht President Counh Clerk ot Orenv<t COt.1nly on This st.Nmel\1 WM Ille<! with the J~nu&rt 10. '"' County Clerk of Oreft9e County on Jen. ,.,-n ,t"'· '525 PER MONTH FOR A NEW CEDAR GLEN CONDO · 1140 $ct. ft ... II Toro 2 bdrms. 1 'h baths. cart>eting and drapes. 1 year lease on a limited number of homes. Magnificent recreation fac i lities included . Association dues paid for by builder. Conveniently located at El Toro Rd & Tribuco Rd. Near excellent scnoors 8riO shopping. ,_ •f• ...._ c•....., 6'ect. 17141 586-4910 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE J'"""'"'J °'""'~ Coa>I 0•11• Piiot, 1'1$4711 '•I> 11. Mtr I, t. IS, .. Ill Mt 11 Pvllll•"'1<1 OranQe Co.ttt O"lly Piiot, -Feb I, t, IS, 12, t'91 S19-tl ruHU(' NOTICE rr1cntu111s au""•U' 11 H-.MJ!""STATIMIHT T h1 lol•ol"'tnci oe• •on1 u• do I no OU'lrolnt~\. .,_ NFWr>URT SERVICE CENTER, 111S NIWP<i<'t 8 o.Jlt••od. C:otl• ~•a, ( •"'"' nl,. .,.,, J •t ~ fl Cullnq. 10'1> Sloop ~Irr le, H""lift9f"" llotMh, Celltornl• tJUI Aul~I .. Conwrner Prottcllen 01..,,0.llc Ser'oli<H Inc , • Celll0tftla corport llOft, llOSSMrlft91.,. Piece • U, J07,Ne__, .. Kll,Cellfornlm..l T 1111 bv11MH I• <Oftclv<IHI by a 111-••• ,,...1Nf'1Np. 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AU structures in the present phase of the busideu and cultural complex will be com· pleted in 1981, reports Henry Segerstrom of Two Town Center Associates, a joint venture between South Coast Plaza and The Pn&dential Insurance Com- pany of America. LOO&ING BACK AT 1980 and ahead to the coming months, Segeratrom said: "We are extremely pleased to see our dream of providing an urban business and cultural core for Orange County ta.king shape as planned. With its high-rise of- fice buildines. cultural facilities, fine restaurants, and quality re- tail ouUets, South Coast Plau Town Center ls a pl"ime regionaJ center." Focal points of the current ex- pansion are the twin 15-story, 300,000 square feet towers. The American City Bank Tower is scheduled to open in April, while the second tower will be finished by early summer, according to Segerstrom. Two other commercial struc- tures, the five-story, 68,000 square foot Bank of America buUdina and the 8,000 square foot Imperial Savings and Loan building, are scheduled for com- pletion by April. Last November , South Coast Plaza Town Center's first free~llandin1 reataurant opened its doon. It ii T.G.I. f'riday'1, a 9,000 square foot t890s·style establiahment. Also com~ted durinc 1880 w aa a 2200-spice free·atanding parking structure, Orange Coun· ty's largest. Approximately one- thlrd of it was o~ed in Nov~ ember. 1be remainder will be opened in March. Construction is scheduled to begin soon on a four-theater complex expected to open ln August. Work alto will start on another free-standing restaurant and a multi-tenant building housing a third restaurant, service businesses, and a finan- ciaJ institution. SCHEDULED FOR comple- tion in March, the central refrigeration plant bous~s two 682-ton chillers and a 450,000 gal.-chilled water tank. which makes up the center'•· rnolu-1 tioaary new coollnl 1y1&em. TM plant, which will aervice aUl structures in the center exeept T.G.I. Friday's and the theater complex, ii expected to provide ' ai1nificant coet aavin&•· Jt will l use electric power at ni&bt 7' when demand ii less -to dllU water for the next day's cooHna function. I All structures at South Coast 1 Plaza Town Center will be uni· fied through meanderin1 walkways, gardens, outdoor art. and sculpture, Segeratrom s-. adding: ··our gdal is to create a culturaJ focal point in Soutberr California, an outdoor envirm me nt which will help makf South Coast Plua Town Ceola Orange County's finest place ti work and visit -from bolt aesthetic and functional stand points." Holidays not slow Los Corrales in San Juan Capistrano sold 14 units, totaling $2.3 million from mid-December to mid-January -traditionally a slow period for real estate sales. Loa Corrales' current financing provides 12 percent interest for the first two years of the loan and 14 percent thereafter. There are no cl()fling costs or loan fees (except for prorations or pre· payments) and a buyer can re- finance with no prepayment penalties. The 176·unit single-family community is in the midst of its closeout. According to sales manager Paul Crawford, about 18 units are left in,J.he develop- ment. Two sales models also-are still available. Sizes of the homes range from 1,956 to 3,157 square feet and are priced from $194,000 to $249,500. All homes are on minimum • 10,000 square feet lots, and many lots are much larger. Located at the eastern end of San Juan Creek Road, the com- munity may be reached by ta.k· ~ ing the San Diego Freeway tor the San Juan Creek Road exit. Turn inland and follow the sign& to the model complex. which \s open daily from 10 a .m . to s p.m.' Kurth-Anable & Associates is, the exclusive sales agent for the' project. ----------•<SINCE 1920 ~-----------1 WARMINGTON I ' EAL ESTATE Ora Cout DAILY PILOT/SUnday, February 22, 1~1 ••• Home demand slows 13hornes left in Hi6fa interwl, economic woe• cited SC tract LAS VEGAS ~u'6St ol hl&h lntere1l r•lH -' \lfte'er1ain tt0n0na1C' condlUOM, tht1 1tron1 \an "1ytftc demand tor new and u11tln1 homH baa It to Malfeee, a leaclan1 rul Cj\llltl ro•rketln1 u wt lokl l.M natlOll'• home builder• ht!r., ,..cently '"TM fact that monlbly mol'\a•&t payment ru· wemMt.s are increHlQI •t ' f1ater rate \ban 1).ra' inrom~ poants out a 1rowin1 problem, lltkularly 1n the move·up market. ' d•d George Fuh()ft. 11en•or vice preaident ul Walker 6 Lee, 1r . one of the oauon's lar1e1t mdependently "ned real einate sales orgaruzations t'\JL TON ADDat:SS£D A group attending the tb annual convention of the Nationitl Association Holl\('. Builders bere Refiectina on past trends 9-icb have helped set the stage for today's hous g market, Fulton s aid incomes of buyers sur· ?yed at Walker & Lee'r. new·bome developments ise an average of 12 percent a year during the •t half or the 1970s. while housing prices in · ·ea sed 25 to 30 percent each year. Meanwhile, the number of dual·income 1milies (in which t ypically the husband · e >th work) rose from approx- oately 30 percent of those Jyers surveyed m the first half · the 70s to 60 percent of those Jyers surveyed at the end or 1e recent decade. "The growing number or ual-income fam ilies buying )mes in the early half or the !venties helped to increase the verage family income among Jyers by about 18 percent per ,uuON ~ar. while home prices increased by only 11 pt!r· ?nt each year during that period," Fulton re· orted. "All this was ta~ng place during and im· 1eftiately after the housing crunch of 1973-74 in hicfi the inventory of new homes was reduced gnificantly. With no new homes to buy, these uyers moved aggressively into the resale market. 1us bidding up the prices for existing homes gnificantly and creating substantial equities for 1<isting homeowners all of which spurred the uild\ng industry to build new homes ror an merging move-up market," Fulton observed. IN THE LAST HALF of the decade, 'the situa- on reversed itself, Fulton told the builders. "As these 'big e<\uity ' and dual-income buyers 1oved into the new-home market, home prices ·ere bid up with prices increasing 25 to 30 percent year by the late 1980s." the Walker & Lee ex- cutive said. At the same time. buyers· incomes •ere increasing at a lesser rate. about 12 percent a e ar, he addejf. "ln the early 1970s, dual-in<!ome buyers used leir extra purchasing power to buy larger and iore luxurious homes; by the end of the decade (!uilder oftering __ Fixed.rate loans EWannington Development la continuln& its e9tabliahed early Jut year when home loan rates began to reach record hi&ba, of pro- Hltn1 Southern California homebuyers with •w-market fixed rate loans in an effort to help t many prospective buyers as possible to gain the mefits of home ownership, considered to be the ~t ~hedge against inflation, according to an an- :>uncement by Bob Mister, senior vice president •r sales and marketing for the 54-year-old Irvine- Hed homebuilding firm. ''During the past year we have worked bard to rovide potential buyers with very competitive in- :(est rates. as well as with financing arrange- 1enls that kept our homes more accessible to the 1&ying public," Mister said. "The success of that rogram and the high prev~ling interest rates aat still exist have dictated that we continue our reative financing efforts," the corporate ex- :utive added. "IN 1181, WE SOLD and closed nearly 1,000 omes due in large part to the creative financing rograms we were able to offer," Mister com· aented, "and we're making every effort to con- nue t.-provide below market interest rates for ur burers in 1981 to make the purchase or a home reality for as many people as possible in the arlous markets we serve," he added. In malting the announcement, Mister unveiled pecific fixed interest rate programs for the com- .any's many Southern California condominium onversion and new home residential com- aunlties. Mister also indicated that a unique Taduated mortgage payment progrfm is current- f being offered at some Warmington locations. Tader this program. a buyer's monthly payments ft reduced well below th06e offered with conven- '°9al financing for several years. I "111ERE IS NO QUESTION but that interest ales are currently the key to getting people who rant to buy a home lnto that home," Mister Com- 'aented. "During 1980, our company demon.trated its rUlingness to go to bat for the potential buyers tDd our newest interest rate pro1ram clearly iolnta out that we are continuing to a11ressively t1bt to keep interest rates at an acceptable level ·lab year as well," the Warmington spokesman •eluded. · • •• ousmg m.crease • • wer ID nation WASIUNGTON <AP) -The averqe price of ... IOkl In tbe United States !'OM IO··-dut· tbe 1.a quarter ol t•, but the annual lncreue e.. wa lower than lD previoua yean, accord-'° IOYWDIMDl reports. The •·• Htr•C• price for one-family • IOld ID tbe tlaal three lnoatbl ol ~ wu ti Hiit ldPlr than tM tbtnt quarter ud 10 per· ...,. tbe ....... lw tbe ftDa1 quarter of '-•HDfdlq to UM Comm.a l>eDutmeat ud DepmaMllt of ao.1111 wl Urbu DeYetop. A CDmliMr'ee:HUD prtee IMn tut eom,... .... prt ..... -lw ..... lcild la U ...... la -..-.1aen .. of II.I K.1 ......... 11.t ...... ""· 1'rl 0 th.:y were bavln1 to use both incomes jutl to buy a basic house," Fulton said, referrin& to Walker & Leti s1uvt!ys which tracked the percentaae of 1rou fMm•lY income spent for bousin& increuln1 from 20 percent in the early and mid mo. to 32 percent at decade's end. "Today, we· re seeing home appreciation btglnnine to flatten out to rouchly 14 to 16 percent a year u buyers become increasingly strapped to absorb larger monthly payments," Fulton told builders. "Our studies.show that move-up buyers are pa)'in& at least double the monthly morteaee payment for their new homes over their existing residences -up signlficanUy from the 65 percent increase in payments move-up buyers were paying as recenUy as 1975. If they are having to squeeze out more income for housing, where's it going to come from?" be suggested. noting the significant cost increases in food, energy, ~ransportation and other increasing expenses. an or which are pressuring family budgets. TODA Y'S HOUSING INDUSTRY is heavily dependent on move-up sales with 60 to 70 percent of home sales categorized as such., Fulton said. ·'There could be an increasingly sluggish move· up market in 1981 and 1982 if interest rates stay above 14 percent ... Fulton warned. "Interest rates will stay relatively high, financing will continue to command a greater portion or housing cost and price increases will slacken in 1981 and 1982, perhaps to the 10 to 12 percent range. Incomes will increase slowly and the percentage of income spent for housing will again increase," Fulton pre- dicted. "In 1982, we should see a strong and steady resurgence or the mO'Ye-up mar~et," he added. ·'There is good potential for entry-level hous- ing if interest rates are in the 13 to 14 percent range," the Walker & Lee executive said. Fulton suggested good prospects for high-density, in-fill projects designed for the first-time or entry-level buyer. "lf the owner of an existing home doesn't move up, the first-time buyer cannot select from this market and with few rentals available, their choices are even more limited." Fulton continued. "With their purchasing power limited, buyers will accept higher densities and smaller units. not because they prefer these housing styles, but because it becomes the only alternative for them," he said. ( Domes tor l,..,Ues· Eclectic interior design mixes traditional furnishings with contem- porary shades at Wimbledon Village in the South Coast Plaza area of Costa Mesa. Designed for fami.lies with younger children, the homes offer three bedrooms and two baths in a single-story format. Sheffield attractive Sheffield Manor, Merickel Development's new attached single family home community in the Irvine Village of Northwood, has gained ou&atanding buyer response since the recent completion of the model homes, according to Don Roberson, vice president of market- ing for the builder. Roberson reported that visitor traffic bas consistently exceeded more than 100 per week during the past month and the 50-home develop- ment is now more than half sold out. Three two-story floor plans, each with two or three bedrooms, two-and- one half baths and a family room are featured at Sheffield Manor .. The early American flavor of the home exteriors at Sheffield Manor is enhanced by multi-paned windows, textured stucco, lap or shingle siding and cedar shake roofs. Select eleva- tions feature masol\rY veneer. classic shutters, bay windows and pot shelves . Incentives offered at Bristol Place Warmington Development has created a buyer incentive program for the remaining units at its Bristol Place adult condominium community in Santa Ana. A buyer can now move into a Bristol Place condominium for as little as S3,990down. with the builder paying all non-recurring closing costs and providing outstanding 121/s percent fixed interest rates on 30·year loans. Prices start at $57 .990. :\ n1..'\\ t'ill.in\:ing phin h:i:-. h1..·1..·ll int 1.11 1..·1..I ti 1 tll.1k1..· t h1-. 11111..· 1 if rl w m 11-.1 , 1u1 -.r.111llill!..! n1..0\\ h 111111..· 1n\1..·-.111w1H 11pp11nu111t11...'" in '1..·:1r ... Nearly SO-percent of the homes are now sold at Las Maria s . a private, gated communi· ty of 23 single family homes, surrounded by the Estrella Golf and Country ·Club in San Clemente. Wlth just 13 homes re· maining, Las Marias is expected to sell quickly now that homebuyers have an opportunity to view the com p let e d models. Design e d by Paul Thoryk and Associates. the homes of Las Mari as are reminiscf'nt of a Mediterranean villa, in- ~o rp o rating s uch un- usual appointments as Monray blue tile roofs and stained glass win· dowed entry doors . A planned community, t he exteriors of Las M ar ias are full y landscaped and main· tained b y the Homeowner 's Associa- tion. To visit the homes of Las Marias , which are priced fro m $207 ,000. tak e the San Diego Preeway to the Camino de Estrella exit Exit and proceed eas t on Ca mino de E s tr ella . which becomes Camino de Los Mares. Proceed to Avenue Vaquero. turn right and co n tinu e t o Cal l e Vallarta. Turn left and proceed to Las Marias on Avenue Mesit.a . just off Calle Vallarta 11fkr.., I l'1(11111 ti ll.11K ll\L! \\'ith 111 1 11\l ltHhl\· p ;l\'1111..'nt., f1 II' 1)11)1,.• ltl\ 11)[ h'. It 1111..-.111.., .11 1111"1'l1rr11rnt\ 111 h" .1 pr1..·-..r1g i11 u-. h 111111..· It) I llW I 11 t h 1..· 11l11-.t pr1..·:--tt!.,'.h Ill' .1r1..'.I" It) rill' LI tlllltf\. ~.de-. 11ffl 1..1..' .llhl 1lh 11..k l lh 1tlll''-•'l'V ll ,i 1il In 11n I I .1. 111 . i.' :; I'· m \\'1..·-..t1..liti (lr11\1..· ,.., .1 \'1..·n r.ir1..· 11H1..·nn!.! 11t • J I • Uff QRQ\'E 1111-\ ... I''\\ f \1 I 1t \, I j ti j t 1 • I "-e 0 & nge Coast OAIL 'f Pll.OT !Sunday, February 22. 1981 ----- ANNOUNCING 'I'HE NEWEST PHASES. .,_ ____ ----------..-- WOODBRIDGE COTTAGE HOMES Single-fan1ily detached pariu h1111ws hy Broa1.lmour Hotn L'~. SPILi <lllt. S:iks offi ce cl11:-.nl. Ca I I tnr I"' 1:-:-. i hk ,\\ ,11 l.1hrl t n ( 714 ) 9 5 7 -1100 ( t\. 1 \) n. -F rt ) W()(JDBRI [GE WIJ\: l )~l)R ESTATE * E:.!-itatl'-sty h: town huml'' h, Warmingwn Dcvc:lopment . l 11L. Available from $163,99\' Call or visit: (7 14) 85 7-129 1 iiilll!l!!f! WOODBRIDGE TOWNHOMES* Adu lr-Pric nrcd ruwn homl..':-by W 11rmingtnn rk·wh lpmcnt. Inc. A,·;1ilable from $121,990 to $147.990 CaJI or v1,ir: (714) 519-13~1 WOODBRIDGE WILLOW CREEK* ingle-family attached homes by The Akins Company. Availa ble from $126,000 to $160,000 -~ill o r visi t: (714) 559-11 61 I WOODBRIDGE CHATEAUX* Art•'' h.thlUHlll .. l .Uh.f ... t .1pn1i.: thU int 1 .. \_lc,f 1n rur .. h.t~ r nu 11f ""'mt• \Hllf~ l'rl\.C' t..1tft1\. r l\tl' ·" 11t d.tu.• ,,, ruMu. ,If 11111 ... uh1ccr It I prtt •r .. ,,,\. 1U\ o r .1h~r,fc.·.hlhru .. • ••I 1h1 ...... ·,l1th•U I l,1m\·•1'41u.·r"' '''4.•\.l·Uh1n ... '"PJ'Pft<.•J ._,v .di ''"''1J1..·n1' "' ""'''"' <• mnhHt f •t tlnu. ...... A11L. ,, .... ,It•.., tt.'J'''-'"'{'nl.Hl\t• tn ..tn\ "'ll» nff1c,· ''" .1~1.111' *VISIT THE IRVlNE COMPANY INFORMATION CENTER TO REVIEW RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CITY CULVER EXIT TO BARRANCA '-. WOODBRIDGE SUMMERFIELD Single-family detached patio h omes by Standard-Pacific Corp. New phase opening late February: $139.990 to $166,490 Call or visit: (714 ) 552-3312 (clns ·d Wt:d. & Thurs.) WOODBRIDGE PARK VISTA* Muderately-priceJ conduminiums by Irvine Pa cific. $ 3. 520 to$ 9, 520 (4ualifkatinn require ments) C all m visit: (7 14) 552:-4101 WOODBRIDGE LAKE SHORE * Luxurious water-oriented townho mes by Irvine Pacific. Opening Fall , 1981 For info rmation call (714) 551-1500 ~ . -~~ ~ 7'1 J ... -................ E'RE WORKING WITH THE CITY TO BUIID A BE.l.l'ER IRVINE. \ SUNDAY, FEB. 22, 1911· STOCKS REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED CM C6 C7-10 Clues for ~racking the price dilemma on large eggs are given on Page C2 .. .. Housing: Consider the alternatives •1 JOIDI NSSDllAll .............. One ol the major ota.&aclel ID 1ettia.I bome -.yen to purctaue ud demand ..... ,y.elftcleat ~ ~ be the percei\led waiicldli.Mu ol tbe new desi1M and build1D1 materials. Soaays Darid Ha..pert, HIUor buUdinl editor for Better Homel aad Gardena maaulne. wbo ii tbe featured 1peaker at a conference on raiden- lial tecbno&o&Y open to the public at the Anaheim Convention Center today. llAVPE&T, WHO LJVES and worb in Des Moines. Iowa, will show more than 180 slides deal- ina wilb the latest enern sa vine housln1 desi1ria, Shaken up? watch intake of salt By PAT DUNN Of .. ~ ........ •'Being kissed by .a man who didn't wu his mustache wu like eatina an 911 wltbout aalt," said oae ol Rudyard Kipliq'a female cbarac· tens: MUltacbe wax may ba.e lo.t its 1tatua, but a aalUeu e11 I• atiU a tuteJ., reality. SaJt -or sodium chloride -wu probably the flnt food additive enr used because of its ability to flavor and preserve meat and flab. It was included in Greek and Roman offertnas to the gods and covenants were sealed over salted sacrificial meats. CONSUMER CLOSE-UP Cakes of salt were used u money in Africa and Tibet and the word· ... a~ary" ii a derivation of the Latin word, alirium, an allowance of salt paid to Roman Qfficen. • · · Salt is a chemical comJ)CMl8d oi two sub- stances that are unfriendly ;:JIJ man in lbeir elementaJ states -sodium;-._ very reactive, soft, white, silvery metal ; ancl·cblorine, a toxie- yellow-green gas. There are about 14,000 uses for salt, according to the Salt Institute, a trade or1anization. ' Only 5 percent of the salt used in lbe U.S. is . food grade. The addition of iodine to salt was started years ago as a public beallb measure to prevent goiter. Iodine is not a required additive, and it salt is iodized it must be stated on the product label. EACH OF US EATS an averaae of two and one-half teaspoons of salt a day -or about eight and one-half pounds per year. Table or cooking salt accounts for about one-third of each day's consumption. Tbe rest comes mainly from processed food or occurs naturally in food and in some drinking water. In 1979, the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biolon reported that Americans consume "not less than" 10 to 12 grams of sodium chloride a day. Since salt la about 40 percent sodium, the daily sodium con- sumptioo ii at least four to five srams. It's this sodium consumption that is 01 health concern to some people. To keep sodium in perspective, it is important to undentand that it's an essential nutrieQ.L, ... SODIUM HELPS 'aEGVIATE body Ouida <including blood) and malntains the balanc~ of fluids and preasure inside and outside the cells. It also plays a major role in nerve impulse transmiasioo and heart action. Daily need for sodium varies depencliq on the body's condition, but tbe NatJonal Research Council says an "adequate and safe" sodium in· take ii 1,100 to 3,300 mllllsrama a day for aduJts. Sinc:e 1,000 milli1rama equall one .lt'Dl the averaae American'• comumpUoa of fow tO five srama per day la a IOW'ee of lncreuln1 concern to nutritlonilt11 and healtb pro· fe11loaall. There is evidence tbat llnu exce11lve aodlum intake to bypertemlon -hilb bloodJnl· au.re. Thia dbeue rarely produces aymptonu, Jet lt can lead to stroke, heart diH... and .~kidney failure. · Alt.boUb tbe body nonnaUy mabltalm a balanee or IOdtum and otber mlMnla at tbe proper lnel, •Tlclmee ,......., tUt ......... wbo ue ,..Ueally pndiapoeed to~ tan lDereaae tbelr rtat bf utlq a ldlb IOdium diet. Pvm.IC DAI.TB WA1QRIA, 1ucb u tbe ......... 0.-al ... ta. .... leleet Com· mm.. -.Nutrttlan and ............. acl.tH AIDel1ew to '°"" ... ___ ,.. to "" snma ....... food IDd U.... ,.. ... wlddt oe-eu a.....,. '1'11111 .......... ........,=-........ C111etlllrdlllil&u.e ... •ea1.--..-. fte J'DA ••lld .. I rnrr .... a le61••JllMl'1ft811aarw ...... 1N1 I II • tM ... .,., QW <G••.U, a111•'"' , .... T .... A. .... CI> includiq domes ud "earth sheltered" dwell· in1s. '· llost ol these homes are CC>et efficient in today's~ market and use passive solar de- ai1n1 for beat, ' Haupert said. He explained that Paaaive solar dwellin1a are desisnedaoooesideialeftopentoablorbthesun's ray au Iona u possible. • "I'hia type of enern saving is accomplished in the architectural desi1n as well as by orienting the home on the lot ~o insure maximum exposure tothesun," Haupert said. Haupert also will be showing plans for dome houses constructed from both traditional materials and polyur~thane foam. BY Vl&TUE OF their shape, dome dwellings are from 30 to 40 percent more energy-efficient than traditional "square'' houses, Haupert said. •'I always encourage others when lbey get to the point of building a house to go wilb the dome · · be said. "It is considerably better than the cavernous dinosaurs we are used tolivingin." He added that "cube-shaped" houses are about three times less e.nergy-effective than are domes. Haupert said t.he least costly dome house to ~eat~ the~called ·~foam dome," constructed by first inflating a special nylon balloon so it forms a half-sphere. THE OUTSIDE OF the balloon is then sprayed with polyurethane foam, which, when dry, can barely be dented with a hammer blow Haupert said. ' Next, areas for doors and windows are blocked off and lbe inside of lbe building is sprayed wilb "shotcrete," a mixture of concrete and steel fibers. Finally lbe inside is sprayed with a sound- deadening substance, if the owner desires this. The interior is then finished off using conventional methods. . ".~ dome ne~s no internal supports of any ~md, Haupert said." In fact, the fewer partitions mstalled, the more energy-efficient the structure will be." "Al& FLOWS WITHIN a dome in farce con· vective paths." "It makes for terrific stereo listeniq as well as highly efficient heating." He said foam ii a much better inauJator aaainst cold than wood with fiber&laa• inauJation. Domes are the iastest erowlne "non· standard" structure beina built by people who build their houses with their bands, from lbe ground up. Some 209,000 of these so-called "owner builders" are eapected to take out building permits n~tionally this year. One choice for a-"starter house" -a con· ~ept allll08t unseen for more lban a decade -is a barn-style shell, on foundatii>n, for $1.09 per square foot, code approved. SECOND IN POPULAIUTY to domes are "earth-sheltered" houses, a well developed and organized industry spurred by technology con- ducted at the University of MiDruN10ta. Such underground housing can utilize build· ing sites previously termed "non-buildable." That frees millions of buildlng sites. '•Perhaps only one side of lbe house wUJ be covered or even partially covered with soil, although some designs call for lbe house to be completely underground,•' he mentioned. "To many people it sounds lOQ much like liv- LACK OF INTERNAL SUPPORTS INCREASES ENERGY EFFICIENCY Of: DOME HOMES 'Earth eheftered' dweHlnt19 and Olhef houalng d11lgne Oft •Jdtlbll In An•Mlm tod8y ing in a cave. It's too radical a departure from what lbey have been used to." . He added ~at within lbe next six yean be ex·. peels photovoltaic tecbnolOI)' to improve to the point where solar power can be used to power bouesehold appliances as well as beat and cool the home. '' Photovoltaics is essentially the use of a photo sensitive cell lbat reacts wilb sunlight to 0 produce electricity." Haupert said. ·'These cells are composed of silicon, and when grouped in a solar panel, u.su"11y inataJled on the roof, they can be used to produce electrical power." HAUPERT SAID THIS technolo1y ls already widely in use throughout the soulbweatem United States and bas been proven effective for beating. As soon as the cells are mass produced, their use will become less costly. Lectures a nd displays on residential technology will be offered from 9a.m. to4:30-p.m. today at the convention center, 800 W. Katella Ave., Anaheim. Admission is $2Sperperson. Other speakers at the conference. sponsored by the Alternative Housing lnstitute of Orange, will include Lance Miller, president of Solar Domes, J. Rand alt Roberts. an Irvine architect who teachs at Orange Coast College and Don Siler, a design specialist for Barns Unlimited . DO• MORE EFFICIENT THAN A SQUARE Ontd Haupert..._. ... better houalng ·. Advice pays off Dedication brings dividends Part of a Daily Pilot senes on ex· ecutive attitude.s. By JODI CADENHEAD Of .. o.ltr ........... Louis Heilig doesn't bother with breakfast. He doesn't have the time and besides ··a cup or coffee does the job." As vice-president or Ford Aerospace and Communications and general manager of the company's Aeronutronlc Di\lision in Newport Beach, Heilig doesn't have much time, period. Two interviews were un· avoidably cancelled due lo -last minute appointments and lf a one word answer will suffice, that's what Heilig offers. POWEaFVL, STOCKY and impaUent, the M-year-old Irvine resident says that be never bad any drivln1 ambition to rise Uaroqb tbe r.-ik• of the defense com~y. "I wanted to be an enabieer. The opportunity JU1t came aloal. '' Heuta wu wortin1 at bil flnt ... en1lneerinf Job 30 years a10 when bit bou told him that if be wal wUllq to work 10 hoarl ·• day, bt'd De that much more ahead of tbe nest IUJ lD line for a better job. It's ad¥tee that's paid 'fllf. Since lolnln1 Ford Aeronatroa e ta 1111 BetU1 mOftdl 111 GIJ tbroulll tbe eam- PQJ «belaa ................. eatpcmtmlnmo. DSIPITS 811 '"mlal ... termlaatloa ••• eoafWeaff ...... IQI tMl ~ lmowi ... I .......................... fora--.tolltlaMaelli* . ............... tlaat•utl." he said easily. "Uur company policy is that we must have two to three people who are fully qualified and ready. •'That's something we work har<t-at. People quit. airplanes go down, heart attacks.·· Last year Heilig spent 125 days traveling, mostly to Detroit and Washington D.C. S'SIU. FAITHFUL to the ad- . vice that was offered three dee· ades ago, Heilig is at work by 7: 15 and when he leaves at 6 o'clock be carries with him an hour and a half of reading material. "Ten yean ago I used to plan every minute," he said. "Now I plan for a couple C!f hou"'1ol in· terruptlODa." '. _ A. bnd of one of th~ lar1•t companJea supplying weapbns for tbe military, Heilig bu morJ--; boaaes now lban be did 20 ye.an a10. ••Almost every 1eneral in the U.S. can be considered my bou in some wQ. and they expect response," be said, amilln1. YOVNGB• BNGINBBas. H•llll believes, lack the ume drlvlU wort ethic that bu pro-· pelledlmn. . • • Moet newcomers to Uae wor•• feel tW fl'lalltJ of Uf• ... ..,,.,~.Md tbeJ doa"t ... , ... Job ......,.... .. UM&reoelal1119. •• MAld. .. ...... ..,... ........ , wtaUIHl• .... Wlft." ••t &Mre wlll be fewer r . wWlml '° werk 10 .... 11,11-ua..-........... 11 ............... ' " OrMgeCoMI IWLY PILOT{Sunday. February a2.1881 I How does i~inary oil ]l_rice hike hit j-ou? -, WA.SttlNCTON 4Af'J Wl&Mut wara&a1. PPF.C •ncreua th• pnce of oU b~ a bal1'el 1'he nf'ws df'Yal l•I Uur already eued U S. ,.010 lDdUl&rJ What dc>f' tha• mun for car HIH .. " Hlu ~ J~llt-1') tlC<"l"UU\.., m OetroH h ' Just 1h1a kind of areaarlo lb•t an • rvot•mf"tnc tnndf'I r a n envlaloo 'rhe model \.'It'll lli 11 l(rou1> of m•lhemat1cal equaUooa that ~tah• ttlal lfJO•hJl16 lo an t1t•onomy wutun 1n111ult'tl » t()rn1>uh:r can lake lnt.o .n , m tlll lh.•u ;.wd s ul 'aru1ble . all playlna off uch other al ta. aame Ume, ud arrive at a lorec ut (See r.iated atory, J>aae ca. Auto sal•. for example, are directly affect· ~ by the lncome people have to spend. Thia in· come. in turn ll affected by the price of food, hou•ln& and cl0lhe8, the avaUablUty of credit; taxe1; the price of a car Itself; con.sumer con· fldence in the economy ; and. of course. the cost of a•to&ine. Chase Econometric Associates asked its computer to predict the impact of a $20 per bar· .Shelling out? Drop in egg production changes buyers' strategy ts y MARTIN Sl.OANE OEAR SUPERMARKET SHOPPER I can't believe the way egg prices have been going up. Today I paid more than $1 for a dozen large eggs I~ tempted to buy a smaller size, but I can't fi gure out whether I would be getting a good buy. What would a smart shopper do? Nancy W. from Washington, O.C. OF.AR NANCY · Aner many years of steadily increasing production, the Depart- m ent of Agriculture predicts that egg produc- tion will actually decline this year. Thia is ex· peeled to produce price Increases or as much as 20 percent. · Compared with m'eat. eggs are still an in· expensive source of protein. But the price of each size of eggs actuall y, eggs are priced according lo their net weight per dozen - may vary c·onsiderably. It pays to know when the mt'dium eggs are a better buy than the lar~e ones To judge which size of eggs is the best buy. you must firs t figure the ·price dif· r~rcnc(' between the two s izes that you are con:-.1tk rang Tttt: i\GRICULTURE DEPARTMENT rc·1·ommcnt1~ huying the larger size under the following 1·1r<·umstances: When tht· price or larger eggs is 81 t'l·nt~ to ~ t t>nls and the price diHerence is l""s than 11 n·nts . When the price or larger eggs is 89 <'Cnt :. to 00 l'Cnls and lhc price difference is leo.;s than 12 cents. When the price or larger eggs ls 97 t'l'nls to $1 04 and lhc price difference is less th:in l:i cents. Whf'n the pr1<'e or larger eggs is $1.05 to $1.12 :.incl th<• price difference is less than 1'1 t·cnl!>. When the price of larger eggs is $1.13 lo $1.20 and the price dirference is less than l5 cents. So. if the price of a dozen large eggs is Sl.06 and the price of a dozen exlra·large eggs i5 $1.16, you will gel more for your money by buying the exlra·large size. DOES YOUR FAMILY like eggs scrambled? Buying the l.arger size may allow you to use one fewer egg each lime you pre· pare them. But if your family likes its eggs s unny side up, switching to a larger size will coat you money. Instead, try buying a smaller siz~; your family probably will not notice the difference. SMA&TSHOPPE&AWAaD Thia weell 's Smart Shopper is Jo Ann Doll of Montclair. N .J .• for buying three jars of Via.ale Kosher Dills for a total of 33 cents. The pickles regularly cost $1.39 a bottle, but Ms. Doll saw them advertised at $1.09. She used two ~·cents-off coupons, whose value the store doubled. So, she paid 18 cents for the two bottles. Then she used the proofs of purchase for Vlasic's "Buy Two, Get One Free"offer. Including the l5 cents in postitge, the cost or the three jars was just 33 cents . Ms. Doll and other readers whose money- s a ving exploils earn them the Smart Shoppe r Award will receive the "American Coupon Club Refunder's Record Rook." Write lo me ln care of the Daily Pilot, P.0 Box 1560. Cos ta Mesa , 9'i626. REFUND Ot' TH•~ DAY Write to the following address lo receive the form requ i red by this ofrer from Vaseline : Crossword Cash Wonder Jelly SI Refund, P.O. Rox 4011, Jefferson City. Mo. 65102. Send for this form by March 15, 1981 Craftiness vs. thrift Home preferences, projects add exJieme By ANDY LANG "" ,.,.,,.,,uuau What are your answers to the!!e questions? A·Do most prospective home owners want two . three. or four bedrooms? : B·Which are the least important rooms in : the house to these people? C·Which is the favorite house feature these duys? D·ARF. SHOPPERS LOOKING for houses with one, two or three bathrooms? E·What is the ave rage acceptable commut· , m g ti me from house to work? lo' Is the a verage do·il·yourselfer a while· collar or a blue·coll ar worker? G·Conceding that the biggest motivation to doing It yourself is the savings in money, what i are the other reasons people give for doing their own fixinf:( and improving? H-Are ~st do·it·yourselfers s ingle or mar· 1.rled? l·WHICH QUALITY IN a sales person is l cons idered most important by do-it·youraelfen. !' The re plies to question• A through E were ; contained in a survey in Houain1 ma111ifte, I those to questions F throu1h I in a study ln 1 Home t:enter magazine. ! Most want three bedrooms. Most or those : who want four oft.en don't need that many, but ; Intend lo use the span as a den or auest room .. • i M08T Pa08PECTIVE HOME ownen are ; wllUng to malle conceHlona aa to 1l1e and l~a· j uon of the llvlntc room and dlnln1 room. 1 These rooma, they feel, are the leut lmpor· '· . ' .. tant In their overall scheme of things, but there are some exceptions; in Washington, D.C., for example. whe re formal areas of the houae get a high ranking. Probably because everyone Is ener1y con· sclous, the favorite feature in a new house is the fireplace. Oddly, other highly rated featuru are high ceilings and garages with elect.rte door openers, both of which hardly cut energy costs. TWO·BATHROOM HOUSES are the most popular, pre ferably one ror the master bedroom, one for the rest of the house. Althou1h today's home buyers want to live closer lo work than those two years ago, they are willing to commute an average of 25 minutes. The average do·il·yourselfer la well· educated. Wbite·collar workers make up a 10 percent larger s hare of the home·center market than blue·collar workers . ' ASIDE FROM MONEY, the other bt1 tncen· lives ror do-ll·yourselfers are that they claim to be able to do the jobs better, and limply because they enjoy the work. About 85 percent of all do-lt·yourselfen are married, but there la an lnteresUn1JtaU1Uc: 50 percent of the female do·it·yourielfera are sin&Ae. ...; · ~And, llnally, 80 petcent of the-do·il· youraelfen consider courteoua sales people ex· tremeb' Important ln chooetn1 where they 1bop. Second ln Importance are 111• people who are able to ualat customers wltb 1peclllc project in· formation. • ' Turn your unusal»ln Into usable cash.tall Dally Piiat claulfleG '41·5671. rel price rile bellnning now, 1lven all these fac· tors -and more. Under its original scenario, the price of oil is forecut at $34.80 this quarter; $31.80 by the first three months or l982; and $41 by lbe end of that year. At the same time, car sales -domutic and foreign -are estimated at 9.1 milUon this quarter; 10 milJion a year from now; and 10.8 million by tbe fourth quarter of 1982: With the imaginary $20 oil price rise, however, sales would plummet lo 7.6 million cars in 1981 's rirsl quarter; 7 .9 million a year from now; and 9.8 million al the end of 1982, the model predicts. fi',....p~f:I ' SALT QUOTA. • • as Safe) list classified salt with additives that the scientists s aid should be more lilhlly restricted or even prohibited from use in foods. THIS YEAR FDA will propose that sodium and potassium content be declared on nutrition labeling. Products that make nutritional claims or add nutrients must carry labeling, and many manufacturers provide it voluntarily. Whal will knowing the amount of sodium in food s mean lo the consumer? Substantial amounts or sodium are regular- ly added to processed foods. but not just in the form of salt. Other common additives containing sodium are : sodium nitrite, a curing agent and pre· servative; sodium benzoate, a preservative; monosodium glutamate, MSG -a flavor enhancer; sodium bicarbonate, baking soda, a leavening agent; and sodium phosphate. a wet· ting agent ror quick·coolllng cereals. FOR PEOPLE WHO are trying to restrict their intake of sodium, eating is a guessing game. There is no requirement that food product labels slate how much sodium they contain, ex· cept ror foods claiming to be "low·sodium" or otherwise claiming to be useful in sodium or salt·reslricted diets. The "hidden" sodium in processed foods can create difficulties for some people. Consider the predicament of a hypertensive patient who has been told by a doctor to keep sodium con· sumption down to 2,000 milligrams (two grams) a day. A single serving of canned chicken noodle soup (one and one.quarter c upsJ would use up more than half the day·s allowance of sodium. ONE MANUFACTURER told f'DA a single serving of its chicken or turkey noodle. tomato. chunky bee r. vegetable beef, or cream or mushroom soup contains more than 1,000 milli· • grams of sochum but this fact is not stated 00- the label Other processed foods that contai.n large a m ounts of sodium are canned vegetables, cheese. tomato juice, dill pickles, olives. canoed tuna and c rab, sauerkraut, frozen dinners, and most condiments . Items such as instant pudding breakfast cereals. ice cream, cookies. cakes. and bread also contain s ignificant amounts of sodium. Salt substitutes with little or no sodium are available. but these should be used only under advice or a doc to r because they contain potassium or other s ubstances that should not be used by some individua ls. Consumers also can buy low·sodium food s that offer enormous reduction in sodium content (soups are 100 mimgrams sodium>. and these products a re regulated as special dietary food s and must state their sodium content. Careful label reading is essential because some of these foods may contain m ore sodium than the purchaser realizes. CALL TOM MARSTON ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN UP TO $500,000 • ~eu,port Equity 'Funds· Inc Licensed Broker Since 1971 (714) 760-6060 $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • l••n••• ... " .,."9Ml't ··---··C•••nc•I -............ I •W .... ..tCMMal ....... •No1111f• ..... ... _... .. ,~ ......... c.111 .... ' f (0111ll11CI llUI ........ ,..... .... -ntc• 1111 your hn11nt in\I n1•<'d• (114) 11t·111S : ._RICAN MOllll MOMUOI 230 l'ftwfl()rt C.11ter Dnff 0..19nPtt1e l'ftwPO'I IMcll, j Cahlomle HMO The forecast dependl oo Cbue'• economic assumptibna -which may dllfer from thoae of another analyst. And, the world always changes; by the end of 1982, other unforeaeen developments could occur. WhartQff E cono m etric Forecasting As· social.es tested President Reagan's tax·cul pro· posal, and according to its model, the plan flunks. ''While the personal tax c.ut may lead to in· creased entrepreneurial activity, the same in· crease in activity could be obtained al a lower cost to the Treasury by more selective changes ln the tax law, such as rurther reforms to capital gains taxation.'' Wharton analysts said. • • Slow trends spell relief WASHING TON I AP> What's in store for 1981 and 1982? The three major computer forecasting firms predict a s low recovery, continued double·digil inflation and llllle reli ef on the employment front. <See related story. Page C6.) CHASE ECONOMETRIC Associates believes the economy, afte r adjusting for infla· tion, will grow by I percent this year and 3.6 percent in 1982: consumer prices will rise 11.5 percent this year, 9.0 percent next year; the un· employment rate will average 8.1 percent in 1981 and slide to 7.8 percent in 1982. Interest rates have alre ady peaked, says Chase. which will mean a slight improve- ment for housing and for aut.o sales this year. Housing starts will reach 1.4 million i~ l~l and L~ million by next year; auto sales will m· crease to 9.3 million this year; 10.3 million next year. DATA RESOURCES INC. sees the economy growing by 0.5 percent this year ; 3.4 percent in 1982. Consumer prices will increase by 11.l per· cent in 1981 and 10.3 percent next year. The jobless rate will average 7.8 percent this year and subside to 7 .1 percent in 1982. Real disposable income. which actually declined in 1980, will rise by 1.3 percent this year and 3 l percent in 1982. says ORI. The p rime rate will re main above 15 percent through the next two years . Wharton Econo m e tric• Foreca sting As· soc1ates is in lhc m idst or a major revision. but its latest annual model, published inDecember. fo resees the economy ~ruwin~ by 0.3 percent this year and J.9 pe.rceoUn L982. LIKE THE OTHER forecasters, Wharton assumes a tax cut in J981 "The prognosis for near·term inflation re· mains poor." Wharton says Consumer prices should increase l2.1 percent in 1981 and 10.6 per· cent next year The unem plovment rate stinr!ld average 8 percent this year and decline to 7.8 percent in 1982. • Construction loa n s $500,000 minimum 1 rc,,.,,,fi,,,, ;i,-,,n nrm/ '(,-ri~l'•IHh'rin Ko.II Centre NewJ>Ort, West Tower &.!tie 8800 .000 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach RADIO PAGER '6.6.l PER MONTH , For services only Unlimited pages and pur· chase your reconditioned pa-• ger for only SIOO with 30 days guaranteed parts and labor. Be paged In a four county area. Los Angeles. Orange. San Bernardino and Rinr· skle Counties. 401 S. SANTA FE SANTA ANA CALL 714/835-3305 ORANGE COUNTY RADIO TELEPHONE SERVICE llllYPllt Family Went Ads J llMI, Z da11, '5.11 -Ml·•• •flw ""Y U .IS MY prlMte perty fNIY ~ • eel to .. , any .rite .. fl ..... ..,.,.,.., MY two dlYI .... ,... . NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS tuOfAfl .... llKLllN TUOUOll flll lllW 'Oita, MIOWHl, ,A(IPI(, 'IW, IOHOll, OITIOIT &lfO CllKlllMll n°'I llC!tA ... HUOlll'OUIOIY flll 11& .. &llOllOJllflf AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE OVOT4flOlla 111ClVM , ....... , ........... .....,..,, ,.ic.,tc, , ••• -""" .., .. ., .... ClllCIJlhTI noo tlCJl ............. " •• .,, ................. ., ., .. f II 1 II •• I ,,-n .. . ~I~ . . ]1 ... ,'·" ij ~+ ll ~ 1 11 I ·.: I 11 l.UI I Budget talk • gets passive • reaction NEW YORK CAP) -While busj. ness leaden a.round the coanlry were applaudin1 President Rearan'1 economic mesaare this put week, the stock market cave it a strikingly unenthusiastic response. Following Rea1an's speech tCl Coniress Wednesday ni(bt, Ute market lapsed into a decline that caught many optimistic analyst.a olf guard. "Rea1an's address could five the market new direction," one forecaster had written a few days earlier. c\earance 'r I I ~ f (678157) 1980 SEVILLE $ ' ISED CAR SPECIALS 1979 ELDORADO BIARRITZ s1 1981 CADILLAC I 1971 CADILLAC I 9IO CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE jFUETWOOD IROUGHAM. Sift.LI (BGA160) (567UZU) 1849ZOZ) 58995 5 16,595 SALE PRICED ~ 1910 OLDSMOl ILE . 1979 CADILLAC 1979 CADILLAC I DELTA II SEDAM SIYILU DllSIL FLllTWOOO •OU.HAM ( 1AOY626) ( 724WYE) O"Eleganc:e. (887WYF) :58795 5 11,995 59ft5 I 1980 FORD 1971 CADILLAC 1979 CADILLAC ~ LTDS~AH ELDORADO court SEDAM DEVILLE DIESEL (702Y ) (115ULC) ( 007X NY) . I 55995 .58995 59895 1971 CADN.LAC 1979 CADILLAC 19IOIUICIC I SIVLLI wMnoaOOF COUNDIVIW IMALLTDCOUl'I (25 TZW). (3e3412) (132883) 59895 59195 57995 ~ I • Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/&tndmy, February 22, 1911 , odges -- ... i/ i/ i/ .;,<1J7 i/ i/ ~ I I ~ I ~7~ . •1 I ,: 1 t: ' . I ' 1 : I ! ' ' : I t I i ' f '. • . . ,., '.' I I ' ' . I. Numbel!s big business ' Topsy-turvy e •ono1ny f ort~caHlers' hoon WASHINGTON lAP> It be1u u ar1 1udto .. ic' adventur EllhtHn y~an 110. La~ Kl•ln, a brdllant IV) IAaau~ vro (f!UOI", WMd a d 1k talt'ulak>r, »oaM theory and a clodl\ nuttwm•tfral toquatkw to toreNun &he S t"«JnOm)' That PX~rimtnt led to lhtl Nob(-1 Prir.4!. ll all!CJ a•u birth t9 • mulllrnllllon d.Ollar in· dust Kronomt•ttk '°' ""HtlnJ '' markcttid fl'OID •• \'ork l o E.ur opt.• to l.atrn Arn.iriu , the cardl&ian 61(4idNOIC4' Clf t! l('ryt .. 11 l\'lll &f~d hy PIO lri~d t':ll;l'l·1.1\l\lf'i 1n Wa~htn.iton t<l'llf\CHO~lrl<'lans ply thl• tup re11C'he:. of govt:rnmt•111. 10\d the) re now dt!plO)'Ni on either s ide of Pre11id~nt Rt>agan's pru~l6.il of 30 pt-1 <'ent tl'll. cul over the next thrtt ) tan Ont" mod\'I i. thumbs up 1s another model s thumbs down ECONOMf.TlllCS U ES malhemat1ral re lat1on.stups a mud~I to approximate the real ... orld Equationi. try to capture all the hnkaees 1n the econom y How will an oil price affect car sales' What will the eratn e m bargo do to l' S. food pr1res Aller tut, covemmut and bualneas faced lnflaUon aod an erratic economy, whole course kept ttumpiaa the economic aootbaayen. The demHd f« econometric forecuUnc intenallied client.a needed all the Information they could tel for lhelr plannin1. Larae corporations en· ttr~d lht (ield. The ha nd·held calculators were replaced by awesome computer plants, some with data b1mks luraie eno ugh to handle 10 mlllion/ieces or information that are conatantly update . The l2 equations eave way to complex mode ls, some contalnlnf more tha n 1,200 separate variables -all linked in a way that only <J computer could calculate. The forecasting Industry is dominated by three Cirms: ORI -the Largest -in Lexington. Mass .. Chase Econometric As!S<>Ciates in Bala Cynwyd, Pa .. and Wharton Econometric ForeeastinR Associates. founded by Klein at t}\e University of Pe nnsylvania. Merrill Lynch operates its own service, and new companies continue to enter the field. PtJBLIC NOTICE .. ~~!:~:..~·::• J11• 1o1r.-1,.. 09rt.0n• ••~ do•no ............. 4 1 4 SOUTH E UCLIO OEVELOl'MalT, (10 aow.r G•ouo. llOOJ ~f Pao C•r<le, Irvine, C• t2114 Ja~ S Rll•'· IU• E•o.11 Avt , F. Co\la MltM, C• '1e11 E_,.. f'r•ncto Bowtt, UO Ton111 SI., L~una IN<t<ll, Ca '1.SI T n ............... <Ondu<ltO D~ • llMlled -t"9t\llip J.,,,.\A Rol•y T111s •t•wntn• .... "''° ,.,,n ,,.. Cuwnly Clerk ol Orange Counly on F•Drt.1•ry I, 1 .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE N·714'1 NOTICR OP DaATM OP MICMA•L JOSaPH YANOSIK AND OP PETITION TO AD· MINISTER ESTATE NO. A·107"2. To •II h eirs. beneflcl•rles, creditors •nd contingent creditors of MlchHI Joseph Yanoslk and persons who may be otherwise Interested in the Pu111o.-Or•nve c ... " 0.,~·~;: wlll and/or estate: FeD a. 11. 22, 1Nr 1, '"'' .iu1 A petition has been filed PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITICIUI IUllNIH NAM« ITATIMINT Tiit l•llow!fte POf"WI Is llolrtQ ..., .. ,,. .. by Ida Jean Yanoslk In the Superior Court of Orange County requesting that Id• Jean Yanoslk be appointed as personal representative to administer the estate of IUNOALL RESE ARCH, '" M ichael Joseph Yanoslk, :,e:,~1 .. 1, cor ..... c1e1 INr, C•11•orn•• Fountain Valley (under R•ndy McC.r1or, '" f'erntui. th e Independent Ad· •• C0<pna11t1Mar,C•lilo•n••o .. s m in istration of Estates Tiii• INllM>• ,, c-t•d by •n Act). The petition is set tor ln411•1dlMI. hearing in Dept. No. 3 at Tnot !~~'!::''111.., •llh ,,,. 700 Civic Center Drive County Cl••-01 Or•no• Covn tw West, Santa Ana, Ca. 92701 onF•b....,• "· '"' ""'at on March 11 , 1981 at 9: 30 PuDlo-Or-c .. sl O•llY Pllol, a .m . "•b ».Mar 1, 1. IS, '"' 11o-t1 IF YOU OBJECT to the P UBLIC NOTICE granting of tt'ie petition, yoo should either appear at the hearing and state ~ICTITICIUS •USINl.SS vou r objections or file Mod la are hardly uuaJLible and they misht have remained the sole preoccupation of think tank. t'KCept for the economic turbulence Of the 1970s and the giant strides made by computer technology. THE BIG THREE HAVE enlisted hundreds of <'lients each -from the White House and Congress to Fortune SOO companies and Wall Street investment firms ; from the Defense Department and C IA to farm cooperatives and even the People's Republic of China. NAME STATEMENT I written objections with the · i,;,{~n~.:0~~~•1no w•on• ••• do•no coort before the he•rlno. TELE SALE!> co. ll3'CI B1utt '" Your appearance mav be ~~Huntington Buch. C•lllo•nl.o In person or bv your at· The Arab oil embarao in 1973 sent the world "topsy·turvy." says Otto Eckstein, founder or the nation's largest e«onometric forecasting firm, Data Resources Inc. Many s pe nd $200,000 or more for the service. Congress will use foreeasters's models lo calculate the impact of President Reagan's tax· cul proposals . So will the Pentagon to justify ~reater defense spending; General Motors to DIETZEL GEORGE E DIETZEL. passed away on ,.~ebruary 19, 1981 at Hoag llospitul Resident of Costa Mesa, Cu. since 1952. Born in lluwai1 on May 12. 1924. Survived by his wife Dorothy A. Dietzel of Costa M~a. Cu .. 2 sons Steven G Dietzel of Costa Mes a . and Richa rd N Dietzel of Garden <:rove. Ca . 3 daught er:. Karen R Abell. Connie S . und Diane 0 Dietzel all or Cos ta Mesa. Ca.. I sister llelen I.. lltn man of Herlon.:. <:a . and 4 (!randt'hlldrcn St.•rv1ces will be held on Tut>!t du y . Fe hruur ) 2 1. 1981 at 11 OOAM 111 thP l'hurd1 of Jt•sus C'hrtsl of l.atll•r da1 Sa1n1s, '.!.775 1-::.tane111 l>r . ('11:;ta Mt.>i-H. I'll lnt1•rml·n1 w1 I I Ill' al llarhor l.1.1 1.1. n :vlt•mo t'l:d Park V1,1t11r:. nan· hi· r1•t·t'l\l'r I.awn M ou111 Olive Mortuar~ of ('11sl11 Ml·:.u 5·10 5!"J54 Ml'Rfti\Y l'AT IU<.:IA El.I.EN ~ffll RAY . a rcs1dl•nt of Costa Mesa , Ca for 11 year:. Passed a1.1.a.1 1J1) February 19. 19Hl Sht• attended Fordham Llruvcrs1ly in Ne1.1. York She is :-un•1ved by hc·r husband Tom;i:-J Murr;.11 or Custa Me:.;i I ·n . 2 son·:. Ron an and ('11nor both or Costa Mesa . <'a • motht•1 1\urelia Co111111;h;im of ;\l'"" York a hroth1•1 ltoilwrl <'ol t1 n,1?ham •rf ('111rn1·cl1t•ut Rcr it al1on 1of th1• ll•1lv Hosary 1s :;clll'dult•il fur Sun day. l'chruar~ 22. 191il ut 7 Olll'M al thr ll;irbor l.;iw11 Memnnul Chap<'I Mass ot th e Rt'surrct't 1o n i s scht'<luled for Monduy. February 2:!. 198 1 al lO :OOAM al Uur Ludy or Mt Carmel Churt·h, Newport Beuch. Ca lntermc•nt ul Pacific Vll'w Memorial Park Servlt'es under the direction of Harbor I.awn Mount Olive Mortuary of Costa Mesa 540·5554 . Oral h \ fJt it•f-• llt e lp ~~t<:,.,g!.~~tr Pf.:1tu~U'Tt.e major econometric WINCKLER forecaslln' rtrms bave large offices in the na· RICHARD HAGE <DICK 1 tion's capital. where many federal agencies w INCKLER. resident or s pend millions of dollars for their own computer Ne)Nport Beach, Ca. Passed models. away on February 20.,1981. THE MODELS ARE fallible; \hey can Mr Winckler was born in make mistakes. They're only as good as the as· Hammond. Indiana on July sumptjona and data on which they're based, and 31. 1906. he came lo Santa unforeseen e vents can skewer forecasts -an Ana, Ca In 1924 and at· tended Pomona College and Arab oil emb.argo, a revolution in Iran, a sum· was a member or the Sigma mer·long drought in mid·America. Neverthe· Ta Fraternity on July 4. less1 In an increasingly erratic economy, the 194 1 he started Dick's Dock moaels present mathematical islands of ra· Boat Yard. Newport Beach. tionality for clients who need all th.e hard in· Ca and operated it until re· formation they can get. tiring on July 4. 1971. During The Reagan administration is relying his 30 years or operation he heavily on a model developed by Claremont launched approximately Economics Ins titute , in part because its as· 20.000 boats. after retire· sumptions jibe with that of some Reaaan ad· ment he was active in the visers. The Claremont model is smaJler than :\'t•wport Beuch l.uwn Bowl-the models of the Big Three. and unlike them it 111c /\i.:;o<•1;itiun unct was :i assumes that the effects of a tax c ut will be m1•m hl'r of the Newport ti · fl db J ' t f llarhur Yat·ht Club 11,. 1:; grea Y m uence y peop es expec a ions. ' Wha rton. on the other hand. makes dif· ' ll r I I \' l' ti I) .v ll 1 S W I rt' · d lud th l t 1-:hzulll'th. 2 ,0 11s Hit•harrl 01 fcrent assumptions a n cone es e ax c u 1.0 ., Catus. c·:1 and Oa vid 11r wi ll not revive the economy and cut inflation as s (I r ,. ,, rn l' n l (). c ii • ti President Reagan hopes. 1-1rti r1<1 eh1 ldrt-11 . L1 nd u . BUT, THERE'S ANOTHER side to the de· Karen. <:hnstophl'r, Rubert. pendence on m odels acknowledged by c ritics S l l' 11h e 11 a nd J e fr re Y and advocates of the industry alike . :\ll•monal services will be The regressions , derivatives a nd function~ held un Monday. February l bl mod I l 23. t98t at 2:ooPM at Pacifit' of a ful · own computer e are loo comp ex v1ew Chapel llJ li~u of for most laymen to understand and they may flowers the family suggests expect too muc h o f the models . Even memorial contributions be sophisticated policy makers. says Klein, can nwde lo lht• t•hurily or your fall into the trap or treating the models as c hoice or the Newport "maf(ic black boxes." llarbor Art Museum. Pacific And, he s ays, models can be manipulated by \'1ew Mortuary directors bureauc rats. and businessmen. to push a cer· CONDRY lain view. "We have to be aware of it at all ll AROLf) Jl l:GO CO:" times." he adds. ll RY· rt>suJenl of ~t!Wf>Orl TitE INDUSTRY, ALMOST to a company. B('ach. Ca s ince 1937 l'a!>scc.I aw;iy on February prematurely predicted t he most recent re· 20. 1981 lie· retm•d in 1973 ccsssion. When the downturn finally came last trom the City or Newport spring, it was far more severe than the He;i<·h wht're he worked as forecasters a nlici{>ated. the supennlt-ndent ror 30 "We didn't thmk the psychological reaction years Ill' was a charter lo credit contro ls wo uld be so ~real," says Jef· ml'mber of the Ne wp ort frey Green, a Wha rton model director. Beach City CrediWnion_He This winter . the firms have voiced similar 1s s urvived by his wife surprise about the economy's resilience amid Phyllis Condry of Newport record·high inte rest r ates. Beach, Ca., s children. Don· "I think we ha ve to admit that the economy na llanf or Costa Mesa. Ca .. is holding up longer and somewhat better than Sherry O~den or Grand Ter· we tho ught It could ... says Lawren ce r;it·e. Cu · Nancy Walker of Chimerine, the former lBM executive who now Va lenria. Ca . Ken Fenton of heads Chase. Coloralio and Barbara Osboml' or Pleasant. ca .. a Inflation has proved most frustrating to the brother Paul Condry nf 11 forecaste rs, who have consiste ntly un· lmoi!t. and to grandchildren dereslim a ted it. Klein recalls. with some p;.-========--11 Visltalion 1s scheduled for amusement. predicting only a nickel·a ·barrel N~me Society Sunday. February 22. 1981 oil price rise after the 1973 embargo. caH1A • -L•''" from 12 noon to s ·OOPM Often. a client will disagree with a model's ,, 141-7431 Graveside services are. forecast. For a fee. however, he can feed the "••• ·-·• __ , ............ , scheduled for Tuesday, computer his own assumption about interest •••1•1• .. -.. _ ....... , .... , t · n t· d ·th d'ff t ----i"l'bruary 24. 1981 al 2.JOPM ra es or m a ion an come up Wl a 1 eren ,,...,. eam--...-c--.. , th l' H arbor Lawn outlook for the economy. Memorial Chapel with Mrs The econometric model ind ustry. mean· PAClffC VllW MIMOllAL PAIK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 F'ac1flc V•ew Drove? New porl Beact1 644-2700 M<CC>aMlal MOITUAllllS Laguna Beach 494·94 tS Lag una Hrll::. 768-0933 San Juar1 Cap•!.tra no 495·1776 HAHC>a LAWN-MT. OLIVI Mortuary • Cemetery Crematory 1625 Grsler Ave Costa Mesa 540·5554 '1HCI NOTHHS 18.1.NOADWAT MOITUAaT 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9 150 IAlna1••HOH IMfTM 6 TUTHILL WISTCLIH CHAf'IL 427 E 171tl St Costa Mes& 64&-9371 • l.u l'ille rarell officiating time, is showing a 30 percent y~arly revenue Sen·1<·es under the direction growth. uf llurllor Lawn-Mount Olivl' Mortuary540 5554 CORRECTION In the Seara Automotive ad appearing In thl• newepaper Sunday, Feb. 22, there I• an advertlaement for "Loed 9C11uetlng CarGo Co.lie," Nie priced at $15.11 ... Thet ad lncorrectty etatea that th••• coll• •r• lnetalled. we elnc:erely regret thf• error. I Sears I PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS IUllNltl NAMa STAT..-N'T tlle fol-Int pertMI •rt doing MIM'ltet! eLEGANTI. EXPOSURES, HU' A111 L•,,.. •4 Huntington Bueti C•ll,.rnla .,,.., It•~ , .. _ Halll .... 1, HH2 lull L•,,., •4. H1H1lln9t.,. Buell, e .. Ht•nla.,.., · flllt IMltlMlt •• <Oftductff by aft lfl· dl•ldUtl. K.-111$.Hllllwell Tiii• ... .._. w•t fllto wltll tlle C-ly Cltf'll Of~ ..... Cowf\t'(aftJM, '·'"'· ,, .. , l'_.11 .... Or .. Collet 0.lly l'I .... ..... 1,1,IS,D,"'I ,_.,_., Call 141-H71.--,. htat .. wordl to worll •tr XO!I· .1 , REAL ESTATE MAILBAG /tforag09• io atwMI• DEAR BOB: We received a letter from the lender holding the mortgage on our house . At pres· ent our mortgage Is for 164.000 at 9 percent In· terest. The house is worth at least $125.000. The lender offered to refinance up to 80 percent of value (that's about $100,000) at 11.5 percent in· terest. As we are planning on selUng in about a year , should we refinance now? -Alan V. DEAR ALAN: U'1 u1U1lly wlff &o keep your bome equity Jean. la o&ber words, mort111e to tbe bill, espedatly U yoa wlll be aelllDI ..... Bat be Hre Ulle mort1a1e caa be auvmed by you f•l~ btlyer. Advuta1es of bll mort1a1es lacl•de repay. meal la clMaper lllftated dolJan; mul••m ID· come laa dedKU.a for lllt.erest ud eaay reeale U yo•r laome Ila• a bll aaHmable eslatl•I mort11p. aenaudll1 momey .. laa·tree .. &IN! llerrewer. If '" lane aeed ue for die ea .. ud eu att•rd &M ~ ..n1a1e payme11&a, refluaelq ~ be ••••111dea. Bw pm• ee.W .,,,,rfN'lwf DEAR BOB: I read a toreeut of a bank ffODOID.l8t who forecaall home mortc.,• lntereat rates may drop to a1 low u 12 percent ln 1•1. lt this bappena, do you think home pricet wUl drop, stay about the same, or ao up? -TedS. DEA& TED: ftere II a Ma• ,.._dal de· .... ,..... .. .....,." • ....., .. ..-,. u· .. ..,.. ,. ... ._ .. U ,.,eeM, I eQeet ...... "'"' • .,,........__ .................. .....,. S"91f .... •enca .. Wrel&ra&ea ..... .. 11 ,.1111, .... ., ........... " ... . ., ......... *ift ... ,... " ...... . ... ,. ..... ..,..,. .... , ··a::.:-.,. ...,... .. _,-, .._,_., •arbl M •1 "'"' Wtli .....,~ - Pet., J, PIKhl, '* 11u11 circle, torney. Huntington Bff<ll, C•lllo•nl• •1-I F Y 0 U A R E A Jo"" F. ,..,, •... n s.n1• B••t1a•• CREDI TOR or • contln· :,~;u•. G•roen G•o .. , C•t••ornl• oel"!l c reditor of th• d•· This bu•lnon •• conducted by .. ceased, you must flle your 119neta1_,,..,.,,,p, claim with the court or J°.;'~1:·;:.!~1 ,.., 111.c1 wllh 1,,_ present It to the personal County Cle•-o10••"91 Counly on Jtrt. representative appoint.ct 19, '"'· by the court within four Pu1>u.-Or-co .. t 0•11~·~~! months from the dett of FeD. '· •. U, 11, '"' Sll-/'I first 15SUM'C• of letters as provided In Section 700 of PUBLIC NOTICE t he Prob•t• Code of California. The tlmt for ~ICTITIOUI 9UMNH$ filing clalms wlll ndt ··-NAMa ITAHMINT plre prior to four months ,,,. 1o1,_lftQ ,...._, " dol1>9 ...,,,. from the date of the hear· neu •• lno noticed~. New~~~!.Ec~:~!;.,!>.,c;:;.,.'''· YOU MAY EXAMINE P••I Kh•tlblou. 1l Covenlfy. the flle kept by the COUrt. N~";,j.~~;!:~=:,:W:v anin. If you are Interested In the 01•1ou•• P•rl Kn.i11>10U estate, vou may file • re-T11is .. _..,,_,, w~ 111..r w11,, ,,,. quest with the court to re· ~".".~~.c1e11i o1 °'•-c .... n11 °" J.., celve special notice of the l'U41n inventorv of estate assets PuDll$NG 0r-c .... 1 oa11y p,,.,,, and of the petitions, ac- F•• '·•.IS, n, '"' s•:i.11 co unt s and reports P UBLIC NOTIC E l'ICTITICIUS IUSINEU described In Sect ion 1200 of the California Probate Code. NAME STATl!MENT . The 1o1row1ng ""''°" " OO•nv bu•I Norah M. Morrison, El· nen o . lls ~ Morrison, Attorneys EXECUTIVE OBtGNS, !OJI at Law 17400 Brookhurst ~~ri~:r':1~~:.•tu• am, N•wport St., Ste. 316,. Fountain P•l•lh\hO!O Or~ ,.,.,1 0•11~ Pllol Patric I• Ann McGll'tey F tD 7 I. 77, 79, 1"' 901 '" '"I• >IJl lenwnl w•• lltotO wt\h lho Counly Cl.,11 ol OunQ<t Counh ort Febru•ry 11, 1•1 ll'UM•I • Publl>Nd 0.9'1QO Co.,.t O•ll Y Pilot, Feb. IS. n . Mar. 1. I. l"t 141 II PUBLIC NOTICE · ~ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT P UBLIC NOTICE N·71MI WN•IOlt COUaT O~CAUfCNUllA COUNTY Of_._. C-N•. A t•PI lllOTICE ~ IALE Of Pl.aSOtlAI. l'llOPl.aT\f '"• lollowlnQ per\on> ••• Oo•ng E•l•lt of •N THONY JOHN lllu":!'R~IL ENT ERPRISES IOJ GALLINA.••• TON\f BALLINERO. S•nllaQO Orin, Nt wpor I B.,cn O~~~~~E IS HEREBY GlllEN llwrl Call~;~:!!'t;:° Hot mh. IOl S.nll•OO JUDY K HERNANDEZ BALLINERO Ori••. Newport Buch C•loOornt• ::,!:': :,';~~~=~·~~L~N".:, 92'60 ell• TONY BALLI NERO, d9<ee'9d, Mary Let Hotm .. , IUJ !Mlnt••oo1 w•ll ._11 •I privatt ,.,. lo tM ,,..,._., Or Ive. Newporl Buel!. C.otlOornl• •nd bol DI-•. unde• IN .,,., •!Ml t1'60 <Ortdlt l-... rein ........ -. ->Wb-dl:t:::.~ln ... \ I• cond~ted by "" In Itel lo conllnnelion II\' ._ Supwl• """rv L .. Holme• Court, on Ma•dl •· 1•1. •I 2:•p.m. •t Tiii• •I.II-I wo> lllMI wllh lht '20 He-I C-1..-Ori .. , Suil9 211, Nowporl 8Nc", Cellfomla, ftMI, all Cfl"nl'r Cltrll 01 O••noe counly on 1,,. rlgltl, llll•, lnl..-..t, --19 of Ftll<'u.,y 11, l .. l lllt Etl•lt ol ANTHONY JOHN ~U ... I GALLINA ..... T()JllV MLLINERO. Publl>lwcl 0.••oo Coan Dally Piiot. dtc• .. •d, In and to Ille foll-liiO Feo. IS, ll, INr. 1 I.'"' 1'1·11 de$Crl_,_._... pr_....,: PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T nto tollow1no prrwn I\ do•nu bu,., ne\\ •~ WORLO WoOE CREATIONS, lfl7 MonteQO Drive, t1un"ooton Bt •O•, C• 91&•9 Da rlPen RObertd K.orn. Jl11 Mon tf!QO Drive tiunt1nuton 84hH h, Ctit 91&.0 t ha\ OU\+n .. \\ I\ Condu<tf'l'<I by .,.. tn· CS•<tttdual OarlHtn R ec.or n T h1't '\f4'1f1H1'Wf'lt #•I\ tHfd #l•n ·~ County Clerti: 0~" County on Fe-bru•rv '1 1Q91 f'IMtl• Pubh\N-0 ()r4not-('.,.~, Ott••v P1tot Feb '· 1s. 21 M-• I 1'1111 U811 PUBLIC NOTICE .. _.UATUHNT flCTITIOUS •UllNEH I T f\t toUowlnq per1on '' dolnq t>ustn••' u · I FAR WE!>T POOL SERVICE, JO'IS ::~o;~:: L~;~: J;.;;~~~lj::~~;·~ 97'H Thi> bUMn•U I• conclu<l•d II• •n lndl•ldu•t , R-rt L J0<0tnsen I Thi~ slJl!emMll wH Ill.cl wlln tlw Counly Cter-01 Oranoe Counly on f'eb 9, 1"' ~IHUSo PubllsNll o. ..... CIMIJI Dally Piiot.' Fob IS. U, M•rc" I, I, '"' '"·II I P UBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUI IUllNIH NAMa ITATIMINT T lie lollowlnt ""on la doing llU>lftffl .,, SAN SHAA NAI LS , OH IN•ll .... le W•y, "'-1 ••Kh, CA. ~ Sll••on 0 ..... Nl<91H, UAl I. Sllelltn, SMla AM, CA. "117 Tiiis bullMM It c..-1..i ll'r .., ....... -. ~ .... Nlcol .. A fllall II-sto,. -mertl•I known•• TOf\V'> L'-/Merti.t local· td •I 1.S20 H.tll Gr-A-. sent• Ana, C•lllorni•, lncludlfto fM 11.wtwff, oqulpmenl, I"""'°'""· .......,111, ''-llcen119, -1..,. lo Ille pr""I-, -•ny OIM• uwt• ol >Aki ••1•11 I._, buslnus. Tiie condlllonsol 11w..ie9": P•rl Utll -.,.,, Cf ..... Ille tor-ol such c·eoll to bt «<etllMll• lo Ille Ptr•onel •tt>r•..,.1•11•• end to Ill• cou•I. A minimum bid ol UJS.ooo.• olu• Ill• 1n....,1orv at time ot lraftll., of po1'-ft1ton, w ith • mll'ltmwtn <Mh dowri pey,,..rit of 51S.OOO 00 lo• 11'9 l>ustneu. ""'•ell Incl-U S,000 00 •n ,.,,, u_. POIMUlon Sl\OUlcl well ··-· place twfor-t ctow of .,,c,-ow. •nd the O•l•nc• on clow of t s<-row Furthe' mlt14mum termi 1h•fl ln<ludP full pay~ ment for •II ln....,tory up to '40.000.00 wllllln no cMIY\ OI CIOM of Her-. •nd •"Y ln•entor1 b•l•nc• tn t•<•'' '"*reot lully IMYM>4t wllllln llO .,.,, ol clow of_,_ !Molt conunvent uoon tMiyer auum•rig Hltllnt note M<llftd by llalu•n -equipment on 1"9 •P· p1oalm•1t •mounl of 5130.000.00 -• \atl•IKIOfy nott peyM>lt wtlllln two , .. ,. on llw llel9n<e due Mlltf S.•• •l•o con11....,.1 upon -o••I by llw Alcoflollc 8a"9r-Conlrol AQttK Y ol I lht lluYtf -,,.,.,,.,.of llquor llconw to b""'' Seller wtll allempt lo n•oott•tt -lion.I ton ,,., Ol)llon.,,. IHH tor bU.-r A•-llon ol ul>I • 1no p•oml•-Y note w111 requl,. • bond lo tht 11tate °' • walvtf by the nott hOtcle• ae-1~1 ..,, clalm •oaln•I Ille ettale, In lllt •••nl tell•• 11 un•bl• lo :r.·~:.i::."::!~b~~":11~·.::':~ opted on Ille 119\11 ol • purclwrH ol 1"9 rlquor lie-...ct • IMH ol IN II•· lurt1 and tulll•-ot IN p.-omltts, wllll lull -<NH l•.,wc llon tMlllQ compltt9d -paytMnl of u 1111no proml•-•-•· T•n I 10%) per<efll ol tlw .,,._, bid Is 10 accompany IM oll•• -111• b•l.,1U al ..,, c..,, -II to llo paid u-conllr,,...lofl of Ml• by IN <""" •ndclowol_r_ Tiit •-.... •Ill tM madt wlllloul .,., '""-''°" or ... ,,..,,, of afty •Ind, ••P"" o• lmollM . "' the perlOflal r--1•11"9, but llkl m•y Inc ..... a cOftll,.anc:f IOt IM tMY> lor ..,Y•r M IMPOCI -bt , .. llllM wltll ,,,. boM.I -•K-melnlelnltcl by 1119bolll-Tlllt ~ -lllM wllll IN County Clertl of Or..,.. Count, en ,..,llOf"\f It, 1911. 1141t -eHof"I .... ln•llR lor '"'' pr-rtT .... """' bt In w.-ltlflt -wlll .. ••<el••• et llM oltlcts of PIM.DI O.L•no . .._,,,. a ~_...,,...,., •t· ...... UMllOf ... C••I O•lly I'll .. , IMn•u lor , ... t1110r--' r.,.. ..... , ... U, -111\arcll I, I, U, net l•tl"O· .. NO "'-' C..,tff Ofl .. , .... ti Sul .. Ill, .._, aN<ll, Ctllfonll•, w "'•'r • nt• Wltll ... Clerti Of lllO ~-C-' w .... _..to JUOY I(. Hl ... ANORZ aALL INIRO PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITtOUI lllMNllS N.U. ITATaMINT • 11'9r11Mally, .. My t1-•"tr 11"1 puelk•ltefl " ......... « -....,. ................ TIM ,.......... ,..._ It dOlllt IMltl· ....... , ~AMll.Y MARltlT, 011 l'lttll St••I, IMtol AM, Cetlternla nm Alli s.ttfftlfl, 1• ,,_.rlday Lane, >11nt1 Ana, OtllfW111a '1104 Tll" MlalMll It <~"411 tly aft Ill· ...... 1 • ,., '"" .. ' lllf-tlOfl .... ltkl• fw"'• .,.., .. lllO Ifft<• ........ . 1tr11ty tw lllt .-1 , __ • .... ., .. Tiie rltflt ltl _.... .. rw~t t1tV aM ... ~ flrllr .. ...., " .. ...ew '"'"'"'""' ....... .................... IUDY •. ,...1wa 1ALL1t1••0 ......... ===--....... ...... _,,_ DeLA•C...t , •U•T ~ ....,. ... .:::c __ ... y ........ ........... = ... . .._. ... ......, ... "' .._. ........ ... ........ _ ....... """ ................ .... "' , lctilllf Ill ~ INDEX T1PtlctfMM,Cll 642-5678 NOUSlS f81 SALE c-•1 lloUIClll hla .. llol-i'Hlft>llllt C•IH•lr•M llo<h Cornn• clft Mar ~Ool• \! ... 0.n• f'«Mnt EITCN'u •·oun1•1n \'1lt1,> """"~"" li<oarh ,,._,,,.. l.acu,n• icM('h ......... 11111• Laa"n• NtlU<rl 114,.,l<ln V1r1u ~:r.:1n:,::h S.n Ju1tn ('11p1111t11n11 S.nh An• 'w.J 11 ... •h V.Uth l.ACUAI ._nim1fh·\t'r Mr.bit .. U<1mt'!i ~al" SERVICES EMPLOYMENT & PREPARAJION 'chi.KA\ fn•trvt\lt1n J1if)"•nt.,.1I• ""'"\it. •t'ltt'd ,, '1 ,.. MERCHANDISE AnUq~ All$~'•"' r-. Auroon ktl ~rt.., tkakt•n.• ,.., .. ,..1, <.,,..,.,._. 6: •.qu;pm..m C.-b Out&> f"rH 10 , .. 4'M.I t Ur-ntlUf• ,,.,•ti~ '-h- fkw-M'ti. Uou:~~M t,1;•J J,.. .. .,, t.nntor., M•r"-•rwn MIW'"t"ll~l'W"f_.....\ )111•-.trlt•rt"'QW' "-t1ntrd '4i..'M" •I '"~lrumrm" otf,,,. t urn 6 t.4t.l1p Pe4~ ~u:: ~~~~"~: Spon1nc Good.) Si.Grlf,fen\aurant fl4r ~-~IO.Hot'l.Sler"" •ATS I MUINE ElltPMlNT GeMnl llo•ta.Ma&• ~v•r• tloatT,111.,, ... r.ciu111 llooti,l'wtf llooti,Altll Charier lloati,S.11 8oelo,SI.,. llo<h ao.ta.5"9114 Sl11 ....... -.,. TUMSPOITATION """"" C."'pen.S.I• Kent Dec1nt' Can Molllk.!4om~• ...._C)'ci..k-•• "'"'"' ....... s.1. 11 .... 1 Traden Tn vf'I I~~-,.~~!··~.,., AUTOMOBILE c;~Mr»I .. A.nl141V«'-. '-''411uu' RHt' f'ltUun \ "''"' It , ,..,..,, ......... ~,., • Whttl Oro .-~ r1u1 ., \'•n• Awlu k.01n~ 1'utt.H1 w .. n,~t AUTOS, IMrGRTEO .... ,,,., .. \It .. "''"'" 0 \WJfl \Ulolln 11,,,.i.' 11)1 .. ( .. ..,,. Olrwn l.oll l>lhun r.:" .. ,. r1,u ll11i1ttlt1 ,,.,.. .... r J,,,,, •. ,, K .. rm .. 1111•:h1 .. ................ M41!.Ul4 :.e •• , ••. u .. ,ft,•111 )Ii, )l()IJ Opel P•n•l''" Pfl.IMtKit t1or.u•f1tr K~nault ROii• llu11·1• kfl•PI s..-t· ~':"' TO)Oljl Trturnvn \'o••a.._.1ti:ir"' Voho AUTOS, NEW .... ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ,......,.., Motlce: All real estate ad· v e rt lsed in th is newspaper is suhjecl to the Federal Fair Hous· Ing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to ad· vertise "any preferenl'e. Ii m itation . or dis· c ri mination based on race, color. religion. sex. or national origin. or an intention to make any such preferent'e, limitation , or d is· c ri min a ti on." This newspaper will nol knowin1ty act'epl any advertising ror real estate which is in viola· lion of the law. BIOltS: Act.ft'ffwn ....... ct.ck ...... cWy .... report .,.. ron I , .... ..,. Tiie DAILY PILOT •.-e• l.wlty for the flnt l11correct l11Hrtlo• Ollly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·--1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Whelan Real Estate is now offering 90% com· mission to lice nsed agents. •Nodesk fees •No phone fees •Noadvertisinl? fees We belon~ to five multi pie boards. Call for an appointment Ask for John. $40-3666 lj1111UJ , __________ _ .,,,, .. ,. fW•\-t .... .... : .. ..... .... 1 , .. -.., ..... ..... "'" .,,,, "''" .. ,,., .. , .. .,,,,. """ Ml .. WIU 9'11) ,,,, Wlll w;r. ..,, !IUI 'llllJ;I -W» -= 11147 ... --= -""' ..,. SWHT&LOW A price and terms quite salisfying t() any huyer at Sll0.000. Pleasantly decorated and located on a tranquil t'Ul·de sac This home includes an endosed patio. & large yard with avocado trees. Ca II 556-2660. C:SELECT I PROPERTIES Make your shopp1n~ easier by UStnl! th<' Ua II~ Pilot Classified Ads To Pla<·e your "Fas t Re:-.ult" Service Directory ad Call Now 642-5678 lxt.U2 Ad vt•rll'lt!r. may 1JlllCt' lht•ir ;ids b} lt•lephnnr 8 00 ll ITI lo :. 3(1 II 1n ~ontluy lhru t'""'nftn\I 8 In noun Sutunt.1v COSTA M f:SA II~ Fil F 330 W Ray 642 567M Ill ''l:Tt .... <:TOl' llt:Al'll 17875 ~;orh 111,d All 122il 1.A1;1 '" 1u;,,1·11 1027 ... l'oll'll .... ) l.al(IAn• IJUl'h ~ i..~ '1)1tTI I <'Ol 'l'TY tl1i.I ''"'°"MO 1220 CU.S""9 .........., llt•lltlhnt' lor •'OP.I' 4t klll> •s 5 30 " m th•' da) b~fort• p11btr cu t1 on •·J<C!l'Pl for .Sunduy 4t Mond:ty t:d111on' '"'hf'n drttdltnr " SnlurdHy 12 nnon cu.s,... U.UU.TIOMS t:H HOHS l\dv••rt"l'rs should t•hel'k lh.,rr 11d• daily • rt'ptlrl errnrs lm m rd11tlrly Tllf: OAll.V Pll.IYr h~•umt'\ huhlt11y fnr the flr~t lnrurrttl ln~t'rt1on only C'ANl't:l.l..ATtoNS Wht n klltonw "" 11cJ I><! •urt' lo mwk" 11 ~eC'Ord llf lh" 1(11.I. 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" ..... ..................... It IFll I .......... I If you tlke exten1ive \We ot wood, ~nt"k • atone, aee thAa Botaenhardt ~uatom b'-llt 4 bdrm, l\ol bath masterpiece. Mailer bdrm haa 16~ l~inl •rea. wtt bar 6 . Jae.ml. Skylipted klt<'hen wlth every modern convenience includin& a built·in refliaerator/freeaer le BBQ. ~•an •. ~arbor view.J~· the livin1 room. dirun1 room, lutchen1 famil[ room. mailer bdrm • swimman1 poo . Owner will entertain trade olfen for local property or seU with a large A.l.T.D. to qualified buyer. OFF•• AT Sl,ffl,000 ONM HOUSI SUNDAY 1-1 ....... J #I MUia llACH ClaCU - CorH1 .. Mlr 760.1111 .ASK FOR BOB * * * * * * Heritage Collection OPIMTODAY 1-4 2731 LOllMZO, C.M. OWHH MUST Sal. TNS Wiii High 12% assumable loan. Immaculate 3 Bdrm plus bonus room. Earthtone carpets , beautiful yard. Asking $164,900. Submit all offers. Call 540-1151 MESA VllDI Sharp 3 Bdrm on corner lot, Featuring 2 fireplaces. new roof, copper plumbing and much more. Owner will assist with the financing and will also consider a lease opt.ion. Priced at $130,000. For more details, call 540-1151. 1 IDIM POOL NOMI Terrific financing available. Large 2 story family· home with lovely pool, enclosed courtyard and separate master suite downstairs. All this for only $145,000. Call 540-1151 for more information. A Flctltloua lualneH Nelfte ltate-nt flied wltll Ille c_.., Clefll la Hiid fof flwe yeen aftet wlllcll ti-contlnul"f llualn•-111Uet ,....., Pullllcalkln It -•Nf'f enlJ II tllere ere c11e...-a. Call Ille lA9el Departlftenl at the DAILY PILOT for 1nlort11etlon end nec•Hert*-· 142-4321 .... 132 TERMS! TERMS! Assume a •~~ loan on this 1 year old 4 bdrm. 2 full beth home. Just un· der Sl00,000. Call for more details. this one won't last!! t6Mll2 OUR BEST OFFER TRY YOURS s1.2t1.ooo -•• '"' .... 1.10/e 1111•"'· Inquire about this luxurious 5600 sq ft Dover Shores bayfront home. Priced to sell at Sl,750,000. Call n0w for your private showing. CUSTOM HOMI Sm with view in Big Canyon . Plans in'cluded $1,200,000. a.-AMr 4 IDIM with POOL and lob ol privacy. Exclmive Bia Can· ym community. $799,000. . MIW CUSTOM NOMI OM MY. Next to sandy beaches, on the bay, ocean and coUtline. Quality camtruction. We'll match tbia home and price apinat anythln& in Newport Beach. tr.•==·1000. Sat and Sunday 1.M. . 2274 1 Rd, BalbOa P~. Owners are eztremelY motivated. Call Du Bibb · IPYeLAll INCT~AI Dramatic oc•an, ba~Rlte Ute view1. Exqulaitely up1raded 4 bedroom with beautiful den, 2 fireplacea, covered paUoa $625,000 Owrier will carry. IAY .. OMTNlll .... Older 4 Bdrm home in prestigious location with dock. Plana, permit and allowance for· remodeling included. Sl.200,000. Will trade down. . PllMIWATllNOMTllAUTY Unparalleled lot size with one of the most commandin1 views of the Newport Bay. A distinctive home on your own private beach with boat dock and volleyball court. Call for appointment. . 714 / 760-9333 SWllow & Auoc. WXU.IOUS F•rullls .... Prestlgiou1 hilltop home. on approx. 3 acres, built of excep. tional quality & c raftsmanship, sur · rounded by beautiful gardens, plus many fruit trees of numerous varieties. The house pro· vides ol 290 deg. view which includes the San Bemadino mtns to the East & Oceanside to the West. Th.is magnificent est.ate is only 5 min. from downtown Fallbrook, No. San Diego Co. 1375.000. 714-722-1725; 728·0308 Ask for Jim ,, Ir you've never placed a C:lassified ad, you·re in the minority: Try it once d see how quickly you get r esults . Phone 642-5678. ~ COTr nrnLTT -p 11 mvr~rnmr conrnnr You've Arrived at ... UDO ISLE · Casual elegan ce is the caption for this beautiful Spanish style home on prestigious Lido Isle. Includes 4 Bdrms, all w /pvt baths, indoor/outdoor swimming pool & spa. Excel. financing. Offered at $638,000. . 204 Via San Remo Open Saturday LINDA ISLE Executive Country English Bayfront. 5 Bdrms, includin~ maids quarters. Private community and private dock. Fee land. $2.6 million. Owner wi 11 cons iCler excellent financing. -BIG CANYON Choice of the Country Gentleman. Elegant custom Tudor estate overlooking the fairway. Excellent ~J $2.3 million. BIG CANYON Terrific golf c ours e view townhome . Former model w/private pool and spa. $725.000. • BIG CANYON Wonderful canyon view townhome. Pool and spa. All new amenities. Owner will carry huge 2nd at way below prevailinf interest rate. Exclusive at 589,500. Also Available on lease/option or lease. SllTH LACUNA Breathtaking view from unique overlooking South Laguna and the blue Pacific. Privacy plus . Exclusive at $749,500 DANA POINT Spectacular views of the Dana Point Marina coastline from this home on the Bluffs. Owner financing with 253 down at 10% interest. $750,000. . WEST llEWPllJ Newport Duplex. 2 & 1 Bdrms, each with fireplace. 1 block from Oceanfront. Good rental unit1. Priced to aell with larse auuma· ble loan. sm.ooo. a ·········~············· ....................... -······················ ................ .., ... • ... ,.. • .. z ........ s-. 1 " ... " .. s-. 9 .. .. FIXll llMfTI. YOUll eaas.. IOIZ ., • .,.. Ith IMI e I • l ................................... ·-····· .............. _ ... . COST • J l , IS per mo. A MISA ery, very very lo down SI 06,000 llWPOIT 1£AC11.-n1· . .... 'ft.Ct eo.w.d •· pa1111ml .... ut. J Bclrm cAl·I ~1 -Ill. ...,...,, ..... eovaulted pool.._..Terrtftcloca· ~ cet..._. lna.1 ~·· u..c.uu.•n PAii Newly listed .S unit motel located .... ......., ~ce. A on Pacific Coast Hl1hway with hqe -..tr7 klteMla, LL f'tt-A lE A11ume lar1e loan ocean view & 300 feet from the ~~":t ;:..,~ .-i 1" !!:J =, z !::: beach. Grossed over a reported ud epe, a..,,_ and 2 RIAL TORa wetber, ftr.eplace and $300,000 in 1980. A rare find in bat .... A bar1•i• at 2 UNITS poGI. Wiik to 1boppln1. Newport Beach . Priced at IUl,000. Call now. St••· Call for more $2,2SO,OOO. With ~ down, owner will 'E S $110 000 cle!llillleau carrylstT.D. atl3'4pinterestfor30 {195111~ ~:·:: .. >:r:;.~·:::,:r lltW'tJIJ Y•ars~·.~.i:~~=.,~ -. -U.. In one-rent one! .-.._ _,, 2602 M.wport llvd., ................ Cillb'.walls.W.7111 1-------'7Ml I 1 24 HOUI •YIC• AWAB Wll•• ~;:;;:;~ This bome truly de· ~~!il~Pili~.:l 1erve1 lt1 name , • Ele1aatly decorated 4 ~~~~~~~f $5,500 pUU you bito your own 4 Bdrm, A/C home. 12 7 """ ftnancin1. Call for detalll on our "TICKET" procram. '::~=· SCC~411A-4~~· : Bdrm home feature• ..... ..,,QA, .. -• dramatic catliedral cell· lnp, acceated by pluall carpetla1: decorated wallcoffriap, drapes A mirrcn. Lovely 1arden featurea cu1tom de· siped 1pa and covered patio. To top it all creative financint i1 availallte. This home ia truly a~ect Proi'>erty. Call7St-3191 LAGUNA HILLS Faalaltic view lot with 4 Bdrm home. Prleed at only S125.500. Call 53&-ISU ALLSTATE REALTORS • RED CARPET 754-1202 . NEWPORT BEACH $129,500 • l«>,.Ol'Qe tho 6 1t:t0Mbled "'<>'d• below •o ...-.. 6 ti"'Pt• WOid' p,,nf '9tte11 of eoch .,. ''' 1 • ._. of 1Q~n RUBNEK I' I 1 I I I G R E F T 0 I 1 I I I I' • SELECT PROPERTIES ATIENTION VETERANS Gorseom 3 Bel.rm home in prime location! Plush carpets and crackling fireplace. Large yard with rirepit ! Bite to beach. $111,290 v A tenna. Call 9Q.f787 2 Bdrm , 1 story townhome . Very I ~ ~ ..,••11;10&•nihlP.c~R~ --3 bdrm, 2 ba, yearly. un- fum . .-rs. · associated RP •fl>', RFAcT"RS /•, ,., b" " " A M Z C E E N I 0 C I T 17 I' I I I ~Y son, a college ....................................................... 1........1 graduate, earned as much ------money caddying in a ttwe. ..,__,J~l~O~N~O~A~~ day tournament as I did In I I I I I two weeks' wort!. Thal ....._..__..___.,~___,__. proYes the Yalue ol ---. I HICLAP 10 1 I 111 1 I !::.s.t=.:1E'. ) '' ........... ., -·~z. ... r r r r r r r r r r r 1 !:..I I • I I I I I I I I I SCRAM-lETS An1 wu1 in C lo11ificatiolt 5100 Above, T. Virginia Gieck 'left) holds the Realtor of the Year trophy, while Carole Pangburn , right) displays her Realtor-Associate of the Year award. Top Realtor Awards Named as "Realtor·of-the-Year" by the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors on Friday night • February 6. 1981 J was T. Virginia Gieck. 1979and 1980 Board President. Also honored, during the golden anniversary awards ceremonies held in the Newport Marriott Hotel, were the Board's Communications chairman, Carol Pangburn as "Realtor-Associate of the Year'' and Affiliate chairman Paul Ware as "Affiliate of the Year.",~ 1979 winners, A rt Giovinetti and Phyllii Salyer, revealed the honorees during ceremonies which saw retiring directors and committee chairmen feted for their service on behalf of the industry and the community. Sales production awards were presented to Mrs. Lynne Valentine, Mac- nab Irvine Realty, for top lister and top income earner: Robert Koop, Re Max of Costa Mesa, 1st in number of sales and Fred Good, Corporate Plaza Real- ty, tops in$ sales volume. Mrs. Gieck, preli<knt of The Foz Co., Realtors, led the Board to local, state and national honors /or communUy service programs while serving as the 1econd lady prelident in tlw Board's 50-year history. In addition, the Board hm ~ceived "Goal Gdter" a1D0rda for political action contribt.ctions at local, !tate and national Zevela during both years of her preadncy. Honor«1 for commUtu worlc '°°' Polricia Soun, Cun Doah, ROJJ McCardle, Helane JOJJ , WUUam Fulln, Glenn •Martm, "/Jat Fonistn, Bob Kocflko, Bnnlg Mwcldaon, iJ1man Faulkner, Margaret Adrion and J01Jt:e Edlund. ~II Grubb,,J .,..,. Barrett, Ha,,,, Wmter1 lll, N~, Arl ~·, BolNI Ta11lor, Paul Franlcl11, a.or,. 1V , Om....,,.,. ad DJM.iJWtilun,,..,.. in/ormclltoa offlcer. ' .. \ llEAt. f STATE EXCELL.ENCE SINCE 1949 Co.a WITH US ... TO MSTI&."". You will point with pride when you own th1J Cape Cod char mer. Three spacious bedrooms F'amily room with cozy fireplace. Fresh as the mornm1 suo, both inside and out. All rooms overlook luxurious ~arden. JIJ7 AAAUA ...•... he L...l tW U...'1ld .•..•• $279,IOO Ce>ee WITH US ..• TO DOYM $HOllS. Stimulating five bedroom home . Upper Bay view is enjoyed throughout the h\ ing a re a . The view from the master bedroom is ~tacuJar. Formal dining and '8mily rooms. Lovely pool. Owner will help finance. 1142 •A&.A.XY DllYI .............................. $H5,000 CO ... I )WITH US •.• TO DOYll SHOlfS. Custom three bedroom home. Hu_ge family room. Formal dining room. Decorated with impeccable taste. Park-like yard. Luxurious pool. A dream home for privacy and relaxation! 1363 6.Al.AXY DllYI .............................. $4'5,000 C:OMI WITH US •.• TO DOYEi SHOllS. Probate sale. Executor is eager to sell. Four bedroom home. dining room and den. Pool size yard. Great opportunity. 1441 GALAXY DllYE •••.....................•...... $420.000 C:OMI WITH US ••. TO C:OllONA Dll. MAI. Fantastic location. Just four houses from Ocean Blvd. Why settle for less if you enioy an ocean view and the relaxation of the beach. Three bedrooms. Formal dining room. Den. Z 15 lllS A YI ••.•••••••• : ..••••••••.•.•••.••••••••• $395,000 C:OMI WITH US .•• TO IAYC.EST. Elegant five bedroom home Qn ouiet. sec~uded street. .Family room. Den. Large pool with solar heating. Owner will carry 1st T.D al 121 :!'"{. 1123 GLENWOOD LANE •••••••••.••••••••.••••••••• SJ I 0.000 C:OME WITH US. . .TO LAGUNA IEACH. Potentially one of Laguna's most charmi~ beach properties. Two bedrooms. Two ba.ths. Formal dinmg room. Two fireplaces. Lovely ocean view. 161 HIUC:REST DRIVE .•••.•. IY Al'f'OINTMEHT .••••• Ult .000 COME WITH US •.• TO WESTCLIFF. Economy minded ? Four t;>e~room hOJ1?e . formal dining room. Family room. Large living room with fircplaee. Luxurious pool. BBQ. 1400 NOTTINGHAM ................................ $245,000 COME WITH US •.. TO HARIOR HIGHLANDS. Attractive four bedroom home . Two baths. Family room. Luxurious s pa. Entertainer's back yarct, including firepit and gas BBQ. 1606 DOROTHY LAME •..•... IY APPOINTMENT ••••.. $239,500 COME WITH US. . .TO ORANGE THE, llYINE. Exceptionally neat two bedroom. two bath patio home. The bedroom suites are located al opposite ends of the home for privacy 4Z T AHGHINE A YE. .•.•..•...•••••. : . • • • • . • • • . • . . $I 24,500 1617 Westcliff Drive 631 -7300 Y o ur friends and neighbon use Classified when the y hav e something to sell. They'll tell you how well 11 worked rorthem ! If you want your advertis· 1•-------· ,, Ing me11age to reach more people al lower cost. Classified is the way to go• Call Now' 642·5678 ~ COTr nrnLTT sp ~ mve) 1ntm conr nm You've Arrived at .. IRVINE 'Lovefy 3 Bdrm. 2 batfi:-sin.g le: family home with VERY private yard. Xlnt location, close to schools. shopping a nd freeway . $164,500. Owner will carry 2nd. 34 Almond Tree Ln Open Sai/Sun 12-5 • t ' I\ COSTA MESA This 3 Bdrm charmer was once a model home. Located on a huge cul-de-sac lot and filled with extras. FINISHED garage. Close to schools. Offered at $144,aw. l657 Texas Circle Open Sat/Sun 1·5 COSTA MESA Charming 4 Bdrm 3 bath home with family room. Corner lot. VERY private yards. Immaculate and ready to move in . $174,500 LAGUNA HILLS Exceptional owner financing avaiJabJe at rates below prevailing on 4 Bdrm 2'h bath> family and entertaining home with pool and spa.•Offered at $247 ,500 LAGUNA BEACH Blue water vistas abound rroJll this ~ Bdrm, 2 ba home. Just sfeps to Victoria Beach. Qwner will carry a large 2nd trust deed. Offered at $259.500. 2075 l•n Jo..-Hiiie Ad. Acrou from M OANYON Newport9"ctl 440.5777 IJST LISTED! Beautiful Anaheim Shores Patio Home. Co rner lot . Very s pacious floor plan. large master bdrm. in- terior atrium. 2 bdrm & den. ()(fered at Sl21.9SQ. 963-8112 · Ila~ ON~~~ ~lll!ALTT FACT Olt FICTIOH FACT .. TAKE OVER LARGE LOANS on this very desirable condo. Super location and security. No qualifying. $106.500. Call 979·:>370 lo· day. ALLSTATE REALTORS RBKICID SI IK Guarded and nawleu 3 Br Monaco Big Canyon townhome. Lrg low. ln· terest a.5Sumable loans . Low down and now a ~reaUy reduced price. Je.T.,...llty '~"'' IACICIAYVllW BEL 0 W MARKET Thill beautiful view pro· perty In Newport is priced below market value and below ap· praisal. Space age kitchen with breakfast area. Huge Uving room. lanai with view , fireplace and open beamed cathedral cell· lnp. HJde-a-way master suite. MIN!rlle chUdrens wing. Duh to the pool. Call today for details. Owner hiply motivated and will work wtth very creative ftnanclng. Call 752-1100 SWEET fr LOW A price and terms quite 11au.tyln1 to any buyer at '110,000. Pleaaantly decorated and l~ated Oft I tranquil cul.cle·HC!. Tim bolDI IDC!llldel aa eaelo11d patio. and ..,... ,..... .... 1votlMlo W..Call-- • IAIL AllUTY Complemented by a mapificent view, this one or a kind s. bayfront property represents the finest in Balboa Island living. Every room of th1s 3 Bdrm 3 Bath residence enjoys the warmth and beauty or waterfront living. Totally renowated ~nd professionaJJy decorated from the mstr bdrm suite to the gourmet kitchen. Present owner will provide all inclusive financing at 11 % for the qualified purchaser. Proudly qff ered at $8.50,000. Will also consider exchanges. DIJA VU Homes like this are not a thing of the past. 'Fhis beautiful model home with its 3 bedrooms, large family and living rooms, is located on one or Westcliff's largest lots tor maximum privacy. Super financing available. Call us for details. Proudly offered at $325,000. Open today 12·5. l830 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach • CUSTOM IXCB' INCi Jus t reduced $30.000 this truly distinctive Harbor View Hills home has been magnificently appointed for the appreciation of a discriminating buyer. Some of this property's outstanding properties are: a new mas ter bedroom s uite w/jacuzzi tub, beam ce ilings, oak cabinets , skylights, mirrored entry, remodeled kitchen. frenc h doors, and much more. A beautiful home on fee land. Offered at$449,950. Oi)entoday 1-5. 3601 Park Green. Coronadel Mar -0 ' ~~~ A!liti•@ Balboa Island Realty A:'\D l~\'ESTME~'T ~~M~7A:W 6.73~.87.00 .. HARBOR ISLAND One o f Newport's prestigious addresses. There are only 37 homes on the entire island. This location is on the s he ltered side of the island with 40 feet on the bay and a private pier and float. This is an older home. but the real value is in the lot. Only one of it's kind at $1,780,000. ' A !~Era!i~Dl!29n~e~rific Harbor View Homes. Location convenient lo everything ! Overlooking the nature park with a large kid's size yard. Family rm. has wet bar and brick fireplace plus there's a dining rm .. 3 car garage and a covered patio. Owners have reduced the price for quick action. Now S329. 750. VACANT In the popular Westcliff area. A cute 2 bdrm. 2 bath condo now vacant and owner is anxious. Overlooks the pool & is walking di s tance to shopping and transportation. All blt in kitchen, 1 wood burning fireplace, mirrored bar -really sharp .. FulJ price is $129.500 with good financing. WHOA! Don 't rid e by this one! A magnificent 51h acre horse ranch and site for the home of your dreams with room left for a tennis court and swimming pool. Located in Sen Juan Capistrano just minutes from the yacht harbor with a view you just won't believe -all the way from Saddleback to the ocean. Below the market at $6.50,000. Terms available. •INVESTMENT rlONITY * COSTA MESA SHOrrlNG CEfiTll Prime corner location on West 19th Street with excellent tenant mix and stable income history . Lease hold land permits maximum tax benefits. First time offered for sale at $488,000. REDUCED $300,000! Here's an opportunity. UM unit apartment complex in Denver just minutes away from downtown. Seldom vacancy in these regular popular priced professionally managed units. Already set up for absentee owner. Now $4,000,000 with $1,000,obo down to 10~% financing. Call for brochure. 1 THI ONLY ON1. •• ... or its kind. A fabulous 3 BR. home with the finest view in all the city. The key lot above China Cove affords a ranorama from every room&leve . Sl,450.000. macnab /Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY HAalOlt llDGE ESTATES -GHAT FIMA~CIMG! Super views of Catalina, ocean and city lights. Professionally decorated Lucerne Plan, 3BRS, 3 baths, large family · rm, master suite w/fireplace and retreat, atrium w/fo\Ultain and French doors. 3-car garage, securi- ty system. Owner will carry large 2nd. Call for financing details. $78.5,000. < C-37) llG CAMYON PllY ACY! Popular Broadmoor Plan I, expanded and highly customized. 5BRS, large formal living room, family rm w /wet bar . Master suite w/fireplace and private spa and study. Garden patio w /pool. Good tmancmg. $975,000. (C-38) TOfl Of HAllOI llME Exquisite 5BR hilltop estate w/fantastic panoramic view. 3-story circular entry -elegant formal living and dining rooms. Master suite w/cedar lined walk-in closets and sauna. Servants quarters -butler's pan- try. French doors to pool and spa. $2,900,000. <C-39) IEAUTIFUL VIEW HOME! Spacious 3BR, 3 bath custom 3-level home w/formal dining rm. private master suite w I d ressing room and walk-in closets. Paneled living rm w/deck . Ocean and night lights views. Excellent financing. $450,000. <C-40> FAllWAY YISTA IM llG CAMYOM! An elegant and prestigious 2BR1. two bath Dover Plan w /formal living rm, master suite opens to large patio. Many amenities include the use of custom wall coverings, mir- rors, marble and imported chan- deliers. Electric gates assures privacy. $495,000. <C -41 > A TOUCH OF TOMORROW! A fabulously customized and appoint- ed 4BR, family rm residence w/used brick exterior and garden courtyard entry. Interior amenities include the use or elegant marble, mirrors and skylights. A custom computerized system dramatically lights the swimming pool and spa. $650,000. (C-42) A llST Y~LUI -llG CAMYOM! Private courtyard entry to this 3BR Bordeaux Model on large comer lot. All on one level. Country kitchen w/French doors to terrace. Ideal for entertaining. Also availa- ble for lease/option. $425,000. (C-43) DOVH SHOllS! Delightful 5BR, family rm home w/large living room and formal dining rm. An ex- ceptional master suite w/view and private retreat. Custom gourmet kitchen opening to spacious patio w/pool. Good financing. $559,000. (C-44) •IACIOUS LIYIM6! Elegant 5BR home w/Big Canyon fairway vista offering formal living and dining rooms, paneled library and family room. Elegant master suite w/brick fireplace. Every amenity including custom wallcoverings, imported woods and marble. Delightful courtyard w/pool. $2,:.>0,000. (C-45) OVHLOOICIN6 6TH FAllWA Y -llc. CAMYOMI Situated on quiet cul-de· sac. this lovely 4BR Versame townhome offers the ultimate in grac.ious living! Formal living and dining rmsi cozy den, 3-car garage and centra vacuum and air condi- tioning. S660,000. <C·46) . P11V ACY IM THI IU"'5l Spacious two-level 3BR end unit. Family room orens to private patio. Forma living rm w /brick fireplace. Community pool. Owner will assist in financing. $239,500 leasehold. CC-47) LA.-uNA llACHI Ocean & can).'on view from every level of this hillside' 5BR home. Balconies & decking enhance viewing pleasure. Formal dinln1. study It retreat. Level area witb room for POOL Will leue option. $535,000. <C.C1a> L YMNI YALIMTINI Mt •2N • -sAv1 sss·s- ... -C.D.M. PLUS VllW -a.Ice ·1oc ............... ... CIJIU mlfr wftlt pooL 4 ..... ..... 3 ....................... . ... *-'tr,...... H~'£ijtyed ...,. Loh of w004' · ... · CO. · trlb•t• to t ... c ... r• o tltJ1 •p•cloH Ito••. H ••d• so•• frt1•1nlt • Off9recl .. Utl,000. -IACICS TO 60LF COUISI Melo V.... Co.try Clllt •lew ...... lr9ld .. w ...... -w. T1lh 4 ..... J ..... hldde9 z....., •w• Hu • MOcleL l11111 •11c1 1dtc19e. wfffl MW ,..... It _._ b ............. 1y1te ... L-.. lot ...... ,. ... p1ay .... .. -C.D.M. DUPLEX. C.._...•9 .....-1 ..... 2 ....... ......... fl,.,,_ ... Mew ~. .... .,.,... .. Mo •fwrecl ..... '-'-ce. South of tt. Hwy ..... ....... ao.. & CNlly $J75,000. -ILUFFS LEASE. le..tiful l lteclrOOM. 21/J ltottt cOftclo. TrfH Model w ....... go ...... .,.... beft. Fn$h ,.t, MW Oall floorilMJ & 1o .. 1y .......... c...,. .... -SUftEI CUSTOM MOllLE HOME -2 ..._ f....atr,.... & I• roo•, frlHdly It• ,. .... W/ ....... ltoltlty '°°"'• pool & spa. le..afM ........ Mnt MIL 759-1616 ... Newport le.ch-Looi& to LlllCJO First OCEAN YllW HOMI le..ttful MW 4 ldna 21/J lath .... wfth .,.... '°°"' r'Hdy for -.... occ.-cy. bullwt .,ality c0tt1tr•ctlo11. l11e ... 1 _, • ....._ Ovenlud wet bcr, a.ncll flHplace, ceramic •· llllrrwed •-*•Ian, f • h• Wtdllla .... I I •• c ....... _... _ ........ Offwed .. $179,500. $9,000 DOWN NPT. HGTS cnWIMlble I st. OWC h 1tce 011 this newly shed C:ape C:od chmw .. with ope11 beo•ts, coHtry kltchH, a11tlqu fireplace, a.tOM cablMh Mid ....t. ...,,.., L-.. lot wfth picket '-c-,. OM , ... ....._ warr..ty. Siie-~ ...tom Price ...-Ced SI 0,000. OHwed .. s 179 ,500. LIAST IXPINSIYI IAUOA ISLAND T"• 2 beclroo• cottage ,.,....... • po4 ...... di f . ..................... .... ............................. 41 •d• ... 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Gt•NI ........... •H11• tMI 1111 IMJ ._,., 1002 •••rill 1002 ....................... .••.................... •.............••.••••.. ..•.............•..••.• ....................... . .......................................................................................... . llALTOIS '71·111' OHM HOUll l·I CMAINtM• CD M DWL•X. W •tk te Mae.... Mlteeh ........ fr.-tMt I ......... Ll ...... ,., ..... ~ .. ,...._...1oi ...... rt1t llA .. MIW: M..-HI~ ... .._, l ............................... , '"' ...... ,. tllih _.... ec... •lew. ~ .. ef C9'PH I ....t ..a.ace tllh .... ....... o ..................... . OHac-4.t $74',IOO. C.t ._. ............ COLI O• MIW,OIT lllALTOIS JS IS I. Co .. t Hwy .. C-.. .. Ms 671-1111 WESTERN MUTUAL ESCROW CORPORATIOl"t Fountain Volley Office Manager. Noncye Blythe Full Escrow Service All Types -including • AITD'S • CONntACTS • EXC>tANGES Cal 962-2422 Pete Barrett Realty presents NEW LISTING-WESTCUFF Be the firs t to see this cus tom home. 4 Bdrms. 4 baths, formal din· ing room. family room and rumpus room <could be 5th bdrm). Fully air condmoned. room for pool and RV· storage. $449,500, includes land. t20 MottlagllMI, NI 0,.. S-1·5 MISH Ate DB.ICIOUS Ready for the family with excellent tas t e , who wants a n exceJlent neiehborhood. and who needs a spacious 5 Bdrm home. This Dover Shor es home's price includes the la nd. $389,500. good financing. . 1412 .......... HI 0,.. S-. 1·5 ..,_.T AND NIC~STSIDI 3 Bdrrns 2 baths for $116,500. Large lot. has remode led kitchen and baths. In excelle nt condition. On safe cul de sac for children. 2605 Wllo, CM 0,.. S-. I ·5 STEP THRU GATED EMTaY Feel the peace a nd tranquility in this Cliff Haven home . Quality built for present owne r . 3 Bdrms and family room, l a r ge pool and enclosed yard . $350,000. 511 Cliff Dr., NI 0,.. S. I ·S IALIQA PENINSULA POINr Excellent location. 4 Bdrms, 4 baths. den/s tudy a nd fa mily room. L a rge living room with fire place. double garage a nd no lawn to 111ow. Short wa lk to beaches. $359,500. 1517 Mi,._., lalboa o,.. S... I ·S PllVATE·IAYFaONT~a & SUP Enjo~· the serl'nity of a quiet inlet. sandy beach. & wale r view from the kitche n. cozy living & dining rooms. Affordable investment with exciting potential. $550.000. 9*W IRVINE LISTING Woodbridge C reek condo. 2 Bdrm, 111'.I bath starter home or investme nt opportunity in planned community. Call for appt. $107 .500. NEED A IOAT SLIP? You will enjoy 35' on the waterfront with pie r a nd s li p for side tie. With this waterfront comes a cozy 2 Bdrm cottage plus a 2 Bdrm '!J)artment over a double garage. Call for appointme nt to see. LIT THI SUH SHINI IN Skylights enha nce this beautifully decor a t e d , hi g hly upgraded. Wes tcliff 3 Bdrm home. Enjoy winter sun & c heery atmospher e, big trees & walled garden. t249.500 .. 70'0H THI IAY ContemPorary Harbor Island Drive home. 3-edrms a nd den with pool and 2 patios, e"tensive use of Teak & g lass. Lge enc l parkiruc area. $775,000 leasehold. $1,SS0.460 fee. - ..... NOMI IN DOYm IHOllS 3 Bdrm home on over v.. ae?re. Hu all the amenities necessary for 1raclou1 entertaining and -comfortable llvln1 S4'75,000 .leasehold. Call for details. NOW'S THE TIME TOIUY! lntere11 t rates a re high on oew loans but why get a new loan when ma ny M.:llcrs toduy will finance the sale themselves at a reasonable rate of mlcl'cst. We huve u dozen listings of <\uality v ropcrties in the Harbor area t iat feature owner financing. So save on loan foes und high interest rates. Buy now. Call us tor more information on how to s a ve money on buying a hom e. CIE IBDBIB ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE I I llG DIPPER NEWPORT TERRACE OPEH SUN 1·5 Smart Three Bedroom Condo L<x.·aled Away From The Crowd In Quiel Newport Beach Community. Decorator Walls, Window & Carpet Coverings. Wonderful Tranquil Area. $135.500. Available i''or Lease. $750/Month. 2745 VISTA UMIROSA ILUFFS OPEN SUN 1-5 1'1rst Time Listed Tastefully Decorated ··Q" Plan With Cozy Conversation Pit & Spacious L1ving/Dinmg Room Area. Ideal Location Wilh Large Enclosed Patio On Greenbelt Near Pool & Tennis Club. Perfect Home For Entertaining! $239.900 22 ARIOLES RAHCHO SAN JOAQUIN OPEN SUN l·S Lovely End Untl. Two-Level Townhouse On Golf Co urse. Two Bedrooms, 2112 Baths. Step·Down Conversation Area Wilh Wet Bar. Beautiful New Camel Color Carpet. Parquet Kitchen Floor & Entry. Only $195,000. 44 FARRAGUT IRVINI OPEN SUN l·S Assum able Loans. Owner Will Carry Financing Or All Inclusive Trust Deed. Excellent Four B e droom Ho me In Northwoods. Only T wo Years Old Sparkling Pool With Waterfall & Spa. Upgraded. Earthtones. You're Welcome To Inspect. $190,000. 44 NAVARO RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN VILLAS OPEN SUN 1-5 Award Winning Design. Two Bedrooms & Den Condo. Practically New. Smartly Decorated. Patio. Front Deck & Comm~nity Pool. Adult Com munity $185.000 341 PEACH TIEI LANE IACK IAY OPEN SUN 1·5 New Listing. Quiet Cul·de·Sac Location. Three Bed room s Plus Lar ge Mu s ic Conservatory Could Be Bonus Room. Great Neighborhood . Apprais ed By Professionals. Probate Sale. Only $189.000. 60-645 PLUMER COSTA MESA OPEN SUH 1·5 Terrific Triplex In Rapidly Appreciating Area Of Costa Mesa. Adjacent To New Redevelopment Area. Charming Rear House Would Make Great Owner's Home. Other Two Rental Units llelp With Payments & Taxes. Excellent Financin~ Available REDUC ED TO SlSS.000 ELEGANT SPYGLASS Submit All Offers On This Truly L<>vely Home With Canyon View. SelleM Will Assist In Financing With Large First Trust Deed At Low lnterest Rate. Large Family Room . Teenage Quarters. Two Fireplaces & Two Wet Bars. Poolsized Lot Shown By Appointment Asking $565,500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing . PRIME IA YFRONT • IA YSHORES Forty.Foot Fron tage. Pier & Dock In Exclusive Security Gated Bayshorcs Community. Lovely Two·ROOJll Master Suite With Fireplace. Plus !-'our ~rooms. Bonus Room & Den. Stepdown Living Room With Ten.Foot Ceiling. Spacious Dining Area With Wet Bar. Truly Gorgeous View ()( Islands & Channels. An Extra Large Front Patio & Deck. Owner Wants This Home Sold Now. Sl,450.000 Leasehold. Or $2,258,000 Fee NEWPORT HEIGHTS 4-ft.IX Located On Quiet Street Near Shopping. Excellent Condition. Good RENT INCOME. Mi n i mum Va cancy Fac tor . Four Two-Bedroom Units. Assumable Loans. Inspect With Orr er . Priced Al S36S.OOO. llG CANYON CUSTOM HOMI On A Beautiful Lot Overlooklng The 18th Fairway. Outstanding Custom Built Home. Epitome Of Understated E1e1ance. In The Family Wing Of T he Home 11M!re Are Four Laree Bedrooms , Each With A Bath; Ma.ater Has A Fireplace, Two Larie Walk·ln CIOHt.s Ii French Doon Opening To A Brick Terrace. Formal Dlnln1, Gourmet Kitchen, Bonus Room With Oath. Plu1 Maid 's Quarters. Call For Appolnt.ment. 12.200.000 • MISA VllDI. UST IUY No Question, But What Thia 11 One Of The Fine1t Buy1 In The Area. Lovely Four Bedroom Home On A Lar1e CorMr Lot. Completely Remodeled. Larp A11umable Loan. Submit Offera. Only •1.s,000, •------••-------ca ... ,... 1ooz •••N 1111 •au•• 1111 O'IM TODAY I ·I UNIQUE IN HA•lott VIEW HOMES 4 bdrm. 2 bath. fa m . rm. fo rmal dininl? room. fplc. S241.800. See Roseman· Farrar at 1955 Pott RamsJ,!ate Plac(.•. · UNIQUE IM OLD CORONA DEL MAR 2 bdrm. 21 •• ba. cozy loft. wit h patios. decks. etc. s.137.000. See ,Jac:quclinC' Pearson a t 502 Acacia. UMIQUE IM WOODIRIDGE 1 bdrm .. 2 bath highly upgraded. next to p a rk, mountain views. S18~.ooo. See Nat;tlil' Fo~arty al 20 Whistling Swan. UMIQUE IM CORONA DEL MAR 3 units. large lot. views. ehurm. Rest s treet in old Corona de! Mar ~ Sl·l' S ;11· ... Mar vin a l 2200 Waterfront. UNIQUE IH WESTCLIFF I n<.Tcd . 3bdrm .. pool C;tnd s 1rn . bl•aut1ful finishing, many fe atures S2!:17.500. St'<' Nadine Crout at 1133 R<.•rk shire l.<Jn<.'. UNIQUE IM SPYGLASS 4 bdrm .. 3 ba th Ports mouth model. 180 \'ll'\\ H ighly upgraded . S650.000 l>ntt1l· Valentine at 11 Tiburon. UNIQUE IH llG CAHYOM Hele.ix in your pool with s pa 4 hd rm 2 1 • tw -s uper clean Broadnx>or. See Bonnie Ha rnnJ?ton at 6 Winged Font UNIQUE IM HARIOR VIEW HILLS I bdrm .. 21 .. bath family home. laq.!t' lot. great views! S425.000' St•t• Tom Roland at 2815 Pebble . UNIQUE OH LITTLE ISLAND 3 hc1rm home. 1 . bdrm re ntal. unC'(mi:rested charm. $435.500. See Jodv 1-"ernandez at 208 Abalone. · UNIQUE IN IAYSHOltES Remodeled 2 bdrni home pff.1Vi!tiest house. Sunn~·. see it! S3 10.000. See Rl'rt Ree d\' lowner1a gtl at 2512 Vist<1 Dr. · '"9UI IH HARIOR VIEW HIU.S -3 bedr oom. pool horn<.• with \\urm feeling. views . s.595.000. See M ar~·/\nn Anderson at 2821 Pebble . UNIQUE IN IAYSIDE COVES 2 hdrm. 2 bath. -vacant. Bayfront beach. just S287 .500. See Marian Reed v at IOIO Bayside Cove East. · UNl9UE IN DOVER SHORES-View to Fas hion Island 4 bdrm. 4b<1 . Decorated with s plendor 1$.510.000. See Pat Merry at 1612 Antigua. UNIQUE IN RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN - View of lake , g reens a nd mtns.. 2 bdrm, many qua lity extras. $204,950. See Laurine Shaw at 26 Nuevo, Irvine . REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 EHt CoHt Highway. Corona del Mar WEHAVE430FTllE BEST LISTINGS IN TOW~ LINDA ISLE 'S FINEST Truly one of t he most. elegant custom homes in Newport. Spac 5 Bdrms. fam rm. dramatic formal dining rm. Finest ha nd crafts manship w/uses of Teak & Fren c h Walnut wood . Beautiful detailed moldings. hand carved stairway ra ilings & mantels. Over 90 pvt feet on the water. Room for a 100' vessel. This is undoubte dly the ulti mat e in waterfront li vin g. $2.600,000 LI H . lffllSE HEAVEN Gallop the trail• of Newport's Back Bay! Larp ci.tom estate haa everything for the active family in a serene and prestigious settlni. 4 ge n erous bdrm s . spacious muter suite. features: fireplace and s unken tub. gourmet kitchen. imported tile, security gate. sparklin1 pool . r iding arena . Specia l finan ci ng available, A mustsee. 645-0303 COLDWC!U BANl(eRO SUMMER FU~ &BALDIAY Front row 4 Br 3 ba. $1,5.50,000. Ocean view 3 Bdrms 3 ba ~.000 IALIOA ISLAND Steps to S. Bayfront. Two 3 Br. 2ba + guest with Uv rm, loft br & ba. $675,000. CClr'Ole TCltuln. R~altor 497-0029 IEAUTY +TaMS NOLOAHFHS! Owner says he will carry f i nanring o n th is beautiful 3 BR121~ .. BA executive townhome in BACK BAY AR EA with ONLY 10"1 DO WN Sunken living room c r e a t es cozy at- mosphere for family or entertaining. Must see to appreciate lhis beauty SIS.S.000 FULL PRICE ~ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631-6990 CdM COTTAGE $175,000 2 Bdrm charmer ! Wood burning fireplace. step· s aver kitchen. High as· sumable Isl TD. Owner will help fianance. 67J..8S50 ~KOMA HAWAII "'1 int. in oceanfront con· do S200K value. $7000 down S900/m o . neg. Lynn 673-7360 POSTAGE STAMP ISTATI Charming two bedroom doll house .. W a ll·lO·wall ca rpetH throughout. Cheery kitchen. Lowest priced of it's kind ... $69.900. Perfect home for fi rst lime buyer or investor. Call today for more inform.ation. 540·1720 VA, FHA Tl!ltMS ... Spanish styled three bedroon1 home . Features s pacious living room with bric k fireplace. Super clean and just wait in~ for n ew fam•ly! Tucked on over-sized lot! Sl 19.500. Call a nd see for yourself! 540·1720 JOG TO HACH Three bedroom home is located just one JT1ile from ocean ... get ready for s ummer ! Nestled on Ht:G E lot! Reautifully deco r ated with hearty colors and textures. VJ\ & FHA buyers welcome. Sl 12.300. Hurry a nd call today. 540· 1720 "SANDPOINTE" 51-IOWPLACf Sprawlinj! four bedroom home with ple nty of living spaec ... over 2300 squa re feet. Remus room. Three car gar:-1ge. Clos<> to freeways e1 nd South Coast Plarn. S146,00Q. Don't miss this one'. 540· 1720 LARGE FAMILY? This four bedroom home has plenty of room for e\'l'r~·hody ~ Over 2000 square feet'. Complete with dining room. separall' f'Clmil~' room a nd hearty f1replac·<.> t'\estlNI o n tl'lee adorned lot. Sl31.000. ll<:1stt•n to see and call todav '. 540· 1720 . DESIGNED WITH DllSTIMCTIOM Four bedroom home that the fussiest of hu\'t•rs will love! 11.:.i s three baths. formal dining room. s<·parate family room and nacklin.E! fireplaee . Vaulted ceilings. Located in prestigious Sand· poinle East tract. Surrounded by shade trees. $157,000. Call today for details. 540·1720 G) 540-1720 ~~-~ 2955 S. HARIOl ILVD.; COSTA MESA. BIG CANmN CUSTOM. on golf cour.;e . 5 Bdrm, 4~ baths. 4 fireplaces and much much . more. $975,000. OPEN SAT & S&»• 1·5 7 Royal St. Geor9u load. Robert L. HaHey. Rltr 644-4455 macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPAN ''( OPEN HOUSE DIRECTC'.lRY SUNDAY· 2/22/81 LAGUNA 4BRi DEN 132 McKnight SUN 1·!1 /OCEANFRONT CORONA t>EL MAR 38R/DEN/POOL 4501 Gorham DrivesuN 2.5 38R 1918 Seadrift SUN Mi 38R/DEN/SPA 1901 Altura SUN 1·4. :30 3BR/OEN/POOL/SPA 1101 White Sails SUN l-~ Way BALBOA 38R/0CEANFRONT 1010-1016 E . Balboa SUN 1·4 HARlioA RIDGE $895,000 $935,000 $399,000 $329,500 MS0.000 $1,200,00C ·$1,300,000 12BR 29 Coventry SUN 1·5 NO PRICE 58R/DEN/POOL/SPA 28R/DEN BLUFFS 2BR " 3BR BAYSHOAES 38R/DEN BAYCRU'r 48R/DEN/POOL BIO CANYON 4BR /DEN /POOL/SPA PllOllONTOllY 8A y 48R/DBN /BA.YFRONT IRYI• 281' 3BR/DEN llR/DEN lBR 4BR/DEN SBR/Dl:N 12 Trafalgar SUN 1·5 $2,aD0,000 22 Salsburg SUN 1-4:30 $389.000 2132 Vista Entrada SUN 1~1 $285,000 2131 Vista Laredo SUN 1·5 $249.900 2642 Circle Drive SUN l ·!i $375,000 1801 Santiago SUN 1·5 sm.ooo 23 Pinehurst SVN l·S -.ooo .. 851 dayalde Drive SUN 1~5 Sl,145,000 :l . Ot!npCoMICWLYPM.OT/8und•r.F•bruary22.1981 ....... ,...s. .... ,.. 1ooa1G1w.. 1002•••nl INl•••NI 19'1 --....................... ·······················~······················ ....................... ·················~ ~hrWt tN•nnflerS. ..._..._,_, •11u• tooz awNI 1001 ~··············· •.............................................................••............................ llUr•···.. 1111 •• .,.. 1m ...-....-.........-~ ....................... . ................................... ~···· . . LOOKIN1 tM>OD llU llUSE SUN. 1·5 P.M. 671-1161 760.IHJ 'ri• DOWM-110,000 CAMIO SHOllH \80 Ul')(ret' OChUI \It!". $6!)5 .000 fl't HAllOI. YllW HOMIS Lo\·ety Monte1~0 with poul and spa Great b1K lo~ 'i264.900 t.1H 11Ma..1W I ..... I a.U. ODUAI•· .... eelMa1. frp~. I ~ PriffCI •t Jssociated 2WOM9TDO Two 2 Bdrm units, real clOM to best 441 c..&.MfJt .._... SJH.000 swimmJng beac h . OPEN HOUSE 4601 S.•••rw CIHc•I Sf71,000 TODAY l -4PM. Asking only $20e,OOO 211JMln r,P ... Pt. $461,000 and seller will help. 204 30th St, N.8 . 6JJ Udo,....,_, SHl.000 OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Sltf,000 OML Y THIH YIAIS OLD! Completely furnished 3 Bedroom upper and 2 Bedroom lower, with big 4 car garage. Rents like magic cuz it's near restaurants, a ll beach and bay activities, etc. Buy now and get in on the s ummer income. Seller will help finance. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 N•wport llYcl. Qlf'Mr JOtta 212 V1tl S.. ..... L.. $671,000 223 V1tl S-a .... u. SHl,000 Jao ........._Sltorec.... sn4,100 6401 W. Occult_. Htl,000 IOI Clff Dr .. Clffltft• SH0,000 2001 ..... Rd.H.I. $415,000 I C.-llle.H.I. $1 , I 00.000 24142 .,_..,Lake Forest $149,500 2Jl2a....d.M.I. Slt7,500 215 S~lal.11 S4SO,OOO IUI ...._.cl.#6 $124.500 BUCHFRONT CONTEMPORARY ~COfMf' ,..,.,., ........ Ill J -'·Al wood. fJ1na & Wart ..... .. ..... tllll1•ary .... 2bl•ow...._ ............ ..,. .... +-. .......... a Z ...... ,...._. mlt. CllATIYI RMAM- CIMG AVAIL. CALL FOi DITAILS. $971.000. STARNES COMPANY llM.TC>m:l-IUILDBS Seller owns 2 homes. M• aat'rifl~ one! One o f I rvine 's most e1tabli1 h e d com - munities. Excellent louUon 3 bl& bdrms plus den. plus ramlly room . C ra c kling rlreplace. back yard is an erkertalnen delight with a sparkling pool and a bute patio. One must sell! Take advan· taie. caU now. 752·1700 ~ ~~ 420 EAST 15th ST. NIWPORT HG HTS LOVR Y LINDA ISl.E-WGE Pt olachd by grewry & • ._...,. wttlt roe. for 3 boah. A .. ~ .... Ill 675-3411 . I PETERS TOWHHOMES 3 Bdrm. Plan C. w1air. top location. Ass umable 1s t. and simply scrumptuous. $225.000. LUSK HAllOI VIEW HILLS -2 s ty. 5 Bdrm home in CdM with: lots of privacy & ma~nificent view of the hills. Room for pool or e njoy the lush oriental gar·de n & waterfall. An outstandin~. gracious home. S430.000. THE ILUFFS 3 Bdrw. E Plan on the front row of Back Ba.v. Lease/opt. a vail: !275.000. MEWPORT t;EACH DUPLEX -1 'h blocks from ocean en feE! land with a large ll'h% assumable loan. $241 ,00•0. ,WOODllHDf$1 -Charming shingled ext .• 2' Bdrm "Ashford" in Lakeside. on greenbelt & . priced to se·ll. $151.500. TURTl80CK .-.Ml.ANDS -4 Bdrm w/view.• Lots of pa1neling, profess decor & lndscpng. Everything you've longed for + a lrge assum. 9~ o/c loan. :;;389,000. . . HACH HOUISI Sl75.000Believe it! 6 Bedroom. I newly painted in & out, 2 blocks from ocean in Newport Beach. I .-WPOllT llACH -5 Bdrm. cuat home,· exclusive D1over Shores. Near Sl,000,000 prop. 1"2 blk from pvt beach. Gracious home for exec entertaining. $3..~.ooo. TURTLEROC;K HIGHLAMDS -4 Bdrm. huge maste r s ui1.e w /cozy window seat. French doors & window~; thruout. ~tornized, designed & decorated. $362,000. A~ of...._ D. LAiii& & SOit 2515 .... c .... .......,., CoroMdelMw PARKSIDE PE.RFECT WILSON PARK GONDOMINIUMS NOW SELLING Prices subject to change os of M<Jl'ch I, 1981 Check These A.meneties Harbor Area's Super Buy V,:: Location -Terrtflc v . llae -1llO aq. ft. ~ OcMlble Qar199a w/Opener v1 .... Owen -Dt ..... eher v. ,,.... eo.,.,.otor ~ Alr COftdltlontng v ....... W811.fft· CloMte I. C1MRI Dttv9t . ;/ ,_&JKUllA FROM 5 124,500 4\ft 111 t 'llllllla.. OPEM SUNDAY 1·5 3 BR, den. formal D.R. + separate guest house in sylvan setting ... large corner lot with room to expand ... it's hard to beat a t $275,000. CAPISTRANO llACH In the highlands, 40x130 ft. R-2 lot ... walk to beach . . . if you have been dreaming of 180 deg. ocean view, this is for you. 25 minutes from Newport Center. $89.500. Orange Coast IEALESTAT£~ &44·4141 W AU< TO COUNTRY CLUI 350 Steps to l\tesa Verde C.C. That's right that close! Customized 5bdr.. w /pool & s pa. DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Call J ac:kie H a ndl emao. 631· 12Cl6 EXCEP'TIONAL VALUE Mesa Verde Bucl'ola 4 bdr .. nca r golf c·otirse & lrg park. P r i c· e d f o r q u i ~ k s a 1 e a t S2J9.000. Co ntal't .J ackie Hanrllem C:1n 631-1266 OUTSTANDING CUSTOM Near Mesa Verde C.C .. s~I. sty .. 4bdr.. 31 :>-Bas.. pool & spa. Prof decorate d . VERY SPEC IAL TO SEE! Ca ll Jackie Handleman for private showing 631-1266 DHRRRD--4R¥1ME OWNH WILL CARRY 3bdrm + den + 2'~ bth "Turn Key .. co nditio n . c ul·d e·sac location . Nea r schools & pa rk & pool. Owner says SELL! ! $149,900. Jerry Jones 631-1266 MESA VERDE Re juve n ated fro m t op t o bottom F.ver ything new 4bdrm.fam.rm.-forma l din. mt. spa & lots of used brick .. c h arm. $149.900. Ca ll Lois MilleT 631·1266 LOWEST IM IRYINE For this 3bdrm. 2ba townhome. includes l'nclosed garage & kin g sized patio/yard. Across from cowm. pool. $99 .900. Call Lois Milfer631·1266 SIMGUS COME llU ... MfMI lf you are over 3.5 & need the better things of life like living in Newport at a minimum. don 't miss this very private quaint beach cottage in Anza 's e xc lusive bayside mobile park. Owner will finance. 1 bed $53,500 1 bed $49,950 2 bed + $68.000 2 bed mini vie w $75.950 2 bed + comer lot $69.500 2 bed low $20's Private pool. spas & beach. Ca)] Lois Miller all info 631-1266 SIAWIMD Great terms on this 6 year old 4br. 2ba beauty. Private swim & tennis club. Priced to sell at S269.900. Ask for Norm or Kasey McKinley 631-1266 "WJ w_,. L_,. ... tar + 4 ....... .......... ""'· ..... f.a .... wfftt ,... ....... step.clowa bor. dip pool. ---s I ,3'5,000. -r- NEAR NEWPORT--OOIET Spoltn• ..... Oii pool -lot .......... ly •lgllllortaood co .. ......, to• ··rn* of oWMnhlp" e.o... with l bed. & 2 ba. OWHH MAY CARRY I ST T.D. wiffl 200/o calll doww pay•... R.-.cl to $172,000. UDO ISLE-SWEEPltli CORNER Dlstmcff•• l bed. 4 ..... ~ rooM ...... ..... ...., __ ...... Street to ....... loc ..... whit ...... fw,... ........ ........ , Speclol ~ ........ ..... ,...... ....... ~ ........ ;a -1 ldtdML $'75,000. RXER-CREAT LOCATION-VU A-... ......... , .. 1 •1P ......... .,.... .,_ b9J -block.,_ oce...r lltN ecrot1 f.,... Hewport H..ttor Yedlf CW.. $335.000. !!.~~L !£~"!.... ..._ ~c.._, .... __..9'Hf _..._ IUCH. la a flRe ,...W... Hal ..... L-.. patio -.... ...,.. for .... ttrtolalncJ. Possibilities for • .,.tioft. ll.-.cl to $598.000. OwMt-wil assist flMncing. TRADITIONAL & BEAUTIFUL ~'i:.;~~ 1&"1=-~..::= • clNftcJ "°°"'·vu from~ floor. MoH'· ...... 1380.000. EXCEPTIONAL HILLTOP ESTATE PreslklioMs Harbor Ridep location witft 180" VU of I•~-Ou• & Mght ighb. ~......,&deWlt1M11 ............. tNt 5 700 sq. ft. rffl._.. Stll ffMe to select yow owa decor for thi1 fonnal howw with 4 Md. + Hbnry. fonMI dift. 9) ""-• iallMaH fatft.nl\. Giid cJ'mslOI OUS IROShr wile with flrepoce. 111n•ck, 1CMM1 & spa. hapreul•• CMd custom for tt. pstiular hotMoWMr, in Hw best hadffoft of thil Louis XIV Manor hovw. Sl.995,000. U 1-1400 ON WATER-CONTEMPORARY .... "' i-clHlhlr & ~fWs 2-story 4 • bed. wfffl bakcMly & • wattr. Decoralw ...,. l..t SI. I 00,000. 631-1400 SllJRECLIFFS LEASE OPTION Wod1dall opport. to ..-t ...t dK· ..... *' •xl•fflMJ J ... + ......... If ,._ ...... OR a ..... COf'Mr lot. SJ0,000 opttoa ...-y _, $1500 per ...... ! I yr. optlo.. S.IU•g prlce $314,500. QllET BEACHFRONT LOCATION llDUCID TO SHl,000. 8-c.. 3 .... ..... -pride of 0 ......... .., __ po11lblfltfHI OWNEI WILL HELP FIMAHCI! BEAUTIFUL VIEW IN SEAVIEW Haw -.......... bew.d ..... ~ ,.... with a ....t• .ct alc)ht YU. Matchlltg ~ ... s •• .., ... , with. ....... look .. la ..... 4 IMd ............. . """' fWJL ""' Hew I~ MOdef with .. c..... .......... f"-'cillcJ. Spa ... _..... 1411tt. UI0,000. NEWPORT CREST~EAN W CorMt' .... wfth QOOd ¥Us ............... ~ z 11ec1. 21/> &a. w• to poo1 & ....., llh.$180,000. llCORATOR'S VILLA BALBOA eo.pletely f•nlslled with •::'J':•· dllM. lllYer, cry1t.I ..., • ''w of .. .... M .... , ... decor. SK.Hy .... • vu .,... ...... ptlHo; .,..... ' coordl•atad 2 bed. Red.cad to Sltl,000. '31·1400. PENTHOUSE ON WAltR·YU ~-... t ....... tWsc-4ol1 ............................. rlor --.JM. ................. .... .......... $171,000 ON THE WATER -YllW MICllii, ~ 2 Md ... A• .... ........................ 12.75,., Pro•t row to ALL IAY actl•lty. $300,000. s.c.tty. : lllcE HARIOI W COlll W1duM"""""'-fw1•1rt• ........ ....,.,, .................. . w. .... ..... ....... • ,. Lett .............. lty .......... ,.,. SJlf,000. 67Wtof. RESlDENTIAl REAL ESTATE SERVICES / OP91 HOUll 1-4 OPEN ON THE IA YAtONT Outstanding East Bay location. Pier, slip & sandy beach. 2 Iota Sl,800.000 Fee. See BilJ Bents At 1415 E. BA '11414 E. BALBOA OPIH OH IALIOA ISLAMO 5 BR. Duplex with 1 BR rental. $450,000. See Suzie Exley At 112 SAPPfDRE OPEN OH THI STIAND Dramatic ocean view 2 or 3 l::fR •s. 2 baths. Finest quality & design. $340,1.,.000. See Wendy Beam At 105 32Nu STREET OPEN IN IALIOA ISLE LltUe Island charmer. 3 BR. 2 BA. Superb location. $360,000. See Kay Parker At 118 JADE OPEN OH LIDO ISLAND Smashing 3 BR + Den wrapped al'ound at rium POOL. $650.000. See Rita quiggle At :W4 VIA EBOLI OPEN IN COROHA DB. MAR Two BR. 2 bath condo just a rew blocks from COM beaches. $24.7~500. See Paula Erd At 329 DAttLIA OPEN IN IAYSHOUS Charming 3 BR. Large room.9 . High ce ilings . $385.zpoo. See Linda Marston At 2451 MARINO DRIVE OPEH IN IA YSHORES Owner will finance this soacious 3 BR . home $495.000. Fee. See Mary Harvey At 2450 MARINO OPEN IN llVINE T'BtliCI 3 BR. 2 BA . Spa with view of bay & ocean. $31~~000. See Lucy Rose At 1437 SERENADE TERRACE OPEN IH DOYER SHORES 5 BR. Cus tom kitchen. Outstanding pool area. Terms. $559,000. Fee. See Maggie Guth At 1301 GALAXY DRIVE OPEH IM TUITLBlOCI Two story 4 BR. + Fam. Rm. Condo. Near pool, park & schools. $179,500. See Craig Kindig At 5002 PASEO DALI Of'EM IN IRVINE THRACE Custom 3 BR. View or bay. ocean & Pavilion. Sp a. Fee land. $615.000. St!e Edie Olson Al 1023 BON NIE OOONE EXCITING HARIOlt RIDGE Dramatic view MIRAMAR. Two large & separate<i RR'S. Den & ga m e a rea. Private courtyard entry. Ha rd wood fl oors & delightful used brick patio. Decor ator perfect. Take O\'l•r low interest firs t. S525.000. .. SPECIAL IUY IH IA. YCRIEST Lovely 3 BR. Cali fornia Ranch with stone fire place. Covered patio off family room & room in yard for RV or boat. Very clean & owner wiJI finance. Special indeed at $259,750. EXCLUSIVE HAllOI VIEW Family living at its best. Newly redecor a ted 3 BR. home. Features custom pa neled Fam. Rm. & large remodeled gourmet kitchen. Ideal location. Walk to school. park & pools. Affordable at $229,000 F"ee. COUNTRY ISTATI Bac·k Bay Sprawling 4 BR . c ustom . on double corne r lot. Cir cula r drive . Pool & s pa. Formal dining Rm. Furn . Rm. w twet bar. 2 fireplaces. Absolutely gor J?eous condition & price. S345.000. IA YSHORE IEAUTY Warm & c harming 3 BR. in gated famil y community with private beaches. It's adorable. $310.000 . A DECORATOR'S D&JGHT Forty fi ve feet 0n Lido Isle plus street to street lot:ation. This five bedroo m , ri ve bath home is a perfect beginning for a very lucraHve e nding. $480.000. WIDI LOT TllPUX Rare Corona del Mar find. Triplex on a 45 · lot and desirable .str.eet. Owner m ay help with s~me financing. Priced right $327,750. PRICE RIOUC110H . 3 BR. fami!Y home in Newport's Eastblurf. Great location across. from park. Reduced to $219.500. A SPICIAL WAY OF UPI That's Jasmine Creek offerin1 swimming. tennis. 24 hr. security 1ate plus this charming 2 BR. & cozy den with its own corner fireplace on a lush _green belt with a peek of the ocean. 1318,500. NOIATI SALi Two bedroom condo. Immaculate. New carpets. paint & noorln1. Community pool & clubhouse witla fuJl kitchen. Near free,waya • Orange Coast Cotl.ege. 95,000. OPEN 1·5 PM 223 VIA SAN REMO, LIDO ISLE· -EXTRAVAGANT QUAL. & CHARM Perfection in every detail on Lido Isle. Gorgeous Country French. 4 bdrm. JV, baths, 3 frplcs. plantatiol) shutters. brass f1?'tures. hardwood floors, beautiful tiles, golden oak staircase, matching wall coverings. Master suite w~th spa and fireplace. Landscaped by Rogers Gardens. View from master suite. $665,000. Call 631-1400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE ~ Sales, Rentals, Property Management ~'~2436 W. Coast Hwy. 315 Marine Ave. Newport Beach Balboa Island 631-1400 673-6900 Oran Coast DAIL V PILOT/SUnday, February 22. 1981 iEW Of 11omEs~· = " . 'I ~-~. PANORAMIC OCEAN viEW. SOlllh ....... 6°/o to S.O. 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath, 3 frplcs, intercom, central vacuum, burglar alarm. skylites. stained glass. $365.000 Owner/Agt. South Coast A"rm.... 761·2f6J Pete Barrett~ IAUOA ISLAND DUPLEX .. ESTATE SALE University Park Deane Home. Corner lot by park & recreation. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath Walden Model. Fireplace, patio & other amenities. Call to see. $176.500. MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REALTY 673-5354 13.2% Interest Rate Available Incredible, But True'. This 4 bedroom, 2 bath, Huntington Beach Beauty Is Priced for Quick Sale. Owner Will Help Finance Too'. 9•••,-. "a•I•••? Ho~f .... OkayHen. r • WHITEWATER OCEAN VIEW rrom the quality const rut'ted 3 Bdrm 2 story custom home. Beautirul views of b<>•n-h and coastline. A lovely separate area downstairs that is ideal ror teenagers or mother·in·law. S230,000. Owner will fin ance with low interest rate. Spacious 3 Bdrm. 2 bath apartment + re modeled 2 Bdrm 1 bath unit with fireplace and mini view. Just 2 doors from \\'ater. llll'ry Dis W•'t last At Sl 29,•! o,_ s-dey I to 5 17511( ...... L..-.hech Arctihecti ......... LAMTHN IA Y llALTY <Div. of Anchorage Investments) Dana Point 661-6441 He.'\l!n·e Your Space Ear/11 F or Our Next 642-5200 1605 WESTCLIFF DllVE MEWPOllT IEACtif GOLDENWEST REALTORS ~ASSOCIATES 848-8588 @~ <{joaJ ~ o/ ~ To be published on Sunday, March 8th Call 642-5678 Homff for Sale Hon•s For S• HousH For s. Houws For s• Hotlws For Sde Hotlws For Sde HousH For Sde IHottHs For Sde Hous•s For Sde ••.••.••••...•••..••............................•.....•..............................................•............•.............•....•••..•....•.................................................•.....••...•.• G...,.., I 002 Ge-Mr'al I 002 G..wral I 002 Ge-Mrol I 002 GftlH'OI I 002 G......e I 002 ..._.,ol I 002 GftWf"ol I 002 G.-rol I 002 •••••.•.••••.•••..•..•...................................•...................................•.••..........•••...•........•..........••.•.... , ......................•..•......•......•.•.................•..... ;,. Cam.eo S/wre~ * * "MAGNIACENT" s * 6 Br, Pool, Ocean View OPEN TODAY 12·4 $175,000 Fee 4527 ORRINGTON. A masterpiece home in the ··Grand Manner". From the presti gious & impressive facade through the formal portico to sumptious salon with its 91h ft. ceiling & raised hearth fireplace. Sweeping ocean vistas from all major rooms - Central hall plan & separate bedroom wing offers a comfortable living division & assures master bedroom privacy. Tota I ly coordinated interior in soft tones & hues. Truly elegant & deserving o f yo ur appreciative inspection . LIDO ISLE OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 2 14 VIA ITHACA PIMNSULA POIMT IEACHMOMT Panoramic v iew a t wedge. from prime Jarge lot. 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine room. entry . Ii ving room. dining room . built-ins. etc. $1.38.5.000. LIDO ISLE Newly remodeled traditional style 3 bdrm. 2 bath home featuring large recreation room & 2 patios. Living room has attractive beam ceilings. fireplace & french doors leading onto bric k patio . New kitche n bit-in appliances. Close to tennis courts. sandy beaches & clubhouse. $420,000 IAYPltOHT We have several fine homes with pier & slip RANCHO MIRAGE Springs Condo. 9th fairway. 3000 sq .ft. 3 Bdrm. 3 bath . furn . Golf clb. mbrshp. Will trade for inves t. prop. BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR ~1 ~' ; d, {)r •. ".,j P, t1''1 f)l61 RCTaylorCo ()4 0 C)<)QQ DOY• SHOllS YllW, YllW, YllW Bay. mtns. night lights. Pool. air cond. 3 bedroom. 4 bath. den & family room. Assum . financing S950.000 1342 G•laxy Open Sun. •Weds. 1·4 pm Colesworthy & Co. 2545 EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 640-0020 .. Jwt of~teJ · .Jn :J~e B/"'6 Beautiful tri-level end unit townhouse. 2 master s uites . professionally decorated, quality drapes, shutters, plus carmel carpets & tile entry, and s undeck. Ma ny , many upgrades. Move-in condition. Assumable loan. $175,000. Open Sat & Sun 1-5. 1951 San Bruno. 3 bdrms, 21h baths. bright end unit Franciscian. Custom kitchen, security system. Delightful patio fronts on 5 acres of metic ulous ly manicured greenbelt -Bluffs living at its best. Open Sat & Sun 1·5. 529 Vista Flora. Customized Z Plan. Largest floor plan available . 4 bdrm. 3 bath, family room, formal dining plus bonus room. Wrap around patio, Mexican pavers A/C, Malibu lights, private covered patios, many many more extras. Call for appt. $298,500. w .... .,. ....... ..... u. ................ ,,..., Tentative map ~th 32 quarter acre Iota . Sewer 'permits included Buildlnl plans available PLEASE DOH"T SCi'Ml&ZI .... KIDS Give them room to run in this beautifulspacious 3 Bdrm home. Fabulous family rm . 2 frplc s. jacuzzi, decorator wall paper. $184.900 Call 979-5370 today. ALLSTATE REALTORS FAUIROOI M E X 1· C A N COLONIAL To appreciate ex- celle1tee, come see this recently completed Adobe Ranch Home in a superb view location on 1.7 acres of youn g lemon a . attractive rinanci.ng & priced at 1339,000. LA HUI & MOOll l.L 7141723-0414 IYOWMH Lrg executive home, 4 Br 3 Ba w/hot tub & deck. Sl3ZS payments in Seabluff area. Priced to sell. Call for details. 631-5185 llAl.TO,CA Beautllul comer lot, 3 br, 2ba, 2"' yn new, up- grades , patio . ladndllcaping, fencln1. $71,000. <>wner 174-23112 C4MDWLIX ..uc• •. 0,000 South al PCH duplex ln CGl'CIU del ..... 2 years new. 4 Bdrm1 wltla muter bide .. way <ln· cludlnl ftnplace, spa> ownen unit. PLUS, 2 Bdrm, 2 batb unit. Ovenlaed 1ara1e for a'*9aadtop+++ Hl'1 .. lib aNumable Ion md enlltlve owner reed)t ........... Call NOW ... appalDtmeat \,\ii·:~ I. I·: Y ~ TAYLOR CO. HEALTOHS ~1 1wt· l !t·lt> UNFOIGETT AIU VIEW llVIHE TEIRACE -$795,000 Front row! Fabulous view of Catalina. ocean. bays & bright lights. Best view location in Newport Beach. What a sight from jetty to Palos Verdes! Custom built 4 bdrm home w /family room & formal dining. Beautiful new landscaping on rear terrace & slope. 3-Car garage. room for pool , Leasehold. 200 I IA YADHE TEll.6 0,... S.. I ·5 HOMI & 2 INCOME UMTS ALL FOi $275,000 A perfect combination of charm, personality, warmth & income. Live m the lovely separate 2-Bdrm home & enjoy the income from the two 2-bdrm units directly behind. In addition, a ,, cozy spa & barbeque area to complete the picture, and in the finest.. Costa Mesa location. w1SUY M. TAnoa co .. UALTOIS 2111 s.iJuquln ....... ..t41WP01t'f ~ama. M.I. '44-4t' ': llEAN VIEW CllllJS NIC• AOM $1 IZ,IOO .. S 112.IOO A few choice new condos in the Sunset Bluffs Tract are available with ocean views in the ·newly developed area of Pacific Bluffl. Sln1le &r •e~le level condo1 available. Security aate guarded community scheduled for completion next month. 109r. down to qµ.uned buyers. Allo 3 choice 2 ..., CODdoe priced from Sll1.000 t.o •• 000.13'4% to quallfled buyen. "°"'Pt..'21. ""' •areatnwood. lrvlne 511·1'100 Ul,500 Sun l·t I ...... PAM ....... dCameo San 'lemenle, San Clem StS-2313 Sl63.500 un 12 3 J ... OOW J'll Rot-bnter, C.'011lu Ml'2Jw '42·l101 01tlly 11 4 1010 Bay 1dt-'OH' t-: 1 t'uve > N l:S 675 8000 $28"1 ,SOO Sun 1 5 7 Euealyptu~. lrvant! M2·823S 1155,000 Swi 12·4 2132 Vista t:ntrada. Nt!wport Bttiech 6'2·1235 $285.000 Sun l 4 2Se1ura, R1rnl·ho San Joaqwn, Ir ~-l7l7 $158,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 ak3 U s t St . Nt1wport Beach 675-7060 SJ79 .500 Sat/Sun1·5 3173S Flor e nce, SouUt Laguna 497·1761 $171 ,500 Sun 1·5 29 Coventr~. Ne" port Beat·h 752-1414 Sat , Sun 1·5 1402 S. Van Nes~. Santa Ana S.W.3666 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1 II ,._ fAM aM or D84 •22 Arboles ( RSJ ) Irvine 759-9100 $195 .000 Sun 1·5 502 Acacia <Old CdM J CdM 675 -6000 $337.000 Sun 1·5 2721 Bayshore, Newport Beach 644-9990 $405,000 Sun 1·5 " 22 Sals bury. II arbor Ridge 644-6200 $389,000 Sun 1·4:30 •603 Calle Ganadero, San Clem. 498-6575 $310.000 Sun 11·5 100 E. Yale Loop 1 Woodbrdg) Irv. 551·3991 Sun 11-5 24142 Elrond. Lake Forest 631 -1400 $149,500 Sun 1-5 227 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 19 Riptide. Newport Beach 631·1266 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 42 Tangerine Ave, Orange Tree, Irv 631-7300 $124.500 Sun 1·5 J IEDIOOM •4521 Orrington Rd, Cameo Shores 760·0621 $529,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 3175 Bermuda Drive. Costa Mesa 545-3462 $130,275 Sal/Sun 12-4 971 Bayside Cove W .. Npt Bch 631 ·1532 $749,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 300 Columbia. Nwpt Crest Condo. NB 642-3850 $187 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 610 Rhine (Brook view>. Costa Mes a 646-7434 $127.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 1830 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach 673-8700 $325,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 504 Westminste r. Newport Beach 675-177 1 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2415 Holl y. Npt. Hts , Costa Mesa 646-7434 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 7 Mimosa. Univ. P ark, Irvine 552-1800 $159,900 Sal/Sun 1-5 14571 Seron, College Park. Irvine 552-1800 $139 900 Sun 1-5 25202 Hugo Road. Laguna Niguel 831-8440 $127,500 Sun 12-5 12279 Alta P a norama. Tustin 673-8700 $475 .000 Sun 12·4 5252 Thorn tree <The Te rr) 1 rv 751 -3191 $158,900 Sun 1-5 630Skyview. Costa Mesa 540-1720 Sun 1·5 3113 Barbados, Costa Mesa 540-1720 Sun 1·5 343 62nd St., Nwpt Sh rs, NB 759-1501 $175,000 Sun 12·5 325 Flower ( Eastside) CM 631-6990 $137 ,500 Sun 1-4 2605 Willo (Back Bay) CM 642·5200 $116,500 Sun 1-5 181 Costa Mesa St., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $125,000 Sun 12·4 6 Rue Valbonne. Newport Beach 646·9688 $434,500 Sun 1·4 1918 Seadrift, Irvine Terrace 642-8235 $399,000 Sun 1·5 2131 Vista Laredo, Bluffs, NB 642-8235 $249,900 Sun 1-5 2282 Meyer Pl.. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $105,000 Sun 1·4 990 Modejeska. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $135,000 Sun 1·4 3922 Balsa. Irvine 551-2000 $136.900 Sun 1·4 2312 Redlands Dr .. Newport Beach 631·1400 $197,000 Sun 1-5 13772 Solitaire. Racquet Club, Irv 552-1800 $156,950 Sun 1·5 232ViaSan Re mo, Lidols .. NB 631·1400 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1101 Debra Drive, Costa Mesa 979-2102 $206,500 Sun 1-5 •1133 Berkshire Ln. (Westclif{) NB 675-6000 $297 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••6408 W. Oceanfront, N,B 631-1400 $598,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1000 White Sails ( H VHJs > CdM 675·6000 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1521 Ktngs Rd .. Newport Beach 631-7600 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14441 Mesa Circle, Westminster 842-4424 $115,000 Sun 1·4 2716 Shell, Corona del Mar 631·7600 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1023 Bonnie Doone, Irv. Terr. CdM 644·9060 $615,000-fee Sun 1-5 ll8Jade, Balboa Island 6'4·9060 $360,000 Sun 1·5 M37 Serenade Terr, IrvTerr, CdM &M-9060 $319,000 Sun 1·5 U3Z Marapata, Corona del Mar SG·823S $259,000 Sat 1-4:30 M Almond Tree Lane, Irvine 640-5777 SUW,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 501 Catalln8L!!ewport Beach &M-7211 ~5,000 Sun 1·5 ••1010.1018 E. Balboa, NB 8'2-1285 $1,200,000.$1,300,000 Sat/Sunl·4 1UV Teua Circle, Costa Mesa e40-am Sl"cc,500 Sat/Sun 1-s * ~enn::.f=:t2Ja1M ,.. ___ 819"o11V'il!.ii..,...,. ~ u.i DIRECTORY J II ,e. FAM IM or OIM 29842 Andre a Way. 'LagWla Niguel 495-~ $195 000 Sun 11·4 2147 lrls Pl. (E. Side) C.M. 631-1442 Sl71,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 19 Daybreak (Wdbrdge Landing) Irv. 559-9400 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4866 Paseo de Vega, Turtlerock, Irv 552· 1800 $173,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •38 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 673·9187 $525.000 Sun 1·5 341 Peach Tree Ln (Bkby) Npt Bch 759-9100 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••400 Morning Star Ln. NB 642-5857 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 320Seaward, Newport Beach 631-1400 $384 ,500 Sal'lSun 1·5 801 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 631-1400 $380,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 703 Balboa Ave .. Laguna Beach 495-1064 Sat/Sun 1: 30·5 4866 Paseo de Vega (Turtlerock) Irv 552-1800 $173.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 18185 Palmetto. Fountain Valley 542·5808 $152 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2501 Harbor View Dr .. CdM 673-1600 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 611 Loretta, Laguna Beach 497-1761 $345,000 Sun 1-5 225 Via Quito, Lido Is le. NB 673-7300 Sat/Sun 1-5 214 Via Graziana. Lido Isle. NB 673-7300 $440,000 Sun 1-5 •1363 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores. NB 631-7300 $495,000 Sun 1·5 215 Iris Ave .• Co rona del Mar 631·7300 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2450Marino Dr (Bayshores> NB 644·9060 $495,000·fee Sun 1·5 2451 Marino (Bayshores) NB 644-9060 $385,000 Sun 1·5 384 Mira Loma Pl, Bk Bay, NB 644-9060 $225.000 Sun 1·4 105 32nd St. Bal. Penin. NB 644-9060 $340,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1740 Plaza de l Norte, Bal Penin. 631-1266 $398,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1472 Ga laxy (Dover Shores) NB 645-9161 $669,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 • •875 Kate lla (Ar c h Bch Hts) LagBch 661-6441 $230,000 Sun 1-5 320 Otero (Bluffs> Newport Beach 675-3411 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4627 Cortland. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $359,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 1"4501 Gorham Drive. CdM 644-6200 $935,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. NB 675-1616 $420,000 Sun 1·5 421 San Be rnardino. Nwpt Hghts. NB 631-7300 $360,000 Daily 1-5 635 Vist a Bonita. Bluffs. NB 631 -7300 $275.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 2127 Aralia, Eastbluff. NB 631-7300 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 219 Via Quito, Lido Is land 675-3680 $525,000 Sa 1-3/Su 1-5 114 Coral, Balboa Island 675-3680 $545 ,000 Sal-3/Su 1·5 30542 N. Hampton Rd, Lag Niguel 495-1720 $240,000 Sun 1·5 32511 Caribbean, Laguna Niguel 831·8440 $469,000 Sun 1-4 2001 Yacht Resolute. Newport Beach 640-4950 $475,000 Sun 12·4 •2821 Pebble (HVHills> CdM 675·6000 $595,000 Sun 1-5 Z738 Lorenzo (Mesa del Mar) CM 540·1151 $164,900 Sun 1·4 420 E. 15th St., Nwpt Hghts. NB 644-4848 $275,000 Sun 1·5 22 Whitewater (Jasmine Ck ) CdM 964-2611 Sun 1-4 2642 Circle Drive, Bayshores 642·8235 $375.000 Sun 1·5 6348 Sierra Elana, Irvine 551-8700 $178,000 Sun 12·5 JOCedarspring, Woodbridge 551-8700 $227 ,500 Sun 1·5 • 1901 Altura, Cor ona del Mar 642-8235 • $329,500 Sun 1-4:30 ••1101 WhiteSails Way,CdM 644·6200 $450,000 Sun 1·5 •511 Cliff Dr. (Cliffhaven) NB 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IEDIOOM '> 4614 Courtland, Cameo Hghlnds, CdM 759-0405 $265,000 Sal/Sun 12·5 205 Garnet, Balboa Island 673-2230 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 391 La Petle, Npt. Hts, Costa Mesa 646-7434 $144 ,900-Sat/Sun 12-4 214 Lugonia, Nwpt Sh, NB 631·1400 $199,500 Sun 1·5 1100 Charleston, Costa Mesa 540-1720 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••443C~r.al, Newport Beach 631·1400 $275,000 Sun 1·5 4800 Cortland. Corona del Mar 675-4010 Sun 1·5 2326Tustin Ave., Newport Beach 6'4·9990 $224,000 Sun 1·5 14671 Beach, Irvine Ml-2000 $165,000 Sun 1·4 118 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. NB 673·7300 Sat/Sun 1·5 4931 Loriann Lane, Irvine 759·1501 $142,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 216421 Palisades, Capistrano Bch 640-5777 $99:5,000 Sat/SUn 12·4 3059'fyler Way, Costa Mesa 548-2313 $121,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 4•~fAMIMw ... 234.5 Jlt1&Jler ~. N.,.port Beach lflJJ• f*-.._ 11&/Sunl·S * 1242 Somerset Lane, Newport Bch 645-~ $460,000 Sat/Sun l-5 •#1 Mutr Beach Circle, CdM 760-8188 $1,495,000 Sun 1·5 1:2 Canyon Ridge, Turtlerock. Irv. 552-1800 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •44 Farragut <nth Nthwd) Irvine 759-9100 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2006 Port Cardiff NwptBch 760-1397 $264,900 Sun 1·5 2326 Tustin A venue, Newport Beach 644-9990 $224,900 Sun 1·5 •2006 Port Cardiff (l{Vllim) NB 760-1397 $264,900-L/H Sun 1·5 28152 Rubicon Crt, LagWta Niguel 495-1720 $169,900 Sun 1·5 •6 Winged Foot (Big Canyon) NB 675-6000 $665,000 Sun 1-5 2715 Pebble (HVHills > CdM 675·6000 $425,000 Sun 1·5 1612 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 675·6000 $510,000 Sun 1·5 3601 Park Green, Corona del Mar 673-8700 $449,950 Sun 1-5 •1608Galaxy (Dvr Shrs) Npt Bch 673-8700 $699,000 Sun 2·5 •487 Esther ( Eastside) CM 631·6990 $275,000 Sun 1-5 13 Rimrock (Trtlrk Hin) Irv 675-3411 $389 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 SSunburst (Trtlrk) Irvine 675-3411 $362 ,000 Sun 1·5 18765 Windwood Ln., Santa Ana 631-6990 $300,000 Sun 1-4 21 Rue Fountainbleau, Newport Bch 644-9990 $610,000 Sun 1·5 11 Monterey Cir (Spygls) NB 760-9333 $625 ,000 Sun 1·5 ••503 Edgewater, Bal. Penin. 760·9333 $1,200,000 Sun 1-5 •1801 Santiago, Baycrest 642-8235 $425,000 Sun 1·5 • •23 Pinehurst, Big Canyon 644·6200 $650,000 Sun 1·5 ••657 Bayside Drive, Newport Bch 644-6200 $1 ,145 ,000 Sun 1·5 *2919 Paper Ln (Back Bay) NB 645-0303 $190,000 Sun 1·4 1779 Hawaii Cr. (Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 $149,000 Sun 1·4 1577 Miramar, Balboa Penin Pt, NB 642-5200 Sun 1-5 920 Notlingha m ( Westcliff). NB 642-5200 Sun 1-5 3481 Fuchsia (Greenbrook) CM 546-2313 $155,000 Sun 11-4 3385Summerset (Wimbledon) CM 646-7434 (Sale or lse) Sa/Sn 12-4 3182 Country C lub Dr. MesaVerde, CM 962-8891 $249,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 391 La Perle Lane, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $138,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 1527 Anita Lane. Newport Beach 646-3852 Sat/Sun 1·5 1514 Highland Dr .. Westcliff. NB 552-0660 $365,000 Sun 12·4 Z735 Cibola, Mesa del Mar, CM 556-7650 Sat/Sun 1-5 2274 Channel Rd. Balboa Penin. NB 675-2311 $1,295,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 12 Canyon Ridge, Turtlerock, Jrv. 552·1800 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 11 Tiburon Bay (Spy glass) CdM 675-6000 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1955 Port Ramsgate (HVHrra) NB 675-6000 $241 ,800 Sat/Sun 1-5 20WhistlingSwan (Woodbrdg) Irv 675-6000 $189.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2074 Phalarope (Mesa Verde) CM 631·7370 $240,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2206 Ridgewood, Meredith, Santa Ana 957-0701 $159,000 Sun 12·5 #8 Alorldra, Northwood, Irv. 759-1501 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 125 Abalone. Balboa Island 675-4000 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1244 Polaris Dr. Dover Shores, NB 631-7300 $815,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1400Nottingham, Westcliff. NB 631-7300 $245,000 Sun 1·5 ••401 N . Star Ln, Dover Shrs, NB 631-7300 $945,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 31 Redhawk, Woodbridge, Irv. 551-8700 $188,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••132 McKnight, Laguna 642-8235 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1441 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, NB 631-7300 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 21031 Manessa. Hwntington Beach 645·0303 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2815 Pebble (HVHls) CdM 675-6000 $425.000 Sun 1·5 2001 BayadereTerr, Irv. Terr,CdM 644-4910 $795,000 Sun 1·5 • 1803 Tananger. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 4 II ,._ & DOCK ••8 Collins, Newport Beach 631-1400 $1,100,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 llDIOOM 2591 Circle Drive, Newport Beach 548-7145 $675,000·fee Sat/Sun 1·5 22372 Wallingford, Hunt.Strands, HB 968·0008 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 112 Sapphire, Balboa Island 6'4·9060 $450,000 Sun l ·S 18 Mandarin <Wdbr1> Irvine Ml.aooo $289,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 •22182Wood Island Ln., H .B. 982-SS73 $229,000 Sun 12·5 ................. 2'715 Liahttiouae Lane, Newport Bcb 831·1.aG 1151,000 luJa 1·1 '6 Malibu ctr, Spygla•. Cd.M 844-9080 S.WS,000 Sun 1·5 7 Royal St. Georee Rd, BigCnyn, NB fN4.."455 $975,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •l.823 Glenwood Ln, Baycrest, NB 631·7300 $310,000 Sun 1·5 ••12Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge 644-~ $2,900,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1842Galaxy Dr. DoverShrs, NB 631-7300 $665,000 Sun l·S 1412 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 642·5200 Sat/Sun 1·5 1424Sandcastle, Nwpt Bch 675-3411 $430,000 Sun 1·5 •1978 Prt Seabourne. Newport Bch 631·1266 $342,900 Sun 1·5 1424Sandcastle (HVHls> CdM 675-3411 $430,000 Sun 1·5 1601 Orchard, Costa Mesa 631-6990 $169,500 Sun 1·4 9Cypress Tree, Irvine 551-8700 $254 ,500 Sun 1-5 2n20Swan Dr., C-0sta Mesa 546-2313 $189,900 Sun 1·4 6 llDttOOM •4527 Orrington, CameoShrs, CdM 640-5560 $875,000 Sun 12·4 6 II pllls FAM IM w DIM 40162nd Street, Newport Beach 675-3411 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SAL~ I HDIOOM ~50 S. Bristol #SP. Santa Ana 540-3666 $74,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 llDROOM •500 Cagney Lane, PHl, Newport Bch 675-1771 $173 ,500 Sun 1·5 413Gloucester Dr. E-side, CM 675·5200 $125,000 Sun 1·4 1228 Rutland Rd. 1*6, Newport Bch 631-1400 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10 Windwood, Woodbridge, Irvine 552-0660 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 96 Briarwood (Woodbridge) Irvine 673-8700 $127 ,500 Sun 12·5 26 Nuevo (Rancho San Joaq) Irvine 675-6000 $204,950 Sun 1·5 2 II ...... FAM IM w DIM 44 Navarre <RSJ) Irvine 759-9100 $185,000 Sun 1-5 **633 Lido Park Dr .. Newport Bch 631-1400 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 220 Old Newport Blvd .. Newport Bch 631-7300 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2549 Irv ine Ave., Newport Beach 760-9333 $189.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 J IEDROOM 11 Big Dipper Crt <Npt Terrl NB 759·9100 $135 .500 Sun 1·5 *)11 Aspen, Costa Mesa ·673-7771 $133,900 Sun 1·5 Z745 Vista Um bros a (Bluffs I NB 759-9100 $239,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 J IR ...... FAM RM w DIN 5292Thorn Tree. Univ. Prk. Irv. 552·1800 Sl59,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 TO WM HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEOIOOM 1951 San Bruno. Bluffs. NB 640-0020 $175,000 Sat. Sun 1 5 J IEOIOOM Z7 Tahoe (Peters Twnhme > Irv. 675-3411 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 II pin 2 • 204 30th St., Newport Beach 675-6670 $200.000 Sun 1·4 3601 Finley Ave .. Newport Beach 675-4921 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4601 Seashore. Newport Beach 631·1400 $975.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 II & J • 169 E. 18th St .• Costa Mesa Sat/Sun 10..5 421 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 675-4479 $389,500 Sat/Sun l·S J II plln 2 II 2.08Abalone (Balboa Isl) NB 675-6000 $435,500 Sun 1-5 702 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 675-5511 $279,500 Sun 1-5 J II & J • 2212 Oceanfront, Newport Beach 675-1771 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 II pin I la 711 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $319,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME plus ~ GUEST HOUSE FOR SALE 2 •• .... 2 • 2001 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 631·1400 $495,000 Sat/Sun l·S 2512 Vista ( Baylhores > NB 675-6000 $310,000 Sun 1·5 4 II ...._ I • 215 Sapphire, Balboa Island 631-1400 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 .TRIPLEX FOR SALi Z-1 II• MCM 6'8Plumer <W.alcfe) CM '19-9100 $155,000 Sun 1·5 '4H1n,_.S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ,. $749,000 ... .,.,. ......... Larp9t floor plan. view. slip rlchta. JAMIS I. 60ULD Hl-IHZ . OCEAN VIEW 3PVT BEACHES $339,000 Ele1ant comfort in this spacb.m single level 3 Bdrm +den. Cameo home. Entertainers kitchen. and a mam- moth brick fireplace. Wall of windows abed light and grace on living and dining areas. Muter bdrm opens to · own private garden. Owner will help finance. Call87M540 TBtMS,TaMS Super 4 Br. 2 Ba in pre- sti1iows Seawind. Pvt swim • tennis club. Priced to sell at 1219.900. Catt now. Norm or Kasey McKinley . 131·1Jll6. REALTORS NEWPORT MINI ESTATE Framed by tall shade and fruit trees. this 3 Bdrm home sits on a lmo st th acre . Cathedral ceilings, formal dining. natural brick firepla c e + private therapy pool. S281 .• ooo. Call 673-8550 [r~IS] JUSTUSTB! IAYFROMT o.-s-•., 1-s Jt.._.Co•n BOAT SLIP-SANDY BEACH+ large 3 bdrm & den. 2 bath home & much more! $525.000! Owner I Agent 673-9187. OCEAN I 'IJ llocks ()pa s.t/S.. 1-5 20l41stStnet Owner has bought a new home & is most anxious for quick sale. Warm cozy dollhouse! 2 bdrm. 2 car garage + extra paritin1. Land included at Sl79,500! But · sumbit yourolfer. ..... ..,,,. ..... •'71-7060• ftADllAYNOMT HARBOR IS DR. Docks 15' yadlt, Pool. ~ase. Jbr. DIG 1q ft. Owner wanll to trade Oft! or doW1I for BAY VU or Coauneft:bl Prop. Box ton. Npt Bcb. lml3 S.A HEIGHTS Owner wanl$ to trade this clear 3 Bdrm home for inrome property. Price S 110,000 VIEW 3 Bdrm home w /hariluod floors. brick ~l•ee. bit family room. Great · Back Bay location. Mee SI 27,100 INVIBl'OltS. l.ST n11s BUYERS. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT OP · PORTUNITY. 3 or 4bdrm a.om.. o.sio.ooe dowa. call DOW! 11.,.. Jorie/Ast 14T·llOI or -··· SfilCTAC .. Al COASTAi.NW -.. a • ..,.,,.,., m•IU leyeJ lloae la 0 ................ . ...... " ... ,.. .... ... ............. ,r..-. ..... Aallbi1 .. ,. .... Prlae. oalJ. CoHlal ........ -- -..... g:::."".. _...... ,............. ....... .... w. ....................... . ........................................................................................ . 1111.. t• llU •••rtl llU l1au.. tOOJ ., .. ,.. 1001 ........... 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Dramatic floor phm including lge liv rm .. formal din. rm den w,Cr plc, 4 Br w/spac io us 1n<1st e r s uite . jacuzzi. bidet. huge "ulk m c:loset s . security syste m , lnndscaping by R . Beeson. I • _z_ . ' COSTA MESA COMDO. Sensational k1n 1t1on near O.C .C. & So. Coast Plaza. Forme r mode l unit. 2 Br. 2 Ba. fi replc., ba lcony w/pw·k-like view. $98,500. EASTSIDE COST A MESA. 2 story condo w lrg fenced rear ya rd. immaculate. <:harming d ecor , rozy fire plate. s 108. 500. LIDO ISLE. Country French on one of l.1do"s widest streets. 3 lrg. Brs, sunny, So. patio, formal din. rm .. lrg gourmet kitchen $425,000. D A v r D s 0 N K E A L T l r N C. 3116 Newpc"' R1 •.. : '. ~ 673·9060 DO BUSINESS WITH THE PEOPLE WHO ARE DOING BU SI NESS IN '8 I 14 Mission Bay, CdM .......... SOLD 55 Goleta Point. CdM ........ SOLD 2645 Bunya , N.B ............. SOLD 1630 Highland, N.B ........... SOLD 501 Irvine , N.B ............... SOLD 434 Santa Ana. N. B. . ......... SOLD 2301 Vista Hogar , N.B ......... SOLD 2731 Bayshore. N.B ........... SOLD 600 Degonia. CdM ............ SOLD 4407 W. Coast llwy, N.B ....... SOLD 113 "'G .. St , N. B ............... SOLD 1963 Port Weybridge, N.B ..... SOLD 23 Rock rose, Irvine .......... SOLD 524 Ca meo Highlands. CdM .. SOLD 2221 E. 16th St. N. B ........... SOLD {{Hue Chateau Royale. N.B ... SOLD 44 1 & 443 Santa Ana , N.8 ..... SOLD 1015 Whitesails. CdM ........ SOLD 112 Via Quito, N . B ............. SOLD 3237 Montana. C.M ........... LIA.SE 3336 Via Lido "B", N.B ....... LIA.SE 644 9990 760 0835 .... tWs "-4r .._ • ., ... ,.. ........... .. ,..,. .. _ ..... , .................. hte4 ..... -~,.... . .,.... .... .., .......... .... .._.Iii te4ey's DALY PILOT WAHT ADS. , ............................... _ ....... lht _ .. ···-·-..... c ..... -· !'ri4.y. Ww•y _. s...,. HOME plus INCOME FOR SALE 2 11 plm IACH 2200 Waterfront <Old CdM> CdM 675-6000 $580,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE . Z llDllOOM 14851 Jeffrey Rd #140. Irvine 551-4827 Sat/Sun 1·5 COMDOMIMUM FOR RIMI' J UDIOOM 200 McNeil #12, Newport. Beach 759·1501 $675 mo. Sun 1·5 PROPERTY FOR LIASE J ... OOM * •4911 Seubore Dr .• Newport Bcb 673-7300 $2000 mo. Sat/Sun 1-5 4 ............ .,. .. 2208 Rid1ewood, Meredith, Santa Ana · 157-0101 '800/mo. 8un u.a .. Pblelu&rat .'811 Caayoa) NB •Mn .. .--... Y BEST IN BlUffS \ Du.pla w/dDet. Ml5.• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••-••••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••-•M•••••••• owoer •/=opep MEWi DAcada:SD'l.000 =...... tll-.1•~.1 SIS 1-6-Ave. • W f ~ ~..-M.B.~•IG·Hl4 Qudt1.llWU'7~•.• uoo ater ront ; Jwt E.aW.Uldm. Pu.t.~.fta.up UM_, I.a.IV& IMUTY. End unit, located on quiet cul-de-1ac. 1900 aq. ft. The acarce, moat wanted PAULA Plan. 3 bdrma, 2 bat.hi. Iara• maater bdrm 1Wte with titling room area. Jt'lnelt quality up1rades lhrouabout, loo many to mention, includin& A/C. Wrap around enclosed private paUoa. Dellabtful ldtchen/fam room. Bright &t cheerful. $295,000. Coltbla•ut•tntCo. Bdnn4Ba,lfrpk'a.All Drive~·::auu 2S.ecmdo,11nel.As· dluater l I Bdr the eatra• JOU could s,u;"ll•rvin aumable ..... of m.ooo w /pote1ttJal In lie IMCl.UDIS T .. L.Ate1 OfllN SAT I SUM t .4 436 OMO.A COH V. Ow •ll•I HELEN B. DOWD UALTO.. IMC. 644-0 I J4 U.t & l!rr. w ... n. ~ mlYE BY •• Ul La Perle Ln . Reduced to S18.IOO. (otf TUltill, below llC.b SU· 1135 Santa Ana Ave. llST.100. <on Santa Ana Ave. no al Coeta Meaa St) 219 Del Mar. Cute 2 Bdrm on R2 lot. "3,000. 241S Holly Ln. Newport Beach) SI•.IOO. 195 lHO Monrovia. Sl ts,000 (no or West 19th St> CENTURY21 Gola Cout Realtors 141-1161 macnab I irvlne realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY IA YCUST CUSTOM Ci)U.M.ITY HOMll Fantastic family home w/18' x 26' family rm w/wet bar and fplc. Formal dining, brkfst rm overlooking pool and spa. $425,000 incl. land. Dona or Mary Lou 642-8235. OPEN SUN 1-5 P .M. 1801 SANTIAGO. (C-48) LOCATIOM! IAYSHOIESI LOCATIOMI 3BR, f amity rm and dining rm home w/super plan to expand! 24 hour security gale community w/2 pvt. beaches. Dona Chichester 642-8235. OPEN SUN 1·5 P .M. 2642 CIRCLE DRIVE. (C-49 ) $40,000 NICE IEDUCTIONI OPEN SUN 1·5 P .M. 191! SEADRIFT in Irvine Terrace. Transferred owner will sacrifice and he lp finance this charming home to qualified buyers . Completely refurbished and enlarged 3BR residence w/luxurious master suite w/fplc and all new bath w/sauna . $399,000 inc. land. Larry Dyer 642·8235. (C·SO> WIDE GIHHIELT LOCATIPtf! 3BR, 2lh bath end-unit in the Bluffs. 3 p atios w/Mexican pavers, new carpet, paint and wallpaper. Parquet floors. $249,900. Dave Schweickert 642-8235. OPEN SUN 1·5 P .M. 2131 VISTA LAREDO. (C-51 ) MEWL Y USTED ILUFFS COMM>f Never before lived in 2BR. 2 bath home upgraded w /built-in bar and redwood decking. Located in original Bluffs ar~a and super view. Try a lease/option. $285..r.OOO. B. Morphy 642-8235, OPEN SUN 1-4 P .M. 2132 VI~TA ENTRADA. (C-52) , HA.DOil ltD61 c11m Dynasty model on one level w/great view. Large kitchen w/brkfst area, 2BRS, 2 baths and double car garage w/lots of storage. Master BR suite & 2 walk·in closets. An excellent value at $389,000. Bea Arnold 644-6200. OPEN SUN 1-4:30 P .M. 22 SALSBURG. (C-53 ) sw-a IUY IN THI VISTA.! Beautifully upgraded Turtle Rock Waldorf mode l will be gone before you can say "Excellent Financing" Owner offering liberal terms. $289,000. Dorothy Lewis 742-1414. (C-54) OCEAN IOULEYAID IN COIOMA Dll. MA.II Located on the Bluff overlooking China Cove, Cata lina, sunsets and harbor lights . . . enjoy beach living and still find privacy in your secluded outdoor courtyard w/spa. $1,250,000. Jennife r Suchomel 644-6200. (C-55) WOOOlllKE WITH VIEW! Excellent 4BR detached home on cul-de-sac location w/large yard, d ecorative wallpapers in BR and baths and assumable loans! An outstanding buy a t $179,900. Dan Johnson 551-8700. (C-56) IAUOA ISi.A.MD -HEAil IAY! Lovely 3BR, 1-story English style home w/custom features. $375,000 incl. land. Dick Halde rman 642-8235. <C-57 ) SANDY IEACH OCEANROMT! Gate j?uarded communi· ty located on uncrowded beaches. 3 or 4 BRS w /large family and living rm areas . Only 2 miles from Dana Point Ma rina. Owner will he lp finance. $875,000. George Grupe 644 -6200. (C·58) ILUFFS SINCiLE STOIY! Well situated 3BR Bonita Plan w/3 separate patios, Spanish tile entry a11d a hi6h, open feeling in the Bluffs. $215,000. Nancy Imbermno 642·8235. <C -59 ) want few tbe D'Ml9t com· Unique Hom.. and OWC. Oni1 SllT,OOO. Verd•. lldat ull fortable, efficle11t and m-·. 8T5-e000 Dluaa, qt.111.i. owner'umdout. •l*ioUI l.U.1 oo the ffUl"l'1 ·call ... 7414 ba-t .• ,,. aaoo.eoo lit IRVINE TERRACE. 5Br. PRETTIEST CENTUJlY 11 Golda TD at 1'"' fully uauma-3Ba, f•-11u nn. Central c~os ..... ble No points e.15 000 ... ..., """" " GREENBROOK 4 Br, -· G met Open if IM111 areu. Z500 1q.tl. battl, view of 1ard s.tt&! 1-5.' Gerry s:r~ Creative f inancing COSTA MESA from kitchea. Catbed inpton, Rltr. m-mo !~~• .. 11: '310.ooo. Act. They're excitln1ly dlf· t'ellinp, nice firepla ,..... · fe rent ! La r1e 3ft• Out al town owner ve CAPE COD CHARM 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. house with rental unit. Unit hu 2 Br 1 ba. c ompletel y furniabed. MS0,000. By owner. Ph: &44.Q75 or 63'1-4518 NIAISOUTHIAY Quality duplex on one or Balboa'• nicest •lreeta. 3Br. den, 38a, frplc. + 2Br back unit w /frplc. See this for finest island livin1 Sat. Sun. 1·5PM. 114 Coral. By owner. ~.ooo. 175-3880. ATftACTIYI 2STOllY + MODERN APT. Nr bays, charming xtra 11 2Br. brick frpk, din-,ing rm, l ~Ba . dbl gara1e + income S495 mo . FABULO U S FINAN C E -Sa ve Thousands SSS. Appl. ... llALTY 121 JI 434-0901 Real Estate busineu . Ion« established. Good rental backlog. 173-1200 IAmEW Attractive 2 Bdrm 1 ba Br & ba over dbl garage, 1 house from South Bayfront. 40'x85' comer IOl. Call ror information. MEL FUCHS PAVILION REALTOR 675-8120 ..... P1Rf11llle 1007 cameo Slteres 0-W/S-IJ·I EHRA ~PECIAL , Hl1hly upgraded . panoramic oeean view " Juat steps to private community beaches. lhia ELEGANT 3 bdrm. 4 bath home with a s parkllo1 pool has custom features 1a lore! Deluxe security syste m. Xlnt flnancin•. ~.000. 4121 Onhtgl• Rd ltCH.., 760.0621 o,..s. 1-5 CAMIC> I •II.AMOS 4100 Cortl•d Lovely spacious home . 4 Br, 2 ...., Ba, beaut courtyd, patio, fee land $298,500. Bkr. 675·4010. Ca•eo HltJlll••dt .._, ..... WfJllly •Ptr .. d. •l•f op· jiCN ..... , for ..no. .... ,ff. rrhte. 0.1,. $265.000. C7 I 4J759-0405, 54M499. LSE Of'T SPYGLASS Spacious S BR 3 Ba home. 1545.000. Cus tom lots. f150.000. 640·2981 One o( the better duplex es b y owner. 673·4848 675-4479 bdrma, 2i,., baths. 2 motivated. $144.Soo w fireplaces, microwave aaaumable loan. Ale ovena, aolar hot water, Ml-IZMIJM5-0M5 tile throus.bout. Lovely grounds. Priced from -~!!111!!!!~11!11!~~~· Sll0,000. Will trade for SW'll LOCATION property, 1old coins or Beaul. ltin M•a Ve fine gems. s Br Zbe • studio. GIM RIALTC>aS hie Rbodee. Drive by. c 642-4623 •It. 55'1..-w t7NS71. Mew Coda Lo Sh Huie 3 Bd, 2 ...., Ba . Formal D.R. & frplc. As- sume 11347. wflow dn. S185,000. Pa t ri c k Tenore, 831·12186 .. REALTORS MESA VERDE 4 Br. 2 Ba. with pool. beautiful landscaping & easy care yard. Ca ll to see now! Sl29,900. D. Bourke Realtor. 546·9950. -------.. ..... 1/'-'lty S harp 3 Bd cond o w /pool. Only $95.000. As- sume 12"h int. Patrick Tenore. 631-1266 l:i~~I~ ' REALTORS ------- EASTSIDE 5 Bdrm. 2 ba. frplc. Great family home & with $35.000 down the owner will carry the balance at 13'1 Prired at 1135.000. 3 BR. 2~ ba ccndo. N~ So. Cst. Plaza. Skylit-.._ patio, deck. 2 car ga~ Many upgrades. Paint cpl. to suit. 1132, Owner 54G-Q3 $25,000 Down. Au u S82K tst T.D. at 12o/ .. Owne r will ca rry .-, st raight note. 2nd f. S28K. 3br. 2""i>f · 1 1 : new condo. lM Br~ dywyne Trr. on Oran Ave. & 23rd St. 0 Sat/Sun l : 30·4 : 30P AGT631-5103 DUPLEX 3095Cassia, CM. 3 & 2Br. SUI0.000. Webb Realty; 493-0761 or 496-7649 oi 831·2170 For S4lle ., o.... -( Attractive 4t><trm + den, 3ba in Mesa Del Mar. New crpts, mini blin~ mirrored wardrobe. Al · s ummable loa n . lo d o wn. lo in t. Opeli House. 1·5pm. 27H Cibola. 556-7650. DESPERATE ... ,....IHlty layfr ... rropertlet 546-0I 14 • • • •••••••• •••••••• •• • • llllll!!lllm .. -.. --.[lllm• DUPLU $7500 TAKES IT! f Two 3 Bdrm . 2 ba. frplcs. Prime Peninsula location. Priced to sell. a ssu mable l o a n s . $350.000. Call for in· formation or appt. to see. MEL FUCHS PAVILIPN REALTOR 175-8120 DurLU 3 Brm hoU8e in front bdrm In ,..r over 2...., car 1ar. Clean. Top cond. Xlnt location. Owner will carry . Priced ript at $215,000. MEL FUCHS PAVILION REALTOR 675-8120 c.,... .. Mar '022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'WsCD .. D• &oo4 For $15,750 Ir you buy diftct from ownr/agt the seller's fee is eliminated. Already the best priced 6 Br home in Spyglass. 1134 ~ rin avai l . Ca ll 644·1450·morn or eve best. OLDCdM 2 Br. 2 ba condo w /great 1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! potential $535,000 ree. 4 -:: br. 31t'i ba custom home with pier & s l ip Sl,800,000 ree. Martha .. , I '• ·""..(>. 1t Macnab -Irvine JA.St••c•-Abeolutely spectacular ocem view ·rrom lar1e balcony. "Decorator 's own home. 3 Bdrma. 2 story. Tennis, pool, apa. C/Z I Me.,.+ C.tr 76CM7'7 640.5157 Easts ide C.M 2Br. Completely remodeled R-2 lot. Lots or charm. Open daily. 11 -4 . 642-2101. 321 Rochester . C.M. 9.5 INTEREST ., Fe ll out or escro wi 4bdrm. 3ba home, end of cul-de.sac, assumablf financing. "No qual. ~ Owner will carry the rest. 1169,500. 645· Mike. MISAY9DI Romey • roomy bdnm, ram/room fireplaces. Near ac fr shops. You can't be this price for OU. p stlgioua area. 1115,000. 494-7551 ._~ HILL IE °" _.._.~Mc CORMACK Rt JA.St••C•IB AuumeMlltdown. LoV· ely 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. rami· ly room, fireplace. open beamed ceilings , new copper plumbing. large y ard. double gar age . skylight. Only Sl 14.500. j'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f CaUMS-tlll llSTYALUI Spacious condo in serene, pres tigious. guarded community. Complete privacy and amenities to suit the / I PP! N Hiil 1\f R!f.llY most discriminating '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!I b u ye r . G o r g e o u s I"' Moonres t model features more squar e fooUge than any other model. Ready for or· cupancy. Moti va ted seller receptive to a ll of. fers. Submit on terms <604CA> 964-2611 osao uealcy ~STIAL! 348 E. 18th P l $104.900 Quaint, clean. Npt Hgts area. 2 Br l Ba home. Good te rms . C huc k Spiller. a~ 631-1266 MISAMOllTH L1e • Bdrm, family r den, t«e kitchen • ea area. CW-de·H C lot. B J1e loan. P' /P Sl39. Open Sat lH a\31UI Lt coln Way. s-.tl.I. 542-SIOI 146-110 IXCWSIYI Board and care homi lir .. 19 beds. sep. owne 3 BR 2 Ba house. II ttame rm. agt. 631·5681.~ 548-all7 EASTSIDE 0..-5-dmy 1-4 Excellent 4 bdrm hom e Cost.Mesa 1024 *MEW LISTING YA MESA VERDF. 3 Bdrm home. Only f1500 down to vets . Pr ine on ly. 541·9993 Bkr 41 ~ Gto.cettw Dr. + 3 bdrm income. Very ••••••••••••••••••••••• short walk to beach. DIVOllCE SALE -------• 'park & shopping. Owner 1-2 %0MID will consider financing M. I a v. rd • Comfortable 3 Bdrm with low down payment. hauty h ome. 1 a r g e s ton e SS2S.OOO. Great terms. lge as-fireplace. sunny patio SH THESE sumable loan. 4 Bdrm. 2 room and room for 2 2 unus ua lly locate d ba. Asking $212,500. more units. 114-0.000 homes with outstanding Prine. only . 541 ·9993 loyMcCcrcle,lltr. views . Words a r en 't Broker. 541-7729 Ofr'I\l!ltln Ave. near 2°" street. 2 story end unit condo in unique settinS. 2 bdrm. patio. doub~e garage. pool. rlubhousl. putting gr een. Adult complex. Owner will help rmance. Sl25.000. • CMIWAUCll Realty 675·~ enough, they must be seen. Call for appoint· menl. Well priced at Pror. dee. 3 Bd r 21.<z Ba. I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Fo_.• V., I 0 ~ Laure l Pt c o ndo . Op e n H o u se , 3 175 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $565,000 for both ! MAURY STAUFFER SEA'LJON REALTY . 67).1354 $133,900. Opn Sun. Agl. Be rmuda Dr. C . M . 673-Tnt 3bdrm. 2ba . ~3462. c ........... 1022 OWMH W-ILL HELr FtHAMCE! Lovely cul-de-sac location near country club. Lg custom family home w /indoor spa, family rm. s un rm_.. JBRS. 2th baths and ne.w carpeting. Room for R v. $215,000. Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. <C-60 l1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1!1j ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW CONDOS 5% ON Ml.OCIAM M..eltofPellrwy LOY& Y MEADOW Lge 3 Bdrm. family. 2~ ba. Laund. rm. Lge ms&r bdrm. Comer lot. bo.i gate. L«e exhisting l• S152.SOO. Open Sat/Slit 1·5 at 18185 Palmetto. UteA tSU LA.600N! Well desiP.led 4BR traditional on corner location w/bay on two s1des!·Circular staircase, marble fplc, family rm and upstairs play room. Slip for two 55' ooats. "ppt. only. $1,850,000. Cathy Schweickert_ 642-8235. (C-61) DI ANIA IA YSIDI YILLMll 3BR. 2 bath mobil~ home overlooking bay. VIEWS! Move-in condition. $93,500. Lynda McRoberts 642-8235. (C-62) UOW ·ROOM! Spacious 5BR, 3 ttath home ideal for growing family. Located minutes from all your needs and community facilities. $254,500. Toni Morris Ml-8700 .. (C-63) LUXURY ~ AT rrs mTl Finest 4BR 3 bath Broad- moor Laurelwood Model in choice cu\-de-sac Wood· brid_ge location. Highly upgraded residence incl. pro- fessionally landscaped yard w/sunken fire-pit, 3-car· f~~e and much more. $230,000. Appt. only. 551·8700. . ~ .. ,, . .,.,.. ......_. PIMAMCIM•I Lease, lease-option or purcbaae this t3 2-story Bia canyon townhouae. Owner la anx· bis. ,000. Coby Ward~. (C.e5) . MAllOa ... -OCMM w Hi1hly up1raded IBR, study, family rm "Jodelle" model. Ocean, city, IDOWI· ta1n vie.wt. Loweat p_rieed bemea ID Harbor Rldl•· Motivated teller aiklq M00,000 incl. land. ·Call eG-Gll. (C-61a> • . ~-_, __ ~-.... 180 Deg OCEAN/BAY VIEW 2000 sq ft House. ~ bdrms. Jacuzzi. Rumpus room w /bar. All custom. $575,000 -try $100,000 down. owe balance at 14%. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 2501 Harbor View Dr, CdM. ~()~ 714,673-1600 ~ WM. I. DOUD & CO., tNC. Re ..... , Eet. 1•1 2115 I. c ... Hwy .. Ste J07 (714)7M-Oa2 c-.. Mw, CA tHH RCTaylorCo I, ··lU q(>Ol I HAllOI .... IPL•IOOll VllW This d.islinguished 4 bedroom has great view of ocean, bay & mtns. Alld a s~elous game room and a courtyard 1ame room and a courtyard waterfall and brook to round off a complete picture home. Ask about the ilkredlble ftnJDcln1. mo.• ~~ s-.tl.I. ... 54Z-llOI 146-110. ... , .......... . 6nlc, llrl d ••tlo Cililiia. ..... 0Nel ... ..... •••IMl.n ...... ' ~ LOOit LO&r 8e•IY listed forme r •odel home priced to .. th ee.t area or Hunt· •itat Beach. L;>vely 3 Mrm. la r1e family room w /fireplace in fami ly room . ,Pr o fe 1al on a ll y lanclacaped. SllUOO. l '·dh 1 l l d--# kt ·.1lt\' I 1 "; 1 : ;1 Ill In WOODBRJDG E. fan- ta1Uc 2 BR Jefferson condo. Many up1rades includinl 1119. Open 11·5 Sunday. 100 E. Yale Loop. 551·3'91 6 Br 3 Ba Colonial. quiet * •IMMACULATEI .cul-de-sac. l mi. from • ocean. Great assumablt> 4 Bdrm Berkeley plan. loan. Full price Sl70,000. Asltingonty Owner. SSB-7047 559.7047 Sl65,000 OPEN HOUSE 12 ·5 5Br. 3Ba. pool. wllt to ~h. 22182 Wood Island Ln. 962-S573 Open H&e Sun 1-4. 14671 Real bargain 4 br, palio. __;;=====""""=- 1137.900. Xlnt. rmancing. ~'l\1ent. ID-I07l UNIADmCOMDO Bacbelar untt ui ''Tbe Sprln1a''. Idea I for •lncle or couple. Pool, tennil, as-. Aaumable loan. .... S7000DOWM Taite over pymts. Home w /comer lot. Sl05,000. 819 p e laware . Bo b Demers. 142·9393. Have some thing you CORNE'ITE REALTY tJJ,.fOl I MlceMoMy C ulve rdale. 4bdrm , 2'hba, ram rm. bonus rm. s-Uo. nice yard on c ul-de-s a c . Assume t85.000 at 9'h and l~ .• Sl49,900. Alt '73·2122 . Lr,. 4 141/Spe! Beaut. decorated family home w/pvt patio, ten· ·nis, brick cstm 1p a. Super area. Auume 124* + tenm. Onl1 b.'19.900 ! ! See tbia one! Patrick Tenore, 131-ta REALTORS want to sell? Classified llwlktl&.._. 1040 ·-~=~~"':"-ads do jt well 142·5678. •••••••••-••••• .. ••••• MOITHWOOO For Investors Split Ownership Program allows you t o buy a Home without manageme nt proble ms, using a Minimum Down P ayment! Start your Nest E gg Today. Call For More Information. 1 ake Over 131/2% ............ 4 Months New! 2Br, 2Ba, Condo. Completely upgra ded with Custom Drapes & Carpeting, Cathedral Ceilings, profesisionally landscaped with Private patio, pool/spa! Won't Last -Call Now. GOLDE•S REALTORS '-ASSOCIATES 141-1111 NO QUALlmtl!! 3 Bedrooms, l~ Baths + Owner Will Carry! Total Price la Only '$85,000. Take Over Payment.a of $628/Mo. Low Low Down. Will Not Last-SO Call Now. PICED FOi lllCI Sl.E Mo 9 ......... , ,,.. ... . . ·~ .... Wlll Help Flnlnee 'ftlia 4 2 S.tb Hunttnatm Beacb 12 '1 /8~ lnteNt Bate . A•atlable Too! - M.-ry.1'11 WOllit LM --~-At 1129,900 l ....... s.. Nicei1 upcraded l'tan II Northwood Park de- tatcbed home with air cond. 1ltinny dip apa area, geat laDdacaplnl and decol'atm1. SIG.1.ooo in u1able financln1. Priced ioaell at SIJZ,000. 644-7211 Greeat.ree 4 bdnn. 2~ betll. 2 ltary. Brootftekl. 1740aq. ft. Hieb aaauma- ble ..... o.w.c. ant. Sl45,000. 551-5151. Owner. **ASSUME! TNa eletantlJ cleeorated J Bdrm!"'-Ba townbame hu 2 sreat aaaumable loan• and overloob partt and pool. Ownen are vef1 anx- loua. Tide is one or Wood- b r id 1 e'1 beat OP · portunitiel. l!t~t AUD: lueston: Wood-lwidle cando. J Br. 1"'9 ba. Mawne lat • 2nd TD.A&t--.-wooa•••• I Mrm War•l•lto• ......... tmlt, snat loe.UO.. <>Peta lllou• ....,Ill&,...., lM, lt Wladwood. Alt. ---Ual•. ~ Popular Ox· bdPlla.Mrm,1141'9, fal'ma1 dll rm • .,.._ nn.N ...... ..-.IB ban 1"1 .... rloc*1a1 eomm. pool. Prof. laadaca,.. • 4eeor. t,in,IOO. Ownf'r/Alt -- Town ~ Country , ft REALTOR~ 11"..il 552-1800 TURTLE ROCK llAMATIC TOWtlHIJSE Prestige area near UCI. Soaring ceilings, lots of glass, view of atrium from family room , living r m & master bdrm. A mus t see! The land is included a nd the how;e is vacant and waiting for you. $173,900. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 at 4866 Paseode Vega. RACQUB CUI Want a pool & jac uzzi ? How about a 3 Bdrm, l level home with a formal . dining rm, family room, ma ss iv e wooden beams throughout and a heavy shake roof. Best of all it's only $156,950. Open Sunday at 13772 Solitaire. TALK OF THE TOWN You can see forever from this high 911 the hill "Heather" Turtlerock townhome. Room to spare with 4 bdrms & 3 ba. M a ny , many . upgr ades with plush carpets, plantation shutter s & ceramic tile. A tr ue dream c astle. A wis e investme nt at $320,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5at12 Canyon Ridge. CUL DE SAC • PARK UEATION Sparkling 3 Bdrm home with formal dining room, atrium, breakfast area and utility room. Features include cheery frplc, new carpets thru-out and att ac h . 2 c ar gara ge . Association pool & c lubbo'use. $159,500. Open Sat. & 'SWl. at 5292 'IbornTree. • JUST LISTED Your search for a 3 Bdrm, 2 ba home will end when you see this Dover model in University Park. This home is tastefully decorateil with earth tone carpeting, decorator wallcoverlng, shutten 8nd mirrored wardrobe doors. It also features a country kitchen, wet bar, low main· tenance landscaping and a bri&ht at- moeph_ere. Be aure to ask about the finailcln.I. You'll be DleasanUy sur- prised. <lfferecl at $151,900. Open Sat and Sun at #7 lllmosa, Univ. ~ark. COUBEP• Comfort delcrlbn our profealonal· ly landllcaDed, newly ·D&lnted and caneted .. l»urdue" moa.I . There 1- a c'heerful fireplace ln the Uvlnl room hue• family room, a bdnDI (,.,.;t.. 1illte bu a walk In cloHt) Is central air condlUonlq~ty ~by86Sataa bte =:.'· Open SUnclay 1·5 it 14'11 To & Countrx REALTO~ .. , ...... Partner wanted for m y ~ Cove, La1. Bch home. Xlnt Joe. 1 block lo bea c h . Gr e at Remodel pos1ibllities. lnveaton/builders call 494...o3 or 494-7483. Ive meu. OC EANFRONT. Only UOOO dn. 2Br mobile home. Pool, pvt bch, adlta. LH atail. 541-2405 • THESE HOMES OFFER CREATIVE FINANCING SO. LA•UMA OC:IAM YllWCOMDO Prestigious Laguna Royale 2 Bdrm 2 · Ba furnished condo with complete privacy and whitewater views. Motivated seller will finance or lease option. $285,000 .. wooe••MAH~~ Large 4 Bdrm ocean view home with dramatic living .room and library. Good assumable financing. $395,000 -..MA11CLMUMAW009AMD....SI Top quality 3 Bdrm, 3 Bath home with ocean views, stained glass, altyll&ht, large decks and jacuzzi. $410,000. TM1111AKMIAT ..ooa,am•11•1C1 Hardwood floors and 1ourmet kitchen hl1hU1ht this 3 Bdrm 3 Bath home with atrium, ocean view and motivated aener. '485,000. Open Houae Sunday only 11-4 By Owner lmmac Ii Ss-doul 3br. l1e fam rm, 3 car 1ar. ovenl&ed encl corner lot. Sl95,000. Aaaum. S78K at 9~ '* 21142Andrea Way L.N. SIA & SBIMITY ASSUMA&I LOAM 5 Br-2'h Ba. Library, Dining Rm. Fam . Rm w /firepla ce, 3 c ar garage. 1229,000. Aslt for Gar, Sky View Realty. 831-1000. 3500 aq ft°" Cherry Lake. Good a e1 um . 1s t. 1297,500 firm. Owner, m.-orl42.-S . IASTILUflP By owner. Compl. redec. 4 br. fam. nn. formal cir. all new kit. beaut. brick courtyard w /flr eplt . mammoth as-. s.m.ooo. Prin. only. MMIJIT. 2HOUSIS, Newport Hts. Owner fin. Only St•.ooo. MS-9821. Mh.._Vllie 1067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAT THIS! If You Can. .... 4BR CUSTOM $224,900 Bacltbay-quiet cul-de· sac. Walk t o Cherry L a k e . Exqu isite l y landscaped. Extra la rge lot! Great family home. A "motivated-seller"! Act Now! OPINHOUSI SUM. 1·5PM 2326 TUSnM AVE <Just off Santa Isabel> 644-fffO Aallfw:W.,._ MIWPC>n SHOIES 3 Bdrm beach house. 1 bllt from sand. Assum•· ble loan. owner will cany. siaz.too. princ on· ly. 541--Broker. O,.W/S-1·5 2640VW.0..... Exclusive Eutbluff. 4 Bnlnn, 3 ba', dininl rm. Uv rm. nice s-Uo. sml view ot Upta. SD0.000. owner may carry. ~Reall:atate. MNOll YICTOllAM BEACHHOllE •-' New J BR J~ Ba. Quall· t y handcrafted oak tbrwut. Stained 1lau. apa. PlanlVRMlty 7~ . ......... 1167 . .................... . COTO DE CAZA A superb private residential resort community in the foothills above Mission Viejo. LOS ltAMCHOS ISTATI SITIS We have three prime ranch' estate lots recently listed with gur office. Three to six a·cres priced frofT\ • $275.000. Ide al fo r horse ranch estates. VILLA•• HOMI sms R -1 home sites for _.y_~ur own custom bome priced from "5.500- VILLA .. HOl IB Come see this cllarmlnl countl'J castle . Lota of oa~ buUt,in1, dellahtlul dtt0ratln1 • eomDlete landacapin1 are Jmt a few ol tile many emu ln this Cbdnn bMt!lJ. '250,000 AM for Carol . s ., Np ....... g~.... ._....... 'H111Kfw----•=u:·;;; .............. i_. ............ ~·i;; i:::a .... j .... ··;11• ;::·:~::; .......... . -~~ ................................. -... ···--··········· ...... . ... TIIS •E HAS IT AU A vrry prl \'lllf' hM<'k yud Vo lth • hHtli'd It riller~ pool In aa piark·llkt Ulna The oom... h • Wrm11. ltlt' 4th N1rm tua D ~ II or ~FiflVH ' ~ blnrt 'l'ht• h\ 1rut roorn with u t n fi r pl•~t· l11c1k OUl Ull lhl' !o.po r lin rw1ol Tht• ''01v f:tmll\' roo10 I! o hu•, " h rl•phH l' w th u rtll!t\'tl ht>.!rth The lut< hl•n t·un•~ l'OfTl J'll•te v.1th :. JT1lc.row vt• <J\'t•n 21 • boaths & un u ut hmnd1 ~· roon' •II <'om h n{'(t m k th1-. u ,..r:rt·t homl' fur vou 'fo \tt'"' this d(h~htful pro1X'rt.v . pJ~ast> l'all •o. ror on oppl ., umubl luun. ''" nt!r "ill ht>lp fmtt m·t~ 833 8600 LE RAISOR REAL TY tiOIUI ........... l Bdrm. i bath, lovely P•\10 spacious sun ~ fbw Udo section or njt"ely appolnt~d homes Buy totnorro w's 11ttunty tor yoor farr11ly today Pnce 149.S,OOO • ........... s,.cw 10~ down buys this 2 bdrm beac h house Prime rental location Owner wi ll rinance Sl'15.000. ................. '73-1900 ~ ........ Oc9Vu ... t •••H•••~ ........ •••• • • SfOU1 ftua Hail. 1"' chra. SpeelaH7 1laop 1pace UNOllTaUCTSD or ..... "-.,.._avail. ...u la Lq"uu Beach'• CATWNA. Southern ....... .,._ ~=e::::-:.o::~ Cel't .... utalul ~ ........ 1114 Callqt•.-O . ,._... c• be ... from ••-•••••-•••••••• • WI ...... ......_. I Ir YOUINIW NOMI Comm'I lead Prime i.~ =-~ mi-; A M IL M' TA I fr'Olll&ale Oii Btadl Blvd. btocu '-oeeu.. Lido SH&,.. ~Uldr for dewelopment Viii•&• 6 RHtaurant OD.lJ IK .... ftxed ... .,. ol lbofptnf een- row Row All tnm• rate loea. ()pee Pri, Set, ten, NIUuruta ud ol- avall O...r N.ys "try Sun It .._ aftemooo. ncecomples•. Abn011t 4 IOI( clowa" ud 1Mt will 2.54 Eleclrlc. Aak for ac. 11 •low price of less Hrry. Pricelll01000. Tfwlr: (llJ)llM• or than Sil.GI pr ft. Call CaecTJ HUii RMlty (11J)lrMla TSl..ntl DMmor-.-l..a"-11-IOI' CSELECT WISTCU.. ....................... T'PROPERTIES i:Jt.C:. hollM 00 quiet I t. stt•llSI 4br. Sba, fam. rm, pool, PA.CIA .. 1pa off MHttr bath. T~e ocean near your library .... bltfst rm. rroet door . private 4eOJC. Own/afl, 14$·8083 &•'lien• al your rur MOO sq. ft. olc bklg. Xlnt loc•Uon for att.om•y 's olc nr cowtbae. D75.000 131-4580 bkr SI 0•000 Dow... door with handcrafted " charm In between. 3 Full city block <UO'>. ........ C... bdrm, 2 bath. '213,000. COMMERC IALLY Good rental area , fantastic investment oppor:tWl.ity, bread " butter, '300.000. 9U411.· ~Cl PIOPllTlll DWLD OM WATll .._._lO'lto.t 2 " 3 Bdrma. dee Ila • patio, 2 frplcs. Prime location. Lge assum. loans. c /21 M.wporl c,.tr- 640.SJ57 7'CM7'7 712-1920 IYOWNER Sgl lev•I Anita. 3br. 2ba. Nolan Acenta. Ann or ZONED OCEANFRONT end unit Cfn grnblt BUI. (SecZP.5>.831-31888; HIGHWAY F·l\ON · E C M d I SI 79.900 Owner I Agt. 881-11'1. TAGE. Sweeping ocean ast · · up ex on cor· 831 7824. 768 7413 . ---------view.Carlabad.80,000sq ncrlot.3Brtidcn+1Br 644-63118 Panoramic Ocean Vu rt l2,S7S,OOO. Paul R. ti den. Auumc lat T.D. Leaac brand new 2Br condo in premtiftous In· dlan Wella Racquet Clu b . Ele,ant furnishings , rplc, S850/mo. Option lo buy. 103 down .. 13.~ aaaum. loan. Call collect : lmmat". 2 stry s Br . s tained 1lass • alM8ities. Nr bcb. Xlnt area. See to appreciate. 11200/mo. 531-1453 -----· ~ 4Br. w 0 P 1 ch1 I l. R 1 t r . & owner will carry 2nd •TRYS20,0000WN• IOo/oDOWM.OWC rt/ 11414341735 T .D. Good buy at Spaclo-..OcnVicwHome W 8tcllff 3 Bdr 2 Ba BALANCE. 1585.000. pa owner. . · · -S159.900 but submit any aU amen. 1 adult only M!l3-30-2130. Eve or before SAM. pool. spa. Agt. 957-8788 ___ Aten~_t_-_-.._l.526 ___ 1 --•~ .... 1!!!.~£~-!!!1--•I offer ! Agt. MS· 7221. 11111111---ml!lllll ___ l _S'7_50_l_mo_. 7_80-0 __ 189 __ _ ..,. ..--The moat btt1 Httiog ln l11!1!!111111111!!!~!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!1111!!11!!!!!!!1!1!111!!111!1!1!1l 3BORM·OCEANVIEW w ••• ,.... '"' ..... a,,...... A"-ullt"-S. Palm Springs. Studio Gated community. Open ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lot. 82~x292~ opposite r• s.r-. 4..r1x units. completely furn. Rt0llh1ll 0-~RL·J!ty Duplex, ocean view. private beach. 2 br. 1 ba. Non amoller , no peta. Adulta. Avail. 3-1. 9610 mo. 790-9019. 142·6880. I • 1 • ; -;-• ~ j It J $130,000 house Sunday 12·4. 2001 5111 a ANXIOUS! Costa Mcu Hospital. South end V1EW loc. brine your toothbrush ti Yacht Resolute. Call An-VA terms. Beaut. 3 S2'7S,OOO. POOL. All 2 bdrm. 2 enjoy, perfect for vau- ~:.=:.w 3 Br, 2ba, frplc Walk to bch Pool & tennis CreatJve financmg naCenor Sharon,S640-4950 Bdrm Showcue home. loy McC ..... lltr. bath Wlils. Owners unit tion or 2nd home. 8 units _ tury 21 / andpiper Encl. patio. CuJ·de-sac 541-7729 coms*Cel}' tum. 3 pvt around 20x40 sparkling 3bdrm, 2ba Oft Narcissus. Reggy Broms Rltr lot. Below appraisal at patios. frplc. Owner will pool. Btf1 mtn view, wlk Move nght m to this 4 Bd, family rm + in·low qtrs. Assumable loan of SlS0.000 at 12.75'/, and OWC Fee land Super yard w/spa. Call now Diana 631 ·1266 or 855-1358. Agt. 760.9271 MEWPOllT DUPLEX Under market. low down possible . owner w ill finance Very sharp' (575CA ). SllS,900 for fast sale. carry AITD. 1295.000. to downtown from ex· FTplc, quiet loc. No pets. '750/mo. 142..t709. OCEANFRONT Open house Sat & Sun D~t/ B«tyGrubb. Ownr/Bkr elusive Tennis Club Peninsula Point home. 4 1-5. 14441 Mesa Circle S. 1100 area. next to $250,000 Shorediffs 2 br & den. lge D ,.... JR6 Bdrm, 3\l'z ba. S950.000. BetteM.ScotttiAssoc. •••••• •••••••••••••••• Condos. Only 4 left yard. Mini view. SHOO. ••~•••••••••••••;;i •• Call for financing de· 842""424 OCWROMT DPLX S 6 8 . S 0 0 . 0 w n er Agent.m-5354. 3 Br. Condo, Washtr· tails . Owner / A gt . OthfrlMI lltah NEWPORT BEACH l-~54119. d r 1 r1111c 67~81176 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FEE SlllPLE LAND !'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 Br home w /fr pie & ryer · re r g • •• '11111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 ~"-9 Xlnt cond, aaaume low .... .,__ FOR ., ... E -°' m' •--t garage. in Olde CdM. r~:-l:~nnis. ... · SUN REALTY 964·2611 ,-For S. 1100 inttteat loan Ir seller ~-.... ~ ~·,. ........ Lease 11125/mo. 751-1045 " · ....................... will carry new low in-PIUCEllDUCID in Moonridge Cabin. orEilJWedmore644·702() HWll"""*le9cll J9!t0. ""tltJeMllHW Your c h a nc e 'o f a lifetime to live on Lido Isle in a charming 2 bdrm home plus den Street to street location and within steps to one or Lido's finest beach1•s A m~t to see. S3SO.OOO Redhill~Realty 1 ;7:) -;:mo OPIH SUM»A Y 12·5 llYMTallACE POOL&VllW A cozy 3 bdrm home with formal dioing rm and pool. HI1bJ1 expan· dable view ol ha rbor and ocean. A great llating at only s:D0.000. · 1601 .... DOOM 644-7211 rJn N!Cfl UAIL£. Y & ASSUCIAl ES MEWPOAT ClEST T1J LEVB. + SP A + OCEAM VIEW! Magnincent! Highly up· graded tri-level end un· it, loaded with privacy! New t"arpeting and draperies. central air conditioning too! King b d r m s . 2 ''• b a t h s , separate formal dining. Gourmet kitchen with breakfaiit area Magnifi· cent orean view and view of rolling green· belt. Excellent terms . motivated sellers' Hurry and call. t"an't last! SSS-1111 ~ ~ ~~I.ESTATE 1LUFFS 3 Bdrm. 2 ba townhomc. Patio. 2 car gar .. pool. A real bargain. $155.500. CalJAgt. 64M146 675-5930 HfjtslMllccd Sl49.900. 2 Bd, 2 Ba, high balance loan. easy to as· s ume. no qualifying. Hurry! Greg Astle. 559-9400 NEWPORT H E IGHTS CHARMER! 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Fam. Rm. Formal Din. Rm . Gourmet kitchen. Fenced. IZ~ interest! Best term1! John Va· nian Co. 631-0800. MIWPOllT CllST V8Y NIY A Tl TWO beautirul condos Secluded W-estclirr I available. Different Dover 4 Br. ram rm. locations. Pool. tennis, c ourtyard. 2 frplcs . spa. CklH to beach & Open tiouH Sunday 12-4 HoagHoep. at 1S14 Highland Dr. C/21 Newport C..... Agt. 552-0880 640.5357 760-676~ OPEN l-5Sat. &Sun. 1527 llll!o~w.••!!!!!!!!!llll!llMU~S!!!!!T!l!S~a~[·I PIHTHOUSI Anita Lane. 4 br. 2"" ba. CCllMlo wftlli Dock Own/agt646-38S2 IOpdowt10.W.C. 6 bdrms. 3 baths. giant 2 Bdrm, 2ba. 290 deg •--------•I home . Ass ume 1st ocean, bay, mtn. city LIDOISLI S12S.OOO at 11~. $25,000 view. Poos. se(•. Lge as· OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 2nd at 14o/.-due 1995 or s umable loan. Balboa 118Via llhaca wrap $172,000 at l33•r: Penin. Fee land. C/21 225 Via Ouito with~ down. S215.000. Newport Cntr For more info, call Redhil l ~Realty 1;7:{ 7:)0(1 640-5357 760-6767 agt, Virginia O'Brien 673-1323 IEAUTIFUL ! Spac clean Portofino in l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Harbor View Homes. •~~!!!!!!~!1111~~-·I Community pool and clubhouse S299.000 fee Owner may carry 2nd GltlA THT VALUE IN NEWPORT-3Br. 2Ba den. pool. many up. grades. $178 .00 0 Owner/agt. S48-8665, 548·5758 llGCAHYON McLain El Dorado. 3br, view, S2SO.OOO. Install· ment sale. assum. 9'''. v AR. owe 2nd 640-9755 KIMGSIOAD VIEW LOT Subordination Possiblc & exrf'llt'nl lt'rm s $425,000 Dan Hodge H.wport Coastal Pr.,., 96().5..W) 760-9501 IAYAONT CHARMB. SUftH TaMS· 100/o DOWM Don 't wait on this lovely house with private dock. S47S.OOO. 641-0763 S3,900Down N.B. lbr. ~or631-7653 ~~c!~t J iXMCHmtl home with 3 bdrms. family room. country kitchen with a great pool " spa. Parquet floors with lots or used brick. Decorated in carthtone colon. Ck>le to Harbor Hiib. Assumable loan or Sl42,500, 1.2'7,, nxed rate loan. C•ll for more de- tails. F(" 'l. · 11 ~~:0F• · ilt\ I I 1/ I UDOllU w., ......... •••• 000. !'b m.4M4 wlldy•. ITS-UIS .~, .. C /21 M.wport Cntr 650.5357 760.6767 Newport llgts by Owner 2br w12 dbl l(ar! 675·3063 or 679-9667 MEWPOAT HTS. Charming 2 Bdrm, 1 ba, modern kitchen & bath. Lge lot, cul-de·sac. 64 l ·9203 or 646-2671 Le~ option or equity share the best buy on S• CleUMo:tc I 076 Bal. Penin. Charming ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2-sty Span. home on the Panoramic Oen View, parit ! Call Joyce Waltze. beautifully decorated & 631-1.286 lndscpd. 2Br. 2Ba. den, designer pool Ir spa. ex· tensive brick In & out. The Coast-Mystic Hill REALTORS Plan I. $310,000. Lg as--------s umable 12~'*· Open IAYFllOMT/DOCIC Sun 11 ·5. 603 Calle Do"ft' .,.__ 650IC Ganadcro. 498-6575 3 br. 2 ba, easily e.xpan-SPARKLING SPANISH ~able, favorable fmanc-ocn view 48r 3tnBa ing. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. ' · • 400MomingStarLn. fam r m . den . spa , Owner. 142.5357 S539,000. Conrad ti As· soc .• Agt Dorla 492-IMOO . HtwpotiH4Jh Npt. H~harmer + PQOI. 3 Cape Cod. rim rm. frpl, build up· 1out, Try 10% •nd owe. Diana. Aft. 831· 1286 SWlllUY Prime 2 bdrm trl level • /21,', ba. Oce•n view. 15~ down. 'Owe at tn. int. W•llt to beach/pool. Sl79,000. Tom Gotticr. Bllr141-9200 * Nltllil1 Down Newport Terrace 2 Br-2 Ba ran 1-aty. 2 Br·2~ Ba2-1t7. Jolln ll•r9hall m -me --RF/~- HFree omes. Adults dewrve freedom to live a dynamic coastal lifestyle i.n a home dnlg~ for adult living. The homes of Las Matias, from tlw wine ctllars to the dumb- walttl'$ to the Wtylit lofts, a.1t dearly dnipwd for frttdom· loving ~pie. 2 and 3 bedroom villa homes from IJ01,()(JIJ &J a.m.1<1~utk. IAYSHO•l~CCD. . Rare 5 bdrm. 3 ba home in 1ate-guarded community. Owned tfr remodeled by decora&or, featurtn1 wood floora, rreaela doon • windows. 1ourmet ~ountry kit. w luted ladek laland 6 IDcSaor BBQ, ma111lfte111t m..._ nite w /frple • bird''''"· v1-w flt 'fMer. ror iale .-er. "'5,000 fee. 81 Clrcle --.rw. ~ Olllll lat.,.. w 2Br, Cabana ti trlr, 3 pvt terest2nd. $480,000. Fully leased Stores nr Walk to Goldmine. 3Br. •••••••••··~··••••••••• bcbs, pool ti fl.shing pier. CJS Rea!tora l.Q$.5650 W estcliH Shopping l lhBa. lSOO sq ft, dbl 2br. frplc, entry kit, wlk 5 bllts to ocean. Elegant 2 S19900 499-3811 c garage. furniture . tobch.lllSO bdrm, ram rm & lien. · · Sale or leaac opt. New. enter, ll"k return on washer, drye r . dis · 645-5846 (S725 mo). Plush crpts, .... OFH••y-.. I Open house. 10.5. 169 E. full price of S375.ooo. 6 hwasher. custom frplc. .. , -...,. 1 .-.. St yrs new. Assume loans CozyCapeCod 2'r'.t ba, cedar & gtass. Lovely 2 Bdrm, 2 bath .....,, · C.M. of l~ &r 9~ interest SJS.000. lOo/. down. Call Wlk to bch new 3br. 2ba. Dbl car pvt gar, fvlly mobile home on a bluff hlcwProp1rtJ 2000 Ca ll Owner-Broker Jerry~~ • 2 car gar, 1850/mo maint. yd. Adults.· no over the ocean in North ••••••••••••••••••••••• 543...n i••y 1 .... _ •no... 759.9590 pets. Inquire at 527 11th. Laguna. Many extras. -----"~ " St . 7141910·6331 or include : cherry wood lO UNITS, Costa Mesa. 8 UN ITS , pride o f BUY "'.t AC. ldyllwild Sharp 2 Br. Iba. new 960-5112. cabinets and builtln like new. OWC. Fast ownership. Xlnt. cond. & mtn resort NOW ! Paved paint. cpts/drps. frplc. -------~-- vacuum. Long term land escrow, agt. 714-MJ.<>290 location. owe 2nd. or Cassler Dr .. Cty rd. All beam ceil, patio. gar, no HOMES FOR RE lease available. Super Eight 2 BR units. assume I s l TD o r util. Beaut. trees. Rear pets . $6 50 /mo . 3 & 4 Bdrm. SSSO.: financing. at.SOO. $334.500, OWC. fast $205.000 at 10"!. interest. & sides fent"ed. 22ft trlr 213/-.ao5 Fen cc d yard don o s en escrow. Agt. 714-641-0290 Asking S360.000. 631-7215 incl. 127.950 want cash. -gar11es. Kids & • gt B0.541-3714. Old World Charm . welcome. 9M-2s....-r f t',lJ !4 : .. , 12U N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH ., ..... La1una Beach Mobile Home. atepe to beach. 1 br. 1 ba-;-Rw crpta .tc drapes. many xtras. Space rent D'JS. Price $11,750. Call~. BY OWNER 2Br. vacant. Dana Point, $26.500. ·~i...-...1 BY OWNER-lBr, vacant, Ca p istrano Beach. SlS,000. 493-1•, 49S-1161 APPLIVALUY Near new 4·Plcx. 2 bdrm, 2 bath each unit with nrep&ace, cncloeed paUo. doable gara1c. 1115,000. Bill Grundy. Rltr, m.oll. FOUIPLIX Westside Costa Mesa. Needs some work . 122.000 yr incom.c. Full price $225,000. Owner will carry t~ interest w/.O,OOOdn. ~··P~~~€~ R.E. lnvestmcnts 3333W. Coast Hwy. NB 645-6646 •EXCITING• Weal d •hr Dplx .............._..,....... Lr1 2 Bdrm units -~ w/frplcs and each bas Beautifully customized lrg yard. Enclosed 24'xSO' Viking Home 11.rap. Assumable low 2Br. 2Ba & ent"loscd rate loan. Offered al porch. In La1una Hrna $119,900. 540-31198 nicest S star part. 21 yrs oldtiolder<JEU59J • \r,,..., .... .., .. ,0.. ..:..-~ A Doll House. 20x42, 2Br, a · -O•of~ 3bdrm, den . 2ba . 9'13-Zlnl.Agt .. noree;. <, DUPLEX Prop1u+, 2550 rs/mo. Open Sat/Sun, S21t,t50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 081...anapur. 87S-2740 or .... ,....... CONTEllPRARY, cedar <213Jm..SC!JO. 2 & 3 Bdnn units, 2 baths & &IMa home. Neatled In C......... 3224 ca. 2 Doorl from sand. a l'\ll'al sett.Ing on 2.61 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cloee to Newport pier & acres. 280 avocados. 2 br, l llie i.o.e, cloMd shops. Ideal loc. for Thia 3 BR~ ba bomc sar. r.coed :rant. upta summer/wtmetrental. features fine kitchen 6 dr•pea. washer fr W..,M. T.ylerCe. amealtlca, Incredible drJW boelr·ap. 'no pet. ...._.. 644-4910 views, privacy, block ... ,.,. ?r...a COSTA MESA 7 Units. Bread & Butter. That'a what these iajls arc referred too. Ap-prox. 'h acre, conve- nient to all stores. 3 2Br. ti 4 tBr. IZS0.000. Good terms. Poulble trade. M t"Nas h Re alty , &q-13.'M, 142-3578 eves. 4 Unit: Costa · Mesa. S278,000. owe. ?.gent welcome. MS-2075. 4 Pl.IX s 165,000 IGood rental area. Nds S40,000down. bottom pool and spa. Nice clean 2 Br. 1 Ba. Fin an c in g a v a i I . F~ yard. new paint, 1288,SOO, 714-745-9917 ; pr. sczs. i.t. last + SJSO 741.-. lanica, •it. aec. Z5iM Oranie "D ". ~of S... 5'4Um. ...... .., 2600 --------d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR J Ba. hardwoo 40Aac.aicOreaonCoat. floon. 1mall pct .OK. 2 Eledricity, fenced. out-dl.lldftft OK. Ava.tJ C/15. slandin& view. access!· UIS. Ask for Les. ble, owner41'3·2418 _548-__ 90 ______ _ 1..cMt, ,__, 2 BR 1 Ba. ZS2 Knox St. ....... 2700 E /Side.. 1620 util incl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Drive by. call64S-7009 3 Br l'h ba, rrptc, &Wot. jac, tennis cout~ '550/rno, lat/laat,r ec dcp. Dlue m 1m &714/.... - 4Br, tra. ram. rm. nel&llborbood. -•o. Da111 : 142-ZDI. Evd • wknda: e.5'190. # Small lbdrm. lba boetff. walk to bch. clean, q91iet. ... 1at + S250. 531 ... aftl!pm. • . 2 BR, den. 2~ ba, jµx. condo. Pclol, jac .. 2 tfll' ear.-.0.8*974 l Spa~. Lie 4BR lw. Fam rm, /rplc, E4WOn H.S: 11115. '1s-.5484 t•tt Calironll• C1aaic B Sea 3 Br. den or 4 Br. Ba. rrplc, RV boat cess. covered ~tio. ner lot. near schoot ocean. 1725/mo +sec -:r,.::;';' ICIDS/ftlTS OK £-Side. fe nced yard. garage, 2 Br. S545. 642-2510. 646·4848. -Water Incl. Call 846· 2 BR. -encl 1ar. adlts, no an Sor wknds anytim PRIME EASTSIDE TRIPLEX pets. $450. 773W. Wilson, 4 B 2 n -F 631-48119 r. ..... am rm. I UMTS IY OWMB A s s u m a b I e h i 1 h Nr Disneyland.Gross balance. low interest $30,000 + l!d potential. loan. PRIN. ONLY. Call Owner wil[ carry-Prin now. asking 1225,000. lBa, walk-in closets.,_-_______ _ Many xtras. 122.SOO. CLASSIC MOllLIHOME SALH Only ... JOllZ Agt.~1388 TAX ADVANTAGES to the tentleman rarmcr. avocado/citrus grove on 38 acres + 5.000 sq.ft. home. Pool & grove managers house. in Fallbrook a r ea . $1 ,650.000 . Agt . 714-745-9917 ; 741 -8692 ; 741-76318 Pallllroolr 16A. avocado l•nd, 150 trees, 40xSO bldg. 1275.000. owe or trlldefor home 67S.9473 location. Gardener. I M M A C U L A T E 84()..6203. " EASTSIDE 3 Bdrm 2 . ----- bath. family room , Lovely 3bdrm. l:t4 fenced yard. S800 mo. house. nr beach. Call Barbara. Barrett 8 4 2 · S6 3 I wk d • Rlty.842-5200 963-1497 after 6p 2706 Harbor, Ste 208A 540-5'37 GOOD [NCOM E .... t: ... , '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Prop1rtir 2100 LUCERNE VALLEY 7 Unitl.1255,000 Pasa. H rt 8 t ti Est ate Sa I• , 1 9 6 3 32 Unita $750,000 lngl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• orsc propc Y · s a wkenda. * lbr Duplex off street pr kg. quiet no pets 3 BR. l "'.t ba. 2 car ga Lakewood Mobile home, Lgcoffbldl. $37SK R,B. Two improved industrial bam. great loc. Gd cond . 2Br&idenl80,000Artes. bldgs, 2 years old . 10acrcs.2Brtbahouse. 1325/mo. 848-2474 days yrd w/patio, nc'! cpts, drps. Pets/kids Nr. Beach & Yorkto 9650.988-6876 Wkdays please call 4Brnrbch$200,000NB. Westminister , Agl. StS0.000. Webb Realty • 2brHousew/gar.quiet, 759-4173. Mosturidcr9Xgross. _7_1_4 ... _l_-0290 _____ -i 493·0761. 496-7649. no pets $450/mo 848-2474 ft kd Jc 831-2170 days ------....-----1- A RTIST I c 2B 2B A Zpmw ys.Agt. LohforS-. 2200 ---------1 ---'--------Townhouse in beau r • 1 847-8511 898-M26 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... Co.ch In lrvlne's pre-1x...a.. 2100 Men Verde, 3 br. 2 ba, Villa Pacific 2 Br. D Two R-2 lots. Capistrano ~-· Ba. Wet bar & nrepl stigious Groves. Vaulted i--1111111111111111111~!11!!'!~----Beach. view. by owner. ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, ram. rm. gar. dr ccllln11! Impeccable! SllCOUMTIY .., tenm.491-1542. Fu-•-... -"Condo1'nMaul Opentt.-.557·2382 2 car 1arage. Super patio. A real beau· Mammoth Lakes Con-I nua_... s'auna. tennis. Le • ty ! Call Florence doe. New studio. Studio WATBFltOMT will trade for Orange COUl51PAll '550. March Lit. •1 832-1706 or 973-4772, loft.lbdrmloft.lbdrm. LOTS Count y property . 3 Br 2 ba. frplc, lg orSM-4133. r-iandRltr 2 bdrm. Af CABODELESTE 142-8lll50Agcnt. kitchen . like n ew -------.-.-...,.,...... · ew · cpta/clrpe. Newly paint-3 Br. 2 Ba. New LIKE BRAND NEW! 2 waterfront home sites ..... ed. Lft fncd rear yard, carpet.a. paint, nrepl bdrm + 1~ ba, laundry remain on Lake Miason ••••••••••••••••••••••• dct. dbl 1ar w/opener. bute yard. fru.it t in kit. Sep din rm . Viejo. This Is the f\nal Hows Fw hbul lmmac eond. S895 mo Acnm from part. Decorated in told tones. opportunity to build •••-·-•-•••• .. -••• lie. lmmed. occupancy. int' Id 1 G 1 rd e yourdreamhome. From ...... I 1 d1 1107 Owner.9"-4227 1314127. 5• La1. Hills. All. M·F . S285,00Q. Call Henry ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------r- 9 ·I . 964-6833. Aft IMC~PIOPaTllS Durantat71485S-1081. CllarmiqSbdnn,Sbath UIE.llthSt.Clean3Br, Clean, charmin1 2 6 p M I S & S 9 . 1 p M ~•or •--me un-ba...__. ....... a· ....__t bit yard. No clop. Alley den. frplc, •·e yd, 7 ... -" 111'" 2 acrea vacant parcel. ,. .. ~ wRU ---_ .. ---. 1ta . ! e have 5 pro-R·l, ln prime area. Lai. float. 11100 mo. BIU a.cam.-·-· 1 a r . Ga r r i e AC1'M9tforS. 1200 pertlea in C.M. Priced Bch.IMS,000,2t%down. Gnmd:r.ITS-1111. ..-TH6TS Brookburst , I ••••••••••••••••••••••• right at less than ,.,____ 1 _---... 31 ... 842·1'18 WO~\i.rn~~gUBE :.!.~~11fc:q~~J.•rn~ ::.:Ji~. ::.'!:'::.:::::' ........ ~ ~:.~·;:!.~-.;::.:~: Ir. IBa, •w ca tr you have $114,000 and tereated?Then call us. I...+ 2400 lmm.e Woodsy Channer 15lM ~ventde Pl. Curt. New driveway. I wlllt 35~ yield MlllU•I· ••••••••••••••••••••••• re c e n t I y r e · 142-515114 to bch. 1110 I ly. --a..-. -.ooot-o • ID-• -... decor•ted/remocleled, ta_.. _._ • ....,_ .. ,_....,_ ... ._ --l ....... _ •-l d'-2 Br I full beth condo. 2 -------1-- r.ear deed ot i.n.t beu-._ -· TII ... me · .111 Exec retie•'· tri-le~cl, rm 11•· aunny deck car pt. 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WlU ,_., lrWfJO c ............ JIZJ rr4 , auto a•rln .. era. --•11 · 1 0,,...,. ' Soul .. land Realtor1. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 1•r•••r atlulu, n u -,_.., IWrm. Jbi 5"·l'40 Stud1o, lua. apa, TV, ...... t1H l mo All _ • • h 1 r d , 1 • r Ocean and bay vu, mald aervlce. phone. Le IJlr, 28il llidl OK, encl New...,. .... ZIOO Ml· ft. 1•ra1e; nr OCC. 1435 EMC.~. Bull mo.~7171evea ·• OI,...... U. pool, lllM· ........ .art. JaNUI, partr Ilka laftdlHplnl. llOll beautlt\al bld1. (ft :!!! 1111 panoramk .t.it. .,,,, V•r--1111!1 s-nlhouae, 2 1MI 11.""5 tlOO/wk. a.ZZZT "..._. Atth 11i .. t t1 Hu 8r 2 Ra, pvt 1uarded La.rte 3 bdrm. 2\-'I bath, ..,..,.Ol'f'1•-.. 1dlllt C"Omm Pool. 1p1, pool, greenbelt, 116() mo. wooe•••• llldl ~ tolora ZBr, IAa t~J. ror11•r ul\M 1-dM'ap.a ~Ho •tow Nini wtllr Jdry1 , • "'° ctr °"''. Lio •d ft.I MU mo 0.. M'r accnl 4Br r.-cr.-at u• ruon1 IBa Oarace Full view ol ouan 11)()0,mo c y m , c I u b h o u 1 e . 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. W75 mo. Sl200 f mo 615 '4118, Blir,644-0134. __ _ 83.3-7S41 l lM.JI -H1rbor R1dat1 Lautre 2 Br. upper duplex 132 46th. St. '550. 4 Br. upper N pl Shotts S795. Agt . 642-lllSO. S1UDIO Profnslonal buaiaeu person. Nonsmoker. Adult over 40. TV . $300 /mo. -494-0651. Qt SW Trwaa1.tre IJh1nd t HR ltil' <"•bana newly decor Beau& cJCcan vie.-l800 mu Mardi I J ul I Adltx 714 W I *1 munt Model. 1''ull oce.n vlew. '2500 mo 760 1977 11.U"S -: ---.._..,...._. J7H Irvine Terrare ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• view home. 4 Bdrm, 4 Spectacular Oceanfront. bath. private comer lot. Avail. now. 2_. Br. Con· 11200 mo. Call Anita, do. 873-SURF. W~ IC'at " 2 Rr I"°' 8'I PlllO P' l 10\' boaUn1 t•nn11 pool ~ '!lO Alt 64().9900 3~r 2~8•. split le\el l:la.ck B•.y vu 3 br. 2•,, ba, lrl lev.-1. r.-dec 6'4-0834. ~ 7281 Laun>lwood paoo homt. 3 encl dbl 1ar Oco n br 2 bll ~ly rf'dtoc lae Can)'on \flew No rlogs LI\ rm "' ffl>k, master 1'150 mo Dyll 759 S807. Atlrlit'llve 3br, hse 2ba frplc. burned ceiling, else to b c h . gar . S795t mo 675·6606 . 496·8339 eves Sa val(e Wild&Co. Agt. ror appt. 963-81112 or 770-4706. Luxury Oceanfront ---------1 Weekly. 2or 3 Br. Comp. Oceanfront home, new 3 furn . incld linens . Eve1 642·8907 br •Wl l" 2 l.'ar g~r Si50 mo Mt 9119 7581 Arch Beach Hgt.s' 2br. 2 bdrm. 4 bath with all the 640-flM. amenities. 2 rireplaces & , car gar. l'I001mo avail ~ br 2 ba. den. lJ\ rm. 2 March l. af\5 494-4802 Mewporl THTaee Condo 38r , 2..,Ba. garage. Isl & last. No pets. t&OO/m~ 645-9219_ a wet bar. l year lease, l2000 mo. R.H.R. Agt. r ar encl iiar det home 1n Northwoods encl back yd, comm pool & tennis Avail 3 l 81 USO mo s.s 1 1690 Jbdrm O<'ean view home for lease S775 or lease op· lion to buy. only S4000 down. 646-0719. 673·7300 . Open Sat/Sun 1·5 4911 Seashore Drive 3 Bdrm. 2"'1 Ba. 2-sty, IMj C~ C•toM pool/ spa. frplc. dbl gar. On golf oourse. 3 Bdrm Diana. 855· 1358 or 4 br 3 ba. dN home Laci--Hill 3250 + ram rm. $18()0 mo 631 l21116 Agt Encl back yd. comm. • • • •••••••••• • ••• •• • •• • Agt. 76().8617 -· ---·- po o I. tennis , S795 Brand.new Exec. 38r. New~rtHgt;. 2br dbl s .. .-. S.Sl 1690 2~a. Condo. Cable TV. gar, gardener. $650/mo C .... tr.o . 3271 air, near frwy, schools. 675-:.163or679·9667 eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• DE F.RF! ELD Twnhse mall. garage+ storage. --------GorJ(eous 2Br. tBr. 2 sty 3br.3baw/famrm.new pool,tennis.527·3499. HVH 4br , 1800 Pl twnhse. 2 car gar. S450 r pt, cle an S700/mo. L--..... __. 3252 Renwi c k . n o pets . mo.496·7080 559-8506 mid day GCJllMI "'.,..... gardener. S9SO /mo lse 32,0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640~5836 T111tlR Niguel Shores. Perfect ---••••••••••••••••••••••• RINTALS 2br +den 21.Az ba 3Br IV•ba 3Br2"'zba S7SO s hape. 3 Br. 2 Ba. New Newport Crest 3 Br. 2....., Beaut. Meredith Galleria $575 beige carpe t . Guard Ba. Ocean view. Pool. 2206 Ridgewood. Santa S8SO gate. pool, tennis . S875 tennis. S875 mo. 642·3493. Ana. Z700 sq ft. 5 Br. 3 mo. 644-S403, 831-1293. --------Ba . Imm e d a v a i I. Lrg 3bdrm, 211..ba. E . Lease/Option. Open Sun MluloRVlefo 3267 Bluff condo, fam rm,.din l2·3. S900 mo. 1st. last & ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. on greenbelt. Bob s ec. Ora ng e Coas t Beaut. New, Exec hme 67~agt. F inancial Realtors . 2800' 2\.liba, 3br. study, 957-0701. fam rm. a /c, 2 frplcs. 3 Br. 2 Ba. large yard. 2 ---- gardener. view of lake. car garage. ·1745 mo. W......_ter 32911 lake priv. 3 car gar.I 675-0l562. •••.••••••••••••••••••••, S92S/mo 22396 Salmeron. -Like new 3 Br. home in IJ523 CAMPUSJ>a:fR'/U(E 768-()4,S4 Attractive Newport Ter· xlnt cond. Lovely back --------race condo. 3bdrm . 2ba. yard. $625. 962.7940 -Luxurious M allorc a $650/mo. Kids welcome. -- Very lg & luxurious nu w /breathtakinR vu of 646-9169. C~- home in Wdbrg 4 Br, 3 lake. 3 Br 2 Ba. powder u..fwlllshed 3425 Ba, fam rm, A IC. frplr . rm, breakfast area & din IA YPOIMT COMDO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ir g yr d w auto rm. Lrg ms tr sle. 2 Professionally decoral F REE RENT till 3/31 /81 i;prinklers. gardener. no decks. frpk . /\IC. pre· l'd. New spacious 2 Stry Htg . Landma rk 3br. pe ts . $950/mo Al!t. stigiousgated comm. No 2 Br. 2V:t ba. frplc. encl L'ondo brandnew.adults '194·(1191 pets SIOOO m o. /\I! l patio. gar. S975/nio lse 0 n I y ove r 4 o y rs . 494.0791 Susan. 957·65(17, 540·7238 S700tmo. 759-9341 Univ. Park Terr Condo. 2 br . 2 ba. 2 cnr i?araj.!e. patio. we t har, fprk . <'omm pool & Jll<' S6f>O mo. 833-0618 • Ocautiful view home J Br 2 Ra . Fa m . rm. frplc $695. 640 9646. Newport hac:h 3269 C'ustomizetl 4 Br. 13 •Ba. ••• ••••••• •••••••••••• • manv xtras Must see. Ocean vu 2 Br S625 J Br $800 ·mo Joana 640·4950 2'•1 Ba S675. :u?t John Mar.;hall Turtlemck J br utrium h o m e. pref. non s m oke r s. S825 /m o 631 1266 Harbor View llo mes · F.legant Mone;co 2 nr Oen, 2 Ba. Lg I.. R Cat h Ce il . frplc. din rm . Romantic yard . boat s torage. comm. pool S850 per mo. 213/335·97 IO or 7l4/640-0163 2500 sq ft condo, Jhr. fam rm. 2..,ba, 2 <'ar gar 11400. 557-7883 Laule E nt e rpr ises. 3br. 2a,.zba. Npt. Terrace. 731·4445 X33. ----Pool. jac. ffl>lc. kids ok. S pacious 3bdrm condo. 21,. ba , (~uiel loc S7S01mo. 631-1759. 631 4744 2 story. 2bdrm condo. Laurelwood in Tustin. ~/mo. Jill· 891-076 1, 833-7880dys. Spacio us 2br. 11,,ba . frplc. new cpt, a ll built- ins. dbl gar. yard. C.M. nr back bay . 1550 673-6"100 Newport Shores Canal N pets S6SO 640-1419 Oeerfield 2 Br townhome. front 4bdrm . 3ba. newly 0 · · ·-TowM.:i•e den. 2 Ba. crpttdrapes. deoorated, 2 blocks to SWEF.PING VIF.W u..twwlshed 3525 frplc, garage. pa tio. 1m ocean. 962-6683 3 Bdrm 2~ bath condo in ••••••••••••••••••••••• med occup S625 Newport Crest. Ocean C .M . Laural Point NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAR-ROUND FUN: Social Act1v1t1es D• reel"•• Free Sunday Brunch• BBQ s •Par· ties• Plus much more GREAT RECREATION: Tennis • Free Lesson~ (pro & pro shop)• '1 Health Clubs• Sauna• Hydroma ssage •Swim ming • D11v1ng Range BEAUTIFUL APART- MENTS: Singles t & 2 Bedrooms• Fur ntshed & Unfurnished •Adult L1v1ng •No Pets ' Models Open daily 9 to 6 Oakwood Garden Apartments N•wport Beach/So. '700 16th SI 1Dover di 16tn 1714) '42·5113 Newport Be•ch/No. 880 lr-.ne •di 16tt 714) 645·1 104 F a nt astir 1 Bdrm , beautifully furn. Pool. jac. gym. sec bldg. S850 mo. Agt. 760-8617 li9 Canyon Twnhse $2000/mo. 2br. 2ba. golf course vu. priv patio. balcony off liv rm/. master bdrm. Pool/J ae· /Tennis 1 yr lse wtcondi· lions. 1st/last/sec dep. AGT. 64(Mi614 s ...... Caplatuw 3771 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New condo. lbdnn fu~. $450. Call collect <213 ) 790-4887. AP'!* I I Is Uuufwull•d 2131939-3041 bef 2 PM 1••5• __ -... M•M-A•.,,.1111!1511!1110 ....... -1 and Catalina view S900 Twnh m e . 2 ms te r ,. ..," ,... ,... mo Call Max bdrms, 21-'.z ba, frplc, ,_.___, I ... 3107 Woodbridge Condo 2 Br. Spectacular home on 5 p atio. swi m I j a c . -II I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dill oeeu vu l Br, newly decorated w/1•r•1e. AduJta "75/mo. Alli for Fayet40-.00 Nice view. Jbdrm, 2ba, 2 aundeclll, frplc. beama. no petl. Rkbard MO-ll50 dys: M).70TZevn. . Bach room, pvt entrance, cable TV. utll ~· Quiet person only. 10, lat. last + $75 refundable dep. Call Answer Ad HU. 24 hn, 842-GOO. 2 Bdrm, l ba. 3 blks to bch. 517~ Goldenrod. sszs. 714~3008 lBr brilht & sunny, quiet neidtborbood. $t25 mo. 710-0'111 Xtra Irr 2bdrm. yrd, pvt beach access. wood beam celling. no pets. lil!OO/mo. W-9215. Executive 2Br. 2'i'i Ba + Den, F. Dining F. R. 1--493-8083 Beautiful 5 Br 2 Ba. So. of Hwy. 950/mo. 644·9990. Agt. Can see after Sun· day Costa W... 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ...... ~ Newly decor. as pd, e n c I ga r . p o o I , d /washer. Adults . 642·5073 3 .. To .. •M Newly decor. gas pd .. enc I gar .. p oo I . d /was her. Adults 642.5073 - HEWLYDECOR. l Br. gas pd, encl gar. d /washer. pool. Adults. 642·50'73 -- Spacious 2 Br·S365. Pool & laundry fac. 548·9556 from l2-7PM. - Newer 2 Br. 2 Ba. S425. Avail. approx. Feb. 1st. 760-1418 or 548·8675 eves orwknds. VILLA CORDOVA Most util free. New crpt. e ncl gar age, patio. dshwhr. landry rm. No pets. !BDRM S395 2 BDRM S46S 2.123 Elden Ave .. CM 642·7605 PINE BLUFF AP'l'S Spac. 2 br, 2 ba. Adult complex, patio. view. frplc . encl gar .. gas stove, dishwasher, spa, lndry rm. From s.500. SPMC 63l~UYi Near new 2bdrm. 2ba, frplc, laundry fac. new B•J Newport Beach WW. view. n unit com. plex witll tennil court, pool, a,.. S1000 per mo. Call Shella M1-IOZ2. 2Br. !Ba. Balcony 9400. 2Br Studio l~Ba. PaUo S475. B.I.. D/W, 1ara1e. adulta. no pet.a. 845-1157. S4M29l. Super Back Bay 3bdrm Condo. New crpts, drps, paint, enclosed 1•r•1e. $700.142-etOO. M l".SA VERDE home at- moepben. 2 ft 3 dlx apts. Nopeta. 546-103'. .... , ...... Adu lt s . We II landscaped. 731.e829 or 631~. Larae 1 Bdrm. Upper From DIO. Quiet build· i ng with beautiful landscaping. ADULTS OVER 35. No pets. LEEWARD AP'I'S. 2020 Fullerton Ave. t blk E . of Newport Ave. & 1 Blk So. of Bay. 631-0397, 2Br. lBa. wall to wall carpeting, drapes t/o. Bit. ins. Single ,car. Adults only. S395 tm(). 631·5188. 2 Br. yard. gar, E.Side. child/pet ok. S475 641-0763 2br, lba, E. Side adult $390/mo. no pets 543-S478 2 Br. I ~ Ba. 1445. Unfum. Apt.s. Adults, Newly re- decor ated . Balcon y . dshwr. a te. gas & water paid. Carport. pool. par- ty rm. Call aft tOAM . Casa Granada. 9:!9-1911. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba apt. Gara,ge. a vail Mar 1st. Savage. Wilde & Co. 675-6606 S4.20. 2 BR. pool, patio. adults. no pets. 325 J . 17th Pl. off Santa Ana Ave . 646-5 137 aft 11AM-7PM 1 Br. Eastside, small but c ozy w /lots of neat wood. S320. 642·9450 aft 5PM. -- Quiet l Br. l Ba. New c rpts & drps . Good Eastside loc. Mature Adults only $325. 147 E. 18th. St. #4, C. M. THE VICTORIAN 2Br. l t,;Ba. w /gar. Adlts . new cpt.s, drps, bllns . fncd yd . •·ater pd. 636-4120. 667 Victoria St. S415 Large l Bdrm /bachelor S325 including refriR & a II util. 851-2175. me...,. . ~~s" Beautifully landacaped l•rden apta, PaUoe or decb. Pool ft apa. Heat paid, covefl!d parkin1. Adulta, no pets. 1 or 2 pencnsOK. Bach $345 lBdrm S380-MOO 2250Van1uard Way S40-IDS or 548-2408 3br. 2ba, dlsbwuber. frpk. yd, new crpt- palnl, no peta, 9500. 2135 S.ntaAna.-.etl8 Neat, clean, lBr, w/1ar. Only at.S. Quiet Back Bay. 280 Del Mar. 982-2111 EASTSIDI 3 Br. l~ Ba. Townhouse. No peU. 1545. 127 21st. St. Days 841-421112. 2 Br I Ba, $450/mo, lst, last, S300 sec. No pets. Submit on children. Dan 675-41&S. em 646-5096 WESTRAY AP'I'S. large 2 Br. 2 Ba. $475. New garden apt.s, pal.ios, spa. Adults, no pets. 398 W. Wilson, 631·5583 Spac. E.Slde garden apt. 28r. l ~Ba. enc. gar. Pvt. pat. \.liblk to shop. Adlts. $450/mo. 642-0461. -- Townhouse t y pe apt. 2bdrm, l li'iba, patio. closed gar. gd E . side l oc . Adult s . $41 0 . 646-2280. 2br, 2ba. lge rms. adults only, no pets S450/mo. 642-615 SOUTH Coast Terr. 2 br, H.B. , l"rom'.., ...... lt a BR. 2~ Ba twnble. fplc. 1ar .. C?blldnn • peta OK. 9100 mo. AND. 2 BR 2 Ba, ,.r, ebUdren OIC. 1 mile to PCH ... 15 mo. tlf-mTfromtAll.JPll. - '' :~ r 1 ; l r ~~ 11111r<1 , • I & 2 BR PlllO Apes • D1shwis11trs & 880 s • Pool & Rec Room • G•ro.ri l1rlCHc11>•1!9 • Jog 10 Beach & SllOos Sf A£ NVIHO NMf NT •' . I<:.,~ 1 ,., , o / ". I Dplx. 3br, Zba, quiet, nr Civic Clr, dbl encl. 1ar. frplc. near new, l&e patio, SS75. 18Z·Ollt 3 Br. 1\-'l Ba. Kids OK, no pets. Carport. $450. 9M-258S or WTS-2971 Agt .. no fee. Nr beach. 2 br, l 'i'i ba twnhse, crpt, drapea. frplc, bit-ins, encl. ear. washer and dryer hook· ups. 9575. 538-~ lBr rondo. Pool, sauna. etc. Secured parking, util. incl. S425. Eves: 84G-4S80 1 & 2 Bdrm. Cottage s tyle apts. Newly decorated, drapes, carpets. stove. Xtra large units. divided family section. Patio & non patio apts. avail. N ea r s h o pping & transportation. Beach & G arfie l d . 19161 Delaware. 847-3020. l b a con do . A 11 amenities. Avl. 3·1. S47S. FREE RENT till 3/31/81 Htg. Lankmark 3br, Condo brand new. adults r only over 40 yrs . Sat/Sun, wkdys aft 6PM. 2 13-425 -7671 0 21 J.868.1994 --1 BR. S305. Nr. s hops bus. ocean. Pvt patio stv. 64.5-1223 ------- 2 Br. 1 Ba. l Story. s ha~ drps. patio. frplc. d w beam ceilings. prv. gar Ad Its. S450. 2650 "G ' Elden. 1 l )538-8406 - 2 Br. l "z Ba. Townhouse Air. garage. fn cd patio. Adults. no pets. S435 645-4837. ------- Sharp clean 2 Br. 1 Ba. built Ina. Wutslde 4 plex. Kids OK. no pe~ $395. 645-2478 eves wknds. 1BR/lba&28Rtlba. Ne w carpet.'! & paint S32S S38S. No children or pets 644-7722 days , 646-34 36 eves & weekends S'100 tmo. 759·9341 2 br. I ba condo. Patio. pool. child ok . 8387 Ben· jamin, ~. 846-9079 XTRA-LGE 2BR. 2BA Pool. Jacu:ui. Adults Huntington Harbor area S495. Cat welcome 16885Lynn 846-»41 2 Spacious Bdrm. IBa Xlnt. location. Near frwy & shopping center Sep . garage . No c hildren. no pets. S400/mo. Eves la wbds aft. 8' call Beth MZ-8132. or wttdys: 9-5, call Mr. Eskaros: 9153-0300. crpts, drps & paint. Encl gar, $450. Adults, no ---'th I & ••••••••••••••••••••••• I V:z ba Earth to n es . acr es wi p oo VlLLA BALBOA 557-2721,556·022'7 BREED PTS frlplc, cer ami<• tile separate guest& maid's Corne r p e nth ou s e tbdrm house, partially pets. 1173·2113. 494·5758 LAR.GEBACHw/patioin l NEWBach.S3lA5 • & New l Bdrm Condo near Civic Center. Pool. len- n i s. c lu bhouse No children or pets. S495. 644-7722 dys. 857 2026 e vtwknds. L. ht •-h l quarters. Facilities for fum, close to-beach, t d It 1 1g -c eery. qu1e 14 horses Beautiful Spacious 2 Bdrm 2 bath, Apwlw11t1,_,.,11Md S4SO/mo. Call Larry or eves qute • u comp ex Frplc. rec room, pool, a rea. 1625· call S40·9605 stall'I with exercise & partial oce an view . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jim64&-7434agta. Stunnln& lar1e 1 & 2 w /pool, spa, bbq. No jac uzzi e n clos e d MEAR THI IEACH 2Br, 2Ba. bltns, skylite, pvt patio. gara1e: adlt.'1. S4l5 mo. 4922 Edinger ~or 846-6234 bef_l~moraft3pm..: -show arenas. I year Skyligh t s and open ..... , ........ 3707 ---------Bdrm n-_._ t pets. S325 mo. Mesa ga ._ Ga & ter be S7 ·2 --·l•.....,n ap . Pines , 2650 Harla . ra,._. 5 wa Woodbridge Sycamore lease. ams. 50mo. •••••••••••••••••••••••Just moved into town? Pool• rec. area. 710 W. 5'9-3"7 pd. Adults. no peta. 393 ' Plan. 4 Br. 3 ba. No pets . __ Ba_rr_et_t_R_lt_y_. 64_2_·5_200 __ , 1 Br. Carpets, d~apes, Then get acquainted with lltb. St. · Hamilton. C.M. 645-4411. $750mo. incl. gardene r . Nwpt. Heights. 3Br/2Ba u~:~~l~frif~~ ~tt•:3~· t he Cl assified Ads . Newer,closetobeach ,lrg 3Br. 2Ba, upn.r. Near lbr. peUo, quiet adults . ...,,5"2881 ·1 M R f i . ' They're the easiest wav E.slde 2 Br 1 Ba, &ood 2 Brw/frplc, lr0 0 ara•e. ..-..... -""---ava1 . ar. l. e r g. 875·0935 ~ ".. .. Oran1e Cout College. no~·-· "'i!!!!!!!i!if!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Grdnr S750 mo 645-7400 to find just the items and *atioa. no pets. MOO. balcony. $495, tst. last + S4SO/mo. l4l..-T 545-78Sl. Woodbridge condo. J Br . ..,, · · · 2 br dplx. newly decor. servicesyouneed'. Immed.79-1914 tlOOdep.831-7900 I v. Ba. 9600/mo. (213) yrly, $750/mo, + utils, Duplex, newly decor. 2 Bdrm, 1 bath upstairs, 498-6090eves & wknds no children. no pets. G...,... 3102 ., .. ,... 1102 .... ,.. 3102 2bdrm, lba. adults, no kttdl/din rm • ~'bath Woodbridae end-unit con· 675-43112or842-0389. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• peta . ......_l. -down. Pvt patio. Pref. " mature adults. Quiet do. 2Br. den.1Ba. lstry, CostoW... 3724 Lovely 2 Br. sundeck . area.MSOmo.ll0-1315. dbl. gar. Frplc. Pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &•nee. Mature couple, park. 1650. 768-4746. SUSCASITAS SJX EXCELLENT nopeta.'72E.20th.St. !bdrm. newly decor. 768-'T744 -washer, dryer, refrtg. H .... 1101 VIEW LEASES Furn 1 br. apt. -...&up. Roomy 3 Br. Townhouse walkin& d istance to WoodbridgeCondo 3br . '"' ~~·2fft°N~~:.· :r APARTMENT Apt. in quiet Adult shoppin1. aduJu only. •1•ba.t600/mo. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. family ro~m 548-4968btwn8&5PM complex. Newly re-10152 Alcott Cir. tvlc wrk 851 -2000 . hm with new ca rpet in g . {.,lu1et decorated, fireplace. Brookhurst •Adami). 675·1078 neiJrh bor hood a p lus . Vac<.1nl. CASA DI ORO LOCATIONS enclsd patio• garage. Shown by app't only. L UTILITIES PAID So ..... 1525 mo Call Answer Ad lt444, 24 Coif Course Condo. 2Br. Sl .000/mo. A L rry no .--· · h Den. All amenities. Xlnt Compare be fore you JN ORANGE COUNTY fl45.331Uorll7S.5949 n ,142..UOO. loc.S750mo.675·9132. !')bedroom. :l1:• bath. hirge ho me r ent. Cus to m design • . Luxuryw/view2Br.1Ba. 38rrondo.Refrig.,frplc, readv to move into now. Ocean and re"atures: Pool. BBQ. w/spa, bit-ins . Mesa patio. carport. SS50. Rancho San J oaquin ni "hl light view. Sl.3501mo. cov'rd garage, ne w Verde near Hunt. Bch. 893-JMS. View Condo. 2br w /den. "-$450. 527.M!)g U p grade d . commty furniture. surrounded An outstanding selection o f adult and family ---------1 Nr new xtra dlx twnhs pool/golf. S750 /m o :l bedroom. 2 hath Carmel mocle l.1 wAditulhtP1 11Wl.h lantdsitcapbeingt. apartments to rent, all in beautifully landscaped H_.ra.•--1t 3140 apt ft unit lg 3br 2""b• 644-SS98 /\ 11 new decor· Easy act~~s to P<>O No peta vinit 8 11 5 · surroundings with excellent recreation facilities. • •••• ~ ••• :'::....... form din rm+ bkfst rm .and schools. Gardener. $850/mo. 1 Bd~ furnished S410 frplc bltns WD hkup Rancho San J oaquin 2sly 2 Bdrm furnished 1480 • New large 2 Br. 2 Ba. sun-skylights vaultf'd ceil- Condo 2 master bdrms. GREAT FEATURES deck. private garage, ings dbl attch gar etc den, 21hba. comm 't y :JMW. Wilson.542·1971 Choose from a variety of bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom in lotsohtras.846-9501. 982554$-3804. pool/jac .. w/dryer incl. Newly d ecor . 1 Br. garden and townhouse apartments with central air moM2-8378 Duplex. Sep by garages. conditioni ng, fireplace, laundry hookups, spacious WOODBRIDGE GABLE· Quiet. Empld Adult over patios. Some units have cathedral ceilings, separate .. _ B 35. No peU 1330. di l · 2Br. '""'• 2 a . 9680 mo. S48·t<rll. dining areas an arge c osets. 552-8232 aft 6PM. 'UNIV. PARK 4 br. 2\-'l ba aep. home, choice loc, xlnt cond, 915. Ask for Ginny, qt.. .. •1..,,144.t090 t Bdrm townbouae ln Herltqe Park. Hltbly &aPCraded. Excellent ,location. No peb . .., mo.~.--· IA YFRONT COMDO LEASE! 2BR & den (approx. 2600 sq.ft.). Available March 1, 1981 at $1350/mo. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. (C-34) HOMIS FOl LIA.SI! 1. HARBOR VIEW HOMES! Somerset Plan - 5BRS w /pool and spa. Sl650/mo. 2. WESTCLIFF! 4BRS" and pool. Month to month or 6 months lease at $1250/mo. Larry Dyer 642-823S. (C·35) M.U .. S llST LIASll Single-story IBR Bonita Plan. Available hamediately. $980/mo. Nancy lmbemtno M2·8235. <C·36) HadbttalMclt3740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.L111'1MHT Spanlab Eatate Llvill1 ! BGutlllll pan-like sur· roundln11. Terraced poel. &mlten 1aa bbq, 1parlllin1 foun\alna. Spadous rooma . Separate dlnln1 area. Walk-In clotetl, home· Uke ldkben • cablneta. Walk to Runtln1ton c ...... I Badroom·ml\lm. frocn'400 • ......_.r.m , a..,':.C, .. Adllllil, M p8U. UWlla.a,.._I GREAT RECREATION You'll also enjoy such recreation amenities as a clubhouse with pool tables and ping pong, plus universal gyms, swimming pools, spas, sauna, tennis and volleyball and bar- beques at various locations. GREAT WCATIONS C:..., .. t ah ,. ...... .... .ft .. Se,Mlitk • dlt ... V .. 0.,S. lleMI Ma.CA..,_ Clel&e .... CA.,._ .:.,,_.......... ·=\,-.. ' .. ............... (A...... a..--.c:r.~ "Rf ....... a • •*"'1 ........ t\ft. ~ ..... CA ..... Lge 2 br, gas & water pd, 2 Br. fireplace. l"" block '"" mi. to beach, 1395. to beach. S.425. mo. 8t1·7490aft. 6. 1175-9132 . Kennebunkport? Wasn 't she the biologist who won The Nobel Prize for Medicine in '69? ~ID~ If you're not sure who (or wNt) l<ennybunkport was. don't feel baO-yoo·re not a!OM. Kennybunkport IS one of 14 dlstlnctivtlY different apartment tloorplans at SNwind Vlll9 m Huntington BNch. SNwind Village Is a result of totally ptr50Nllzed professk>NI P'annlng. The kind of attention you deSeM. A perfect blend of nature and IMng- nestled in a forn With blbbllng brooks and quiet ponds. (ooled by natural O<Hn tnues. Add to that tennis courts. swimming poolS. 1jacuUJ ano 1 CIOfNtnltnt IOcltion ncer Sll0pp4ng and employment Ind you'vt OOt • pllCI anyone ~ proudly c.all nomc. (E'wn t<en~) Ont and tw0 bedroom, one and two bid! ... ts from ...,,00 .. 0 ............ IAl-1 ........... .................. _ ..... le -........... a... 4JHOffk• ...... 44M Orange Coast'OAIL Y PILOT/Sunday, February 22, 1tl1 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• M '&.... ... ........... . ..... ~-..... ....,. ...... -........ . Newport IHcll V•ry lar1t ,....., • lull beU.. s.,...... Ir prlva&a ..,. lrllN• 'l'•r,; rlt' loo l on Dllt41., M 1F to •here Horn•. C-Olta Mrsa Sl-'O t v, uUJ. ~7.-.0 art 6 wkdy6 noo Sir. Low roet N('wly derorated Aathroom & wetbar. Quiet <'ostu Meuarea ......... ...... 4450....... • ?/ ....................... Op; I !salty lot1•51,,; 1111 FIRST LADY Escort. Mo•9': l ar relr&a. ra•t•· P.r ...... IMI VtrHllk!ti' I er41ta w ••• II 0 a.. I 11r I la Cundo J-'or lltore & office s pace ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..................... 4U ......... tusN11 --· ...... _, Sffkin1 prof roommetr l11 11hr I" V pool bome 84.2·2917 tic)MRHlty t7t-ISJ3 at reasonable rat". COOK ECONNECT O SOOto 2700 c.-ft 1 . I N •••-•••••••••••••• MES ER £" · Xlnt business. Bakery A. l•a!s llOG WCI• t:lil AnS. ar. 11iWN1, fn .. ~ aH in l'oroua df'I Mn llunny motn 6 ba w11aunctry fac1I 12'7~ Atek for Jo'ayt! IMOMIO AV D DR shop In Mart ot B•lbo•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15""' M PLVAZdA E C M Priced right, call tor ln · ~·-· ... ' •'72-1141•. ._,.,,I rkl No r hUdrewt or pro. fX:t:ANf'RONT N R •DIC SUITI• ~ esa er .-'· · · formation 545-412] MEL FUCHS SCRAM-lETS MC lr.:VISAAc~pted • A .. luury I • t • .J .-> rr.o 141 SlOl ........ htl l&la" ' ltf t'Hftl Complet • lbdrn• f\lfMto 111dlh boal • m•all IH No Pt1tl 11llp {'all •t\•r fJpm f11r From -J•t•lll 175 118)1) I ... 2 br ln pW-11 •air I t Vt"rutllf'll I Hr 1·011Cl1J Ir tqt 14MI mo 120\J •Int 101 rull Ill''' & nonda Apl C •m .. nlllt• u~o mu Spa<'ba 2 Bdrm r pt . JNUnl drpi. Kid, 0 1( No Pf'tJI 11rl I ti u It U U 14'7 4803 b1"" n l-tpm lint kX' rr.upolnt t>on do~ t 2br M~O HOO p ool Jae' tc.-nni 84e 1131 4"7~ l"W v ...... 111n 2 Ur 2 Bli n15 .. llna~ llui.11 "dultA onl)' ll6tl :.m fH:A(11 VEAttl V 2lHt 28• Oc•r .i11 Vt'l'A ftvill piatso frpl1· " u W 16~ 121Jl4?0 lltlf10 2 Br 2 !Ja t'\rnlhou~1 Sm<tll lbdrm I bi. houM· Apt "' OC' \ u S700 mu 'A•lk to bt•h l'ltiu1 ~Ult'! Mo lO Mu 714 1124 !3l11 ms. at • S2S0 S36 s~ F. H-s .art6PM OLX <:ondo on l'enan tin• 3144 2Br 2Ba. em'l l{ur. man., ••••••••••••••••••••••• l<tras 1695 mo !110 '1693 THIYIU.AS ?bdrm. 2ba attarhe(I gar pvt pauo. pdol Jar S67S mo 496 3347 493~. LOCJ191G IMcli 3141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lux. 2 br. 2 ba. ucean \ u , open beams. frpk. Sli75 ind utils Blk to bearh. nr Village 494-0066 or 751-4293 Ull< Hayfrunt t•unclo. :! tlr 2 Bu vu of C'JtJhnJ s ec·ur hldi,: unrtt-r Rround park1n14 l>oc·k avail S850 1Lsc 760 J!l33. 548.!l094 fi7 5 IS 7 0 Spa r1nui. 3bd rm t'On<lo 2 1.., b a () U I l' t I 11 <' $750 1mu 631 1759. 631 1744 Rm w ha, t"mpl M 311 80, n1111.111tdt'r. (flli1tl l" M honw $10 AMwl'rAd •U:S. fW2 ~ 2..f hr~ I 8dl Ill I Ul.\lh l'nol. Jiil'\Ll41122:1 I d ... poKit t'oror.111 dd Mar 640 H234 F' nonsmoker to s hr w 2M & IP, 4 br, 2.,._ hlil, frpk. deckrt, lndry, den. vrly , $250, hit & hist + d•sx-it fr13 4742 l''tm tu ~hr newly re dt'l"1r11te<1 Jhr 2ha. h11P nr ht·h S1751mo ~36·1140 II H I ric funt rn1 I'\ l f'Ol &-)teliP r...male lo -.hr Nwpl bil no kit, matun• man Heh 2Rr. 2Ba apt, tennis. prnf RIO ~ 0997 pool, ctl' S240. &44,.221\ I'' t tl(trm & hnth pr111 feni11lt• C M utlli. 1111'1 967 9'.!07 loo. & loord 4050 .......•••••.. ~ ....... . l..ooktn~ for room & hoard "' a Roorn1ng lfous ... or privatt• hOme Ground rloorooly <:all 64:! 3501 Hotek,~ 4 100 •••••..•..•.•.........• Hulboa 11111 Ol·eanfront I c111. w1ntrr rates Daily cir 11.1-ekly K1ll'h1•m·tte $?10 & up ms ll740 DO YOU LIKE MOTB.S? Wei!klv r ... ntals fr11m S84 & up-6411 7445 2274 Nt-wport Blvd C M Vocation R...tak 4250 ....................... M ale "'emalf' Oc eun front home. looking for rmmte 673 12 19 o r 11311 7210 As k for Jerry l.1bt'ral minded F'em roumnaate t<1 hr 4 Br home. Irv $1611 75 + 11t1I 550 6(81 a ftfi 1'' to ,hr 2br. 21)a apt rrpk Dan11 Pt $275 ~ Nan iW3-83"4. 494 I !04 Hwmate s hr •I Bdrm apt rum wash dryH ~.ir (;cl ltx.• J :in 548.6()28 2 Fmlt• Christian need l F ml<' nc111 srnk to shan• hllU!\e ill (' 1 lf;(I ~ I I 11111 Must Ilk(' dn~~ I 54111850 Non smnkin~ ft•111 lo <;hr 2 Br <131 t'urn11t11)n ('ctM 673 36541 673 ·111311 In Airport Ar~a . has window & Inner offices Prime fround noor of. avail. Beaut. Surround ric;e. Fully furn. No. San· logs w /prof. ser vice t a Ana near college. avalt_C7~9971 From 65•· 75< sq fl. J or 2 otfices avail. m 1-From 20().2000 aq ft. on med CX'CUpancy, prime 17th St O wnr I Au. lor 111 N .R Rec·e iH.. ~O 3666or9S.1·05.~ ronf rm , law library R 1-;TAIL SPACF., 2,36() avail Non smkr.. Con I sq ft at 8.Y sq.rt. 2.073 tact Sara 851 8141 sq.ft at 7<1 sq .ft. 369 E Approx. 450 sq ft Zoned C·2, A 1C. crpts , drps. 1180 mo 130 E 17th St Suite P, C M 548 1168 M O'!i fat>1I. 2.IK)() s11 ft Reduced t o S1 200 mo lse. tted Carpet. 893·1351 M19 sq ft 1llx 11Hic·1• w fun tastic O<'ean vil'w pvt bath S55ll 631 7770 I'ACWll"t'O S1 llY. Y II arbor vie w. IOOO ~q rt Office suilt'S <tl 73' /sq ft 645·Jli70 •DELUXE OFFfC ES• 1-'rnm I room up to :!300 sq. ft Low r 11 t€'s. Nu lease r~'<ju1recl. 2172 Du- Pont Dr Adj /\srporter llotrl 833 32'l3 9 12 NEWPORT CENTER F'ull St-rv11•e S11111•' SCUTCOSTSS 17th St .. C06ta Mesa. Pete Barrell Rlty 642 5840 --"'"'-Loc.tiOft 1270 Sq ft on busy Bea<'h B9ulevard Huntington Beach Ideal fo r real estate offire. store or other suitable business 2 Pnvat.e haths, uvailu· hie rmmediat e l'j 10 Year fease /\Urarl i\•ely priced 642-4321 . ext 216 Wet'kduys c OfiWilft"C i ol R...tafs 4475 ............•.......... Store Spac·p for lease 1500 sq rt & 1260 sq ft 111 lluritington Reai·h fl l''Clhle t erms 213 S96 7202 I S tore, shop or ho bby w ufr spal'l' f,()I) sq. ft at 38' E Sid\r (.' M 548 7249 PAVILION REALTOR 675-8120 Uquoll STOltlS Xlnl Orange County Ii L .A. loc. High profit. Gd terms. '7-03D, 7 06D. 7-07D. 7.Q8DJ. National Business Brokers. Inc. 1714 )770-7451. HY CLEA.Hiit Mission Viejo, fully equipped S30K full price. 14-olll)) National Busi- nes s Brok e rs (714 )T10-7451 GIFT-CRAn SHOP Profitable. growi ng, xlnl Oran ge County sh oppin g center loc Terms. 00-23Dl Na- tional Rusiness Brokrrs. Inc. (714)770-7451. DBJ-IHll-WIME S75K total. $3.'IK down. ANSWERS Bunker -For1et - Ec1.em1 -Indict - Adjoin Caliph - AN EDUCATION My son , a college graduate, earned as much money caddying In a three-day tourna - ment as I did in two TOUCH A CLASS ESCORTS 7DOl17 wfflcs' work . Thal pro-1 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ves the value of AN 1~ EDUCATION. Lost&Fomd 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5671 DIVOllCMY-MAIL F as t . Ac c urate . Complete SU Action (714)842-7030 Singles. Men 30+. Girls 21 ·65. Regis ter: SIO. 83S·°'89. John Millard I ntl"08. FANTASY Xlnt buy. Mission Viejo ~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ area C6·24DI National Business Broke rs. Inc HA.DING, ETC . 0 .C. NEWEST & MOST LIBERAL STUDIO IS NOW T H E BEACH AREA'S CLOSEST AC· T I ON . 8125 Botsa . Midway City.m Just 2 blocks east o f Beach Bl vd, behind liquor store. 543-9243. '714 )770-7 451 v'KOHA HAWAII FOUND: Sm fema le Golden Retriever mix dog. vie Hamilton & Thurin. CM. &42·1295 '·-:-int ln oceanfront con-Lost: M Golden Ret. no do S200K value. $7000 do wn S900 /mo. neJ? collar, S .A. llgts nr l•-111111-------Lynn 673· 7360 M e s a & c Y P r e s s • FOXY LA.DY * 557-0US O O lrrtH....... UTCALL NLY n----ity 5015 LOS_ T S hort ha ired VISA )d e -..,.-._.. s o * ti2-1 I 31 * ••••••••••••••••••••••• tnped range Tomc·at N Laguna. 2 br. walk w be ach & \'lllaRe. $600 497-4848. 497 5939 I bdrm t•on1lo. tll'ean. night lil-(ht vu Versailles <·om 1llr•ic SS5(l 642 0435 4bclrm. 2ba C'ondo nn North Short• of Tahoe Fully fum 5 mm from North St;ir $4()(1 wklv 95 7 3226. 5311 J9.1" Re rt t'.-m 2.., :ls 1111n -.rnkr '"I ~hr :!Br t'tlM a111 2 hlll~ I tn bC'h S2R8 Sheila ninnthlv ft'1" Industrial Rmtaf 4500 All vnu nt't'd for nnt• 1 1'40 :.41n • • ••• • • • • ••••• • • • • •• ••• LOAN S500 or m ore Dbl. ne utered vic Divers l•--••••••- Cove LB 494.2725 MOW HIRING M/\l'I c11n1l11. ':cpilr Ha~ I S.5110 up 1640' l11dus'l 10 f your money Loan is 11-.. :I\ :11lahl1• ldco;tl fa<'" 18101 Ht-clondo C'r sel'ured by unprecedent l1ll':11111n fm \ttc1r fl(•\ • P" llunt fkh 1142 2834 ed Isl m film financing 28r. 2Ba apt SO' to sand Whitewater living Frplc. bt'ams. g lass Pvt garage Central •TRANQUILITY'• Very private I & 2 Br adult apts AVAii. 5 11 yr<h 111 111 ••:1n 752 49:t!I, !lflll 71!14 I "40 0011. 675 298M t•ves t-• or F w l'hil $2<10 f.45 5 lllS' llt·a l F 't alt• "' ~:,. 1 history 714·957 4086 trq1ren1•11r in lwa 1111r111 I MESA -----•••--i I v m .11 n I ,1 I fl I 1 I r 11 I I •• T H A T • s I N • Lost Newfoundland. lrg. 180 lbs. bla('k w 1white c hest. missing since Oct 31 Answers lo "Fred" H1~ Reward 971 9385 n. Git Ht lwch 24 hr Escort Service '90-allO &;r,:tlMHI & ,..,. .. ion Laguna S9SO mo 494·3884. Ga~ 't' r' 1c•1• h 111Iolr11 1! INDUSTRIAL CREDllLE" tt'ornL•r W1·~td1ff ll1 i<. PARK NOW l.arge floor plans l.k rro11. hl•atl c·ondct garden landst•a pin ~ . .,. pool. jaruzzi. Crrut lora R1•aut furn :lhr -.,. ha North End. I Br 5'125 2 Br. $550. Ocean view. walk to beach 499-1526 tion, close lo ever l:c>ase hv mo $fi011 for Rmt 4350' ·······················' Irvine Nt•wport 111 .. 11•h , What wo uld you say if 51"1 sci rt ('all \1i·l"'·1 we told Yl)U that your tn- t ho & t · h 111X3l' C.aragc·' nr) wall y t h 1 n g ! S o m 1· 1 6411 1605 _ own uses_ ap s "'11 Ol'eanfrnnt C11nd11 1'111p 11 ru11sht'CI lfra1 door 1·n f,.15 6!01 71 1 w 17...._ St Vt'Stment of S725 ran hr~ · m . · 1nJ.( y11u a return of Oceanfr ont condo. bcauurul view of Divers 1 cove. 2 br 2 ba adults. 1 no pets. $800 Kathie Hardesty Realt o r 76()..8244. dens a~ail Nn p ets lkarh.Ka11a1 l llr M5 u try A.Ul%01 R4f.11152 ple ase From $.'>40. n1f.!ht 2 llr lifi.'l a r11~h1 l> t: t. l' X 1': \I I• to I t '" SllfTES an N1•" p11rt 1 ( 'N11t'r 2 75.<t ~q fl "11 h ' 11111unta1r1 and c11'1'an \fl'" . "' l7a "I ft "11 tr c•t'•'.111 and Sp) ~·L'"" 1 Costa MHa, Calif. s 18. 125 11. i t h 1 n :i 4 LCMJIMCI Mic)wt 3152 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Condo 2 Br. 2 Ba on golf co urse In c Id s was her/dryer. frige SS75. 492-6700. 492·2796 Mewport leach 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS COUNTRY CLUI UVINGIN NEWPORT IEACH An adult community on the Back Bay . Sper tacular Spa. 7 s wim ming pools. 8 lighted ten- nis courts. bike trails. putting green Bachelors . t and 2 bedrooms apartments, and' townhouses from $429.00 per month On Jamboree Al San Joaquin Hills Road 1714)644·1900 -L Oceanfrbnl for Winter Rentals Furnished & unrum. Broker 675-4912 NO FEE! Apt. & Condo rentals Villa Rentals 675-4912 Broker Qu1t!t 2 Br. I Ba with garage. patio. pool Adults No pets. 1801 II 15th. S t Newport II eights. S450 "42· 7340 2 br. 1 1•~ ba + f.?ar, lloaf,? Hosp area . nu deror, open hse Sat & Sun 11 :i 4238 H ilaria W ay , SSOO/mo. 83(}.5875 YF.ARl~Y Beaut 3 br. 2 ba Steps lo bay & ocean S750 Bkr. 645-3683 NR BEACH 2 BR. 2 ba duplex. 2 car gar. frpl. yrly SS2S mo. 760·724 1 Newport Beach Realty --- 3 Br. 2 Ba. "'2 block to beach. Yearly. 548·8083 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2 Br I Ba. No kitchen S400mo . incl. util . 644-6780. 646· 31119 SWBIYIEW Large 2 Br. 2 Ba. over- look ing Back Bay. Loads o f c losets. fireplace. 2 carports, 2 balconys . 745 Domingo Dr. Call before 5PM. S'7 45. 979-81189 or 645· 1260. Officr Retttaf 44001 MARIMHS SQUARE 4!1!1·l5<!6 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• A,ARTMEHTS R~ntats to Shore 4300 F:h•Ra111 pmf bl<ll!. 115· 1wr 1244 Irvine Ave. Between West cliff Or & Mariner Drive 645-0252 Walk to bea<·h. lse 3 RH N wpt Shores, $.595 per m o Chns. 714-956 5871 Npt. Shrs. across rrom brh . 2 Br w /pool. F.nc gar Adlts only S475. 640-5078 La r ge Bac h . Apt . Newport Heil(hls . Private'. S400 mn, incld utils. 1st last & $50 r leaninf.? 631·2299 Near new I br. rentrally locatetf. encl ~~· raf,?c ssoo. 673-2113 2br. lba. frpk. Newport Hgts. SSJS/mo. 675·0349 2 Br. 2 Ba Westcliff Con do. Adlls S600 731-<n 17 or !>47·4281 As k for Dan a. 1 Br. Versailles Apt . Mtn view. r lose to beach. refriRe. pool, spa. i;eym 24hr security lleally nice May lease option. 760·9333 or 673-8821 VILLA IALIOA Adult only 1 Br I Ba I Ar + Den 11 1 Ha 2 Br 2Ba +Fam Rm 2 Br 2 Ba . Oce:rn view From $6001 Mo .J RI. PROPJ-~HTI ES 645 4566 1145·6459 3876 .....•..........••..... Quiet w /F:VF.RYTlllNG Pool. beach. vu A vall March 1 July 1 or less S485 . no l a~t mn 1213)448-5377 •• • ••••••• •• ••• • •• • • • • • !'tt (t · ht• Rt1d Ca r pt11 Moving'.' Avoid dep11s 1ti. !'193 13.51 I ,.H.... (' .... 11 ""1" 11:rr·1 1·11 R <'Ill 3 mo.'i tn :t .., r'i llifl I ll lty · 1"'12 ~10 & c·ut living exµc11se~' Professwnallv s1n\'l' l!Y71 . HOUSEMATES 832·4134 Male 40-45 shr 5br 2ba. lo IU'I '> r Fl~\ lt•rm' 'J dJOlllCOj! ,,rfir'"' 1•nn F urn 11r unfurn · rPrenl't.' ro<1m . rt•('l'fll llln Ricjlrt Realty offic'r Xlnt () (' Airport 979-8533 location. H ... asonublo· h se. C.M Spa Nr SC .lfil7 Westcliff N 13. Want Plaza & Frwy. S200 Shr fi na ncial inst 7tl00s f utils. 641-4913. tst. floor Agent 541 -5032. A II or part 91if; 06~ 1 F:ves. 760 0169 2:10 K 17th St Costa Mesa s 111les 350-900 sq ft from 75' A II amenities C'all Terry Cressman. 55tl 9000 N.8. 30+ to shr 2br. 2ba C'O ndo. patio, frplc . phone.$290.646-7332 M IF' to shr 3BR 3 BA House in Irvine 1Nth11.d 1 S195+util 730-35911 aft 6pm, Roommate. Fem to shr lovely 3 Br hom e w /same . Frpk. hrdwd. non·s mkr $275 &/o r art s tudio or J(arden o fr baC'k unit $300. Call 95;,3-8455 Share beautifol Newport lleights home overlook m~ th<' Bay and open OCE'an Your own lari;:e bedroom & full bath Nonsmokini;: Male $.3511 646 R05.S F ·to _.,hr 2bd a pl 111 Balboa $22.S + $50 t;t't· 'jr Iv rental avl 3 I 67.'i 7~411 N1rt· :l hr. :l ba, r11rn t 11. nhse ra-1thluff. R Pnnl. elr Nn s mokr· 1 S375 759·0·122 Resp r<'m. 0(10 smnk1·r I !> h r 2 R r 2 11 a I n · 1 n <' home. pool. Jar. S275 mo I an r l uti I 5.'i2 c).504 M r 2 1 I to s h r i! hr ht•ach apt II A . " I M I $18.'i + 1 · ut 'Ifill 32115 ResPon M S2S<l mo l"l KOLLCEMTH MEWf'ORT Ele~ant executive suites in presli~e loc ation With complett• support serv1c·es. 714 8.'il 0681 250 5<Ml sq . rt grnct rlr. ulils pd From $200. 779 W 19th. St C M Tnm 957 19011 1000-2000 SQ. FT AT95• F:XeC'. orfil·t:' SPlH'(• 11n Lido P en1nsuh1 from SS00.$75'l Close lo hoat dnckage & Delaney's ll estnurunt /\va1I services at reas cost · xeroxmR. word process 1ng & romputer t ame shanni;: "675-8036 I ask for Barbnrn) Prest1~e orrit'e bu1ld1nj(. or other profession a I . . . I Newport ('enter Lawyer 1212 No. Broadway Has single ofr in exec suite . up tn2000sq. fl or office Law library. recep't , s pac•r for lease Walk to telephone answerinR <> C l'o.urthollse ~r. ~-" avail. Lease avail AV C'1\1r (enter U~1ht1~s. co 1-"inancial Tower parkrng & Janitorial 1155 241l :.1·rv ind IMMEDIATF. . CIC'CUPANCY' /\sk for Offire/Desk s pan' an ac- Mar.hu. !lfi4·3531 tive Real !-~state Invest 4:'ill 'if! rt SilSO 1>er mn 41)01 Rirc•h St Newport Bt>at'h /\ iirnl 54 l 5032. BEST RATE NEWPORT BEACH 'I l/ I ~, •.lanitnrrnl St>rvire & I 'llhll<'s lrw luded •ActJaC<'nt tn /\irpor1 menl Brokerage offil'e /\sk for Paul nr noui:: 752~51 1 1 Hay Front Office flllll' parkinR. 1an1loraal t•ll' Own('r f.13 lll03 ScPkin g fl I·: Aruk1.'r . utht:r l'r11rcs~ional tu "hare rll•Sk spa<'" within real estat1· orfll·1• $175 mu. c If' r I (' :1 I :1 v II I I !157-ITTOI lusinHs Retttal 4450 ••••.•...•....•••...... SClllta AINI 3880 & last. Newp<>rt Shores & Restaurant Ro11. j>"AC'l'e!>s to :l M aJor Pw:vs Newport Rea('h, $1 2.~ <iq ft Ne-.. dh nffiN· or r t't ail " P'l halh . .,.,.1·ural v. .1 1·. liOO 2400 sq ft. !'>O"J :list St. (n•>l<l to Bank of Nt•w1111rl. Lido C'cannerv ari·~c) 675 J2:li 12131&11 !1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fi4S-9549 CV(l!' Nan<') 3 Br 2 Ba. secur i;:atc. adult complex SSSO mo Ask for Patty 540·3666 Dix 3 br. 2 ba c·ondo. pl utils. all ammcnit1es. avail 311 . $600 -+ tlep ~·2942aft. S Near So. C. Plaia. :i Rr 2 Ba. Pool. Jacuui. play ground. Kids OK SSJO mo . Ca ll eve s . 2131868-6039, 3 Br. 2 Ba. Condo. Ar ross from S.C. Plaza. $(!ruri- ly & s wimming pool 645·2462, 2 Br. IV• Ba. Balcony. lndry fac . enclsd gar. $425 + dep. 548-6377, 549-9942. 554· 1598. Male rmmtl' to shr apt tn ·inc. S260 + 1 • ut1I .f erry it97 4271 r•11es 752-1400. x 2828rly-; M F' lo t;hr 2 Rr c•1in11u Npt Re h $301) m11 &1f.·26911 Mike • Rnommat" w<1n tcd. 3 bdrm. home 1n (' M Furn, ut1I inl'I Call Answe r Ad. 11420, 24hrs 642·4300. F 23+ toshr l~e 3 br apt. I hlk from bea c h . S3001mo N.n 646·3377 roommate needed for 2bdrm. Iba on Balboa Peninsula . S250 673-8890. 833-8813 Lux11r111us . full s(•rviC'C 11f riee 'ipure. I 6 rms. t·on-r c ren rt' room t;C<"I s e n 1 l' e !< N l' 11. p o r t Rl'arh . Call for info 752 618!1 ORAN<:F:CO AIRl'OHT Lease• avail at &;• SOCIO' hu1lct tn suit. rt'rf for arc•h, en{!nr. l'omputt'rs. eh•c•lronac r1rm Curtis & Assoc· 556·4570 PRIME WATERFRONT RETAIL SPACE Wtsl i ater 3191 F. huge sunny rm/ba in Versailles lBr Condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lovely hme, kit+pool. S500 mo. (zt3> 830-2323 New two bedroom. one gar avail F .V 982·8596 1st TI ME AVAILABLE 500-2600 Sq. Ft. asll for Rich bath unit with garage. $450 month. 548-0796. Rmmte to s hare 3 bdrm apt N.B. $200mo+ '-!I util Newport Hel1hta Duplex 2 Br. 1 Ba. Water paid. Stow included. Adults. no pet.. Ml5 mo. lst. last + SIJO. $11~ Bobe. N. B. Days Gl-3520. Eves It Wkndl 541-SO. 1. New lrg deluxe twnhm. resp. non-s mker631·638'7 2bdrm. l\'lba. fam rm, back y rd, dose to Rromte wanted 3 Bdrm schools, shopping & I home In Costa Mesa. frwy. Ml5/mo. Call Pen-_s:ioo mo utll Incl 75"·0421 NEWPORT BEACH SPECIALTY CENTER 642·4463 months' • 21W!O sq ft 11. a rehouse a\ ail rm rmmed tH· 1 upant ~ ,. 27Rfl ~q ft "arehou:.e a1•ad la tc l F1·h •:l.1' sq. ft •Leas Ill#( orr1('(' hr<. :.111n thru Fri H 4 Sat 10 2 HEW COST A MESA IMDUST. ,A.RIC on west ocean blurf:. 2000to8500s1f & ofr s 1> to 28011 s /f. Ray Vincent 7 14195.5-1055 COSTA MESA Industrial 5.000 sq ft. new tilt up. 18'7' clear ce1linJi!. 450 sq fl off1C'es. ava il in :ro / d a y s 1 5 t y r lease 3~ nPt Own(•r 17141642-6971 W ould you !.ay . ''T llAT 'S I N nu-:ut BLE" ., That's right' free 1ntrodur tory seminar will show you how Call now for vour reservations . 1714) •-436-3024 Mon·F'ri9·5 LEE ENTERPRISES Capital needed for Mfg of new ultra crime & rape prevention devise. Mail mktg Denny 646.3893 # STOCK FOR SALE 400 s hares Newport l-l"1rbour Nat. Bank . Priv Party Current bid Sl3 ask SI 1. Call Lynn 673-7360 St~ 4550 ••. •••••••••• ••• •••• ••• MOMf to Lo. 5025 Storage Space for Rent. $25 per mo 2039 Pomona. CM. &4S-S433 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted lo rent.. 3Br. un· rum apt/house w/laun dry hkup C.M area M usl acce1>t 2 children (8 & 12yrs .) Maximium rent $450. Finders ree SSO Call Answer Ad #39S at 642-4300 24 hr.; per day Working mother with I child & sm iill doi;: look 1ng lo rent an Wilson SC'hool Dis t. C M lll•asonahlc• 5411 2002 t 'tJllene lkt1rNt lady wishes to manai;:c unfum dupll'i< sm 11pt in exc·hangc for n•11t. would l'Ons1 c1cr t;haranf,? w 1•oniien1al rmm:1tes II fl 9f\O 2145 Rl•t•f'ntly \41dnwc<l oltfer IZ<'nlleman & eat nerd grt•ond nr, 1 hr 11nfurn rlflli< or apt. CdM area. rt' as rent 760 MR!l luslnHs/l11nst/ Finec:• .••••••...........•••.. lusinHs Opporiwtity 5005 ....................•.• Stnn • I .ease for Sa le_ Rest IOl'Otion nn Newport Re al'h o c eanfront U e t u i I !f f\ 7'3 • I 2 7 5 . ~71 1632 I.oral Rep needed for oul'\trle sah•s 1n rust.om madl• s hirts Work rrom vou.home Fem prefd Shirts Unlimited. Rill. 498·581R OwwYowOwt1 ..... Sllop ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANT SSS FASn Any 1ml·l5t. 2nd. 3rds- flex. terms. r eliable len- ders. E. Starr 964·6833 LOAMS TO tOO/o Equity-for lst 2nd 3rds- no max-quick funding. E Hamillon·964·6833 CASHFUMDS AVAILAILE: For Qualified Projects : $50.000.00& Up Mr. Donald 1214 )J68 2635 Mo;hpglos, Tnnt Dftcll 50]5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Satttet-MhJ. Co. All types nr real estate investments s ince 1949 SpKlalDtc) in 2ftdTDs 642·2171 545-061 I Wido11. has money ror 2NO T V ·s any s17.e above Sl0.000 No rredit '. no pnJty. For aC'tion c all AGT f\73 7311 anytime Madlft"et Flats Mhj. SINCE 1981 lst&2nd TDs. SSOK -SIM + Owner/Non Ow n er SFRs & Condos Commercia l & Industrial PF.TER DOBRS 640-6016 673-9043 W_, 20.2ZO/o YMkf? On YourT.D.'S, Notes SSRalseni-ln vestorsSS Call Dennison Assoc. 673-7314 -------- T .D. For sale. 2nd, S6S.OOO a l 183. 3 yrs. need $50,000 net. 544 · 0333. 67U720 .3375~ RETURN on 1st TD . 160,000. Agent 714-642-5319 anytime MnfwT.D. '73290-4 DOOR XLNTCOND 760-9278 USO ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. Lost Small poodle Whale •••••••••••••••• ••••••• & Apricot Male Pierre Schools & Re ward S00.9121 IMtructioft 7005 Found little female dog. red. I Spaniel type doR > Vie Wes tmin s ter , 892·2453. J-"nund 2 pups. black with markinRs. nr Adams & II unllngton 960·3192 Found. Lab mix puppie. male Terrier m ix. blaC'k tan female . Golden Relreivcr. male. Newport BeaC'h Animal Shelter 644·3656. Found: Pit Bull in Turtle Rock. Irvine . 833·9037 . -----, Found Cockapoo. Cray Female. young Maltese milt. German Short- . ................ ~ .... . PILOT TRAINEES Earn your wings down under in fri e ndl y Aus tra lia. The cost is less & the visit is enjoya- ble Bill Hawkins . 957-8317 aft. 7. CREATIVE COLOR Pacific-a Enterprises Classes in color con- sultation. Learn to use color in cosmetics & wardrobe for the total look. Call645·1308. 7075 •••••••••••••••••••••• German lady desires position housekeep in1· C'Ompanion. for lady or genUeman. t -433-4355 h a ired Pointer. AKC. Freelance Seely /Cal 2 y rs o Id . BI a c k Fri/typing. filing. col· CoC'kapoo male. female lec tions. bkkpng . or- Australian S hephe rd ganitlng office. RE ex· max. Cocker mix. male. per. Irvin e Animal Ca r e Ca11 Alice631-5663 Cente r 754·3734. _ PN·Housekeeper. local Found Dog. fem. dark references. llve in tan. approx I yr. In at'C'i-673-5100 d ent Santa Ana Ave. btwn Del Ma r & Mesa Pvt duly nurse avail. home & hosp. Days. Or. CM 631-5837 -Local refs . $7 /hr Found: Fem Part Hoskie 759·11162 doie. m ixed color s. Practi-ca_l_n_u_rs-e. ~tal pa· yellow collar" no laits. tient care. live.in. good ~.~ ' E 1 1 1 5 11 8 refs MS-9137 ext 136. '•nonols 5350 R~tired man seeks part ••••••••••••••••••••••• time local work PRF. LAW s tudent needs --~~ -- 525.000. Will do anything !Help W..ted 7100 L egal . Confiden tial ••••••••••••••••••••••• OVM. P O Roic 3242. ___ 11!1111 ____ _ N.B ~ Acrounting TOMMY'S OFNF.WPORT ESCORTS 752·9368 COVER GIRL • OUTCALL • A/PCLEltK Excell. career oppty Exper. nee. for Fashion Is land investment firm. Medical /denta l benefits folly paid. Computer ex· per. Call: &I0-0123 953-CYn8 MC VISA ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Exotic Escorts 5S8 1946 24 Hr Service Ser ving Or Cty MALE ESCORTS fw ol occcniofls Cconfl•tlal-cllscre•tl Esqllin Escori Sft-yfce 55'-0575 Need item #3 in PaC'k & S1il Contest 548.0928 INTRO SPECIAL MYSTIC MASSAC: E MASSAGE'SlOW/AD Santa An• 556-4656 Attractive. trim prof. woman. unenC'umbered. s eekin g establis hed. educated man for sin- cere relationship. 50-60 yrs. Caucasian wily. C. H1nnah. P.O. Box 834. CdM. 921625. WANTED: Fem cook for off shott racing &: crulll- ln1 sailboat to Mexico. 631-1222 C7141 7H·l216 ACCOUNTANT Anaheim An outstandin g op- portunity is available In the accounting depart· ment or a leading finan· cial organiia tioo . RC3ponsibilities will in· dude analysis and pre· paration of monthly finan<'ial stat e ments: preparation of branch profitability statements and daily cash rlow statements: participa· · lion in preparation of financial profit plan amt prof'rt plannin1 process: p I u s o t h e r responsibilities needed to Lnsutt control of U · soriated opentlon1 . This position will report to the accou nt llll supervisor. Knowled1e or S6L acrow1Un1 pro- C'edures and familiarity with nfLBB and Sta .. re,Wations is required. This ll'OW\b poelUon II ' enha nced by an ••· cell e n t benefits n y (714)140-3084 hm : C213)t1Meawlr. Resp, mature fe ma le to s hr beautiful 2Br. 2Ba Condo In pvt communl-._ 4000 ty' or So. Cit Plue. Ful- Spectacular Beachrront Apt. J Bdrm•. 2 ba. SJ,JOO. S.vace Wiide • eo.~or...,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly f\lm. Sr75 mo. Avail La,_. Beach Motor Inn, Im med. T ina 546·1500 ---------115 No. Pacific Coast dys. 54M405 aft SPM VenaUln 1 br/1tudlo, H~. La1un1 Beach. Go direct . no middle man no salesman's ree. Offering all the national· ly known brands surh as Jordache . Vanderbilt. Ca lvin t<lein Sedgefield. Levi a nd over 70 other brands. $15.500.00 in r l udes beginning inventory. airfare tor 1 to our na- tional warehouse. train· ing. fuitures and Grand Opening Promotions. Call Mr. Kostecky at MldemolseUe Fashions (812) 4SMll'78. Cafe-Mom • Pop . e days. Xlnt. Loe. Well Estab . Submit pnnc. on· t1s.-m.1m ~~. pacltace. competltl•• • 1t1rtin1 salary. and • lde1l work envlronm•L For confidential ce>a.· aidenlUon. pa.ue Med resume wttJl n1•1'7 ldl- tory to Penonnel Of· new. or ea11 Pit Cte ""at 'nl-7101. eat. II.; ...... new crpt, drapet. pool, D , Weelly, Kttchen Rap. F. non·smllr. new ...e. e«. bldf, Adulta, ftO •Yll . Low winter CM twnhle nr bch. 1275. peCa.tns+bt.latt.eee. rai..-.... Nopeea. Eves: 842-mf. dep ..... I · Boom wttl kitchen prtv. ,_ ...... __ u _____ _ a . ...,,llw,lba.....,. N•ar ba • 1hopplnc remate pnt~. t Br. -. ._.,, ••. dtt· eeater. Ad•lt• 0011. w/ktadMapri•.tUOmo. 1t•a11l.r, I Hr fat. Sftl M :• el' Wbcla. Ref'• nq._ Before t :• ............ --· IM-S111,Aft5MNm4, Offiu/8tor• 11ue1ne11 apace, t4~X40. Chotce Harbor Blvd .• Coat• .... -.-. ,\boat Tl' aq.ft, .\It .... ,. Beaut, olfiff s pace •· slab Ill ff. room. m· dependent b eautr • Ilea Uh urv. pref. ffadallt. ttylitt .••• trolotltt, outrlUonllt. decorator. etc.) JUat C.ll.loc.Jue,841-.,.._ ISTAUIAMT· tielCAM Volume beath •• 11• termti Top decor. <•UD) Natliaal , ... •••• 8roker• ae_ (T14)t'1'M411... 24 .. CE«:orr "&. rice "Your girljiwnd It julf a phoM call OWQy. • SERVING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY AND LONG BEACH HOME I OFFICE I HOTEL Orangft Coast DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, February 22, 1981 !.'.'A~!J .... a .. , ... .. l .... ., PILOT S0¥1CE llECTOIY DOIT l.W• ..... '-*-Your Dail P1to. ~'~ D1r.-i'1un ~Pf'"ltOlltl\ ~ '4!4671.eitll I ..... •.••..............•.... luU ct ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ci ('0Ntn' l<l < -, IC I \dd.1ll0ta Rf'mUdf'b l.ll ll\a M 11 r\ 117\t 4'4 I I ~ .............. •..•...•..•••••........ llOM t.: IUW AI lt1t Int c-11t c ll3t n 1h10..t t'll\k fffNO\ ..\1 l"1t , f~\ :fHll t • i'll 111 I l\ 1td_.n, b k I .. l ' , .. 1111w ' it91 1!1414 ,1 I I I ¥ I" • u1rJ ~1· b,ir, 1j 1' I tJ I I ~ lurmH • 1·1 • ~l!'.e!~~ ........ hall\PoP • HHR\ clHn Color brtChteMra, whe 1•rPl• &t min bluch. Hall. Uv dU\ rm1 h 5: 011 nll rr 5Q, couch llO. ~hr ts Ouar l!Um pel odor C'rpt r11p11r l!\ yr1 u p Do worl D\Yltll H~f ~1 -0101 c....-/COllC ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• f"11Ul\th1ll01111, Helatnlng W 01111 lhlh11d" Rc-11to n1 I ln11 S l11b 11 Patios f{hi.•k ' b r\Ck t.lt"d I M:t lt:Jln cve11 '"II t\~ l'Oll('ll'I(' ~ork & llrtlltnit "a"' •nK. n· I 1•.tl"'-M1 kt' 870 M2J I 1' 1n1~hin1t 111d1\ tlc:-1.:11 (' (I m p h '' m t• l o n l r \1,1n\ ref ' 972 ~811 art IH'M Or1v~111aya purkmg lot rrpair ·~11J ro1t1111 ~ S&S A6ph.1h 646 4K7 I l.1(' d c orpetlt•,. I . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Child c .... lt t:M~•U~I Rl':l'i\IH~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• r\lsol'ustom CubanL'l:. $31.90/w..aa 2nd 1tvrwr;i11on 17 yn. •fl llot lunrh C M Chris urea l.1i"d Top 11ual 111111 Pres<"h<>ol tWl 5423 .. , ...... •.•••••••.•........•... Babyslltmjl 1n your homt' ..,..lldav e\·~·s Own trans Sh1rtiy S59 ~177 evt- Grandmolht'r ty pe wa ll babysit Mun F n dys your home or mme, C.M 8 re• 6 4 6 0 11 6 4 a rt 4 :.>PM Mr Palombo !162 1131o.I <TSTOM INTJ-:HltlH CAllPt-:NTHY Hy Jav fW:> >WJ9 11 a 11 t' ha m 111 t• r ~ 111 rru rl' l.111°J I Ytil<t·I ' Remt1t1t'I. 11.·11a1r rt• asnnal)t .. rt'l ltlbl\• Widow will bayhysat at 675'6291 Al your home. or mine, t\VAl.ONCONST Newport B<·h area \st m udcl1t1ons . nu 642·1802 kil<'hl'nS. r1'morl cl BABYSITTING carpl•ntry Refer Lil' Call 842·7038 aft 3 30 pm ~7 7320 Work eves & wknds Carpet Senic~ ilu\e )OU read toda) ·,, ;;~;;;c.:·~~·;,~:·;;r~'i· Class1f1ed .\dt. ~ If not. Steam clean & uphols. you're m1~:.mg I hr h1;:.t w 0 r k g u a r . Tr u c• k ba_rgaa~:s an to"'n' mount unit. 645·3716 ('halde.ite. lovin11 home. hot lum:h. rl'neecl yrd. c o mpan1 011,h1p 556 3008 COfttroctor ••••••••••••••••••••••• C:onstru1•t1011 all types. 20 v rs c•x p frl't' est li<'#3345H9. 645·5973 N('w ronstructlon & re models. Bonded & Ins ur ,3711711 RW.D848·9557 Draperift ...........•..•........ S.S. DE.51GNS Custom Drapery Win· dows. IOOO's of fabrics. $3.95-4.95 yd. 10 day del. Free est. 30 yrs in area 645-6654 Muu 8Qnda, Drapes. 30"'h Wan\ a REALLY CLEAN otr. 5 day aervlce. P'ree HOUSE! CalJ Gln1ham tat, Call J .O. 551.mt7 Olrl Pree est. 66.\-5123 ~-••••••••••••••••••••••• For In•. purpo1es. we videotape prop. • con· tent. Call 14().0100 Video Veriftcatlon • •••••••••••••••••••••• to:LtCTRlCIAN priced rlflhl, fl"ff t"tUmate on litrltt' or small jobe E•tra caring hands will clean for you. Call s..o.~ S48·71'74 L••c4' I Lie •311821 87$--0359 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Expertise housekeeping. equip & s upp l ies fumished. lrustworlhy & dep64t-4970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Renovallng-Rototllling Sprinkleni-lawn.s·d nups Dave642-4853 Bud 646-8481 WOOOMMCIHG Fr6e est. 645·8258 Cleaning wkends only. I Qual Lndscpe Cleanups Irvine , C.M .. N.B .. are a . Malnt. Call Kelly 's for 4 hr min SS per hr. low rates631·2776eves Roon Shlrley559·5177eve. --------Mcnowy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Crpt ·Lino-W (Kxl Firs, 1nstallM /repaired I.al' 136921i() 499·2652 G••:t1Rg ••••••••••••••••••••••• G• dea":?i W..ted Mowmg, ging. rack tni:, sweepinl( Free F.slimales 646 0944 or 64~ 5737 H...,..._. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Carpentry /Handyman Drywall. paintinJ(, misc repair.; Your spe('afica lions. 7S4·M99 Hoa dwood Roon SuperbHousecleanmg Spectacular Results 673'0S09 t642·4439 ----- MRS. CLEAN MAKES IT GLEAM. Homes, apls, office. Carpet. &46·2240 H o use k eepi n g ex perienced d ependable u rticulate Dl:'bo rah 545·2'713 HOUMSIH'"9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Resp, mature workinj? woman. short or Ion)! term. refs. Nwpt/Lag l\rt 7pm, 642 8522 . "•kdys 644-2800 XJm ••••••••••••••••••••••• I T flARDWOOD FLOORS .i:c;~ •• c:!•••••••••••• t:lt;ant!d & Wu~ Short forms & renter's AnytJme, 832·4881 S.A c redit, only $9.95 'lil Mar. 3rd. Bring W·2's, HaulncJ fill in free lax organizer ••••••••••••••••••••••• Noapptreq'd.645·9626 Haul. cleanup. concrete lft1Ur'91C4t r~moval. Dump truck. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ustom br ic k. s tone . block. concrete . stucco Refs. Free est. 549.9492 BRICKW ORK · S mall J obs. Newport. Costa Mesli. Irvi ne. Ht!fs . 675·3175 EXPF:RT Br i c k & Masonry Small jobs & rep11irs. Frplc facinJ?s Refs SSl-4555, 760 71Y14 l.1 c . eontractor !1380921 BondM. ins. Free est !>48·2893 or ~5·2463 Mo Ying ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moving? The Starvm g College Students Movan R Co ha s grown··Samc good service. Ins, lic 'd l!Tl.24-436. 641·8427 Student will move you at ver y r eas . ratrs , 752· 1493. 848-3777 Quick serv. 642·7638 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For ins. purt>oses. we M~ Senlces Tree/s hrub trim, con· crete removal, clean. ups. Free est. 557-8271 videotape prop. & con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tent Call 64()..0100 Vide<> Pvt duty nurse avail. Ver. ho me & hosp. Days Local refs $7 /hr . Cleaning & Trtt Trim SELL id.le items with a 759-1862 Const . work, painting Daily Pilol Classified Classified Ads, your one· or ?? Ray, 964·4276 _ j _A_d_.________ stop shopping center. DAVE'S PAINTING s.rviniArea 9 years M0tt l\eaaonable Insured. Uc'd. 7~7301 Fine ext/int painting by Richard Sinor. L.~. ins . Try me. 631-4410 (24 hrs> Painting & Papering Cabinet Refinishing Prof. work. Free est. Rsnbl. Steve 547-4281 Inter /Exler /Refinishing, ceilings · wallpaper. Lie Caln & Sons 898·5105 Painllnl( Comm'I. In- dustrial, Residential. F ree est . ll'l w rates 673-0737 Paanung & Papering Wallpaper Removal Paul Cutler. 962-~ RALPH'S Pl\INTING Lil· Int/ Ext Low Rates. F'" ht. 962-470 I Painting. Quality Work, Reasonable Rates . Ca ll 552-«>J'l PalnttnR Int Ext ren la ls our specially Ac cOIL'>llc painted Prompt Seaside Painting, Greg 536·4lQi Ins ide Sunshine Paint Co. I nt e rio r Painting . Always S11t1sfied . Reas. Rob 846.0934 Wa llpaper stripping & hanging by Rose. Call Ans wer Ad 11394 al 642-QX>, 24h rs a day Pa1nt i n l(, prompt Service. Top Quality Lie 334950 15 years Orange County 839· 1886 645·0389 Wallpt1per App. removal Ii paint. No job to am. or la. referl Crala '31..()227 Qualit y Work-honest, de penda blt , lo wes t prices. Res/C:Omm'I. l.ic & I n s ur . K e n <714)638.~ Lowest rates, p r ompt neat service . In a rea 10 yrs Free est 848·5684 -----PAlNTINC Reasonable Rates 646·7"'45 ext. 27 New 6 recovers, Repair 1 peclall1t /at a y ·but y prices. Reliable. 548-0512 QtJALITY ROOFING AJltypes, lreust. Viaa, MC. 541·~ HARBOR ROOFING Tiie ••••••••••••••••••••••• Italian Quarry -Floors. enlries & remodeling a specialty. 894·4264 Prof. lile layout, Bob Voorhis Design. Coun· te~. nrs, balhrms. etc. "MAK E YOUR HOUSE 645·3273, 631·9299 A HOME" T'°"Ser#ice With Spectrum Pain· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lers Expert Tree Trimmer S~ialisls in all phases Ten years experience of interior painting. Call ~186.S, 751 ·2128 _964-4828 ask for Steve_ -T;,-ee./shrub trim. remov, Plastw /Repair c!nuPfl. h~ul Concrete, ••••••••••••••••••••••• dirt. etc Jim 631 ·4530 Neal patches & textures Typing $;,..ice - - Fr.eest. 893·1419 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---PLASTERING TYPING SERVICE All ty"""' inl/ext Wkdys (2t3)593·1S04 ..-.-Eves (714 >846-6237 f"reeest. 645·8258 ---- ,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jim's PlumbinR. repair, remodeling. free est. Reas Ad Answer 1378, 642-..:n>24 hrs. Plu mbing Repairs made simple ! Call Raymond Worth at 552·0537 DRAINS CLEARED SI0.75. Don't gel robbed. Call B&B Plumbing. Gas. Water & Rooter Service. 552.Qt96 T yping in m y home. Professional secretary, 54().7364 MY TIME IS YOUR TIME T y p i n g my h o me , secretarial AR I P . your offi<'e te mporaril y 6«·1519 Vic~o Rec:onlnc) ••••••••••••••••••••••• Record/protect: hsehld possessions. busi. inv. ins. claims, depositions. functions. etc. 83t· 1257 --P.O . lox R ...... s w-..w Ci...iftc) • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TIIE MAIL ROOM 2600ECst Hwy CdM·NB 759-0876 "Let Tiie Sun."lhine In" Call Sunshine Window Cleaning. Ltd. 548·8853 HetpW•ted 7100HelpWanted 7100HelpW..t.d 7100HelpW..e.ct 7100HelpWmftd 7100HelpW..e.d 7100He-lpW•ted 7100HetpW•ted 7100HefpW•hd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·A~c•COUNTfN•R••a .. •--Assembler/Ell•ctronics Immediate 01>enin" for LOAN ACCOUNTING Un•Htor Reporfln9J fmal assembly pasil ion Exp t'r w a ir screwdriver d('s1rable S mall frat'ndly cnm 1>any nl'll r •ll'l':ln C'all Chuck &is :tr.32 A.SSEMILYS Lot Mission V•<'J11 1·0 1H•t•1ts Ass<•mhl1•rs w 12 yrs l''Cn Cand 1llatl's must h:.1111· ~11 m•1nual lll'XtPl'll V , crt •'V•',l):hl n<-al 1n appt•;cranc1• & rte pPnrlablt' Work is m laff· support m1•rl11•a l elN· t ron1 cc; Gd hC'nehl s () n I y r t• ~ I' n n s 1 h I 1• persons s<'t'karlg pf'rma· ne nt emplymt. need up· ply. Call: Mrs. Parelli, 581-3830 c;olumb111 Savings an i\n11ht•1m hao; an 1m mediate n(•t•ll for 11 quatahcd pt•rsnn wllh l savlnli(s and loun or mortgag1• hanking ··~ pPriencc• Can<l1datl's must ha111• kno~ ll•cl!.!l' an FNMA AF'-". C:N \1 1\ tenet f"HLMC lnVl.'Sl tlr re Porting and "eneral a<· counting hackground re- quired. Columbia offers an excellenl starting salary, o utstanding g rowth polenlial and 11111!!!!!!~!!1'111!!~--ll'!I'!! f(roup insurance lnclud· SS""MB' ERS W .11 m g dental and optiC'al A "-: L. ~ e w1 AUTOMOTIVE Phone e>perotor I Rthf Cnhift' Full time Tues. thru Sat Dealership expt'rience preferred Call Els ie Thompkins Earle Ike TOYOf A.YOlYO l •UH ....... ll•d. C:o•lo Mt1e ..,.. •o·• 101 or s.o.•o I \ulo SALES PERSONS Top oppartunlty for 3 professional sales pc11 pie to earn upwards of S5.000 per month an comm1sswn Wr must fill these openings 1m· mediately. AM for Mr. L-... arMr. Doy. IOI WITHAM VW 1714) 193-7551 638-7180 BANKING NEW BRANCH Santa Ana ll-lftCJUCll Spanish & EncJfith TELLERS MEW ACCOUNTS To maintain 1.'UStomer relations and h a ndle transactions . Ex11 pre· re rred but will consider train~· with cash handl ing experience. Our company offers ex· cellenl advanceme nt OP· portunities and benefits packai:e Send resume I slNIMfo ITEM PROCESSOR An excellent growth op portunity is available with Columbia Savini:s . a leadinR Sa VIORS anti loan Due to additiona l new ser11il'es Wt' oHtr our customer~. wc 'rr serkinl? an individual to work with N () W. a1· COUlll<;, processani: ;md reviewing rejected or n• turned items daily, dis tributing reports to branches and assisting with branch inquir ies and special projec ts as needed. Typing of 45 wpm a nd previous checking account Item p roc-essing and reconcil· ing experience are re 11uired eanung TELLER Previous S & L , banking or retail sales cxper preferred Cashiering & lite typin~ r~quired NEW ACCOUNTS l'revaous S & I. or b1rnk an.t( exper preft>tred C'OST A M F.SA 392!f S. Rn!llul Ms lloHman 714 523·3135 AMERICAN SAYINGS F.qual Opportunity Employer MI F /H IOOt<l<HPER Full or part.time , with strong A/R & l\IP ex perience. Ct1m puter en· try knowledge helpful Racquetball World. F V 962 1374 cask ror Ronda Duncan > Rookke£•J)('r pa rt ti m" Full r ha rl!C 549 .)942 ! nool\K 1-:1-:1•Jo:H ~«.ntt•d fl l1m1· Sen C'll17t'll OK :-.J H arl"~t 11> 5 311 . T Ul's I hru S;it li75 4491 •CAI DRIVEltS• Checkt>rCab TI0·0222 CASlllf:R·part time p(Jsition avail. 1 JOAM l :JOPM Mon·t 'ri, ex· per'd. Please apply The Earl's Plumbin~ 28922 C amino Ca pistran o 495-0401 CLERICAL Invoice ofc 1 .. c"\e•Ji .. c•a"]••---- nds person accurate w /fiitures, typirig & 10.- key, exp. req. 979·8600 C.M. Clerical CLERK, PURCHASING (Entry••ell Wt:STF:RN DIGITAL CORPORATIO!'I: is a le ading semiconduetor manufacturer located in Orange County We are c•urrenlly involve<1 in m any excit1n~ proje<'ls tn a l'r eatave and stimulating work en· vironment. We invite you to <'Orne and Rrow with \L'i in 1981' WE NEED YOUR SKILLS S Recepffottists $ S..CrefariH $Typists $ Word Processors SDotafntry ~---·-""' ....... _ .,... ................ tllll"\. .. ~ .............. .. .ll"WW ... WVJlll I JOO Quail Street Newport Be:ich : Ca 92660 r 714-955-2170 E.O.E. CLRICA.L coverage. Please call train Appl y 7A M Na n c v p er r 1 n at MacGregor Y;trhts , 1631 775.710'1. t·xt 83 ror Plact'nlla, Costa Mrs a more informatm11 i\ssemblf'r Columbia PROTOTYPE llahysitter W;irrn & lov 1ng l.ranrlm~1 fo r infant Re r errah & ""' n 1ransportat1011 67!> Wft or call Personnel I 714·R33·H383 FAR WEST Columhia offers attnat• tive starting salarie~. l' x cellent benefits t n rlurling medical. dental and vision coverage, and a beautiful work l:'n· varoomenl For more an formation, please con tact Nancy Pe r rin at 776-7101. ext. 83. CASlfl F.R Ch•rk H1•sp 9!!1-... 11!111-----· & dept•ndabl1• ror ;a fter Beautician nnon 'hart Sun thru I TI. lcAoa lcry Ctub Thurs. 11 30.4 :m A l'I' K ftOW hirinq: I) (;I ft ~h\I p J nh 11 Waynl' l\1rport Tu1·~ St'le<'tl>d c·and1date will perform various duties m the Personnel Oep11rt mt-nl. inrlurhn,g typinJ.( 11url'h0l~c orders. hlml!. mat t>r wl 1•'fped1tin1Z . t' l<' R e q u 1 res h 11? h s<'hOOI Wllh business em phas1s Some rlen cal ex penence 3 phis This is a A better J>Of'lilion awaits you at Victor Tum your experit>nre into money Followinl( skills neerted C'LF,RKS TYrlST,S St-:CRF:TARIES ;.\.<;.5Jo:M Bl .t: RS C,all Torlay S • ASSEMBLER GYlftCJS We h av<> un 1mmcd cmtdl.oan o peninie fn r an f\o; Fl abys al te r. m a t urt• woman. my home n r OCC. own tram;, flex days &brs 957·8070 Servings & Lo• 4001 MacArthur Blvd .Newport Beach, CA F.qual Opportunity Employer M t F /HIV Hairstylhts t hru Sat i\M only I with following F.xr e l 546 31197 working C'Ofld's. Work Tomorrow Never a Fee~ Associotioll sembl~r •Solderer with. a 910S. Brookhurst min of 2 3 yr'I 1•xpc r Anaheim, Ca. 92804 Must he expcr'd at us· Equal Oppty sembhng a variety or BABYSITTER . needl.!d Employer M IF e leetro·mec hani<'t1I de ror 6 yr old. Before & aft. "'!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!I vices & soldering cirruit school. Nr Woodla nd or = -b oa rd s u n d l' r a Mariners Schools. Must micrO!!<'Ope. N A SA ADMIM.ASST Interior design shop. Order, expedite. Light sec'I, gen. om ce. M·F 9·12. M.50/hr. 640·9193. certification highly de be avail full day during sirable. Apply at s ummer. also must be mature & exper. lady. =~~a~~s Call for inter view al 642·~ EOE M/F/H _64.2·1236 Answering Service ta k · ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ing applications for l' ... --------•! UPM-7AM shift Sun & Banking Mon only. 362 3rd St., Aulstaftt Ma111a9er TELLERS #C. Laguna Beaeh W..tecl For •ari.ty •ARCHITECT 675-6110 AmST stare "' C.M. arH. FULL Tl ME MEW ACCOUNTS FULL& PART T l MF. Position available in our South Coast Pina office F:x perierice prer'd. Call Kathy Amburgey :>4().4066 USE THE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For Result Service Call 642-5678 ht.JU Columbia SaYiltcJs .dl.om AssocJaHo. 910S. Brookhunt Anaheim, Ca. 92904 F.qu•l Opply Employer MI F Placing a Classified ad 1s as easy as dialing your phone. Give us a call. We'll do the rest. 642·5678 •••••• • Daily Pilat I Accounts Payable : e looldae.,..-e Please call Wed. thru Sat. 1542·0092, ask for Joyce IDPlt/SCTRY Exper. mature person for real estate office in Sunset Beach. P /T II» day. Salary $500/mo. 7t4/846·6608 or eves 213/581'l·S743 BONUS of 1 MO SALARY! c ...... 0ppar .... 1es L-.HllaOfc . EXP£RJENCEO ONLY VA.ULT TB.LB FULL TIME COMMERCIAL TB.LB PART TIME CASHIER 32·40hrs wk ml'I. Sal & Sun. Expcnenred App- ly in person. Kerm Rim;1 Hardware. 2666 Har bor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. CASHIERS UTDTEM MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shift s DELI MANAGE R We promote to manage. menl & s upervision from within. WANT /I CAREER? CORta Mesa Ill Del Mar 631·9421 Life cast Sculptor needs asslstanl fo r a ne w studio. musl be am· bilious. creative, e xper in working in the human rorm. work well w /peo- ple. 499·\968 anytime. ASSIMILB/Troht.e Hose produ ct s . Bi lingual. Call 645-73111, askforJlm. Variety store ••· perieC1ce. s11c as floor pertoC1 or AHll· taftt MaC1a9er IOI geMral JMt'ChClftdiu store .._rff. Ht CtOt MeetlClrJ. hthf'•lews M~. I OA.M-3PM. G llbert S· I 0 -2 s· Store. 257 E. 17th St .• CostaM.sa. e A full·timc position is available • CALIFORNIA e for accurate person with at least e e tw o years expe rience in e FEDERAL • process ing arcounts payable for • comp~ter input, cash reporting SGT'"9s & LCHICI e and d1sbul'scm cnt scheduling and • Call Carol Thuyns a t 832·2811 for interview ....... F.O.E Laguna Bea<'h 494.9233 lluntington Beach 962·9116 AUTO People who need people sho uld always check the Service Directory in the OEALERSlll I' Nee<is dependable g!r l for general orrlce. part or Cull tune La~una Beach. 494·1131, ext. 200 IOOt<kHrH Flex. PT /Pl'. 63"5031 695 Town CenlerOr e forecasting. Will prepare bank e Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 e depos its. Must possess good office e F..qual Oppartunity e skills. Perma nent position with e •IOOICIC•HS Cleri<'al so. ORANGE en MUHICIPALCIT DAJLY PILOT Employer ood '' AUTOMOTIVE l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!~I . g .salary. Company paid life, e Busy Chevy store seek · PLAZA/secretarial.Service Specializing in _, RESUMES TYPING CONSULTATION-PREPARATION COMPLETE SERVICE CHOICE OF STATIONERY FOR COVER LETIERS COPYING SPIRAL BINDING IMMEDIATE TURNAROUND SATURDAY A EVENING HOURS 752-0234 MICHELION O.IVE • SUlttlll • IRVINE, CA 92715 ..., ............................ _._0.-..C.....~ hospital. m edical and dental • Ing bookkeepers wilh • benefits. Company credit union. automotive exp. for; • Apply at Orange Coast Da ily Pilot • manual entry of service • btwn 8am·5pm or ca ll 642·4321 . ext • ~~!C:·a~c~~r~~~··c:~~: • 'l11 · • In John Wayne Airport • Cameraman • complell. Salary 'open. • 8ff ofc mgr. Howard e Experien ced a t least 5 years. • Chevrolet. Do\>e tQuail f l Must be able to use newspaper St.fl. Newport Beach. fl camera a nd pl a t e making e BOOKKEEPER DEPUTY CLERK I SIMO/MO. Requires 1 year clerical experience. Mus t pass ty pinit tes t, 40 wpm, 831·9000 X42 fOfl app\, •Equ a l O ppl y Employer • systems. ,Excellent wages and• Full d 11.e•pr ,thruT/B, • bene fits . Appl y in person e typing, 10 key, neat •P· 1 ........ ----- • w/resume to Orange Coast Daily e pearan<'e req, 3-4 day Clerical Pilot week. for Penin. R.E. SENIOR CLER" •. ·Part Time Evaa_· •. orc.cauoouy875-4830 " Pleuey Semiconductors c ..... , Y_.. • 1•-iar&llllll"-is .-.1n,. Senior c 1erk • Adults w i ( h outs tan d Jn g I IOC«i_.. tor our Sales/Customer e attractive personalities who e UMSTAMT Service office. Sharp. • · ki · h e lxp'd , A /P -A /R, pe.niona\>le. aelf·starter. en.JOY: wor ng wit 10..lS year old payroll, bank recona.. ability to Ullnk on feet• e youths. Start .at $4 .00/hour . e · 1 en. Jedser po1t • good communication • 2: 30PM a nd 5: 30PM. 642·4321 e ballanc!e. 1lll111 a mu1t. Ty~lnt • Ext. ~. Aitk for Lort. e 1~ "'" 40·45 wpm. Prev ou1 • .. ........ cuetomer service ex· • OD:r~ • CH-.US 111 ,.._. __ a ...-._ite plUI. r-P«sa•ISerriea r-"91\...,. _.,.. • 830 W. Bay Street • T==~ • Apply 'ft.'iiin· • l:'ft Costa Mesa, CA • UOOQuall, H.B. 111•11 , .... e ~ual Opportunity Employer • Attb&.na *1...._A• . .................. -.mo B.O.I . '"1119.CA ierl"at opportunity to !(row with a rast·moving Company We offer top n o t ch sal aries a nd fri n ge benefiL'I, including Com· pany.paid medical. den· tal and life Insurance. educational reimburse- ment, credit union and a n outs tanding E m p l oyee Stock • Ownership Plan. To app. ly. please stop by the Personnel Department. WESTERN DIGITAL CORP. 312.8 Red Hiii Avenue cCom er Baker a. Red Hill> Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 "Designing Technology For Tiie Future" F,qual Opportunity •-Employer N. 8 . ~·8520 ORG. IW-2fl62 Equal Opp Em pl yr MI F a.n.Gn.. Newport B eac h mortgage banking com- pany has an enlry·level position available In our loan service dept. Some previous office ex · pe rien <'e desirable It good <'Ommunl('atlon skills. For appt.. call 640-4580. ext. •202. E.O.E. Clerk / Manag e r . Hallma.rk & Gifts. E•P pref. 64(>. 7373. CL8tK TYPIST We provide reloc:aUon services for mJr. cor· porations transferrin« their employees. Our Homesales Oi.Y. is seek· il\C a c~ typist !typing skills M-«>wpm >. If you are well organlted. de· Clerical tail-oriented. this posi· lion Is for you. Salary Is C•llMlr l800 mo. Excell. vaca· s.r.lce tion. sick leave & co. I paid b en efits . Call 111"'91 •• Frankieal: Excel ent training op· 152·'11CYI portl.Wty for lnd!Yiduals Merrill Lynch lnvolvlnc heavy filing Reloc:aUon M1ml .. In<'. a n .d t e I e p h o n e Equal Opp Emplyr M /F res pons I b 111 ll ea . E x . '""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!"""' perience In deal1C1g with •~ the public helpful. CLO'l'HISftMI We otter a good starting salary, e•cellent com . pany pt1ld beftefita ln- chiding attractive worti appuel and a pleasanl wor kln1 atmos phere. Apply In penon between 9AMand4PM. 0 Now hlrtn1 part Umt s ales • A11iatant M ana1er Train••• M lnlmum Imo. ta· periertce. Callta-IDl. Computer Dre11 maaufaeturer n.-part u .. dab· en\rf ,.,_ tor ••l ~omput•r laatalla~l=llUll tmow 1 .... ,. ,., • ....,eoad. ~lepenon: ST.JOlll lHll Der&an An., .,.... f Ceraer lttlYl• 6 .,...., ne..-nn • l , - c --• ..& ~?" ... ',.! ..... ?!.~ ... ?.~t.u.~ ..... ?!~ .... ~.~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!!! ~!'!'f.?~ ..... ?!~ Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, February 22, 1981 - ......._.. ~ ... ,~ •lrlt •••AL OMCI uOtf U.A&. SIC'Y ~~~ ..... ?!~ .. ~~!'!';.~ ..... ?!_~ ~.!!~ ..... ?!!~ ..... ~~ ..... !!.~~ ~ ....... Ynllm41ttd ••rn I ~ Part lime ...... Mtw~ ror NewpGrt Beach law • AZ-•JOI hl .. PJNJMlllMl Or• r M book ..... , ,..,1 otnet.EaeeUentaldllaa NurH'1Aldetot5yrold PRfNTSHOPTRAINEE 1.:.noMllT SalaUd,y, PIT.3ev~:; ~mlA 11uht111~r 1t1rdwt1rlleor1. 0 itatana.~ .. •• ~It muit. Dutiea Include lady, f~1nale, middle · Ml.mttype40wpm Excit.ina potltioQ In our per WMI!. Sundays 11 ~ ............ f~m....i.-H Ip •n•41d t1011 11nohrs Typln& r ~ r 10 ~~~ .urt' tYl>iJ\I correspoadentt aged . MUST SPEAK 333 3rd St. Laguna deal n studio ! Good (714*2,••0 .. U' 111..-lllA)t1 phunt· C'nmm1u11r a1lnn iiupervisor y oper to .. dorwDenta and other J A PA N ES E 0 R Beach ~ II y... A <.1t.Ull.,1 cwpl«' 1 •r I Ir. 1 I I C .. 11 f o ~ In <-.)()rtllii•te 6 over see rn~biUtia &POC"it t· CHINESE AS WELL AS PllOOUCTIOM ~~ p IN~ pt"'rf :1 nt~: --------- ......... 1..utwt• '' • 1111 ~~., ~~.~~.~·k7 lt'n-1-~~ ll•)' ., nltht utlUty a rea. ed '1!'1 '=" desk. Coo· ENG 1t I S ff . R EFS . We have the following ~ltOl. SALES/ H•••l lv pro mln t'nl Cif'nl'nel Offil c• ~>nl'S Prt1V1~ Upt'r. with In· tad • ·9190. UOO/mo + r oom & b ._ mdlul la bor1t or~ ~~:° ( ~'~ 11f' .. ~h~.u!:' hlt p.1yrotl 1n v111c1nl( v<•ntl)r)'.slor11e&belng Ll•ALSICl.lfAIY h?•nt in Spanish Villa ~.!':J:!~~~ b:Si::s~ !!.~~ '" . ahn J Mllll llllnl'd ·~ ()nl~ldr1I nn ltlllllj( \Int 01•por1unl ~111!llil\Jal ll dellfinite plus. Busy Law omee. lyr ~,100~1~: ~~~a~lr,es~~ located in Irvine nr. RECEPTIONIST .. . MARKETING ... =:---a.no ~" • ,uni •tll4' ru11111ul• " 11111111 l)' \IP S)'ll"OI~. 1611 .-.nJo)'I c:xc,·lc: ent l cdoim · legal exp. pref. Sal. com· 4J~ , • Airport. New facility. We have an lmm~iate A r e you a 11elt motivated . •1.t;,ci·rt ivt- p e rson with a •rn lc., background? our fa11l pa ced co ll c:~t· ufl ffi lSSIOll.S uff1ft• I'! seek· ing a bri.:ht. penpl1• oriented 1.ndiv1dual for a recrwt1ng pos1th111 lk quired are direct sale, s klll11 with tt.'ll'phorw salc•s exper1enr1• u111l some a dm1n1 s tra t iv1• backitround. The ~ii(' cessful c:111diJ :11l· will hll.V<' ex cellent tom mumc<it10n s kills for rl<' alinA effect1v1•ly v.1th ill types of 11eoµI<> ancl .1 flOQfl d ost• uf -. tr•., I senst' Call "u '"t'O'm~•"' 'd""1m houw l11S.• l111&u1111 t or M1111nn1 ~ c·~ 04~96411 p~r1ny ~nc:lb,lnhcftu Ang menaurate w /exper. . Storage/Fn.rWhse openin • for an In· Rl!ALIT' l"QUlµrnPnl drt.11 • 1111 J uel\ 1.11 G88A1. OflftCf ply i.n pt'l"!IOn, Mon-Fri.. • NUISIS .....llH ac me an d1vidual with strontt • ""' "r 11 11 • ti ~ rn~a per 11 1 "P· Lido VUJaoe675-9102 f M h. M I t " W • n •• d a I ,. a d !I* ut111 M•n1 tlu u I' 11 c;,Mt l)'Jll..'>l, IU kt>\' by !IAM Noon l't!tsonnel L 1 QUOR Store clerk. Pr a c tic a l\Y6 r s es . Ex P h e 1 P r u 1 1 n °1 verbal communication Op.ralor 10 run lh• •MMt11•,PM wuch trkphorw:i Gro" MA.lllOTIHOTIL Niles. Beach a r ea. C NA 's, Companion (~l~~~;:;1 s kills to answer phones o pcn11m1 J urin 11\1 111.: l!tibhsh1ng 1·nmi>•n)' 9'10Newport Center Dr. F /time. Exp. nee. Tep Aides. ln·home & Hospt. and greet customers. d.a • OUFTB N ,10 .. m 0 k c• r pr l' f Newp0rt Beach A 1 . , I pvt. duty cases avail. ApplicanL'I must type 60 If ruu l\a•" i .... , .. , p4'f' r 1n ·com~•uh•t o pocraUul\'> '"' luJ an~ lllC'bHl.lllnr; •nd l'~u1 1' ment m<11n1.-1111nn ~oowlc-d ac .. r HA"" and Uw dt'-"rf' tu .u h1.-•, •n •h •n " tht·o ttw. I• \QUr oPJJOO un1t• ~111t rf'St..U:n.-t lt ;arol 11 \I. h 11t Ni<'hol I n!>lll Ult I p 0 Ro~!m97\ V. 0 r Id W .:t v P ,, ' I ,, I l't'lllt'I I ''°' An.Rt>l~ l II !IWC.".1 I Afflm1dt1vt' l"lmn FAaual Opportunit) tmpLoyer M F Construction Yant Mau. FT. must ha vl' \'alid driver's h<· 1!171 PhH·t•n tia,C M. COOK Presehool P arl 1-'ull limet'Xp lrv551 ~S3:1 Cost Acc ounta11l Construction expcr 1·s 1 sentiut. P l1m1• E• l'!> OK. 645-650 I "7'"' 0 ........ ... 11 wages. PP>' •n person. •1-1u •CTIO.... wpm accurately, have • _,I I ..,_ lnl.I r OI llJllH \'IJ Equal Opp Emplyr M /F Holiday House Liquors. ,.. ~ ",.. " PRODUCTION ~~ lllClJ ~1n. N<irthrup , 2937 E. Coast Rwy, CdM NURS~ REGISTRY neat appearance and get 111 11 iwt > I ,.,,,I.I 1111t t ur Costa Mesa 545.0500 along well with others H'1 ~.r..w.1 nl!ukd fut laLl\Jt.O~ lr\lrW & s A JIOlJSt;KEEPER. Nwpl Live-In Housekeeper, ap· WORKERS P rev1ou11 experien<·e tlr'11A'l"l •kp .. rtmt't1\ 111 1111 .:.t1011i. $4 oo ~ up lkh, Uv1Mn, I cMld, pvt preciative fam ily. 5 li!m!~~-------Anabolic. Inc., a leader preferable Must l>4' non o ut ch ••'11 lu1l111 ! '1111i.M3 ur63lll!lllll rm.~fs req CallJoyce days, 2 c hildren,'ocn Optics inthevitaminmanufac· s moker. Ex c•e lle nl ,,..,. lhlll I 7,.,6771 .,A,,_A... salary and bene fits GUARDS "' · '"' ......., rront. ref's 545,1591 luring industry. has im· package. Please contact DllVYS W.UolTfO I hill & 1Jltl'1 t1rm• All llum>t!keeper. live.in, GLASS mt'diate openings on the Caryn Whalen for more hC"fA'f\tl..l1h & ,n .. ,,. Ill .Hc-u:-l 111f111 lll'i furn 'd S<it 1Sun orr Fo r 2 yr c• ...... ER 1st shift for a label coder information, 540-6952. ur 1.1\N .Mt .11 .. in ~""' \11,1" :•1 ur ov\•r 1t'l1n•11 l(irl Irvine 752.2209 LOAM U I I and a packager. No ex MCS, Inc. 1)1'JJ~ "~k tur h1t .,.,.lmtm• "lv1•\flt•t ON' TR.AIMEE penencenecessary 29605. Daimler Av \ 11111 ~ t ' n 1 H' r .ti 1 11 11u~1.·kcepH t Na nn y . ACCOUMTIMG You have an exceptional 11 . Santa Ana. CA ORIVYS l't11tl'1·t11in ~·rv11•1• 1:.!W hv1H n or vut. needed for Please see our ad today Ca or apply m person Equal Oppty Employe r lli.11 \ R1d1. h•1·.1l~t 111 '>' :>th St i.,,1nt.1 ,\n.1 I "orkm.: parents & darl· under ACCOUNTING . opportunity available &. right now. To qualify , I 1o:una lhlls ha-. 11 tllllt' l11tt-rvu" hr ... q ll I I 1 m.: ti , yr old girl in Columbia Savings you should have some ,\ r l.1me llfl!lllllln:. c .. 1 "'"" ..... I I n ·1ne Mus t drive . familiarity with produ<." clri\llllo! rc:l ovt•1 ?l • 1n 11 , I .,~ak Enl(hs h & have ti on tasks associated -.ui.1111·1· l••IUllPOwnt 1 ·•If "1~11:.1 ... ,.,,..,,,.nt ruf •'all days 759.9199·, LOAMOFACB .. , -1 f 1-·1 ·1 r < • 1m ' '-with cutting RI ass pro f (H. k111 1o1•11 II 11' n"1""1" oi • "0 1 "ken<ls eves·8S7·4730. Aggressive Individual IJ11w11111}! I m.in•IP1•rf11n.10t•1· Ip needed with bank or ducts . You will be 1,, 1;o . l'i•mm""""' llOlJSl-:K 1-:1-;r-t::R Live· . trained in glass <'uttmic finance company ex d B.ECTRICl..t.H I p,11cl 1•111 lnll·nw" Nill Hl , muture person lo perience. Fast.moving proce ur('s. mas ter .lnumev 1~·r.1111 rn.1r1111• , .loh11 \l!tl lt:l6.1 t:uok & du htl• hskp1nl! R.E. lender. Unlimited sc heduling. S<."rap re· onh hanl"ork,•i rwi·tl Salar~. rm. hrd. plenty opportunity. 828.8160 porting. material cun JJJt)I~ l<on M """"I! 11 \rtl)\\ \HE'\\LES 11f fn'e tinw. xlnt toe . !Dennis>. lrol. and inspc.·euon of ~:, t."!lltt LAGUNA BEACH .. tos<' lo bl'l1 Cull Mrs. supplies H..iail l'1·rm fu ll & 1>iit1h1r·194 ijtl7S LVN'S l·l I t-:\••(· Se1·1 1•ta r• •'X 1wn1•111•1'll 111 l,1\\ n"il 1·stat1.· n '111111·'· 1•11· will 1111 1•xtra t ypinl.l .1t ht11111' 17 1 I )1<:17 ll:t 1'1 l'Vtnll1j!S FACTORY TR..t.IHEES Malurl'. r<'l111bk ir1 We orre r a t e rrific 11 t111w :!411 llro,itl\\.1 \' llous1•keerv•r 1Compunion •1~ ••Shi-. I ·~ ,....., ""' •Tn benefits packai:e mclud· n i.tll:I for t•lderly persiJn l.1vc 99 bed SNF xlnt. repula mg two weeks paid v:tl'U· 1norout k3:J..200'J lion Beach area . tion (S days after rir!.t I !.\HJ >\\' \Ill-Si\I I-'.._ f 11ll 1lll1t' l'.Hl lllllt' t\p Pl.1• 111 1wn.m1 ('rqw11 II a rdw.ir1• 111:!·1 I fv 1111' < Wt'Sll'llff l'lata t N II HOUSEkEEPERS Outstanding bene fits. six months). compuny 642·~ ___ paid insurarwe . cre <lil MAIDS Exp'd. lmmed. hire. AP· ply Angie. San Clemente Inn. union, and more Stop by. or c11ll us today for further details ANABOLIC, INC 17802 Gillelle Ave lrvme. CA 92713 17141 546·11901 Equal Oppty, Employer MI F P /T Demons trate in stores in your area all day Fri, Sat. Car net• $4 /hr. (714 ) 775,7()37. <2 13)8"nl135 P !time , 7days, 2hrs 1duJ ly , AM delivery. L /\ Times $100 per week. ~ gas allowc1nrc J.11~una Reach. 49-i·IW!lf •. RECEPTIONIST Full Lime Sun Thurs l.1te typing & lO·key ex periencc needed Pvt Country <'lub. G«·S404 RECf:r7TIOHIST With or without typ1n1? nl'eded. Top pay Te rn P<>rary & rull time C'a II To<l Sl>rvin-s at 979·11900 .R e !> i d t: n l /\ I d I' Jl11usckeerwr 1''0r at·t1 ve rt'llrt:m c nt fal·ll1ty Various <lutH·'i Must have expl'r (Jpt•n1111o(s , J J(~ I I 30 !.. ~ I I 31) /\p p I\ !'\ c " p .. n v 1 11 .1 fi ll! !iHfil J at·k L:ll ~un 714 M6 731.i(I. E' t :1111; BUS INESS SCHOOLS GROUP NATIONAL EDUC ATION CORP. 4361 Rm·h Sln•1·t Nl•wport Br a1·h •r•1;1:11 Equal Opportun11) 1<;mµloy1.>r M J. Sall•sp.-r-;<1n P,111tl ro1untt•r ~1mt· l''<l'•'r 11 11'<J l.,1j!ltllU !11·,11'!1 lumhc·r (",, 1!1 l 1•!>~ , r fY10~ SA Lfo.Sl'Ell!'><l'\ ,,, 111,• DB.I. FIT & P n. Eslary's , !J444 t-: Coas t Hwy, CdM. 67S· 13.54 u1 v1d ua ls l'rl·~surt·1 "t'alth ).!uaj!t> rna11ufa1·1ur1•r EVERYBODY LIKES 41 ~day work wcyk A WIHHER 15.~Chrmicul L<int' ' Ii" 111111 <•I thl' f.islt"'t (J\1 <."i':ld<lrn & Roba J.:rttWllH'<'omp:invin th<· W1· huv(' 11n i mmediate 0 11 <>n 11i~ fo r 2 housekccl>f'rs Full time poi.1\lons tOPM·6AM ~hi fts Xlnt fri nge hcnefiL<; package. Apply in prrson al Advanced 11<-alt h Center, 1300 flri:.tol St North, Ste. I 11100. Newport Reach . 1 E.O f': Mlf' Maintenance Dtsc· INSTRUMENTS P IT person for s mall of fit•e, various dut1t>s. ae 11ve s ports w e ar C'o 536·9JJ.3 H,.~taur11nt n1 u-;1 111 • ~I" 1 1. 1 ~ Delivery Lite delivery "ork. 4 hrs Mon·F'n. must h;l\•e own car. Hrly s alary + l·a r I expenses Monti 833·11000 • Delivery Man for t.'arl) I AM L.J\ Timi's horn•· dc- liveq" Economu•a l c·;Jr required Adults t1nly 2'"2 hrs per 1.h1~ No 1.·111 lectin~. S4SO per mo nl't take horn<' + hnnus + g a s . a I t o w a n •' ,. Wes tm inster II unt Reh. area. f1J8,54M De.livery r><•rson W<tntc·tl for Allen Reck Flo rist. over 21. S dys week with Mon off. $3. 75/hr. Start as soon as possible. Ask for Randy or A I lcn 645-3804. <'h1l'a I he.1ll1) & 11utr1l1on f1l'ld llu11t1nJ!tOn llt-ach I nhrn111'C'I 1n1·111t11• opp RLECLERIC L:irl(e ino;uranL«' ai:cnC'y ha!'> immediate 11pcn1ng for fast en<'n:Nir filt• l'1 1•rk l'a1d 1·omr1uny lx'nrfiti-Call Linda. at 549 11161 l\ Call \I r \rm"t.rong >i!lll~:l ll11~lt">S & 1hn111~ r1l11m <;lll"'r\ l•·t•r f.ir pvt l'tlflll tr~ duh must knu" ho" I tn typt· J\sk fur !-'rank s.rn o:rr. n r1.1 . TIM F p \Im•· TIUSTl':~s W\11'111-:SS ;rns ~t.'rv No c•xp nl'<· ('a II {;40 111 n 1-: ', E (;cJrlll•n (;rnvt• Company n1'rds 1n o rfit•t• s<i lt•s pcrsonnt•I & <lcl ivcry drivt:rs Nn t.•xpcriencc nN·essary Will train in our office Call aft IPM. Ask for Di ll · 636·6180. General Office Worker Mu.~t type 40wpm Costa M<-:.a 5-19·3942 F.:qwr11•n1·1.•d .,. a1trl'~!'o .,. allt:r!'> dav or 111j!hl. part of full t1m1· I' riv all' t•luh Apply i.t tlilll l\avs1dt' llr . Corona clel MarWl.'d. thru Sun Hotel Dental Assist . Cha1rs1de RDA preferred. must b<' highly motivated & Nral Orfit:<· Rkkpj? audilln!!. 1,YJJIO ~. some .. xp hd11ful. but not 111:•· Oranie n r Anuhe1m Stadium 771·4750. 9,5 DRIVER Opportunity exists for qualified applicant to serve as driver for pre· stigious hotl'I. This full time position of flexible• shifts "111 rc.>c1u1re Class 11 lirensc aft e r hin· F:n JOY exc·ellent company benefits. indudinJ? a free• meal per shift Applv in Dental Assistant, F /T position open in Costa Mesa office. F.xp& x·rnY license req. 631 1420 G ...... ~ "'l OFFICE person. ~on 1-'n. !IA~1 P'l"'9\A Noon Per.mnn<'I 1 j!1rl o rr1 cP L1 i:h t 1rnymll mvnll·rni::. 1 vp MARRIOTT HOTEL 1 lnu!oekecpcr lbabyi.1tte r \1;tture woman to h vl' m but not mandatory to •·arc for infant & do hous1:keep1n~ 1n CdM ar1•a Ref's req Cull 966 021!1 or fi7S·K604 ask fur !);·bra IN l'O M I-: TAX P fU:PARERS f11gh eaminl( potential 1n volume o ff ices . 17 M)S4(~0187 aft. SPM. Or 1213)294·5146 INSPECTOR lnprocess. floor & re· ceiving. Top benefits in· el uding health, denh1I. li fe &savings plan . OF.LTRONIC. Costa Mesa :>45·0413 INS RANC'F. SALES· Tired of f1ghtinR infla· t1on ? Farmers Ins. now interviewing to expand ai:ency force. For dt>· tails Oic k M ye r s 848·TI67 or »4·0532 In g . p h 0 n e s F I r 900 Nt-wport Centl'r Ur Dental Systems. 161 t Monro ia. Newport Beadl Ins urance Ex perienccd porcela rn CM 645 ~O. I •• E•q_•u•al•O•p•"-E•m•p•l•y•r •M-".· ..t.CCOUMT REP frame/C&B Tech NP & I gold. Must know atta1·h G,.ncral C>ff11••· • llot.-1 ment & bridit"' Cood l r time I 5 A 11!<o \\1•r 1 "°"'Desk Clerlc FGg has openings in 1·11slvme r :.crvice dept to servit'l• auto mobile a n'<1 u11Ls Mus t have good oral & written com mumc·ations skills F.x Iler desirable. Starting wages + ben (•f 1t<; I phonr lilt· tv111n$! Ex1x-rienn' prd,.rr11I Trainee for Dt>ntal H911 !1Ctll Apply to ('111dy Surf & Laboratory position Ap I Sa nd llo t •>I l.;q~u n u ply in person 2'17'1 1:t Gcnl·ral 8e11l·h.4974477 NewptJrt Rl vrt. l'ost.1 ThelalbooloyClub Mesa. , is now hinft9: s a lurv t•nmmcns urate Holel W'cxpc r & ability. Xlnt. blHHEtt COOK 1·0, he11l'fits & career ad-DENTAL Assbt. Npl Bch. n~torati vc µr:n· t i c e ' n d s c x p · 11 .. e n e r g e l 1 t• l (' 11 m mem ber. gel -;uh1ry. many benefits 6.11 2491 Spa Attet1do"h 1.arlws Sr:i i1\M :! 30or 2 30 q :\h·n·, Spa S:ol ~Ill 5 :J()J'M 121' ;'\I 1"1111 tirnr• C11wn1n~ 1·11r 1 van1·cment pot ential. , r1•11tly f''tisls fnr l·xpcr'1I I for appt call Linda· .tinner c•ook v.ith rn· 714 ·54!1 !1161 . Dent al Asi;1s t an l chalrside with X Ra~ Ii<'. Part L1ml' S e al Beach office 131 ·2!!29 DENTAi. 1\SSISTANT Chrslde for hu<;y C M . general pract1rr. 41 .. d\ wk.~2A10 DESIGMB HAFTB Laguna Beac h rice tronlcs manufa<'t urer needs: •an eX"perienced person to be respons1 bit> for draf'Ung & mecha111ca I design fonctinns. Must have th oro u)?h knowledl(e of draftinit procedures. P\ board layout. digital. analog. microwave circuit d e sign. & some knowledRe of e lectro.mechanical packaging. DIAFTIR •to.do mechanical detail drawings for assembly &r laYout. Knowledge of s h op practices & m ach ines des irable Wort! or school exper equivalent to 2yr s h lthachool meehanlcal drawt111 • math couM!es neceeaary. Opportunity for advan· cement &r career growth. We offer xlnt pay • beneflta + 4 DAYWOB WHIC f'•~ty la In beautiful ~~a Canyon near • fte9ort af'HS. Gate PenOf'I Sat Sun :ll'M Wl'M Please l'all fo1 JIJl'I li-t!i·7358. 'V1 o n I· 1 1 8 :M>-S General TIMPORAlY ASSICiHMEHTS .AVAIL.AILE AT SAMOMOFRE loncJ & Short Term SPECIAL IMTEIVIEWING CEHTElt KELLY GIRL KELLY lNDUSTRlAl.. Typists. !H'l'retaries. bookkeepers. clerks, wol"fi processors. Ille In· dustrlal workers are all needed for San Onofrt> Special 8"""iew1: 26944C.-0 O.Estnla t Mi. Wt-st of Fwy SJ S-CleMHll Tues .. Feb. 24th & Wed .. Feb. 25th. 9:00AM to4·00PM "Eam Top Pay The Kelly Girl Way .. IELL~··~· SE""V•CE S 1649 Ca~.Ste. E San Marcoe. Ca. 744-2402 M2·2662 Not An A1ency. Never A Fee E.O.E . MIP'/H CaU for appt: P enoonel Depl. Tetonlc Berkeley: 7 H · 414·9401 . La I u n a I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -.11i:1ou' h11t1·I S 11L n•sMul a11ph1·11n1 v. ill lw 1 ,1hlt• to1 v.ork 1n fl(•'t1hl1• -.1 111.1\wn,: he· 11n!a11111.•1I I a vail11hlC' \\ "''k•·n•I' (. c-omfon .1hl<' with ri'nf)• : cards Enio> t•\l•rllcnt • ompjll)' b1•nc•f1i... 1n 'IU11mi: .1 fn·r m1·:il p1•1 I <.hifl Applv 111 1>1•rson !\'1 on-l'r1 . ''\VI :'\onn P<'r.,;onnel I MARRIOTT HOTEL 900 Newport Ccnll'r Or Nt-wpor1 Bra1 h F:qual Opp Emplyr M F ltol.('I Front Desk Clerks We arc Set>kin~ lll'tiJ)I<' oriented persons ahle to work varied hours. Must he adept with fl.iures Full time positum offers e x ct-lle nt company benefits. inrludin~ a free meal per shift Apply m persan, Mon· Fri , 9A M Noon. Personnel MARllOTI HOTEL 900 New))Ort Center Dr . Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M /F H OUSECLEAN E R / Babysitter . M /W /F , 8:J0.2:~. S4 hr. 631·0130 INSURANCE (J ldl1ne in s uran ce hrokt>r ,;l(e r('(Jll i rrs ex· p·<l ix·rmnal hnPS al'ct ~1dn11ms1rator for pos1· t 111n in I rvme rorl)Orate ore Stronl! tech back groun<l a must. Com pet1t1vt• benefiti; indude profit sha rinl!. dent a I. m1.'C.11r al, and hCe cov crni1.•. na 11I 1:: day or per m onth educatio nal c•reimbursement Pleast> 1•1111 7S2 2255. exl. 305. J\ nd('rson & Ande rs on In' Rkrs. Inc F.OE M 1-'111 INT E RIO R DES IGN SA LF:S. Flair for de· corating helpful Flex hrs, will tram. 499· 1461 . Interior DnlcJMr Flooring & drapery ex- pt:riencc. Hrly + comm. 2 days /wk floor lime + consultlntt. N.8 . 640·9193 I NTERIO R LANDSCAPING CO. based in Onnge Cly now hiring ror rull/time mainte nance ro ute . must have own car. call for intervie w wkdays 540..Q.42 Janitorial. Coeta Mesa. PIT. e11p adults only. Top pay or sub·contra<."t. (213)923-9859. Hotel JIWll.IY SALH HOST/HOSTESS WILL TRAIN. Well Full or p/tlme positions d I t Ill t avail. for r ellAble , gromme ' n e ien • aelr motlvated penon. DeOl>le-orlented persons. Pl 11-1.,_ Fleidble shifts . Enjoy 1--e_ue_c_a_. _ _._,.;......,.. __ excel I. com P a n Y l .... ASSIST. beneflta Including a free Part or full time. meal per shift. Apply In 545-1144 ,...,,. _______ "'lfl :--=1oon. Mon· •• Fri. Pt KITCHEN HELP ..... E.O.E. ------- Classy Autos OTTHOT& M•le or female, full , ... OTICI 900 Newport Center Dr. Ume, nlcht ablft, 1 day1. " • "'d ti d Newport Beach Apply et llOl B~idt bow D•llY Pllot Clan · ''°' Ver Se !qual()ppEmptyrM/P' Or. Corone del lier llled •cb dl.IPl•y their Wed •""-· •·-m...,.. with letlblUly .um.oa1111. Mil~ T O\ar acts, •• in the HOVSJ:CL.SA.NERS l.MelC ..... -. fNud IO HJ, really To work fot JaatH'• Indoor plHt m•lat. I J.!l..::,•ulu. Pllone ..... ______ .. , .. .....,Alm. P f.f • ...a. bp .... mm.'-""'· ~ ,... .. rn.m•u. ...- CUSTODIAN Saddleback Coll. Mis· s ioo Viejo. 10 :30PM · 7A M. M·F. Salary rangt> Sl.Clll to Sl.324 per mo + S'h shift differential. MAIMl'EMANCE II aECTllCIAN 7AM·3:~PM. Tues-Sat Salary range Sl.35S to Sl.700 per mo. 831-4850. 8·S MAMAGEI TRAINEE To learn film p rocessinl{ business. No exp. nee Will train. 971-9201 MANAGEMENT Ambitious couple , 2nd income. Help assist with wholesale business. 549·~ Management ASSISTANT MANA GB X In t opportunity in growing specialty store t•hain for m a nagemt-nt person with National dept. store or specialty chain shop e"P· Liberal Co. benefits. interview· ing in our Irvine store. call Mr. Foxcrort for app'l. 1714)552·3130. MATBIAL HAMDLING Parts clerk. rubber hose products. must pass co. physical including back x·ray. Taking applica· lions btwn 8 & lOAM on· ly Stra to rtu . 17671 Armstrong Ave .. Irv . EOF. A Kendavis Ind. Co. MECHANIC Needed immediately. a hlih ly qualified mechanic to work in our used car dept. Excellent pay. benefits & workini? <."onditions. Call Mr. Doy IOI WITHAM VW 17141193-7551 638-7110 MB>ICAL/ICPT. Neurologist offke. Busy phones. making -appts. lite typing. Must be sharp & like to be busy Xlnt benefits. Full time Nr . lloag Hosp. Call Colleen at 642,1437 Mt-dlcal Assist.. P IT . Newport Beach phys1· cian. varied front /back office duties . Lile IYP· in~. filing. lite phones. EKG. Exp he l pful. S alar y n eg Com · m e nsur ate with exp. 644·7244. Medical Receptionis t . T yping. bookkeeping. salary & ho\Jrs open. 759-0257. MEDICAL Front office ex per fl person offic e . Call Renee; 972-2868 M edical office nds woman skilled in typing, insur. (213)420-Ql2'7 MnrT,... Needed for adhesive, color. & paint mixln1 &r grtndiq on 3-roll m 111. 1531 Mo nrovia. N. B. M·F,M . Models. Tall. sharp, Fem i nine only . Mapmae. Non-fashion. eGtm.Bob. Need eatra money ? Demanatrate liquid em· bro6dlry. CaUS.•13 Nunint ..... LYM Part Ulne. ll·T. Small 41 bed-·· bospt. Saal• Aa•lflll ..... 1 ••II• rear 1•oppl111 ...... .,, ....... o.u, PUat~.W.. P l" Bl.IC" RELATIONS ' C OOt<S & COUNTER plu1nhtlll! fio•I• 1 •I.II 102 E Baker Costa Mesa 714-979-5300 F:OF. M IF HRP s 1~.o n.11 < 1 ••• , l mmrc:hale 11f)t'n10j? f11ll h1•nt•f11'o Cr,1111 It' • • &. part t1ml' for !\:""Port n1i:ml l'ot1•n11·cl '1 110 1-:am extra 10l'on1e in your span• llmt• ~ar krarh lh· .. rnur:•nt C11n I '111•r 11111 l'lo ,., •' i ketmg products aml t.ictHir·h;1t1;7'i R!ir.l thP ~:.1 r1 , I' .. n lie •' recruit d1s tnh11to r-I 2 R •1 '.! ! 1 • • ORTHODONTIC AS SISTANT-Laguna Rr h. Dental expcr req Good wages, benefits. 494·855S Blue & Assoc· 760 -7<l711 1 lktail 'lill·'· full & P T rapi-.tran. 1•1o; .~1·11 • . , tur fabric ,ion• Fatu 11 I PRIV~n. ~l T't <'A l!F. 1' \\'arrho11sl'f>l6 -11141> ~alt·~1tt·r~o11 \\.11\I<' I •II for r .1ra l)7ed youn~ f ;t .. hlflll blalllf jt•\\o 11 , woman Mon f n Must HETl\11.SAl.ES ~t•)rl' 1;.,4 :>1~111 HA NDYPERSON fo r apartment complex Reliable. $4 per hr 40 hrs. per week. Costa Mt-sa area. 645-3381. 675·5949 drive, will train. Salar v LAGUNA IE..t.CH open Balboa Is land . Hardware Pl'rm full & 675·56.'\2 p time 210 llroa<lw::i• PA RT TIME. F' ttime ans. serv. No exp. nee. Call: 640-1110 E .O.E PBSOHAL ASSIST AMT QUALITY CONTaOL Final ins pection, hose & fitting. must pass co. physical including back x-ray. Taking applica· lions btwn 8 & lOAM on. ly . Str atoflex. 17671 Armstrong A\'e., Irv . EOE. A Kendavis Ind .. Co. REAL F.STATE SAL.ES P 1-:RSONS wanted h~ SCOTI HOL~ ES CO for local sal<'.s or Palm Springs llme,sha re de velopement. Will train 631-0778. 497·44'J..1 Retail Clt-rk . Costa Mesa Stationers. 270 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa full t1ml'. apply in person 10,12 R:'ll ll,7 Charge nurse 80 bed ECF. Full & pa rt time. gd salary. Mesa Verde Conv. Hospt .. f'6t Cenlt'r St .. CM S48·558S S ALES CLERK :\1.,ture Fas hion Island clock shop Wi ll tram Call Jame;. 7fi0·122S Sale!'. Cht-ss & Gom e s A mos t u niriu e op portunity for a s pecial person lo assis t a very s u ccessful executive with a multitude or duties Emphas is on public r e latio n s. g ra ciou s ness and personality is greatly stressed . Pos ition re· quires a sophisticated t-legant person who 1s well groomed , well educated and extreme ly dedicated and loyal. Ap pearanc e. good poise and willingness to learn are more important than experience. REAL ESJ'ATE Uni~ 1nterviewin)! ca rcer lmmed opening for m minded people Top nr-s tore salt-sperson Op fi <."e location Pleasant p o r t u n 1 t y ( o r atmoophert> Lihcral in I miile ft-malr "ho wantc; centive commissions to I posilion v.lth mana11<' 80": Rt>Sponses held in menl puh'ntial Contact <'onfidenee Call Dan .Janet64.~ 5021. Wal le ntine. Realtor lsalt"<: 645 7221 GREAT HOURS This is a pe rm 3 ncnt career po1dt1 on with super benefits mcludinl( rxccl. startini? salary. ~real f re e d o m . responsibility. unlimited growth potl'ntial. For c·omplctl' dt•t111 Is. ple;c.c;e c•all 549·11594. ask for K1mht'rly H n~ PtnaftMI S.C: 'y G real job for a dynam1<' person' Need someone who is people-oriented T y p i ng 6S 70wpm Shrthd nol req·d Lnts or phones & variety For more lnfo. µIs ca II Tod Services at 979-8900 PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN Leadlntt pest <."Onlrnl I'll needs route technieian for s teady job, e ntry level. no expcr nee . we train. Call Tim 979·6021 Mon9·3. Phone Representative No selling. Talk with huslness executlve!I dur· ing normal business hrs . Make appts. for our pro· fession1l11 to meet with pr06pects. Ptr PoSltion with bonus option. We a re an oldllne Newp0rt Co. with an excell. re- putation. Please ca II: 752·2255. ext. 305. An· derson &r Anderson Ins. Bkrs .• Inc. EOE M IF /H Real Estate SUCCESSOR FAILURE IN '8 I ? I. flav<' you 1·ons1 derNI the pitfalls of com ml'rcial & rc~1dent1al re a I estate ., F'or e'ta Ill pie 1 t7": INT rntt•s lo nl! es('row~. (arm1nj? for 1 lis tings. <."O mpet1t111n elC' • Promsional Land eo.-porcmon lla s the ans wer for vo11r SUCl'C!SS IO 1981 2 l..t'a m lo markl'l IO\\ CO!il lots and a1•rea~e m So Calif We havt> to•. INT rates Ea m S.'iOK to !150K first year. un h mited leads & more ' LicenH required. For success in 1981 . ask for Mr Telles 955-3402 & 831·8557 RECEPTIONIST The Jolly Roger llt>ll.d quarter.; Office is look ing for a full time. permanent receptionist. Must be very personable & have front office. pro· fessional appt>arance. Dimen s ion PBX swltchhoard s ystem . Position requir es us e or 10·key adder ~ lite typ, ing. Apply in person at T HE JOLLY ROG F.:R INC. 1700Glllette Ave. Irv. RE CE PTIONIST / SECRETARY. Sat only. Must type 50WPM . 499-5381 Photo Booth Attendent. llC9'TIOMIST / HPM. nPIST Apply: 640-7293 · Na lion al mof'tga ge =firm needs re· Pl.I.MTS t (or executive Need penon to maintain located in Irvine. indoor plaJU. Exper not Peraoa must ty pe ' necem. MUil have 1ood have pleasant phon e drivtnl NC'Ot"d. F/Tlm•. penonality. Position 545-GSI perfect for evenlnl col· _11_._. lete l&Udent. Call Marla r.--(1l4wr.10IO. .._.....SOI Coldwell Banlter Poe. requJree min. to a.idlln&lal Mortl•I• 1rs. llrintln1 up. 8tf'Oftl Servi~ meehanlul. te~hnlul An ...-J opportwdty co. ........... In Web on.et. I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I ~=-~ "°ma~Jb Theu. little ad• really Piiot, p .0 . Boa 1116, wortc • .loln the tbouand• eo.ea 11 ... ca. -ol other people lD this •re•. who are re1ul., .lu1r1 the Los Ani:1•lf·~ T1m1.~ Cirrula11on Tc·am ~ a<lupt you r work 'il'ht•tlulr (11 votir llfo ~tylt' W11rk :ihrs d.1y 1n :1 T 1 m<'s (.' irn1 l.J t lf•ll '-Ille!. uH1t'l' nt•:11 vrn1r h11m1.• ,\.hie'·" mon• t1m1• f11r vttllr fam1h . ~t1J•l11 nr lr1s11r,.I~ 1wr1(>(1, We· Pti .V hnurl~ "Jl!l" & .-11m n 11~~11.1n~ I I~ "!wa:l.l '.S Tl \1 FS t :11:; S11nflo" c·r \ • 1 I M F..qual Opportun1t v t-:mplovt'r SALES C rowth orient('d ('O m p.inv 'eeks s harv in '11v1rluals 16+ for p"one wnrk No sclhn~ C'all ~!i 501 I anytime SALES , llome 5\tereo Systems will train h11st.lin1?. yng men. Transp provided. s200 to $800 ~k ly 7141540-7652 tlft I 0. SALES lmmed. openings. full lime & part tim e reader ad representatives for inside sales positions Gd . rompany benefits. Apply in person: Pen· nysaver, 1660 Placentia Ave .. C.M. Monday · Friday. 1 to 5 SALIS MALl/FIMAU T.V ... HI. Experienced advertls· Ing salftl person for new adv.rtlslng media . Local Inside. outs ide sales. Great com· m l111lori. Call 115·9052 leavemena1e. SALES Mature lnclMdual. Must be efficient Ir have pleu.nt phone voice. Call b appt. -. .. 1 S•ilt'!'i l'ul vour \"111 or l'1c k 111 to work & rn;.k .. f(rt>lll mont.'Y 1-:icp J ., ln1l 11111 nt'<' <.:1e•·11 \\ur ld 898-0300 Salt!sper~11n . full time Apply m r><·r~-on )11111 Fri 10-12. Pcrs1mmt1n Tree. 229 Muine Av(· . Ralboa Island. Sa lcsper~on~. r anvuss trainees. pd da 11~· No ex p , s tart 1111n •·I -197 +t..'JI S;\Ll-:S P1•r.1111 µt I I I , l ni'edlPJXllnl & trim ,h,,,, Some exµ ne•· 111 5 :w Tues thn1 Sdt i;;5 14!•1 SALES PERSONS Top npportun1t • fnr :i proft'S.'lll)OUI ,;ilP!' l>t'•I pie to eam upv.urd"' nf SS UOO per ml)n 111 111 l·omm1!-<;1nn \\l rnu't fill lhl" t' Of)t'lllllr<; C ,.., med1:Jlt>ly Ask fw Mr. labman or Mr. Day. I OI WITHAM VW 1714)893-7551 6 l8·78aO ~;JIP~ 1 r;11n1•1:-It.I \ I' T. :-.Int oppurl•H'I I olll'J!•' 'l H•l"lll mnnnlij!ht1·r-. •I\ .. Ett~•h 1'Hrl1 ,., ~ C'all I.wk .11 1 11 I 111 I 1•• I 111n1 SAlES ri:1·nt l\ n"• • rt' p<; 111 1 \I ' • ('1111111 V. I,.,,., 11• 'all11.: ••n i.:if• 11011\'f'\ & en '.,,, • ,,, t ra<lt• f''P hr I pf t •• ~ n()l n c" nu "o111• per.,11n.d1I •· " 11, cl • l e r en 1 n .1 I ' r \ pttn:.t•\ l•r.tnr•· ,, .• •r. '·' SI rn11?hl corn 1 • 1 n poi;1111111 "'h11·h 111111 ~:. YOU to 't•I o" n h11 1r' /\ he vour nw11 """' "" r. •e~tml'nl r••1 Y.rto• Cl11s:.1f1e12 ll,t ":' r dot I' n 111.. 1 '>ti1• t'oslR Mt•!>a. !l~.!ll SALES Work_!i,111 or part Linot•. !i e 11 llig r I cc t ,. .. n 11• c al<"11lutor~ m1 <'ro comput E'ri. & rrlalt•d products Retml ':tl1.'' Knowled~e of computer sciences h elprul In CMta Mesa, rail I,., 7 l 4·54().1530 SICIETAIY f'\JLLTIMI:: orPARTTIME NEWPORT BF.ACll LAWOF'FICE Permane nt. gd. pay. some shrthd . desired. '44-50«> SICllTAIY For stock brokera.ie nrm ln Ne'Wl)Ort Cente r. Mature peraon. Good t1pl"• essential. $1CJO/mo. C11ll Marjorie: '44-MG. .... ....._, .. .,... 0.01 UMr't ol CluaWled. Call !~~p;~~~!fj PllGt ••.wt. our lld taker 9l IG5ITI. _ ~!!!!!:!:.!!!!!!!=~ • I ••• Otangt Coa1t DAILY PILOT unday, February 22. 1981 ....... 1010 ,......, 1070 ••• •·11•1.... '"4 ....._.. ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ···············~······· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'hph ' ''" * '/It I IUY * * Wiii trade t'Omple te UM? Carpet, Ottor1fpr pluah. LIMBER UP • SHAPE ...... , .............. .. RGPt9 natware 18 Ht· 4 mo . o Id J s 0 It UP wrnt A SLIM OYM BARI INT WINCHEi. Oood •f'd P'umltu~ • tin .. + servert> In caM w~wood blue. 250Jda, ExttdMr P•rf. tond. UMd. •-•. • • •· APfi!:zr: yOR 1 wlll lltll ror sturdy J4 rt •old M1.9t Mii lmmed. St!• to All lft1tructlot11. New Sta.._.-.-. 0:;.AITll. ~TION chain. 18" or IOt1.cer. C1ll appreetate. 13. '75 /yd. llOO. tell for 1'75. ll0·5144 Rowtnc DORY. lt' ilau. '4M68', 1Jl·f'2S ~~,~~~~atlon 9(1().5844 '7S5001. tiv•/wknda. Ttak rap rtlll. aratet. Sur ' s Top qua II t y Complete with llfht· SICafAaY I ~JI fur "'"'II holtl11111 111 l~ptton ,.luthd ~ •m m 1•omputt'• '1'17 NOQ'• ttl ,,, -,._ Ht'ml R•tlr•el Ll•11utr ••ilor• C IMll nu op n .-•·••••r'( '•da y• i lllPM w..-1 hun. off " " " 11 • 111 ... t :n o o 1 llu hat\l "1 If B 'l' ltVI(' 1'0~"11 A1 ION .\Tl'•:NUANT Iii.~' fl 'I A1111h Mwll t•llon Jlt11 ~ lr"111' ~ I\ IAI llSll '' l'lttl rn a1 lt 111• o pt r1tlu111 (h ,., 111• k ' 11 .. 111\ '" 11 r k 't1 II MI l"il(h.11•11 ht II ti M'IM '\'.ltiT ' II I P I' f N Cl A tontVIN(. 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"' TYPtSTS ·' ,....~, 1111 lr & !itbrfratin~ ~hop •l1t•llH'f h1thllp•t1t11• \\ ... 1 1 1:. ••··111 ""'"'~ \l u•.i -. .. 11 fl'""" 30yean1orac<'11mulot1on ·I' 111111' .. t1r11r I I "'I' 11!'"" ""' 111111• h1111• l'lllll'h•·~ Jtt'" or ll'IOhlc• itf'm~ /\nl(ll'. • l"ll l'•i\ 1t11111r;11 .1H 1111r1 r 1 I k rl:•l b t!r . lllJI<'. 11t c rl. Davenport S5<1. D•ven port mo. Side cllr l30. matchlnl( iold c h n SlSOlpr. Pole limp ll~. Gas la wn edur 140, Park bench 125. B111t Hoy Golf Cart Zbar stooll•. lrviM Turtler<X"k Art>11 9~0325 W EOG EWOOO Ron<' C h ina Sil ver f.rmint• 12pr se tliniz 631 172f;, 1151·7ffill Radio control airplane. 'llarter. rl'rharii battery $220/0RO 958 5356 CoJeman camptn1 Jent. weilht oan. 142·2'32. 10 xlO. approx. Used I -- time. 17S HO·H44 .... ,..... t040 evlwknda. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. CHRIS Tri·cabJn. T /8. I Rifle '700 BDI. Rem· Od . cond. 119,000. ington. cal 243. 8'7S.90IO t'fS-0734 s .............. . ... 1095 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comm n attop gas st v. 3' . fulJ.sz. oven. S.~. 942.1900 TV,I .... HIFl,Shno '°'' • •••••••••••••••••••••• "7918' Ranier I 10 Like new. IUIO. Must ttell 942.091 l --------. .. , 1 •• ' l' 11 111 I'" "11 I "I urn in um. qt o in It's s. 1'111 1nt111· l11f11 11111 l1wt ll•ftl~ fr., .. l flt t •lt'ltll 1ft1 "'"t'r" ll(>d" & 1111111' Ill 11111._ I r ~··1\11 , .... 11 'll!l lt'lllH l'hn1w 1:.11 n..\').~ .S.11 Sun. 1 ~ear" a ""' le , I' 11o11I t 1 ·.11 motol"'\ lraill'r u·dr. 2 1'1 'M i\ltlf•r I .n • · 1\1 t i I \\ t 1111-'S\\ \\ ·•ltf'r 'ilM R.'"1!1 '>114 HW1 pr1n l'r< mp11" nR Commerl'1al c11 bmet.s for Bl'autiful Color TV. 2 yr narbf>r. l~auty i;hop or wrnty F ree delivery ~1 11 11 1''1 St ar t ~ Fri l(l'n storot(e 545 M 23 S 148. 646-11116. I'' t '111 11 1111'1111 1 l11lldlftc)Materiols 8025 1 11 1"1111"'' W tll t'1111 ·1 ;>o Ml 17111 Snnt11 nil I C'""l '/\llAI 1 L'l'C'"' ...,111111'1 f' l1111r 111 ltl hr •"••••••••••••••••••" '•ht he' LI •<;If r .1htn• '' • ''' , .r.' ,,., \ .111 ... t 'hr 1'111 1 Ill I H••tl"t••I I''< fl q M 111 'tl t1•,.1 '•IK lllli7 \PC M MA :l.129 ~1~li'1~f=~!~t~~t' i l11d1"'""'""''"~~ ,,,.~ lt 1111r '<lt•I tl1•1kl111• •,.. ",,.,. \\ ·1l11 11 t ll1·~k •It'. Wny111• lot swt•1•11C'r M··-1-al \\klltl" h11hil .1\ ll11rh 111 •1 fl l1uik••il f 111m 11111~t\"11rk'l 1t•t1><l ulllf'r ~ 1llllll\;1t1011 \: I r r II \\ l """ t 'lttl .• I•" t I • I r I .._ t 1013 S tat e o f the A rt s !lpeakt'rs. oiled walnut l'abinets. Phillips rom · vunents I 213 )438-8844 M ttrk. (7141760-8259 ...... rt>IJlr \ I 11q111r1 llrt'U It I I Pfl I\ It f II :i4!l f:l4.') ... 'lifll'r I''' ,,., ... ,, .. ,.I ,., '' ••r 1111 ll ll\lrtl' I 111 ' ., 'I 111111 lt1t11! I !l!I• 111'1 tllMI 11111< f' ,.1111111 ,._I "r MttllliMii I 11.t ~··r \ 11 • • 1·11 ,f l\t 111 <;. ' 1 ' Ii \ • 1 11 • 11 ,. I 1111 ;,i._.o ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sony Sll'reu & turntable 1•1nl111h 1•lfl ,.1;7 f111 II t>I'• 'II r. •·'<t 111; 1 'l\l I '1" 111117 IMlsct'flGnfl>Us IOIO <'(INN Oir€'rtor tromhonc with -t 11pe11ker!I. $60 SA LVAGE S A L E · S EALED BIOS 1975.48•" T /S dl•sel P1cemaker F /8 Sportllsher Cruiser . Hit brakewater. sunk & was raised . Inspect vessel al tluntlnglo n Harbor Marine Cente r 2901 Edinger Seal Beach. Sealed Bid must lnl'ludc 10'7. total bid in cashier's check or M 10 . Pay.able t.o Ken Wilson No personal r h et'k Mark envelope ·•Sealed Rid" Submit to So <'oast Marine Survcyo~ ~732 F.a11t 2nd Sl. Lona Reach IQI03. before Feb. 24th, 1981. Bids will he opened that date & loca lion at 3PM Ralance due withinl! 10 days. 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LEGAL all agt'S who wanl finan DOCUMIMTS'" r rnl 1nde1Mlndt'n<'c (.'all • I< ":f':.C:llONU l'up., t\l\l U us I y D u M on. t at II a nclwrill<•n llcrolli. 011 \ 'ham11 .,if" M F I.,., ~ Sta rt1•11' C,1111 f't•h .,., thru Wptf l'Ph ?!i HAM Hl'M ::M:t'I S p111 mw 111 . L:rk1• I' 11r pQf 1 f ul\1• 1''1•r1•f\t Ill tak•' .l1•ron111111 i.·r1111 rl1111~h In Sparr 11~ !Ir I 1'11111 l'l11l h1'~. ""~·· ,,, "" •1:11 27~!i N•·w11ort flt•at·h T('n nl~ t. I 11 h r It rn 11 y m I' "' h 1• r., h 1 I' u v ;1 I I a b I 1• 11:17 -15MI Love lafloofts 972 ,.,.2 1 • ..,.25 p11rchmcn t. sh owin i.: .; h 0 ~ I'\ I 11 1 , 1 • lQI or app Y '" lease holds inh'rl.'st in 11 .. 1t11m Bnut1ucti> di• I• VI' rt· cl Perr l'C't (or l'\ c•ry O('('QSIOO 673·441 9 w lst St Santa An'I :>IJ &;fl 1:i1:) arr lo 1>111 " • · property hclcl b) n•yal Mon.-1'Ti 9 3. familv. Unusual douhll• w n .. h1•1 t. Prn·1 n l'l1•rtrt<' . A A 1\ .!'(IM 1-:, 11 ()(;I .. 1r1vt'. a11t h11••' 1111k labh•. J(lass framing, 24" X t 11/\ININ(, dirnu.: 'lt.•1. i>ini? pon).! thl. Stam11 1'olll•dions. p<111er 33" PurrhasC'cl h~ w .. lri\111 ow""' t1111• olhl•r mist• ill.'m!> Sat antiqlJl'lo. purrhast'olvmg ~11"" & prnlt•i· l'rt•,el I\).! s7 t·ani• hrt hrcl I a fl5_PM 714 760·9034 540 7539 for 11 ppl PUILIC AUCTION 1 1'.11).!l >;.·11r•1 1\1\(' I •').! s11~1 <.'11.,t !I mu•·h S2!l11 Mob'I T ._...._ Slr<ttoncx. A Kt•n1l:in~ 11 • ,rnld ~1•:t\••tl F rr1·1· l'I ~· 1 , • ., "" 1e e .... ,... ... ne M.\NY ITt-:MSllF l-'1"11': 1;ur.,,,~ """ f,.,.tt) '."'3·.''"c Ind .. Co EOE ltt J!•otl hull\f' '""'"' "'" "' ,....,,, STB40 TYPIST Self.starter with gd typ 111g & s horthand skill~ for position with loL" of vanety. some personne l & 1ns urancf' work ('all •---------' l''ST,\Tt-: .JF:Wr:I lt't \RT lltt.J .. ~l'T" \ STIUCTURAL T I C) I ' 1-: ~ I" I "' r~ \ t\l' lkt• <:ulcl IC ••I ,; ~ •trll II•\• dr-.h•-. l1.1 h\ 1, port.1hlt• ~pa fl" r µat·k I lulhf'" hk' I•'\\ i•lr \ dO'IJ \••t ,_t'( lllJ 5221111 "1-.1· I "~Ii'' V.1l1•111·1a 1;:11 t).'rl!I f;.j!t 1zxr. \II , ••••• Oil. l,110kin1ot fnr Snart' t>rum 11nd 7.ildjhm <'.vrnhitl'I 557 !l:t!l:t Offk• ,.,.,._.. & E .. pa,.11t IOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'Ol'V MA<'lllN .. : Must ~•·II. '375 11r 111 .. 11 11r r N ~'>2 :12S5 <; ll lJ N ll I r; STf:NOH F:TT .. : l)fl' TAPllONK Neur Nc•w. harely IL'lt'(I $22~ Call fi45-J375 2 Desks. 5 r hn •. oHire t'<Juch w/J tbl11 Is l S350 takes 631-2454 I BM Corrertin~ Selectnr 11 typewriter. hke new $950 642· I 470. 646·6229 rets 1017 ••.•......•............ MACAWS I Green win$!. I hluf' & gold l with \'a g c• i. I S 4 7 4 4 I fl n r 5'11-~'1 * EHGIMIEER FllHNTlt 'HE r:'I'<' "k' .i11,1111t!-'1·,,, SECRET "'RY/ ' 67"'6110 l'IHlNt-: FOB INFO I<. x•n :!IX!! "' ~ llHtX'm11n:r..t5·22011 RECEPTIONIST , __ ._ ... ._--!!lllm .. __ 1 _________ 111 ' I< I\ LESS 11.1 .,.. n 11 1 l'r (lf 1'11-d ('11l'katc•1b k" II .11 '"l,k 11111 1 It .11 111 1 ._ \ .., 1 I'11 rn , m 0 h 1 I l' 1•abl<'. rutr p1:rs11nalt1tc" 1 lt,111 h t·t 11•l'h111·1 ;•,of s.50 tralil.'557-8073 1 t'l•·phum• t'la,,,11· \' 111 1-;xper phonl'S, l YP\' sTUD--s WFSTMINSTER I 11·1! ""'''' '''"' """" <t5+wpm. hte bkkpg. ~• \I\(' •1&1 :!II'• •w;i Hi~7 misc· rlerl<'al Irvine &CYrHERS ABBEY mfr Call K 11 540·tu!M rcwt thM fobs ANTIQL'F: MAI.I. 1\KI' (';11m l\·rrwr 1'1111 rv Mali• .• tll ... h111 ,, S75 l!l4 !("''911 Sl•rr('tar_y T y pt'lt for d y namic 111ve11tment M usl t)e l8 or owr Ca II Daily 10-f;, f'ri 10 ti lOAM to3l'M. Closed Tucs<lav 11•-&1'7-.2422 I 1751 Westmmstcr.,\ v(' Carden Grove ~-6103 frttto You 8045 rompany Top salary for -~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ t'x<'eptionlal s kills & -"'CH-S . -------·--motivation. Reply in 1 -SR l.11vi11i:: & l(f'nlll• "h1I •· DOLL SHOW ,hng).!v Rt•nJi ty111· tl11.1! ••••••..•...••...•..... oonfidl'nre to· P n Rox F.astbluff is now acrept- #291>. Corona del Mar. tnl( applications for pre 9262.5. school teachers. Part I time & full timt' availa __,,..-_....._.......u?"..-r:. bit> ECE Units & tor cx- SECRET ARY p<'rienl'e required 1st :-.lpt l'tr mvl'slml div /\id Certificate hl'lpful \1 Jr ro :-.lo Sh 1;rl'at N€'wport Bearh :irl'a 01Jpt~ ' 644 0232 lrvm .. l't•rsnnnl'I Agy 4AA E 17th. Costa Mesa Suite 224 642· I 470 -SECIETARY Newport Beach . To $1.400. Ideal company to work for & beaut. new ofrices too. You will be se'rret11 r y lo the VP. R'l'lsy phones handle Intl! of letters & memos with some lite report. Excellent benefits. 557-6122. 731-7711 100'7. f'ree t.o Applicant TEACHER P . F:.I Art. Part time 12·6. Preschool n eeds F.CF.cert. Garden G r ove area. 971·5533. TUCHHAIDE E C.E. uniL'l required. Cost a Mesa. Garde n Grove areas. 642·0411. TIACHH Preschool. Full lime Needs ECE. Costa Mesa a rea. 642-0411. Sat & Sun. f'"eb 21 22. 'l>a,('fl I-' M9 71>-1!1 fn•e admission exh1h1t !< sale, ltunlinl!ton C'l•nll'r Adorahll• <'1tt'k;1p11<1 pup Mall 405 Fr~v & Jkal'li pies, blac•k & h11111•\ 1·111 I Bl vet: H II • or, 891 :\I Ill n urs1em 1>ou1t11n 1 ·0111·•· I hm~ so so tor's 9Jx· hath Sl'I 1•11h:J II hlue gold si.enl'd & num hl'rcd s1•1• lo appn•t•1,111· t'altror nppt H4'1. 3227 F.n~lish oak ant1qurs. several items, rt•as 964·6966bef. 4pm. Pnces Slashed on everv fine antique item J"urn. Jewelry. Porcelaini.. un us ual acces. ctr.. etc· f'inal days F ri. Sat . Sun. 1465 So. Coast llwy Surf 'N ' Sand Hotel t..R 497·2211 Applianc:n 10 I 0 .................•..... ·······················1 111'\~:1"1 h tahl1· •'-I. rha1r... ~l.'i Sill •1 ., S110 :1 11 3'1202 tll'l t 'l11~1m. Spal'l' 17 ll:ma l't 6µr apl "' pt•nrn 1hn1111! rrn pt•can <h:sk w:ilnul 11111t. t l)l lamp. f(('i\ '>lcrro l'Omho. 5Jfi 14251 S<.r.-1 ht'd, "Int ('111111 ~ac·ririt·1• S235. 11:1:1 :11 rn. as k for F:nid. Ha r w 2 st ools Girls' 1-.mopy lwlrm :wt. twin bed. yellow 55l 7391 20· '~ rrrc•lc· .;ofa r-11!-tom S200. R c fr1 iz SISO 1 • •· 1" It 11'' :! 111 t.!111 n1111 3 mos 11lcl M akl· Pianos & O"JCll"S 8090 .. 1:1111ls ski ''"'"" hall/.( urr . fi7~ 2.'1~7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111: I.rm~ rf'fril! n11:-1 ..!JO llilh l'hll't' < ~I 1111\l ~'IC'ctru-. xlnt c•oncl. 1;:11 !'>.12~Sat Sun SIOO. Waterhed mat RJRMITURE SA.LE, tress. rtbl. good l'On<I. llrambac·h Baby Grand. m •oJ: cabinet. xlnt tone Sl495. 645· 732fl eves. 979·<nl8 dys. ~ 15 91)2 61)37 ('\'('I' Hern/(. r ha1rs. courht'!. Dave Ml'Coy is re nowned tahll'!"&m1sl' itl'ms 9 tn Rohert Wood Paintinl? fo r Piano Tuning & r. Sat & S un. 1173 Prin-g11perb Brush Stroke Repairs. Quality recon l't">S C1111rt. C'os tu Mes;1 rl'prod1u·t1on 111 l'le.eanl ditioned pianos Carveli. ~57 13.111 1•11ld rr:rm<' " µlaquc Oak. Walnut 645 6056 ('011\l'r-.·1t111r1 1111 1 ·11111·h "anrl &wa S3ill1 4~ 3744 I . . • • 1'1ano. \I. hllnev Spinet. '111111111 r;t111·w ttH'l' •If' 1('1wka11c•I albino la me 1 4 vrs old, alw;;vs tuned -.11•n '<Int 1·11nd I vr olcl S.50 Wrou~hl iron b1rcl S900 PhClnf' r;1r ;ipp't rm1k1•.,111toh11lt-.1 he d l •<11ote 150 ~5-0630 llm 631 -0355 ~k ~··11 1111• llflt •' Sfilltl I 5'17-8061 as k for Scott lt1n111L' rm thl rnunrl. SPU T&SF.ASON F.D drk ~d I 1·hr' I If orr. • RREWOOD * mm.I •••II fo4f\ :11:1:• ;1(1 I • • • 14411·91 I I • • • pm ~al Sun 11 2 Toys 111 F11m1t11rc 29'~5 .raearan 1lt1. ('i)';fa Mt•sa Salr f.!ltS dryt•r . -.pf'cd queen washer 11fr <'hrs. I hi. s teno type" rttl!r t hi. c·oHC1' rnd this --1 r111s1· 421132n!l St. N. ll. Sul 9-5 Yard Sale. furniture ll64 ~lfast. C'.M . F'n. Sal & Sun. A·5pm Nontakt• c•hma , Servkt• rnr 12 Sf.00. Nontake C'hina. lblack rose pat· tl'rn I . serviN• for 12 S600 .Wurlit7.er organ. dbl. keyboard · $850. 54847«; John Wayne Tennill Club rt•g. membersh ip, Sl200 inrl trans rer . 675-5455 John Wayne Tennis Club membership, $1500t080 •nr l. transfer. 644 1549 C'llARLI F.'S Cleaninl! Power mower. SIOO ST F: IH: 0 <; A II R A H I> TT. Beaut. f'r . Prov Cuhinl't 17x$4 SIOO Mll·HlllY7 Luokinl( for Stereo P A with 1•ahlnets 557-B39J Srlvertone Sterl'O Her11rl1 l'layer ~ 25 various fl l' ro rd 11 x In I 1· on cl f;.4'1. IWM!I l.lnvrl '11 um r rn 11t1•rt'rt multtplt•x rcrrl ver. <t '1.7' Mnf1tt•rey l>ll'llel Fi11 hboal. xlnt conl1 S13.500 ~5 R7:M 3.'>' Owens Hrlf(. '63, T"' v1r-.. lool1rc1. N H moor 1nl! avail. $17 .950 ~() ~'\. 644 lfllfl ('Vl'll '!peril turntnhli• 2 21 · t.ym im runiiholll, ·~. "JH•akc•ni. S..,,'i 11614 H293 VH (jrnymarln•· 11lnt r11n1t ff75 520!\ lo.tl&M..w ............ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !f Avoo Redcre5l inflat a hie dinRhY & 4', h p Johnson outboard. S7SO Complete wit•h floorboa r d s. oa r s . bellows. gas tank. motor bracket. rov<'rs. lines and owner's manuals Cost over $1300 new 534 1505 14 ' outboard. r1beq!lass 11nd wood S200 631 1710 or974 1205 loah, Morine EquipiMftt 9030 .....................•. Loran-<: Texas instru ment 90002-mos old. new Sl495 se lling S9111l 493.2348 WANTED Montl!omery Dinghy Row or sa il. 642·5735 G Taylor l2.6 lnnatable Sportboal & 15HP new eng Complete with rloor boards. oars. hellows . Imes. misc 751 8967 42' IJnlnll•'. Ohl t '1th '73. Tw (I.HI l•acl11 r 71•1 .CW l.d'!l w xtraii •1wnvr will finan ce Sl35,I)()() 675·90!'1 960·1725~ve11 TR"ADt: WI ND YACHTS 37' Tnlly. F'R. '74 ofr 38' Chns. r mmdr 58K 38' Rert l"' rlsl 105K 40' Chns O V1trh. 55K 44· Par '71. 25KW. 160K 675-9007. 960-1725 eves 22' Rienell. loaded ~1th trailer. S8800 675·8650 23' Shrkr rafl. ·12. OMC'. \'llF. trlr + xtras. sltp a\ail.xlnl.lohrs S92.'10 1% ~7 12131 !122 :t.14:\ 41' Matthew' 1942 C la s sic . co mp l res t ored. ca ll Joe 633-78.13ur Paul 1>73-9321 24 · Toll_yrra ft C a b1 n Cruiser , low hrs Likl' n e w thru-out. Loaded "' everything. Tandem t railer 714 '564-4343 1s· Lyman L apstr a ke Bay Runabout. m water, S300l ti73· 7 467 Wanted -15hp 1-:'"111rudc· W esl s<11I 42 ce nt e r• 0 8 I. S. c·urrcnl mod€'1 rorkp11. hull & cle<'k u p t o $4011 1·a ~h Ready lo complete• h45-2963pp -55i-9509 '"'~S ... •lu 4500Campus Dr .. N .8. 14211 Yorba St. Tustin TeachinglSu~rvisory Skills req. Partlime. Call 831-3838 for appt. ----- TICHHICIAM Field Service Tech to service mini·computer systems . Mus t have min. 2y~. exper infield ser vice or sys les t technician. For more in· ro .. contact Noel at 557-8640. HARROR ARf':A APPLIANCE SERVI CF. We buy used appliances .we sell recond. i?uar a ppliances. $49·3077 I IUY AftPLIAHCES Les 9SHll33 New 15 <'U ft. Frnslfrf'r refril?. $450, Mirrowavl' Amana Radar Hang._. Sl 50640 7845 675-4328. i. · Oil 7 Of \l Cas11 m Count~ advertisers\ her clr11;~·t. unbchE"vahlc PoweredJ?er. $.50. prices . so brinl( your 546.0945 White "11·ker t•1111r h & l?Ood l'lothes in rf'al c h a i r s w • v c I I o " i.oon' 4 0 g a I Sa 1 t wal e r r ushions. <'urvcd l•i nc Charile's Closet aquarium w /stand + all dresser. wo111I llcs k , 2052 Nl'wPQrtBlvtl C'M arces. paid $375 now more. 540 782:\ 631-3473. Sl7510B066t·l375 I. 1 g ht l' ti r 1 " ~"' r e!•---------T1Hanys Lire Gold Card • Fashi• 119-d Fantasy Technician Dream position awaits CAii.iTV sH'y with typing& Our Cablevision Co. is s horthand. Plush ofr.. growing, and we neefi J(ood benerils . $1 ,300. l'able TV technicians Washers. Uryers GI-~. Whirlpool. Kcnmorl'. Mayta~. Reconditioned. refinished. guaranteed! $155 delivered 750 3103 ibooksht•lvc·s ), t·hr11mc ESTATE SALE Membership, best off , A> i!lass. $541 751 11().13 (213)498· 141\4 S NDAYONl.Y Mo\ml?. mus t st•ll ;tll 2500 Chrr Dri ve N ll Was hr & dryr. frpl r hnuscholrt furnishinl!' Furn .. nntiques. Nikon sc•reen. typewriter. baby All tof> qualit.v l.l'i<S 1·am('ras. hinur11lars . rar bed, 1966 Chrysler lhan yeitr olcl C'all ror i·rystal. prorl'l;un, hras"' Imperial. misc hshld further mfo. 9f10 2476 o r {I,, C'Opper . rifles. hikes & $4().1446 m urh, mut•h mor<' 759-11993 Ask for R1rk Alex. Dolls Pvt Ply: 8" Prcsu gious firm. Call· Ex per. with s weep Ellie O'Brien. 54-0-SOOI anal:rzien. oecllliscopes. Washer . elec. dryer. dbl Dinette <t2" round °'la~., Mu s t Se ll piano, Meg·S28. Oegas·$45 . matchinl! cour hl'll. new R easonablf'. mor e refriR . lamps . oak 96J.<t2.84 Also fee Jobs. Snelling & l!ld. head-end equlp'mt .. Snelling of Newport and system measure· ieach Agency 4340 ment.s are d esired. Ma Campus Or. EOJI! • ,Jor respansibilities in· oven e l er range, <•hromc + 4 r hrs xlnt SECUllTY OPCI. • CAMPUS Orang'e Coast College. '7 :30AM·4PM. W ed . - S un. $1140-$U89/mo. Contact Coast Com· m unlty Collegt111. 1370 Adarm Ave., C.M.92m. ~~947 before SPM ~.-..;__.e_. E.O.E., M/F. frostfree refr. 542-8798 c·ond. 95.'i 2689 e lude trouble shooting. testing equip'mt. and Improving cable TV re- ception rorsubsl'riben. We offer 1rowth en · vlronrnent. compeUlive salary a nd excel!. benefit pt1cltage. Submit application to: Howard Oermann r:J lHE w CDllJWf( 1011 C•melbaclt St. NftllOfl Beach, ftM3 Equal Oppty Emplyr Hoover Vacuum Cleaner. upriithl . top o f line model. Concept One Pwr Drive, all attach .. brand new. '"°· Call Arl Sitter #355, 24 hrs. 642·4300; 84().4()06 e VS. E lec. dbl oven range, $250. Kenmo r e e lec dryer, S75. S62·739l Dlahwuher built·ln cop· pert.one Frigidaire like new SZ3S.. 546-12163 Freeier 16 cu ft upright. 1ood cond. suo. 644-0IN9, 558-9201 _.... ---. TIL9'MOMI SAUS t Seara dryer, Simo old. Exel Ina new Industry new SMO. sell tor 1175. t4.75Att'. whtle tralAbl1. 54.S--4'-1300·$'700 wltly com· , ___ .__. ----- mluionl. P'ull /P time, 19 Cu ft Amana upri1hl '1tp'cl or Inexperienced. r ....... I -od I S~ ~ ane1. Call ru, • ._ ..... te m e 17 De we.. o t c" u c It cu ft FFNfrt1ms. Bolh 3 In xlnt Ulnd. -.5235 ...... KENMORE WASHER CaU=rSPM ...., ~ ~='for•~ MUltMtw.....,adryer. ..._.,.... e ~~eood~Ntpetr . Must Sell R' sofa St2S pair matchinl( <trm c hrs .-SO/ca. 11w1ve l roc ker S65. qul'l'n he1ls r>rea1I quilted S7S. drapes S'95. wood cabinet S45. lamp S20, earthtone colors a II spot.less cond. 64~·7179 Everything priced to sl'll. Pool tbl. 7'x31~' S22S. L Shaped couch 8'x t I' S75. sleeper <'Ouch $12.'i othe r misc. 631·7049 Stereo. SISO. Oivun & choir , S40. Cocktail table & matching e nd table. $35. Lounge chair S6. Kitchen table & 2 c•hairs. SIS. 84.2·4809 .. 642·9059. ' Nearly new queen size mattnu tit box springs, S200.f7W41S. Maple ltlng u bed, m a t· tress. springs $150. 2S" Blls /whl TV 125. 84z.7<Ml8 Ele1ant old dlJlln« room Mt from •tale. Carved. tabi., e chairs. chln1 cablDet •buffet. See to .,,...ate. Sacrifice: ........... tlressers. beds & m ore Phone 631 0.155. Sat tSun. 2528Alrler l.n. C.M 4 Family Garage Sale You naml' it. ~ f'lOt ii' Plants . f u r n . tires hou.sl'hold constr~ elec· tri<'al. much more ! Sat /Sun. s un rise l o dawn. 2453 Santa Ana Ave,C.M ' King 57. h1de·a ·bed SIOO. 9x 12' in/out l'pt ·g US. 25" cir l'onsole TV $.50, 548.4636 Irvine Coa st Country C luh family mem · bership avail. &«·7110 ; 956·2170 2 Tiki bar stools, l20 each. Canary I Parakeet ra"e & toys, Sl.O. 968-8293 HOl"MS I060 Lumber rack for ~ ton ••••••••••••••••••••••• HORSES BOARDED Back Bay, N.R. Lighted arena. 641-9191. 55'7-MSO J•welry 1070 • •••••••••••••••••••••• WAN1'9 TOP CASH OOLLA R PAID FOR YOUR JEWELRY, WAi'CHES, ART OBJECTS GOLD. Sii.VER, SERVICE. FINE FURNITURE &r ANTIQUES. MS·zaoG. 2 f ine ladles' round diamond rinp, U) 3.31 ct.a. SU,000. <2) 2,'77 eta. 11.0,000. Meet 'llr YOUR Jew•l•rt . P .1'. (213 ..... pickuplruclt, SSO. 9M-8293 Hot Tub, redwood. oval. 6X4, elec .. heavy.duty pump I& blower. Cost $2900. sell for 1935. 1·49MHI. ALOI Vial PH &t11eh Buy faclall, juice, cot· metlcs at wholeule prices. ALI(): Super Stvln •s on AMWAY Product.a CSK-OFF X Distributor's tnveetor)' Clearaftce 111·1'11, 851·'7alJI 1 bab'!......, • 1 Strou .. car•t. m.om. Here's a sure th\ng for Orange lbete ate \WO wa1s to "'" 11\\\\ a tla\'1 '\\o\ "'Ugb Rol\et ~d" \\ n 1 a,s tot s111 u each addlt\onal l\ne 37¢ 3 \\nes · stotSll~' -l' d3l d\t1on•' i1ne 34¢ each ad $500 or \ess. '\ems tota\\ng ... 8 ••. s, .. M _..1.fri.-•Y• • ~56"18 0 8 .. oo .. Cal1. Sa"""4•Y .-ses please. ,c\a\ bus\ne• rt. es onty -no comt:"ce\\atlon rebate. Pr\'4at• P1 ' 1--'ficat\04\· NO "nyc.-. " .· .......... .... ,,..... . .... ...._ W9111N tltO Orange Cont DAILY PILOT/SUnday, February 22, 1911 ....................... ....................... .........•............. ._,, .. c, '7• ,_...PW 11oa u4 PORSCHES ....._..,.rW ....._,.,,...... i= .. ,,,... P~tMr, tr•~·IOC! h ..... au• t•aka. -. iww ............. ;;·;2· ·~···········,·1·;:: .:::::.:.············,·1··.·· ""11e ... 1 ••• , •• rronl ....... -• .,. - ........ c.-..c......••• .... •-·· ........ . ....... = ... rw ...... hN Ar ~..... ••d r o•. JI' Pl/d•)' .f .... -r.11 ura, •Jlp I' 1n1 auU .... tlJ·OMI •••u • • -----· W'1 MTED ••••••••••••••••••••••• -················· ·····-················ ~=·-Y~u~llro~'~m' '71 Dataua Kln1 Cab. Ml Ol•MelCOUMTY"S '1I am: 7 yean TLC. 71MAJDAMC 'TUIBZ•.Uoor. med•••• dellory. ~pl.a/~ Allow•&Mopponunity OLDllT Lllbt bronae repaint, Auto. tnlll., air eaad.. Xlllteond ...... .... Tr To1Gta mJnl motor ll' Whl•r t arl&11a. lun 81ffpl 4 + Top Dal'J' -. •• ,,. 01. ,._.. u .-.,b. ad aa• ,....._ C!OWr, h• lrlr mlt .-> Ml tl71 t~t -to cOllltder the purehue G air, map, aUek. "300. redlo. ....... nit 6a the 1 ____ .,...,.,;...;_~,;...;_--S74lt El.CAMINO. ·n ortrade-inofyourdean ore 111-uoo. Rea. economy 1pecl1I or 9742 COITA M11A IMMACULATE. Poncbe. Cbeel with Ua IU-TCD. we.kl <...WC.I> A very .._a,.._ CALL4l7 ._ Today! clean ear la neellent AMC.. --. Salel.&ervice-Leuln. "72 am. Reblt. en1lne. eOllCllion ud OG .... at ,,....,... ,,.... tl1I _!....,121 'UCMvyCarry-all,fcyl, ~C..er,lllc. Only 25,000mi. A/C, 8· thelntttdls~~ceof I ••• .ton. rell.bl. ll2aA Ro y-BMW trk, am/fm stereo. •••• ' ... •. ••••••••••••••••,••• '51 WUlv• CJ-38, 2000 ce • '"'· "'"' "''I a11.•ou1tN 11 II ~ IU·sraiG. Taylor lMOJamboree Joyce: 541-1119. IOlwnHAM •••-••••••••••• ••• • ... ..., M • Ford -.. zz mp1 city, h ._.. fl191 , •lftl coed ll IGO cifftr.~ '71 Toy. wt1hell, many Newport Beu &40-6'44 '14 210Z, mint, s nrf, VOLISWA _.. J• ., S'70 • t u ,.......,_ ... .. 76 ·~ 2002 louvers, am/fm 8 trk, 7900W..tm.inlter A.ve. Yacti. '79 Bl.AZER atK ml. rM x , • --... arp. Ha· --k' .. ln Westmlnater .. ca. ITDIOH ............ ,... e .... CB. Int. Perfect in1MOOO.MJ.llOO Tep n...11·r Dynamite 2 door, 4 cho~.'":!..· I I r.~c1 .. 11' ~9sno 8tS-1'5l ... ,. TI n....arYawl & •• ... II ... t,.00 IN • speed. alT cond. & c ...... more.-. • 11111 • .. n...-. UWe body work '74 GMC ~ Ton Sierra Hal'9r0ortl&il ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1411• n.:.11 , stereo. Beige/Beige. cnliab\a SIAYllAYIS Grande. 1ood cond . r-.u (OOlPID> Ca&aMM.O..awt1 le wmtUllDPAITS ,,_.. 9160 aooo.-......M ·•'111 S5HI Ha...at, TalllU a Partflr Imported car J>IU'tS ....................... '74 Chevy Flatbed. 3$0, JIM MAllMO Home PClf1 NWJlt 8C'h IMpOllT 7t CHIVY newly painted I /mo a10. VOLISWAfHM ITU>Gl·n• Alf1'0SUPPLY LUY PICl(UP Diamond plate bed. 18711 Beach Blvd. tllll ..._, 101 N Manrtie.ter 4 cylinder, 4 speed. A S3000 bit offer. M2·»f7. 141·2000 !!11!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1•1 .-..na.Mim 71'-9900 perfect combination ol v-9570 u A ..... lm.Drttd •lM•AC •'-34' BOATS for ~-1-eonon'IY and reliability. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'-1mo. pl.ans prepaid ~ Only 20.000 miles on this '74 Dodge Van. PS/PB, Alfa I-. 9705 from Siii mo inchading CHEAP!! Uttle pickup and a nice auto trans, AIC. custom slip. \euol\s 714 •964·se!M sheU loo. (3023) Custom intr cst.m whls. stu • ••••••••••••••••••••••• S 1 •l1hclt IMW 77 BMW320i 23tRZQ '75 Dataun ZIOZ: A/C. am/Im stereo. $4250. 1••• '70 zeoz. immac, yellow w /black, new paint • Int. S3IOO. M2·5578 Datsun '81 280ZX , S.I .. Sspd, T·top, loaded, im· mac, black/tan lthr, estate sale. P P . 644-1108. AMAH•M MAJDA NOW OPEN <>ranaeCounty's Volume lluda Dealer 916-1120 AMAH•M MAJDA llOlS. Anaheim Blvd Anaheim 7tMAZDAIX7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,, ..... 4 speed. 24.00 mllea, new tlreac~;M;-c) lit 6 Broadway Santa Ana tm-3171 77M61 Dynanllle B Roadster, 4 aoeed with over-drive. '/ ery 1ba11> coodltion. SJttS JIMMAllMO VOUSWA•EN 18711 Beach Blvd. 142.2000 ---- -SIJghtlyusedturbok1t wheels and new tires C B. 13300 /bst o fr. ...... W 9060 ·7~ '74 Datsun Z cars make this a bargain for 673-4056 LEASE DIRECT! '77 BMW320i m'l'WX '78320i 799lJW "NBMW 320i 358WRE '72 Datsun 240Z, xlnt cond. new tires, am/fm Auto. trans., factory air O,.t 9746 ••••••••••• ••• • •••• • • • • 768-5837 only Encbon 32'. '75, loaded. cWltom mt-ext Bristol coad Offer or R E P P .. 7903. 988--0872 Classic 216' t.uders Super Daysaiter, xlnt racing re c ord , $2000 1714 >M0-8CM3 Dickenson Chesapeake ds l cabin htr, S250 · 642-57315 G. Taylor 'fliJ VW 1600 engine S300 f'lrm 842·99911 Fors4* Dats ... z motor +ofhet-,..... 761-5137 $4ttt IOIWITHAM YOUCSWAGIN 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7551 638·7880 '1tFOID Ranger :v. Ton with only 14.000 miles. Original' '76 DODGE 8200. auto, air. calm int. mags, xlnt. S3400. OHO. PP. 644-7670 '73 Chevy Van. new custom interior. new paint. xlnt cond S2.800. 962·9647 A..to.W~ 9.690 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dynamite! I N05453) WE PAY TOP DOLLAR $5995 for top used cars· ltll ALFA SPIDRS llACH IMrOITS 848 Dove Street • NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 ... 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----"" • .....__for cr..-a... JIM""' ""11 ... 0 foreign, domestics or '75 Audi Fox lift Whaler ty""' boat ""---" AM /FM. 11 ........ ,,_ • • • •• ••••• VOUCSWAGEH classics. If your car is .,.,,, Sailor power. •••• ~;.;~~;;A~ l8'71l Beach Blvd. extra elean. see us 752·9077bet.6·9PM S300 ---675'3175 NOTICE TO 142-2000 FIRST! d' HOBIE 16. Good cond READERSAND ~roa~~'. ~F~m~~~: w/trlr. Must sell/best of· ADVF:RTISERS '79TOYOTA ~. special whls. sunrf. cov· fer. 675-4753 btwn 12·4 The price of items PICKUP er, must see to apprec. advertised by vehicle 4 cylinder. 4 speed, rac 645-m6 ICMlh. SI,./ dealers'in the vehicle tory air cond .. stereo. A ------ Dodls 9070 clHsified advertisin~ very pretty pickup with lfl 111 0r..,. C...ty '80Audi40001oaded. ••••••••••••••••••••••• columns does not in-low miles and excellent -2!1125Harb0r Blvd $8800 MEWPOllT MAllMA elude any applicable condition. (3116) This is COSTA MESA 962-3119 Slips Avail. 646·0551 taxes, license. transfer a sturdy truck that will --------fees. finance charges. not be heft very long at 979·2500 11 '72 Audi. auto, needs Dock on Balboa Pen. for fees for air pollution con· th I · ol t --·------·---front end work. new trot devl.ce cert1'f1· ~at1'ons e sa e pnce on Y WE IUY sailboat up to 42' " $41H tires.$450.631-1364 $375/mo. 673·1928 or dealt'r documentary CLEAN CAIS preparation charges un-IOI WITHAM 74 Audi lOOLS . s nrf. Boal slip for rent 40' +I less otherwise specified YOUCSWAGEH AND TltUCICS stereo 8·lrack, ndw 20· overlap. Newport by the advertiser. 7600Westminster Ave. valve job. batt .. brakes. Beach. (714 )673·6088 .A&..------in Westminster tune-up, very gd cond, 30· Dock power or drop •"ct:.;J1, . 9520 893-7551 638•7880 11900/bet. 675-6906. mast. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '55 Chev 1 t,<z ton Flatbed IMW 9712 COMMEll CHEVROLET 675·2298 '46 Ford Woodie, restored with liftgate S900 .'K'.1111.ir t.,r Ill' ol l(~J\\1 ~"' 541>-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----Sl3.000. ALSO '29 Model 64.5-1700 NeedsUpormooring. A Town Sedan, 4 dr. For the beat deal in ---------Orange County ... Come 36' Sail. restored. Ideal for stu- Bob, 833-1361 dent. 110.000. 675·6161 . Pvt boat dock on Newport lallUld, 30' max. ..,. mo. 7 ..... dys M f75-T217 -"•· '58 Thunderbird 1111 on.. mi, Continen-tal ltlt, orig. paint. new lirei. xlnt cond. Drive it home. S4SOO. 548·9617. 673-1352 '10 CHEVIOLET HIGH 'UYH . See Us Today r ! 1/2 PICICUP Top dollars for SPorts & V-8, auto. trans .. factory Cars. Buas. Campers. air eond .. power steer 91t'1, Audi's inl. stereo c....tte. A Aak forU/C MGR pretty •'polar white gem .aM MAltHO with only 9000 miles, VOUSWA•IM coordinated white spoke wheels • while lettered 18711 Beach Blvd. tires. dual tanks, sliding HUNTINGTON BEACH ·~RACK 'Y ALLIY IMPORTS 28402 Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo '79 BMW 320iA 836YZE '80BMWS381 856Z.5U 21402 Mu ;wrfte , .... .., Mh ... va.fo 131-2040 495-4949 CJ05ed Sundays . Divorced. must sac. '79 320i bill/tan, Luxus pkg. Steve: 731·22'll. Iv. msg. · cass. everything works. $4500. Must See . 67S.7938. '74,DATSUM 710 ..... Superb cond ition ! Economy plus Style! 4 cyl. engine. trans . radio. (964KMW l Youn Now $ZZ'79 JOHNSO.. & SOM Liltcolll Mercvry 26216 Harbor Blvd . Ccsla Mesa 540.5610 c o n d . , s t e re o . A • • •••••••••••••••••••• • beauUlul performance '71 Manta 1900. runs real sports car in superb con· nice. $1095. may take ditlon. Owning •car like trade. 631H1621 this makes l ife -worthwhile. (325VCV) ,...._.. 9747 Enjoy driving and the ••••••••••••••••••••••• sate price ol only '74 Pantera GTS. slver on $1299 blk. 125.ooo. 23.860 mi. IOI WITHAM 855-ll.37, ·~ YOUCSWAGEH f'.....,t 97 41 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7551 63tM880 '79 RX7, auto trans. red. xlnt rond. $7700 or best offer. 496-5386 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE DIRECT! '77 BMW 630CSI, burgun dy, 4 spd, stereo. Sl8.500 PP. 897 ·1044 d ys , 95 l ·9642 eves ------'80 280ZX. lo mileage. •80 RX7, spec paint job. warranty. xlnt cond. air. 5s pd. s tereo cass. cstmint .. SlO,SOO. 1911 PIUCilOT TUllOI '76 BMW 2002. immac Must see. like new 646·7250. ---499-3015. llACH IMrOITS 848 Dove Street 497-2779. 645 2529. '73 Datsun. auto. -----S1 ,3CX>/OBO. Capri 97 I 5 673-5320. ....................... -------- 79MBCUIY CAPRI 4 speed. radio. heater. custom wheels. Copper with only 19.350 miles (092W7.S) Sltt5 L~Uowcrul VOLKSWAGEN INC ~100 13731 Harbor Garden Grove '74 Capri. xlnt cond, sacrifice, S1650. 631·2336. '73 Capri V·6 . s nr{. am/fm. SJ>Qrt console. good paint. lo ml. 1 owner.11600.673·6144. ---- '73 610 Wgn stereo, nr new radials , 58K mi. xlnt cond. S1700. 963-7237 Ffat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'IOAAT SUPalllAVA 4 cylinder. 5 speed. fac· tory air cond .. stereo cassette, wire wheel covers. sun roof. This car is immaculate and baa lea than 7000 actual mllell. She handles like • sports car and rides like the luxury car she is. OASUl32) . 7 9 M a z d a R X · 7 NEWPORT BEACH Beautiful. low mileage, 752..0900 bronze color, A/C. 4spd, ____ _ am l fm /stHeo tape. ftonct. 9750 snrf. mag wheels, S8500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Financing avail. UPon approved credit . 540-5300. Ask for Mr. Bayliff. Mazda UB> RX7, almost new. Only 1800 mi. Pvt pt)'. Whl/burg int. 5 spd, snrf. 8500. 6t4·5129 Meradn hn '740 ··········-············· 1979 POISCHE .. '21 .. COUPE VS. 5 speed. air cond .. pwr. windows. cruise. AM /FM cass. • under 16,000miles! (9200368). $27,911 THEODORE ROBINS FORD Jc)t,<l HAlll\O~ l\LVO CO~TA Ml ~A '>·l J CJ(JIC) 'Tl 914 , low miles, nice cond. Make offer. atl-2111118: 846-7435 aft 5. 77 Porsche 911S Targa. Slip for power boat w /water. elec. no over· nilhters. N.B. 673-3881 IMh.SpMd& •57 Jaieuar XK140. auto. $8000. rear window & beautiful 1 ___ 1_4_2_·_2_0_0_0 __ _ red Cheyenne interior y-D...,,. 1 •1 131-2040 495-4949 D.._. 9720 Closed Sundays ••• ••••. •• •• •• ••••• • ••• $1499 IOIWITHAM VOUSWAGIM 7600Weslminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7551 638-7880 DllSILS 79 2400 Pastel Blue (081541 > 792400 lvory/Parc.h (072IS51 '102400 Barton yellow , Blaupunket AM /FM cass .. to mi. air. cruise control. all teath int.. cover tlr bra . lease/purchase. Best a round M5-67'76 Sid 90IO (213)455-1975. _ which is spotless. (3142) VI"' -.- ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 4+4 Morgan. Xlnt cond. 12(),000. Write Max Qf P.V. Morelos W582, Puerto Vallarta. Jal. Mexico. On salefor only r AID FOi S72fl 2 Claaic Boats-21' Cen· tury Raorter. 21' Cen· tury Coronado 673·2328 IOI WITHAM GOOD & CLIAN YOUCSWAGIN USID CAIS! loah.Stol... 9090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Lido Penins ula Boat Storage . Sto ra ge . launching & crane s ervice for the dis - criminating boater 14·30'. 673-9330. 675·5901 <Steve) tr-p artillffon ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11h ' Lance mini truck. jacks. roof rack. tinted , windows. Priced to sell. 548-0817: 631-5661 8' Cabover camper. com· ptete with jacks and col· ler S700/obo. 963·5383 7600Westminster Ave. in Westminster 1955 T-Bird. red. good 893-7551 638·7880 condition SB500. 67S.2306 '52 Olds. reblt carb. & fuel pump. $400/0BO. Runs good. 631·0184. Xlnt restor. opportunity: C lassic '67 Mercury Cou~ar offer 646-8662 ----___.....____ --- Fords : '29 Roadst.er needs work on body. Good starter $2400. '30 AA Slake Bed truck in original and in driver condition. 81 ta~s. $6000. 675-3175 -- '80 Datsun P.U. Sspd. 11.000 mi. ~.000. 546-0747 eves/wkends. 75CHEVY LUY PICKUP 4 cylinder. 4 speed. Here is a perfect combination of reliability, economy & affordability. (56585Z) T his truck has low miles. is in excellent condition and on sale for only $26ft IOIWITHAM VOUCSW AGEH I.a MllOMI Vtlllcln 9530 7600Westminster Ave. in Westminster ••••••••••••••••••••••• 893-7551 638·7880 11 ~· cab-over camper, '78 Dodge RV Van Self- self c:ont. Sl650. 5152Heil, contained. Xtras. low '76 Courier w /sh e ll Bell Meadows Apts, 1156• miles. 842·5241 flairs. custom seats. etc H B ------$2200. Ask for Dave · · Dune Buggy: Rebuilt S49-85196 '73 Lance 11' Cabovt'r, 4 eng. Manx body & top. · jacks. pliycoot. icebox. Mags . Needs wiring. ·73 Datsun. Runs good. 4 port·a ·potty. stereo. 11000. 759-0244. on the floor. '975. 11400. ~9137 ext 116. 4 Wheel Dri•es 9550 646-6793 Motori-4 llkes 9140 ....................... ·79 Ford 150 Custom. 460 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IJawa moped. Like new. $300. . I 846-6263 1970 Br itish 4x4 Lan· V8, auto. l owner. 24M dRover. Excellent body mi. A/C, trlr pkg, tool & power train. Has new box, xlnt cond. S6800. P'll tires. $2500/best offer. 760-8479 Mti::J:.':'I 9150 Call 962-9824 or 646·9303 ---------- &ask for Rick. '74 Ford Courier St750 .,,.••••••••••••••••••••• '77 JEEP CJS. clean. lo t 81 Honda X R 200 : m l, loaded. must sell. ' Perfect. Asking 11000. Best ofr. over 14 .900. ~-___ 942_.0_120 ____ ~~730!',832-4535 :'i1 Suzuld RM 125, Mint '7• JEEP Wa1oneer. lo cond . Barely used. ml, A/C. power. all MUST SELL . Ca ll xtru.93.•.551·1188 1•tW 'i1 Yamaha 4001T, 9800. '10 Montesa• 250 Trials, 'mo.-. ... !'71 Yamaha ISO~. '83 I Trium9b f50 chopped mo.--. : I DIRT BIXE'S and a 5 BOU! TRAILER SHOO l4M4l8 'Tt Y AlllAHA :xsuoo oaly _,ml,MUSl'SELL BDT OPFSR fTs.oe. llOKDA Cl•. ll'ft. 1 .. 1 tl•H Ht ml, suoo. .... w /shell. runs great. 49f-1938 or 6'73·981M '68 Ranchero w/camper shell. 289 eng. air shocks , heavy di uty trailer hitch. Good <:ond SlOOO Firm. 848·4471 Leave meaap. WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Vo lv os . Call u s ••• Earle Ike JOYOfA.YOLYO '"'"..._ ... . c ........ .. ""-U•·UOl "" '40·'4'7 .,,,.,.., OVER -loolt For Your Good VW. Porsche or Audi VW·PORSCHE-AUDI 445 E. Coast Hi way at Bayside Drive Newport Beach 673-0900 Premium prices paid for any used car (foreign or domes Uc l In good condition. See Us First! CREVIER & I Sf & HOADWAY SAffTA AHA 835·3171 THf ULTIMATE OlllVIHG MACHIN( •USIDIMW1• ·77 6.30 csi 4 speed (0247 > '75 2002a (0035) '79320i (7560) '776.30csi auto (0040) '80528iA sunrf. '1625) CloMcl S•days -'71 IMW2002 Dynamite 2 door. 4 speed. air cond .. stereo and clean! (640EH 0) Sl2t5 JIMMAllMO YOUSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 '77 BMW 3201. Good cond. Low mi. 957-6126 '75 BMW 2002. Very clean. Extras. Inquire: 67~91118 aft. 8PM IOI Mcl.AllM't 850N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA <S Ml. No. ol SA Fwy ) 17141522-SUJ Smday by Appl'. 1977 210%2+2 Air, ••to•atlc , loedtd!C00611t BARWl(IC ,\ f \UN -_ .. _ • -er ..,. .... _ 9 ' t I I ' 75DATSUM 1210COUPE 4 cylinder. 5 speed, air cond., stereo. Aave you ever wanted a true economy ca r in ex· cellent condition at a very reasonable prj,ce'.' 004MYU> Of course you have and its here and on sale for only S24tt IOIWITHAM YOUCSWAGEH 7600 Westminster Ave in Westminster Sporty '76 Fiat Xt9, gd cond. J(lraa. 752-1775 or 8'73·7081 uk for Sue. Fial Spyder 2000 convt. '79, 14.800 mi. 16.995. Origowner. 780-1970. Hotlde 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VISITYOUI O..._ICOAST HONDA HEADQUAITllS TODAY!!! UMIVllSITY SALES&SERVICE OLOSMOllLE HONDA GMCTIUCICS 2850 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 540.9640 893-7551 638-7880 ·77 Honda Accord. auto. ltll DATSUM 210DB.UXE 4 DOOll SIDAH Automatic trans .. AM /FM sterf'O cassette, metallic paint. body side moldings Is pinstripes. Demo. 054071). <Stk. AM /FM. xlnt cond. Silver. S4350 /0fr . 8J9.M56 '80 Prelude. Xlnl. cond. sa.ooo· am/fm stereo. 641·7121 '78 Honda Civic 4dr Sta· lion Wagon. lo mi. 1 owner. a l e. loaded $4125. Call eves 759·8918. '79 Accord Htchbk, in· t/ext xlnt rond. silver. AM /FM SS350. 675· 7766 Civic '77: 4 speed. a /c. good cond. 48.000 miles. S3000/0BO. 751·5199 Gold Br/Bamboo (559301 713000 Red/Bam C.,_> 793000 White/Pardi (112361 '103000 Black/Bamboo (84887) 79lOOTD Maple/Bamboo (05071 > '10 JOOTD Maple/Bamboo 06607) '10 JOOCD White/Parch (()55.MJ '79 lOOSD Mil Br/Bam (()4768) '79 lOOSD Mag Blue/Parch (06604) '10 lOOSD Ivory /Parch (16011) 450 sa.·. '75 450 SB. Sil/Bllt. Lea (44JCMI '75 450Sa Sil/Blue, Lea (327181 77 45058. Sil BllBI. Lea (70768) 77 450SB. Gm/Parch. Lea t637S7 > SL•1-SLC11 77SL Mid Blue/Blue <37382) '79 S&. Ivory/Bamboo (56370) 7tS&. Eng. Red (s:m3) 76 S&.C Silver /Black ( 12061) JIM Sl.IMOHS ·~s l!JTOHARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 6.11·1271123·9300 S1d•1ll•~klMW 1*40SAUI J20ll ...... w-1 ...... , ....... ........ 1141tlt 125). J..... '730 Ole.. Y $1777 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• '732llOC, lt. blue, well pre· M-W--D""TSUM •i;)quu 3·8 MK US all .. • r v e d c l Is 1 I c . 51 , .. _, "" orl1. very well main~ "'"' •Dove Street 1 ed M t s If' l8500/0BO. 7'2·2404 dys; NEWPORT BEACH ta n ua acr ice M2-M17 eves. llJ.IJOO S41"570 1----·---'-- lJOll ...... CMI._. re4/ltl.cll ...... ,...:, (42151 c ....... rM/t.. .... Al ..... IC,lztt 7JJIA Ascef "9Y/lfftlter ,.1e ......... .. ..... , ..... ,., ...... , 6.Hal I " 31 I ... """'"' ---------'81 Ja1uar 4.2 Sedan For Sale Cla11lc. Wire wheels, air, Am /Fm . CHEAP!! Bridgestones. S7250. SUlbtJ1Uledturbokit Pr Iv ate P •rt y . ~ '7• Datsun Z cars (714),..5147. ---~-511'1 __ . ---"73 XKE-Vl2 Reister. mint WConvt.Roedster cond, 4 apd , air, S1IOO 1llver/blacltl new top, 157.l'Jto Urea; 1'711-collector cond. Sl4,SOO. S73-!1CJ7 • __ .... t7J4 ....................... osiA ....... .. .....141111 . ·--------........ -'-= .... .... .,. -........... t. MUar-tejlm -t radlal1, batt.. m.olli ......... anor.. Amlrtn ...... blal'fNlk ·-~--~~~-~ •SAVllSI "'am: iw. bit .-. ""' or effer. M. 211 23 , ...... Mercedes IOCIBD· '19 Maple lellow. striped, 1unroo • 1tereo/ca11. polished whee 11 . Beautiful • mlnt cond. sza,500. 55'7 .9044 ; ~vea Teo.ca '71 CLASSIC 3IOS1-0ri& . .,...., n.ooo ml. a/e, nu tlra, 2 tops. Sbowaoom Sharp. lluat '" to • .,.._. Hav. all aervtee.....-.911,IOO. PP,-..sm '71 UOllCL, metallle bro••· allo11. Ull. . ............. . .,. _,, Air • ..,,, ... u ..... A•1••1cu1. GOid .... AUIO. trul • , ........ , ... : •·1111 '79 Porsche 911 SC. one owner. every avail op- tion. red. P.P. Eves: 981"'313 . '74 Porsche 911. black pearl, 51pd. alloys, air. mint cond. 11'2.000. 559-4925. '77 924. red. snrf. air, am/fm tape, xlnt cond. $7750. 559·0318 or 551·1523. '80 924 Turbo Ponche. fully equi5'Ped. S20.000 firm . Cal l after 6pm/wkends 673-1806. Ponche Carrt'ra Tar~a. 1975. Classic. Xlnt cond. AM /FM. AtC. S20.000. 7141631·7270 '60 Porsche 356B. Clean. 64.000 mi. S5300 or bst ofr. 848-3302 --------Iola loyce 97 56 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROLLS-ROYCE 1MtJam-H ... ...., ... dO \'----'~ CLOSED SUNDAYS '760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE -DIRECT! lfll Sill TUllOt llACH IMPOITS ..DoveS&net NEWPORT BEACH 712-0tff OIAM91COUMTY SAAi BUY or LEASE DIRECT OVERSEAS DBLIVEIUIS :-rn .'\ 'J l ,t c ! ll 11\i I •' SAAB 10120 Garden Grove Bl Garden Grove 530-9190 ~}~.-........ '?!~ r: D ---------·~~ ......... ~--- ••• Of ...... Cout DAILY PILOT /Su nday. Febru.,-y 22, 1•1 ....._,.,,,..... '....._,.,,rW ....._Ulff ..... UIH ....._Ut-4 ·-············· .. •••• f9••••••• .......................................................................... , __ _ ...... ......,.,.., .......... rW •••• , ... ,·--·· ........ ei-................................. . ,.. ., '770 ...... 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Tbll N9lil • '°"' ......._,, la .._ muad·pw'JICIM bus *"'"' -·t1•1 •"' 1ou do YI• .,_.•et ev.,,_. ia lookinl for. .... all u.. ftMIMY , .. u .... 4-•i1T1 She hu HtY low miles, n••" I " 1 trite DEMOS la In auperior condition, dl1M11 d 111 •M•Uld "11 'IW economlcel • roomy. tr•t'• ud I.a• than Ll•AteelUe <4331.HJO Only 14 1 11.11v T l A 4 eyhn4er. • •P••d SJttt ertt• 1.-bu HI• tor ,..,., 1• ""10I A very QP£N EVERY IOI WITHAM •••• reauarlle..e. ur l b• vOLllW•• .. .... ORJy ..... llillH "'4 T A 'l7 TOYOTA t'r llra tuu e L o " l'll • itomath· • au \II cral • har11 li!I" 1art.11 ETl Sl"S JIM MAlfHO YOU WAGtltt t II Beach Blvd 142-2000 'HTOYOTA CottOLU l cylu1der, auto trans /\ 't-ry pretty llunflower yellow wi th very lo w males and m excellent l'nndluoo (178LCOJ She drive:. jlreat and i~ m1 s ale for only $2199 I OI VllTHAM YOU<SWAeEN 11 la tk Wl80al coecll NIGHT Jill 7800Wettmlntter Ave. UIJft ,\ tieauUful 11old in Wn tmlnater m•t•llk pelnt and 893-7~1 8311-7880 ru.tlffil iD&eriot 4. rul 9.·00 '71 YW IUS 1e111 C51'7MVI > IOI WITHAM Dyn11nute 7 pauenger 4 F.ENIAY CLQSEI speed in original Blue & YOUl,WA•IN '-" • While finish Low miles. 1eoo:~~~:ve WE llSCOUNT! NearneU;rr> ~ 7S5l 6J8, 7880 JIM MAllHO '74 YOllSWA61H 1980 VOUSWA61EH Dynamite Dasber 20 t1'7ll 8each Blvd Sunroof h~. radio & CLEARANCE 142-2000 __ heater Very clean car' 1745YAJ > S2Jt5 SALE JtMMAllHO Y()U(SWA&EH NOW GOING 111711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 ON '74 YW IUS; 7rASSIHGB '74 llB> YW IUG • cylinder. 4 speed. "I Sta rted the Whole Thing". I'm a pretty lit· lie beetle with low miles and I am very healthy 1461RXQ) I can be seen thas wee k end and purchased for only $Z999 tOIWITHAM VOIJ(SWAGIH 7600 Westminster Ave. In Westminster 893-7551 638-7880 AM MAllMO 142.7503 AND LEASING VOLISWA61M '71CAMPMOBILE 11711 lleacb Blvd. Auto trant, S'7t95. 142-2000 551-lJIM '80-'llSVWparts, '681eft& 2 For 1 urn VW 7 P .... rilht door, '73 left door. Bus with Remova ble l <IOCJ H.111.>0! Blvc1 (Q'>M ........ , S40 "1100 S50 each. 541-'7'4 Cam p l n e Furn It u re. J.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ 79 VWDllS& Converts In minutes. ,A M /FM casa . D y namit e Rabbit SB/Radials, Awning , Diesel. Custom 4 door many extras. Must See. with air and ster eo. 15950 Clean! C51JWKL> 7eo.!li56i SHH JIMMAllMO VOLISWA61N lmJ Beach Blvd 142-ZOOO 'IWS for 11900. '67 for $2600. Or Belt offer p.p. MUST SELL 548-U85 '7'YWUlllT Dvnamite custom 2 door , automatic & air cond. Only 25.000 miles on this beauty. c 121881 S49t5 JIMMAllHO VOIJ(SWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 Baja Bug new pnt ver) clean SJ.850 548-2581 '68 VW Squareback, reblt motor, clutch. new fuel I n j e c t o r s , g r e a.t transportation. Needs body w or k 1 950. 9'2·3852. '76 Westph alia popup camper, owner will neg. pri ce. Xlnt cond . 957-0077 '68 VW Bug. orig owne r . 85,000 mi. radio etc. Sl700/bst ofr. 633-9451 d)s. ore~es 673-4108 '67 Sqbk. Ne w motor. tires, br akes. paint. s tarter. Sl900/080. 642 8632. 76CADILLAC lmAMSIYIUI Factory air cond,. powe r windows, powef seats, stereo tape. Landau top, lilt wheel, Cruise COD· trol. One of America's m ost popular and tux· urious automobiles ever built. A bea uti tul c h ocolate brown metallic with tan leathe r interior. (816URA > You will certainly enjoy own· ing this gem for only $7299 IOIWITHAM VOUCSWAGIN 7600Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7~1 638-7880 '81 Stretch limousine. Co.)iONI• Mon Mmts..11 Too many xtras. Buy or assu.me existing lease. Ca ll Mr . Pa r is · 714·975-1020, 9·5 Mon.· Fri. ~· lmpabi 4dr. Only 39,000 miles. One owner. Has e verytbln I · S 1995. 641..alll '72 Nova 250 auto, 11500. Call before 6pm 841·9'15 H kforDave. '74 Mont. Carlo, lo mi, loaded, beat o ffer. 842· 1016. 557 ·9889 ·as OWvy n kyl 1Uck. t owner, runs 6 looks good MS-7578 '72 Kin1swood Estate Wgn. AM 8trk stereo. eltt windows/seat . a /c. lu1gage rack .+many xtru. XJnt cond. S1200 982·~ Chrytlet-t92S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 CHIYSl,ltt CottDOIA TflXl Westminster A VP. in We<itm inster 4 cylinder, 4 sp~ed . stereo. Th.11 van is truly in excellent condition mechanically and in ap· pc~ranee. C6&tKLH) H~r spacioull Interior 11nd economy makes her a bargain for only OVER 50 TO CHOOSE FROM BOB WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN '72VWCAMPH Dynamite Weatralia Pop.Tap. 4 speed. Very nicecondltion. +085074) . • 73.YWIUS Dynamite 7 passenger 4 speed with air . 48,000 miles. Clean! (RFH851 I '76 VW Bug. two-tone. s n r f, am/tm , mag wheels, gd cond. Must see to apprec. 13800. 556-7Z76. Auto. trans .. tact ory air cond.. pawer windows. split pawer seats. stereo cassette, Landau top. tilt wheel, cruise control. A stunning dove grey with grey leather Interior. <S23UOV) This fine rid· Ing car is ln superior condition and has a ll the features for the comfort 111lnded ~u)'er for only o 9917 J44t9 1:193 75.51 638 7880 '8'> <tWn. l2.ooo nil. mint <·11nd, $9500 r as h PP t'.111 Neil. 640.~25 Sl•tt IOIWITHAM VOIJ(SWAfHH 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminster ·77 C'ul"(lna WJ?11. 6 spd. 893-7551 638·7840 a u . p .. pb sh•reo cas!>. ,74 V""'""S-W:G-~ -4 l M 1111n t l'O nd ....,_ ~"'" $38SO ORO P P. 9&1 .3907 Dasher wagon 4 speed with air Ooly 44.000 ·so 1'1)yOI•• C'Ptl ('a. xlnt miles . D y namite ! c-ond. auto air. stereo. C644L10l ' all xtra~ Only 20,000 m i $2695 Aslring S7.900t<JAO Call JIM MAllHO 494 4f.tWlor497·J..11l5. I VOUSWAGEH 97 71 18711 Beacn Blvd. !:!~ ............. ~. -142-2000 '65 T R4A . nl'W µ;iint. ·75 SClROC'C() xlnt cond. shock.c; rebuilt. lo 1111l••c; many xtras must see ~Q('() fi.11 46 ll S29fl<I 497 -I~ I 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7551 638-7880 76VWIUS Dynamite sun roof bug with 4 speed. radio and hea t e r plus t ape Silver/Black. (645PHB l Sl495 JIMMAllHO VOl.ISWAGIN 187lJ Beach Blvd. 142-2000 $29'5 JtMMAllMO VOUSWAfHH t87U Beach Blvd. $3"5 JIMMAllHO VOLISWAGIEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-ZOOO 142-2000 '66 Bu1: ~Cherry pain· ,6 YW IUG t /inl. Rblt eng, trans. 7 I Sll25. l-est-31182. 4 speed, radio, heater. I -------- , Gold with reb11iltengine. '74 Super Beetle, xlnt U96XJ<;B> cond, new red paint. new $1995 tires, s unroof. Pioneer , " ttfMJt UOWQ.'lef cass. Ph. 673-71m &'J':... vou<SWAGEN. INC vw '74Super Beetle. ~. 534-4100 ~=· 13731 Harbor --- Garden Grove '79 Scirocco. like nu. __ __ _ Beaut. met. gold Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 VW Sqbk, gd dond, '70: Xlnt m echanical snrf, am/fm cass, ne w cond. New tires. brakes . tires . 12500/0BO. -battery. Nee ds paint. IOIWITHAM VOIJ(SWAGIH 7600 Westmlnsler Ave. in Westminster 642-4923. S1950. 759-0244. -893-7551 638·7880 '79 VW Conv. White on White. 6 ,000 miles . am/fm 8 track. $8900/of· fer. 675-J427 Beaut. 1971 Camaro. s mall V8. auto. well m aint/d . Orig ownr ~l-5129 Yolvo t112 ca...,.. 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO SALES, sav1c E AHDLEASIH.-. OVERSEAS DEUVERY EXPERTS IEAILEllE VOLVO ....................... • a..., Mo.18 '79 2+2 H atc hb ack! Economical 5 s peed manual trans . Clean car! <~XJU). ONLY S45t5 HOW AltD Che•rolet Dove & Quail Sts. NEWPORT BEACH 133-0555 1977 Cordoba with ONLY 33.000 or iginal miles' Loaded with utras ! White with saddle top It interior. 13750/best o/· fer. Call 962 9824 or 646-9303& ask ror Rick. '76 Cordoba Blk w /Burg int. AMIJl'M 8 Trk·CUS· Nu 11res·Lo Ml· Reg GIS $2900. 75l·•lt ttl2 • •••••••••••••••••••••• H 9100 Aut H 9100 m a i n ten a n c e N u ~~·.~~· •.c:.~ •....•. !~!~1~.°.~·.~:.V: ....... !~!>.~ ~"!.°.~· •• :.":.••••••••••• ..•. °;.~· •• :.-:............ Micheli n tires. JOmp~. r eg gas, A 1(', s upl'f 1966 Harbor Blvd. COSTA M ESA 646-9303 540-9467 SEE US FIRST! We have a good selection or NE W & USED Turbocharged cust . bit Dunt.ov convt. L·82. fully equipped. 18mpg. m ust sell this week. S18.500. 551·911917581. stereo, $6500. 760·0649. Keep trying. ---- '67 Bug $2400 w 1sunrf '66 Bug $1400 O R O MUST SELL Xlnt cond 548 1095 '79 BugConv. White. Less than 3.000mi. Showroom new. 640-5356. '65 VW, s unroof. fm radio, new trans It eng 15M mi ago, needs paint & body. suoo. 645-2297 ORANGE COUMTY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer • in Orange County ' euvorLEASE DIRECT "--~ 10120 Garden Grove Bl Garden Grove 530-9190 Chevrolets! '74 T·top. A tC. auto trans, COHHELL CHEVROLET .~ 11 .. rt••• HI ' I t 't lS I \ \1 ~ " \ S46-l 200 '78 Malibu classic. loaded. nice car. S3800 552-0402 '64 C«vair 4spd. gd eng & trans. fair body & int S450 as is . 631-4720. P t S. 45K m i. o nl.> $6300/0 80. Aft 6:30 PM. 631·2196 '74 T top w t p o wcr brakes. air. Am /Fm s t ereo. auto tilt telescoping s teering ~·hi. tan ~/leather int. 29.000 ma. mint cond. $6950. 953-9316 '72 Camper. reblt eng, nu A.to.. Used brks-pnt-radials-stereo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2800. 557-4280 __ Wdl 99 I 0 76MC>Hli 2 + 2. 4 l':VI . good m ileage. a /l'. radio. transferable warranty. '74 T ·top w /powe r br akes . air. am t fm s tere o. auto t i l t telescopanji! steerinf( whl. tan w/leather int. 29.000 m i. mint l'Ond. $6950. 953-9316 '69 Bug like new. rebuilt eng, new int, stereo. orig pnt. Sl950 631 ·2568 •••••••••••••••• ••• •• •• 557·352'7 or 759-0060 '74 '72Coupe DeVille. xlnt -- - cond in & out. Asking Motorc~/ MotorcvdH/ llSOIJ. 645-8W Scoot.rs. 91 50 Scoot.rs UICUllll llCllll ~ 831 . I SHOWIOOM CO ... '75T-TOP ·: Power brakes. powe1 windows, power steertpJ. with tilt/telescopia ( steering wheel, a.{r AM /FM stereo, r-.1 window defo g1e!t1 automatic trans. Snew white with Burgundy tn tenor Z7,000 miles. 19' mac ula t e thruo!A SB.100. 754·6790 Pl Answer Ad #209, 642-Qo( · 24 hrs. ; C041CJ11r tft; . .•.............•.•. ,. '78 XR7. all pwr, leat!le1 int, lo mi, $4200. Cal 968-21nS aft. 5. Doct.Jt 9'3! • ••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Dodge 6 cyl slant e"J reg gas, A·I cond, Anf3 631'24112 ., '66 Dodge 6cyl. runs gocji needs some work *4 536·0203 Chuck ------.- '69 Charger 383, many ex tr as. must see. 960-6481 ,, .. , •••••••••••••••••••••• '74FOltD ~ Low mileage count,: s quire 9 passeng.e wagon. All original"'' clean as a pin. Lbadid (232MVH) i $15'5 JIMMAllHO VOIJ(SWAGEM ~ 18711 Beach Blvd. · 142-2000 ·--------·ss Ford Station waao1 dean, f(d cond. $600 • 645-1700 '72 Ford LTD: Good cond $90() 54()..6800 -------:---! '71 FORD $! LTD This beauiiful c09p features factory air cS>n dltioning, power st.er ing and a Landau ,jot 1484WQTI Now 0.1; $3779 : JOHHSOH Ir SO.. Uncollt Mere 2626 Harbor B~ Costa Mesa 540-5630 ............................•......•.......... ···················.:·· Cocllllc 99 15 • '66 Bug all orig inal. paint, int. radio, etc. never wrecked 11650631-2568 'llOVW Bus $750/0BO 347.3239 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'IOCADtUAC· smuE Here is your opportunity to own America ·s most luxurious and fin est rid· Ing automobile. ~.II.ED.~£·-;'. ·~~ '81 DATSUN ~10 2 DR. NEW '81 DATSUN . 510 2 DR. '77 VW Bus, xlnt cond, $5400. 781)..844C) eves. '76 VW Scirocco, new c lutc h , batter y, alternator, etc. Must NEW '81 DATSUN SIB .PICKUP n FINE USED CAR SPECIALS -HURRY! 1979 DATSUN 210 1978 DATSUN 1980 PLYllOUTll 2 DR. HATCHBACK PU-LONGBED CHAMP -CUSTOM ~speed trans llOdy side moiJ'1lgS plll $lnpeS low $ 3 9 9 9 flllltS 16,387 mites (978YXP ) 1St• 1313) Air eond., fldio, 5 !Pf. ,4 I 1 I tr ans"LloW lftlles. This trucll " hard 10 find. (740Y1t0) ( Slk.1318) SALE ENDS SUNDAY, 2/22/11 ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE ALL PRICES PLUS TAX, ' LICENSE I DOCUMENT ARY FEE A beautiful 2 tone silver & black finish with a stunning grey leathP.r in· t er Io r . T h is c a 1· is equipped with all the fine features you expect. Also available is the newest SatelUte 80 com · puterized car P.hon e . You may own tbas car roronly S17.49'. (685205 ) IOIWITHAM VOUSWA584 7800 Westminster A vt•. in Westminster S93-7Ml 638·781to '76 Seville. red llhr uphol, red ext. xlnt cond Loaded. 82,000 mi. S6750. SPRING TUNE-UP SPECIAL ~ .. · TUNE-UP 5 14. 95 ~ s2~~ ALL MOPEDS THI I POINT TUt• UP INCLUDll: l.C....&odl-fMl•y•... 5. A4-...... 2. ca.. or nploc• pow. 6. ~ & Lllt.e C.-. • l. ............ 7. a.a~---. 4.. ChKk wt.His & spolln I. C"9cll\leetrics , SAME DAY SERVICE -BY APPOINTMENT ~ •rws rARTS -Tllh offw good ... ,. 21. 1911 € .;:~~~:·:runs like M 0 p ED c· I yyt: .. 4 ........ ~:'.·~::r?! silk, new valves, muffler -.,-_- sysl. etc. S995. 537-9751 (7·10pm ) I ' Alltos, Used _.\lltos, Used jAMtos, UHd I Alltos, Used i ............................................................................................ . . ., • 'NlllC,,._--' ....... I Cf! • ••le, tfl•e., .. ,. , .... ,, .. ,, .... ,.. . ... .. ~'"-!!~ .... -. ~........---~ Ot&Y'lff 18952 MacArthur Blvd., Ste. 410, Irvine (714) 833-3494 WHEEL AND DEAL . RIGHT HERE You can find just the car you're looking for In the Automotive Classifieds of the Dally Piiot. Sell your old wheels , toot Juat cau 642-5678 DAILY PILOT .. ......_Mew 9100 ..,_,Mew tllO A1119s. Mew tlOO, ...... Hew tlOO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVE NOW -MOST MODELS DISCOUNTED FAR BELOW THE F4CTORY STICKER 1981 CIVICS . cmc 2 Dll. HATCl9ACICS 1300cc -1500cc 5 Speeds -Automatics 1981 ACCORDS . CCCIII 2 Dll. HATCMIACll Std. Accorde l LX11 5 Speeds -Automitics l .... ]._DilaUSta.._Wa1oa, '1411__,, 4 e,I ltkk, alee • ..-. • LIMilll tt411~~~.....n~~·~~- ····--·············•• ll01tlllldimllt .. 1•1 '76&.IMC .. IY .,,.._. llklV coupe Jlllt ...._.. witl toya. Great •bape. Clean (AJNllT) M2tl ~ •MAIMO vousw.-.. 11711 Beaeb Blvd. 142·20M 7tU.. V1r1u•11 Luxury in a atyle that 'a rlllrt for today! Full r:wer options plus ... eatber seata, wire wheel covers. landau rod. (110117) Only 22,881 mllea!IN79 JOHMSOM & SOM LlllColll Mlrary 21211 Harbor Blvd. Coeta Mesa 540.5630 ....................... ·=.::a· . sur•• .~..-ltUM Auto. "'-·· air cond .• ~ ateertn1. power ~. power windows. split power seata, atereo cuaette, wire wheel coven. Laadau top, Ult wbeel, enalae control. Tllia beautiful 2 door is In tnaly superb condition wltb very low mi.les. One ol America's ftaest lux- ury can II available for you at far below market value. (210ZCT) Sale price only S1ttt IOIWITHAM YOUSWAfHM • 7800Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7551 638· 7880 '18 Versailles, loaded, 35M mi, xlnt cond. '80 CutlaH Brou1ham. 631-3983; aft. 5, 752.1850. 15.000 mi, loaded. Wknd or aft. I, 132-2247. '61 Lincoln. Xlnt cond. ,17 Olda Cutless S4,000 orle ownr. Good t.lres. miles, Honest. Extra SllOO/bst olr. 493-73.cl car, must sell. Beat offer 77 UMCOLH overtl5008'4-8909 Miurta y A Man ol Distinction! Yours Now with full power, leather interior, cruise eontrol, quad stereo. (072Zx,E> Now 11419 JOHHSOM & SOM =re:::r Coeta Mesa 540.5630 71UHCOLH Towws.4- The F1aphip of Proud Lincoln s! Fully equipped with all the luxury! Velour interior. quad stereo, cruise con- '71 Cutlass Supreme Brstun. Beaut. 1 owner <wife's car ) Wht/on/wht w/blue intr. 53,000 mi. Perf. cond. A real beaut. car. Oldr SMSO. 495-1490 or-.2237 lv msg. '65 Olds 88. auto, 79.000 mi. very clean. runs great. tBOO. PP. 642-6421 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Runabout. gas-saver 4 cyl, auto, air, ps. sun· roof, stereo. 58,000 mi, good cond, $2195. PP. 54()-0645. trol. <233UKH ) See it '74 Pinto. new paint & Nowt6479 tires, runs god $1550. JOHMSOH & SOM _1_s1_-43B9 __ e_ves _____ 1 =r= Costa Mesa 540.IHO 71UHCOLM w.-llY Under 23,500 miles! Lux- ury equipped with all the power options you want! Cruise control. ti It wheel, quad stereo and so mu ch mor e! (702UJQ) Reduced to JUltST19 JOHHSOH & SOM U.C...Mlrary 21211 Harbor Blvd. Coeta Mesa 540.1630 Mercwy • ttSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S FIHIST LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALERSmP ~?t.tlJ.• LINCOLN-MERCURY . IS-II Auto Center Dr. SD Fwy-Lake Forest exit IRVINE 130.7000 'IOMRCUIY ... M.. .... 14•. -.OPLYMOUTH ARROW 4 cylinder, 4 speed. air cond .• AM-FM radio. An extremely sharp car with only 5800 miles. She h'as a s hade kit fr beautiful interior. (~) Give her a new hoiPe this weekend for onf3' ·• Sl4tt IOIWITHAM YOLl(SWA•IH 7800Westmlnater Ave. in Westmlnater 893-75.Sl 638-7880 77AllROW Automatic 2D. Low miles, orllinal. Air coo- d i tloned. Dynamite! (930140) S2ttl JIMMAllMO YOLl(SWA•IH 11711 Beadl Blvd. 142·2000 '76 Plymouth Volare Wgn, auto, stereo. full pwr, AC , fe n de r damage. $1300. 494·6379 eves. ftOllllac H65 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Luxur ious l.ivin1 is youn in this beautifully '77 Trans Am. Almost equipped 4dr. with new e ngin e . 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(83SJP0). $3..., HUGE SELECTION OF COROLLA SRS LIFTBACKS AVAILABLE! WE DON'T DARE QUOTE THE PRICE ON THIS MODEL! COME IN & BUY NOW! 198f TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 llFTBACK Equipment includes 5 P<>wer steering buck SJ>eed transmission ~:r assist~d front d~ :ars. tachometer.' ngs & Pinstripes. (~k)es, Wheel well ·One Only. 1978 TOYOTA 1181.ACK11 GT This Celica liftback has a 4 cyl. engine, 5 apeed trans .. f1ctory air cond .. stereo radio, shadow a maqs. It's "'black. black, blackl!!"(A78TOV). ~ •• ,, 1979 MAZDA PICKUP Th11 "Sundowner'· model has 4 cyl .. 5 speed trans .. 1ir conditioning. re1'4lllldlng windQw, white sidlw111 tlr.es and morel (1R61612). $ 5299 1980 DATSUN 2·10 1979 VOLVO 242 SIDAN 4 cyl. engine. automatic tnna., POwer ....nno. fectory air , conditioning, stereo. pawer di8C brlMe. "'natripes a •tee! radial tires . . Looka NEW! (146WRH). s7 . -t ~O ONCE ABOUT · AN EA6LE CARRVIN6 OFF A SMALL CMILO ••• · NO! NO! NOT LIKE TMAT ! s 't'OU'RE SUPPOSED ,. TO use· \(OUR CLAWS!! " tT'D. 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NO RISK GUARANTEE . . "Try ·the Ther&-trim plan at OUR R,ISK. If you don't eJCperienee the· inost ·astouf'.'dine resutts ever. _simply retu.rn the unused ponion w.ilhin. 30 daya, for a complete1efund. NoqueasionsMMd. You '"t VC!~ ri~bsolutely. nothing when Voll order. You m~t>e .. completety ancf '°'''IV satisfied. ~. · J Please ordt)r right this minute .. .'While you're' stitl thk1'ihe· ··~ . . . abotlt it. The aooner;we receive y,our O(der, the sooneryoupf\N on your way to a 91tmmer, more attraCtiveyou. ·:·. ; ·~ ... . C19IO · ·,, Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Ci_garette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. THEm YOURSELF Seno 1ne QUeStOI • 1 ....-. 10 "A$11 " fam11y WH!lly 6•1 Lu11191on A.e New "tt>t-N' 1oon We"ll °'"f SS lof llUOllSlleO aucs11ons So<ry *' un 1 .,s.we< otfle<~ FOR EVEJ.. YN SHAEVEL. executive dtector, Young Adult Services Division. ArnerEan 1.bary Assn. Are~ In smal tOWM more In· dined to Ned thu thoM In bit dtles? What ktnd ol reeding matt« do they t.uor? -W.E., Gnen &.t/, Wla.' • I don't think it makes much dif· f erence tf a young person lives in a smaD town or a large city. Teen-agers are reading. but, as with everyone else, they are reading less. The non· print media. television, radio and For our teen-agers: romance lues. records, take up much of the teen· agers' time. Favorite categories of books have remained constant over the years. MysterY, adventure, humor, science fiction and fantasy among both boys and girls, while romance and teen "problem" novels, though popular with both sexes, are far and away the most popular subject areas for teen-aged girls. FOR ERNEST W. H0lZ, national commander, Salva- tion Army How do you ra• ~ ec:complahments dumtl the s-t hundred years? -S.F., la v ..... Nev. • Our growth from a tiny band of enthusiastic men and women to a national federation of services is uniquely equipped 1o minister to the whole person. But there are times when we can't seem to give fundamental, life- changing help. However, we do believe that "wth God, all things are possible." FOR DANIEU.E BRJSEBOIS, featured in CBS-lV's Archie Bunker'• ~ Since ~ work with ..._ and are men ecMnced tor lt'O'lr ~then --11-v-r~ ..... ~ ......... with klda or ll'OMHIP9? -S . .l., Utde Rock, M . • Kids. starting with 9 up. Grown-ups are boring. AD the ladles wony about Is their high heels, that every little hair ihould be In place. Guys worry about their cars. That's silly. And all adults pinch my cheeks, which I hate. Why do they think aD kids are babies? FOR .IOYCE A. BOCKAR, M.D., author of The La,, BatO..t Book Whir do..,.. peop6e torwe thtm1._ when Dll'YOUS, v-t odMrs can't look at or ...Uow lood? - E.W., Redondo, Cdf. • When we are nervous, there Is a tendency for digatlve procases to slow down or stop. This Is felt by thS'I peopk u a .. knot" In their stomach, which prevents them from eating. Fat penons usually were trained Jn childhood to use food to assuage anxiety. CJ PRO ...,,_.tadw Hamlltoa Fllh It., (R.-N.Y.) Statutory legalization of Illegal alle~• II the least cotdy and moet prectlcel approach to raolvlng the . problem: legellzatlon should be ilmtted to '*'°"' with · • certaS'I conttnuou1 period of raktency and a demoNCnted de*e to be part of our IOdety. Flnt, we should reinforce our border con- trolt to deer••• fraudulent entr1a sad enllCt laws to punish tt'QN who ~ empby ... *"'· The ~ eolutloc'I to the problem: M8llM cMpoftlllol11 .. .,humane and Ym"y eq>e1..,.. FOR THE .. ASK• EDJ'.roR 11 It true that Outa Reew, who went to eo much trouble to build bbnMlf up lor hie tide role In Superman, now ,...... to won out and ta.. ao.a .a .. brawn? - E.M., Oklahoma Cily, Okla. • No. He just lost Interest In working out, but his 6-foot-4 shape certainly has not suffered. R,eve, now starring on Broadway In Ft/th of July (in a part, the complete opposite.of Super· man . He plays a double amputee.) was In terrific form as he tokf us: .. I don't think weight-lifting is a worthy Superman: body-building's a bott. pursuit. I consider It vain and. rather narcissistic -provided one Is healthy. I think aU the present Involvement wtth the sculpture of one's body is boring." He adds that he never Inspects hlmseH In the mirror and that perspiring men who give themselves the once-over in the mirror after a session at the gym is not a pleasant sight. FOR NATALIA MAKAROVA, prtma baUertna . . American Ballet Theater How 1DUV peir'I ol lhoes do~ UM a month; how much do~ am; what do~ do with~~? - G.D.K., ~.Mich. • I rarely wear a pair of slippers for more than one per- formance. They wear out. I average 25 pairs a month, using old ones for rehearsals, and they end up being given away, signed. New shoes cost about $25, and I order hundreds at a time. FOR HARVEY F. DAVIS .IR., Chief, PrOSFam Opera- tions Section. Envronmcntal Health Scrviocs Division, Oepertment of Hedh and Human Services la It an.........,.. that the rat popui.~ ac.ck that of man In the world? -E.T., Weetcheeter, N.Y. • I would find It difficult, II not tmposd>le, to estimate the worldwide rat population. But in the U.S., it has been estimated that the rat population Is betwan 100 and 200 million. Food io. and property damage alone -cost Americans $500 mllbon to $1 billion annually. FOR LEO SAYER, *1ger-compoecr You _, Aaslcen vlolence II ftOdmt c:ompered to what '°".,......... .. VoUI' ~ .... London ........ plmln -T.1., Dai.6, Va. • I staded out In this business on tht,streets of London . • I used to get beaten up evCry five mmuta afta my two buddies and I would jam (I ww on the harmonica). That's because it was my lousy job to go around holding out a hat. When I got pusMd around. the other two guys vantsfted from sight. CON ...,._ • ..-Nonun D. Sbll.a••w. (R.·Calf.) Nowl You C•n Start Your Own "Million Dollar" Zorlla Lawn! 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Yet appearances are most definitely deceiving when It comes to Goldie. The actress also happens to be a shrewd -and powerful -business- woman. Today. she commands $2.5 million per movie and gets It because of her sensational draw at the box of- fice. And as executive producer for Prluate Benjamin. she not only helped orchestrate a perfect vehicle for her charm and talent as an actress, but she shares In the fUm 's profits: It's grossed over $60 million to date. Such successes are • important to Goldie Hawn. But the top priority for the 35-year-old actress remains ~the little people" In her life: Oliver. 4. and Kate. l l/1. "Obviously," she beams as she pulls a wrinkJed amateur snapshot from her walet. "the sun riMs and ~ on those kids." Much of what Goldie says about her children rings with lasons learned durtng her own early years growing up In Balumore. She ii not afraid or embarrassed to atri>ute her develop- ment -and her succas -to her parents. "I think I'm b&eued." she says. "I reaUy do. A lot of my outlook and attitude ii becau.. of the love I r~ from my family. I have a father In show bullnca -a musician. He) done It all and hai given me very sound advice. My mother has bHn the ·mother of mothers. I have memorta~ of her loving and tanng and warmth that are as good as you can get. She knew where I excelled and that's where the nunund me." Goldie remembas havtna a te:rw of purpoM .. ..ty .. the • of 3. when dancing lessons began: "If anybody would ask me what I wanted to be. I' would ju st say. 'happy.' I said this from a very young age and to this day I haven't changed my ideas. I worked very hard. I got a job at 1 7. I opened my own dancing school. I was always a very industrious young woman." Goldie ls trying to employ In her own home much of what she learned from her parents: "You're raising a separate person -this Is the key to bringing up your chUdren properly," she contends fervently. "I went to school to talk to O~ver's teacher. She said to me. 'Goldie. it's very rare that a mother really sees her chUd . You do.' The one piece of advice I have Is to forget what you expect from your children. Toss it out. Admit their real emotional structure, even if it's not just like yours. Because your children are their own bttle people." The call to mothering forced the ac- traa to make decisions about how to balance her career with her home life. Though both of her mantaga have floundered, she II determined that her children be Mppy: "My penonal ttyle Is that I do nOt do busln ... at home - eve... Goldie •YI she doa this wrhout an iota ol worry. "For tome NMOn I have a tmnendoul abdlty to mlllce d"'9ions. I can cut off one thing . Ind ltllrt erlOCtMr. Origlnally •. 1 tOok ttw. yurs ol my We to get manted, . Priuote Goldle: reloxfng ot home with one of her two children. son Ofluer. build a home, have a baby and to spend the ftnt year with the baby - and I did It -and then I had a tecond baby. I didn't work and I didn't worry. I don't wony." Goklle's phlloeophy about work Is that "H's either going to be there or not ... Should the charm and wit and vulnerable appal of her perfor· mances fatl •to touch aucUenc:a one day. Goldie .... '*-I open~ a IChool. But f she lmeglnel her We con*'sl to that. few others do -least of au her still-growing leg;on of fans. Right now. she II being called the most popular actress In America. But her drawing pooNe'f took time to develop. Things got off the ~nd In 1968, when Goldie was cast from virtual chorus-.,,e anonymity to a plae« In TVs Laugh-In team of human crack- ups. Goldie was the show's perilh- ~. wlllflw dol. and off·taeen, the ~ was that she wet every bit as birdbrained as she appeared on camera. That. and the Instant adule· non foisted on her u a comedienne .extraordtnah, was hard ~ take. "If people laughed at me befON," she says, "tt WM becaute they thought I w$ amusing -but to think I wu ~ 'NnnJI per.:>n -newrl h was quite )oblg to ftnd that out." ~ lhe Wt Loufh·ln lfMr a IMIOf\, P'9 on to wtn a pert tn - tcofttlnuedJ i • I ! • ' ' 1 l I , • 1 I L l • I I Inmortantnews b-ultra low tar smokers . • !V<MJ ihe MEKIT idea has bee11 i11trodu(ed at onl),4 mg tar-New MERIT Ultra Lights. A milder MERIT fr those who prefer a11 ultra l<MJ tar cigarette. · : New MERIT Ultra lights. It's goi11g to set a whole 11ew taste standard fr · ultra low tar smoki11g. ~ 0 • I Only . ' 4mgtar ·Regular& -MnlQ ' ...... : .................... m:...... ' Warning : The Surgeon Genni Ha Dlllnnined That Cigemte Smoking Is Dlnglrausto Your Haith. s.:-------~--................. . Go Idle Hawn (continued) and later an Oscar for -the film Cac- tus Flower, some producers continue to believe that there are feathers in her head. "My Intelligence is a big sur- prise," she notes. "I am bright. I know that. Yet I walk Into a room and peo· pie say, 'Doesn't she look c-u·t-e. Lova ya, Goldie! So a-d·o·r·a·b-1-e!'" Actor Chevy Chase. who co-staned with Goldie In both Foul Play and Seems L.lke Old nmes, puts It this way: "Though she's always light- hearted and happy, and she's a great comedienne and actress,· Goldie, in life, Is not a person who is always mak- ing jokes. Her nature is definitely more serious than'that." During the early 1970's, Goldie was busy making films: there's a Girl In My Soup, Sugar/and Express, The Girl From Petrouka. Not all were what Goldie calls "out-and-out comedies, and none was commercially success· ful. For a time, the career with so much promise seemed to dim. Today she regrets none of these project~. "Each wu a step toward my maturity. even ti It didn't look like It. Besides , you make your flops, let's face ii ... .lf you can survive all the bad stuff. then. you have a fighting chance." Then In 1975 came Shampoo, the Warren Beatty comedy, and It was the hit that reintroduced Goldie Hawn. She says proudly that she was "the only-peFSOA-ln-the film with any solidity and any real future: the tradi· tionallst who wanted children. hus· On llw f<* ercxt wth .__,, &.ucn Sp.llerg: a MW whnl In Ho/lvwood. Sock It to me: Goldie as the graffiti· scribbled waif on TV's Laugh-In . band, f amlly." In a nutshell, that is also what Goldie Hawn desires, perhaps more now than ever, even if she isn't wUling to abandon work to preserve them. And so she runs into the familiar con· temporary female tangle -work vs. marriage. She may be convinced that. through sheer determination. every· thing is possible. Her husbands haven't been so sure. Goldie's first marriage to young director Gus Trlkonis ended over the disparity between her career and his: "I was more famous." Her second. to Bill Hudson of the musical Hudson Brothers (he Is the father of her two children). recently broke apart after four years -over essentially the same frustrations, according to friends. "You have to give each other something different than just money or food. Understanding Is the most Important thing," Goldie says earnest· ly. "Unfortunately, you've got to get there before you can see the mistakes. Marriage takes an enormous amount of work. I think It's Inherent In men to be competttlve, and the new crop of women are also competitive , amaz- ingly so:'ftils can kill a relationship." But, always known for .her resll· lence, Goldie ls bouncing back. "I've always been somebody who looks at life very posltlve.ly. I'm strong enough to take the pain . sorrow and dlsdlu· skmment,'' she argues. "My goals were ortgtnaDy very simple and I'm , . stiU made that way. 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Strictly horn a tax standpoint, mar- riage definitely pays off for a one- income couple filing jointly (or in a case where one spouse reports con- skierably more Income than the other). But marriage i:s a costly prop- osition for today's growing ranks of -·dual-income couples. Their tax tab as Mr. and Mrs. Is more than It would be for two single persons who ~ up hou1ekeeping and report exactfy the same total Income. / Julian Block It on O#otney ond the author of Tu S.vtng: A Y .. ·RO\lnd GuJde (Chilton/. To Ulustrate the tax benefits for a one-income mamed couple, consider what happens if you earn $22,000, your mate has no Income and you use the standard deduction. At tax time, your joint-filing tab comes to $3,219. A single person has to pay $4.517 on exactly the same Income. 50 in this case you save $1,298 by be- ing married. The savings grow rapidly along with your taxable Income (what's left after deductions and exemptions). For example, the savings are $1.724 If you report taxable income of $30,000; $3,289 if you report $50,000. . But the rules of the game change when both spouses report s\rnilar tax· able incomes. Suppose, for Instance. that you and your mate earn $22.000 apiece. As manied persons, ypu have to reckon Wltti a lax bill of $11,086 - a hefty $2,052 more than the $9,034 due if you simply share quarters with· out being married. Here, too, the "marriage penalty" escalates as the two of you advance up the pay scales. Virtue, alas, remains its own reward. The way the l.R.S . reads the rules, jt considers you a mamed person for the entire year, even ii you shouJd get married as late as December 31. Simi· larly, it considers you e single person for the entire year even if you divorce or legally separate as late as Decem- 1 A new bill may ~ tax burden. jor married couple.. ber 31. The l.R.S. recently Issued a ruling that says it will disregard a divorce obtained solely to save taxes and require the couple to recalculate their tues u if they had stayed mar· ried for the entire year. The quirks In our tax system can be traced back to 1948, when the one· breadwtnner famdy was the norm, as opposed to the more prevalent two- eamer arrangement nowadays. That's when couples ftllng Jointly first became entitled to use "Income spbt· ting" rates. Jo\nt filing provides a sizeable savings for couples when one spou1e reports considerably more than the other, because k alows· them to treat the Income as though each spou• had received half of tt. Another bit of tinkering by Con· gress ·made lncome-splJttlng available to a "surviving spouse .. for two years after the death of the Wife or husband, providing the survivor has a depen· dent child and maintains a home for the chUd . The last significant response to complaints of flagrant discrimination In the tax laws was in 1969. Congress tried to pacify singles by trimming their rates hom as much as 40 percent to ..no more than 20 percent above those Imposed on marrieds filing joint· ly. But singles remain unhappy. The advancement of more working Wives up the pay scales has swelled the ranks of the outraged ,because Congress left the rates for marrieds unchanged. Now, a new bill suggested by Rep· raentative 8aJber B. Conable Jr. (R.- N.Y.) alms to create a marriage· neutral system that would Impose equal burdens on singles, marrieds and heads of households. But the Ways and Means ComrnJttee won't consider It until this spring. and the ear- liest It could go Into effect ts for flWI the tax year of 1981 . ILi Get one of these lovable· Anlmal Fair® quallty stliffed dogs and become a Big Hero to .!!'.!!!l!!!!.!!.8..C!~:..-- -..._ ...._, ........... """""""''}: OuMttty __ cllmlt 11 o.... ca-we• n · ..... •· Sefld ~ ""°• ..... CiiCllll (MY ... 1 .... _. tOf eeclt IOr ordll9d ~--INl!llt II ... 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A Champion's Sea1ch Fo1 His Roots Boxer Matthew Saad Muhammad's life has been one long battle, both in the ring and out. His toughest fight so far -finding out who he really Is. -because that is where the cops found him wandering at age 3 or 4. "I remember an older brother." Saad Muhammad recalls. ") remember we were going to my grandmother's house. We must ha11e got lost and got separated. I remember a policewoman asking me my name and I couldn't tell her." It was mid-June. 1959. He was hungry. tearful, confused. bitter. The police turned him over to the guns at the Catholic Social Servjces. When no one claimed hrm. they named him Matthew, after a favorite saint. And gave him Franklin as a last name, because he was found wandering on the Franklin Parkway. Years later, the mystery remains. Who was this little lost boy? Who did he belong to? Matthew. who later changed his last name for religk>us reasons, still doesn't know who hls parents are. He doesn't even know his correct age. He guesses that he's now about 25 years old. To help ftll the ~lgnant gap.In his life story. Saad Muhimmad has of- fered a Sl0,000 reward for Informa- tion leading to the Identity of his parents. So far. though. no luck. "We got one approach. but then they backed off: he says glum>;: i think there's too much guilt involved after WI these years. Sron Hochman Ila• cove,.,d t~• •P«U tc•n• /or 25 years I'd know my brother. But he hasn't come forward . Maybe he just ran off that day and left me.", (Saad Muhammad has considered hypnosis tQ dredge up lost details but says he's been too busy fighting to try it yet.) Perhaps the e xperience has toughened him, for he has proven to be one of the fiercest fighters anywhere. No giass )aw he, Matthew isn't afraid to take a punch. With a record of 28-3-2, tncludlng 15 wins in a row, Saad Muhammad's reputation has become one of a street brawler. rallying from the brink of defeat to fren- Zled , crowd-pleasing victories. Such a fight came on the night of April 22, 1979, when Saad Muham- mad. stUI Matt Franklin then, faced Marvin Johnson. Bloody and bat- tered. his style as prtmlttve as a cave drawing. Matthew punched Johnson Into helplessness halfway through the elghth·round to take the WBC llght· heavyweight crown. Soon after. he announced his con· version to the World CommLWllty of Al-Islam of the Wat. And he spoke proudly of his new name. •('m keep- ing Matthew," he said at the ttme. •t>ecaUM It's a good Bible name. Sud· means bright future. And Mutwr,med means wonhy of praltc. Not knowing your real name II kke being nobody. Now I feel llke I know what my name Is, and I'm somebody.~ Matthew's dllcovery of bot!' boxing and the Islamic faith can be traced back to the tortured days of his adolescence. In his childhood he was shuttled from one foster home to another before John and Bertha San- tos took him in. The neighborhood was ominpus. and he had to scuffle his way through the mean streets. He recalls: "Guys would walk up and ask. 'What gang you belong to?' I'd tell 'em, 'I don't belong to any gang.' They'd say you had to belong to somebody. And then they'd start beating on you ." The grtm search to belong to someone or something led him down dark paths -to truancy. gang war- farv and ultimately a weapons of' fense, when. he was caught with a lO·lnch knife. He then began making the rounds of detention centers. "They had to keep movtng me.~ he says, ·•beasuse I'd start riots." About this time, Matt Franklin was Introduced to religion . A fellow in- mate offered him a copy of the lsJamlc paper. and the confused young man found a purpose. ~ Later, in solitary confinement at one particularty tough boys' home, Matt began to channel the fury inside him .· ~1 remember slapping myself," he says. "I said, ·Matthew, the way youre goln'. you have a great chance of spending the rest of your life tn places like this.' "Fighting was something that always had been natural to me. In jail, I remember punching on the walls un· tll my hands bled, just to take off some of the pressure .... Finally, a teacher told me that since I was always fighting I might as well try to make some money out of It.~ That's just what this 6-foot I-inch . 175-pounder has been doing. And quite nicely. thank you. He'll earn at least $1 million for Monday's title bout against Eddie Mustala Muhammad. The two fighters met before in March 1977, and Mustafa MuhaQ"lmad (then named Eddie Gregory) won a controversial dee!· sion. He remains the last boxer to beat Saad Muhammad. "People are gon- na see one of the greatest fights ever fought,'' promises Saad Muhammad. "'l"ni out to teach Eddie a lesson. He talks too much about material things, like his RoUs·Royce and all that." Interesting to hear Saad Muham- mad complain about some.>ne else flaunting his wea~h. considering he drives a snazzy BMW and lives In a sprawling home in ' an affluent Philadelphia ~uburb. Among the fur- nishings .£... a $23.000 ivory piano which he is just learning how to play. He's even doing designer jeans ads these days and pursuing an acting career. (He's read for the role of Sylvester Stallone's ring opponent In Rocky Ill.) But Saad Muhammad defends his new lifestYle. "Sure, I have velvet and silk and nice things. A champion .should have those things. But the money I earn from endorsements. I put towards a foundation . to help children. That's where Ifs at. Children are our hopes for the future." Even though he has moved to th• suburbs, Matt Is still emotiorialy tied to the plight of troubled Inner-city kids. To that end, he sponlOl'S a pro- gram In Philadelphia called FOCUS (Frah Opportunities Create Useful Students). It's dalgned to work wit~ th• Board of Education and iM Juvenile Ju1ttce system In providing Jobi for und~ kids who've had trouble ~ the law. 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With CAT scanning (computerized axial tomography), a three-dimensional cross section of the brain can now be viewed. h Is even becoming possible for doctors to actu- aly see physio~ processes such as bbod flow and oxygen metabolism taking place within the body. Much of the equipment used to perform such feats looks rather intimi- dating. But Ironically, this complicated gadgetJy Is simplfylng the procedures many patients go through. It is all part of a new trend toward nonln110al11e technology -a technology less pain- ful, less dangerous and less time-con- suming than the older methods of ex- ploratory surgery, the ln)ecdon of foreign substances Into the body or re· peated exposure to X-rays. The foUowtng diagnostic equipment and procedures aO faD under the broad heading of noninvasive tech- niques (some do Involve radiation and Injection of substances Into the body, but at far lesa rtlk and dilcom· fort than prevk>us techniques). They are only a few of the hlghaghts In a fteld IO addng _,d IO qulddy chang- ing that even • you read du., other equally 19llflcant and f8ldnallng ad-. vanca .. on the way. A Lookm the ...,.. Structln The CAT ran enab1a phymcians to ... three-dtrnenllo Q'Oll lldlonl of the human body. Wh .. normal X-niy plctura lhow only ~ end wtdth, the CAT 1Car1 edda the dlmen- llon of d9plt\. According to Dr. Marc ~.dlr ... ol~ ndoJoe wi priafHIDI ~~ "-................ ..,.., ....... . ... o1 ..... . . ~.r IN'AN:. e,OIM"6tqX....-lllltaCOfftfl•••CAT ... ,... ""' ...... --~,... • ,,. .,.,. ...... ,,. ...... ·--o/ ~ .... . ......... , NlaY-.W ............ . at Temple University Medical School In Philadelphia, the process works as follows: Thin beams of X-rays are sent through the body while multiple de- tectors are monitoring the radiation and transmitting the Information inter a computer. The Information ls then displayed visually, In the form of a three-dlmenslonal1>icture on a com- --. , puter conso1e screen. The CAT scan was developed about 10 years ago and was originally Intended for use In examining the braln. but in the past five or six years new uses have been developed for the rest of the body as well. It is now also possible for physicians to use the CAT scanner to see the liver. pan· BEi IER THAN BAYER! BEi IER THAN ANACIN: BE 11 ER THAN 1\1.ENOL*.* BEi IERIHAN •Xi RA· Si RENGI H m.ENOL*.* Of all leading brands, only Bufferin• and Arthritis Strength Bufferin can give ~ all these advantages: •futer going to the pain when your .1 arthritis first flares up. In the early minutes. Bufferin sends more pain reliever to the pain than Bayer.• twice as much primary pain reliever as Extra Ingredient Anacin~ ••1nn.mma11on Relief. lnflammatior) can be a principal cause of pain for many arthritics. Neither Tylenol• nor Extra-Strength Tylenol can relieve that inflammation. •Stomach Protection Ingredients. Bayer and Anacin add nothing 1o protect ~r sk:>maeh from aspirin st>mach upset. Because arthritis can be serious. if pail persists n10fe than ten days or redness is present, consult ~r doct>r immediately. If under medical care, do not take wtthout consulting a physician. creas and adrenal gland areas. Prevl· ously. the only way a doctor could take a look at these organs was through exploratory surgery. The current "generation" of CAT scanners works much faster than Its predecessors. While earlier it took up to two and a half minutes to see im- ages. they are now able to be seen in as little as two to five seconds. This great speed enables physicians to ex- amine the chest and abdomen with- out being hindered by the motion caused by simply breathing. What can we look forward to in CAT scanning? As you might have guessed. even faster scanners are be- ing perfected, which will eventually CAT Sr.AN: The CAT .scan flashes o 3D picture on· to a co~~ screen. Here. o glimpse of the brain. make it possible to complete the entire exposure within one second. With this speed. Dr. lapayowker predicts. we can one day use CAT scanning to ex- amine the heart, since heart motion will not Interfere with the procedure at such high speed. Developed almost contempot'ane- ously with the CAT scan was ultra- tound, a technique which involves passing an extremely high-pitched sound (Inaudible to human ears) into the body and receiving reflections back from different body tissues. Since body tissUe differs In density. when these reflections are picked up by a television monitor. they can ae· ate an Image on the console screen. According to Dr. Lapayowker. who, ak>ng with h\s other credentials, Is chairman of the Commission on Ultr~~fld for the American Cotlege of Radiology, ultrasound makes It pos.st>le to see an Image of what \s go· Ing on Inside the body at the moment It is happening. The technique c.en be . used to prepare an Image ol the heart and upper abdomen. as wel as the gall>ladder and ducts of the liver. even better than wtth CAT tcannlng and without the use of any radiation at al. UlrMoi~ can Mio be Ullld to examine blood vaeels repeatedly -wlh no damage to the patient - and can reveal aneurysm1 or d~• of the llOl'ta. AJthough ultrasonography and (conllftued) ... ,...,-.v,,....,. .. .., SAVE15tl: COLQATm TODTMPASl'S Wtth Cavity Fighting MFP RuoHde! SAVE1Stl: ULTRA 8Rl'l1l TOOTHPA8Tm For A Smlle That Geta You Noticed! 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CAT people who weigh over 165 pounds. while ultrasound is better at differen- tiating between body tissues and Is best suited to people under 165 pounds. · scans do a better job, In general, of seeing through bone and cartilage and can be used with more ~uccess on "By far the greatest use of ultra· sound is in pregnancy, where it has almost excluded X·rays from obste- trics:· says Dr. Fritz Fuchs. who is a Ho"7111uch of vour vitatnin c gets lost on the "78;V to the table? Picking, packing, processing. All these plus transportation can lead to the destruction of part of the vitamin C in your foods. In fact, some of this important nutrient can be lost in just the first few days after harvesting. Time takes its toll. Vitamin C is one of the most fragile vitamins. So, foods stored over a long period of time or exposed to air and light can lose a good deal of their vitamin C. The more·you cook, the less you get. Probably the greatest loss of vitamins is due to cooking. For example, potatoes are a gooo source of vitamin C. But, if you bak~ boil, or fry them much of their vitamin C content will be destroyed. There are many ways the vitamins that were originally in your foods can be 14)st: Just to be su·re you're getting all your body needs, eat a balanced diet. For extra insurance, you can look for fortified foods when you shop and take a supplement containing vitamin C every day. Vitamin Communications,. Hoffmann-ia Roche Inc., Nutley, N.J. 07110 Vitamins. Something you can do for your healta RCDl281 J - J,,........... .... J .................... ________ _ professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. "Ultrasound is the most Important technology we have for monitoring the high·risk mother and fetus." he adds. It can be used to diagnose early pregnancy as weD as any abnormalities in the pelvis such as cysas or tumors. Ultrasound can be UMd to detect multiple births early In preg- nancy. It can aJso determine the fetus's heart rate and position In the womb and is useful in, monitoring fetal growth and development. The future of ultrasound wlll bring technical improvements in resolution and detad of Imaging, says Or. l.apay- owker. This should make It posstble to achieve even greater accuracy of diagnosiS1• ObHrvlng the Body'1 Funcdon1 An lmprastve type of high-tec:hnol· ogy equipment now making It poul- ble for physicians to examine the body's physiological functions Is Puelb'oft Emlllloa T~ or PEI' -=annlng. It u.., c:ompbted nuclear medical equipment to view a transverse section of the brain as If It were cut on a horizontal plane. h· cording to Or. Robert Ackerman, who Is director of the Cerebral Blood F1ow Laboratory and alto of the Carottd EvaluatiOn Laboratory at Muuchu· Mtts General HOIPIUI In Botton. with • this .. ntltlYe method • " poed>le to obMrve tM ftow of blood In the body, • well • the m -.bollll11 cl CllCWlft end 9klC0ia. And thll 11 lft Ill 1nlilp ......... ~.~--- noninvasive technique which is not dangerous to the pa- tient. PET scanning differs &om CAT tcannlng and ultm- sound m that tt proYides very different types of Information. CAT tcannlng and ultra- sound reveal the body's struc· ture while PET scannlng can show the funcdonlng of the body. Since PET scanning is cap- able of showing physiological functions In localized areas of the brain. physicians at Mas· sachusetts General are look· Ing into Its applieation for examining stroke patients. According to Dr. Ackerman and his colleagues Nathaniel Alpert, Ph.D., and Jack Cor· rela Ph.D., lnltlaJ Information suggests that the type of al- terations In blood now and oxygen metabolism seen In a patient In the hours and days Immediately after he has had a stroke can demonstrate changes In the body tissue that are not ldentlflab~ at that point In Ume by any oth• Instrument. Their ln- vattgattve work suggests that eventually PET tcannlng might be able to predict the ~t al Injury to body tissue cauNd by ICrok•. Since early therapy II important, dllcov- erlni qutc:kly which tilaue can be wotked wtth and which II dead, can add much ULTRMOUNO: Body tissues dt/fer In density. and when a high-pitched sound Is passed through them, their different rejfectk>N form an image on the saeen. Becaiuie ultn»ound.donn't inuolue radiation, Its often ~d In uamfnfng pregnant women. Under certaln conditlom, the thermo.tat OD your L.P •. gu water heater hu the potential of camtn• an ap109lon. Please read and act today. A voluntary recall of certain propane gu water heater thennostata manu- factured by the While-Rodgers Olvts.lon o( Emenon Electr1c Co" and Installed on A. O. Smith and other b~s o( restdenual water heaten la underway. ~ thermostats. Installed on L. 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Althc UnlVcnity of CationUa al Loe~ Medal Cen•. fOf eumple. doc:ton .. a · plortng PET't UM In ldmtlfy· Ing the lite of epGepClc Ml· zures: At New York Univer- sity Medical School, PET 11 being used to dJfferentlete between varied typa of pty· chlatrk: Illness by looldne et specdtc ways the brain func· tionl. AnoCher device which .... ,mJMI the body's pbyt6ologi· cal functlont II caled &pee. tral Phonoan1l09raph,. When uMCI aJone, or In COit· Junction with other ultra· 1onography, It further contrtbuta to the ~ . d-*d vtew of our bodtn that " becoming avallable to phy9da ... Acconllne to Dr. Roblrt u.. who .. dtlector of the Noninvasive Diagnostic Lab- oratory at Massachusetts General, and professor of cardiovascular disease at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). spectral phonoanglography was orig· lnally developed at MIT and was then brought to Massa· chusetts General, where It is being used to diagnose stroke. The premise behind Its UM In strc*e diagnosis is this: lt Is now believed that the nar· rowing of the blood vesaela in the carotid artery (the big artery in the neck that leads to the brain) is responsible for about 20 percent of all strokes. When bk>od vessels are narrowed, the blood flow becomes turbulent. making a noise called a "bnllt," which can be heard at the sJdn 's sur· face. Using tpedrel ~ angiography' It has beconw poellble for phys6dant to plot out the JOUnd apectrUm · ~~the 90Urtd "blood rwhfns dtroe9t nonuuedblood wu!l1, ..,.,.._ mn ..,.,..,.., of each bruit, which can then be used to determtne how severe the narrowing of the blood YeiNI actually II. The simplicity of phonoan· giography maka It prefer- able to the prior dlagnottic approach of an angk>gram, which involved placing a tube in a patient from groin to neck, injeeting X·ray dye and taking repeated X-ny pictures. While thiJ new technique Is not yet widely available, Dr. Lees predlc:tl that tt soon wtJl be. One of the most exdtlng developments In diognostic medicine Is the field of Nuclear Ma9M1k Reeo- nance, or NMR. which can •how both body ltrUcNN and function . NMR bM6callv Involves the UM of two df. fennt types of technology - powerlul magMll end • rac:llO hqucncy field, ln-.d of X·rays. Dr. Gerald Pohoet, who II • cardiologllt and wodl• pofe.or of rMCllclne .. Har- vard Medical School, •· plains NMR • folowt: The body contaJns llnSt fMIMllc atomk nudel which whln .... to ................ "'* fllld .-1ne ap In. Cir" ,. .... ..... _. . ....., ...... tain way. Radio frequencies are then used to "disturb" these atoms out of line. The atoms nonnaDy ·rotate In a pattern similar to that of the spinning of a top. When the radip waves hl them. their axis 1s changed, and ~they return to thei' or9\al positions they ~ olf a charadertstlc radiation that reveals thei' location to a c:omputm. W1ming: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Ciglrene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.· Although It wUJ require a whole new type' of technology Involving giant magnets, Dr. Pohost SJ>CC;.ulates NMR may have many possible appll- cadons In the future. For example, NMR could eventually be used to determine whether body tissue Is dead or alive and whether there are any malignandes present all ._._._ ............ -·'I' Rodloodlve t«>toPa en ,,_d /« quicker diagnoea of cancer, ln/lu~. rubella and herpes simplex. with.out the use of X-rays. It could also be used to measure blood flow. It ls conceivable that NMR technology could one day be used to detect can· cer, heart disease, tumors and coro- nary artery disease earlier than is pos- sible today. Detecting DiHaH Not al diagnostic advances Involve mlllion-dolar equipment and muslve computers, however. One of the mocst striking examples of an area where the technology Is lea grand-looking but no leu Important Is the area of virology. 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He belieyes that ElA w\D eliminate many of the pitfalls .and errors that might aeep Into diagnostic: iaboratory tats, lince It involYes fewer technk:al manlpulatk>ns, is more Ukely to be accurate and has the added capability of testing large numbers of specimens In a short time. THE FUTURE: Tomorrocd c:liagnolac methods &Oil cut bock euen more on the l1lk to paljents. lmmunoluonKence ls a diagnos- tic tool that can be used along with conventional techniques of virus Iso- lation to examine vnJ Infections. It in- votves the use of a fluorescence ml- aoscope equlPPed with special fthers. Tiny samples of infected material, such as herpes simplex virus, can be coUected from skin lesions, respiratory secr8tions or a bk>ipsy, and after In- cubating for 18 hours, they can be ex- amined under a fluorescence mk:ro· scope -saving one to two weeks of laboratory tests. "This technique benefits both the CUP AllD SAVI IM NOW Oii RU AllOY,., DllY CAT fOOD, MY Im PACUM. · patient and the doctor," says Dr. Craig Lyerla, a microbiologist for the labora- tory training and consultation division of the virology training branch of the Centers for Disease Control. "h avoids the use of unnecasaJy antibio- tics and ellmlnates the need for other diagnostic tests." lmmunofluoracence has been ex· tremely helpful In pediatric medicine. Quk:k d~ of Infants with res· plratory Inf ectlons enables them to be placed ln isolation where the spread of the dlseue will be prevented and treatment can ~. The same princi- ple is also being applied In nurstng homes for Isolation and treatment of pneumonia patients, says Dr. Lyerla. The possibilities of the new diag- nostic techno&ogy are vast. While In mostci'siia greaTaiilOr expertmen-- tation, funding and equipment are re- quired, we are well on the way to an era of quicker, more accurate diagno- sis, at far less discomfort and Incon- venience to the patient. What can we look forward to In the coming years? As New York Hospital's Dr. Fritz Fuchs puts It, "If we knew what tech- nology to •xpect, tt wou&d already be here. AD we can say Is, something new and better is certain to be 1"111 coming along." ..., ~·~-----------------"-~----~""'·~----- CITY. SlA11 ZIP·-------50000 10316, llllltllllOoCA~THE.-0.CClffll Olls .. ...__.... ..... 0t ....... ....,1¥ .... 0..1a..-••---ril•U.S llC •O,IQll1~"'°~CA--u.-... lll!lllf•...._,,_..__~...,..t.--•1111 .. m.-n l5C =-·--=-at~· --IPldudld. ..... ,,,.0-................... '!""-'.--"' ........ ~--------------~----~-----~--------------------------------~ ARMOUR'S ARMOURY WEAntER OR NOT Our weather forecaster's wrong, And not merely now and then. He'• wrong, I would sav. at least (To be fatr to him) nine out of ten. No sclenlilt he, I would guess, But a reader of palms (palm trees) Or a faller tnto a t10nce Or ximetlltng more aany than these. Conlfder how far he missed ft Today, on hi• TV chat. When he forecast the weather as "Fair" - It wcu really for better than that. -Richard Armour GONE TO ntEIR REWARD When a businessman, visiting a smaU town, lost .his traveling companion, his treasured dog, he asked to have a notice printed In the local paper offer- ing $1,000 for tts return. Evening came, but no paper appeared. The man waited for some time. then went to ~e newspaper office. But he saw no one around except the night watchman. "Isn't the evening paper corning out?" he asked. "I do\lbt It, sir," sakl the watchman. .. The whole staff's out looking for a lost dog.'' -Dorothea Kent CASE OF THE NEAT FEAT An accompllllwd ulohnllt played oc- cOllonaUy at /unerala. After. one such NTUlce, o man .hook hts hand en- thutkPtkaUy and aold, 'That was to mouing. Somedov I want you to play ot mv funeral. " • '1'd be glad to," replied the ml.All- don Ulfll/ully. "What would you hie. eo '*'?" -MOf'l'D Bend. NUP11AL ARRANGEMENT "'Doc," l8ld the he-iy Oki moun- .. talnelr, lading. gangling youth Into ..._ V-. doctor'• ofta, 1 want you eo fix up my .on-tn'-law. I lhot him tn the Ilg yMlrday and Jam«J him • bit." "That'• tllntble." KOlded Doc; "thoodna your own ton·lft-llw." -Wei, Doc, n apl8IMd the moun· ....,..,., "he WMn't my IOft•in•llW wMn I lhot him." -Lud'1e GoodJ*ll' QUIPS & QUOTES Upetqe at the Downetage: A drama critic rose limply from his seat as the curtain lowered ai the end of the play. And limply he ambled to his newspaper office and sat before his typewriter to revlew the play. "The first act In this drama," he began, "caUs for all our hope; the second, all our faith and the third, all our chari- ty." -R.S. VACATION FOR ONE The fare Is low , the pleas41e keen , You never have to tip; Of course, by now you know I mean That famous ego trip. -Rosemarie Williamson Look for a great new horror movie this spring. It wlD co-star the Loch Ness Monster and the shark from Jaws . They're going to call it Loch Jaws. -Lane Olinghouse ~ Onlyt,Magazine 'o/ou Can Play! We call it SHEET MUSIC MAGAZINE. And that's exactly what it is!. Each and every issue is filled with the most popular sheet music; ever published, in- cluding Pop, GretJI Slllnd+lrtis, }IU%, Show T11nes, Fo/4, Co11n - try, Ti,, P"" AUey, Moflte Songs, Cltlssics, RtJglime, Bl11es. and more. When you sit down at your piano, organ, guitar, or any musiciaJ instrument. we "'""' to be your m11si~ boo4! And when you want to improve your own musical ability. we want our staff of writers to sh()UJ 1011 h()UJ. And in every issue they do just that! Thctt arc Keyboard Clinics, Guitar Workshops, Composers' Workshops, Sight- ttading. Playing By Ear. Theory And Harmony, Rhythm Work- shops. and so much, much , more. A single year:S subscript.ion ~rings you . mott t.han 100 great songs. And when ybu consider the price of sheet music these days, about SL 75 per song, and realize that Sheet Musk Ma,.Zioc ptoYides the exact same thint for less than I JC /1 10J1g, you can undcmand why it has more subscribm than any other music cnapzine in w world today. A one-year subscription for S13.97 brings you over Sl 75 wonh of music! And now you can choose be- tween a Piano Etlitio" and an Organ Edition. Each edition is specifically ainnged for yo1'r in- strument, and indudcs fearurc articles of special interest to yo11. Also, you can choose an easy-lo·P"'Y version of the piano edition as well as the organ edi- tion The easy-to-play editions arc especially good for you beginners and-new studentf.t ~ 1· ~ young or adult. who don't think you arc quite ready for the standard and special arrangements found i~ our stan-,, dard editions. 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( ) check Ont Piano/Guiw Orpn 0 Easy • 0 Easy 0 Standard 0 Sundard ( ) chc'tk Ont 0 Ont Var (9 ieucs) StJ.97 0 Two YOG (18 iltuts) SZMO N11DK..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Adclrt'll~~~~~~~~~------------~~~~~~---~---- Ciry _ Sntt 0 l fllCloet full paymtOI of$--------------(Miiie (bed,,.,... ,a SllmWu.it ...... > Chlflt co 0 M,_, 0... 0 Vlaa . Ac1t11unt No. E1lp.. De ..... ______ ..;.... __ ~ ................ .,."',_._ ... ,... ' L~---~----r------------------_:_----~...J - ------~--------------~---~~- The Big . Covet-Up By RolOlyn Abr.voyo he next tlme you feel your home decor needs a lift, con· sider the miracles that can be done with different types of fabric . And you don't need to be a genius wilh a needle and thread. 'Wonderful furnishings for the home can be achieved with littJe or no sew· Ing at~." according to Karen Rosen and Kris Brame of KMR Designs, Ltd. Here are some projects to try. A Draped Tablecloth Buy a sheet in a print or color you like and drape it over a table. making sure the sheet is properly centered. For a 36-lnch round table. for exam- ple, a flat king-size sheet would be ap· propriate. Carefully staple the sheet under the edge of the tabletop all the way around the perimeter. Staple about five Inches from the edge. Be sure to gather the material evenly underneath so the fabric doesn't bunch. A Decorator Lampshade Buy a lampshade frame , avaUable In lamp stores. and cover, using twine, yam or silk cord', You will be Make this lamp1hade for a fraction of what It would cost to buv. working from top to bottom. Start by making a tight knot and securing the cord to the top horizontal part of the frame. Then bring the cord straight down on the outside of frame and begirl looping around the bottom horizontal frame part. Do the looping u many times as ls necessary to com- pensate for the dlff~nc~ In diameter between top and bottom of frame before bringing cord back up to top. The ob)ect II to have no spaces In be· tween cord llna, 10 that frame II compJetaty covered and the Mna are ICralght. (Note: Extra looping would not be necwry for a drum-shaped frame, for c1Cample. where top and bottom part of the frame are equal In diameter.) End cord with a concealed knot Inside the top part of fra"!'e. A Room Divider Determine the size you want your room divider to be. and when buying fabric -canvas or cotton duck - allow for 5-percent shrinkage and about eight extra Inches In length. Preshrink fabric In hot water. Then buy two wooden dowels, -broom handles or Lucite poles cut to width. Glue fabric horizontally around poles; paint a desired pattern on It or leave plain if you wish. Suspend your design from the ceUlng using Invisible fishing line to separate room areas. Cafe Curtains You can make these quickly by opening out a pair of pillowcases. tak· ing advantage of the ready-made hem on the bottom of the case. Using an iron, first press back 1/4·inch along side edges to give sides body. Then tum. press and stitch I ·inch side hems. Next. press down l!z-inch along top edge. Then turn. press and stitch a I ·Inch hem. To hang, use cUp- on caf e rings or Insert rod through top hem. Another pair of ptllowcases makes a quick valance. A Terry Cloth Bath Carpet Buy cotton terry cloth . towels (''seconds" wUI do) and sew together to form wall-to-wall bathroom car· pet. It will be soft. easy to clean and quick-drying. Pretty Party Seating Give your folding chairs an uphols1ered look with fabric or sheeting. You'll need about 31/2 yards for each chair and have to cut It in two lengths. Farst do the seat section. Cut a piece of fa bric or sheeting long enough to go from the rear legs up and over the seat and return to rear legs. While standing In front of chair. place the fabric on seat. Feed one end through the space between the seat a"d the back. the other under the seat, so that both ends can be gathered around the rear legs at floor level. Now gather fabric at each leg and tte with a ribbon for a "shirred'' effect. Now you are ready to · completely cover the back- rett portion of the chair and the front legs. Cut a piece of fabric long enough to go from one front leg, up over the back and down to the other front leg, working on the outside of the chair frame. St.aft by gathering the fabric around one of the legs and tying wtth rt>bons. Bring fabnc: up over the beck of the chair, pulling It taut and draw· Ing tt down along the frame to the other front leg. Gather and fte l'WI with a ribbon. ..a ,AMILY WlllU.Y. 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Send appropriate sum together with your name and ad- dress to: AIERNA THY & CLOSTHER. LTD.. Dia- mond Earrtna Advertisina Proanm, Dept. 613-25, lox 1311, Westbury, New York 11591. IAl2J50) advertl•ement • I Hitting the Right Keys Has made Him a ffillllonalte The lcey to Fo/Jett: "He ilrew up reading James Bond novels without distraction ." U p until a few years ago , author Ken Follett was working part time for a publishing company and writing trashy paperback novels under a pseudonym on the side. "Fhen one day he convinced a publisher to give him a decent advance pay· ment to try something more serious. As soon as the manuscript was finished , Follett chucked his job. ·1 was fairly sure," he recalls. "that the book was going to be much more succes~ful than anything I had done before~ But Follett never imagined just how successful his first hardcover thriller would be. Eye of the Needle quickly j)U)"ped onto the best-seller list and has to date sold five m!Ulon copies worldwide. Thanks to the success of Eye of the Needle and his next two bk>ckbusters, Triple and The Key to Re~cca. Follett is a millionaire at the ripe old age of 31 . fhe slender author lives with his wife of 13 yeal'1. Mary, and their two children, Emanuele, 12. and Marie-Claire, 7, In a v• In the South of France and has a •1o1t• apartment In New Yorl< City's Soho. Not bad. Not bad at all for a young man from Cardiff, Wales. and the son of a clerk In Britain's equivalent of the Dovld Gn'" .. old Ir o fnqw"t con· ,,..., to FAMILY W l!OU.Y With today's Ecotrin•you don•t have to suffer all the pain of arthritis. Ecotrin is pure aspirin but more gentle to the stomach than plain or buffered aspirin. Because Ecotrin has stomach protection you can see-a Duentnc•coating that lets it pass safely through the stomach before dissolving. And Ecotrin provides anti-inflamma- tory action to reduce swelling. not possible from aspirin substitutes. For effective relief. try Ecotrin. l.R.S. Follett was lucky, though. His parents were In· veterate readers who never bought a TV set until their son was 16, so Follett grew up reading James Bond with· out distraction. After taking his philosophy degree at the University' of London, Follett used a bit of experience in college }Qur· nallsm to gain a two-and-a · half year apprenticeship on the South Wales Echo and then a reporting job on the London Evening News. tn 1973 he got stuck wtth a large car repair b~l and dedd· ed to try his hand at flctk>n after a 6eUow reporter men· Sy Dovtd Grunwald tloned he had Just sold a pa· perback novel for 200 pounds (then the equivalent of $560.00). ·1n fact, my car bi.II was exacdy the same sum of mon4'Y," nota foDett wry- ly. "It was the oolncldenc• of the sum that was ... ah ... in· splrattonel. • Called lronlcaUy enough The Big Needle, It was a far· fetched tale about a business- man who takes on the Lon- don drug scene single-hand· edly after his teen-age daughter almost oo·s on heroin. The book didn't sell particularly well . Ten more hard-boiled paperbacks fol· lowed. and then Follett finally hit on the right formula with Eye of the Needle. His latest book. The Key 10 Rebecca, which People magazine called "the run· away hit of the season 7 is set in World War II Egypt and based very loosely on the ex· ploits of a Nazi spy who fed British military secrets to Field Matshal Rommel. It sold over 200.000 copies within the first two months of publica- tion (while at the same time the paperback edition of last year's best seller Triple reached the top of the paper- back best-seller lists). Follett hasn't been as thrilled with the release of another book with his name on it -The Gen- tlemen of 16 July . The story is an account of the S 10 million robbery in 1976 of a bank in Nice and was written by three French journalists under a pseudonym. Follett says he was hired to edit an English translation, b ut a book company is using his name as one of the authors to help boost sales. In a lawsuit decision. a Federal judge • ruled that his name can ap· pear on the cover as one of the authors because he did substantial rewriting of the book In any event. FoUett is cur- rently working on his fourth thriller. Set in pre-World War I Britain. "it's about a Russian anarchist in London who is tr-g to commit an asses· slnation. The heroine Is an aristocratic English girl who becomes a suffragette and joins the early women 'i movement." he explains. But you'll have to wait until 1982 before finding out how it aB rums out. Alter that, another World War II thriller Is on the agenda. And then? ·1 may do aomcthlng a little different, but I hope not too different. I hope I wlD con· tlnue to write poptdar com· mercial flclk>n . So." Jeughs Ken Follett. ·1 am not plan· nlng to do a long, heavy, bor· Ing novel about the problemt of a writer IMng In the ,.. South of Franc.~ _., ,,,....., Wfll'l'f, ,...., II.,., .,, Let Earl Mindell tell you how to enjoy a lifetime of: UM. MllOEU. 1111 bMI I PfldidnO pNr• mec:ltt tor more tllan tifllln Y9'1 Ind ,.... Ills own national com- pany sp1ciallzino In vi- tamins He 11ct11rH widely on 11111111 and ~and ~ guests on televlslon Md radio. New ndonwtde beetMfler tell• how the rlfht vit.8mine and nutrtttonat auppa. menc. c.n help tum your llfe eround. Wtly are health·conscious people rushing to buy this book? Because they've found it's filled with the senslb6e dietary informa- tion they need to be healthier, happier, and younger looking. And it helps save them money on many of their health needs. 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My cNctt °'money order'°' 1--I I ._ etldoled (pie ... adCS 11.50 per~ tor~ and handllftg). tf Ira nof ~IO I I you Ny It le. I may '9IUm,,,, purdlaaa..,., tO dlyt tor. ful 1'9f\Jnd. (N.J. retidenls I I -9d~% ..... tu.) I I NAME I AObAESS ,.._ ""!"' I I CtT'V STATE ZIP I CDWUTI MmQIT .m ACCGWY ON8. Mow 4 ..-a tor deMly "' I -------------------------------~ Tty make-Believe Quilting Here coma the down, in gov. colorful patchwork, to delight the whok family. A coko pmt flower ogalnlt a yelow background wt/I brighten anv wall. H ere's an exciting new way to make gifts, decorate your honte. contrtbute to the ch~ bazaar or just enjoy a new craft. h's a stmple technique which In· volva puahlng fabric swatches Into a piece of p&astlc foam. Wkh tt. \'(>u can make a hoet of ttems from baby toys. and wall plaques to pincushions and ornaments, In nottme. Thecompa.ted pleca raemble qtallling, • thoudl they had been llttdMd and ltufNd; yet no Mwlrlg or ltUfftng Is needed. You can INOrk with cotton, vetv.t. suede cloth or feJt. Even pi8ltlc baga or leftowr lengths of rt>bon can be u.d. Sclllon and a partng knife .-. the on· ly tools you wtll need along with pi8ltlc foam, evadable In a Yailty of~. which .. uted • the heal. The teddy heir ~ ptclUred 11 an aceDent example of this tech· nlq\M. The~ w-'ll*d flotn a chQci'• cobtng book and made Into thlt "'9ke~ quat.d ~ In • f.whowt. Th• happy, colorful patchwork • down made wllh bright coaon pt1nta lh reds. greens and yellows was created on a foam circle. In contrast to the large, brightly col- o red wall plaques are small ball- shaped pincushions made In more subdued colors. A paJe rose<Olored version is made of suede doth and piped with sCrtps of flowered ribbon. A dark red velvet version Is piped with gold ty\ng cord for a touch of ele- gance. Both stt on small ring bases. Another delight to make, a puffed patchwork ball, makes a charming toy for a baby to play with or to hang on the side of the atb. For an Interesting, inexpensive and unusual aaft, try this new easy-lo· learn technique of pushing and puffing with fabric and a knife . Complete Instructions for making all of the Items mentioned above with photographs and illustrations are In· eluded In a leaflet. To order your copy of •Make-Be· beve Quilting" #341, send $1.00 plus 25C postage and handling to: FamJlv Weekly Mllgazlne P.O. Boa 438, Dept. Q Midtown Station New York. NV 10018 Be sure to Include leaflet number and your name, address and ZIP code. (New York residents, please be sure to add sales tax.) I .. Cucumbif.ii11 Beauty by ANA MAHD Every wan11n, 1t some time In her lift, fices the spectre of 1n 11ln1 skin. Most women never solve tht problem, ind f11111t1 become resiped. A fortunate ftw find tht 1nswtr 1rld are rtwtrdtd with 1 compluion Um rem1ins fresh •nd YoUtllful 111 their lives. Ten years 110. I hid this skin problem. Nothin1 very serious, but whtn I took my mirror over to 1 briaht liaht, I could detect evidtnc:a of dryness and tell·tale si1ns of advlncln1 years. And I didn't likt it. I knew th1t these were d1n1er si1n1ls that warned of 1n 11in1 skin. ' I was. also very bewildered. I had 11w1ys taken the best care of my skin. And no matter what I did, my complexion showed no improvement. fin1lly I btclme resi1n1d. After 111, everybody aets older and most of us show our 11e. Then one day I hid a visit from 1n elderly widowed neiahbor. This ch1rmin1 l1dy } was 1bout seventy, but she had the most be1utiful. moist, youthful skin. I remarked l 1bout it and mentioned my own skin pr"°blem. r She told me she used a marvelous crt1m which had been formulated by her late l husband,·, physician, and th1t she m1de it herself. ·•Try it." she Slid, and then she left .•nd returned with a jar of this cr11m. So I tried usine my neiehbor's cream. In only three weeks, I beaan to stt a marked improvement. My skin WIS fresher, clearer, smoother. After two months. my former dry, dull skin was revitalized. My skin now hid a youthful, almost tr1nslucent quality. I was thrilled with my neiahbor's formula. For six ye1rs, this kind l1dy kept me supplied with this cream. And I w1nt to tell , 10tl th1t my skin WIS mOl'e vit1I and youn1er lookina than it had bttn when I first started to use It, six years before. Then my neiahbor died suddenly-and with her went that wonderful cream and its secret inaredients. I was saddened by the loss of a aood friend-and dejected by tht loss of a mir1cle cream. Her family told me that her personal papers revealed no fonnulas of any kind. I was desperate. But I did have three jlrs left from tht last batch she had m1de. So I took the cr11m to one of the best known an1lytic1I cosmetic chemists. The cost of the analysis was enormous, but I eot what I wanted. I hid the wonder cream formula. It had a blSe of pure cucumber Juice, two super.moisturizers, three natural lubri· cants, and 1 spacial component to keep the cucumber juice fresh. My chemist told me th1t the formula consisted of only safe, pure inaredients-no hormones, estroaens or steroids. I m1de a batch of cream for myself, followina the chemist:S Instructions. Thtn my friends and relatives beaan usina it And in every cne. the results were absolutely astound Ina. Soon friends b111n insistin& that the cream should be made known 1nd 1v1il1ble to 111 women, since the problem of 11ina skin Is univerul. So my ctHm was put on the m1rttet four y11rs 110. with tht fin1nci1I help of an uncle. It is Cllltd Cuaimbre Frost. Thi same wonderful results experienced by me, my friends and relatives were rt· peettd time and tlmt 111in by women all over tht country. I havt In my filt hundreds of lttten from 1r1t1ful women tellln1 of the rtmarkable results obtained with CUcumbrt Frost. Tre1tment Is not 1 complicated ritual. I don't have time for thlt and tht chances .,, you don't. either. You apply Cucumbre ·rrost 1t bedtime. Llavt It on 111 nlcht. It fttda. pnrltctJ ancl nourlshn your skin wt.Ht Yo4J slttp. ' ,) know whit Cucumbre Frost can do for you. Thertfort, I offer you this UNCONDI· TR>IW. GUARANTEE. Try It. Ste for yourself in your own mirror how, 1fter a few \ t,.._1, ~mbrt frost helps revitalize dull, dry, 11ln1 skin. How, whtn used 111Ullt11, Cucumbrt Frost l'tllpa tidal skin to reaaln tost smoottinns, moistnna and frahnesa. M•rtr womtn wrote me of ntonl1hln1 results 1tter only two Wiiks. Somt tau lonaer. But I uy this to you: If, fOf •nr re1son, you ,,. not c1tH1httd with Cucumbre Frost-rttum the unused portion to me for 1 complete rtfund. No quattona 11Ud. You have the opportunity to h1vt a vital, youthful, lowly 11dn-1t no risk. Cucumbre Frost can bt purcflattd only by orderina it dirtdlJ ffOm me. SlmplJ fill out th• coupon •nd mill t~. ~ ltU-AllA MAMll. 1 .. C., tf Wllf Ufll "•, •I• tOal. N, t . IHU r~------~--~~---~~---~-----~~~~, I AM IWlll llC., DIPf !ll02·tt 11Wiil4411 It.. .... v.-. ILY. 1.. I I ,...... rulh CUcumbr9 Frost to me. I mutt be complltllY utttfted wtth I I tM ,..,... or ~ suar.ntw prompt and full refund upon the ".'Um of the I unUMd partlan of Cucuml:lfe ,rwt. I 11 D I wlDM • (Oheok, oaeh, money Ofdlf) .Mi 2 ounc9-19Qutlt 1lle. f I o 1..-..t10-eenct4 ounce-double .u.. I I....... I I I t -t L .. -----..--- mushtoom magic Enchants All Step,.,,,,,, dale~ 'Jolb: hoe mmee the glamor girl ti the ldir:lam -the mUlhroom -UJldt Jtmh, naUal and llmply bepdllng IDG)ll to chatm your c:ooldns daora. By fllotllyn HonlMtn 0 nee a unique or special·oc· cask>n food, mushrooms have grown In popularity and use almost magically In rec.nt years. last year, In fact, some 399 mlllk>n pounds of comrncrdaJly culttvated mushrooms were produced by American growers, a figure more than double that of only 10 years ago. Today. of the 38,000 varieties of mushrooms, only one -Agaricus bisporus -Is grown widely commer- cially. A few speddy food stores. may ha~ the delleate stemmed enoke mushrooms or the large black Shlt.aki mushrooms or even deUcate morels. However. It Is the Agarlcus bispoNS, found In evay supermarket In Amcrlca, that we are taldng about. Whtie Pennsylvania still accounts for 57 percent of aD mushroom pro· ductk>n In the U.S., large growing operatk>nt are being developed aD over the country. Twenty-two other stata twlw also become supplers and are heJplng to lnaeue mushroom production by about 10 percent or almost 40 mlllion pounds per year. And SO, wtlh al thO MW populari- ty, mushrooms continue to '-:tnate and charm the cook ~g for the right touch to tum the slmplat ol dltha Into something tpedal. HOW TO BUY MUSHROOMS: Look for fkm( lmOOCh muthrooma with the wil (the memlnu• between the cap and the *'n) .... ~ to the muthroom CllP· TheM muah· rooms wt be aunchy and delcatelt; flliVONd mllent for hlh uncooked UM. If ~ vetf ii detached Md the cap le darker, It le a result ol oxJda. don and lou of mollture. Thia mulhroom hu d"S* flavor and le.. moltture. The open·v•tl•d muahrqom wtll be Jult u good for cooking but 'IJUI not stoN .. long. HOW MUCH 10 BUY: Wh.rt ..... al for. Qq) of ... mwhoom.. ).Ql .,. ... dwl three O\ftWt Sol. nMhoorn9 mlY IOUnd .,..,.,.. ~ the pound, bul ,.. memblr ~ UM Nm IPLfhe ounct. Jule one pound~ Ill cupaof lk*9 mwtw~··· .., ...... _,.,._, ... WHAT ABOUT SIZE: SmaD mushrooms are baslcally the same as large ones. Both are equally mature. 8'g mushrooms arc particu- larly good for stuffing, whlJe medium and smaDer mushrooms are good for s!idng and make fine. blte·stze pick· ups for dips. STORAGE: Keep them In the box In which they were purchated and refrigerate. Since mushrooms need to breathe, they should be kept In porous containers. Brown paper bags aJao make good containers for frah mushrooms. The crisper drawer of your refrigerator Is the best piece to store the package or bag ol mushrooms, as It ls more humid. PREPARATION: RlnM mushrooms quickly In a colander or strainer and blot dry with a paper towel. If the end ol the Item seems dry, tr1m off a thin slice. There II no need to peel mushrooms. Now they .,. ready to at raw or to be UMd In a variety of cookk\g ways. COOKING TIME: Muftoome don't hew lo be cooMd at aD. But In 10UP1 and llllWI, muab- room1 tf\ay be oooMd a h81·hour or loiiger. The longer cooking pertod draws out the flavor to nWagls wlh the broth or coolctng taquld. For uuti- e~. three to five mu• .,. ftnc. MARINATED JIU9HROOllS ........................ ........ ~--,,. ............... ......... I Ma'11f11tr .,..., ...... I t1H flt1tllF•tM_,_ ........... _ 1 '[ "" ..... .,., , .............. ..... I. lbw, Pit dry Ind trtm *"" endt cl . ""'6oomt. f"ec.e In a medium bowl. I. In a llMI IMal*\. ~· onion, ~. IMrry. 10V .uce, """' Mii ind .,...,.... Bme to~ point: pour°"' nlUllhr.wma. Set-Ml; .. cool, --~. C.owr Ind ...... aboul ~houri. a. S.W •hart d'oeuw9 or pl9d In• ~a.-...... COU199. • ,..... .. , .... ,.,..,........ HEARTY SPINACH AND MUSHROOM SALAD ~c-..Wal \4c-. ......... I , r1•Mlt I ........ dliw. Cl'1llllell \4 2 .... ...... ~? , ............. ....... ...... ...... , .......... ............. ......... a a •-•c11'rl .... Gltlll_.... l. In • srMI bowt, c:ombk\• ol, lemon Juice, Id, glltic • .,..,.... and ha.ck pep- per. With • wire wllk or rotary bater, but In egg yolk until dr..ang II lmooth and creamy; Mt 811de. I. In• .w.t, &y bacon until crtlp. Drain Nc:on on p-s-towek; aumble and Mt .... •• \AW\ mpln.ch, drain and trim -.ms. In. i.,.. bowl , ..... spin.ch Into bk..a. pieces. RN., Piil dry Md slice mush, roonw (INka *>ut 2~ C\GIS); add to mplnach, r-mg •few tka for gemllh. C. Add aD bu1 1 egg to tpUwlch end mUlhroom mixture. Add drelllng to ...._; Nfr..-rerMlnlng drellmg. J. GllTWlh ~ wlh ---bKcw\, lllUINooma and ... Serve~· M"'-6 eo B..,.,.,. BEEF AND MUSHROOM TERIY AKI STIR..fRY ~c-..,_ \4c-. .... ................ ................ , •• , lw l''IJ ....... ~? ,. ......... .... ~ ...... .... ................. clllt ........ ........... ...... t 11• ..... 'Ac-.• . • ..,....., •• no,...._. •-ci•., ............ ...... l-(l-.) .... 1t' , .... ....... . I. Comlllne 10V ...,., ..... ...-• oNon, ............. ~ glnglr. Add ............. CowrMd ....... lllllWOhoun. L .. • .... wok or 12-h:h ...._ t.- GI. Mil aJ 'C»CWM; -..5 ..._ "*'" .-.M11r11t•r;IMlllit110......_. .. Md ......... ,... #; llfr.fly .. ... M11-.....-w.- 4-.. :..., ......... lmlrr; I ............ hal ....... . .......... MUSHROOM MOUSSE 1• ..... • ttru• ltMh1tau1..-..._ ..... dow ...... 0-.. . ........... ..... ~ ... , ........ ...... J Cllfl dildllm -.di le-. ......... J Cllfl...., a.m , ........... , .. ,.... ....... ~ ..... d!INa. ..... .... ,..,... .............. to *- I . In mg. sklWt, seuM mUlhroom1 wtth thallotl and gmtlc In butter. I. When bghdy browned, add thyme and bey lava. Add 2 CUP1 of the chldlen "10Ck .net the whh wine. Simmer llowly, uncowred, until all the bquld II ablotbed. 3. Grtnd fine to produce "duxele" In food~ . •• Put lit ol the duxdc Of very finely rrunc.d mushtOom mixture Into a rnJJdng bowl: add l cup heevy cram, the.,. and yolcl. 5calon to tatac wtth ..it. pep- per .net nutmeg. Stir In chlva. I . Spoon mixture Into lbl ~ CUI' tard cups. Bake In a snhcatad 3500f. oven In • pan filled With an Inch ol hot wllta for about 20 to 25 mtnuta or until mlxtuN ls ftrm. 6. Mill remain~ duxek, chicken *>Ck .net cream In medium~· Simmer mixture, lllntng coi.-mly until a a.my •uc:il conal11111cy. Sc.an to tMte. 7. Unmold mUlhroom mout1e on lndl, vldu.I lll'Ylng plmes; cowr wllh the .. uce and lllft'lkM a lltti. chopped chlva on eop. s.w ~IY· ~6..mrt91 R~ from Tom Holm•, pope•eor of the Lide CJuli Rallnnnt, New York, N.Y, . ......... _ ... _ 4t l' J nr'-•w-M 1 Cllf dl1 .... ... . ...... .... 'I ,,.._. ......... \4 C-. lit SI d,..., .......... l ..... ,.. dry and ........ of IDUlh- roanll; ..... f dllnd. L .. • 11"'9 ...... 1D11t bullnr. Md °'*'"'•;....a tar 1 ....... Ad4 ........ ~ ............... . L Sllr In-*. MICk,.... _.,...,. ...... ,... ............. ... • ; ... ;pour ..... :-. ..... ... ~ ....... s.w ....._. .. as•11,-.IOlll•wllh ....... chap9 ........ , ...... .,....,_,,,..., ....... Mrs. Eleanor May. Headache Sufferer. "I had this throbbing right on the top of my head. Then I took Anacin~ After ta~ing Anacin pain reliever, Mrs. May's throbbing headache was gone. Anacin® has more pain reliever. Two tablets of regular strength aspirin or non.aspirin products contain only 650 milligrams of pain reliever. But Anacin gives you more. 800 milligrams in a special formula. Mrs. May got rid of her headache fast. Next time you get a headache, get the Anacin difference. Tablets or capsules. Use only as directed. · Getthe Anacin. dlffer8nce. PORTNIGHTLY CONTACTS Contact lenses that can be left In the eyes for two fuU weeks without removal were recendy approved for general use by the Food and Drug Administra tion. The new "extended wear" lenses are thinner and contain more ~--------------------------------t water than conventional soft lenses and cost about $150 to $200 more. according to .Dr. Robert Morrison, an ophthal· mologist who practices out of Harrisburg, Pa., and New York City and whose clients Include Barbara Wahers, 1900's.) College has changed quite a bit since Conner got his undergraduate degree from Arkansas' Ouachita College in 1912, he admits. although In at least one only to be stopped shortly by a policeman who had witnessed the entire de · bacle. BUI Cosby, Prin------..-. area, the The automatic teller, reportedly shaken JU5t a bit t>y the experi- ence, was back at cess Grace and the King of Belgium. The new lenses are ideal for many twes of pa· tlents, not to mention those who simply don't want to change their contacts every day. '"Certain people cannot put contacts In themselves7 notes Morrison. "Some are too nervous: some, bke ar- thritis vlctJms, have hand problems;and some just can- not see well enough to put the contacts In . We can put the new contacts In for these patients. see them again In two weeks, take the contacts out, clean them and just put them rtght back In~ PASIDTH• TDTOPnM• Among the 575 'mid-year graduates of Florida State Untvmtty last December 13 marched Virgil Conner, 92 yean young and the proud recipient of a graduate more thngs f work In a few ~ hours. < c: ~ IF I COULD .i TAIA TO THB ANIMALS change, the more they happUy stay the same. "I can't really say the girls are prettier now." Conner laughs. "And I can't say my appreciation has dulled either. They were pretty then , and they're pret· ty now. It's still a great world~ He declined to elaborate. noting that one woman has looked after him pretty well -that would be W111y May. his wtfe of 65 years. YOURllON•Y OR YOUR DIGITAL RllADOUT \Ve thought the world's worst approach to bank rob- If your pet hasn't been it· self lately, it may need more than a walk or a new dish. It may need a psychiatrist. Yup. Dr. Peter Borchelt. for Instance. New York City's Borchelt Is one of only a 0oa this Cal nHd 0 mrinlc? bery was already seen In the handful of animal psych!· film Tolce the Monev and atrisd In the couritry. and he Run. when Woody Allen slips stresses that he ls not a the teller an lllegtble note veterinarian or an obedience that's ,misread "I have a gub~ trainer. He holds a doctorate But now word comes from In comparative psychology. Charleston S .C., of a would-Borcl}elt will v1stt a dog or be benk robber whose lneptt· cat whose owner has com- tude far surpaues Allen's. plained that his pet is having snoops around a bit ("I'm more a detective than any· thing else~ he notes). perhaps spending time alone with the pet. before coming up with a diagnosis and treatment for the owner to follow. Borchelt has treated some 450 to 500 pets over the past three years. almost all of which are dogs or cats. He 'U check In on an occasional horse or monkey and recalls one unusual call that still puzzles him. ·t can't imagtne what kind of problem a turtle could have7 he laughs. INDIANS' CHl•CAMDS According to a study by the Native American Information Center at Oklahoma's Ba- cone College, of all ma)or professions, American Indi- ans are proportionally best represented In the field of psychiatry. Indians are least repraenJad In geology and dentlstry~ere _... Indeed, no Indians among the estt· mated 20,515 geologists In this country and of the 120,000 U.S. dentists , only siK are American lndlant. BIRTHDAYS (AU Pisces) Sanciav-Ed- ward Kennedy 49; Robert Young 74. Monday-Peter Fonda 42. Tueeday-Abe Vigoda 60. W.dne1d•y- George Harrison 39. Tbun· d•y-Tony Randall 61; Jackie Gleason 65: Johnny Cash 49; Fats Domino 53. Friday-Elizabeth Taylor 49; Joanne Woodward 51; R8"h Nader 47. S.t.urday -Linus Pauling 80, Ber- nadette Peters 33. QAllBUNQ WITH TH•l.R.S The total profits of book· makers are usually subject to the whims of chance. But when it comes to taxes. ~\ bookies have ~ stacked the odds decidely in their favor. A recent Oo&19J--" Internal Revenue Service report estimates that book- makers avoid paying as much as $3.6 bllUon a year in Federal income taxes on the $8 bllJion to $10 bOllon they an.nuaUy gross from Il- legal beta on horM races and other sp<>ftlng events. -EbotKaplM One night recently, long problems like aggressive after banking hours, the behlM<>r, eating disorders. armed thief drove up to a fNr of being alone. Borchelt shiny new IBM automaUc 1-----------+----------+-----------t tdcr machine and, his face hJdden by a lld mask, lltpped • • note demandWlg .. lb money. At the ctectronlc Mier Nt there, •nt In the dmic, the lrlte (and tfWrtJy ~) robb.r dnw hll p6llol -and pumped two thou In· to the mechlne •• bely. Seil. It ~'t budge. So the min tped off In hll gmway car, ct.-In hlllory. 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ORDER TODAY WHILE WE STILL HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF JEWELRY AN EXCITING GIFT FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL TlleM e11Qullll• rln11 amt pend•ntt make • mucll appreciated tllt for a 114>echll .ameone In your llfe. Tll•Y wlll laat a llfetlme. Qlwe for blrtlldays, annl - nr\AtlH or lint n a womterlul Wti)rlM. Ana •Hn If you cllooM to tell, your loweCI one wlll be •mazed and proud that you were clever enou1h to find sucll e1<pan1ln -tooklnt Jewelry •t ... ch r...,ark•Dllf loww prlcet. Tiie Cllfference betwHn It and a n1tur•I C1l1mond could m11ce 1 Clown payment on a new earl or home, or even a wonderful vacation for fut yo" two!' EVEN MILLIONAIRES WEAR COUNTERFEIT DIAMONDS Today many wealthy people. TV 1nCI movie •ta" teel un ... fe m•k•nt pv1>1lc appe1ranc•1 we1rlnt expen1f•• Jewelry. Ottenllmet they lceep tnelr C1f1monC11 In a ute Cleposlt bo• 1n4 ,., .. , countertefh. Now you too can wear th••• muter -crafted counterfeit diamonds and fmpreu your rrlendtl CARAT (CT) -A Me•..,•• of w e11n1 for a OlamonCI -howner. Gemflr .. and Dl1monlte1 ar e 1•••n 1ppro•lm1tc carat ••lu•t b1t.e'd on t•l'• (not we .. t'lt) A \<•r•t GemUre or O'amontte " •PP'O•hnat••y tt\e ume th••• 1 1 ·c•t•t d iamond l •Kt·G£ -t• K1r11 GolCI £fectroplat• -Tr,. co1tln9 by •ri •le<trlclt proceu ol a ll1M me\11 wllh Cold olloy or 1 •KT pu rily. CT. -Carol Y el. M11. -Y ellow Mountlnt Wh. Mlt. -White Mouftllnt FREE GIFT AU C rown G4lllerte1 rtnta are thl•P•d to you tn • Oeluae Jeweter't Gift 8011. The J eweler's Qffl Boa ft aupplleCI l'Rli£ OF CHARGE. youu to k••O even If you ''turn the rlnt for e•ch•nt• or refund. How to Find Your Ring Si%e01MAM ~ 1. Cut • ~ of ~ 3 lnctt. lone ... 1/4 ........ 2. Wrap che ltrlp •--' the fi,.. dtM •to•-.,..,.... n.n,-.edat. °" ............ ..... .... ..... s. "9ce tile det •• tM ttri. of~-•t NA"•• UM rl119 ...... TIM _...., •t Hie .... ef lM strip It yoth rt119 lln. A 0121•se1111ounu14 ~,~Rl-NG~GU-ID-E~-1,-1,1-,1,~1,~1,1-,1,-111-,1~,1~,L~l,I CROWN GALLERIES Dh•. of PlANTRON, INC. DEPT. U11 -10l 2201 e .. OMca.nd ... ,...,.,. 81oomm,ton 1m.-, 61701 HOW SIZE ITJ:M MANY NO. POSTAGE PREPAID @ 1980 PlANTRON. INC. ITEM TOTAL ... Poat1 .. P,....ai. . \ llllnoN "-idanu Pl-.Add 5" S.... Tu $. ____ _ D c T-1 Amount Enclo.ed S. ____ _ Mulerc11a,.,e VISA C-"' Ho·----------------- lftt ... INNI He, CMnter<:1t1. only)'--------- &11pfratlo"' Dale--------------- ..... at11re ----------------- Nam•----------=---------------- l'lr'allt' l'rlnl Addre••------------------------- . OIMIONDIARETHl~•AUTIFULGIMI •THI WORLDt CAND-1Me MOST EXPENSIVE) DID :•Ml•-.. .......,.,-~ ........ llltMll lt .. , 97 ..... ... .._ .. ·-·•UT._ Hit et lntt 11, ... a .. ,.,._. ................................ ·~ ... 111 ....... NOW YOU DON'T HAYS TO.' 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Just r!vht for -v occasion. 1'Kt·GE White Mountinf Item No. 1111 119.15 It's MW -it's,_, A stunni,. heert·sh ..... 1% ct. Q....,fl,. IOfltaire Mt in un-.1 mt1. 14Kt.Ol Y .. low Mount'"9 n-No.•n .,. .• Thr.. Gemfor" in stunning sintl• row .. u inv. 1 % C'tl. tot.a. A stunning mounting. 14Kt-OE Mite Mountinf I-No. 1207 115.95 All ..... c-• '" c ... _ Gift ..... co. Sporelling, ontrocat• mtg. 141< 1.QE White Mountlnt Item No. 1120 119.15 Sp.,..11,. ~ct. 0-fire ACC*tt· uated by 4 leaflets wlttl I acc....t •t-. Drametlc, w ... tutlnd 1•t.OI llend. v .. 1ow Moun11,. ,._ No. 1112 114.15 Mite Mountlnt ,._No. 1113 HERE'S HOW YOU CAN TEll THAT GEMFIAE ® C_,NTERFEIT DIAMONDS ARE NOT CHEAP COSTUME JEWELRY A. Count th• h ceh. Gemfore •IOnH 111 h1we ,. fKeh -JUtt ""• eap~ns••• dt..1mondt or•o•r•d by d••mond cuttcrt.. B. E:a•m•n• your \tone '" a dimly ft9htcd room. It "'ould tt11rkle Ilk• on d1yl19"t. Gemlir• •lonu tPllt' .. te •••n 1n U'• moonlt,..t. C. Study your flnt undH 1 powerful m1tn1ly1nt tlan to look tot flaw,. Gemtue 'tone' h••• ct1rety -., • fl1w1euly perfect. No "'"'"'' No 1111mh,..•! No Cf"ICk\I D. Gemhte 1tone' are 10 tutd you c:.an •ctuany teratc" your 1nttt11 •n flan with them! l'rove 1t to yourtcU • This gl1rnofous Empreu h11 such d1rity ind fire you'd h111e 1 h1rd time telling it from 1 "mined" dilmOnd th1t COits $1,000 I Clrlt! An elepnt 2 ct. Gemfire solitaire -fitht for every OCQsien. It comes in 1 lovely Tiffany 14Kt-GFsetting 10 ,,Ml/l/4.Y WlllU.Y. ,__, D, "" D TAKE 'l'OtM '9CK .._~...;A .. ~-,,._ ._ .. ---_ _.... _ ... 301219* Ci!ID .,.... ll!!IJ MOllY HATCHCT leetin' The Odltl .Vt• ~ ,,.., ...!•• ,,... ..... ~· YD DMllA -EE;;:: -CE -1• --UOL.U ONOln.. ..... .., . • 11.·· .. ~ -...., __ ,_ 'AMILY WUKLY, 'teNel'f It. 1•1 ~·-Im~ ~---- -"' 10Wl•M•mc -----==-- ........... -···----... --TAPES FOR ONLY 1 CENT!== · .,.. ........... ..,.. .. ..,,,..,., ,,, cla •<•....-Clulb ...... )tn .. _.1,... c ~twrrrf cm9 .... -....:= -==·- •"""-Y LOITllUM .,,.. lm!!I GllA1VUl DUD G010ICMIJI d&tll.lr aM111.8M.I __ ....... -· 1MllMl.D --.... c:.-..... waUI== . ---· , ZZTOf" Ol8UD1.0 -~ i.a.•- .,.-Ml scca•RM -· t~ ................ -----..:r.-Uf'IV --.:==":::=. ~ .. ~ ~· a.lie_ .... *411'1• LAMY GRAHAM ..... _ ........ ...._. ~ 0ne1n ....... Y1111 ... =s=- ~ 3CMOOI• -~ "'~'°" ~ .... -'IA LADY ... -----~ .... ~ ':';L-=- ~· ·--· -· ~NIUOll MMTY~ -· ~ ..... t1MDUl1 _ .. TS-•• -· --· ~TC asm Ill.LY JOEL liiiil ~-.: •jl!:••• 52t'IO STM£T '119a, lhenlt co rhe Club'• olent music ott9f. You can now o.r 10of ye,ur "vorltealbuma all •t oncel All you have to do ii flll In and m111 Ihle appl;cation. togerner with YoUr eh«:k or money order b 1 ae .. payment (that'• 1c for y<>ur fk'al 10 Mlectiona. p1..,. 11.85 to cover 8'11pplng encl llendling) In •l!ChMOe. you 80'" to buy 8 "'°'9 t8PM or recotda (II r419-"*Club i>neeel ourino the comono thr .. ~ It will be ahloe>ed autOINltlcalfy. If you Qr9fer an altenwte - lectlon. or none et 111, flH In the reeoonee card always Pf'> vldedandmeil it bythedlteeoecH..ci. 'IOll w1ll alwaya have et I .... 10 days to melleyOur deelalon. If You ever r~ any Selection lOllthout hevlno llld 10 c19ya to decide. you me.,. ..rum •I• our Hoente. lrld you mey cancel your mernbefsnio at any tirne llftetdoinQto. The tepes ano recorde )'OU order as a member will be bllled at regular Club one ... wnoch eunently are s 7 98 How the Oub0pet9t•: _,.,.four_.. (13 lin.e a yeer) you'll '9C9iYe the Club's music: megu1ne, wtt~ delc:rlbN the Sel«:tion ol the Month tor eech mueical lnterMl.. plus llundrede ol alter· rwt• lrom ~field ol music. In additior1. w> to a1.11 tin-av-er you mey r-'ve offers« Soee1al Selecllone. u1ually at a d11QOUnt on regular or 18.98-olul th1QP4ng and handhng (Mu1t1pl•umt Mii Ind 00\lble Selections rney be somewtlal higher.) And 11 you decade to continue Ma member attet' ~ plet1no your enrollment aoreement. you11 be e hQ•ble for OIJf generous. monev-MVlnQ bonus 011n Club Ofieel, for 1 1o111 of uo to 19 buy.no QOPOf1unitl•. If you wlah to receive th• Selec· tlon ol the Month or the Special Sel«1i0n. you need dO nothing - 1C>O.y Fr .. Trial: we u send oeta111 d the Club• c:iperatlon With your introductory ellipment. If you are not satisfied tor any reuon wtlllll!OeVer. just return everytti•no within 10 daya for • full refund alld you will haw no further ObliO• lion So you r1Sk abaolutely nothlnQ bY acting nowt -----------, COl.UM91A .. ECOftOI TANCLUa P.O. 9oa11I0.1-N twut• . .,....... 47111 l•M• 01a• .. oheoeLcw-rordertort'IM(wt11c:h 1netud"1c for my 1 o M1ec:t1one. plus 11 85 toohiooino and hend4•nol Ple- acceot my membership 10l)l;c.tion undef ttle terma oullloed 1n thla *'vert•Mmenl 1 agree 10 buy e.gh1 ~• t•pes or recOfda (at regular Clutl Ptleea) dur•no the eomlno lhr" )lffrs-and mey cancel my mell'lbeRtlip •nvtlme after dotno 80 IENO WV laLCTION& IN ll1tS TIP€°' 11!.CONIWG (~ -only): O t-'hdc~ O CM11 .. a O ..... r.,.. O AecOfda a•. MY MAIN MUSICAL INTEJllEST IS(ctiecil-): -H/2A (l ut 1 am .,..ya rr.. to ehOoee from Ill)' caf900'Y) o -.,L1t11 ••2 o te.t .. 7 o a .. 11c111 O~l (norMltapee) O Jal4(norMltapee) ............................ .,., __ . s~~~~T~=-.... ~~ .... =-~~--, ... .-=r--~~Tlil ......... --~~~~~-- --1 .... ____ ~ ~ . .. ,._ • ......,.-... am o• .,. I .....,,.,.NL1m "*ofter llOt ...... " A/llO. """· ~ ,.,,.,, ,..,.,.., Noc>. ,,.... wrif9 ,,,, ..... ol ....... CIM!r. ~ ......... ----ltOlll lbtonfo. --~-----------~~---~~-~-~------~--~~ I 1' o \' ,.. .. -----·----·--.... -....... - 6 r-----------~----~~~-------------------~uMe&A RECOfU>A TAN CU ... P.O. 9oa ttlO. ....... ..._,....;,. 47811 . •· I'd like to "lfY out' the Cluti-90 I'm enc:loeing cheek°' money ordeffC)( s1.oo(rn.1·, t~tor mye introductQr/Mlec:fionl. ptue99C tor ........... ., .. ,......._,.., .... _ tlf'llppinglhendlinol. ~ ecc.o1 my trW-memDenlhio IOOlicellon I under lhe tit'"" outlinecl lbov•. I '°'" to bl.ly fOUt mot• ..i.ctlonl (et r99u .. r Club P<lc:"l during tn. coming tttr.9 y-.-enc:t I rNY cenc9I my memt1erwnip et eny ttnie efletdOinG eo , "*'• ...,_ -------t------.......,. ... ..,-..cnoNl .. lMlnNOl~------o .. ,.. c.i-. ., C CIII Ill ORllel,... 0........ --------------- 81t a• llYllMl•~•tz•r•(...--): CM lem...,,. fl'MfO c:ll0099tom M1 ~> Ol!e9fl' 11 ••2 a._. ... , oo 'c"1 OC..-,l(noreel.,_) o .-.4(noreelt11P91) ... ...... ·-0 TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 22, UNl1 CAR BUYERS GUIDE IOI McLAllMS IMW At Beach BIVd. & Whittier La Habra -522-5331 AMC-JEEP COSTAMISA AMC J• _. .. AULT 2524 HarbOr Blvd. Costa Mesa -149-1023 CADILLAC MAIMS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140.tlOO CHRYSLER -PLY. ATLAS C .. YSLIR.fll YMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa-146-ltl4 OAT~UN MIWPOiT DATSUN 888 Dove Street NeY(port Beach-IJJ.IJOO OLDSMOPILE """""" CUIMOllLI 2850 Harbor Blvd. ColtaM ... -141oM41 l 1NC 1 't N MER C URY CllYIH MOTOIS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -115-1171 CHEVROLET CONNELL CHIYIOUT 2800 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-I 200 UMYBSITY OLDSMOllLI 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 PEUGEOT IEACH IMPOltTS 848 Dove Street IOY CAIYB IMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640-644'4 SADDLHACI IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo Hl-2040 -495.4949 MAZDA MllACU MAZDA 2150 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -645-5700 TOYOTA Newport Beach-712-0tOO IAILI m TOYOTA POR SCHE-AUDI CHICK IYHSOM. IMC: 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0tOO llU YAM • POISCHl-AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove U6-2JJJ SAAB •atM'Olfl . 848 Dove Street Newport Beech -712.0900 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -6~6-tJOJ VOLKSWAGEN . \ JIM MAllMO ·YOUSWA ... 18711,Beach B~vc;t .. Hunt. ,Beach -142-.2000 MAii HOWAllD ·YOUllWA ... 13731 Harbor-Blvd. Garden Grove ., ..... Feye Dunaway In style as Evita. LAVISH WARDROBE FOR FAYE Eva Peron was known for lavish spending on c;Jothea and Faye Dunaway. as Eva. lives up to the characterization in NBC's four-hour dramatic film Evita Peron airing Monday and Tuesday at 9PM. Top fashion designer Travilla and Faye...CWnaway wor~ hard 'on the wardrobe consisting o~outflts. Travilla said the wardrobe job was the biggest In his career. ·"I've never worked so hard In my life," said Travllla. "I had the dreaamakers working just 10 minutes ahead of the scene. Eva Peron used to spend $50,000 for a single dreaa:'"so you can't cheat on clothing. She went from one man to another and nch time her wardrobe was more lavish. Eva can't wear Hcond-hand clothH." Travllla had two departments sewing-five tailors and five seamstreal4t9. He had four male wardrobe aHl1tant1 and three female1. The designer alao had to come up with 36 wardrobe changes for James Fal'9fltlno In hi• role u the well-dressed Juan P9ron. When Travllla learned that Dunaway would star In the project, he flew to New York to "'"t her and to dllcuM the character and her feelings about his pt911mlnary acetchn. · "Fay9 Is a pertectlonlat," aald Travllla. "She hu tt.Mtlna you can't betle¥9. She will stand for 12 hours fof fittings without a lunch break and 1he can 1pot MWtng lmperlectton1 no one elee can .... In the fllm, IM goee from a poor young girt of 20 to a rlch, mature woman with authority and pc>Mr. ''Evita '*9r WMra the Mme d'"8 twice,'' ThMlla contlnu.d. "lh• wearw • quarter million Clollarw WOfth qt fU,., ~ 00~ only lo a.a.,.., ,..OOlllft1'200, •••••. ..-.... 000. " ........ ...... .._ q""9a...etvetaa lt'1 my.._...Jab ef "" .......... • -..,. ..,,._ 1 IM the .... " ....... I wttoul ...,, the MldllW ...... not ............. , ......... .., ........ .... Md .. """ II fHllllD tD ... 1119." TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 22. 1981 Comfortable with Slapstick "I'm used to this kind of abuse." says Bridget Hanley, gingerly wiping mayonnaise out of her hair. "Every day is a surprise. I wake up wondering. 'What will they do to me today?' .. As smug, selfish Wanda Reilly Taylor in NBC's Harper Valley P. T.A. (airing Fridayl'at 8PM). Hanley always pays in spades for the nasty tricks she perpe- trates on Barbara Eden. "Physical comedy is great fun," says the actress who was once buried under 150 pounds of seaweed In her Here Comes the Brides series of a decade ago. Now. globs of ketchup and mustard ooze oH her clothes after a scene in which clumsy Wanda pitches • "Kitchen Queen" paper towels In a commercial. "My punishment in this episode Is pale compared to the one in which Barbara poses as a famous French hair dresser. she heaps blue-orapge colored vanilla pudding mixed with whipped cream and a smelly, smoky chemical on my head ... The aftermath of that scene had sitcom potential: "There was no hot water in my dressing room. and I fell asleep with the goo on. Naturally. ii hardened.'' Hanley was awakened by the shreiks of her five-year- old daughter Megan. who gazed In horror at the sight. An assurance that this was not connected to any outer space seed pods turned the child'.s screams to squeals of laughter. • Hanley grew up In a close-knit Irish /Swedish family in rural Washington and Is married to director E.W. Swackhammer. When Hollywood becomes too hec- tic, the Swackhammers escape to the rural beauty of Henley's home on Puget Sound. Edmonds ls home to many artists. musicians and professors. she informs, also noting that the log cabin housing the Chamber of Commerce was once where her grandparents lived. "It's the small town antithesis of Harper VBlley. Wanda Reilly Taylor would be a real misllt," aays the actresa. Bridget Han.lay, however blends In beautifully. \ l ilw-mlll'S lmlllNIY, MllAY, ~ 22 ........ &.Tiii iiia/Tiie..,.... (dr•) '70-llnact ll . • ......... Tiii .......... (drl) '76-KJllYriM Ross. Ste.e ,.,,..., Hector (lizoMo. e WM tw 5*tia: Tiii Llwilc ~· (sc1·fi) '79-lOftn er ..... Ricllard Hatch . ... "LI.._" (dr•) '71 ... Sleve flkQuttn, Sielfried llluc:h . ... • D D ""'-lllM" <mr_s> '81-Jamie lu Curtis, letlie N1tlsen. CJ) Ill (II ...... lie (dra) '79-S.111 field, Ron Liebman, Beau Bridps. lllOllDAY, fl....., Z3 1:11e '1111 Frwil Cm1r:till r (dra) '75-Ce11e HKkmpn e ..,...., CIMll" (com) '65-Car, Crant, Leslie Caron. e..., Ill SMAii" (COlll) '72-Barbra Streisand, 0.vld Selby ..... a a"£•,.. .. Part 1. (dra> ·s1-ra,e 0u111.a,. TWSOAY, FtllUMY %4 1:11 • .......... II Jeridle" (ftS) '67-0un lillrti11, Ceorae Ptppatd • '1111 l., et Ill NII" Part I. (dra) 'SO-Wayne RoltfS, lib Somllltf. t.tl. CJ) l1) <m "f ... ....,.. (dra) '81-Mthnda Diiion. Dana HtH. Rlaiard MU¥t. Ronn~ (Parental Discrehon Advised) 8 QI D "bltl " Concl. (dra) '8l-Fa1e Dunaway, James f11Hlino, MlchHI Constantine. WIDIESDAY, ~ Z5 1:11 e ..,.,..,.,._ ••*"' (drl) '67-Peter Falk, Cene Barr,. e ..,_,.(•es) 'JS-Kirk Doualas. Bruce Dern. ntUISllAY, fOIUMY M 1.• I '1111 Ww ~ (dra) '65-Chartton Heston. Richard Boone. '1111T.,IfIll1111" Plrt I. (dra) '80-Wa1ne Roe"'· Elke Sommer FllOAY, Ft-.an %7 1:11 e CJ) ID "Tiie Muff If~ (mus) '39-Judy Carland, Ray Bolser. 8 0 D "Tiie -...n• .......... Fred Cw,nne • ''Cllile" (wes) '73-Charles Bronson. Jtll lrei.nd e .,_ ............. II.......,., a.,"(~) '76-Ruth Cordoll, Caor11 M1111t1s t:ll e (])Cit 8 "llihiPC Otftrilll" (dla) '8l-Kalht11nt Damon SATUIOAY, FEllUM'f ZI 1:11 • "l'WI IMldedlltl" (adV) '73-lnaer Nilsson e "Tiie AllMl1rt1ef1111111 HIM" (1dv) '38-Errol r1,nn . .... e "lie lrne'' (•es) '59-John Wa1ne, Dean Martin. Mlcheel Con'9d s>1aY9 Sgt. Phlffp ElterNua. one of the at.tlon houM '9Qulars In the highly acclalmed HHI StfHI Blue•. NBC'• new comedy/drama aeriea airing Saturdaya at 10PM. VIDEO CASSETTES FOR SALE OR RENT PLUS 100s OF OTHER TITLES-ALL RATINGS HOME MOVIES & SLIDES CONVERTED TO VIDEO TAPES A pedoptlile's invotvtment in child pomo1· raphy is the subject of "flllen Ansel," a new motion picture-for-ttltvisioll, airin1 on "Th• CBS T uesclay lli1ht Mowles" at 9PM. P'ictured art Dana Hill, wllo portrays Jennifer Phillips, a withdrawn tHna11r, and Richard Mawr as Howie Nichols. who t0trc.es htr to pose and participate 1n pomosraphic still photos ind films. "fllltn Ansel" mar\s t11emioft's fin:t treatment of ch~d poniocraphy, a 1rowin1 social problem in America wtudl ntry year afteds more than 100,000 childr111. Much of tht actioft of "The Merchant of Venice" is dominated by a brilliant but COlltro- wtnbl character who ""'" i11 •IJ five scenes: the Jewish 1110Myftncltr, Shytock. In tht 1r11ttst coartroom sct111 of all time, tht montyftndtr demands to collect a pound of fttsh from Antonio 11 stc:urity flf a defaulted loan. Tht sawa1• but brilliantly written roll of Shytock has prowc*ed tafllmt11J for almost 400 ytars. Shylock Is pl1y1d by Werrtn Mitchell (pictured) In tht production of "Tht Merchant of Venice," alrin1 llcMlday at IPM on llCET (Chanllll 21) and llYCI (CMlllllll 24) allcl Wtdnaday et 7:30Pll on lloct (ClllllMI 50) 1nd Is tht staRd ~tioll i11 S..... ThrM of ''Tiit Slllk19'11rt P'llys." Academy Award winner Faye Dunaway allcl James Farentino star in the HC World P'rt- miert moYit "Ema Peron," based on tht tn11 stOf} of a beautiful peuant 1ir1 whose am!M- hon to bt famous d riYa htr to htlp make htr lower, Juan PtrOft, president of Ar11ftti111 PC! make htrwtt one of tht world's ridlat ind most powerful womtn. T1lt drama premilm Moftday at 9PM and CO!du4ts Tuadly at 9PM on NBC. "Evita Peron" futures special a,,.aranc.es by llta lilof•• 1114 Jose Ferrer. Also st1rrl111 art Pt4ro Anntftdariz, llidlHI Constantlnt. Sipe tt.ao, Katy Jurado IM Robert Vihlro. 1111:• ......... li• 1:.:.::..--·-.. .. I I APftlHIOON I 12:00 8 C1Z Tiit YMIC &,.Ille....,_ 8 9 8 Deyufhr U.. .Pllll ........ 51119 • CJ) (JI (21) U lly Clliklrtt1 ()) ..... ....... Ill at lllelill:_ See daytime movies. U Up & c..ltlc (C·C) m Did enttt (JJ) Futtires -12:30- (IJ Surdl fer TOlllfrow D Let's II• 1 Dal fD Cher Easy (C.C) .... 1 • .-.. 1:00 8 CIZ ls Ille w..14 T1n1 a oa......,w..M •"-....... • CJ) Cit Q.ll 0. Life t. U. ...... ID aa.... latr.ctilll m 0 Futwes -1:30- GFll m uca... 2:00 D (() (l2l Tiit '4Mill1 U111t B CHl 1D T1w • Tiit Jolt11 ~ Show. B CD ® a '-""' Hos,ital •Let's bp Professional Work at Reasonable Prices • Reupholstery • Custom Drapery • Furniture Redesign • Your Fabric or Ours ~ Cleaning Service • Auto Interiors Free Pick-Up & Delivery 15 Yrs. Experience CALL NOW! - (714) 543-1510 ...... ... ,~ .............. 0 Fnipl GMrllet • 5-fdl llf tlll 11111 "Find l1v1n1 stont" Ill Rrillc }iltt (C·C) 7:30-........ ,..., o~..._ 8100 • CJ) <IZ Ardlle ......... rlKe Archie 1nd Mu1r1y ht1d oft for 1 COftvtnfHHI. ind M11111fs pqn foi a sw1n1in1 weekend turns Into far '"°'' lllan he un h1ndle 1fler he meets 1 111t whose idea of 1 1ood time is poslliwely c1im111al. • u a aw. ··siiaru" While scub1·div1n1. Jon 1od Ponch meet two .bt1uliful 1irls who subsequently help them b1t1k up 1 ship·IO·shore ci=~ion ...... ~ • CJ) <II 18 Z0/10 S,ecill fMlllll e 5EOIC£ YAllDlllM * Sllelliltt At SllMt ." .. ..... • .... : "I.I .... " (dll) '71 (2hrs)-Stue McQuun. S1e1lr1td lllucll. £111 An6tnon. This stoiy uamines the lives 1nd personal rtl•· llonsllips ot the Cr1nd Pri1 race C.11 dri¥en. • THE IEST COCllfm * II .TOWI • HU HAW • Ille tllw Dennis Wener, Jom T. Hiii, T011111y Hullttr and Stacy Lynn Ries art Ille cunts. • a ... " .... "Clilture as N1tu1e" l11tmie111 with Marshall Mcl•llln. and artists Atl6y W1rllol, Roy lichttMtetn lflCI RoMr1 Rius· ACROSS chenbera h11hh1ht this episode which looks al tht urban111t1on of popul11 culture and the influence of media on art ., .,.,.,. " Acciell H ll11ter,ltct Th11t11: D1111tr UH (C.C) -1:30- 11 (() dl1 Ont Dir If I Tille Aon and business partner Nick"s constant bde11n1 1s 1ett1n1 out of hand and 8'rblra and Schneider are co~vinced lhal !here's a lot mOl'e than rust business disaareements and tens10n al the source. • n.. """' y..,,... ., ........ 8:00 e CIJ Alke Mel's rulousy over his mother Carne's culinary t1lents 1lmost puls him oul of bus•· nus. Marttla R1ye euests 8 PllOll """' /llllUS * Oii THE LOOSE.! RIST TIME 011 TYi U 0 8 MIN: .. ,,_ •ltttt" (t.C) (mys) '81 (2hrs)-Jam1e lee Curtis. lm1e Nrelwn. Casey Stevens. On prom ni1hl. euclty si1 years after a 1111 lell to her dealh from a window alter bein1 tused by her h1ends. Ihm of those lrtends 1et lllOfe thin men1ern1 phone alls from sontone with an ll to 111nd. e Trtftt the WorWI ........... OluU'• WILD l1"5DDll" ......... • AcaM; A••" Wi1ner * SAUY AUD NI ''IOlllA ME" DOWN .. ,.... ....... ......... • Cl) ®l !Bl Motlt: "llorN ltH'' (dr1) '79 (appro1 2"ihrs) Sally field. Ron Liebman. Buu 811d1es. The stOl'y of a lacto1y woiker l11hhn11 the powerful bosses of a soulhern lulile mill for beller work 1n1 condifions ............ m Delly Plftell Shew l ynn Ander son 1s the cuest. fl3 0 lilast9fpiece Tllt1tre: 0111- 1" Ull (C..C) Bnan 1s harnseo by his senior othcer and discovers Ille Ma1or has a very personal aa to e11nd. (If) Sllocl " "" ... -9:30- • (I) ()]) n.. ,.,,.,... ~,, basks in the hmehrihl after heroically $1Vlnl an elderly woman from1 i muuer and capturin1 lhe thus. but he's soon look1n1 tor a place lo hide when the man escapes custody and sets oul to eel ewn. • Tiit Wlrill " Surriftl • llOUT: ltuttl " Ult •Tlllt ....... lllllit ....... o-iltp 10:00 a CIJ C1J y,.,,_, Jellll, M.D . Trapper John"s hie becomes even more hectic than usual when he is stauered by 1mpendrn1 latherhood. possible beruvemem and family stnte. ...... • (l1lllt ....., .... , . ...,., ........ .... a.._ • Asr-*J .. c..,.y 8 5t Ftltlrt ''The las! Days of Dolwyn" -10:30-•Jt"' r..., TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 22. 1981 G> Jilll•r S1ng1rt fD la An1tles W... i11 fltwitw (II) ., .. 11:00 • • cu Clll a •"' .... /llews/Jilll ... ., ., ....... " •<IDl Mlllit/ .... D ON Tilllt Gost1t1 Hour 0 Cif1I lurnett & frltMs eD Tiit ,_,.11•11t Ere (R) (2:1) Miiiie I .... I s,.Msil IWs I lac• Yan 1""9 -11:30- 11 s..ts ftNI e Tiit 100 a• (f)T...,. ®I ll11r1/Mewi1: "Once Is Not EllMp" (dra) '75-0avid Janssen tD llnit: "Tiie RtiHrs" (adv) '69-Steve McQueen. St111on Far1ell. Will Geer. Ruper! Cross, Milch Yoriel. (f}) Jld VIII I•,. ., ,., "" Ille c..try (fj) °'9niPt fD Slltlt ,,twins -11:45- • Mlllits: "Jill Wltr•-rmatt lnntiptor," ...... "Ille Galle" D 01 ~· MHit: To be an nounced 12:00 • lltwie: "Tiit All4tnetl T.,_" (dra) '71 -Sun Connt1y Glllff,..... <Ill Miiiie: t!!I> "CJMN" ( dra) ''3- l orell1 Youne. Alan Ladd. Wilham Bend•-. A truck d11ver. turned prof· •leer. comes to lhe aid of the Chinese mn..wies I .,,.. . I Ii::-___ ,...,.. .... ...... • llOO ----... ~ ................ :c"~" • Ri! .... :-:-.:_. ..... ., .... -tea-~ = .. ... , ..... ... ....... ,: :11, ......... ............. .......... Ulllll ~--10.00 eC1JolPllft•..._· ~ ... TIN LA Lebrt 1t th llY ~ (J) ........ (C.Q ••• INllS: ,...,,.... CIC..••••1 C'Mlrllt II Nlllc ,,_ Atle•tic CitJ, llJ, lut111io1 T OllJ ll!CW. "'~· '°"' ~· .. Olwia .. . , ....... ,..... ....... MM...,_ i. W1d1rteM" <•11) '72-ht• Wets, l>tHlley Moore . •'----........ , . ......... a .s.n...a -10:30-• Cll 9 elift .,. ,..,.. T• •C111W~ eFlllin.tU.. • CaMly a.,11 11100 • D a SPOm: C.-. ... ~ Vir1illil at llolrt 0.... .... : . .,. ......... (tt9~:"' Siaclet0t1. . . ........ • ... ,(llitc• llltttre: D11111 UD(R) a s.ar, ._ 11 c..., . -11:30-•w• ......... .... TenyC........, (19s,.ctr.. i2:00 a CD D .llahtWllSPOln: • s,.rts s,.cteclllr Com•&• of tM IQ.1111111d, liclll·Mlwywtiefll bollt between Mi•• Rossman 1114 Lu., C.,..O. •u.t •s.i •(])Cll ...... , ..... .• s.-111 Dir ......... •119'm..., 80.-• hi lti.t•AlfrM L .,.._.. CtllllMI ... , .. ill ., ...... ....... • llllilll .. ... c.... -12:30- • w • .... .................. Ill"' .... tlOO I ~-------==:: .... ·=-~ ..... ;.. ,,.... .... .... c., ......... a.. ...... I ·-. CJ)-·~ ..... =--:.r.~rr= .... ........ ....... ..k ............ .. ............. , .. .... :=:.. ........ · I ...... lllllt ~ (c.c) ......_ ..... ,r-..... -l:JD-.,.,.., ............. 1100 .......... '-=-=~..:-~~) ................ "' ..... (Mw) ... _ ...... -2:30- .................. (WIS) '64-Qlrta ....... S.S.. Oliver . ...... ....., a ...... .,.,...a ............... .,...... ........ 3100 ., .... .())_.. ..... .,..., ... ,............, 1111" (.s) '4S-D1Mr lleyt,. • CJ) 9. SPOltS: ... ...... _.. r.o..r ... cl .... W8C World llutlllwtipt Cllempionsllip beMtn Gudlhrpe Piltor M4 Jose Uzip frolll HuslOI. Tew; llld a LI•• l'tlcid retrosptdift froln llew YCN\ witll Jill lkby. o ... :"T•t11e.....,_. 111" (com) '69-WooclJ Altttl. a ... : "SiMicb" <en> ·1•-· lltry Ha111111. lou1 Gossett. • l.Arwf 5* AC:-. hlllJ II ....... ;a ...., • lllldl -3:30-......... • , ..... Pktwrtl CJ)O..•O.. ••u.....n 4:00 • lllM: ..,... 'I' ~., (com) '7Z-W1Mer M1ttlllu. Carol Bllt11ttt. ..... CJ)..,,,. ... "ht ....... <••) '76-Jlmes Atneu. ha Marie S.Hlt. • lltttt: "ht ........... (Id•) '69-steve llkQueen. S11111111 hrrell, Will Geer. Rwpert Cross, Mitcll Votel. • llttit: • ''Tlltll" (scl·fi) ·sc-J1111es Amess. James Whitm«t. o~• ... """ .... a llttit: ''Shft" (drl) ·1 1- Ridlltd lblndtrtt, lbts.Gtt11n . ....................... -4:30- 0 ............ Olr•Y•..._ o...,.•s.e,. 7:00 •CDIUl • ...... eoa..._,.,..._.., WtfW: "Dillltf'• Olar ....,... (C.() Jolin f onyltle 11111ales llicll · lipts "°"' -~ of 0-., 1li1111tion 111d ullltes Olur witll 1t1 t1t11npnu of ClrtooftS lld SCtllfS lrOlll claslic lllotioll pictwes. •(])Cfla n.. ..... a. ..... feth1tts ilclude COfllllOI Md· bucs used to seose Hie ,...., of 1nfilt11ton 11 an lstali bonlef stllill; 1 deldlJ Cron of Tllorlls st11fu lld its oni, 1111mr-t11t lowly concll .. s1111I: tlle llOllodo dr11ons. tk wolld's lerpst liurd: 1nd Ille Ptr· ecnne lllcon used to •ill ...... !lira Oii the S.lldi klbia11 COISt. ~ ... , jazttrcise r!urway to. a better~ with Dr.Art Ulene and Judi Sheppard Missett. Last week, Dr. Art Ulene took yqur body and taught it aerobic dancing. Now he wants it back .again . This time it's Jazzercise. A specially choreographed dance technique that physically and emotionally stimulates you. And remember, while you're giving yourself a sleek, athletic. more desirable body, you'll also be helping ¥our heart and .lungs -and circulation. · Your first free introductory lesson starts tonight at 5. Judi Sheppard Missett, the creator of Jazzercise. will be joining Dr. Art Ulene for a special 5 part series. "Dance Your Way To Health:· · Don't stop now! Give your body to Jazzercise for the rest of the week, and you may end up with a happy, healthy body for the rest of your life. ·EYEWITNESS NEWS(DSPM Because there·s more to life than news. weather and sports. ", \ I I recently recomtcl frotll • 11tnous MONDAY brt1kcloWn. becolll•s 111t 11r11t 1or. ... ---------sinister ~t. Altfloulll Coecll ~D ftf.,.. ........... ,.._. Mt DAYllMl PIOUAlft. ...... ,... . . "·"' .. .,.. ..... 11:11e ........ ,_.. ("'5) '3'-Jclhft .,..,, 12• ......... ,,......"'(drl) 'S9-0etem Kerr, Da¥id Niwtn. e "kt ,_, .. (dre) ''11- Ridlard Burton. Robert Ry1n. J:tl 9 "'111 llnl1111i111" l'lft I. (dra) '75-Geor1t c. Scott. Allnt BltlUOft. lnducled tit act111I ntwSml foo(11e $holrin1 111• felt of the Hindenbt11's vop11 to 1111 Unittcl States in 1937. a "SllewMlt'' (mus) '51- Kathryn Gr1yson, Av1 Gard11tr. J:• • ""' ut-1 " c.w" (td'f) '61-WtyM Maunder, Slim Pidiens, Mict.att Denier. I ., .•.• 8100 e•e(l)OD8._ eClla•._ • .....,.Mllcll I Tl&tac ..... ........ ......... I ....... • "" Elldric c..., -1:30- CI><ll • • ... Cl)IPA"'Setl ........ 9...., ... ............. ' .......... ........ "' ..... ..... ..... See 7IOO er:&--· ft'=9.~ . .....,. .. ........ . ~ ... I =:-,.... E' .:::.7:: .. -7:31- 1• .. '-!l'.=-.r ........... ir'i.11 .... Rtrm CONS to lier deftftM, lier simple t11111ble becomts • cNm•te for terror wlltn • mysterious 10111eo11e pusllts lier tOW1rd • ,..,_, ea a Utt1e ........ t11e Prliril (t-C) "Blind Justice" Adlm ud Miry Kencllll return to W.lftut Crow wlltre MM 'sets • • law practice, •nd i11C11rs tllt lufY of Ids lriencls 111d nti1llbon by clttendina • """ ICCused of cllt1tin1 tlltm in • llnd lrlucl. • .,.: "'111 FMdl Cumtiell II" (dra) '7S (2hrs)-Gtne Hickman. ftrlllndo Rey. A Nn YCIB polict111an •11•""'5 to crlCl. llmli11-t11111Ufi111 rin1 In Mlrseilles. • CI> 9 a , .. , .• l1erl41Me r .. 111res lndude • .,,.,, ••pert 11ttmplifll to iw.-•• '"" as it wlriua put him •t 130 111pll; 1 man •host unbonl twin 'btotlltr wes dis· COMrtcl to be lodlld in his brlin; an 111111ill1 • set·diwillt. lift·stwinl robot; people who 'died' ind came back to rewll wlltt they t.peri· enctd: • MW llntlltioft tlllt enables I blind l*SOI to lttl tllt lttttn OI I pqe; people llllfi111 on SllO'#; and • 11orse that • ..,. contact ,, .... .... : ..,...., ""9" (com) '6S-Cery Giant. lnlie Clron. Trewor Howard. Hack Good. O.ri111 World War II, rbeacll bulll is trichd into wolMnlttrl111 to •U • strettlic ••It~--statiell Oii • ~ St• island llllicll is ...... ., l4wtded 117 I Frtnch~SMll littlt clllqts. ... . • .... .. s..." (COlll) '72 (211n)-llll'bn Strtillnd. l>Ml Selby. A prepa11t bollsftffl Pd 111othtr. fHli11~ tr1pptd, .... .. . •a\:..,..,. ...,. "'"' Mtrclllllt ol Ytllice'' .._.. is a 10111 YtMtiH 1111tl•••• ..... nttdilll ....., to co.rt tllt ridl -'°"" ii.tie is fMl4 to '*""' lllOlllY "-Sllytocl • tuds • llCll trict lor Ille trwtioll. • a.ttelllfllr..tr .... ·-l:Jt-ec... ..... I\ J!:,. "ne a.111'• All HtR" 8100 • Cl> 0 ... .,.. Wllll• th .077tll -• .,,,... ti .. .,. ....... J .......... ... ...,,, ....... o.t.11 • • 111 IMfldill ~ .. Ille """ ..... ...... "1111,_.. "" " <*'> 11 (21w1)-f.,. 0... .., ..... , .......... ~. ......... ""..., ,,, .... . ...... ,.... llrl ...... .. .............. ,..... _ .......... ... liijF. ... * --L cm,.u. .;r,.,fii, ............. ................. ~ ,... .............. ... ................ k; .......... -.... II ~1..-· .. .... ..... ... ... .......... .., .. .. . ....,. ..... .. ...... ··-· TV WEEK, FEMU.U.Y 22, 1•1 ...... ~::: I TU•SDAY I • Cl) 0 ..... Call AM is UP· ________ .. set bec111se lier t1·IMlsllaAd is ,.. mmyin1: Dr. Mlcll11ls is upset beullse AINI seems lo be inflluettcl llith 1 nt1t doctor at tllt lloqlit1I; •Id DI. Wtatllerby Is uput btcHse ~ ~ina enou111 sleep. 10100 • ()) 0 i.. Crllt A Trlb story 1bout 1 dooiasd•Y 1ro1p-peoplt pttplrinl I I Ill costs to lll'fM ill I disast11-comes to friallttni111 life fol Lou Ind Roui .tieft tllty 111 caupt ill • killtf '10nll. ..... •DUOUHWf• . * SW. w FOUL PUY • CI> al • ,... "" "Play " Allin Tuck" Tucker's lritnd, llOftd. fll!IOllS pi111iSt ,tul ftrrlllf llllo is secretly llMllvff In en lnltr11ttioftll jeftl heist tllls I.Pl Gloril •1141 per. 1111des r ucur, •·tiolinist, to •PPtat with hl111 111 concert. .WllN ....... ........ -10:30-...... I~ TIINtra: Da•lt' 11100 •• CI> Cl> Ill .... •a••._ ... f ... ·~=--•:... .• "Tiie...,.,... ;:.,;:: <*'> 'SS-Humpllrty lloprt. l .....,(t-C) moc...a -ll:JO- llL '£. ,_~:-.... . . ~ 1¥.s:. ~o.::: ... """" I ......... L__. .... .. ta100 IP111"1 .... ..;.. .~ ......... -Wl-:..'t L"' ,_,,.. ... ..... ...,, .... tlOO ....... ' ........ Ii~ J:z1"' U' ... ... .. "'9 -1:11- l t.-...:. • ...... ,.., -... a..r ....... ..... --~ .... .. ~~ .. ~-· ........ .. . ........... .. .. ................... ...... ..... j!/ltj ..... ........ f.-rM ftf.,.. ....... ~ = .. DAnm,_ .. ,... 1111111, .... .,.. ..... ll:tl •• "'111'~ ... ...... ( ... ) '36-Jotlll Wlyne . IZ:tl e ......,.. (tdw) '51-Jad l._, GINA fonl. .""' .... , ....... ...,. (dra) '&O-Rar Dal· loll. Kartn Shtlt. "" .... -1111 al ttlt ..... lep Die· lllOlld .tlo claillltd lit c:owldn 't be killed . J:ll (JI "'111 Mia tu• I ' Colld. <*'> '75-Georst c. Scott. • ~ l'tft I. (mus) '56-Cordoll llllCbt. CMltrvft llitdltN. llrlllra Rllicl. SUlty Jo11ts. A sw1u1ri111 cemiwel barker. 1111rritcl to a Sl!r cotton "'~' sill. tries to provide tor ttltir COlllllll babr by llijtcli .. • Plr'Ofl. J:• ....... at 11" (dr•) '77- LlllCI Kttwill, Kalt JecklOll, Vin· CHI ¥111 l'lttt11, llll4u Cllilts. iviilA 8100 •ao·•--..... . . ... • .7: ....... TMu. ........ i: .. "*" ... tltt CllicllD .... .... .... I Of 11tt11...i .. • "" llldltc ..., --=·-~,_~ .... -- :?":'::....., "' ·-..=: n. ...... . ...... 7·IOO U& ... na;...-...... r~ ... ..... ......... t.: ... 'Wi: ... _,..._ . ....... rr.r-,.. .. II Did a movie kill John Wayne? ment said it was safe. Some of the children who survive these great actors think the government may have lied. In 1954, John Wayne starred 1n "The Conqueror:· Now he, co-star Susan Hayward and director Dick Powell are all dead from cancer. Of the 220 cast and crew mem- bers. 91 contracted the disease 46 died Though the movie was shot Who's telling the truth? Find out tonight as Jerry Dunphy begins a probing investigation. Watch "The Conqueror Cancer:· an Eyewitness News Closeup, tonight at 6 and 11 p.m. near the nuclear testing range at Yucca Flat. Nevada. our govern-~ ~n;. ~EYEWITNESS &r_ ~MEWS6Bc11 PM Because theres more to hie than news. weather and sports .. TV Vl(EEK. FEBRUARY 22. t981 THE 23RD ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS This year's Grammy Award nominations reflect an unusual diversity in the country's taste in music. For Instance, Kenny Rogers. Bette Midler, Christopher Cross, Frank Sinatra and Barbra Streisand have been nominated for record of the year-there's something for everybody in this bunch. The Grammy Awards. the highest accolade in the recording field. honor creative excellence in recording and performance. comprising. arranging. engineering, producing and other specialized crafts. ThMe were 305 nominations in 59 categories se- lected In ·secret balloting by almost 5,000 members of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. all creatively involved in the recordirig Industry. All of the winners will be announced and awards In selected categories will be presented Wednesday at 9PM when CBS presents the Acad~ emy's annual two-hour special The 23rd Annual Grammy AV'(ards Show. Harry Belafonte. Irene Cara. James Cleveland. Judy Collins. Rodney Dangerfield, Andy Gibb, Barry Gibb, George Jones, Kenny Loggins, Chuck Man- gione, Manhattan Transfer. Barbara Mandrell, Bette Midler, Anne Murray, the Oak Ridge Boys, Barbra Streisand and Dionne Warwick are scheduled to be among the performers and presenters. In addition. the gospel and Inspirational recording artists and groups, Including the Archers. Cynthia Clawson, Andrae Crouch. Walter and Tremaine Hawltlns. Dony- McGulre. Reba Rambo and B.J. Thomas will appear together. Following are the nominees In selected categories: RECORD OF THE YEAR: "Lady"-Kenny Rogers; "The Ffoae"-Bette Mldler; "Saillng"-Christopher Cross; "Theme from New York. New York"-Frank Sinatra; "Women In Love"-Barbra Streisand and Barry Gibb. !LBUM OF THE YEAR: "Christopher Cross"- Chrlstopher Cross; ''Glasa Houses"-Bllly Joel; "'Gullty"-B~rbra Streltand an<lB.arry Gibb: "Trilogy: - Put, Prnent & Future" -Frank ~lnatra; "The wall" - Pink F.loyd. SONG OF .THE YEAR: "Fame"; "Lady"; "Theme hom New York, New York"; "The Rose"; "Sailing''; "WOman In Love " · BEST Nl;W ARTIST: Irene Cara; Christopher -CIOle; Robbie Dupree; Amy Holland; Pretenders. BEST POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE, FEMAl.E: "Fame"-rrene Cara; "Maglc"-otlvta Newton-John; "On the Radlo"-Donna Summer; "The RoM"- Betl8 Mldler; "Woman In LOV9"-Barbra St,.,..nd . BEST POP VOCAL PERFORMANCE. MALE: "Lady"-Kenny Roger1; .-.Cr\rlltopher Crou"- Chrl1topher Cro11; "Late In the Evenlng"-Paul Slmon~"Theme from New Voft, New Voft"-Fnlnk 8IMlra; "Thie la It"~ Loggtne. IEIT POP YOCAL PERFORMANCE 8Y A DUO OR GROUP WITH~ "At•• the Wlnd"-8ob !!tr." ..... ..., ...... Band: ....... fWt of BetNrli ....,..,, Dionne ..,.., ..,.. arw. •nd. ,,.,,. Cat8 Md*",,.,,.,, »anetw .. .....,,, ,,.. celebt1ty perloanefl •nd ,,,....,,,.,,. tile '-Mlbrolla; "Dan1 '911 In Low with -o..nt-.. '-W.lftr "°1119 & KIM cem.: ''Gullf"• ...,,. ...... Ad and llflJ Glbl»; "He'1 lo lflr"-The ...... -.. . -.T flOP tNITlltUMINTAL Plft""'MMCI: ''lfl••"_..Alpert; "Oneon0fte"-41b.._ . andEMKlugft;--..... ,,.,.,......, .. _ •lel*'YMm ... 11; "louth .., ltrut"-'"'9 Dooble 11'*"'8; .. ....... ,.._, .. _.....~I ... LendDft ............ OrdtitfS. 9:00 • ()) 9 ... : "f .......... (dia) 'll (211rs)-Melinda Oilfoo. OeN lt1U, RicMrd M.sur. RoMy Col. Tllis story eaplolu the 1rowin1 PIOb· le111 ol child pocnoaraphy m a sansi· live story abotlt a lonely ll·ynM1ld wllo becomes in¥Olnd in it. (Par· ent•.I Oist1ttio11 Adwised) e D 8 ....,..: "b ita hftl" Conti. (d11) '81 (2hrs)-hye Dun•· way, James hre11fi110. Michael Constanhne. Peron 1s elected pres•· dent of Aiaentina and m1111es the piomiscuous Eva. who couples pohtl· ul ambition and 1 taste tor h11h liwin1 with a deep concern tor the llOOf and sick that earns her the nickname "S1nt1 h1t1." • (]) (II (8) Tltrff'I C..,.llJ "In likl Larry" Larry's suuestion that he and Jack trade 1partments leaves Jack out rn the cold while his lriend's leelines tor new roomales. Jantl and Ctndy. 10 lrom warm lo llol·blooded. eTecTK.,.... elllfwCrlffi1 SM • a ""*'1f: .... ,... ,. t11e ...., (C.C) "Rumpole and the C,51 of ldtfthly" Rumpole takes on the case of Dawe Ansley who stands tccused of attackmc the man11er ol a liquor store. 8 h(C-C) -9:30- • (J) CDJ ca 1 .. a. tor c.. Mt "Huey" J1Ckie is lorn between her parents and movine 1w1y from 12:00 • llnlt: • "Vir&llla" (dra) U-fred lhtMurray. Madeleine Carroll. Stellina H:Z::. . • (]) (JI • : "llnt .. 1 Dltt" (com) '78-Rlck Melson June Allison. · -~ ........ Ille -12:30- • Q 8 Tiit Tt•onow S~ Ctast .. Cont 1:00 • "" 0.. laM Slitw • Y• let Yllf Litt .. ~ ............ -1:30-. • Y• let Yw Life m llttit : 9 "Act 011" (dra) '63-Jld Klu1m1n. Georte Hamil· ton The story of PllJW'!&ht Moss H11t. his t11al and trrbulltlOlls on the road lo bwim1111 a Broadway pl1yw11&hl 2:00 8 ll"it: 11!1) "ftttst R1111trs" (clra) '42-fred M1dlurr1y. Susan Hayward. Paulette Goddacd. • lltwits: "Callrt lbrtlal If .., MitcMI," .. ._., WiW"_ -3:30- • llotie: 11 "Stc1114 Clleru" (mus) '40-fred Astaile. e lltwits: "Diary If I lldltltf," """"'"" If ~ w.ti" Armed th..,.. llW9de Glng9r'• ~ ~ on l<noll L•nding, Thurldey tit 10PM on C88. Hefw. I to r. tc.9ft (Michele Lee). Abtlf (Donna Mlt•) Md Laura (Cot.-nce McCahln) ple9d with the th--not to "-1'\.0U.-(l<lm Uinkfofd, front) who la pt9QMnt. MarY McDonough (I) and Mellssa Sue Andereon etar •two high school glr1s endowed with the powef' of wlteheraft- Mary for good, Melina Sue for 91111-In Midnight O,,.rlnp on The ABC Friday Night Movi. at 9PM. ACCOUMTIM• ~POIARY ASSl•MM8nS _.._,.. C...tr ts~' .......... wn. •Oii•" .......... acccn11leil'5 There are many new firms moving Into the Oran~ County area, brlnQlnQ about an In- creasing demand for experienced accountlnQ J?erSonnel. •C .. A •THACC_..... ~AC~ •S.•l.,.A«-t ...... ""'9n •Au ....... a.. If you are not aware of the benefits of working temporary, visit us or olve us a call we wlll be ~appy to discuss It with you. We a're locat- ed in t~ Coldwell Banker BulldinQ . 2333 N Broadway ~200 Santa Ana 714-135•4 I OJ i I -I '-THURSDAY I FEIRUMY M for morni•c and alttrllOOll listi•cs. plem see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. ltlow, for yo11r '911ftllitllct, 1re Ille dlJ'S -iH. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:00 a> l,WfJ "Tiit llicflt Riders" (wts) '39-lohn Wayne 12:00 ID "Sht PllJt4 llitll ftte" (dra) ·~-lad Hawkins. Arlene Dahl David McCallum a> IJlf "Tiie Two Mr1. Cir· olls" (dra) '41 Altus Smith Humphrey Bo&al1 3:00 ~ "Return of CMrhe Chan" (mys) 71-Ross Martin, V11g1nia Ann lee Charlie rs lured out of a sell imposed rehrement lo solve a se11es ot murders aboard a yathl 1J ~ "Anchors Aweiah" Cenci (mus) 45 Gene Kelly. Frank Sinatra Kathryn Grayson 3:30 D "Way Way Out" (scr h) 66-Jerry Lewis. Connre Ste ;ens Dennis Weavei 811an l\e1th Did Shawn Anrta Ekberg •V•NING U (J,l (ll)-lfle Waltoa-Jlost:S ,._ lrance. Stanley Perkins, comes lo Walton's mountain searct11ng for a new hie and h1din1 the lacl that he hasn't been mentally well D i.tt1 !lt) Sl'£CIAL: Hif~lipts of the Rin1fi111 Bros.. 81111u111 Hd Bailey CircllS (lhr) Dick Van Dyke hosts lh1s look at the greatest show on earth D llofie: "Tiie War Lord" (dra) '6S (2hrs)-Charlton Heston. Richard Boone The story of a kni&hl who n tabhshes a fiefdom on the shores of the North Sea rn lhe 1 llh Century a '1 11o.i s ... ,. ' llli"'1 "Mork and the Famrly Reunion' Mindy mistakenly uts some of Mork's Orkan v1tam1ns and be&rns lo lake on Orkan hke qualrties D 5'ECIAL: Wllatmr HllPfllld lo Lori ~all lio,.I (R) ( lhr) fhrs docu menlary follows the ph&hl of the Lloyds as they search for l heir runa way dau&hler Lori Jean ID PM M11uine at Mowlt: "lite Top of the Hiff" Pail I (dra) ·so (2hrs)-Wayne Ro&ers. Elke Sommer A man lacing mrd hie cusrs aoes on ii search to hnd new mean1n& for hrs Ille fl) (f9J Paper CfllM "K1nesl1eld's Dauahler" Susan Freid is a woman who becomes romilntrcally involved with Hart and then drops the stun nina news that she is the dreaded Professor Kroesftefd 's daufhl~r -8:30- • c r, ® a ._ M4its How Great Thou All" When Henry arranen a surprrn uh1b1tron of Krp s parntines. the S1lual10n be comes htlar10us because the cnlltl don't eaactty praise Kip's art work m en~ (8l Oii-Caii at Cluff~ 9:00 8 <I}) lllap•. P.I. Wiien lC 1s 111es1ed by Hie Coast Coarp and thrown rnto the brr&. he curtly re foses Maanum's help and intends lo pleal!.JurHy. • 8 '\tl> ID SPfCIAl.: This ts fllf Ufe-ttie JOlll AuMrsary (2hrs) David Frost surplises two new aues!S of honor. and 01111n1I host Ralph ·Edwirds 101ns him for a rtllostNChvt of •intaae lll.m clips from the lofl1· 1unnrna ser.IF. "This Is Your Lile." True to lllllltlon. the new auesls of honor wrll nol be revealed until broadcast lime. • (J) <II • ....., .. («) e Tiit DI• .. ltil sa. ..... &riftll .. ••S....~ -9:30- • (J) <II a Tad "£taiM'J Old Fnend" Alea poses as Elaille's SO· p111strc:1tt4 co11t1e profn.Mf boy· luend In a &•me of OM·_..~ tfllt has Elatnt 1tte1119ti111 to up!Mt Why slle 'S dnvllll I ~b lo 1111 old Klloo41Ntt .... NS Ille least liUly to s.cceH.' ("'9cllt4lllef) • • nil Cllill .... ('C.() ·---~---= .... c.. "" ....... a rn [Q) flt 20120 a> hid lletwar• llews @ Austil City IJllllts fl) llbslerpiece Threatre: Dancer UIB (R) 0) fllocfle I flloch (9) llewdtc• -10:30-m a> m 11ews st Mystery! (C·C) (R) 11:00 ... D)Ql)llews a Sbr Trt• • (fJl Ill! 9 llews .. Tiit """'"' lialM ID M•A-S•H G) llofie: "0.-and Ille llio li11w" (adv) '52 -Edmond O'Brr'en. Sterlin& Hayden, Zasu Pills, Dean Jagaer, laura Ellror Two railroads battle lo be the first ltne lhroueh the Royal Gorge. • iZJ SMa• Prrtiews m Did Clwett -11:30-n ()) @ Mowies: The Jeller· SOM," "lkMillln an4 'Wile" D 0 (DJ ltl!Hy Clrson • (})'<I§) (21) llichtli11t D lill...,...t ID Mos111's Heroes 0 Prtset1te fl) 9 Clptiontcl ABC llews ID llofie 12:00 e Mowit:~ HDllltlfa.,SIHeli· dly" (dra) 34-F11d11c March, Kent TaylOI, Evelyn Venable •CD~ QIJ CMrflt's Allcels mM-...1...-... -12:30- .. @ 0 Tiit TMtrr• Sii• CNlt" c.st D Tiit Doll Ulle SMw 1:00 • Mowit: .,..._rt at Ftft ~. .,."(Ora) '73-Jimn ~ut~. Telly S1v._1as. Bud Spencer. Fort Holman. an 1mpre1nable fortreu. is ~stroyed by a wild bunch of marauders who appear from out of nowhere. • y., Bet Yw Lift (ll Qarll'• Allpta/C.ral llll'Mtt . .._ ........... 8 Cllarlle's A11et11Tt Ttll Ille · T,_.. -l:lO- • .. leM ... • .. : "llarjlrlt ..... r" (dra) '51-Ctne Kelty, ... : .,.. .......,. (•llY) ·ss-Cltnn Ford, Fra11• Lm;oy. 2:00 • lleNs: • ..,.. .". ...., ... ... 1°1 ............. -t•-............... (COll) '4$-0orl Allltck. a.tit~ . ~ r .... A i*·INllll """" llOl'TtM t lritW'S ..... to ,... M Iris wilt .... to --Iris~ a100 ...... : • .,.. ......... (lfl) .,, .. ,. Ctrr-.. O.. l>'llflly. • -J:Jl-1t::, ............. , ... ) ................. ., .. ,....., ........... ......... .._.. .. TV WEEK, FEBRUARY FRIDAY HBIUM'f Z7 Fer lllOf'Mftl alMI 1fttn10011 liltillcs. please Mt DAYTIME PROGRAMS. ltlow, ftf ylllr ClllUllielKt, are tllt • .,., llltrits. DA mMl lllOWIES 11:00 GJ ~ ''11111 Steel" (wes) '34-John Wayne 12:00 GJ "JtlNMy O'Clocl" (mys) '47-Dd Powell 11> ll!J) "AM Tlltll Tlltre Were lllM" (mys) '4S-lours Hay· ward. Barry F1t11e1Jfd. 3:00 (fDJ "A Very Millillc ,_,_ .. (mys) '71 -Eve Arden. luhe Newmar A private eye'J 1nves11 • &allOn of the d1uppu11ncr ol a youn1 womin luds lo murder (JJJ (8. "Words tll4 M11aic" (mus) '48-Mlckey Rooney, Tom Drake, Belly Garrell. Janel lei1h. Ann Sothern. The slOly ol the hves ind music ol Rrchird Rodeers and loreni Harl 3:l0 .. ''Tiie lle4 ..... of Celtr· aae" (dra) '74-Rrchard Thomas. Michael Brandon The storv ol a youne Union soldier's deter- mined struule to conquer fear when he frrst enters the Civil War ballle •V•NING 7:00 •••o .... (J)"""rMtr ................. (l)nc-fic ._. .......... <!I Mtnlltlllla.. ..... .,.It D f•T• .. Tl'lll ......... .~-:-..: ..... .~ .... . --7:•-. , ...... rr-r-r ... 1.-. ... :.7.£111 I l:.A'..., •:.,.,-... 1 ..... ... _ .... ....... .· -' .... i. t ~. --~..: .. oo IJ~U ... l. r&'rw....:. ";:. LA 15-=-• 1'1 llldlk c.,., -1:•- ~'-'-.... 9....., ... ........ ....., . ..., .. .... •&a ..... hi"-. .... ... See 7:00 ••• u .. Cl>....., ... ltt'::' .... .... Criltll .. e•ra-s•M (1Jftflltllt TMll ...... • °"' "" (C.C) ......... .... , an. 111C11111L•J ~ -7:30-• 2•*''" Cl>....,, Dlrs ... ••DF•llJFH4 ...... . ....,.....,. (l)f'll ....... •MittlltF•ilr (1J M•A-S•M u.....,..., 0 nil ON..._ (C..C) • 1111 .... /Lelw• ""'1 ...... llill 11 , .. ~ • ..,.,,. Ptap ''The Metelllnt of Venice" 8:00 • SHE'S a '°°° sun * CHMUE llOtlll. A PfMUTS ICETACUlM • Cl) 9 Sl'fCMl: •••• ~ a., a.tie .... (R) Woodstock becomes the unlikely hero who puts Peppermint P1tty·s show business career safety on Ice. • a a .... ,..,.. ft1t111es illdude 1 profile on 'f1bulous Moo· l1h,' Ameriu's ch1mpion fem1le Wfestltr: I look 1t Ille fwst bllck .....,, .. ,,..._:•~• tOIOO ..... ,. = II • .. .... • ............ S,.1b .... • -... 9i .. Iii ~r A 1,..,.w a ~ ~ m I 119 II'* 11111 IM ...... , ..... ltd Hf ....., ..,......_, • t 'r -=•aw•.,tM,.iiceto ==··~ : .. :::ic:.":*..: "t,-U:.S: r.t:: ......,lli.n~ A11;1'allll•lllil---.............. Ml.... * -llORLc..t uu:....;,: eCl>9 .... "MMa"To ..... := ...... -....... ,., ....... ..ncy .. ... -o..t i..o. ........ .. .. • .. ...... ~ ........ m. .• ......., • ..................... = ............ 1 .... ... .....-........ lilt.... J ._tn1hr llF.., r.lllr II...,,_ ...a .. ., '* ,._lo .,. ............. ---..... ..., ... ,.., It ...... ---............. ... • ...., Ila;....... • =.~=-... ...... n••l1t1c•_,.1111t,......tt · .._ WC .. 1111 W tille le~·, r ... lie 'I= T~-=~: ....... ........ • ...... • .... ...... • ltMy" Ille ...... llld Dell ltttl ... 0.. WWttet,...... · "*-' lecilc Ille state's co!leteS • ::::•..;.... .. (•ti) (21115) llld 11Mtrsltles. 'f-iur. Oewclta. .,_. On. A e lltdle a llClll 1111111as us lllf*' C411• • ..._of • -11:•- m111dtr, lits alld llttrayal tct.a Ille • • ..... Soutllwest "' his ....... ,.... • nit~._..., ~· , .. c..e... ..,.., . 11 :00 :W-: Tiie lllllld TiM fwaot" • • Cl) 0 0 .... ca,._ ~v ... c..a...... •Cl> a 121 a ... 1111 UW CllllliMt !Ms wits wiltl I .... '"' visit to Clippertol lsltld, 1 fttclNt • I ~"!'.?u:M '- ... COfthloll ~lllCOlll al llltdco. • ... : • ""' lie taniinr' e Cl) (1J ~ f.n. Tllis (drt) 'Sl-IM Douslls, Jan SttthAI stQf'f k 111 """9114 fa4llt llltH on 8 l ........ F .... Ille bool IMut tllolt llllSM. IN(i· • ~I Mil"f r.utiell: al, c1pi1tious creatures wtlo llNbit UCll fell9.U, lllt world of F ltlie, I trtdltiollll -11 :30- r!f.lm of tllt lt11t1Sbc. e ciJ (IJ .... : "hi S«r1tl el ....... -l e... .... • ... ClltrJtit ""'...,_..(df1I '17-..-. ...... ._r,Mdlla II.IF I :=-.. ":' ..... (C.C) .z..c.,.....• ... taaoo ................. (.,.,) '7l-MicUet Ow. Ofllll Wellei. 1=..•1'll LMllll I :::r.;..: ·u -12:30-=-~:.."' ,...,, .. lllew taOO • Cl> tit • Met ...... •1'11DMLM .. ., .... ,. ute •l!fri~ .... -1:30-• ....... , Uft • ~ wylllll 1' Mt1rt" (dra) ·s.-rr1nk Sinatra, Dons Day. 2:00 • Mewit: "Tk TrtjH Htr1t" (1dv) '61-Steve Reeves, • lltMs: .......... Dltili" .. ,.. . ........ -2:30- • lhwit: "lt•t•Mr Wllt11" (com) '73-Jack Warden. 3:00 • lltMs: "Dlltl el rwe," "TM ON Ctnll" 8100 • Cl) 9 Sl'fCMl: hi zw .. 111111 er_, ...,. Slllw (2tlrs) Thrs awa1d is the hip.st pttanted rn the rec01din1 field llld tht winners are chosen by members of the NI· tron1I Acldemy of RtcOfdint Att11nd Strencts (NARAS) 111d i11Cludes Re· cord of the Yur, Album of the Ye11, Soni of the Ytlf, Best New Artist . and best voats. COMPLETE MORTUARY AND CEMETERY SERVICES IN II 0 IB Dlff'rHI SbtMa "Tiie Older Min" l~»yt11·old Kimberly IC· cepts 1 d1te with 1 29·yt11·old 1th· letic co1eh, who believn her to be much mote mature tllan she is, 1nd she soon re1lizes th1t s11e·s in w1y over her hud . • Tic TIC Dtlcll • lltrY Criftlll .. g 0 Tiit Fe• ..... Pti!Mel· ,Mia: f,.. ClflllMr II llllti Tiie premiere of a series of specills docu· m111hn1 Ille Pl$SlllC of Ille Pllila· delph11 Orchestra's b1ton llom Eu1ene Or111111Cfy to youn1 tollductor Rteelfdo Muh. Muti wrN be shown work1n1 1r1lh both Ille London Pllil· h11monit 1nd the llerfi11 1'11111111 • monlC. IS well IS at home with his family In Rlvenn1. lt1ly. -9:30- .. 0 Fida el Ult "Boucht alld Sold" Blair 1ets her firsl JOb, sdin1 cosmetics 11 EJstl1nd school, 111d Nat1lle sells somethin1 v1lu1blt so that she e1n 11ford to impress Bl1ir by makinc 1 l111e purc!llM . . ...,. mc.1u BllllAlllt IQ 011c .Beautiful Place CREMATIONS ON PREMISES 1 larbor Lcnr11 ~Jen 1orial Plu·h · ~tort U<llT Crcmato1~' · 540-5554 < "''"''• '" 1'-~. ,, i !j • I I 1~1 .... 1625 GISLER AVENUE. I • 1 · ; ~ 1· ~· .: ;~.· COSTA MESA. CALIF. HUio~ ~· • ' ttf••t~l tO"/ I • 'i BLOCK WEST OF HARBOR -.... /"".'.'!.~ ~;, w~ ' ;::~:;.··-'%' , ' ........ 4 .t ... lit P119915 SATUIOAY (Ceftti1111ff) D !Ul ():I SPORTS: The lay Hill Clnsic Golf Tourn1mtnl II Gilliaan's 1si,1M1 _J• Abllott ' Costtlle CD Outer u.its 1121 Bir11ue 1111r111e (}4) Art ill AIMrkl &!) H1b111110S Es,anot -2:30- • Srotm: Wt1ttrn 500 Coveraae ol lhe National Assomhon of Stock Car Drivers <•1 St,,'"' 16\ "9 llowlen T111r 'l2J HIHtninp &!) Nltlonll Ht1llh Quu ~ S,Orts Afield m MlrazitM (Sf) llltrodudtl& lilloo 3:00 (~ l Spons Afield D (DJ SPOllTS: Celle&t lltlflNll Slanlord al Anzona 11 hrnily A1111 festiw1I: "A Con· ntdicut YIMM in Killl Artllur's Court" imus) 49-BinJ Crosby, Rhonda flem1ne D lllowit: ''Tiie AMMl!m'' (com) '67-Dean Marlin, Senta Berger. CD lllowie: "lr11klllt" (susp) '75- Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland (I}) Spor1s Sptd1Cullr llt lllftit: "llltrrlll's MlrMdtr's" (d11) '62-Jetf Ch1ndler. Ty Hirdin ~ Of brth IM .... 8l TH lill Gllss SMw iltl Mlrf Tyler MMft -3:30- • (J) SPOITS: Tiit CIS s,orts Sptctaclllar • I.Bl SPOHS: ProfessiH1I ~ T•r Co¥er1ae ol the SIOO. 000 Clewe~nd Open ll9m Ohio. • A Ciift frtlll tllt Eirtll ., .... Qf) All In Ille f1111lly 4:00 (fl Sl'OITS: ,., .... fl&Ms 9 1\trwet~ . ,,.... (8) llttl1: "Pr11111t•r1 l.,t1t" (hor) '62-Ray M1ll1nd, Hml Court. a0te1• -4:30-• 0 Tiii .. hie• 1:00 • Tiit Alwicll AMlmlrt 8 FrtH-All ............ • CJ) • 9'0ITS: .......... " s,.ra Com111 ol tllt l11t1r111tiollll ToNuan CharQlonship (Cresta) from St Moniz, S111tzerland; and Women's Masters Surl1na Champion ship from Petaluma, Cit1f CJ) EllltrlffCY D llllie: .... CtMwllM" (dra) '72-Georae C. Scoll. St1ey Keach. Jane Aluander. Erik Estr1d1 ®J lltws CD llllie: "N1r~ Ti111t1" (dra) '75- Charles B1onson. Strother Marlin. (!}) .... ,.., .. Mltllt•• mw.wi @ lt'sY..,...._ 0 S., lrttller: 9'ec1 0,14 fm All·Sbr Secur · CD! C.lliar1,11y -5:30- • List If tlle WIW •@ ... (!al .... llJert.I .. s,.ts <IZl °"" "'""' .. ID IA ...... lllclte I kite •va111NG 8:00 ••wa.., • llMit: "Pi,,i l111ltt9cli•1" (adv)· 73-lnaer Nilsson. The story of a hllle 1111 wllo rets 111to consl1nt. mletes1tn1 and t1t1lin1 adventures. [Z) Uwftltct ...... m llllie: "" ''Tiit .,.....,. et Mill NIM" (adv) '38 (2hrs)-fool Flynn. Oli'fia de H1v1ll1nd. The tllS· sit tale ot Sherwood Forest 111d Robin Hood who robs the rich to aid Ille poor and ncls Enrland ol Prince John's tyranny. o n. w'" n. o r,.,1 .. ,-.... (U> - • 0.C. U,. I Cllllic .,.,. (1111 a s,.ts a-lei -6:30- • •.rn • ... CJ) .,.., lfiiir . ....,,,.., ... as.. ...... ....., .,_..r .... ......... r..-. •Da..DtU..W 7100 • .. s.a Of • • • '1Cltinese E.,_en.. . Cl) Cl)"" ..... -~~=~~."-e1r1a11 .... . (llJICl ....... ...... ... ..._ ... ... 01111 .. ow. .... 8:00 • CJ) 0 .., ill ClrlCiltMti Alldy. Les ind Mr. C.rtson deciclt to 1n¥ali11te when the Secret Service refuses to issue press tredtntills to ace rtporter Les NesstnlA so he an attend the Ptesidtnh1t press COii· ference 111 Wesllincton. The Secret Service dtliwtrs some shockin& news lo the bewildered 11ewsm1n, wtiitll prompts Les to rel'1Ct his roots and find Olll who he rellly is. -~,_., .... • fAU II LCM WITM lJDY CM ..US! e D a CMiPa "Ponth's An· 1els" Plrt OCM of two P1rts. Jon ind Ponch cOllSider ii 1 1111te ol their t1111t wtl111 thly ire wianed to tr1i11 the CHP's lint le1111le moton:ytle olflttf'S-11111~ t1lty fllJ Ill lbff With thetr sttldellts. •SPOm:T9' ... ~lltllt Jt1 Mulll111111ecl All vs. Ken N«ton tn llltfr bOtlt on September 10, 1973. • ()) Cll • a..tie'• .... "St11111women Ancels" Thi Anr•ls ro undtrco¥tr as stu11two111111 to slop 1 min froln kill= his actress wife. .Tiii,., .. • "" .. Clrta .. .... : .......... (IMS) 'S9 (2hrs)-Jolln Wayne, 0..11 M1rt111. A slleriff, 1icltd by his ctru11ken ••· deputy llld I IJOllP ol str1111ers. CM1l11111rts 1 powerful ranclttf who wants his killer brothr released frOlll prlSCMI. 0 Mo.tF,... • ,..,_, "Franz Bon" ........... c.r..., -a:•-• Cl) 0 "" Tiii c-. .. os...a,.... eaOO • (J) a"' z••"" ....... ~ i. .. ._. ... bs'ac.lftllt I ~i: ..... hit cc.t> ---------------------. ....... tlte .... o..-Wll· .pm;111 ............ o.c. ... _.., • Ills._.. ca• a •· tlM ,,..... ,., ...... tie.Mid ............. lllda..., =~~i:...~...: ..................... ifii~---··==:=: ..... ~ ............ , ... ..., .............. ... ....... , ....... ..... ......, .... •::;-n•ac..,_ ........... .. ... ==~.~-- TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 22, 1981 -9:30- 8 (1) <IZl LMill' Miil ec.tact1 10:00 8 Cl) O Ct!Krete c..Mfl 8 Hll:l STJATTUlntD • IUllH CONFfSSISI 8 0 8 Hill Street ... "YCMH Kind. My Kind. Hu111111 Kind" Tiit 111· too-active !Nfd11111 riailantes 1114 playboy Detective JolNiny llltwc's on·the·rob wom1nizill1 sive Clpt1111 fu11llo OM b11 headlChe. .... •WC119 Fllllalr llllM In "Tiie Se1rcher," a llOllllll wants to solve the mystery o4 lier l1lhtr's ' disappe111nce. Laurette S,.111 llMI bmes 01rre11 1uest: alld in ''The W1y We Weren't" 1 couple tries to recre· ate the euphoric days ol their m1rril1e. • °"' ...... Llfll e IKl ta Ille £a Tllis lllllllCll spec11I futwes P111iMcc.rtney and Winp. · ................ • .,...,,i (C-C) (R) ..... .... City ...... -10:30- • Tlll Wlwlls .... ......... a ......., "s... RilM 11:00 •••Cl)<ll08111ws CJ) "'911 .... : ""' ... Illa" (clrl) '&0-TO!ly C•rtis. Jack C>Mit. . ..... : ........... ... ~~hor) 'SS-Jollll Apt. • · C""9 ........ USC vs. °"loft . ........... n..," ...... DIMM," .. ......, C-a.wt' .... ,...,, ....... OCMI.._. .. , .... ac.....--.(U) .. ,... ...... ·~""'" .. r..:::.. (C-C) -11:30- "..:·:: lMt "'=' ...... 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"" ...... ~Cllllit ...._.Ille UClA litllM vi OltlOft. •a 9•••-"R1v1l5" liiaaoit aflCI lllMcy twr11 tilt IOvtl llGfs ,..n,iol 11110 • noto11s scene ol 1Chllecl1111 •def lo help Kraus Slve f.ce 111111 a cluldlloocl 11¥11 who is vlSlhlll hom Ger1111ny 1nd upecls to lilld K1•u1 m111itd to the IO'ltrnor • llewie: "Clll11" (•es) (2hrs) '73-Cllatlts BtoMOn, Jtll Ireland. Y11teenl YID Patten. A ~all bleed 1s btfrttncltd lly 1 I~ year old run1way boy •ho help$ him run his hOlst llllCh in New Mt1ico. ..._, .......... .... : "'-' ...... ...,,... le....,,,., 11'1" (susp) '76 (21us) -Ruth Gordon. Gtor1e MMaos. Tiit SIOIJ ol Rosem11y's baby now 1rown to youn1 manhood 0 IM Ollil & ..., (C.C) • n. Mldleit/l.l4lrt1 ~ .... Sbwt""' -1:30- • (I) (JI a 1'11 I Ii& Girt .... "With Becky, You Ctl [&&1911" Chi nest food. tablecloths. smuhed crochry Ind 1l1sses. 1 p1nltn1 brother, 1 m1ssin1 father, a nt11 sichled Ben and a capable. like cllarae [die m all part ol the re count1n1 of the story ol Becky's bulh m a restaurant m Clnll ltltnelt 8 Fr• J11.,.trffl (C·C) SJ CIJ) W ... iftston Wffk h1 Rtvlt-. ID llahl Mlljtr 9:00 • CV ~ l2IJ Movie: "Mid· 11i&lll Otf11i111" (C·C) (dra ) '81 (2hrs)-Me11ssa Sue Anderson. Ila lheune Damon The story of t110 letnaee h1&h school cirls with the power of wrtchcralt -one 1 eood witch. the other a bad one 1nd their tu1·ol·w1r with each other • Men Gfiffil SM 0 s,.rb AIMriu fl)WlllStrfflW... a v.ter's ,.. •• -9:30- • IBJ SK1111111to Wttt ill 11niew ID ColcwiN 10:00 D [2) Dallas Donna Culvt1 becomes the n"' Mis Ewin& as she and Ray marry Meanwhile. Bobby forms a new alhance with Cltll Barnes, but his growing 1eatousy over Pam compels him lo a confronlation with Alex Ward D Ill) (8) SrECIAl: Great Oisls· ''" llllt SlloM the World '•rt II 8111 llews -·=H-=-~ .. ~ ftill I ... " Tlil "9 ~--a.us11r.,c.,ar1 hew' ct1tt .... 1111 .._ It ttect .._..." .-, ttM l•11 ,........ ........ ......... 1 .... ... ............ -1•.ll-............. ...... &fliitL.-..... 11:00 •• oaa._ .................. I i.'I: ::-...... USC vs. OfttOll Stat• I 11•11•11 .. ; ......... "(•ts) 6 -Alldit M.lrplly, Micllatt Otnlt. A Cavalry C.pt11n must find and dt· stroy Ifie Mescalert Apaches. Wllo have fled from thell reservations I •&TURDAY I 8100 Cl) ......... •c ltJ,...._ ........., .... .., -6:30-.... ......., ()) ......... •YW•Clt •<BttrsY_ ..... (J)tllcetl ........ ·=· ........ • °"' ·= ... . . .... a r-.. 7:00 8 Dldly's ,,.._ fD Tiii ... v.ic. eDklCMtt a s.-rr..,,. . ·• o a Wiilla1H11& 11111 •hmetters -11:30- • c O lllM:"f,..111111r• Tilret" (com) '77 -Charlts Bronson 8 ID a JtllMy Clf1l9 e1M1t:"IW.1TM1111Wtr1· welf' (hor) ·s1-MIChael Landon. Yvonne l1mt . • ()) Clll 121l r.-,s e ... : "I Strtttcar,.,.. Dt· sift M (dra) 'SI -Marlon Brando 18 0,.11 .... 9 fJI) ea,tieM4 UC llews ., .... -12:30- • \U) OJ Tiii .. ~ s,edal -12:40- (.1) ....,._, Meartkal 8VW..Wtsl <Ill Carel llm111t (81 To Tiil lllt Trvtll 1:00 8 Motit: ~ "I Mitht in Cas· 1!11111U" (com) '46-The Man Bros D Video Wul/Hollywood Hurl· but Ill Tiit Don lint Sllow (jJ) Carol lurntll/Adalll·l2 .., World .. ._. llews -1:30- • Movie: "Tiit Gfttn Sli111t" (SCI 11) '69-Roberf Horton While on a m1ss1on to destroy an asteroid headed on a coll1s1on course with Earth. men lrom 1 space station discover a much aruler threat-a substance lhal crows and kills 0) Mowit: "000111watch" (dra) · 12 fan Banllen. ludy Getson. A man. 1nv,st1&atin1 sea hie on a small island. discovers a larce chemical company 1s 111,callr dump1n1 radio acflv' materials 2:00 D Neft11 Cr..,'s C..edy S,., ID llllWs: ''TM C...C," "Dinouu· rus" -2:30- D lllowle: "Advice 1114 CoMetlt" (dra) '62-Henry Fonda 3:00 lr'I Movies: "Tiii llac• Wlllp," "Alll· busll at Cim11ron '•" m Movie: "first Sp1ctsllip on Ven111" (sci 11) ·54 Yo~o Jani 8 CJ) (JI (JI) Sllpeffriellds !tour ()) TV I Lieb It Ltarllill1 •Met FMlt SM .,.,..... ti) Yep '-Mealtlt -7:30- • flllrie's Mack lllM Maclli11 • Tiii iie ..., Marlllt (J)IWArW • n. 5iglesMft Htttl -~llews m Qlle ,..,, USA • Vtattalllt s., ID .. rMin 8:00 D a:z Tiii Mtw ..,_tures ot MichtJ ..._/Ktcklt.., Jetllt a Q1J a Tllt Flilttst .. SM • lliflttull • rn CIDJ a "-'llc111111 Ill folltl Su,.ntlB ID lletle: ll!> "Sbpcuch" (adv) '39 -John Wayn,, Claire lrevor , Thomas Mitchell. Andy Devine m Special ,..,,. fllJ To It Al!11t1111(ed -1:30-u (J) (JJ) Tom & Jerry ... , , .. ,ol 8 Cl) (JJl (8) Hulhclill m h1finity Factory m 11.11111 ID Esft11 Azul 9:00 U LI.' lU lllp lllt1ny/R01dRUn· ner Show 11 15" a ®J IS) F1t1r & thl Gane DON Ill OM G>Clr~as m11w1 ID Acluli414 St .. a•al -9:30- • @-4tl Daffy DIK• 8 ID1 f2l'i TM Richie Ricll/ Sc-, Oto Sllow m Gtttin' Owtr ID El Visit.ante (9) Will Street Wte~ 10:00 DJoftarQMst 8 Ouie & Hmitt Ill lnrel & Hardy ID Tht lulers G> Movie: IJWl "Tht Black Pitch" (wes) ·51-George Montcomery. lom 11100 • SPOITS: WtrW Cu......,.., T..i. Cove111e of the *320,000 Challenae Cup from Ille MaurH:e Alen• 1n Montr11I • llJ <Bl ....... S,.Ci.tl (R) "The Ghost ol lllomas Kempe" u-,OM.a • ltltlrutillll lltdlt11 m Lida~" (JJJ Tiii .,._ l n lla111t -11:30- • <IJl DrM ,d • Cll IJI lt11erlc111 ......... • s..i ,, •• .., lit'$ llldl fm n. Mack of Oil , ..... rGJ • """' ,.,,.,,., 12:00 • ({Z)Fat ~ I .. @ 5'0ITS: Celltp ...... Wasluncton State vs W11sh1ncton • list ill s,.c. DW'lliil WiNWat m MarcllS Wtlllf 81 foobt"5 m Tiiis 11141 ttouse 1lfJ SH)RTS: MW ..... w Utah al Wyom1ne. -12:30-u IJ Zl lotlt bn11rtT11un 3) Movlo: '1J11t lytd JICks" (dra) '61 Marlon Brando. Karl Malden • ,tople 1 lOJ Ani1111ls, Ani1111ls, Anl1111ls ID Movie: "fort w.,th" (wes) '51- Randotph S<ott. D~ltt Brian fD Tllt Fru111 Goli1111tt •2t1 The Brad) lu11cll ID F11tllol lnlt1111liorlll 50 ,.~1 filllll<e 1:00 B Tiit M11111teB 8 M"ie: "D11't M1•1 Wawes" (dra) 67 Tony Curlis Ill Mftit: "Scli,lod" (adv) '66- Dale Robertson. Robert Random 1!]1) ,uMic '"IM m Mewit: ~ "Sands o1 1111 , .... (dra) 49 John Wayne John Acar .l'J U11dtrstllldirlJ Hu1111n ltluwioc W f .. Gllitlr wittl Ultrl W.1 # Movte: "llt1111th lht "-I ot tilt Apts" -1:30-u e 1 ~ lO Minutes lr'I f·lloop t Q Tiie ltod IOfd Flitt fllJ The G11111111s Art-Cornina! so Freehand Sktldli111 2:00 U Movie: "Hlr1e•" (sosp) 73- David Janssen. Keenan Wynn P99917 We Install •COUNTERS •FLOORS •TUBS . • SHOW~RS BRUCE PLANK 12.4 9 SO. FT. TV WEEK. FEBAU4RY 22, 1191 HARTCO OAK PARQUET s I .SS so. FT. SOLID OAK PARQUET 39c EACH INSTALLATION AVAIL.ABlE STARTING AT 15.95 PER ~D. • TRINATTA VIN¥L YtOOO SALE · 13.75 80. FT.· SHE'S A GOOD WITCH It's difficult for most people to beliew that lovely Mary McDonough is not rec1lly Erin W.ilton of CBS's series Thr W11lt1m>. At limes, it's even difficult for Mary not t•believe it. After all, she's been playing the role of thP sensitiVt', middle W.alton daughter for almost half her lift.. While Mary was literally growing up m front of m1l11ons of vaewers she's been doing some "getting ready" of her own. Choosing not to sit back and just en1oy her fame-, she has worked hard and ste.idy to form and m,.ntaan vc1lues of be-mg involved Involvement includes everything from charities to sports She serves as the He.irt A)sodation's Youth Ambassc1dor and repre- sented the Association at conferc•nce!> in Dallas and Mic1m1, was Chairwoman for thP OfK.inaz.itaon's 1980 "Rock and Roll Jamboree" and filmed c1 couple of feature shorts for them. as well M.try also f'ilmed a L'1rt14' n/ thf ~110, in Lis Vegas last year where she !>pent many hours hanging from high wires and performing amazing acrobat1l fec1ts with fel- low actor, Scott Bc110. Atteropting aeric1l stuots worthy of a circus professionc1I, she c1stounded everyone. Acting tr.ikei. priority, however. and the hazel-eyed beauty hc1s continued to study and to work m profes- sional little theater groups in order to deve-lop and polish her craft. It's little wonder then, when shew.ii. offered the pdrt of Robin m the ABC tl'le111s1on movie, Midnight Olfmngs, which airs Fridc1y at 9PM, s he 1umpt>d .it the chc1nce. Robin, you see, 1s " witch, and 1~ a m.irvelous contrast to her role on Tlrr VVulf1•11•. "In M1d111ghl Olfmng~ I plc1y a young coed who's frightened by her awakening psychic powers and is threc1tened with dec1th unless she confronti. a sinister witch who destroys anyone she can dominate Who could rrsii.t a part lake that?," says M.iry with a laugh and a toss of her long auburn h.ia r "I knew when I took 11 thc11 11 would be d gre.11 part for me," ~.sys M.iry, "bec.iuse pl.tying .i witch 1~ a~ fdr away from Erm of Tht VVult.in' .is I cc1n jo\<'t ' She as dl'termmed th.it for one even1 n~ audiences will accept h1.>r .i~ .i witch, .a chdllcngl' In bl' ~url', .,inc(• to m.iny f.ins .,he will alw.iy'> l:ll' I rm, but onl' thing 1s certain, that no mJttN whilh lhJrdClf'r ,1ud1encl'S .iccept. Mary McDonough as a lady who !..nows who she is UMUSIJAJ. NAME . rau,.an INKQue, who pteyt hip, compeeeionate und•rccwer cop, Detectlv• NHI WHhlngton on NBC'a Hiii St'"t BIUN, airing S1tura.y. et 1oPM, ahr.wdly choN hla pteMnt moniker with 1n lnetlnct for It• ~tual ..,catching marqu" value. "Taurua 11 my 1lgn," he explained, "So that'• how 1 got 'TaurHn.' I'm qlack', but I wanted to apell It dlfft,..ntly, llke bo-t·a<.q-u... It• look• good on a billboard-at leaet It look• better than Htrb9rt MIO- dleton Jr. I didn't went to be called 'Herbie' 111 my Ille." Blacque wH born and raised In a blighted eectlon of Newark, N.J .. one of four chlldren llvlng with their divorced mother. He attended Arte High School, 1 college prep school tor art and muelc student•. where his claasmates included slngsre Melba Moore and Gerri Grainger. • He orlglnally planned to become an artist. but abandoned those career blueprints after graduating from high school to take a job as a post office carrier and drtver. where he worked for about 1 o years. After a friend convinced him to enroll in an acting school. the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, 8'acque got his first part in a New York play. With the help of fellow thespian Dick Anthony Williams. a newly~onfident Blacque made his Broadway debut lo the Tony-winning production of "River Niger." Blacque found frequent work as an extra In the New York-based television series. Ball Four. When it was cancelled in 1976, he flew out to Los Angeles and found enough lucrative guest roles in TV (Snip, What's Happening) to justify moving out permanently in early 1977. About this time, Blacque underwent a profound change when he became a born-again Christian. "I love it out here in Los Angeles," said Blacque. "It's more than finding a career, it's finding God I was attending the Crenshaw Ctmst1an Center. and the Rev Frederick K.C Price made at all so clear Things 1 didn't understand became very simple for me. The Father chose this profession for me, that's my tool, my ministry-to brihg the Word and teach people." Blacque sees his character of Washington as shar- ing similarities with himself. "He's divorced and has two kids-like me," he said. "He's sincere apout his work. His children and his job are most important to him. To be an undercover cop means he's come a· long way. and he·s not about to blow It." • Pege 11