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Home My WebLink About1981-03-08 - Orange Coast Pilot' SUNDAY \!'L.J ~L ff ragedy ~ haunts • survivors By RICHARD GREEN Of IM o.ltr f'IW Sa.ff Judith Conklin Nesbitt was slain last Nov. 26 In Newport Beach, but she wasn't the only victim of the crime. Just ask her 17·year-old daughter, Lisa. ''There'• no doubt about it . . . everybody in our family is a victim of this thing,'' said Lis a , who Ii voes with h e r f amily i n Irvine. S he said 01tuN s he and her father, Fred, hurt deeply, her 12-year-old brother Jeff doesn't fully realize what has happened and her two older brothers Mike. 19, and Steve, 20, are in a "state of shock." Lia.a Nesbitt says she'd like to ttiscusa her family's tragic ex- perience in the hope that It will make criminals aware of the far-reaching consequences of their acts. "If thole who commit crime would just realize what it does to famlllea, maybe they wouldn't do It,'' aaid Miss Nesbitt. The tragedy that disrupted the Nesbitt fJmlly occurred Jaat Tbaftbiivhil Eye, a time when famllies are usually to1ether. ·•My mom was supposed to pick rrle up from wort at Ken- tucky Fried Chicken and we were supposed to go shopping,·· Miss Nesbitt aaid. "But ahe dido 't show up and I ended up walking home. It isn't far. "I sat on the couch in our liv- ing room and just kept waiUng for her to come home. 1 just stared at the door and waited. My hair appointment was for 6 o'clock and I thought she'd be home by then for sure, but 'she wasn't. "1 called some or her friends. Normally I'd call the boat -it's kind of like a second home for us -but for some reason I didn't. "We were supposed lo have the whole family over about 25 people and the table was set and everything when my dad came home. He called the boat and got no answer. He waited about 15 minutes and decided to go down there anyway. "I waited awhile after my dad left and then called the boat myself. "A ~Y picked up the phone and said ·Newport Beach · Paramedic.· I said 'Let me talk to my mot.her.' He kept saying she was ill and finally I began screaming into the phone, ask· ing for my mot.her. 'She's passed away' he told me." Miss Nes bitt said her memory is a little cloudy alter that point. She said she didn't ask for any details or bet1motrte,r's death un- til several days lat'er when her brother filled her in. ·'That was the second big shock," Miss Nesbitt said. Police said that Judith Conklin Nesbitt was killed by a single gunshot to the head, fired at close range in the early after- noop hours on Nov. 26. Mn. Nesbitt reportedly came to the Marina Dunes Yacht Anchoraee early that Wednes- day afternoon and told several marina patrons that she was ex· <See VICl'IMS, Pace Al> Pride, precision paraded Nothing like the U.S. Marine Corps Battle Co lor Ceremony to cap- ture your atten- tion . Pvt. Scott J enkins gave son Wayne, 15 months, an assist in watching the musi- cians and drum major provide the military pageantry at the Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro. The na- tion a 11 y famed Silent Drill Team and Drum and Bugle Corps from Washington, D.C. p erfor med fo r l ocal Marines , their families and civilian em - ployees. Cannonllall eO.nneetloD Beach di1c®ery linked io 1unken 1hip? ' •U&PBINI!, I&. ... ...., ..... SANTA Blj··~ -A Hubore walker bu dllcovend a t9Donball on Goleta State Beach, lncnulu IJ*:Ulatlao today tbat tbe hulk of an ancl•t wanhlp m8f be buried bere beneath the aud. The ....._ ball, about tbree tnebel lD diameter Mil'-.edded 1D tat aDd IOIDt kua naUJ, wu r.-a tbe aame lite wlMn ftve U · dent cannam ....,. uncovend by OC'9M ltor1DI onJaa.n . ''PrelimlDar)' ............ tbe ball ..... be of a Ille tbat oouW laaYi-... ftNd bJ ta.. cannom," 1ald JollQ Stalll, Ult to 8W W.U.C.1 *-'=~ta Barbera ComtJ Board GI "Hlltory of our area lndlcatea maa1 early- daJ 1blpe were lott around hire,"_. Stahl, Wbo ii coordinatlal tbe CUDOll det.all. ''Tbt ... are lood that .... WU ol lpenilll oriSID. "We're looklDI at a period from the mld·UOOI to tbe mld·llOOI. Tbe ball'I retnenl ii illlPOftUtt 8'abl H · plailled,f..-It teedl to diaeGullt _. tbeorJ that tbe •• eannom wen almplJ aeuttled or lboYed a eHfl ..,.., early 8pullll dQa ill tbes.&a'8u'beraana. ... _..._. tllat ....... Utlfaall" ..... aleo .... bJ •U.. ~ ......... w-. Ht dHUMd te......,, "'* 1tiM1ii w lbe • .,_..dtJ· 1b1'' --waJMr. . .... ·=-:.=.~:na· ..... ,,... ( ,,... Haig denounces barbaric death BOGOTA, Colombia <AP> - Terroriata executed kidnapped American Bible translator Chester Allen Bitterman early Saturct.y with a ahot through the heart hours after announctnc lime for negotiating his r,leue had run out. Hia body, round in a hijacked minibus, waa wrapped in ~e guerrillas' red and black nag, the U.S. Emb,asay said. Police repotted they found Bil- terman 's body at 4:30 a.m . in an industrial -residential neiahborhood or Bogota six hours after the M-19 guerrilla group offered its "last chance" to bargain for Bitterman 's life. M-19 had accused Bitterman of being a CIA s py and de- manded as the price for his life that the institute for which he worked leave Colombia . The Summer Institute of Linguistics, which translates the Bible into Indian dialects, refused to do so. The SIL is affiliat ed with Wycliffe Bible Translators of Hu.ntiftetoo Beach. A Boeota radio station said Bitterman would be burled near the Indian village ln eastern Colombia where he had worked. In Washington, &cretary of State Alexander M. Haig, Jr. is- sued .a statement saying, "The barbaric murder of Chester Bil· terman by terrorists in Colom- bia is a despicable and cowardly act which we totally condemn. "Chester Bitterman, a young father of two small children, de- voted his life to helping others. His death is a tragic loss to this country and the people or Colom- bia he sought to serve. We mourn this loss. .. Chester Bitterman and his family have shown the highest standards of steadfastness and bravery of which all Americans Sewage spiUage All Newport Beach shoreline off limits By JODI CADENHEAD Of ,.,. O•llr ,.,,., s-.H The Newport Beach shoreline is closed to the public today after a sewer line ruptured Saturday. dumping millions of gallons of raw sewage into the bay. Orange County health officials ordered the closure of the bay and all beaches from the pier to Scotchman's Cove after the leakage started Saturday at 10:30 a .m . near 1600 W. Coast Highway in front of the Balboa Bay Club. Monty Till, a spokesman for the county Sanitation Depart- ment, said that the only way to repair the highly pressurized un- derground pipe was to divert the waste water to the Newport Bay. Traffic snarled and snaked along a single lane of the usually congested beach thoroughfare Saturday aa work crews mopped up the waste water spilling onto the st.reel Till said that natural corrosion caused the 31>-inch bole ln the pipe located 8 to 10 feet under· ground. The pipe carries about 5 million aallooa or waste water a day frpm the pump station at the Bay Bridge to the treatment plant at Brookhurat. At 3:31> p.m. the damaaed sec- tion of pipe was isolated and all waste water was diverted to the baY. Till aaid that eervlce to cu1tomen would not be altered aa a rilult ol the ruptured pipe. Robert Stone, director of tbe county Environmental Health Departmeftt aaid tbat bumu es· po1ure to tbe contaminated water could reault In "a number of laledAcml." i. Stone warned awtmmen to itaJ 8Wa1 tr... all IMtacMi la N..,..n, ..... tUt tbeJ .-ct ......... ,. ...... wmM biorMl't.oeem· ...,. e ,...,.. °' ............ . "It's putting something like half a million gallons or raw sewage into the bay. This will result in a very high ·contamina· lion of the bay and very likely the adjacent beaches." Boating activities will be al- 1 owed and Orange Coun ty Harbor officials don't expect the sturdy vessels to be hampered by the sewage flowing into the bay. "As far as we know it wiU not affect boats at all," said Sgt. John Holani of the Orange Coun- ty Harbor Patrol. "The only way it would affect a boat engine is if some of the waste entered the water cooling system." Despite the sewage con- tamination, Holani said that he expects to see Sunday boaters sailing in from other ports un- aware of the incident. (See Cl.()SED, Page A.2) ON THE INSIOE TRY FOR SIGHS -Eight women judged u 1enUemen's haberdubery waa modeled at an Orance Coast fuhion ahow. For a look at the stylish sbenanl1am, tum to Pase BS. And to aee what it COit.i local women to follow the Flrat Lady'• lead in buylna deaiiner cloth•, ... Paae Cl. PSD.ING'I MUTUAL -The f01ter IJ'andparent.a proaram at Fairview State Hospital matchea senior cltlaena who want to feel uaefw ud chllclren wbo neecl'extta patience and lov· lnl, Paqnaat pictures ltal't OD Pa1eAS. TALSNIB TOLD -Now tbat tM7 baYe reached tbetr ulUmate -• BNedway mu. -mlmel aobert ·•t•ld1 and Lortne Yaratll are ..Woua to makt JoJfUI ............ cs . can be proud. I extend our deepest condolences to his wife and family . They have courageously demonstrated that Americans will not give in to terrorist blackmail.'' The State Department said Bitterman waa in CoJombia "as a man of peace and faith and was innocent of any wrongdo- ing.' · It noted be worked as a linguist under contract with the Colombian government. Bitterman was shot once in the heart, according to the Bogota police chief, Gen. Luis Eduardo Castillo. A spokesman at the Justice Department morgue told re· porters. "We don't think he su.f- rered because he was drugged before being murdered." He did not elaborate. Castillo issued a communique <See 811TERMAN, Page A.2) Airport aid end sought By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of -Oallr Pllel Steff An estimated $8 million per ~ generated by an 8 per· cent surcharge on pa11enger tickets at J ohn Wayne Airport- ia flowing into a federal airports development fund. Orange County 5th Dlatrict supervisor Thomas Rlley and the county leglalaUve planning committee want to keep that money at borne. Riley, backed by a recommen· dation from the committee, will aalt fellow supervisors Tuesday to join in witbdrawin1 John Wayne Airport from the federal Airport Deve,lopment Aid Pro- gram <ADA'P). The proposed resolution -d.is- trl buted Friday afte rnoon to s upervisors' offices -s tates support for a federal bilJ SS08, that. if enacted, would permit airport pre>prietors to leave ADAP. The bill was authored by Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kansas, chairman or the Senate aviation sub-committee. "We provided about $8 million lo the ADAP each year, and we have been getting back about $1 million, on the average," said Steve Kozak, Riley's aide for airport matters. He accused the Federal Avia- tion Administration. which con- trols ADAP, of "using the money for its own pet projects ... As examples, Kozak cited ex· pansion of Dulles International Airport near Washington D.C. and construction or a new airport in Massachusetts. "We don't get anything real· ly," Kozak said. Last year. however, Orange County received $4.5 million through ADAP toward the $6.3 million cost of purchasing 13 acres of land on the airport's west side. Should the county's proposed move succeed, Kozak said, "We could levy our own head tax. There would be no sweat facing the airport." The airport master plan ap- proved by supervisors Feb. 18 calls for $75 million improve-<See AIRPORT, Pa1e A.2) HIDDEN HA VEN -Colum· bus was the first tourist to flad St. Barts. a sleepy colony in the Caribbean. It sUll takes a bit ~ doing lo reach this resort. Details on Page All. . INDEX / '""' 1..-.cll ., ftl-t CM CIMtil... OMI. .. .. ~ C .... 4' Cl C-.N M ONtll..... .. ......... ,.,, .............. ,..., 1..-rt1 t n , ,. et-' ,,,_..._ ,.. ......... I W 'llMl!Ct Cl~ T.E. Baaer • Newport Beaclt, wall paferer: "~Vm/ child should h_Gw tM /re«Jmn tq.dectde. It lhouldn't be ·remicted and i~•houldn't be~-It'• important that cltUiJNrl ftaw 'tM · opporh.olit11 to P'Oll if ,,..,, ..., to.,, AJeir Newm• , Ne..,..n Bead!, waiter: "I UdM chUdr~ ~ bfl ~to f1"tl¥' if tMt/ want to. If thq doiit want to, ... ,"'1 can go OuU1de a .ecohd. It'• ~ reall11: 4t' s jut °' right to let , them begin the IChool day with Q PfOtleT CJ1 it ii right to not let *hem." . • •• ur· ..... \ Na., DalebcMt• N~wport Beacll, lilouewlfe: "I dOtl'& think each achool day ahould begin idth a JWOlleT. I don't think we nffd to etarl ~ day Wee that. If a tHChef' wantl to ~ a pra,,er, ft'I ffrte . -bl&t it lhouldn't be~-·· I ' :in· .... 10 ,.... • -,~f:nn'I • , ....... ~1WeJ·1-. r:-'~........._ •. ,.;OI .......... ~ ...... --t:···--........... .. ...... A1rtla Dencula&Mll Ad of 1111, It wo11ld • be u ·a:=wtaat II Ylitwd by ""ell• aftldall -&be • .,.:. fl PAA ..S &be Qvil A•t•rutlel Board lD e~ ~-. Per a.ample, the "1AA 1-.t "IUllUI-tbNatened to'., tlae• ~ty tbe ""' m.Uli• .. 4DAP 'fUDllla ti It did not lm~edlatelJ comply wttb a dlreeUve to permit all qUaJlfted Jet air car- riers .eeeu to tbe airport. ' Mon ~. tbe PAA ud tbt CAB bavt! lAcUdted dia- t Pl•ature with the coudtrs Jll'O'' blbitm, jet air earrien from Oy- lnt QOll·atop to deatinatiou more \ban 50P qillea awar. Onee qain, there la a feeliq amoq &oeal olftciala tbe FAA would me deDlal of ADAP f\IDdl to force the county to Wt tbe ·limitation. · Soveel indicated late Friday !'up port ex ls ta am on 1 1upenl1ora for Riley's pro- po1a1; U.., 1aid however, tbe Uklllpod of '-assa1e 1of the federal llllalation aa propoMd by Sen, kaa~ebaum i1 con., 1ldered lllm.. . "Bat what we're lootiaa at could be an lDtlttal propo981 for future necotlatlon." one oftleial said. ............ ) BI'l*l'ERMAN • aartns three men in t.bei:r late 20I laijadled •the minlbaa and bouDd, ..... and bliadfolded the driver.-One of tbe mee tbm drove the veblele to the hideaway to &*k up B1ttenaan. The cqsnmumque quoted tbe bua driver, Omar ZambraDO, aa telltn1 police, "I beard a abot and at tbe same Ume a sbOut." Police laid the guerrillu then fied. Zambrano mana1ed to free h.imaelf and called POiice. • • Jn, an laterview from bla home Stone laid tllat be couldn't de· termine .what the toac-ranee ef • teeta of the contamlnaUon would be. "Sewage bu a hi1h oxyceo need. It could lower oxy1en levels to tbe extent that flJb and other or1~ms could be ad· versely affected," said StGGe. "lt'1 quite poulble that the OXJleD level ID the bay could be depleted. rd say that la definite- ly a -pcmlblllty ... County sanitation officials said that they eXpect to have the ruptured pipe repairecl by today. Westbound lanea of Coast Hi1hwa1 11'9 open and one eut- bound lane was opened Saturday night. Deity .......... ,.... HAUNTED BY MOM'S DEATH u ............. ....,...... Fr .. r ... ttJ VICTIMS. • . ~ew . Right, a 'threat' peeling a prospective buyer for the family boat, the Felicidad JV. Police theorize that a man purporting to be a prospective buyer went aboard and then shot he r for some unknown reasoo. McGovern warm teacher• in M eaa apeech A Newport Beach police in· vestieator I.a sWl working full· time on tbe tbree-mooth~ld cue. Pormer S1tD. ~eorce lleGonrn .1Carwed1!:,~-'ae~~· mHtlntfa ~It• Ba_., that edueatioa 1 belnt threatmecl by the ol tbe New R1Cbt lD American polltlea. ''They are ftlled with the kind of fear and paranoia that la tbe enemy of education," said the South Dakota Democrat. "I am against the rigid approach of the right wing." McGovern told a regional meet· ing of the Calilomia Teachers Association he blamed bis defeat last November on a carefully or· cheatrated right-wing campaign that labeled him u anti-family for bis support of the Equal Rl1bts Amendment and abor· lion . He cited the defeats of fellow senators John CUiver of Iowa and l"nmk Church of Idaho u other casualties of a powerful rl1ht·win1 faction orcanUing. across tbe country. "They went down not because of their lntellectual capabllities or public reeord, but because Rites slated Monday for Mr. Brewer thty ...... tarteted," claimed ·~ . 1'be t.b.--Cenn aeliatGir aUd that U.. campalp to uue8t blm be1an in Jaauary tm, and In- cluded a vitGroul effort by COD· servative fact1oos to d~minate Woman killed in Orange A 23-year-0ld Oran1e woman was killed instantly early Satur- day when her 1port.1car 1werved. into the oppotite lane of traftlc and ltnack another veblcle on Cbapmu Avenue eaat of Can· yon VlewinOrance. La Vona Fuller WU eutboand on C=an Avenue wbell ber car acrou the roadw97 at 2:17 a.m. ltr1klnl a pldl-ap truck driven by lame• Van- Demark.a:. of Fullerton. Vu-Demart bll wile Klm. II, of Fullerton were tranapol'ted to Chapman hoapital wlth moderate u.Jurl•. radlo talk lbow'I ud letters to u.. ..... ertttd&tu bim. "Tbe7 slinply lift -the Bberala and the moderates in the duat iD terms of organisation," be said. McGovern ur1ed the teacben to support Americans for Com- mon Sense, a group be started to counter the increasing influence of the New Right. McGovern warned that re- ligion and the Bible will become the umbrella for right-wing groups in much the same way that family causes dominated many issues in the '70s. Answering questions after bis 1peecb, McGovern warned that military support in El Salvador could lead to another Vietnam. "We're on the verge of stumbl- inl into another military COD· frontatiod in El Salvador," said McGovern. "We could probably win. But what are we tryin1 to prove - tbat our military, with the help ol tbe El Salvador covenunent la 1troa1er than a bunch o1 guer- rillas? "There's so llWe diuent, u ll Vietnam waa Just a lost leuon." Llaa Nesbitt la Juat DOW start· ing to cet over the tragedy. Sbe has dropped out of Irvine mgb School but plans to continue ther e this fall as a senior. She points out, however, that she is still haunted by thoughts of the crime. "I panic when I see a guy fit. ting the suspect's description - and tha t des c ription is so general that it could fit a lot of people," she said. She added that noises in the night have taken oo a new mean· ing, and she gets anxious when someone in the family is late. Jn cootrast to all the bad ex· periences usociated with Mrs. Neabitt's death, Lisa sald the family bu been brought closer " tocether, abe ia more self.refiant and appreciative and her friends · · bne rallied to her side. · Alao, the kil.llnc bas left her unshakably ln support of the death penalty. But perhape her big1est re- a 11 aa tfon she .. ,Id, is that "nothing in the world worse than this can ever happen to me." . :;: -----------------------------··!! Who says the ski season is over? Snow Summit-1z· tEW SNOW-great skiing Mammoth- ' fR' Bme, 3 ft. tEW SNOW-excellent~ Utah 86" be, l'Z' tEW .sHOW--exmllent 8kiing Colorado-/Jr Bole, 18'' tEW SHOW.-.xcellent lkiing ldahO- "'--tp>d skiing , . ••• ... ' . .. . • \ I l I I . ,.,. ......... Few men would pcus up a chance to hold up Brooke;g·eld&' feet and child~ actor Gary Coleman, star o/ "Dlff'rent Strokes," is no exceptkm~ Model Lauren N ~man looks on during taping of the ·'Mike Doug Show.•• Mus Shield& u using leg weights as muscle toners .. Jorgensen wondering · C)lrla&ble Jor1eHea may be a wonder woman, but she's not Wonder Woman and shouldn't pose as such, ac· cording to Warner Com· munlcations. The conglomerate. which owns the rights to the comic book character, has usked Miss Jorgensen, of Laguna Niguel, to stop using a cos· tume that resembles the outfit worn by Wonder Woman. Miss Jorgenson, who was George Jorgensen before a sex change operation in 1952, bas been wearing a costume similar to the s u p e r heroine's In the finale of her nightclub act at the Club Freddy. Jo11o•NHN In a message delivered to the New York club, Warner told the entertainer ·'your unauthorized portrayal of the Wonder Woman character as part of J'OUT act constitutes infringement and unfair com petition." Tony Origlil, a spokesman for the Club Freddy. said "She is not using an exact duplicate. She even calls It the 'Superwoman' part of her act." You might expect Sen. Strom Tlnarmoad to travel first class. But that just isn't always the case, as Educa· lion Secretary Terrel ff. BeU learned. Bell Oew to Columbia, S.C. from Washington to sl)t'ak at the School Administrators Conference. and Thurmond, the state's senior senator, came along to introduce him. Bell bought a Cirst·class plane ticket, expecting to sit with the Republican senator. But Thurmond bought a tourist ticket. "There aren't many U.S. WIWam R~·MOU bowed out Saturday after 14 years as editor of the Times of Lon· don with a.n article in the newspaper beaded ·'My Resumption of Liberty". ll began "This is the last issue of the Times I shall edit.'' '· J have been too sensible for too long, and now I need not be sensible again, at least for the time being," he wrote tongue-in-cheek. He said that after 14 years under the ·'restraints of im- partiality" imposed by tbe 190-year-old newspaper, "l feel like the prisoners at the end of Fidelio, bursting out of their jail house with a song or joy on their lips." Rees·Mogg's ,successor as editor of'the Times is Harold Ewau, editor of the Sunday Times since 1967. , ...... _AJ senaton who ride tourist," Bell said, "I'm going to use this in my speech.'' Thurmond said be was "saving the government some money." . On the plane, a passenger offered Thurmond his first · ·class seat, but the 79-year- old senator declined. He sat in tourist class with Tracey Luther, 8, and Lilian Garcia, 14. After talking with the children and a few minutes rest, Thurmond walked to first class and spoke with Bell about his speech. EmU_y and WUUam Barris and their former Symbionese Liberation Army cohort, Ra11ell Lltlle, wi ll be together again this week to discuss Little's upcoming retrial. The Harrises, who are serving sentences in separate prisons in the kidnapping of Patricia Hearst, wlll vlalt Little at the California Medical Facility. Little ls servlnc time for aaaault and escapl.ne from PrUon In tf74 alt.er b1a conviction for the 1173 1layin1 of •arc•• Feater, Oakland schools superintendent. Bill Taylor, a CMF spokesman, aaid the three wlll diacuaa Little'• retrial lD the Foster slaying, acbeduled to begin later this month. CANNONBALL CLUE TO SHIP? • • • conference to detail the new disclosures some time this week. Just last Wednesday. the five cannons themselves, each weighing about 700 pounds and heavily encrusted with shale, tar and sea growth, went on public display at UC Santa Barbara. The ancient weapons were submerged in a special bath of fresh water and soda ash, used to retard any further deterioration. According to John Johnson, a graduate stu- dent in charge or archaeological collection at UC Santa Barbara, the cannons will be restored to determine if they were from a wreck or simply scuttled. · IC the cannon, cannonball and other ~vidence proves lo be as much as 300 years old, 1t would date the shipwreck al about 1681. Nobody is saying anything about a possible Spanish treasure ship yet. One theory holds that the Goleta State Beach sands could be hiding the built of The Natalie, a British man·of·war known to have plied Santa Barbara waters in the early 1800s. Pivotal to that theory is whether the can- nons went down with the vessel or were simply scuttled by a crew at sea a not uncommon practice on early fighting ships. Dr. Frank Frost, a history professor who is helping on the identification process, said in his 30 years in the area, ·'I've never heard of a discovery of this magnitude." Researchers believe if the cannons were de- liberately pitched overboard, the crew would have broken off the gun mounts and spiked the. -9T firing holes to render the weapons useless to a potential enemy. LI, however, the guns were left in operable condition, then the chances are good that the re· m!lins of an entire ship are under the sand. Johnson said no more digs will be attempt- ed on the beach site until this determination is made. So far, university experts have chipped away some heavy encrustations searcbJng for a maker's mark. They have found rings around the butt ends, which means the cast iron can- nons were not or American manufacture, Johnson said. The restorers also have uncovered bits of chain and rope which were used to secure the cannon during firing. These piece.s will be carbon-dated to determine their age. The knob end on one cannon, called the button, also bas been exposed. UC researchers have made balf·scale draw· ing of each cannon for recording significant features as they are uncovered. Johnson estimates rest.oration of the can· nons, including an electrolysis bath after the outer crud is knocked olf, will take one year and cost $10,000. "We should then have some very well pre· served cannons," he said. Maritime history buffs may make donations for the project, Johnson noted, by contacting the UC Santa Barbara Foundation, Cannon Restoration Fund, Cheadle Hall, Santa Barbara 93106. 'em ) Promi1ed expo1e malle1 •olon• jittery W ASHINGTONj<A P)-A blon41e Wathlqton IOt>byllt. wbo poeed putJaUy nude for Pl1Jbo7 M a1ulae l1 wrltln1 a book about ber experlenc• on Capitol mu .• proepect which hat CIDe Republican CODtJ"ffSman to U. White ffoUle for dlaeu11lou wttb polltlcal confidant1, and led another to aay be and two col· lea1uea erred by 1barin1 a house with the womaa durlq a Florida fOlfinl vacation. Rep. Thomu 8 . t.:van.1 Jr. ol Delaware , a leadln1 Houae spokesman for President Reagan, met twice with Wbl~ House political advisers amid reports linklng him with lobbyist Paula Pa.rldnson. Paul Ru.sao, one of the Reagan aidea who met with Evana, declined to say whether there was any discussion of Mrs. Parkinson. He said the meet.log waa confidential. Evans refused to talk to re· porters after publication Friday of a story in the Wilminatoo News Journal llnltlng him, Rep. Tom RailBback, R-IU., and two other congressmen with the lob- byis t. He issued a statement saying he had never let anythlnt but the interests of Delaware and the country influence his House votes. Railsback said he, Evans and Dan Quayle, a former House member who bas s ince been elected to the Senate from In- diana, "made a big mistake" when they stayed at the Florida . house in January 1980 with Mrs. Parkinson. Rep. Marty Russo, D-111.. also was along for the golfing vacation, but spent the week elsewhere. ALLURING LOUYllT? Paul• Partdneon Eight men stayed in the four- bedroom house during the golf holiday. Railsback said bis room mate at the house was a physician from Delaware. Railsback said that "when we got to the house and saw that Paula~ tben, ft llMMdd bave •It.her •ed Mr to moft M or •• lbould ........... °"'· .. a • ......-added, 0 11ae dlda't ,P~ me. l cli4a't touda ......... J dlda't ba¥ ........ . Wq to do wltb -..... . fter' WM no IOl!dtatiai•• He said be did not now ~ the "YGIYementof .__. ... ··1knowrouwu1•aa ~ 1.0 proteet lll1 frimd T• EYiDa, but lt'1 true," Ralllbaet tald: "I dido 't know anyt.biq about bed· time arransementa." At the center ol tbe 'pi9ode u Paula Clifton Parkinlon, 30, wbo waa a re1lstered lobbyist a1ainst a crop iuurance bill tbat was before Congreaa in 1980, and who in recent weeks baa all but dropped out of silbt. Mrs. Parkinson, who posed partially nude for an article on "Women·of Washington" in last November' a Playboy, is writing a book about her experiences in W aablngtoo, according to her at- torney, Mark Sandground. Rlta Jenrette, estranged wife of former Rep. John Jenrette, D- S.C., baa told interviewers that a lobbyist made videotapes·of sex- ual encowiters with memben of Cqngress Hank Parkinson, the lobbyist's estranged husband, said he believes his wife is the woman to whom Mrs. Jenrette was refer- ring. While House and con - gressional sources said Evans, who sources said was a frequent companion of Mrs . Parkinson during the past year. ·discussed his problems in two meetings with top·level Reagan aides. ' ' I Judy • • execution nears I l ~ MICIUGAN CITY, Ind. (AP> -Steven T. Judy, lbe unrepen- tant killer of a mother and her three youn1 cbiJdren, spent what could be hla final Saturday confi. dent efforta to atop bia execution bad failed. ''I'm ftnally 1ettin1 10met.blna that I want," the blond, blue. eyed youn1 murderer t.oicl ,.. porters In a newa eooference • t.tae century-old Indiana State Prison. Leeal maneuvers to halt the executiOll, scheduled for early Mooda7, appeared llooelr..u.d by Jud)''• acl•mant desire to die for ht.I conviction of tbe April 1979 ra~strangulation of Terry Lee Chasteen. 21, or lndJanapolb and the drownings of her three children. all," said Mrs. Carr. "He says when he lays down to sleep, so many things are running throu1b his mind. It's not guilt. There's so many people he's leavlnc letters for. There's so much to do." · All the preparaUona for tbe ~Jl· Reagan may get ear;f11l in Canada ' ecution -the first in Indiana in ' 20 years -were complete. Tbe prlaon's electric chair, made -Of wood aalva1ed from gallows, waa elven a teat run. It alao was refurblabed and 1ivea a MW coat of vamiah. Judy wu permitted to ae&eet up to 10 wttneua, but ~ wUl be oolr two, b1a attonaey ud Ma foater fat.her, from Indianapolis. No ~eporters will be ,permitted to witness the execution. Althou&h there was no official conllrmaUon, aecurity apparent- ly •• beef..-tap to preftllll a prl~ uprtaJ.di like tbe ooe at llJc'"-an City Jut ApriJ. About 1,700 lnmates are crotrdecl ln&o the fortress-lite prison. Six othen are oa death row. · • I I ; • l ' I I But just in case he changed his mind al the last minute, a direct telephone line was set up to Gov. Robert D. Orr in Indianapolis. Orr can order a stay, but bas said the sentence should be car- ried out. WASIUNGTON (AP) -Presi- dent Reagan, lD bis fint foreip trip as chief execuUve, traveh to Canada this week prepared to "listen carefully" to that COUD· try's opposition to U.S. involve· ment in El Salvador. But aides say Reagan expects the same courtesy. By law, the executioner's job falls to Warden Jack Duckworth , a Methodist minister and former misa~ . Duckworth haa been unwUlin,g to say whether he will throw the switch. . I Attorney Steven L. Harris, who defe.nded Judy at his trial, said he had arranged with the trial judge and the state and U.S. Supreme Courts to stand by in case Judy changed his mind. He said he and a lawyer who assisted in the case hoped to persuade Judy to appeal during weekend visits, but "it's a waste of time." Judy, whose father served time in prison here, also was al· lowed to visit with his roster parents, Robert and Mary Carr, and their children Saturday. His natural parents abandoned him as a child. "He's not ~Jeeping well at · Though there are several is· sues between the two neighbors that Canadians are anxious to re solve, Reagan's 30-hour journey to Ottawa Tuesday ls mainly symbolic and designed to acquaint him with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, whom Reagan bas never met. He is the fint American presi· d e nt to visit Canada since Richard M. Nix.on, in 19"11. Administration officials said they dJd not expect any ol the problems to be "solved on the . spot," despite Canada's interest in setUing issues relating to fisheries, acid rain and the natural gaa pipeline. M.agazine Rack Table .......... 529•s During Friday night's news confereJJce, Judy said be is re· lieved he will be executed. He abandoned his legal appeal• Jut October, saying he did not want lo languish in prison for life. "I don't know what waits for m e," the 24·year·old kilJer said. "But whatever it is, it bas to be better than this.•• Of the death penalty, be said, "If that was the punishment that was handed out, it should be car· ried out. To me, it is a relief. I would have to spend the rest of my Hie in prison. I can't see it." As for his four victims, Judy said he doesn't lose any sleep over them. "It's just something that happened," be said. A oombinetlon m•111lne rlldl IW1d chelnlck table of bNutifuf Wlllnut-flnitMCI wood. It'• d .. lc detitrl wlH Ntdl lllY decor. Liffttyle ,,. ...... ""'* ~ .... toa .................... "."'" .. ...................... c.ny. . /KO oonUNCllOft, 24" )( 15" JI 24W' tell. ... ._.,,NA..-. l.*'tytt KO .. ............ ,.,. .. JI """JI ,,. I .. Newsman probed Hijackers ~ee four Islamic diploma&• try to end crUu • ISLAMABAI>, Paklltaa CAP> -HUactera tbreatealnl to blow up a PakJattnl Jet,lt.Der In Kabul nleued four boetaen Se~ u4 .......... their deMJloe .. dl91omat8 trqm ft.e l1Jamle na· Uou lad the Pal•ttne Libel'&· ijoa OrpniutiOG tried to end tM 1~1 ac:c:ord.illl to re- porta frGm ,u•twmtan. Tbe tbree bljacken who com· mandeered the Pakt1tanl alrllner Jut Moaday and foreed lt to Kabul, demandln1 release of prlaoner1 ID Pakl1taa, ex- . tended tbeir deadllA• to 2:• a .m . PST today, Radto Af•banlet.u Hid. The Jalamlc reprnetadvea met "to eoordinate ~ opera· tlons for tbe releHe of tb• boata1e1, 11 tbe broadcut laid without elaboration. IN WASlllNGTON, the U.S. State Department 1aid lt Ml told tbe Soviets it HPff\I tbeal to "use~ tnlluence" to belp end the 1lx-day-old bljacklal. Tbe Soviet Unloo bu ataUoeed u ..umatect •. ooo ll'OOPI ... Deeembs 1t7t ID AIO&at.tu. Alta tbe release BaturdaJ ol two ADlerican wome and two 1iek PaW•1D• m•, Patllt•' alrUno and WHtenl offtelalt placed tbe number ot captives aboard at Ul, mclodlna three Americus and two Pakistani me wbo are permuent real· dent al*-ID the Unlt.ed States. One ......... Pakiltanl IUI· pected ol IDvolwmeat in the 1m coup tbat lutalled Gen. Mobam· macl Zia al-Haq, was 1bot to death Friday. in scam LOS AN0£LES (AP) Televitloll new1c:aater Kea Jones la Udder lnv•tl1atloe foe caablq s:aoo,ooo worth of ebecU that eventually bounced, poll~ aald. Security PacUlc bank offtdall 1ald tbef ba•• been defrauded of $100,000 tbrouP a cbeck kit· in& 1cbeme alle1edly perpetnt· ed by Jones, wbo work• fOI' the CBS station KNXT. Channel 2. Negative results of Salvador aid seen Tbe Mahan roverument uked repruentaUvn of Iraq, Iran, Ban1tadelh, lndooesia and the Palestine Uberatlon Or1anila- tlon to jolD it and Soviet offldals to "help in 1ettln1 the boata1es releHed," Radio Kabul Hid. PAKISTAN 'S defense aecretary, Maj. Gen. Rahim Khan -wbo also bead• Paid.tan lntemaUonal Alrllnes -told a news conference Satur- day that Pakistan autboriled the Afcban government to launch a rescue mission and offered to send ita own anU-terror squad to· help. The kltlnl pJ'OCeu, so called because the cbecka drawn on ID· 1\lfflciesit funds are "fioatinc'' between the banks for several days before they bounce and are returned. was begun Feb. 23 and ~oded F e b . 26, said Roy Hartmann, executive vice preal· dent in char1e of Security Bank's Calllomia branches. DIUg of a race '·Meathead" the armadillo is cajoled toward tbe fl.n1ah line by bis coach, Shawn EnJ)lsb of Newport Beach. Despite bis (and her) best efforts the annored creature Jost the so·called First Annual Southern California Armadillo Race in Los Angeles Saturdal. Rule change could increase oil output WASHINGTON (AP) -The Reagan administration will pro- pose easing air pollution regula- tion• to permit major oil re- fine ries and auto assembly plants m California to increase production substantially. Vice President George Bush's office announced Saturday. Bu.ah'• office salct the chanae, which would aJfett not only President Reagan's home state but could have a major enviroo· mental impact throughout the country, would permit refiners and other sources ol air pollu- tlo• to modify ~ltelr plJnta wltttout st..-itlc..ai inc~ aJr pollution. • • An environmental spokesman, however. charged the ''seemlnl· ly t echnical little changes" would give away the govern- ment's principal tool for en- couraging manufacturers in polluted areas lo build clean, modem plants. THE RULE change would "sharply reduce red tape blad- ing new industrial development while continuing to protect public health acainst air pollu- tion," the announcement said. "Tbese modifications will al- low state refiners to process more tban a quarter-mllllon ad· dltlonal barrels a day of California oU in place of import- ed oil now being refined. Tbe cban1e will also allow two General Moton assembly plants -In Van Nuys and South Gate -to retool, which will allow these plants to build smaller cars." The new rule would alter the interpretatJoo of a Clean Air Acl sectioo that forbids coutruction of a new "major source" of emissions in areas that do not bave oU approved plan to meet federal air quality standards. The law also forbids "modifica- tion of a major source that would increase emissions aignificanUy. · · TBS NSW relUlaU.. WClllld rM.tlne ta. word' .. aoqree" *° Include an entire plant ratber than, for instance, a 1la1te smokestack or one part ol the plant. Under existing rules, a manufacturer who wanted to re- tool to make smaller cars would have to employ the best availa· ble technology lo ensure the new faciUty emitted no more pollu- tants than necessary. Under no circumJtances could more be emitted than the facility being replaced. The net effect in most cues would be to ~uce that manulact\lrer's total coolribu· lion to an area 'a pollution prob- lem. But under the new rule, the aame manufacturer could build whatever he chaff ao lon1 a.a the net effect ol all bis faciUUes wu not to increa1e pollution tbrougout the area. w ASHINGTON <AP> -An in· crease ln military aid to El Salvador's government could lead to a reponal war tyiD1 down already-pressed U.S. re- sources, thus achlevin1 a "ma· jor Soviet objective," acc:ordin& to a report Saturday in Foreien Polley magazine. The temptation to eacalate U.S. involvement by providlq weapons and advisers to Central American rigbU1ta sb..ould be wel1bed a1alnst several con·' 1lderatlon1, writes author Robert S. Leiken. He saya aucb actions would: -STalP THE United States ol allies in the relion by estraqiq Mexico and cripple U.S. in.Ouence with other aipiflcant cocmtrtea aucb u Veneauela, Panama, Costa Rica and Ecuador. -TalGGEa condemnation by maQY of the United States' European allies, particularly those with Social Dem~ratlc governments. -alilE THE Salvadoran in- sur1enta dependent -as they now are not -on aid from Cuba. Leiken says Increased outside intervention could ignite re- eionaJ war. pittinl the govern- Blaze kills five tots WASCO (AP) -Playing with mateta.e apparently caused an apartmlat fire Ulat kllled tlTe ,,...8dlool youapten, but they eou.ld bave 1urvtv~ bad a 12- year-o&cl bab~itt.er carried them to safety lnatead of tryin& to put out the names, authorities said Saturday. The children, from two families, ranged in age from four months to five years. They wert tilled by smoke inhaJatioo in tM blue Friday night in tbia San Joaquin Valley farming community 30 miles northwest of Bakersfield, Kern County ftre officials 1ald. Authorities said the apartment was rented by Teresa Wa1bln1ton, whose two son1 Dwayne, 4, and Donte, 2, perished. The other victims were cblldren of Linda Cooper of nearby Shafter. Tbey were identified aa Robert, 3, Owanda 2, and Vincent, 4 months. Southland warms up t Storm dropa •now on we•tern Plaim If.&.-..... Lllllt •erl•lll• WllMll llllllt •llf "*"""' .._..118C*'*'f .....,. .. It i. ....... "' ---· .....,.~ _ ..... , ... ,.,,, ............. Ts •• ,.., .. " . ... • •• •• .. . ,., so ............. ...,. ....... Olll• City ~· l'NlaclpNa ,.,_,,,. Plltallllrgll A•no IUcllm-S.ltUa S.•llJ• St I.wit StP·T~ StSteMMle Spol<•N TulM W•.iol"9111 ... ... I t • • o.t"*llw.._.,1 ......... .. 41 ,. " 41 • .. JO JO 11 S4 • .. 11 " • S4 .. 41 :t> 71 .. i. 17 ,. " .. 44 .. 23 menu of Guatemala and perhaps Honduras against Nicaragua.and Cuba. Loa Angelfs Police Cmdr. William Booth confirmed the newscaster 11 under investlga· tlon by police. •·A major Soviet atrateltic ob- jecti ve would thus be acti\eved; the tytn& down of U.S. resources already 1tretcbed to the limit around the globe," he says. Jones cubed 23 checks for varying amounts under $10,000 at 21 Security Paciflc branches over a foth"-day period, aaid Hartmann. • O.OSING SALE Newport Beach AGA JOHN ORIENT AL RUGS is closing their branch in Newport Beach ALL Oriental Rugs reduced for clearance. Chinese, Indian, Pakistan, Persian, Romanian I 000 Bristol St. No .. Pina Mewport MNpoti leach 851-0864 OHM 7 DAYS l~ -~ HOT OFF THE PR ESS CLUB Everyone appreciate.s a winner, and Daily Pilot readers are no exception. ---- • Dally Piiot photographers, writers and editors won nine first place awards, f Ive second places and two honorable mentions at the 26th annU;ll Orange County Press Club awards banquet this year. Richard Koefller Two first places for best photo series and for photo portfolio. ' . ' Gary Ambrose Best sports photo of 1980 and won first place for Inside page layout. Patrick O'Donnefl First place In feature phot o category for a humorous shot. Carol Moore First place for best page ~ makeup for Sunday front pages. . 0.YldK....,..._ First prize for best story written under deadline pressure. Arthur R. VIMel First place for a humorous coh.1mn on a bridge series. Steve Mitchell First place for story Judged best In feature or sidebar •pproach . Award-winning coverage of your community comes to you every day In the Dally Piiat 642~321 ' " I ORIENTAL RUG pa... ... ..,~ PATUCK~ . v .... ~.... ....._ .... Ulil walt.1111 for a.... aromd IMlrMCtiaa of Fair Drive aDd Harbor Bou&nant. ~· come ricl1al OD blc7dee. •, ~ ... Jrut, just 1'bo are tbeyT , 'TQ tJNll'OU.D G&OUP that antv• •t the eatnnee ol Fatmew State ~ even I weetw moraiDC t,elonP to 8Ve1peclil unit: bW crandjarillita. , A pastes' ID tbe lobby ol tbe C.ta Meta botpltal coacratulatel the fa.ter IJ'abclpanntf r.roaram tor 15 years of dedicated .. nice to 'cblldren ol 1peelal needl." More ta.an JIG re· larded cbOdren at Falrview mjoy tbe lrtendslilit of • vialtlat crandmotber OI' crandfather. RAQllna la .,e from • to IT, these lOS 'senior cftiMm wort three boun and· ts minutes a day, receive a bot meal and earn SZ per hour. TO QVAUFY A8 A falter crandparent a person must be oJcler than 80 and not make more than $5,870 a year. A couple'1 Income must not ez. ceed •• 180. Fortunately, that atipeDd does DOt affect, their Social Security benefits, accordln1 to Tamera Jameson, project db'ector. . It's Dice that low-income senlon cu set some ftnancial assistance. But, the "'al thrust of the proeram ia "gettillg'people up and out bf the home." · Ka. J ameaon uaes their experience to work ' with children who require lots of patience. EACH FOSTE& GRANDPA&ENT baa two charges with whom they work on a one-to-one basis. Many feed the children which can be very time-consuming. Others work in the school help- ing with educational programs. But a simple walk around the grounds and a atop at the canteen for a snack is what many of the children value most. Tbe program ia alao a learning project (See VISITS, Pase Al) .I Loving hand• and welcome time 818 ~red with ~.ohlldlwJ~ tw~ •. ~~ -. fwyla Prt..ter and Marge Kight, at left, Jerry Pineau and Rita Quick, right. - ' You're well on your way to the most exciting desti- nation in the West. . Lake Tahoe. In real Tahoe style. Forty-four weekly flights-28 non-stop-from Los Angeles, Orange \_ County and San Diego. For as little as $69. ~" Fly non-stop to Lake Tahoe often. We do. For reservations call your travel agent or Golden West Airlines. SALE OF THE CENTURY SIZE e·x•· \ ON CHINESE RUGS We have never offered Chinese rugs 90 line 5/8 at these prices in our two locations . SIZE 12'x9' .. SALE PRICE. SIZE e·xe· HURRY -THE STOCK 18 LIMITEDI 1 c bJlt£1i~ ~1. L.A.. Showroom Corona D(!l Mar 525 N. La Ciene1a Blvd. 2421 E. Coa1t Rury. (213) 657 .. 5175 (714) 673 .. 2224 ,,_ .... -5.t. 9 ·6 s... 12·5 """ ..... 5e1, 10·6 .... 11-6 t,OOO'e °' W IN 80TH ITOMI AT IAYW Uft TO ID~ . ' • . Failing Schools overwhetm Riles OalUOnala't eclucaUonal 118'na II la a ata&e al crltleal ~. It II, iD a 1'Wd. lick. Ullleli a iub- ttuUal \uriWound ia ......... tile QIMID ·9t.':.::i ble to produce II' ... Wbo cu become cltlaeM. 0-Mer: -Cdfomia'a 12da ...-. aeore well below tbe na· Uoeal oarm. • lltuatioll fanmd ••.tmt abort"' ...... , •• by lute ldlooi ·~ wu.oe au.. -.._.. cOUea• fnahJnen are Uowtni dedlalDI acorea that' indleate tie WGl'MDl:fp lltuation will keep 10-lna ln tbat clinetloa. California ICbool 1tudeota take fewer courw ln aeademle area lueh u ED&Hah and math th& they would ln other atat... -The neia.bborbood ICbool eaacept II belnl aban· doned ln tbe wake of ftDanclal problems, decllnlna enroll- ment Uld an ur1e to couolldate faclliUet. -Teacher poeitlom -not jult a few here and there but in 1'boleaale lots -are ,belnl e.ll~ated and more are oo the way. -~ genuinely uaetul counea are beiDI dropped from blab school curriculWDI becauae many cli.trlo:ta juat • don't have enou&h money to ftnanee tbem. -Atbletic pn>IJ'ama are beiDI eliminated, acbool bul transportation it beln• dropped, bullcUna malnteDance la beinl reduced and admlnistrative poaltlona are behle eliminated whether or not tbey are functioaal. Alainlt tllil backdrop, Wllaoa Rllel announced lut week tbat be will seek (lls fourtla term u Callfornia'a Superinteadent of Public Instructioa, the moet impntant and tbe moet powerful edueatioaal poaitioo ln the state. We muat confeaa we wonder wb.y. Riles ia a dynamic, likable, artlculac. and ln~1:ft:Ot polltidan. He bu added cti.lt1DetloD and erofeaai m to the omce he took over from llaveri\ 'it eoaservative Mu Rafferty, and be baa proved a poptll. " fipre with voter'I. • Still, be bas presided over an educaUoaal 1y1tem be himaelf admits ta in danier ol eoUapatna. Could it be be should ttep uide? · Of coune many of tbe caUMS of today'• educaUon.al crtaia don't belong at Ril•' feet. Proposltioa 18 alone created a staaiering ftnandal burden. Moaey doesn't guarantee a superior educational proaram, but it uaually follows Uiat above-averaie students are produced with above-average fiDanciaJ support. Otber factors are invOlved, too. Rllet 1uc1eat1 that the poor products comini out of our high 1cboola are the result of too ·many one-parent families, too much television watching, poor teacher attitudes and poor teacher preparation, drugs, alcoboliam, and poverty· related problems in our inner city schools. With these burdens, it may well be that neither Riles nor anyone else could have done any better. A crippled ship may have sunk lower in the water no matter who was at the helm. Still, Riles accepts a challenge o! tremendous significance if he wins a fourth term. A question on many minds, simply, is this: If be couldn't get it done in three terms, can be do any better in a foarth? Price inost alar01ing I Ora.age County ioYemment'• Hall ol AdmlnittraUon has once again lived up to its nickname, the Hall of Dlain- tegr ation. It wasn't surprising last week when a sprinkler line ruptured while workmen were attempting to thread steel cables through the building's second floor to girdle its sagging walls and make the. five-story structure earth· quake safe. . And it was probably predictable that dust generated by the work would set off a smoke detector, thus activat· ing tape~recorded fire alarm measages ordering occu- pants to evacuate the building a second time in the same day . These problems pale by comparison to the fact the building would likely collapse in the event of a major earthquake. That's why $1 million ia belnl invested to bring the building up to aometbin1 resemblinl safe coadi· lions. That $1 million, by the way, ia in addltioa to the $8.9 million the building orialn•lly coat. Tbere've been other problems -exterior decorative beams cracked and chipped and had to be removed; noor tiles ln the first floor lobby cracked and bad to be replaced; door locks ma.ltuncUcmed and had to be re- paired, faucets that sounded more like nutee when turned on bad to be adjusted. One wonders: Is the bulldlq worth the powder it would take to blow it up? • Opinions expressed in the apace above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their aut~ors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1580, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 . Boyd .I Bank on bliss ByLM.BOYD .. Ask your Love and War man bow many men marry women for money," directs a curious client. Thirteen out of every 100 bridearooms were said to do that tb1nl when the matrimonial r~ searchers looked into the matter some years aao. Tboae 1taU•Uc1 no lonier may be accura1e, however. More women work on payroU job• now. The number of lllll• c.r .&. ........, ....................... .. ~ ......... ,.,,..... .. ........... = ...... ,_ ........ ••i-ttr-.. .... men wbo look for financial help in tbelr romantic action. appean to be rising, t.boucb . it's not yet equal to the number ol women who do so. Water· delivered to the kitchen tap in most U.S. clUes coeta about 15 cents a ton now. Average price of botUed -water runa 36 cents a glaaaful. Many a man may be sur- prised to learn that tbe averaee fellow'• 1lrtb around tbe b11>9 outmeM111W bla chest by two inebel. Q. Where'd we 1•t the word "bunch" to mean 1tron1 1ue11 aboat tbe future? A. OriCln ol tbat ·_. g a mystery. Can onlJ report that tbe lebo&an contend tbe huncb II reaponaible for more creaUve lnveatlou and 1clenUftc dlleoveriet U... anytb.iq elH. Q. Wblcb National Football fwieaftie t.ama reeetn tbe moat aehrork televl1loo mOUJf A. T'blJ'n eaeb IUPPGMd to 1et abo11t II mUlloll a .,..,.,......,, ' ... Consider ·toll of ~eway. 'tilt' NSW YORK -A wMkend drlve tap the Hudson BJver ••11•1 from 11 aallattao l D t 0 Weatcbe1l•r: , Putnam ana Dutebe11 count.lei pro- vld• a WOD• drou1 educa- tion ln the evolution of tbe olcltr re- 1iona ol the United States. . MU• IDd mlli9 ol bo\aainl far mlUkml and mlWou ot people, aetworkl of roads and re- 1ervolrt, f actorle1, 1cbool1. 1tore1, boeoJtall, tire at.aiam 1wlrl out from the downtown nuca.u. lo d•nllnclY intricate, lnt.r~t patt.ru. Thla must a,. IOlllethlna like tbe IDOll buJc unit. ol life -a cell, Ctr wbatner tbef call" tbe lateat tbinC tbey'n dllcovered. Old men aDcl women really do aU tbi.1 How lelllt did It take! Could it all be done a1aln -. UaehalWntoltM...,..,tM lovely ....... ualJM marv-. llom•. 50, 100, JOO 1•an ollllt Tile rallroad trackt T Tbe ptpellnel , ..... aod ttam aod e&eetriclty1 TM tumaell and tbe~T Tbe wwd tbat comes to mlDd d "eeo1ot7." Tbere g Id a th1D1 u "developed ecotou." A man·m..te ecolol)' la what you He in lhnbatt.an aod around tbat laland, or In PbUadelpJUa and beyond, In Nicholas von Hoffman Pressure tactics channeled How did the rapgt sneak OD Little House on tbe Prairie! An•wer: It's ratinea Ume a&aln and mortbwd NBC 1' makinl a aerlo\11 move to get out of lut place where it and its un- speakably bad ahowa have juaUy dwelt tbele put few years. The stakes are not in· eouiderable. If NBC can pull It off and dump ABC back down into the bottom, the prise wW be between $50 and $70 million 1D enhanced advertlaln1 revenues. But why the rapist?, Little Houae baa always been a geoUe . pro1ram u:z~allDI to small persona c awhile to t.belr childbooda before beinl booted out into the mature and fulftlled ses life of the modern American Junior bigb school student. Ob- viously the network executives wanted older viewers wbo get pay cbeclu, not $3 a week al· lowances. Hence this act of child molestation. THE NETWOU can claim in· nocence by pointinC to tbe dis· claimer it ran in front of its two- part story of rape in tbe Uttle House. Parental guidance is rec· ommended. So you tell a 9· year-old girl that for the next two week.a sbe can't watch ber favorite program. "Wby oot. Daddy or Mommy? 1'b1 can't I wate.b Laura and Almamo and the Olesom! Am I being punished?" No, you ex· plain to the small moppet, "they're having ratings sweeps the next two weeu, honey, so they have to put sexual perverts OD all the kiddie programa SO they get good demographics. Next month they'll give you your program back." Feb! and double feh! as my dear Granny used to say when informed of a particularly con- temptible act by some meretricious bounder. Thia ma1 esplaln the ac· livit.ies of the Rev. Mr. Don Wil~. the pastor of the F\nt United Methodist Church of Southaven, Miu. He is the leader ol tbe CoallUon for Bet· ter TV <CBTV), an or1aniutioo of uncertain sise and untested power, which la watchln& and • ''.It m-.. JOU wonder wN1t kind of~ ataj •t hotM lust to wlltdt tlQ rullbt9h." noting which advertisers sponsor sex and violence. Tbose that do will be boycotted by the CBTV-en. IT 18 AT times like this that big business turns pious and civil libertarian. Harken to Mr. Peter Allport, tbe president of the Aaaociatioo of National Ad· vertiaen, wbo denounced Rev. Wildmon.. saylnJ bia or1anba· lion's purpo1e "can only be to gain control of television's economic base and thereby lm· pote its own wt.bes and atand· ards on both the television medium and on television viewers." · CBS got up on its high bone to say CBTV "amounts to censorship -a concept abhor· rent to t.be American way of life." And ABC righteously pro- nounced that "we do not believe that any group bas the right to appoint itsell as the 'moral' censor for all t.be people. We find the coalition•a threat to boycott an unacceptable means for trying to inlJuence program. ing." But lf CBTV'a boycott g a "totally unacceptable mea.aa to try to influence pro1ramtn,," what, pray tell, g an acceptable means! Grovelln1. Go collect oetitiona and aeDd them ln to ABC beadquartera and aee what you get. You won't even get in to see the 73rd Jeut lm• port~t vice president .. NBC. too, lasued its statement deploring "boycotts and other pressure tactics." That word preaaure tactics is an interesting one. There is no objection to high pressure salesmanship on the network. It's all right to shout, scream, yeJJ, blare and boom at us until we submit and buy Rolaid.s. Turn it around, though, and it's ''Mommy, Mommy, they're taking my Firs t Amendment away from me." Al the same time tbeae guys are flehtiDI for their coostitu· Uonal rights to abow pictures of naked women to 12·year-old boys, they are moving bell and blgh water to stop the introduc- tion of a new technology which would bypass them and allow direct, non-network, studio-to· satellite -to·your -home transmission. THEY'RE ALSO fighting for the right to own both a broad· casting station and a TV cable system in the same community so tbat, come ratings time, every channel on your set will be stuffed with electronic swill as it i.a now. But don't pressure them. It's their cooatitutional right to ter· rify your children and it '1 your duty u a respoo.sible cit.ben to take no steps to protect your lclda. To you fine network eentlemen, Granny and l both HY feb! Rowland Ev8118 I Robert Novak Cllleaao and o.trolt 8Dd o. llohMit. That Amerieu -::tl.," "1 It ll bdpartaat to rt'8lt now wfaetber New Yott Gov. Hup Carey la rlcbt wMa be aay1 .Prelldlfat &.qan'a pro. po1ed ~'t.f: la .. ,..ioaally btued" t tbe old It.at.el. Sometbln1 Is happeatac. Tben II a "c:o.boy" Wt or a "freew•1" Wt to the Reaau ad· I ml.Jllatratioa. TBS NSW fo&b ln Wub.lqtOD, many ol them wut.emen, Mem to bave taken literally tbe eon-• t.roveralal recommendaUom ol President Carter' a ''Com m••loD for a National A1enda for the 'ma.·· Tbe eommlaalon, which lllued aome briefly cootrovenlal pre· liminary reports jU1t u Cart.er was leavinl office tut month, ba1ically advised future presl· dent. to '° with the now -to let people and Jobs drift toward California and Texas and other newer, warmer places. The full report la now avail•· ble and lt says tbina• ~e: .. CONT&A&Y TO conven· tlonal wisdom, cities are pot permanent . . . Many cities ol the old industrial heartland - for eumple, in the at.tea of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mlcbi1an and lllinola -are loe· inc their status u thriving in· dUJtrial capit.ala, a po411tioo they have be&d throulh the first ba1f of the century. ''These citles are not dying. Rather they are transforming - and in the future they will likely perform a narrower ran1e of vital and specialised tasks for tbe larger urban society . . . "Thus, u the major long-term goal of federal urban policy, the commiaaion urges government to place greater emphasis on retraining and relocation as- sistance efforts designed to linJc people with economic opportuni· ty, wherever that opportunity might be." THE REPORT sometimes seems to be s aying that not only are New York and Detroit dying, but we sbouJd put them out of their misery and move the peo- ple, quick, to Albuquerque and San Bernardino. Our new leaders from the West and the bold commission report are undoubtedly right and visionary in many of their percepticma and propoHi.a. But if you travel the count.ry, you wonder whether it's aU as sim· pie as it seems to them. If you encourage people to move from, say, Tarrytown, N.Y ., to La Verne. Calif., bow do you support them in their new desert home? Support, after all, is more than a job. Where does tbe water come from? The roads? All the complicated com· ponents ol a metropolitan area? THE QUESTION may be whether we are rich enough and strong enough to rebuild Tar· rytown and Queens and Cleveland in those warm des· erta. Maybeweare. But we abould be very care}uJ about the planned destruction and decay of what we have already built. Surely, there is u delicate an ecology in the worb of Man as in the wonders of Nature. Budget cuts niay need 'one Dlore for the Gipper' WASHINGTON -Alt.bou-1l a confidential admlniatrat.lon chect wlth 25 Republican senators' offlces abo• mall nmnlDg a remarkable 75 percent plus ln favor of President Reaaan'• economic program, aome presidential aides are featful that the El Salvador crisis la burtln1 Reagan's radical tax and bud1et cut pro- posals. The mall and pbone call tally on reaction to the president's program in one state, a ·• liberal Eastern enclave, wat. 580 for , 12 a1ain.lt. That was typical. Those .,alDlt listed two -=·~~ propoeed euta in biper educa- tion aublidWll ud cull in the food atamp procram. Dea:rte tbe OYerwbelmhla ap- prov lll a 1urve1 conducted tbla pMt ..-. political aldel ol Rea1an tear t.bat public inoe: cupatloa wltll HHta la tile CarlbbMa II~ aa olllta-cJe to the ..... -.. Re• .. n .... budt ....... eeoMtBie pro-,.... ...... wltll .... ,...,, 11 ...... Olllp-. n., ......... ,...,....,. • , ................. pro-..................... ~-It. ' ' . TEDDY-&EAGA.N LINK While publicly blastinc the new president for aoa.klq the poor and belplq the rich, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy won private U.urance from Ronald Reacan that be would brine up the question ol Northern Ireland with British Prime Miniater Margaret Thatcher on ber visit· to Wublngton wt month. Rea1ao qreed to the uou.aual request ln a telephone call trom the aenator. Kennedy did not uk bil fellow Irish-American to prod or criticise Thatcher, but to praise her elforta to acb1eve a peaceful aoluUon in Nortbem Ireland, lmpliclUy encourqine more ol the aame. A footnote: Wben Secretary ol State Aleunder Hail introduced tbe lriah queetioo lD bia ta.lb wttb Lord Carrla1ton, tbe Briti.ab fGl'eip aeeret.ary, Car- rlnttoD retpoaded wltb 1ton1. 1Uence. NU~J.O~UI& iUcbard *· Nlaon, whoa• qalet rebabllitaUoo •tarted after tM elldion ol Boaald Re.,an., ·--~to u °'° fiieod ... Md not luid a llnll• teleDboae call « ll!el'ICIUl m••aa• dlnttly froal tbe pi...._. atnce tnaqu111ttGa 1>&J. -Tllat word, delivered wttbaut ~. WM .... to .. ol U. tap dlfwt specla•lnl • tM a.cc• tramlttoa period 1'M W'-"'--• puta of IM _llllUl7.._ ...... ... •Is' 1fflllue'I ..... II •hl•e. Nixon rece,ved a somewhat similar briefing -this one on the Reagan economic pro11am -from aenior White House aide Martin Anderson in mid· February. But what bu looked like an admlnl.atratioo effort to help re- babllitate the dl.apaced former prealdent bu been done witbout any direct communication between him and Reagan lince Jan. 20. CA&LUCCl'S TOUGH TALK Defense bard·Uoers diapleued with tbe aelecUon of career civil servant Frank Carlucci u depu· ty aecretary of defense were heartened when be 1ave detente- oriented, left·wlnt members of West Germany's rul1na Social Democratic Part1 <SPD) an ex· ceedlnll1 bard time durinl a cloaed-door, U .S.-<Hirman COD· f erence lD Munich Feb. JO and 21. CarlUICd not only l.Dlgted that tile a.... fulftll tbetr detenae a,.... CGmJDltmeDta but bit back lit SPD Depat7 Cbalrmu Hont llunke'• soft UH. Wbm Shmk• contended tbat El Salvador wu too far aw_, for the SUropeuw to W01T1 about. Carl-.ed mapped: "Not too far for tbe JlGlllla1." TM ~ U.S. mood toward tbe a.... at tbe llualdl eca· tereoee UIO wu nn.eted bl n- marb bJ a... WlWun Colllm fll Mal.De. ! NoU•• Onmaa Fon11• . ............... .,.. .. ~ ..t .._ U.1. lllilllc1:80l ..... so much on unreliable sources ol Mideast oil, Cohen asked whether the supply of natural aas that the Bonn govemment .. contractlnc to purchase from the Soviet Union is any more re- liable. STOCUIAN'8 ROLD The loq delay in President Reacan's official nomination ol Democrat Myer Rasbish u U · slatant secret.ary of state for economic affairs was not ao much due to Sen. Jesse Helma'aj widely publicized mlaeivinp but private hoaUllty from budcet director David Stockman. Unllke Delma, Stockman waa not upset by Raahilh'• DOD· Republican credential.a (lDclud- in1 loac·ago service as a trade neioUator in the Kennedy ad· miniJtratiOD). Stockman complained tbat Raablah was reaponalble for leaktna to the press thole CClll• trovenlal cut.a in the foretp aid bud1et planned by Stockmaa'• Office of lhna1ement and Bu.claet (0118). Stoc~mao qui«· 11 put a bold on Raabltb'a aomt•etton. Stoekman did not relent until 1'aalmb llllformed blm tbat M I w ....... to do wt~ the ... ...... eertalD lt bed not ft9 com• h'om tbe State Depart~ m•t. ID acldltMB, a.ockman bmd ta Buldllt, a~:---lat.rutloul trade om·•...,_..,--. -. ...... ~allJ .. fta.laU.. • 41.ot• -Jap•HI I .. ,...... 1" - . .................. ~ ... -.-..., .._..._.............. .. . . .. ... ___.....,_..,........, J Dr. CfllarW o. a.a .. 0 ,,,..., ~ ldncc at Col ._ Wtlw 1We9' recent an,,,,.,.._ meat u..t be would not nm for U.. U.S. Senate ln lm but~~ lutelld, run foe ,.....lectloa u 1tate Supertnt.Ddeat ol Public 1Dltnletion hlchll1hts tbe prob- lem tbat Democrats face oeJrt . year. lncreaaiqly, it ii becomlnl ob•loul U-.t Democrats are ID trouble. And several Democnta wbo would very much like to run for bliher olftce may decide to bold on to what they have in· stead. ALONG WITH RiJes, other Democrats such as State Qlo. troUer Keo Cory; Secretary ol Stale March Fong Eu ; TNumwJ ... Unnab; MdA> Mmbl.J'mu Leo llcCarthy (SU f'raadMo> weuld bave to ..... up dMU .....-t oftlcet ID order to nm few either aovernor or u .8 . s... U tblll' prwpeeta were .-S. aucb a iambi• mlabt be wol'tbwblle. But Pf09peN are not &ood. And Im may be a Wa• ta1e Republican year. Thua , •btle aeveral Republican hopefuh are vi1oroul1 preparln1 for next year'• elec:tlona, Democrata are approacbln.t 1982 with caution. A top aide to Gov. Jerry Brown, Jodl Krajewski, bu an· nounced that a ••Brown for Senate" campal&n committee wUl IOOD be formed. But, u Krajewski noted, formLDa such .l committee ls not an announce- mtiDt ol Browll'a cudiclac1. onl7 aa .. a:ploradoe." arowa may not .Ilk• wbet be,..., &BCSNT PlJ8LIC oplalon polla lbow ~ aupport for tbe Democratic Party -down to 50 percut ot thOle aurveyed comp&Nel to ss percent l.n 1"74. Re__. voter auppcrt few Democrats dropped laat No· vember to~ percent from st per· cent in lt71. Not 1J.nce llN bave Democrats bad aucb a relatively amallshareoftheelectorate. Even mo" alplfluntly, the total vote caat for all Democratic Aaeaembly can· dldates in Calllornla lut year dropped to '8 percent -less tbanhalf! Republican candldatea re· celYtd n ~ ot U.. .... AIMI, ti UM Ubatadu P~ bad aot cut bdO the OOP ... laat November. Republleana ml1bt well ban wop at Al· aembly Mata ratber Ulu 31. f'wtW com9oonc1toc Brown'• dJfftcublea -be may bave to ftaht ln tbe Democratic primary to let tbe U.S. 8-ate DOm.lna· Uoll. Former U.S. Sen. John V. Tunney ud former Assembly Speaker llcCartby may alao make a bid for tbe office. Finally, wblle Brown'• ata.ncl- inaa ID the polls have improved somewhat from lut year's dla· aatroua Iowa, be baa very little aubltanUal support among the voten. Even tbou&b be iJ the beat known political fi1ure in the state, be ia leas popular than any ~A!·· AN~ You SAID "THr J.lltSH&R. FA~ES WouLDN 1r MEAN BETTE~ SE~VICE: .' otbH Democrat'" eseept Tolll Hayclm aceGl"dlllC to a reemt ~Cautonla Poll. OF OOVUS, Brown could l"UO for a tblrd tft'ID. But OG.ly ooe Caltf orala 1overDOr baa beeD able to do tbat -Earl Warren in 1150. Jerry Browo•1 fatber ("Pat") tried ln 1-but WU aouodly defeated by Ronald Rea.an. Moreo¥er, liven the present coadJtion ol the stat.'• bud&et and tbe many unpopular de- c:lsloaa the aovernor will have to make tbil year, rwml.ng for re.- eleetloa could be diaastroua. And Brown hu made it clear that be doea not intend, at this time, to nm for re-elecUon. So, wbile Brown approaches the 1982 elections with caution - otMr o.mocraue _... ~ ttbeir Ume. N-. ot tMm'w..a to eoaud too early. NeM •uta a bard prllllary llabt - particularly asalnst Jerry •Brown. Nooe ol UMm wants to lOM. If Democr.Uc Party proapecta wonen,' mo1t ol the well kDOWD Democrat.I -Coey, Unruh, Eu. and llcCarthy -may decide that tbdr beat bet lt to M1D for re-election. AND WHILE Tunney and Bradley have no olflcea to 1oee if they do run for 1ovemor or U.S. Senate next year -they too may decide aaainat it. If U182 continues to look like a Republican year -the present sparrlnl amon1 Democrats ma)&. Just be abadow t>oxina. Syllables sexist Alter 'humans' By FaA.NI PATaJCK Frank Patrick teoche• poWica1 ICieftce bl mt o~re Ea.tern col- lege. (C) Pl£bac IWNGrch, SSlftd'cated, 1911 Ladies! Forgive us, for we males knew not wbat we did. Wben we used such phrases as "All men are created equal," we did not realize that we were leaving you out. We honestly thought that "men" covered all human beings, male and female alike. What, after all, is "woman" but the word "man" with a pre· fix ("wo") meaning "female?'' If we want to reform the English language, we'd do better to keep "man" aa referring to any human being, male or female, and to think up a prefix meaning "male" that we can put before "man" to correspond to the "wo" in "woman." The obvious prefuc to use would be "male." But calling half the human race "malemen" would suggest that the Post Office is even more overstaffed than it really is. A better solution would be to use \be Latin word "vir ." It is an unambiguous word that means "adult male human being" and nothing else. I propose, therefore, that from now on we call adult males "virmen" to dhtingulah them from women. The beauty of this new word is that, when pronounced rapid· ly, it SOWMb just Ute "vermin," which is wbat femlnlata want to call WI anyhow. We males, on the other band, can take comfort in the tbou.gbt that "vtrmeo" calla attention to both our virility and our virtue. Tbe new word wW make everyone happy. Tbeo we can 10 back to aayi.nc that all mm are created equal without feeling pllty about It. Mailbox! Lavish luncheon to discuss food stamps distasteful To the F.dltor: The mlndleas arroeance of our politicians never ceases to amaae the ordinary citi.&en. That latest "noge tbumb\ne" event to boggle the mind ia the $1,800 steak luncheon cavalierly thrown by Sen. Paula Haw~ (R·Fla.) to announce plans to stampoutfood stamp fraud. If that isn't the ultimate "let 'em eat cake" gesture, I've never seen it. HOW OFTEN in the last month have any of you readers enjoyed an 8-<>unce steak at $4.SO a . pound -or a stalk or two of aaparagus at $2.50 a pound -or a handful of grapes at $2.35 a pound? Seo. Hawk:in.s is propos1DC a jail sentence for food stamp cheats. I suggest that she de· serves at least 30 days in tbe slammer for ber unbelievable bad taste in boating such a lavish luncheon to dhcuss put· ting the blocks to those who un· dergo the humiliating ex· perience of applying for food stamps. I'll grant occasional frauds, and at the bead of my list ia a Under the weather? Spirits soggy By UNDA SCBVLEIN Undo Sclwlein reridc1 in CorOftO del Mar. Rain in California is of itself a momentoU5 occasion. We count the days; we declare records. We pray for enough and we agonize over too little. Please let it come, but not too bard and not too long. Rain exudes silent power over us falllne constant, clean and clear. When we are inside looking out, the wind· driven sheets and the soft showers mesmerise and hyp- notize us and soothe our tenaiona. School children stare beyond windows at the UD · familiar rain. They 1aze oblivious to assignment and schedule; ita scarcity creatine a fascination. LIKE 1'llEJa EQUALS SNOWBOUND in the Eut, many West Coast students stay home from school lone before water levels reach the topa ol curbs. Others frolic bareheaded in the downpour; jackets open, booda re- moved. Tbey plow tb.rou&h the puddles beady witb the abandon and freedom of nature. How basic, how refreablna . . . to run in the rain. To drive in the rain, bowever, is another atory. Treacherous, often frlibtenlnC, roadl tone dry and coated with oil are slippery; vialblllty la le11 tban ideal. WiDclableid wlpen out of uae ao Iona seem uoabeorbent. P'ender-beaden and blocked freeway 1anea prennt most driven from experteacln& the Joy ol tbe rainy lealOD. Tbe raina we need are the raina we tear. In tbe recent· ly burned-out eanyoea and bolMlttea, we ~ about mudslides. Newly seeded bWa need a 1e11tle 1low rain; too much can trtuer anotber cat.abopbe. 801'S Aas, or NSCWt, ambivalent about tbe rain. Our dalldnD are free to ap&uh and esUc>Y. tboup even tbe1recret•Polled1ocee:r praetlcee. We adults worry about tbe Jeab, the bllll, tbe mud, the clrtvtq. After a day or two, we've bad :f!= Alter a moatb or two. we an aaturated ad f .. 1 b=== ::Jmid We'-•"1oual1 at the lane Joaer brann, the ele- menta; bM PUiied o.er bil ears, Jaebt. dpped to meet•· How we .,.. we too coa.N be man tre., would keep the ralD fnlm lmprWw•q • wNl6D oar ear, ome. or llome. ADii lmw' _,.....tw .. r.a. We wllo eoatrol our llna, our n'lf' NV: fw yllolD ...... cqantted'' 11 ODe fl our ldllllllt f!Nall; .. e.-. ltop tbe rata. We e..-mue lf.Uail7 M OUI' eGe+ Hil•N. 1 ltWlllildo•alolctl~•tOleaw.,ow .. ...._ ............ u. ~· "-........... ta. 9P'\ pr.elate fM)w mo.-......-.... ralD naJIT ea \e. lady wbo obvlouly feeds UD· restricted at tbe Waab.lniton trou1b. The taxpayers be damned! Asparagus, yet. What's wroaa with carrots, Paula? They're supposed to improve your eye.sight and you mi&bt juat loot around and discover bow fed up the rest of us are with Washington's excesses. Twenty las hes with an asparagus stalk for Sen. Paula Hawkinl, who represents a state with a great m~y elderly, re- Ured people who probably need and deserve food stamps. Have you tried a can of cat food lately, Paula? MARY JANE WOOD Tee.i'••••••erl•• To the Editor: "No Room for Cash Cuts" Feb. 2S, baa some intere5ting f igures . They are more interesting if you add them all up. The totaJ I get is $1,000 to $1,062 a month net, take-home if you prefer. Her net pay is about $400, food shmpa $300, ADC $92, rent subsidy $100, school lunches for six at least $100, medical $70. Since the coat of living in Raleigh, N.C. is lower than Orange County. she should be able to live in a decent place and feed and buy clothes for her family. She could also put a buck in the bank if the laws permit. H they cut ber $50 abe could sWl manage. MllUona of other famllles are liriq on less. GEORGE W. HENNESSEY ... .... , ........ , To the Editor: As you and your readers will realise, I'm quite naive in the realm ol politics. I'd like to bave an espert oa the aubjfft to ad· vile me 1t there are any IUidelinel from the clty ~ to and tncludinl the national level on both salary ranae• and frince beneftts. It aeema I am aeelnl amall aquib8 in your paper ucl otben on tbe lnlMrpaa•· eertalnly not ln tbe beaclJlaft, wberetn our electfld npn1•tatlH1 .,.. 90t· iD1 tbeimMln1 rallea. SiDce we, tbe ......,_.., an paytq for Uaelr eentc.e, wtay do .. DOt ha•• tome ft6ee• bl tbJI IOrt ol •dlfit1? DO n, tM tuPQen 8l ta..· PnMlll llme, Uft M1 ndl-fw wbllt 11 felt an awU'nlllled ral••• bee•••• of poor "''°" ••.• do '" .... to walt.al•.U.._._..._ vote these people out of office while the salary increases go oo unUl the end of their commit· ment! Apparently there must be statutes that allow elected of. flciala to vote themselves ralles without the consent of tbe elec· torate. I am aware the present talary allowances are set by law. What about other elected offlciala? To coaclude, I have voted for many yean and as yet I bave never aem a salary for a liven elecUve offlce mentiQD.ed oa any ballot. WbyiatblsnotiDcluded? R.F. COS&\NO ......... .., ....... To the Editor: Your timely editorial "A state" dl11race" came coincidental with much the NJDe OD tbe To- day abow, where a bidden camera sbowecl ua the lboctt' and near unbelievable aatlct crade school atudenta ( 1) lD anotber It.at.. It follows tbat the aame la tak· la1 place here in Calif~ to- day and that part of my tu dollar tbat I kick ID towardl a plac. fCll' tbeN kids to perfonn II pt.Ml ..... pl'Qtelt. It'• Nici tbat, ud rn ... It, Ute ~ parodUaJ ~ an ,.._.priaata _. manltridlJ_. ......... .,.,, ,.,,,.., more .-C•· al t•a• • little ••••· _:.kJ!M £'~> M ... f'~lit .... Te! .. ., ... -......... 11t~01Ml1N1 lie called in to straighten out wbat oow is a mess. WARREN G. ALTHOFF To the Editor: J tblnk that it's absolutely ea·. aentlal t.bat the operations or the noily aircraft be restricted so that people who are affected by it can at least Jive in their houses. 1be main tbrult, once tbe relUlatory a.aenciea bave de- cided to restrict tbe fllgbts, abould be to 10 after the manufacturers to reduce the noise that these machines make. Everybody seems to be ac· cepUna the fact that they have to make that much noise, which is not really true. There are many aircraft that don't make that much noise and if the manufacturers are encouraged to push their development ef. forts they can mate aircraft that are quieter. That's what we really want. JOHN FAGAN ' Lawinakers' addresses V.& 8BNATOa8 CraH&••• Alaa (D), 11100 WU1blre Bl•d.. Loa AAl•let, U(llJ)..._'JMl Jabwa, S. L (R), ... c.m.; UI Dr., Suit• .W.· NewpM aeb _. (T14) '11TS Dll1111!• ~al HIUw: ew Senate Oflice 8ld1 .. 1::..Jlbiqtoa, D.C. 20510 (IOI) ..... d'l 11.S. 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CONVERSATION '91!CIED TOQETHU wmt PUZUI AS NIW AUIENOIHlft T'AKU IHAN Crnthla Jonee provide• tM encourep....m u tHler ••ndchlld loob for next rnMctt For information and reaervaUons, call Ellen Vlnograd at 494·S:S23 or Millie Goldacbmitt at 494 -6088. VISITS VALUED ••• <From Page AS-) for the seniors. Community orpa.batiooa visit regularly. They have recenUy completed pro- grams in first aid and sign lantUAIAt instruc- tion, tor example. 80 WHEN YOU SEE that elderly gentleman wearing a blue smock ridin1 down Harbor Boulevard you 'll know be is one ol 800 very special people working in nine state boapltals in California. And most would aeree, the foster grandparent program is a pretty good deal. IOUARI! DANCER ROUNDS OUT seRVICE AlrrP/ AnMtrong crdM down c:ontdor · PrograID's a pet WASHINGTON <AP> -Despite President R~a1ui'1 attempts lo cut the federal budget Nancy Reaian says abe will flpt to expand be; pet project, the $48 million fogter atandparents pro1ram blwMng 1'1,S70 low-income elderly. Mn. Reagan sald she was surprised lo hear there are only 208 groups in the country. She would like lo get the private sector, lnclud- ing bueineu, involved. AS SEEN OMIOIMN (UMOl.Ulm, Wednesday, March 25 and Thursday, March 26 Meet Fashion Consu ltant ALISON DAVIS and see the St. John Knit Collection for Spring '81 from 1 O a.m. to 4 p.m .... Designer Salon, Upper level. Friday, March 27 Meet Designer SHIRLEY HYATT and see her array of beautiful siJks, each a unique hand-painted work of art. Her exclusive designs for Saks Fifth Avenue will be modeled from 12-3 ... Desiaster Setton, Upper Level. ' Saturday, March 28 Come and meet XAVIER HERMES, Director of the House of Hermes, at 12 noon. 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C:\ 90H07 (213) 426·6l:l3 Retirement Living with Dis 35°/o to 50°/o off custom drapery fabric! 25°/o off Now you can have beautllul new custom arepenes at a big 35"• to 50~ off tne lllboc My ChOOSe from over 1 00 petterna reduced lo< thlS sale anhQUe satins. sheafs open weavea. tekturea damaaka and pronrs Regular everyday low prices tor our tonest tab4'icahon No add•· tJ008I charge lo< onstalllllK>l'I Sal• prlcea effective fhr" Saturday, March 28, 1H1. ltleae deco<atNe window treatments. 1 .. and 2" wood bllndl. woven wood C0418<:· lion end llumlnum verhcal j)ljnda Sele prloee on 1lumlnum ~I bf\nd9 effective ttvu Set., March 21; on w0ten wood• lllru Sal., April 4; Oil wood bllnd1 lllna Sit., April 11. \ r.. hnpact split Obaervationa helpful BJ PHIL SNEIDEUIAN Ot•hltr ........... ·Ron Greitser, 23, of Beverly Hilla, baa ftn1abecS six weeb in Orange County 1ett1D1 an inllde• gllmpee ol two worlds -city 1ovenunent and ~rivate flnance. · As a Coro Founda- 1 Uon fellow, Greitaer p articipated in re- 1 development projects, I working mornin&a witb Costa Mesa City I llana1er Fred Soraabal and afternoons at Mercury Savinaa and Loan Association in Hunt:iqton Beach. He received no pay for either job, but did examine botb eovern- ment and private busi- ' ness before decidini on I hia career 1oaJ.s. AONGREITZU "I never learned anything about aavin11 and loan llnm at col- lege,'' said Greiber, a 1980 USC business eraduate. .. DV&ING MY CO&O intemahlpr I learned about their impact in tbe bMasiq market and bow they, in tum, are affected by tbe penunent. •• At Mercury, the intern aat in dUJina board meetinp dea.IJq witb receot federal dereplatian allowtnl aavinp and Joan ft.nm to olfer interest cbeefdnl acoouats. Resumine studies toward a muter'• decree in public policy, Greit.zer indicated bis new interest in finance may prompt him to seek a position with tbe Federal R.eserve Board. BW. lllA.NS, Ultcunv& vice president ol Mercury Savtn1s. baa bi1b pratae for the• fellowabip procram. "Our four Coro interns have alJ been very sharp," be said. "We set fresh penpectives from tbem. They're not highly qualllied, but I'm not sure that's bad. "Ideally, I'd lite to see this pro1ram ex- panded.'' &EFLECl'ING ON 818 years at UC Santa Cruz, Shane said, "I would like to have bad a col- lege education witb more practical value. As far as real insight into tbe business community, it waa nearly worthless." The Coro Foundation is a private, non-profit organbation formed in li42 to prepare youq peo- ple for careen in public affairs. "H Ron Greitzer eventually is elected to public office," Shane said, "his familiarity with tbe private sector -local businesses and their needs -will help him serve everyOM better." Buffa)~ on rampage BANGKOK, Thailand (AP> -Startled travelers at B8Jll,kok's Don lluan1 IntematiGaal Airport scattered lD all dll"ectiom wben a pulcty water buffalo on the run from a slaq.bterboue bunt into tbe airport departure loun1e. Airport security men lassoed tbe buffalo and delivered it to a nearby police station with the aid of a forklift truck. I ACTUALl Y, l'M ANAGNOeTIC • . . e're going y_our wa)'.. -- \ Improved Local Routesl Route57 Laguna Hills-Santa Ana via Laguna Beach Route22 La Habra-Orange vis Route 78 Laguna Hllls-,Costa Mesa Lambeit!Tustln via Irvine Center Drive Route29 Huntington Beach-Route BO Huntington Beach- Brea via &Mch Santa Ana via Victoria Route37 La Habra-Huntington In Costa Mesa 8eaclJ via Euclid ·Route BS San Clemente-Santa AM Route38 Orange-Cerritos via via Monarch Bay La Palma Route 133 Fullerton-Orange via &st Route42 Seal Beach-Orange Newl Route 82 vfaUncoln 43/43A/438 NeWJl!#f Beech to New service between Westminster M•ll •nd La Hain/Iha ti/a downtown Sant• Ana vi• Haurd and Fifth. Harb« lloulevard tlewl Route 88 " Rout•47 Fullenon·S..la Ana vlaAMhelm New 1erv/ce "tween Lan1tln Square and RouteSO Orange-s.l BNch W..tmlmter M•ll via Bolu •nd First during W.KMel'-rush hours. Roufe54 El ModeM-Hc.ntlngton • ,,.., .. ,,,.. .. lloute•l ... cit via ClwpnlM Route 105, commuffW, _,,,... MIV#c9 ,_, .. ~ Hiiia """".nil..,,,_,, ., ; I I, ride the OCTD bus because I got tired of battling my way down the freeway to work. Riding the bus is very relaxing, and it gives me extra time to read or catch up on my work. Another big plus is the money I save not having to maintain a car for work trips. No one has to convince me that the bus Is con- venient. I have extra time. and when I get home, I 'm relaxed. That's worth a lot to me,, Phil Chipman Engineer Rockwell lnternatlonal, Anaheim More people are riding the bus to work, school and shopping because we've made it so easy with new buses, new routes and improved service. Don't waste your money at the gas pump. Save money and ride the bus. 5~ is all it costs one way on regular routes. Our friendly phone operators will help you plan your trip on the OCTD bus. If you need sched- ule information, we'll send it to you-FREEi Call 636-RIDE Se habla Espanol. 0tw1ge County nwllllt Olllfllcf , We're going your way • ...--. Long Beach via the San Diego Freeway. Stops in Irvine, Santa Ana, Long BNch. Route 206, commuter express service between San Clemente and Newport Center via the San Diego Freeway. Stops In San Juan Capistrano, Mission Vle/o, Laguna Hiiis, Irvine. Improved ••Pre•• Routesl Speedier tr•ttel times, more service on Route 203, commuter express service between San Clemente and.Long BMCh via the SM Diego Freeway. Stops In S.n Juan C.p- tstrano, Miu/On Vle/o, Laguna Hllll, Irvine, Colt• Mesa, Huntington BNch, SNI IJNch. Nl«e service on Route 291, commuter ••pren 1ervke belMHtn s.n CMmente and downtown s.m. Ane "'-,,,. SM Diego and S•nt• Ana FrHWeys. SfGps In Sat1 JUlln C.plstr•no, Minion Vle/O. t .. r . (Tie both 1idea of ~riain to •olve prol>le1118 87.IOBN NS&DILUI Of ... ~ ....... Math student.a pJacued with cou'-teetl1 bad IJ'adea may not be caJeulatm, b&Mkbeadl after all. Tbey could be ualaf UM Wl"ODI llde ot their brain. . A new program at Moult4D Elementary School ln Lal\lll&INi1ueJ belpe atudenta to apply "rl1ht·aided" tbou1ht processes to solve math probJems. Reportedly the rieht bemiapbere of the brain controls artistic or creative percep- tions of the individual. BDVCAT0a8 AND 8CIENTIST8 say the development of "ri1bt·mlndedness" is euential to understanding higher math aucb u 1eometry and trigonometry. Nancy Young, Moulton's assiatant Pri!'· cipaJ, developed Project Sphere using $1,500 tn private grants. Since the curriculum was in· troduced in October, 35 fifth and sixth graders have participated. Miss Young said separate left and ri1bt braln thought processes were discovered in the early 1960s during surgery on epileptics. To control seizures .that accompany the dis· ease, docton surgically severed the two side1 of patient's brain. Individuals then displayed strong right and left brain functions in their behavior, leading lo more research in mapping the mind. NO, ELEMENTARY STUDENTS at Moulton are not undergoing brain surgery to improve their math skills . But they do exercises to develop R-Mode, or right brain functions. ••We are introducing a holistic approach to problem solving," Miss Young said. ''To many youngsters this is a totally new experience." For instance, students may pick out objects drawn and concealed within a larger picture. Those with strong right brain funcuons are able to complete the exercise easier than others with a dominant left brain. Miss Young said the left brain is responsi· bJe for thought processes registered after a first glance at an object, such as a painting. The right side takes over when the Individual studies the object more closely Kemp's hot Revels in revolution WASHINGTON (APl Jack Kemp doesn't just breathe Washington's new Republican air. He revels in it. ''I'm at the center or the most exciting revolu· lion since 1776," exults the New York congressman who has become one or the Republican Party's most eminent young men since he began to preach · 'supply·side" lax cut economics four years ago. HE SPEAKS WITH bounding enthusiasm. Give Kemp a word, an idea particularly on economjcs -and he's off, ciUne ideological kinsmen from Ronald Reagan to the 12th century philosopher Maimonides "assist the reduced fellow man so that he . . . may earn an honest Livelihood and not be forced to the dreadful alternative of charity.·· The political image or Jack Kemp has-changed spectacularly since he was elected lo Congress in 1970, at 35 fresh from a football career as a quarterback for the San Diego Chargers and Buf· JACK KEMP falo Bills lie was first re· garded as a curiosity: The only congressman e v e r to hand off to Cookie Gilchrist or pass to Elbert De benion; onetime bolder of the professional record for fumbles recovered 38 , a ll hi s own. Then, starting in 1977. he became "Jackie One-Nole," the man who drew Laffer curves on napkins al Republican dinners in every comer of the na· lion. Curves depicting the theory by economlat Arthur Laffer that forms the basis for Kemp's economics -that when tax rates get too high, pro- ductivity drops and so do tax revenues. Slash them, and the trend reverses. · The prescription became the Kemp-Roth bill, providing for a 30 percent tax cut over three yean, a measure its backers believe will create such economic expansion and productivity that it will eventually m ake up for lost revenues -and dampen infiaUon, besides. AAOUau •HrelM •'•4.a&a ue \0 de· velop 1pedal lkl1la ii to lbtda a eon of a drawbll tbat ii Mid ~We~- Tbil 411eour.,_ tbe ltuila& from mU:baf a cunoey, Wt bl'alD examlutlcm of tM P'm&n and eneour.,.. a clOMr •tud1oftM1u~·· mateup. And wtille th.la may IOUDd more like art education than matbemaua ...... Youq 1911 tbe approacb in both dlaelpllnee ii ...... Ually the same. •'The math we teach in tbe lab empbuiw not numbers, but 1hape1 which are tbe ua.i derlylna concepts of 1eometry and tri1ooometry,'' Mias Young Hid. UST\JDENTS ARE ENOOlJRAG&D to look at numbers in an abstract way. However they \ are sWl responsible for leamina tradlUonal math skills." Mlsa Young stressed that the prosram i. not intended to be remedial, but balances what abe sees as the societal requirement that the left brain be dominant. "The tests we give are similar to the tats given dental candldatea and arcbitecta," Mlaa Young said. "We are tralnlna the 1tudeata to look at spaces, not just Unea, and deal with ob- jects not easily identified." . i\DOPTED AS A REPUBUCAN campaign plank in 1978 and by Reagan in 1880, u•s now at the 2 S1 heart of Reagan's economic program. But il has "rgs. plenty of detractors, economists and poUUcians in fi!lli:C!f•JtJ:t.m both parties who call it, among other things, Vttcuurn a..:.-8 --. shortaighted, simple-minded and inflationary. o1 -v He was an adviser lo Reagan during the pres· 1n~~~ '2 to 4 ideoUal campaign, is newly elected chairman of .... ...,, .... ..,.. the Republican conference, third-ranking member 11111;=~~~~-_.M of the House GOP hierarchy, and spends bis days bustling from Capitol Hill to White House and all around Washington plumping for Republican pro· grams. And Kemp's fraternal association with David Stockman. director of the Office of Management aad Buc:tcet. has further consolidated bis position among the lnfluentjals. ' Kemp's seal about taxes is the kind of zeal he's lived with all his life. n &NEW THAT EVEN a successful football career can be ephemeral. So he looked to anotb" competitive field, politics, and began readina economics and poUUcal science as voraciously u same plans. He ltnlck out on his own ftve yean after be jolned the Buffalo Bills when a conpeulon'1 seat. opened up. ~emp thinks bla "compaulonate con· aervaUnn" la the reason be'a been eleeted ove"'belmlnllY from a blue-collar dlatrlct. He believes that other facton are his unJOQ back· frouad -be WU president of the NaUOClal Foot~ ball Leap'• Pla.yen' Auociatioe-ancl hia eu1 ra1>port .ttb blacks, aufmented by many frtendlblPI durtnc hi• footbal career. a.tde bit w -cut mwkJn, Kemp'• curreDt project ii .. enterprise soaes," • proposal to 1et ..Sde bereft inner clty areu -•Uall1. .with a lat•• blM.k populaUon -for rehabWtation by of. f...,l '" •••t.axbreakatoloca~tben. 1 ftDll.:..--=:: •344 13'':: Color TV Brilliant sman-screen cola< performance n 87• Kitchen Towel Makes glassware sparkle. Dries faster. All cotton. I-Qt.. Potting Soil Ready to uae, odor- less, sterile. won't bum. •0ry meas. • 10" Saute Fry Pan AlrTIQnd cotoc 1-J< •1t. 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Brito. and Norm-bullt fllblnl vtllaael. 'rbe utd elopes won·~ ~ ,..,ar-cane ao _.., a few llavea : rea~ St. Bartl. Tbey aGt tWi-rum from Gdtltl°Tw lJO ml.lea to tbe IOUtll. bl a~ neent 7ean. w touriau came • _. fl u.i.. ve1t pocket lalud alrlinel from. St. 11..-, half Duteh, half Pnocb. David Rockefeller Wit a bldeawa, home, ao remote · there ere no roadl. Grocerle1 and frteodl are f erriecl from Guatavla. Our tkin·dlvlnf reporter baa been Wl· denrater in t.be rum-and-aucar iaJaoda and be popped in for tbJI ~Port: • • • '"'l'llBY SPBA.& A 11TB CBNTVaY patoil· In tbe north coast villaae ol Corrouo. And women flutter between cotta1ea wearlna calubet, an okl Normandy llDeD beaddreu. They wave J)&lm froadt loto bats and baskets and table matt to sell to tourists wbo ftDd tbeir way down tbe plUlllinl roads. "Tbe lnacceuiblllty la the p-eatelt atuac-· lion. Evm so tbere'1 a fteet of 21 tull. We drew Valentin Laplace wltb a Peuceot atatloQ wacoa. He toot aa throqh lroves Of. flamboyant trees. and bouealnvillea. PHt iroves ol manaoes and papayu. "We went up and down mountainsides. Skimmed beaches and bays. The island tour takes an hour and coats $25." • • • "BOT.ELS .AaE COIUNG slowly to St. Barta. Not large by American resort ataDdarda, but tbey seem bit on tbese small turquolae bay a. "A double at Hotel de la Place is $101 with a kitchenette and a sea view. Without a kitchen and a mountain view, $81. In off seaaon sum- mer, they're balfthat. "There are FINE restaurants. (Tbe French connection). We bad a superb luoch at Chez Francine's at Bay st. Jean, crowded with local and visiting French. Cocktails, ahlab bbob, Creole sausages, fresh ve1etables and wine. Witb tip it came to $35. • "There are 3,000 people on St. Barta. Maybe 3,000 tourist.I a year -a number bard to plo down, lot In search of a tou.rilt office we were c:llreet.ed to the dockmuter who IJ"C)Wled: "Hane yet. Come next year." "Louis XVI swapped St. Barta to Sweden lo 17" for 1ame warehouses in G«enbur1 retuJt- inf la some curious r••ce names. Jtu=ata.n becomes Rue Oscar J at the town ball 1en· ii darmerie. Fort Oscar puds tbe harbor, and· ~ U. dot at Cafe Le Select anawen to the name Oscar. ''The currency is tbe franc and the dollar. Shops are duty free. Sell Paris jewelry and perfumes. The island went bac.k to Jl'ruce in im. • * • "TllBaE'S atCB LOCAL biltory. Jean Lafitte hid out here and so did American privateers ambuabin& Britilh ablppbac lo 1'1'7t. Columbus dropped anchor on bla second voya1e. Named it for hil brother, Bart.belemeo. "Not easy to reach. We found tbe most direct mpi W8/J Eutern Air from Sao Fran- clsco to Miami, tbeo Eaatem to St. Maarten. three boun. "From there we caught a De Haviland Twin Otter for a 10-mlnute flight and a hairy landing -over a ridle onto a half-mile runway. The pilot stood on the brakes and we came to a quivertnc stop inches abort of the beach. "A more exotic way is by tbe daily aailing of the big or8J11e catamaran, El Ti1re, from St. Maarten. Several hours among uninhabited islands witb plenty of cool French wine and con- vivial company. A bargain price, $30. • • • "80ME .AMEalCANS II.A VE bull\ gracious homea on tbe steep blllsides. All of tbem seem to be doctors -there may be some tax advan- lasea here. Like all islanders they depend on ralowat.er. '"Everybody, tbey fU'St build big cistern in the nound.' said taxi driver Laplace. 'Then they build house on top.' "Canned food is brought in by ship but there's plenty of local fruit and fish. We found a modest $2.50 meal at Ches Joe and lt turned out to be lobster sandwich on toast. The beer here is Heineken's. ('Jbe Dutch connection)." • • • BEST OP ALL: Take tbe Caribbean islands In tbe ball price summer. 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Carl~, ~ nera1ed 32..t pohtta • , came and wu nearly VDltoppable with bla ablllti• to muscle, yet rineue bis way tbroucb double-teaming, 1J the Player of the Y~ar, taken rrom a 1rot.Q> of fin tint team selec~ tiona -each in bis own ri1bt a unanimous selection. The other five -La Quinta's John Rogers, who shared CIF 3-A Player of the year honors with Clayton Olivier as a junior, Sunset League Player of the Year Jeff SUNDERMAN 1 Christensen of Fountain Valley, An&elu.s League Player of tbe Year Scott Sinet of Servile and Santa Aaa Valley star Tony Neal, the Century League's beat. • Put them on the same floor and they'd average 131.2 points a 1ame aceordiog to their stat.a. CAllLANDEll EDGED llOGEllS for the single honor on tbe basis of h1a abilities to do more things, such as 25-foot range, 18 rebounds a game, finding the open man and shedding would-be physical tactics from tbe opposition as if be were playing against shadows. stumble, 63-62 ' 81110WA&DL.llANDY ... ~ ........... Tbe Cypnu Colle1e Char~ continue to bold a bex over - 4leback'1 Oauebol iD playoff ac- Uoa. Tbe two teama played it cloH to the vest all the way Saturday .aicbt In a first·round state basketball playolf came but in tbe end, the Cbar1en picked up the marblea with a U-G deciaion on tbe &oeer's noor. It wu a 1ame which neither team could dominate and the wtdett marlin between the two was early in the action at 11-10. On two other brief occasions, the mar1in wu by five in a 1ame that wu played to the Cypreu deliberate style rather than tbe run-and-gun tactics of the Gaucboa. "WE PIA YED THE GAJIE just like we planned and I wouldn't cbanee a thin& ii we played them a1ain," a disap- pointed Saddleback Coach Bill Brummell said. "I tbougbt our kids held in there real well all the way. We figured we would end up playing their game anyway and why waste energy early by trying to run." Winning Coach Don Jobnson said be expected tbe Gauchos to play this way. APWI ......... Christensen was the catalyst in Fountain Valley's undefeated Sunset League season and performed remarkably well lnaide against taller foes, although he too, showed tbe versatility to shoot from the perimeter and drive the bucket, in addition to sterling defense. "I THOUGHT we played pret- ty good defense and we shot real well. We couldn't afford to mi.aa. We win a heartbreaker and have to aboot nearly 80 percent from tbe floor. That's the kind of game that it was." JOE BECKWITH CHATS WITH SANDY KOUFAX. • Coach of the Year laurels go to Estancia VeroBeaeh High's Larry Sunderman, who bu taken a team witb no height and little in tbe way of experience, to the CIF 3-A sem1linab, which are at tbe Loe AngeJes Sport.a Arena Thursday. Sunderman; lo h1a fourth year at Estancia, bu had h1a EagJes in tbe CIF plafoff• on each oe- 1 caaion, and whether be bu the IDdividuaJ atarta or , not, the EaaJ" always presmt a fundamentally sound, aaresatve, lntelllemt and opportuniltic at-'tack. The sbootlog charts backed bla statement. The Charcers abot a phenomenal 70.3 percent for the game and 76.5 for the second half. Saddleback bit 73.3 in the n.nt ball but fell off to 5'7.1 for the came. Tbe acore waa lied at b.alNIDe. ••. and tM sltuatioo didn't cbaa&• notlcably u the game went down to the wire. Dodger questions turn it to Camp If THE EAGLES FINISHED second to Corona del Mar in the run for the Sea View League cham- pionship, but since Estancia bu knocked off l•dtewood, heavily favored Lynwood and favored Moreno Valley, each in convincln1 fuhioa. Sunderman's 1981editionis18-8. The others in Sunderman'a tour at Eatanica have fashioned rec- ords of 18-8, 20-6 and 22-S, tbe latter exiting tbe CIF 3-A playoffs by a ~54 marlin to eventual champion La Quinta. Estancia features a lineup witb no one as tall as 6·3, but aggressive board play, hi&h percentage shooting and the ability to play many styles, bas led the EagJes into the CIF 3-A semifinals. Cypreas wu in front by four with 3 : 14 to play but turned the ball over and Saddleback scored. Then the two teams traded baskets wltb the Cbareen leadine by two and four poUlts down to the 21 aecond mark wben Pete DeCuu bit a 12-foot jumper to make it eo.se in favor of Cypress. By JORN SEVANO Of -Delly Pli.t Slat! According to Manager Tommy Lasorda, the Dodgers have a lot of queaUona that need to be answered before tbe start of the 1981 baaeball campaip. Renamed "Camp U " because of his doubts, Lasorda bas spent bls early days at Vero Beach trying to solve the pieces to his jigsaw puzzJe. o.tly 1'11.e "'"-"' 0.,-, ,..,.._ Others earning All-Orange County honors in· elude Corona del Mar's Jeff Pries and Mark Spinn, and Westminster 's Mi ck DeLavallade on the second team, in addition to third team selections Richard Chang of Edlson and Jeff Hughes of Foun- tain Valley. THE EAGEll GAUCHOS tben were forced to foul with the clock nmninl out and Cbu-ger catalyst Stan Davis canned three of four free throws to make it 83-60 witb five secoods remaining. A tut second buket by DeCuas only brought tbe final score a bit closer. Can Bill Russell rebound from surgery to the index finger of bis throwing band? Cao Reggie Smith return to form after un· dergoing an operation on his right shoulder? Is there a stop· per and leader among the Dodg~ pitching corps who can replace the departed Don Sut- ton? OCEAN VIEW'S WAYNE CARLANDER. Fresno State proves best Fresno State, which bu gone virtually unrespected and UD· noticed ror most of tbe year, put the cap on a remarkable aeuon Saturday n.ipt witb a 52-48 de- cision over San Jose State at tbe Anaheim Convention Center. The victory was two-fold in tbat It enabled tbe Bulldop to capture the PCAA toumament championship and thus MC\IJ'e an automatic berth in the up- comtnc NCAA playoff•. T be defensl ve-m lnded Bulldo1a needed their entire arsenal to cet paat the l*lkY Sparta..-. Coach Boyd Grant conUnuallJ altered bia defeaatve alipllMMI -ua1q mOIU)' IDU· to-man and a 1·2-2 .,. -in an attempt to keep the Spartam off balaace. And Jt worked, too, for tM moat put, u Saa Jou waa tborouclalr frwVaMld u. .... ( ... WIN,Paft•> DILAVALLAOI * * * * * * All-Orange County Basketball First Team Player, Scbool Belpt Cl. Ave. Wayne Carlander, Ocean View' 6-8 Sr. 32.9 John Rogers, La Quinta 6·9 Sr. 33.1 Tony Neal, Santa Ana Valley 6~ Sr. 24.7 J eff Christensen, Ftn Valley 6-3 Sr. 18.1 Scott Sinek, Servile 6-2 Sr. 22.4 Second Team Mick DeJ.,avallade. Westminster Jeff Pries, Corona del Mar Mark Spinn, Corona del Mar Dave Belshe, Cypress John Barkey, Troy Till.rd Team Mark Lewis, Tustin Richard Chang, Edison Paul Thomas, Brea-Olinda Jeff Hughes,.Fountain Valle)" Wayne Call, Capistrano Valley 6~ 6-S 6-6 6-5 S-10 6-7 6-S 6-4 6-2 5-11 Sr. 24.4 Sr. 20.6 Sr. 16.2 Sr. 18.4 Sr. 18.8 Sr. 19.0 Jr. 21.0 Jr. 21.1 Jr. 16.0 Sr. 19.1 THE LEAD CHANGED bands or was tied on 29 occasions u tbe Char1en posted tbelr nth straig~ victory to move into next weekend's state tourna- ment at Cai State ( Fu.Uertoo) between tbe top eight teams in tbe state. Early in tbe conference season, Cypress was 2-S and Jobnsoo wu reminded of Uds fact. "At tbat Ume, we were bopinc the season would come to a charitable end. "But the addition of Davia helped tremendoUllY. He ls a leader, baa eood polae, handles the ball well, is a bard com- petitor and capable of doin1 everytblnc you aak of him," bla coach said in praiae of the youne point cuard who made the Charcen click. Those are the obvious ques· lions, tbe ones Lasorda will be able to see and make judgments on himself: There are some others, though, that are not as prevalent, and tbese could be the ones that actually determine tbe Dodgers' future this season. CAN PITCHER Rick Sutcliffe, the National League's Rookie of the Year in 1979, regain the touch that left him miserably in 1980? Will Steve Yeager, Joe Ferguaoo or Mike Scioscia f10al - ly assume command behind the plate and give tbe Dodgers some st.ability back there they've so sorely needed? Will Davey Lopes once again be Davey Lopes? The latter question may sound insignificant in comparison to tbe rest ... but it isn't. In fact, Looking for right place, t~e Jefferson hope• A.nge.l1 are the amwer to_ fiis riddle By EDZINTEL of-OeNy~ .... Back in 1987, .Teue Jeftenoo wu a tall, wiry right-banded pitcher at Carver ffilh School in Chester. Va. He wu only a junior then • ._ Jeftenoa bad an·overpowenac fast ball and wicked curve that made bi1b aebool bitten' beada spin. He blld juat thrown b1a flnt llD-bltter when be experienced a aear fMal acddent. Drivlnc home from tebool OM UY with bil brother Alomo, Jefferson IMHI a c."Ol1llloll with anotbe1' car. 1£81&'8 BBAD 8LAM•&D tat.o the steerinl ~11 and bla f •ee immediately covered with D1ood. Tbt tlD»Ht pui a ~ over lUt rt1ht eyebrow tJaat • from tbt bridle of tall ... t.o tlae ...ua ---°' b1a e,e. Tiie eilt nq1liNd HI lll&Cltlll to m...S. Tba&'I rtdlt-141 ......... I At tMt tllM. 0. b1t1'•1 e.,... ,..med Wl• ~. 8"' ,,...., .. ww't ,._.to . i.ttt••·-·--, ..... .... ~ ,, .. _ ,....., ........ Ill -at .. rlpe old .. e of 18, be WU slped by the Baltimore Orioles' rook.le lann club, Bluefield. Re wu tbe Oriol•' fou.rtb round draft pick ln that summer's free .,eat draft. Jeffenon developed alow}y. He played in the miDol' leapea for o.,... ftn 1•an before belDI broaaht up to tbe bll lequ. mldway tbroucb the Im Mat• 1111 pn-vtou two HUOU of AAA Nil produced a ll·S comlUed reewd wltla • a.a DA ID im. Jeffm luted 2~ 1ean at BalUmon, when be eompUed a 7-7recordiD1• total tno•n:t., "I 't let to pltcb ...... tMn wltlt 1u11 lllle (Jim) P•lmer •d (Mille) C1MlJs aramd," Jeffenca Aid .._..tb' after a brW wonout at Palm~ wtda ........ \be Aal•la. JSWSUON WU TaAD8D to the Clale• ... 8oa tcir ....... ToaJ ... 111 sm. He •• .... ....., .. • :·=-·~=~== tbU aeuon) before being aeJected ln 19'76 by Toronto. in the American League ex- panalon draft. For a~ Jean at Toronto, Jefferson was 22·51 with an ERA of about 4.IO. Jn the lut month of tbe U. aeuoa, Jef- fenon wu put on waivers and plcted up bJ the Pittlburf,b Piratea. He ftnallJ IOt to atart the fl.nal came of tbe HMClll for tbe Piratel and pltcbed ~ •o•••p. allowtq Jaat one earned nm. · Wlan tbe aeaaon end•d, Jefferson bee ... a bee a1ent and WM boqbt bJ the Aatell duriDC tbe winter bueball trade meednp, A.I .J...._ lleld a mouad fll........., lce..wlda~8'oulder~-.11-mt•• wortou& 10 a p!altk ttllt lbilter· ., &M rm, be •PGke ot bit ,._.. Ill ta.. .... •:'ftS llAIN TmNG roa a a. ao •• u •••lc~,··i....w. •-n.mon'8· -..1...-.me--...lfMLl'ft Dffer ..._ llY• UM ~ from .. an~ to ID oat then aDd pltcb 11 liODI U 1fiui:-·• · it may be the m ost important of all. Lopes, you see, is more than just the Dodgers' startio~ second baseman and leadoff bat· ter. He's their cataJyst, their team leader, their ex-captain. He 's looked up to by ~he youngsters on the team and he's respected by his peers. SIMPLY PVT, Lopes is thd. man that malces the Dodgers gd -or al lea.st he was until last year. By his own admission, the 5-91 170-pound pivotman remembenr 1980 as if it was a nightmare. I\ career .2168 hitter, his averag& dipped to .251 last season, as di4'. his home run (10), RBI (49) an~ stolen base (23) totals, too. A prideful individual, Lopes• didn't think he helped th Dodgers in their final pus toward a National League Wes title in '81. A couple or person lows were a dropped popup i San Diego whic h cost th Dodgers a game, and bis error. in the first inning agains\ Houston in the one-game playoff• which opened tbe door for tw<P. Astro runs. "I obviously didn't have a good year for whatever the rea- son." expJained LoQH. ''Some. of it wu personal but I don't want to get 11lto that because it's lo the past. I have a very', positive attitude about thiS"' season." LOPES, WHO WILL turn 35 ~· ~ May, constitutes one-fourth of an infield tbat bas been togethe for the put eight seasons. IJ\ fact no other infield in the major leagues bas enjoyed the san>Et. solidarity aa Lopes, BUI Russell,.. Ron Cey and Steve Garvey. Despite the unity, however, and the team'• overall cobesiveJ fashion a world champiomblp I witb Uds unit. Three attem win three faiJu.res, the mOlt 1 cent ol which was ~ck in with the New Yort Yahkees. Ct'early, wit-Lopes at S5 < almo.t). RuueU at 32, Cey Ill JI and OarveJ at S2, this quartet Ian 't ~ any )'OWlfer. And, ,ther• IJD't anytblq they would like more Ulan brtac LA its ftnt cbampAomblp ln ll 1•an before tbla unit boWI out. .. We've bad tbl-ee op· portunltiel and come up abort tllrH Umes," Lope• eaplaiDI. "It'• no& tbM the otber ~ 11lave been more talea\ed. ·We certainly _.. capable. We've !Jut Deftl' bele able to exeeute 'In a World Sid•. . I un CDTAINLY wc.Wd '-a ...... to -tbrcllueb all tJda -DOtllaftwcmoee." Lopee ....._ tbt key. at fllaat '(8"1P, ..... ) ·I Kr~ fed apWlth Padre1, may 1oon d·1••np them YUllA, Arb. (AP) -Alts ..... ,..,., tlM II love .tfalr bltwMG tM Su °"9D·,p.ar. Uld club"-a., ltroe • ., be~ to u -4. Complalamc Pl1da1 Uaa\ .. Su .,.... PMlnl laave CODllaUDtlJ mt WJ liDce M ........ tbe team bl 11'1•, tbe 11-year..ad Kroc 1818 be may MU Dae Na· tloDal Le..-frwblM U multl·mHHoe dollar 109MI tcm· tiaue. "We at SZ.1 mW&oe 1ut ...._, •· 1tJW 1aid. "I won't 1tud for muda more of tbat. l'Ye never tum a dime out of tb1I b.u elub. I didn't bay It to make mGDeJ, I'll be Mppf WI 7w U we loet OlllJ $100,000 -but DOt SZ. T mUllM," Kroc, tbe board cbalrman ol MeDoaald'1, tbe world'• larseat fut-food operatloa, says be donate. • mHJlon a JHr to cbariU•, "but tbe ball club JONI half tbat amOUDt. •• "I would rather put the money ln 1ometb1n1 worthwhile," be 1ald. "You ~d build a cblldren'1 boepltal for S2 m11JiC1D." The team's board chairman alto 1aid tbat be b pnpared to clOM down the team for the rest ol tbe HUOD if tbe players walk out Ma.y 29 u some threaten if tbe compematloa mue t. not resolYed. r------· ...... , , .. ,,.. ____ .... Pbillldelpbia PblWes star Lair)' ..... respondlq to, the nen ..., c...,..aer i. putUq tbe Pbillles up -,or aale: "It'• really a sad day when a Ill)' like blm bu to aell. J,doa't aee Jt as l01in.1 u owner. He bad a lot of' dlpity and tlua." lwl ,._.,..I• H lillr N .... I• Denver'• Du ..... poured in • points, ln· m cludlq 20 in tbe tint ball, to Ind the NUQeta to a lZl·lOI National Buketball Auodatloa vie· tory over Detroit Saturday . . . Dunl Grtmlll and Allu ....... aparted a fourth.quarter comeback for Utab, wblcb came from 11 poiats off tbe pace to beat San Die10, '7·N ... Du aawMr'lll pumped in rt points and E••te I•••••• bit 20 as AUanta Clefeated Houston, 11'·108 ... 1ella LHa1 led a third-quarter aur1e u Golden State stopped Seattle, 108-103. firees .. e.•~ ,..,,,__ Edmonton's Wa1•e GretaJ aeored fow times to increase bis National Hockey Leape- lead.inc point total to 130 u Philadelphia fell, S-3, Saturday . . . St. Louis dealt tbe New York Rangers a 7-2 lOla bebi.od the scorin1 of Wape Ba~c•, who scored twice and added two assists ... Boston stopped Chicago, 7-1, with Keltla Crowder scorin1 twice . . . Bryu Trottier scored a pair of goals, includin1 the came-winner on a power play as the New York Islanders defeated Vancouver 3· l . . . Rick llowaeaa scored twice to apart Wlnnipeg to ~ 4-2 upset over Montreal . . . Kn& NU.... scored two goals in a wild third period as Calgary stopped Toronto, 6-4 . . . Third-period power-play goals by Crate Bartabvc and Gordie lloberts ignited Minnesota to an 8-S win over Pittsburgh. Flfll• r .. t•r •••ll•e. ... 'Cafl ARCADIA -Plyinl Puter played second !!} fiddle to Spectacular Bid tbe put two years and now alms to establish himself aeainat a runner wltb a simpler name, John HeDJ')', in today's $427, 150 Santa Anita Handicap. Both Flying Paster, a horse named by his newspaper ex- ecutive owner, and John Henry are millionaires on tbe race tract. Genuine Risk, not running this time, is the only other thoroughbred stiU competing who has won $1 million or more. Flying Paster was 0-6 against Spe<:tacular Bid, now re· tired to stud on a multimillion dollar syndication. Fes aser .4-.el .-a A1r ... ,.. SANTA ANA -Bob Lee, a former relief • pitcher for the Angels, baa been sentenced to a six-year prison term on a conviction for child molesting. Lee, 43, wu sentenced to the California lnatitute for Men in Chino by Orange County Superior Cowt Judie Lloyd Blan- pied, who rejected a plea for probatioo for Lee. · Lee wu convicted by a jury earlier this year of three felony counts involvinl lew conduct with bis If.year-old step- dau1bter. He pitched for the An1eh in 1964-418. He was employed u an iroo worker unW being laid off earlier this year, accordin1 to bis probation report. llema, SmeUffe ,_. ....... lerTJ ae... an 18-1ame winner lut season, •. and met 8.adlffe, who had a dbappolntln1 buebail aeuoo in llm>, worked two acoreleu lnnln1s apiece Saturday la their fint ap- pearances in a Dod1en' intruqUlld pme .•. Atlanta bu traded Jeff ....,...... to SeaWe for relief pltcber Cutes Dlaa, endlnt an impuae caUMd by an outatandlnc loan the Braves made to the left fielder ... Pete •ae&.-bit a three-nm homer to lead Minnesota to a 8-1 victory over Detroit in the aeuon'a first exhibition game. ........ , ...... .., , ........ . SAN JOSE -Geor1e Beat, whose m alcoholism sometimes eroded bi.a soccer prow- eaa, bu admitted blmaeif to a boepital to over-_ come bis drinkint problem, accordi.q to John Carbray, 1eoera1 manaeer of the San Jose Earthquakes. "He won't be releued from Hayward Vesper Roapital until the boepital thinks the patient bu •ufftclent undentand- inl of bis problem to become an outpatient," Cabray said. Ancel• Beat, Geor1e'1 wife, said her husband "wanted to do tbb for a loq time, and be decided now wu the time to do it." Tbe opportunity for treatment came with the cancellation of a propoaed tour of Soutbeut Alia by tbe Quakes. Cabray said a couple of weeks of boapitallaation probably won't prnent Beat from belDc readJ for tbe Quakes bome- opener OD March 29 a1alnat tbe CollDOI. "Jimmy Gabriel, tbe coach, says Georse ia in .1ucb IOOd pbyalcal CODdltJon, be\t only need a C!OUple of days of prac- tice/' Cabl'ay said. Pl11e•1...,•••••,._.,. ..... ineludiq Qaem to Conquer in tbe •·• Suta ..._ PlllC97 rode ftYe wiDDen Satu.rdaJ, • Aaa llmdleap at Suta Anita . . . Oakmoat C0UDtrJ Qub tD Oumoat, Pa., wM aamed .. tlae '* cl tbe 191 U.S. 0,.. 'Golf Qa.,._ldp bJ tbe U.S. Golf MlodlUGll ..• Crllll ftrdll edpd Gnat Blttala'1 ~ -la UM U.8. World er.. eo.trJ T ... Tltala, ~· •:t .I to .._.., •:ie fw tbe 1*.• ...._. at· . . . Nn FAal• w IMlllll .... qp. •tared tllil •lr.Ua•ete:r nee Ill Wac~ta ._. wtad ' ud ta m.tq te111peratana, .. ....., tM ii.t-.U. ...... 1a1:U:M. . ............. 8Wt iZERLANO'S DENISE INELLMANN SHOWS F°"M. Figure skating .. British pair wins HARTFORD, Conn. CAP> - Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean, financed by their hometown o f Nottingham, England, repaid their faithful followers Saturday night by easily wlnoing the dan.ce com- petJticJll. tbe final event ol tbe five-day World FllUl'e Sbtinl Cbamplonahl.-. Biellmann nor Kristofics· Binder plans to compete unUl 1984 . But she refused to admit that a few less triples and more skat- ing would improve her. "I think I have room for more triples in my pro1ram," sbe said. Her coach, Peter Burrows, HY• tbe style and arace will come with ace aod maturity. a1 mwaa L. llA!fDY ... ..., ....... FoHowfnt are the -...u ftiMtl on TV today. RMlftgl are: I' I I excellent;' I./ worttt wetchtno; I fair; / fortlt ~ . . -10 ...... a. ...... 2 ./' './ NM aAIKaTMLL: MUweukee at PfUIMefpt\le. As uuc.n: Gery Bender, 8111 Auuell and Akk Barry. The 76ers are belno challenged by Botton tor tN Atfantlc Division IMd but the Bucks are well tn front of thetr nMr.st rivals In the c.ntral OIVlslon. Jullua (Or. J .) Ervine lffds tftt 76ert In "'°'Ing with more than 2A points a game. He Is Joined 'by Darryl O.wklns Steve Mhc, C.ldwlll Jones and Maurice Cheeks tn the startlnv llneup. AUrques JoMIOn Is the Buck catalyst and Is averaging more than 20 points a oame with Junior Bridgeman and Harvey catchings Joining him In the starting fteld. ~ 10:41 •·"'·· CM,.,... 4 ./ ./ ./ ./ COLLEGE •ASKETaALL: Notre O.me •t DeP•ul. ~: Dick Enberg, Biiiy Packer and Al McGuire. The Fighting I rlsh known for their ability to uPSet the dope sheet, take their 22~ record and No. 6 national ranking to DePaul, where Coach Ray l'Myer and his second-ranked team with a 26-1 mark awall • 1 P·"'·• CMnnel 2 ./ ./ GOLF: lnverrary Classic. Announcers: Vin Scully, Pat Summerall, Jack Whitaker, Ben Wright, Frank Glleber and Ken Venturi. Curtis Strange has a four-shot lead over the nearest com- petitor as today's final round gets under way. Strange er'lters today's fourth round 15 strokes better than per. Tom Kite and Larry Ziegler are tied for second place whlle Johnny Miller, follow ing a 66 Saturday, Is at 206, Clve s{rokes behind Strange. OTHER TELEVISION 9:~ a.m . (:W) -FUTBOLJNTERNACIONAL. 10 a.m . W -NCAA aASKETBALL -A review of the 1980-81 college basketball season and a preview of the "3rd NCAA basketball championships. Dick Enberg"' Biiiy Packer and Al McGuire report. (50) -SPORTS AMa:RICA -The University of Nebraska meets Iowa State University In gym-nastics competition. 11 a.m. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 12: 15 p.m . (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -Olympk champions Peggy Fleming and John Curry head a llst of lee skating stars at Superskates VI I, taped at New York. Also performing are 1981 U.S. men's and ladles' champs Scott Hamilton and Elaine Zayak. 12:45 p.m . (4) -NCAA BASKETBALL -The announce- ment of the pairings and seedings for the 4-team tourn• ment. Dick Enberg, Biiiy Packer and Al McGuire rePort. 1 p.m. '") -SPORTSWORLD -Floyd "Jumbo" Cum- mings (U ·O> vs. Renaldo Snipes (19·0) In a 10-round heavyweight bout telecast five from Atlantic City, NJ. Cum- ml ngs Is currently on parole after serving 12 years In a Joliet, 111., penitentiary. Also: The final Installment of the world.pro · figure skating championships, taped at Landover, Md. (7) - SUPERTEAMS -The Oakland Raiders and the Philadelphia Eagles test their versatility In the first Superteams pre- 1 imlnary, taped at Honolulu. Commentators include Al Michaels, Reggie Jackson and Bob Uecker. 2:15 p.m. (7) -BOXING -Rafael "Bazooka" Limon de- fends his wee super featherweight title against challenger Boza Edwards in a scheduled 15-round bout, taped at Stockton. 2:30 p.m. (22) -SOCCER. 3:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -A special performance by Olympic champion Nadia Comaneci and the Rumanian gymnasts, taped at New York. Also taking pert will be Kurt Thomas, winner of the 1979 Sullivan Award as America's best amateur athlete. Also: The pair s competition in the world figure skating championships, taped at Hartford Conn. Commentators include: Jim McKay, Dick Button and Peggy Fleming. RADIO Hockey -Kings at Winnipeg, S: 30 p.m ., KOGO (600). ('TMDalty Pllett.Mlre1,1•9'Mtwl-'9CMft19S.} Torvill and Dean won tbe four· mlaute free-skate on all ol the Jud1es' cards except the Soviet judge, who favored runnersup Irina Moiaaeeva and Andrei Minenkov of the Soviet Union, world champions in 1975 and 1977. Strange leads by f 011r American champions Judy Blumberg and Michael Seibert, third throughout the compeU- tlon, suffered an uncharac- teristic slip to tbe ice and dropped to fourth place behind Natalia Beatemianova and An· drei Bukin of the Soviet Union. Actually, these two couples tied wlth seven factored places, but ties are broken by the better finish in the free.skate. The fans' favorite durinl these cbamp6C1D1hipa was Swiss stater Denise Blellmann. Blellmann'a IJ'•ce, aopbiaica- tlon and art1slry brou1ht her a told medal in the World npre Statlnl Olamplomhip after tbe final lone Pf'Oll'•m Friday nilbl. It wu Switzerland's first medal iD tbe ladies' world event and ita second told medal ever. Tbe crowd reveled in tbe Zurich teen-a1er'1 beautiful style and cheered wildly when abe performed three of her famous Btellmann spins, in which abe rotates on one leg while ~ the other leg over the back ol ber bead at tbe same time. , ''She bad a lot qaore presenta- tion and style, which I think I have to ~k on for next year," said American Elaine Zayak, whose 1oa1 la a gold medal at the 1984 Olymp ics. Neither Lopez rolling in LPGA play TUCSON (AP> -Nancy Lopes-Melton fired a coune- record • to take a four~ltn>lte lead OYU Myra Van Hooae after Saturday's third round of the Ari&oDa Copper Clualc Ladles Profeulonal Golf Ataoclatioa toaraameat. Lopez.JleJton, who bu Jed tbroqbout tbe tow'DeJ, tak• a no total into toc1a1'• final rouad. Van ~. tbe 119 LPGA &ookM cl tbe Year, llaot a 'JO ..~ to Offliak• PrW&Y'• Heoad·plaee flal1her, Pat ... ....,. Pattr 8*'• ts &loM ta tWtd plaee _llt D'I -an•..._ ..... Lopes ...... ftne pr an Ued for =:;.All.~= ..,...,... ..... lnverrary fiekl melts under 66 LAUDERHILL, Fla. CAP) - Curtis Strange, exhibiting the sure, steady game that won him two titles last year, fired a no- bogey, alx-under•par 86 and took a commanding, four-abot lead Saturday in the !bird round ol the lnve.rrary Golf Classic. Strange, 27, and one of the new wave of stars ..movin1 to the front rank of tbe came, bad a 5'-hole total of 201, lS strokes un- der par oo the 7 ,129-yard lnver- rary Golf Club coune. Stranie, a former national col· legiate champion from Wake Forest, pulled away from the field with a back nine of 32. His playing partners in tbe br11bt , warm, south Florida sun- ablne, Tom Kite and struuJing Larry Ziegle~J. were tied for second at 205. JUte birdied two of bis last two boles for a 68. Ziegler, a two-shot leader at the end of two rounds, aalvaeed a 72-witb a late rally that included an eight-foot eagle putt on the 15th. Johnny Miller was next with a 86 and a 206 to(ai. Miller woo tbla event last year when it wu known as tbe Jackie Gleason In· verrary Classic. Gleason is no longer associated with t he tournament. Miller, already a two-time winoer this season, said he had little h ope of overtaking Strange. "J figured I had to shoot es to get back into it." said Miller, who opened up with a blrdle- eagle-blrdie start. •'I abot • but it didn't do me mucb tood. Curtis shot 88, too and I didn •t make up any ground. He's too 1ood a player. I can't expect bim to back off in the last round." J act Nicklaus was another shot back at 207. He bad a •. in· clud.lng a 26-foot birdie putt on the final hole after the national televiaion cameras bad ended their coverage for the day. "I didn't play very · well," said Nicklaus, who hit only four fairways. "But l learned something from it. I made an adjustment in my swing over the last few boles and it was a lot better. My swine became repetitive for the first lime this year. I should hit the ball better tomorrow. If I can make some putts, well, then we'll see." Tom Purtzer, with a 71, Bob Murphy, with a 69, and Ray Floyd, with a 68, were at 207, seven abots off the pace. Zie1Jer, a IS-year veteran lookinl for his fourth PGA Tour Utle, backed off in a hurry. He bo1eyed three of the first six holes and turned in 38. "I just hit it terrible," he said. "Tbe eqJe saved the day." While he was struggling, Strance quickly took control. He rolled in a 20 footer for birdie oo the fourth bole and stroked a &- iron to witbln four feet of the fl•I for another blrdie on the aeventb. Tbat Jl'rt him in front and be· beld it the-rest of the way. He reached each of the two par-5 holes oa the back aide la two and 2·putted for birdie, and be holed two other puts of about eicbt feet, each olf a mid-Iron for two more. He finished off the back with three consecutive pars that, he sald, "was just a little disap- pointing; 17 and 18 both were playing pretty easy and I thought I should have done a lit· tie better." &atuda ll_IP'• 111'11 bMUt- 1 baU team Uii a Nmatdt .-Alta Loma ,...._, ta tbe ar •A Dl•Joft'I • tbe &acl*I defeet.4 Lyawood, !0"'4 Saturday .apt lrf tbequarterftnala. ............. l'.di80D and J'oun. tala Valley'1 llrll botb Iott that . lquut.er1lDal IUD• Saturday to eUmtaatetbem1elvea. At Lynwood, guard Vtckle :Simpson played a key role in E1tanda'1 win u t.be 5-7 guard scored 14 point.I, came up with 1tbree ateab and bad some clutch baskets in tbe waning momeots 1wben the Eagles bad to bold off a ,peaky Lynwood aquad. . I Estancia (2S-3) fell behind ear· ly u Lynwood, led by forward Angie Stovall (19 points>. built a '7-1 lead. 1 Estancia still trailed, 14-9, at the end of the first quarter but !then the Eagles, behind All-CIF 1orward Cara Francy and Kris Reid, went to work. •ot law.dq tbrouCb tM I09ith period. Lyawood tied the 1ame, ..- befoN Slm~aad Sbar 8ll)'eu scored a aNlif ol buteta to So ahead. • It wat at that polDt tbat Lynwood'• top aeorer. Antle Ch.rtttiaa weot out of the tame wltb atwlltedankle. "They (Lynwood) outbuatled ua mOllt of tb• Ume,'' aaid Eatan· cll1 bead coach Joe Wolf. "Fortunately we 1ot some 1ood defense to overcome aU our turnoven (31).'' Bronwyn Hand WU the Eaalee' leadlnl rebounder with 12 while Reid and Francy both •pulled downnlne. Lynwood flniahes the seuoo at lM. Tuesday night, Estancia meets Alta Loma at a site to be de- termined by a coln fiip in tbe semifinals. Last year. these two teams met in the championship eamewitbAltaLoma wlnniDl-Tbe Eagles outscored J.ynwood, 15·7 in the second quartertota.ke a 24-21 margin. A t Long Beach Poly, Edison bad problems containing Poly'a 6·3 senior center Teri Withers as she scored a game-high 30 points to lead her team t.o a 68-54 victory. DODGER DON STANHOUIE TAKES AN INSIDE LOOK AT SOME UNUSUAL EQUIPMENT-A SPOOF ON EQUIPMENT. Estancia maintained its lead lbrougbout the third quarter and Jnost of the fourth but then things ,. ....... ~.) WIN. "Our girls ..aave 100 percent," said Edison "Coach Dave White who saw his team fall behind by 14 points before battling back to within three points with five minutes to go. Beavers staggered l'r .. r~•l IF. • • as far as 1981 is concerned. wi ll be the team's ability to iron out those "ifs," as Lasorda likes to call them. • • time again in attempting to get a shot off. Sue Randall and Shannon Meyer bad 25 and 20 points respectively for Edison and both helped keep Poly's leading scorer, Faye Paige to just nine points. Sun Devils rip OSU, 87-67 "I think some of then1 have already been answered," says Lopes. "I think Billy Russell has proven he's going to be 100 per- cent. Reggie <Smith I may take a little more time maybe a week or so into the season Of course the Spartans put up ' a pretty good defense themselves as their 2-3 pressure zone gave the Bulldogs fits too. With that in mind (Fresno is ranked No. 1 nationally in de· fense; San Jose No. 4}, it came as no surprise that the score was just 44 eight minutes into the contest. The Bulldogs, while holding the Spartans quiet over the next 11ix minutes, briefly took an 11-4 advantage. But that was short· lived when the Spartans held the }Julldoga at bay and created a run ol their own. At tbe ball, the BuJJdoea led )9·17 -and the points sot tougher from there. . Sixteen times during the final ao minutes tbe score was tied or exchanged hands. And it wasn't until the 3: 22 mart that the Bulldogs finally took any assemblance of order. Trailing 46-44, the Bulldogs got a three-point play from Rod Hig- 1in11 -on a slam dunk and free Uirow -and another three-point effort from guard Bobby An· derson -on a layup and free throw. That made the score 50--46 Fresno State with l : 14 remain· ing and the Bulldogs never looked back. The Bulldogs (25·3), who shot 50 percent for the game, bad three players in double figures led by center Pete Verboeven's 14 points. Guard Donald Mason added 12 while Higgins tossed in 10. For the Spartans (21-8). who are hoping to secure an NCAA at-large berth today. they were led by tournament MVP Sid Williams, who scored 15 points. "I thought it was a cham- pionship game," said Grant. "I 've always meas ured my team not by how we shoot, but by bow bard we play and, boy, I thought we played hard. I'm proud of my kids. I will always be in their debt.'· "Fresno's got a great team," complimented Spartan Coach Bill Berry. "I have a lot of respect for them. They did what they had to to win." -by .Jolla Sevaao Long Beach Poly had the height advantage with no Edison girl overS-9. At Sao Gabriel, Fountain Valley closed out its season with a 70-51 loss to San Gabriel. The Barons end the season with a 20·6 record. Marina upsets Dos Pueblos in volleyball Marina Higb '11 volleyball team, which wu M last year and unranked in this year's Cl F preseason poll, pulled off a ma· jor upset Saturday night as the Vikings won in five games over No. 6 ranked Dos Pueblos at Marina. Marina did it by taking the de- cisive fifth game, 15-3, after go- ing out to a 14·1 lead in that game. The final match score was 15·8. 15-7, 8-15, 11-15, 15-3. Marina was led by the play of middle blocker/bitter Andy Klussmann, senior outsjde hitter Tom Plane, junior setter Chris Fisher and junior back row player . Mark Cox. Uos Pueblos advanced to the semifinals of the CJF playoffs last year and is consistently a power in volleyball from ·year to year. Four of the players who started last year are again back this season while Marina has just two seniors in its starting lineup. Marina plays seventh-ranJted Ca pis trano Valley at Capo Valley Wednesday at 7 p.m. "This is undoubtedly a great win for us,'' said Marina Coach Tim Reed. "I hope w~ can keep it rolling." In another match, Newport Harbor lost lo Palisades in four games. From AP dlspatcbes CORVALLIS, Ore. -Byron Scott driUed 17 of bis 25 points in a first-half Arizona State blitz Saturday as the fifth-ranked Sun Devils ripped No. 1-ranked Oregon State 87·67 in the Pacific 10 Con- ference basketball finale for both teams. The Joss spoiled the Beavers' bid for an un· beaten regular season. Oregon State, which clinched the Pac-10 title with a victory over Arizona Thursday night, finished at 17-l ·in the confere.nce and 26-1 overall. Arizona State flllisbed the regular season at 16·2 in the Pac·lO and 24·3 for the season. Oregon State held a 64 lead ln the opening minutes before everything collapsed for the Beavers. The uwally sharp-shooting Beavers didn't score for lhe next 6 :20 as the Sun Devils opened up an 18-6 margin. It got worse for the Beavers after that as Scott bombed away from outside and 7-0 Alton Lister dominated play inside. OCLA9J,lt' ....... _7Z SEATTLE -Junior forward Mike Sanden sank 12 of 14 s hots and ftnished with 28 points to lead tbe UCLA Bruins to a 91-72 victory over Washington in Paclflc-10 Conference action. The 13th-ranked Bruins, virtually unstoppable in the first half, when they led 35-lS with ei1ht minutes to go, found themselves s truggling midway in the second half after Sanders picked up his fourth foul. Washington outscored UCLA 22-10 over the first nine minutes and cut the Bruin lead to 60-58 on Dan Caldwell's baseline jumper with 11 minutes to go. IJSC U, lt'••hl,..c .. Si. 59 PULLMAN, Was h . -Forward Maurice Williams grabbed an offensive rebound and powered it into the basket with three seconds re- maining lo boost Southern California to a 60·59 win over Washington State in the Pacific-10 Conference finale for both teams Saturday night. No. C•rollR• 81, /Jlart1i.Rd 80 LANDOVER, Md. -James Worthy scored 19 points, and a layin by fleet guard Jimmy Black broke the seventh tie of the second baH, propelling North Carolina to a 61-60 victory over Maryland in the title game of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament. It was North Carolina's ninth tourney title and third in five years. The Tar Heels last won it in 1979. With the score tied at 54, Black stole a pass. dribbled the length of the court and bit a layup with 2:55 left. AJ Wood's offensive rebound and layup made it 58-54 with 1: 57 to play, and after Mexico leads Davis Cup ' CARLSBAD CAP) -Raul Ramirea and young Jorge Lozano, paired together in doubles for the fll'st time, surprised Marty Riessen and Sherwood Stewart 6-4, 3-f, 9-7, o-6, 6-3 to give Mexico a 2·1 lead over the United States in first-round non-zonal Davis Cup competition Saturday. the final set. "We didn't get discouraged. There were points when Jorge missed five shots in a row or I'd m,lss some shots, but we kept going, kept fighting," said Ramirez, who baa Mex· lco in a position for a third victory over the U.S. in the past seven years. Maryland turned the ball over on a traveling call on Albert King, Worthy bit one of two free throws to give the Tar Heels a five-point lead. 59·54, with 1:25 to play. .,_Si. 1-, I•.,• 7e COLUMBUS Ohlo State, sparked in the second half by Clark Kellogg, upset eighth-ranked Iowa 78·70 in a Big Ten Conference game. Iowa. finishing the season 13·5 in the con· ference and 21-6 overall, was tied with Indiana for first place in the Big Ten Conference. Indiana raced Michigan State Saturday night. Leading 56-55 with 9: 31 left, Ohio State scored nine straight points, seven by Kellogg, to grab a 65·55 lead. The Hawkeyes trailed by at least tltree points for the rest of the game. " ....... ,K ...... sc.u KANSAS CITY -Tony Guy; Darnell Valen· tine and Art Housey combined to score 61 points and lead Kansas to an 80-a romp over Kansas State in the final of the Big Eight post-season tournament. Kansas, which finished in a three-way tie for second in the regular seasoo. took control of the game late in the first half behind the hot shooting of Guy and Valentine and posted a 43·36 halftime lead. IAHtUeiUe 42, Oieda-••~' LOUISVILLE -Derek Smith and Lancaster Gordon scored all but two of Louisville's ~econd· haU points as the Cardinals defeated Cincinnati 42-31 in a slow-paced championship game of the Metro Conference tournament. The victory the de· fending NCAA cha mpion a berth in this year's playoffs. S.rw1e•e a, t'lll•••.,• •• SYRACUSE, N.Y. -Leo Rautins broke a personal 24-minute scoring drought by tipping in a rebound with three seconds left in the third over- time as Syracuse edged Villanova 83·80 to win the Big East Conference championship. Seven-foot Dan Schayes. who scored nine of bis 15 points in the overtimes, iced the game with a technical free throw called on Villanova for at· tempting to take an extra timeout. . Cal Polt1 (SLO) 84, Clarfo• St. 81 WEST LONG BRANCH, N .J -Pete Neumann scQred 28 points lo lead Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo to an 84·61 victory over Clarion State in the championship round of the NCAA Division II Easter Regional playoffs. Cal Poly will host the quarter-finals of the tourney next weekend. That's hne and dandy for those "ifs." But what about Lopes himself'! "l'M NOT SETTING any goals per se." he answerl>. "but I am pushing the body a little bit more to see just how rar it will go. A lot of people like to think you're over-the-nill when you reach your 30's and l don't . believe that. I' II find that out• this year, though, because I'm attempting to do something about that "I like it when there is pres- sure on myself. It's like you're in a constant do-or-die situation .• I'm optimistic because I've al- leviated a lot of my problems during the winter a nd I 'm pushing myself now both men· tally and physically. "I think if we stay heaJthy we 're stilJ the team to beat. Bul · if we're not, it's a ny body's pick." Funny how Lopes prefaced his final s tatement with an if. Lasorda can add it to his list of . others. 1/ he wants UCI runs past ·Santa Barbara Sparked b y 21 season or lifetime bests. UC Irvine's men's track <1nd field team ran • roughs hod over visiting UC San· la Barbara Saturday, scoring a 1081-'l-53"'1 victory. , The women, led by Michelle • Kelley's victories in the long jump. high jump. 100 and 200 • meters, took a 69-57 decision. Freshman Rickey Holliday set : a school record in the triple : jump with a leap of 50-4:14 and ' Phil Chapman tied his school rec-• ord of7-0in the high jump. Mike Tyleman's 8 :56.5 was a lifetime best in the steeplechase and Bill Dorvall clocked a 14.0 in 110-meter hurdles. JOIN OUR FAMIL y "SUPERSPORTS" COMPETITION Saturday April 4, 1981 Beginning 8 a m. to 4 p m . awards at 5 p m. (Events Running Con· tinuously All Day Long with the 2·Mile jog Starting Every Hour on the Hour Beginning at 9 a m.) AT: COSTA MESA HIGH SCHOOl-POOl & ATHLETICS FIELD . ~ , The upset means the U.S. singles players, John McEnroe and Roscoe Tanner, both must wln today when the best three-of.five competition con· eludes.at the La Coeta Hotel and Spa cowta. FINAL DAY TODAY! H'IP c,,s111 Mesa High School's Aqualics Programs in sw1mm1n11 and wJterpnlo ra1~c fund$ 10 provldt! equ1pmen1 fix todays compe1111ve metts A one dollar per C\ en• donation or Silln up for all ten even!!> and P4" only S7 00 54!nd 1n the ptc·reg1.,t:alion torm bflow and save 25 percent ~ i • • ~ Tanner faces Lou.no, a 17-year-old b1P school Junior from Paloe Verdes, and, if a flftb match ia necessary. McEnroe and Ramires MtUare off. "It's 1otn1 to be bard, but our Chances are a lot better than when we came in," said Ramires, tbe 27-year-old v~an of Mexican Davia CUp teams. Ramirez, currenUy ranked 31th ln the world, was the ring.leader in Mexico's vict.ortes over the U.S. in 1975 and 1976. A critical point Saturday, ac· cordlng t.o Ramires, was the first game of the fifth set because lt snapped the Americans' momentum after their fourth-set rout. "That game meant the match," Ramlrea sald. SUNDAY NOON TO 7:00 PM Compe111101'l y.oill l'i! in aae Qn>ups (0· 12. 13·25. 26-40. 40 and 1wPr). male dnd femo.le events except for the Pu~h Ball Obstacle Cou1se which •~ 11 two·person 'vent I He credited Lozano'• pobe and tbe leaitb of the SYl-bour mat.ch u key facton in the trt~. Ramil'el bad redict.ed after hit ftve--aet a • victory, over lanaer Friday that Mexico-h. a cbuee If tbe doubles R>.ttle went to flve MU la warm .. atber. ''TbeJ (R1eun and Stewart) an M ud • years ~rwpeetinly," UPlabaed Ramirel. "I tboaPt wit flve Hts tbe1'd tire out.'' C..0..0, a iambi• wbo'• .,.,tac off for lln· lcu capt•'" v ... Lemaitre, ..._ up for b.11 lack of e~ dla lkW andll' ,........ ''Jcqt pla19CI aeeU-. lie pl.,.:I Ike a top doablel...,. all clar ................. el .. 10UDI ~ • ..., ... crwlud ta~Mtl bf llc .... •PrtdaJ. 1...-rt.__... .. .,... ............ I rae.dClllb..._.111 •ak!o. Bllllllll=-:11 OM of tM ......... ,..,.. at tM ....... 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SlloNft (Fl, 1:00.t; 2. 0.m,_y IP'l, l :OS..;J. ....... (A), 1:07.7. tootr-1. Mcc.rtlly fFI, 54.1; t . Mof'9M CFI, s.o; a. Sdllllta c~1. w.e. sot lr-t. F«d IFI, S:J7.6; 2 ........ y 11'1, S:M.7; I. Purvis IF), S: ... 4. t• Mclt-1. llrd (A), 1:112,7; 2. Wen 11'1, 1 :•.sr >. ~ 1~1. 1 :Ot.J. too l»r• .. 1-1. H11•n• (Fl, l:Ot.I; 2. Nomuro ll'l, 1:1Cl.S; J. "-ter CAI, t:lt.2. _,,,...,.....,-1 ............. Vol19y, J:«l..S. ..... ......... ...... .................. v...., .. --., r04ey-I. AOlll"I Hiits, 2: tJ.Ot: * lrM-t. U(IC:fwrdl IA>, J:tl>.4; 2001-t. TNW (l'I. J:JU; JO lrff-1. MeNle (Al. li.I ; 100 lly-t. K9"'• CAI, l:CM.•; 100 tree-1. ~ <RI, P .a; 500 rrw-1. MeftJ .. 1.-1. S:JU; 100 Mell-I. Tr- 1.-1, 1:1U; t00.,_._1, Clarll IFI, 1:11..0; •tr" ...W,-1. FowM.ein Yall9Y. •:ft.1. COAa1u111J cotlege women or-..c.....,, •1 c--. .. ZOO medley ,..y-1. It Comlfto, J :OO.J; tta tM-1. ~I El, J : 16.S: JO l,..._1, Kent Ill, 26..J; 1• M<lt-1. Carr IEI. 1:07.•; 100 --t ... 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Pell-def "--t Harbor, •·IS, IH, IS-12, lS-11 Basketball scores eoueve NCAA OIVISIOH II PLAYOl'l'I lfttll ...... 1 Prep baseball Double wins PUBLIC NOTICE 'ICTI"*" •utt••u MAMIE STAT1lMllNT TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVIZLI WEST "ruone St 11, Or990fl St •1 UCLA •1, Wesfti"910l'I 1J Orlt90fl 19, ArllOM IS Stenlonl 11, C:.lllornl• 72 use 60. WM/llnoton s1. H P99~tdlne '2, LOyote .. San FrancllO 'M, SI Mary'l to S.nl• Clara IO. Univ. of Sen OI- i• S.n 0·-SL n. --lllco .. Portl-10, ~ '6 loll AOCIUel Air Foru 10. CAMoredo St. 0 Wyoming '7, "-"-Ua V .... 10 MIDWHT Illinois ... ~arn 76 1no1 .... .,,Mlc..._, St .. eAIT Pennsylvania 1', Coll•ml>I• J1 Br-n 7), Harv••O •S p, lnceton n. Cornell .. TOUANAMINU ~ Fresno St. Sl. Sen JOW SI ... AuaMk~.a~a C•I POiy CSlOI ... Clarlon St. " "'"" Monmo111n 19, 8IOOm>b11rg U ctnlrdl 5-lllA ...... I Fla. Soulllern ll, Cent. Florida 11 If Intl West Georgie 102, Mor-16 ltlllrOI .. _c-tl'_ ........ WIL-0.-.. r 7?, "'""" D•llou 60 Cllrsll N. 0..... St. ts. C-t. Ml-I St. ., ,.,.,, .. 1 _......., N. H...,,.,.,.AColl.tl,S.CrH HH'1 • ... A-..ic ........ ~nt SI _.,-, 11, EllulleU. City St. 1' (flntl Cn•yney St "· lt-llf'-MKm1 •1 cthlrdl -" ....... P11get ~ n, C.I SI. 0oml"9U9t Hiii• S4 (llntJ E . M--S4, OWc.o St •• ltt>lrdl _, ............ I Sl-11111 1•, Sc>rlngl .. ld ti IOtl Ctnlrd) No. C•rollne ... Maryl-60 (ll'lll ........ ~e Houuon CM. Teaal s• Cflrlll ......... c:.tt...... U,..... It ....... K•n•n to, K-St ... Cllrtl) UnlOft IO, AllM n Hlrll r_,.,I leslC-IC.*-• Hemllton 11, ecmlra 5' (MCOftd SI. JOMPfl'• ~ American u. 60 l'OUMI ~ LAllM ·---· lll'ltl _.. ..,.._....,~. N. Mlcnlo•n tJ, w. llllnols 11 M1Ulul#l'6,G9orlga'2Cflrst) (fl"ll s..---.A...UC~a NCAA DIVIMOIJ Ill P\.AYOPl'I Soutllern U. 6', Jeckaon St. U .,_&Al!Mlt..._. Cllrlt) . ~~~-'1:..':1~1'/..~o)(llnll Tr-"-'<A ~· --""' Mercer 72. Ho11Jton aaptlll 67 ,,...A-..c ........ 111n11 Uralflw.., Win.,....,_ M Cflratl MW--1cae ~ Fr-lln• ,,.,_.I 1J, lcr-..,, l•ll st."· -1111nola '4 Cll"'l .. 1w.-.1 Tol-11,W.Mlc ...... U IWnll 9-Allmtk ........ ... .... u ,......,-...ctalrSt. '4 lflratl Syrac-9J, VIII-• IO IJ oo A ....... KAl.......,7SllNrdl (llt\I) ............ Ke,_ ...... ~ PotM9ftst.M,Al-.W lt.UloU - Cebrinl IS, AIWWftle 11 lllnO lnr>t) ~Mlllollc~• I SI. uwrenc• U, CUHY·Stot.., H•werll JS, ~letlda A•M IS l1leM .. (llllrcJ) ........ , ............... No. cw.ti ... A&T ,., .. ,"-· A...,._5',e.to!IJ.a("ratJ , c_,.... sa 1tmm1a> Wlft. P•llft ts, Nor111 P••lt 11 ac:AC 11111,..1 Je-~ ... Ak MMM" ...... ........ (tint) ... ...,Clllfer'eK• cl::':i .,_. ... Qwoeftl Coll. IS, ot ld_1',...._'4Cfl,...t) JerH 'I' Clt'I' SI. tJ, lorucll '° ----~ (IOlftlal Lemor II. Lo11l1lan• Teen H Coftlllulltf oollafa (flnll nAT• Pl.AYO." Ol6oV...,c-iw-o ...... ..._. W. K•fttllO'I' 71, M11rr•Y St. •1 Cy~6'.~lt'2 lflrlll ' ---•• CtlruUI ............ ~. lent•Monko .......... .,. " PltU4, ~IO Cflratl II CMllllDSS, l'llllonoft ... Jaeger in finals CMo1101 J4, MMnto a CCSl" .. loMottow .. COlllro c.; .. "'· ~ .... Hlah lcMol Women i ... -........... Alvera• Poly 7t, It. JOMPll 4' Lll'olr ... lldl9MM len 0.Wlol 10, l'....,taln Valley JI ....... s' · c:om.ic111 .. Cll'•A...,_..._ LOS ANGELES <AP> ~::,"',:_=:• -Third-seeded Andrea Altoi.-a ,c,.,_4S ad Eal-le JO, L.,,...... ... Jaeger vanced to tbe c1,.,.......,.,,._, finals of tbe $150,000 Art•I•"·"""'""'• ... Avon Cbampionablpe of ~=':i.=~va11oyu L1osbtAn1trueJe1 llnSatuttoday Ml~~~=-~~ D I , I II I I Sl. Mery'a •~ellelfty "· S...t• 8·4 , f ·3 victory over c•.,•·4t aixtb-Heded Swyl 8 v11at ' ~=~.,~=iyo H a D l k a 0 f ,_. Clfy sa. ltllft Of ....... . GermUI)'. 1~1,.._..._....., ... .....,.. J aec-, 15, will faca .._.., ..,_ 111111o11 • tbe wtmMr ol. Satuntay Or ... Lllhr• "·" ...._ • Big fight .. for Chargers F.cli80ll and El Toro bllb aeboola awept double- headers and Cotta lleaa came back to defeat Newport Harbor to bl1hlilbt prep baseball action Saturday. Al Edi.aoo, pitcher Rieb Sorenaon went all t.be way without allowing a run u the Cbergers won tbe first game over visiting Long Beach Jordan, 2-0. Soren.son, a riJhl·banded senior, recorded 11 strike outa while (iving up juat four hita. His rec- ord i.a now 2-0. Mike DeBenon got the Cher1en' scoring start· ed in the fourth inning as be bit a triple to drive in Ron Duuan, who bad led off wtt.b a triple. In the flfth Lnn.1.n1, Tom IWl alngled, advanced to third oo a baae bit, then atole home. The second game waa bilhllgbted by tbe bit· ti~ of jwlior left fielder DeBeDoo wbo bad four RBI including a tbree·run home run as tbe Cbar1en breezed to a 12-0 win. Junior Gre1 Cloney picked up bis first win of t.be aeuoo u be pi~bed three lnnin1s of abut out work. Edi.ton. oow 3-1, facea El Dorado Monday in tbe second round of tbe Troy Tournament. At Lquna Hilla, El Toro bad llWe problem wit.b the' Hawu u tbe Cbar1en awept a twlnbill, ll·3 and 17-0. Mike Lomell '1 13 atrtkeout.a were too macb for Lasuna IW1a in t.be first 1une. Lomeli allowed . just two blta. El Toro atruck e.arl)' and bard u Ward llerdea hit a three-run bomeT and Jim Conrrublu added • two-run blast in • silt-rUll ftnt l.Dnlq. John Gllna, Sean Dlqh. Dave ReUeqentbal and Covarrubias all aocked bome nma in the second 1ame wblcb wu called by COGHDt from bot.b coaches in tbe aixtb lDninl alter El Toro bad built a command.in« 17-0 lead. Boes co1ne back; GWC falls back T"e loll-1"9 ..., ..... era dol119 ---·= CATERING P\.US, I .. 91~ C•ny-. L..o9llnA hac", C•lllornl• flt.SI LYllft Jee•••. 104 alu•blrd Cany-. ~ ha<ll, Callf.,.nle .St 11-er-fr...U. 104U AJl9ft Drive, 0-.... 0.-, C.tlflW'Ma tiMt Gerv .,.._, 1191 -se.-•1 ....... 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I . ... n·te blouse d with beige a~ w ~ee soc ks· Jogger-cut pants are sh.Own with cardigan- . nec'k jacket , stripecI blouse and floppy fie. Dijon m""t ....., ard loo accented by dou se-cut leather ·rt ts tawe d white Beige ski d by texture and accente • ble-breasted 'l Pants are ,, anne/ biaz er . Hemlines up, . -,Wel.s down this spring . . By SANDIE JOY 6t_OeM,,..... ..... Lees are in. So are abort skirt.a, spectator pumps, knee socks and hl&h·neck blouses. These are amon1 tips for sprine picked up Feb. 27 at a special showing of Anne Klein's spring line at Neiman-Marcus, Fashion Island. Gail Miller, who narrated the sbow coincid· lng with arrival at N-M of the latest Klein fashions, explained that skirts and culottes in shorter lengths than for past seasons definitely are in style this spring. "But, 11 she explained, "there's no one length that's right." The determining factor on hemlines, she noted, is proportion. Ma. Miller, who is promotional director for I Anne Klein, aald she doesn't believe des1-Den ever will return to saying one lenltb ls more fashionable than another. : As the model.a whirled by. she noted that the varying length of hemlines \s amon1 the strong statements made by Klein's sprin1 line, which she explained is the second most important line until fall. The spring styles, she said , "are always very streety," with the Klein collection includ- ing seaaonless fabrics such as lots of slllit tweeds and crepe de chine as well as beautiful leathers. Accessory-wise, Ms . ltfiller noted, "When the lengths get shorter, shoes have to get natter and the leg comes into focus." She noted a lot of the Klein models were wearing knee socks. "And if that doesn't strike you," she ex- claimed, "try an opaque 1todrin1." The height of shoes is lmporta.llt, Ila. Miller noted, with "a llUle bit of a shaped heel, about 1 'h inches high" belnl just about ri1ht. Tuxedo and soectator pumps were touted u bein1 among the most fashionable of footwear for spring. Another concept running throughout the Klein showing was the short and cropped jacket. It's a concept, Ms. Miller noted, that Klein hasn't done for awhile. She also explained lots and Iota of high-neck blouses will be seen tb1s spring including the mock turtle necks and blouses with some tuck- ing. And pants definitely are loose compared to seasons past. Pointing to a jogger-cut pair of trousers, Ms. Miller noted they were among the mo.t ex-treme versions done by Anne Klein. Bermuda shorts are back in style, too. So far, the fasb1on representative said, "they have taken off very weU, 11 meaning the publl~ ap- parenUy likes the return of the loot of the '508. Still another statement made by Klein's spring coUection was that beautiful leather is an important part of the fashion wardrobe. One particular outfit drawing attention at the Neiman-Marcus show included Dijon Mustard leather pants topped by a double· breasted flannel blazer. Overall for spring, Ms . Miller noted, "Classic, beautiful ladylike clothes are very much in style, with very clear, uncluttered. lines." Superoisor Tom Riley (left) and Sheriff Brad Gates model evening wear. Riley's costume came from Hoag Hospital. Randall Presley's casual outfit included slacks and a shirt with a madras jacket. Don Oliphant rleftJ and Cecil Shirar show casual business wear with plaid sport jackets and slacks. $100-a,..plate 111.en's fashions By MARY JANE SCARCELLO Of .... o.11, .. , ... s .... Men turned the tables on the women when Supervisor Tom Riley organized a luncheon and male fashion show to benefit the Sisters of the Society Devoted to the Sacred Heart. With commentary by Emma Jane Riley and PauJ Salata, more than 40 men active in business, civic and political activities in Orange County modeled gentlemen's haberdashery. J ust to keep \hings competitive, a panel of eight women judged the show. with winners in various categories announced at the end. The esteemed p,anel included Pilar Wayne, Judge Frances Munoz, Judge Betty Lou Lamoreaux, Supervisor Harriett Wieder, Gloria Zigner, Karen Stanton, Ellen Ward and Debby Gray. The models were as much a part of the show as the clothing. Although lhe audience was predominantly male, many wives and secretaries showed up to lend moral support. One table of women at the $100-a-plate luncheon brought along whistles to signal their shrill approval of the models. Leading off with athJetJc wear, Tom Evans bounded down the runway in tennis shorts, lob· bing a few tennis balls into his friends' coffee cups as he went. Geril Muller was positively Ambrosial in slacks, casual shirt and windbreaker jacket. He even blew kisses to the crowd. Tony Moiso and Brandy Birtcher model~ casual clothing, and Ralph Clock went Western'. In the casual businesswear category, Tim Strader was elegant in a silk sportcoat, and Supervisor Bruce Nestande wore one in raw silk. Michael Gering's authentic Western wear came complete . with boots ~nd cowboy shirt. • Calvin Schmidt (left) and Dom Raciti wear two-piece wool suits for formal business attire. Supervisor Roger Stanton (left) and Dan Montano greet the public in vested wool suits with coordinated accessories . Parlor games angered cabinet LONDON CAP> -The British royal family loves parlor games and, 30 years aco. even cabinet ministers we re expected to join "bumlllating" play as their guests, a new book reveall. At one Windsor Castle party in 19Sl, ministers 1ooae-stepped in a military-type parade wltb brass pokers, ,coal tongs and shovels over their sbouJden to resemble auna. aceol"dinl to the diary of IUchard Cl'Olsman, a Labor Party cabinet minister wbo died in 1974. Tlult event occurred before the present queen, ber lister, Prlnceu Mar1aret, and their parent.I, Kini o.or1e VJ and Queen Elbabetb. Crouman 1ald be 1ot tbe story from Ben . · Nlcot.on, an advller on the royal· art collection who b8d 1P9Dt 10 cla11 a\ Wlndlor. Nicollon 1ald be never saw anytblaa like the "tull bumlllatlon wblcb royalty Hellled determlned to ·extract from ltl commoner pests." The dlariel cUHloeed that another f avorlte 1ame wu "It" -tH child'• ·1ame ol "tac," ~ played in tbe dark in a royal dra..U., room. Ni~o~ \Old Croqmq it Waf t_ellla~able: when tbe lltbll came on, to see cabinet minbta'I uoucbhal under traDd pl&D01. ; A Bucldalbam Palace IPC*eaman said the preHDt roJal family often plan cbaradel after filnner. • ,, RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY WMllYCNW...+ ""' .... I '22 Harbor ll•d. Cott•~ -541·115' Let'!!. I remuue your kitchen! Cll UI now, tor expert ... your kllchen ,,., _...,,.., pllfa let UI lhOw ,oU-how = ... modlmlw. ...... low OCllt tD you! IAR • .:~-:. 2980 Rlndolf Ave. eo.ta~ .754-0370 lt blk. W. of Brtttol It 8ak9r KING SIZE BEDSPREADS reg. to $290 µ_~NOW $139.95 We ere overatocked In first quality bedspreads. Come In now for best selection. Other tlzes et reduced prices also. 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" U1e board" of dludort to La •oeb•ll• .......... TIM srouP celebrated. ~ tlftb ual.....,., wlUa cbampa1n• followed bJ a dlDaer of ......... t.erriDe fllet of IClll• la ... .... Nace, Mt al lamb wttb •bite--.. IAl..t wttb Meo:rted ..... ud ere.,. .... . ,... .... ~ ..... tbelr ftddl.Ac, almoet IO,._. aco, ud be can.d bla wlfe 0 my edtt«-ba-r.kteoee .•• A.ttboa&b • Qreed to llW'l'1 blm before be WM a pibll....a author, 9tioDe aal4. tbeJ ll•ed fclr tbe ftnt few moatbl oa bla1 -ad-v.nee from tbe piblltber of lall book 'Lult lot IJle." After diDDer, Hecbt preMDted Stone wttll bil ''Oolden Ca.uette Award" few bebla oee of the ftnt well-known autbon to allow bia books to be taped. Stone, in acceptlac, said, "Booka a.re the 1m11e moet important lDven&n al mantlnd. ''Tbey're tbe 1J"9atest influenee on our na- Uonal life. There will always be boob." In bis complaints about tbe quality of tbe popular romance novels, be called them "booki tor houaemaida." Author Irving Stone greets guest& at dinner Mrs. Irving Stone with Phil Swan Ilia wile drew a laU1h from tbe IJ'OUP when she aently reminded him, "But there are no bouaemalda these days, dear." Stooe told tbe group bis two moet tb.rilling literary momenta were s1ttiq at Doltoyev1ky's desk in Russia and in Darwin's chair in England. He and his wife have just returned from a tour of 1'9 cities to publicize "The Orlrtn," bis book oo Darwin. They'll leave again in two weeu for re· search in France and England on bis next manuscript. HAPPENINGS The subject of the next Stone biography? "I won't tell," tbe author said ftnnJy. "I never talk about my books until they're wri~n. and I don't know many authors who do." ~ The Junior League of Newport Harbor bu announced the appointment of Mrs. Louis D' Ambrosio of lrvfne to the board of directors •.. and you talk about fast In a world that ls as fast-paced as ours, it is A tricky to come up with the Cutest man or ~~ wom~rl~ of mine bas a contender. IRMA llMBICI ~·i-.•. ~--- He says the fastest person be bas ever seen _ ls the kid in the car wash who, in tbe .f.3 seconds 1 it takes for your car to come oil the cooveyer belt and for you to get in it, accomplishes the following : 1 Directa your three mirron skyward. Cbanees posjtJoo of the car seat. Locks your window vents in an open posi- tion. Starta your windshleld wtpen. Tuml oo your directJooal aJpata. Cb~ea your radio dJaJ to a German· speatinl statiOG you bave never beard before wit.b Communist news balletiDI. Wbeo I uked him what WU IO amuinl about that, be said, "Tb.ii la tbe same kid who mlnutaa before said be knew noihins about foreign cars and took 10 minutes to ~ out where to put the gas noule." That's pretty fast, but I have a few entries of my own. I blld a cleaninc woman once who moved wltb the speed of bureaucracy. However, let me carelessly throw away an imPOl"lant piece of paper in my wastebasket and she would crab it like it was timed to 10 off, race put the con- tainer in the aarace and oft.en nm four-minute miles to catch up with the garbaae truck to speed it on ita way out of the city. Another one l'd recommend for the Top 10 was a child of mine who at the age of 2 would go into Uie bathroom and shut tbe door. In a scant three minutes, mind you, this littJe person would empty a 30-gaJJon bot water tank, perma· paint tbe walla with lipstick, unrol1 tbe toilet ti.s- sue, •luff a small appliance down the lint trap, feed Alka-Seltzen to tbe toilet, pull a towel bar out of tbe wall, melt two ban ol soap, eat the bead off a rubber duct, and drown tbe Tidy Bowl man. He could oot pull bis own panta up. Come to think ol lt, tbe f..._t penoa I ever aaw wu a waltreu I enCOUlltered rlllrt alter tbe birth ol my flnt child. I h..tll't been out of the house in four months and my best friend and I were going to have a nice, lont. leisurely lunch. She came t.Q tbe table and said, "Drink? Wanta order?" and wu back in three minut¥ with the drink AND the food. Sbe burnt my ~ the pot u abe refllled my cotfee cup, the check ln my lap aa 1be replaced the top tablecloth and made change. It was all over in 20 minutes. She told us she bad to 1et ready for tbe luncheon "rush." Gemini: Emphasize glamour MONDAY, MASCH t By SYDNEY OMAaa ARJES (Mar. 21·Apr. 19): Transform ideas into writing; you are on trail of "big money." Focus on valuables, personal possessions, abili- ty to collect needed material. Aid will be re- ceived from Gemin1, Sagittarius natives. Make the change! TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Good news re- ceived in connection with domestic and finan- cial affairs. Another Taurus figures prominent- ly. Accept invitation lo make personal appeal for pet project. Your powers of persuasion are heightened. GEMINI (May 21-Juoe 20): Emphasis on glamour, aura of mystery and successful backstage maneuvers. Pisces, Cancer, Scorpio persons dominate scenario. Administrator of· hospital or other organization confides in you and this resulta in opportunity for significant gain. CANCE& (June 21-July 22): Relationship intensified -you gain inside track on special promotional opportunity. Emphasis on advance- ment, challenge and financial bonanaa. Capricorn and another Cancer play important roles. Accept! LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Prestige is enhanced; you com pie~ project which brings accolade from superiors. Member of opposite sex confides feelings and your morale soars. Aries, Saeittariua and another Leo figure prom· inently. Say, "Yes! " Vl&GO (AUJf. 23-Sept. 22): Be direct to communicating long-range concepts, aapira- U~. ~ember of opposite sex aldl to clarifying protram. Leo, Aquariu.s pel'JIODI ftl\lN prom· inently. Legal victory i.s ocl borl&oG. Imprint your own style! · HOROSCOPE LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Complicated pro- cedure will be simplified. You receive concise instructions wbicb relieve you of numerous de- tails and eliminate delaying tacti~s. Cancer, Capricorn, Aquarius persons figure prominent· ly. Follow bunch! SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Plans subject to change, revision. Know it, be flexible. Look beyond the immediate. If observant, you "locate" solution. Important contact is made as result of social affair. Gemini, Llbra, Aquarius persons play significant roles SAGl'ITAAIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Basic concerns are eliminated as plans are revised and procedures made more direct. Accent on special services, streamlining techniques and getting rid of unnecessary burdens. One you aided will return favor. CAPaJCO&N ~Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Creative expreuloo brillgs desired results. Focws on romanee, ~ulation and verification of views. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius persons figure prom· inently. Young person pledges support. Happi- ness replaces gloom. AQUAalUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Major domestic adjustment highlights scenario. Ter- ritorial rtghta are established. Focus on securi- ty, added confidence and an undentandinJ of property values. An import.ant transaction will be completed. PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar. ~): Refuse to be rushed into decision. Circumstances twilt, turn and patience proves valuable ally. Get defini· tion of terms. Take nothing for 1ranted. Promises should be made in writing. Another Pisces figures prominently. ~ ~~ ~ tMiIU tlIJ iflJJ1 j~ rlourd,.,,m houH,. nlll /wt fhllt- • d,..m.How e11n you bring It home1 Mr. Scott Henf. Prealdent of A. Scott Herd Auociet•, wltl di9Cu• tn. Important upecb of purchaling your first home or condominium, the IC*iflc how-to'1 lnvoMng Cl'Mtfve financing tnd hJoh Interest "*· hOW to dell wtth Nettora, and how to gei the most for vour money In the oun.nt market. Join our .-nlnlr et The Br09dway Newport htch. Fourth Ftoot, on S.turday March 1• from 10:30 to 12:30. F• la 4.00. Advanc9 ~tlont required; phone 041t ~ s.c,....., •t (714) 944-1212. THE BROADW~Y J of tbe New Rome for Dependent Children. Tbe facility will replace the Albert Silton Home aod be built on land donated by the county. Other board members include Charles Hester, Robert Ihrke, William Lyon. Michael Manahan, Dale Paisley, Dalhryn Thompson. Jim Gileran, Tom Santley, Arlene Bullard, Leo Cook, Russell Jedinak and Robert Morgan. ~ The Women's Club of San Clemente got a history lesson with lunch at the clubhouse when Margaret Roley presented "Fashions, Then and Now." She shared her collection of costumes, anU· que hats, fun and memorabilia al a special pro- gram honoring the club's gold.en anniversary. Fashions of 1981 were modeled by club members Mikki Barrett, Lorayne Keller, Ethel Dow, Jean McDowell, Eleanor Serick and Jane Miller . Chairman for the day was Bernice Tracy, and she was assisted by Jane Miller. Ann Barr and Margaret Brainerd were in charge of decorations. ' She's 'mad as hell and • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: How I hope you will publish this letter! I have not been able to calm down since Christmas. I will try to be brief and come lo the point. I worked like a dog to prepare the tradi- tional holiday dinner for my sisters and brothers and their respective spouses, as well as my own immediate family. Everything was made with special car e . I prepared two desserts. What I want to know is this, Ann Landers: How can a whole bunch of relatives sit down at a table and eat a delicious holiday meal and not one of the guesta say a sinele word about anyt.Jllq that ls served? Al.lo, what is the matter with these people t.bat oot one of them 1ot off their rumps to help me elear tbe dinner dlabea for the dessert ana coffee? And, bow can people show up for a boll· day feut and not bring a bottle of wine or a lit· tle box ol candy? THREE &REA T SALES! 40°/oOFF T&MMOt •• ..M.IWAU -NONS5'0MAL ALUMINUM r...s made from Heavy Guaoe Alum. wtth Tinned Iron Handle•. ¥WCTOmHOX IO«YH IY f-.du r made from the highest grade Stainless Steel. U c:llUMT made or fine grain caa1 iron with an enamel nnlsh. ._. THE SILVI.I SkllUT • HOUll-.-UT.10.. ..... 111 L lM IT. COSTA mfA • Tiii .W YOll IHOllP• cenB 141 5215 Sculptured Nails . 428 31st St. Newport Beach 675-9791 Open Evenings by eppt. and Saturda~ ANN LANDIRS I do not want to separate myself from my family, although I think they are a bunch of clods. If I tell them bow I feel it would certainly cause hard feelings. Yet I would like them to know bow their slob-like behavior affects a hostess. So 1 am asking you to print my letter and I hope they wills~ lhemselve&. -CAN'T GET OVER THIS CROWD DEA.a CAN'T GET OVEa: Put of tM p...a.. • lem la yw, •Y tear. H , .. wut Mtp la eleu· lat Ui:e table, YMI caa •941 SHOULD ... Cfft Uta& llO~-ANYONE -&'Ive, .. a •..a. A1 for brtapa1 a small &1ft or maldaa Mme commeat abotat Ute food -l\'1 patMU~ U.at Uley are .o Ii-rant. Yoa 1.boalclD't ~ •airy. Tb.-y don't know uy bet~r. And U1at't1 sad. Trapped Glass STAINED GLASS CISTOMWB~ IEYWNC ' ElOll A MUii smtll Lf Alf CWS, T.S & SllftlS • Evening Classes • Student Discounts MARCH SPECll. lrilf ii tlllull fs 21% •fhl llm 1837 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa (7141 645-6041 - ------T'S FAVORITE DRUGSTORE I p e 11 e 1e a 11 D • r ., llAll'f MNS ICAK'Pl8 A..._rm.:1mm.w111e•· ...... ,, ....... ...... ...... to ........... ..... •H"llGI lloab • T1!d.t no=-=~ ta l...":C.:r.: ......... wWa•··~--'*"" U•• boarcf of dtree ;,:; to La Boelt•ll• N9tatanat. TM poup eelebtated ill Mb &alllYerUIY wl1' ebampape follow.. bJ a dlaaer of pbeaunt tMrtne. ftl.t ol tole ID aWMt wtDe Nace, let ~ lamb wttla white be-, Hlad wttla UIOrt.d ebeeMI and CNpee 8-eUe. n. ._. remlalaHd aboul tWr ...sctiaa, almoet ID yun qo, ud be tailed bla wtle ''my editor·ID-,........." A.ltlaauP lbe acned to mar1'1 blm befon be •• a publlaMcl author, Sime aal4. tbe7 llnd far tbe ftnt few mootba OD bla ll50 ad-nae. from tbe publlaber ~ Illa boot "i..t far w .... Alts diwr, Hecht 111 !Hated 9tooe witla bla "Golden Cauette Award" far beblC one ol the ftnt well-known autbon to allow bla boob to be taped. Stone, lo acceptin1, aaid, "Boots are tbe 1tn1le IDOlt important invention al mantind. "They're the 1reatest lnftuence OD OW' na- tional life. There will alwa11 be boob.'' In bl.I complaints about tbe quality of tbe popular romance novel.a, be called tbem "bookS for bouaemald.a." Author Irving Stone greets guests at dinner Mrs. Irving Stone with Phil Swan Hla wife drew a lau1b from tbe IJ'OUP wben she 1ent1.y reminded him, "But there are no houaemald.a these days, dear." Stone told tbe 1roup his two mOlt t.b.riJ..U.nl literary momenta were sittinl at Do6toyevaky's desk in Russia and ln Darwin's chair in En1land. He and his wUe have just returned from a tour of 1'9 cities to publicize "The Orilln," bis book on Darwin. They'll leave a1aln in two weeb for re- search in France and Eng.land on bis next manuscript. HAPPENINGS The subject of the next Stooe bioerapby? "I won't tell," tbe author aald flrmly. "I never talk about my books unW they're written, and I don't know many autbon who do." ~ The Junior Leacue of Newport Harbor bas announced the appointment of Mrs. Louis D' Ambrosio of Irvfne to the board of directors -••• and you talk about In a world that is as fast-paced as ours, it is tricky to come up witb the fast.es\ man or woman in it. A friend of mine bas a contender. He says the fastest person be bas ever seen ls the kid in the car wash who, in the 43 seconds it takes for your car to come olf the conveyer belt and for you to get in it. accompllabes the following: 1 Directs your three minors skyward. Cb~ea position of the car seat. Loeb your window vents in an open posi- tion. Starta your windsbleid wipers. Tuma on your dlreeUODal lip.a.la. Chana• your rad.lo dial to a German· ueakial atatlaa JOU ban Deftr' beard before with Comm..ut.,.. blll.JeUm. · When I asked blm wbat wu IO amuinl about that. be said, "Thia la the aame kid wbo mlaute. before aaJd be knew no«btna about foreip can and toot 10 minutes to ft.pre out where to put the gas noule." That's pretty fast, but I have a few entries of my own. I W a cleanln1 womu once wbo moved witb the speed al bureauney. ffowe•er, let me carelwl:y throw a.::C aa important piece of paper ln my waste et and abe would srab it like it wu tlmed to 10 olf, race put tbe con- lainer in tbe 1araae and often nm four-mlnute miles to catcb up with the 1arbqe truck to speed it oo lta way out of tbe city. IRll ~DlllCI ~~-- Another one t'd recommend for the Top 10 was a child of mine who at the ace of 2 would go into the bathroom and shut the door. In a scant three minutes, mind you, this little person would empty a 30-1aJJon hot water tan.II:, penna- paint the walls with lipstick, unroll the toilet tia- sue, stuff a small appliance down the lint trap, feed Alka-5eltaen to the toilet, pull a towel bar out of the wall, melt two ban al 10ap, eat the he'ad all a rubber duck, a.nd drown tbe Tidy Bowl mu. Be could not JNll b.il own puts up. Come to think of It, t.be 1-..t penon I ever aaw w• a waltnu I eaCOUDt.ed rilbt after tbe birth al my tint cb.lld. I badD't been out of tbe house in four months and my best friend and I were going to have a nice, lq, leisurely lunch. She came tQ the table and said., "Drink! Wanta order?" and was back in three mlDUU. wiUa the d.rt.n.k AND the food. She bunt my Ups wltb the pot u she reftlled m7 coltee c-., dropped the check ln my lap aa abe replaced tbe top tablecloth and made cbante. It was aU over In 20 minutes. She told us she bad to cet ready for the luncheon "rush." Gemini: Emphasize glamour MONDAY, MUCH t By SYDNEY OMAaa AlllES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Transform ideas into writing; you are on trail of "big money." Focus on valuables, personal possessions, abili· ty to collect needed material. Aid will be re- ceived from Gemini, Sagittarius natives . Make the change! TAURUS (Apr. 20-ttfay 20): Good news re- ceived in coonection with domestic and finan- cial affairs. Another Taurus figures prominent- ly. Accept invitation to make personal appeal for pet project. Your powers of persuasion are heightened. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Emphasis OD glamour, aura of mystery and successful bacll:atage maneuvers. Pisces, Cancer, Scorpio persons dominate scenario. Administrator of· hospital or other organisation confides in you and this results in opportunity for significant gain. CANCE& (June 21-July 22): Relationship intensified -you gain inside track on special promotional opportunity. Emphasis on advance- ment, cballence and financial bonanza. Capricorn and another Cancer play important roles. Accept! LEO (July 23-Auc. 22): Prestige is enhanced; you complete project which brtn1s accolade from superiors. Member of opposite sex confides feelln1s and your morale soars. Aries, Sallttartus and another Leo ficure prom-inently.Say, "Yet!" VDGO (Aq. 23-Sept. 22): Be direct to communicatlnt lon1-ran1e concept., aspira· ti9D1. lfember of oppoilte MX aids in clarifying pro1ram. Leo, Aquartm J>e?001 flcure prom- ·tnenUy. Le1al victory ii OD borboa. Imprint your own style! · HOROSCOPE LU&A (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Complicated pro- cedure will be simplified. You receive concise instructions which relieve you of numerous de- tails and eliminate delaying tacti~s . Cancer Capricorn, Aquarius persona figure prominent'. ly. Follow bunch! SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Plans subject to change, revision. Know it, be flexible. Look beyond the immediate. If observant you "locate" solution. Important contact is m~de as result of social affair. Gemini, Libra, Aquarius persons play significant roles SAGITl'A&IUS CNov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Basic concerns are eliminated as plans are revised and procedures made more direct. Accent on special services, streamlining techniques and getting rid of unnecessary burdens. One you aided will return favor. CAP&ICO&N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Creative expreuion brings desired results. Focus on romance, speculation and verification of views. Gemini, V1r10, Sagittarius persona firure prom· ineotJy. Young person pledges support. Happi· neaa replaces gloom. AQUA•IUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Major dom~atic adjustment hlchllehta scenario. Ter· ritonal riibta are established. Focus on securi- ty, added confidence and an undent.andinc of property values. An important tranaaction will be completed. PJ8CES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Refuse to be rushed into declalon. Circumstances twist turn ud paUence proves valuable ally. Get defini- tion of terms. Take nothing for &ranted. Promises should be made in writing. Another Places figures promlnenUy. f(l!l!JJJ Clt!)~ (jiJJJJJj 7JIJiiH !CJ '1flJJ1 ~~ [7_, dl'Nm ~hi .rlll /utlt dMt- • dt'Mm,, How can you brln111t home1 Mr. Scott Herd, Preeident of A. Scott Herd Aaaoclet", wlll dlecu11 the lmJ)OfUnt ttpe01a of purcMeing your fnt home Of' condOmlnlum, the epeclflc how·to't lnvoMng CrHtive financing and high lnttreet ,.. •• how to dell wtth ~on. and how to get the moel for your money In the current marbt. Join our eemlnar It The Broedwty Newport Beach, Foorth Floor, Of\ SMUrdey March 14 from 10:30 to 12:30. F• la 4.00. Advtne. ~•done '9Qunct; ~our Extcutlw Secl'9tlry at 1714) 844-1212. THE BROADWAY . of the New Home for Dependent Children. The facility will replace the Albert Silton Home and be built on land donated by the county. Other board members include Charles Hester, Robert Ihrke, William Lyon, Michael Manahan, Dale Paisley, Dalhryn Thompson, Jlm GUerani Tom Santley, Arlene Bullard, Leo Cook, Russe l Jedinak and Robert Morgan. The Women's Club of San Clemente got a history lesson with lunch at the clubhouse when Margaret Roley presented "Fash.ions, Then and Now." She shared her collection of costumes, anti· que hats. furs and memorabilia at a special pro- gram honoring the club's golden anniversary. Fashions of 1981 were modeled by club members Mikki Barrett, Lorayne Keller, Ethel Dow, Jean McDowell, Eleanor Serick and Jane Miller. Chairman for the day was Bernice Tracy, and she was assisted by J ane Miller. Ann Barr and Margaret Brainerd were in charge of decorations. She's 'mad as hell and • • • ' DEAR ANN LANDERS: How I hope you will publish this letter ! I have not been able to calm down since Christmas. I will try to be brief and come to the point. I worked like a dog to prepare the tradi· tional holiday dinner for my s isters and brothers and their respective spouses, as well as my own immediate family. Everything was made with special car e. I prepared two desserts. What I want to know is th.is, Ann Landers: How can a whole bunch of relatives sit down at a table and eat a delicious holiday meal and not one of tbe guests say a single word about anyth.tng lbat ls served? Also, what ls the matter with these people that not one of tbem cot off their rumps to help me clear the dinner dhbea for the dessert and coffee? And, bow can people show up for a holi- day feast and not bring a bottle of wine or a lit- tle box of candy? THREE GREAT SALES! 40°/o OFF TILMMCH 14 IA.UWill -NOfllSSIOMA&. ALUMINUM PANS made from Heavy Guage Alum. YIQth Tinned Iron Handles. YICTOIUMOX IHIYIS IY f.,dltv rrede from the highest grade Stainless Steel. U CllUMT made of fine grain cast iron with an enamel finish. ._. THI SllVU SklLUT • HOUll ...... ,. 10..~. 111 L 11111 IT. OOITA ~ .II 1MI .. YOM IHOFP• C811B ... 5215 ~Mlliiiil~ Sculptured Nails . 428 31st St. Newport Beach 875-9791 Open Evenings by llPPf. and Saturdays ANN lANDfRS I do not want to separate myself from my family, although J think they are a bunch of clods. If I tell them how 1 feel it would certainly cause hard feelings. Yet I would like them to know how their slob·Uke behavior affects a hostess. So I am askfog you to print my letter and I hope they will see themselves. -CAN'T GET OVER TlDS CROWD DE.All CAN'T GET OVEa: Part of tM p,..._ lem la yo., my dear. If yo. waat ii.etp lm elear- bag &M table, yo. caa aJMl SHOULD .... est that Mmeoee -ANYONE -pve yo. a~. As for brta0-1 a •mall gift or makiac Mae comme.& abcMrt tbe food -It'• patlledc Ula& they are ao llJtOrant. Yoa aboaldn't be angry. They don't know uy better. And ti.at's sad. Trapped Glass STAINED CLASS CUSTOM WE W1.uws lm:utte ' ETOii A llAJOI SUmJEI rf lff CLASS, TOOLS & SllfOO • Evening Classes • Student Discounts MARCH SPECIAL l"'r II tMs Ill fir M tffll 1837 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa (714164~1 T'S FAVORITE DRUGSTORE -~ ... ~-, , YD. TB&as•s A uTn.s plaque *ked OD a H vinat and loan bulldiq clown the atrelt iDdlcattnc Hollywood'• flrat blc mOYit wu filmed there in ltll. But it'• oo tile Wl'OD.I aide of Vine Street -the correet locaUcln now la • r.artdn1 lot -and It'• lndlcattv~ of Hollywood'• rreverence for the put, Tbe mov1e studios 'and lbelr stars left town a Iona Ume aao for the roomier 1uburb8 - placet like CUJver City, Burbank alld Beverly Hilla. ''Uke many a 1t1rlet, Hollywood was seduced and abandoned." laments a pamphlet publiabed by Hollywood Heritate, OM of several rec ently formed his torical societies. "rrS UNBELIEVABLE nL\T lD a town lite thb -known throughout the world -there are ao few historical landmarks, so little to see," obse rves local real estate tycoon Bob Crane. But the situation ls changing. Property values are back up and increasine, commercial rentaJs are running at near capacity and, final·. 'OUR SUCCESS WAS THE WATERSHED' Mk::hael Slmma led Hoff)wood INgn drtve DEA TH NOTICES DEA TH NOTICES DAILEY WASMl"ND CLAR A MA ll TH A EDWARD F WASML"NO ollywood~sed~ced,abondone~ TD BA•N "AB ••auvao tor yean on one of tJnlvenal Studlot' back Iota and 'DOw altt on ~b JUllt up from it.I ortttnaJ locaUon at HoU,YWOOd ud Vine. It's ••aitini relocation near lbe Hollywood Bowl. But Utt.le else la left to mm tbe blrth ot the movie indmtry, when produeen ftlmed their movies in the footb.Ula above Hollywood then a aubdlvtded tlg ranch. Tbat was when most a vailable rentals speclfied: "No Doge. No Ac· tori ." It wasn't even called Hollywood unW ta when the ranch owne r's wife noatalglcally na med lt alt.er an estate lo her native Illinois. About five mUea from downtown Loi Angeles, it was later annexed by the city, yet bas always ba d ita own community Identity. IN THE MIDDLE OF the main drag s tands one of ~e town's 9ldest existing buildings -the Jan es Sisters school for movie children , circa 1900. Targeted for restor ation by Hollywood Herit age. the rickety Victorian home is still in- ha bited by one o f the J anes girls, now 93 years old. It st ands incongruously amidst the jumble of bead shops and discount stores that curre ntly line Hollywood Boulev ard. When money began flowing into Hollywood i n those days, l a vishly -decor a t ed hillside p a I aces be ca m e com m onplace a m ong Hollywood's sta rs. Rudolph Valentino constructed his Falcon·~ Lair tour buses now point out a ball-dozen huge Med ite r ranean -s t yle m a nsion s as th': originaJ and even historians are confused -and Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks were soon to rule Hollywood's social set from Pidair,. The estate was recently sold for $5.3 million. THE BERNHE IM ER MANSION, its Orie n- tal pala.zzo used as a backdrop for Marlon Bran- do in "Sayonara" and in "Teahouse of the August Moon " as well as hundreds of T V shows. as now a restaurant. Another of the earliest mansions, the Holly Chateau. is now a chic c lub for ma gicians . But only the steps re main as an eerie reminder that the most famous magician of them aJJ, Harry Houdini. lived in Laurel Canyon. The ruins of his home are covered with a tangled growth of bushes. P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIC E · APP .. _ TODAY THERE'S LITILE EVIDENCE OF FORMER GLORY AT HOLLYWOOD AND VINE Mlllfon1 of tourtat1 find a.genda have endured r•vege1 of ttme better th•n town """ The plush Garden o f Allah Apartments, secluded in lush trop ical g rowth, is now o wned by the Church or Scie ntology. THE ELEGANT OLD Hollvwood Athletic Club is now t he site of another a mbitio us renovation project. T he tall, pink stucco building houses an O ly mpic swimming pool s urrounde d by balconies and covered by a wood-beam ed ceil- ing fitted with stained glass. In its day. virtually anyone who was anyone visited the club. Its membership included R udolph Va lentino, Buster Keaton, Jean Harlow, Bela Lugosi, Errol Flynn, and Walt Disney Television producer Gary Ber win bought the building a few years ago. He wants to make the club uJtra-exclusive again, th.is time for a clientele of oil sheiks. and Japanese and West German industrialists. I n t h e 1930s the S unset S t rap was t r a n s formed from a bridle path through farmland into a playgroun d of nigh tspots for t he fla shiest <Sf stars UNABLE TO COMPE TE with th e glitter of nearby Las Vegas. many of the dinner clubs became rock ·n· roll spots in the 1960s a nd '70s . PUBLIC NOTICE But aJthou gh the complexion of the Strip bas changed, it's busier than it ever was. Downtown, crowds still queue up outside Grauman's Chinese Theatre even though be- jewe led movie st ars don't exit from their li m · ousines a t curbside anymore to walk up red carpets lo gala movie prem ieres. And the elabor ate art noveau Pantages Thealr~. once the seat of the theater empire of Alexander Pantages, has been filling nightly since it con~erted to live stage productions. The d rug store across t he street from Hollywood High, where Lana Turner and Carol Burnett reportedly were discovered, is still a busy ice cream parlor AND TttE ONCE-SWANK original Brown Derby restaurant. another spot where studio ex- ecutives looked for just the right fresh, young • race. was s aved from destruction by a well- publicazed storm of prot est. Ma riQp Gibbons or Hollywood Heritage wa· instrumenta~ in siag the restaurant. Says Ms. Gi b ns · "I th.i nk some people here finally reali that people from all over the world may t know where Washington , D.C r. is and lhey ay not even know where Los Angeles is, but they all know where Hollywood is and that 1t is worth s aving." P llBUC" NOT ICE P tJBUC NOTl ('E DAILEY. age 80, n•sident or JR · 1NED1. age 65, a res1· Huntington Bl'ach , Ca dent of Costa Mesa. Ca. Is l"ICTmous ausiNus Passed a way on Friday, !>Urvivt'<I by his wifr Shirley, NAME STAH MENT P UBLIC NOTICE March 6, 1981 at Anaheun daughtl·r Lori Kisling of Th• 1011owing Ptr•on I• do111g Extended Care Convalesc·ent Almonte Springs, FL. 2 sons ousinuus Hospital Mr!> Oa1 le.\ was Fred Wasmun·' or St. Paul. PETITE BEAUTY PARLOR . .,. u South Br o•d••Y. Senle •11• born on October 15, 1900 in MN and Robert Wasmund of ce1110rn1• Warrens. WtSC'<JnSIO She H udson \\I and rather Tern• Btllrtn c.. •DI ~outll and her husband C'a mt• h~re Ed\\ ard F Se ni o r o f Deisy,s.tm•AM C.lltorn1e '" Thi• Clu\IMH h condu<ltd by •n man) yean. ago dunn$t tht> E' anston . IL Also 5 111c1iv•-• oil boom 1n llunltngton grandchJldren. 3 sisters Mrs r.r ... a.11renG Beach , Ca She wa s a Helen Orley or St. Paul, MN. c::~:Y ~~,,;.,..~: ~!..::!""c:C:~~ ... ~ member of the First Chns· Mrs. Marge Center of Glen· l'tb. 11.1•1. Lian Church of Hunun1ton view, JL. aocl Mrs. Pauline .,,...,. Beach. Ca and a member or Gomke of Elk Grove. CA PW!bli.-Ot-c-11 Oefry Piiot. Ule Sunday School Class of Memorial services will be Foo 15:..21·~" '·'· "" .,.., the Church Surviving are 3 held Tuesday MarC'h 10. 1981 P UBLIC NOTICE sisters Irene Goetzka of at I PM at Pacific View Pa :.adena. C'a . Alma Mortuary Chapel Family Gardne r or We)auweg;1, request no nowers PaC'1hc Wisconsin Louella Daile) or \' 1 e"' M ortuar) Dt rectors Warren.~. \\1scon<.1n. also J 1>44 2700 brolht>r Emil G~tzka also of Gl~STAFSO~ W a rr l' n' W t !> c· on s t n II L' I.DA G L'ST A !-'SON. a Friend ~ m;1 y call from long lime resident of Costa 9 OOAM lo 9 OOPM on Sun 1\tesa. Ca Passe-<! away on da}. Man•h 8, 1981 at P1erC'<1 March 4 t981 Survived by 2 Brotllers Smith~· Mortuar) sons, W~rren Gustafson and where funt>ral se~v1ces will Ha rold Gustafson. Services be conducted at 3 OOPM on will be held at the First Monday, March 9. 1981. In United Methodist Ch ur ch, terment will ~ made In the Costa Mesa. ca. at lO:OOAM Westminster Cemetery The on Monday. March 9, 1981 r!lmlly suggests contribu-with Rev. Charles Clark of· lions be made to ~he Bul~d ficlatiog. Friends may call Ing Fund or the First Chns· at the mortuary 00 Sunday. tlan Church of Huntington March 8. 1981 from 3:00PM Be~cb; Pierce Brothers lo 9:00PM. Jnumment will Smiths Mortuary directors be at Pacific View Memorial 5~. Park, Newport Beach. Ce. f J er.ce Broth ers Bell N~ Society 8l~e~rJs'." a y M o r l u a r y cs.. •-•'MA BREWE R "-' -~!.~! .. ,.,.,. , RI CHARD BREWER, res· ••-'•1•--... _"" ••r •i.• ident of Newport Beach, ----Ca Passed away on March .. ...._ c.11 ... -....-c-...w. 5, 1981. Survived by his wife l'ICTITIOUS I USINlfSS NAME n ATEMI NT '"• •011ow 1nQ ptr\o,, '' ootn9 tMn1nfl\ ., l J ENTE'fPR l!>E!> OM NtWPOFI Pl•<>. Su111 100 Nt•Pvrl BH<ll, (•ffforn1• '16'0 •ntnon, E•rl x holu1e111. 1\ AIM•. 1rv1n•. C••Uornt• •11U T ht\ bu\.lnei.i '' conckt<ted by •n tnchv•du•I Anlnony S<.holtllti11 fh ll Slol• ...... I WH liled Will\ 1 ... Counly Cltrk ot Oren~ CPUnly on Me rell s. 1911 l"tl7W PuDll•-Or-Coe•t Delly Piiot, Mt rch I, 1S, Jl, 19, 1 .. 1 U .. ti PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITlOUI •u11Na11 MAMa STATUACMT Tiie loll'"""' --11 ...... 1tuol""1 •1: "CTITIOUS IUSINESS NAMa STATEME"T Tho IOfiowt ... ....._. .. doing OU•I r'llU •t E XE CV TIVE OES IGNS. 14JJ Superior Awenu• • l 4S, N~wport, Celllornle nMl "ICTITIOUS IUSI NISS NAME STATEMllNY Pelrlcl• .,,,, McGlnltY. IOJ Supor lor Avo11111 • 30, Newporl . Celllorni• '1"3 T 11• lollowlng po,.on It doin g T"b lluslneu It <onclUCted by en In· t>uslneu .. I I LOIS TAYLOR FASH l~S. )61J d " ClwelPailrkle Mn McGlnlty ' St• 8rffa, S.ftle An• Celflorflle Tllll RM-I WM 11100 wltll lM tt70• County Cltrtl ol Oraft90 County on LolUol Mau-., l6U See Br .. 11 Ftbniery 11, 1911. S.ftleA,..,Celllomlet27°" ,.tu.ti Thh llutlMU Is <-.Cl.ct by e11 Pulllllfled Ot-Coe•I Oelly Piiot, lllclMdue~. AA. Me1-..S Feb. IS, n. MM 1, •• 1911 10·11 Tiii• --· ... lllod •111'1 lho PUBLIC NOTICE County Clor• •I Or•noe County on J.,,u.ryM,t .. I , ...... RANDALL RESEAR CH, 71t NOTIU INVITING 1101 Put>ll-Or .... Coe.st O.lly Pilot. FM. U , MM I, I, IS, , .. 1 N741 l"entl•el, c.or-c1e1 -'· Cell,_ RECEIPT OF PROPOSALS· S.•ltcl tHU PfetlO"it wlll llO rocel-by UM City R ..... ., Mc(erlH. "' l'ernlu l, of ,, .. 1 ... 0-..r "' .,. w-. In tho P UBLIC NOTIC E Corone dll -·· C•lltor..ie tJMS office of tho City Clorti, •~ttd et ._ ___ _ Tlllt llull..u It c-.C-by .,. 11200 Jemllortt Ro•d, lrvlne, ICTITlOUll IS 111c11v1_,. • Celll,rftle tut• """' 1·00 p.m. 011 '"NAMa ITAT::S"..S., R...,...McC6'1tr Merell II. ••t. lor Ille untlrUCUOft of T"t loll•••"• poraon 11 001110 Thi• ..__ we1 flltd wltll u. Trern' ~· •llcl S.fely LIOMlll9-11,,.1.,0H •: Cou,.ty Cltrk ol Orengo Co1111ty ~~.~~f.,:;9, =It IOceted et Mein l'AR WEST POOL SEltVICI. MS .... ,, • .......,.., "· ,., fl1Mollt D Es c It I p TI 0 N 0" w 0 RI( . ;::~~ Of1w. c ..... -· Qlllomle PvtllltNd 0r.,.. Coed O.lly Piiot. 1111tellellon ol trelflc slgn•ls end ltollerl Lynn Joroonson. JOU Fetl. U , MM. t, 1, U, ltll UCMI wfely 110/ltl ... , pevoment strlpl119, Plelte Ori .. , Coale -.e. Cllllornle P UBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS aUstNRSS MAMI ITATRMl!NT ...... 1 The tOllowt"' _._. ii dolno bull· Mlt•t LAMBROSE ONE. LTD , JI GleM, lnllfte, Cellfomle 9Z7U 001191 .. Lembrou, 11 Gltnn I Nin•. c:..11.-. n114 Thi• ltuslnosa Is conducteo by • olmlltd ,.,._!Hp Oaull•~--0-.alP...inor PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Lll'E AND ACCIDI NT AND HI AL TH SYNOPSIS 01" TNll ANNUAL STATEMENT VEAlt llNDED DECIMll lt JI,,,_ 01" "ltOVIDI NT MUTUAL L"I! IN.SUllANCE COMP4N Y 01' PHILADELPHIA .._, Marht Str•I. PllH-••. PA ttl.)9 Tot•l •dmllllKI useh To1•1 llebllllift ~< lel S..ri>•us f'ullcl• G•ln (Lou) lrom -r•t•on• lntrHH I O.Crusel 111 Cepil•l •llcl Surplus dUflllO lt79 • tn,ur•n<• tn Few'• N•Uonwlct. Acc •O.nl -llHll/I p<tmlums 1nwr•11<• In "-te Celllornl• Buslnou Pego . A<Cldent -llHlll\ pr•m•uml S 1.911./H .IH I 801 •IS.081 ltl,l00,1'• IS,l'».•11 1 s.om II )61 115.011 60.JSS.•11 OfrKI C.lllornie BuSlnou P•go l.07S J61 I "·-(tf'tlly 1holl tho •OOvt ll•m• .,. Ill e<<Ot-• Wllll '"'" ......... St•tomenl lor tho ,...r •ndoel Oe<emo.< JI. tteO ,,,_ lo lM lnsuranu Commiu-of tho St.We ol Cellf0tnl•. pur"'"nl to '"'" S/Willlem A 59ere ~lllOt VICI Ptosldent tVJ-s r w10t Stcrelery PubflSfttd OrM191 Co.t>t O•fl y Pllol Mar"' 7,1 t 10 11, 1911 ~;;::;:::;:=;:::;::;:;::;;;~Joan. son and daughter-in· -law Bob and Sue Brewer, P UBLIC NOTICE granddaughter Michelle and----- modleft ro<onslrvc:llon, -moolen 91616 ··r::~":': EE R. s Es TI AA.TE ; Thi• ---Is (-11(-d by ... Tlll1 lie..._. WM fll9d with tho Couftly Clfffl of Or.,,go County on ,. .... "· 1"1. P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTIC E HAUOll U.W~MT. OUYE Mortuary • c.emeterv Crerretorv 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-!>554 PlBClllOTHHS HU llOADWAT MOHUAaT 110 Broadway C~taMesa 642 9150 IAL.TZ a IH'iBOtf ~aTVTHIU Wl'STCU.. CHAf'll 427 E 171h SI Costa Mesa 646-9371 ,..ca..,r...s SMIYMS' MOlmlMT 6V M•in St ~ntinQton Beach 536-as39 PACIFIC YllW t•IOIUAA.,MI Cen'eterv Mortuerv Ch.-1 3500 Pacit1c View Drive NewPort Beaj:h 644-2700 hi s Cather Ted Brewer. Dick was founder or Brewer ln· dustrles. president •and founder of General Auto Leasing. owner of Colony Products an'd H.P. Rental Company. He served as 1980 President of Allie-<! Trades of Bakery Industry, Southern California, me mber of Production Club, SS2 Club of Hoag Hospital, Balboa Bay Club in addiU<>p l-0 having served as president or a local service club in the years past. Dick will be greatly missed by ever- ybody whose life he touched. He gave of tumself to all of his many, many friends and hi s family. He went Ulrough Ille in JOY and laughter. His family wants everyone lo continue to lb.ink of him in the same way. A memorial has been established In Dick 's name at Hoag HospltaJ I( you so desire . Services will be held at Pacific View Me m or ial "CTITIOUI IUSINISS NAMa STATllMI N'f Tiit _lollowlng ponon It doing buslneu•s. ACTION ATHLEl lC SHOES, :1M Fo"" Aven11•, Suitt zt. L•gune e .. c11. Ca111orn1. •11'51 Mlcllael J Ltport, 14/tl Grovevlew, lrVIM, C.lllornlt •»i.. This llusl,.u Is <OllO\KllKI lly en lllcllvlduel. Ml<'-1 J . Lepot• Tiiis ttol-n~ •H lilecl will\ Ille County Clerk Of Oren~ County Oft '50,000.00 Ind I v Id "1t~,, L J"'91ftten OPENING OF PROPOSALS: Tiie '"Is stet-I WM llltd wit!\ lht propow11 wtll bl pulllicly _...., •net County Cieri! of Orengo County on rud el 1·oop.m ot1Merell11, 1911, et Fob. 9, 1•1. Ult ebovo·mentloned olllco of IM l"INSJI O""o~ TA I HI NG CONTRA CT Pullllilwd Otef\00 Coesl O•lly Piiot, DOCUMENTS. TllO -lllcellont ero Fob. IS, tJ, Marcil I, I, 1 .. 1 ,,._,, tnlllltd, .. Trelflc Slgnels &. S•lely' - - LIO/lllno al Mein &. Glllellt." Plan• P UBLIC NOTICE eftO 1poclf.cellot11 elld ell contre<I I dOCUMtllU INY llO Obl•llWO from ,,.. PICTITIOUS IUSIN ISS Oeperl~I of PuOllc Worlls, City ol NAME UATI MI NT lrvlno, 17200 Jamllor" R-, lrvlne, The lollowlng porlons ••• dolftg Cellfornie. A non•rtlundel>le It• of butlneu es U .00 wlll bl Chargitd for H<ll Ht of T H E AA E M 0 R V 8 A N I( l'ISS..... document&. P1-end "'9Clfl<ellot1s REMINDER SERVICE, 713 Vlctorl• Publl,_ Ore1191 Coetl Delly Piiot, wlll lie ,...II.., tor.,, ecldlllonel <ll•rve 'Str"'· CMle MHe, C.llfomlo ,,.,. Feb. II, 1 .. t. Merell I, IS, u. "· 1911 !Ju.II of U.00. I Doneld C11rtl11 Hamlllon, IU PltOPOSAL GVARAHTEE; Eecll lctorte 54rwt Coste ~ C<llllornl• P UBLIC NOTICE ..,_., 1iw11 lie eccompenloel by 4' 62, • ' ctrtlllH or,_,...,., <Nell or bid llOnd. LYft BunMlslM. 2.~t Poler is, l!I In IM •mount ff to POr<tnl of tM 101.. oro c.i.lloml• t1'» l"ICl'ITIOUS IUSINIU llld price !»'l'Mll• llO tM City of INI.... Tll·,, buSIMU Is ~ondUCltd by • NAMI STATIMllNT H a -tnlff llWll !fie 1114dw, 1f llb tel ~p The lollowlno 1Nrto11 h doing Pf-WI 11 ~ wHI ~1'1'1 1.Yftlur,,,.b!M llusl~s M •ff<lllO IN ~rect. ~ P<l'l'tnenl Ooneld Cwtlu HemlllOf\ Ill SVHLINE GLASSING, (JI ol Worltmo11's ComptftSet1on Tiiis Itel-I .... 111..i """""' SILVER FLIGHT, 100. s H•lllewey, 111"''-· and flwftlltl . Mllsfectory ounly Clerk OI 0••119' County 011 s.nte ..... Celllomle '210l. F•llhl wl Ptrtormenct Bond In lht Merell J t•t u w""'9 Vln«nt Jecltton. 1u n •mOUl'it "' IOO .-re-"' the lofel bid , l"U7 .. Vhll•o• Wey, El Toro. C•lllorftle prlc• Publl,_ Or-Coell Delly Piiot, fl~ WAOIE RATES: ... , rocaulred by Merell. IS tl.1t ... , 11011 ,._ Publl-Or-Coesl Oeily Piiot, Ftb. ts, ?1, Mer. I, I, t•t 7-1 P UBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUI IUSINESS NAME ITATaMENT Tiie loliowlng ptr10ns •rt doino buslnoues. NEWPORT SERVICE CENTER, 1115 Ht-1 BoultvarCI, COii• Mtl<I, CelllMnle t2'J1 Jeck A Cerllno. 10917 Sloop Clrclt, Huntl119Cot1 9eec:h, Cellfornl• ., ... Aulomotlft Con.....,er ProlKllon Dlaonettlc S«vi<M Inc., • CelllMnl• corporetlon, llOS SllOrlnQlon Plec• II U. J07,N•-'8oedl,Celllornl"2"3 Thi• bullneu II conducl.ct by • oontffl ~p. . JecltA.C:.llno Tllll AM-' WM fll9d With U. Coullly Ct-or Or•noo County on ""· 11, ltl'I fl1Jaf2 Pullll-Or .... Coetl Dally Pilot, F.O IS, ll, Merell I, I, 1•1 7Q.ll Lll"l ANO ACCIDIENT AHO HEALTH SYNOPSIS 01" THE ANNUAL STATEMENT -YEAll I NDI D DECEMIElt J1, ,,_ Tol•i •dmlllad HHIS Total llebfllUtl C•Pllel peid up •f PM Ufe l-rel!Ce~y Ill linlltMI Pertl l>t'lvt, Ar.....,11, N•w V-, NV II* Gron peld In end conlrlDuled \urplut UntUiOIWd lunds lsurplusl G•ln IL-I from-rellon• incr••H 10.CrHMI In Ceoll•I end Surplus durlnv ltlO inturen<• lft Fora Netlonwldt Ace hknt -... 1111 ptemlum• ln•urenct In Forat C.lllotnl• Bu.slneuPeoo Accident -'-'"'premium• Olro<1 l 13,'6<.131 •. 100,7'7 1.000.000 11~i!:?6t:i 13'1.•11 UM.OSI 1",Sl•,000 1,'10,U. 1.m .201 C.lllorllle ikdlMU Peet ''° Wt hOf'ellY cH111y tr.et tllt eoovt II•"" er• In ate-net with the Annual Sleto,,....,. lor tho YN• enclfd Oe<ombtf JI, tteO mado to the '"''"enc• Com· mful-OI W. Stal• of C.lllornle, pur-nl to law J Fr_T_, ...... ldef'lt Vin<enl H. Venth, SO<rolMY PuOl_ Or.,. C..Jt lfelly Piiot, I'• 11, Merell J, •• 1 ••• , .. , IOtUI PUBLIC NOTICE P U BLIC NOTICE T"1' 111n1neu '' <onclllcllHI by •n s.cc~~'°n.,.•~-~-c.m~~ u -. • . ---PUBLIC NOTICE lllclivlduel """"• I .,....... ·-• ....,..,.,'*' tllO i.-.nco Jacu.> -••I ...-ev•lllno reios of •eo-• In PUBLIC NOTICE Ul'a AND ACCtD•NT AHO H•At.TH T"I' • ..._. w .. "'"° •1111 ,.. ·~·~ =c':.,tl:.1:-ls to ...... --------"Cl'ITIOUSIUSINUS SY~!~~N1~~ ~N.~'r~'::1~~.:.NT -County Clffll of 0r.,... Couftly on : •• ~,,.1 ... u-.,.. melntel~· .. ·~.:: ,.IC1'IT10Ut •u1111a11 NAM&IT~TaMU•T .. l'tb. IO,'"'· ' oflkas of tN Owner --.,.elloOle NAMISTATllUNT Tll•toll-..O--.l1dol119buslNU PAC.,IC MUTUAi. Ul'• INIUMNCI COMPANY -.............. Or l'ISSS16 Upotl , ....... Tiie ConlracllOI' Shell ThefollOWlno-IOftlsCIOlnebulllWI .. , . 1• NoWf'WICtlltat Dftft, P.Q .... -. • '"'"'" ---Cou t Dally Piiot, poit e <._.,of said dOC-t at M<h .,: PR 0 I' I! SS I 0 HAL F LP 0 R No-rt 8ffc~ CllHWllllo nMI rclll,U,2a,1t,1'11 IJU .. t IOll lltt. Tiie COlllrutor and eny TRON, 2115 Plecenlla, Ullll JI INSTALLATIOHS,IOU W.lltllStrNt, ~otet -.illlcle'Mls '1,tO>,JSUOI tllll<ontractor.,...., him sl\ell pay ,..1 C•l•~GelllMlll•t:aU7. C0tl•Mu-.ee1t1orf'llet3't7. Totel llablllllol ·• · 1 .1,761,,.,.,21) Par k . 3500 Pacific View Drive, Newport Beach. Ca . on Monday, March 9, 1981 at 3 : 00 PM .cUP acific View Mortuary rectors . 11---------...,,---_, fl1CT1naus ., ..... 11 PUBLIC NOTICE ltu ~" .,....-Clflod .,,...,.,11119 rel•• Jenice K Wllll-1, 2111 Plk•nll• Wllll•m ThOmH we1111, tt'1 $tll9tlel Surltlvs ,.wnch SS,'30,W Of --to •II __ ,,,,.. Mll> .. Y9cl Ill UftlUl,O.lallMM.C.lllornlet•21. Fu11•'10f\OlltaMoH.C•llforlllet2'2,. Unusl ...... fllndl 11U1114Ut) 1t,Sll,»l Ille tletullon Of .... Cotlltkt. T"I• Mines IS CotldUClell tty •n 111 Tiii& busllW• It condu<l.O by 911 In· Galft ILoq) ,,_ opfretlonl I 1J-"'.l1• NEW BUSINESSMEN Contaet the DAILY PILOT tor Information re9ardlne ttHt county requirements for ualn9 a Fictitious •ualne" Neme. 142-4321 IXT.332 IUM9 ITATHl•NT TIH 1•11••111• pereo11 la dol11t IMlllMM•: RUIH •HTa1u•1ius•s. 0 7 ......... CtrfN ..i MM, CA. '2'2S l11Hnnt lt11all, U7 lete11la, C.,_ ... MM, CA. fltas Tlllt ....._ It c--.e-tty e11 1 ............ ,_.,.__ .,... ....._. -fl ........ ... ~ty Clef'll ef Or .... ~ en .. __,"·Hit. PltOJl!CT AOMINISTltATIOH· All Mdll•I. clM411iel. .11fc~N!M (0.C,._) In C.pltl11nc1 • .-.. ti • rot tlW IO... J I . I Jenlcol(.Wllllems WllllamT.W•IJll ............ .,.,.. . ·•.Me.IKI q\1411 on • 1 ""0 e< ~or This 1'te'-t waa llltd wllll t Tiiis stet-I w., fll9CI with t11e' ,11 ... ,~ce In.,_....•·· Net•-1~ .. II "'I .-000 to IM ocienl111 of bids •n 11e dl'*IOCI .. ~ Or ,..~~ fli ... "'•·-fli .. --· ~" ........ -• ·-• '"'• to Tom Muao1e, C•111tr11ct10~ ty ....... ,.Of _...__..yef'I Cou1tlyClw11 .. 0r.,......,...tyon o ... AcCldenland lleellllpremllll'll ..... "'t ua,m,01• Cenltoct A«nlftlllNlllr, ---~ • • , .. ,, 11, lttl. ln:sur..,te lft f<orc1: C•llloml• • OWHl lt'S ltlOHTS ltl lllltYED: "N11t lut411a•s P... _ l , U12,tt1,11t, Tiie o--... tlll!t .. reJ« PlllMl.tlwd·or..,.. Co&tl D•llY Pli.t, Accident Md ... 1111 ptef'l'\lll!"t -IMhtt: Olly ., ... llllf l, ........ •lfYI Merdll,l,IS,Q,t9ll •• IOU_ .. , Collforlll•lllll-..... • IS1M7-* l11ltrrrt .. IJ't 111 o tllf, aft4I te rrtllllol._ ___________ .._ _____ ...._ _____ ......,, We"°""" M1)1y ...... .-... 1w1n1.,.,111 e«erMllto,pllll U. An-I ewerf.111•111C.,..totltfle~. ( J Sta"'"*'I i.r ... .,.., ...._ OKe~ t i, t•mello te llw fNllf'ell(t Coftl.. • Dete:-..C116,tt11. l.. M. BOYD i ailJ.Pilat m1ui-11.,.saat1tf~,..._.. .. ,_. ' CITY D,. UIVIN• H. T. JMllNftl. • • • ay1 IOHA I.. OOl.l U Y, Sri Vl<t Preti.tit -o.cvoayclfft INFORMS Jn th• D1C1&V•T,...,... ""9111Nf Or .... c.-Deity ..... A*. ltcnw-; Mtr, 7,1, ti, lt11 tDM1 ~~t'il'M OiikY~. ,-.91;-.tfis ... 7,l, ltl'I 1112•1 .. .~ .. - SUN DAY I MARCH 8, 1'11 Sl'OCKS ENTERTAINMENT REAL ESTATE C3·4 CS-7 C8-9 Shields and Yarnell are proud to be mimes but anxious to show vocal talent on Broadway. C5 Fo11r-digit fashions flourish Sashed Halston suit, $360. Plaid Capraro ball gown, «JO. Bill Blass ensemble, $1,450. Dress, beaded jacket, $2,020. By .IODI CADENHEAD °'*DeMJ"9tl• The bi1b·priced fashion industry alons the Oranse Coast ls z.ippln& up bigger and brighter sales now that Nan· cy Reagan is in the White House. Sales began skyrockelins when women looting for designer gowns for lnau1uralion Balls poured into couture shop• searching for labels like Bill Blass, Oscar de la Renta and Mary McFadden. Nol aJJ of the fashion boom is being attributed to the First Lady's expensive tastes; but industry_lnsiders say there's no doubt she set a fine example. "Nancy Reagan has helped a lot because of the elegance. Women see that she dresses up and they wilJ too " said Amen Wardy, owner of Amen Wardy in Newport Beach. "We'll pick up a lot of new people who are dressing up because of the Reagan administration," predicted Piero Trimarchi, manager of John Hogan in Newport Beach. FROM THE OFFICE to the cocktail hour the look this year is feminine with pastel silks and fine wools dominating. Suits are classically styl~. but with a softer more delicate fit. For evening, fine silks with swirls of crepe ruffles and flounce skirts are popular. So are little hand-beaded silk chiffon jackets. Amen Wardy refuses to discuss his sales, saying only that whether the economy Is good or had, "customers still come in." They find snakeskin shoes in 30 colors priced at $125 or handmade S33S Rene Caovilla dressy sandals in what Wardy, without batting an eye, describes as "the greatest shoe salon in the coun· try." ONE OF THE BEST-sellers in the s hop along Bayside Drive is a gabardine silk suit available in 20 col· ors, retailing for $895. The matching silk blouse is $260 and the cashmere sweater is $200. ''For my customer money is no ob· ject," says Wardy. "They know when they come in here what designer clothes cost." Thal could mean $1,000 or more for a limited edition dress, while the same designer may also offer merchandise selling for hundreds of dollars less. For example, Albert Nlpo12's couture line includes sUk dresses for around $220, wbile his boutique Une features $140 cotton outfits. Fewer dresses are designed in the couture line, thereby in· creasing their value, as well. Similarly a Bill Blass original can run $1,300, wbile a dress ln his Number Three collection would retail for far leu. Items such as lin1erie are manufactured under the franchise label and are not designed by Blass though they receive bis approval. Also, an Oscar de la Renta original can 1ell for $1,200, while a dress under bis Mlsi 0 label may retail for as lltUe as $200. An Oscar de la Reola rose-colored taf· feta skirt with a silk chiffon blouae sporting ribbons and medieval-style sleeves was on the rack at John Hogan tor $865. MANAGER TRIMARCHI estimates that 50 ball gowns from the chain's stores in Newport Beach, San Diego and La Jolla went to the inauguration. ·•Name status is very important here," he said. "Women are very label· conscious.·' Trimarchi points to a $395 white linen suit with pearl buttons by David Hayes that has been favored by Nancy Reagan. Sales at his Fashion Is land store topped $1 million last year and Trimarchi says he expects even a better closing 1981. Anne Klein sportswear and Ralph Lauren polo separates are among the best-sellers at Saks Fifth Avenue in Newport Beach. BILL BLASS' romantically ruffled blouses and fl ounce skirts also have been popular. There is a resurgence of opulent dressing as formal affairs swing back into fashion, explains Saks fashion coordinator Shelly Kaufmann. For daytime, Albe rt Nipon's coral linen dress with short sleeves, a kick pleat skirt and a flower at the neck has been selling well at $260. Halston's at South Coast Plaza, sports designer apparel ranging from crisp business suits to elegant formal gowns. Inside the high mirrored closet hangs a long white crepe dress with a tulip open front and a ruffled Queen Anne collar, price $780. A matching bright green silk jacket with handsewn bugle beads sells for $1,500. "WOMEN COME IN here for the service they get," said manager Sylvia Rodriguez. ·'These people come for all their needs." The Halston look is simple, with clean flowing Jines and collarless suits in gabardine silk and fine woo~. "With Halston the cut Is so beautiful that they may not look exciting on the <See STYLE, Page CZ> Striking home? --, Designated mediators score By PAT DUNN Ot -D<llly ..... MMt Know where to aim your gripe about a product or service? The U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs' Federal Complaint Coordinating Center has compiled a list of trade and pro- f essional associations that have structured complaint-resolution procedures. The type or assistance offered varies, but all of these groups will try in some way to help settle any problems you might have involving their industries. The "800" phone numbers are toll-free in the following list: -AMERICAN COLLEcroas ASSOCIATION, 4040 w. 70th St., P.O. Box 35106, Minneapolis, Minn. 55435, phone: (612> 926-6547. Handles complaints concerning its member firms (pro- fessional bill collectors>. -American Hotel and Motel Association, 888 Seventh Ave .. New York, N. Y. 10019, phone: (212) 265-4506. Assists consumers CONSUMER CLOSE-UP · ~ . . , · . in resolving differences with hotel and motel owners and staff. -American Movers Conference, 1117 N. 19th St .. Suite 806, Arlington, Va., phone : (800) 336-lOSM. Assists consumers in re· solving complaints against household movers. -AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TllAVEL Agents Inc., 711 Fifth Ave., New York, N .Y. 10022, phone: (212) 488--0700. In· formaJJy mediates complalnts, claims, and disputes concern.in& travel-related problems. Can provide limited information about travel rmn.s worldwide. -Better Hearing Institute, 1430 K St. N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005, phone: (800) 424-8576. Informally mediates com· plaints about bearing aids and other hearin1·belp problems. -Blue Cross and Blue Shield Aasoclationa, 1700 Penn· sylvania Ave. N.W .. Waablncton, D.C. 20006, pbone: (202) 785-7932. Handles complaints about medical expemes not re· solved by state and local BC/BS plans. -Direct Mall/Marketlnl Association, S E. '3rcl St., New York, N.Y. 10017, phone: (212) -..am. Sponaon tbe llall Order Action Line which informally mediates complalDtl •bout mall order ftrms. -Dl&ECI' SELLING A880CL\TION, 1730 II St. N.W., Suite SlO, Washington, D.C. 20038, phone: (202) 211-srat. Aallats consumers In dealln1 wilb door·to-door salet and party plana ln the home. Also enforces Dlrect SeWn1 Aaaociatioll'a Code ol Etblcs. The code la deserlbed in tta free publication, "We ' Deliver Extra Protectlon" •'Hll•ble •t tbe above addreu. -Electronic laduatrt• Auodatloe. IOOl IC7e St. N. W., Second Ftoor, Wubbaltoll, D.C ...... phone: <•> '5'7-4900. Handles compJabrtl about televWGM, rallot, atereo equipment. video systeml, bome eomputen, ud otber home entertalament equlp...-t. • -Natloa&I Allodadon ol Pll"IOllMI CoDlultutl, 1012 Hth St. N. W., Wulllqtoe, O.C ..... pbone: (JOI) •1m. Allllta conaamen •t odila wltb _._ empAo1m•t ..... ud ( ... C»llPIAIHI', Pa .. Cl) ~pttM ..... ~~....._ 'MANY TI•S YOU WANT TO LOOK THE OTHER WAY AND MAKE AN EXCl!"10N TO COMPANY POLICY' But Jim FraMr, American McG9w vtce pre.adent, recommenda tol"I a., the book, vlewlftl the company •• famlfy Upper view erases blue sides Pon of an ffttnmittnt Daaw PUoC ..,.., on eucuffw ottUudea. At 37 Jlm Fraser epltomiHI wbat ever1 ambltloua youn1 execuUve la atrivma for. In 12 yean with American McGaw Corp., a plwmaeeuticaJ firm lD lnine, be bu moved bil family three times and rllen tb.rouall the ranb 1wlflly to be Slamed vlH-preaideat ol pel'IOIUMl tW'OJMn9'0. "The idea ol the martial IUDCb la • myth," be says, speakinl for the com· pany's etcbt vice preaJdenta. "Anyone wbo really tbinb that the top uecutlve takea the afternoon on doeln't know bow It reaUy la." No executive wubroom will be found at the otherwlae sleet sJua olftce1 ol MeGaw. There are no.apedal parklna privUea• and no executlve lunciroom. LUNCH. WBSN BB 1et1 tt, take1 30 minutes in the cafeteria, 1aya rruer, wbo addl, "We don't beUne in It and we dcm't Deed it.•• ICacb mon "' the corporate ladder bu IDUllt a.I ~ lllftlYe..-Ill particular aasl1nments and more apreadiq ol respon.alblllty. "Earlier I bad a handa-oo opportuni· ty," says Fruer, recalllnt hil days of active colle1e recruitment. "Now I have to dele1ate ·and 1lve up wbat so- meone e1ae ii paid to do." •1NtJTB1 BBPO&• the lntemew be WU at bil HCretar'J'S deak explalalq to an employee wby ber pl"OIDCJtbl wu tunMddown. "Tbe avera1e employee Yiewa lll1 job 11 maldDI bro8d policy ~. 'l'be1 tblak tbere'a • lot more blue *1 to It," .. , .......... . ( ... DSCUTIVE, P• U> . . reflee&H I• ••• ••IH •rl•H •f 1a.J1ar ••1'1J '1a1 • M JW .... , -fl Fiii dal ... .................................... ..... ....,., ...... ..................................... .................... ........ *I ............................... u ... ... ...................... t .... ........ 1WulM.-1•1iMNllf ""*,.-........ -~ ."'-................. .. '...!. ... 80a: I ........ ,_.,_. artMll • . ~-wblela I Ned ID tM ffoeehalta f:.'!f~wldle Uaer. on vacaticm. You •spl•'"fd all _......,. ud pt&talla ol MfODd mort.s ...... ~~.b~~ dicbl't JD•Uml tu IMJter for UM 1JM ... eolbe. la tMn aayT -REGDll . ta.J&U .. i8!J,!I: Ne. bl31rtlll ..... II ...., ~-~a.e. .................. . .. ............................... .., ... ... U ,_ an ....... •nu IM 1ale'et ,_ · DMa JOmaON: Ywft ll1i1•1 • .._ Mmle, JW'U '-" ...-U ........... n.. la· .IMHlrl ........ v .. 1 lw o 91 • .._. ._._ •Mia ......... U...,.... ... an._ ..... ...,. lllee•e tas lkaeteta. ~ ........... , • ..,. ...... , • .,.....,.. .. , .. cu ........ It...., .......... ,.., tlle ..,_ .. ..._ ......... • M'!.t...,. W...• ....-.. .._ <• tlfer e• r.e ....-.. •1 tha• I - Tbe popular Bruas Report "Row to Get tbe Gr!~teat lneome Tax Savinp from Your HoJDe" la a1 .... available. To obtain YoW' copy HDd 1 sz cbeck payable to "Newspaperboob" for Report 80101 to tbe Oran1e Cout o-u.. PUot p o .Bo n .................. Mii WIFE ...... ,,.... ..., ..... MCI• .. •). .. ,.,..,..-_ .... , ... ....,,. • ..._ • .,. u.._,.. ...... ..._ ..... ,tct1u1t11C fen.1-............. fer u. .._. .... &lte ..._•••le&,..,. eftlr ............. .,,. ......... cn,ta.8e 258, NOl'WOOd, N.J. 07&48. ~ • . . x That'• UJhat coupon /an• pay for itenu on •pecial By MA&TIN SLOANE Are supermarke t shoppen 1ettln1 smarter? You bet they are! . BE&E A&E JUST a few of the 1mart-1bopping ezperiencu that readera have recently written me about: Paw Smith of Painted Post, N.Y., found Liquid All on sale for $1.38. The rqular price at ber store ia $1.89. Her supermarket doubaed her ~eota coupon, which brought the con down to juat 38 centa. She rounded third base for a "home run" when she sent in the net-weight state- ment for a $1 refund! · Martha Geier of Glenview, W., bousbt two 25-pound bags of Hero Doi Food priced at $6.95 each. Sbe banded the checker two $2 coupons, which the store doubled. That brou1bt the cost of the two bags down go $5.90. LATE& SHE SENT in the two wei1bt circles from the bass for a $2.50 refund. The 50 pounds of dog food coat her only $3.40. Mrs. Geier is de finitely one of our supermarket heroes. Shirley Mccrary of Lavergne, Teno., purchased three boxes of Duncan Hines Cake Mix on sale for 69 cents each. She bad a $1 coupon, which brought the total cost down to $1.07. Then she used the proofs from the packages to obtain a $1.25 refund from Dun- can Hines. , "I bad three beautiful cakes and made a profit of 18 cents," she said. "My husband is .now convinced that I'm a smart shopper." She certainly is! .BETTY SOME&S OF New Hyde Park, N. Y .. bought four Celeste pinu priced at $5.56. The COit came down to S3.56 when the store doubled the value ol her four JS.cent coupons. When she got bome, sbe popped a plua: into the oven and popped the four Uolvenal Product Code8 into an envelope to request the Celeste SZ.75 refund. That ~ht the COit of the pluu down to only 81 ceata. But abe didn't stop there. On the back of one of tbe AA• box~ abe found another re- fund form ottering Sl in return for 4-net· wel1bt statementa. Refunden such aa Betty say that you should "never throw a packaae away uoW you have used It at least twice." Roberta Roberta of Chicago found Swanson's Canned Chicken oo sale for 79 cents. It usually coats 85 cents at her supermarket. SHE BAD A COUPON 1ood for 50 centa off on the purchase of two cam. When the store doubled its value, the total cost of the two cans was only 58 cents. And she used the labels to request a $1 refund. Smart shoppers who combine advertised supermarket specials with discouota from coupons and refunds re ap savto1s that most shoppers only dream of. If you have not yet begun couponi.o1 and refunding, stop dreaming and start clipping, filing ~ malling! All ol these smart shoppers have eamed my Smart Shopper Award. They will receive my "1981 Guide to Coupons and Refunds." Write to me about your smart-shopping ex- periences in care ol The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1580, Costa Mesa 92626. &EFUND OF TBE DAY Write to the following address to obtaln the form required for this $1 offer from Sun Maid Nature Snacks: Sun-Land Martetiq lne., 3000 Sand lllll Road, Menlo Part, Calif. 94025. Send for thls refund (otm by Oct. 1, 1981. -------------------------------------· CUP'N' FILE &EFUNDS Pet Prod•d• (f/1Je ll·B> L-----------·..--------------------------J , ....... c1 COMPLAINT LINE • • • .weak/irnu given booat recruitine services. Also, throuCh state uaociatiom, arrances for arb6tratioo. -NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Profeuiooal Insurance Agenta, 400 N. Wubiogton St., Alexandria, Va. 22314, pbooe: (103) ea.I.MO. Handles complainta that dlrecU, involve a1enta aellln1 ftre, homeowners and automobile lnlurance policies. -Photo Marketln1 Association, 3000 Picture Place, Jacboa, llill. 4D01, phone: (517) 711-8100. Informally medlatea d.lnpeementa about retail camera atorea and photo flniablnl companlea. -Publishers Clearln1bouae, m Channel Drive, Port 'Waahinaton, N.Y. 11050, pbone: (800) MS-DU. Spomcn the lla1u1De Action Une <MAL> wbicb lnlormall:y mediates com- plaiota about ma1ulne aubllcriptlom. U tbe dlapute lnvolvea a non-member company, llAL will aend the comumer a liat ol ma1uinel from which to cbooee a 1ubltitute 1ubecrlptlon. -National Home Study CouncU, 1801 1lt.b St. N.W., Wubiqton. D.C. JOOOlt, phone: <•> ZM-5100. IDnattcaW prof>. lema bnolytq corresPODctence 1cboola that It bu cra.nted ac- cred.ltatioa. The council will accept only written complalnta. NEW YORK (AP ) Recessioo woes can be a boom for consultin1 firms that 1peclalhe in helping "troubled companies" get back on their feet. A. E. Getsler Co., of New York and other companies like it help near-bantnlpt companies wort out problem.a by the followiq steps: Evaluating the owner or presi· dent's operat.ln1 style and 1a111· blg bJ1 strenitbs and weak· nesses; ccmductin& customer in· tervlewa to c heck for diaaatlafaction with the com- pany'• producta, price• or quali· ty control•, and determlnlnc whether the company should seek ~ ftnaoclnl. 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To help improve communlcaUona Fraaer •tarted an Employee Action Committee that mootbly dlacu11ea problems or need.a of llcGaw workers. so l'A&, n.usa 11 pleued with the COIDmittee'I ,...u1ta. A no-amokln1 He· tion baa been eatabll1bed in the cafeteria, improvementa have been made to tbe facUlty and beating problems have been adjusted. He deacribea one of the mos t challenclna u~ o1 bia Job as mak-inl bro.d policies work for many peo- ple. "llany Umes you want to look the other way and make an exception. lo a smaller outfit that's easier," be says . "But in a large company you have to go by the book." Penooal organization bas reached t.be point that be now makes lists of everything from his daughter's square dancioi lesson to a m eeting with the pre1ident. P&ASES ADVISES younger ex- ecutives to think of their company or corporatioo u a family, and "live the aame kind of consideration to col- leagues that you would give your relatives." A srowiog trend among young ex· ecutives to change jobs when things don't go their way disturbs Fraser. "If tbe manager looks at them crou- eyed or the company bas s ome problems, they throw in the towel and walk across the street," be says. Preadeat due Realtors meet Art Godi, presictent of the California Auociation ol Realtors,. will be tbe featured speaker for tbe 32Dd District Re"ional Auociatioo of Realtora Tuesday at the Irvine. Coast Country Club. The Huntincton Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors will host the meeting. It will begin at 11:30 a.m. The club is located at 1800 E. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Godi is expected to ·speak on government re1· ulation o f t he real estate industry and con- straints on property rights. For more in- formation call M7.a>93. HTeoot , ......... €1 STYLE SOARING • • • rack," said Ms. Rodriguez. "But the moment you putiton .. .. Kitty Leslie, fasfiloQ. director for Neiman-Marcus in Newport Beach, calls D8vid Hayes' softly tailored suits "marvelously priced" at $250-$400. More popular though at the Newport Be ach store are the BW Blass collection and Mary McFadden originals with layers ol marii pleating combined with band screened silt. "Our business is phenomenal," said Mn. Leslie. "I believe that when money gets tight, people who have a sub- stantial income are more likely to spend it on quality than quantity." GETl'ING TO THE top means play- inl the 1ame of office politics. But all politica lan't bad. Retread resourceful "U you treat your boss with courtesy and respect, some people say that's be· inl poUtical," be says. "But be got where be la because of some talent.•• MANSFIELD, Ohio CAP) -Retreaded tires saved American consumers more than $3.S billion in 1980, a tire in· dustry association reports. The 50 millioo retreaded tires sold lut year C08t motorllta $3 billion less tbao comparable new Urea, the Tire Retread Information Bureau aaid. Retreadinc a1ao COD· served 400 million gallons of oil, at a savings of $280 million. IA>okina over bis career, Fraser at- trtbutea bi.a success to a wUJ.i.n&neu to work Aoaa hours and sacrifice penonal desires for the s ate of the company. -Jodi Cadnheod Tax savings totaled $276 million: $176 milllon in federal excise taxes and $100 million in st.ate sales taxes. • .._, raniiim • _,nm · *5000 llliNtMUM e' •.. CM. --(I·•~)·• WELL RCURED .. ~~mr . .!!~-.!._~ WA•IED General Pew laaers fw ... AR&D TAXSHaTER .,. ........ ha $ ' 17141 846-5515 ext. 173 JOCADO AGRIQl.TURE CORP. 1901 w ............. --1Hd1'2'4t ....Olllr...-••t. . ._ •C1•• .cW ........... .. . ...._ ___ • w..kl..t ·==·· ····~ ' .......... , ..... • ....... c ........ ' Contact our ......... _ ............ for ,YOUr flnanCl09 needt. 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Saddltbacti . 511·5880 lllAMl · o.anoe Mall 637-0340 FIUllTAll Y&lilT • F1 Valley· 8»1500 IUllE • UA C11y Contma · 534-31111 llMll · Woodb!IOQt • 551--0866 WllT..aTU · UA Cinema ·~ ClllCI lllllCTtllEI fOll lllOW TIMI ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE BESTACTOR- JACK LEMMON SCOITIE TEMPLETON DOESN'T HA VE A DIME, BUT HE MAKES EVERYONE FEEL LIKE A MILLION ,J>CK LEMMON IVB8Y BENSON LEE REMICK , J011. I MICKA!l.S. GAl'Tll ll lllAllllSCY--o llOll QAU - "flllUTl"-}Olfli MAl1IY 1114 c:Al'llAU GAU GAIUim .. 1ooum; PEWHURSTI _ .. IPl!IAlllllADI----"" __ .. _.,M011011 conura -~ Tiii Tl'bl4'1-fQITll OOMl'll.~Y .. lllOIAID l lllG!ff _ .. J011. I MICllAl1.S., CUTlf ft DIAIU1SIY _.,IOI QAll ·-SIAll llM TllM"""" IAliY llWlll.Olr ___ .,llAH\' MA.\llO"'. ,l.am.DJW( .. illial!IJmU.~ _.,mn11N.'llUG ~ -Lmt! . .;" . MSW YOU <AP> -"T'ldl ii .._t w• .... •--..,.... Broedway 11 t.be WU.ate," ..,. YUMIL~Adllll lldeldt: "Jt atW laala't IUUJa Jtlt, .. ~ eu ftnt TV llilow WU netdlll, '*' &llli ••• mulU...... M tM ~Wu 11 .... , tlMa lD tb• elrm-people would protielt. l "flllllll.1, .... tM m.,_, ,,__ Alllto, ..,,,. • Y.....U. Youa. lmponl"iaW mla• ........ no wort.cl tlile ..... ol ... ........ ... ,..,. .. o. u..y lvvlYed to ..,. to tJMlr OR aeelaimed CBS Mriea ID Im. T1MD eam• ecmewta ud clubl. NOW, &098aT Ml••• and bi1 wife, Lorne Yanell, an maklq their BroMw1.1 de- but, bead.lialna a vaudevllle eatravaaaaaa called "Broadway f'olllea." It opem on llmb 15. It olfen •ucb act. u "1"o-Ton'' Teule O'Shea; "Tbe Dlnabata," Swedlall lmockaboutl; a football team ol doe• called "Seott'1 Royal Boxers" and a comedy troupe, "LOI Araen· Unoa." Sbieldl • Yarnell mainly are known to Uae public u mimes, mum'•·tbe-word performers. But they HY they CID and will do more than tbat in "Polliea" "WE ACl'UALLY SING, dante, do adaik> and acrobaUca," ••Y• Sbielda, wbo like. bis wife baa dark hair, dark eyes, radiates &lowtnc 1ood health and unabashedly slips in and out of various-human and puppet poses to llluatrate a point. "We'll do our trademark, two tin aofdlen who break out in a wild vaudeville dance. But there'll be more, includin1 a puppet ballet" - be illustrates half of it -"and a bi& aonc and dance number. "We did the mime thing for TV to 1et to. It gave ua a name. In a way, though, it's a thing we're trylnJr to live down. But it's OK. I'm proud to be a mime. So are Danny Kaye and Red Skelton." BOTH HE AND MISS Yarnell come from Los Angeles, where she began as a dancer. At 15 she was a professional, later dancing in TV shows starring such as Andy Williams, Dean Martin, Carol Burnett. She also ventured into musical comedy on the West Coast, doing "Can·Can," "George M.," "Anything Goes" and "Your Own Thing." In contrast, Shields left high school armed with a fascination for movement but no formal training in same. He broke in with a travelling circus, billed as "Robbie the Robot." He later e ntertained the met Marcel 11 ...... u, tM ,....& ~ mlm•1 and ............ Pana to ..., wltli Ima. ftat luted t.ll tw WMb. "IWMbalcalb16ia-...bond,"M admitl. "lie'• the sreatMt mime ID the world,• but I w1a mare latenlted lD leUIDf lmmedtate. 17 to tbe people la tbe -.. . ''So I quit, wnt to the ltnetl .S leanMd from tM people. But we're lood ftteadl now. He wadel'ltaDdl what bappnecf. •• After Paril, be let :S.mi in San Fran. cilco, where be dld bl.I , rain or abiDe, from ltTl tbrouab early 1975. e worked UnJon Square. Got thrown la Jail fow Umes, too. 0 YEAB, 1 l18SD TO d1reet tramc, climb cm buaea, tbinp like tbat," he lauabl. "Tbat didn't work out very well. But every Ume l 1ot thrown ltK la tM -Aad 10 did,....._ C.., Ult Ila .haMleeo cobl•m•. SYWJ da7 be'd ....... 'Well, • tat to H'le tM mime.' It WM lllw, 'Save U.. cable can.' " · SUU, it wua't tbe euielt Ule. Some ,.._. would jeer, make rude remarb1 throw tbllap. Worae, tome rillalDa would ftlca t.be lbow re- ceipts wblle ae wu buy •tertainlDC· But "°' allwuMd: ' "ONZ TDIB, IOMS GtJY tr-om Frapce, viaitina with bia ::=.• tbouCht I WU dolill a areat cleed for m . Re cl.rODPed a cheek for $1,500 -ln franc• -in .:f bane[ - "I tboucbt, 'Aw; WU fOinl to throw lt awa7. But then I t.bou&bt. 'What tbe bell.' So I <See 'l"OU.IBS', Pap en COSTA MESA ORAll&E So Coast Plaza · 714/546-2711 Cinedome · 714/634-2553 LA MIRAOA HUNTINGTON BEAC La Mirada . 7141994·2400 Huntington -7141848-0388 CHECK DIRECTORIES AND CAU THEATRES FOfl SHOW TIMES • ........ °'. ACAHMY AW/111/0 MOlllllNATIC*ell IMCLUOINO 9UT PICTUlla (TESS' ........... r= MT ...... , ......... ~ ..... ,...,..., .. "LA CAGE AUX FOLLES PART II" (A) '"'· •:• ..... 10:l0 IAT. MIM. 2:1f, 4'11. 11•. ,,,.,, .... edwards LIDO CINEMA NIWPOCT a\'O. AT .... ueo HIWf'OlT llACH •nJ-IJI I-- JANE FOND.\ LILY TOMLI~ OOU.Y ~RTON 9To5 . IN ''EYE· WRllESS'' (A) ""· 7:tl. "" MT. IUN. t'11, l:ll. 1:11, 1:11, 1:11 AT ... SAMLEIACI PWA T~IT:.0581-5880 "''· 1:00, ••• ''*' IAT. IUM. t:OO, 4:tl, I:•. 1:90,IO:MAT IN ''ALL 111111 LOlll'' (R) ""· 7:00, t:GO, 10:N IAT. f~7•10:N IUN.1_..7 .. ROBJll\T DSNIRO ftAOUfO aut.L -......... ., DONALD I. llD•ON ............... ............... ........ ..... lartok·• lootla llilml...., ba•• ......... ,.. tMlr Mrto n If not Mwar11bt1..,, nr. Not ao at Santa Au Jlilb&eMol wlienhlo ............ from Parillbowed tbatBartokeaa beM. Katia ud Marielle Labeque were then alODI wltll ZGbla llebta and tbe Loi Aneelea Pbtlbarmonlc laat Saturday performtn1 . Bartok'• muterpleee -tb6 "Coaeerto for Two Planoa, ~Qllicmt and Orchestra." If the work T•H OF IWSICAL wu unfamiliar before, their ahennln1 playin1 tndeilbb burned lt lDto our memoriea. · lnatead of the customary flowinl town eaeh wore black panta with Katia in a haclWa bloUle and Martelle in purple. Striding to thelr plano9, they were the very embodiment of youth, cble, and vitality. WHAT A PE8f0811ANCE they gavefor the Oran1e County Pbilbarmoolc Society subecrtp- tiOD aeries. It WU u tf Bertot bad written the piece for them alone, tbou1h it wu composed in 1937, 14 years before the older sister wu born. · 'the coneertoe complexity derives from its wealth ol mates;tall and their hilbly intelJ'ated structural organintioo. It ia a work with sharp- ly contrutlnc rhythms and dynaClic aattation. The Labeques were masterful in the alJe~ section of the first movement and in the. third rondo, playtna with power and dynamics that YOU'RE NEVER MORE VULNERABLE THAN WHEN YOU'VE SEEN TOO MUCH. llnwnwm ' tl\l\lllllll"tlln 111\l'lll"l\I" \l'l ll M~\11,111\1 W1LLIAM llCOURNEY CHIUSTOPHU HURT WEAVER rLUMM l:R rH H\'ltNI 5" ~"" JAMU W0009 .,.,,,,lh"''""' '~"'"''"',.,II HI \II .. \\tMk'fl I'\ '111 \ I II 'Ill I I • ''""" k "I\ 'I II "1111 N\I \' ~L"•~' \ ~"-1~ i..;._~==~=-..... · L-J .......... , .... u ........ "' were aftlOGM. Yet they ..,.. properly lyrical and umo1pectiY• lD the a1oww IDO\'tlDeDt. l'MM m&a'l'llllrevMwwaalltMUMd that Katia wu muda more a••atitd UMua Mr eooler, yollllel' ....... Sbe ••'"'•'Md eloM rap- ·port wida Mwtro Mebta, if Mr deat1n1. amlllai eye1 ,,....,ladieatiOD. Kebta IUl>Dlled Juat t.be ritbt 1upport IOI' bll prote,.. wtili bil aubtle yet ft.rm COGdudlDI while traveralDI t.be WOl'ls '1 rbytbmlc m1Defle.lda. William Ktaft and llitcbell Peters provided out· staod•n1 ·~port on their varloua percuaalon in· strumenta.' · • The evenlq be1an wtth Mourt'a "Sym- phony No. 25'.' written wben the eompoaer wu a mere 17. IDIPlred by a trip to Italy and the in· fluence of llaydn, t.fl1a wort II a landmark ln Mo1art's develosfinent because of lts sopblstlcated IJ'UP of structure and for its show of emotion. The LA Pbllba.rmonic demonstrated a grow. log reftnement and 1ubtlety. It wu a reetral.Ded yet excitina and vlaorou performance. The finale, Tacbalkovaky's romantic Fourth Symphony -a work rich ill poetic pusages - wu deemed by clbtlnplsbed loeaJ violinist, Duncan Stewart, u the bat be bad ever beard. The 'balance of the brua and wind sectiou with the at.rings provided tonal masses that caused the auditorium to reverberate with golden sounds. Stewart was especially food of the piuicatto slrtnls lo the Scheno wbicb were so precise that they sounded u ii they were one instrument. Tbi.s reviewer and the audience were equaJ. ly enthusiastic. 6 K..ADf.MY /Wi.RD ~TIONS NOW PLAYING lWAW'llllllllll IMnt ~&Hiii" QWAW'C.MAWllT Wttl"'"'"'' 191 393~ ....... a.JU Cllll• Coill Mow {1141 979 • 141 JANE FQN()\ Ul.Y TOMLIN OOU.Y PARTON ITUMl.ift .. o..,. 6Jt tno ----~ NINE TO FIVE <PG> ..,. I "THE JAZ2. • SINGER" <~> . I "FOAT APACHE THE BRONX" ,., I "ALL NIGHT LONG" (R) "n.cMOlal.E .IHRINKING WOMAN" "THE NUDE 90M8" I ''THE DEVIL • MAX DEVLIN" "HERO AT LAAOE" !NI I "RAGING BUU" (II) ·:FOAT APAC"~" . I I •"TRIBUTE" "ORDINARY PEOPLE'1 ,., I "COAL Ml IUU DAUGHTR"" "IMOKl!Y II" •111.i!lW w1ea WAY YOU CAN" "HONIYIUCt<L.E .. MOVIEMnNGS ,._.....,SAND WlllllPEOPLE ,.......,., ....... ,0 ...... ,........,...~,,, ----~-N":,.._, I AU. MIU AOMITTIO I ca.-..~ AN If'(' FILMS PRtll>\XVIC>N ur· An 11 tN HKi<aN~ r1n t.'110 NINE TO AVE Ol\RNl:Y t OU:MAN· 1·111.Alll I II Wll.'ION _,51 l:RL ING HAYr>f·N ., Th•: (',.,..1111•n .~ 11>.: U.1;ill '""""'""' RRUCl:GILlll RT °'""J"' ( 01 IN lllC~olN~ LaJ .._~.,COLIN Hk.iGINS ... PArRIC'IA Rl-$NK'K '""' "'l"IRK IA KISNK" ·-A. ,,._ ., ( llARLt-_o; foO\ te• 1111 Htl~ H \I · riq • r:lj>f=-:G=il""PWUT=--::,.-lll--:-CUllllG...,.,-=-IUllUlll-. -liOl--..,..., 1--c-• •' •""' ,,. • ., ... 1-· ...... , • ..... -• ~-.......... ·.ot•IU'f ... ....,~ .~ ...... -,.. ~ ............. f ~llllf.AO~ &unMllB(X)K J Everything you've at~s wanted in a Seafood Platter ••• ••• anc1 it's only s3~9 • Crispy Fish • 2 Tasty Shrimp • 2 Tender Scallops • Fresh Cole Slaw •Crunchy Hushpupples .. Golden Fryes ~''JolirrSiJver;r,e SEAFOOD SHOPPES ..... . .. Exploding • vu ages unrnaske~ ' Wltb a Us.btDtDa ltrike of a a.t, tile mu'i faee nplodla, .. DOM lbattand. A boirt.flad Ml-: di~ ICft&IDI ad ....... Tbe ac.. II. from "Rqiaa Bull,'' 1bowtaa at loc:al mcme tbeaten Uld noetnated fOI' an Acadelll)' Award u be9t picture of tile year. The IDMhecJ face and cl'Ulbed noae are by lllclaael G . Wutmore, top Bol11wood makeQJ>~. AD ulllblt coverln1 aneraJ decades ol the Emmy Award wlnner'a career ia on display tbrou1b March 20 at tbe California State lluaeum of Science and Industry lo Loa An1el•' Expoaltlon Park, 700 State Drive. ''Tbe Makeup Art ol Michael G. Westmore" includes mub, step-by.step photos, and ap- pliances used in a variety ol movies such as "Rocky.'' '"Rocky O," and "Raatng Bull." Museum admission ls free from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. Plent) ol parldn1 ii avaJlable. ·-.._ t1:t•·>*·tt•·1ta·11• ,..., .. ,"Ya._, •. - --~r.t:o1--=---.-::--"'\ --------ALL NIGHT LONG 1•1 1••>:11° ...... , .... f'.c:wl ty _....., _ _. __ _ •IC--"TUI" I"°) 2tl/Sll·fll0 ......... ""'· ... "THI QAlAT IANTlNI" ('°) ............... _.,_ .... ""AOtNO llULL" l"l _,.. ... ,, __ _ .oti1.nw ., ......... ... ...... ·--•• ,. • 1•11 IUlllOAT • t:9 • t·• • ..... •I 11 f'ACIPIC ntaAtMa-•» ~ SlMtCN YOUll IUCIU -9111D 1'e M Y AT ...,.......,. ................. lllllTO JNIA~Y6._Y .... _... IUleAYIAT_IT_ ~ 1:11, ........ .......,. l:tO .,_..., .... IMPOllTANT NOTICE! CHllOllEN UNOEll 12 FllEE! t I " Orenge CoMt DAJtY P9LOT/SUndl¥, March 8, 1811 \ • LGI AMOSLD (AP) -ONIO'J llardi0e'1 ""'' ,,. ........... me.a Lt ila pMlloll. llarrl8oa. wbo 1tan u Oouo Oatel, the mn91t* ~ an CBS' "Tr.,._ JoU, M.D.," ..... .., baftll-10. Rll fatJaer, and bll father before blm, raD the 1Ja11·bottom boat on Santa Catalina. Not loq aao Har· rlaon traveled half.way atoUDd tbe Clobe to test bit surfboard in the ID· dJan<>cean. • • 'The American . Sport.man' sent me to Java to surf," be says. ·'They have gre-at waves, but it's very dif. flcuJt to get to.'' Hanisao, who had to travel to Indonesia GRIO HARRl80N by way of Australia, aaya, "It wu a ~hour fli1bt. Then a 10111 ferry ride. We bad to t.ake a four·wbeel-drive vehicle t..brough the jungle and ftnaUy ride in a canoe to get to the location." ~·1·m ~ out Witll bodJ'bulkleF rraoeo Colollibu/' he aa71. "l'm·ltartinl daHti elau. too. Tbe tne ol ~ I do wU1 Mpead Oil tbe ceuon. Wblitb8r &Mn'U be_, blp ~. • wbetber u.,•u ltiliit It OD11 from t.be WMlt IP· "JI you walit to be na&uc, •ventaaiu moftl, Wbeo w start 1bo0ffn1 tbe cemon'D be verJ ecm· cerned wttb tute. So wW I." BE MYS D ILU vi1lt.d several of tbe cllaeol and nl&btclubl that otter male atrtppen. "I try to be diaCreet, -but It'• bard wbea lt'• all women cuatomen, ·• be says. "The lut Ume I went I wun't ao dlacreet. Some women reeoanhed me and it wu 'Gouo, take it olf I' Since announctn1 tbia projeet I've 1ot-, ten letters from every place in the country ukini me to perform." Harrlson says he and bla partner in Catallna1 Productions, Franklin R. Levy, bad only a tlUe, an idea and "a picture of me wet and with a towel around me'' wben they sold the movie idea to. NBC. •·we fell there was a market there for a project that would pull blg numbers and be a vehicle for good acting," he says. "Real dlDHrt ••• , Oaly • 0 -atrl••· I And, no. I woe't. J'U ac-dowa to IOllMtldal lklmPJ, I but not a G.ltriitj. £•• if I did tlle)r'd nner aboOt me below tbe wa.llt for TV. We are 1bo0Un1 aDOtber •enlon fw tbeaten aod we'll bHe a little more laUWde." "Trapper JobJl, M.D.," la a 1plnott of ''M·A· S-H," but wttb a JI.year dela1. Pemell Roberti play• Trapper Jobn u be milbt be lon1 after b.11 Korean War neapadet wttb Hawkeye. Wayne Rogen played )'OUlll TrlPP9r in the ftrat two · · yean ol "M·A-S-H." • • The idea ii that Trapper John ls now tbe chief al staff of a Saa P'ranclaco bcMlpttal -and finds bimaeJf COQfronted by a carboo copy of bimaelf in hlJ younaerday1. . "80METIMU l'M A rebel, the irreverent, talented doctor. He stand.a to one aide and makes humorous obeervatlons," Haniaon aaya. "Then the next week be'U be vef)' much the hero. Very much the morallat, telling people bow t.o live. Not at all the obffrver. I don't care for that side too mucb. I would lite for Trapper to mate tbe 1udgmenta. . . "And I'm sure that Pernell would prefer that Gonzodolt. But somebody must.sowetradeoU." 'FOLLIES' SHOWCASE MIMES . • • THE SITE, WBEaE 6-to-12-foot waves break a balf·mlle offshore in the southeast of Java, was dlJcovered by Rick Rasmussen, a former U.S. surflnc champion who accompanied Harrison on (From PageC5) "'Ibey had a young boy there who wouldn't the 10-day trip. communicate," he says. "He wouldn't say "It was a $150,000 surfing trip," says Harrison. went to the bank where 1 kept my climes and anything. He just stared. 'Ibey'd brought in• "It made all the aurfing magannes, which fulfilled nickels, and by golly, the check was good." specialists, tried everything. Nothing worked. one of my life's fantasies. I could have died then." Miss Yarnell entered Shields' µre and act in "Somebody suggested me -I still worked Harrison grew up on Catalina, where he says l972, when she first saw him performing just the street then -and said my work bad a life was one lone party. He was naturally athletic, outside Los Angeles at a Renaissance fair. psychological edge to it. So they brought me in.· and bad to choose between acting and baseball. "I They edged into TV as a team, she adds, 88 I thought, no problem, I'll get him going. decided if I couldn't be the best actor in baseball, regulars on the Mac Davis and Sonny & Cher "But nothing happened, no matter what I then I'd be the best baseball player in acting." shows. Then CBS tested them and in 1977 gave did. I started getting real down, wondering what ----NOW pw A'lftNG----them the summer series that put their career makes this guy tick. So I started imitating him, a.ft& & BAalUSON IS COMPLETING his second year intoNhigb geartl. •t• .t. h B t looking sorry, crying, getting real down in the SLAoCultUh Coast C8~~T1A01Mm ~:s~~~0'0~DYE ~~:;,:cm Dnve·ln in the series and is preparing to star in his own ° ques on, 1 s exct ing, e says. u mouth. , company's first production, "For Ladies Only." In be still thin.ks the best time in bis career came "And he slowly looks up and starts to laugh, (7141494 1514 r 714) 540 7444 (71 4) 530 4401 <7141639 8770 that two-hour movie for NBC be plays a struggling year s ago, not on the streets, or TV, or state, lo point at me. Now that was a wonderful mo-El TDIO llYINC actorwbomoonlightsasamiaJ~e~s~tri··~ppellrl ... lll!!!!l~~~--b-urt=i=n=a=bo~s:p:it~a:l~i~n=P~a~l=o=A=l=to=.===============j"~-;.m:e:n:t:,:ge:t:tin:·:g:thr:::ou:g:h::to::hi:·m::.':'::::::::::=:=:~-j~ididireibaic~iti7il4i)i5i81i5i8i8iOiiiiiwioiodibir•idgiei(i71i4ili55ili0~6~55~~ CLASSIC CINEMA LOVERS ln an area popu ated with present and former Holtywoodltes, It is only fitting that Newport Beach should have Its own Film Society. If you wish to be a founding memberr presenting the great classics of the scre~n n the fashion of the Hollywood Years, JOIN NOW & SAVE 40% • $30 entitles you to Ten Films Per Year including "WINGS," the first A c ademy Award Winning Film, March 28. Malt Check to: NEWPORT FILM SOCIETY 290S E. Coast Hiway, Corona del Mar, Ca 9262S COMING! IN PERSON -JOAN FONTAINE SAT., JULY 11 with her great Classic Film "JANE EYRE" Man Mor Stars To Come! Do you read the PUBLIC NOTICES publis h e d in this newspaper daily? 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I ·~·-.............. TWiilla. g ,S., HuauaatM Beaeh Tbe flederal National llortsa .. AllociatiOD, I private abarebolcler-owned corporation, la the lar1eat llnale lnvntor lD resideDUal mortca1ea ln tbe natioD ... lt purcbasu mortia,. loau h'om tocal banu, 1~ and loan auoelatlonl, mort1a1e companies and other lenden who eonUnue to C!Ol· lect payments and perform other aervlces / nec:euary to tbe repayment ~ tbe loan. The fU.Ddl which leaden recelve from FNMA repleniab their rffOUJ'ces for further lendlnc. Homee with eXiatinl VA, FHA and conven- tional mort.ta1ea are eUatb1e for Resale Finance loana so Ion& u the o.tatandilll t>albce is $10,000 or more. They may be secured by two-to four· family properties or ~ondom.lnlums aa well u alntl,.famlly residences. ' TOE PV&CRASt: Of' A bome on which the Federal Nattonal Mortgage Auociatlon OWlll the mortgage may now obtain a new FNMA mort1a1e at tn Interest rate which is usually lower than pre· vaillnl marllet rates. FNMA Resale Finance offers a conventional mort1a1e based on tbe full market value of the home when it is sold. It enables home owners to use their exisUn1. lower interest rate mortgages as a aellln1 point, much as assumable ·morteages have been used in the past. · A Resale Finance loan, however, relieves both buyer and seller of th~ rislt and complexity of com· binin1 a mortgage assumption with a hith·rate second loan. The rate for the new mortgages will be de· termined by the lower of 1) the current Federal Ho~ Loan Ban.le Board index of mortgage rates on ~e sales; or 2) the average weighted yield of FN¥A's most recent auction for four-month com· mit01ents of funds for conventional mortgages. WHEN MORTGAGE INTEREST rates are ris· ing :the Bank Board index tends to be lower than cur?nt market rates because it measures the rate: charged for mortgages on home sale~ closed the )>revious month. When rates are falling, the FN¥A auction yield tends to be lower than the Bank Board Index because it reflects the expec· talidns of the mortgage money over the next four months. Since the lower of these two rates is used, tbe interest rate on FNMA Resale Finance loans will usua,lly be lower than prevailing market rates. The Jower rate at the time of application is effec- tive $0 long as the loan is cl~ed within sixty days. With the sharp rise in mortgage interest rates oven the past decade, owners who seek to sell their homFs realize that an assumable low-interest rate mortgage can help to attract a buyer. The dif· fer e\)ce between the original mortgage amount and the appreciated vaJue of the home, however. requ.ires a second form of financing to be com· bined with the mortgage assumption. THE ADDITIONAL FUNDS needed often re· quire sellers to act as their own bank through personal extensions of credit or to delay receiving their full equity. They incur the risk of default by buyers as well as tying up their money. .H•wport Koo&ll ruideDta ue now offlclal NnDOlt a.ac~ rt.ldeau. Newport Beach clQ-ol· ftclala .........-&bat tbe atrip ol land wben \be Butl•r HoualDI Corporallola townbo18•/con· dom1nlum .,_, •• 11 locat.d W "-leaally IDAHed to tM eltJ • ' TM ...., •-'t "9wport bol1I alte ii at tbe in~ ol J.l&b aad llOIU'OWta It., I ... tba.D OM mUe from tbe bueb. eurr.&IJ lJi it.a ftnt la.lea pbue, prices for t.be recreedon•Uy orieeted d•· velopment be1ln at flU,llO. BRIE[s To vJalt Newport f , (tuolla take Paclllc Coast ffl1bway to Superior A venue, proceed north to 15th Street, tben west to MOMOvta Avenue. Tbe sales office ll located on llonrovta near lStb Street, lD Newport Beach and ll open dally except Frldays. For Information, call 848-9111. S...fleufle .. .._ ....... PelSY Moore, sales repreaentatlve for SandcutJe -a two·and·tb.ree bedroom luxury de· velopment of condominium. in Newport Beach - hH announced that move-ln1 for buyers are scheduled to belln thls week. The Sandcastle condomlnlums are offered in tour floor plans. with up to 1,853 square feet, many with ocean views, featuring up to 2'h baths. To visit Sandcastle, take the San Diego Freeway to MacArthur Boulevard, proceed toward the ocean to Pacllic Coast ffl&hway. then rlaht one block to Avocado and left to tbe development. For information, call 673-32'71. Nori•.,..., 111 •HetNI ,,,...«' The aecond increment of 22 homes have opened for sale at Woodside/Northwood by the J.M. Peters Company ln Newport Beach. Prices begin at $209,000 and five floor plan1 are available. Five model homes by Saddleback lnterion of Corona del Mar are open for 'viewing daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5 p.m . To reach Wood.slde/Nortbwood from the San Diego Freeway or the Santa Ana Freeway, ta.lee the Culver A venue exit and coo· tinue north to the community of Northwood. Turn right on Bryan Avenue and left on Colonial Drive to the sales office at 23 Colonial Drive. Ra~• traet ,,_.,. f11 El Tor• At Orange County's historic Bennett Ranch in El Toro this weekend, the William Lyon Company introduces a new increment of 28 of its single· family homes. The residences, priced from $133,990 to $148,990. include four floor plans in one and two· story and split-level designs, ranging in size from 1,410 to 1,998 square feet. Model homes and the sales office are open dai· Jy, except Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the corner of Trabuco Road and Cherry Street. Ben· nett Ranch may be reached by taking the San Diego Freeway south to t.be Laite Forest exit, tben left lo Trabuco and right to Cherry Street in El Toro. Sea l•land d«'d~ RI SaddJeback Interiors, of Corona del Mar, bas been retained by McLain Development Company to design the model homes for its new $6S million Sea Island view community in Newport Beach. Sea lsland is located on a 25-acre site in Newport Beach. and the planned 132-home com· munity wiU include homes ranging from 1,98'7 to 2,920 square feet . More than 50 percent of tbe Se,a laland com· - Boultvard or Cbapmaa Av•ue ult from the 8an· ta Ana ll'rMWI)' to tbe intenecdoD "' Harbor and Chapman lD Anabelm. munlty wW a.. laadleaped eommon anu. 8lx acr .. ...,.ffDl to tb• ••t bid cwerlooklDI UJ)fer N•wport Bay ba1 b .. D purcbaaMI bJ llcLaln DevelopaMDt Compaay ud dedicated to the elty of N•wpcll't 8eMb to chvelcrp fw public ae. f."8fl•e ........... II I ell...,, A'··f ""-••••• ,.,...,.. ,,.,,.,.r l:DtbUlluUc buyer ,..,._. II reported at VW• Balboa ln Newport BMcb, wtaeN the re· 1ldenee1 are priced from $1Jl,OOO to Sll0,000 and preHnted in eilbt 1lD1le·leveJ dOOr pJ1m tbat ru1e In alae from 855 to 2,035 aquare feet , lnclud· tn1 paUo deeu. Homebuyen at VW11e ffomel/ Aaabllm cu now take ldvant.aae ol a.nw lud a .... option pro. ··•• 1ram ud tave It percent on tbelr dOwD p11me9'l ~. over normal cooveatiOGal terms. Tbe land. a. not included lD tbe price of tbie 1'l• home, 10 lt a. not a put of tbe kNlD. However, the land may be purcbued at any time du.rtn1 the UI• of tbe mortca1e. Buyera may put al little u p Five model bomea by Saddleback Interiors are open di.Uy, except Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the development, located at no Nice Lane in Newport Beach. percent down under Ulll new prosram. To reach Villa Balboa, take Pacific Cout Hl1bway to Superior Avenue, just west ol Newport Boulevard, then up the hU1 to Nice Lane and the To reach tbe community, teke the RtversiM Freeway to tbe Imperial Riabway exltlnl norlll. Continue to La Palma Ave. and turn rtaht, travel· lng two mllea to the project at 8033 E. Woodaborp • • . Avenue. .•;· ., ·~ new condomlnluma. IA*' f11teren •t 81. TrflfWS Net0 WeH•rt.r_. p•w .,,.,.. A low interest pro1ram -at 12'4 percent -lJ drawlnl stroal respome from home •boppers at A new phase of 20 Woodbrid&e Townbomes St. Tropez VlllK, a new coodomlnlum community opens thiJ weekend in the Irvine Vllla1e ot Wood· in a downtown Palm Sprtng1 locale. brld1e. The new 1roup of single level and two-atory res· The two and three-bedroom condominium I idences includes four floor plans priced (rom townbomes are available in one and two-story $136,990 to $1'-1,990. First occupancy 11 scheduled plana priced from $139,500. for late 1prtn1. Various plans offer from 1,135 to Model homes and a sales facility are open dai- 1,846 square feet of livin1 area. -ly from 10 a .m . to 4 p.m . at 731 Alejo Road. Phone To reach Woodbrid1e Townbomes, late the 320·7'3.1 for more Information. Santa Ana or San Diego Freeway to Culver Drive r~==================a and follow the sign.a to Woodbrld1e. Sltelllelfl ••••r .. ,... .,,... .... A grand openin& is currenUy under way in the lrvtne Vtua1e of Northwood at Sheffield Manor, a limited collection of innovative single family at- tached homes presented by Merickel Develop- ment. Priced from $126,950 to $143,950, Sheffield Manor presents three floor plans ran1ln1 In size from 1,401 to 1,800 square feet. Buyers may select from two or three bedroopi deslp.a, all with two- and-one-half baths and a family room. To reach the charming Merickel Development community, take the Santa Ana Freeway to tbe Culver Drive exit. Go north on Culver and turn right on Irvine Boulevard. Turn ri&bt on Yale A venue, then right again at Northwood. Another right turn onto Savannah and a left turn at Chesapeake will bring you to the qiodel homes. Brbcol Plae«' 1 .......... " A versaWe one-bedroom slnlle level floor plan at Warmington Development's Bristol Place adult condominium conversion community in Santa Aqa bas gained a popular response with active! young single professionalJ seeking home ownership at an affordable price. Priced at $57 ,990 with a 12~ percent interest rate on a loan with a seven-year due date, Plan A offers a llvtn1 room, dining room, kitchen and bedroom with double wardrobe and Lath area. The sales office and models are open daily from 10 a .m . to 5 p.m. To reach Bristo• Place, take the Bristol Street exit from the San Diego Freeway and drive north, past South Coast Plaza, to ~arner A venue in Santa Ana, then tum left. Anaft• trart f11....., ....... The opening of phase three this weekend at Smoke Tree in Anaheim introduces a new aroup of 27 of Warmlnaton Development's townbome res· idences. Four model homes are open daily from 10 a.m. IREE SEMINAR OR~E COUNTY OFFICE CONDOMINIUMS For I.hose of you burdened by l.arge office rental increases In Lhe 3 years belween 1977 and 1980 Orange Counly area office rents increased approxi· mately 60', . Were you a victim of large rental increases? Are you about to be? You are invited to an hour long investment seminar by Grubb & Ellis. Thursday March 26 at 5:30 p.m. to learn how the small omce user ~o coDfrol costs of occupancy and take ad\fan age o : • Equity Appreciation • Tax Shelter Benefits Participants: -Brandon Blrtcher·Birtcher Pacific '1a)Or 0 C • l S olh~ rondom1n1um <k'\tlollC'r -Bruce Rouleau C P.A.-Ortiz & Rouleau S~1ahsl 1n tax .UPf<"I> ol R E o.,. rwrih1p Stan Gale & Bob Dalby- Grubb & Ellis Com'! Brokera2e Co Olli~~ marketing C:OM11ffanh · A.ii for Ann Brown Reservations for this seminar are required Office users only Grubb & Eftls Commtrcial Broktragt Company CALL (714) &33-?900 ' . ·. '· rNMA Resale Finance enables sellers to use theif origlnaJ FNMA-owned mortgage as a selling poi°''t because it is the key to elilibility for the pro- gram. Unlike assumptions and their contingent financing, however, Resale Finance allows the ex· istirl,g mortga~e to . be paid o~f ~d ~ell~~s to r e- ceive their equity without conlinutng bab1bty. lo 5 p.m . al Smoke Tree. Take the Harbor ~~~~=====~=~========~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._r-~-r--~~~~~~~~- Because the Resale Finance loan is usually avaUable at lower than market rates. it can help purchasers to either reduce their monthl~ pay- ments or qualify for a larger loan. Depending on the amount of the loan. the down payment may be as low as five percent. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall McCardLe.., president of the Real Estaters; he cmo is an authof', lecturtt and in· struct()T. Send your comment! and queation.t to Randy McCordLe, cl o the Daily Pilot, Post Office Boz 1560, Costa Meaa, CA 92626. • • • • • • • • Turn your unusables into usable cash. Call Daily Pilot classified 642-5678 . "Try before you buy weekend:' $99 Spend rwo rnognif1cenr day<• and 0ighr~ or Shadow Mounr< 111 Free renn1s. Coll for reser vations. Th• best resort buy in fhe desert. Dy far. Tennis Yachts from $58,000. Shadow Mountain Resort 8r. Racq uet Club hos the greatest resort owner- ship package In the desert. You con purcha se a n elegant yoc ht·lil<e studio o1 this fontas· tic desert resoi:t for as little os S11.6 00 d 6 w n Shado w Mountain has 18 c hampionship ten· nl~ courts and top professionals to te6ch in-depth clln· lcs that sharpen yotlr game. A tine ~ re.taurant, bar and pro shop ore steps o..,ov from the cdurts. Our land- ~r\< figure eight swimming pool Is one ot the largest In the state and suirounded by swaying po\ms. The reSat homes are elegant, beoutifully ddslgned ocoommodotlons and I · 1 SHADOW ~AIN 1 . lllOlll' • RACQUET CLUB kept in prime cond ition year round. Shadow Mountain is managed by Destination Resort Management. one of the nation's most respected tea ms of experts. Destination Resort 4 manages land · m ark resorts in Aspen, 'Steam· boot Springs and \tJll This Is one of- f or dab I e reso rt -you can't afford to miss. Come for o visit. You'll never wont to leave. Floanclng oval._ able ot for betow market rotes. Call (714) 346·6123 or write tor more lntormotton. Soles Ottlce: Lowe Development Cocporotion .u>-760 Son Luis Rey Polm Desert. Callfomio 92260 I I I . . . ............ . .. ··-----~---.. I : .. •'• ,. ~ .·• ·~ ... .· . r .. . ' •' •'• '•' ~·. AIALllTATI WILUAll 8. 8BftB bu advanced to the posi· tlon ol vice president and tnuurer of Daon Corporation, a Newport Beach·bued development ftrm. Before joi.n1nc Daon u treasurer lD tm, Settb wu employed by C.J . Se1ent.rom •Sou wbere be HITM was involved In financial analyst.a, retail leulD1 and~ perty mana1ement. He also spent tbree years aa a civil en1lneerwltbCbu. H. Tomptim Co., Jeneral contractor. Seith sraduated from Duke Unlvenity with a bachelor of science desree in civil enatneer· in1. He received a maater's de1ree in bualneu admiDlstra· lion from Stanford University. BL\NDON M. IAMB of Irvine bu joined the Oran1e County office of the Charles Dwm Company in Newport Beach aa a broker 1peelalisin1 in the sale and leulng of commercial real estate. A native ol Puadena, be attended elementary and bi.lb scbool in the Crown City and araduated from San Die10 State University with a Bachelor ol Sclencedearee. Lamb late.r was employed ln La Jolla, then as an a1entfor Binkert& Kaye Properties in San Die10. llJCllAEL P. BISSELL ol Jrvlne bu joined the Irvine Company Property · Mana1ement Diviaicm u manager of the company's 11 apart· meat complexes in the cities of Newport Beach and Irvine. BilaeJI wm be reaponalble for Jeuin1 ac· tivities, operations and maintenance of the Irvine Company's 3,300 apartm·ent · ualta. A 1IJ'13 bualneu 1raduate ol Cal State Fullerton, BiaaeU waa prevjomly with the Irvine Com· pU, from July, 1178, to late tm with respoaalbllity for a aumber ol the company'• apart. menu, aboppUaa centers and ol· fice4 builcltnp. He wu aut.e- quentJy promoted to manager of all the company's office bu.ildlnp. • .... LL 8T&Pll&N I. 8VTBERLKN baa been named manaa• ol tbe year by Coldwell Banker Reaiden· tial Real Eat.ate Services. He and bia wife wW re· Lenders in crisis over high rates WASHINGTON (AP) -Qome buyers are fast learnlnc to live with record bJp mort1a1e rates, living tbe bouainl industry a surprising shot lo the arm, several economists believe. But that's not belpin1 thrift inatitution.s -the nation's leading home lenders -whose problems have reached a crisla stqe, said John Dalton, chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. "fr IS TIME THE general public be made aware that the lnatitution that ls the source of about half ol the home mortaaies lo the country la threatened by our inflationary economic env{ronment," Dalton said. ''Tbe future la not 1oin1 to be easy.'' Daltoo apote at a conference held by the National Savings and Loan Lea1ue, whose members lut year suffered their worst earn.in&• in history -with profit prospect.a even 1Joomier lo 1•1. Sid. prollta plun1ed by nearly 75 percent lut year and about 30 percent of the tbrtfta "ended up ln tbe red," said Dale Riordan, the leape'a cbJef economist. IF HIGH INTEaEST rates continue tbroutb t•t -u many economiata anticipate -~IA could .lole u much u N billloa, the bank board aa11. llutual aavtnp banka loll about SZ!O million in 19 and tbia could double lo JJll under current eonclitioDI, economiata forecut. That could dry up addJUonal bome loan money u4 ralle mortaaae ratea •ffD blp.r. MIA, wlUeb .....a1 nearlJ '° pereeat ol all mortaaaes. often ftDd tbemMlftll paJiac out more in interest tbaD tbeJ um trom ln•eltmmtl. . '"fte bald ud .,..,... fad II tbat ao far u MIA an ccme11Ded. U.. nalel Mn beeD daaqed ............. ol tlte ....... n.ltm ...... s. ... 80 ........ wWlac to pgt tlMb'...., l8to ..... ... aeeo t• ..,.. cml1 I.I Pll'Cllll ....._ wlileD eom,.U.., _, ma.net ,... ad tbe S61.'1 own lbMDmlda eertlfteatea PQ about tbree Um• tbat •mount. ALIO, DSaSGllLATION baa lnereaaed eompdioa from eommereial bmb. Rllll and TolaUle ratel eneted a ebaotie altuUcm for bomebul14en _. ._.. lut 1ear. 111• .. ltarta fell from 1.11 ...... _.. la 1111 to ... U... LI mWioD ualta. IAlt 11.,; tlM leyel fell to .. __. ...... ol Glib .... ...,.. . llow•• bJ ........ ol ,.., ........ .. ........ •Pite mortaqe ,..... lbt ...... u pereeat la most mart•ta. Tia• Co••eree Deputmeat Jut week ,.,_... a I.I pere..t laeraue la laoutlDI 1tart1 after HHoaal ........ ...... ,, .. _ .. __ ......... ,..... ,Mlllld.'"-....,_. ... "..... ..., ..................... told0111t1Nlt ." G80aGE I . ULUI ol lniM, tales muaqer 1n Coldwell Bauer Commercial Real &1tate Senicea' Newport ... eb olftee, bu been aPPOAnt· ed an IUlatanl vice preaidlat ol tbe natioUl real estate service company. l[aUil wW eontlnue to uaf.lt Pet.er L. Marr, ftnt vlee premdent and realdent manqer of the 4.5-member staff of real eatate aalea and leuin1 1peclalllta. Kalll.a' principal actlvltlea aince •UIUmiDI bf.I sales mana1er u. 1lpmeat about a year a10 bave been WOl'ldna with the ottlce'a indUltrlal and inveatment de- partments. KalJJ.a be1an bil ·Coldwell Banker career ln 1978 followiq a aeven-year term with Xerox ua.a.11 in both sales and mana1ement capacities. A native of Annapolil, Kallil attended Unlvenlty of Maryland where be earned a bachelor ol science dearee lo bullneu admlniatra· tion. He subsequently wu awarded a muter of .business administration deiree from University of Baltimore. ANTHONY DA VIS of HunUniton Beach ia the I new vice president of finance for American Na· Uonal Houaln1 Corporation, an Irvine-baaed bomebuildlnl firm wbJcb bu produced over 3,000 family homes ln Southern California and Arlaona. Davis, 33, was aasoclated with Hveral other major southland bulldlnl firm.a before joining American Natlooai. In bil new position be over· sees and coordinates the financial administration and accountin1 function• for the company. American National which currently bas six townbome and single-family home developments in progress in Southern California. employs 51. 8alu of'ftce open 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dally. Closed Thursd_, .. (714) 631 -5055 < : M•p not to Kalt from eo..:.tn1n~ A new financing plan has been tnitiated to make this one of the most outstanding new home investment opportunities in years. The Westcliff Grove "Classic Classic · offering of rare financing It means an opportunity to buy a prestigious home in one of the most prestigious areas in the country with a unique short term loan. From $370,000 to $455,000 Financing Plan" offers 100% financing for two years at 13.9%, with no monthly payments for nine months. In lieu of a down payment, the builder will accept nine months prepaid interest, plus a one point loan fee, escrow and impounds. The first interest only payment is not due until the tenth month . Fro nt yard lanJscaping and fencing included. Phone (7 14) 646-5092 Sales office and model homes open)aily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. •Prices effective Jatc: of puhl1c,u111n . F .. hoon hland II 'I ·: . .. .. .. ! I I . . . t I -= -3 Q,j r ']; "'\ --~ c ~ a -< 0 . ' iJ t: -' -• r.: I I .:. ·~ ~ f ~ \~ . c .. "'. u -~· • # .. ,~ . ·""" . .. . . ·i .. -../ .... -. "' .. . \ '\ H I ,. . ... 9 ;,;: -'Ci.--.... , -: • ~.-c..·v v :"' ..... •j ... . '~ \ ,, . "" '\~ ~-. . . u.~~ ~~----.. ~ , ... -=::~.:.. r ..-,~6.... : ; ·-~' ~ ~ • . -.;;; .. .. -.... ~ •• .( •¥. "'-, -. .. .. ~ .. ' •' THE EUROPEAN CONCEPT FOR NEW VILLAGE COMMUNITIES ARRIVES IN ORANGE COUNT¥ ABOUT TIME! First: The bright idea. Italy, Portugal ... today there are no wa iting lists . Homes are Is 1t possible. that mankind has passed along to family. at some time experienced the Variety : Spice of growth and housing situation which exists today in Southern village community life. California? Ah ha! Proof positive. Many designs of homes are offered , to appeal to various families having diverse interests. During the early 1950's, many To create a proper mix for a real key cities in Europe became community. The entire com-nearly hyperactive. City dwellers munity is secluded within a self-received raises in rent. increased contained environment but linked property taxes. Trac t houses by garden paths and centered by popped up all around. splendid social and recreational facilities . The need was there. Now the best of all Urban families throughout for you . Europe looked for a way out. A place to live apart from the stress We borrowed the tned and true and sterility, the social indifference of the city and its faceless sub-from many European new village urbs. But a place not far from communities and refined these the job or civilized necessities. brilliant ideas and practical think- ing for Southern California. New village Named after communities appear. our favorite . Instant success . Perhaps as a point of integrity our A new breed of community new villa%e is named after the planners. understanding the splendid · ut somewhat hard to shortcomings of city living, the pronounce community near blandness of sudden suburbs. Lyons, France. Villeurbanne. created new village communities They pronounce it Villerbon, near cities in France, England. /'Vil-lar-ban/ and so shall we . A good location? How about a small valley with no through traffic ringed by the foot- hills of Orange? With the free - ways, shoppin~ and business centers. and t e beaches of Orange County all there awaiting your pleasure. Streams, fountains . flora, fun . Villeurbanne is a village filled with nature forms to soothe the civilized best and a Clubhouse, pool, and spa where you may meet interesting people who also are your neighbors. Prepare to be dazzled. By three distinctive architectural approaches to attached family homes. b~ ten different floor plans, by uropean forms filled with flowing space and light. Hillhouse is first. Now. today, you can ohh and ahh at Hillhouse designed for young homebuyers. Three very creative floor plans with two or three bedrooms. Can you afford it?* Does from $87,900 make you want to jump into your car? The model homes of Hillhouse as well as plans for Streamhouse and Gardenhouse are yours to see from mornings at ten until dusk . i u. RIVERSIDE FRWY w C> ~ 0 CHAPMAN AVE tr GARDEN GROVE FRWY ~ z SAN DIEGO FRWY 5749-4 Creekside. Orange, California 92669. Telephone (714) 771 -6510 . llwPOll! BIAOll 901 DOVIB DBIVI 641-8138 HAUOI VllW HOMES w /POOL! Somerset Plan -SBRS, family rm. formal dining rm. Pool and s pa. Perfect condition. $1650/mo. yrly. Larry Dyer llAUTIFUL IAYFIOMTI 3800 sq.ft . of perfection on the bay at Promontory. Gourmet country kitchen, spacious master suite w/ fi>lc and beautifully appointed living & family rooms. Large slip and SJ>ace for 2 side ties. $1,145,000 incl. land. Barbara Aune SO' RIGHT OH MAIM IA Y! 70' pier head line accommodates large yac hts o n this hamdsome 5 BR. 51h bath home w /cozy family rm and formal dining rm. 24 hour security island. Dona Chichester IAUOA ISL.AMO -MIAlt IA YI Enchanting English-style bungalow w/ 3BRS and custom features all for $375,000 fee. Dick Halderman Dc.TtOHAL IUY OH UDO tsLI! 4BR home w/ center courtyard, French doors, hardwood floors, beam ceilings. Street to street location on lot and a half. 3-car gara,ge . $~95 ,000 incl. land . Young/ Unbermno LINDA ISU WA TEIROMTI 3BRS, 3 baths. Dock for three boats. Under $1,000,000. 24 hour security island. Appt. only. Dona Chichester SH.000 NICI l•UCTICM Emerald Bay - now $695,000 w/high assumable 1st T.D. . • Extremely private hilltop executive home with ocean views from every room: !BR, 2 baths, pool, plus private beaches, tennis and 'uarded community. A must sell situation. Gary Gleason LAIUH FAMILY HOME Spaciously built custom home in Bay crest. 5BRS, family rm and terrific pool and outdoor entertainment area. Owner will assist w/flnancing. $439,500. Tom Allinson or Terry Hanes CUSTOM IA YFIOHTI Docking for vessel up to 80' ! 5BRS and ba~ incl. maids room and convertible library/ den. Huge master suite w/ sitting rm and fireplace. Owner financing available to 9ualified buyer. $1,495,000 incl. land. 147 on the water. Larry Oyer ISTATI OH THE IAYRtOMT! Prime tip of Linda Isle -over 1Z7' with slip for 80' boat. Enchanting .. old world" architecture with all the modern conveniences. Large rooms for entertaining incl. 2-story living rm and stone fireplace. Secluded pool and spa. 5BRS and familf rm. Playroom and library. Offered at $5,000,000 leasehold. Cathy Schweickert COOPERATIVE OWMlll Great 2BR Big Canyon townhome. $225,000. Motivated seller. Coby Ward LIDO ISLE LIASE 01 LIASI OPTIOMI Charming 5BR, 4 bath and family rm home w/large sunny patio and 3-car garage. Steps to tennis, clubhouse and beach. Onl).' $15,000 option money. $650,000 . Ber1t Mitchell A·I DUPL.IX -$149,000! 2BR units w /fplcs and attached garages, yards and patios. Shows price of ownership. Owner will assist in financing. Paula Bailey WATHNOMT DUPLIXI Big 3BR and 2BR duplex ri~ht on the beach. Great opportunity. $725,000. O>by Ward MYsml DllYI-MIW USH•t Spacious 5 .. OI' 6 BR home w/ t~rriftc view of main bay. • Open beam ceilings, large muter 1ulte, remodeled kitchen, off 1treet parkina for 5 can. plus ~· side tie. ?.ut• ~ fiarbor entrance. $1,900,000. artba Macnab -a POOi. -SJOI. .. Lov...:f upper bay home featurtn1 o~ bt• ceWn1 in llvlq rm formal cunma. larae fllllily rm, remote ln-law Quarters, -PLUS la1b, ~~ redwood cleeked pool area. Paula MY .. OMT CONDO LMSll Glamorous 2nd Ooor 2BR.t 2~ baths. Adults only for $1.35CY mo. liatby Schweickert WISTCL9lf W/POOIJ Great family home. tBRS plus dining rm and pool. Available mtil mid July at $125()' mo. Larry Dyer M.UffSI Single-story 3BR Bonita Plan. $.V mo. Nancy Imbernino BIWPOB! BIAOll RAUOB VllW CD!EB 644-6100 FAMILY HOMll Remodeled 4BR, 3 bath home w/ combination family rm/ billiard room. Formal dioingf lovely master suite and all new a pp lances. $ 359 ,000. Assumable loan. Rosemary Seitz OUTSTAtetM4i VIEW! Exceptional Harbor Ridge Lucerne model w/3BRS, family rm, atrium w/ fountain and a very special master suite w/ fplc and retreat. $785,000. Lynne Valentine HIUTOP ESTATE! Available and ready to occupy is this magnificent French Mediterranean 5BR villa w/ perfection in design, materials and craftsmanship. Elegant formal living rm and dining rm, gourmet kitehen, master and executive suites w/ cedar walk-in closets. 40' pool. $2,500,000. Lynne Valentine PllVATI YllSAILLIS IM 11• CAMYOMI Overlooldrul 6tb fairway this 4BR home features cfouble door entry w/ winding stairwa_y. Elegant 1st level muter suite w/ marble circular bath in the round. Garden kitchen and fully air·conditloned. $680,000. Lynne Valentine PllYACY IM THI au ... 51 3BR end unit OD two levels offering formal living rm w/ fplc, family rm w/ eating area and community _pool.' Owner will a11i1t in financing . $229,500. Lynne Valentine llG CAMTOM IOIDIAUX TOWMHOMEI Single level 3 BR, 2 bath home on large c-0mer lot. Garden courtyard and terrace. Sunny country kitchen. Wilt consider lease/option. $425.000. Lynne Valentine WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR NEW SALES OFFICE IN LAGUNA HILLS, SPECIALIZING IN FINE PROPERTIES THROUGHOUT THE SADDLEBACK VALLEY. FOR INFORMATION, TELEPHONE 85?-4343. S!OSIDIYOU HAllOI 11061 DYNAMIC DYMAITYI Security 24 hour gate guarded community. One level 2BR\ 2 bath w/ private spa1 huge deck, wine cellar and great mountam and night lights views. So 9uiet and peaceful. Tennis, pools and spa mcl. in community amenities. Great financing. $389,000. Bea Arnold IXCLUSIVI llG CAMYOM LOCA TIOMI Popular Plan I by Broadmoor. Highly customized. 5BRS, large formal living rm and dining rm, family rm w/ wet bar private master suite w/ study and fireplace. Spacious patio areas w/ pool and spa. $975,000. Lynne Valentine '"SHOllCUff CUSTOM HOMI!'" 4BR study, library and large country kitchen -an ideal residence for the large family. Features a fantastic white water view of Corona del Mar beach from the master suite. Fee land. $595,500. Owner will carry a large 2nd T .D. Sharon Smith CAMIO SHOIES -SPICTACULAI VIEW! Newly remodeled and expanded home on large elevated corner lot. Beautifully decorated with 3BRS, 4 baths, family rm, large island kitchen w/breakfast area, spa and exercise room. Sparkling pool. $935,000 incl. land. Belle Chase Lee NICE llDUCTIOM OM EXC.-rlOHAL llG CAMYOM DOVEi! Elegant, handsomely upgraded 2BR & den residence w/ view of 6th fairway. Features security gate, crown moldings, custom wall-coverings and large white brick patio w/ room for spa. $449,500. Lynne Valentine llOll LIASI -HAalOI VW# HILLSt Lovely 3BR w/pool and spa. VIEW! Available April 1 for$1200I mo. Helen Wood DlVIBB CUIPUS VAJ.I.ft OD!BB 781-HK SIA..W -.o.T IOY~ .. Detached and remodeled home w/ vtew of ocean and city night lights. Pool and spa. Gate guarded community. $525,000. Darlene Herman owa• WILL NaP fllMAMClt Large 3BR, 2'h bath custom family home w/ indoor spa. Lovely cul-de-sac location and' room to park RV. $215,000. Dorothy Lewis PAMOIAMIC OCIAM VIEW! Custom built 2-story, 4BR, 3 bath home w/ great iq-Jaw accommodations. Game room, fplc and VIEW. $425,000. Lorraine Rennie HAllOI llOGll Award winning "Dynasty" model w/ ocean and city lights views. Marble entry and many upgrades. $395,000. Belle Partch' TVlnE IOCI HIGHLANDS! Beautifully appointed Stewart. Large single family residence. Dramatic entry foyer, sunken living room w/ vaulted ceilings, massive fireplace, wet bar, formal dinin~ room w/ French doors, open staircase w/ planter "Is land." Kitchen w/ t>ay windowed nook, luxurious master suite w/ walk-in wardrobe. $445,000. Lorraine Rennie IBVUlE WOODBBIDGE VJTJ.AGE CDTEB. 881-8700 COUMI Pill SYIACUSI --TILi ROOFt Beautifully clean ho~l recenUy painted inside and out. Shows ilice a 'em, 3BRS & den, 2 baths, large fam1ly kitchen. fireplace in living room, owner will help with the financinf. Priced for fast sale. $151,000. Alan Bee JIWB. OM THI LAD! This is the one you've been waiting for! Fabulous location on Woodbridge Lake w/ gorgeous views of lake and sunsets. 2 master BRS, courtyard entry w/ fountain, mirrored dining wall, top of the line appliances outdoor balcony. garage cabmets and many extra custom features. $275,000. Gail Kingsley OPl!l ROUSI !ODAY l'llOM WHAT A SUPER PRICE'! Luxurious 2 BR Big Canyon condo provides the opportunity for a terrific Newport Beach lifestyle. Upper level unit set amidst the fabulous facilities and a menities and security of Big Canyon. $175,000 with an assumable loan. Susie .Weiss l UI. !O 8 P.11. •VM 1 Lakeview 4 BEDROOMS/DEN 31 Red.hawk 4 BEDROOMS/DEN 9 Cypress Tree 5 BEDROOMS/DEN 3Woodgrove 1 BEDROOM /DEN 1S Palos 2BEDROOMS 3671 Myrtle 2 BEDROOMS/DEN 60 Tangerine 2 BEDROOMS/DEN 2 Richmond 3BEDROOMS 10 Cedarspring 3 BEDROOMS/DEN 14851 Jeffrey Rd #345 2BEDROOMS 5 Deerwood, Big Cyn 5 BEDROOM/DEN coaOMA oa MAA 4501 Gorba m Drive 3 BEDROOMS/DEN 1901 Altura 3 BEDROOMS/DEN/ POOL/SPA 1101 White Sails Way 3 BEDROOM/DEN/ POOL/SPA ~UACN 57 Sea Island 2BEDROOMS HAllOa ll06I 12 Trafalgar 5 BEDROOMS/DEN /POOL PIOMOMTCMtY IA Y 657 Bayside Drive 4 BEDROOMS/DEN/ BAYFRONT . .... , 1111 Vista Laredo 3BEDROOMS ...... JOl0.12-14-16 E. Balboa 3BEDROOMS/ OCEANFRONT MTSllOIB 3N2 Clrcle Drive 3 BEDROOMS/DEN IAJCllU 4 BEDROOMS/ DEN/POOL 4 Bl:DROOllS/DEN/ POOIJIPA SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $319,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $188,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $254,500 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $146,900 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $175,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $145,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $150,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $169,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $219.500 SUNDAY 1-5 $45,000 SUNDAY 1-5 $2,000,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $935,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $329,50() SUNDAY 1-5 $450,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $225,000 SUNDAY 1·5 P.M. $2,500,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $1,145,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. $Ml,to0 SUNDAY 1·5 P .M. '1,l!0,000 SUNDAY 1-5 P.M. "75.000 SUNDAY 1·5 P.'11. -.ooo WOOOlllDGE LAICEFtlOMT! Outstanding end-unit. "Glenwood" on the lake. 4BRS, 2'h baths . Upgraded carpetin·g , air-conditioninit. buHt-in vacuum. Assumable 1st. Owner will carry second. Security gated community. ·Panoramic view of lake and moun_tain$. :~319,000. Jerry Thompson ·:.. · llOotCVIEW -.fODa . ~BJ Highly upgraded 3·BR. 21h .bath: townhome wl firepta·ce, decorator. win4ow ·.~ovei:ings and wallpapers .. Close 1.l> pool ind clubhouse: Rela1Ced liting at. its-best .. ~ $133,500. Myrna Boom· · '· ··•.. t '. · . . . .. . ; ··) POOL HOME Fo•<S·ts.ooe1. M(J4'e --in condition. Deta·che(j .3BR; ·a bath;· doublet. garage, new carpets,.vinyl and drapenes. Insulation. Assume 11teat. TA ·loan. inves tors low neg4t1ve. Pat 't'erry JUST LISTED! Builder's best! Talented owner did the rest. 1bis 3 bedroom home backing up to park on quiet cul-de-sac bas so much charm & so many extras you can move in right away. Great financing too! This one is done up right! SUsie Weiss. IRADPOIO PLACll Highly upgraded 3 bedroom end unit in Brad.lord Place near park & all the amenities. $94.900. Dan Johnson. CAIRll ~ tM llft• You Just can't find a better combination of comfort, seclusion & location at this very affordable price of $81,500. ~ 1 bedroom condo in ni .. Sprinp. You'll be 1lad you acted on tJtl.t one. John Richard. WOODlllD•I WITH YllW. Excellent 4 bedroom detached home m cul-de-tac wttll pert• mounta.tn view. 'l'h1I private home 1110 baa a lar1e yard, decoi •• wallpaper In bedroom& • ba Ii lllUIDable &ow. An ~ '171,"9. Dan J~ Ii I !I I ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• THI C.000 LIN Newpq01 Crest. Owner wjll ci.frY ror S/yrs with 20% 'c1own . Purchase $187.S-. I Bdrm. 21-'l Ba. tennis. pool, sauna. ·, rropertyHwRtty 642-1150 .. ,, • :a ..... 6UMh Extenlively remodeled. Owner financing avail. $750.000. JONES REAL TY ~73-6210 COSTA MESA 'FIXER Reduced to $12.8.SOO. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath pool. spa and more! A bargain! Call 561-2311 THE REAL ESTRrERS @ . ~l COVE ROf'ttRTIES 4-6.31-6990 - newporl REALTORS 675-5511 OHM HOUSE 1-5 CH.ARMIHS CDM. DUPLEX. W atk to ........_ schools md ....._ fr'OIR tW1 ..... ,.. 1•1...,_x. l ... wfftlF.P.md2 ... ,....-..102w ...... . MOUHTAIH RETREAT ••• a.er, crisp. air -... ... c .... .,.... ........ to s. ....... .._ Hatiollal Fwest ...... T1te S..Ow" fJI this ..._, IMlt reoclly acces ..... W el .... c.fOlft 6 ......... + .... •t.dy: 2 fin9ilacn. MOden --.. ....:t••cet a.. ldtclieit. Wtable for ,... g.,~ ,... lk)lw ,...,.. .. or tao 21 .__, 2 adlOc..t bllilclailll1 loh iKWed ... price. Cal to ... pktw .. wl .... $ 250.000. COLI OF MIWPOIT llALTOIS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .. Coro.. dtl Mer 671-1111 -116 CAMYOH OHLY rt!:·ooo. ~·c ••kfway fotllh lo•efy ... llr.J'hM .1 111-...a111 ...... 1¥,. a ....... .. ,.. w• ot "*' ..., to _.,. ....... P ... ced _... ... . ..,._.wfriuletlt flll•1c9J ~ . r 1117 NTA L.AamO. Your flnest bluffs opportunity ... Verr best buy". Ori&lnal area overloatinl ma11ive ... belt and lofty piDel. A spotless 3 6drm, 2~ bath townbome, moat attractively decorated. Truly an exceptional price for a prompt sale at $312,000. (Man7, many thouaa~da below comparable homes). 4JI MTA MITI. Extremely popular Plan •·x" in lovely setting. 3 bdrm, fam/kitj formal dining room, 2 frplca, & great wrap around patio. Offered at $249,500. 2t I J QUIDADA. "A big family home". Ught & bright 4 bdrm, 3 bath end unit, beautifully appointed. Outstanding sale financing available. At $260,000 (including land>. I .ASSUMI 11/JO/o LH. 1-~~-~111!1111-•I Only $113.SOO ror this 31 P1 • •• PoW Bdrm charmer with ~ heated pool and fruit Elecant owners unit trees.Callnow979·S370. w/spa, Spanish Tile, ALLSTATE REALTORS - marble frplc, xlnt owner financinc. JONES REAL TY 673-6210 LIDO ISLE'S TWO llST V Al.UIS COZY CHA.RM 2 Bdrms, 2 bath immac ulate condition with expansion potential. JUST $ll0,000 SPACIOUS LUXURY 4 Bdrms, 4 baths, den ready & waiting for family living. Affordable & prestigious. JUST $465,000 c ..... ..,..._.t IOTH OPIM SUleAY F01t 1HE STOUG>E IUFF Finished attic . storage in garage, end greenbelt loc. Air Cond., lux carpets, inside laundry. Garden patio & atrium. This 3 Bdrm. fam rm 2'h ba is in model cond. As- sumable loan. Owner w/assist in financing. $215,000. Ask for Marilyn Bulkley. .A_.....,ofJe»a.D ....... &Sow 2515 Eat Coat HhJlt .. _, CoroHdelMtr 675-3411 GROWING FAMILY? Move them right into this spacious 5 bdrm home in Harbor View Homes. Great location. Extra large lot. You'll love the big family rm: with its wet bar and fireplace. There's another fireplace in the livin' rm, a 3 car garage, covered patio and much, much more. Come by 1818 Newport Hills Drive, N.B. on Sat && SUn 1to5. A super value at $329, 750. IACllA Y VllW HOMI Older up1raded charintr with great view of the hilla and back bay area. 'I'hll 3 bedroom 2 bath home baa been upcraded and the owner will carry a lar1e 2nd. Assume 11% lat. Full price $180,000. EASTSIDE DOLi.HOUSE This 3 Bdrm 2 Bath home truly has loads of charm with it.a large brick and pine fireplace, and exposed wood beamed ceilings. Features include sprinklers, detached 2 car garage and golf cours.e view to boot. 'lbe owner will finance the sale or carry a large 2nd. Full price $162,SOO. ,., UDO ISLE OPIM SUte.AY 1-5 214 VIA ITHACA HHIHSUL.A POIHT llACtROHT Panoramic view at wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home, 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine room, entry, living room, dining room, built-ins, etc. $1,385,000. LIDO ISLE Newly remodeled traditional style 3 bdrm, 2 bath home featuring large • recreation room & 2 patios. Living room has a ttractive beam ceilings, fireplace & french doors leading onto bric k patio. New kitchen blt-in appliances. Close to tennis courts, sandy beaches & clubhouse . $420,000. l.AYFllOMr We ha ve several fine homes with pier & s lip. Starting at $1 ,500,000. UHCHO Mii.AGE Springs Condo, 9th fairway. 3000 sq.ft . 3 Bdrm! •. 3 bath, furn. Golf clb. mbrshp. will trade for invest. prop. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.l I Boy,,d .. Or.,,. N B o7~ olol 2 "AXER" CHM.LENGES OM LIDO Mldll 1 & Deccwaton lll'IHecl! Lowest price c ......... for ....... IMlpr' -Udo ..... St11Hd ........... patio ...... of pot ........... 2 ..... 2 ............ , .......... w ......... ..... -......... ~ '"11.C" to _.. It ... 111111. s299,ooo. LAl&I HOMl-GllAT LOC. c:.tt ~ ederior -W ._. __. loh of ..... Howe'ler ••• ,_ ...._ • ..... a.-to worts wltlL ._.,.,,I .. ,..... •hMJ ......... ......, .... .. ,. ... _ ......... + 3 ...,._ SlrHt to ....... locatloft. $349,000. C-by I 23 Vie O"leto. Udo • s.f/S. 1·5 wl lff ..... two Hcitlllt opport-..ltlH at tit• lowest price• ,. ...... WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE l>oloo• R•ntal\, Pr<>!W"V Man-"""' 2436 w Coast Hwy 631-1400 Newport Beach 0utatanC:~~n '!e"L of fee land. 3 Bdrm family room. formal dining room, 5 Baths. Gorgeous pool. Large lot in prestigious area. $'725,000 IPYKAll IPICTACl' Al . Dramatic ocean, -&arf>Or and Dite lite view a . Exq uiaitely upgraded 4 bedroom with beautiful den, 2 fireplaces] covered patios $625,000. Owner wil carry. MIWPOIT CIHT .. ... a • l ~·I .. Super s harp 3 Bdrm 2 th Ba , pool/tennis . Walk to Beach. Good ··• assumable loan or 15% down with A.1.T.D. $189,500. •'I . ~. .. CAMIO SHOllS, SI0,000 DOWN OCIAM la JITTY V1IW AND CdM UCIHT'S Seller will finance all. CAMIO SHOllS SUUt I• LIASI Ocean view, luxurious, furn., $4,000 per mo .. llDUCIDIM HAllOI VllW HOMIS . 4 Bdrm 2 bath, pool, spa. $259,900. .... TWO •1l-1161 -.-ONGS 16~1197 ....... aCDlttA STARNES COMPANY 11,,il TotlWUIL.DIYS presents OHE Of THE HST In one of the bes t locations in Newport He ights. Daisy fresh and ready to move in . Brick fireplace flanked by builtin bookcases in living room , 3 Bdrms and nice yard. Offered for $189,500. 512 hlertOR. HI ()pew S-. 1-5 CUFF H.AVEN ., " .. : ·1 , .. ) I Quality built family home. Pool and enclosed yard. 3 Bdrm; and family room, 4 baths, all rooms arranged for family privacy. $350,000 . ,, 511 Clff Dr .. HI 0,-S.. 1·5 AIUMDAMCI OF UTIAS Custom home designed with acti'Ve family in mind. 4 ~. den (or 5th Bdrm), family room and dining room. Fully air conditioned. In Mariners School area. $44,9,500. 920 Hoftll .. -. HI 0,-S-. I ·I YOUll PLACI IH THE SUM 1 " Older Balboa home with terrific potential. 4 Bdrms, 4 baths, family , •:; room, sundeck and double garage. •'t Could be a Peninsula Point 111 sho'wplace I See it today! 1577 ~ 0,... s.. 1·5 MOVI RtG>HT IH Excellent financing available for this custom Dover Shores home. Freshly redecorated 4 Bdrm + maids room, family room, dining room, gourmet kitchen -all spacious rooms. $389,500. 1412 ......... HI O,.S.. l·I DOVR SHORIS Fabulous entertaining in this gazebo-style indoor/outdoor pavilion. Uncommonly lovely 3 Bdrm home with all the amenities. Privacy surrounds this home on oversized lot in Newport. •YM CONDO Woodbridge Creekside -efficient lifestyle In this 2 Bdrm home, near schools, pool, park, bike trails and jogging trails. AskiJ\g $197 ,500. Call lor details. THI .. OYIS-tAVIMI Youn for only $82,5001 Spacious 2 year youn1 triple wide mobile hoo;ie. Bright and ch~~r. with uaumable loan. Call for Ge\alll. .i.l 11 '·' "'""hrs. ······················~ ., .. ,.. tOOJ .a&JICOUISI • 8r home clJred on .... Verde C.C. The on· I)' Ulllu bftter than the view l• the 10.H 'X tlnaoelq. MIWPOaT•TS Coay a 8t charmer Oft quktcut•Hc. W~I TOWMHOMI WannlnJton ''C" plan, aetluded c ul-de-uc. $H1,ICIO Call BUJ, Linda or John. &tl-5*or 131-0IM UtlRIEYABLE Foxboro view m•nslon. 4Br. l5CIO sq ft, corner lot. Rich a11umable. CrHtlve financing. Buy or opticn. &M-5598 OPIHHOUSE SUMDAY 1·5 ZSOZ C'"hlew Dr. LAwfest Dol9rs IAYSHOIES T• onr I JO/o W.t. - $133,000. Lowest priced in Baysbores communi· ty of Newport Beach. Only $279.95-0. Charm· ing. remodeled 2 BR home with Cam rm . formal dine, covered patio, new roof, new cpt.s & drps, freshly painted inside & out. Lots or glass thruout. A must see! F.-West Rffltors 645-4419 & 642-1517 One of the finest custom homes on the golf course, this elegant 5 bedroom French provincial residence offers the discriminating buyer a home of exceptional quality. Dramatic formal Uving & dining · rooms, with golf course and night light view, paneled libra ry, and/or family room with fireplace and wet · bar. French doors lead to outdoor brick patio with pool and s pa. $2,300,000. L YHHE V ALfHTIHE. 644-6200 MACNAl·IRVIHE REAL TY COMP AMY llGHOME SMALL PRICE Howus For S* ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Approx. 1900 sq.ft. 3 BR r-....-1002 ol 1002 2VJ Ba. huge family ••••••••••••••••••••••• etter G~rol 1002 room, wetbar Onl y •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111s.ooo. Seller will help REDUCED S 151< STB'S TO IE.ACH l.....vESTOllS o• finance. Fantastic 4 Bdrm + "... " Guardl'<i and nawles!> 3 family room. Only steps lstTIMEIUYHS ll MltM. ... •Mti!!Ji!ltr.t Br Monaco Big Canyon t o te nn i'I. pool a nd Sl0.000 dn pymt. Owner '.llh '[)?1fft 19ruV;t townhome LrR low in t I b h C will help buyer with 962 .. ,..... teresl :issumable loans erys a eac · orner ._, 1 (:>:::) location. Double wide financing, very rtexible. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~i Low down and now '' lot Owner will help with 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. dbl gar. greatly reduced price financing $209 ,900. frplc, 5 yrs old . Clean, ASSUME 91/2°/o FHA loan. 3 br, 1~• ba. din. rm, 2 car att. gar. w/dropener. $89.900. DEL MANGELS RLTR 968-5707 SUMMER FUN EMEi.ALO IA Y Front row 4 Br, 3ba. St.SS0.000 OCEAN VlEW 3 Bdrms. 3balhl. ~.ooo IALIOA ISLAHD St epe to S. Bayfronl. Two 3 Bdrms, 2 ba + guest with living rm. lof\ bdnn & ba. 1675,000 Carol T..._, Realtr 494-0029 ----OLDEMGLISH COUNnY TUDOR $19,950 Long pvt drive t o dramatic touch of Old England. Old classir restored to original elegance Antique parlour, candlelight formal dining, copper ketUe kitchen with sep dining area. secluded courtyard. wine celler and quaint old carriag~ house. Located in area or rme custom homes. Best Yet! ... assume low int. loan. No qualifying. Hurry! Call 847 6100 Realt y Worl d Beachside. NEWPORT'S BACK BAY Spacious living room, with stone fireplace. 4 generous bdrms. huge private mas\er suite. paneled den, features: brick fireplace. sparl<l- inl pool and spa. Local· ed on quiet cul de sac Auumable loan ' Only 1190,000! Take advan· taaeoow! Loni Buch bayfront borne with u-shaped boat dodt. 3br, den. 3ba. Gl'Mt Alamttoe Bay loc. A lteaJ •t •. 000. P .P. Dya: <Z13)620·0300 <Ron). Ens/wkends : <ZU)4.D.24C17. ' ILUPFS ..... Pl.AM ~ndlng P•noramlc vl•w o f Back Bay. Beautifully kept "E" pl• wtth 3br. Z~ba .It a larse famllJ room. Ap-~mat.ely 2:200 tQ ft. Miiit lee to •Pl'ttClate. Prind below martet for • IMt tale .... ODO Open ~1 i.s. aMS Vla\a OIMd8 Newport Beach . "•.,.... ......... .. == r A~enl. quiet neighborhood. Call OPENSATISUN 1·5 Nan<')' or Maria, Agts. 401 COLTON 979-5370. Dalebout, Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 COME WITH US •.• TO THI ILUFFS ..... c .. do for the bvty or tn1¥ellRC) faMlly. lxcltlft4 ... w overtooklftcJ Upper lay. Thf"ff apoclon INdroo•. Two •d OM hoH bah. Lovely 11•"'9 alld dlallMJ ...._Property ill top COIMlllH. • .-Md prlMOrlly for •acotfoa1 and ..... CN ory ••rfen. 635 VISTA IOMITA .................. SZ75,000 COME WITH US .•. TO DOVH SHOllS. l111pre1tl•• five bedroom horM. Upper lay •lew It •11loyed throughout ttw ll•ltMJ ..... The ... w fro• Ille tHtler bedroom 11 1pectac..lar. FCM ft'ICll dlftllNJ alld fo11tlly roOtM. Lovely pool. Owner wtl help fln..ce. , 1842 GALAXY DRIVE •.• ly Af,akl••t· .. S665,000 COME WITH US. • .TO DOVH SHOllS. 'robate tale! bee.tor It ........... ._. ............ , ..... room and den .. Pool tin yard. So•• fll1a11cl119 naflable. 1441 GALAXY DRIVE •.• ly ~•k'-• ... S4Z0,000 COME WITH US .•. TO CORONA DB. MAI. FMh11ttc locoHoll. • .fu1t fow houMt frOM Oc•• ll•d. Why Mffte for le11 If you etlfoy a11 oc•• •lew alld tt.e relaxotfOft of ltw b.ach. n.,... 1Ndroom1. Fonn.S dltthHJ room. Dett. 215 IRIS AVENUE ...••.•••••••••••••••••• SJtl,000 COME WITH US. • .TO NIWrOIT HllGHTS. C•tlo111 thrff bedrOOM horM. F .. ly '°°"' with w•t bar. l••ry ... 11 augge1t1 .. alty. OWMr wfll ;--' cOM,lete flllmc:lng. • .down ,.,_,., flexJWe lo fled btly•r. lay .... , 421 SAN IERMAIDINO •••• ·~ Deir· ..• S 360,000 COME WITH US. • .TO IA YCllST. Fatellt ..... """ ~ thrff bath ..... C.tt.eclr ........ "' ..... and .. , roo•. °'* ,... floorfa• A'"-tr.. ............... ·--coftNd ,..... , ....... r-"· 2039 SHIPWAY LANI •••. SAT, ONLY •••• 1120,000 COMI WITH US ••• TO IASTILU ... Ce•••a.llffy loc..ted c.,. Cod ct.wr. 1llrH .,_.._IN••••· F...ty ,... with coq flr1pl1c•. ,,._., ,.....,.d ................ AIN1m ....... 1• ... 11r•a. 2 I 27 AIALIA ••••••• ly AJ;1•:I•• ••••••• 1279 .100 COMI WITH US ••• TO HAllOI Hl•HLAMDS. MHt ............................................ ... i··••11 .......... ,..,,... .... , ........ (60I· UTH LAND ••• •••Ir tff1 .. 11a1•· ••• 1170,IOO ,., HAllOl 'fflW HtL&.S-$471,000 A IAll "HIU.SIOIOU6H" MOOR. Impressive front elevation to this estat&.like 5-bedroom, 2-stor y Lusk-built home. Dramatic entrance hall with vaulted ceiling, large living room, formal dining room, spacious family room & lovely master suite with private dressing room and bath plus deck for sun bathing off master BR. Two fireplaces, a separate utility room & 3-car gar. Surprise: a gorgeous lge pool in woodsy rear yd. A real family home. 1206 ICIY WIST OPIM SUNDAY 1·5 llG CANYON EXCLUSIVE A FAIULOUS .. YIUAILW"$1ZS,OOO Deane Homes largest and most spectacular model and situated on the largest lot of Deane Homes. A glorious view looking thru a lovely yard with tall trees to the Big Canyon golf course. Huge patio surrounds the large pool & spa + the sweetest gazebo ever (even has a lovely chandelier). Gated entry to the front court.yd with fountain. Marble floor in foyer with glittering crystal chandelier. 4 BR, den & form DR . UMFOllGETTAILI VllW-llVIME TlllACE Front row! Fabulous view of Cat~·na, ocean. bays & bright lights. Best view locatio~~-~ rt Beach. What a sight from jetty to Palos Ve1 ,m-built 4 bdrm home w/family room & formal ' ~autiful new landscaping on rear terrace & slope. ,j·Car garage, room for pool. Leasehold. $795,000 SPICTACUUA VACATIOH HOME MEAi AlllOWHEAD Award winning design. World view from two huge terraces. Western red cedar in & out. Artistic decor. 3 Bedrooms. See now & enjoy forever. Only $96,500. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton Ziii S..Jnq' ........ MIWPO«f' C..,._ ~ llACH '44-4910 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ga•rel I o02 Go..,... I 002 Ge.rel I 002 ....•••.................•..•......•............•...•.•••.•.•.•....... * * * * * * Heritage Collectiof! OPIM TODAY 1·4 3311MIYADA MISA VllDI CHAIMll BeautifuHy decorated 4 Bdrm ho_me with atrium and separate master suite. Private corner lot, lovely carpets and wall coverings thruout. For an appointment to see, call 540-1151 I 00/o ASSUMAU LOAM A sharp 3 Bdrm, corner lot in El Toro. New car~ts and paint. New central air conditioning. Large shaded yard. Asking $98,850. VA and FHA terms available. For an appointment to see, call540-1151 5 IDIM roOL. HOMI Terrific financing available. Large 2 story family home with lovely pool, enclosed courtyard and separate master suite downstairs. All this ~or only $145,000. Call 540-1151 for more m· formation. ERITAGE Mau.i Kabel Condo 1Brl oc n view, exchange for b.se or wiils in Orange County owner /agt . 673-6210 OCIAH lll&US •• Exceptional NEW California SPANISH home on quarter acre lot for country reeling. 3 s pacious bedrooms. 2 ba. fenced. landscaped w /sprinklers PLUS an unfinished (ins ide ) GUEST or entertain- ment house. All for ONLY $219 .900. Call NOW .. WAU.ACE & CO. IEALTOtlS 7Zf·5t66 JiST UKI MIW 4 Bdrm, nHr schools. shops. fwys. 10'% down. owe 1~. sw.900. OPEN SAT/SUN 31.51 Canadian, CM 400Lll" ~ Riii AO: . C.I. t;?Mbr.,, MUS IMYISTOI M•S T--'/C .. WMf' to live In and buy 'h or a ~;;!;!;;ii!!ii~iii!!!!iii~!!t!;;!!!!;;!;~~ beautiful, brand new condo In So. Coast PlHa are.. Terms nex, but would involve small cashoutl•Y· -.aas3 q..let retl••tW lteecltfrmt _.... • n · dHilg. ......... -• ...., .... 2 .. t.ry -.. htry ~oreflltt ... la ,.,f9ctt SpKW t.alw •• of tW• 4 t.d ..._ a. a.di .............. ..try, ••cl-4JW ,....If-. ,., wfftt ,......... br. el•••t•r, pl••f•tlo• alMdten, wide Ww.P.. .... ftoon. A ,.met...,_ for tM ~ f...Hy. s1SO,OOO. WATERFRONT HOMES. INC. RtAl t.S1ATl 2436 W Coas1 Hwy 631 _1400 Newport BC1ach · Houses Fot Sak •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IOOZ G.-,._, 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 NEWPORT ISLAND. Waterfront home on large lof with panoramic channel view. 3 Br, spacious rec. room, dock for lrg boat. 308 38th St. $525,000. CALL TO SEE EASTSIDE COST A MESA. Charming 2 sty condo w /lrg fenced rear yard. 2 spacious Br, l1h Ba, perfect for young ramily. $108,500. PltlCE SLASHED! $20,000! Waterfront! 3 Br. w/dock in front &. rental unit in rear. Liv. rm. opens to delightful patio on the water. Now .only $419,500. UDO ISU. Sophisticated 3 BR home w /spacious liv . rm., foM)Ull din. rm., gourmet kitchen overlooking sunny So patio. $425,000. . LUXURY & LOCA TIOtl .3 new homes on prestigious PENINSULA POINT nearing completion. Dramatic floor plan including lge liv. rm., formal d~. rm., den w /frplc, 4 Br w /spacious master suite, jacuzzi, bidet, huge walk·in closets, security sys tem, landscaping by R . Beeson. COSTA MESA CONDO. Sensational location near O.C.C. & So. Coast Plaza. Former model unit. 2 Br. 2 Ba. fireplc., balcony w/park·like view. $98,500. DAVIDSON REALTl !NC '' t> ~ ...... r'-"., ." •, :. 673·906C Pete Barrett RealW presents HAVE BOAT! NEED PIER? CHOICE IA YNOMT HOMES • Nestled cozily on the end of the Island is this 2 Bdrm cottage with 2 Bdrm income unit. Pier and slip. Call for details. • Private community, quietly located below the bluffs, this 3 Bdrm home has open bea~ and fireplace and own sand>: beach. Pier and slip. Call for details. PET BARRETT REALTY '•I• Detert . c .. '• "" ' ' \... .; "~. .... • f.( • • COONTRY CHARM BALBOA IS. T..., .......... I jhd ...... Deep Canyon Tennis --------------- ..._. 9t """· M•••d a••· ...._, : ............................. ~· z ' • ...._ _. loeds of e..__ !~l.500. INllVIDUALITY & CHARM Twtffk a.c••..., llt W. Street. a.-.. ktery. 3 ~ .......... ...................... ~= ......, psllt4 c ......... .... '--........................... .... ...... cMna. 1440,000. t IOPOIT OCEAN UY VD M1..tr.....WJ~ ... ... •••-Call11 ........ .... *"· ................ ... .. . ....... ,. .... ..., ......... . Siii.ioo. I WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. lllAL £STAU $.olf-o ....... 41k. J>-tll M.1.~I 67~00 Club Sec:urily Gate Entrance 12 c.'OUN·poolS·SPH TIAMUP Own a Peten "E" plan 1200a/f2Br b, atrium ....... .......... .. Decor ai C otrl pl Furnlahlnl• $113,500 Ca.U for detaJla. Prlnctpall Only Btr/0Dr'lt4/5".SUI THE REA L ESTATE RS WESTCLIFF - Super investment opportunity in a terrific location. 2 bdrma and 2 baths ready for immediate occupancy. Nicely decorated complete with fireplace and bar. Would you believe only $129.500 for this extra •harp condo! ()pen house Sat ft SUn 1 to 5. See 1242 Rutland Road, N.B. • • ' . • • I I I· 1' 11 I ColesWortliy & Co. 2S4S EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. MMI020 J.ut of ~t.J . .Jn :Jiu, Blu# S•ISTATE $145,000 lmpoMI• .. lo m •tcll. Unb ell•••ble ••• a Bdrm ... nper •harp . .. pl .. CU'peU ... COI J 1tom ~ ... av ae· ceet ..... &M ....... . ltUM N~ Iota. Pne.ct lo .ell flllt ... oner will ~laancel Call THE 'REAL ESTATE RS S:(>Ht Franciscan Model fronts on widest greenbelt & gardens. 3 bdrml 2Y.t baths, remodeled gourme kitchen, security sustem, precious patio area. Open today 1 tll s. 529 Vis · ta Flora. puta ~i!, own 4 Bdrm , A/C bome. 11 1114li ftnanciat . Call for details on our ''TICKrl'" procram. Customized Z Plan. Largest plan available. 4 bdrm, 3 bath, formal din· 1 ing aren, family room plus finished bonus room. Wrap around covered patios for extra !.rivacy. Mexican pavers, Air Con . , Malibu lights, security. Open today 1 til 5. 512 Ven- taja. • R&DCAAPET· --754-1202 ' COSTAMISA SM-StJl,100 Owtm SAYS SIU Not an add.-or con· venioe. A real 5 Bdrm family home in oae of Costa Meaa'1 nlceat areas. Handyman.a de· ll&bL Call no~ and save! Beautiful tri-level end unit townhouse. 2 master suites, professionally dec- orated Quality drapes, shutters, plush camel caryets & tile entry. Many upgrades. Excellent assumable financing. Open today 1 til 5. 1950 San Bruno. @ · YOU 'ilT MOltl NOMTHI STOii MEWPOIT HllGHTS SEA COVE PROPERTIES 1 r4-63 r-6990 GREENBELT CONDO, $79,900 2 Bdrm 2 bath, near South Coast Plaza. OWner will carry large 2nd. Call SfS.2313 Large assumable loan on this cozy 3 bdrm 2 ba home in most desirable area. Oversize lot with fruit trees RV access, patio, frplc, plenty ol room for expansion. Drive by 504 Westminster. Npt. Bch and then raU for details. THE REAL ESTATERS Charm, Price. Terms Appealing to the pocket· book u well as the eye. The vast lmprovements iq this older home make it a delight to live in And at a price gratifying to the most carerul buyer at Sll0,000. Call for terms & details. 556-2660 TERR IFIC TERMS! Oceanfront duplex . Ready to move yourself or your friends into. Owner financing, unbeatable opportunit.Y.. Offer on ctown payment, owner will consider trade. Motivated seller. C:SE LEC T I PROPERT IES 675-3411 . JASMINE CREEK -Parquet floors, lusci"us carpets, plantation shutters, gorgeous. drapes m a simply marvelous 3 Bdrm Convement, sec• gated CdM commty. It's a dream for $335,000. PETERS TOWNHOMES -3 Bdrm , Plan C. w/air. top location . Assumable 1st. and si mply scrumptuous. $~15 ,000. I coaOMA DB. MAil DUPLEX -With a pool! Super' I Street. High income. $295,000. woooem... -C S ;fling shingled ext., 2 Bdrm "Ashford" in ._u / ·~. on green~lt &t pr iced to seU. $151,500. U . WSIC HARIOlt VIEW HILLS -2 sty. 5 Bdrm home in Cd M with lots or privat'y & magnificent view of the hills. Room for pool or enjoy the lush oriental garden & waterfall. An outstanding. gracious home. $430.000. TU•nmoca tM .. AMDS -4 Bdrm w/view. Lots of paneling, profess decor &t lndacpng. Everything you've longed for + a lrge assum. 9~ % loan. $389,000. THE I WFFS -3 Bdrm, E Plan on the front row of Back Bay. Lease /opt. avail. $275.000. MEWPORT I EACH DUPLD -1 Y.a blocks from 1 . ocean on fee land with a large UY.2% assumable " ·jloan. $241,000. I lllACH HOUSI $17~J' ;a -Believe it ! 6 Bed-l room, newly pain tea U / /fut, 2 blocks from · . ocean in Newport Beach. MIW,oaT llACH -4 ·Bdrm, cust home,' exclusive Dover Shores. Near Sl,000,000 prop. Y.t blk from pvt beach. Gracious home for exec entertaining. $299,900. · · TUITLEIOCK HIG HLAHDS -4 Bdrm. h uge' master suite w/cozy window seat. French doon & windows thruout. Customized, deal ine(t · • decorated. $362.000. ....... ~ ........... so. 211 5 eo.t ..... ., -c ....... .... I I j I THE REAL ES TATERS RES10£Nr1Al R(Al £STAt( SER\llClS OPEN .HOUSES 1-YI SUNDAY 1210Keel H . V. Hills $349,500 17MontereyCirSpyglass $419,000 6MallbuCir Spyglass $595,000 U8Jade Balboa l . $360,000 2450Marino Bayshores $495,000 2651 Crestview Bayshores $350,000 1437Sere nade • IrvineTer $319,000 2221Mesa BackBay $335,000 384MiraLoma BackBay $225,000 5801 Seashore W. Newport•$850,000 15Sycamore Turtlerock $274,500 5002PaseoDali .Turtlerock $179.900 CALL TO SEE IA YSHC>alS WrTH LAHD Area's best buy & large 2 story elegant home with 9' ceilings. 173' frontage creates a lovely garoen & ample space for play yard + boat or motor home storage. $495,000. DBJ~HTFUL DU,LEX-CDM Basic charmer that is waiting for your loving touch. Lovely neighborhood for rentals or primary residence. $289,500. MOWtH'i WAIMTH&C~T Outstanding 3 BR. quality Harbor View home . All freshly redecorated. Custom Fam. Rm. Handsome redwood paneling & ceilin~s. Remodeled family s ized kit che n . Exceptional value . $229,000. llVIME TERRACI Model perfect 3 BR. with lovely bay· & ocean view from rear deck & spa. Walk to Fashion Island Balboa Island & bay beaches. Excellent fmancing avallable. $319,000. IXCITIHG H.UIO. llJOG.I Dramatic view M I RAMAR. Two large & separated BR'S. Oen & game area. Private courtyard entry. Har dwood floo r s & delightfu l used brick patio. Uecorator perfect . Take over low interest first. $525,000. DISCllMIMA TIM'i IUYB1 See this exquisite newer condo in Corona del Mar. 3 BR. + Den. Beautif ull~_ decorated & extremely spacious. Formal dining. A terrific buy. $239,500 Fee. IUSTIC CHAAM Describes this 4 bedroom, wood shake home wi th hardwood floors, beam ceilings & custom cabinetry. Extensive use of brick. 2 fireplaces including one in the master suite. On the peninsula at $450,000. FA.MIL Y UVIM'i IH WYCliLASS Playhouse, water m ill & swings are only a few of th e many extras in this im macu la te, beautif ully decorated 6 BR . 4 Y.l BA. home. Priced to sell at $595,000. IAYSHOllS Spacious four bedroom home wi tb loads of potential. You'll love the beamed ceilings, cozy family room & expansive patios. Bring your ideas & imagination. $325,000. AMI UVtHG OH UDO ISU Beautifully decorated. Extra large rooms & gard en sun deck. 5 bedrooms , 4 BA . Den & dining rooms. Lrg. 46' lot. $472,500. llAUTIFUL JASMIHE CltlllC Outstanding 3 BR. + Fam. Rm. apllt level located in 24 hr . security guarded community. Utmost p_rivacy. Gor geous landscaping. Handsome wood plank floors & many other decorative features. $343,500. KOUISm COUMTIY FltlMCH CHAIM Will capture you in this remodeled 3 BR. 2 oath home. You'll love the F rench doors a nd wi ndows & hard wood floors. Located on a cul-de-lac with a very private large yard. The owner wiJl help finance. $225,000. in Back bay. IACK IAY TOWHHO..- Com forta ble 3 BR. 2~ bath. Co n ve n ient t o s ho pp i n g & transportation. Stroll around the back bay. En joy super view. Fenced yard. $164,500. BIJOY IAUOA UflSTYU Terrific location on the l.J'ITLE ISLAND. Steps to the bay. 3 BR. 2 BA . N e w carpet_~, P.•lnt le Dlumb1ng. R•dlates maPd charm. Fle xible finan cing. Motivated sellen . $380,000. IN N•WPORT C_,,.,..11 644-9060 • KONA COAST An utraordmary realdmce, totally prlvat e, on e fenced acre•, Jeaaebold , with electronically oontrolled entry. 180 degree vlew of Pacific Ocean, unmarred by a ny structure.. 20 minutes from resort and ahoppiog areas . For particulars contact B. Byouk, R ealtor, Mike McCormack, 'Realton, a divialon of McCormack Land. Ltd., 75·574' AUi Drive, Kallua·Kona, Hawaii 96740. Phone (808) 929-9185 WutAdHelpf IG-5'TI WutA.dllelpf . llE 110111 ILlllS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE 2741 VISTA U..aOSA ILUffS O'IM SUM 1-5 First Time Listed. Tastefully Decorated "Q" Plan With Cosy Conversation Pit & Spacious • Uvin1/Dinlna Room Area. Ideal Location With Larae Enclosed Patio On Greenbelt Near Pool &c Tennis Club. Perfect Home For Entertalnin& I $230,000. 22AllOLIS RANCHO SAM JOA9UIM OPEM SUH 1·5 Lovely End Unit. Two·Level Townhouse On Golf Course. Two Bedrooms, 2a,..i Baths. !1.ep-Down Conversation Area With Wet Bar. Beautiful New Camel Color Carpet. Parquet Kitchen F1oorfc Entrf. On1~$195,000. 44FARUGUT llVIHE OPEM SUH 1·5 Assumable Loans. Owner Will Carry Financina Or All Inclusive Trust Deed. Excellent Four Bedroom Home Jn Northwoods. Only Two Years Old. Sparkling Pool With Waterfa ll & Spa. Upgraded Earthtones. You're Welcome To Inspect. $190,000. 341 PEACH TREE LANE IACK IAY OPEN SUH l·S New Listing. Quiet Cul-de-Sac Location. Three Bedrooms Plus Large Music Conservatory · Could Be Bonus Room. Great Neighborhood. Appraised By Professionals. Probate Sale. Only $189,000. 44HAVARU RANCHO SAH JOA9UIH Vil.I.AS OPEN SUM 1-5 Award Winning Design. Two Bedtooms & Den Condo. Practically New. Smartly Decorated Patio, Front Declt & Community Pool Adult Community. $185.000. 11 llG DIPPB HIWPOIT THRACE OPIM SUM 1·5 Smart Three Bedroom Condo Located Away From The Crowd ln Quiel Newport Beach Community. Decorator Walls. Window & Carpet Coverinas. Wonderful Tranquil Area. $135.~. Available For Leaae, '895/Month. MEW OFFHJHG One Or Newport 's Finest G ated Communities. Lovely Freestanding Home With Three Bedrooms, Family Room. Simply Spectacular View Of Ocean, Bay & Night Lights. Tip.Top Condition. Community Tennis & Pool. $405,000. LUXURY COHDO Convenient Location. Three Bedrooms, 2~ Baths. Plush Carpets. Plantation Shutten. Skyliabts. Top Security. Lock Up & Leave When You Wiah. Only S255,000 Plus Alllumable First Trust Deed. B.MAMT SPYGUSS Submit All Offen On This Truly Lovely Home With Canyon View. Sellers Will Aulst In F\nanclnl With Larae First Tri.t Deed At Low Interest Rate. Large Family Room. Teena1e Quarten. Two 1'1replaces &r Two Wet Bars. Pool-sized Lot. Shown By Appointment. Aaklna 1565.~. A "Joy OI Newport" U.Un1. MISA VIADI. USTIUY No Question. But What This Is One OI The Flneat Buy1 In The Area. Lovely Four Bedroom Home Oo A Large Corner Lol. Completely Remodeled. Large Assumable Loan. Submit Offers. Only ll45,000. llG CAHYOM CUSTOM HOME On A Beautiful Lot Overlooking The 18th Fairway. Outstanding Custom Built Home. EJMtome OI Understated Elegance. In The Family Wint Or The Home There Are Four Lar1e Bedrooms, Each With A Bath; Master Has A Fl.replace, Two Lar1e Walk·ln Clonta Ir French Doors Opening To A Brick Terrace. Formal Dlnlna, Gourmet Kitchen, Bonus Room With Bath, Plus Maid's Quarters. Call For Appointment. l2.200.000. COST A MISA tMCOMI Terrific Triplex In Rapidly Appreciating Area Of Costa Mesa. Adjacent To New Redevelopment Area. Channing Rear Houae Would Make Great Owner's Home. Other Two Rental Unit.I Help With Payments 6 Taxes. Excellent Financlna Available. REDUCED TO $1.SS,000. . '9UMI IAYFIOMT • IAYSHCMIS Forty.Foot Fronta1e, Pier • Dock In Exclu1lve Security Gated Ba11borH Community. Lovely Two-Room 11..._ Suite Wlth Fireplace, Plue Four Bedrooml, ... UI Room" Den. Stepdown Li=Room With Ten·Foot Ce.lllQI. Spacloua .V.. With Wet Bar. Truly Goraeoua Vlw lalaDdl • Cbannell. An Extra Lar., FNlll Patio • Deck. Owner Wanta Tblt Home lokt Now. Sl.450,000 L .... hold. Or •.B.CIDO ..... MIWPOIT Hlt•HrS 4.ft.11 Lbcat.ct On Qwet Su.et Near ShoDPlQa. s.c.ta.nt Condition. Good RENT lNCOJlll: . 11 .ln lmaam Va cancy F a ctor . Four Two-Bffroom Unite. A .. umable t.oan1. 1111P1Ct Wit.la Offer. Priced At ... 000. 75"9111 C..-• .... ... ,...c:e.r· ()wwo wtl a..tp ftm•1e .... t • .. -II I • ........... ,..., .. ce • ...., ...... ~Ma apart 1M•1a. le • .., a 1 'r 1 ... ,. ...... 4 ............. . 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'31·1400 NEWPORT AXER GIGAM'l'lC LOT WITH roo. to ....... .cl loads of H lstllMJ 1fN1Coe to rsdo 111 .... 4 bed. holM °" Cl ........... -bad&s. to Htwe wcA. A cti•1Rf1 wfftl oppor+.ity for profit. $265,000. DECORATOR'S VILLA BALBOA ~·..., fwlll1hed with ....... dtllla., ..., ... , crystal ORd a "wortd of mirTon" & Mcptdec:«.~curi~!l!'VUfrowt ~patio; spac ious & c~d 2 bed. a..dii.C.dto $398,000. 63I·1400. SllJRECLIFFS LEASE OPTljt :=.:r~\ ~~~ ... ..::; rOClftl t.on. Oft Q lanJ~ CCM'ftlr kit. $30,000 opffoft IOIOMY and SI 500 per fnOllth! I yr. option. $38(,500. BEACHFRONT CONTEMPORARY ...,.,..... COf'Mt' property fW't MW Ill .cl Ollf. Al wood. glC.s & W.relffmcJ .... ......... ry ... 2be*'°-' .... wt ... ...,... ............. + ........ Aho. a 2 b*w1. ............ CUATIVE FIHAMCIMG AVAIL. CALL FOR DITAILS. $975,000. WEST BAY Dlfl.EX bc1• .. , ......... 1oc..-_.1sy_, ...._ TWt 2 story, lbd. 2 IML-42W. I be. c• be Htity CCWlt• lscl to ..._. .-y.,,... of.,,...... ... t1 ' It see. Old Newport c--. s l7S.OOO. WOODS, WARMm--fll! ...... ..., decMahcl 2-tfory coado wfftl flr1place & 2 balcoNes. 3 bed, wtftl fOf"lllMll di•. Nil. Con•"""' Newport locatiOft with pcsrtlal VU. a.r.ttory wtRdows & hk)h cellingl. hdliKecl to Sl99,50o. owe wcOftd T.D. BElWEEN BAY & ltEAN cmt-2-story , ...... rt . .._ wttt. 3 bed. J .......... ....., orla..Std ..... Loh of dis& 5439,000. CUSTOM WITH FRiil TREES Sp•ICID• Jbd 2 be. CWI .... 11;11 .. d al. ISC. F..-, r-., fttN=, ..... -~~ ...... .......... Mir ........ cl w.r 5249,500 .... hy we& WATERFRONT CINI-VU S.cac•r ...... ce9YHI•• ........ .... ... ,. ... It. ,_. ...... :mt .... , ... ..... of roo& ..... JW. .... ... ....... $491,000. BEAUTIFUL MOVE~N CllllTION Pafsctllw ..... " .................. Sllotw. ! story wltt. Jlw. & .. or 4W. W.y decor•tor fe ........ ·w• .. ca a rty pool & ......_$ 1 tf,IOO. ON WATER-OPEN SPACE VU Lotsty ~ 4 lted ..... J.etwy ..... dlwM. 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Moat waoted PAULA PLAN. 3 Bdrma, 2 batha, lar1e muter bedroom suite with llttiq room. Finest quality uparadea, lncludinc A/C. Enclosed private paUos. Briabt kitchen f am/rm.1 $295,000 INCLUDING THE LAND. OPINIAT/SUM 1·4 4MOMOA lOHV.0.-.t llST IUY JUST LISTID. Lovely 3 bdrm, 2'h bath, charming ldtcben. f am/rm. Large enclosed patio. Only $179,500. INCLUDING THE LAND. OP9t SAT/SUM 1·4 2720 VISTA DEL OllO HELEN 8. DOWD UALTOR. IMC. 644-0134 Litt & luy Wlffl Jhe &p.rta $9000 .DOWM MEWPOIT-HGTS. LarCJe osSWMbl• I st. owe ttw bofance on thh newly ~ CofM Cod chonntr with op•n beams, country kitchen, antlqu fireplace, custom cabinets mtd mudt more. L-. lot with picket feftc:ing. OM year hotM worronty. Selet-'s anxious. Pnce reduced SI 0,000. Offet-ed at s 179,500. AUTHIMTIC SPANISH EMERAl.D IA Y Clalsk tiled roof Sponlsla home. Oceanside EMerald lay t.aturieg ocem1 •lew, hantwood floon, ope.. celllftgs, l .._, l letlts, fa•lly r oolft, for"'411 I cW.g. $590,000.• '9UV ACY OM THI llACH .,......., ..... ..,o~a c.-. ..... i..tt.ec...,.of th. pri•ah ._. of LCICJlllllto. A spoclovs 3 bedrooM l batll ltoae with uparote CJUHt .. Mn .. WTO•dia9 • ... cowtywd .ct loc.tecl on a 60' lot -.... beech ....... pri•• ·.co••••lty of L•CJHlt.a . Offwecl .. 2.5 ....... DOCTOll LUXUIY OCEAN VllW COMDOMIMIUM This bea•tlful 2 Id"" s•te CCMlllbines qpet"b i..t.rior c1tskp. quality craftsmanship and fu..ctionai Hcurfty. Use as your MGlide •Illa, your Znd home for weekend hide-aways or an uclusi•• reco•ery sufte for pri"'• patiefth. Excellent ~$395,000. EMERALD IA Y LIASI S,.Ctacutar whitewater •lews frOlll OM of the fiMst hotMs °" the oc..,f, oewt. Owtter wil teGM for OM or two yeon fflis ....,. 4 ldrM home located in the prf •ote community of &Mt aAd lay. ott.r.d at uooo "'°""" INTllT AIMll'S DILIGHT 4 ldrM 2 '/2 IA recently r"HIOdeled lroad..oor e.o-. klued redwood ....._ wttt. ,...., ttNI CIWd ... S lll)rl6'fL lap ...... ;oov""' for cala t I 1119 A -t '"· Good ••r:IRg 4" ........ Offlnd at $220,000. 0,.. HM s-.., 1-5. I IH6 lac... Dr, T ....... od. em.. ILUffS CONDO YllW P'f ds "I",..._ 3 ... 2'/i la. fe•lly roo .. •e11d •11lt . ~ .... of Wrd,..... .... tN.c• bey. tt.ny. ...... ...... Pric~ ...... Offend .tS21t,500. SAM CLIMIHTl'S fllMIST ,,. ........... c ...... . ............. c..,... ......... . lltl••lr •• .. ........ 1 .... c .. . ,,.., .......... ..,. ..... .,.. ...._ • ...._..Jc•....,.. .............. .... -... •• ••tr ....... s .. 11 .. c"••rHtlo• f.lt wltlt frH ......... flre,•ce . ....,..., .ta•w treet .. ah ...,.. .... ,..... et SJll,oot. 0.... HM W,ts. 10.J. Jll W. a..-.. .... All ' ;J SUP• LOCAftON On the Penlnswa. only 100' to the sand. 3 Bdrm 2 Bath and OGly '239,SOO. llANr AITIC S&ICTIOM OP OCEANFRONTS We have 8 or 9 as a matter of fact. We will take trades, exchanges or ju.st sell with treme ndous terms. From 1599.000 on up. We even have a couple of gorgeous oceanfront bluff" fots in Encinita!J from $225,000 on up with terms. JACOBS REALTY 671·6670 2919 Mewporf live&. c..... JOtll PIER & FLOAT Large bayfront lot on fabulous Harbor Island. Beautiful tall trees -a magnificent set.ting for the home of your dreams. $1,79>,000 in· eludes private pie r and ffoat . Town & Country ft QEALTOQ0 '9:41 552-1800 PRICED TO Slll Cambridge model 3 Bdrm, 2ba, family kitchen, 2 pa tios , good location. $137,500. Open 1·5 Sunday, 4191 Manzanita, Greentree MJODBRIDGE CROSSING lllMES 2 IARI CAMDIMS 3 Bdrm, 2'h ba "Camden ". Premium location on greenbelt, spa off master bdrm. hardwood floors, air conditioning. Decorated in soft earth tones. Priced right at $195,000. Ass umable loan. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 at 6 Woodlake, AND Private location, close to lake and pool, central air, 3 patios with lots of brick work. Upgraded earth tone carpeting. Ma ny extras. Offered at $195,000. Assumable loan. Open Sunday 1-5 at 1 Pinewood. GORGEOUS GRANADA 4 Bdrm, 2112 ba home in Racquet Club. Earthtone decor, decorator wallcoverings, r emod. kitchen, s parkling pool. $199,900 . Ope n Sunday 1·5 at 4081 Williwaw. WOODBRIDGE CONDO Bright and air y 2 Bdrm condo with den. New paint, roomy, private. By lake &. pool. Gated community at Arbor Lake. Assume loan. $164,500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 at 42 Lake View. TURTLEROCK TOWNHOME Room to s hare with 4 Bdrms, 3 baths, plush carpet, Plantation s hutters and many upgrades . $320,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 at 12 Canyon Ridge. CUL DE SAC LOCATION Sparkling 3 Bdrm, form dining rm, atrium, brkfst area, frplc, new carpets a nd attach. 2 car gar. Assoc. pool and clubhouse $159,500. Sat 1-5 at 5292 Thorn Tree Lane,. Univ. Prk. ASSUME 11%% LOAN On this beautiful 5 Bdrm · Kensington in University Park. Secluded on prime cul-de-sac lot. Many upgrades . $235 ,900. Open Sat/Sun 1-5, 5021 Corkwood. $15-. ON -NO IJl.lmNG! 3 Bd'nn 2 ba, l900 sq ft single famll)' home .. New paint & drapes. Mint CCJDCIWon . Only $134,900. -s .• ,, .. -MOBii.£ Spacious 24 x 64' 2 bdrm, famUy room. X.l1e encl porch, wet bar, a/c, illand kitcb. Totally uparaded, sreat location, no pet.. Assume loan. Affordable at ..,.,,SOO . SNCTAC• Al ON LW 11L1 Truly one of tbe mmt eleaaat cmtom bome1 lo Newport. Flne1t band' craftsman1blp w/uaes of Teak 6 French walnut wood. Room ror a 100' v~. $. JNIW•ae Two 3 BR un~ beit loca~ ~ block from beach ,ooe. One 3 R, one 2 BR between balc:nd ocean, 375,000. ML ~AllU .. 3 BR & 2 BU:eJo~& 2 BR charmer & 1 BR. a.-. S3751000. Distinctive country charm. 3 Bdrms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, . billiard room, large central patio with walk·in bar. $575,000 231 Dlll'TWOOD IOAD OPIN TODAY l·I RlSIOfNllA, Rf Al £C,1Alt SER\llt,f<, WATER ORIENTED PROPERTIES IOARIMG SUIF-MOVIMG SUMSETS And warm, sandy beaches at your doorstep. All available in this new, 3 BR. custom DUPLEX. Quality built with many fine appointments. On the Ocean Front. $850,000. OCEAMFllOMT EST A 11 In private Cyprus Shores next to Casa Pacifica. Country French 2 story overlooking lush park & sandy beach. 6 BR. 7 BA. +exercise rm & library. Owner wi 11 consider exchange or lea se option. Call for apt. $2,Z75,000. rrs A FACT! LINDA ISLE is luxury living. Imagine yourself in this elegant 4 BR. home on the lagoon. Hi-beamed ceilings . Elevated dining area. Wet bar. Two fireplaces. Elec. kitchen. Boat slip. Guard-gated community w/lennis court. $1 ,300,000. EXCErTIOMAL "MEW" IA YFttOMT B e lter than new is thi s architecturally outstanding fi ve bedroom, 5 1h bath exq uisitely decorated cus tom home on the· peninsula. Fireplace & wet bar in the master bedroom s uite . $1,500,000. Fee. PHPETUAL YACATIOM OM LIMDA ISLE Luxuriously c rafted 5 BR. on turning basin with pier & slip for la rge yacht. 4 marble & brick fireplaces, 41h baths, panelled den. Stunning master s uite. $2,175,000. PICTURE PERFECT Perfectly planned -tota lly reconstructed 3 BR. with dramatic OCEAN VIEW . Designed with spaciousness in mind. Highest quality throughout. Unique . $340,000. COMMAMDIMG LOCATION Above China Cove&. the Jetty. This fabulous 3 level suspended home constructed of s teel &. I bea ms exudes architectural integrity. 3 BR. An exceptional offering. $1,450,000. CAT ALIMA-MIWPOIT IA Y See it all from this spacious condo with 2 master suites. Complete security. Slip availability. Appt . only. $360,000. A VMY SPICIAL IAY .. ONT On the peninsula's East Bay. Beautifully decorated s BR. home. Special pier & slip with wide SANDY BEACH. Special separate lot. $1,800,000. OCIA ... OMT~•UMA llACH NO!lhing along the co~ to compare with this 2 maste~m suite home for architectural tnte;rity, It quiet serentity comb~) with the Joy of aaU9, sunsets le turf. A magnificent ·private manalon on your own secluded cove. Sl,700,000. WHIEU IN MEWPOIT1 Can you live on the bay, entertain alongside an Olympic s ize pool&. spa, have your own private beach. R!ay bridge in the clubhouse or shoot some pool, hideout at the men's poker parlor? DeAnza Bayside Village all for under $100,000. lf you a re over 35 yrs, want to live like a king&. still pay a n old fashion price -come by Sunday & let me show you how! ! ! 300 E. Coast Hwy #57 avail. boat docks. #57 2bed 2 ba · firepl. · peek a view. $75.950. #102 2 bed 2 ba -frpl -corner location $69,500. #87 2 bed, 2 ba, frp lc, xlnt loc. $68,000. #335 2 bed 2 ba -firepl -owe financing low dn. $25,000. #3141or 2 bed. 11h ba. -owner will carry. $49,950. #77 l bed firepl -owner will carry. $53,900. Call Lois Miller for info 631-1266. MEW USTIMG Wood 'n brick charm, earth tones & pool and spa included in this ''looks like new" four bed, fam rm w/formal dining. 2200 sq. ft. beauty. Terms! Call Lois Miller 631-1266 $155,000. IWEVE IT OR MOT Only $99,950 for this smartly decorated 3bed, 2ba. 2sty townhome with a king-sized patio & across from pool. Call Lois Miller. Open Sat. 631-1266 INVESTORS IAllGAlH Drive by 182 Cecil. 4units with an incom e of $15,240. Only $158,500. Then call Lois Miller 631-1266 . OWMEll WIU. HB.P FtHAMCE Beautiful Irvine 2bed 2 ba condo with a ll new earthtone carpeting, enclosed garage & com. pool. Hurry on this one. $105,000. Call Lois Miller 631-1266 WOODlalDGI UMT AL 3 bed or 2 +den 2 ba, close to pool, lake & tennis, frpl.. patio. Dbl 'gar. w/opener . $750/mo. Call Lois Miller 631·1266. FOUMJMH YAUIY True value in the ever popular WESTMONT homes. 3 lg. bdrm + bonus room. Below ma rket price. $127 ,000. C8l.1 Anne Mccasland. 6.11·1266. COUNTRY CHARM· MESA VERDE Terrific new listing -4bdr., pool & spa; quiet, tree-lined street. Assume loan. Priced right at $191,500. Call Jackie Randleman 631-1266 LINDA ISLE 5br, Sba, beau mstr. suite, lite decor. formal din. Bring offer. Asking 1.1 million. Bob & Dovie Koop, 631-1266. OCEAN VIEW DOVE:ll SHORES 4br, 4 ba, Galaxy front row ocean view, pool, s pa, huge yard, grt fin .. asking $725.000 Fee. Bob & Dovie Koop. 631-1266 LINDA ISLE 6br. 7ba. t he most excit. estate on Linda Isle. Wine cellar , game rm .. in/out dr. pool & spa. Unequal basin vu, dk for 85 ' yacht. 3.1 Million. For appt Bob & Dovie Koop 631-1266 WATERRtOMT IOAT DOCK Jbr, 3ba, 3yrs old, new s pa, huge master s te . w /bay vu. Sell at $525K l sl T.O. $274K at 11.5% assum. Bob & Dovie Koop. 631-i266 HUMTIHGTOM HARIOI 2br, 21hba. very sharp condo. $142K . Bob & Dovie Koop. 631-1266 CAMEO SHOltE LEASE 4br, 3ba, fr, pool, ocean view, 3pri beach es. $1 ,1900/mo. Bob & Dovie Koop 631-1266 ORANGE & AVOCADO UMCH 78 Ac. sub. div. map complete, 4 sep. parcels; sell all or part, heavy producing. Bob & Dovie. 631-1266 OLD CDM CHARM + RMAMCIM• Large 4br recently remodeled owner unit, with a mini-ocean VU, pJus a lbr rental. owe an AJTD of $250,000 at reduced payments for 2.5yrs. Priced to sell at $32.5,000! Call Bruce Blomgren 559-9400 Alli YOU lllADY FOil WY6LASS .. U7 One of the best ocean view locations in Spyglass. Enjoy the s unsets over Catalina and the Newport Bay. Thi! new Bedford model is on a large lot and the owner will consider carrying a large l8t T.D. for a qualified buyer. Call to see -f14S,OOO. Bruce Blomgren 559·9400. OLD TOWM llACH COJTMI Great Huntington beach area less than 1 mile to the, beach. Totall1 remodeled with new everythin& wirin11 plumbing\. carpets, kit'Chen , cabinets, etc • i.ow.t price in tne ~ '81S,900. Bruce Blomare• &MOO. . HOUSIS .P.OI M&:I ................. 3Wooderov,. WOodbridle ~-8700 '148,900 Suill·S I J lmlOOM •'*811 Lido Parll 2D, Udolale 631-1400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 7 Aries Court, Newport Beach 631-1400 $180,000 Sun 1·5 123 Vla Zurich, Newport Beach 631-1400 t:29!J500 Sat/Sun l ·S ~l Rochester. \."Otta Mee.a .,-642-2101 Daily 11-4 l Elder Gl~nn, lrvloe 559--4922 $128,000 Sun 11·5 25 Firwood, Woodbridge, Irvine SS&-~ $102,500 . Sat/&an 1·5 ~4l&tSt., Newport Beach 675-7060 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 Segura, Rancho San Joaquin. Irv. 551·1717 $158,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2ll 9th St., Huntington Beach (213)399· 1028 $125,000 Sun 10.12 445 Pacific, Tustin 551·2000 Sat/Sun 1·5 214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, NB 963-8182 $330,000 Sun 2·5 502 Acacia, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $357,000 Sun 1·5 14851 Jeffrey Rd #345, Irvine 551·8700 $45 000 Sun 1·4 S7 Sea Island, Newport Beach 642·8235 $225,000 Sun 1·4:30 15 Palos, Rancho San Joaquin 551-8700 $175,000 Sun 1·5 2 IA ,._ FAM 1tM or De. 868 Hillcrest Dr .. Laguna Beach 631-7300 $289,000 Sun 1·5 #7 Lago Sud, Irvine 552-4477 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2221 Mesa Drive, Back Bay 644-9060 $335, 000 Sun 1-5 1lS6 Kingston (Wimbledon Vlg) CM 673-&s:;o $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 W Via Orvieto, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 20 Landfall, Nwpt Crest, NB 673-7300 $185,000 Sun 1·4 2S02Crestview (Bayshores) NB 645-4419 $279,950 Sun 1-5 2721 Bayshore, Newport Beach 644-9990 $ 380 000 Sun 1·5 3671 Myrtle, College Park 1 551-8700 $145,000 Sun 1-5 60Tangerine, Orangetree 551-8700 $150,000 Sun 1-5 l IEDROOM 1946 Port Locksleith, Hrbr View, NB 644-5272 $235,000 Sat/Sun 2415 Holly Lane, Newport Beach 548-1168 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 34 Almond Tree, Univ. Park, Irv. 640-5777 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1025 Park Ave ., Laguna Beach 4.97-5494 $249,000 Sun 1-5 232 San Re mo, Lido Isle 631-1400 $675,000 Sat3·5/Sun 1-5 1657 Texas Circle. Costa Mesa 640-5777 $144,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 418 E. 20th St .. E 's ide, CM 646-7434 $179,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 1741Tustin7D, Newport Beach 631-1400 $114,000 Sun 1-5 6 Woodlake , Woodbridge, Irv. 552-1800 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1 Pinewood, Woodbridge, Irv. 552·1800 $195,000 Sun 1-5 3175 Burmuda Dr., Costa Mesa 545-3462 $130,275 Sat/Sun 12-4 419 62nd St .. Newport Beach 631-~ $132,900 Sat/Sun2-5:30 ••6408 W. Oceanfront. NB 631-1400 $598,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 631-7600 Sat/Sun 1-5 3ll W. Lobos .M arenos, San Clem. 644-60ro $355,000 Sat/Sun 10-2 2456 Vista Hogar. The Bluffs, NB 675-5930 $155,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 635 Vista Bonita, Bluffs, NB 631-7300 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 118 Jade, Balboa Island 644-9060 $360 ,000 Sun 1-5 1437 Serenade Terr, Irv. Terr, C1M 644-9060 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 694 Govemer. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2278 Rutgers Dr., Costa Mesa 548-7089 $136,800 Sat/Sun 1-4 ••1010-12-14-16 E . Balboa Blvd .. Balboa 642-8235 $1,350,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 29'll South Sycamore A, Santa Ana 551-8700 $94 ,900 Sat 1-4 1832 Marapata, Corona del Mar 642-8235 $259,000 Sat 1-5 •1601 Bonnie Doone Terr, NB 644-7211 $330,000 Sun 12-5 34346 Via San Juan, Ca pis Beach 493-3664 Sun 11·4 6 Rue Valbonne, Newport Beach 646-9688 $434,500 Sun 1-5 512 Fullerton (Nwpt Hgts) NB 642-5200 $189,500 Sun 1-5 2716Shell, Corona d el Mar 631-7600 $795,000 Sun 1-5 •1091 Santa Rosa, Mesa Wood, CM 646-7434 $146,500 Sun 12-4 9631 Toucan Ave., F ountain Valley 963-6767 $118,250 Sun 12-4 2.S54 Elden, Costa Mesa 642-2643 Sun 1719 New H~mpsbire, O>sta Mesa · 751-4136 $140 000 Sun 12-5 2131 Vista Lpredo, Bluffs 642-8235 $249,900 Sun 1·5 2Richmond.a, Woodbridge, Irv. 551-8700 •169,000 Sun 1-5 2041 Port Provence . N . 8 . 00.9900 $229,500 Sun 1·4 '21882Winnebago (LkFrst ) El Toro 770.4865 $219,500 Sun 11-5 J II ..... PAM ltM w DIM 1411 Electric Ave, Ana.Bay, SealBch 536-7542 $198,000 Sat/Sun 12-4:30 2818 Carob, Newport Beach 640-9019 $215,000 Dally l ·5 1565 Tahiti, t.aauna Bch ~l 1275.000 Sat/SWl 12-5 1000Wh1teSaila Way (HVHll) CdM 67MOOO $425,000 Sat/Bwl 1·5 Z1 Cambria (Spy1lau) CdJI 875-8000 $535,000 Sat/Sun l·I DIRECTORY ................ , ........ ';lr-'-C•'p I 0 1 &Al .. 's1d1 ......... ... mMlti ......... .,.za &•-..Jtl...,,.M& NOTWMffML,._ :i--:-,::·~ ............................ w. « ............... ~ 912 Powell Ct (CltiHomes) CM 675-6000 $169,500 Sat/Sun Hi ~ Clltt Dr., New.port Beach 611·1400 $380,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 320Seaward Newport Beach 631-1400 S384 .500 Sat/Sun l·S 2113 Miramar, Balboa PeM 631·1400 $465,000 Sun l·S #SE. Yale Loop, Irvine 752·2211 $325.000 Sat/Sun l·S •511 Cliff Dr. (Clfhvn) NB 64.2-5200 $.150, 000 Sat /Sun 1-5 1934 Port Locksleigh, Npt Beach 644-5524 Sat/Sun 12-5 *1751 Main St .. Huntington Bch 536-6565 $450.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 501 Catallna, Newport Beach 644-7211 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••400 Morning Star Ln, Dov Shrs, NB 642-5857 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 341 Peach Tree Ln (Bkby) Npt Bch 759-9100 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3375 ~arkspur, 9-0rona del Mar _ (213) 539-1394 $149,500 SaVSun 1-4 ••38 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 673-9187 $525,000 Sun 1-5 •2094 Balmoral, Costa Mesa 631-5751 $169,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 76 Racing Wind, Woodbridge, Irvine 559-7047 $155,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 3200tero (Bluffs) NB 675-3411 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 17 Whltecap, Jasmine Crk, CdM 640-5357 $437,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle, NB 675-6161 $420,000 Sun 1-5 2450 Marino Dr., Bayshores, NB 644-9060 $495,000-Fee Sa/Sun 1-5 4191 Manza nita. Greentree, Irvine 552-1800 $137 ,500 Sun 1-5 2021 Commodore. Baycrest, NB 644-9060 $249,500 Sun 1-5 421 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hghts. NB 631-7300 $360,000 Daily 1-5 2406 Holly Ln .. Newport Beach 760-9333 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••308 38th St .. Newport Island 673-9060 $525 ,000 Sun 1·5 215 Iris, Corona del Mar 631-7300 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1363 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, NB 631-7300 $495 ,000 Sun 1-5 2651 Crestview, Bayshores, NB 642-5568 $350,000 Sun 1-5 •1472 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB 6'5-9161 $669,000 Sat/Sun l·S 4627 Cortland, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2642 Circle Drive, Bayshores 642-8235 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •4501 Gorham Drive, CdM 644-6200 $935,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 225 Via Quito, Lido Is le. NB 673-7300 Sat 3-5/Sun 1-3 ••1101 White Sails Way, CdM 644-6200 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 501 Catalina. Newport Beach 644-7211 $295,000 Sun 1·5 * 1342 Galaxy. Ne wport Beach 60-9900 $950,000 Sun 1·4 320 Otero. The Bluffs 675-3411 $275.000 Sun 1-5 1436Sere nade Terr .. CdM 675-5511 $250.000 Sun 1-5 2645 Vista Ornada, Newport Bch 644-0390 $289,000 Sun 1-5 468Serra Dr. (Corona Hlnds) CdM 675-6000 $359,000 Sun 1-5 1830 Irvine, Newport Beach 673-8700 $325,000 Sun 12·4 235 Driftwood Rd, Shoreclfs, CdM 640-6500 $575 000 Sun 1-5 •2821 Pebble (HVHis> CdM 675-6000 $595,000 Sun 1·5 206.1 President Pl., Costa Mesa 556-2660 $110,000 Sun 1·4 12279 Alta Panorama, Tustin 673-8700 $475 000 Sun 1·5 2433 Santa Ana Ave .. C.OSta Mesa 548-6018 $144,900 Sun 1-4 •8 Montere~ Cir.., Npt Beach 644-9990 $459 :>00 Sun 1-5 lOCedarspring, Woodbridge, Irv. 551-8700 $219 500 Sun 1-5 ••1901 Altura..L..Coronadel Mar 642-8235 $3c.1,500 Sun 1-4:30 4 IEDROOM 205 Garnet, Balboa Island 673-2230 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 14ll Electric Ave1_~na.8ay, SealBch 536-7542 $198,uuu Sat/Sun 12-4 :30 l102 Charleston, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $129,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2361 Cornell, College Prk, CM 646-7434 $137 ,875 Sat/Sun 12-4 • •S33 Lido Park Fl, Lido Isle 631-1400 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 12 Canyon Ridge, Turtlerock, Irv. 5.52-1800 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 225 Via Orvleto, Newport Beach 631-1400 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 Ql Williwaw, Racquet Club, Irv. 552-1800 $199,900 SUD 1·5 ~Klondike, Costa Mesa 631-1400 $209,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1201 Devon (Westcllff) NB 631·1266 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 •4812Cortland Ur. (Camecffln) CdM 675-6000 $324 500 Sun 1·5 131.SSanta~lla Terr(IrvTerr)CdM. 675-eOOO 328,900 Sun 1 ·5 19911 Provi ence Ln., Hunt. Beach 542.seoe 129,500 sun 1·5 a& Tyler ay, Costa Mesa 557~2848 1126,900 Sun 1--' 32C8 Dakota£ Costa M•a 541s-,118,950 Sunl.J..4 a:.'8':·f~Beach 621 W. Columbine. Santa Ana 54o.1720 $146,000 Sun 1·5 3213 S. Birch, Santa Ana 540-1720 $157 ,000 Sun 1·5 •18936 Racine Dr <Trtlrk) Irv. 6'4-7020 $220,000 Sun 1-5 1930Port Carney Pl., N.B. 640-9900 $259.900 Sun 1-4 4931 Loriann Lane, Irvine 759-1.SOl $142,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1242Somerset, Westcliff, NB 759-1.SOl $460,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ll8 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 Sat 1-3/Sun 1-5 4 II ..... FAM 1tM or DIM • 1242 Somerset Lane, Newport Bch 64.S-8063 ~.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 1514 Highland Dr. (W (Cliff) NB 5.52-0660 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1984 Kornat (Mesa Verde) CM 646-5096 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 232 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 673-8494 , $560,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3151 Canadian. Costa Mesa 646-3255 $123,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 11 Tiburon (Spyglass) CdM 675-6000 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1955 Pt. Rams gate (HVHms) NB 675-6000 $241,800 Sat/Sun 1-5 *2006 Port Cardiff CHVHms) NB 700.1397 $259,900 Sun 1-5 • 1059 Vallejo Cir., Costa Mesa 751-6339 $183,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 204 Via San Remo, Lido Isle, NB 640-5777 $638,000 Sat 1-!)/Sun 1-4 ••8 Collins Island, Newport Bch 631-1400 $1,100,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1934 Port Locksleigh, Npt Bch 644-5524 Sat/Sun 12-5 ll21 Berkshire Lane, NB 673-3104 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2130Santiago Dr., Dover Shores, NB 631-7300 $249,500 Sun 1-5 •2832 Drake, Costa Mesa 645-4483 $169,500 Sun 1-5 •2106 Santiago, Dover Shores, NB 631-7300 $559,000 Sun 1-5 5002 Paseo Dali, Turtlerock, Irv 644-9060 $179,500 Sun 1-5 5 Sunburst (Trtlrk) Irv 675-3411 $362,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 33 Red Rock, Irvine 770.2714 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••503 Edgewater (Bal Pen.) NB 700.9333 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1803Tanager (Mesa Verde) CM 5'&-2313 $275,000 Sa 1--4/Su 11-3 21 Rue Fountainbleau, Npt Bch 644-9990 $610,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 401 O>lt.on <Nwpt Shores) NB 642-8235 $209,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1 Lakeview, Woodbridge 551-8700 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 31 Redhawk, Woodbridge 551-8700 $188,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1801 Santiago, Baycrest 642-8235 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •23 Pinehurst, Big Canyon 644-6200 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 219Via Nice, Lido Isle, NB 963-8182 $415,000 Sun 1-5 W4 Channel Rd, Balboa Penin, NB 675-2311 $1 ,295,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 3654 Country Club Dr .. C.M. 640-9900 $269,900 Sun 1-4 :JO 2815 Pebble (HVHills) CdM 675-6000 $425. 000 Sun 1-5 •6 Winged Foot (Big Cyn) NB 675-6000 $645 000 Sun 1-5 *44 Farragut (Northwood) Irv. 759-9100 $190 000 Sun 1-5 * 1380 Galaxy, Newport Beach 631·1266. $ 725. 000 Sun 12-5 •3463San Rafael (Mesa Wds} CM 646-7434 $155,000 Sun 12-4 1612 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 675-6000 $510,000 Sun 1·5 920 Nottingham (Westcliff) NB 642-5200 $449,500 Sun 1-5 1517 Miramar, Balboa Penin Pt .• NB 642-5200 Sun 1-5 •1608 Galaxy Dr (Dvr Shrs) NB 673-8700 $699,000 Sun 1·5 1412 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 642-5200 $389 500 Sun 1-5 •2725Gannet (Mesa Verde) CM 631-1266 Sun 2-5 1717 Oriole Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 631-1266 Sun 1-4 13 Rimrock (Trtlrk Hin) Irvine 675-3411 $389,000 Sun 1-5 3315 Nevada (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1151 $146,500 Sun 1·4 •2919 Paper Ln <Back Bay) NB 645-0303 $190,000 Sun 1-4 50 Ridgeline Dr. (Hrbr Ridge) NB 640-6323 $790,000 Sun 1-5 *~:OOBfi~oig~~al Isl Sun 1·5 2682Circle, Newport Beach 644-9990 $885,000 Sun 1-5 ••657 Bayside Dr., Promontory Bay 642-8235 $1, 145, 000 Sun 1 ·5 5 llHOOM 964 Paularino, Costa Mesa 54().1720 $128 000 Sun 1 ·S 1825TablU Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM MS-7!nS $250,000 Sun 1-4 I II ~ PAM IM w DIM 2.591 Clr<ile Drive, Newport Beach 548-7145 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1°5 .2214 Port Carlisle, Newport Beach 671-2122 $$&5,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1208 Key West, Hrbr Vu Hlllt.1. CdM 8"-4810 $475,000 ~ 1·5 5021 c.orkwood, Unlvendty Park, Irv 5D-ll00 -900 Set/Sunl·5 J715 lJlhfbouae LD. Newport kb m-1• ·1111,000 s-1-1 • ; - ... am Pali8ide1. Caplltnno Bneb 640-5777 $'f95.000 Sat/SUD 12-4 lOSUtanella Terr. C.d.11 8"-9835 Sat/Sun ll·2 lat Sandcastle <HV Lusk) CdM 675-3411 "30.000 SQ/Sun 1·5 llMandarin, Irv.lne 551-3000 1298.500 Sat/Sun 12-4 9Cypress Tree, Irvine 551·8700 $254,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 .1816 Newport HUis Dr. HVH, NB 673-4400 $329, 7~ Sat/Sun 1·5 •7 Bodega Drtve N .. CdM 640-9900 $879,500 Sun l·4 im4 Pt. Bristol Cr lH\IHms) NB 675-6000 $289 500 Sun 1·5 2.825 Zell Drlve_,J.:aeuna Beach 881-8440 S7:>U,000 Sun 1-5 •937 Crocus (Greenbrook) CM 557 · 7238 Sl81 000 Sun l ·4 : 30 •12Trafalitar, Harbor Ridge 644-6200 1$2,500 000 Sun 1-4:30 5Deerwood~Big Canyon, NB 644-~ •2,000,000 Sun 1-5 6 llDROOM •45270rrington, CameoShrs.t CdM 64o.5560 $875, 000 ::,un 12·4 -6 IA ,._ FAM ltM or D1H ll San Mateo, Newport Beach 644-9990 $699,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I llDROOM 3050 Bristol, #8P, Santa Ana . 540-3666 $74,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 I IA ,._ FAM 1tM or DIH 200 McNeil, Unit 106(Versailles)NB 640-5357 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 · 2 IEDIOOM lOWindwood (Woodbridge) Irv. 552-0660 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 *443Gloucester Dr., O>sta Mesa 642-4799 $126,500 Sun 1-5 200 McNeil #104 (Versailles) NB 640-4277 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 14642 Oval (Walnut Square) Irv. ""-~5-3411 $110,000 Suri 1-5 l!IOOSan Bruno, Bluffs, N.B. 640-0020 $175.000 Sun 1-5 •••310 Fernando St, Bal. Penin. P /H, Newport Bch 640-5357 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 11 Encore Ct. (Nwpt Crest) NB 546-2313 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 1242 Rutland Rd, Westcliff, NB 673-4400 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR plus FAM RM Oft' DEN 100 E. Yale Loop, Irvine 551-3991' Sat/Sun 11 ·5 42 Lake view, Woodbridge, Irvine 552-1800 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •22 Arboles (RSJ) Irvine 759-9100 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 385 Bayview Terr (Upper Bay) NB 700.9333 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 215 No. Newport Blvd., NB 631-7300 $189,000 Sun 1-4 16 Encore Court, Newport. Beach 540-3866 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 44.Navarre (RSJ) Irvine 759-9100 $185,000 Sun 1-5 l llDIOOM 2745 Vista Umbrosa (Bluffs) NB 759-9100 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ll Big Dipper Crt (Npt Terr) NB 759-9100 $135,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 630Skyview, Costa Mesa 540.1720 $134,750 Sat/Sun 1-5 2117 Vista Laredo, Bluffs, NB 64().5560 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3Summerwalk, Nwpt Terrac. NB 759-1501 $133.900 Sun 1-5 2050Seacove Ln .. Costa Mesa 631-5751 $163,900 Sat/sUn 12-5 2830 Segerstrom, Santa Ana Sf0-3666 $107 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 529 Vista Flora. Bluffs. NB 640--0020 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #-t Canyon Lane, Corona del Mar 640-4518 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 "31 Vista Suerte, Bluffs. NB 640-5560 '249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 llDIOOM 2912 Quedada, Bluffs, N.B. 640-5560 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 II Pill! PAM ltM or D94 512 Ventaja, Bluffs, NB 64().0020 Sun 1-5 335 Bordeaus (Nwpt Riviera) CM 645-0303 $850 mo lse. Sun 1-4 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE l llDROOM roClover (Wdbrgl Irvine 646-5096 $147 500 Sun 1-5 ~ O>lumbia <Newport Crest) NB 642-3850 $187,500 Sun 1-5 •25 Canyon Island Dr, Big Cyn, NB 675-5200 Sun 1-4 :30 27Tahoe (Peters Twnhm) Irv. 675-3411 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE J-2 llDIOOM 506-~ Park Blvd., Newport Bch 631-1400 $398,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4601 Seashore, Newport Beach 631·1400 $975,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2C>01Kings Rd .• Newport Beach 631-1400 $439,000· Sat/Sun 1·5 • 2-2 llDllOOM .. DIM 316-316~ Iris, Corona del Mar 496-0SSO Sat/Sun 11·5 111,...z• ••4010River Ave., Newport.Bch 640-5357 $5SO,OOO Sat/SUn 1-4 JUST IAW!ffim_...OM_IT 0.-1• °'' •.• ...... c .... BOAT SLIP·SANDY BEACH + larse I bdrm • dm, 2 bat.b home • mueb morel 9$115,0001 Owaer/~f7S.tll'7, OCIAMl'hlledst O.-s.t/59 ••• 10141.tStrwet Owner bat boulbt a new home • b moel aaxJou.1 for q__u1clt aale. Warm cozy dollboulel 2 bdrm, 2 car 1ara1e + extra partdq. Land included at Sl'IUOO! But · 1umbit YoUI' otter. .... ..,,...,. ........ •'75-7060• MAMA'S GONE TO CHICAGO Giant 4 Bdrm beauty. located near Orange County's most popular s hopping center. This lovely home is located on a quiet cul de sac. The home ia a former model and shows like one. Huge rooms thruout, big living room, ankle deep plush pile carpets. Space age kitchen. big bdrms. park-like (rounds with ent ertainers delight back yard. Decorative rocks, rolling hills and a solar heated pool. Thl.s unique home is priced way below mark e t . Seller must sell. Take advantage, call now! 752·1700 THE REAL ESTATE RS ••• s.aa.... 931191.h St Costa M esa You are the winner of 4 .,.... ffd&ets Cl32valuel. to Circtn V Gf"CJCH Mar. 17th, BPM at Montgomery Ward 405 Fwy. at Bristol Costa Mesa Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to cla im your tickets. *. * IACK IA Y VIEW IS.OW MARKET This beautiful view pro- perty in Newpo rt is p riced below market value and below ap. prais al Space age kitchen with breakfast a rea. Huge li ving room. lan a i w it h vie w , fireplace aod open bu.med cathedral Cell- ln ... lfide.a-way maat.er suite . ....,.ate cblldre-wtnc. Duh to the pooL Call today for det.ils. Owner highly motivated and will work with ver y creative financing. Call 752·1700 tMD SANTA ANA HEIGHTS with 21DRM NACTICAU.Y ... •,IGO. U 10U have little cash ud are kdl:ln.I ror a ...... opportunity to own J'OUf own bom e. cloD 't wait, this ls it I This lovely eondomblium la a 2 Bdrm, ver')' clean and neat, and k>cat.ed in a quiet area. Approx· lmately Sz.950 dowo and owner wlll carry 2nd with small payments. Call now ror all the de- talla. 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATERS OCIAMfllOMT 2 Bdrm. 2 ba, unfum. New. -5()yrly. IAYFllOHT 3 Bdrm, 1 ba, unfum. Mintcond. '850. Yrly. CMA*R.ROMT 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, unfum. S'150yriy. associated f\h' "I.. .JI ·, ' • , . " . WEST CLIFF $129,500 Newport Beaeb M•bl7 uppdd I Mrm cqndo with private pano, CUilom dnperi4f, ...... pool! Walk to WttteUn ~· Showa Bil• • mo ti. Burr~-tlala .. , ... ,ean .... ttn THE REAL ESTATEK'15 I I n CUSTOM EXCB 'INCi Just reduced $30,000 this truly distinctive Harbor View Hilla home hu been magnificently apP<>inted for the appreciation of a discriminating buyer. Some of this property 's outstanding properties are: a new master bedroom suite w /jacuzzi tub, b eam ceilings, oak cabinets , skylights, mirrored entry, remodeled kitchen, fre nch doors, and much more. A beautiful home on fee land. Offered at $449,950. IEST OF vawws NEW OH THE MARKET -And very beautiful. This 2 BR 2 Ba condo is exquisite. Decor perfect in every detail. $165,000. See Gillian Lee at 200 McNeil # 104. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 640-4277 644-1493 EXEC. PENTHOUSE -Highly upgraded, $185,000. 2 IDIM 2 IATH -Partial view, $165,000. 2 IDllM 2 I.A TH -View penthouse - will lease/opt. $250,000. LARGE I IDRM -$112,000. STUDIOS -From $89,000. llG C.AMYON CUSTOM HOME -On golf course, lease. $1fk>O mo. Listings of Barbara Combs. Call 760-8617 for further info. r•---------~, I OWNER WILL RIWCE I I Large ocean view deck, 3Br, 2'hBa1 I RV access, stone frplc, beam~a I ceilings. $174 ,500. Owner will I finance at 12'h% with 20% down. I I 34346 Via San Juan, Capistrano I Beach. I I OCEAN VlEW-CllY UGHTS I I Presidential Hgts 2Br, 1 'hBa Condo I above municipal golf course, xlnt I terms . 544 Avemda Adboe, San I I Clemente I I I I I I I I I I 1493-3664 San Clemelite I -------------' ........ ~._ . .., ..... ,.. ......... .. ,.. .................................... ~ -~""4-~ .... .,, ... ....... ......... ...,., DAJLY '11.0T WAM1' ADS. ,..,_ ... w ... .,.. ...... fw .. w,... - ~ .. h t Mell Mf•wtlw; ill tMt c..._ eecll ......,, s.4wdey _, ~- DUPLEXES FOR SALE 3 IR plua 2 llt 702 Marguerite, CdM 675-5511 Sun 1-5 3 - 3 IEDltOOM ••5807 Seashore, West Newport 644-9060 $850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 HOME & GUEST HOUSE FOR SALE J ta ... FAM lltM or Del 4.20 E. 15th St., Nwpt Hghts, NB 644-4848 $275,000 Sun 1·5 INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE Z IR, I IR.MCH 2200 Waterfront, Corona del Mar 675-6000 •~.ooo Sun 1·5 PROPERTY FORLIASE J llDaOOM 1829 Lake Street, Jluntingtoo Beh • 962-0819 $575 mo. SatM, Sun 1·6 ••'911 Seashore Dr., Newport Deb 873-7300 $2000 mo Sat/Sun 1-5· 4 • .... PAM IM• DIM 1822 Tanager. Mesa Verde, CM 556-4581 $1450 aao. Sun 1-5. youa HACH PLAC& aH.toOI Walk to Newport Beach lld.t summer· or all year Iona. Plenty of room for tbe1 whole f amUy With 4 tarce BdnDI and1 fauµly room. Lovely rear garden and, paUo cover. Owner will help finance. SAIL IOATIM• IUMSITS, SJJt,000 Cameo Highlands ocean view home. Reduced thousands! Spacious living room features glowing fireplace. 3 large Bdrms plus den . Great assumable 1st and owner will carry a second. CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE , 673-8550 WA TllNONT UVIMG The charm and island lifestyle of Balboa Island are yours with this 5 bedroom home with private slip for 35' boat. It also has 5 baths, custqm bookshelves and moldings , hardwood floors, and the true ambience of a year-round beach home. $1,100,000. Open Sun 1-5. 803 N. Bayfront. SPY~LASS .This unique Portsmouth boasts a secluded custom pool, s pa and private courtyard. In addition to the three bedrooms and two baths, there is a detached in-law quarters, extended living room and custom features not afforded any other home in the area. Offered for $459,500. Open Sun 1·5. #8Monterey .... MSULA IA YNONr CONDO This two bedroom · 2 bath adult condo has a beautiful main-bay view with boat slip availability. Excellent owner financing with low down payment. Only $335,000 Fee. IAYSHOlE DRIVE COTTAGE This 2 bedroom home is in one of the best locations in prestigious Bayshores, just steps to the private beach. A home with this valuable and unique location rarely comes on the-market. Open Sun 1·5, 2721 Bayshore Dr. $380,000 leasehold. IAYSHOltES CHARM Large family home on over-sized pie-shaped lot. Spacious master bedroom s uite features separate library with fireplace . Four bedrooms , d e n , as well as family-dining room combination. Well coordinated use oC hardwood floors, brick, fre nch doors and windows. tile and wall coverings. $885,000 fee. Open Sun. 1-5. 2682 Circle . COUNTRY ENGLISH HOME • HAAIOl llDGol Custom quality and. features are abundant in this 5 bedroom family home located on the top street in Harbor Ridge. Buyers choice of fixtures, floorin g, carpets and appliances . In addition to 5 bedrooms, this home features family room, library, pool and spa. Call to see site and plans. DO YOU HAVE $46,000 • • • . . . for a down payment? Does a highly upgraded 4 bedroom, 3 bath home with family room and country kitchen with peg & groove floors on a premium lot wjth lush landscaping, jacuzzi and more appeal to you? One of Irvine's finest communities, close to schools, parks, s hopping and freeways is available to you now and priced under market. Owner must Hilt I Invest your time and money wtaely and call for a private ahowin&. LMll WITH OPTION TO PUICHASI l!scellmt opportunity to purchase BIO CANYON'S most 1paciou1 townbome. 4 bedroom• and 1 gameroom, each with a bath. Formal Uvln1 and dining roorm study and powder room. Pleue cali for detaill. <>Pen Sat,• Sun. 1 .... 21 Rue Fou.otainbleau. ~-= Tti9=§9=: OPIM TODAY l·I Utl.;>ul 1M HA.1101 VllW HOMIS - Tasteful Monaco, 3bedroom, 2bath, totaUY upgraded. $235,000 {fee). See Dottie Valentine at~ Port Briltol. UM9U1 1M HAllOI VflNI HOMIS -4 bdrm., 2 bath, formal dining room, FP. $241,800. See Rosemary Farrar at 155 Port Rams gate Place. UMqul IM CAMIO HIGHL.AMDS - Light/ airy 4 Bdrm, pool home private beach, $324,500 (fee). See Barbara Riggs at 4812 Cortland UMqul IN HARIOI VllW HILLS Ocean view 3 bdrm., 2 bath on oversized lot. $425J.OOO. See Susan Harder at 1000 White ~ails. UMqul HAllOR VllW HOMIS -Light and airy, 5 bdrm + fam rm, cul de sac location. $289,SOO fee. See Nancy Laux at 2074 Port Bristol. UMqul IN OLD CORONA DIL MAI -2 bdrm, 2'h ba, cozy loft, with patios, decks, etc. $357,000. See Sara Marvin at 502 Acacia. UMIQUI IH COROHA HIGHLAHOS - Totally remodeled, 3 bdrms, lots of charm, corner lot. $359,000 fee. See Binnie Dixon at 408 Serra. UMlqul IN COltOHA DIL MAI -3 units, \arge lot, views, charm. Best street in old Corona del Mar! $580,000. See Kathie Shields at 2200 Waterfront. UMCi)UI IM HAllOlt VllW Htu.S -4 bdrm., 2~ bath family home, large lot: great views! $425,000! See Tom Bolana at2815 Pebble. UMlqul IN 116 CANYON -Relax in your pool with spa · 4 bdrm · 2~ ba · super clean Broad moor. $&&51000. See Boonie Barrington at 6 Wingea Foot. UM19U1 94 S"61.ASS -3 bdrm., 2 bath, Portsmouth, ocean views. ~aded with assumable financing . $5351000. See Margie Schubert at 21 mbna. UMlqul 1M llYIMI THAACI -4 bdrm, den, pool , and vacant. See Natalie Fogarty at 1315 Santanella Terrace. bring $328,900. UNlqul IM HAllOI VllW HIW -3 bedroom, pool home with warm feeling, views. $595,000. See MaryAnn Anderson at 2821 Pebble. UMl9UE IM DOVH SHOUS -View to Fas hion Island · 4 bdrm. 4 ba . Decorated with splendor. $510,000. See I Pat Merry at 1612 Antigua. UNIQUE HEAi SOUTH COAST Pl.Ali - Exciting citihome 2 Bdrm, 3 Bath nr greenbelt~ only $169,500. See Sharon Corzine at 912 Powerll Court. UHl9UE IN SOUTH LAGUNE - Highly upgraded, 2 bdrms, ocean view, walk to beah. $215,000. See Dottie Johnson at 21649 Ocean Vista, So. Laguna. ... U~IVU~ tif)Ml:S REALTORS, 675·6000 24-43 Eut Coa•t Hlghwey, Coron• del Mer WI MAVI 41 C?f THI IUT ~S IM TOWtf \ 4201AST l~MIWPOIT t•eHrS OPIM SUNDAY I ·S 3 BR. den, formal D.R. + separate guest house in sylvan setting ... lar~e comer lot with room to expand . . . it s bard to beat at $275,000. Owner will carry 2nd T .D . of $130,000. No payments for 3 years. CC Orange Coast Q: IEAL BTATE '44·4141 ll::=~,... Fountain Volley Office 'Manager, Noncyt Btytht Full EIOf'OW 8eMo9 All Typee -lndudlnl I Dalebout Bay&Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 . COMI WITH US. • .TO UDO llU. 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'""'· ............ d. ,....., .... , r-. ,_,., room _.. ••'•=•lew of ttw leek ley, mow co•ered .a•t•• ...t ltM•· Tltere ere --r wordt to .IC .... tlllt pr1p1rty~ MC. •I .. ffc .... t, COM,....., COllY ................. .... 21 JO SANTIAGO DllVI ••.••••••.••..•••• $249,500 CqME WITH US ••• TO OLD MIWPOIT. Mew cHdo. • the first buyer froM Wider. Two tfory wltll bedroota Mte dow11, and ff•llMJ l"OOfll ... .other bedroot11 ...ate up1taln. Co11ve11letd to 1hop1, Hoat Hotpltel a11d re1t.r•fl. Lo•ely •lew. 215 MORTH NEWPORT ILVD.O,. S.. 1-4. Slit.GOO 1617 Westcliff Drive 631-7300 °"" s.t/S-1-4 Z044 <>c... llYd 2 Bdrm. l bath cottage Beam ceiling. frplc. 3 car parking. Priced at $295,000. associated BllQ VfllS llfA L TORS J ~ } 1 V\i ftq I t 0 "' ~ t fl I 2UHITS $94,900 Super investment! Two 2-Bdrm unlts. one with fireplace! Current in· come-$740 mo. Financ· ing! l yr home protec- tion plan included. Hurry, this won 't last. 646-1171 THE ~EAL ESTATERS CHOICl•YIMI LOCATION I I 111.100 j lu.,.r uplJHdff coa-I domt.IUD, ... , Her• "*-· a.cnn~ .. a.. I ••ll•r lrHtfererecl. m.n. WILSON PARK CONOOMlllUMS CHECK & COMPARE THESE FEATURES 90% ANA~ltli 123A% INTER. ./HARBOR AREA LOCATION I SIZE-1650 SQ. FT. I MICRO OVEN I ALL SHOPPING ..-, BLOCK I COMPACTOR I AJR CONDITIONING I DISHWASHER I CEMENT DRIVES I DBL GARAGE {WALK lN CLOSETS W /OPENER WAID INVESTMENT IMC. SALIS OFRCI C71416Jl.-U •W.W..lt.60-Jtll c.-...... ~ BOATER'S HAYEN--aWPORT ..... 2 ...... ,... ......... _. ......... Crew'• .... ~ .,_ ... ....., .................... . = fw z c--. .. ,_. flf ...,. .... .,: ::i :::.a1~ T1 rt.: ~ Dr. 0,.. W /S. 1·1. ,.._ .. $421.000. BALBOA ISl.Atl om RUil ........... J .......... ,....·:;:n·.:~ ~= ,.,,.. =:-... Ill TD. WATERFR()NT HOMES,~. Rl'-AlfSTATt J.lr. ...... ~" ... ,...""'~ .. . IXTIAVdAMT ' DUPLD Sew -.atr Primo de· afp "'lot•tJon. Just U.t· eel. UU,000. R at l\odprt8S1·1J88 R&'M * ---- ' I \ I I I I I ~ . ~ *OPEN HOUSE* Sat~ .1·5, 408 Cotum bus Cir Detlghlfut fUStom bullt 9 Bdr 2 Ba bn c u l-de·llC with OCEAN & CANYON '\flews. Access to private beach. '44-7003 $325.000 : OPEN HOUSE Rf Al TY ~ 4.rg. Assumable Financ- ing Quigley fr Miller Rily 213/923-8104 l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I E . s id e 4 B d r m w I a t tach ed 1 Br unit . R·2%0NED Comfortable 3 Bdrm $155 ,000. By Owne r 646-('!158 JUST LISTED Charming Duplex with French doors on front unit. shake roof. Walk to .1-11 shopping $198 .000. ~all ror appt. to s ee. h ome. large s t on e S25 000 down Seller wilt fireplace. sunny patio ca'rry. AITD $891.34 per room and room for 2 mo. will buy you a J more units. $140.000. Bdrm. 2'"1 ba. 1 yr new Be rnita Ellertsen . Broker. 675-2373 or 170-3598. Roy McCanle, Rttr. condo. 186 Brandywine 541-7729 Terr. on Orange Ave nr l-11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~1 23rd St. Open Sat/Sun •-ll!llllJ!!!!ll~!llll----Opeh Sunday, 2-5pm, 1641 ...! :30to~~.:. Agt. 631-5103 SAT /SUM I ·5 Orchard Dr. 5bdrm . Jba. 4 IR $I 5,000 DH. 271 S Uglttt.uH L.n. freshly painted colonial Family home in mint BARBOR VIEW HI LLS beauty Family room . cond $123.900. Ope n Spacious & Open 5 Bdrm separate dinln« room . Sat/SUn 12·5. 3151 Cana- ~me on corner wllh frplc , new roof Priced dian. Owner/Agt ads of room tor the at $160.000. for qu1dc -----'---=--- m I ty. Lae patio , -sate. Xlnt fi nanc ing. EASTSIDE ature 1reeoery & m1n1 THE WI EOEMANS . 4 bdrm with 1 bdrm apt. 1ew. S375.000. Submit 494-0066 or75J.4293 atta ched $1 55.000 offers. owner wtll ass11t -64&-0758 w trinancing FIXER 3 Br 2 ba. pool & WATI:.RFRONT HOM LS REAL ESTATE 63 1·1400 s pa ONLY $128.900 Va- CA nt The Real Estaters. ask for ELSA 751-1387 & 546-2313 Mna Ver* lar9ain Sharp 4 br. comer lot, r •DUPLEX* RV access Assum. 10'~ One of Corona del Ma r's loan. Only $134.500. Agt, ~nest d1,1plexes. located 64l·0290 _ ust 2 blks from oc~an & n-Sat/Sun I ·4 a y . Ea c h u n 1 t I s .... ,.... jpacious & has recently 3375 Lari&spur S>een renoval ed. Xlnt Large 3 bdrm. ti\-• bath. (anancin1. Bkr. 831-7672. ranch s t yle ho m e . BUILDER HK.PS YOU IUY! MEWCOHDOS XWT•nn1! 2&3BR Pvt decks & patios Month of March For 30 days egcrow. FREE drape s & microwave OPEN 1·2-4PM 2000MEYYf'L 641· I" I. aC)t. 0350eves. Priced to sell $149,500. Flexible financi ng. l&OW MARKET I CCMltry EIMJllsh W o If in g e r R e a It y Mesa Verde. 2820 Shan-DUl'lli (213)538-131M, tar. Slunninl 4 bdrm, 2 ~mos. MW. 4 bdrm + 2 HEWPOIT IE.ACH baths. 2 frplcs. EXTRA ~rm ID\lt, 3ftreplaces. 4 LA R G E FAM I L Y l:ar gar., built· ins . $34,000down, owner will ROOM + many up· }teams & used brick. finance at 13~~ with g r ad es . P R I C E 'I' r e n c h w Ind ow s. SISOO /mo payments. REDUCEDtoS159,950. rinkler system. BBQ. Total price 1279.000. (94.-7551 .709 .,,, O r c hid East Bluff, 5bdrm. 3ba, RillieMcCormackR.E. call644-7063. .000. Call for appt to ------Dmo f'oW I OZ 851-9135 <will coop l+POOL IARGAIH •••••••••••••••••••••• /rltn) Owoet/bkr _ Higltly 11pcraded JBr l1111!11!111!!111~111!1111!11!1!11! .. ~ * JASMIMI CRIH w /fam rm.! Kit In els. S P E C T A C U L A R wliqw combinatlon of bllin cook top & micro VIEWS of the Dana aUoo,deslgn&value ! wave Lot of extras! Point Marina coastline l.s ele1ant le splicious SparttUng pool loo! only from this home on the ome features the work lll.5,000. Bluffs. Owner financing f •-th t •-Hurry-catt646-7434 with 2So/r dowfl at 10~ a cra .... man ruou "' CENTURY 21 Goldstar e security of a guard int. S'750.000. ale community. lf you•--------1 ;# ant maximum Uva bill· OPEN HOUSE '*Cote Realty at a minimum cost & Investment BEACH GIANT 5 Bdrm & family rm. On· ly $131.500. Must sell this weekend. Best buy this year.~. •LEMM.Alt COLDWeLI. BANl(eRO ------OPIMSUMDAY 1·5 19911 Providence Ln Lg 4 Br 2ba upgraded T U R T L E R 0 C K · home, shake roof, hot Broadmoor Plan I. 3Br. tub. enclosed patio Lov-2Ba, au um able In ely area. '129.500. $172.000. ~3459 SUHSETR.E 542·5IOI 146..elOl Hwll1W)fon leoch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Investors ~! E x e c u t i v e -Du'Pi e x f o r Discriminating Taste. 3bdrm, 3ba. each. Central Air, Woodburning F ir e pla ces, Custom Carr.ets /Drapes, Heavy Shake Roo . ll11•% loan is assumable. No Qualifying Necessary. $10,000 Down II Less Moves You In No Qualifying Necessary. Your moothly payment can be adjusted to meet your monthly budget. We have many 3 and 4bdrm homes in the best Orange Cotmty locations with these terms. Call our specialists for more information. -,GOlDENWEST REALTORS . •t~L~ e,.ASSOCIAT.ES 141-1511 all 759-1501 or 752-7373 s.t~S.. I 5 'for private showing. • 640.5777 mpare thill outatand· 1657 Hen Clrcle 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Ing value at $315,000. Th ls 3 Bdrm cha rm er r: ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ was once a model home. MO DOWN It Is located on a huge cul-de-sac lot and filled Dana Pt. Duplex, 6/mo- wlth extras. FINISHED l /yr lease opUon with REAL ESTATE ~arage. Ctoee to schools. owner fin an c i o g . Spacious 3bdrm. 2ba & aclous 5 Br. 3 BA. , ffered atSl~,500-1bdrm, 2ba. Lrg view formal dining rm. Faml· *'Cote Realty de c k . S2 lo . o o o. rm w/wet bar. Fee & Investment 1. Owner/agt. 661-9343. nd. Agt 644·9635 1407 antanella. Corona del 640-5777 J NO DOWN ! Terms or Ii"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-!I lease opUon or ? 3 br. 2 .,._..;._ _______ r: ba. 0'7·3034 bltr MUSTS&L! C>wner ltfl slate. IA COMDO P1111t•Y•y 103 S pa c t o u 1 d u p t e x • ~STORY ••• •••••••••••• •• •• ••• fireplaces. 1arage. 1700 Back door par k lnl. fRnlPff CHAJEAU . ft. eaeb llftit. Gross s pacious grounds. 2 """ ll50/D\O. 29% down. bdtm. 2ba. patio. GUIST con ••• , WC bl lane.. $295,000. Open Sunday 1·5 4 ..... IM. leecll roter.'t»tm 4350k>uce1terDr. OM.Y$ln,100 (OffT\.Wtln > 2 atry F'rencb Chateau llVMTmllACI (8twi.a20-Z1AtSl) townbome In a lush tJreat PotieM1-l for tbe Jom UYely, lllr. 1reen eett.lnl tfy tM aea. malltlat.lft buyer! 3br 64M1tt Dbl doot entry to c o o Y • r t I b I el!!!!!!!!!!l!!!•l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!!!l!l!I cathedral cetu .. 1ect' Uv· den / 1 t.u rd>' 2"' bar. • in.1 rm. Dtametlc open leper-le 2nd m11ter J JVa le 1talrcue to pvt Dlttr ulle addttton. 11• tot 1'4. c.,1toa'l iaome ln 1\lite. Sep chtldrta '• ltb room for pool. ~r:~•a:c:.~ln·u~:r:d~~ wtn1 and l balhll All ,oot ....-Okl. Open -.-thi1+prlY det•lchtd Sunday 1-IPM 1m1 ._e back ya . mom·tn·la• apt. Of rtt. C..,:31irillt. !=-... ~!!!,'..~ rrn. 0-pl. w/w.t bar, • ., 11 _, r••· •th ba + morel Motivat- 0,.. 10Cm lo 4 latlS• ed ..u.r, llltl'e .. ,_.. l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f Sill ~ Cl\ab Or. u ..i ..._.._ .,___...,. Call f« more bafo. ..... 'Ci'HrUi'Y'U · ~ hrt WALK.JllUALTY » tMiUU ... Brint Anv Offs!! Lovely ~dr~ Custom Home near Beach .Park, Formal Dining, Heavy Shake Roof. Call now for information regarding the 9~% Assumable Loan. Seller will carry part of the buyers down payment, and says Bring Any otter . Best Price In TIMI 4bdrm, Remodeled Kitchen, Pluab· Carpets, Custom Drapes, Freshly Painted. Seller bou1ht another, and ba1 prn.l tboulai:d,I below market value for~ ale. Creatlve terma OKAY-Bttl'ER HURRY. V.._ tbe iardla from almost ..,.,Y room ln lb.II lowly s bdrm home lo Camput View . Kaf\Wt your own trult I DWLllPIXllU Brint your paintbrush It broomtoeavel$Son th1I I~~~~~~~~~ dirty dawgl I Prime I· Laruna Beach duplex e H1\NCH HI fd I Y ~)~) 1 /000 w /ocean view It at- tached 1ara1e. Submit ofter ! 75t·1501 or 752-737! *Cote Re~lty & Investment , _______ , 640.5777 CANVAS SHOES Tennis. Swimming. Rac- q uetba 11. Jogging & School. All within site of your front door. 4br. & family rm w /a big cud- dlin frplc Good financ- ing $192.500 Agt. 770·2714 Rancho San Joaquin Villa, 2 br. 2 ba. sgl sty. I blk tennis & golf clubs. $158,000. Open Sat /Sun _ 12·5. 2 Segura 552-1717 O'!ner /b!t!:: <:._oop. LAKEFROMT Wdbrg . E s tat es "Washington." 3 Br. family r m . d e n . onH HOUSE 1-5 1025 f'.tl An. Excel assumable financ· ing · secluded wood and glass home · 2 yrs new · with entertainment floor plan. Centrally located $249,000. LIASIOPTIOM 6 beautiful new homes available for lease with option to buy. Exoellent terms. location. __ 714 76-0 933_?_ VICTORIA IE.ACH 3bdrm. 2ba. 2 car gar. Whitewater view · 3 air. tiled veranda, view bdrms 3 ba with loft. of hills. beaut cr pt, Us ed bri c k r r p I c , custom drps. clubhouse hardwood floors Walk with pool, jac. tennis . to beach OWC 2nd TO . asking $125.000. As $249.500 · s umable 121 •"'-loan 955·0254 or 855-1968. 497-5494 Beautiful day & night '""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!~~!!!!!!!f views Great assumable -:: financing. $325,000. Open House Sat/Sun 1·5. 118 E OPEH SAT. 1-4 24995 Marift Court Yale Loop. ~suae~~. ~ITRH ·"v~. N e w o n m a r k e t 752·2211 Detached paUo home. 2 "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!! bdrms, 2 ba th s,r: firepla~. A/C. end unit. excellent condition. As sume So/.-inte~t loan $126,950. DAVID D. CARLS OH REALTOR lll-'293 WOODIRIDGI 3 Bdrm. l V• Ba . lower level condo. $25 .000 down. $107,500. J err y Jones. 631·1266 WOODlllDCH PICTURE PERFECT Spacious 3 bdrm. 2-story Patio Home 1n Deerfield. on a cul-de- sac street. Close to park. pool and schools. Lots of upgrades -note addi- tional counter and storage space in t he kitchen. Beautifully paneled walls. Patio and planters and generous patio cover. Owner is of- fering generous terms to he lp you purc h ase. Priced at $159,000. 2 Bdrm Warmln1ton "B" end unit. Great focatlon. Open houa f Sat/Sun 12·4 at l Wlndwood. Aft. 552·0860 MONARCH EA Y 4 Bdrm + den. 2~. ba. An e xcellent ram ily 31 00 s q fl Pool & home in this prestigious Jacuzzi. Many extras. privat~ area 3 bdrms. Large assuma ble loan den. & lanai. Master Wolfinger Realty bedroom suite has lta (213)55-13&4. o~ nreptace. Lovely L• Forest 1055 pauo with pool. 1375.000. OCE.AH VIST •••••••••• ••••••• •••••• A lovely 2 bd m ~ ndo Beautiful s~acious Jbr r 0 house. Lk view. & green cl<>M! t? pool & elevator b e I t C o n v e r t e d ~nsauonal 180 degree gar'covered patio .in v i e w~ & go r g eo u s door laundry. frplc L~ Catalina s uns ets 2 a!lsmm first. at 111,r: story. fireplace. deck . s219.500 By owner ~~END CHARM 77<>-4865 3 bdrm. 2 bath home with separate gues t Hewpari leach I 06' quarters & ocean view in ••••••••••••••••••••••• this desirable locat ion S3,900Down N.B. tbr. Large tree shaded decks 54()-4646 or 631-7653 for lounging or enter· John Lembeek <Agent) taining. $275.500. ~~r•r ·~~.c:latt~~ hlf-..._f(,lfoi') 1714J 494-1177 BIG CANYON Terrific golf course view townbome. Former model · with private pool and spa. $795,000 with excel assumable financ- ing. WOODBRIDGE LAGUHA LANDMARK '* Cote Realty & Investment 640.5777 3 br cottace. 2~ ba. fam. Impressive 2bdrm re· rm, format din. Assum sldence with den & cuest .... 000 •·lrln1 Sl""" 000 quarters. Located In -·~Sat /SW! u :5. · 't523 CAMM~~lltvlffl. prestigious North I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Owner. 5$9-7047. Laguna. Thia landmark MIWPOIT H6TS. L_,..14H1Ce. I Oof I home wu built by the WOODIRIDG<I GLlt4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• famed Tiffany family. 9'140/o As--.' .._ • _ _. CLarasor Shown by app't only. 2b d f "IWWI ........... 1850.000. Celeste r. 2~. stu Y. rplc. Lrg4Bdhomeinwoodsy Schmidt 494-8395 . comm ty pool /Jae/lake. area near beach es. 2 Armbruster. Clurman. Sl28,000. By Owner frplcs w/fab. spa. As· Brown&Co. 559-4922. sume 11 ~% low dn.1---------1 JASMINE CREEK . New $289,995. Patrick JUSTFOtt YOU model home . 3 bedrms; Tenore. 631-1286. Super 2 Bdrm home In 2'r'I baths; built in IP· Village of South Laguna. Exceptional c1&stom home! Spacious with pool fr spa. Ellclualve listing. by a ppt. only. Rae Rodgers. 631·1266 Pliancea: superb carpet· Vaulted celtlng11 . tge master, prlv. patlo.l•-------- ing & drapes: complete· REALTORS frplc. All the charm you LINDA ISLE ly landscaped. Owner would want for only will urry flnancin1. I lo/o ASSUMAILI $171.750. Executive Country Shown by appointment Excltinl wood fl glass 4 LOCJlllMI ...... R.E Engllsh Bay front. 5 only. LEIMERT CO. bdrm. 2'r'I bath. view. 497•1761 Bdrms . including (213) -...stl Submit. $m,OOO. maid's quarters. Pvt Peg Allen Rltr 494-7578 EMaALD IAY community and private UNIV. PARK, 3Br, 2Ba. c-.. 1.. dock. Fee land. S2.6 fam rm, Deane Home. IT'SGOT ~ ~T..... mllllon. Owner will con· Good fr quiet loc. 11 H · •'THI SHAKES" Snug 3 bdrms . wood & alder excellent financ· aumable loan. $1.83,500. A detailed exterior of 1lass home In a gate inc. Bya...ersae-5802 ••WE AT R g RED 1uarded community. A 1....:;.~=~:....;;.;.,;.;;__-1 CEDAR SHAkES", that NEW open bar kitchen at *Cote Realty FantMtlc 2 Br. den, Jef· Ca. Located blcb above dining area rront onto It Investment fenon condo. many up-Lat...a's famed Riviera tbe private swimming 1rade8 incl. spa. Open coattllne w /a far out pool in a 1pa clou1 64().5777 ll·S!l&t/Sun. 100 E. Yale VIEW OF THE SEA ~urtyard. After tennla I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Loop. 5,.in-•1 be&ow. You'll llnd thla on the community courta 1...;;...;;.;.::;_;,~~----1 c\lltom desl~ home nearby ... enjoy the bu1e •-.-----•-•! enclosed spa off the 1• w/3 bdnnt. fam. rm. master suite. Vacant, noor plan serviced by 2 c N YOURS f b•thl. Exleo.llve UH of A BE or wood, oau .. eenmlc "5(1,000. Ult tbroutbout, plus SPACIOUS COMDO H E.AVY B~ A Ill ED PrlcHLowl CEILING Is BLACK Mediterranean style I IRON PllPLC., c,.ate private community, ..w'HllCIHTS Owner w/flnance. Ex· oeptloaal value. Under 200,000. Call Rae R.odetn 111·131. _ ~FIM~-- 1 I I ) 1 I IS••·n ~I th• f..Uo1 ol L11una pool, spa, ocean t. 1olf ,.,._ warmth la charm. Wt courtt vlew1. near Oal....tty Pa Deane tatU... 10U'U pt "THE be :h -.H c-wn V II 1--a::::::..~r:-- Jlome. Corntr lot bJ SHAXD" at the full of· ov:. m ;q. rt. ~T:Ic; I ••rl 6 rtcreatlon. 2 f~DCi~R: au~. muter bdrm1 bu Mrm, 2 bat.b Walct.11 .... 1981Vl'I tAl.TT flreplac:t, 2~ bath1, llodll. P\nplact, patk •S.CllHWJ,Latun• lam/rm • dla t rm . 6....., • ...... <:all PW&CTM, .. Dl'll Tr81t d1 motlvatu ·=~urn:a OCSANl'aO"T. 0.11 )tftrpri:,:~·r· ... tar ...... --..._ ..... f9' Mii, !l'\dM Hllll£ ......... , ~McCOAMA~AE r ........... a Bdrm, 1 bttll. 1ove11 p1Ue, 1paclou1 1un· decb. rtne lJdo HCUoa of nleely appointed --------•I homll. Buy tomorrow'• UDO ISLE Cuual ele1ana la the captbt for um beautltul ~ ltyle home on pre9UsJoua Lido Isle. lnetudea • bdrm•. au MCUl'lty for your family today. Prie. ... ooo. f\t'. lh:!l~~~P.1·.tlt\ I 1 1,; 1, ;111 I w /IM bathl, lndoor /out· f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I door awi.mmlq pool and apa.. !:Keel tlnancin1. Of. rem at ... ooo. ()pm Sat 1·5/Sun 1-4 2IM Via San Remo. *Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 COLDWeu BANl(eRO ~L--TOM RFIMr.x -----~ \ \ I I • I vtc:ToatAH BEACH HOME New 3 BR 3~ Ba. Quall· ty handcra fted oak thruout. Slained glass. spa. OCEANFRONT Peninsula Point home. 4 Bdrm, 3~ ba. 9950.000. Call for financing de· tails..-Owner /Agl. 875-3878 NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER! 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Fam. Rm. Formal Din . Rm . BLOCltS TO 8CH tm,toO 2 Br 2 Ba, frpl, formal dln. A.uume bt. Comm. PoOl and tennis. Della 131·18 hckO.Mnet Lease opt.loo or· equity share the best buy on Bal. Penin. Charming 2·sty Span. home on the park! Call Joy~ Waltze. 631·121115 Rt'( lh 1 I I°'~ [{1 '.Ill\' f,; . : ~. ;111 I Red h 111 0-~ Re .1 lty f ;-;-: ; -;-; :1111 G o u r m e t It i t c h e n · I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I BEST BUY IN I.OFFS 2456 Vista Hoear $155,500 3 Bdrms, 1~ bath townhome. Walk to everything, lncluding pool and tennis. Open Sat/Sun 12 to 4. Re1..ll11II0-~ l<t·.1lty I;-;-:; : : :t 111 LIDO DllVI IY. • • ODeJl boUle Sat/~ a&UHoU Lane Beach Below 1-.b L, oft 'iiYiDe or Av. Tbla 3 Bdrm, lar1e etxl.3a' .lot home with covered pat.IO. OMLYl t4t.tH-Ylllt4t,tM ...... C~11Mr .. Century 211 Gold Cout COLDWeu BANl(eRO IARI Fenced. 12% Interest! Best terms! John Va· nian Co. 631·0900. An entertainers delilbt IAll ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I thl• spacious 3 bdrm Npt Hcta Cliffhaven con-r= bme on an extra wide lot Red h 1110-~ l<l'.11ty f ;-;-:: -;-::1111 • OPPOITVHITY Live on the Bay ror $89.500. Near new double wide. Wonderful view. Watch the boats . seagulls and pelicans. Pass by D Anchorage Bay. LOWDOWN do. Spacious 2 Bd 2 Ba, la a true delight. Sunny great auumable flnanc· DISPlllA TE patio, lg 1ame rm furn le Versailles lBr /studio, penthse condo, w /lg as- sumable loans, only $105 ,500. Owner/ agt. 6U-3M7, 979-5370 ask for Jim in1. Jmt reduced. Greg 134.000 down. owner will lovely muter suite. Aatle. 558-9400 finance at 13"9 % with OPEN HOUSE 22S Via $1500/mo payment.. Q Ito s t 3-"' s REALTORS M .... Vlefo .1067 Mh.a.Vlefo 1067 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COTO DE CAZA · A superb private residential resort community in the foothills above Mission Viejo. LOS IAMCHOS HTAft SITH We have several ranch estate properties listed with our office priced from $275,000. Ideal for horse ranch estates. Val YI HOMI 11111 R-1 home sites for your own custom home priced from $70,000. . Yl~IHOt• Just listed I Thia excltin1 4bdrm home la nearing completion. It olfen a country view, lots ot decklna " pole construction. Enjoy the membenhlp to Club de Cau. $355,000 Ask for Al ~. 2~ ba with cmtom .,:~ muter bath. Lota of wood• imlde. 2 flreplace1 Ii all ~cted amenities. $275,000 Alk f04' Lee .aor11n TOUll IY "'"· coro -~~r" co. 11141n1 •• Total price $279,000. u ' • .,pm. un 1·3pm. Ea.st Bluff, Sbdrm, 3ba, A rare opportunity tbia 4 call &u-7083. bdrm nuly finished hme H.._Ylew C•fowt offers truly s pacious liv· Sharp 2 Bdrm double wide Udo Park. 24 Anza. Only$44,950. Ing in traditional 2320 sq It of quality ap· elegance, formal dining pointments. 18x24' open rm, opening to llvln· ,.__llllll_llll!l .. ---ILlve on the waterfront lo beamed F.R. w /frplc. grm/paUo. Perfect for r• San Clemente. 5·Star Bay windows. french fmly Uvtng & entertain· kzlllllff...... mobile home park on the Oelwi:e rustle 1 Bdrm. Excellent financing. 23 Freemoot. $319,500. WATERFRONT doors, wood casement log. OPEN HOUSE Sat Sper:W beach. Forced to leave w l ndowa th r u out. 1·3 and Sun 3-5pm. 118 W ... I• area. 2 Br 2 Ba. partly HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 T u r n e d w 0 0 d Via Ithaca. For more in· 4 ~~'2\: bath with furn. $54,900. Ownr. baluatradea, custom ro call Agent Vlrgtn•a plush carpet • wood 492-&438 I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. hardwood, etc. Quality O'Brien873-1323. floou. Family room r---------r,.r._...__ ....... IZOO noor It wall cover•nga, ---------....... ,.STIC "'--~.._.-with rlreptace. Great r"'"'"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• extrastora1eroom,out· 5%0.0WH flnanclnc wilb a 13~ OCIAMVllW WORST COULD BE 1tandbt1 landlcape de· 3bdrm i .. -rd f 1 I dJ t .... bOiliy orPoO • fixed rate•~ down. 2 Br. :J• fam rm, 2 B-FORYOU a 1 n • a a cent o v•ry -•..... e. Seller -~5 ooo H •th c.>.a ..... -ooo •H ..... ~ "' '""'"' ..,. • · urry • w frplcs. inimwn maint. If -· have .. M ,000 aod pa.nt ... -. · ,......,._.., motiva•-.... ,_ "413 or ·--· Ii ......... _ it won't rd. bl lo J--Ownr/"... \CU ~ ......... •"' -ya Alauma e an. want 315"° yield annual· ,.... at.zm. lut! SlSl,.500. ly, pwchueS20Q,OOOtwo HAllOI 1me1 3 bdrm. w /loft, 3 balconies, A/C near tennis courts &c pool. Owner . motivated. 10~ % aaaumable loan. ..79.000. DOYM IHOlll Una~1ed views of ocean?. mtu. and t light.a. Courtyaru pool. .Loca on an overslled lot, Ulil ii • cuatom home with a bd, den, Fam. rm.• batba. '850,000. l\t '( lh; 11 ~~~ l\1..·.1lt\' AA llACH IL TIS year deed of truat bear· 307 N. El Camino Real 101 ~ Interest on 25 t ~ , ~ , I 11 I 4f Z·Z I 00 acre av~ado 1rove ln Inactive development ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~ .._.. I 069 area near Vlsta. Com· ~ blaed"' lit. + tbla ln· HARIOR VllW HOMI 1930 Port CupeJ Place Open Sunda,y 1-' Prime N~rt Beacb Area • bdrm :Cbelt. Fee land. Ownen very •.IOO . vestment represent• lea than JK, of the ap- pnlMd value of land. llAI appniSal on adJ•· cent I~ acre parcel at •no,ooo each. Call 7141711-41111: .a.1w or 1 ..... •B.a!Jdera/Farmera 41 acn1 toe.al, parcel•• u H . spit ln&'b I pattela, •Pll'OW .. perk Wit, utU. to """'"'· -.,,... ..... pl,ated la u. ... Pare.I two·l4 acrea, plHted w/avoudo1. artldM . .,..... I. 3 Triplexes in a row. south ol PCH in Corona del Mar. II. 2duplexes + llriplex In a row on Bal. Penin. J lot from sand/surf. Ill. 1 duplex on water with dock for 30' boat. All these properties have large. assumable loans at 12.S~. Call Smith -Meyer , Bkr. 640-5357 or 548-7813 I 0 u.ih + Ho.M 23105-taAHAn Income $.'56, 100. Priced to sell with a l~ as· sumable loan. Call for details. Wolfinger Real- ty (213)5319-1394 MIWPOIT H•TS DWI.IX ....,.......,.•ca••.u .. a. W wltor..t MCOIMI. 2 .. I .. wlh ecrou fro. ,_t.cf 111 to .......... A11-•l1 ao.. Offwnil ... f 17', too. llA .. NIW DUPLIXIS r ..... .,........,...,.,. I• StHto•. Large ,...._.., ,.....,.._.toH•••-mt. rettt otller. Good flHHl .. ••allaltlt wftll 25% dow•. Offwecl .. S 14',SOO eodL AMAHllM HILLS DWI.IX .... , .. H• ........ .,.. ... .., ....................... of ow•erelllp l•cl•d•• air c0ttdltlHl99, wasller/ *'Y•r, a:•·....,._, Apa lw .. ._.-, . .................. .. • I l•••c• aMI l••c•••• OHwed .. s 111,000. POUIPLIX.S 247,000 .._,..,. wttlt ca nn 111} .-.I ... "'""""-r11• -J .. wltlll H•tlecll·t~ree Z Ir. ..... d ....... c ... .. .. ,.,,.. ............. .. ...,. '"'-....,.. ....... s.. C...t ..... Cal ... 1 • LIVI rr UP CSI TIAa IT DOWN ~,,,,,...., .. Meo-I, .... wllf•ct•rl•t ..... ~~ 7r.t2t' tat ficdlq Wlw......,.-. .. A••• Wttlll r••r t l'•ll' ..,. •. .,=•••aw ,_.,_ .. ~2·•· ._.+2"'-l•IA•AI . .., ........ . • ... 9UAIL PLACI NOPlllB t•A. Yl l W MODIL HOWi Prol. Mo. Completely rlll"D. eec. ...... t.anla, _.:..;.:..;.;;..;.;;.._ ______ I JbdnD. I.at rm, l~ba, 1~;.::;.:..;....;..;..._ ____ _ •Pff. wt. ew. taooo/mo. --:""--=.;_ ___ ..,1 • ...;...;....;.:.;;~::...:..;.;;...:.:.:..:::..:~ "'414 WA..--OMT M.t oeu vtew. uc1.1rit1, L ..... .._. J74' ,, .-rw pool. SltoO rno. l%1J) ••••••••••••••••••••••• •lboMaUplDeluded ..... S 8dr I Ba. dbl far, rm ---------•Studio, tux. apa, TV . for P"'U boat up to Newport Crest Lusurioua maid Hr•lce, phone. •bout•'· $1150/mo. a Br, 2~ ba. frml dlnln1 SlOO/wk. 4tf..m7 JACOIS llALTY rm. wetbar, dbl 1ar St dlo prof/ I 40+ o By QWNJ;R. formal din, ~ '7M 670 w /opnr, tennis, pool, a!.ollfr ao::'Aa.o ,.;;m~ 3 br; pool. Now avall. :::::; J a c . VI e w . U O o. S r • .,00 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C I u b a re a , S a n ......... -...-· " .. _._.. Arrowhead Country ..,.,.=-· Ne-H•u 3br, 2ba, 213~ ~.t ,.,..•Lm. -· poo for S. UOO Bernardino. 1-~·1732, lmmac. 3 bdrm, 2 ball\, frpfc, w/d , avaU immed. 3 Br 2"'1 Ba le'75/mo M ...... l 76t TAX SHRTER'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• l--'12S8 lie v-...t. lmm•d. oc-pctaoU4.$·1M Llke new 3 °8r 2~ B~ e.,...t 11UU ~ I . ~ • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• llUNITS -North orDl.a· Capiatrano8eacbR-2lot ...... 1"-4 no• CUp&ftC)', cbUdren ok. JK~.i::='!.'~re~n; ' VA.CIOUSM.I . ~~~John Marshall Fabuk>ua, Wltl.y ; Easter, neyla.nd. Over $55,000 ocean view. plans " ••••••••••••••••••••••• $795. Btr, 175-4512. be• ch• c b I l d re n TOWHHOUSI . Summer. Now. 2-4 Br. iron Income· $51,500 pennlt.lll0,000.'6l·287..!.:.. BAYFRONTUttlelSl!lnd 3 8d 2~ 8..,.ltY condo. wek'Cllme. No pett. $595. N8ew 2 br, 2~ ba. Bact !ij• i~·-Prime&oc.173- 7173 May bt! Au ume 11~~ Two R-2 Iota. Capistrano 3 Bd!m· Z ba wffler. Poo&l•IM'· frple, dbl 1ar. ~or--'212 ay loc. Gar, pvt. patio. ' Luxury Oceanfront SZS0.000 lat. Owner will, Beach, view, by owner, Ae1ar Pro p ert es. Avall. now . O lana S92Smo.Susan:9S7-6S07. W__..l 2 38 Co h tp .. _an_ b di.. 675-4000 .. Br 2 D• Fa-R-540-7239 ~• I ->'· or r . mp. e 1ui "" a un ..,. terrns.496-1542 631-1318.Aat. • • voo. · ..... .... "-·-·-rurn. lncld linens. ISG.500. ---. ••lllJ-leecll Siii '----"'=------xtnt loc. Gardener. Call 3 Bdrm *c t ,, R I R-1 lots. fountaan Valley ••••••••••••••••••••••• New, d1't J br, 2~ ba, afUPM. •· MO-G03. . be h • fri>~'ar walk 1t0 s.NAM 3210 ~. 0 e ea t y Nr Mile Sq Pk. Doris ean vu 1-e 4 BR 3 ea frplc,dbl 1ar. w/opener. Lu 2 Br. den. 2~ Ba. t51'J Cu4"'5J>a~IRV1tCE,_ ~c A,t~matenn s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. 2 Br. 2 Ba. fully & l nvestmr nt 962-7:m~~Agt._ fa rnUy ic boaua rm. 3 yarda. patJoe, audener. CGftdo. Pool, spa, 2 car · · 2bdrm. l ba, drive by. furn. Condo. Overlook-640.S777 M__..,Dnerl, fplc's, *°mo. 43.S-1'57 Klds /peh OK. $'750 . iar. No peu. $590. Woodbridae--CONDO 3br, ILUffS 2006 S . Garnsey . lnggolfoourseinBigCa· Resort 240 tn•> Lorri, wkdya St7-t$'71 ; 146-511l4. 1 Vcba, all amen. Incl. 3 bdrm, 2~ baths lam 644-70S3. nyon. Pool, spa, tennis. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!..!...!J ...................... ..-.. M..,. 3222 evatwlmda54&-543'. '580/mo..0.'7890 rm. lll50. 2bdrm, 2'bath, SCMllll~ 3216 Call Bill Wedmore A.Pf'LI VALLIY Ta"'-Cit contra ... or'a ••• "BDR ... '""Ad... 3 Bdrm l ~ b n th L •~... 32 .. 1 $875. 3 Bdrm, fam rm.••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-7020. '""" y. ... •••••••••••••••••• •• " · ..-. ,... b I f I .,... __ " "' $1100 P I Rl •----------Near new 4·Plex , .2 quality home 4 Br, 2~ ub-leue 3 Br z Ba 'tU 6454103.NoPet.s. townh odme Sws:oe r g , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·01J4. oo s . tr, Br.+. l""' Ba. View, 2 ~rm. 2 bath each Ullll Ba. Fam rm, 2 car gar . 11/15/81. t850/mo. Aat. 333E.2llt. #3-0. waa I ry mo . Oceanfront lbr. trlr fireplaces , garage, w1th Rreplace, enclosed Try xchng for Or . Cty 6'13-3315$ 96S-$190 +caban a S6 501m 0 3 Br 2 Ba oceanfront bac.kyard. Avail. April 1. patio, double garage. property . S2U,000. Lovely Exec. Home In adultaonly499·3816 home, nu p aint, & -~99·3251 __ $165,000. Bill Grundy, 916-583-0284. Tahoe Duplex. ocean view , Mesa Verde. 4 Bdrm. HH......... d Rltr,675-6161. Northshore Realtors. private beach, 2 br, 1 ba. formal dining rm, faml-~....-3242 For Rent: S<i Laguna &rar;:, tint cond., rtio C~~I 3 FOU.,LIX Non smoker. no peta. ly rm, 2 Ba. Spa, cen\ral ....................... S uperb lbdrm hme Y • um. or un um. VftfWMllted 425 ~---mi-lmll!!~~-llf M in c 1 $1200 /mo yrly. Owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAMMO Adults. 477 om I •· air, 3 car gara1e. Seagate Waterfront w/v ew, deck & frplr may consider winter tbd 1 1 b & ~:!~~de1;::is!a wM 0 e::: Pt lnt·r--In 2br. Zba + nyon Rd. $595. 760-9019, Gardener. $1450mo.1822 Townhome. 40' boat -; .. 1;o lncl util Chuck rental. No pets please fa:.r oc~xvi!:. New:r~ ... ~· 64Ul880. Tanaaer. 556·4581 . dock in !root. 3 Br. 3 ba. Ayres 499-25l2 Lloyd at Jacobs Realty. s 4 7 5 / m o T o d d $22,000 yr income. f'ull lort condo nr Chair 15, New cpt, newly painted . 675 6670 <213).,A"...,...,., price $225,000. Owner s lps8.67S-0681 3 Br. 2'h Ba. Jacuzzi, 2 2 Story Town.house. 4 Br. t hru-OUt. Pool, spa, ten-Charming, ne wly re · · ___ ~--"".:...' will carry l~ inter~t car garage. $950 per mo. 2 Ba. Garaee. new nla, clubhouse. GREAT modeled 2 story, 3 Br 2 Orangetree Condo 2Br w /teO,OOOdn. MAMMOTH COMDO Starting immed. Call carpet. Pool, Clubhouse. VIEW. v acant. Asking Ba. H~e. Ocean view. NEWPORT CREST 2 Br lBa Patio-on Lake _.95 f R€HIG€ $79,500. 2 br. frplc. close-J im_7_60-_1_74_3._ --$585mo.549-7199 $1450 . ..0.SKlor~5 fireplace Near beat·h & +den. 2\4 ba. $850 mo. Jim 957-1100 Ext HOM€~. in with. ZO"f down CDMDUrt.EX OPENHSESUNDAY SEABRlDCE Waterview t~wn036. $750. 494·5873 & LUXURY VIEW CON· 301 days S51-3'15l eve's . _.,_ _ _.__ T 12•·1. B 4"""1 · DO 2 Br, 2ba. "-curity ---------0 .W.XC A ' · Spacious 2 Br 2 ·Ba. 2554 Elden Condo 3br. 3ba. frplc . ~ R. E. Investments 333.1W. Coast Hwy, N B 645-6646 IMCOME raOPUTCES Looking for income un its?! We have 5 pro· perties in C.M. Priced right at less than llXGross. No bonk financing required. In terested? Then call us J~:,~n NEii'it..K f.JliliJ-tUl.)J lllL 114 1641-0763 2787 Bristol St Costa Mesa, C:.A M 4 91 4874 or 1.. bldg.S1250/mo. Be autiful Park Bri&tol ace. frplc. W of Bayside Dr.. 3Br, 2....,.Ba Condo, poo • wet bar. patio, pool, ten-WOODS C O VE c d p I 661 61~3 72 j I 1st HVH custom 3 Br, 5ba Adult on os. oo . ... $800 I mo 831·7 6 • acun . take over nla, spa, klda/"'"ts ok. 370 R.OR"' .• ,..,,,.....,.. Bk c · fl ,... "" w/pool Professionally security, s pa lBr. $450: Lake Shastina rec. area ............... eves. r. ilO'h~pp. ~!~~v3e nanc-Avail. 4/1. Encl gar , OUTRAGEOUS ' 2br. d ecorated . C o m PI. 2Br, $."iOO. 646-~ Zbdrm. 2b11. J year old 2bdrm. tba. ng. · ~·_.. I lndryS97S/mo. 63l ·0995 tba, skybghts, antique ocean/bay view. $2500. - rental. adjacent t o 700Begonia Z BrTownhle.Adult only llrtM J244 doo rs / wind o w s. L100 1SLE.2 8r,1a.-.ba Wa lk lo S.C. Pla za 3bdrm, 2ba, full rec facilities S600 No pet-; S57·2232. 673-4678. c hamp i:olf course 613-3650 complex. Perfect for re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• beamed ceiling. frplc. home. Yearly $1200/mo. S67 .000 Assume $40.000 tiree:s. l6()0rno. Ask for new kitchen/ bath S6'75 al 12<1, var As k rorShorechffs 2br&den .lge 8ob962-888lor531-4750. Woodbridge lease. 2 Br. mo 833 3544 days, Waterfrontllomes.lnc R ache l o wner /agt · yard Mini view $1100. l 'h Ba. patio, pvt loc .. 497·2278eves Trish Realtors 63l·l40C 67J.6900 nr646-9032 Agent. 673 5354 E /Slde. S:SOO mo utll incl. boating. tennis. pool. C - 3224 Npt Hgts area. 2 BR 1 $600/mo. Agt. 640.9900 New 28r, 2Ba Mobile l-191!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!~ Incline Village. No. Shore osto ~a Ba 2:52 Knox St Drive Home, good ocn view, ILUffS condo Lake Tahoe vu ••••••••••••••••••••••• b · 000 Woodbridge Syca m ore pvt bch, $850 mo. Adlts 2 BR I dlt y,IWS-7 Plan. 4 Br. 3 ba. No "'"ts only 4"""'3816 Bayview lge 3 br. 21; ba, $80 per n1,1?ht 3 Br. 2bt1 . enc gar. a .s. no --- -.--,,,.,,. 0 " s I g n H t' a 1 t Y peL'>. $450. 773 W Wilson. Westside 2 Br. I Ba. $750 mo. incl. gardener. L -H-.. _ S9SO 644-0634, 535-7268 631 4889 752-2881. oci-a l'ID 3250 10218.11 5550 · House. Enclsd gar .. w/d ••••••••••••••••••••••• SptYGL.ASS HILL RUNN INGSPHINGS 1 MM A C U L ATE hook up, crpts. drapes. Large3Br.Condo2'h Ba. Exechme5br,3ba.bonus Ocean. bay & night vu ~ TSIDE 3 Bd 2 fe nced backyard. No o· f m·1 rm room a/r mlcrowav'· Beaut 4 br. 3 ba, formal On the way to BtR Bear EAS rm 1n area, a 1 y . . . .!. ll('autiful 3 view lot in bath. family room , pelS.S43S.?10-562?· __ frplc , crpt, 2 st ory, spa,view,nr405/Ahcia OR. pool. corner lo<' ho fenced yard. $800 mo. L 1 bd h . comm. pool. Avail. 3-16. $1095/mo lse. Sec de Avail. imm<'d. Le ase Woodbridge Condo Yrly Lse. S565. 2br, lba. lower unit , lge backyrd fares park . i n c l . pool/lake/boat facil. 957-1081 days. 552 781!1 4br. 2''iba + family room Newport Crest. ava il 4 II /81 644 8053 perm. mtoarea. Call Barbara. Barrett ovey 4 r ome In -.acmo. +deposit. Call posit. 581-1330 da ys. Sl900 1mo.644·\968. Brandnew condo.2bdrm. A rlac• ift the Sun $25 000 College Park. Children _..., A G T 5 9 8 2 5 1 1 · Rlt 642 5200 152 •'»'>9• ~ · 1 'hba. kids ok. S60()1mo r• SprincJs 4-rl• 6409998 640 1649 y. -ok. no pets 546-6147 or -~ ~o... eves/wknds Bluffs Condo 3 Br 2 Ba · c.M 770-5578 or 642 1430. South end Vl EW lo« • 2br House w /gar. quiet . 646 6789 3 Bdrm townhouse in split level with sunde~k POOL. All 2 bdrm . 2 20 a(•re parcels of recrea no peL-; S450 /mo 848_2474 D--._._. 3226 Heritage Park. Highly LOCJ19G MHJ-1 3252 Clos<' to pool. tennis TowntiouM bath units. Own er'i unit llonallandw 1palm l recs -ruwn d d E 11 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• $8()0mo.Agcnt675-5930. Unfw1MsMcl Completely furn 3 l)vt 2 hours rrom O.c from days ••••••••••••••••••••••• upgra e . xce en 3 Bdrm L N" 1 '""'c:" 3525 NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAR·ROUND FUN: Social Ac t1v1t1es Do •ectnr •Free Sunday Brurich •BBQ s •Par lies • Plus much more GREAT RECREATION: Tenn·~• free lessons fpro & pro shopl • 2 HeCJllh Clubs• Sauna • Hydromassooe •Swim mong • 011v1ng Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS Son91es 1 & 2 Beurooms • Fur n•slled & Unlurn•shed • t.dull l•v•ng •No Pets • Mude1s Ope" Cld•ly "!to b Oakwood Garden Apartmenta Newport Beach/So 17\JO 'b!h SI J 1tl" J1 •tt~ 1~14) 642·5113 Newport Beach/No. b8(., "' "" ,,, •1 •• ,7,4 64S-l104 Arrrie.s from !x'llch. 2 Br 2 Ha . lovely ocean vu. to end of June or wkly or monthly MS-5036 -. b ba d r I S745 loca.tion. No pets. 9600 ag igue if'UoTV • ••••••••••••••• • ••• • • • patios, frplc Owner will $29.000 Barry William 2 Br 2 full bath condo. 2 3 r. 2 • Y • rp c. . mo Agt.~9293 mo Gankner Included. Rig Canyon Townhome llunt Beach Townhouse carryAlTD $295.000 <.'enturian l11vestrrn•nt car gar Pool. jacuzzi. + utlls-orleaseopt1on. · · Call 951-9031 or831·1939 on golf course. 2 Br Lar ge 2 Br 1...., Ba . A~lnwfth Betty Grubb,Ownr Bkr Corp 833-3212 Gas pd $700/mo. Days 49'1-3034bkr 4bdrro. 2 ~ba, Wood· AskforJlmml. Dt>n. 21".t Ba Extensivl' Adults only $475 mo U..fwNllMd 86 8"01 h b Id"• hom• across -improvemenls . Nc vl'r 775-1664 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ime SMr-.~..t~r•ol 2 I 3 l · ,, . om e 3 br, 2 ba. yard. gar . wet l r •"' . t" b at k Mh tloa V•io 326 7 lived in. Flrepla<."e. wet G....-al 1102 0 2450 213/923-2660 bar & more. l600 mo. rom IWllD c u par · ••••••••••••••••••••••• bar ·--18· pool J·acu•·i· Nice Twnhse, $495 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MMn ---Call ~ 1111-9343 no pets. S1Z 5 t m o . n-aut. N-, Exec hm• ·""m ' . •• •••••••••••••••••••••••Dix E. Side twnhse. 3 br. __ · S.Sl-1913. -· 2._,t,;, 3br. study~ & paUo. BeAt available. 2br. 1"4tba, Avail lm ArYMTS FOllaarfT aguruallreumevacalion 2'h ba, patio. frplc. bit· 4bdrm. 3ba. fam rm. f 1 SUOOmo.760-0448. med.Savage Wild&Co H.B .. N.B .. Costa Mesa summer timeshare. Ex· ins. auto gar opener, patio. l mi lo harbor. no Rancho San Joaquin. 2 fam rm, a/c, 2 · ~P cs. 675-6606 Something for Everyone ~ Macnab·lrvine 642-8235 t•h ange world vnde wash/dry hook.up, $690 pets . S760. 492-3051 , br,2bacoodo.2cargar. g~rdener. magnificent Spacioos 2 BR. Den 2 BA Barh. to 4 Br. Unfum 0 e e d 0 w n e r 759 05S8 m pool jac refrig view or lake. lake pnv 3 Home In Corona Del A 1 ts Fw-nf hed Apt.s Ce . l t" OFFICE ILDG (213)339 7008. . eve~ _492-2998eves ---~:~r dr.yer . range. car gar. S92S/mo 22396 Mar Availa ble Thru •• '!'!:::':!:: ...... ~ ..... o er~ r rt;~no I ~as ~o~~ 30 Units. 10'1 financing Out of St-A.... -5 Br. 3 Ba 2 Sty Sl100 H•1"'9cJtoft leach l240 compactor, a/~. avail: ~almeron. 768 6454 June $1500/Month. Call lalboo PettiftMlfa 3707 fireplare. laun. roo m. ---- OWC $70,000 w i no unr mo.lo;e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mar. 1, $750. For info. HOMESFORRENT 1S9-91~Broker. •••••••••••••••••••••••b e amed ce iling s . pymts $425 ,000 A~t rroperly 2600 494-0066 Sblkstoocean Elegant 2 ll9'7~ 3 Bd $550 575 I OCEAN"'RONT aara"es. all built·IOS 646-1S44 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm. fam rm & den. ca · rm · 3Br. 2Ba. dining rm. en-,. "' "' . 0 A scenic Or1!gon Coast. F.asts1dc sharp 3 llr t Ba. ($750 mo). Plush crpt.s. HOME FOR RENT F e n <' e d ya rd s & try kitchen, good cond B.alboa Bachelor Lovely Garden & Townhouse L'I .... -: "t r d t k f I Bdr a..o5 "' d garages. Kids & pets •'1V'I mo ""8·0423 view. quiet & serure design . • 24 Uti41TS • r.e~ .... c1y, ence. ou · house Bric rp c, 2'"1 ba, cedar & glass. 4 m . ..,., . r~nce welcome. 964.2566 or """"' ·~· Adult. no pet. Sl95 incl TSL MGMT. 642-16-03 $250,000 dn. 8 yrs old, t\!~~:,~rv~;k'°:24:;:ccss1-dshwsr . RaraRe . Quiet Obi car pvt gar. fully yard " garage. Kids & 973-2971. Agt .. no fe e Lovely. 4br in Har bor vu utils_. 613 637~. ------- ll"lr financing Prin on street ~ mu Wayne maint. yd. Adults, no pets welcome. 964-2566 --homes Grdnr 110 pets C ckf M 2 IB>•OOM, $355 ly. Ms Deaton or Mr Tulsa. Oklahoma single Agent 646 8816. pets. Inquire at 527 18th. _or 9'7!J.2971. Agt., no ree. M•wport leach 3269 _,51~0 lse 640.5836 • · OroM or 3722 On quiet cul·de·sac. lov· S t. 714 /960·633 1 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ely. spacious. clean. Lrg Schemme agts. 131 2525 s t ory on 7 /10 arre 38 2• .. B d Mier -L .. "'51 d or 978-0361 r. " 3 con °· 0 · 96().5112 rVR -Newport Shores Canal 3 br. 2 ba, Har bor View 2 A"S. landscaped encl yr · rllDE OF OWHEISHlr narLu Assume 1v.o/t loan and owner will participate 111 secondary fin ancing. Only $130.000. Call now! 979-5370 .ALLSTATE REALTORS J. "Large ''brlckand s tone wet bar. many eKtras. -· WOOOlllDC.E front 4bdrm.3ba.ne wly Hills.S850 /mo le ase. gar. Ana heim Cnr $1 24.900. 13 yr int. Great location. $695. *** Y"'LE de.......,.ted. 2 blocks to Onbeach.Pvt.gate.$550 Ka te lla & Euclid ) (714)559-8643 &«-0685 857 2302 h ._..___ "" .. .,.. 545·6761, 963-4057 & $11 00 f mo .C i n c I . ~7868 ----· · · • _,... lSTADS ocean.~. ----utilities.) No pets: New --·--l eal &tale b b 1 42:5 Merrimac Way Gorgeous Harbor Ridge 3 m 8 s t e r 5 u 1 t e . lal»oa I.a.cl 3106 _ _.,__ 2800 Eastside 3 r . 2 a. ge Coet.a Mesa Lincoln model, like ne w.. Ocean and b 3 y v u . br. library. Lovely vu . ... ---T"' s u n p o r r h . y a rd . You·~ the winner of 3Br, 2~Ba. 2frplc, air Versailles penthouse. 2 1 l 4 · 6 7 5 · 7 7 6 4 o r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $600 1 mo . i mm ed . 4freetlckets cood .•. uPCrades . patio, Br 2 Ba. pvt guarded $l800.:...Agt,64-4~7· 213-928-1844 1625. 2 Br, modern. patio Mobile Homes-Lakeside 645•0346 ($32valuel. to b~autifully landscaped adult comm. Pool, spa , WESTCLJFF C 11 f St di & garage. 227 Cor al Big Be a r L a k. e o r ,.L-_ v-r~ • bAck. Use of ten· g Y m . c 1 u b h 0 u 1 e oiy, ~ma um. u 0 213/l!llS-3511 Ocnfront Laguna Brh. New2sty.2br hse,frplc. --~ 015 courts pools 4bdrm. 2\o'zba. 2 frplcs, No kitchen. Employed --------- termsorlrade.499·3816 OW. wash/dry . yd , Mar.l7th,8PMat )acmzi.clubbOuae,lak~ $1200/m o . 675·4498, dc1l-'ahnrn!sohveern.s .sfn1:d Female. Non smoker.l...,.rc•alllla 3107 .... al .............. balcony , gar. S525. MootcomeryWard & sailing privlledces. home.~754lofrl~e. "" ., Rers.$275.640.4999. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ".,.. ... ....,.. MC. c-..... t B_.·t.ol ...... yrd, "ardener. clean. No -~---1 B Apt Cl t.o .. _ h W _..._.. 2900 Adulls._no ........ 642·1725 ......, r .. ,. a ...,, SllO. Phone: 559.7....., New...-Crest 3 Br. 2'h ., C ......_ ..... ~-3724 r ose vcac --~~ CoetaMeaa Ba.<kean vlew Pool, pets. Lease. SHOO. 1514 O•ni.......... & Bai~ Ferry. Yearly ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR 2 Ba . fa m rm. Call e..2-~8. ext. 272 to Super 4 br, 3. ba. den. tennis. S790 mo. 642.J.C9l. D 0 v er Dr · 0 P e n ••••••••••••••••••••••• t I $365 C 11 Investor will take over dinette. 1700 sq.fl. $750 claim your ticket.s. frplc, presUgaous Rae-Sat /Sun. 1-5. SUS CASIT A S ~~. · · 8 -----111111111---payments on your va-mo. Gninr incl. 642-4623 • * * quet Club. $745/mo. 3 Br. 2 Ba. lar1e yard. 2 3bdrm. pvt beach & ten· Fum 1 br. apt. S32S & up. ShnL gCewhr cant home. Call & let's -----sse.ms car iara(e. $745 mo. niscourt. S700/mo. Encl. gar. Adults. no Beach House 2br, tba. new cptfdrapes/pnt, patio, gar, 2 kids OK S$00/mo. Vrly. 673-7531 High traffic location in talk about it. 547-3182 Huge 3 br, 2 ba. submit on l Bedroom Condo near 6?s-a5Q pet.s. 2110 Newport Bl. Costa Mesa. lOO'il oc ----kids & pel.s. avail. now, Brookhurst /Adams . 3bdrm. newly decor con-· 551-3006_. ____ 543-4968btwn8&5PM cupied. Reduced in price I need a 4 bedroom house. $625. 631-6994 PooltreMis, Etc. $450 do in Irvine Groves. 2Br. 28a Condo. only 3 2 BR. den. 2 Ba. rplc. CASA DE 010 to $477,0001easehold ~~~teorxf;a~one!fi~~PI~~~: 3 Br . 21h Ra . new mo.M6-44TJ $650/mo. No p ets . y r s o ld. Sec luded aarage, walk lo beach. 857-2141, 549-3911. n e I g h b o r h o o d Pool & tennis priv $750 AU.UTILITIES PAID 17141 6fl-4400., 547-3182. T o wnhom e . Frplc, HOME FOR RENT w /beauliful meadow & llle 640-52?2 · 121)1.J .. 2 • .. 1 "I micro-wave, auto gar 4 Bdrm. ~95. Fenced Nice4bdrm. 2'hba house, park landscaping. Pool. _. _________ Compare before you Dix ocean vu l Br. newly • R...tals door. pvt yard, dlx thru· yard & garage. Kids ar 2 frplc, nr shopping jac, s&1ma. $600 mo. No BIG 2 BR. Across from rent. Cus tt>m design d ecorate d w/garage. HARBOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• out. Approx 1600 s/f. pel.9 welcome. 964-2568 center. pool, Jae, tennis . s m childrf n ,714 ) bch Bit· ins . patio . features: Pool, BflQ. Adult.s 1675/mo. Ask for HOtlMSfumlthed Be s t E 'S ide l o c . or'iTIJ.2971 .Agt.,oofee. $725.S51-693lalter6pm. 631_7184 . 498.7972 a rt lndry, gar . S700 yrly . cov'rd gaq1ge. new Faye&t0-9900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $750/mo. lst /lasl + S300 30PM nan..-d 962 ..... 14 furniture. surrounded . -. -------•OOL & SP"' Ellclusive Woodbridge 6: . ''"'"' s. ....., · Ith I h I d ap1· g Nice view 3bdrm 2ba 2 lolNMIP..-sula JI07 dep. No dogs . Avail ,. "" ----w pu.~ an sc n . · · • 3 "81 2430 S nta An" 3 bdrm home. vlclnity or pvt comm. twnhse, 2 br. -Y-ea-rly-..... -tat 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Luxury 4 Br. 2'"" Ba. Adult living at Its best. sundecks. frplc, beams, A Oiv1s1on or •••••••••••••••••• • •••• .,,. · a • 2 b den lak · • ..... ..,.. No=· no"""'•. Richard 640-llSO A U ·t F 1 ,,.c. 7800 Adam!I & Newland, H.B. a, · e view, spa, a'n cl. stove . ..,50/mo. Newport Crest Condo .,.. ... ll arbor lnve~lmenll'o Charming5bdr m.3bath ~:. m _· ~-_. ti f $700 •• · 1 rmfum'·hed'u10 dys:"'M>7072 eves. i S750 mo . lmmed. oc· a a c · · Possible lease option. Some ocean view. S900 "' ~ '""" ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-!!!'!'-·-bayfront with 38' boat b lb Co d I Refs.831-7204,559·1833 A"' . ...,.-.. 2 Bdrm furnished $480 . -: float. $1600 mo Bill 2 c~~d. ~m~o~· SX:r~~· cupancy. ..,. u,,N,,_ mo. Agent642-9411. 365 W. Wilson 642·19'71 Spacious 1 B.r w/1arage, ..... ,a';..~ Grundy,675-6~1. tached gar, refr /micro. rALM SPltlMGS UNIV. PARK. 2 br +den, ----' laundry Cacti. $S2S. Ask r 2 I 00 I t--3 144 M v d ....,., 1 t b S750: 3 br, $700. No pets, Bach. J\pts. Utils paid. for Faye. 640-9900 "_. esa er e area ........ acat on cot age y both end unita, choice Weekly or Monthly . •••••••••••••••••••••••·•••••••••••••••••••••• $415 /mo. 645·3028 w'!fltofmonth. loc, xlnl cond. • br McNashReally&42.1334, Avall. April lit. 2 Br. 2 MEW IHDUSTllAL /mo tse. fully rum. Ex· evesfwknds (714)980-1701 or 11 "'~" .. ..-eves. Ba. with sundeck. Close Sq ft b 'Id · I twnhome, $800. A 3 ,,_ .. .,,.,o 7682 . u1 ing an e c . t w n h s e i n ------494-5420ans. serv ce --------to beach. No pets. S700 Orange Co. $410,000. Northwood. 3br. 2\o'zba. Lge pr, tiny lase. lbr, 1 close to pools, s pas Ir Stunning large 1 Br. mo. 67S-012.4 Jackie. So.Calff.R....Mw famrm.alr,microwave, ba , adults. no pets . 28r . l~Ba Coodo. bllns, tennis.ALS03br+fam. ·-•r 892 37 1 ""• d ts $425 born · Gree Garden Apt Pool & Rer 546-5605 2 frplcs, pool /spa ~/~~-c.,..., rps.nope . rmsep. etn n-area.710W.lath.St. CharminglBr,soof hwy, $1200/mo. complete. mo. lt7117 Keswick Ln. tree bJ greenbelt. Nice HAI OI VllW LIASH -beamed ~lUng, refrig. LohforS. 2200 ~. 3Br w/garage. Newly de· c n r Ad a m s Ir yd, Pf.ta OK, f150. Art. I H .......... heclt 3740 gar.SCIOmo.955-_.9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----corated. Eastside. Lrg. Brookhurs t ) (21 3 ) 759-l.9f1.~. •••••••••••••••••••••••a . lor _ N W"'TllROMT Beautifully furn ished yard.~. 673--0llM. 598-3738 ---------3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room H.l.'iA .. IST ::.~. apt_., mo. 0 "" 3Br,lmmacWoodbrid&e ---- ---------LEASE Turtlerock Ith ti Q . t " ~-LOTS home. Terinia, pools & New 2 story rear house. 2br, redecorated, fenced Glenn. lrtest aintle ram w n e W car Pe n g · u 1 e Spanish F.lt.ate Llvin1 r 164-4190 A few CABO DEL ESTE s hopplntt. $1100 mo . Zbdrm. 1'1'.lba. sprinklers yard, SSOO/mo. Reh. home, $bdrm, 3ba, fam neighborhood a plus. Beautlful park·llke sur-1--------- waterfront home sites $59-6220fonppt. & fenced backyard . 542-os:JZ rm, central al.r, 3 car $1,000/ mo. roundln11. Terrace d .......... JIJ4 remain on Lake Mlason ---water pd. $500/mo. Lst. ---------1ar, walk co pool • ten-· pool. Sunken gas bbq, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Viejo. Thla Is the final ..... IHct. 3 141 last,$300refundableaec. aBr.2Ba.Super clnS•S nb. Sl,060. CaU oar1 5 Bedroom, 3V2 bath-spectacular aparltllnc fountains. J lf'. I l•A.pt opportunltboy to bf'ulld ••••••••••••••••••••••• ISO cleanlng.AvallAprll Home on cda nr bch, al\.erlpm:'7SZ.Ull. home r eaoy to move into now. Spac loua r oom s . Newly dffor. Ga• pd, your~am me. romLrgnewtbdrm.modular lst.MZ-1516. rrpJ. blt-lns, w /up Ocean and night light view \g Separate dining area. e ncl 1ar. poo l , $285,000. Call Henry mobile home, all blt-it1.1, grades 16t5 w/Ordnr Woodbrid1e Townhle. 2 fabulous. Gardener. Walk-In ck»eta. home-d h .. d Its D t l71~-•1011 2bd lbad I • *-U ... e ..... •c"'-n .. cablneta. t was er.,. u · uran 1 ._... . deck, pool, st eps lo rm. up ex ... ar, •J.D. story, a br, by tennla • ~ OI a ""'• ,.., • Ml 5(113 beach. 24/hr sec. gate. WHher/dr1er tloolt·Up, pool late $675/mo .1,35 mo. Walk to Huntln1ton 1-...:.· _. ------- •+Acre Loh 9850.521-1110. rae• noon, crpb, paint. 3 Bdrm with garece. 551.81s7s0.MOJ • Center. l•T•-•••' OWC 20% DWH $4'JJ + dep. l amall child Chl1d CM' small pet OK. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Carmel model. t Bedroom-unfum . N ~ deco I• pct t1t-7SOO tt4-21'7l .,.,..._. l lH ~ .... No-'•.1J52Me1er. •soo mo. 538·2458 or RANCHOSANJOAQUJN All new decor. Easy access to pool rrorn...,o • '· 1 1" • •• ••••• ua ...... • t e n c: •• , .• poo . Owner/Act • ·::::.OI•• _;•1•••• "9-,... U&-'lm. 2Br + dm vkw condo. and schools. Gardener. l BedroOm· um. d t •aaber. Adu 1u . ~ -Free...,, until J /Sl. Up. $850/ mo. from "30 &U..$01J 10 Acrt1. La.cun• Beach, Cutomhed l ullury ClNn 2 Br bouM, 1ar. a.nan older 2br, lba hH 1raded. Comm pool. 2Bedroom-furn,'4tO •~~;.;..;..;;....._ ____ _ soned R·L. $115,000. 2" home wlftnt.atUc vie•. adulla, no ,.u. MIO-11t off.,... Pkt but no 1ar, , .... ~-~~-----:-nlll•~~-Adulll,nopett. MIWLYllCOI.. dwn,owner..,~ Sped.al feat.une for•· ••ast.DIO~act.IAH. 117$..... -\1\0ttMan.tl 1 Br ... Pf, IMI pr, terta1nle •. I . Doran, Wtt•l'idfa .... fm NS. d/...,._, poal Addi. Rltr.lfleD Wt.Ulde •Ir Jba, tac~~~~ I Br. J aa. atrlua. LAQUINTAMEMIOSA M1.-J JU, am petlcMWm oil. ~•• --· "-· t t t I t e o , 1 o c: 14 t 11111 Publde La, l blk t ..;...;.... ______ _ llilmtd. occ:•p •"· ••• P•ll• N it/••· o..._. Yr ..... c:.a11 w. of IMdl. a bib a. of ._,._ M)'S, 111.JMO (IU)Ht•lll O or ........ 1111. Mk ~: --------1 "· (TU-I• 11r.1.-... A"8•t~ • , ____ 1CT;_-M4_..l....__..,.-._1~=..;:;=;:..:+.=o~~-=-~ ~~ ·-::::::::::=-:~o::-"":':"-:-°~ ........ ~~-.,.;.....---"';""'.'-tl .. c__. .. M• 3122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDI 3Br.l~Ba.Townhouse. Laree 1 Bdrm. Near No pet.a. ~-127 21st. shops, pool, all util pd. 3 Bdrm apt. 4 blks to St. Days 646-42162, Eves 1884 Monrovia. 548-0336 be a c b . N e w c pt . 645-9643. 2bd ts 2273 $425+$250 dep will move WESTBAY APTS, large 2 Ma':t'~.;.carpe ' you in. C/21Surf536-7542 Br, 2 Ba, $480-$485. New 545-5004. 3 Br. 2~ Ba. 2 Story, garden •pts, patJoe, spa. frplc, lndry rm. In 4· AduJts,nopeta. Triplex , 3 br, 2 ba, Plex. Bolsa C hica / •W. Wilson, 631-5583 '550/mo. 1 br. 1 ba, W otc.an *** LKl'Oftdl 12:50Adams C09ta.lleH $350/mo. Encl. gar' amer area . ..,_, per f111Jc. patio, lndry fac. mo. 84C>-S504. 2278 Pamela Lane, C.M. 1 br, l ba, frplc, DW. encl. Open hrs 4:30-5:30pm. gar. Nr Hunt. Harbor. 645-M'73. Jan, 846-1186. *TRANQUILITY* Very private 1 & 2 Br adult apts. AVAIL. NOW. Large floor pl_a ns. 1Female, age 25.35, non- garden landscaping , smoker, with kitch priv. pool, jacuzzi. Great loca-1t'a block to bch. N.B. lion. close to ever· 675-l706. ythl n g ! Some --==------ t.own.hou.ses & a pts with dens avail. No pets please. From S.'>40. 1st TIME AVAILABLE 500-2600 Sq. Ft. NEWPORT BEACH SPECIALTY CENTER High Ylslblllty ....... .,.... .. Traffic LocatioR Special LeoslltcJ a..c...tlYes Mow Pror car eer woman Avail now in prime o.c.1 __ 1_7_1_4_t_6_7_5-1_6_6_2 __ needed to shr home, pvt airport Joe. 3 orrices, ,,._ Locatioft rm bath, garage, use or conference room & re-ll f I $200 NB 1270 Sq rt on busy Beach MAIUMIRS S9UAI! a ac · mo. · cept. area. Ideal for Boulevard-Huntington APARTMENTS Room for rent. nice house 645-72'78 s ma 11 bus -I des k Beach. Ideal for real Elegant suite, pool, Fash Jsl. No smk. $375. 640·6594 eves. Joyce 54-0-31122 days. Garage? 1244 Irvine Ave. & area, $180/mo. NONSMOKER /storage. Rooms $150 estate office, store or 711 w .• ,... St. c.. ....... c ... 641-4461 Stor.ge 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted: storage space for I small car, will pay in advance. 631-3424 l .... W..ted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Garage needed. Q.M . area, must have 2'4 hr access. 673-7586 Need Garage for 2 cars 642·0244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... Opparfwtlty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** A..J. Delphi"° 3883 Parkvaew Ave. Irvine You are the winner of 4frftffckeh ($32 value). to Circus V C1nJ01 Mar. 17th, 8PM at Montgomery Ward ~ Fwy. at Bristol Costa Mesa Call 642·5678, ut. 272 to claim your tickets. *** Broker wants partners. Arnie Quevedo. The Property Mart. 640-9019 V ou are the winner of .. .,... ..... <SIZvalue), to c1ra1v....- 111ar. 17tb, IPll at Moatpnery Ward a P'w7. at Briatol 2 Br. Gar. Child/Pet OK. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba apt, frplc, S485. Ask for Mike. encl. gara1e. $455. Agt. 641-0793 ~4or848-2780 Between Westcliff Dr. 968-8139. Bayfront, pvt sulte. each. Make deal on all or other suitable business. &c Mariner Drive. Resp. single adult. part. Call Steve: 966-0644 2 Private baths. availa-i---------• 6 45-0252 Lge room. C.M. area , Garage SS7S 673-1521 or7ecM>l69. ble immediately 10 Cost.a llesa Call 642-5171, ext. 272 to claim your tickets. *** 2 HUGE Bedrooms in 2 &c 3 Bed r 0 0 ms .•----------nonsmoker. refs, w /or ' · --------Year lease. Attractively super locatlon. Fully $400-"50. Kids OK, no Near new 1 br. centrally wok.it. priv. 64.2-S7SS M /F. 25+ to abr Zbdrm EXECUTIVE SUITES priced. d b 11 i ---------• apt in C.M . ....uh wri•-r Monthly rental inc Ids re-64• "'121. •-" 216 carpet e • u t · ns , pets please. Water/ located, encl. garage. ..... ..., pb -•• 1round floor. Adults, no Trash Paid. Carport. $S00.8'13-2113 4bdrm house, residential at UCI. $188/mo + .,., cept, one coverage, Weekdays pets. S350 mo. Apply Apt 964-2566or973-2971. Agt., area, Mission Viejo. util. Call Dave : 64H158 mail serv., coffee, util, --------- £ 518 w. Wilson . noree. 2br. lba, f111lc, Newport lbdrmforreot.S217/mo. eves. janit'I. Xerox & sec. SUILIASI ATTENTION tNrafOI ~-Hgts ~/mo. M/F.77().2163. serv. avail. Douglas omce & warehouse In ---------i---------•Yortttown/Beach. 2 Br. 1 675-0349 Female.Lgbometoshre , Plaza , Irvine loc. The Esplenade, Redhill ft. Corona del Mar, 2B lea 1Sto h 3bd b u Lrg furn . w /ba . Co ...... •delMar,u ""mo $325-$550. 851 -2120, r. · ry, s ag, nn, l ~ a, ..,50/mo. Ba. Dshwshr. patio, 1 d d It ....... ~ nr Bristol. 1·.C yr lse. 4 of-Coast Hwy frontage. HCOIRATOIS Custom shade. drapery ' and carpet business w /expandin g interior design cUentele 1500 sq drnoo patio Crplc d/w ,,_ Shal C 11 R W T h YEARLY. 3 Br. 2 Ba. emp oye a u . non-incl util. 760-9415 848-Ql(lieves/wkends. r · t e XI lion •-ls 11 .,_. • • , •ON amar. a on garage. ater/ ras s mkr . CM h ome . aces. recep . ar a , n gu::rm e .. we beam ceilings, prv. gar. at 522-1734 or Noa at paid. 1 child OK. no pets Steps to ocean. $695 per S 901 556-6318 Roommate wanted to EXECOFF1CE SPACE warehouse w/lge sliding under market. Includes Ad Its. $450. 2650 "G" 642-7919, please. $425. 964-2566 or mo. Bltr. 645-3683 1 mo. · share S233 + ~ ut. Very Newport, 1675 sq ft <or door, full sec. system. stock & FFE. f72,500. _E_lden__.._._<_1>_538-__ 8406 __ . --Good toe. 2bdrm, 2ba,1_97_3-_'B7_1_._A_gt_._._n_o_re_e_._ Quiet 2 Br. 1 Ba. with Bea~tiful . lge rtr a I spacious house. 10 min more>. full ser vice. =~ n;;-: c~a~I ~n~.f~ *Cote Realty Mesa Verde 2 Br. 1 Ba. crpts, drps, frplc, bit· New plwih 2br, 2ba apts. garage, patio, pool. gar en room. pv en· rrom OCC 631-1597, ground nr. ample prkg, 3125181.call afterlOam Dining Rm. Newly de-Ins. gar, lndry rac. April 2,24:1sq ft. Extras. 5041 Adults, no pets. 1801 H. trance. SSO/wk. 494-9575 548-9443 avail. 3116. Sl.30/ft. 644.6500 & Investment corated 1arage. Adults, 6th.$450.Adults,nopets. DumbarSt.S46-950l 15th. St . Newport Room with kitchen priv. Ter ms ~lgotiable. To•----------1 640-5777 no pets. $400. 1st. last & 549-4Q50or 557-4347. Heights. $450. 642-7340. Near bus & shopping M IF $150 +k V4 utilities see, call 975-0403 wkdys. Westside 2Br 2ba comer '""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! securit 6420735 2bdrm 2ba pvt Non·s m o er please. Courtesytobrokers. home, lg yrd w/attach-= ___ Y_· __ · __ ·---1 E.side 1 Br. lrg yard. wash/dry incl. jo· gar 3 Br 2 Ba . incl . center.962-7520aft6PM Avail Marc h 15th . store, zoned for busi- NEWLY dee. 2Br 2 ba $3115. encl. 5032 Dunbar. stove/refrig. yrly rental orwlmds. 557-9640 545 sq.FT. ness. Compl. renovated townhouse, frplc, patio, ~7814 or 963-7600 846-9501. S675/mo. Agt. 673-3355 Hotek, Mot.ls 41 OO Shirley and boy want to 17th St, Costa Mesa. 3 S7 so , 548-1905 d y s, encl gar. ~. no dogs. . d room suite. S450mo. 751·2340ev. 998-3128.SlSOdep. Newer,closetobeach,lrg Large 2 Br. Tri-Plex, Verasa1lles lBr/stu io ••••••••••••••••••••••• share home by beach. Realonomics 675-6700 •------- Venture capital avail. Business expansion, Real Estate. Contact Thomas Ged h arl ( 714 )764). 21666 ---------• 2 Br w/frpl, lrg garage, ·patio, garage. Close to penlhse condo. adlts,no Balboa Inn oceanfront CallBam-.Cpm.557-8712 ---------Cowmmrcial 2 bdrm. l ~ b a . dis -balcony. $495, Isl, last beach. 1209 Florida pets. $450 mo. + 1st-last Low winter rates. Daily CdM Deluxe Suites, AC. l...tah 4475 N PT. BCH. Emplymt. bwasher. crpls, drps, + $100dep. 631-7900 $450. 960-2854 + sec. dep. 645-3447. or weekly. Kitchenette. Fem Ul-25 to shr 3br, 2ba am pl pkg, util pd. 2855 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agy. Estab'd. 12 yn. 2 gar, 995-3311. $470. 979-5370Jim S90&up.57s-374o. hse non·s mkr new E.CstHwy.675-6900 Store Space for lease person operation . 995-3.111. Eutside 1 Bdrm for LOCJ19D hodt 3141 S t. 2 ~~~~,,nr Bch H.B.5 --.-l--.-1----1-1-00 1500 sq. ft. & 1260 sq. rt Include rum. & equipmt. ---------• SingJe. $350. 2 Bdrm. lY.i ••••••••••••••••••••••• unny upper w/pa ao. SEA LARK __,,,.._.u.., u1 e avaa . approx io Huntington Beach. 646-6229eves&wknds. Secluded 2 Br. 1 Ba. patio Ba. C500. Water & Gas Br. 2Ba apt. 50' to sand. Br 2 ba . $585 I m o . sq.ft. Newport Arches FI ex i b I e term s . I ...-t home with comm. pool. paid.~2708. Whitewater living . Dshwshr. no pets. 789 MOTEL Fem nnmte 25-35 to shr MarinaBldg.642-4644 213/""""7202 "YnnMll-A · w 6440685 3br home In Irv . ____ ...;;;..____ .-,. · 0 rfl it1 5015 Adults only, no pets. Frplc, beams. glass magos ay · · or S300/mo. Call 543.8456 Offices, 300-800 sq ft. --------1PPllln11Ny Avail 3-13-81. $500 per Upstairs 2 Br. 1 Ba. 2 Pvt. garage. Central 631-2029 *Weekly rentals now 8:30-5pm Nancy Street level. sky lites. nr 4,000sq ft. ror lse. storage ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 2'53 Orange Ave. children ok, no pets. S350 Laguna . $950 / m 0 . a II avail. • $98 and up. worit area. potential of· LOAN C500 or more. Dbl. M·~·ge•Apt.2. mo.l.ll..&lut+S200. de-40..0-•. Versailles Studio, •Co&orTV. •Phones m Laguna City Hall. Cice set -up . Will your money. Loan is ..... ·• _..._ A 'ti •·""" M /F shr lge 2br house. 4s.-5688 poslt. 787 W. Walson.•-L---.-.. ----1-5--10 meru es.-"'· rooms. CdM. 1 Blk beac h . ----·------negotiate good lse. secured by unprecedent· NEW BREED APTS. 552-MlO. CICJllMI 549-0833. 2274 Newport Blvd. C.M. Harbor & Warner, S.A. ed lBt in film financing l Bdrm & Bach from ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-7445. $250 /mo. incl. utlls. ---------546-3700 history. 714-957-4086 * 2 Br. 2 Ba. Condo nr SC Leisure World Lease 2br. Westcllfr adult condo. 2 67S.S020. 2300 1/C low cost, newly F 1 1315 Plaza, SA. Pool. $500. 2ba, Ydla Nueva on hill, bedrooms. 2 baths. Din-Su 10 R..tah 4200 dee. Costa Mesa. ---------•Unique business oppty. rp c, rec room, pool, Child OK. 549-3232 or gate 14, s pecta cular ing room. Fireplace •••••••••••••••••••••••Aware, happy person to COltOHADaMAI $SK-$20K needed un- jacuzzi , e n c lose d 641-1480 view, no pets, no smok· Fr~hly decorated. Un-Maul vacation rental. shrlargefum2Br.2Ba. 200to950sqrt,pre· Prime retail, vacant & secured, low risk, high garages. Gas & water . Ing 52 or older. $575/mo. rum. t600 mo. 631-7300. Oceanfroot Kaanapali 1 in CdM with professional sllgious bldgs, freeway ready. 800 to 1800 sq. rt. return. If you Hite to pd. Adults, no pets. 393 Zbdrm, frplc, cpts, patio, (714)Ml-0788 Bkr. Br, fully rum condo. sips Female & 16 year old close. See ?4ll East Coast & g•mble w /the odds in Hamilton,C.M.645-4411. sep. unit. 2638 Elden.•----------1 ----------4, pool/tennis. 1 week. Daughter. $350 + ~ utll. llhlldlealty calltoday! your favor call Mike NU 2Br. Condo by S.C. $475 /mo . 1146 -6789, Find what you want in WESTCLIFf 6 /26-7 /3. $280 wk . 7~8886&MS-1733 t)t-ISJJ (21.3)858-e889 Plaza, vu, AC , all 548-«>19. DailyPUotClaaaifieds. 2br,2ba,fl'Jll,pool,nr. 546-«W12aJ\5. S dio /loft ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!! ~tadef..A{,m, shops, adlts SS50 + dep. tu w • sep. ent., ~ ClA.,.,1,.,,," i.•,.,, U you Wiidt your 911.-ertia- ameoities, Sherry $500 wt .... •IHc• 3140 HwtL:gtoalHc• 3140 631-5596 Vacatlowl_.. 4250 Pvt home. nonsmoker. Office/Store /Business ·v ·"7"7illcv inl meaa1e to reach mo. m.zso ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.B. $450. 644·4138 spa-l~'LX•" Cho"ace more -pie at lower Newport Hei hts Duplex 4bdrm, 2ba condo on ... ~. •n ..,. 67.J-8~~ _... 2 br, crpt, drapes, bit-ins. tr.iF=================;al 2 Br. 1 Ba~ Adults, 00 North Shore of Tahoe. Room w/bath, lovely Harbor· Baker Center, coal , Clauified ii tbe ~•d1~ $95. 2272 llapte. Kennebunk. port? pets. $495. Mo. tst. last Fully rum. 5/min from bome. Nwpt Bch. S3()(). ~~t:,~e:9.1~cant ~2~•s~s!1!. Co!!•!•t!H!W'/!·!· !Cd~M!!l =~ IOI Call Now!• -·-• depoek. 517 Bolsa. Da7s North Star. $400/wldy. Nonsmoker. 8"·4138. -~--·-""'-"-----= ---------' L -..... _ Wasn't he the Ambassador from sst-3520, Eves Whcls 95HZ218,S»31M6Bert. G ,.__..._._...__..._._...__... _ __. ... _... _ __. ....... _..._.1111111111111111111.--le ..... -. aar. F•m. .. •• ..,.... ~. 1~ pref.lOMEICainino tD. Australiaunder Teddy Roosevelt? ~ LarpBigBearCabin for._. 431 $435.az..505'7 (Upm) ~ro~ Pool table, color TV. 2 •••••••••••••••••••••• ....:,.... ... ~ ~,, --.:.J a Br. 1 Ba. Steps to the fTplca,alpe 14. s.5-6916 30rt deep, dry w a II 2 br. 1 bla, 1 sty, car. l1e, If you're not sure who (or what) Kennybunkport beach. '8'7S. Property finished. Euy access, clean, nice decor, n was. don't feel bad-you· re not alone. Howe. 642-3850. wm trade 2 wb in lovely so 41 o um bar st. pets, $MO. 21718 Placen Keflnvtv•nkport is one of 14 distinctively bdmi town.house, $550 Ir home, Sno Summit, Bil Mtrl501. tia. ~1118 .. ,~ Bear IMe. for 2 wka In•---------• dl1ferentapartmentfloorplansatSeawlndVillage ts25.Adultanopeta. l40I beach ble durinl aum-Sin1le Car Gar for cozy 1 Br. Near 1bops In Huntinoton Beach. Seawlnd Village is a result Superior. MS-lllM. mer. (ZU)t9.4300 1tonae purposes only. bm. Adult. DO pet,. sm. of totally perwnaliud professional planning. Acl"Oll from beach, 2 br. C.M. ISO/mo. 145-2179, MS-'Jm. Tht kind of atttntJon you deserW. adult.t only, pool, iar, Mammoth 1Wlury condo, ...,..eves 1 Br. st.oYe, carpeta II A perfect blend of nature and IMng-"50. 840-5078 SllMI 4-8, &-day Ea1ler OMet..... 44ff c1ra,.. No t ltUdrtD nestled In a forest with babbling broCJkj Ind quiet ~-~· J. a 3 o. 9 s s a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '*'·.-mo .... tllZ. ponds. cooled b"j lllt\Jral OC8\ brWZ& Add to Cosy 18r cotta1e·type Elepnt pro1 blda lD H.B. that tennis courts. SWimming poofs. ajlcu:uJ and apt. ln quiet Newport PALM SPl .... S .,. per eq.ft. r... Red a convenient locatUln ,_.~Ind Rei~ nel1hborbood. Vautlon cotta1e by Carpet,m.t•t ' employment and you've got• pllC:t qone would flllO/mo. lit 11 lMl + "'* or moat.h. $150 .rt prouGfY call home.(EYen l<lnnybunlcporti) '100.Nopeta. m -m1. or n mo. <nt)tl0.l70l 1t11 Wllttllft. N.B. Want ' One Ind two bedroom, onuno.iwo blth ..,.._ YllW or-~ana.1ervlce. flaudal lul: TOOOl.f. ~ La,.. I Br. a Ba. onr-lcwl• .. a.. 41H lit. floor. A.ltMMl-IOll. adult~~ loO,I•• lack hJ ... m-m•mm••••• IOU.C- ., ~. ~~b'Of C.:·0!.::c~ ·-.:~~~ •. ~:-~~ r. ... .r:.::;,;t:=. 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In· iin. at/Int Ptlalint by Prol.Nt'Vieeto1aveyou 1 e·-· ~ ·aa'1 bad! to won It ..,..,., ..._ dMD 6 u ..... 1 Clll&am llraPtl'J Wla-LudleapemaillWIDu.-ROVIET Call Gm.ham dl•ldual computeriied Rlcbard Slaof. (Jc, lnt. Ume • moae1. Ntwpiort 1 .... J adore clllldNa Work 1•1 r . Trudi 4oft, lm'• ol fabrics, Georp,5tf.IOJ5 Olrt. n-tt..t.MS-512! tax return. Nor.etam too Tryme.111-'tlO (I.Ort) .PadftcR.E.146-a.3 '• )'ou Y aDd my..,._. ID· mOUlltunll. ... rrlt , O.lf.4.•,.t. lOday del. dlf&ult.So.CoastPlau•---------1---------fon e1'8dla.,..... ID tldld '"'9._t.•ynla.,.a. HATRJUMS•• ExpertlM boutekeepin1, area.m.taappt. Palntlnl lnt./J!.t. ren· 111 .. •,~ad ,......._ UllJ..nit1 Park ·--• ....,.. 641-6614 Do YoUr Indoor /outdoor • q u IP • • u PP l l • • tall ow 1.-c:lalty. Ac· ....... •••••••••••··~·· • lh. area 7am-tpm-.ont ••••••• .. •••••-• ... ••• atr1uma need plantini or fumlabed, t.ruatwortby • -----COUit.le pamt.td. Prompt. New • ~ffn, Repair DAILY _. _. AeomtkCeWnp D,.,... refurblsblnr, Call depMt-4fro ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.ulde PalnUns, Or•I 1pecl11l1t/1&ay-bu11 -+ CUltom hand texturtn1 • •••••••••••••••• •••• •• N e w p o r l A t r l u m P--·••-...1 Ho .. _• e ""1llo htw wee 531-41111 pri09, Reliable. 548-0512 •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Lie. -.C. '*l·s:Mt Drywall S~lalllt ......,. ' ---""'""' -Problems? t Write any PILOT GEN. CONSTRUCTION QWll. Is prod. New a ,.. cleanln1 by KUMl. rtak, lo monthly rate1. Inter /Exler /Refiollbln1, QUAUTY ROOFING AdclUona, Remodelt C.,.,../C ••sreh mod. 1.-... 532·55-Ct G...,.. Sentcn Call Eve SS:J.5172 Plrkel Ina. 648-3995 cetlinp/waJlpaper. Lie. All ly~. free est. SEIVIC£ Llc/lM. llarkm-4411 ... •••••••••• .. •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Caln•Sona.•·5105 Vlaa, MC. S41·5t30 _ t Fo'Uftdatlou, Re&alaln1 DRYWALL our u -Complete Home Service Mature Christian lady t.•u••~ HARBOR ROOFING lllECTOIY -••IP tr W.U., Hlllalde Rettora· pert.IM. Quality with the From Relevels to seek.a boulecleanlo1 & "-t-lne11 RALPH'S PAINTING ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• tlon, Sia b1, pat lo1. rilhl priei!. 831·2004 Remodels. (1l4) fl88..4341 lronlnt. xlnl ref1. Deb· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uc. Int/Ext. Low Ra tea Ba.lbol Rooflna Co. DO ITNOWI R!:llOD£YREPAIRS Block•Brick.Ltc'd. ble1M7.&Ul For lna. purposes, we FreeEat. 914.55e41 Materlalooatsdownl AlllhrS•*• AllOCUltOm CablnHI M2.a8Teves. ~.-L..L..~ H ..... • videotape prop. & con-Fl'ftest. 813·8143 y Dall,y PUot 2nd pneration 17 yn tn ™.c. ....................... Tender Lovlne Cleanlne tent Call 64().0lOO Video DAVE'S PAINTING ~ceDl-rectory area. Uc'd. Top qual. CWldC.. •••••••••••••••••••••••Carpentry rooring by Starr. We give you Verlncatioo Servingarea9years ~•••••••••••••••••••• U•• Mr. Pak>cnbo, 982-8314. ••••••••••••••••••••••• EriLECTht rRICIANti-ptrlced masonry, 'plum bing, the kind ol service the M Mmt reasonable ..... I ..a JI I UC. CHil..DCARE I • ree es ma e on stucco drywall etc' world has forgotten. oso.ry lruured, Uc'd. 760-7301 Tile installed, all kind•. -• ... CUSTOM INTERIOR My Corona de! Mar lar1eor1mall Jobi. 646-9890 ' · lS/Yt"I exp. Ref's . Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1uaranteed. refs. John ~~!!!!~~~!!~ CARPENTRY home 873-2945 Llc.1396621 673-0359 Barbara at 5SZ·7372 or BRICKWORK : Small Paintln1: Comm'!, In· atS-1887 • BOOIDtEEPING By Jay &U-llOI T n.··Ut De d bl Carpentry, plumbin1 & M2..fl49. Jobs. Newport, Costa dustrlal. Resldentlal.1 --11--Qu---F-1--•TAXSERVICE . My home. Pl1nned ac· op...,... y, pen a e electrical. Llc. conlrac--Mesa, Irvine. Re rs. Free Est. Low r ates ti an arry- .oors, RU. ratea 416-0913 Custom Cabmets & Bara tivitles, bot lun ch, Service. Reas. Rates. 18 tor.Gene,6"2·853'7. Will clean your house, 67s-3175 6"13-073'1 enlri.es ar remodeling a · • fr Fini1hing, Garage snadDA leamln1exper. yraeitper1ence.S31·5055 apt oromceandleaveil apeoalty.894-4264 J. _ ___.___ Unit.s~l Call Kathy, 982-8594, Electrician _ Sm. jobs, Carpentry/H1ndyman DAiSY FRESH. Rers. EXPERT Brick 6 '9cnhrfl.,..r Tree5er¥ice •.e•••••••••••••••••••;• ~ off Slit Ii"~ . EveaSS-OZI4. Drywall, painting, patio 67S-21139 Ma1Cl111')'. Small jobs & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Drivewa)'I pa kl 1 lot 15 Y ..,l pnce. maint. & repairs. Uc. covers. Your specirlca· repairs. Frplc racings. Neal patches & textures . re alr1 'seal~o:lin C all for lnslallallon ':-wt Klor 1233108-CLO. 548-5203 lions. 753--0899 Ho•ottlffilM) Rera. 551-4555. 760-7074 Fne nt. 19).1439 Expert TreeTnmmer sis A ' b It 646-48f i date. Orange County ••••••••••••••••••••••• E E C d ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ten years experience Llc'd. sp a . Carpentry. 845-7'02 CooltnJetJon-AIJ types L CTRl AL an ~e· H•clwood Aoon EXECUTIVE w 111 MASONRY and remodel· ftt.~ 54s-1855. 751·2128 20ynexp Freeesl modelin1. Quality with ....................... houseeil, xlnl rers. ex· Ing. Quality with the ....................... w .... wClt••t AwkLaH.e C.,,.. Ser.Ice Lie. N:M589: 845-5'73 the belt price. 631·2004 HARDWOOD FLOORS per'd. lM7·S407, 644· 1248 beat price. 631·2004 Holleman Plumbing ..................... .. • • • • ••••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • ••••• • • • • • • • • • • CJe• .. ed •-Waxed S I "-. R I Sb I Electrician-Qua I. work, .,, • · 8 es-....,rvace· epa rs "Let 'lbe Sunsblne In" PARWEST WASH fr Calorm~ .... ~~!~m c eabn. RESIDENTIAL It Com· reu. rates. No job too AnyUme,832-48815.A. Exp'd local housesitter Frp.lcs Built, Refaced, Freeestlmales 552·7183 ~C ISunshlne Wlndow WAX o ..-,..__...en, w t mercial remod elln1. 11 F will cuant your home & Brack, Stonework. all anln Ltd 548-WS Spring Special Inter/ cr pts 10 m in. bleach. Quality with the beat ema ! ree eat. H..... care ror pets & plants. types. 30 yrs. exp. Weekend Plumber g, · Exl er Call for info HaU, Uv.-dl.n. rms SlS; price. 631·2004 646-lOllO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Limitf)d dales sllll avail, 893-3743 wat.er maws. sprinklers, 1 ......_ h l'-1! 631 547.) avg rm fl.50; couch $10; G•••t Haul, cleanup. concrete 5 /25·7 /25 . Xlnl rer11 solar, copper replumb, --... .., · cbr '5. Guar. ellm. pet Room addlUons, remod, ••••••••••••••••••••••• removal. Dump truck. 968-2725 (Mark) '--r ea sonable 642-2455. ClusU'ied Adi are re.Ur, l•pltlllt odor . Crpt repalr. 15 Yl"I plan. Geo. Pilmer&Son. Quickserv.642-7638 ---Mo•~ 9am-5pm small "people to people · ••••••••••••••••••••••• exp. Do work myself. Uc'cl 557.-32 · Laodacapln1-Cleanupe ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaJiea calla with bl1 re· Babysitting ln my home, Refa.531·0101 Treetrlmming-Hauling DUMPJOBS SELL idle items with a Student will move you al Make your shoppin g~ adenblpandbig reeults! 1 yr If up. Nr Victoria. .._.Hue ~I to•ulJ? Maintenance. Free est. Small Moving Jobs Daily Pilot Cla11irled reas. rates. 752· 1493, euier by using lbe Dally To place your claasilied CIUd.am Wu t Adi CalllU-...,,., Clalliftecladsdolt w•ll. Amie, 548-8414 Call MIKE 646-1391 Ad. 848-3'717 or847·3309 Pilot Clualfied Adi. ad, c:alJ loday642·5178 . .. •ad•wl •t1111a.Trwt Lott&'-d IJOOl.ost&Fomd SJOQPerna• 5350....,W•ted 7100HetpW..ted 7lOOHetpW•ted 7IOOtwpW..ted 7100 ·0,,trtulty 5015 Deicli 5035 ................................................................................................................................................................ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST C R rd S 11 A TLAMnS MASSA GI Leroy Neiman "Moby S3~~ on R ETURN per : at ewa ma AcCOW>Ung ADvaTISIMG Blk Female N.B./C.M. SPA A,. CLHK Dick" 1erie1 + book, yr, 2 yr. lat TD 960,000, FOUND ADS area. Needs medication I Be pampered by 16 1• Acct: Coot-~llfor certificates of aulhen· net.a SU0,000. Agt C714) 548-f539 1 Beaut. Girls. Open Excell. career op~ty . Immediate opening 1 for ticity avail. '5500. P.P. 642-S319anyt.ime. ARE FREE 1 OA M .4 PM 7 days Exper. nee. for Fu ion agency exp er d . 779-8718. FOUND: 3/3 Blk/Brwn PhoneMS-3433 · Island investment rirm. coordinator with gd. ---------For sale, S'T.100 note & T Male Dobie/Shepherd Medical/dental benefits manaeerial/organiza- Investor-1/• ownership in Deed, incl. 21 ~ int. Call: pup Hunt. Harbor Shop-· * * * • • fully paid. Computer ex· tional skills. Industrial new s:m>.OOO Turtlerock Pr Im e pp t y . Ag t pincCntr. 84.2·2"6 per. Call: 640-0123 or trade accounts back· Highland home. No 673-S4216, 751-0250 642-5'71 FANTASY ground prererred. Call money down, S700/mo. ,.,..... 5350 Freddi at 714·7»-035.5 rf ••••••••••••••••••••••• -"'!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!! S9,000 annual wrile-0 . l•wci .. Hta/ A ..... --a&-. Cltrtl = (714l8SH150. PM"loaah/ Lost: M Lab mix, under 1 PRE LAW student needs ESCORTS ..._...""'.f $25,000. Will do anything Small C.M. ore. A IP. Ce rtified Gemstones. Loat&Fomd yr, ll. golden. vie. Legal. Confide ntial 6la.1730 A/R,Ughtpayroll ramlly liquidating as-••••••••••••••••••5••1•0•0• Lindberg School, C.M. DVM . P.O. Box 3242. 12 ... ~ ...... M Free&E.O.E Sets . Xlnt ' ·nv est . Aw•c•••tl Feb. 27. R e ward . NB,....,.,., """"'"""'~ lrvinePersonnelAgy Ma l c 0 1 m 5 4 8. o 7 8 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-8588 · · ........... 9658Grdn Grve Bl. GG 488 E. l7lh, Costa Mesa 522·0413 SCRAM-LETS COVER GIRL * * * * * Sulte 224 s-t2·1470 LOST: Male Gold Rabbit ---------~ ASSIMILBS TRAINEES & ex - perienced neede d for TWO major Orange County manufacturing rirms centrally located Call immedia tely to make sure you don't miss this oppartun)ly. AIMc)all Abbott Temparary 557-9760 4500Campus Dr .. NB 711-5627 14211 Yorba St. Tustin loo<'h Free to Applicant 5020 ANSWERS vie Tradewinds/San· • OUTCALL • Parties for mature, free · liagoPleasecall646-9844 953-0778 MC/VISA thinking adult couples.1-•AAAA--AAA-•AA-A•A•A-A•A• AdTertfsiltcj Soles Make il happen ! If it feels like life is passing you by while your am bi· Uon & energy go towards someone. else's success, look into the Pen - nysaver . We offer an ex· cell. commission pro· ~~~~~~~!!!!!!!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Entail -Agency -LOST: Reward Mixed R.S.V.P. 549-7605 ACCOUNT ANT lwt1'*«:toryOH.r ~~.:S=~:S~~T= Terrier Blk/Wht vie FIRST LADY OO'ROSPECIAL 526,000 7.5ptscommlsslononall LEAVINGtheLINT Heil/Springdale H.B. Escort.Models MYSTICMASSAGE Residential construc- 2 n d T D ' s I'm amazed al politi· Lic.107780~5998 MA$AGES10W/AD · allpbi f.&~=:~r}e~ ~:1'i ~~ ~:r:t~}~~ wt~~ l year Calleo cal Mesa :~z~rnl* Santa Ana ~ 0~a~*!~Agency Liberty Home Loan, & they give you a tax Ver(le area 545-9579 MC&VISAAccepted Trnel 5450 ~rch~~=/~~;e lnvestment.s, 661·9343. break. It like thanking 8 Reward. Call all Spm ••••••••••••••••••••••• '" .. ....,. •1~ Want investor for prime P I c k Po c ket r or tL;o~s~t;: }Lo~n~1~b~a~i~r=c~a~l~l~co~r--.=~!::::;--1 way ticket. t-.A. lo Newportoceaalront pro-LEAVINGlbeLINT. l'rem. cat. Z1at • Oranfe, .....,-: Boston. Cheap. March t--------- GI 11 red llcorti 11• tam. m -242S. ACCOUNTANT perty. ve we secu Happy•• 5120 C.M. ~1039, 631-lm ZlldTD.PP.673-7877 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,__ 11:· F 24H111. 641-0180 P. Lost: .,,. .. mese 1tten. • 3 C_./Ca..dls E.do,..at & Anaheim M-.ytol.om 5025 .__1..1\ 1f1t. mosold,3/4/81.Eldennr Alw&w•/MC{Vha ,,.,. ... •••L••O·:·~·S•T••O··,·:::•••• ~r Del Mar. C.M. Reward.~!!!!!!!!!-..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ·s··:__::__··a··•••••••••••• An o,utM{.ndang op I gram plus profit sharing & Cull company benefits If you have advertising or related sales exper., giv e u s a ca l l 714·642-0811 . Mr Edwards. E.O.E. M/F ---------Alarms-Winning team Experienced personnel required by Orange County Security Con· lracting F irm . Low voltage & electrical ex· perience necessary. Ex- perienced only need app· ly (7141838-6310 Equity· for lst 2nd 3rds-FANTASY I..._._ 7005 the Accounting Depart .a. ... S~IHG SERV no max-quick runding. Lost: Irish Setter mix ••••••••••••••••••••••• A" .,.......,.. · . ""'"" v -,o " .~ J 898-2551. 631-0247 r: c-PortunltY 15 available in E. Hamillon·964·6833 pup, Si m o old, ver y i._ _________ ment of a leading rinan· Plsnt. ore. NB. Exp. or lEADIMG OC 1• c ial o rganiza tio n . will train. 3-HPM shift. I friendly _ Vic C · M · o.c. NEWEST & MOST AllUNICAlElaS Responsibilities will in· Wed . thru Sun. Also ASSIST MAMAGER Auto rental No exper necessary. Call 979·8826 orm-6550. AUTO RENT AL AG T No expe r necessary Ca II m-8826 or 772 6550 Attendant. PIT. to help with the morning care or handicapped man ~4522. Babysitter Wanted my home Mesa Verde 5 & 7 yr olds. ""1 day Mon & Wed /Fri 7am 4pm 549-Dl6 -IAIYSITTER Sl:~=i~S~:A~T~°h µ LS4S-02940 ST· .. Wh i t e LIBERAL STUDIO IS W1. Air AcodftRy elude analysis and pre· p/lime opening. 631 -5511 Equityonlst,2nds,3rds. r em . NOW THE BEA CH willbeinlerviewingpro-~aration of monthly =.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil•I FaslService& Funding! Samoyed Mesa Verde AREA'S CLOSEST AC-spect.ivestudentsinyour inancial s tatements: 1•--111111-----•1• Call Now! E. STARR area . N o colla r . T ION. 8125 Bols a . area. Jr you are 18 yrs. preparation of branch Assemblers Banking Fulltime. 1 infant. Sep. liv . qtrs on Balboa Island. Rers. 675·2545. 964-61133 R E w A R 0 . C a 1 1 M ldway City. Just 2 or older & a high school profitability s lalement.s ./ TELLERS .JIBl1. Richard, ~1 days, blocks east or Beach grad., you may qualiry and daily cash flow Moetig; 111, T,..t ,, ·iJI 56-78S6eves. Blvd, behind liquor for airline/travel career statements; partlcipa· E Immediate. fulltime Oeidi 5015 MAI(! SOfllllONI HAl'ttY store. 543-9243. training. lion in preparation or LECTRONIC openings in Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• • MAKE IOMEONI lflllU FOUND: Male Lab/Set· ..__ ...... -~lllll-• Call toll free: rinancial profit plan and Beach area. Prefer pre· · · .... Pl .. 1.a-~2•1655 profit planning process: vious banking ex . Sattler Mf9. Co. Place a HAPPY AD ter Mix vtc. i ..... , ace •FOXY LADY • _.. -p I u s o t h e r ASSEMBLERS perience, however will· All t.,._ o1 real estate in' .. '---lumn CM541-7528 ""'"""ALLONLY l!!!!'!V!an!cou!!!!v!e!r,!W!u~h!.!! 1..--"""""" vva"' responsibilities needed ing to train individuals investments since 1949. for only $.'US. FOUND: Beaut Bl.lt/Whl VISA MC to Insure control of As· with heavy cashiering & Spec....... CaUM2-5818 Dutch Rabbit vie . * 972·1131 • ~~.'::':.«!-. .... !~!.~ socialion operations. Previous experience public contact bac k· W10t LaiwiaCanyon4M-l586 jlill-.. ~111!!!!11111-11111-• This position will report with cabllog, harness· growMi. 64~2 l 7 I 545-0611 bollc IKorh Companion. Professional lo t be account Ing Ing, aoldering and work-Excellent growth pro· ~~~~~~~~~~~-~.Tryin~~~g!'to~Loc~~a~t~e~•-FOUND: Blk Terrier ssa.llMI Heal lb Practitioner. supervisor. Knowledge ing with small sub as-lent i a I. s a I a r y & Widow bu money for mix , H 0 u n d . d 0 g , 2'Hr. Service Mature woman avail of SltL accouoUoa pro-semblies. benefits. Please apply in 2ND T.D.'s any size JIM IBU Y? Shepherd Malamut e Servinl Or. Cty part-time. Call Ul-9112 cedures and familiarity person Wed., March 11. above Sl0,000. No credit FROllLAKETAHO,E mix. Bl.It Lab. Youns 1_f.l_..;;...pm _______ with nil.BB and atate We olfer a stable work between lOam & 2pm. I, 00 pnlty. For action Lives In NEWPORT golden Lab. lrvlne * * * STUDENT ___ _._ 3 to ~ regulaUons is required. environment with an ex-1055 N. Main St .. Santa T AREA C •-~ • This growth position ls cellenl salary package Ana. znd Floor, Suite call AG 173.7311 Please.call Queen Eliz Animal Care center • ..vwa bra light assembly, af. enhanced by an ex-including company pajd _a_n_yt.tme ________ 1(213)9C'7-8MllZ<n4)871·31120 _7_5'-_37_34 _______ 1 18700Saybrook Ln. ternoons. Call John c e 11 e n t be n e f Its Medical. Life & Dental 200. CALIFOlHIA H1mtington Beach ~ k lltl MH•1N1 ..... Mf9. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Found: Black Cockapoo 7 You are the winner or pac age, compe ve Insurances. Pens io n RIST IAMIC .,..,c• r-an.:.o bin C 't starting salary, and an Plan, Savings Plan witb .;,m r.1911 L.ott&Fo.d 5300 n •u•eapotonc . an 4freetlclleh HelpW..tecl 7100 ldealworkenvlronmenl. high interest rate, 11 Equal Opp. Emplyr lst62ndTD9, S50K·SlM + ••••••••••••••••••••••• keep. 957.0139. (132 value), to ••••••••••••••••••••••• For conrldenllal con· paid holidays per year ~M!/!F!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Owner /·Non Owner Lost: Cat, It grey, blue Care. v_.... slderaUon, please send and 1 week paid vaca· r-Co-~~·I ~onl ddosl · 1 Found: set or keys at eyes pt slamese. Irv. Mar.17th,8PM at ACCOUNTING resume with salary his · tion after6 months. This ---------..... ~ ... a • n us na F bion I I d th t Mont~meryWard tor t P•re I Or lti be f I ed s--~-PETER DOBBS as s an ea er w a I n u l a qua re •-AMD/01 Y o ~ onne · PoS on must 1 1 .. llLUlg ·~"..,,6 67 ........... parking lot. March 6. REWARD 834-5528. 405Fw)'.at Brietol IAIVll(llPl._.4 ficer. or call Pat Con-imQ'lediately. Apply in LBSUIEWOILD _,,_a ~......., 1denUly.64().i755Nlna. 552-5075 Coeta Mesa VVll "• nersali76-J 101,exl.26. personorcall: OFACE W-' 20.22"o Yield? 1--------1 Call 642·5Cm, ext. 272 to To assist in developing 714-546-7781 On YourT.D.'S, Notes claim your tickets. the p ar L. Work under Colllllnbla Sa•llKas $$R.ailera-lnve1ionss * * * minium supervision. Re-and Loan Asaoclatfon mi>= Call Dennison Assoc. quired to use indepen-9105. Brookhurst ,.. n dent judgement. May An-.. ·im CA 92804 TAIVEX. INC. • .,..._.c,. ........ c........ 873-7314 ~1-t.~'l't. 1 ,. 'e l"'r TOUCH A CLASS aasien work to lower-.. .., · · f\I •ti ESCORTS 752·0817 level clerb. Xlnt com-Equal Oppty Want Investor for Npt ~ ~ ~.-~· pany bendite. Call "!!!!!!!!Em!!!plo!!!!y!e!r!M~/F!!!!!!!!!!I (S.~~~~!~~~o) bayfront home. Give . ~ AMBER formerly with Millie after tam . r: well MCUttd lll or 2nd ) \,. "'""•" COVER GIRL la now 845-SIOO SELL kle H.eml with a Cost.a Mesa, CA 921626 T .D. Al\. 81W1'1. )~ DOY'\* ~t J VJf ft:I ~.~~iJ. H E I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! l~D~all~J~Pllot~~Cluallled~~~A~d~.I' !!!Eq!!!!!ual!!!!Opp!!!!!!Em!!!!pl!!y !!M!!!!!/F!!! 2 n d Tr u s t D e e d L. -1IA1 h -:::.= !~:-.;:; ~. ~ 111~4 ~ MONEYTOLOAN 1~ ~ ~ p=~=-ru"n1~ -•t ·S1'71 Broiler"• Llcm1e avail•· ~-~ ~j ble. r..tablllbed R. s. Use ,.,,.....,... "" service broker, 2ad TD Whenpfacingyourad ... 8 ~..!:.1~!~ Dally Piiot ad number Wiii 1n......., ... r. Leonard, 1 ·appeat In your classified ad .... -.-..... . .. we take your. messages Tru•t d••• for u 1e . 24' hours a day ... you call '1•.•T.D. iubonl18'at. In at your convenience edtolDIW~ lou,... a ..... ba7'roat during office hours and get coedDI 1oe.w on w. the responses to your ad • · .• THE Gl11f1lends •ISCOITS• .._/Offla/Heht * 719-1216. Kiin Now lllriD1 i·llC VIN I ** 8'11lm1AL R&U>n-ios 10ilJD.10pln. Fully Llc'd. 4fl.181or...-.1a11 S. Camino llHl, San I Clem LOSI'; a.wans Sl• Sllll blk -. ~· ...... ,... .... , ....... . '. '\!Y PLAZA/Secretarial.Service .~ Specializing In RESUMES TYPING CONSULTATION-PR~~TION COMPLETE SERVICE CHOfCE OF STATIONERY FOR COVEJl~Ell~ COPYING sPilw. BINDING IMNEPIATE TlJRNAROuND -· SATUROAY It EVENING HOURS --. . .s Trainee Positions •Tellers •Payroll /Personnel Clerks C45wpm ) We orfer growth OP· portunitles. excellent working condlllons, salary fr benefits. Call: Carol Thuyns UZ-2811 B.DOaADO IAMIC E.p.E. BaUiq BlllJS OF ONE MONTH SALARY! LA..._.HtU.S OMCI c.u• OfPOITUMmlS ExperienetJd On\)' •YAIA.TT&UI •COMH•CIAL ta.La ' BANKING Immediate opening for qualified tellers, full or part time. We're looking for well groomed, career minded individuals Excellent benerils plus FREE career apparel and a paid vacation this year. For an interview please call: PAT MAGILL 714-760-6000 ~ -:4i:Ba nk :ii ~port Equal Oppty Empl. M /F BANKING TELLER FulThM/ PcrtThne Columbia Savings has i mmediate op - por tunities ror e x- perienced Tellers in its beautiful Costa Mesa a nd Newport Beach s av- ings olfices. Selected ap- p Ii c ant s will be knowledgeable in Teller operations. have light typ(ng skills and have recent banking or S&L experience. These posi- tions offer an excep. llonal work environ- ment, exceUent salaries and out.standing benefits lnclud.ing company paid c areer appare l . medical, dental. vision and li/e insurance and rree parking. Please call the olftce of your choice ror an interview appaint· menl. COSTA MESA Full time positions Darlene Maguire 714-646-7141 MEWPOltT IEACH Full and part time poeltlona Pattl Van Dalfsen 714-760-8551 Columbia Savings mdLMI ~ F.qual OpptJ Employerll/F Ballldnf TRLEI ,_..TIM The beautiful La1una Beach omce of• le•dlnt ....... Ion .... .., Immediate o_pportunlly for • N ier. Experience ln SlrL .. _....,.. .... We offer aa t acelle at HllrJ, free putllnl aad paide.,....a,,._Nl ,._ more lnformaUoa, a>.lHM eoatact GeH rrt.llilat(Tl4) ... ,. ...wt .. ... ....... , .. !1191 I Ml :::.•.;:.. :~:.'~ this service Is only $7.50 1n..-......... a-week. For more lnforma· mo.Al••11.....,_ ti nd to I ad m. 1 ,........ on • pace Y¥ · ,.....a . .,....u. ~ call 6.a-5678. AUraetlH. Ulm prof W-.-••.e .. ._..., ................... I 111111 -Iii' .. ....... HllllRllill ...... ...~.call : CaNln..,.. ,·'-~-~- ' Ban ••••tlal•I .1.•• ~ .t •• .... , Cl.111~ ~ ........... ..... ' . r;: C~r'H aatr. C. P.O ...... 0.-••-l --· llWADOIAMI -•ft Ill \ c• . ··-r({ ---.._.._...... .... .. . -·-._,,,_ J I I I• h 1981 Starlet 5 speed. power front disc brakes. AM/FM stereo. trim • rings. (41143) (535445) n only) PARTS Power front disc brakes. vinyl interi- or. bucket seats. (411 97) -~(~2218598) 1 only & SERVICE NOW OPEN SAT. T1L5P.M. 1981 Corolla Power front disc brakes. vinyl 1nten- or, bucket seats. (41184)(0141803t 1 only Power front disc brakes. vinyl int., 6 ft. cargo bed, rear mudguards. car- go tiedown hooks. (1 only) (4f165) (016648) . FREE CREDIT CHECK! ff you are new In town, new on the job, dlvorted or short of cah and need 1 new car or truck call u1 at: (714) 540-2512. . 714/ 147-.6973 e&m""IT L•IUH ••acll •lee· trooic mf1r. haa lm· aJ•dl•l• opealnt for ••I I I ..,,,._for a--r•l llfl,-. Ill ........ Vie.to c~..._ln•Wbat are•....,""'' la ,,..., tar CMar Purelllu· •IHtrteal ..... ctor1, ... ... • ..... .. ..., ....... ah' •'°"*'-,., ... , --ttns .. , .. ...,., fftll· -------------· klta, ..... ........... ~:=:. •ater1•1• • "'l::l:Jlllml~--~h.,&q...coNa.CH. -'t tnlllllllW• m•tl ll&a. oua. IMlude d11l1n. OfmATOI *................. 90 '*~ ••· dr11Un1 mat.erla.11 left. ,,..,.. prior Man ----per DOt MC W• Int • k•D pr•/•cta. HOW" •s aper. iDd ..ut. ,;.ii&: ==~ ofhr • ,&y 6 _.,,.. 0) un-llleehulcal l!n1 n .. r. --------We bl" Ml hnmedJaU ttart. !!xNIL lleeeftU. -~·-·R·G---ral .,.··-•s· , .... ' DAY wo•. - -'"' de1r•• pref'd . 0 •• a ID. '0 r 2 IOSAM.IMC. Dvvn,A ... _...., ·---.-WSEK. Call for •· _ Quautted candidat11 bcMiaetn,.n. P'ull tJme TH.-1111 ~=tnowl~eE Fdt Chec~ab llaa1orl.td Clerical ~ Qllt • ..,_..., "~l'tlSOHHIUllMa_s Nnd r•umt to: Mrt. po1ltJoa1. lOPM·IAM Ner.:=:IMcb N.8 . · · •··-----------• ,.., ... an eur,.Uy o.,t.. Teloeic a.rteley. "'JU...__ a.t....-.a Jan 1. 219 t l v I a ablfb. Excell. ftlftl• Equal z.pa,.. elopineot Is brokera1e, * * • aw&llabl• to ault you T 14·•H·H01. ,La1uu JI --...,._.. J'1brtunl•. Sutt• eoa. benefltt pech1e. Appl.11'!!!!!!!!!. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1reat worklnl condi· ,.__....__........-...... P:Ull6H'WW..C1Jlor lada.E.t>.Jt MtW19Mfhec9' lllllklDV'-Jo,Ca.n111 la penoa at: Advanced1~ Uom •the water. To be ---..........-cocne by tbe Kelly omcel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j E.o. t . I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hea ltb Ctn te r . uoo'l•----~ ... ~1!111111• bonded. U0-1250 or IZllP-.a.laston .,..,.)'OU, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Brtatol St. North. Ste. ...... ~cHl ... E wbdl6neerTs-m• Hullltlqt.oalleac:b ct.W WTOI t100. Newport Beach. ~ " Youaret.bewtanerof IELC~• CUii ECE Ir Elem. Ed. unll• E.O.E. M/P SHOP 4._tldlets ~ Ioauruc:. co. nr. O.C. lrexp.r-a'd.8'2·0t.tl -----------------1 1 d 1 I <ticvalue>.to GENERAL airport Medi ratinc 1r1---'--'------1•-;;1=-~._a.~~4&?!;;;1;21•1 IUUBIATI mme . open .,, • ~ •a••• se""v1ces codhl1 clerk with •P· DISHW.ASH• I --__..,OfllltC •OI machine operator .~C Na to.tsa."' Utudtformat.b6detall Private men'• club, MWUbrantheclcuualty .-trainee. All,flrl dept. "'-' w 11 ... _.111 2102 Bu1lneas Center CLERK wortt.Tntnt40-'5wpm. Newport Beach. lOam· lnaunneeaay.baaopen-OPPORTUNITY 6AM·2 :30P . Coit.a To wilt in developJog ar.4uuv ar.I Drtve,,JJOl.lnlneor =·WJP,ulbutnotnec. apm, M·P. Call Al, ln1 for Bran c h ...._D ..... Pllot Meaa plant. Excell. the P It L. Wort under Anlbeire...C::ventlon 2795'7Cabotl\d .• La1un~ •mo. Od. btoerlla. '752-7903. Coordlnatortohandleln· •--r company benefit.I. App. minimum 1upervl1lon. Call 142-SC11, ext. 272 to Nlpei. at-0542 TYPIST Call: L1Ura. 131·84$0. --------ter-branch work now. 11 looking ror a Motor ly: Dehronlc, 545-0flJ RequlredtoUMlndepen· claimvnurU-L.J.. E.O.E: , M/P 1401DovtSt.,N .8. Domutlc Llve.tn aupplles 6 communlc:a-_!toutetbeDellvery Per1ohn dent Jud1eroent. May ,~ <c .. .,... ho\.llekeeper, 6 dya/wk tlOM for L.A. Ir Or(f. Co. 1or Newport Beac •Hip work to lower· * * * ,.,..a ... I D.,t. CL-~ Ref. req. Salary ne1. ofca. Pd. co. benefit.I 4c are a . R e Ii ab I el•-l!lu~ ... C~lll~ll!ll!S!!l!!T~- level clerks. Xlnt. com· --------lll!@!lllerillll[llll:J•-----1 i=-nn Calll73-4256,645-S9'0 car. Call : Linda at Trao1porlation is a - pany benefits. Call CASHlll Canon Business .-... -. 5'9-8181 must. For details call for t.oolinc & prowtype Miilie after 9am . Fu\llime for larce Mac:hl net, a major Ulll ROOM v""'r•-Foster Ouellet al wort. Some production ~BIO marine hardware store. VARIOUS manufacturer or efec· lftN STIUCTUUL 642-4321 M • F from wort on verttcal mill & ll!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Xlnl beneflU at working CLERIC •L t ro 0 i c desk t 0 p CLERK '7MI 10 General Office 9AM · lO:OOam -6:00pm. lathe. Read blueprint.. = eondit.loas.~1711. A calcuJaton. has an Im· 5PM. Mon-Fri. Phone er.,.coest owntooLa. E.0 .E. "'ASHIER mediate opening their WebaveaoexceUentop-Drapery Coordinator. person~llty, must be 1>91wPllot J.DINS'J'RUMENTS 111 .. uper-F/C ... Fut. 1rowin1 C.M. mfg/importer is seelcinc an exp'd full cbarie bookkeeper. Mu.st enjoy ~ S balellf l11Afltl Penonnel Department 1>9rtuntty for a person exp. person needed for good wi~ figures. Typ. 330W. JIJyStreet IS.SaCbemlcalLn. A~~.,:!!,~~~~n forplsta General Clerk wltdh some1 mall room drapery department in log des1r~d. ~alary CostaMesa.Ca. ll!!!!!!!!H!l.altin!!!!lton!!!!Be!!!!!a!ch!!!!!!!! ffatdware. 1024 Irvine, •TYPIST-Experienced Ty . an aupp Y room ex· our design studio . open. Loris K1tchen, E qua I 0 pp or t . °"' tllM to '1ot0 perien~. Duties Include 556-llOI 979-0747 an 10 AM Employer M ainten.ance CWestewr Plua >NB -r Month Good clerical and typing dell very of mall, dis· I 'Ill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ FACIUTllS TECH ~ experience is required. trltM&ioo of ordered sup-Driver for van w /ship-Gred.lng Card Mercnan· ':: • responsibility le be well1._ _______ •I CASHIERS orguhed. Computer &•• budaetexpa +.GREAT GROWTH POTENTIAL, PLEASANT AT · MOSPHERE. Salary u TVTI M S14K-SLSK to start. Non· smoker preferred. Con- ta cl Llgbtnlng Bolt MARKETS Acceia. 9157-9323. For~ & 3rd Shifts ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I We promote to mana1e· = ment & supervitlon from 1000 ... F/C SICUTARY Costa Mesa location. Good w/pbones. Full time. Typing, general office procedur es . 645-2244. IWWWEi To SlllC PROJECT ACCT To $27K Wor\ for an expanding land deve'mt. firm co. Paid benefits. Perma- nent. Ask ror Susie. No Fet! to Applicant 951-8771 within. WANT A CAREER'! Costa Mesa lUDel Mar 631-IH21 wguna Beach 494-9233 Huntington Beach 962-9118 Catering Co. has opening for mngmnt trainees. Hrs ti wages neg. Must be interested & capable oC learning food service. Lori's Kitchen 979-0747 art lOam CIRCUS V4RG4S Costa Mesa, Mar. 17·19. Office & delivery help FIT. Call 546-1266 •STENO-Experienced Manufacturing plant plies and maintenance plnl duties. Part lime. d Is~ r needed b Y IHSUIAMCI Do you take pride In •toSJ125 • backcround is a plu.s. of inventory. Must be Steady. AM preferred. sophiaUcaledcardco.to Oldline insurance f~~~~~~~~ perMontb B I I t n g u a I able to interface with all Good growth opportuni-work In high quality brokerage requires ex-work at its Senior (Spanis h /English) is personnel and vendors t y w it h a c t l v e local stores. ~81bn wit-p'd. personal lines acct. Cit 1 i e n s center •BILINGUAL CLERKS helpful. C'.ontact : sportswear company in ly. Hourly wage le ex-admbllatrator for posl· Performing a variety of Ii TYPJSI'S also needed N e w po r t 8 e a c b . penses. No selling, nites lion in Irvine corporate custodial Im alntenance An llddi.Uooal 20' an hour C anon B us I n es s Personnel Department 646-88 or wkend work. Perfect ore. Strong tech. back-t 8 1 k s . S 8 1 a r Y for bllingualtklllt. M achlnes orrers ex-Alicia Chavez . for homemaker looking ground a must. Com· SS . 30. S7. U I hr. + Applylmmediately cellent e mp loyee! 714-546-7360 for outside activity. petJUvebenefits include generous city paid Cou~y OF benefits including com·1 B.ECTROMICS 64S-9C580after5pm. profit sharing; dental, benefits. Contact City of "I pany paJd tile, medical .._.ATIO ... AL ENG Hit medical, and life cov-Irvine, 17200 Jamboree "8.+lli.IGE and dental insurance ""' " IN /MGR HARDWARESALES erage;pald~dayofper Rd.,754-3llOOberore3-l9 VKA" and sick leave benerits. EDUCATION Small mfgr needs power Full time/Part time. Ap· month; educational re· Penonnel Dept. plus a liberal vacation supply eneineer & mgr. ply in person: Crown imburaement. Please M41MJ./JAHfTOllAL 62:5N. RosaSt., policy.. CORP. Must have exper . in Hardware, 1024 Irvine call: 752-22.55, ext. 305. SUPaVISOlt RoomG-180 mgmt & consumer pro· CWestcliff Plaza) N.B. Anderson & Andenon . -SantaAna.CA92701 ForlllforwNdiott: 4(()()Campu.sDr. ducts design. See your Ins. Bkrs .. Inc. EOE 256~tcondoproperty (714)834·2861 C ... U NewportBeach,CA ideas evolve into the Health M/F/H. tnSantaAna Affmnalive Action A Equal Opportunity finished product. Good EVBYIOOY LIKES <213!326-6432 EmployerM/F 714-549·7911 EmployerM/F benefits+ profit shar· AWIMMEll INSURANCE SALES-MAK E MORE Clerical GENERAL OFFICE ing, pension plan & Tired of fighting infla-ASK FOR bonus. Near Ocean in Be part of the fastest lion? Farmers Ins. now Suppl. family income TAPE #411 Ca.rt& C.M. Submit resume to growing company in the interviewing to expand together. Need 4 am· Phannacy & Hallmark. Box lt8&4, Daily Pilot, health & nutrition field. agency force. For de-bilious couples. 494-5168 C24howsadoyJ Exp.pref840-7373 P .O. Box 1560. Costa Unlimited income opp· tails : Dick Mye r s forappl. Mesa. CA92626. ty. Call Mr Armstrong 848-T7&7orS34-~. For appointment: Contact Mary Dancy 714-5.56-4700, Ext. 23 Canon .._...sMochiMs 3191 Red Hill Avenue Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 CLERK, retail beauty 891-0643 . supply, exp'd., mature .... ---1!111---• ••HEY KIDS•* Apply person Newport Electromechanical Bch area. 642-8910 Draftspe-nott Here's your chance to Must have 3-5 yrs ex:per. make extra spending with schematics to read money. . CLBK,ITYPIST off analog schematic & workin5 only a few days JANITORIAL Full time. Work in beautiful Dana Point Harbor, S3.501hr + benefits. Please apply Tues. thru Sat Dana P oint Marina . 24701 Dana Dr. Dana Point M4MAGY TRAINEE stwt $700 RCA currently bas a fuJJ-time position availa· ble ror an individual with good office skills, accurate typing ability. ---------1 and pleasant, pro- Computer Center near design finish product. a week? Become a sub· Dyer Rd & Newport Fwy Also design sheet metal script.Ion salesperson for needs person to assume finishes. Salary depend· the Daily Pilot. Earn as front office position. ing on exper Send re-much as 150.00 PER Pleasant working en-sume to: Gary Race. WEEK! Positions open v I r o n m e n t & Coastal Personnel Agen· in Huntington Beach, medical/dental benefits. cy, 2790 Harbor Blvd . Fountain Valley and Call John Vanderwolk. Costa Mesa. 92626 Costa Mesa. If you are 5'9-3383. S.(M!QSS. Never a fee. outgoing, enthusiastic --------- Legal Secretary for sole practitioner . airport Joe . Mature. exp, "person friday" type wanted to train for pos ition of manager of small. unt· que business. Type 60·65 . phone. bookkeeping. payroll . c ustomer servi«. etc Apply in person, Mail Center . 16783 Beach Blvd. H B. la aW.taplllg Cletil CLBICAL Pos. avail. for A /R cler\. Ex:per. desirable but not nee. 11>-key. Hrs. 8 to 5, Mon. thru Fri. Call: Rose at 556-0540 (Irvine) Full Ume. ex per. helpful l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~I but not nee. Many com- pany benefits. Apply at: /•c•ie•n•.c•a•I -----•I 1660 Placentia Ave .. Costa Mesa *** I .Taplin 471 Fair Dr. Costa Mesa You are the winner of 4 he tickets Have ..,.UUOC to sell? Clualfted adl do it well. l!ln BANKING WE NEED YOUR $1UlLS lt.!J WE HAYE A JOI . YOU CAN COUNT ON~ Are there any jobs Jett that you can count on? Yes. And we have a few of them. We're looking for experienced tellers who want a career that will amount to something more than just a day-in. day-out job with no future. Our available teller posi- tions have that something. Positions that give the solid security only a bank can give. Not to mention the sense of accomp- lishment you feel at the end of your day. All you need is previous teller expetjence, a basic knowledge of math and the ability to communi- cate with people in a very friendly way. If you qualify call us. There may be a job for you with tots of roorn for advancement lt'a a job where you1t count foru.. And count on us. CaD for an appointment: In Newport Bea~ (714) 681-3200 UNTID CM.l'OMIA --11 Af'UUeWI~-IL (-~· ........ """" --- fessional telephone man- ner. Please apply in EqualOppty Emplyr M /F IH person to: ~~!!'!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Congenial atmosphere. .._....,.._.IC URI ST flex hrs. Prefer back-~ RCA Service 100~~.TJ!!~Yve. Santa Ana. CA 92701 F.qual Opportunity Employer M /F /H Clerical FILE CLERK Mldlolaa.tthlh.• .. tlo•ol ••dlcol l .. a d•r ..... •H· ulltllt •I• ,-lrfff o~ ,. ... , for U•Hal .................. Gil ........ floOf' ........ , ....... ... y .......... ,...... ..................... .... c •••• ...,.... .... ,...,.. ... If.,...._ wttla,.... ., of ··.:;::t? ••d 9"0wtlt .. .... • ....... , ••. ,1 .. .. Mad,...,...... Of' ul fw .,,.c.tto.s ....... to: M1c:•at1._..,. 26441 Yhl • Ana s.a .... c ........... C.A.fZ675 714-661.aooo Afl\nnaUve Action I ~ul Opportunhy Employer Ill /'F / H Clerical PERSONNEL CLERK ON-LINE COMPUTER EOE and at leut 12 years old, SYSTEMS, INC. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! C A L L 1720E.GarryAv.,Jltf.J r: T0DAY!!!!!642·4321 growid in civil Ul /busi-Tues.-Sat. Nice al ness planning, word pro-mospbere. cessine exp helpful. Con· The Hair Handlers tact J I m at < 7 14 > ____ 642_-8484 ___ _ Santa Ana, CA 1---------Ext. 211before6pm. Ask M arltet Demonstrator. Employment forVicOwens. ------PIT opportunity. start 975-0363. COUMSB.OR C>ralMJe Coast Legal Secretary, exp in in g AP r i I 3 & 4th CZSTIUCTIOM Earnings unlimited ! Dalty Pilot litigation. gd skills. H B $4.50/hr. close to your """' T k t · • Non-smoker. 848· 1400 urn-e y opera ion E qua I Opp or t -home. (213)277 -5784 . See our ad in today's F II t b'· hed SO'"' u Y es a us " Employer u•• "'llY CLEll 1213)881~ after 6pm •rnswlck D•f•111• c I ass Ifie d under commission. Option to --• "Purchasing" Orange Coast College. DI.WO.. Is __ _.... buy into bus iness' HOSnSS ,.. ........... , Employment agy Lunches /Dinners. 18 Sl .008 -Sl .228 /m o . MATERIAL HAMDUNG to Wre Cl w.W THE llVIME CO. coW1Sel-. Ewper'd. on-A 1 . Outstanding benefits . v • A yrs+. PP y m person I . ··-'t• t c gmaed 5"dlvldtlal ly.Callforappt.754·1581 LeBlarritz 414 No. Appym ... 11111g o oast Parts clerk, rubber hose products, must pass co physical including back X·ray. Taking applica· lions betwn 8 & lOam on· ly. Stratoflex, 17671 Armstrong Ave., Irv .. to _____...1-. ......__ -..a...y.l~~~~~~~~!I MORGAN t Bl d N B Community Colleges . _. • ,_ ..--,._. 1: p L 0 y M ENT Newpor v · · 1370 Adams Ave. C.M. ....... CJl'OllP-M .. t IN Counter help wanted EM _92663 ______ ~-92626. SS6-59'7 before .W. to tn--60 w.-F I T, Mi c h e 11 e 's AGENCY HOSnSS/HOST SPM. March 20. E.O.E. -........ to ....... Cleaners. ~Iv I M/F. a heavy vol11W1• of 496-51.U •BtGIMIEllt Mature, frlen ly person. -ucTU• •L Experience helpful. but worts Ill sev....e anos COUMTH HELP 5," -not neceuary. Apply in UllARY EOE A Kendavis Ind. of lllip6opM11t fMld. Ambitious. brieht and 675-6 I IO per300: Denny's, 105 E. ,.,...._ •XJMt l111c• Ill energetic: peop~ wanted File Clerk needed for 17th St. C.M. No phone CllCULA TIOM Co. CLRI Mechanic needed for auto tt.. ..,eo,......t area for full and p/tune help N B. insurance agency. calls please. •.s.d W Mt 111_. for busy dell & aandw\ch 546-9001 Housecleaner. Reliable Saddlebaclc College, malntenanc & repairs at Mission Viejo. After-car rental agency. Call noons. ev~ns•. 12 mos. S56-l71l. shop. Good starting posl· ---·------• __ .. _. t b 1 · d41tory. Uon wtth xlnt chance for FILE CLERK-PIT person'~""' o e P tn res.c~llll.ine. 675-2839 advancement ln grow-lns.ofc. Train rating & Full time. Optional 4 day --------- wort wk. Salary range l•--------IXC&LIMT FtUMGI ll!HIFfTS ing com~ny. To set up claims. SSS.3437 MIF. HOVS; ECLEANERS appt for mtervlew call•--------- Stan at6'73-9000. Tots/hr. car. ~5123 $1.005 to Sl.263 plus 5'* s hift differential. 831-48508 . s. MEDICAL SECRETARY RU CLHK ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Liv•in housekeeper com· CPT 8000-Secretary, = -a-i.-• Id l 1· d W• .... loc•t•d 111 Newport Beach Law Of· Larse ln1ur1nce a1ency _. ...... '°' e er Y a y. We currenUy have a fuJl- t I 2 ask has immediate openlnc HOUSECLEANERS 1_,.&42-00l56~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil time opening in our Cot a M•s• .. t fice. ror Cindy Ray for fut, ener1et.lc file Ptr or Ftr. Start Im·,. Garden Grove cJlnic. blocks off Ht. Saa (714)~16 clerk. Paid company mediately. Top dollar. LOAN This position requlrea D5ep fwy. tf ............ ,._., _______ ! beneftta. Call: Llnda at 6'73-1.21116or646-4871 typlna skills of eo "'pm, ed...,., I. ptnOI' to: CUSTOOl.AM 5'9-8181 Housekeeper loving non-VA/FHA LOAN steno at 90 wpm and JJ~t.d. CotfaMete.C• 714-146-IOlO BRUNSWICK CORPORATION ----- Nlewport n--cb Marina '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I knowledfe of medkal n:em dodt-;ttendent.a tor:: s moking 1randmother tenninoloey. Salary ls perform janitorial FOOOSBYICI to live-In. Mother ex-CLOSER $1193permonthplusex· dutlea. Full time. Part Ume work avail•· pectjne. Well paid. Refs. cellentbenefits permanent position with ble. Need a little extra 646-0\93 Columbia Savings has benefits. You will be money? Work for lhe " t d an tm.m-'•-•-opening In For th1a position, please d bl Irvine Unified School Houseaeepers wan e · .,......~ apply to the Employtt riving a company ve . DI.st. Food Service De_pt. Seacllff Motel. 1661 So. l t s An a he I m a d . Re1atlons Department cletovariousmartnasto •. 111 j Coast Hwy, Laguna minlatrative otrlce for batween th .. houra of clean re.trooms. empty p /llme "' st en oy Beach,494-4892. anexpertencedVA/FHA 9"'11AM •· 1 ......... PM trash &r ceneral clea nup other activities for the loan cloaer. Selected ap-• "' ;...,..,. on around the docks. Must bal~oftheday. App-_H_o_usek_ee_pe_r_/C_o_m_p_a_n_lo-n plicant will h.ve recent MondaythruThursday. be 18 wtth valid Calif. ly : 2941 Alton Ave . lOamFrl.lolpmSun. FHA insurins and VA driver's Uc. Appl)': Irvine. SSHl83. EOE. Newport Beach. 646-2810 g u a rant e e in I ex· KAISER SUzAnne Helae _ ,.ONT OPACI per i enc e . W 111 be PllMAMBfTI ll'.li.telAYWEcr.MAlM' FULLTJME HOUSEKEEPER responsible for procas- W Medical Sec'y Ii Book· ldayaweek inf and uamloln1 MDCAL 144-3116 1081 Camelback St. Newpolt Beach. tzeeo f.qual Oppty Emplyr keeper. Exp. weaaary. ___ 11_s.._1s_78 ___ various document• C8ifTll San Clemente •rite Ad Csalea escrow lnstruc-•• c:/o Dally Pilot PO HOU..... tiorll, title and appraisal 9400 I. a...cr-t C -Uveln.CardorJyrold. reporta, deedt of trutt) .A.-BOXUIOCM A·-Nice home, Coron• del for conformance with ........... Mar. Ref1. ,.sat Loan Committee re-CA t07N ::~ede~ Jt.!1~~ (21 Jt f2MJ4l qlSlred. We offel' • top atartlnl 1alary, uce~ !Qua! OpportunJty Uonal work environ· f:mpAoyer Mii' meat. ~ betlent l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!! packlft btclucllol den-t.a I .a vision, and ex·' I celleo\ 1rowth op· ~l p0rta1t1. Pl.aae cal! Maney r.rin at C114> m.1101. at. U. f()(' an Interview appointment. 1 • ,.. • ; ' • ••Nl-1'4 CHteot tM DAILY \ 'ILOT ............ " .......... ......., , ..... , .......... , ...... ' .. , ........ . ................ •·111 UT.• Medlul Aaatatant In --°"'"· ar-.. ~ onlY, UP MC. La.-aNltueJ, .won. PllSROOM ._..,.. IWllYISOI ....W. Mmt have own Pot. requiree min. 10 tr .... lfOOd dr1vln1 re· yn. Dl'inlbal up1 Slrona cord •neat appearance . mechanical, technfcal Bra. • to 5, Mon-Fri. bk~ in Web H t Salarf ptua mUeaae. · ouae · C l) ,, __, cc» ~NU\ Or1. :y. co. 8-ld re· • or•~:-·'"""'· aume: Box HTa, Dally ---------• ... T_onl __ . ------' Piiot. P .O. Boll 1580, ,..._ Pktw • Co. COila Me11, Ca. 921$218 Parttlrne mm dlstrtbu· lion 6 aellln1. Great for llo memakers. Call Ramlc Productlona. Nwpt Bcbt 833·2444 (David). NODUCTIOM MAMA•H Small mtar .needs•-----------1 mature manager for electronic 6 mechanical usembly plant of 25 peo- NA V V VETERANS. pie. Exper. in elec- Vour skills can help you tronlcs-Ir mgmt essen· eam up to Sl ,200 per tlal. Good benefits + year ln part lime in· profit aharinc. pension come. PJus exchange plan • bonus. Near prMleges. low cost life Ocean in C.M. Submit i resume lo: Box '863. nsurance-more. Call Daily Pilot, P .O. Box l!C.-f /SICY NAVAL RESERVE. 1560, Costa Mesa. CA Restaurant design firm. (714) MZ-3524 926216. has immed. opening for WAITBS WAJ'ftlSSES COO« TIAIMHS CASHBS 31'55 Sout.b Bristol Avenue at MacArthur SOU'l1{SANTA ANA Equal Oppt Employer MNd P/f &.J.fftot dependable sha rp a rr-person w/good typing Retail A1ent with 2 or flh yo•r ,ruent PltODUCTIOM skllls. Able to handle fDOre years exp is IC._...7 MAMA&H CQrTeSpondence, filing, needed to help Increase If you ace avail moms fldding machine, er· retall sales in lrg com · until noon .. this may be Electro-mechanical as· rands, busy phones & merclal oUice. Xlnt lhe job for you. If you sembly plant needs a top front office. Congenial salary & benefits. Send Can WO .... 3 or 4 moms grade person lo run small orfi I t d · '"' f 1 , ace ~11 e an resume to Associated per week along with manu actur ng opera· Jf\me industrial com· C a rd i I I o 2 2 t 1 wkends & avail eves, tlo~s. Equlpmenht ex· plex. Xlnt medical/den· Martin/Plaza' Centre you can earn xtra cash. penence on punc pre· tal package. Orange Irvine 92715. Attn : Tom: Worti:IS-40/hrsperweek sses&screw cutting County Restaur ant mie • depending on your in· equipment. Primarily Services. 2601 Daimler --· -- come needs & our work Spanish speaking as· St . San ta A n a · RN 11-7 Charge nurse -80 load. We pay for all 5 e mb 1 Y w 0 r k e r s · 714-641·5700. __ bed F.cF. Full & part t raining & all travel Responsibilities include time. we have a pro· production, djrect labor Receptionist. must be time, gd. salary. Mesa SalM orronuMITY COMT1MUES TOIMOCI When .you work for the Los Angeles Times Circulation Dept. as a field represenative in a part time saJes program which involves s igning up new subscribers in the community. Many now in this program earn more lhan $200 per week for working just a few hours a day. We 're looking for sharp individuals who have a neat appearance and a knack for talking with people. We pay hourly wages + generous com· missions Previous sales experience helpful, but not necessary. Call Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM. 957·2361 ext ltl.2(M SEC'Y /IECEf'T. Sales office for national companu. Variety or duties. Excellent com- pany benefits. New of· fl ee in Fountain Valley The Standard gister Co. 962 9361 Equal Oppt.!!mployer ---.. -.... --!service Station Atten- SECRETARY A challeng111g pe>s1taon 1s d11nt. Full time. Apply in person Laguna Chevron. 604 S. Coast Hw y ~~~aBe~h gr essive pay raise costs. quality control & able to operate a PBX Verde Conv. Hospt .. 661 system. We prima rily industrial engineering console. typing req., Center St .. CM 548·5S85 wor\ in lhe 0 C area. Approidmalely 25 lo 30 neat i_n appearance. gd Route drivers wanted for I This is a P/J' job laking workers. Excellent op-benefits. call 851·1600. deliveries of new snack 1 calculator inventory portunity for growth Mrs. Wolf. food produc•· to local Sales with a national or· ~ wilhour crews1nretail. ganizalion. Immediate RECB'Tl supermarke ts. Some Securitysystems available with a leading Service Stat1un Allen savings and loan As dant. F/r, with exp & Secretary t o our ref's. $256 /wk to start Regional Manager. you 644 7151 grocery & drug stores I opening. Call Brian at ONIST exp. gd driving record. We need c~reer minded ... ...._ at -LU..--loc--54S-Of77 (7:»4:30 M·F l. hNewpcM'i h~~ .... taotef I Penn. PoSition 848-1900. people with manage will be involved in a - --- variety of secretarial Service Station Allen and adminis trati ve dant. P /T. 4·10pm . 6 duties. Strong typing days week S<l l hr to and dictaphone s kills. stan 644-7151 """'"'' ~ --as ~ --or - - -ment potential to ex-ticNI: rec.,.._stwi~to S A LES. ART & AC · pand rapidly growing 610 LaiuJadorf Dr, P IT from home. am-traill °" MCNJ Cord. CESSORIES Flare for commercial & residen Ste. 211. ~~~ ~r:: ~vse~~ °:o~ F•llti•e. Apply in ~ecora~~g t"ec. Flex. tii'11 b~r~ular & fire Fullerton, Mon-Fri, 't 11557 U!'7 --'~ Of r s n co mm a arm usaness. .. a_p_p_c_a __ . __ ,s_. __ -1 r-·-.. • 499-1461. . $20K·S60K 1st yea r 4. flee, Del Webb's ----comm. pleasant ph one personality and good figure aptitude are re quired. Some branc h operations experience would be helpful SHIPPIHG AHD RECEIVIMG Male. ex per helpful. some lifting 150-80 lbs l xlnt compal'\Y benefits'. Informal office C M Call Millie after 9am. 645-5800 731-1102 lmlllP•u•rc••in•g-----Mewpot"fer IM, 1107 Sales Qualifications : am- 4500C..,.Dr. Ste. rutlCHASIMG Ja•boree, M.I ., AMEXCmMG bitiOU§. wilUnq to work 441 AGIMT Io .. 4pa SALIS OPPTY. bard & follow proven Mew po rt I each, success pattern. For' in · Located in our beautiful Newport Beach office. this position offers an locrosi COMSTIUCTIOM IECIPTIOMIST We are entering a t e r v i e w c a 1 1 Our Newport Beach Full time Mon· Fri. Must tremendou.' new field of (714)831·5711 Mr. Neill. tr.. alrportl. MOR & Purchasing Dept. seeks be personable & well entertainment that Is T .... I 0-2. a highly motivated ln-itroomed. & enjoy meet· sweeptn1 the nation. We W • 5 H I ... ft T 0 ... dividual lo assume t.be mg the bli R I are looking for a sales "" "• " lblli pu c. equ res or~led person who has luv--o respons ty or • good .... 11· •. ...... ".,...,.,., IY Construction Porch••· s .. ~ ang .,. pen· a desire for above SBYICI I A 11 j manshlp. No typine. avera1e income. You n g gen c Y . r . Phone experience pre· responsibilities include !erred. Full company must be personable & contract neg<Jtiatiou At benefits. Apply: Pen· conlidmt in your ability p r o c u rem e n t or nysaver, ureo Placentia lo communicate with Nursing LVN. 3-11. Meds & treat· ments Good working c onditions . New graduate acceptable. Mesa Verde Convalea· cent Haspilal, Mt Center St.. Costa M esa $48-~. hardware 6 misc. su~ A c M otben Ir bave depeoda-ly Meda for new coa-Ye., · · ble tranaportatioo. We struction projecL BS. llC.-T10MIST will train if oe«Saary. BA, and/or gen. contr•c· WWI or wit.bout typing Excell. fringe benefits. tor lie.• Z yrs. coastruc-needed. Top pay. Tem· Apply at: Teleprompter lion purchasing exper. porary • full Ume. Call o( -Newport Beach. 901 are desiruble. We offer TodServicesat!nM900. W. 18th St .. Newport compet.itlve salary & ex· ---------Beach 111111111 .. ll!llm .............. 1 cellent benefit package.j---m:~~~~~~ .. ·I~~~~~~~~~~ Nursing S ubmit resume with llC.rlOMIST _ REGISTERED salaryh1storyto: Newport Beach 1925. SAL~ Clerk for retail Howard Derman F R E E s A I L I N G ma~ hardware store. MUISE IP! LESSONS or just enjoy P /tame, exper. n.ec. Spanish speaking RN 's w1HEIRV1NECIJMRllNY the sun & surf at this Call: Balboa Marine. needed to work 16·20 oceanfront spot. You 549-9671,E.0 .E.M/F/H hoursperweekinPublic l~lCamelbackSt. will a ssist with the Health clinics. Some Newport Beach, 92i!60 phones. make reserva· weekends . $8.20 pe r EqualOppty Emplyr lions & type cor respon· hour. 1-~~~~~~~~!!!I dence. Hurry it won't QUALITY COHTIOL last! Excellent benefits .. 557-6122, 731-7711 100"4 Free to Applicant SALES/Or der Desk . M usl be Engl is h & Span.ishspeak'g. Marine or auto. exp. helpful. F /time pos. Excell. co. benefits. Call: Balboa Marine, 549-9671 E.0 .E MtF/H SALES TRAINEES excellent salary and out· Full or pt/lime. excel!. standing benefits includ· oppty. for college stu· Ing profit s haring and dents & moonlighte rs. paid medical/dental EasUy earn St0.Sl5/hr. coverage. Please apply on THURSDAY. March Call: Jack at 951·2&t2. 12. fTom l :30 am lo 2·30 _t_-4.P_M ________ 1 pm at : School applications are being accepted for the FIDELITY following p/t posJUons. Food service worker. FEDERAL start $4.15 hr., classrm ~.ct aid. start $4.74 hr Cclose Lo. Asu. 3/10 Spanish/ English 1.51.S Westcllff classrm aide. start $4.84 (at Ooverl hr <close 3/12) Viel· Newport Beach n a mes e I E n g I i s h Equal Oppty Statistical typist ad vertising, msl type 65 wpm. 8:30·5pm. 5 dys salary Sl.000. Call Lois Smilh67S.4930 --- "insert I border STUDENTS 7 OTHEllS PcriTIIMJob1 MUSTBE180ROVER CALL lOAM T03 PM 714-847-2422 insert I border classroom aide. start £mployet" SUIDIYISION S 4 . 8 4 h r A pp I y I~~~~!!'~~~~ Westminster School Dis· r= EHGIMEH & lr ict 14121 Cedarwood.l--111111!1 ... _____ DESIGNER E.O.E. M/F SICllTARY Ca re er opportun ity Sea & Pacific Skipper. a avail. for talented & ex· leading monthly boating per'd. individual with magazine located 1n well established & grow· Newport Beach, has an ing Civil Engineering immediateopenmg for a firm nr. O.C Airport. secretary. Apply in person with re· The position requires a sume to Mr. Fuentes at minimum of 2 yrs ex Robert Bein. William SECIETARY PART TIME Temporary April 9-April 21.st. Typing + gen 'I of· fice duties . Days 700-8868 Eves 760-3671 Secret a r y -Ty p I s t . perience +a minimum Frost & Associates. 1401 Technician CAILETV Our Cablevision Co is growing, and we need cable TV technicians Ex pe r with s weep analyzers, oscilliscopes. std. head-end equip'mt. and system measure ments are desired Ma jor responsibilities an elude trouble shooting. test ing equip'mt and improving cable TV re ceptlOfl for subscribers We offer gr owth en v1ronment, competitive <;alary and ext'e ll benefit package Submit application to Howard Derman 1001 Camelback St Newport Beach. 92660 1-;qual Oppty Emplyr Telephone Sales BEA WlNNER'' $5.50 hourly salary Daily pay available . SSOOto SlOOO comm1Ss1on weekly. Call Dewey. or Chuck. 714-498-2953 TRUCK DRIVER Cross Country. Class ·A· License. 3401 Fordham SA 979-9361 Vagabond Sailboats. TRUCK DRIVER Local, L.A. & Orange Co. Experienced Call bet 8 & IOam only, Sat & SWI. 846-909 Typist General office H.S. graduate. No ex perience required Good benefits. Located 1n Costa Mesa Will be moving to Irvine Farmers Ins urance Group 540-4100. E 0 F. TYPISTS •Immediate OpenmJ(s •Pttime,F /time. Temp •Top Pay For more info. call Tod Services at 979·8900 TYPIST Part time, 2·3 days JK'r wk. Vacation r<'lief A p ply at: 1660 Placentia. Costa Mesa COUNTY OF ORANGE 714-834-7659 Affirmative Action Employer M I F' Final inspection. hose & filling. must pass co. physical including back x-ray. Taking applica- tions btwn 8 & lOam on SALESPERSON Photography sto re Newport Beach Law Of· typing skill of 45wpm Quail St .. Newport rice, ask for Cindy Ray Shorthand desirable. but Beach 1-................. -11111 (714)644-6516 notmandatory. ~~~~~~~~~ Typists l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l IY Stratoflex. 17 67 I Armstrong Ave, Irv , EOE A Kendavis Ind . Co. ,~ s.r•lce Good photo knowledge a 4500 Campus Dr . NB. must. Apply 111 person: S r I F.xcell. benefits mclude s u p E R v 1 s 0 R Stat Typ1'sts ecretary, 20 ex , group he alth /d e n OFFICE MAMA.GEi Challenging position. Must be self.starter. creative, with good or- ganiz.ation skills. Salary negotiable. CaU for in· tervlew. 631).6523, Tues. or Thurs. 8AM-5PM. Ask for Ferne. --- Real Estate Photography Unlimited. 14211 Yorba St, Tustinv ~Beach Bl.. H.B. creative hrs /wk Will ta I/life/profit sharing Fiberglass. 3· 11 shift train simple word pro· Plea se ca ll for 1n MacGregor Yachts. 1631 Dicta Sectys ., •• r.r•iutSO"'-' cessor. Nwprt Center terview /appointment Placentia. Costa Mesa Open Mon. Evenings ~--'"" " [X S ByAppolntmentOnly Fulltime. ambit ious 64.4-431l. 714~16111 -·CHER ec ect1s SUCCESSOR FAILURE IM 'I I? 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I I t d Sea & Pacific Skipper • ..,,_ • r: sa esperson wane to Eq IOp rt it Preschool. Full time. Wanting to wor w1th I.Have you considered work I n m a r i n e *•SIC•-•1ttlS• • ua po un Y profession a I people ? th 'tf 11 f h rd B · .u:i"' Employer M/F Needs ECE. Costa Mesa e pa a s o com· llCB'TIOHIST a ware st.ore. oattng SlOO/lravel/FlS1S,900 ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111!!!-I area. 642_0411 _ Working temporary as mercial & residential re· exper. preferred. Xlnt T60/GreatGroupSJJ,200 r= signments allows you al estate? For example : Exper'd. person needed benefits & working con· SSO/l'rainLanierSl5K SECR£TAAY ~· job variety & nexibihty 177. INT. rates, long to bandJe busy board in ditions 645-1711. ~ Y kill I bl dyftft_;c Npt Bch. com· Re<pt/fSS/FunSl0,800 ,4' e ours s are va ua e All!.ll!.ICE escrows, farming for ........ u R · d A ~ On Li e · 't t vm m 'I. brokerage off1'ce. SALESPERSON. mature z em era gency t., n mvi es you 11 u.a. ... • 11!!.ER listings . competition. 4020Bi1'ch Est '64 EOE • '"' ·~ .... ~---.... join our winning team• ~""'.., elc. ! P r o f es s ion a I a p · for specialty shop. Exp ~4' ' c 11 f · Over 25 to work with prot.uioftoi Land pearance & mannerism helpful but not nee. Full Newport/833-8l90/Free ~~~ N:ver ~~e!'.ppomtment youth. Must be sharp. C .....&1 a must. Call: Laila. & p/time. Call: 646-5388 '( ~ outgoing, attract ive Ofpolcn10ft 833-2900 forappt. 1-.. -------•I ~K 557 0045 persona l lty . good Has lhe answer for your SICIETAIY EXECUTIVE - t , h . d SUCct!SS in 1981. SALES en Lin-eblllep one voice. an 2.Leam lo market low Restaurant p Sl.200. Plush offices. Ute SECRET.'ARY • -a tyt.omeetpeople. ti ... -d • ut yourVan orPlckup shorth and, varied -Be an enthusiastic self· cos """" an acreage in D a Y food Po s r . to wor\ & make great duties. Permanent. Ask TfMl'OllAllYPEltSONNfl SUIVICls starter with s upervisory So. Calif. We have lOOff tionst<;oclrtail positions money. Exper. a + but e pert R ldl d INT. rates. Earn SSOK to Apply m person: not nee. Green World for Carol A growth rate of nearly 4000'!1. In the past 5 years '3723 llrch Street x ence. ap Y a · SlSOK. first year. year, No Fee to Applicanl reflects our acceptance In lhe malrut line printer van c in g Co . with unlimited leads It more! THE RUSTY PELICAN 898-0300 951 ... 771 markatplac1, 1ttlrm1 the quality of 01,1r product, Newport leocJ9 t>e.nefits. Start at S180 1 1..-~-_... _.... Z'l~W. PCH. Np&. Bcb. ---------8 and<lonflrm1thevaluewept1ceuPonth1cledicated E.O.E. per week. We train. JIM __ ,...,......._ Sales teamofpeoplewhomakell happen.You.too,could LONG It ~IATES For succeaa in 1911, ask 11---------•I Prof. Salespeople befome a part of that growing. creative team. Youth Co .. -.... lon. Call for llr . .Tellea. Restaurant ,.._.._ YET llMMB. ASST ........ 1155-At u~•LD•S --r • Weareaearchlngforacapableandexper-2pm.s :30pm. 842·4321 ____ 34CD __ m __ .ass_7_-" ~"' Marteting Reps. lo sell lenced Execuuve Secretary to provide · FIT. Hardworking, re· ext. 3'3 lttrl Now birinl full • part a product that la. wanted llllifk •dmlnistrahva/secretarial support to the II able person needed. IEsNh Seles Ume. Daya. eves. Great It needed by everyone ._ .. chief u1cutlve officer. 10 Include duties CaUIS61·16S8 Dana Pt. PACl.AGHS E "per i e D c e d career opportunities. lhrnlng potential: re•• r1qu1rlng1ndependent jvclgmen1ancl lni· WANTED: Glrl1 20 or over for promotion work'. Co1mtt otoo• b•ckaround preferred. Call a.ftert:OO P.M C114 l ~7D W AllHSE WOllCH Looklnc ror mature, alert lndiv.. wlllioe to team and accept reap. in estab. Newport Beach firm involved ha supply· ln1 textiles used in yachtln1. back packing and ski wear. Secure future for right person Filling of orders and general ware house duties. F /time days. 37~ hr wk . Xlnt co. pd benefits. Pay increases based on ability. Call 645 1066 Wa~ WAllHOUSI SUPlftVISOI Dynamic growth has created this super op· portunity at our Newpo rt Beach warehouse. Successful can<lidate will have al least 3 yrs. exper. in supervts0ry capacity for a medium s i ied warehouse Must have knowledge of warehouse manual & computeriied systems . Ab1l1ty to supervise t!mployees 1s a must. We offer excell. compensation package Send resume with salarv history to Howard Oerman CJ 1HEIRVNE~ 1001 Came;back St Newport Beach. 92660 Ji4ual Oppty Emplyr \Varehouseperson Material Control Dept. C anon Bu s in ess Machines. a major manufacturer of elec· tronl c d esk top calculators. has an im- mediate opening for a Warehouseperson 1n their Material Control Department. Your duties will include physical distribution and control activities in· t'ludin~ material r e tei pt . wareho u se s torage, identification and stock rotation tasks Tasks include initiatm~ production materia I transfers. physic a I in · ventor y audits, and ma1 nta1 ning good housekeeping and area orgaruzal1on You must perform a high volume of physical work with high quality. must possess above a verage ma them a ti ca I s kills and be able to grasp all instructions re· adily Self initiative and responsibility are prime requisites. Forklift abili· ly helpful hut not mm an· datory Ca non Bu s iness Machines offers ex· celle n t employee benefits 1ntluding com· pany paid bfe. medical a nd dental insurance and sick leave benefits plus a liberal vacation policy For lnfonnation: CALL 714-549-791 I ASK FOR TAPE #488 124 hours a dayt For appointment: Contact Mary Dancy. 714-556-<1700, Ext. 23 Canon ......sMocltlftn 3191 Red Hill Avenue Cost.a Mesa. Ca. 92626 F..qual Oppty Em pl.yr M /F /H , $3.40/br lo st.art. Merit aaleppenon can show On·tbe-job training. For ~ 11111111 · ,..., M i '/OU bow to earn $100,000 m ore I n f o . , c a I 1 •• $40,000.SSO,OOO. R raises. 1 .... , onrov a , •Co. Training I 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I • 1qu1res 5 years uperiel"Ce, providing Ave., N.B. pr yr or more. Com· 754-*3, or inquire at: * W,h Income r: admlnl1tratlve/aecr11ar1e1 support to a Young Women 16 to 21 --hrt--- 1 -.----t ~~ '=~~:n:J>rf: ::!. Harbor Blvd. Costa •Qualified Leads 1enlor level 1111cullv1 1111. ln Newport Beach. For~!!!!!!!!. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Uquidyne Eoern ~SICllT .a..ay • Mv11 have the ability to communicate __ ,...._ual .... F S)'llema • effecllvlly with 11111ve11 ot m1n11gtmenl, C1•11•1Y.... ~ appt .... r. A1:7!14-CJ535,•~•-• • _.__ h1vettro~org1nlHllonalsklll1,andeJC· Puuell Ul-5252 R-.....t -.-v•... ~ • .., co. needs Exec.. II I I c.m... . W...._/W... _________ , Secretary NOW. 2·4 yrs. Cl enl pro IC ency In apefl ng, grammat Adutt. wkb outstanding llC.,,OMIST __. ..... ~~-------1 uper. Gd. typina " and compoaltlon. lnctudln; the ability to r attradht penonalltle1 p /tlme to poalbly work Eapar'd., p/UIM needed Sales abort.band req 'd. Steady comPoM original text to apmd 15 hn per week lnto full Ume. Lite ofc. for..._lldft. '5.75 per llMf AL work1nf bact1round. • Skllll mv1tlnoluctetyplngateo+wpmend , counaeU.1 youth a1ea wo,_, pboaea, typlna. ~~-· PYtft. ~~Mn· COMSUl.TAMTS Gd. beQetlu. Contact: •tl9rtNnd/1Jl"dWrltlngat 100wpm. 1 10·15. !!venloU Ir prev. e'Xl*'· req'd. Fun .. ~~Call 8 ' --' B reune r 't Re o t a JudJ, MIMCl55-. Co .. t1I A1th1,11t.-tgrowlng~!,iln=C<>Yn~ . . w-.. Mailable. '75 •tftl08pbe.re. Cafl: Jean, 1-..._... _________ , F\a~ure llHks career PenonneJ Agency, 2790 we can off1er you an ea I Mlery be11e It p e r • k . 'C a l l 851-1256 mTAUIAMT offel.Ud person for en· Harbor Blvd .. 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Xtat Kenmore •* dryer bar ..... ..... .... pool "'° wtUI -wp l.eT..., PNI model wtt.b T .... ot 7• 0 2" .... old ._ ..... -tra .. -.,___, a-.......... ..-.... ,-_. • ""' • U" :....... •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• * * * ,.. ·---Take~----· ~ Belt ofter. Dy•: DIGGING EQUIP ••-uptotheneck * * •• ...., ..,._ ror,..cirJwNI UIS COQllpm•t toole t!:., \.a 't,. •:: •1.w. Roe "lhklda" Elec: Ham'. WOOd•r•lft body with L * Wlll•aVerdeDr. l•A 1t ... 1.W.IOJ 11l·ll•cw-.Ol4'7 . ~~,._~, 11K Au•na•n Pt1uet merw/barrow,at.o.vell, ~bell case. $500. -!= Colla ll•a •;•••• .. ••••••••••~••• Brand new Sola fs Lov· Irv. (AeftlM tram Uatv. mm'• wbi&e llOlcl wrlal maddolc alnt ~· ~ --;--CGtta Meta You are the winner of e f~ ~· •· • l-4· t1eat Hercu8" earUll HO. watdll. -.1m ext 1J7 t7&.2SlhfUPM Vlvlt# Series 1. 10.210 You,,. the winner of 1.,_~ ::.a.,.· JO a.cider, '50, tootl mo. ~ bed Furn, cllD rm •Idle baby MM'l 1rr 1071 New ftlb taU, ruBy ... :.:'~· Macro Sl7S. 4fnetlcUh cr:!::V-. . S.SO.Gl-111'••• clotbel. jewelry,' toya, ·~····················· aembled, "°or t of-<•value), to Mar 11th ~lr.t .. WOOD 2a6 s lli•Uell·mall•offv! mvu.aa. C.M. 9 Crafttman table taw, fer. CaUMJ Beaut Student Bue Clrw y_.... M~ • w d S for 8. Xlnl. decldnt, CoucH•loveeeat bea•Y wttb new 1~ bp 115/220 IYOllYCAI needsrestrtn1tnasz4o. Mar.17th,aPM at •""7 ~n.8~1 14,000' In from mill. w 0 0 d 6 b; 0 w n Yanl SUt: Old Cruller motor.-..UIO. ...,11• t75-8Sll M~eryWard c.o.talileta 55'/f\. "5-tm ext. #127 auiah .... Corte• • 8111•, Spa111b1l K1 81 .,_ -405~.atBriltol .......... / an,um. n 'lu · ·~-._. w-reoe L /R SA VE J.RENT 1' y .a. ...... 1.1 .a. TIUMPIT Cotta If eta t cau 841-5'78, ext. 212 to end tablea, wood • ~"-~·.:-• t er Id re t Ml I I 1ewooo 2•6'1 ~ Call 842-5878 ext 212 io Cklw 050 claim )'CMJr ticket.a. CW & gJ ... Gold.leaf. eta1ere. '-· -coroer 0 New·._.,P oBr Id ' S few S. Xhrt. dedtln , Sl.50 548-3188 claim your Uclteti ••••-••••••••••••••••• * • * .. -~a. •-ble lam-Aft nrd/JtedlaDdt Dr. SIS MU -.., r 1eporl 1~ 000' I r 11' . "'_. •.. ..... · I, Ueed SUl5. CadJUac •· n rom m II. Fender Rhodet 73 Key • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• 5, 552-9Gl5. • Yard Sale, rain or ah.lne 17" Lathe $325, Clausing ~/fl MS-tlfl eat. #lZ7 auitcue w/amp)ifter & Yacht *** "-di D. Kr..r llOW.15thSt. Sp.16 Newport Beach You are the winner of 4freettd&ets ($14value). to ........ lo.rSltow Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8 Anaheim ConvenUon Center Call 642·5678. ext. 272 lo claim your tickets. ....olTA XO.I Solid oea bdrm aet. lea• (indoon). llarine ltema, 12" LatbeSl.55 an)'tlme apkn. 9'0&'2·9128 * * * T~~l~~:wl + equlp.~11•evea than e mot old: also fute:Uno. toola, books, INDCITY MACHY 2 mai 15" wbeel rlma, Office...._• & Dorh lklaorR HarborCocktall C• IOJ ThomuvU.le 10Ud Fine clothes 6 more. Alto SU-«5315 ~It~ 079-14 ti I 1 LZZZDelawareSt. Cruialnl ...................... din table w/3 1vea fr t c I ea n In I Item 1 • S20/111 lawomow!:'.4# HI IOIS HunUnstoo Beach Catalina, Channel Isle. h ·,_ ..,... ,_. vttamlm 6 fl'ft facial. AlrCompreqorServtce rft frt . ••••••••••••••••••••••• You are the winner of WANTED: 2 female Uft· c a"". ,_.._.., eeo w l'7th C 11 1 hp port. comp, S3l5 !!:' . .:..,,!'!1,J· 33Hx18W. C 0 p • I 4 free ffdseta Hawaii, Tahiti Ir Pacific reatstered Slamete sis-· • · · Thia_.. ...., ...,.... ""' ~ Home port Nwpl Bch ters u wb. M2·42N Couch Ir loveaeat, $100 --.. ~·4218 , SI 00 /010 <Slhalue >.to · both. 4 storage cabinets, -~A::::!~E CdM Mhcil•n.. 1010 8 couch : SSO. antique 559-5'78 ........ ~~::::.~ DOCJI 104 $20ea. 142,5304 <I all ) S t 18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dresaer: $30, VW bum-lo.r Sltow •••••••••••••••••••••• TWINBedslllte new n ey . a . un. FLY INTERNATIONAL pert: '20, bit ln di•· 2 filing cabidell, ISO ea. Mar.4thruMar.8 KE&g{OND Pupe. AKC. Cost lllOOSac .,.75 1°"4· 00 Pam Am with airline bwuher: $25. MS-8103. 30 new 8' nuorescent Anaheim Conventlon Partner wanted: 24' Sea Champ sire. M/F. Pet & t1s-5lllaft5PM Garage Sale, Sat/Sun. tsw~ror-ane ticket slip. FlrewoOd for sale, SllO a bulbe, S3ea. 142.5304 C ti•~., ;:;_n8ter Ray &mdancer in N.B. s h ow . Pvt ply . Clothing,l'ff0nb,1mall l ntapore, Central cord.Delivered. Pets 1017 a.,_, • ...,, .ext.272to boat slip. $130/mo. 213/697·13'5 aft6 pm. KI n g sz water bed stereo, misc appliances. America, Germany-631.0754 ••••••••••••••••••••••• claim yourtkkets. Lease or purchase. Call Pit Bull Terrier Puppies, w/headboard Must Sell. 25181 La Estrada, Lag any or U countries. · . • • • 557·9S2'1. ---------• 642.2437 Niguel. Hurry! Good until Feb. N e w com b Lo o m . Par~h for sale, $150 w&th ---------M ad a m e A I e xa n de r UKC, P.R., blk & wht. 28 790-1999 pe, ~ tc-1 ltaclltcJ l•yak loah. Sall 9060 DolJa. the6 First Ladles S48-0ll89. Sofa-bed, $65. Desks. Misc. Bedroom Furniture , . ':~v~~ ~l~::oi;!1 • 754-6386. Xlnt$&00.548·3168 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** ;~~a!!~~~~ln box, AMHOMEDOG chairs, mirror, misc. & Houlehold Items. 985 6d~blespa,pwrpack. k3778 . . , Pl ... &OnJ-1 1090 <Erickson 27 , spotless. TRAINING CdM address. 675-7755 Azalea Or. Costa Mesa. S: ~~· set up $2200. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• loafs. W.W dsl, sips 5, $24,500. Complete IN· HOM E SU.~ 1 .645-7285 Super Savlnes on per.feet 5'1'' Baby Grand Drk E .. p•11t 9030 •833-08U,640-0300• AMT19UI SHOW Today Thru Sun ~Admission Huntington Center Mall 406 FwY & Beach Blvd, HB Training, Obedlen· Wrought iron & glass TOOLS * * * copies of 5 Romantic Wal nut Xlnt Tone,••••••••••••••••••••••• 30'5met.erSLOOP.$6000 ce/Problem Solving, dinette set. 4 chairs, Nut.I, bolts, screws, lots LohP.T....__ Perfumes. Joy, Norell, Regulated action. $1750 7~ Johnson, long shart & orbestoffer. protection. 539-7615. very gd cond. s200. of good junk. 985 Azalea .. ,_.. Ch an e I IJ 5. W h It e 493-5513 tank w/stand $225. OMC 832-21639 552-n «M. Dr.CostaMesa.S45·7MS l8l05DewberryWay Shoulders, Shalimar. . easy lift. boat bracket,--------- Qolden Ret. puppies. AKC. F. 8 wits. all shots. $150. 893-2188 Solid Oak 4 iece Irvine Money Back Guarantee. Wu rlitzer Sprt~e Fun· like new. Was $125 Sac. Breea:.y 12 ' now al Bedroom Suite. ~ining NCR Cash Register . Youaretbewinnerof M.0 . or Cashier 's Check maker Organ. Ltke new. $75. AJI mint cond. Cash Anaheim Boat show Table. Woven noor copier, l8HP Evlnrude, 1 ~~~~' only. $19.9S/oz. +tax. L ~.Call548-3941. onlyM2·9197 3/4.3/8 See New colon Po o d I es . Toy & mats. 8x10 Designer hunting rifles. 1281 t .... ,.. " M Productions F 7·F IAIY GlAMD Encroo Hyd. auto pilot. _c_o_r_'8-1------- Tables, Chairs. Cup-miniature. Black & Wool Rug Other misc LoganSteC .. rearC.M. lo.r"'L-w RivenldeAve.Suiu#33 Pl.AMO Complete. $1500orbest Lido 14, in good shape boards, Side Boards & brown. Males/Females. 76().88618 &5's.1733. . Ga r age Sa I e couch . Mar. 40:::.ar. 8 N.B. 93983631"1726 Mahogany r in Is h . ofrer. 548-9697 with sail + shore moor· AMa. OAK SALE Lota of Misc. Mention 586-3C22,586-85216. Db'BedW/Fram• chairs, desks. books. AnlheimConvention Free Estimates on almost new. Premier ing-Balboa bland-SS.SOO this ad Ir t • .. 18 9 8 U holate Hid bed piano $3.'500obo Brand new Chrysler ~ or best offer. 640-5921. 1e Lhasa-Apso, AKC pups. SSS Good Cond t 0 ys · m 0 re · Center P ry. e-a· ' 83i-9 · HP outboard motor. still --------- 15o/o DISCOUMT M/F. champ. bloodline. 548-2l3'7eves ·, Parkcrest Dr. C.M. CaU &'2·5678. ext. 272 to w /new mattress $225 300 in box, 1 yr wmty. Orig Erickson 32., '75 loaded. Freeland.s-86.4 W. 19th ----------l 642·1801Cashonly. claimyourtickets. 641-82(XS AskforTerry St Reas. 951·7034. S950ask:lng $750. 751·8967 custom int-ext. Bristol . N6ew. Be:._uMty ttrRest $3SOdble EASTILUFF * * * Spring Cleaning at our Console Wurllue .. r piano. lo•Power 9040 968-cond2703. Off,968-er o0872r R.E .P.P -642_·_733_1 ____ &4_5_-64_34_,My nam• is Happy, my P""0 ""' a ess U d " ·--· GIANT GARAGE SALE house: 9x12 Br/biege exce ent con tllon $950. master & friends are Kenmore hvy duty gas Sat/Sun 9-3PM. Freezer, Nwpt Sch Tennis Club wool rug $75. Hexcel 631-3474 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Amer. Oak Rolltop Desk S curve, ex cond. $2500 pp 546-8209. 962-0049 traveling & moving. I dryer S75 548-2654 I TV fam. membership avail, FOil SALE need to find lmmed. a . ' bikes, dishes, toys, $800. Call Answer Ad Bluelite 185 skl'a $75. Sportt.ci Gooch 1094 BANK REPOS IY SEALED llD home with a back yard TV "& Combination ~'...aamdboes..:Jln .. elothns,esk\.~' #451,M2-4300,24hrs. S co,tt kb oot t 9 ""1 D ••••••••••••••••••••••• March 216, 1-1.2·.oo pm. for 1or2 months. I am a Record Player $250. " tan.t," ' ' $85. pac age both for 4" Keen Gold dredge wet DEALER TRADE ..., Refrigerator Sl25. much more . 2906 BalboaYacht ClubMem· $1'5!). sults,hookerset-up$ror CONSIGNMENT SALLY-Famous 10· MONDAY SPECIAL well trained lrg dog. Freezer ISO. Cash only, Quedada, Eastblufr & bershlpforsale. 67s..0421 2 divers. Keen dry metersloop. Details con· Fine Ant Compatable with family all week. 200 King• VistadelOro 8511600 h L 'k USED BOATS tact Mrs. Marian Per· BabyGrandPiano &kids.l canofferalotof " · Dinette & 4 chra $100. ~-~r . 1 e new . rin, Coast Community Burled Walnut Ca 1880 dog's love & fun. My Place, N.B. Super Super Garage Sale Teac 3340$ tape deck. Kenmore elec. dryer, OVEtt 150 Colleges. (714) 556-5750. From Dresden, Ger. master can offer more. Beautiful Liv. Rm set Sat ~Sun l Oam . 9&7 Low hrs. great cond. Uke nu $125. 4 sets twn Brand new Chrysler ACTION BOATS I SI / ~off! ON Ed Fee is open for neg. So if $400. Din. Rm $600. g:av::ta Dr, La1una llOOftnn.~T067 PP. s prlnes /mattresses SOHP outboard motor, 0~ ps 9070 JONATH,A,N 'S youwanttoshare some Mahogany bdrm set · 125-50/set.BedframeS7. stillinbox.lyrwrnty, CstHwyatBeachBlvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,A,NTIQUES love c a II us : H m : $700. Cash only. 20 Ho.ehaW Goods 1065 FOi SALE: Set of8 dininl chrs $100. Orig S9SO asking $750. HwiUngton Beach Newport Beach mooring Oakbrook Village 636-6939; Wk: 965-3200. Kings Pl. N.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale cl surplus vehicles Child's or sewing desk 751-8967 /'JS' sloo S2S 000 Lagwut Hills 855-4657 Contest Prlae·20 pc and office equipment. $25. Flexle nyer sled $20. 21' Lyman Lapstrake VS w . JS-ss13 . ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IAKCReg.CockerSpaniel Couch $125, _brass lamps waterless cookware. (3) Ford l!<o T pick-up l ·spdgirlsblke tu. B&D TV,ltodlo, Greymarine. beaut ::: pups. 10/wks old, $125. S3S ea, chairs pr, 2 end Sac. at $250 557_9856 aft w/uUlity box (1970). etec. lawn edter $25. HIA, Ster9o 1091 cond. must see to ap-Slips available. Newport Arches Marina. 25' to S7'. Avail. now. 642-4644 Applmcfl 1010 631-0754. tables.coffeetable.$175 4pm (UJ72),(1176);l!<.T lnt'nl tires 1S5SR13 $10 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• preclate67S·S208 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 female Coetler pups. . Singer sewing machine cab • cbauis (1961); 175SR14 '5. 1201 Eatelle, Color remote TV, 19" . .,.. -· P Y 200 h RARBORAREA SJJ.S.~a4 J•wtlry 1070 Ford SedalH dr (1173); Wettctif'f 54111-Sharp, x1nt cood. 16 mo. •• -eon an P APPUANCESERVICE AKCChamp. bred. Buff ....................... (4) Adcllo1 macblnea · _. S300/0BO.M2-8St2 Turbo Diesel. fu1ly Side Ue. up to 25', $150/mo. 23319th St. WebUYused appliances color. 118&-1.S06. Drexel party table. dk Gold & Silver, top dollar. < V le tor. Add o · X . Mfr. RepnmentaUve call· equipped, lmmac. cond. ·-wesellrecond.guar BARKLESSBASENJI Span .• 4 chain, 12SO. Clasarincs? Hermes ); manual Ing on schools wants Beautiful Color TV: 2 yr Bargain priced. P .P . Apt C. 67S.0236. appliances. 549-3077 Red/wh.lte F pupe. AK . Sofa, 8', gold/olive leaf. 957-8053. typewriter. Cont a cl lines Write701 Marigold. wrnty. Free dehvery 775-7125. 673-37'29. llUY.APPLl.AHCES S200.964-2119,962-4657. !r!~~~~~~r·:.·~~::2 loose Dia. I.SO els.-~~~~!te!ts~;1~) CoronaDelMar,92625 Sl4S.646-l78&. 21· 19'T1 Reinell Cruiser, Usec/~~~~:lip. We Les 957-8133 Fne to YOll 1 o4 glass-top coffee table, l . 7 ~els . Have a~ -6 3 l · 1 2 0 0 . M e s a Underwood typewriter Complete FISHER Stereo 190 H.P. omc. Vanson have 216' sailboat. need •••••••••••••••••••••• woodbue $40 640-988S pratsala. $38,000. Wtll Consolidated Water Dis-$20. Electric hot curler 536-1104 trlr. fully equip, sips 4. Newport slip. Will teach New lS cu n. Frostrree ' · Sac. Call for info. trlct. set in case, like new SlO. $8500/0r trade for V.W. sailing also. Ross or lin· refng. $450. Microwave Affectionate M cat needs s.u ·dl 1 gcz 5678 Amana Radar Range home. owner has al· 2 twin beds (or king bed). 558-7276 M o v I NG s AL E . Hibachi $2.50. Large ' • t.ems • _v_a_n_66-__ 2340 ______ , da, 1·535-1161. lergy .....,,. •wu extra long length. S;JSea . Fri·ga'daa·r· .,·de /s t· de plants 12.50ea. 631-3474 Sl50640-784S · """""~ 540-7987 Ladle's dla. cocktail ring, " " Washers. Dryers: Refrlg. Whirlpool. Kenmore. Ma ytag. Recond. re · fi nished. guaranteed! $155 delivered 750-3103 {2 )9 mo. old M dog.a, Irish Sett.er mix & Shep. mix. 891-3118 aprals. $1650; take $800. $350. Hoover cleaner· WANTED· Stoller & , 2 studio beds, bolsters & in ct. dla. sol., apprals. bar stools, steel work highchair also mis c -------~ table, $225. 12150; l900. 642·2287. bench, ladles bike. yard baby ltema. 751·8981 • ~5040. 673-3350 tools & furniture. Many Fluffy 8mos old female ~ ct. diamond r ing, other items. Sal 9-3, Sun WANTED DAILY PILOT 21 cu n. Freeze r. United upright. xlnt cond $350/offer. 754·6757 cat black to good home 6' designer glass clock & $1000. 14 ct. pearl ring, 9-12. 18892 Paseo Cortez, delivered to my home! 848-6423 aft 5pm wkdays matching coffee table by $350. cultured pearls. Irv. (Across from Univ. 31&55 Laurel Lane South Glass Arts. flaw leas, $125. P.P. (213)431·5175 HI.) Laguna. ,........... 1050 ~. S5lMI05S ----------------l Apt sz Lady Kenmore washer & dryer. llOV. W /Stand, $300. 496-8364 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR SALE! Din. table, ma hog, 78''. 2 Ives. & buffet. $300. 646-lO!l7 Din. table, Engl. Regen· Kenmore Washer & Dryer. $250. 498-7514 Antique English oak sideboard In perfect con- dition with nice detail. $350. Dttsser, mapte & French provincial, $100. Two matching dressers. maple & country style. $100 for the pa i r . Kingsize waterbed in perfect condition with oak frame. non·sway mattress & heater, $200. Call 548-7827·MUST sell! cy style, twin ped.. D 4:~§1 end. solid yew wood. 2 P' Edwardian din. chairs. Odds 'n ends. 962· 7136 Westinghouse Washer & Dryer. n25 for both. 642-3156 20 cu ft. avocado. Philco rel'rig, with Ice-maker, like new. $300. 548·0130. sears Refrlg, avocado. ice-maker. reversible door. clean. 4/yrs. $145. 754·7939. Sear s Kenmore gas stove, xlnt cond, clean. S75. 754-7939. ** IBUY ** Good used Furniture & Appliances-OR I will sell or SELL for You M.ASTaS .AUCTION 646-1616. 13J..t625 I IUY PUIMn'Ull Ref's clean work good $60 Lea 957-8133 & SlOO. Refril FF. clean 8' Oameweave sofa w. xlnt szoo. Frzr, upright, match. 6' loveMat, 4 )'TS 12' cstm made couch, 11' sofa table Inlaid Tapa shell, 11' cstm made cof· feeta.ble, must see to ap. preclate. 760-8239 Elegant dining rm set, carved table, 6 chrs. china cabinet, buffet, appraised over $5000. sacrifice $2950/0BO. 644-1033 Upholstered swivel rocker, antique gold velvet $125, purchued 6 mo aio. like new. 2137 Miramar, Balboa Pen. 67U456 • clean. won. good $100. Id · d •"85 Waaher. clean worlu 0 ' new con • -·•---------good $15. Dryr. 181, 640-4779eves/wlmds. 2pairtrundlebeda clean. works &ood 175. Crib, complete, S90. =-= ~lS. 541-448S. Ripcbair. SJO. 559-9398 -------- Cell 112-11'1 for Clrcua ............ aft. lpm. Red upholstered chalr In ------------------------.... ITOPlt lood eond1tioG $45. Hid· .. ROYAL WORCESTER a -bed $8,5 . Ea rl y IT'S EASY! LOOk for your name and address TIM u-to mu and ENGUSll bone china. American COllllOI• racllo .,, Ill--.. ll'• •1m· Dloner/cotrff .. rvlce "5. 2 lampe tablet • In tocay's classified section. If you find It, call pJe with Dall1 P llot for 11 people. Simple mat.cltlft& coffee t.ablet 6'2·5678 Ext. 272 and we Wiii arrange for you to QIMiDed Ada. A.ad ll white W/told weddln• allforSTl.lll··MT• pick uPyourtlckets at I ·1 p·11at aell, tall 1 rneacll1 cond. Make offer. 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AM/.,-• •t•no I •••~•• IMW '1t 450SL, uecutln'• , ....... p 1 al 1 t '"'· nauc. cbarset, 1 ... • metaWc with black 1.n. rl6>Wtth c....U. tapt, Jl402 M•rt••rlte dr, su.zso Auume ..._ • u • oa 1 .. raulrpollulloocon· f7 #t Ill~~ 'I"' 'II' terl«•,..U car. J:nJoy Mlrhelin UrtS • mor.t ~ teue"" pu:rdutat. If•· ltoraf•· Stora1e. trol~e«Ullcatiou I 7CHIVY -Herfior'Blvd v• I ounelf and eejoy own. 11700/Mlt. off•r. Call •• pie yellow/bamboo. la111c l•I 6"'cr:u °' deas.r doeum..tary ~•TOMCAMPIR COSTAllESA . LweOrlllf In& lhl1 diamond. (45 t11.-1PMtotPll.U ttul.. Loaded, tf ,000 m l. ••1n 1e• 1 1°r t:!• t''· ~cbartetl4ft· Plcluap with SU.varado 9792100 ly"'•••tl ZSY> no answer, PLEASE Hl·ZMI 180-1131,548-tON. , er m Hl ar uoa er ...... ~ •~illed Pkl .. auto. trana., air • "' Sl,ttt keeptryiftf! ao..dSunda" ,t=-)mme. '75-SIOJ bytbeacl'ftrtlaer. eond.,:: ..... All/FM .. .,.::ei:r.::ce" IOI WITHAM '57 MercedH atoSL, •.!.!:=.:.:!..._..._ ___ j-=-'-:::---:/-----1 •tAtno ttack. ne-. Urea. 1WI IUY n.....na--e"t voucswuit...... ..... t7J ...... 1c .... w.· be•IL cond. 8otb tope, I tODe patnt, crulae, Ult, CllAM CAIS V'l'..-•un •· "'"""" ...................... 'TS _fluda •. JtoOco, must sell tblt week. Tr JI ta:lea C tS2 only 31,000 11\llH It AND .. UCIS Md..rwtl IMW '7~~~tml~terAve. VISIT YOUI 4cyt (not rotary) '8pd, PO.S00/080.15'7.0UI. ••••-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• mor•t Loaded ! ---,-'" 122·53J3 u1"esmu11ter Aa•ua.1co•1T racua1a. am/fm. Extra •L...-:..A ' ti IO IRECT lMPORT·New OG1191). !3-7S51 638·7880 ~ • nice! A1kla1 •1H5. '1t Mercedes Ben1450SL. _._._ Is ued lt uropun OM.YSIHI 710.TSU.... HOlll..ID• l40-tOlt lmmac cond, SZl,000. •••-• .. •••••••••••••• Pnltlle Ir clua)c, US 114.m STlllT 7331''s UO'Z " " A M~ 974 ~-~wa::::c~llL;~!,~; T':: ~~reo~ ~~~i !5!!.CA 8 1S D111amtte s 1peed aport HIADq&IAltTllS ••••••••••~••••••••!11--·1_1_CLASS __ l_C_2I08 __ L __ ••I. t Com-oav'1 s.&t-92 1--er &reel DCB.LINT coupe. AJr coodlUonin1. TODAY!!! 7tM8CIDIS Ori1 owner, 72,000 ml, Otraa1ponder. 140-4109 COSTAMESA •• IU'"nO stereo, wheel• & UMIVBSITY Showroom new. Z40D. a /c, nu tire•. 2 topa . ..-. • 1939 La Sale 4 ctr sedan. 541-3334 uut.H IUYU ~ N shadow. ll's Beautiful! ., .... -•SERVICE only 22,000 tniJH. SUll i.n ShOwroom sharp. Have ~ verY rood cond. '7500. • """ OF MIW (WUPZ> °"""'".q t 4 ed all service records. 111101.tlld .... ti 40 (714) 734-1833 79 Chev)' Luv, 4x4, 8500 Top• dollan for Sports S72'5 OlDSMOllLI warran Y· .$Pt! • air ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ml, air, abell, xlnt cond. Can. Bugs , Campers, 'IO's Ir •a I '1 JIM MAllNO HOteA conditioned, steering. $29,750. MIW PUCH MOPIOS '84 Fotd Gel~llle 500, 2 dr. $8150. -.•11 914'1, Audi·, AV AJLAl&.I NOW VOLKSWAG&I GMC TIUCl(S Ne~e(~~inal ! Like P.P. 540-3ll6 Anyllode~Wboletale xlnt et1I. orlf. paint. AsltforU/C MGR IOYCARYIAIMW Be h Bl d 2850Harbor Blvd. $16,tSO '73 ~L. classic white, s.veuptoll87 '750/080.831-0883 amper shell, alum. 3' JIMMARIHO 1540JamboreeRoad 1871 1 1 42 a2c000v COSTAMl!!SA JtM....,•ltHO xlntcond,88,000ml,call Ul·2504 873-1455 high, 8 ' long. SlOO . VOUCSWAGIM NEWPORTBEACH • 540..9640 """"' 644-1533 nites/wkends: '41 Chev; runs areal . 642.1175. , 18711 Beach Blvd. 64ft.6444 • VOLKSWAGEN 833--0Wdya. Pucb Maxi Moped, very $2800 or trade. Days HUNTINGTON BEACH "" 71 DATSUH 71 HOHDA CIVIC 18711 Be•ch Blvd ---- clean. lo ml, orig owner. 581·2003: eves 8SS-8984 '75 Chev v, ton, clean, 142•2000 S ~k IMW SI 0 HATCHIACK 5 speed, radio, heater. 142-2000 '76 ~E. river blue, tan $395. 8'75'4857. ·u T·Blrd. complete I; loaded incl. tilt whl, Used Car 5 speed, air condition· This is the one ever int. snrf. cass. 114,000. '78 Peu1eot, looks bad restored, like new, over S2SOO.M6-0382 TOP DOLLAR SM!! Ing, stereo. A very pret-ybody wants. In superbl•--------1 499·1998, 972-9143 Dr. runl ...... t 1235. S1 2 M spent . take '71 GMC'"" •--V8 • spd • •tD a-I '76 BMW"""" ly 5 speed economy car condition with less than N Pugh. --$8500/0 80 L . .... <An•, • • • r-" rv c.vv~ with Ulterior room and 36,000 miles (3206) A " S !r75-0M2 · eaving a /c, dLsc brakes, saddlt! GOOD I, CLEAM 438RVC well equipped with silver buuty with black ~•"' ~ '72 Mer~es Model E4dr Moh vdft/ country.6'2·2287 . tanks, elec brake con-. 'TI BMW3201 shadeku&sport stripe . interior and it is on sale ~~~-~ Sedan. 6 cyl fuel inject. S:::t;; 9150 .55 Mercury 11000 Gd trol. posl-traction. USED CAIS! 234RZQ (522WMZ> Vou can own foronJy -;;v 4spd trans, snrf. 29.000 •••••-•••••••••••••••• cond in /out.' . $2400/080. 848-4918 'TI ~X3201 this car for 53199 Cft 0 orig mi. New Michelin l1'£4.~" $4499 -... Tires. Xlnt cond. ~l of. '79KAWKD17S,xlntcond 642-1775. '65 Chevy, straight 6, 14' '78BMW 320i IOI WITHAM IOI WITHAM -w feroverS4SOO 499·3874. ridden il's $600 /0ffer .46 Ford Woo di e , box. A-1 shape S2.000. 799ULJ VOUCSWAGEH .... ~ ,_"V 661~ ri!Stored, $13,000. ALSO Call846-T122 • '79Js~~r'1 7~c:!t~':.~~rE:Ve. 7~WWestminstetrAve. ?.. -., LOOK!! '80 KAWI 250 '29ModelATownSedan. '60 Ford t ruck . new "79 BMW320iA in Westminster m estmins er RESALE LTD lo mi, gd cond. Sac 4 dr, restored. Ideal for wheels. & tires, body In 2150 H..tMr llYd. 8l6YZE 893-7S51 638-7880 893-7S5l 638-7880 $12000.B.0 . 642-8106 s tudent . S 10,00 0 . perfect shape Runs CotN MeM 645-5700 '80 BMW 538i '78 HOHDA '7SYamaha RD60classic 675-6161. great 631 -3860 8S6ZSU 76DATSUHD210 Dynamite 5 speed rrd ----WANTED! 28402 Maniuerit~ 4 speed, air condition· hatchback. Only 2SOOO s-speed lBllmpg $400. '57 T-Bird xlnt cond VGM 9570 Portlwcay ing. AM·FM . <9051821 miles. <IClNDY> tr•deforSabot642-24S5 Black&whiteinterior ••••••••••••••••••••••• Late model Toyotas and $2595 s3a95 V o I v o s . C a I I u s MisMoft V&.fo , Motor"-t.S•, $12,000 497-4365 7aDODGE T DAY !!! 831-2040 495.4949 fjHf(W{ UOt.V<Wl JIMMARIHO .~~~:!' ..... !~~ R•=.:a' v . 8 , ~4uVti.:'m at i c , I ClosedSund~y~ ~'II vOll(SWAGlN 1NC VOLKSWAGEN WI CAH SILL ••••••••••••••••••!~.~~ transmission. air condi-l • 534--t100 lB711 Beach Blvd. OU R. '78 Dodge RV Van. Self· Honing, power I steer· 13731 Harbor 142-2000 Y I V. contained. Xtras. low ing. stereo tape. mags. 1"'"--"-lhc&. Garden Grove ·so 4-dr Acl'ord , A IC' S59-1304 miles.842-52-4 1 Thisisaprettygoldwith CotteMo• AM /FM cass . :.nrr. paneling & carpet in ex-~ •U-tJO) w U O-t07 & I SJ • llOAOWAY '77EleganzaGMC26' WhtelDrhH 9550 cel lent condit ion SMHA AHA mags, xtras Assume Beaut cond, many xtras, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11K76723) It 15 a short --Ptemium prices -lease ~.31 mo. or buy S29,SOO. 963-U42 '76 SUIARU wheelbase and on sale paid for any used car 835·3 I 71 out $400 to take O\•er .. ~EEL DllVE this weekend for only <foreign or domestic) fl<E uLnw.1.n oRtvtHG ,..ACHIHt Dys 556 ·0511 . V1nrt' RENT: 22' lux. mtr "'"" $3999 in goodcond1tion. •USED IMWs• Eves642·1150Pete home. Sips 6 , self·cont. WAGON IOIWrTHAM See Us First' ----- $275 /wk. + 8• m i. 4cylinder.4 speed.AM · v-vsw•GE... '77756200230cs1004~~ed<02471 '79 HONDA 4dr. auto. 64~. FM COS2PPM > Excellent "-""" " ' a< ...,, stereo/tape. a /c, $6520 buy at only 7600 Westminster Ave. '79 320i (7560) 9.5 644-05.50 '76 Tioga Motorhome, $2695 in Westmiflste r '77 6.30 csi auto (0040) ---- complete roof air, $8500 893-75.Sl 633-7880 '80528iA1unrl. 0625) '73 Honda Civic, 4s pd, ~~.offer. 631'0295 ' ~~tt~~ '78 Ford custom Van. xlnt Closed s-daya -1980 OATS~ ::2t.~ln!;~:~ =~~. ~ cond. am/fm ster eo ForTheBest 11020001 M.8-7Z16. '6 8 Dodge l 1 O 534-4100 ca&s.6cyl,4spd,25mpg. :!888 llarborRl\'d BuyOrLeaseDeal DELUXE m otorh ome, se lf · 13731 Harbor new t i res . S4SO o' l'maa \lt's.1~00.130 lnOrangeCounty .. Automatic trans., fac· '74 Hooda, bas new eng, contained. rt. front Garden Grove 760-8337.~. ComeSeeUsToday!. toryaircond.,body side Sspd, dual carb & dual d a m a o e d . S 1 2 o o . Wanted late model car lo exh. One of a kind. $2800. • • ... cnn b I moldings, radio & low. 6"-n78.l.934Federal. 4X40odge, '66,2000mion MUSTS&L _,.,.,c• ,assume ease ._-~ ' low mllea. (34BVRS). 842-9946 a fte r 6pm Tralen. Trayef 9170 new eng, 44Q, water in· '77 Dodge Trades 200 or payrpent.s •W-3591 ~ <Stk. 143Z). Offer good 1_1J48.._m_6_. ------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ject, port converter. g11 mint cond., P IS. P /.B. Auto.. ~port.ct -thru~Hl. CICJlllm" 9730 8x24 Aristrocat, like new shocks, stage II shirt kit t/~·x f."".:i·1 c~l~,: a i:: •••••••f••••••••••••••• SADOl.EIACk Ottl, Y $3999 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TERRIFtC SAVIHGS Example~· •'75 SEL Uatht!r, Sunroof 136345) $12,950 •'79 2400 Fully Equipped (072651 $14,950 •DIESELS '79 2400 Pastel Blue <M154ll '79 2400 lvorytParch HY12GS l '80 2400 Gold Br/Bamboo 1559301 '79 3000 White /Parch < 18236 l '79 lOOTD Maple/Bamboo 1050711 '7' lOOSD Mil Br/Barn (04768 1 '79 lOOSD Mag Blue/Parch (06604) 'IO JOOSD Ivory/Parch 06011) •450 SEL11 '774SOSR Sil Bl/Bl, Lea <10768> '77 4SOSR & trans, new radials. A.H llcMMC> 9705 IMW .... lftal90IT D TfrUM ,._ J ~.OOO. <K.P68S8 >. am /fm cass, camper S6500/0BO. 962·59oo . a · ""'",. A .. '72 JAv X 6 Gm/Parch. Lea 163757> 499-31116 !>45-82161. Brad •••••••-•••••••••• •• ••• 28402 Marguerite Pkwy· 888 Dove Street Dynamite, ye 11 ow . abeU, \cu more xtras. Le ._SE Mission Viejo NEWPORT BEACH loaded luxury sedan. •SL'1 TNllen,uttlty tllO 96000/0BO.US.008S. .tosWcmhd 9590 5A Avery Pkwy. exit (S lll-1300 Best ride & dri ve 77Sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIRECT• Fwy.) h Cl MotorcycleTrailer '77 JeepCJS,lomileage. • 131•2040 49g.4949 anyw e r e . ea n MldBlue/Blue C:J73821 3 rails tood cond. $350 xlnt cond. Xtras. Must PQRSCHES CbedSundaya for Sale C705GNR> '79 SL Bestoff~973Z se ll. s 50001 0BO . 1911 ALFA CHEAP'.'· s.4!9151 ... 0 Jvory/Bamboo <56:J70I 675-7306.832~. SPIDERS •74 IMW JIM M.... " '79 SL A..to& .5!!:.,~!:f..~9400 ·11 Dodge. $4000 or best WANTED Dynamite 2002 four Slightly used turbo kit VOLKSWAGEM Eng Red 153253) ,_._. __ • speed with stereo Very ;~ '74 Datsun z cars 18711 Beach Blvd. JIM SLEMONS •••••••••••••••••••••••offer. 631 0295 or Allow ustheopportunity IEACHIMPOltTS clea n . Original 768-5837. 842-2000 IMPORTS $SAVESAVES SS6-3'T78. loconsiderthepurcha1e 848DoveStreet C935LHQ> ------1970llARBORBLVD ~USED PARTS • or trade-ill of your clean NEWPORT BEACH u995 '78 2110Z 2+2. xlnt cond. """ 72 :V.. ton pick·uP xlnt h Ch k .h U .., Am /Fm cass a/c. snrf. '67 Jaguar 3.8 MK llS all COSTA MESA Imported car parts cond S2000 or best ofrer. Porsc e ec wit 5 752-0900 JIM MARINO orig. very well main 631·1Z16 833-9300 IMPORT 342.~ Today' ----- -VOLKSWAGEH SH50. PP 640'1948 tained Must Sacrifict-~~!!!~!!!!!!!~~!!!I AlfTO SUPPL y ---1j~~ '78 Alfa Spyder Co nvt l8'71l Beach Blvd CV('S/wkends S46-8570 :: 101 N. Manchester Trvdu 9560 _ fJa) ~-~ XI n t co n d . s i Ive r 842 2000 For sale ---Anaheim 776-9900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ w I m a r o on i n l • '71 XJ6, our loss. your '800au un ·-:--_:H·.·,:,,0,.:-.. Blaupunkt Am /Fm ORAHGECOUNTY'S DatsunZ gain! Newly r.blt en1c For-* Pick.Up G••cll'nGro"'-"'l)f-2.»J s tereo. 35.000 m1 , OLDEST f front suspension. ex Datsun z 5 s p ee d . Am . Fm $7250/0BO p P. ~8-2184 mo or haust system. We put cassette. 0847234) eves. & + other parts the money in The rar is motor Mtll Top Dollar 768-5837 yours ror s.s5oo. Must + -AL-__... Barwick Imports Auel 9707 Sell Days 661 1166. 1<:ves 7-,._51..-37 •• 131.33" p31·d •• -.~··················· ·12 DATSUN 24oz 49J.C8>5 Porsche 914 western style mag wheels. S20 ea. 548-9744,548-6446 '79 GMC Steps Ide Pick up. make offer. 548-9697 T , ...,.15 & t GSO.l5 '78 Che.vrolet a~T P .U. "12 AMdi I OOLS Sales-Service LeasmR ForYour Car! R C I Lo mi. l owner. good ----4 door, automatic, low oy arver, ftC. l'Ond. Call645·2041. '61 Mark II. 3 8 All orig, JOHNSOH&SOH miles. extra clean ' Roll~'Royce RMW -------75.000mi.lowner.allre Uncot.Mercuty C593GIT) 1S40Jamboree Fiat 972 co rds. m 1 n i mum 2626 Harbor Blvd. ~· IMW Newport Beach 640·6444 .. ......... ... .. ...... rest or a t i o n re q Costa Mesa ~0.5630 2840'2 Marguerite Pkwy. .-1L IMW -"111 Fiat124 Spider S 6 9 0 0 I 0 B 0 1966 MHCEDES 250S4DOOR "All or iginal'' w1lh automatic trans.. pwr steering, AM /FM radio. air cond.. white w /red interior & extra -;harp' ITUR674 ) OHLYS3995 IAKER STREET USED CARS 142.S B11ker Street COSTA MESA 54S-3334 ~o l.-r wo 32K rru, power. a te. 8' t 1 res on ~ood spoke bed w /shell 54(}.9688 dodge rims . 1200 . --------- I' Mission VieJ'o v Con "bl (7\•)r..o~ ""39 W• Peay DynamJte 2002 4 speed. vcrtt e 1 " ........,, • 450SL/maint. m x Int Mercedes '75 240D, snrf, I o m i , a i r • tape/Fm tst~reo. im· mac. Ask $8950 Must sell regardless . Dr. Ma son: 675-0941 ---'68 Mercedes 280S, gd cond . S2800 t 0 BO. 557 2699, 759-29t5 ask for Bill MBZ280 1973 XLNTCOND. $6000 CALL 76().9278 ---MG 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78MGMIDGET 4 cylinder. 4 speed. AM · FM radio. heatt!r . A very sporty car that is really fun to drive. Brown is beautiful with tan interior and only IS.000 mi.les. A sure win· oer can be your s . <654UYZ > Only $3699 IOIWITHAM VOUCSWAGIH 7600Weslmlnster Ave. ln Westmi.nsler 89J.7S51 638-7880 '79 MG Midget. Dark. brown. Xlnt cond. $3950. Days 645·SS70. Eves 645-0048. MGI 9744 ················-······ 79M51 CONVHTllLI 4 cylinder, 4 speed. Thia is a pretty British raci.111 green with low miles. (882WEU> rt is all ongmal and on sale this week for the unbelieva· ble pnceof $5299 IOIWITHAM VOUCSWAGEH 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westm inster 893 75.SI 638-7880 '79MGI D ynamite 4 s peed roadster with air condi- tioning. Super s lick ! 1483222) $4995 JIM MAR.IMO VOUCSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 842-2000 '77 MGB, lo m1. AM /FM. new top, $3500. 832.7359 OVER I e3 i.zo4 o Alrcondltionin".stcreo. Only 29.882 miles!! Ko,.......Ghla 9734 cond. F equip Poss Closedsundays · " Mak mo t hl pa Original Beige finish. e n Y Y· ••••••••••••••••••••••• neg pr 1 re Da n · ----- llw look '77AUDIFOX Verysharp.(001PID) m1072eUnJtSsl and down °70 Ghia convert, 646-Zl.28. '79 MGB xlnt cond. 21K 892..a!:56 '76 El Camino Classic, all S.~ .. •·-... Sb llf GM xtras. super s hape . For Your Good Dynamite sun roof. 2 $5695 restored. nu paint. top & mi. am/fm tape deck, VW,PorscheorAudi door 4 speed . Very JtMMAllMO Barwick lmports int. am/fm cass. xlnt '78 450SL. blk on blk. mags. lu.gg rack S6300 WUU&JIU e or or $ 3 0 0 0 D Y s ChevySbortbed P ick-Up (714)738-7454: eves : ~ond . $450 JO BO ,_M_O._f_TI_S_. ----- ~-... ---.,,. .. ,• sharp! 1779SPZI VOLKSWAGEN __!!_!,:3~1 eng.SSS00.637-2367 _ polished rim s. mint 645-:.J28eves /wknds 1 $3495 cond. 14.000 mi, $30.000. 18711 Beach Blvd. '79 Fiat 2000 124 Spyder. ·~ K Ghia. Completely 631-51.SS JIMMAltlHO 842°2000 Blue Power windows. restored. Over S9200 in ----- VOU<SWACiEftl ---:-stereo, hardtop incl. vested. Only asking '72 .SOSL. ver y c lean. 73 Dodge lOOP/4. PS. Air CHEAP!! shocks. aux tank, motor VW-PORSCHE-AUDI Slightly used turbo kit sound.1)45.,8()9() 44.S E. Coast Hiway '70. '14 Datsun Z cars Have something to sell 1 at Bayside Drive I 18711 Beach Blvd. Divorced. must sal: 79 X Int. cond. S7 .000. between S4300·S4500 both tops, 78,000 mi, I 142-2000 320i blk/tan, Lux us pkg 645-998.S S79-l4lll 114.SOO. 494-7451 ,,__ ___ 7_98-_583'7 ___ --1 Clauifled ads do it well. Newport Beach 673·0900 -.,..,-------!Alllos. Mow 9100 Alltoa, Hew HOO 14.Mtoa, H•w 9100 Mites, Mew 9100 , .....••......................•........................................ ···················· •EXPmSIYE a11 lllLT· Tl S11AY THAI WAY Steve:731·2221 .lv msg. -· ---·------------- ------AM+oa, H•w tlOO Alltos, Hew '75 IMW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dynamite 2002 automalit . Air condi· tionlng, ster eo & low miles. lt's squeak y clean! C419NKQ I $4995 JtMMAalHO VOUCSWAGEH 187ll Beach Blvd 142,.2000 1980 BMW 5281, 4 dr, loaded -Ute new. 26,000 ml. Alaume leaae or buy oul TI'1S4f..6950 "15 BMWSIOI. low m lies, •m/fm/8, auto aad air ftawS.., must aee f7 .SOO Pvt Ply &eo-1547 c.,f ....................... 'V'l. A/C. AM /FM CUI .. Jntf, et(, tuCI0/080. 8*831)4. '64 MGB, reblt eng & gear box, new top &.int. new am/fm. new michelln radials, $2300. 840-8090 afler6J>m . tlOO 74roac .. tt4 • e1lla.der, s apeed, •t•rtO. ,,. ftaett ... tblt JOU will He. I be~ )'OU CH OWQ no finer black on black el.-C for leu. (1151) Tbl• I• tbe ultimate Retnit ..uta1 'M 110 B. aporta car for only ...._, mao. 1d cond. 111ff Call TU·ITT5, 111-1081 IOI WITHAM uUorSut. YOUSWA•8' ltnPOISCHI !'.'fJr.COUN VI, l ....._ air eoiad., pwr . ..-.... erulte, All/FTll cua. Ii under 11,080 nUliM I (.00.) U7.tll THEODORE ROBINS FORD LEASE DIRECT! 1911 SAAi TUllO. ,...... t741 7800W•tmlaaterAve. •••-•••••••••••••••••• In Weatmlnlter OltAM4tl COUNTY /\ 11,c 1 ~1 r." F1( 1M 1\ 1.,, ii (.(•'IA '-\l",A r, l,' tlll,(1 LIASE IU'755l 8¥· '76 tUS, Sapd, mags, SAAi 73 POISCHt · ste"'° can, anrf, sliver, B~f~~&SE DJRECT! t 14 Im mac. SH,950. PP. OVERSEAS Dynam1te.5 speed. Only SC0.19t8eves/wkends. DELIVERIES 1911,.,.IOT TUUOt ~;:>ir:1~~:~r ~~~: ....... !?~~ 1· '!f!~I llACH IMPOITS VOUSWAfiEH . Ill DEALER IN O:S.A. ..:I~-~J •_, lt71 TRIUMPH COMVBTllLI A white "Spitfire" with black top fr Werior. • speed trans., AM /FM radi~! extra clean & ONLY 2.S,000 Jow miles! (31*:). • OMLY$3ftS IAk&STllET USIDCAIS 1425 Baker Street COSTA MESA 545-3334 .. DoveStreet 187UBeachBlvd. ~ IOY 10 120Gare1enGrove 81 NEWPORT BEACH 142-2000 CARVEil Garden Grove 530.9190 712-0tOO T pd ROUS·ROYCE ollsWOCJlft 9770 ---------'70 911 cpe, 5 I , 2.2, IMtM"'W.. 5.... 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7t PIUelOT stereo, mags, best offer. ...._.. .. .c11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •75 Bug 5°' Diesel. Automatic, 64().0918,642-3338 ........ '76SubaruWagon,a /c. Sunroof, EXCELL.ENT sun root. 22.000 miles & •60 B 64 000 . CLOSED WHOAY~ 12100. CONDmON' ! (031179 > jmttitenew. (1.2210) ~/OBO.mi. 1114)642·5984. $3911 $7tt5 DIRECT IMPORT.New Toyota -9765 Barwick Imports JIMMAllHO ~· & us ed European •••••••••••~••••••••••• 831-331 I '78 911SC $23.500 l>r as-Prestige & classic. US VOLKSWA6EH sumeloan. Pet Blue/lthr specs anyplace in USA . l.17U8eacb Blvd. tan, snrl Blaupunkt Telex 681·396 or (714) 842·2000 AM /FM cass, 631-1532 S.9-:1182 Porsche 9750 '67 912 Sepd, am/fm Btrk, Saab 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• clean, new shocks/muf· ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Por. 914, AM /FM rler. rblt seats $5200 '72 99E. 4 dr. auto. orig. cass .• very good cond. 752·8786 clays, 551·5076 owner , 2 6 m p g , $t200. P.P. 1-525·6887 eves/wknds $1900/0BO. 851·3163 Alltos, Hew 9800 Alltos, Mew 9800 Autos, New 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE CAR. NEW 1981 DATSUN THE PRICE. 78TOYOTA CBJCAGT Automati c transmission, air cond., power steering. stereo. What will you do with all the money you save? This top selling Toyota is in superb condition and has shade kit & custom wheels. (l75UJX> It is very ownable for only $4999 IOIWITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7600Westmlnster Ave. in Westmins ter 893-7551 638-7880 '75 VW RAlllT 4 cylinder. automatic transmission, air condi· lioning, stereo, a really great running Rabbit with Blaupunkt stereo. A nicely equipped car and or course VW reliabilty (080 MVFl. You can own this car ror only. $2,699 IOI WITHAM VOUCSWAGEN 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7551 638·7880 76VWVAM 7 passenger. looks & 1980 Toyota SR S, pkup, runs great. All original xlntcond. !'ispd. AM /FM (7270> stereo. like new 831-7494 I CREVIER IMW aft s I '76 Toyota Corolla. ate, am/fm stereo cass. sta- tion wgn tn lop cond $2400/0BO 642·0693 tst & Broadway Santa Ana 835-3171 76 YWSCIROCCO !'i speed. air cond1t1on- ing. stereo. It is hard to IOYWDASHIR DIESEL SEDAM 4 cylinder. 4 speed, fac tory air conditioning, stereo cassette. sun roof. You say you are looking ror economy and com· fort? Look no rurther. we have the pretty red metallic diesel now and it has less than 8000 males c 365ZSQ I "'ur only $8299 IOIWITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7600 Westminste r Ave in Westminster 893 7551 638-7880 '79VWRAlllT Dynamite. low mlleaJ?e. custom 2 door automatic• & ai r conditioned Original. Sharp ' (792507) •$4995 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 VW Convertible '73, looks nice, runs great. Radials. $3900. 4!M·24CTT '7•SUPER sue Xlnt ccnd, mutt Mil. 1~ 71 Scirotto, web, konlt, lowered. arrs. So.a •H 11'fWIU. ..._IM 1.--ce COMVlaTIILI P~? l write any • cylinder, 4 s peed. risk, lo monthly rates. stereo cassette. Thia it Plrtel Ina. Ma-319$ the bard to rind convert.I-Vol•o 9772 bl• In truly excellent ••••••••••••••••'••••••• conditJoo w{lh very low miles. (18$VAH) Custom wheels add to the beauty and la on sale for only ""' IOIWITHAM VOLKSWAGEH 7600 Weatmlnster Ave. in Westminster 893-7551 638-7880 72YWIUS Dynamite 7 passenger 4 speed. Super runner! (129EKW> $2895 JIM MARINO VOUCSWAGEM 18711 Beach Blvd. 842-2000 VOL YO S.ALES.SHVICE AM>LIASIHG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS EARLlll(E VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-9303 540.9467 ORAMGE COUMTY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer an Orange County• BUY or LEASE DIRECT BRAND NEW Nert!~, 1981 RABBIT 10120 Garden Grove Bl CONVERTIBLE Garden Grove '•30.9190 Equipped with 5 s peed. power brakes. AM-FM stereo with cassette whitewall tires. metallic paint. (003767 ) VOUCSWAGEN '74 Volvo 164E. xlnt cond. ne w t ire s. brk s. alternator. etc Must l'ec to apprec Must sell Sar. S3000 968·27CTT '76 Vol vo 242. red. 4s pd w/overdnvt>. snrr. air. am /fm :.t t.>reo I' P 4'94.2879 7600 Westminster Ave AutCK, Used in Westminster •• •• •••• ••• •••• • • • •• ••• 893-7551 638·781«! General 9901 '79 VW DIESEL .......•..•..•......... SAL!S, SERVIC! AHD LJ!ASINO 71 CADILLAC CPIDIYIU.E Ah· cond., power whl· • dowa , pow'er seats. stereo tape, Landau top, tilt wheel, crulae con· troJ Here la your op· portunJly to own • truly fine 'automobile. One of A merlca 's most lux· urlous cars in s uperb condition with maroon finish ind leather in· tenor. (605VPU ) Only $73'9 IOIWfTHAM VOUCSWAGEH 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7551 638· 7880 SeV11le EleJ?anle '81 . diesel, every option I 38K ma. 891· l588 aft !'iPM '78 Sev'ille, lea the r . am/fm stereo w/t ape. cruise. etc. xlnt ~ond. $8500. 495-6988 '77 Seville, lo mileage, all xtras $7,650. 640 9588 Camaro 9917 ...•......•........•.•. '78C::amaro i\1r. automatic. power steering, Z7.961 miles. IR82VEl l $4911 Barwick Imports 83l-l31 I '70CAMARO $1800/0BO 759 1130 aft 6PM 210 4 Speed Transmission, 2 Door, AM Radio, Thermoguard, Under coat, Body ~•de Moldings. Ser •J001 Stock #242 '73COROLLA $1600 645-9502. 642·2434 Don -Triumph 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• keepScirocco's in ioven 66 Baja Convert . new tory. One of the most , paint, tires, AM /FM popular a~d .reaso!1ably cass. reblt trans. '72 enf( praced.VW s IS available w/5.ooo mi. very nll't' t? you tn excellent <·ond1 $3200. 64.5-S240 taon. Dasher diesel sedan' 4 s peed. stereo. Clean ' (53SXNK> $5995 JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN IR711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 *CARS WAHTEO• RUNNING OR NOT $25-$300 CASH FREE TOWING OP EN WEEKENDS Call Ed C714l891 0517 '70 Camaro . s had1J v. gray, nu radial tares & pa ant. xlnt cond 64G-9548 '78 Camoro RaHy Tin ted w in dow s. louvers. super la ghts with TA's. hra $1 200 NEW 1981 DATSUN 280ZX 5 Speed Transm1u1on Factory Atr, AM/FM Casselle Stereo. Thermogue•d. Under coat. Boc:ly Side Moldings Ser #9158 Stock 1371 NEW 1981 DATSUN 510 5 Speed T1ansm1ss1on. Hatchback, Thermo- guard. Undercoat Body Side Moldings Ser 114067 Stock #077 NEW 1981 DATSUN 200SX 5 S~ Transm1aslon. H•tch~ck, Thermo· g~rd, Undercoat, Body Side Moldings Ser. 12430 Stock 14!>3 NEW 1981 DATSUN 310 4 s~ lr•n•mleslon, 2 Door, Deluxe Package, Thermoguerd, Under· coe1. Body Side Moldlnge Ser 15645 Stock 14!>0 ·$4333 $10,666 $6444 $6999 $5166 $99 OVER INVOICE TRUCK SALE! ALL TRUCKS IN STOCK. NOTHING HELD BACKr Sale Price Good With This Ad Only. Pr1c:. Ooet Not Include Factory Incentives. THE' PLACE~ '71 TlllUMP'H SP'tTFfRE $099 IOIWITHAM VOLKSW AGEM '77 Rabbit 4 speed, lo m1. new tires. $3200. 832 7~9 JE EPS . CA H S . s tl're o sys t e m . 74VW SG700 080 (714 1536 ~96eves 4 cylinder. 4 speed. radio, heater, luggage rack. A maste rpiece of design and handling. She is a bright sunrlower yellow and performs perfect You m ay own herroronly l!'i55TJY > 7600 WestminsterAve '67 BUG. white. good inWestminster co nd . S2000 F:v r s 412 WAGON 4 t•yhnder. auto trans . i\M·FM radio. The VW wagon with roominess. comfort and economy (973KLLI A gorgeous C'herry red and ready lo be owned for only PICKUPS. from S35 Available at 10<:al C:ov 't A U<'llons For Directory <'a ll Surplus Da t a 'Gil Camnro. 327 . new Cenlt>r 14151 1161 2648 l•n•s. paint. ('lt· Very ~7~~ _ --_ 638·78SO 642-8019: days 631 4836 9905 :-harp Ml'ST S l'.:LI. AMC FA~I !>45 9227 $3,499 IOIWITHAM VOLKSWAGEH 7600 Westminster Ave in Westminster For Classified Ad ACTION Calla Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 6'2-567'8 893-7551 638-78801-========= ........ u .. d Alltos,U1ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 SUBARU WAGON C.ce.Uent ''•neoorlehon '*1'!'MYI '76 CHEVY CAMARO ---"" """"'· ....... mooa 411000 ,.. .... AMOO 1,,_pt (Mtf'OT) 78 OLDS CUTLASS •cy1..-~.-.. -·---12411.Nn 76 CAD. SEVILLE '--......._""-·er-.,_,.,.,-·-.,,.-t., ... »011 78 CAO. SEDAN DE VILLE 0. Ei.o--t t 1--"'la., ........ b11 -· po-. --._ ... ,.. -CO¥efa, r~ IO !10 10 ..... YOfll end --1 IOl1WCJ~ 78 CAD. ELDORADO Loe.I --· -· -mllM. -., rool, --~I H• _., Option -llllVZI) 77 CAD. SEVILLE Al .................. -.1nc..-o-.. '*" .. ,. ..._ --. •• .,.i..,., c6n0itloill ~ $1995 $J995 s7995 sa395 s3995 ....................... ·10 Convt 400m1 on total rest.oration. S6500 invesl- ed asking $450010 8 0 631 2568 '78 AMC PACER Chevrofff 9920 $2599 D/l WAGON ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 cyl.. auto trnn:. . pwr '76 MONZA '69 Bug hke new. rblt eng new int. stereo. oriJ! pnt $1899 631 2568 IOI WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7600 Westminster Ave in Westminster s teering , AM FM stl.'reo 2 + 2 1 c· v I good c assette. wood gr ain m 1kage. a· c. radio. i.1des. roor rark. r<'ar tran-.ferrablt• v.arranty wmdow waµer & ::.har p ' !i!i7 ~27 or 759 0060 '63 Bug, orig own, 48K ma. on car. 30mpg on reg $1300/080 631·2568 '66 Bug all original. paint. ant. radio. etc never wrecked $1600631 25611 '70 BUG xlnt rond. auto stick. stereotcass. $2.500 PPS.19 2955 Herd To Fin~WCJI' '77 VW Dasher. 4s pd. a m /fm . lthre tte . radials. lugg rack. ver y ni ce' As king $3195 640.9049 '67 VW Bug. $1400 '64 VW Bug. S1150 494 1475. 893-7551 638-7880 '76VWIUS Very clean 7 passenger automatic Air condi taoned. See this one C704999 1 $3995 JIMMARlMO VOLK SW AGEH 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 74VW 412SEOAM Auto. tra ns., radio. heater VW reliability & economy is built into this little car. You can s ave (496WKJ) OHLY $3995 IAICSl STilEET USED CARS 1425 Baker Street COSTA MF.SA 545.3334 1 '70 llOrn<'l SJ50 Stedl vourself a rH1l' an I ha:. bargain hUl!gy Call I 545 3046 luidl 9910 ....................... 1977 Buick Regal. x lnt cond. Loaded T top. lugg rack. wire rams, 831-7494 aft 5 money and hea daches. '66 LeSabre 4 dr. new rin g because it is in very & valve job, eng run!l g o o d con d i t i o n . smooth New paint. Int '68 VW Van. xlnt cond. C039MCN > On sale ror very clean. AC works, 5 SZ250. only ti res good tread 642-00lll~-$2299 S796/bst ofr. 645-4631 bfr '78 VW Sc:irocco. lq mi, IOI WITHAM noon/aft 5PM. xlnt cond. $5600/0BO. VOLKSWAGEH •'H Century 4 dr. 751·7631. 7600 Westminster Ave. cassette, loaded. Good ·u Ca llforn la Bug. in Westminster cond. 673-7677 or673·7873 restored tbru-out. nm 893-7551 638-7880 ·69 Buick, xlnt cond. full '6(). '65 VW left & right equip, SBOO. Call 645·9590 Call quJck ! 962-1984 • •• J.Salmoft 2.414 Ha rbor Costa Mesa You are the winner of 4 frH tickeis IS32valuel. to Ci~us V cmJas Mar 17th, 8P~ at Ml')fltgomery Ward 405 rW} at Bris tol Costa Mesa Call 642·5678, ext 272 to da1m your tiC'kets . * * * • * * Tanya lgnanski 9074 Cockatoo Ave Fountain Valley You are the winner of 4 frff ticbts CS14 value>. to ............ IMf Show Mar. 4 tbru Mar. 8 Anaheim Convention Center Call 642·567'8, ext. 272 to claim your tickets. •••• ·73 Sc:irocco, upd, fac-door, '73 left door. SSO aft. 6pm. '78 Malibu Classic a le. tory air, melt. brown, gd each. Western s tyle whl Caclloc -991 5 p/s. VG. good 1 miJea.get. cond. $5100. D ys : rtms for Super Beetle ••••••••••••••••••••••• very clean. we Imam . 631-4370: eves: 645·3139. $2()ea. 548-9744 •79 Eldo, s ilver & blk. blk 556-9967 or S.9-5338 '68 VW Bug, recked, 18K '66 for $1600. '67 for $2600. llhr int. moon rf. less '68 Coupe good cond 327 onrblteng. S'750. Or Best offer p.p. MUST th an 19.000 mi, mint V8 . mus t sell S700 979-281.Sor 7S. 4086 SELLS48 1095 cond. $13.900. 631 5l55. 964·2768 Autoa, Used ....: · tAuto1, Us~d-----utos, Us.ct i.Aufo1. Used ........•••........•.......................... ····-··················,······················· BAKER STREET USED CARS PICTURE YOURSELF IN ONE OF OUR FINE USED CARS ••• HOW THAT WE'RE IN YOUR PICT'I E. Focus IN OH THESE 8 &REA T v ALUES! '71 •• w. c..-... ,,. _ •• ~ -lllet ,_ 14:•8', "" ." " ... , .. .................... ltHMWV). l'l•lllelllbet lhel -It ,.,., eround tM °"&«.Y '3991 'Pn .w.ea•••.. 11 ,,. ___ .,.._...,_ .. find ''IWWIMNN GHIA• ....-. -·· ..... ~ ...,... __ ...... .... ~ ONLY '4991 •4199 'IODATSUN ilitiiCAIP/U. 9L "H'-t•. elr. allrOMO ............... lllell • """"' ... ...... Deel ........... (1~ 53688 '67 tdRCIDIS 21H ,.., ___ unno ......, .... ""· """°°'· -..._._....,I 'IOTOYOTA. CC>aOl.U ~-,....,.-.uc •it'-t1ctort I H I P nce • I _, ,...,._ tor QUOC* -(7MYUW) 54669 '76 FIAT .. ,, hrton• Edition w1111 01101 ......... <1-opd • 01•1.ol Tiii• u... ~ '-"Y .. -Int good.~ 53498 '73 DATSUN 241% A'-1 ............... ·z CM ........,._,,...., ... ....., :....~ectty ....... ... s49M '10 DATSUN 211 .., ... __ _ lllcl *· A. T. _., 12, aol ,... ... ~pric:a~H""" -- 'IOCAMA.RO '69n '79 v.w. COMYBT11U ._ ____ .,.... fKlory air, ••"'''° • .., .. ~0n1r 21.121 "'"•• ·-'71 v.w. IU6 :r:I 4',IU Oocu ... •l\led "'MMI -edllll llr .. -rlml ldcl IO IN illMllty of 11118 prlt11n• 111101 (T11WW). '71 AUDI , ... T_._ __ _.111 ""·..-.............,AM-fl .. ___, .._._ OOftCllllon y..,-...,..,...~ ~~ •ce..,M-.79 2+1 Ha!chback ! Economical S speed manual trans. Clean earl (OISZXJU). OMLYS41tl HOWADCltH ...... Dove. Quail Sb. NEWPORT BEACH IJJ.OIH SBUSPllSTI We have a Cood selection of NEW fr USED a.vrotet.I! CONNELL C HEVROLET ~~""' I I I ' I • I I ,.., I \ \I I ' ' S46-I 200 '74 Cbevelle Malibu, re- liable. 2dr $1700. Gd cond. 431-8SSS. '72 Chevy Caprice Cpe. Xlnt cond. Auto. air . radio, Steel radials . 62,000 mi. $1300. 644-2007 after5pm. '79 Morua, 1ood cond, air + xtras. Call aft. 6 or wknd, S56-0724, $13 900 '74 Vette. auto. A/C, bllt, '81!50/0ffer. 951-5816 'IOM&CURY COUGAIXl-7 Fully loaded with luxury and excitement! Tilt wheel, cruise control, Lic.183ZRT. f1997 JOHNSON & SOM u.colll Mercwy 2626Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-5630 '72 Cutlass. clean. good --------cond. PS. PB. air Sl3SO 7t MRCUIY S42.QW2 7tUMCOLN YRSAIUES COU.AI Xl-7 Plftto 9957 Beautifully s t yled ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Equipped the way you Built for t oday and would expect ! Full morel Full 90wer opUon power group, see it now ! group, leather interior, (980WZD) SS297 wheel covers. (602555) JOHNSON & SON ssr70HHsOH & SON ~:'r~~ u.colit Mercury Costa Mesa *SALE* 1979-1980 PINTOS • 30. to choose 21626 Harbor Blvd. 540-5630 Costa Mesa f $2895 540-5630 '78 7.epber, lo mi, clean. 6 rom '78 XR-7. lthr int. all I 6 S3900 C817XKS) '40 Che p f . M 9950 cy • pass. or reas. v. er running power, gd cond, lo ercury ofr 546-6196 ALL·LowM1leage cond. 85~ r estored mileaae. $4200. 968--2805. ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ALL-AutomaticTnrns $4500. 835-8982 wk , _.__ 9935 ORANGECOUNTV'S IOMEltCURY ALL-Power Steering 831-9486hm. D_,,. FINEST I MAl""''IS WAGON ALL-Runabouts. 3dr ••••••••••••••••••••••• LINCOLN MERCURY """ 0 d . --.11tal 9930 '75 Dodge Monaco xlnt · I Loads of room for you or S ME-Air Con 1t1on1ng •••••••••••••••••••••• cond. S950firm. ' DEALERSHIP the. family .! Lux u.r y SOME-Station Wa~ons d lh ALL-Guaranteed 77 LINCOLN 64.5-7350. .-,~ d:I . equ1ppe ~t cruise --------•~ T'"11~ contro l. tilt wheel. ORANGECOAST M.Alll(V '78Challenger.5 spd,xlnt • power windows and TRANSPORTATION Oh my! Whal a beauty! cond, am/fm . other ex LINCOLN·MERCURY locks, air conditioning CL<>SETO FREEWAYS Too much luxury lo lras.548-l289.N B. 16-18AutoCenterDr. (629276)$7497 2167 Har borBlvd. list!! Full power group, SD Fwy-Lake Forest JOHNSON & SON Costa Mesa cru.isecontrol. (672ZXE> Ford 9940 exit u.colitM•rcwy Call <7141631 6441 Sl8397 ••••••••••••• •••• • • ••• • IRVINE 2l62l6 Harbor Blvcf JOHNSON & SON •79 FORD 830-7000 Costa Mesa Plymouth 9960 u.colit M.rcwy GRANADA 4DR •79 MERCURY 540-5630 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 21636 Harbor Blvd. Equipped the way you 76 PLYMOUTH Costa Mesa want! Factory air condi-MARQUIS 4DR '78 Marquis wagon, 9 ARROW 540..5630 tioned, power steering. Previous owner de· pass . loaded. New 4 speed, AM -FM , grea1 radio. Lie 368WQK $3997. m anded luxury ! Tu-Michelin.s . )Clnt cond. 2nd car with low m iles . Of'"fflte 9932 JOHNSON & SON Tone, am /fm s~ereo. ssooo. Owner. 675·6161 (841RED> ••••••••••••••••••••••• u.colit Mercury factory air conditioned. $2395 SHOWROOM COHD. lic627YBO~ M111t.g 9952 2l6216Harbor Blvd, JOHHSOH & SOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• '(ff)-t.tL.. .. L 11--·~-J '75T-TOP Cost M sa -.~. r~ ffUWWU( Power brakes, pawer 54~56j0 Ullcollt Mercwy '73 Mustang Convt. 1 ~~I voucSWAGlN. INC wlndowa, power steering :.ms Harbor Blvd. owner, 33.000 orig miles. • 534-4100 with till/telescoping '65 Ford Mustang good C4eta Mesa Air, Am/Fm, auto, ps, 13731 Harbor ateer lnJ wheel, air, condltionP/S al $1100 540-SQO pb. $6500. Jerry : GardenGrove AM/FM stereo, rear besto1Ter5'5-0722 •17 M ··•-"'dr ZlK 1 673-2549. __ --window dero11er . arq....,.. . m . -------- automatic trans. Snow '6l Falcon 2 dr gd body & S steel radlala, near.new. '67 Mmt••g '78 Horizon, 4 dr. 4 s pd. whltewit.bBurgundyin· chrome. less engine & Driven by retired Red exterior. black in· PS. lo mi. Mint ~ond. terior. 27,000 miles. Im-trans-Must sell 640-3198 engineer. Xlnt running terior. Brand new steel $3450. eves 673-3326 mac u 1 ate th r u o u l ! cond. Int spotless $2495. belted radials. Good run· Arrow GS.late ·7s. auto. $8,100. 754 -6790 o r '72Torino,Xlnlcond.orlg Is 15'7r under whist blue ningcond. S1700 oroffer AnswerAdt208.M2-.UOO owner, $1495. U80FNH> b ook, 845-4831 brr 640-70d or 642-4321 ext ~·:uvs;e;:,· 13:t.~r~~ • 24 hn. 64.2-1710 noon/aft SPM. _2_10_. _______ 1 radials. Super cln $289S. C..._ ..._ 9915 C..._ 9915 Cocllac 9915 _P_P_. _64.5-_565_7 ___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 Fury tit 4dr. p/s . p/b. 1 /c. good cond S700. 545--4959 '74 Plymo uth Gold Duster. 55,000 mi. auto. am /rm. air. xlnl cond. S2000 firm. 559·0955 after 3pm. 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78POMTIAC FfREllltD Automatic trans , fac tory air <'ond .. power s t ee ri ng , s tereo ca ss ette . lilt w heel Really a gorgeous bird in silver-blue metallic 1682UCR i P ri de o r ownership can be yours with this e xce ll e n t handling car for on!) $4899 IOIWITHAM .,. VOUCSWAGEM 7600 Westminster Ave. In Westminster 893-7551 638-7880 •PONTIAC '7 6 SUHllRD COUPE! Auto. trans .. power steering, light color, etc. Neat little ca r ! C651PVJ). OHLY $2995! HOWAID Cllenot.t Dove & Quall Sts. NEWPORT BEACH 133-0555 75POMTIAC PllBllD AutomaUc, air, AM -FM cassette with power boost.er. ext.ra clean, low miles. (50&308) $3695 --~R ·-. ~ VOlK$WAGlH. IHC ~ DM100 13731 Harbor , Gfrden Grove, '7'1 Trana Am. Almost new enclne. Power 1teelift1, brakes , win· dowt. AM/FM 8 tract. 5IN415 lfitte11an1 Convt. Good Coad. $1100 T•UIO 1981 MUSTANGS 1981 FAIRMONT UPTO UPTO 5679 .~:!~ 5674 .~:!~ PLUS TOTAL DISCOONTS PLUS TOTAL" DISCOONTS 1981 GRANADAS 1981 T-BIRDS UPTO UPTO . 5715 .~:!~ 51157.~:!~ PLUS TOTAL DISCOONTS PLUS TOT Al DISCOONTS 1981 TRUCKS AND VANS ANY NIW lfll TRUCK 01 YAN IN STOCK INCWDIM• COURIERS · CASH REBATE PLUS TOTAL DISCOONTS 1980 CARS 1980 MUSTANGS 1980 FAIRMONTS PAYFA.CTORY INYOICI AND 61T CA.SN 11Mn 1980 GRANADAS PAY FA.CTOIY INVOICI AND GIT PAY FA.CTOIY INYOICI AND 61T 5600 CASH llM'n 1980 T-BIRDS PA.YFA.CTOIY INVOICI AND 61T 5700 .'i:!r. CASH REBATES MAY BE USED AS DOWN PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. • 1971~ F~ 4 DOOi SIDAM I eyl --l9dory., c:onclltlOflio._ -11~----·-Y---Unt· ec1 .,_, -.....,._ -1 .... a only e~.•11 -(Ser I 041) (8111. 1'44el} 53499 lflllOID PIMT'OmM.UOUT EQUIPll'O"f .,.,.._ M -...,._.,, -.. ~-----""'-"'" -.IO.-lllSZAH). 1979 4iMC Y AH COHYHSIOH ""----·--~· ............. ............. --.--. .__-.,,, ..... .......... -.. 44~ -..... ,,.,,,... -~ ..... --• MUCh -IS77WYI} la ., ., ., ., 1979 POa.D PINTO 4 c)'i 4_.,.....,......,.,lectOt)r .,,~ AM FM ...-.0 "''¥ inf.,,.,, M lecl Ol&U -..,_. on ••• 11<e1 1 """' 22 12 4 ,.,.. .. , ;033WYG) (:sii._ 0178421 53399 1979 CHEVROLET CHEVETIE HATCHIACIC • Oaot • ~ ~. aulDmaUC traa1=-o. WI ~-,._ •"d onl)o 7.177 -·low,......, 197' POID LIDWAM>M YI, aulOINlic ,,_, lloe:f..,.., .ir -lonlne, - tl-1110, -br-,_, llnlecl oi-1001 ..._ •llHI cover-. ••• 11ro1 a only 40,442 m11 .. 1 '"'"'"'ij999 f l 1981 -TOYOTA . COROLLA - 2 DOOR SEDAN Equipment includes 4 speed transm lss~~n, bucket seats. power assisted. front . sc brakes deluJ<e p instripes, body side moldings & wheel well lip moldings. (146370). One only! l981 TOYOTA STANDARD BED PICKUP TRUCK E ui ment includes 4 speed transmls.sion, p6w~r assisted front disc brakes and ta1lga~~ panel. A super value Jor a super true (008950). One Only. 1981 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 LIFTBACK Equipment includes 5 speed transmission, ower steering . bucket seats, tachometer, ~ower assisted front disc brakes. wheel well moldings & pinstripes. (588655). One Only. Sportwagon 4 cyl .. 4 speed trans. With overdrive. air cond., I 1972 VOLVO 1800ES ~:~~\MiKi~OFFii:m, 1980 PLYMOUTH ARROW 4 cyl . automatic trans .. air conditioning, AM·FM radio. vinyl In· terlor, wsw steel belted radial tires & less than 5,000 miles! Loo<•."""'"" i4'999 1971VOLVO1425 SEDAN 4 cyl.. 4 speed tranam,ssion, disc brakes, AM·FM stereo cassette & Michelin X steel belted radial tires A beautiful vin· !age Volvo that drtvi fff 1) 1977 TOYOTA PICKUP This "tnck" truck has 4 cyl., 4 speed tr.na.. AM-FM 1tereo C888ette. C.B. radio, chrome grille-mirrors & rear bumper, .-clal paint, PoP u~u I & morel (1 F&e782). A TO•H · DEAL TO BEAT! 85 00 ~ IMVOlCE s WE'RE DEALIN' 1978 TOYOTA COROLLA Station Wagon. 4 cyl. engine. automatic trans . factory air ~A~~-'"' '"";Si399' .... mo1••••• 1977 TOYOTA COROLLA This is a great little economy car with a 4 cytinder engine. 5 speed transmission and vinyl interior. (729SOZ) A steal at only s2999 1979 MAZDA PICKUP 1 1977 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT Equipment includes an eoonomlcal 4 cyl. engine. 4 speed transmission and AM-FM stereo cassette It drives beautifully & oet• o•eat "" mli~i5f 9 I Thi~ ?Jo! !!~~!II~ cy~!9 e~~p !'a~ed transmtsslon. factory air conditioning, radio, white sidewall tires and morel ( 198UZT). 1 I 53599 , .. .®- iHAT'5 f>EfJIDE THE _..·_..,.. POINT! IT f>ELON6b TO ME! .,.__... ,---- .. ---" .... _ ... STILL, WE l>o OFFER SoMETHIN~ F~OMIHE . fOU~ BASIC FOOD <i~OUPS. A5 ~ ICNOCAl I EACH ~R 1'4E 001611\NDING, ~NIOR AWARD GOES m :me 6E.NIOR WHO ~A5 I MADE lHE. B/{:,(£51 C001kl 80110~ "It> OOR 1EAM ·~· AND 1Hl5 QEAR -me AWARD GOE.5 10 : SENIOR CD-CA?rnlN 1 • I • DUANE 5MUD6E • ANOT,HER COMPLAINT ABOUT IHE: CLJIS INE"., l SEE ... You Me,AN MEAT, FRUITS ANP VE"<6ETABLES, CERE',ALS, AND DAIRY PRODUCTS? DOCTOR SMOCK MY PRoet...eAA, PR. FRE!I~ ... IS WHeN :t cSe1"." ANcSRY .•• ;t "T'"U RN I N "T'"O "T'"H IS <SRESA-Y-HUL-K Wl"f"H eut-c::iLNG .MUSC l-E!S ••• By George Lemont • .. . t:YeN1UA1.LY,OFCOURSE!1 WEGOI POWN~ SERIOUS l'USJNSSS •• v I Aw. c::>MlL-... NOW ~·Vii ~Qt MIS PllC..ING!t( . .... CA .. TOU T1UllT YOUR IYllt TWe are at 1Mtt Ila ....,. ........................... .., ........... ,. ..... .... ..-r -,.. ..... "'"'' °"* ••w.n ............... . ' 1 ' • ..,_..., .. ,1910't'Pll"f,...'IA!"Hlt1MW'S'tllftttwllw1¥. .. ·t;uteetui ti_..,_, 't '1-.I~ ti ,..-t,ff) 'C 'lurttfUI II '14191 'I !-.... flO 1.ATI MoMLI ftty __. WM ...._ flkt tftlt any ~· more-If ever tMy dkll Md mtsslng llnn to find pldure • "("- .. THE BOTTOM S~nday, March 8, 1981 ) 2THE BOTTOM LINE-Sup~tto ONLY PILOT, Mar. 8, 1981 & COAST LIFE, Mar. 11, 1981 One and one-half percent Associat~ Press survey records drop in grocery costs Grocery bllla dropped by one and one-hall percent last month, the big- gest decrease in more than four years, an Associated Press market- basket survey shows. The latest look at supermarket shelves also showed, however, that the cost of the food/non-food items checked by the AP bas more than doubled in the eight years since the survey began, rising by an average of 109 percent. THE AP FOUND THAT the freeze which bit Florida in January sent chills through supermarket shoppers in February -boosting orange juice prices. But the increases were more than offset by decreases in the cost of eggs, sugar and some meat items. The AP survey is based on a list of 14 items, selected at random. The items were priced on March 1, 1973 at one supermarket in each of 13 cities and have been repriced on or about the start of each succeeding month. A 15th item, chocolate chip cookies, originally was on the list but was dropped when the manufac· lurer discontinued the package size used in the survey. THE LATEST SURVEYS showed that the marketbasket dropped dur- ing February at the checklist store in 10 cities, down an average of three percent. The bill increased at the checklist store in three cities, up an average of 3.4 percent. On an overaU basis, the market· basket bills were an average of one and one-haJr percent lowef"at' Ule start of March than they were a month earlier. The decrease was the largest since a 1.8 percent drop in October 1976. In January 1981, the market- baaket totals rose by a modest two. tenths of a percent, meanint that the price of the grocery items sur- veyed by the AP has dropped more than one percent since the start of the year. THE BAD NEWS FOil shoppers during February was the effect of the f!'ffie that damaged Florida's citrus crop earlier tbJs year. Analy~ts agree Frozen orange juice concentrate went up last month al the checkllBl store in eight of the cities surveyed by the AP. The U .S . De partment of Agriculture said that Florida's pro- duction of orange juice concentrate for the current crop year would be reduced by 30 percent because of the Jan. 13-14 cold snap. Florida provides about 95 percent of the nation's orange juice and wholesale prices rose by almost SO percent in the first four weeks after the freeze. THE GOOD NEWS last month was a drop in the price of sugar, which declined at the checklist store in· nine cities, according to the AP survey. Sugar prices rose sharply and steadily last year because worldwide production was not ex- peeled to be large enough to meet demand. Egg prices dropped last month at the checklist stores in 10 of the cities surveyed by the AP. The downward trend may not con- li ue, however. Last s ummer's drought killed more than seven million chickens and both chicken and egg production are exoected to suffer. Grocery bills dropped one and one-half percent in February according to a survey by the As- sociated Press. Saving, investing are keys to security Magazine focuses on finances •1 SllSUBB nurn ................ f'inandal analyat.a a1ree tbat a plan for aavlnt and lnveatlnt, ratber' than 1pendba1, on a retWar baail ii the backbone of ftnanclal aecartty. Aad (t•a Jut aa important to have a aaviq rather than a apeadl.nc plan for UJ ftnanclal wlndfal.11 - boaUHlt tax returnl, iJlheritances. Wblle 1nany people feel moat aecure wltb emer1ency funds in a re1ular 1a•ta11 account, the 5"4 percent earala11 are aome•h•t alhn. ' YOU CAN SAllLY boost aavtnp earalnp wlth a certlftcate ol de· ....... These are usually available in $1,000 amount.a, but tbeJ eant more because you are lencllnl tbe bank your money for a stated time, from three montba to seven yean. .Tbe lcJncer the time commitment, tbe bJllber the Interest rate. And, if the Interest 11 com- pounded, your yield ll snater. You can wltbdraw a certifteate ol depo1lt before It.I term ii up. You will pay an tntenat pmaltJ, but not eaoup to prohibit nlbbal tbe cerWlcate. You alto can uauall1 borrow a1ain1t your certlfleatM, •Mt ofteD from t.M baU or ....... ...S loan tbat ll bolclq tbem. ,........, ................... alao are very secure inveetmenta' 1lnce tbey are backed by tbe U.S. 1ovemment. Eaaleat to purchase are Seri• EE bonda available th.roqb IDOlt payroll ••vinel plaaa. • ALIO fOPlJJA& now 11Dce they paJ ,....... tale belt ra~ few a Mnre meatment are Treasury bUll In '10.000 deaomiD•tlona. Tbea.e are abort-term lDveatmmta for aa little at IO da,s allCI pAT • mucb • t pert• ot betler. Otber 1o••nuneal aotea are •• .u ..... ,., .............. -........ Perhap1 molt attracUve, cs.DWDT•,...lt) . llOll!IJ -bow to spend it, save lt and mate It work harder for you. That'• wb.at "Tbe Bottom Une" ii all about. lnalcle tlda Dally Pilot 1peclal ma1aslae tbe reader will find •tori• IDd pletwel detaJliq bow to m=IDOMJ· ...... from iaveatmeat op. port..._, to llaaaetaa a coUeae edueadall, to ....,..., tlpa, to writ-1•1• will. . ..,:tllla edlMaD a an armchair IUMle tio 111 tl'll '9f money wtM· r, --........ ""81deratJon wltb today'• troabled eeooomy. . . - ! • ~ ""' ( ( -. ' t \ (" . ' .. -. ._'"-. --,~,11 .:. • • ' .......... , ;. 7 I. . .. ~ .. _,.. ----. ·-----··---··· -·-- Supplement to DAILY PILOT, Mar. 8. 1981 & Cout LIFE, Mar. 11, 1981-THE BOTTOM LINE 3 4 THE BOTToM LINE-Supplem9ntto DAILY PILOT, Mar. 8, ftl1 & COAST LIFE, Mar. 11. 1181 I With college expenses reaching record highs, these students have to be concerned with cash as well as class. Parents struggle to meet growing college expenses For many parents, a major con- cern today is how to meet tbe steadily rising costs of providiq a colleee education for their children. College expenses for this academic year show up as the highest ever. The average cost or education at a four-year private college has in- creased a full 77 percent since 1988. To get the most from your invest- ment, state schqols, as opposed to private institutions, offer a &ood education for slightly less, allhoueh the gap is closing rapidly. The tuition for residents is often coo1lderably smaller than it ls for non-residents of the state. Meetina these costs calls for farsighted family planning. Some families set aside specifred amounta monthly or quarterly in a bank or special savings account or certificates of deposit. Othen buy mutual fund plans or insurance endowment policies a few years ahead of time. The claasic and most sought after sources or financial a id are scholarships and grants that don't have to be repaid. These often are provided by local civic IJ'OUps, university funds and private foundations. Awards range from $50 to full four-year tuition pactaees. Such money granta often go to studenta from families with two or more children in college whose in- com ea eo as high u $35,000 to $40,000. : For thole who must borrow, there are two Federal programs to look into. The first involves loans from local banks with the principal insured by the government, and in some cases, the government will also pay the in- terest. Many loans of this type do not re- quire the first payment until eight or nine months after the student graduates. The second is the National Direct Student Loan Program ad- ministered through the individual colleges and unlverslties . The <See nNANCING Oil pa1e 17) Shopping can be timed to match . various sale categories About 10 percent of a family's bud1et toes for clot.hint and shoes, statistics •bow (and 80 percent or these purchases are selected by the lady of tbeboUJe). Kerchanta pl'e9ent sale ltema to cu1tomen in accordance with an- nual trade abowa, aeuonaJ promo- tiou and manufacturers• advertls-lnl. ROPPIN~LCAN BE TUIED to as to colnc10e with one of these cate1orie1: Calendar Sales: re1ularly acheduledaeuonal ma.rkdowm. !!velltl: Grand Opeoln1s, Gome· Out-Of-Baainen Sales, Pre· Personal Property Tu Sales. Promotions: Special purcbaae bulk tales lncludlnt pre-1ea1on apeclala, selected secondl, bollday sales . . Even lf you never lntend to UM them, do alp up for chute ac-. counts al various department stores, for many of them mail out "courtesy day" spree bar1aln notices to charee customers in ad- vance of public advertisements and offer prise drawin1s, also. QUANTITY PalCES ON fre- quenUy used items may amount to a 1ood investment. Do not underesUmate coupon re- demption. · A 7t-off coupon spent on a 35f purcbue la a 20 percent savtq. Shoppers who take full advant.qe claim to save from 15 to 20 percent uslnl polnt-of ·purdtase coupon•, r.lua anotber 10 percent by excballl- nt purehue proofs for cash. CitalOI Shoppln1 la convenient. Beat baraafDll .re ln final •al• ' sheet.a lowertnc prices ffl>m pr,e· YlOUI tale bookl ' <leelllOPPING•,.tell} Supplement to DAILY PILOT. Mar 8, 1981 & Coast LIFE, Mar. 11, 1981-THE BOTTOM !.!NE 5 Good credit enhances home loan acquisition chances There are many ways to finance a home. If a lender feels that you are a good credit risk. he may come up with a mortgage enabling you to become a homeowner. Once you have chosen a home. it's up to you to make the financial ar- rangements. If you shop around among banks, savings and loan associations and mortgage companies. you will hear different offers. Some lenders are more lenient with older homes ; others favor only new houses. Arrangements for construction loans vary with different lending firms. Some such loans are good only through the construction period. with necessity to refinance when the house is completed. Others can be continued as the final loan. with the first payment on principal due when you move in. Jn either case you will pay interest on the money used throughout the construction period, and you wiU have lo agree to some stipulations lo protect the lender should there be delays or failure to finish the building. If you choose not to build, you may find an opPortunity to take over an existihg mortgage. This gives you the benefit of lower closing fees and possibly a better in · teresl rate than on a new loan. You will probably not be able to assume the old loan at its original rate, if it is considerably lower than the current going rate. If borrowing on a new conven- li o n a I loan (not government sponsored) a lender may quote a fiat interest rate, regardless of the price you agree lo pay for your home and the Portion you need to borrow. Another institution may offer a lower rate <half a percent or so) if your down payment is well above the minimum. The loan formula will be based on the appraisal not on what you ac- tually agree to pay the seller. Shopping around for the lowest possible borrowing rate can mean a sizeable saving over the life or the loan. The number of years you pay. also. is a factor in your total cost. While many buyers string pay- ments out for 30 years. if allowed lo do so. some lenders prefer to write mortgages for no more than 25 ye ab. The difrerence in payments is 1mall, each month, but the extra live years can add' thousands of dollars . Attractive to those who can qualify is the VA (Veterans Ad· ministration) loan, also known as the GI loan. for wbjch veterans ap· ply and can possibly borrow wilh no down qaymen\. All government loans ror houslng tlipulate that the property be owner-occupied. Money is not available for muJUple-famlly dwtlllnt• ol more than four uniu, and only tr the owner Uve1 in one of the apart· men ts. For FHA loans, the down P•Y· aient muat be at Jeaat three percent Of the nnt ~.ooo ·~ nve PftttGt "ol · any amount over that, wtth 1 ••oopJIB.li HU Jt'tl'f 011~ 1 The paperwork may take several weeks before approval is granted. Monthly payments are expected of real estate taxes and hazard in· surance as part of your check, over and above the installment. Lending institutions figure it takes the savings of six depositors to underwrite the mortgage of one borrower. Banks and savings and loans use their assets and the assets of de· positors to pay the seller. 11.lgh Yields with Stability Is the ultimate, and attractive, goal In optimizing your Investment dollars. Trust Deed Investments have an outstanding performance recorq/ A volatile money market demands constant attention, knowledge of economic trends and a keen sense of timing. Where you start and where you end determine the point of your return. How did your ~ri7-ri59 investment d ollars r ~ • • • perform in 1980? Comparison of Money Mart<et Instruments Jan.-Dec. 1980 25 2• 23 22 21 20 ,. II 11 11 15 14 13 12 11 10 • 8 1 8 5 • ......__TRUST DEEDS l•I ••••••AVG. PRIME RATE PERFOIUlllANCE It. 11111111111•CD'S (1001().3 MOS. l ~· ~ -•T·BILLS 29 WEEKS ' ·-•--MONEY MARKET FUNDS (bl -'• 1..-..... • 1 L_~ .___ -·--~ -· 7 ' . ._ ... _ .... ....... .. -. -., . ~ . . .,, I , ~· ....... ' . . .... II L....... ...... "" ..-~· • ;'II -\tt.-,_ .. Ill --r .,.. • _.., -.• ~.,,,.,v-l,I ,.. __ ... I ' .... •· .. ".i" --· •1 ,_ . 11. --~ ... ... -I . .... IJ. .~ I .__ --... --'-._ . ~ ... ..... ~ ...... ~ bt.-.... .. , ,_. --'- ~ -._ .._____L.. ----""" FU MAR APR MA\' J\INE JULY AUG SU OCT HOV OEC SOVACE As rePO"f!d 1n the Wall S1tH1 Journal l•I BHeO on Newpot'1 Equ11v Funds mon1hly a ... r~ yietos i.;11>1tnnt•••l<J'\ on''"' (bl ~uahr.O •119•809 ratf' ol rf'tum •1111< .. penses 101 !Ml! JO d:tys 0<1 Mefllll l yr1< h Reol(ly AsMl1 Trus1 1MIMQMI ol such lvnds r •our es tor Jan and p11r1 of Ff'b "°rava~dbk• Copyngnt \980 • Chall m•v nOI ~leprooueeo withOot IX"""~~'"" 01 N1• .. 00•1 E<n111y runas inc Can you afford not to Include Truat Deed lnveat- ment Programa ln your portfolio? ever loet prlnclpel or lnteraat on their lnvHtment. We · apecl1ll1• In prhne coastal propertl.. of louthem Callfomla wttloh offer atablllty, MCurtty end high yletda tor both tftdlvidual •nd corpo,.te lnveatora. Call our lnve•tment counMlon for e"awera on how our Truat Deed lnveatment Pro- gram• can benefit you. Our aucceH at Newport Equity Fund• la your aucceH. Proud of our tr11ck record, highly .ccred .. ted reputation and quality of our cll•"ta, w• have handled over S80 mllllon In Truat Deed lnv .. tmeni. during our tenure In bualneH and no tend•,. he .. Teble Of Money Metttet l11•tr11-'9 I: Je11 to Dec 1 tMIO Yl•IO• MOHfY MAllflCfT "tlC) "'GM l-YalltAHCa AvtflMI 195 80 11 5 u ... 1$06 686 84 11.MI --=-----'~-----2403 oe 1110!'> 10.ff Ir •IRA AND KEOGH PLANS •CORPORA TE PENSION PROGRAMS • UMITED PARTNERSHIPS •BANK TRUST DEPAltTJIENT ACCOUNTS ......... , '9.4 ta.t 4.1 U .ta _....... .. ,,,...MT& '""OMMNCI 20 $ 1088 H2 Newport Equityr"funds. Inc. '' :;> , - 8 THE BOTTOM UNE-Supplenwnt to DAILY PILOT, Mar. 8, 1981 & COAST LIFE. Mer. 11 , 1981 President ' counts on frugality What would you do with the boun· ty from a 10 percent reduction in federal tax rates? The Reagan administration hopes taxpayers will be motivated to work longer and harder and save more of their overall earnings. The success of President Reagan's economic strategy de· pends on a dramatic shift in work and investment habits, particularly for higher income Americans. Reagan has proposed a 30 percent reduction in tax rates, over three years beginning July I , to put this · shift into effect. It would be worth about $1,500 over that period for a family of four with an annual income of about $20,000. . Many private economists believe taxpayers will simply spend the tax savings, maintain current leve1" of productivity, and the res ult will be more inflation. Currently, an average American family saves just over a nickel out of every dollar of after-tax income. The administration believes this savings rate will reach 7 cents to 9 cents by 1984 under Reagan's tax plan. "The savings rate will begin to change the minute tax-rate cuts go into effect," predicts Paul Craig Roberts, Reagan's choice as assis- tant Treasury secret&ry for economic policy. "It's not out of the question," he said, noting that people saved that much from 1965 to 1975. That was before double-digit in- flation began to eat up the interest Americans earned on their savings. Today; people are more inclined to buy items, from gold to ap- pliances, because they expect prices only to go higher. COMING MARCH 31 AND APRIL 1 IN THE · DAILY PILOT AND COAST LIFE CALL 642-4321 COMPATIBILITY. Insurance services carefully designed to cover your unique corporate risks. 5300 . talented professionals you ' l1 like working with : Compatible services. Compatible people. That's Frank B. Hall Frank R H all & Co. 695 TOWN CENTER DRI VE, SUITE 500 COSTA MESA, CA . 92626 Homeowner' s policy helps safeguard house and the possessions inside A sound homeowner's policy prop- erly safeguards your house and the speciaJ possessions inside. One should be selected to speciaJ- ly suit your needs in order to get protection you can count on should misfortune strike your home or valuables contained within. As a general rule, there are four basic types or homeowner policies on the market. ALL THE COVERAGES apply to certain causes of damage called perils. The perils you are insured against vary according to the type of policy you have. The first type is Homeowners Basic Form 1. This policy protects you from important and potentiaJJy expensive liabilities by providing ror comprehensive personaJ liabili· ty, medical payments, physical damage you may cause lo the prop- erty or others, and all the costs of defending against lawsuits whether you are liable or not. IN ADDITION, IT protects your property from loss caused by such familiar perils as smoke and flre, windstorm, hall, explosion, lighting and glass breakage. Plus H0-1 insures against damage from non-owned vehicles, aircraft, riot and civil commotion and theft OQ or off the premises. The second policy type is Homeowners Broad Form 2 which includes all the perils covered by H0-1 plus It covers damages from owned vehicles, falling objects, col- lapse of buildings, tearing or bulg- ing of waterhealing appliances, weight of ice and snow, freezing of plumbing system and water escape from appliances. THE THIRD TYPE of policy is Homeowners Special Form 3 which gives the most comprehensive cov- erage. It costs more than the others. However, your home must meet certain safety standards to qualify. For example, if the wirine in your home is falrly old, you are not eligi- _ble. H0-3 offers dwelling coverage for all risks except certain specified perlls such as earthquakes and floods. It also offer s coverage for damage to or loss of personal prop- erty caused by any-of the perils covered by H0-1 or H0-2. The fourth a nd final type is Homeowners Policy •- THIS PROTECTS PE&SONAL property from all the perila ol HO·l or H0-2, but applies only to those renting. In addition to the actaal house/garage structure, all the policies above also protect tbe itema in your home like clothes, furniture, TV's , retriaentora, ruia, stereos, ~ords and tapes. The amount of covera1e on lhese items and the amount of reimburse- ment in the event of damage hintea UPOD many factors. When you take out a poUcy, your ., a1ent will .. 1r for the current monetary value or any cameras, stereos, etc. WHEN YOU ENTER A CLAIM for damages on any of these items, your reimbursement will depend on factors such as the years the item has served you and its depreciation value over those years and the cur- rent cost of replacement. ~t to DAILY PILOT, Mw. 8. 1981 & Coast LIFE. Mar. 11, 1981-THE BOTTOM LINE 7 Items of significant value are pro- tected only up to certain limits on any homeowners policy. For instance, jewelry and fun together are usually insured for on- ly up to $500 on most policies. Anything over that would require a policy adjustment to provide the extra coverage needed. YOU MUST HA VE everything or great value appraised by an expert and get documented proof of what'it is worth. The ins ura nee company will always insist on tangible evidence or value. CSee HOMES on page 10 The • Business I ,.,J ... Exchange A K O CE-TV Produ ction 1\ live hal f-hour of tl1t> la rest Orang<' County business n ews with top executives. c rn tsultants. (T or1on1ists. and ana l ys t~. Fridays 7:3 0 p m KOCE Channel 50 •• ,- ' I •I . . ;,• ~.. I.. • • 8 THE BOTTOM LINE-Supplement to DAILY PILOT, Mar. 8, 1981 & COAST LIFE, Mar. 11. 1981 Planning a will Failure to plan is grave error • BynMPOND ...... ~ll-- Most of us work hard to provide a safe and secure home for our families. We battle inflation to balance an unruly budget, sacrifice extras to save even a small nest egg and protect our families with health in- surance. Yet precious few of us take the lime and trouble to write a will as- suring our families' security after our death. NONE OF THE EXCUSF.S for not writing a wiJJ is really acceptable. Of course, none of us really cares to face our own mortality and pJan for our family's life after our death. Many people feel that they simply don't have enough assets to require writing a Will. Yet the size of your estate, which always turns out to be far larger than you expect, is only one consideration in writing your will. Finally, many people feel that writing their wills necessitates put- ting their finances in order. A weU-w.itten will is designed to do far more than simply pass an estate oo to the appropriate hen. ITS PaJllA&Y PU&POSE is, of course, to distribute your property as you see fit. Without a will even the most ob- vious distribution may not be possi- ble. For example, in some states a wife will onty receive one-third of her husband's property (including some which is jointly owned) and their children are automatically awarded the remainder unJess a will specified otherwise. The second priority in writing a will should be to minimize taxes. Here a competent attorney is necessary. Both the federal and state governments tax estates . COLLECIOR'SI RARE COINS & STAMPS GOLD & Sil VER BEST.BUY /SELL SPREADS Krugerrands, Maple Leafs 100 Coronas, 50 Pesos Silver Bogs and Bars No Tranuctlon Too Lara• OrTooSmiH See Our Pric4s Dtlty In The Finandal Section. 556-6850 "' 0 II II 41111 Ill .while fedeuJ taxation is the same from state to state, you can mini· mize it with appropriate planning. State taxes vary widely. Ir you move your residence to another state or establish a second residence, your tax picture may alter raclically. UN DER THESE C IR · cumstances, it is bes t to have your will reviewed for any ap· propriate changes. Because there will always be tax· es and funeral expenses, your estate planning should provide enough liquid assets to pay these bills. Burial expenses have first priori- ty for payment. The lnternal Revenue Service al- lows a minimum of nine months to (See W I LL on Page13) Interest .on Checking ••• ·---~-------------_ ... -----....... _ -· ---·---- .. Solutions to rising auto expenses With more than 100 million automobiles in North America, it's not surprising that it's a high speed jungle on the highways. And with the cost or owning and operating a car rising drastically year after year, It's also not sur- prising that people all over the country are turning to alternative ways to where they're going. Today, eight out or 10 people in the nation's work force travel to their jobs in cars and more than 50 percent drive solo. THOSE 52 MILLION commuters who travel alone face mental and monetary pressures that can easily be remedied. One simple alternative is car pooling. lf the occupancy rate of each auto were increased to a mere two persons, one of every five cars would disappear from rush hour traffic. Many private companies and agencies all over the country are actively encouraging their em- ployeestojoincarpools. In some cases, interested employees need only fill out a form with their name, address and desired time of arrival and departure, and company computers match them up into groups. Supplement to DAILY PILOT, Mar. 8, 1981 & Coaat LIFE, Mar. 11 , 1981-THE BOTTOM LINE 9 ~-. . Soaring gas prices have re - sulted in increased bus service throughout the county. "THE WORKING ·MAN'S TAX SHELTER .. lRAPWS FROM AMERICAN_ -- HOME:~~ t ~c~ ' "Transfer up to $1 ,750 from your exist- ing savings into a tax • shelh.•red IRA PLUS account from American Home and deduct up _ ~ to $1,750 whether you • 11 11 ) fi le short form or long'.' •1:. '"'' Plus tht• American Home IRA plan currently l'ilrns 181/•% tax free. ,.,,~ AMOICAN HOME number today, to secure your frN· copr of this informatinna brochure. Trade in your old, outdated plan or open a n!!w one, now:· IRA PLUS I i I I I i J .. 10 THE B;Q1TOM LINE-S~ to DAILY PfLOT, Mar. 8, 1981 & COAST LIFE, Mar. 11. 1981 ~ialist recommends 'massh~e· course i EugeneJ. Keogh .. BY JOSSPB F. G80NU A IDUllve course in retiremettt pfaDDlna and its relation to ftunces should be taqbt in every eo11e.-. • .. ccorillng to retiremeat plenninC 1pecl.u.t, Jobn G. Rinaldo. "Tia• COClne would cover the bulc "How and Wby" tedmiqlMI -Ula1 retirement plan.a muat be iet up bJ every American to auc- ment their Social Security wblcb bl itself, u many have found out ·the bard way, la woefully inadequate; . the tax-free advanta1es of a retire· ment plan; protectln1 earnlnl• from runaway tuea; deductions are taken dlrectly from srou in· come; deflatine the impact of lnfla- tlon; aelectlal the safest retirement investment Wbich paya tbe bipeat yield, chu,Sna lifestyles and demo- 1rapbles, aDd other financial ex- ercllel. But there are no coUe1es teacbinl retirement planninc, ao IUn.a.ldo la doin1 it throu1b television, new1papen and ma1uinea. alNALDO, CHAl&MAN or the Board of American Home in Newport Beach and USC law and aclenee acbool rraduate, launebed the $Z million retirement awareneu campalp to educate Americana that oaly they will take care of themselves when they IJ'O• old. "Tbe avera1e workinl man or woman. thoee makinl SU to $t0,000 • year, need a rreat deal"' help," aald Rinaldo. "They are look.ins the bard facts 1traipt in the eye -bllber Social Security, higher taxes, steep cu price bikes, cost ol Uvin1 incruHI, big.her inflation which eats away pay in~. record food price hikes, erratic interest rate., the , lar1est withdrawal in savtDca ac- count fund.a since 1153, lDd a buse consumer credit deficit. "Tbe American cooaumer 11 1et· tine bit from all aides with ilnandal problems on a daily ba.U, m•kin1 it extremely difflcult to loot ahead to thoae gofden years of retirement when one la supposed to reap the benefits of a career job," said Rinaldo. "WE 'VE FOUND THAT Americans need this type ol retire- ment information to survive," be pointed out. ''Comumers ask themselves - where do we go from here? It's bard to find an answer, but coo- s um era have optimism in that whatever they put away for retire- ment is going to be there yean from now to maintain their stan- dard ol living. Anyway you loot at it, it's a refreablng thought." The retirement awareneaa cam- paign aim e d at e ducating Americana on the benefits of pension plans bas resulted in American Home acquiring more than $20 million in new pen1ion .plans in 1980 with that fieure ex- pected to swell to $100 million in J.981. The California-wide televiiion, newspaper and magazine campalp bas aroused public concern from iELOW MARKO RATES For those home owners requesting loans in amoun~s of $10,000 -$125,000 please call Randy De Lano for 24 hour approval, subject to property value. corporatioos and companies, to doc- tors. "dentists. mechanics and housewives. ''We are bearing from an awakened giant who ia sick and tired of inftation ad steep liYint coats which have made the armchair luxury of retirement too co.Uy," said Rinaldo. •'Inflation bas ruined the American retirement dream. "WHAT JS •o•E frightening is the fact that more tban 50 percent of the nation's working force doesn't k.now what a retirement plan la or iJ unaware of the major tax advantqes under them,'' added Rinaldo. Rinaldo said a "Great social need•' ia being fulfilled by the educational campaign which atreasea the importance of bavinc either an IRA (Individual Retire- ment Account), Keogh, or corporate pension or profit sharing plan to au«ment Social Security. • 'Tbe trust fund that provides the money foe Social Security retire- ment ~ will be depleted by early i.m and cOuld be $13.5 billion in the red by ta, accordinl to re- cent reports from the Consresaional Budget Office in Wuhingtoo," said Rinaldo. • 'Tbe same reports said that un- leaa Cclnlresa makes chances in the pro1ram, tbe deficit could ll'OW to $128.9 billion by the start ol the la fiscal year.'• "But hilb levela of unemploy· ment are likely to continue exerttnc ' ·-·-..... ---------- Suc>c>lement to DAILY PIL~;M9r. I. 1911 & Cout L:JFE. Mar. 11, 1'111-THE BOTTOM LINE 11 retirement planning be offered in colleges pressure Clll the trust funds no mat- ter what happens aa fewer workers cootrillute payroll taxes and u the number el older w~ken retire soamer tllm they would bave ii the labar ...met were stron1er," said IUaaWo. Aaour • MIU.JON Americana curre11tt7 receive benefit.a from tbe Social Seeurity system, makin1 it tbe u.sAe lar1est procram in tbe feeler• 91Wernment. Tbe SJS&em, made up of three trust lunda, will pay out $138 billion tJda year to retired and dis· abled wliiiW and their families. "Our loovative IRA-Plus and Keogh-Plus are considered to be tbe working man's tax shelter, said Rinaldo. "From the mechanic working in the service station to lbe pharmacist on the corner, these plans work'" be a4ded. American Home received the IO- abead frem the Internal Revenue Service to market tbe tax- advadspd IRA-Plus and Keach· Plus pnpama, breaki.n& an invest- ment t.nier wblch up unW Ulen resula.I ia most plans bein1 invest- ed in ... Jiekllnc bank, ••vi.no and loans aad insurance company pJ.am. .. o v a CAMPAI GN PUTS Amerieau back in acbool - teacbillS them that unless they set a nmailll art at aettinl up a retiJ'e. mnt pl.-when they are YOUDI or middle -llPCI. the chances ol them mailltaimiq their standard of liviq in their golden years are slim because of the steady climb in the cost of living," said Rinaldo. Rinaldo credited a major portion of the educatiClllal campalln suc- cess to former United States Congressman Eu1ene J . Keocb. wbo spooaored the nation's retire· ment system. "Social Secunty wu never in· tended to be a retirement plan," Ke01bsays. He uses charts and diarrama to show tbe dramatic difference between investing tax sheltered dollars verses just leavln1 your money in a regular taxable aavinp account. •'Congressman Keogh installed a strong awareness in communities, urging Americana bow vital it la to plan ahead for retlrement"''said RinaJ_do. THE EDUCATIONAL CAM· PAIGN consists of more than $1 million in prime time television commercials throucb Southern California and San Franclaco. Rinaldo said the campalln will probably atntch t.broulh the flnt ball of 1981 because consumen are facing their toughest years since World War II. Adding fuel ~ a food price In· crease expected to be the hilhest In seven years. ''Propelled by inflation and tllbt world grain supplies, food prices are projected by the U.S. Depart· ment of Agriculture to rise an --=== 1) Can Probate Fees bi1igally avoided? ' 2) Should my heirs have a Corporate Executor? 3) Should my heirs have a Q)rporate Trullee? 4) can Death Taxes be eliminated through Estate Planning? 5) Can Joint Tenancy be a pitfall? 8) Can I create a trult with 1 .. thin 150,000? nera1e of 12.2 percent in Ul81, foUowiq an estimated 8.7 percent increase 1ut year'" said Rinaldo. Tb.la would be the bi11est in· creUI al.nee lt'74 when food prlcea soared 14.5 percent for the leeond successive year, brln&In1 food boycotts and widespread coaawner complaints. The real earn.in&• for families with at leut one wa1e earner fell 4.2 percent duriq the put year became their wqea could not keep pace with inflation. CONSUMEa P&ICES IN California alaoe jumped by 1.6 per- cent durina tbe put two moat.ha, puttiq them 13.6 percent hi&her than die previous year. At the same time, real spendable income for a family of four in CalifOl'llla bad dlopped by 7.1 per- cent al.nee October tm. . Rinaldo aald 8CldiDc to tbe cost of ltvlDI woes la tbe fact that Amerieam are Meinl more comlnC out of their paycheck.a because of another Social Security bite. ''FVlt'l'llEa," SAID alNALDO, " a new and bl&ber uunaal wa1e hue went into effect tb1a year. In ml, earninp up to SZl,700 will be subject to tbe tu wbUe the u.> .limit WU 125,IOO." . ••Americana have to accept the fact that Social Security wu never meant to be a retirement plan, but set up in the mld-30'• to be an old a1e lnaurance plan, a survivors plan," laid Rinaldo. John G. RiFIClldo . ......'Ii n Are my heirs property provided for according to their n11dl? 8) ShOuld I have a Uvtng Trust or a Teetamentery Ttult? , I ..... - ..,.. I I I -- ~-- 12 THE BOTTOM LINE-Supplement to DAILY PILOT, Mar. 8, 1981 & COAST LIFE. Mar. 11, 1981 Bankiryg services ~ling checking oc~unts . -. -.which to choose? a. ,. The individual concerned about bis penonal money m~tten will find bis banker worlrin8 cwertime to please him. Banks bave an ever- increasing !Mt of service:i, from tailor-made c~cking accounts lo numerous savincs options and a variety of ways to have money at hand for emertencies. Tbe Federal Reserve System-has under consideration some new, de· posit categories that could mean higher Income for depoiiton who were previously shut euT. because they were not ab..,.to amua the $1,000 minimum for time deposits. • ~ LOWEaJNG THE •1.N.-in these deposits (commod.ty called Certificates of Deposit or Savings Certificates) to SSOO '&Dd tte~g a new category ol rising-rate instru- ments (interest increasing from six to eight percent as the certificate approaches maturity) wUJ speed ac- cumulatlon for the income seeking saver. Also on the drawing board is a plan to pay an interest bonus to in- dividuals who leave their savings \IDtouched for a 12-mooth period. With the time-honored passbook account, cub is made constantly and immedMately available lo the depositor. · SOME BANKS BA VE eliminated the passbook and furnish a monthly statement for the savings customer. From there, the saver advances to the special bigherintetest ac- count and on to the Savings Certificate, with a varle9' of options in the interest rates and length of time the money must remain on de- posiL Any funds withdrawn from these prior to maturity is penalized. There are more ways in wbicb banks p. rotect your savino. one being the recently established ln- dividuaJ Retirement Account (IRA> in which you can set part of your paycheck, tax free, until your re· tirement years. (See BANKS oa page IS) At;TOS ... from page t mass transit people to look deeper in· to marketing, demographic studies and other means of bringing city bus lines to the attention of the peo· pie. As a result, service all across the nation has been greatly improved to provide better benefits to com· muters. At the average rate of 50t for a one-way ride. you can take the bus to and from work at the cost of $5 per week. And ir you purchase a strip of tickets in advance, you can save as much as lstoneacb bus rtde. ONE MIDWEST CITY bus line reports a 10 percent increase in general ridership over last year. From the commuter's point of view. it definitely pays off in com· fort and convenience to take a transportaion option such as the bus. 2_ BIG AUCTIONS NtRIL 11 AT Tll LONG BEACH CONYDffHI CENTER 100 E. OCIAM a YD. LOMG llACH Preview Sat." Apr~ 11 ~ mn-5 IX" Sale lJegins at 7 1111 •MATUllMa• THI JOHM O. llCICWnH COLUCTIOM AMTIQUI FlllAltMS • A nearly mint Sharps SO cat. buffal9 rifle with authenticate western fror:itierhlst0ty. • Aemingtons • Winchesters • Colts • Antique Blank Pistols •Western Art •Indian Guns • Antique Lighters . MAICH29 AT'Jll PASADENA Hll Tiit llltn I 150 S. LOS lOIUS PASADIHA Preview Stmay, March 29--11 aml IX" Sale Begins At l 1X11 •FIATUllMa * ~IQUI FllUAMS • Two Factory Engraved Colt lightning Pistols • Cased' Dueling Pistols • Colt Rifles & Revolvers • Kentucky Rifles • Winchesters + Over 100 Fine Collector Guns • Alto Olamonds, tvory Jmdeahd!atate Jewelry No Bayer5 Premium WI 81 C~1rpl! . SU~nt to DAILY PILOT, Mtir. 8, 1981 & Coa1t LIFE. Mar. 11, 1981-l'HE BOTTOM LINE 13 . Industry spokesmen explain This rapid turnover means little time ela~ between an increase at the wholesale level and the arrival of the higher-priced item at the ter came Nov. l, before many peo- ple realized the seriousness of the problem. market price increases, peanut butter crunch supermarket. _ "We have to take whatever price increase the manufacturer bands us," said Wunderle. He said, for example, that by late February there had been three jumps in the wholesale price of orange juice since the freeze in Florida early this year. Wunderle said that since the drought, the price of a pound of raw peanuts has risen 243 percent; the retail price of a one-pound, 12-ounce jar of peanut butter at Pathmark has risen 58 percent. "'> Individual stores, of course, have different pricing policies, but Wun- derle and Prince said supermarkets renerally try to keep the markup on staples at a minimum. There's a frost in Florida and before you can say "orange juice," the price goes up. That may be the way it seems to consumers, but industry spokesmen say it is just not true. "That's not the way it happens," said Rob e rt Wunderle o f Supermarket General Corp.. which operates the Pathmark stores on the East Coast. Jeff Prince, spokesman for the Food Marketing Institute, agreed. Prince said there are cues when the price of an item already on tbe supermarket sbelr is raised. "You can't have two prices on one shelf," be said. "When a new, more expe115ive shipment is received and put on dis- play, existing stock may be marked up to mat.ch. · "But there is a time lag," he added. Wunderle said another factor in · what seems to be rapid price in· WILL ... from Pa1e8 pay federal taxes and this can be extended. Your state may have other re- quirements, but remember that aJJ taxes must be paid before the rest of your bequests can be made. Since the major asset in most estates is often a house. your heirs could be forced to sell it too quickly to pay the estate taxes due. THE SAJIE IS TAVE of securities. Keep in mind that sav- >ngs accounts may be sealed until 'lbe estate is settled. Instead you should have sufficient life insurance to meet these initial fUUlncial demands on your estate. To minimize laxes on your in· aurance benefits, your spouse (beneficiary> should own your in- surance policy. Your insurnace agent can explain the procedures for this. Your final priority in writing a will should be to keep It as flexible as possible. THIS HELPS TO AVOID cosUy and time-consuming revisions every lime your personal circumstances change. A cood way to build nextbillty in ii to refrain from notinf spectfic doUar amounts in bequeata. Instead, tllink ol your eatate u a wbole and divide it Into pereentaies amOQt your beira. You ca belia your eatat.e plan· alq with a careful inventory ol all Of your..-: tavlAc•. real •tale, .. ~urlUea, ln1urance and Soc!tal Security beneft&I. Y OUT law,w Will need lo lmow tbele .._, wi .. birtJa ud m..-riale certUteatea, aeeount aDd polk)' ......... lalu.lb • .u o1 um ...... uu • ote1 w1Mlm•n• t.ulr, Mt dM beMfttl • to~ and betn far ou& ..... &M Wion. creases is actually rapid turnover in the supermar~et industry. "We're not in the inventory busi- ness," he said. Pathmark turns over aU merchandise 52 times a year - once a week, and be said the average turnover in the industry is 27 times a year. The peanut crunch that sent prices of peanut butter soaring late last year actually began last sum- mer with the drought that destroyed much of the crop. Wunderle said the first increase in the wholesale price of peanut but- Y" A calendar that keeps you on schedule. ''You have a low markup to at- tract hi'gb volume," Prince added. Wunderle concluded "Consumers are very, very price sensitive. You destroy credibility if you raise prices on staples," Wun- derle concluded. Y" A weights and me~ures chan that helps you oonvert. . Y" A checking account that pays you interest. Y" For you sports fans, an Angel game schedule. Y" And a handsome check book cov~r and wal1et, to help you keep it ajl together. Come in and help us celebrate the grand opening of our new offices in Costa Mesa and Anaheim. We're having a party and we've got a present for you. A beautifully crafted check book cover and wallet com- bination with enough pockets to keep everything in its place. And while you're here, open up your interest bear· ing checking account,• and we'll give you a check book to put in your free check boo cover and wallet combination. 1700Adam• Avenue Cost• ,_.., Caltlomi• 92626 (714) 754-1801 •$2000 Minimum Balance Required tor e FtM Cri.ckinO Account I I ,,... - l l 14 THE BOTIOM UNE-Supp6ement to DAllV PILOT, Mar. 8. 1981 & COAST LIFE. Mar. 11, 1981 Extra security Credit becomes necessary in financial life Credit bas become a necessary part or OW' financial lives. Credit is a little extra security for a financially rainy day. It may also offer a certain sense of security in the knowledge that PEOPLEBROKEI Accounting and Financial Speclallst These days, qualified financial personnel are more valuable than gold. They don't cost money, they make money. The problem was where .to find them. .Your problems are over. We know where to· get them. Pick ·up the phone and call us now. We'll show you how fast and easy it lsto fill that valuable I' A 1 ~ w PROFESSIONAL CAREEI DEYROPMOO I jp • • ·-tt71J MecA,.._. •tl • 1'119 100 -.:..1~-tm..,c•,.,.H7tl ~ ~ WE'RE BUILDtNO A "lfl'VTATION. NOT RESTING ON ONE you can plan purchases to take ad· vantage of sales and speciala, raise money for an attractive investment, finance a house, car or even an education. MOST IMPORTANTLY, CREDIT helps establish your financial iden· lily. "'Before one can begin to use credit to one's financial advantage, it first must be established. Experts agree that this can be ac· complished in one of three ways. First. you can purchase something on a time payment plan. BE SURE TO ALWA VS pay on time and make the last payments ahead of time. Or, open a charge account with a specialty shop or department store. You also can borrow a small sum of cash for a short term from a bank that you have been doing busi· ness with. When you do apply for the loan. tell the bank officer that you are trying to establish credit. T hen, deposit the borrowed amount in a savings account to gather interest. Pay the loan back in full ahead or the loan expiration ·date. ONCE YOU HAVE established credit and a good credit rating, you should learn to use it wisely and to your financial advantage. ~ Many people rind that credit is simply a convenience. Charging all of your gas and pay· ing for it in full once a month helps to track your expenses. Whenever you consider using your credit. keep in mind that there is a price tag attached to this lux · ury. The interest rates paid on loans are always steeper than those your money earns in a savings account. IN GENERAL, CASH loans cost at least 10 or 12 percent annually. revolving charge accounts may be as much as 18 percent annuaUy. Tack these and any other loan costs on to the price of the item you are buying and then determine if a credit purchase 1s better than cash. HOMES ... frompage7 All such proof should be safely stored somewhere away from the house, such as in a safe deposit box at the bank. Homeowners policies all over the country are basically the same. Only the price varies so one should deftnilely shop around and compare companies. Individual states put a ceiling on rates bot a company is free to set premiums anywhere below that amount. 13.2% Interest Rate Available Inc redible. But True! This 4 bedroom. 2 bath, Huntington Beach Beauty Is Priced for Quick Sale. Owner Will Help Finance Too! Qtialify ... Prolal1•1? Ho ~tp.g Okay Here. llUrry Dis Wen't Last At $129,981! . ~ GOLDEmST 84wsaa ~ REALTORS """L ~ASSOelATES · • Supplement lo DAILY PILOT, ..... 8. 1981 & CoMt LIFE. Mer. 11 , 1981-THE flOTTOM LINE 1~ California shoppers not bugged by spread of fruit fly A dispute over the possible spread of the Mediterranean fruit fly bas stopped sblpments of California fruits and vegetables to Texas, and as a result California consumers may reap a windfall in lower pric~. officials say. Clarie Biggs, a spokesman for the California Farm Bureau Federa- tion, said Monday that an increased supply of produce will mean lower prices in California and higher prices in Texas. On Sunday, Texas established a F I NANCING ... From pa1e4 "Free shipping" periods are limes to buy heavy items. Discount Stores provide key buys directly from factory oversupplies. At fashion discount stores, over- runs of top quality merchandise in· eluding lhat made from top de- signers for private labels are sold at considerable sa·vings. Discount buying services garner • bulk discounts from manufacturers and wholesaJers by securing large orders. ESTATE SALES ARE household Hquidation by executors, turning ef· feels, including collectibles, into cash. Thrift shops can be a good source of bargain quality merchandise. One can find children's clothing, outgrown before being worn, and designer suits and gowns In new condition at these thrlrt shops. B ANKS ... From pace 12 GENERALLY, BANKS INVEST these in long-term certificates. For the individual who is not prone to overspend. the minimum balance checking account is a bargain. • In this type of account, there is no service charge as long as the balance doesn't dip below the specified mlrtimum. Some banks set the figure as low as SlOO. Appealing to many people is the package account, sometimes ad- vertised as a club program. For a flat monthly fee, the customer receives printed checks, maybe an accidental death or dis· rnemberment insurance policy, and a combination or free services in the bank. THESE CO UL D INCLUDE a sarety deposit box, travelers checks without purchase ree, money or· ders, certified checks, and other benefits if the need arises. Another type or account, simple on the surface. is the economy or bud1et account, whJch makes a flat per-check charge. Each time you write a check y'ou know your statement wlll reflect a deduction for the service. "NOW accounts'' (negotiable or· der ol withdrawal) have appeared ln some states. T HERE HAS BEEN con/Uslon amona holdert of these aceowl\I, bowever, ln decipherina UM ttedltl a1'd cbar1es. lntUaJ llppeal of NOW aceounu I• u.e payinj of lDterest on cMekln1 b1lances, b"'t costs ol tbe com· pllc!I WCI bookteeptn1 can overshoot ............... month-long embargo o n all California produce that has not been fumigated to remove the Medfly, a dangerous insect pest that has been round in two California counties. Texas officials say they are try- ing to protect their crops, but California officials have protested the ban, noting that the Medlly has not been found in commercial pro- duce, and that produce from the in· fested area is already being treated. The infestation is limited to a SOO - square-mile area centered in Santa Clara County. No wild Medflies have been found there for more than a month, of· ficials said. California growers--are in the midst of harvesting the largest avocado and navel orange crops in the state's history. Already. avocados are selling in San Francisco for 20 cents apiece, or a fifth of last year's price. Restaurant owners in Texas, which ls second onJy to California In the consumption of avocados and - which gets 95 percent of its supply from California, said they would be hurt by the produce embargo_ Last year , California shipped 186,820 tons of fruits and vegetables valued at $75.8 million, lo Texas. Ralph Pinkert.on, president of the California Avocado Commission, said fumigating avocados according to the Texas requirements would destroy the crop. "That simply means you're tak· ing the Texas ma rket away Crom us, a loss of at least $10 million," Pinkert.on said. - Simon Says ..• Granville Says ... When is it My Tum to Say? --- When you were a youngster, games like "Simon Says" taught you how to follow by listening intently. There's an adult version of "Simon Says" which is "Granville Says.'' People listen intently, and then follow what Granville says to buy or sell. People listen to what Janeway and Ruff say. T. V. commercials have people stopping in their tracks to listen to what a prominent brokerage firm has to say. When is someone going to listen to what you say? Is anyone really listening to your financial needs? Are your loan requests falling on deaf ears? lsn 't it about time that someone listens to what you say? At CommcrceBank we listen. That's a promise we make and keep. We place such a high priority on listening to what you say that our bankers will travel to your office and listen to what you have to say. lf you are tired of no one listening to your financial needs. call us today. At CommerceBank our customers say ... we listen. - MEMBER FDIC - 4S2S MacArthur Blvd. (MacArthur at Birch) NCWJ)Ort Beach. CA 92660 (714) ~· - - Each depositor insured to S 100,000 .,_. ____ .......__.....__ --- 16 THE BOTIOM LINE-Supplement to DAILY PILOT, Mar. 8. 1981 & COAST LIFE. Mar. 11, 1981 Homes like this one in Costa Mesa represent a substantial investment for the buyer. who has a number of options to finance it with various loans. See related story on page 5. Audio-Visual Pr~ntatlons . . . .. and how does your garden grow? Supplement to DAILY PILOT, Mer. 8. 1981 & Cout LIFE. Mar. 11 , 1981-THE BOTTOM LINE 17 Money-saving tips C.Onsumer guide explains health costs from paie 4 popularity of the government- backed loans is reflective of their usual low interest rate of around seven percent. A limited number of colleges have special private funds .which permit loans for as little as three and four percent. Check with local banks, or the college where the student applies, for helpful information on various aid programs. Health care costs in California this year will total more than $27 billion, which works out to about $100 a mQQ\b f9r ~'~h persoo ln the state. Where does it go? Why is it so much? These and similar questions are discussed in a free guide recently released by the California Health Facilities Commission, a group composed of eight public represent- atives and seven indust ry spokesmen which is attempting to educate the public on health care is- sues. The Consumer Guide to Health Care Costs, says CHFC Chairman Jack Burgis1 is meant to help com- community groups, business, labor and individual consumers become better informed about health care problems~ policies. It also suggests ways for con- sumers to participate in efforts to reduce and control health care costs. "Consumers must recognize that increasing medJcal care costs mean higher taxes, lower salary in- creases, higher health insurance premiums or lower benefit levels," said Burgis. "Increasing med.ical costs mean that you have fewer dollars to spend on other things . "Or, if you want to see changes in the types of services offered, for ex- ample more home health services, health education, child care. you If banking at 2 a.m. is convenient -for you, it's convenient for us . 24 HOUR AUTOMATIC TELLER SERVICE. MoneyMatlc (Bank of Irvine's 24 hour automatic teller) doesn't flash the bright smile of Its human counterparts, but you can't beat It at odd hours when you must withdraw much needed cash, up to $100.00 from your checking account or savings account, or make a deposit to your account. A special electronic Identification card makes many Bank of Irvine services accessible to account holders anytime they are needed, not just during regular banking hotJrs. EXTENDED HOURS. Bank of Irvine prides itself on serving custom- ers. We're In business longer each week, for face·to-face business than most banks. -' lobby hours at all olllces are: Orive•up hours are: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m .. Monday through Thursday 9a.m. to6p.m., Friday - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m .. Monday lhrough Tllursday • 9 a.m. tot p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday c.tnr1w11nut ontc• 14222 Culver Drive at S.1'!~ Ana freeway. Irvine (11'4) 55H600 Bank of Irvine ~1e omce 4'482 Barranc1 at Lake, tlVlne (714) 562-6100 MEMlafDIC I t.quna INll omce 24251 Avtnlda de la ClrlOta, Laguna HHts (714) 951-9100 will have to fight to eMure tha.t your additonal health dollars are not cap- tured to pay for increasingly ex- pensive, high-technology. specialty care," be added. The latest figures indicate that national health care costs have climbed to more lhan $219.4 billion. Personal health care costs average more than $825 for one yf:ar endjng March 1980, compared with $'153 per person for 1978. In recent years, Californians have spent substantially more than the national average on medical ex- penses. I. W1: offer K~1:rranc1' at highly compt'titlvc pticl.., We don't add i!dditfonal com· mi~'ion' or k"-"· jo-,t .;ale.'!. taXl' and ..hippin~ if appli- cable llic priet.' ~: quote i., the priet: you poy 2. ThtTC j, no minimum purcha\l" rt'<!uin:mmt C Many f im1' l't'f!Ui~ a minimum pmcha..c ol 20 ) J . It' caw to buy fmm I X-ak-ll·n:ra You can buy-at ilny on<: ot our otf 11..'l-.. or • by phooc or mail •·We cnn \ton: your ~Id for a "'"'111 foe, th°' afW~ you ..ak ... lax -.avinfl' S. We de.> not hcli1..'YC In unwilnttod ..alt, ... p!\'\'U"-' Unkkc •o1.,1mc finn\ 'M: won't ~..,t\.i'yuu with~ call, 6. '1io can rdy on <>1.1r Health care costs in California this year will average more than $1,200 per resident, up from $1,025 in 1978, according to Burgis, with hospital expenses accounting for 40 percent of the total. However, hospital costs in the !\late increased 18 percent in the first six months of 1980, he said meaning that the CHFC may have underestimated these expenses. The Consumer Guide to Hellllh Care Costs is avialable free by writ- ing the commission at 717 "K" St., Sacramento, 95814. Multiple copies· may be purchased for $1.SO apiece. t'Xpl..~ and finaneial , intq:rity We're the: n;ition\ okk...,t and la'll\.''l pn.'ciou' m<..'tal~ and fon.'ii.,rn ~:xchani.tt: finn, with <.M:r 75 offia." thn.~houc the: wurid. fur a quocntion or to ' f)bc'l· an orck-r. call roll.fn:c . Sc x.ith C. );)~t l'Lu.a Sh!ippin~ \A'nt\T HUllf1~il "' ~n I )M:._,._1 r-n."''W<IY· \c.M\\~~ ('~ Y262n t 7141 7.Sl·lltlO -. .-.. • 18 THE BOTTOM LINE-Suppi«nent to DAILY PILOT, Mat. 8, 1981 & COAST LIFE. Mar. 11, 1981 Learn 'rules ' Correct tax payment depends on accurate record keeping -I I I L . __.,, . I ---r ~ J • • ~ I ----./ ,~-~~\ IMITED OFFIRI South Coast Thrift and Loan Associatio n • v ield based. on Principle and ln1~es1 1nves1ed for 1 vear ill 1he AnnualR111e Annual Role Subject to Chon~ ot Renewal. 90DA~ lllYBTlllNT _C•TIPICA~ 13.00% BASED ON . . 12.50% OFfER EffK1M WNJi .. , .. 1~1 • EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD ANNllAL RA TE ~-IMUM tl,000 INVESTMENT • INTEREST PENALTY FQ(l~~RLY WITHDRAWAL-INTEREST REVEftTil_TO 1% •THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER 9% PASSllOOKS8~ % ANNUAL YIELD ANNUAL RA TE " While basic lax deduc tions generally remain the same from tax return to tax return, rules do differ slightly from year to year. Items like the standard deduction and amounts for dependents are two examples. Understanding the "ruJes" and having the records necessary lo verify your expenditures are the keys to correct payment. BOOKS ARE AV AJLABLE usuaJ - ly around the first of November tbal discuss tbe upcomine tax structure. And after Jan. l, the best source of information and e xplanation is tbe Internal Revenue Service. But, in both of these cues, you must have tbe (acts at band, the alJ. important records, In order to ex· plain your question so that you can get the assistance that you require. Jn addition, a vast store of in· formation is a vailable at your public library or book store. Good l'~rd keeping is the most important aspect or accurate tax paying. THAT ltlND Oli' PLANNING must start before the actual calen- dar year commences. There are many types ol record keeping systems tbat you can buy at an olfttt supply store, local dime store or discount store, as well u at the dru& store. Don't let the word "system" coo- fuae you. It merely refers to a way lo keep accurate records ~ what you spend, wby and where. Keep receipts for everything and note on the back of each one the date as welJ as what it was for. Another good idea is to ind.lea~. if possible, tbe particula.r tax deduc- tion category you intend to put the receipt in. Then it's a simple matter of sort- ing when you are ready to figure your taxes. Here are just a few things to keep in mind that mi&bt apply to your particular tax situation. If you are a working P•rent, with a family income of less than $35,000 per year, a deduction is available for child care outside your home or inside your home. IF YOU PAY SOMEONE inside your home more than $50 per quarter, in order to take the deduc- tion , you must also pay socia l security for them. It's a good idea lo check out as many systems as you can before you buy anything to make sure that the method you choose will fit your needs. aEcoaos roa INCOME tax de- ductions can be any number or things: a cancelJed check or even a check stub; a cash register tape; a band-written receipt; a stub from a restaurant bill. Records sbould be kept either by the month or by cateaoriea. Experience working for you &lilding success for its cltentele through an . organization offering professional and compnthensive real estate servtees has made Corporate Realty one of the top five commercial brokerage firms 1n Orange County. ~ YOY are 1n good company . •::::\_,....... Let Cofporate Realty's eKperience benefit you. as it has done for such leading companteS as Honeywell. Inc . Anis-Chalmers. Ralston Purina Company, General Electnc. 3M. Greyhound Corporation. North Arnencan Vah I.mes. Owens-llhno1s. Computer Automation, Massechusetts Mvtuel Life Insurance Compenv. and AlrCahforn1a. INVEST ... ,,..,.,ei Treasuries are exempt from state and local taxes. Aside from savings plans, the stock market is probably the most likely source of investments for many people. Less secure than the time savings plans, it also offers a greater chance for gain. ESSEN'ftALLY, stock Is a frag- ment ol ownership in a given coin- pany. The value of the stock rises and falls with the company's fortunes. Despite the ease with which you can buy and sell stocks, advisers warn against investing funds that should remain liquid. You could be forced to sell at a loss just to raise cash. Stock market gains are taxable and you will need receipts of your transactions. If playing the market seems too risky or lime consuming, consider mutual funds. These are simply pooled invest- ments. THE FUND BUYS and sells stocks and in tum sells shares of its total to investors at a price per Jihare. This price fluctuates with the market value of stocb in the fund . . Mutual funds offer several advan- tages. Small investors get fractional shares in some of the expensive, blu~ chip stocks, bonds, etc. Mutual funds are specially set up to encourage regular investing on a monthly or quarterly basis. THE KEGULARITY OF the plan is the keystone of a secure future. • Loam for 5.5,000 and up • S«cond and third potltlon • No pttJNymmt .,..._1ty • LCN1n commltlMnt can b« mad« In 48 hou11-in IDOlt QMI • Up.Jo.,., of appralMd ~ah,. for owntrw OCC"Upild NnaW family holMI, condomlnlu1n1 and to~ Options and commodities are special high-risk investments that also require sound financial back· • ing. Commodities refer to expected crops -com, beans, wheat, etc. - and their trading depends on the •Up to 70'!1.of appralted valu« for non· owner-()(CUpied ti,..J« family hornn, condominJumt and townhomes • Property Med not b« In ncrow • Loan1 .,.u.t olttinc notes and tnast dMdt alao avaU.W. Office Houra: .. ...,_,....., t a.m. lo I PA ........,10 LM.to1 p.m. ~t to DAILY PILOT, M9r. 8.1981 & Cout LIFE, Mar. 11, 1981-THE BOTTQM LINE 19 nuctuatlon in supply and demand. Commodities trade on separate 01arketa. ' -irhey are a high-risk investment that requires substantial backing and expert guidance from a com· modities broker. Fast turnover influences • gas pnces Rapid turnover of oiJ from manufacturer to retailer b a major reason for the speed with which oil price Increases reach the eaaollne pump. . But there are other factors as well. Prices were kept down last year because of low de01and. Some of the new increases in gasoline prices reflect oil price boo1t1 that were never paaaed along to customers. And even with the increases, prices are lower than they mieht be lf serviee atMioa operators took the mall1mum profit margin allowed by law. Between Cbriatmas and early January, for example, retail 1asollne prices roee two cents a 1allon, beeause of increases ln f oreip oil prices, accordinc to Dan Lundber1, publisher of the Lundber1 Letter, a trade publica- tion wldch charts price trends. But Lundber1 said that the avera1e dealer'• profit marsm ... still only n1ne cents a 1allcJa, while government resulaUons allow a mall1mum marlin of 17.7 cents a 1aUon. President Reagan's decision in January to Wl price controls on domestic oil a1lo baa contitbuted to bi1ber cuollne prices -a ~t boost ol up to 10 cents a 1aUon In someareu. Succ-eed in Business without the EXillliSI Artwlet Netwofi( t.a a~ tD reO.IOI t\iatt ~that w1I lnaeae 'JfNf profit . Wtth ArWl#fJI NltWori(1 ~ad ooncept, you wtl hMt avlillble Wfl('f office MrW:e you need, Inducing tp.11 °""phone...,.. Ind ...W..'I) .w:e ... all at a fradlon of "' COil of ,_.,, and ...,,, Th•• hrvlw Now Anla.ble 0 Answering lefVk:e 0 Almtndlr eervtce o SecntWlal _..1ce O Cot...,. ice rooms 0 Word prooeulng 0 Mlllt Nata D Scheduling Dr.- 0 PmQlncl D FllCllmfll "4 r· -~·· ···~ 20 THE BOTTOM LINE-Supplement to DAILY PILOT. Mar. 8. 1981 & COAST LIFE. Mar. 11, 1981 SOMETHING NEW IN FOUNTAIN VALLEY Centennial Thrift and I,oan Association Presents Earn On Passbooks o1 as little as $10 9% Annual Yield· 8.50% Annual Rate. MO lllM 1119UIUMIMT THllFT IY MAIL •Yleld Is baNd on lnterHt being credited monthly to the PH•book ba!Ance 1nd being m1lntalned for one )'ear. Funds In by the 10th earn lnterHt from the tat o f the month. ftaHbook lnterHt I• compoilnded dally i nd credited monttlly. FOR CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS ONLY *FREE CORDLESS EMERGENCY LITE PERFECT FOR POWER FAILURES, BLACKOUTS AND OTHER EMERGENCIES Operatea on 1 "D" batleriea 11 .. c1uc1e<11 Pull Oii ... ii l19ht1 Put back ... 1ra ofl ComPlele with wall bracket A bre111d new financial institution with a brand new kind of se"ice! Come in and meet our manager Mike Benson. He1ll tell you how you can earn more interest than at any bank or savinCJS and loan. He1ll · explain 9'ow you can CJel up to I 00°/o financ· inCJ on all kinds of loans. And, he'll CJIYe you the Star Service that you deserve. ... at Centennial Thrift and Loan Association. ---Earn--- a Full 1/2 O/o More on Money Market Certificates 6 months & 30 months available CALL FOR OUR CURRENT HIGH RA TES 11120 llOOIHUIST fOUMTAIN VALLIY, CA t64-tl JI TH811 YOURSELF Sena Ille QUHllOll • t ...... to "Ask." f-'Y ~ 641 l td1910fl A ... lltw llltk N Y 10071 ••• PIY SS .. ......,,., -1101\S Sony. .. t111'1 If\$-otllefs FOR MARVIN MITCHFJ..sON, at· tomcy and author of L1utn9 Together How would there be any ........ um. Iona Nldonal divorce a-.? -P.S .. Charlott.ma., Va. e It would help everyone becaUte It would result In true equabty under the law. Couples would not have to go to different states for more favorable decisions, and It would be eMier for lewyers such as myself who practice al over the country. As II stands now, all lawyers who practice In dJff erent Dfuorce: aB·Arnerlcon ttyle. states have to be familiar with each state's law. I am presently campaign· Ing for uniform maniage, divorce and cohabitation laws. If uniform laws do come In, there mey be fewer contested dlvorees, meaning that lawyers' fees might not be as big, since If the divorce Is not contested, there isn't as much legal work involved , and there will be fewer procedural dlfflcultia. FOR .iANET GUTHRIE, race-car dr1ver How 1DMV ..,..ding tk:kcta have ~u had? -E.M .. Puama City, Fla. e My ftrst and last was In 1961. I was going from Man· hattan and was glad to get out of traffic. When I got to an open-field section, I sped up a bit. It was In the mld· die of the night; there was no one around; and the cop who had been folowlng me puled me over and gave me a ticket. This, by the way, was before I started pro· faelonal car-racing. FOR PEIER SlRAUSS, star of ABC·lV's Motodo .. It u. v-.,_.much time r..-rchtnt Sor~ role In the..._? -G.H., Husddmon, Ku. e I did spend an enormous amount of time reading and thinking about that period of history. Bealuse my character -Eleazar, a rebel leader who ltved abnost 2,00Q years ago -was a fisherman before the war with • the Romans began, I spent a night on a fishing boat on Lake Klnneret In Israel, and that taught me a lot. I allo spent time atop the real Masada. FOR LINDA KESEY, star of CBS· TV's Lou Grant tt.. yos role of,..,... .... ~ ... ~., ... tly ebout ~. md _.."'°"once a wrtt•? -H.F., C:..,., w~. e I Identify with reporters more than I did before I took the role. Now I know what's a good quote and what's a • bad one. Before, that didn't bother me. As for being a wrtt.r, no way. It taJca me a few hours to wrtte one ~.I like the Interviewing bit; but I'd want some· one to wrtt. up my notes. PRO c..,. v.........,, s.cr-.y o1 DelcnM MOMy alone, of coune, cannot guarantn our securly, but mlltary needs .. very wat now. l have .-gned a very high priorly to reedlnal, rmntlon and training. W. Intend k> pay our men and Women betfa, and IO attnd end ,.._., the cepeble people neca· ..,, to deltgr'I, bulkt tnd °'** OW; ~U~Oill. Wt wtl s;ye In~ Mm\tlon to munlllonl, fUel Ind ..,.. pat11. The .. of modem· llllol\ ol our '°"* rnmt be mlllnt8lned end our de· .... tndUllrtll ... NYIWd. If ... lnalllll .. mede, dwy wl ...._. knptOW our MMonel MCW'lty. FOR THE •ASK" EDITOR Any bmdedon to the goeelp th8t .leddc <>nae.-.......... cheap tlh to CMh dpe? _,,M., Ractne, Wit. e The only bit of evidence we could uncover on this one concerns the time when Mrs. 0 ., on her way home from her publlshing job, asked the driver to stop at a candy store to allow her to pick up the evening papers. When she came out, she handed the cabble a candy bar as a thank-you for walt- lng. But she also tipped him weD when she got out. Perhaps the rumor JackJe 0 .: a aweet tlpper. started with the driver hlmseJf. The only other time he had a celebrity passenger, and was asked to watt, his reward was not candy, but a kiss. And the donor? A prominent actress. Per· haps the cabble was annoyed because he expected similar treatment from our former First Lady, and this was hls way of getting even. FOR GEORGE GALLUP of the Gallup poll What que.donl le the public the moet and &ea.t lnta.ttd In......-.? -N.M .. Abedeen, S.D. e People are much more eager to talk about the problems and Issues that Immediately concern them -the high cost of living, unempk>yment, crime, the 'SChools, flealth. They are less Interested In issues deal· Ing with our foreign relations and issues on which they are Ill-Informed. The exception, of course, was the re· cent hostage situation ln Iran. FOR CAROL SERUNG, widow of Rod Scrllng and auoc. pubUshcr of The T wtllght Zone magazine H.w ~ ftlW' had a~._.. apcr1ence? -A.S., Mcqantown, W.Va. e Almost everyone has -ln a way. Once we had a cat that had to be given to the Humane Society (some dis· tance away). The next morning, there It was puntng on the doorstep. I vtvidly remember my shock. As It turned out. a ltde girt down the block had gone to that Humane Society to adopt a cat -oun. FOR IAN U.OYD, rode 1t11r Since ~ ,...... .,. duded naullk:.iant, how come ~didn't WAow In th• tooc.tepe? -M. Hellle, Flint, Mich. e When I was a kid I was mode to play the piano and the vk>lln. From my ftnt laeons, I hated both. Classics did nothing for me except send me to sleep. I slept ttu:ough every Carnegie Hall concert I ever v.clt to. Clulics are boring. Rock Is cxctttng. a..ic. can only be played one way. Rock constantly changes. "'Go, baby, gor: Oonklla, It.re with John Genn, wos an unabciahed champion of the apace program. Good Night, Wolter What C1onklte means to Us A Final itbute by lllatk Goo~ To Postwar AmeriCa, Walter Cronkite has been the Walt Dllney of world events. Each man in hia own way was as rich in reallU1'allCC, as ftneJy 'WOYell Into the Iona and textures of American life as the sturdy and ~nt okl uncle of folk legend who shows up at holidays with pretenls and tilde shows. And tf Disney was the puJ'YfYOf of our gaudiest dreams, Cronkite was the prtme·time mbMer of our grtmmest reallda, the redoubt.tile ftg\n who joined UI at the dinner table each wetJ!d9y evening and explained, with patient good humor, the events of the day that seemed tentfylngly beyond .. rational inllllpcetatk>n, beyond al human contrd. By the time he doted wtlh the fabled pronouncement ... And thlt'• the way It ii," we wee Wt with • N8IOnlble a.uranc:e that, wh .. all wae plalnly not~ with the wadd, • .... would not go to hd In • hand .... t.b9 the r08ll \Val arved. wt'8fll\w shal we do without ~7 The .... wtll turViW 9nd.,.,., IMl'I wll continue to explain ... mudcy .nd ,.llUtl c wodclnga. But when w.lllr OoNcna ~ down on Mtdliy ... 18 ye8I • anc:honMn of the C8S Eunng N.•, • b19c:k hole 11 rmed eo ...,.. 1n lhe knOMble univ-. In .. dutlll at that .... ~ pall, Oar'1lll hilNllf heel becolM .n ewnt, • naaonal ... pollDy of.--. ... 9nd tnlth In M1 age when upr1ghtnas and 'truth me endangered commodities. His tie:ry stature cloeked CronkJte with a spedal b'nprtmatur that has sometimes bemused him. As he once put it, .. Every day, IOmebody says to me, 'My mother won't believe anything until Walter Cronkite says tt's IO.'" And Cronkite, the purest humanist OW' teJevlsed life has to offer, Is the last man who would have the public well- being dependent on wizardry. Thus, he demurs. .. , know It sounds funny, 6nd a lit· tie pompous," he says, "but I think people really do Me me as a news- man and nothing .-. I have no dalre ·to be a pundJt, just a journeyman editor-reporW really afW the facts, showtng at lltde emo- , tton as poat>le, and I think that's how the public Mel me." • • I Cronkite.. credtMbty is ftrmest among his colleagua. Just as all golfers pey ri>ute to Arnold Palmer for making them r1ch and popular, so Walter's very rtvals CNdJt him with In- vesting televlslon journalism with tts hard-earned believability. Said NBC'1 John Chancellor: '1f It hadn't been for Wahm, none of us would be around. Walter believes tn the 'news' more than he bcbeves In the 'shOw.' Walter Is one of the good guys, not a hot dog." That theme is echoed In Theodore White'• wartime Nmembranca of Cronlpte. 'We heard that United Prell's combat couapondent tn Europe, Wl/JJc Cronkite, w.a one of the good guys," Whltll wrote. "He'd flown over the land.lngl on D-Dey, on a low-level 8 -17 mllllon; had hit the beach himlelf on 0-plus-S; had crash-landed when he glided lnto Elndhown on the fONdoomed Mer· lcet-Oarden Operatton. We got the UP (Onlted Prell) copy In China end N9d ~·· deceptlYely .. ,.,.,. ..... -wwlailtiltld, clean, crtlp. 1111 .. --• the ........ In Claangldng, the word ... 'If you git to Europe, look up Cronktlt, a good guy to be wlh .... A good guy. A dedicated newt· man. A )Oum* with e pMllon for ct.Ina dlrplllllonatll wllh t.ctl: TMt .. the rock upon which the Clorlllll dllldel II founded 8ftd the N9IOn he , ..... from ~ Im· putlllanl. M . no other~ In hlllDly .... bit ... al hlr \WY ........ ........ IO pldound en tn• .._.ontheCXM111eollhl.._ human events. In 1968. when he returned from a firsthand look at Vietnam, polt· T et. he sat down with Robert Kennedy over lunch In the Senator's office. This was the mo· mcnt In which Kennedy was deciding whether or not to run for President against Lyndon -Johnson. Cronkite finally told Kennedy, .. If you feel that strongly about the ~, then you ought to run." Later, In 1976, CTonktte persuad- ed Henry Kissinger, then Secretary of State, to report on the pending success of his mislk>n to Rhodesia and Ian Smith's acceptance of ma· jortty rule in that volatile country before the agreement had been of- ftda.Dy announced, be/on Kissinger had mm reported back to President Gerald Ford. Moral: Presidents come and Presidents go, but Walter Cronkite abideth. Indeed, he has abided so deeply In an otherwlte troubled national corudenc:e that, In the past decade, he has been seriously proposed as a Vlce- Praldential candkieta by both the Democnts and the Republicans. If that does not bespeak an authori· tattve 8gure who walks. a fair line, nothmg doa. C ronklte's stem sen• of com- mitment and easy, unruffled mann« had always teemed something of a contredicdon: Cronkite, the benign Calvinist. But that II limply the wey It II. Born In Mlllourl, dacended from Dutch •- den and the son and grandson of dentists, young Walter wew up In Houston, began studytng mining enginelr'•.g • the Unlvenlty . of 1..... He quit ld'OOI In .. thW y._ for a Job on 1he HoUllon Pras end In 1937 went to Kamas City for UnMed p.._, In 1942 ~ - . MN to London M 8 WW COINIPC>ft• dent. end "' Wll''• end he -~·· molt fmnolg EurODMn . ,,__ C01191PO'.ct.nl that ..... ol Ende Pyle. When the KcnM w. broke out In 1960. Cronkle Wiii mled to w.-.,.. blf ...... old London hliid Mined EdMrd R. Munuw • .. ~) (ONLY AT SINGER WHERE AMERICA SHOPS ·· FOR SEWING MACHINES.) For reasonably pttced, easy-ie>-use sewing machines, Americans make a beeline for the Sioaer Store.Thar's why s.nacr· machines are Amertw best-sdling Une and always haVe been. And riaht now, you c.an cfuose from many sale-priced models, a variety that no other manufacturer c.an match. So how c.an ~ 10 _arry place else before loOking at the sewtne machines more people buy? Reazu1ar prices start as Tow as Sl09.99. SAVE s12o ~~e ~~MTo~ .i. ion· l'lU e ~~ frce-~rm PM1CI. push bu11on sclf-w1ndlni bobbin ~d I step buttonholer SAVE $12Qofl rcg. pnce Touch·Trom\ m:> memo!) mJchllle- Scws l'S different s111ch panems ar the 1ovch of a bunon Plus afll~ frcN rm ·p:rner- push-bunon drop-in bobbin SAVE $1so ~~~- TdUch-Tron1e Dl! memory mictunc -Touch 10 sew any of 'Z'l pre-proer;ammed su1ches Touch 10 .ldJUSI Slltc:h leflith and width Push· bunon sclf-wtodina bObbln. l·step bunonholet. SAVE s5Q ~ONLY Sr.l.L~t m.idun1.. ~·~w.rh 6 b1u11 in s11r...h parr.:m~ uilluding blind stttcl 1. :iit·:.lg, ~1raighr ~uerch ~111ch Plu• tr.:.: .um .ind rront dro~1n tx>bbir SAVE $~Q~ SI) !ill mJcl11.ne 8~Wirh8 bwlr in Sllh .. h panem~ tree·arm 4-<;tcpbudr·m bunonholer fron• drop 1~ bobbLtl who wanted him to cover the conflict for CBS news. Cronkite prepared for the assignment so thoroughly that CBS cancelled his trip and instead gave him the evening newscast at the network's Washington station. In 1952 he was assigned to cover the Presidential nominating conventions In Chicago; 28 years later, when he signed off at the Democratic Con- vention In New York City. CronkJte had logged more than 450 hours of CBS convention coverage . Nothing will take the ftght out of a jouma.llst quite like the · exhausting hours 1pent on a convention ftoor, and It was there that Cronkite gained his "Old Iron Pants" reputation for be· Ing unflappable. But he brought 10methlng else to television news, something It badly needed. and 1V crtdc Ron Powers onoe Identified It u "the good luck, or the genius, to per· 10nlfy the prototypk:aJ Middle Ama- lcan," the ebtllty .. not onJy to deliver the news but to act • Its curator." I• rMILr-.Y, 111!"" I. e It's Easy, It's Fun, It's ~tl1-Ftglng STIR-FRIED GREEN BEANS YI lb. heh .,_ be-. 2 ta~DOM peanut od 1 dove IUlc • ..a.c.d t,.i, cup cblcbD brodl By Motllyn Honaen ' FRIED-RICE 14 cuppe .... Ol'~ol . YI cup tlk:ed °"'°" YI cup diced carv l cup diced cooUcl ham 1 dove prtlc. mtnc..S s alll9 c:ooUI rice, cold l cupfro:Mn,.. 1 CllP Mee .,.,,... 3 ............... S tabl1111oa• 1oV MUCC 1. Add di to wok or sklllet. pouring It 90Und Iida: heat at medium, about 2 minutes. 2. Add onion. cary. ham, gmtc; ttlr.fry about 2 minutes. Make well In center. add rice. peas, bean tprouts; stir-by about 3 minutes. Make weU In center: add eggs to center of wok or tidllct: cook 1 minute wlhout ltining. then 1 addi- tional mlnuM, .tining constant- ly. Stir al lngrtdiiants together. Make well In center; add aoy sauce; ltlr al ~ccltents togeth· er un111 weD blended -about 1 minute. Malta 5 or 6 M'l'Ufnga ·STIR-RUED VEGETABLES' 1 ..... ~ ... ) CMC\WW I IMl11111'a a• ,..._ OI' wte· ..W.ol 1 CllP .... cmnit 1 cup (t,4 ... ) ............... • n•roocss Ylap...,...._c.......- 11iqem.....,t1c,..-... I acpe hlla a....,_ pod. or 1 ..... (10 om.)"-,.. .-.~ ..... l C8a (!M 09.) ~ ..... I ••II' .... ~llMny 1 llu J H..,IW)I I . Slke cucumber tn half lsngthw!M; mnove lftds.~ Cut lntolbtpt. I . Pour oil Into wok ar ~: heet-av. nwdtum hat .bout 2 m'1uta. Add carroll, mulh· rooma, wMer chalnuta Md glrk. S.-fry 6 mktutlll. I . Pulh foodl to OM ~ of wok. Add pa poda ft' CU• ~;cook 3 "*"""· ..... ~ CGNlllntly. , • •• Slrlft~ ........... Cook ....... unit th~ . ........... !dlot'• Hoel: Add whole iu Md,...,,.._..- .,_. • pa podt ... ~ Ible. Sharpen your lmlve.s and get out your wok: you can tum out a sfzzllng .upper In no-time flat! CHICKEN WITH PEANUTS ....... chkbn bneet haN.e IA cup..., 1,4 cup dry eheny '4anp~--- 2 u•fn If Dee d94 cont ~ I tMhtfDDD vlMpr 4 ee-..aw CClll_..ch &Ai anp ,.._. OI' n;etabl. ol Ir\ anp ~ .,_ pepper "'anp,.__ 2 t.W... a oae deed •-_..,... 2 ... oolDDa. llced HotWync. I . Drain pineapple; reserve chunks (UH juk:e for tea. eu: .) . 2. Skin and bone chicken: cut Into I ·Inch pieces. Dredge chicken wllh com.starch, S. Heat oU In large, heavy skit· let or wok. Add chicken and stir-by on high heat Z minutes. 4 . Add mushrooms and soy sauce. Sprinkle with garlic: and ginger. Reduce heat and sim- mer, uncovered. 3 to 5 mln· uta, stin1ng constandy. 5. Stir In tomato and reserved p1neapp•. Cook one rnlnuw Jong.r. Maka 2 servings 11'1 llRlfD~ Mir y. luepoc>n ••r o..n •ound bledl pepper I tcaepoon MMmC oll. opttonaJ 1. Wash beans: cul diagonaDy into l1/2 ·1nch lengths. Add oil to wok, pouring It around sides; heat at medium 2 minutes. 2. Add green beans. garlic; stir· fry 30 seconds to coat beans with oU. Add broth; bring to boU; reduce heat to low: cover: cook 8 minutes, stirring ooca· slonally. (Be.ans should be bright green , crisp agd aunchy.) S . Remove cover; add salt. sugar, pepper, sesame oll; st11 to blend. Maka 2 or 3-serulng.s I dowa .,tic, __. \4 IEDCf D Ile trOUftd ......, YI '« 1p a Git crUlhed rwd ,..,... I. Rcmov. skin from c:hk:Mn breuta; cut mat from bones; cut Into I ·Inch cubes. "m --PAYMENT!' I. Preparw MaSOnlng sauce. Stir together wa~. shmy, toy sauce, syrup. vinegar. com· starch; blend thoroughly; set etide. ... s. Add olJ to wok. pouring It wound .ada; hat at medtum hat about 2 minutes. Add chicMn cubes; ~.fry 2 or 3 mlnu ... ot untll chlclc.n turns whh. 4. ~ wd in center; add ~ pepper. peanuts; stfr.&y Yi IM\ute . 5. MIU wl In c.nter; edd oniofll, gll'lc, aln9er. Nd .,.. per; •-fly 1 minute. Make ... In center; '* MelOnlng ..... then add to oenMr . ol wok; bring to boll wtthout llln'1g - about 1 minute; cook llddllonal 1 mlnutt or untl thlcMned,.-.· rtna ,... ol '""..... wMh 'saue». ~ ..... Y-., Virginia, Ralph Sampaon· la Slim but Awesome By L°'en Feldman · "lnslrnnce is ;.,st a · . : until you have a dam ' State tam ogerl Mite Wdhen, Rodcin, C.olfomia. "Natura~ 0 State form agent is glad to see you when you wont to buy o policy We like to sell insuronca "But o State fOrm ogent will treat you just as 'well when yo.J have 0 doim. 8ea'Juse it's o big port d our fob 1o be thefe When you need us to make good on the promises we've mode. 'VVhen you coll that's CM chance 1o reoly mow. 'M!'U get that doim stor1ed right away so it cnn be token <Dre a quickly and fairi¥ "GiYe yoor Stote fOrm agent a <X>l Get to know the kind a personal one-to-one seMc.e 1hCJt has buitt CM repu1otion'.' ..... , .... A lice a good neiciibot: s.c. Farm is tflere. ---c-____ S omettrna tt looks so easy. It doesn't matter where the pass- er II. And It doesn't matter where the center II, so long as he and the basketball converge about three feet above the rim. It doesn't malbrr, because ~h Samp- " son la 7 feet 4 Inches tall. The UnJvenlty of VJrginla's devas- tating ally-oop dunk has~ maJc4? Sampson the most t.al<ed about col- lege center stnc.e an equally skinny kid named Lew Alclndor went to U.C.L.A. and panicked the grand wtzards of colege buketbal Into (temporarily) outlawing the dunk. A sophomore from Hanisonburg, Va., where his mocher (5-11) works In the offtce of a pants factory, his father (6-0) works In an aluminum factory, and hll two llstcn (6-2 and 5-10) play ~-tehool buMtbal, Sampson has the kind of potential that trantcends points and reboundJ and blocked shots. · ll<c KaNem Abdul-Jabber (nee A.ldndor), hll ta the potential to rewrte the rula. . "Everybody c:ompan1t me with Jabblr..::r. Sampeon, who doesn't really . • .dcbna. '\J.tib•'• the bar tn the NBA, and 19'*1 f m lldn • ny and l look .. him." At 210 poundJ, 20-yw-old 5Mlpeon might bukinny ewn ~he wee a toot lhort- er. He allo mtght be a po prolp8Ct even at • 6-4. He II an lllhllte, not a tdf, who can p.-, shoot and handle the bell. Thll ..-on, ...-aging about 20 ~ts and 12 Nbounds • game, he Ml pl'OF ti Id ""91r* to the top ol the colege ~ -wt.. It " • ~ cu•Mllr to win It el whirl N.C.A.A. touriwnlnt plmy begN- IMtrdmwellk. TheN .. ~ Imel It dftOlt 'looks too ... How do~ -tomeOM • CM )ult .. touch the rlrn wllh h9 t.t fttl on tht ' ground? Whit ~ 9n oppo.• frpm thrtnldng In -wt.. Sempeotoi b4m.,a hll heed dn the rim? "lt'I ..... ... • couple"'--·" ........ It ..... ~but SMlplon II K· IUlti UMbll to nan ful .-on a ......... court. "lt'I ..... ~ Wlbhlmto8'ttofUI_., _. hs coach, Teny HoDand. "He wouldn't be able to stop before the end •ne." If this angular Goliath de· stroys· al pespecttve on a basketball court, temember that when the game ends, he Is still 7 4 : P\cture him drtvtng a compact car, taking a bath. ready to leave Virginia. No doubt the pros will again come calllng this ""'"9· and Sampeon will again entertain the offers. Meanwhile, to In· sure that sudden injury doesn't destroy the pcotnlse of pro basketball wealth , his folks have taken out a dis- ability policy with Lloyds of London. The publicity that envelops a 20-year-old, 7-foot 4-lnch, future millionaire has not made life easier. "Most peo· pie that had heard about him ," says -HoUand , "have watched him play In a rum clip In which he blocks every 1h9t and dunks everything at the other end. When they see him the ftrst time, and he's not a highlighB film. they're disappointed." There have been count·' le9I other highlight film stars: Jim McOeniels, LaRue Mar· buytng panm. "Put youneH ........ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In his pJace," says teammate and roommate Louis Collins. .. Imagine coming out of high tchool and everyone looldng at you Ike you 're some kind of freak show." Withdrawn and reticent by nature. Sampson has not always been comfortable- with an ever-demanding public: kids who want to compare shoe sizes; adults who want to measure tho h~t against his; photogra- phers who want him to pose with his head sticking through the rim. And yet, It's a sign of his maturity that when yet an<>!her wag asks, "How's the weather up there. big fella?" he can smile and say, "Fine, how's the weather down there?" Or when one more rubberneck asks. how tall he is, he11 respond, "5-4." He has accepted the notoriety. "I like being tall," he sa~. "It's me." Sampson even laughed It off when Howard CoseD made a refer- ence to the University of Virginia having, "a 7..foot 4-tnch kid at the fifth-grade reading level." The comment was as Inaccurate as It was thoughtless. "Because Ralph would answer In short frag· ments of sentences and short words," says Colins, Samp- son's daignated claborater, ''people sometimes ques· tloncd his Intelligence. You know, 'He's juJt a big jock.',. Taking regular couna at this ftne IChool, Sampson has been getting B's and C's. He has yet to deelare a ma)or, but enjoys ptyehology and mpeech. And should he jump to the NBA b.fON his four yean have pused, would 5amptOn conskler returning for his degr•? "Deftnltely." he says. . Altar leading Virginie to the NIT champlo~ latt ~· Sempeon could have jump9d *eWd to the prot and be drawing on a report· ~ S3 mlllon cotlbiid Wllh the 8ollo,n Cdlca rWtt now. But he found Celllc o.n..i ~IW~llll thin ~t"' dlKulllonl. He __.., exdled 1bout rtd· Ing .. b.nch. And .. ~., r.-----------------.. . IEllD llE MY FB!E CAif OF llAPPT DAYI. I FIU out and MDd to: "Smokei.. Tobac.'co; I P.O. lo1121X1, Depc. PW IOI, Gr..awkh. Conn. a.30 I Name an4 comple1eadctr.. muat appear on out9ide of enftlope. I I I I I I I %19 • ,. I I Llatltld toooe .. ,a1111,., .... u,. orra "°' m&Ult10W .. • ~-----------------I tin, Tom Riker. Behemoths aD. NBA duds al. Centers who sometimes played as If they had, instead of were. seven feet ... I'm sure It seems to people, 'Gee. he's thattaD, just throw him the ball!' " says Holand. "And It's realy not' that simple." When Holland dug up some films from Kareem's senior year, the coach was comforted to learn thal Kareem didn't score every trip down court. "It was good to see that we're not the only idiots In the world," says Holumd ... Even John Wooden at U.C.L.A. had problems doing the same thing." Sampson has Improved tremendously this year and is a sure ftrst or second-team All- Amerk:an. He's now more aggresskle both on offense and defense and, in a 40•polnt performance on Super Bowl Sunday against Ohio State and Its fine center. Herb· Williams, Sampson looked limply awesome. And the horizons remain unlimited. 'When you talk • about R~h Sampson." says Coach Holland of the young man who, as a freshman, was merely NIT MVP. honorable mentSOn All·NnerlcaCI: and who declined to be the NBA's Number-One draft choice. 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It Nwet you time, work, agravation and emlNrr.u- lna mbQkes. It alto saves 1pace on your detk! Rock's Blondie: ftom . . Punk to-Citified Chic By Btuce Pollock Fl re they the Sonny and Cher of the 80's or a (J(Ys venk>n of Bo . Oaek and her Sven- gali-style hutband. John? £Idler way' o.bbie Hany and Chris Stein, otherwtse known as the rock group B&ondie's better half (he writes most of the music, she sings the 1<>ngs) are the perfect contemporary cou- ple: trendy and noltalgic, suburban IOft at the edges, urban h.-d at the core . "Our Watyle Js not what you'd call gracious living," jokes Debbie, as the primly lb at a dak In the offk:e of her record company, Chry- salis. d'ed tn a modish mby uniform and cap. "It~ more Bice slum tvtng." She's ndr mendy ~a quip hire. ~ D«itlie hlneW ~ bom In Fbida Md WSW up In NeW Jetey, end an. Mr boyfrtend of 91\.Wl yitll'I, was born and nmed tn Broolclyn, N .Y., Blondie WM tpaWMd In the seamy depths of Manhat- tan'• downtrodden Bowery district. The group would trudge through the littered streeta, put th• slecplng drunks, to a dub called CBGB, wheN tts rudimen- tary m u11c · flut took shape. In thole days It WU a .... for the Punk Rock pen· nant, and Bk>ndie fought tt out for lfa comer ol the turf ~ 1he Ramona, Tait- Ing Heade, T elevttlon and ICOl9I of odw ... Mel ~··now 30, and o.ba bie, 3.5, lpft the dllmal 7C1s, bn•19 and dllbln&lne bends. ~ W'OUP'· 'T'houd* of rnlft1IOI and famMy san a dlant llCOnd and ~ ao the ~ for tock 'n' rol gold. For funds, Dlbble tried .. hind • waltraslng and we1 a ~bunny far ........ -one ol .... WOllt .... lbout Nlng • ... Ind WOIWI ..... II not hlY- lng my mon.v." .. °""· • moN ..... "'*"' .... Dettbte In hit V·neck 1UJ11ta, ..... Md car· Blondie'• Ch,U Stein on le orry: He writes the music, she tings the _,nga. Offstage, they're o duo as well. dwoys. 'We used to fight a lot when we didn't have money; now that we don't have to wony about It, a lot of the pre.we ii off." Their number-one single. "Heart of Gius," reJea.sed ln 1979, took care of thetr Im- mediate money problems. "Cal Me," whlcfl was the top 1<>ng of 1980, made them IOmcwhat prosperous. 1'he Tide Is High," which hl the top of the charts at the start of this year -along with thetr ab.tm, Autoamencan -threatens to make them almolt affluent. Whle Blondie was out chattng fame on the roads of Europe, back in the u .s.~. Chris and Debbie's loft· apmtment tuned to' th• fJ'C)Und. quh startdy signify- ing., eel of., .... 8bndle had ftrWllly )umped from the peek and ....... -bell In a \ag\M cA one. In fllms, to peddle jeans, to banter wtth talk-show hotlS li<e Mav Grlffln. Her group likes to keep Its cool, sun· glalMld persona, but o.bb6e has been deddely under- whelmed by all the fuss. "It's sort of funny In a way," she says, reverting to a favorite adjldjYe. "ln a sen.e It's a lit- tle bit embarras.tng and ab- IW'd. People are'° flattering and so nice. Two years ago we were garbage time." Al a group Bipndte has always been lnterated In the visual aspects of rock 'n' .roll. lts prav\ous abU.m, Eat to the Beal, wtD aoon be out as e vtdeo-disk (you tee the group on TV u you hear lt on the stereo). So the move to the wkler screen seemed ln~ for Deb- bie, with he clatac alinky k>oks and pouting llps. She debuted -year. p&aying hene!f, In the film Roadie, and the was bade again, In a matilr "*· • • bored IUburban houlewlfe In Union City. in. mnewt were mbutd ... Al an ectreM In front of the camera, .. uys o.ttie, "the~ I twM llto lmll compend to being a 10Ck 'n' d·~· ... . In a 11n11, • 1 llke • ........ " for the mOlt pllt, O.tJb6I pNfet to ltlck With good old roe~. "There'• nothing ~ or more tt"9ng than to .,.bm for a ltw .udi- ence," the--. ~18 b a rnom1nt tw bW .,C. ao b«uone ptW'ae•. "It's the ' 9 I 1.._lnmyW.. llow t . E~ llD "°"* :.~ .. • giMMl Ill 4verlleemenc . . you·iieed to knoW • a6out being SS ·or over. 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Cesareans can be life-sav- ing, but a number of experts in chlkibirth are saying that some of the Increase Is un- necessory. In most holpb)s today. c:etanans are performed routinely In high risk.or atlls lituatk>ns: when the umbUl - cal cord gets tangled, when the baby II going to be born tn breech posttk>n (legs or buttocb first) or for related problems that prevent the baby from progressing through the birth canal. Fundamentally, the dra- matic upswing In the number of ceureana In recent yqn reftedl their &equent UM to- day • a pNCOuCIOnCWJI mee- sure. Thia II ~ becaUM and:llotlcs end Improved 1ur-llic.el techniques hlw rMde tM operlldon ttMlf •lfl-cendy ..., -tM national de8lh .....,. &om c:.Mranl has plunged to be.low .01 percent. Then. too, the ex- panding use of fetal monitors -which reveal fetal dlstras -has encouraged doctors to perform cesareans In situa- tions where previously they wouki not have known risks were present. However, since Interpret- ing a fetal monitor Is Impre- cise. fetal distress ls diag- nosed far more often than It actually exists. ~ Obstetri- cian Dr. Richard Hausknecht states In his bOok (written with Joan Hedman), Hautng a Cuarean Boby , "The fact ls that never before have so many babies been deUvered by cesarean section because of fetal disaus, many of them turning out to be nor- mal Infants who showed no signs of such distress." Contributing as weU to the Increase ln cesareans Is the growing fear of malpractice by docton. "It's often one of the reasons that a physician will resort to a cesarean early rather than rtlk a IOng labor after which the baby might be brain-damaged," explains one obstetrlcla!'\. T he c:aarean dnrty ol- fen tremendous bene- fks: heakhy bebia. The disadvantages? PM\ and d1lcomfort for the mother, who mUlt undergo a major 1Urglcal opesatton, w1· nary c:atMtertredon .M •• week's recowry ri the holp- tal. And ex>mpbcatione can occur, IUdt • rifed6ons, "'°"* bi11dtng, damege to the blldder. The rnOll Mgllltw tide ... fec::ts of ceNranl .. °""' ~. "The opee- tlon .... ~'t IO bed,"•· pllins OM WOmln. "It \HI Now that the opercldon has been mode .a/er, one out of fix U.S.~ born todav is a ciaareor'I. just aD the emotions. I felt cheated and frustrated and anxk>us about my baby." Moreover, If cesarean mothers are given general anesthesia , they cannot spend much time with their new babies during the first few hours or even days after birth. Comments Dr. Michael Newton. professor ol obste- trics and gynecology at Northwestern Medical School In Chicago. "There's pretty good evidence that the children who experience close relations with their mothers very soon after birth tend to be better adjusted." Many obstetricians are solving this problem for cesarean mothers by giving them a regk>nal anesthesia (an injection In the spinal area) so that they can remain awake and hoki their babies Immediately after birth . If you think you might have to have a cesarean -a possibility virtually any child- bearing woman should con- sider -doctors now urge you to learn as much as pos- st>le about what to expect. There are numerous support groups springing up, offering cesarean childbirth classes and dlscus.sk>n groups. Ifs also advised that you discuss with your obstetrician In as much depth as time allows why you must have a cesar- ean . Also, If you know In time, you should check out the procedures and facillties at your hospital. What kind of ane-Sthesia will you receive? Can your husband remain wtth you In the operating room? When can you hold your baby after birth? You have a right to answers 1'1111 for all these questions. l&J . 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WHEN YOU ORDER BY MAIL I i ~ .,., :4 ieNJ f ~ from companlel that advertise In • .. ~ ~ ~ j r-.l Family Weekly. pleue allow four t aht w"k' for dellvery. Sometimes can c ange . @ umntentlonar delay• ocour. If they l'I do. just write: your ,1,e-. Linde Mount. Famlty wee11ty, M1 FREEi Lealftgtoft A.,..-, New Yort. NY A•-!fie powM' of your mono• Eno Dad 10022 I 11elli1s, ~ fOOd-WI~ LOU • 1--------------i ITOflwe>eCINO•~~ ..... °"' • ~ ..... "'°'"""" I . SMU.'S••. mTTIRMLAT'K*- 1 -.. ... oor-moreprogr-Nowon CMNftl9. .. fedl9 for tnNnl UM Gel,_ I fAU ~ 1rM1 5'leC* °"91' W"'9 to .W &Jn. Dept. ,_.-1 ~O. lloa Dt7. ._.. Ctu2. CA. t50N I ·Poetry Contest~c:::I ~~~ A p'lft4 prtu of 11000 1ri11 ~ a.a.cs la aacw ~COllsponeomt by W<!fN ol_roevy, a quuwdy ~ forpoca.. ·~ ......... i.-eoac, ...... , .. •1••:c... ncwpot• , ... ,... .... wrintn .., -,,...." For cOJ#fMr. .,,.--=~l World ~ PaftrJ', 2411 Dept. P, IM'R DI ••• Toy . .J ,Stitched from soft ranvctot~ Qeft 213 has pattern piecn: directions for 12" size. To orc:te r=te plus 25cforpoet· egeand to: f~~,.. ....... P,0.llOll431. .1"115 ~........_,._ ..ti,1111,Y.IOOll ,.....,._ ""*-...... _,,.,,_ ,'1 .. Y.,,. __ flll1'_ .. ,, ·..-~ ... ~ ......... .,.,.. ..._,. calllctloft 01 to et-1 e - -()et \.000 <111.,_ •-ttom -H coun1rlee: U.S.A . C-. lntW. ~. 0..-. ........ <:hone.-.:.-."*-·~. __,...... Old-SNew --~ -.... .... ..._... c.llMW··~ -_.,.... .. ...., .. ......,. ............... "*"' .... to you 1 .. ~ U .11 tor .. _.. to loo*.• __ ......,_,, __ 100.V'- ~,._,,.. ......... You~- ~°"" "-"""" "° ..... IOI\ 10 """ -_.. s.v;e. ......,_ ........ --· .-. 1.000 s.--Cel9ct0t'• CateloO ... _. ID k"P -........ t 2 II NOW! ..-v MC& • ..,., OIU8HT'IDI 1t111MOM.-... OT·1". N.H. OJOll llP~ --==-'9 ---. ..:..~ ................ a... ~nu..-ru• •• I~~---. ... - QUIPS & QUOTES ~--· OVERDOING rT Our daughter, the athletic. type, Goes In for golf and tennis, For swimming, bowling, all the rest - At each she Is a menace. She wins a trophy euerv time SM en~ any meet, For she ii one who daunt sum To know the word "<U/eat." Her sl/oer trophies-cups and bowls- lnaeme each monlh that passu. In fact the glitters grown ao bright We have to wear dark gl<WiU. -Richard Armour -OUEL" CONTROL My true love and I have parted, The reason I will share: I like my blanket we.II done; He likes his blanket rare. -Ruth Roberts A mother wa1 confiding to a /Mnd: ''We're not teelflg eve to eye with Anne. She wants to /Ind a nice man and Nttle down. We want her to get married." -Edward Allen rT STANDS TO REASON Junk food must be wholesome To the ultimate degree- How eJM would modem youth attain A ~t ol stx foot three. -May Rklt.lone Sign In department store: Due to fnjfatfon, our baTgmn balement fl now locofed on the thtrdftoor. -Al Bott Home R ..... : When guests stay too Jong, try tradng them like members o( th• family. If they don't leave then, they nevet wtll. -Martin Rqgoway Th.""*"' falMr wa1 lectunng htt mrou· QflOnl .an: "You'd ,,.,_, think about thtt -·~ one thing to It.ch /or IOf'Mtltlnc ~to ICl'OICh for It." -R'* NEWS FROM ·HOLL VWOOD: lf1 Miik· Ing I fthn -nrtg two tat tuba. h1 be *eel From H.. to~ -Frank TJ1911' lb IDf '11: Whll CM ~ Nely -.y lbout the economy? I I_..~~. ~'d be ~·~aoUp. -RoNrf ()ate;i MAlll------.1.-------------~----~----,;..._------ M)Of1191 ____ ..;,.;o..~..;..;..--...:---------------_;_...;,_ ____ ~ CITY -----:----~--------~~~----------------~ ITATW~.=..,;;-...;...;_.;...;.;..;;.~--=.;..;o,,~.:..;....;... ••Ol.DAY PLUS OIL Netd. ~hind with houtchold chorea? How about • iobot? dant and vlliflors .... who .. wonted. About dlil, about that. E~ from nuclear war to who~ dfMng •\., Me IV 01". ~~ ~~ A mobile robot that can ~ a room ltNwr\ with ob1tacle1 waa recently developed at Carnegie· Miion UnlYenlY• Robotk:a ----------------------------~ I ......... The robot ._ a 1V ICNa\ to .. the ob;lc:a. wt'8a a ~ feeds It dJledb'W. Granllld It .... the robot (which 1aeaalbla a card table Wlltl wheels) ftY8 hows to C1011 a 20-yad t00m -but Iii a at. And It WOil' bs btQ -10 or 20 ~ 8511 Robotics ln- s t It u te reMarCh Takaiahi (ciem.r of plctwe) thinks his nadon's ~ bowing .. need to be ~tened out. So he i\vented tha ma- chlne to meaan the proper bow. Takailht, 70, heads a &arge depstment-store chain and hopes that by bendi'lg owr, er, forw•d. cu*>ma'I, he can booltsalls. Sewn eledrk: eyes evaluaM the bow at three lettings -15 degrees for ·a fellow ~.30~tcr· a-.n. and 41.; ~ b •..,mm aa amormr melq~ pad'811. The machine costt $10,500..t, •d now, no ohr b.lllr.-hll ~ to the 8llq ptca. But let the klm .... whit ca"l we say, Mr. ,.. TakallH, ex- Clllt taha a bow. ...... TDCHllRS GOOP Texas A&M outline the daily production problems the Germans faced and how they handled them. The tchool has Mlced 0 .0 .E. for about $750,000 over the next three years to analyzie the Ml-million pages of Information. But, 90 far, 0 .0 .E. has refuaed. Several ot1 comparues have expeawi Interest In the documents. but aa:ord- lng to Spencer Baen, dnctor d. Texas A&.M'1 CentAlr for Energy and Mineral Re- sourca, the tchool wants to keep the Information tn the public domain so everyone can have aoca1 to It. 'With the big push for syn- fuels , I think the Gowmment would. wmlt to lludy ddl n. foamlllloll." ""' ~. "1f tt. documll1ll can pNWnt one wplc•"' or Mlp one ..... &oin 9*1rdf-lnriora w.lc. tt.n the COit .. .,. ..awartht." LIGHl&·Ull &lw R-1 I l Md 'a ... of hlaMlndl..tc• ....,.,.. ... _ Cll*i Ill ..... 0.. t:-y .., ....... bM. pall.- i ; f i .I ~. ~) car pool this Wednadat}. So In honor of htfuJ ones ~. dwy founcl.d Worrlers of America. W .0 .A. promtw no solu- tions, cautions RamtUllerl, ').llt the COlaabt that ttwr.'1 9lrerlgth In numbers." So far, Onlgort gowmor V\c Ady8tl hm joined up and, minutes ... the . in· auguratlon, ~was offered to Ronald Reagan. So far, no rapc:>nM. But gl\'e him a few months ln ollce. He'D come arowd. -Elot~ mRTHDAYS (Al Pllcal ---Lynn ~ 38; Jim Bouk1n 42; Cyd a.-58. Noa- --Mk:lcey Splane 6.1. Bobby Alcha 38. , ..... -Pamlla M.ort 59 .... ....... -~Walk 18. n..•11 -u.,.,.. nea 35; .-.. Tayb 33: Just look! They bring you big savings on potent vitamins and organic minerals! But please act now whlle these low prices are In effect. It's easy to order. ·FEEL TIRED? WAIT PEP? ThouHnd1 of folk• who '"' let down when thy should have pep and power can now ,et • fut pick up with new '"ENERGY TABS". The Nmtl ohhi1 aeeming mlrw:le i• lftAlic Fructo., a unique fonn of t!Upr that au. dirwctly into the bloodatream-givina you almo.l in.Unl Wfle!"RY and pep when you (eel weary and drowsy due to IUW blood AUftaJ'. Ordinary IUpl'9 mu.t "° th.rou«h the llver - not releui~ their tnerJY for a longer time-but Fruc:toee i1 totally dlO'erent--it 1ivea you im- mediate enelll)'. For yean Fruct.c. bu been a pcrnr NCnt of Olympic: athleteti oCEuropea eoun- MAil OAOEA COUPON t.riel. Now Fructcm hat beftl imported and compr....t into palatable "ENERGY TARS" fM you to take wbn you need extra JJO"ft!l"-the powwr t.o win! "'ENERGY TABS" are 10(1.; natural and ufe fM normal Ured follla. No 1timulating dru1a. "ENERGY TABS" ,Pve you Cut. ..Ce power. FRl!B' Check the box in the order blank and return it wt th an order for any of the ltemll in thit ad and we will include without char1e a bottle of 24 -F..NERGY TABS". ThJa olret" npirft Mai...:h 23. 1181 ...,.,. CARD ... VIM~ on Oldlfl tNet $10.00. ~-----••••··--MAtlQRo•e•R-cQU~·-·•••••••••1 iv1TAMIN E 0 50DA~-=: i I .o Un11 88 : :7.!~ I ! c.,...... 0 100tor ,.. • I. 0 •tor UIS • L..~--~8!~!'-------El-~~~!:!! __ J r-..---··---·------·••-••• • • ····----------1 I IOO MG MAil ORDER COUPON 99¢ : I VITAMIN c 0 = ! • WITH ROU .... 0 500 tor ... um.. OM ,• I ~ ~tt I H227 Ellplr" 312:1111 0 1000 tor t.7't ro ~...... I ·--------·-------------------------· ....... AloW9 .. Onllr. .. llUt. 'FNIATU•AI. • .... v .... LdWI........ .... .. ~ ..... WW.,........ --...... Pecflft WhMI Geml. • .. ,. oar..... DlllCcllldU... lorw • IW U1 ...._ 1•1WIA VITAMIN E CAPSULES ~llflSf OUAlllY-1000, PURE ALPHA lOCOP!itllYl GHATIN CAPSUlfS ...... TUIT TAIUTI =..95' 1000forUI 100 FOR 500 fOR 1000 fOR ........ _....__. ... ~-------1 l!ll fMI euT ~TO I .;.; HW>OUAmM I , ........... Mll'7 I cu-· .. .., I "",..,.. ,.., ... ,..: I ClllMmV ... Ol llllOOUCT TOTAL Piiie( I I I GINSENG ...... , ..... O tOO 1--~~ ::r:::=:a .! --~i-------+--1 ...-...... I ,., ... ,.. 0 ... ... 0 1 ... , ... Nl:l'7 bplrte ""' --------+---1 ~~!!!!!!!!!L---1 I GROW STRAWBERRIES BIG As TEACUPS! 25 for $2 .95 ( 50 for S 5.751 ( 100 lo• S10.95l · (200 for 519.951 y _ _. ........ ._ •.• .. ... ...., ........ o-.. ft !? ,...,.._ ~ ; ,,. ....... ... """ -... ........ ...... _._ ...... .,... ........ .-y,.,t .... .... ........... , ............... .. ....... .._.,... ....... .. ..... o.es--._, ..... .,.. ........ _ .......... _ -. a.......,. sroac NO. m . . MANCHURIAN APRICOTS RARE OPPORTUNITY "' .................. ~ .... flfw.11¥"• .................. ...,y ........ ... I .... -. ....... .-...... a..r ..... v ............ t ..... ~ fUU.Y GUAM9ft'&D ...... cl t I Mu ...... H ,_ '-'Y .... _., w ,..._ .,..,,..... .......................... . r. 2 HOUSE OF WESLEY,~ D~ -8loamil,.a1, IL 81701 CHESTNUT oN\.~ $1.50 ea. TREES 2 •or $2. 75 4 lot SS .ZS 6 tor $7 SO T'Ma•_ ............... tiee --. ... -.n ........... . -"-............... ..... .... T.-Y --_.,.... -·-ri11K '9r ......... P ........ ... ce '*" cc·•-......... , .. -..,,. .. . .... ., .. ...... tr-. Y1IMl .... ... ......... ....._ ....... . ..... ................ v.,. ..... ..... 2 .. ~ft. ....... ~-. ............... ... ... ,.... ............ ,..,~ .... ........... c. ... .... STOC* ...,_ , .. SWEET. I ll/CY .GRAPES .. 3 tor $4.oo· $1 so ea 5for ~7.ZS • · 9 tor-$9.95 NIAGARA -P9tlli .. a• ... c='~...:·11:~ ........ S7 .. COtllCOtlD -.......... .. ............. .,... .. ... u .... --.0 ...... -..-... ................. . AOAWAll -La ... ,_ .,.._ •• • 11n 1n1 ,...._ v~ ---· ...-N .. 1A. v._..,_.....,......_~ ........... ~--------............ ~ . ... ., ... ,. ..... __ ...................... ••r ...._,.._. __ RED DELIC IOUS APPLES "~ $ 2 7 5 ea. 2 fQr $4.95 ot\'l . 3 for S6.95 1HE STAIDAllO OF EJCCEUPK:ef ELBERTA PEACH \1 $2 75 ea. 2 for S4.95 Aid o.lciouc ~ --.,.... .... cnpa of NII .......... A•1n• ..... .... --....... . -~-........... .... You11 n-.... ..., ~ .... .... , ... 3ft.--. StoekNo.10I. OC' · 3 for $6.95 ...................... A._..I .... ...... ...-w .............. .... ....... .....,, ................ .. ............................ _ ............... -........... ... --~-"-...... ~--... ---. .. -....... ........ ~ .... .._, f1 I -.__, ,, q.ay_. ... .... .......... ..,.... ... ,_ .. • ,._ .. r...._ ........ ~ ............ s..--.su. SHOP BY MAtL -NO CROWDS, TRAFFIC, WEATHER PROBLEMS! FRO HOUSE OF. WESLEY CHOICE 5 YEAR OLD . COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE ONLY $1.00 each SCARLE T RED MAPLE 2forS1.75 0 \V S l 0 0 ea. 3 for s2.so 0 ' 6 for 54 50 GROWS MOST ANYWHERE ONE OF NATURES MOST AICHL Y COLORED TREES Wonderful lh..so tr•, Rod M9plo (Acs rubfuml P'~ btittn tr.-n ... _ in lllfi"I tti.t tum to btlllient tc:arlet in fill. Hardy. D...._ ....i.t· ant. Fllt11fOWl"I. Orowa up to 315 f1. You ,-i.,. stront. henily rooted 2 to 4 ft. coli.ctld tr .... Stodc No. 719. REG. S2.00 MCh AN ava"aaAfUNQ u 1'1anll • 3.ts -so l'lan11 • 7 so ::::crNALL 100 Planh 113.9$ -2 00 l'lanll UI ti TrHt ;ou,,.if to Ult ._,t, fl'IOtt tueclout- taat1119 11rawll»errle1 ;Otl'wt "" tHt••· T"• .. are Ourtt aeauty aw~llf i.or,101 Mtd Uloy tr-at Mt al ttMlolPll Tiiey Ill'• a flml, d._ rM MfTY -a fl'IOt1tll•waterl119 detltflt for ..... r1a. ,,.._ • .., fretd"I en41 utlftt fr ..... ltocac No.Ill ONIE 01' THC l'ASTUT Q"OWINQ T"IE&S LOMBARDY POPLARS 5 for $ 2 00 12 for S4.0 0 • Z5for s7 50 l'a(t trow1119 lrH, LOMaA .. DY 1'01'· LA" (I', Nltra) 1ta1101 • ttraltllt a"" tall. A001 lleauly end value lo your yard. Nice for ecrHnl. lant1, lloroera, wind· .,..eaker1, llaek1roun01. NoltO for tlltlr •acoful lluut; -often 1row snerat ffft a year. You 1et llHlllly, 2 lo ' fl. trff1 roMy for tran1pl1ntln1. Stock No. 4'1t. l for S& 00 ' for S 1 SO (Wlslerla tlnen.U) a rt· markalllt vine. Qrow1 denMly with v1torou1 twlnln1 wlnt1 tllll t row to form 1 tlltlllly wHp-lnt, tlllckly follattcS apeclmtn. Tiit moat ""'•tlltaklnt lhlnt h•P· pent late In May wlltn lluee, lllu•vlol•I flow• er clu11tn 1ttm to cover everythln1 In ''1"" Get 1tro111 tJ" to 1 " f11t1row1111 plant1. Stock No. l t' CREEPING RED SEDUM 4 for s 1.00 Hardy ,rouno cower, Sedum tt>urlum or Or19on 1 a1000 11111 troullltlCIOll with attrac:tlve, thick ever1r11n folU." 111 year and reo, 1t1r·llkt llowtn JuM throuth Stpttmlltr. Nffdt no rrunlng. Qrow1 l to 4' In. t•ll. You I• hardy, nortlltrn nurttry 1rown planll. Stock No. 2•2. PRICES SLASHED -SAVE UP TO 50% ON OUR BIG NURSERY STOCK SALE Page 1 SPECIAL -SALE ON OUR MOST POPULAR TREES & HEDGES-ALL FULLY GUARANTEED V•9'V SNCIAL-100 PT. 9'•.D TWIG DOGWOOD HEDGE Only 20 for S2 .98 40 planll S~ 71 (200 foot) SOm• tflNM ,..,. -..ut"u' •r11tt flow-~ otlten .,.,. ""• •mllMf foll•l!l.1 ""' molt ..-to wltlter -•Y u•aruHt· lftt)' uclt wllttet'. •ut ttto• ft.fftly 9'0ll Tw• o..-oa (COrnu1 Stolo111for1) MH MMit"ul c1U1fon Of wttlto flowort '" tllO ., .......... Of "'"' ·-..... . Ill tlto tumlftet', 111411 In tlto winter, wtlon )'OU 011.-Ct I tire• !'Md, tllOy .-it 011 a flor1 llltow of "'°' wlttl ttlau wftllt r• 1tom1 aonlr•.Uftl ... ln1t ttlo lftOW -111 0111t1t111dlftl/OO' 1rou11d ltOll90I Vou tot nlM 1 to foot wotl roofod nurwry 1row11 llllrulN. Grow to t fHt, ..,t oan •• trlmmod for 1 1N111t""' ltodto. Stoel! No.1H. f'AST Q9'0WINQ llLVll9'·09'1[V 81lAUTV AUTUMN OLIVE 5 for $ 2 . 98 10 tor Si 41 -20 tor SI ti -JO lor SU •9 (ll .... nu• 11t1.U1t"o1la) Wolcomo In 1111' land ..... ._u• of tltolr unuwal al9"r1"•1' oolor. f'11t1row1...._ lo•tl1' 111 ....... .,_., Mnl1'. MHM ""wt ltoittlllt or _... .. •l111t1111. C111 M oti.,.a or left to •ow to 11-10'. H11 fr11tr1nt 1011ow-w1tlte •1o-1111 111 M•1'· Qrowa 111 .. or toll, tltr .... rn tu(1 •n or .. rtlll •Mio. Pl111t t¥a' to I' IMWMfY1fOWll .,_ ...... '"" for full -.. 1 .... Old• .... ,.L Stocti No. 1 U . D HARDY, NEAT, ,ERMANENT PRIVET HEDGE 10 for Sl .98 •o tc. P .so 60 fot $11.00 100 for S17.50 It'• the llfWllt •lllnt hodtit plant in Amoral A f•-Powi"I. IUperior, lont Ii-led ond be!Mltl• fvl plent. ,RIVET CAmuf R..,_ Norttll requi,.. pnlC1ically no cero. It jute CM't be i..t for hedlo to tunvuftd your petlo, ymrd, llrio your drin, no. Cen bo rM!nt.mlnod at ony hoftht. "'-nt 1"' ..,i. You receive 1' to 3' plents. Order • meny • you •n pollibly we wtllto dtlt ulo llltl. Not lltt_.., to C1Uf. or Ariz. ltodi No. 171. ELEGANT BLUE SPRU C E HEDGE 20 for S 7 75 30 for $10 95 60 for $19.95 Tiii• •uutJful tllnr-Muo 11111nt (~fool ,.. .... .... lllUCI) wHI ... lfKO Incl -..Ut11 fo 1Mr yafd. stront t1orthorn r.o•• to to 11" 4 1ar 0141 .... 111111 lrO I I llUttofy trOWft. And tlt91'ro Just UM rilflt alao for t11t1•ll•tlnt. ••coNoftt for "'° u w1..a-.. .. ec1, Nek .... untla. .. r-erou•s. TllOy tr•• f11t too. You'll WOflt to order lot1 at tltoM ..-111 ........ TltOM trooa Wiii "°'' 1ou tur11 1'Mr yanl l1tto • lflo••llco. o,..., llOW. Stock No. 144 IO flHT Ofl FAIENDL V FENCE Only 10 forsl.98 OF SHARON HEDGE Detllilltflll --. ....... of,.. wtl"• or lllU,... ..... 1111111-'". llfotl-foftii Of ......... lleellty. iloM00f IMrofl ..... -I llltMtlCll IOftly fr11•11 for ,-r lo•_.."T1iieti .. .,., "'"'" w11rer-1111111,.,'IY to I • I 0 ft. fW an lltfo,,.... 9rl¥M1' ....... or Mn M trtM-.. .. r I ... t colof. NI ...... ~ ... Ulrevt" tao .... Wint ..... , Re• Of .,..,..,. CH...._1 ..-11 .. ,.., lwto wtfflMtt i.100111 Ill "' .. ""'"'"' w"°" llttte .._ It MM-'"' OM OOt1tl1111" to ft-or titre.-folL TMlt •• 11 ........_ Mell• ..... 111.,.. ...... T•la ...... o f-ffto WMI _. a trMt ...r to-re.r .,...ny -lfl ""'91 Of ._ty IM n-. ONor .._, •• ,.. .......... tf11ft.roM1'..W ... ltlNk ltootc No. 1H. 16 for $1 .75 -24 for S2.50 h r ' A ylld tull of CUs'.HJON MUMS for.._ than 13 c:enta Nd\! Produee ._..of fWI a.aooa. on eKtl rounded plant Make wonderful cul ftowen. Y.ou •t dlob fteld-pown root diYWons. Vrry hudy -thrive ""' In poor IOU wlth lltde aw. OUR color cboire or pink, bron7.e, reel or yetlow. Sony, cannot be lhipped to na, c.atlomill or WllllblDtton. S&oek No. 256. '°for S1.96 80 for $2.85 lllrOl'll. tt•dty. W-lnt .. ._. .. thM will p Y°" ..._,.tfut ft-. thil v-'· ORDER NOW. 1END NO MONEY. On dtl'-Y ..-y 11.00 for 25 bulba.11.15 for 50 .......... 13.15 for 100 ~ ptUI COO~ We P"V pcl9Uillt °" ......... order• ..... No. 410. GtANT CLIMBING TOMATOES v-. a ... 1r-11· -S1•11· 11 21· Tll t ,,.._ T..U. Up Tor Acr89 -Wtilll 2 I.kl Entov trGWif't your own bit. wt. juicy. wi,....,.:P1Hd tom- ...,. ttiil y.. -twtn tf you don't hllN room for•......., tt ..... ollty 8 t.. felll "" ...... .._ .... bit O )HiiOO .......... will '""'on• ftlliL Or 1hey _. out..,wd odMr ............ ~ ..... 1llMnetO. And how ~do ~I W. ..... letWI holn cuelmt., whO hM hilfd • iiiiih•2...,..of tt.. tmaaaw ft-om t-t w winal n-d...._. .. phnp ... IMOOth, with ~ ---and IOlkl clWWG.11. HCllMt for~ Md -md .... frttll. EASY TO GROW -...,. bnit1w '-IOOd luck with them. They ......... .,_ .............. '°"" Blilht.fNe end ........... t. s... money ... -bettllf thll y..-. Stodt No. 838 Peck et $1.00 -Juinbo P1ck11 S2 .65 -Oz. SS.SO -4 Ou. $17.85 HOUSE OF WESLEY, BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS 81701 (M. lllJ a .... v- 6forS175 -""' _.., ...._ 9 10( S2.60 .. Siii I ....... .. "9t' ---.._.. O.r__..._. ..... ......,, Hl9 ... a. ..._ k!M el ... __.... =_ .............. .._..,_,.... .. ,'""" ................ u... ...... ...... .._. ................... .. .. •• ...... •• • ...... ••t. Km7 .. ................................. N1w = I to 4 feet 1alL VM _. ·-•lelll ............. , ·-........ ........ ...... c.a.n .... ,. ......... . ....... --· ·-..._ ... ,, .... ' 1-... ...................... l'19. 4 '· SERVES ALL AMERICA WITH OUTSTANDING FLOWER BARGAINS -OVER 1,000,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ~ c • EMY-10 0..-~COVER WllZIO. COUMt EARLY ......... 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CIJ I•• lotlrte co-llosts • AITHlfTIS TELETHON IWal I All Sur Show te s,..i. e St., Artllritis TeletMa I I U GEORGE YAJIDUWI: MORNING * THE FUCILE C.OWD * lndiutes 111 MffrtisetM11t. e tt Is Wrttta lit 1-• .. liltt (C-() llldicates ~ D CJ)l-.tll~ • °" " DiDNry for tlM lltari111-i .. ,aire4. lIJI ow n.. _.. .... Q)Or.i...s..._, llOTE: This lo& Is the 1110St uir · 0 laicllt rellf listitla at prmti .. and TY St Yep ftf it.Ill! wtEl is not ,~ fOf 1117 a ~-....,ffGM last mi11Ute chanan mMt ~ ma..m. QJ SIMlyllba the netwofb. -7:30-8:00 BUttTilla e Tllat's Cat BT'lle~n e TUlll ON KTLA #OW •ea.,.,,.,,. * Tpm Hatt111's ~ ()) ............... ...., MTHtms TELETHON (IJj INredlllls • ., Mftritb r-..-lh1s pro e1i..,s.11111t eram is continued unltl !>PM ton1rhl 0 M ,._. witli Ult llMe eO.,W• lA 8 llilttr llttn (]) ...... ,..,.. 3J Sufdl * Ult Allcittlt F1itll a '"'"' a t11e 1111111 0 _,riulhlrt USA .... -..n 8:00 .,.....,., .... 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Dlli&ll * UNe a,._,= ., ..., ..... , .... s.u.r 10:00 • Cl) lIJI SIOll'S: ........ TV WEEK. MARCH 8, 1981 M• T tams lo bt announced tllllr tf ''"' (C.C) U @ SP'OllTS: llCM 11.aetW T•r--..t s,.cill This proaiam 1ecaps the stlSOll. 1nclud1n1 a rt &IOll by re1eon look •I tht turns ctrt11n lo be ltetors 1n ttus yur's tournament Cil MTHlfTIS TEl.ETHOll * MAil rt.EDGE TO ... 7, u . 90051 • Sa., Altllritis T tltllltll ec..,---. • Her.W ti T,. .......... 14 a ......,,._.,, Ill s,.ts -.nu -10:30- • ft 0 Tt1111 ... 1 s,.ci1I/ SP'OllTS: Ctflett llll6111 Notre Dame 11 De Paul • (]) a IWs Are ,..,.. r .. D CIJtQI C.tMllral crDl Tiit F1nt -... Kil&M o.r r1rl4t (I hr) This parade commemo· rates the bir1hday of Dr. Martin l~ther Kmr Jr. CD Failtl n.t u-11> C.IQry~ 11:00 8 AITHlfTIS TllETHON * SAl.UTES JAJI( WYMM Dt1tt1is Wta"r co--Mst e S.., Alttlrltis fetea. • lllliria: Ill ......... , Ilia .... ....,. (com)-Pennr S1n1leton • Clllfdl • Ille ..... • lluttrJltet Tllt1lr•: Ou1er UU (R) a 5-af, ... • c.r..., -11:30-• CD •~ ..... IOTl: TMI ... II ...... CIN· ,...._ .. ,. ........ n WUI Is• ru,mai1 tw.., ................... ., ........ b. 8100 • Mlle; n. Alt If ... "--ruts 'fMI. ()) .. ....., ...... RIMI ........ ... ,._ (J)Sliwfils.....t . ...,.., ........ •n.&tWTeldl -t:JO-. ...,.. •c..r., • .,..LA Cl)l'Ya..... • n. ... z. """' • Ftlll tlle Cit U feebn fllll • C1JtlMt4 AIC .... Cacol Mond11. 121 AcMbrt USA . ..,.......,,.., .. 7:00 9 (1)(1Z llllwllllll 8 081'tT.._,._ • 111a. • CD Cfl 18 CM4 Mtt11l111 Mtflc.a W1lll host David H1rtm1n •n..r,.... • ..., & ""' • '• ,. Htaltll m r .. "'. 9 1't MlcWtleflrtr A.,ert -7:30- • Tlltr• Is a Way • Glut S,..C. Coadtr • Tiit llipty ......... , ...... , .... ,. ., ... 0 Owtr E.11y (C·C) 8 :00 a (IJ) C.,..ln ICl11raroo CIJ Sit11up S.11 Oltro G 11111 laOtt GI T t111 & ltrry G3 <II features G) lYtr llo TY -1:30- • Gitli(lll 'S blalld GI TN FlilltdNe .., ,...,. 0 futllrts ., 111> Yllla Altcrt m "" Mislllo 9:00 fl <Ul l)e JtffmMI CD Qll TN llldlaul Si~ Sllft B LaVecn Ga•Mt 8 lit Valley • Ali Los All&tlH Cial lroesWe ··~liicy ..,.....,., .... u a P'MI °"""11• s-. 9 ea,tio11t4 AIC News; 011ct u,.. 1 Cbsak Mon m SHa1111 s1r"1 (ff) ftatvrts -9:30-u CIJ (l}j Alice lley lllofnln& Show D lllockbvslers I AFTIRNOON I 12:00 8 <Ill 1't Yt11111 & tilt A.U.. 8 iUl 8 Days of Ovr UYts e PllH Dollahue Sllft • (]) <JD) a All .. , Clllldren CIJ "'" .... QJ II) lloMs: Ste daytMTie movies. 8 Get!Mlt ti llllw Mt; MulMlo RMI Fuday m Dick eatttt -12:30- Seardl IN Ttm0trow D let's Make 1 Oul/""'5 @ftatllr• ID Owtt E.asy (C.C) m 11ec11ts ra,.tias 1:00 • <Ill As Ult "°'" lllf llS .. 18 a Allethfr Wtrl4 8 11oYrMapijM e CD <IDl t2IJ OH lift tt Live fD ClmtoM lllStruttioll m s raa1111a -1:30- Gfll fJ) El Cllawo 2:00 U ciJ CIJl Thf G111din1 Licht a QJ) fUl Tew 8 TN Joll11 Oawiclson Sllow 8 CIDl (21) Gc11trtl Hospital .... 111 .... ... . , ............ ,, ..... a-..... Tttlt "I IWt ... ....... ,"" Oii* ..... ...... ........... -·~~ Compare Our Low Cost TERM LIFE INSURANCE RAns ................ 2, I 00,000 $ 162 ll I 00,000 $170 41 I 00,000 $241 II I 00,000 $319 60 I 00,000 $114 OWL ASIOCIA111 Cal 752-2660 For Yow q.te T«MMy INVENTORY a EARANCE NOWOtl.Y s399500 ........ ~,,_fr-. ..... ....................... -~o...r'°' -•-n ~ n.cin.. OUM, Knelllt, Yount 0..,.. ~ l«illln.~ 121 ....... Viele .,_"'_. W.-Mt--~.... _,.,, .. ; ,. '·-"11~1 4fl-2172 IJf•llfO , .... I MONDAY MMCHt ,., ..,., -•ft.,.. liatiltp. ,itaM Mt OATTllllE l'tOGUlllS. """· fof ,..., ~.are lllt dr'(s.....-. OAmlllE lll0¥1ES ll:tO • 9J) "Tiie Trail ..,_. (wes) '37-John Wayne 12:00 aa e "rfck u, Alley" (dra) '57-V1Ct01 Mature. Anita Ekbt11. Tmor Howard A US n1rcot1CS aaent trails a dope smuuler's 1«omphct throuah the 'pick up' alleys of NY. London. Lisbon and Rome. II) 9 "Tiit 011111ttl Off'I Crt" (dra) 'SO-Joan CnwfOld, David Brian The story of a bHu· llful woman who tS successful 1n tmytt11n1 ucepl low l:OO CIDl "T11t Oly TIM, "'11ttd lid C.rry" (wts) '71-Petei Duel, Ben Murphy A youna man pre tendina lo be Kid Curry 1s charred w1lh murdet •nd 1s stn tenced to hanc. 0 "Tiie S.IM htMts" Part I. (dra) '66-Sttve McQueen l:JO • "Tiit """' " .... ,., ()ri. t«t" (com) '64-Ptter Sellers, Tom Bosley Two I S·yur old 111ts tall 111 love .. 111 a con cert p.,n1st. ACROSS I Mii JR 5 ~1'1' ltnllOIY 9 8lOnoC cwpniutiOn OM l 10 ... Jl!Nl'I 12 s..et~ 15 Ml 8to0 ti ·-.. I TOre! T0tll' 20 °"' llOI' Howlfd !Ole 21 Mldll4lofl 21 -·~ 2• ._ .. •, '~~· 25 S4Nlllll lfldlold 2t 'TNW_...'~ 31 Sir!ll ., 111.M jiu 32 ~ SandbUrl " $efV ·-36 -· 8oelwicto 37 ' ... Liil IO llW' ,. ~o...., 41 ~ •a "°"'*" Wl4lolt ...... DOWN 2 ~ --(Clut 10 puUM _, 3 '-lht WOl!d Tu<M' 4 bpreulon QI wrpr!M 5 The ic.Mec!(t l'lotlW llfll (lbOr ) 6 · .. Al'lll'IUll lfl Ptt1s' 7 CNtilt 8IOWl'l'1 ~ • [..otnce ll Cottnt t 3 £1111111111 dtet 14 w---16 Frenrn ... 11 Al#ll (5~1 19 ~ ..... )Im -l3 kited In .~ 26 UMOunCI 27~ n -~ '** JO Dl't4fll JJ -.. ~ ... J& Nulllr 311 -" HtlVy (cU IO Dulnl ......,, • 010tt> '• ttme For .....,.., .0 Cly.-, Ol "9 Tit> (lrlll I (21) 18 Fa111lly fwd .., ..... l ... tlll ~· a,,..l/Tllt ..,, . lar ti llf•A•S•ff 8:00 U SHADOW/TEACHER HAS • BATTLE FAT"UE! B ()) TIM Milt 511-.. T mhtr burnout, a sort ol academ1C combat t1t11ue, hits a Carver instructor wtlh dev1s11tinr rtsults for leacher and students ahke D 0 QI little Mt1M •• the Prairie (C.C) (R) (2hrs) "He Lons me. He loves Me Not" l1Ura 's llnrt 1s broken when het father rules that she 1s too youna to acupt Almonzo's propos.I of marnaae Munwhlle, the Otesons are amazed when a«oun tant Pemval Dalton !urns t11e11 loud mouthed. demand1n1 d1u11tte1 into a docile, obedient •omen. and t1kes her as his wile. e ftltN: '°Citlltf ill tflt Monlirla" (dra) ·73 (2hn)-S1ssy Spacd . Monte M11kham The stOly ol 1 younc 1111 hltchh1ke1 and 1 man she befriends 8 CD <II Qll n 1t'1 l11<1t~l•1t futures include a 1escue 1ttempt by a remote·controlled robot; a "'"" form of sports t111n1nc futu11nc baseball star M1tchett Ptae. a lout· car fhp; 1 mo1orcycle·rid1n1 doa, b11efoot wate~11n1 •onder Mile Stpel; and 1 &host who haunts 1 toy store. .. ftleN: ''TIM lli&llt TIM, bW. Mirlllp's" (com) '68 (2hrs)-Jason Roberds, Brtll Ekland. Norman WJSdOnl. Elliot Gould A y011n& Amish 1111. rebelhnc 1111Mt llte restnctlOllS ot her rtliCIOUS b1ekc1ound and her ty11nnical f1ther, aoes lo Minaly's TV WEEK. MARCH 8. 1981 butlesque JR Ne• York and the st1111· tease 1s born . ,.. ........ (J2) lilly linu111-Tlle Sfuter IM Veps~ m Mttlt: "Tit• MlltitNlrw" (com) '61 (2hrs)-Soph11 Loren, Peter Sellers Because of her father's will a m1l1Jona11ess must marry a min wlto JS a food bus111essman. m a Gf..t,.,..... o... i• AIMrka "Nureyev ind the Joffrty Ballet tn Tribute to N111nsky" Rudolf Nureyev and Ille loffrey Ballet dance three N11insly WOtks. -1:30- • Carol .. nett ID a.,lfll9 9:00 e (I) @ 1t•a•s•H Col. Potter knows he has only two Hlks to reduce ltll h111t blood preS$Urt, but he bridles at the 4071111 consp111ey to help him. 8 l>yNsty/Cl1udil H'S • Affair With Sttftftl e Cl> 9 a o,u.tJ Maltltew·s uc1tement over strik1n1 oil IS tem· ptred wllen Claudia's repressed llos· tthly provolles an anary accualtoin ind l1ndse, ~onfronts him wttlt knowledae of her 1He11t11nacy. • Mon Qritfi• s... -9:30- • ()) (J2) HMM Calls Or. Amos Wutltert>y tS convirtttd !It's dy111c but rs 11at preP1red lor a wist! fTI>m his sister 1i1d two cousins. @ lleNtn .t T,., • PWel lnek/Ll. CMlrtt (R) •c.tM a 1111•M•~,..,111w 11100 • Cl) C) 'sd+ltl/SNIB: .......... 1 ew• ... * mil YOUI PUDa Al1WnS tnmlOI ........ , ... =~ ....... .....,. ..... .., a....- • l!Me/flltl letttw: Tiit In ..... 1111111itn (~ === -12:30-• 0 a laMt .. 1ll1SPOITS: !ICM ........ , .... ~ ... ffecW •ro •~ eWMMW ... ff ... cm....,.,. ... : • "tft I "191 Ula" (com)-Ptnny SHl&ltton -~u.. 1100 9 ()) ct.z SPOl'IS: IMNllJ W 8 0 0 SPOITS: S,..UW.tl~ CO¥mce of 1 tchtduled 10-round llmywelClll boul bttwetn Renaldo Sntpes 1nd Floyd 'Jumbo' Climminp: h111ls 111 tlte World Profession1t F11 111e Sht1n1 tll1111p1011sh1pJ. 1nd women's profmional cliff d111111 • "' UTHams 'ACTS * JOlll IMUatlll/DlW WAYll(IDHIHS/JME ...... l ..... • <D cm a SPOm: t11t s.. ptf1tln Thts woes pits supc11tari from nrious SC>Orts 1111nst tacll other 1n unusual athletic ennts ... : . ...,_. ....... Ille Vtit• tf ,.,,_,. (1d1)-8asll Rathbone. M11el Btuce eo..s..,..,_. 8 MtricH SllM SltfJ (C.() 911NH~(R) GJ MtdC:9, Mitll J ElltNlltTD -1:30- 8 Writilla tor•..._ 2:00 • sa.o PUKE TO '* MTfflfTIS TllETHON lo1 7 u. 90051 • s-. AttlKitia , ....... • Cll <II a s.,.rrtm/ SPOITS: •rutllNI "'lllc Coom ace of Ille WBC Super fealhenrtltlll Chlmpionslup ltchl between chlm pion Rafael 'Buooh' l1mon 1nd Colnehus Bou [d•arcts ...... wr ..... " (mys) '69- Gto11e Pep1>11d, lean Stbe1c e lllowit: "Chr11 ti fulhr Riftf" (.es) '!>3-Gur Mld1son -2:30- .. Al 0.. Wiffl .. Mt.ie: ...... "' Ille ...... _ .. (•es) '71 -Cameion Mtlchtll @ lleN: ''TM lllM If CIMe ...,_" (d11)-lason Rob11ds. 0 Lite frM Ille Mel m Watt"' llJeM11 -~· .. O..lnet Q.l)Ttlt~ H ~ U11iftrt1 •V•NING e:oo 88 OIDQllhn ftf• a lttflt: "Sw111!~1e•ltr" (adv) '16 (2tlts)-Rober1 Sh•• • MW!ife AMtlblte m Mtwie: "ll1c.l1" (11or) ·72 (2hf$)-W1lh1m Marshall, Vonetta McGee, Dtnn1S Noeholas <II Tiit lldtor4 Fits •1t•A•S•K Ill llletie: "SS Dtys rt rtlil1" (dra) '63 (2hrs)-Ava Gardner lilt Clltntse attempt to thro• out thu fore1en intruders rn the ill laled 8oJtf ttbelhon tl41 ~ flit All C111turd Gfut aiM s.un (R) ··tats and Does" II almost hie• ally rains uts and dots al Skeldale Veterinary Sureery l8l ,., Goes lk C.ntry .. ( ..... .,......, -6:30-•CE a .... c $ I e._wa-.. _. ... ...... "-.. I ="--;w:.-:.::r-= Olllff..._ attc. 8 c:r.cwrs WkWy 4iMW 9 llcWll' tf ... er. Oii °"' 7100 • 0 11-... e 0 QI DIMet'a ..... rf•I "'"'= "hcl w Hlrt" (C-C} (R) Wtlt D11n1y's l1tKiblt lulhtrtd ttai. llofllld Duck. d11C0¥1n 11111 &ood jobs are d1ff1tuh to hnd and keep afttr walklna out on 1111 studio contract 1n • hutl. •Cll<Il 8"-~.... • Clrtl hl'Mtl 0 f rvpl GewMtt ., ...... ,, ......... ~ Dr. Leo Busctaha talk• &bout lov1111 rel.1honships and 'toaethttntss: and encou1a1es hi$ audience to reach oul to tamlly and lntnds to nurt11rc clo$e and warm relationships H SclNce 1iP1 wllll Dr. '-It 7:30-......... f.., @ Ceelilc lltdc.N fJDT~lfWte•uLIC (R) "Tmeltr's Tiies" 8:00 • 0 Atdlll ....,., ,_. ll's Mount St Helen's versus lht Solar Srstem " Stephanie's $LllOOI setence 1111 becomes a personal bat tie ol p11enltn1 bttweH Archie and the bthtt ol Stephanie's best hitnd 11 @ ID CHlfll "Kai1te" Wlltn ton and PonGll patrol Ponch's old nerahbo1hood, Ponch drscoven a boyhood lriend. Andy. co11upl1nc the ttent&ers '"'" his tac1n tt•t ope11hons. e Tiit UA41tnea WetW 114 )K4Uft c.ust•• • Cil <m • "'"'': .. , ... OM," (adv) '77 (Jhrs)-Nlck Nolle, Jacqueline Bisset A couple drscover a sun~en World War II ship, on 11t11ch there 1s 98,000 ampules of m01 ph1ne. while ~1n divine. 0 GtOltGE VANDEMAll: * rWCHUTE ON ORDUI Cl It b Writtt11 • lllM: Mla!Mry c..r· (1dv) ·75 (2h1s)-W1lltam Shalntr, Charles Aidman Ali undercove1 aeent tor the eovernor uhhzes a nu'"bt' 01 dis 1u1ses lo urry on hrs 5P1 ach11ltes a> UY PtlCE 6 BOICAI • WILLIE ON HEE HAW\ a> Htt Haw Ray Prrct Boaur W1llte, lhe Kenluc~y Cll1mes D1ntets and the Roy Clar~ family auest ru si-ti.e .. 1a ID Otptftts ttt ~ -1:30-u [J) OM Day at a Ti1111 Schnt1der &tis 1lon1 well with Beer belly and his 111le, Selma. but the l11endsh1p becomes tested when Se Ima decides slit 111nts companr- and three's a t1owd CJ TM "9fi4 T t1Mn• m c.-1 "Nae ,,..,. 1..,. terpieu TMat11: D••eer Ull (C-C) lhe enhre population ol a country vlllaee 1s paralyzed •1lh fear when the vrlla&e becomes lhe taratt 101 a lllW ftlpotl-11\t Mtllftl~ ~ . ··--9100 ~ CJ) (!J .. A CTIIM •tve lw 1111 .rtl'a 0111tr 1n4 Mtl •nd Vtta betollt vldl!M. Mel's lint tlltOllll· ,., with • pic~Ut '""" out lO be 111 emba111u1111 ••P4r••~ So, wlltn Vtta pit Mr PlltM Slltlelltd wrlll 1ff 1119 dintt's rtcejfl.s I• ti, Mel 11 IN'Y to tr1~1 bKk •a• n.111 £Mil:..,..... u• C.1ffltl" (<0111) '73 (2111s)- Ridl11d OreyfU$$, Ron Howard. Ctndy W1Uilt111 rOUf luefl4& ttt toaettw on Ille 1a,1 •111tt btlOfe t.o of them Otp1rt lor 'olltl• llley uch 1111turt sornnllat dilr1n1 thew 24 hou11 ·---............. • o.1J h• Slllllf Tiit Staples .,. lht cuells. U ll11\t1,1tu Tllt1tr•: D11&tr UH (C.C) -9:30- • Cl) ClJ Tiit Jtfftrtllll • 11lt W.W If S.Alol etraltltCUle . ""' ....... .. .., .... o.i. .. 10:00 8 \lZ Tr.,,_, .._., 11.D. DI Gonzo Giies is mrst1fied bJ the condition ot • 14 rur old •ail who is noso1taltltd 1$ tilt 1esult ol beinc shuck by 1 Ur ..... • (llMtt....., ...., ·Wtrllll~ ..... U llNM...._ ID llib .. lriblii This clocumen 1111 details the 11e1oies of Ille Blllle ol 8f1t11n, when Entllnd st111u led lo SUl'flVt the bl1tzkr1e1 -10:30-. ,.,,, , ..... • Jllli1117 S..aprt CIJ .... 11:00 • • (lJ) u ...... Cll """1 Jilll IHktr .,IUMttm •CID>Mtws e ow n .. Go1pt1 ....,, @ Clrll lunlttt & f ritMI fJll Plt411 lrt1•/AllN .. J 111- C-p!lllJ f2t) """1$ftllltll ..... -11:30- • s,.ts FINI •1M 700 a.. r.,_ Cial -..: "hr...U " •HDUr" (dra) '76-Yuki Shunodl m llO'fl.: "Sul,h•t•tt" (•es) '68-8ur1 l111C1s1tt. Os.sre DIVIS (IJ) a laQ Y111 , .. ,. .., ,., '-es Ille c-try o Tiit ""• ff) ~ ''"'"" -11:45-fJ Mt'lits: w11111 lldtor•-,rrw11t ltlwtstic.t.," .......... Ille ~~ D IJ}) (ll) lllMit: lo b' Jn nounced • lltM: "0. CH4y's ln" (dra) '73 Donald Suthtrllnd fll> Tiit 111-. ........ £,. (R) 12:00 fil luff ltwSI f]~ •owlt: @) "A lh11pri11I lef M111tltr" (mys) '53-Jun Peters a> Tiit .... Its ._, lw•DN•SDAYf MMCtt 11 hr ....,..... * afttf!IMll liltlllp. ;~: ... DAnnu PIOCUlllS. . i.,.., e1111n'11ct, 111 tilt .. ,. • ..in. DAmtH llCMlS 11 ........... ..... _,.(WU) '36-Jotin Weynt IZ:OO •"Retreat, Htlll" (dra) '51-RICl111d CatlsOll. • "Pete ...,. ....... (dta) '55-Jac• Wtbll. Janet ltr&h Mtmbtrs of tht Roa11n1 20's faU band defy the demands ol a 11cketeer. wllo wants a p.ect of Ille action. a:• <II ~ l.Ms" (dra) ·73_ Desi Alnaz JI . Anthony Ztrbe U "H11N141" (com) 70- Ben Guma, Peter Falk S:JO • 9 "Illy frltd lr111a" (com) '49-Dun Martin I •VINING II (HI QI) Real ,. (R) fea lures include a family named Nielstn • olfe11n1 their own IV r11tn1s. a look at the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders. visit 11r1lh tht lutes! work1n1 011 painter 1n the woitd, a convenhon ol bald people, and a class for h1&h scllOol cheerleaders • IMit: HllMtfie.s" (susp) 46 (2hrs)-Cary G11nt. tn111d Btr1man_ A 1overnment a1ent and a &Ill undtt ta•e a danatrous m1SS10n e CD Cl§I a EJ1111 ts bM1ll ·11 the Glass Shpper Fils ··Nancy lancls 1 b11 modehna ass11nmen1 in LA but has second thouahts when she lt11ns ti calls IOI nudity. [h1 abelh falls IOI a auy who only hkes htr IOI her intellect. and David hires Ntcllolas to hunt IOI a new 1p11tmenl wlltn David's rent 1s 1ncrnstd • lllM: "Wlllt'• ""· ,myutr (com) '65 (2hrs)-Ptler Sellers, Peter D'Toole, Romy Schneider A youna en111ed man 1s reluctant lo 11ve up auls who love him and seeks the 11d ol a m11ned psychiatrist 11r1th a much WOfSe problem. • '111 ai.1alint (IJ) lilly Gra~•-TIM Cruter Lis ..... c,... m lllwit: ''S«nt '"'"""" (dra) '&4 (2hrs)-Stewar1 Granaer. Mickey Rooney A aroup ol mternational c11me spec1ahsts ue assembled for a secret mission by the &thsh Intel ll1en« rn 1943 6:) TONIGHT'S IUTIOIW. * GEOUUHIC SPECIAL "llATIOIW. rAnS" ftM QULI Oil COit. • 0 llltltllat '"&ra,etlc s,.. dl4 "N1t1011af Par-s Ptaysround Of PJrtdM , .. This pro111m e1amines how our paru can be used u YICl- 11011 wonderlands yet preservtd u 111tural emrronments -1:30-•C..... lllflelt • Iii Dike Clllrytill II II••'•--..11M1 (c.c) 8100 • Cl) (IJ) .... : '1111 ._ ti ..., ""9ttf" (d11 ) '81 (2hrs)- Hal ltotb<ook. Di1le Carter, James Whitmore Jr .. Jennifer Jason·leisti. Thi stOfy of 1 Louisi1n1 couple who .... • t\reltas lnvestl11tt0n into the 1t1rtn1 of thei1 tun11e son by i ton police officers. 0 9 .,.,... .... (U) ilflt Scllool" After Alnold skr,t ecllool lor lift *JS bcu111t ht ca11'1 ltlll4 tM W04lllll wllo replaced Mt 11.orift tucller, Mr. Dru1111110fld ""' '""' to lff Ilia IOl'lltf •ostructor illll«NW~ e UNA NMDdl/FVll * ........... MIWil •CJ) a•.,...,.,,.... ~,....,11.WIMwllttt '"'ta .... *' ... wfie filll:...,. ... ....... ..... • l'Ollllllht ...... (lllet *' ... ..... ........ tt jW.., IMlr ..... tdtri- tn: ltld £"'91t .....,. .. ldllltity ctlll9 lflltt lie lttncb WOIMft wf~ .................. ll' ..... .... (Co() "Tn'M'Mn!l.'c; .................. 111 ... t8'M ....,_ 1M ....... et llM ..,. Liiie .... , ... n.tte "' :=:! ., ... --~"" -9:30- .. ~ Facts ti Uft "Bouaht and Sold"' Blair becomes a reprmnt1hve tor 1 big name tosmettcs firm ind sets out to sell her schoolmates lots ot beauty 1>1oducts, whether they need thtm Of not (Rescheduled) IDc.iu a LM Aliwt 10:00 11 U 9 o-<J "'Seldom Silent. Never Hurd" Quincy 1nveslr1ates th e death ol a boy 1n a tall trom a bu1ldrna that the poltct call llomt crde-bllt the med1t1I eum1ner bt hnes 1t was the result ol a str1n1e and me 1lfltclt0n ...... •CD IBl W111$ lime Bomb" 8rn1tr desperately searches tor money to meet the SS0,000 prite taa hunc on Dan's l~e when Binm's IOfmer partnm 1n wme linally catch up with h•m and demand the rnoney they believe he hH. <ml Liu bwts (C.Ctrtl ti the I0'1) .., Wortd """" ..... St PW11 ltul/S.1111111 C1ll11: TIM s.ceM TI111t AIMIMI (R) m"""' •,.... B lkMersM, a,,t1111M1 (C.C) -10:30-• a> ID llns 11:00 •• CIJ [2l 0 .... B CD <IDl8 0 llns e Star Trtl G TM ....,.-'-111t ····~·" • laf.e. a ,..,.,.., hllilia • ,,.... lttlllllicl Ct..tl B llt•Mr1'1• a,,.,11Sm11I Special (C.C) -11:30- • Cl) (IJ) ...... : .... tie: ""1111 ti • Ct1ttrftN" (dr) '78-lhm BaS1n1t1. Vlmn Blaine, Fabian ........ c.r- .(J)(llQl)lliCtlth ....... ....... ....._ 0 ...,, ••• ,.., ..... (U') • Diel Cawtt/ea,tilM4 ... ..... 12100 e .... : Ill U Ne" (ldv) '37-RaJ Milland, F11nees Firmer. e CD (II al n. u.. 111t ............. . .,.. ... ..,... -12:30-... , .. ,...,, .. ,... C....lllC.... .,... ......... 1100 •CJ>tm •Ma-.... : .. ......., u,rw. ... C•~-Jolltl WtJM. .......... -l:lO-............ ..... ..,, '. •c:--; (COii!) '50-llotlld Ctilull lsOO e-...: ....... a.. . .,... .,. .... ..... -2:JO-!!..... ··~r"" .,...... <••> ·1•---~=-· ,.... ...... ~ TV WEEK. MARCH 8, 1981 I THURSDAY I IWCH 12 ftf """'1111 IM afte,_ liltiilcs. ptuse sn DAntlllE ,ROCRAMS. ...... '" ,_ ctlMliHct, lrt "" daJ 's lllllries. DAmlllE llOVICS ll:OOm ''bnlJRWaAlllM" (wes) "3•-lohn Wayne 12:00 . uw,e" tilt lir.._ .. (1dv) · 11-0ovc McClure .., t!l "Tiie ledltW l'arty" (com) 'SJ-Don Murray. [ G Marsllall A man about to be come 1 lather dec1du after a bachelor party that bachel01s lead empty hves J:OO (fa! ·'SMM C>wt" (wes) '71- Grecory Peck. Pal Quinn An u convict seell.s reven1e on hi$ double croSStn& partner who tm becomes a prosperous 1111ther du11na the u con's seven yean 1n 1111 QJ) "A Swi111in' $u111111er" (mus) '6~-James Stacy, William A Wellman Jr , Quinn O'Hara, Martin West. Raquel Welch l:lO II "Sui Wllishr" (com) '69-Burt ~eynolds •V•NlllG 10&00 • (J) 9 t. .... While Mllllal la...,. lllio • 911a~t Quest to hn4 Olll ... Moul • ,..,, 1lfl'• trqlc ...... l11~ .. llll'llMlll II WUll by t tlwMt to tMkt pvM!c • MIC GI lfMf .... •ti 9 ,... ... , IM4 "B•d Gift•· Cilrslt, • ~ lady w...1 a allady •• ~ "" '"""' w,,.,. lllll two ptOple we dettt 11111Md 10 t..i 11\t aJtait-CoMtwt wtlo's oe lo ClltiatJe's ,i.11, and TON/ Ille 11r1's u11touth and lUloui borfr1t11d .... •CJ.) (JI 9 *f (hr) Mary will reveal lfllo OaRnJ i tatlltr rully is and J•a 11 ~p .. 1 that w h.11 IOld him Mu11wt11le, Burt storms 1 1111et1n1 of mobsters lo avenct the sllootlnc of Danny ................ ......... -10:30-........ • ...... .... ,La .... 5'lof1 Ill .......... ~I s.-1· atare (C.C) 11:00 • • rn CE o a .._ 8 988 .... . ...,,,.. ........ a, •• e 11•a.,•H ... ,ttb 8 ..,."' (C.C) •*CMtt -11:30- • (I) (lJ) ....._ ~. IU.." "tleny O" euaw...,c.,.. • rn <11 a lliclltlll -~ •1tutt..Mrd eta~AICMnn ., .... 12:00 es,.e. 1tM e (]) CDl 1Z11 F111l1ty b&IMI • llillltft lllpaalMt m 0.. Step ltytlld -12:30-.. 0 O Tiit Tomorrow Show Ctlte II c...t • ""' Alttry llloollt e Tiit Doll l-SM 1:00 • Fanluy l•land/M0ti1: "Tiit Glut let 111,tff" (dr1) '74-ltt J Cobb. C11 Youna. G11yson Hill With S4 million worth ol diamonds smashed 1n their su1te1se. loU1 semi proleSS10n1l th1ens use an interstate bus as a 1el1w1y Cir lhty hnd Ille caper complicated by a lellow pu senaer-1 fQfmer cap with 1 passion for 50IV1n1 c11mes ())) Fut.ay blaMl/Ma111 It •S,...0..1 • htd ""'*~ .... 121 Tt Tel .tllt Trvth -1:30- • Tiit loM llRllf • llewlt: Nl..tst 01ys " l'olllptll" (dra) 'Ml-Steve Reeves, Clms11ne Kaufmann A Roman Centurian. 1n love with a Ch11st11n &lfl l11hls lo win her -2:30- • """Mtwit: "Th• Lea•• ot lillit llfdtft" (dra) '7~-£hubeth Montaomery, Katherine Helmond TU•SDAY IMKMlt ................... =:. .. Nnllll NKIAllfS. ..,.. ':J:'' I h lt,trl .. llllYTmllONJ ll:tl •• '1lc., Tt1M" (1111) '34-JoM Wayne 12:tl • "ht Prtwttf'' (mys) 'Sl -V111 Htf11" • • WC-Fil 11tt C." (Ort) ·11-JaMtS CltntJ J:IO QI~ ... ....., Oc· c1rrt11Ct" (d11) '74-Robert St.U. Veia Miits A lamtly 11 plaaued by stm11 111d 1n1• pltublt ocnrrtncu 111orlly ahtr mov1111 11110 a house 111 a remote 110. U "JM ~ ,....._,, Conct ldra) '66-Slm McOueen. 3: JO e ''Tiit lttlllipttrt" ( dra) '69-John Wayne . I •viNING e:oo ... tlll 08Ntn e SUrtlr I N11tc• • ., rn <II ra .... e Tic Tee O..p • 11•a.,•H • lioo4 Tlllltt OOl la~w llM G CY Tiii Dldric C.,..., -6:30- 61> a IJI).._ M•A•S•N . .....,. <II .. ,..., lllltf ....... lac,Wttt m Tiii IMlly Hill S... • Vttlflll'I Htlllt, 'f..twllft a Sbl4lo s.. 7:00 e11e911ews Cil llrney Miler • Na"' Days Api11 Cl) Tic T K Dotiiti e Tiit Joker's Wild (fJ) Merv CiriffiR CD CB M•A-S•H @ Tt Ttll t11t Trut~ a> Tiit Strttb tf S.11 f 1111<1Ko @ ltci11 with lioo411yt fD "Mii 11.,l/Owr U.r (C·C) a> AlftfMlitll4o • a..r U Tilt Madltll/Ullflf llft*1 -7:30- • 2 111 tllt Ton """' OIJS A&•lll D (21) a F 1111ily F tucl eSMll.tlll • £,..ntllta lA "' 111.ta•riM G Fact ll1t Musk • All Ill tllt h111ily <lJ M•a•s•N rHl a.111t1 Miller (81 24 Out FrORt m Tiit Mldltil/l.t~rtf lle,.rt m ... • Lti.s (Jj)~ 8:00 D 1'11£MIEll£: '•llltrllOWll A dra matte series about lilt 4~ yeais aao 1n a small rural southern town 1nd a po11nant look at the Halls. freemans and lhelf friends and ne1ahb01J IJ IH> (Jfi Lobo The fastetl Women Around" Pl1ttr &kb. '°""' IS lldin 1n dltlttia. Kl ts dtcoya !Of 1 ar thtft 11111 lftd l* 11141 1111 deouhn 10 undtrcon1 ID crua tllt ;mlOll ..... ........ ~ (ad¥) '7) (211rt)-Rlch¥d 8atllat1. Susan Slrasbtr1 H1Cllly tratllfd ta perts tft Citied Ill to lllfttltCllt atl uftkllOWft source llltl cnsu tht ~Ill of sntt1I tllovilnd peop .. • (J) t1I • ....., Dm (() WOIT'S:l\t 1Uil ..... '--=.: "JM CWeiltt" (dft) '10 (2llrs)-Otrrtn McGattn. M1t.o • J1111es Wlllll'llOrt. Sam £11tot An AmtllCan military S.tltthlt IS Ille Pl•" in t wilro11ttt1011 l>tl'lwttn the Amt11cans and a Slllttl Communist country To avoid a holoaust. 1 lone Amtrt~n is p11ttd 1111nJ1 0111 1111n ol tlletn-1111 IUNIVOl's country 1ets Ille S.tltlhte . .,.. ....... 0 1111J Ct.U111-Tlll G1tat11 la v...-CMNI a> Mtwit: "TtltllNllJ fl Tiit Mt11" (dll) C21111)-0av1d Blrnty, 811b1r1 Par kins. The "'' ol 1 sm1U town from the end of the Ciwil Wei to Ille turn ol the ctntury 8 Tiit ~ tf ~ f1ipt G"'" (C.C) "Tiit Asteroid 1nd the 01110S1ur" a,.....,.. AN1111~1: llllllple eC IM a.Mey (C·C) -8:30- • (JI 121 l.Mr1t I SWt1tJ "The Bardwell C.pt1" lavtrne and Sllirley attempt 1n 1slound1n1 caper by tntennt tllt11 bou' 5teuttly offtet lo relueve a n1u1hty note they wrote bec1uS« they didn't atl 1 raise KM't,_,.. mt¥• 111111ttt fll) Fast ftfWard tD £1 SM Ot lrtt ~ 9:00 6 AN ALL·NEW TELLY! • TOUGH & TERRIFIC! "H£lUllGH'S LAW" D Cl) (fJ) M .. it: "Htlllllltt's ln" (dra) '81 (2hrs)-Telly Sm lu, Rod Taylor. Melinda Oilton Tne story ol N1ek Helllnaer. a renowned cnm1 nal lawyer whon ll1mboy1nt hie style and courtroom thut11c1hty mask h1s profound inte111ty D IHl a IJ I Ille ltar "A Bur 1n the Hand' The evil Rutherford Grant kidnaps Bear as part ol his plan to frame Bl lor the lllell ol hnanac11t tttOfds that show a short a1e 1n Grant's accounts 8 ClDl all Thru's Ctt111p111r "And Baby Makes four" Accident prone Cindy appurs to have taken the u1!1m1te mis step when she starts colle<t1n1 maternity clothes. Iodine Jack to ma ke 1 tu nny proposal m ,..,.. liritf111 S'-m U MJttttJI: ll11111po1t ff Ille ldey (C·C) · Rumpole and the flS m t Beul" Rumpote a«epts the detenM! ol Capt11n Rea Parkin, who 1s charaed with 1nc111n1 1 11ot under Britain's Race Relations Act Despite his chenl's pre1udice, Rumpole in s1sls thal his new Pak1st1n1 pupil, barnster Lah! llahn, shall be equ1lly involved 1n the case U Mtmlltnlup A,peal I Muter· pjtct Thtltre: 011111r Ult (C·Cl Clw witll lH lllKlllil -t:JO- • (]) (JI. T• a.. ... tert (II) ''Ollt Sui. Sert'' TM, .... 2 unlb"m SM1 .. .,, M Ml • tt I •tilt .. IS I ...... lif ht 1111i. diPltle at IN 1~ but IPf'b fatllttty altoU aaid " belll011 In Henry mc.w ~0&00 8 SIJml stDUCU • OI RMlllGO IOU eue11r1t1t1• a.·•·• Gul" Alltr 1 m 111l11l1 IHoullt wo""" Mducu ~rpptr WtldoO. Ill anttt. Coflstt"'• Ctflyle. alld • 11•t-ous boyhttnd tapost Ult Klltllliftl cilt'1 very ·~ put • ..... • (]) ell 9 Mitt 19 M1Cl (R) "Murder, Murder on Ille Wtll"I lonathtn and J1nn1ler Harl ari CIU(lll Ill I t1n1l1d Wtb of mllfd4 s1reteh1n1 lrom New Yorll 10 C.IH~ nia wll1n • bndec1oom'1 abfupt 6' p1rtu11 lt1vn tlle bride alone lo l<:! f£'~'~L . as.u • .-... cc..c> • ,...._ lr ... /Qiim Tiits Pld- cram hlflllfttl Oddblll lnventlOftS.: • flldlt..... . 9 .... -. .... .......,_ 0.. lritalll -lO:lO-• • m .._ . 11:00 • lm([I) .... e•CIJU O..._ e St.tr Trtl • ni. ..,_ aa .. • M•a•s•lf m larttt. 0 <MJ-1 (C.CJ • liinN/OIQ C.t..tt -11:30-• u ~ "lei~· "Tlllllltr T, .,_. 11 u a -.. C.tr1t1 •rnClll a-..... -~ .. Ito(•'• Htrttt t!ID Diel Cftltt1c.,t.-... • a> llloolle 12:00 • Mowit: "Harlew" (drt) '6S.i. C,rol lynley, G1n1er Ro1m . • CJ) CDl IZll Mtwit: "JM ,. 1t U.twltd M.tw" (dra)-Suzann' Sommers, Robert Foxworth CDMIMlll111,...._.. Cl)°" St .. ..,.. -12:30- .. U Qt Th THlttr .. hft Ctell lo C.st • • Tiii Otll LMt ,,.. 1:00 m lllowie: "°'· Jolfll .., •. Hyde" (dra) '41 -Spenrn Tracy .., hid llttwrt .... -1:30-• Tiit l.lllt ltHpr • Cl) M0ti1: "•l1lll1111tt I• •u" (hor) 69-Cameron Mitchell 2:00 Ill lilolfia: "Tiii .... witll ... kr Eyes," "Tllis V1tlillll .. l*'' 3:00 CD Mtwin: "Cr• CllHNI." "Clfo. llllR ol , Iris'' -3:30- • Movie: llf) "Tiit S11111 ~,.. .. (dr•) '48-Robert Montaomery. ...... Perhaps no television series in years has received the amount of glowing praise from the nation's TV critics as has NBC's Hill Street Blues. an innovative humorous police drama (seen Saturdays at 1 OPM) featuring a cast of 13 regulars. most of whom shared the tag of being-in Hollywood parlance-"rela- five unknowns." Though that dubious distinction began to change when the series premiered in mid-January. 1981 , some of the cast ensemble are recognizable to daytime drama and feature film aficionados. For example, the star Daniel J. Travantl (pictured on cover). who portrays the harassed yet cool police Captain Frank Furlllo, appeared for seven months In 1979 as Spence Andrews on General Hospital. A bachelor, Travantl is an elCcellent cook and collegiate Phi Beta Kappa who holds a master's degree. Then there's Kiel Martin, who plays the vain, amus- ing playboy Johnny LaRue, whose woman-chasing exploit• uaually keep him flirting with disaster as much as with the ladlee. Martin. who grew up in Miami, Fla .. was a regular In The Edge of Night. Veronica Hamel (pictured on cover), who stars as the beautiful yet steely public defender, Joyce D•venport, abandoned a modeling career at the top of her profeetion to try acting. Michael Warren, who plays the level-headed Officer Bobby Hiii, will be remembered by college baaketball fan1 11 the captain of two natlonal ch1m- plon1h Ip tHm• (1967-69) for the UCLA Bruins, where he lh1red the 1potllght with Lew Alclndor (now Kareem Abdul-J1bb1r). A theater arts major, warren put hi• degree to good uae. War'9n't TV partner It Ch1rlH Hald, who plays the ewaggerlng Andy "Cowboy" Renko. ind currently i• oo-ttarrfng In the controveralal fllm, Altered Sta,.t. Hald, who It from a la~lrtlh-Oethollc family In San Francteco. w• taught by the Jetuitt befo,.. attend- ing Carn.gle Tech In Plttlburgh, Pa., an alma mater thared by other Hiii StrMt CPt membera, IUCh •• INoe W.ltz, Bart>ara lotion and executlw pro- d&IC* 1-.n Boche. The ..,, .. hu been lfotted by NBC to continue at IMlt through th• end of May,~ giving 8atu~ nflht YleWlre ample opportunity to tun• In and IOen· tlfV th ... and other cut mem'*9 caught up In the whtttWlnd of comedy Ind pethol that colore Hiii ,,,.., Mwl • lhade •bOYt ,,,. ,..1, ...... TV WEEK. MARCH 8, 1981 Michael Warren (I) as officer Bobby Hill and his partner. Andy "Cowboy" Renko, played by Charles Haid. Daniel J. Travantl (seated c) and (I to r) Veronica Hamel, Taureen Blacque, Rene Enriquez, Keil Martin, Michael Warren and Michael Conrad. 8100 • Cl) 0 Tllll ..._ CofaMt11 tllillb~ .WMltd lllttf OtN ltt IS 10N1t lo like tlltlr dJN!c tllllt'• CO¥ttt4 PMlb. •ltd lmft WlltOll'a Moll•tal• to step Mr. But, 111st as Corabttll !UwS, Orma lee u .. 1 l*Qntly trrlws Oft ~ nlOWlltaill •114 ftO OM Mows what to uptci ntal wlltft they dtKO"tf tllt two lilttra lrl atrlki"I OHOSitH. • a a he• httn "Th Sttyr'' On a Wince ralelhtt. Buell dbcovtrs litre• h•lf·llltn. llalf aoat creatures and is sllochd to s11 that IS lie lipls with them he is becom 1111 one of them (Rescheduled) ... :"MCK~fwf. .._" (dr1) '75 (2hrs)-Raymond Burr, Mark ltlm1ll. A once successful lawyer ts •ccuaed ot causlna a w11 neu to periure htmsett. e CD CID 6 Mltl & MW, ··Mork the Sw1n11n1 Sln&le" Mindy 1s convinced that she has unlushed a s1nales monster on Boulder after she persu1des Mork lhal 11 would 1m JlfCWe lhetr relahonsh1p 11 each beaan iD'; new people m .... ~--...,If T• llttl" (R) (dfl) (2hrs)-Oav1d 811ney The saca of a small ta.n from the end of the Clvil War to lht turn ot the century G 9 ,.,., Que "G1t1I (cPf< lalt0ns" A student 1s cllarced with a "'me ht did not commit and the lftjUSlltt lllrt1t1111 lllS i.w Clfffl Tiie llltlPfnenc.d J1111t1 T. Hart HMS H hlS counMI In • special hulln& with rroltt.tot 1(1111sfltld -1:30- . '9 ......... ~· • ... ..-.. ''lt"'-..., ' H111ry, hrt4 of btMllC tJloletlt of IS I Pf'• best fntN, tl'ltt twtr1tlll111 hM "* *ts tfl4 IOU cNIM lo rldl11& lllt ...WnQI 'buH Ml ordtf to creat• , l'OllSllll .,. llM&e lor flNltwlf MI..., lie-Nil ( ltndltdlllff) • Clftl lw..tt ec:..•......-.. 8100 9 Cl> (Jll ........ r.t Macnum lir1ds ~rs 11Wflticahwe bet of tneb sorely needs rtplu.U1nc wh"1 ht 111ees lo htld 1 min wllO dr09ped OU. t of si1hl ten yHIS •So· e oo .... :.._w.r fact" (dra) 'SI (2hn)-fony Curtis David Hultman, Let C11nl. A ruthltu head ol 1 cosmetics hrm is locked in fierce compelrhon wrlh 1 him run by his former lover. • Cll 9 a .. ...., Mllff (t.C) • ...,, liliftill SlllW 9 TralllitlMs tD PWft lrtM/Att City a .._11en11i, .,,_., , s,..kl•c of low• -9:30- • Cl) (JI Qi) Tui "Out ol Com· mission" Tony's boun1 lretnse 1s revoked. result1na 1n a painful btow to Louie's pocketbook and lonfs d1111erous decision lo hcht undei an assumed name @ Tiiis OW Moua (C..C) mc.w 10100 • ~ Cl) ...... LIMill Sid 1114 Karen 9 lfflllCt IOI\, Erie, 11 lllt Nft of tht llotu whcll M lt1CHS I p l from d1ownl11t. but 111'1 ello ill dMP trouble beQuse Ills Kt of lltrOISlll llN 11'-n pllce at a PCP partr ..... •CEQl82112t ............... IH All6 C117 Ulllta • PIMea lftal/IMll,,.... ......... .......... ~Art,, ... ,.llllr ..... -10:30-....... e PIN .. lful/Tllla OW .._. 11:00 98CD<Il 9 .... a St.tr Tr9' a (J)«JOU""" D TM llewlJWN '-'" • M•A•S•H II) llrttta 0 Sllaak P1nlewa fD rted1t 8'11k/Oick Cmlt -11:30- • CJ) 0 Mowitl: Tiit Jetftr· Siiis, H "lkllllllan 1114 Witt I' II 0 U ..._, ea,,.. • CD <II a NIOliM Cl TM JIMl's WiW aa Mapli's Herot1 @ Prttltltt m Dick eawtt1eaflliMH 11ews f.Dallwie 12:00 • Mtrit: Mo.Me hldellllity" (mys) "44-Fred MacMunay • ID '2ll CIYrtit's ..... ., ........ .............. .a.. ........ -lt:JO-• u u t .. ,...,,.. .. c.tlaC.. •n.Dll~ .. 1i00 ... aCM111·•·~..._ " .. llt111" ldra) '54-Robtrl M1tcli111111, Mwlty• Moeroe al Cllllte'• ~ .... e ...,..: "Ufe,.ttt flcHrlltt" (Hv~DIYll JtMMn .......... C.Uttle't Altth/Ta Tell t'4 ,,_ -1:30-• Tiit Llet ......, m .... ; ., ''TtrrifiM" (MO) '64 -Rob laurtn, Sieve Omel 2:00 • lillwiel: ..... Marvat,'' "Tiit '"'"' ~, .. -2:30- • MtN: "Cty 01111tr" (m~) '51-Dic~ Powell. Rhonda Flem1nc Richard Erdm1n Due lo new ev1' dence. an u bookie rs released lrom latse 1mp11sonmenl and returns lo $0Cltl)' lo awence l11msell and l11s partner Who IS Still semn& time m lllttlta: "Creat11t wllll Utt AltM lfllll,'' "Stalrity llU" 3:00 Cl) Mttlt: "lllM Mula" (hor) "70-Peler Carpenttt, Mana Aracon A woman. only interested 1n her l11ht1's money. speed1 up his death lo collect IJom hrs will I Nights The Paper Chase PrOfessor Klngstleld's homework assignment ends a weekend of fun. &pm KOCE or. Leo Buscaglia returns with thoughts of love at 9:10pm "Speaking of Love" "The Art Of Being Fully Human" ' .. _11 SATURDAY MORNING 8:00 f.I SNriM SttMsttr .. C-111iCy ftHN<k • Ulliwrsity .t !tit Air -6:30-........ W"illa Altcrt D That's Cat D (fGJ It's YMI hsiness Voice fl Acrkllltwrt .. °'"'' Wiltll -~o.t II) ....,., "'°"' 0 Hot Flldtt 7 :00 U Dusty's Trttlloae .. (ll) a Go4zil1'/Hont Kon1 D l'amette11 • CD CIDl l2ll Superlritncts Hour Cl) TY 11.oob at ltarnln& D Hot flld&t SIMM ·m T•mlMMt fD Yoea for Hultll -7:30- • Marie's Macie lltwit lbclline e Tiit lit llvt llarMt CJ) lidsWor!d D Tht~Htttl • EittMttary ""' m QM '"'· USA St VtcetM!t S., ... ~ 8:00 II (J) (fJ Tiit ..... ~IS .. Mi&hty Mouse/Hedi• Ind lt<llt D CHJ (JJ) Tiie Flh1tst0111 Show II RifleNn 8 '1§) 13: 1'11Sticm1n G Roller S4lptntJ11 m llloorie: "l.Hy in the l.Kt" (mys) 47 -Robert Montaomery Audrey loller. Leon Ames Lloyd Nolan Jayne Meadows II) S,.C11I 'toplt ID To a. Alll*ncff -8:30-u l( U Tom I Jerry 11 bt '•trol 8 ~ ~ lli Huthdrff Cl) Infinity h dory &;> Rt!IM a> Esf 111 Azul 9:00 f.I JJ C11 lup Bunny/Rold Run· Ml Sllolt 111 Spy 8 <JO! (ft foni I tht Cana G One Oii Olle m C..rmcoltndlS fli) llova ID Actualid1d Sem1111I -9:30- D IUJ (JJ) Oatty Duck 8 CD (fa) !2ll Tiit ltich1t Ric111 Sc*Y Ooo Sllow m litttitl' o..r ilOl Wall Strttt Wet• 10:00 D @ !UJ $'°'1"$: ICM Wet· lull Cll1111,it11sltip Ot11~ltlltder reams to bf announced • OIDI & Karritt a I.Jn & Kar'J CD lte(111's Her• II) lltwit: ·~" (dra) '56-Ray Milland. Maureen O'Hara, Claude Rains The story ol crooked and mystenous duhnas in Lisbon fli) Grut O.Clsions 'II 'Ml Wasllin&ton Wtta in ltmn -10:30-u (£. Qt The ""1t Hour 11 Amtriu's Top Tt11 8 (}" (~ \21: Tllullhrr CJ ~ ' Costtllo GI SiJ MilliOll S Man m Tiit l'lllll 1111.- 'B: Voltn' """" 11:00 0 S,ORTS: World Ch1111pionsl11p Tt1111is Coveraae ol lhe S320.000 Challenee Cup lrom the "bu11ce Arena 1n Montreal U ®! '111 Weeaud Special (R) Tilt Conltsl Kid St11kes Bick Again ID lnler111tioftll IUlthen m l11Clla Ullre ill) The luslnm b ch1n1e -11:30-u !lJJ Draa 'ack U Cil ®l !211 Amtriun Blndstud GI Soul Train &> ltt's Rock fD Tiie Ma&k of Oil '•lnhn& ill) The Holllt Gardtntr An•RNOON 12:00 u .._[, !Ill Fat Albtrt " IAst in S,.Ct D Wild Wild Wat ti) Marus Wtlby 18 f..ateps TV WEEK, MARCH 8, 1981 ID This Old House -12:30-u <.Ii Zl ~ Rncer/Tuzu 3 It's Your l usiMSI • lftSlpt Special ® Aitillllls. Alli1111ls, ANnuls m llloorie: "Htrron ., "" ""' M-" (susp)-Mtehul Couch m The F1111ll GolirMI Bl llloorie: ro Bf Announced O> F11tW lllterutilhl 'HJ ,tr.al flllaiQ 1:00 f' Mowit: " "R1wlli4t" (•es) 51 -fyrone Power Suun Hayward D Tiit M11Mt111 U 'MPlt 7 CJ Mewit: "fOllr llodt 0111" (wes) 69-Sue Lyon. Pernell Roberls. Leslie Nielsen, Juhan Mateos 11Ql '11blk ,.,1st Q) Mowle: "A,ril in ,aris" (com) 53-0011s Day, Ray Bolser ~Hl Undtl"lt1ll4in1 H111111n ....,_ m folk Guitar wltll Llur1 Wtlltf -1:30-u (f) llJJ JO Minutes 11 f·Troop • Great Mffnture cmi Th• llodfonl files fli) Tiit &am11111 Art C-in1! (ff) frttll1nd Shtd1i•1 2:00 11 s,.cill of liffly Arts: "IWt ., ... LM.P'' • ~H's lsia114 s,.rts AfitW • Ollttf U.ib [}) ....... ,... ilJl Al1 ill Mttiu fD Hlw-Es,.NI I Nights "Uve FrOm the cranct Ole Opry" Three hours Of the finest blueorass, . ·gospel, caJ un and c&w music. 7pm KOCI ''C®ntl'Y aasstcs: The lest of Austin City Umlts" JOln Wlllle Nelson, me Chartle oan1ets Band, and Merl• HIQOlrd tor the best country sounds around. 10:4Spm I I St1H.a ellllns htrself lo Ille btlovtd l'IUDA Y H11ptt Valley tr" to P'Otest Ille '°"ftlliOft of llM IOWft pal\ ifllo I -~~----,,---Pitkin& lot, but h tht bulldolt11 TV WHl<. llM"CM t. 1Mt ('°'91) 10-MHlie Yu 0..- -tt.a-............. ............ -a1>9101Ch htf Mt piers lltt ttump r::--.. • ... t!-1-=1• wd 111d iHttls lo Ml t111my, Flori .,,. S1t11PIOll ltttlly'a wllity ' .. .,.. -11 Dli,.,... • ..... : "'""'' ........... -12~•(J)....,... ........ .......... c..'11 ..... ••..... <M¥> ·u <llln>-1 .... c:u.. s.---.. ~m~.~IOlllJ~~-~llJ faaftS. 1t1 1162. 1tM Otl&es ll:tl • ., ""' .. ,.... 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(mus) '67-Roddy McOow11t, 01bb11 W11Jon A f1d1n1 rock 'n' roll tinctr ind 11 1mb1llOllS danctr come undtr ll1t 1nfl11t11Ct of • colorlul talent mu1cer 3:00 9 "OM!e l""'-ity" (MP) '73-Richard Crtnn• O ~ "Tiit CMaplr1ttn" (adv) 44-Htdy l1m1n 3:30 G "llttlt Cfrt111" (dra) '53-Humphrey Bocart. •V•NINQ 1:00 8 a m Cll <IJ ID"-8 Cil <Rl ra a ..., • SW..y I Hutcll Ill Tic Tac OellP m 1111•1t•S•H -~ TllMs I ID u ......... , HlllMI ..... ,., tD H T1lt Electric C-INllJ -6:30- Cll (IJ all Qf) ...... llll·A~·H . ...,. ® la111ty Milltr • .._.lad letttr m TM ltll11y Hill Sllew St Piede• lrukt O..r ltsy (C·C) a~1os.. 7:00 eu•u11twa CD llrner llllifltr a Ham D•rs -.ain ()) Tic TIC Doucll G The Joter's Wild (]JI Mtrw Griffin Sllow m (B M•A•S•H ~To Tell Ille fruth .., Sllicl Gold 9 Wasllin&toft Wttk lft •ev1ew ID Apftrtdltndo a Amar <SJl Tiie Madltlt/llll11r Report -7:30- 11 2 Oft tlle Town CIJ Hapn Oars -.iin • a Qt) flmify ftud 8SM1blll • ftltt1111 Cl) P'fll Maca1111e Ill race Ille Muii< ID Aft ill the r 11111ly <IZ lll•A•S•H O larllty lllilltr ID Wall $trHt WH• f.D The Madltil/ltllrtr Report m aou '• Ltios O llll1111btnllip Appeal/The Busl· IMU bdllnlt 8:00 U CW Tiit lmtdiblt Hulk Concl Good hchls evil as lhe Hui~ ballles lhe creature Iha! holds lhe secret to lhe antidote David needs to 11ve him relte l lrom his lorment D f1J) fD Harper Valley ,TA "A Tree Grows 1n Harper Valley" to joill tllt Collftdntt tore.. •CI>a.._ • lllMt: "T .... s.M" (df•) '14 (211u)-lultt Alldmn. 0111tr Shani. Alltllolly OutYlf. 111 Bart.ados. 1 Bohsll f0tti&n Ott1ee llC/tlll) tills 1n love with an official from lllt ltuSNll 1mbls$y (ll~r.tUte 9 T•TllllllT ... hOO • vw.. .... ,....,.... ....,._ Met c.... ""'"' ..... , .w.w ...... .. -1:30- • ,.. llaaazlM 11 :00 ... '111 -\tit Sillllt Clrt" •• Cl) (JJJ 0 .... (com) '6A (2hn)-Hen1y Fonda. The • T1lt 1..., l•ttt Wair .._ • Ht1rtM1t/Mttle: "he Ant ....... tit• ....... (dt•) '6A- Edward Judd, l IOMI ltffrits. =~~.,:r.......~ td1I01 of a sc.ndat macu1ne decides cal s,.c111 to 1t1Jck the reput111on ot t woman e CD (II a .... 1march psycholoclst e Tiie ~ GMt ._..,. (Kt h) '67-Ptltr Cusllill&. • Mtftt:., "Tiie .... (hor)- Rosanna Sd111tt1no. 2100 0 wttll 0.. & a.., (C.C:) • llll•A~•lf St Los Alllflts ""' Ill • .._ m llrtttl/OM SttJ a.,11111 D lilMMnlllp .,,._I/Wal $trMt 9 T1lt .... Vtict : =~ "=•,:1., ~ Africl11 ~twt" w... t!ID Diel Cafttt -1:30--11:30- D (2J) Tlll lt14y ltiM "Gorilla of 9 Cl) (IJ 11111111: "Dtitll.,.tt" -2:30- My Dreams" There's a 1re11 row (scl·li) '78-Dn id C.111d1nt, Claudia 8 llllM: "n. Pwwlt ., "'"'° when Wally b11nas home an ••Piii· )enn1n1s, R1Clla1d lynch _.. (dra) '7 l-MKhatl Slr111111. menlal loy-1 Sil foot stutted, crowt D U tD Jellltly ea,_ Barbati Hellhey, E G Mll'lllaU. A 1n110f1tla-bullhe beast turnsoullO • Cl) (ID (9) frW.J$ studtnl KllwlSI accidentally kllb I be wety useful Ill ~ ..... -~ IS • CD (])I a I'• I 141 Gitt "°" ... llllM: WA Cail If ...... (dta) woman With his autoino ..... :; ID CaNI hr11ttt '74-Ehnbtlll Montcomery stntenctd to a yu r ol 11¥d . ID f,.. .111•,.trttt (C-C) ® 0,... llliN 3:00 m w...,.""' "' • ..,, m ea~ uc.... • llllM: •• 1111..._,...,.... <•c1 ID flllhl llllllftr tD lillM h) '63-Lana Jett11es QI) SffCW.: DW •riu .i• JMll 1 2.·00 m Me¥1t: "Tiie 11,.ttrila" War111? ..... . a 1111,.,.,,11111 ,.,,..,11w1s1t111c· .=•~•=•ll:::_"lea=wtr:.::..;•:::..::111t;.:..::•:.:•'.::•t:...." __ <sc_•_h>_·_sa_-_K_en_11_ ... _ .... _,._. __ IOll W ... ill Rtwitw r 9 :00 D (lZ) Tlll Duhs of Hamrd An esuped convict returns to Hu urd to settle 1 $COit with Boss Hou. and Luke and Bo Duke have to save 1he11 nemesis alter he 1s kidnapped by rhe venaeful tu11hwe U (2JJ QI) 11110 Wolfe "Murder by lhe Book" lhe su1c1de ol a lawyer and three seemly unrelated murders all make sense when Nero IOu 1nlo accounl a m1ssme manuscript and its elusive author U (1) !2f) Movie: "Tiit Cracker Fadoty" (dra) ·79 (2h1s)-Natahe Wood ~ beaul1lul woman who has been a dau1hter. wile. molher and lover has never taken the hme to 1•ow up She lmds her world com1ne apart al the sums and enters a hospital tor the mentally 111 f~ Mowie: "Mtdial Story'' (dra) 75 (2hrs)-Btau 811d1es An 1de.1hs he intern 1eopa1d1zu his career by opposine a noled physician who pe1 forms a qutst10nable hysteteclomy CD Mtrw Griffill Sllew ilil s,orts Allttriu fD Wiii SttHt WH• JO., Mtmb11$11ip App11t1Sou11d· st11• -9:30-m Sacramento WH• in lttvMW m to1ot111a 10:00 U \)) (]11 lbllas J I! succumbs lo the cunnina of Leslie Stewart, who now kno111 she has the head of £w1nr D1l 111h1 where she wants him. Mun while. Bobby 1s cauahl 1n the middle ol lock and Miss Ctlte's leud D (2JI 111J NBC lltws Ma111in1 "Cizmo" A sound stage Special" BYrt aacnaraen tunes never nao tt so QOOGt JOln Dionne as sne travels tnrouon ner muslut career. frtd•r t:20pm KOCI A hllarlous look at the wacky world of Inventions Frtd•r 10:30pm TV WEEK. MARCH 8, 1981 BRUCE PLANK .;!" $ 2 e 7 0 SO FT We Install * COUNTERS • FLOORS . * TUBS ... :,,.,. ·~ * SHOWERS ,..._~~ 100/o SAVINGS ~~!= TMOUIMel Of IANPLll TO CNOOllMDM ClllTONIUNIY ATWllDIBMI PllCB HART CO OAK PAAOU ET $ 1.69 SO FT SOLI D OAK PARQUET 39c EACH INSTALLATION AVAILABLE STARTING AT '5.95 PER YO. TRINATTA VINYL 'M:>OO SALE 13. 7 5 SO. FT. -l'.JO-.............. ,.,,... ............ 1;;.~,, ellll1f1 ... ....., a100 eo~...,.,,_w cw. ..... • AIAllrta~ •nrn 1 llfA • ,..., ,.. ~ '1IMe" (1111) '7)-0tsl Art1t1 Jr . Z110 Molttl, .lie~ WHIOll, Cit Cle W111 • 90ITS: s ... ,.... Cl).,'"' l ... "a..., ....... (dl1) ...... ....., ...... , .. , '5'-Jtlf ~ .... Nldtf, Jutit Ml• l ta ..,.., ... . .... ; ..... , ....... ,. .. (tc1 fl) '71-JNia OW. Al'tllw Hill u ............... ........ ......... .................... .... -. -~ -5:30- • lalt ..... ..... (JI ........ " s,e.ta o w,,.-.a.. I •V•Nllil ' -[lw11 Prttlty, Miry Tyltr MOOft. BttNra McNeil. e:OO • .._.: ""' ~, c.. ••Cl> a""" .,irac;' (adv) '72-Gtora• Ptpt11td. • lllMit: ... i.. ~ _ ............... Michltl S.n1zi11. Christine BtlfOld -... -• MtM: "TtM .,,.,., tf Val· (sci fl) '63 (lhrs)-lehael Keith, i.tne" (adv) 'Sl-Ctrol rlynn limn Ya11. K1n1 Kone meets his U ..... : .. ,.,._ ~" m1&hhtsl contend11 In Godzilla ~ Of ............... _ <IJ L.rt11'9 M Sllow "°' .,.,.., --m llllM: '°""'" (mus) (2h11) : =, ~,.."*...:-'63-Rosahnd Russell. H1tahe Wood ' An ambitious st11e mottler piomotes -3:30-her t.o d1u1hters 1n stace caree1s e £...,.....,. One makes 11 to the top as 1 st11ppe1 • Cl) <B S'°"S: Prttt8'itllal U llKl Hlllwy s,.ci.! .....,.. Tw Cov1111e ol the ms. D r,_ ,..,.., ... (C.C) 000 Miller H1Jh life Open from Red S) rtHct lttll/U' 11114 C-111 Cafpel C.lebntl lanes 1n Milwaukee. G) Y .,_, QM? WISCOftSlll cY Iii -.n• Jewaal ... .,,,.., • lllMit -6:30- • Al ii Ult fa!ltlly ~ : .. ,.: 11";: 4:00 D lbrJ Tyler .._, a CJ) 0 SP'OITS: CIS s,.r11 0 Semr, lllM 19 S.,..., S.-••• ID P1114ct ""'~ o.M 1114 <II '" tlH ripts a.y 0 TIM ,_., C..111t a Yt111 ~ f•.W• fD ,.,..... G) El Slllw DI UufM II 8100 • 0 .... a.cillll :=.::= ...... ... • vum: '•,... ,.. .. .. "lt't Mul11111111td All ws. Ken ltofto. in tllti1 Stpt1mllt1 16. 1916 bowl • • CJ) • NDllOl: , .. ..... "first Lon" ClltVI and Ille 240 Rollett rncue tu m wor' det· ptflltly to sm the llost ol a motn· •Ill ttaffc allow .t1t11 1111 PfJ*'ll? wtfers a hellt 11tacti dunnc 1 htl•· eopt11 th1ht 111d cmlles Into a hidden canyo11 with Cueva ts a passen111. G SPfCIAL.: C.-.. la tltt a.. ""' (I hr) Ed Asntr hosts lhll docu· mtnlary locusina 011 the eomplta problem ot violenQt in our schools m TIM llellte Carie Sllow m lllM: "O!Mr ....,,, ••• (adv) 'S1 (2hrs)-Corntl Wildt , Debra Pacet. Set 1n I Ith century Pe~. poet, philosopher and advtntu1e1. Omar Khlyyam f11hts to save the Shah lrom nsaSS1ns 0 2COvt Frlllt -1:30- • CJ) CU> n. O SMlkPmlMn f,D Ptt411 1111• I St1rri•1 la· t!Mfill ...,._.. flMs retr0$peCtlve of the ~ yur lorlt f~m e11eer of l\alherine Hepburn lol!Qws the l· hme Academy Award winner's c111t ma tic history lrom her debut 111 I 932 up to Ille S004I to·b•·reltastd "On Colden Pond " a lllMlt: .. ..,.._ lt4!tr ·16-e:oo Documentary 7:00 a (ll) C111mtt C-lltr• g lkuallS 8 hi Sardi Of ••• "Tiie Omdev1I JO ud Will's honesty ate stoc~yards Outhw1sll" ~• f d ~ b -4:30-c-s a rien .. er 10 -..ii TIM ... Vtk (() TIM II~ Sllow II ID a The C....,ter Clw•j.. ..., ..,, • D lit City C.lllJ dis Maranuno, the 'capo d1 Mii 5:00 B Slb0,000 la111t Tlltt TllM cap1.' 0tders luc~no. las~er end a The A.erlca11 Mwetitu11 Cl ~ MllllS S1e11el to kill Oulch Schultz IOI mov e frtt-4-All Clal Tlltt'a ....,._ 11111 in on their numbers racket. but ...... , WtN11 • a IDl llwrenc. Wtt• Sllow they refuse and try to settle the e Cl) QI) S11)1Jl: WW. h'W tf ~ ~ H~ dispute pemlully. which does not ~_.... Coveraae of the B•i• 1000 olt '"' set well with Marannno ..,... .. ID PIHc• lruVS...tlli111 llice e 111111 Fu ra1d auto taee from Ba11. C.hlo1n11 9 ..._Mrslli~~altliwl fr• B r-.n m11 ,_ lt" IMI (C·C) and Muico; and the Colden Skates ~-,. __ .. "'· \.ILi UK1 _, edsk t f th t ....... _ ._ ry Thf Captain's aunt may take away speld' 1111n!.,.'e~'-~r~nte'is~mome 01Azel~ -7:30-Yic•1 when she bolrds with he1 hus· wor s op .,.. ~.... ' " · b•nd. Okvll de H1v1lland. 1111 Whelan West Germany D TIM ...,,.. Sii.. With auest • CJ) fMtrlllKJ Broolle Sh1tlds and Joseph Cotten auest. Ooc IS ---------------------, challenaed lo a duel by the k>'m ol a woman. Alt1alld10 Rty and Linda C11stal autst. and Juhe IS deultd by the 1ffect1011s ot two men Oack Rambo. Ken Kerchenl and Don Amecht 1unt 0 '4>D'S SllUGGlEI, • UOTitEI UDftW ill "lnsi4e Clliu" G SPECIAL: 1•.Ut Clll•a Jim McKrell hosts this pro111m which takes a look at the wo1~ bt1n1 done by the Brothe1 Andrews· Open OoOls Orcaniation in China .. The llrt C.wy s,.cw rs 11a1i11tt at 1t1e • -9:30-m Cofttxi. 10:00 D CJ) W) rtflllEH: liktf Josh Taylor stars as an undercover cop 11:00 ee•())Cfl O QI._ CD """...-.: ~ ~ fer lle4'Mi" (m111) 'S3-abrilpA Monroe, J111e RU$Mll, Elhott Rtit. Charles Co~rn Two showetrls. tll· route lo Pt1tJ seelNtt IClt llusblndl °' d11111011ds, land 111 pol1Ce c0Uf1. • lhtlt: Ill .. ,, ....... ti. Meets tltt "911 Mii" (llCW) '43-Loo Cllanty, Ilona M1ssty ...... M ...... ~~ ..... ,., ........ "CftlW• ... tltt .. HaMl.""kUIQflit" • o.c. ,...,,w ... 0 Clftl lllrMtt -frltNI 0 S.Mtal (C·C) 8 llewUSl'OITS: TIM T., W flPb " tltt .,.. -11 :30- • M"itt: "larH~' J111t1," "Ht1111ie ClllNtr" D ID 0 Sat11rU, lllPt lM • llen/Mtvlt: "CHU WtM't c .. 111 It DIHttf" (com) '67.: Sidney Poiher, Spencer Tracy, teen Kell1w1y, Kitllenne Hepburn. CJ) lllllwit: "T11t ... T.n.t" (d1i) ·s~-An111 Man11n1, Burt Lancaster CJl lllMit; wi. Cir ..... ..t!e! [fl. Mllct" (dra) '7S-R1ymon4 Bllrr. (II lltM: "Tiit ....,.. 12:00 . G OM Altl 14 lertt (JI) Fi ... b .. tltt '7"1 """" " Mwtttw• -12:30-• • MeN: ..... ,.... hit" (df8' '66-Cary Memll, ~.!i:t"°" DTIMWinml .T .... tltt~ 1:00 8 TY lttwlNW t.mft . ~ ., ... ",,,,.,, .. ·~ o..w' ltall4" a wc.c.tt -2:30- • MINI: . ...._, Oallpte11." ........... ClllWf .... P•15