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Home My WebLink About1981-03-14 - Orange Coast PilotS ATURDA Y MARCH 1·1 1q81 Ride the wind Most folks along the Coast found Friday's strong winds bothersome, but Greg Fry of Costa Mesa took advantage of the gusts and went land sailing at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Gale warnings were posted at about 5 p.m . Friday, but were scaled down to small-craft warnings later at Newport Harbor. Winds are expected to subside today. -------------------------- Pakistan frees prisoners Officials lwpe hijack crisis near end DAMASCUS. Syria <AP > Pakistan flew 51 political prisoners to Syria Saturday in hopes of obtaining freedom for more than 100 hostages being held on a hijacked Pakistani • airliner at Damascus airport. the Pakislati government an nounced. Informed sources in Karachi said rour other prisoners de· manded by the hijackers refused to leave their cells, saying if the government wants to release them it could do so in Pakistan It was not immediately known whether the hijackers would ac· cept this. Pakis tan's ambassador in Damascus, Sarfaraz Khan, said the plane from Karachi would land in Aleppo in northern Syria, the prisoners would then ny to QU~Z FEATURES REAGAN AIDE I am the US. Labor SecrttCTJI. I tried to rtauurt •triking coal mi ner • b11 claiming pro- poud budget cut• will not dtnJI btnt/U1 Jar th o1e 1niMrt who art plrfOdu victims 9/ black lung ~fUOlt. Who Jm I? . Scftntut. at Jht Uniotrait(I of Cali/ornia at '1Jtrlctlet/ hau• "found" a large ~. llN mo.I dUtont "" dU· 'tOHTtd. .411 "awrogc" ~. Mh .. SM AIWq, WO(I, 6ft tOIUch W liuf, fOfUGN obout fehoou OM: 100 ~. 100 ~) ''°''· · fhf ....,, to tlwu oAd oelwr ,,_, .,. m Tlw OWi, a r..,war .. ,. o/ .-DoUw Pilot, wMch CGn /owed °" Pa,, A 1: Tripoli. Libya, after their iden. tit1es were estabUshed by Syrian Dad would trade place G ten Clymore of San Juan Capistrano, whose son Craig is one or the more than 100 hostages aboard a hijacked Paki s tani Jet in Damascus, Syria, says he would gladly take his son's place on the plane. Meeting with reporters on the rroot lawn of his h ome and appearing fatigued from a sleepless night or waiting for word of his son's safely, he said he would go to Damascus ifit would do any good. "Given the chance I'd love to trade places with Craig on that plane," the retired stock broker said. ''I'm sure that is the feel- ing of aJI the parents who have a child being held thece.'' authorities, then the hostages would be freed. The hijackers had demanded the release of SS prisoners. A Pakistani military jet left Karachi for Damascus late Fri- day, and airport officials report- ed the freed prisoners were on their way . A government spokesman said later none of the prisoners was on board. There was no explanation of the military l\i r craft's mission in Damascus. The hos tages, who include three Americans and two U.S. resident aliens, were described as "terribly worn out" from the 12-day ordeal. One of the hostages is Craig Clymore of south Orange Coast. Officials here expressed hope that the drama, which began March 2 when a trio of heavily armed Pakistanis seized the jetliner on a domestic flight In Pakistan, would end today or Sunday. Khan told reporters Pakisunl orticlals and nurses would fly with the freed prisoners to Syria. Airline spokesmen said 11 members of the h ijackers' famllles also would be on board the plane. GWC band to tour The Golden West Syncopaton, recenUy named the beat colle1e Dh '!land Jui band ln the na- tion, wUJ depart Sunday for a two-month national lour that will inclu~e con,certs and teleyialon appearances. The band, Mven atude.nta from the HuntJncton Beach calllpua, wlll tour u part of lta prt• for wlnnln1 U.. recent competldcn, •Ponaoncl by Southern Comfort. The band will RM•tn wlth lP- pearancet in Tampa, Orlando and DaytGna, Fla.. lncludlq a 1lop at t>laney World. '• The Oranae Coast musicians wlll travel to New York City for a tapln1 of the "Today" show and a concert at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel . The tour will conclude with a aerln of ~rt.a ln the Midwest and Tnaa. Band memben include Dan Barrett ol Colta II••· Bryan Sba• of Newport Beaeb, -.u Liston and llark Curr1 ot Anabehll, Dan Zellla1 ... and Denu Hanhritt of Seal ... eb. and l:d SlaUICID of C1prea1. ,J -11111111 IAllY NPll ORANGE COUN rv CAL It OH NIA 2~ CENTS $150,000 bailout County rescues welfare prograill By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL Of tM o ... , ,., ... 5i.tt Meeting in rare emergency session. the Or ange County Board of Supervisors acted Fri· day to keep a county welfare program financially ~olvent. The board authorized a transfer of $150,000 to cover pay- ments to general relief recip· Harbor • to remain off limits Newport Harbor will remain off-limits to bathers this weekend and likely most of next week. Orange Count y health of· ficials announced Friday. The harbor was contaminated last weekend when a sewer line under Pacific Coast Highway ruptured and spilled 6 million gallons of liquid and solid sewage into the water. Beaches, which had been quarantined from the Balboa Pier to Scotchman's Cove for five days, are open to bathers. Health officials stressed that the contaminated water in the harbor will not prevent boaters from plying the bay. Monica Mazur, a county en· vironmentaJ health official, said tests conducted in the harbor Friday afternoon showed that bacteria counts remained high. "In fact," she commented, "they may even be a little bit higher." She explained that lack or strong ocean current• In the harbor this week prevented the bay from being nushed. She said solid sewage in the harbor ap· pears to be in the process of de· composing, possibly explaining the higher bacteria readings. Human contact with the con· laminated water. health officials claim, can produce eye, throat and intestinal infections In severe cases it can cause hepatitis. Bacteria tests in the harbor will be taken again Monday. Plane runs into trouble at airport A twin-engine airplane was helped off the runway at John Wayne Airport Friday night, after the craft skidded about 150 feet with sparks flying from a collapsed landing gear. Airport offi cials said there were no passengers in the airplane and t hat the pilot, Thomas Bruce Nugent of Newport Beach, was not injured . in the 7:30 p.m . incident. The owner of the plane was iden- tified as John Moalt ley of Orange. Officials said Nugent had re- ported a fuel leak and had shut the right engine of the craft as he approached the runway. He also reportedly had a prob- lem with th4t hydraulic landing gear and was forced to pump them down manually. He was the n reportedly cleared to land. The right gear then collapsed, and with sparks flying, the plane skidded to a stop, offlciaJa said. Airport emergency equipment was sta nd ing by, and the runway was sealed for about 20 minutes while the plane was re- moved. officials said. The craft received damage to one propeller, and the right landlnl gear. Officials were ex- aminl.Q the pJane for a possible fuel leak Friday Dithl. Aid vowed for joble11 WA.8HINGTON (AP) -lAbor Secretary Ra1mand Doaovan, an· nouneeG Friday a Mrt• ol •ov- emment ac:Uona aimed al emur· lnl .,..,,.. thrown out of work beea .... ol Rea1u admlnllln· UoD .... tNta will not Jo&n the ranks of the hard-core un· employ~. ients through the end of the month. Only two weeks ago, the board approved a $50,000 transfer to the same program. Officials said Friday that infusion of money was not s ufficient to keep pace with demands for general relief payments. Vicki Yon. of the county Ad· ministrative Office, said the de· mand this month is running about twice that of normal. For the first two weeks in March, she said, relief pay- m ents totalled $144 ,000. The county had been averaging $150.000 to $160,000 per month last year . Ms. Yon added. Richard Ruiz, the county's acting director of s ocial services. said J.875 persons qualified for general relief as· sistance in February compared to 1,335 when the county's fiscal 1980 budget was prepared last July He said the amount budgeted for general relief payments was based on an assumption that economic conditions would im prove. The reverse occurred. he said. Ms. Yon said she received a call Friday morning from the county Auditor·Controller's of- fice in which she learned the ac count for general relief had been exhausted. Supervisors Bruce Nestande and Harriett Wieder were In Newport particularly riled by what oc- curred. Nestande said he could not un- derstand why the county did not have auditing procedures that would have alerted officials t.o the account balance before it bll zero. He said offi cials should not have sought the SS0 ,000 two weeks ago "if they knew they couldn't live with it." "It 's extraordinarily embar· rassing for the board to sit up here and be called to make an emergenc y allocation ," Nestande fumed. ··I'd like to have some in- dividual explain the unexplaina- ble increase." Mrs. Wieder said. Supervisor Thomas Riley, however, urged his fellow board members not to make the county staff members "the whipping boy ." And Supervisor Roger Stant.on said he remained concerned the county's general relief program may be acting as a "magnet" to non.county residents because of the low eligibility requirements and high payments it offers . Those requirements are under study The board is to receive a report within the next several weeks on how to deal with s ho r tages in the co unty's welfare ass istance programs. They could hit more than $3 mill ion by the end of the fiscal year June 30, the board was told two weeks ago. Brown target for Wilson broadside Pete Wilson, San Diego's 47 year -old mayor who's making his second run for governor. spent Friday noon in Newport Beach shaking hands, munching cold cuts and blasting Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr "Miserable" and "disastrous" were words that came to Wilson as he discussed the governor's Sacramento track record with 30 guests at Reed Sprinkel's Dover Shores home. Sprinkel said he is a Wilson contributor a nd that he W3Jlled his neighbors to m eet the mayor. Wilson had been at an Ana heim medical convention earlier in the day Wilson, a Republican who did poorly in his 1978 gubernatorial bid, described his 1982 campaign as healthy, adding that a $700.000 war chest already has been amassed. During an interview, Wilson, a former assemblyman who has been mayor in San Diego for 10 years, suggested that the ever· rising crime rate in California seems to be the most topical is· sue in political circles. He said Brown must share blame for the high crime rate, for his "miserable" job in mak- ing judicial appointments, and for his selections to the California Youth Authority. "Brown is a man who talks tough but appoints judges who aren't," Wilson offered. He suggested that state courts go too easy on youthful offen- ders. ''If they're bte enough and vicious enough to commit rob- bery and rape then they're big enough to pay the price.'' Wilson sa1d a prime cause of> crim e on the street.I is the "fre· quent early release of violent, repeat offenders.'' Wilson 1ave Brown another blast for the state'• li1cal coodi· Uon. He said Brown's fiscal policies are "a disaster.'' He said the 1ovemor'1 "pro- fessed budaet of austerity" la austere In only tome areas 1uch as lack ol money for local 1ov· emmenta. He claims Brown bu packed tbe atate wtth new acen· clea that brl nt only "poaiUve harm," He aald ~ atat.e Enerey Com· miulon, wblcb he 1u11eated "bHn't provided one1 watt of new eoer'fl' yet," la one ol the many afencl• he'd ax lf 1ov- ernor. Wilton said h4 hvora a Rea1an·ty_pe fl1eal policy of '•1anlty .-cl tvta." ' ' BLASTS GOVERNOR Candidate Pete Wll•on The t ougher question for Wilson , who h as enjoyed political popularity in hls hometown , ce nt ers on Republican challeneers he'll likely face in the state primary. He declined, however, t.o take shots al either Lt. Gov. Mike Curb or Attorney General George Deukmejian. Both are expected t.o run for govemor. "I just don't know enou1b about Mike's positions to 1et into that ," said Wilson . H e (See WILSON, Pase AZ) DRAICI CIAST llATlfl Fair and warmer today and Sunday. Wlnds subsid· in1. Hilhs today in the eos. Lows tom&ht ln the 40s. 11111 • • Orange Co•l OAH .. Y PILOT/Saturday, March .14, 1981 Dallr P'lleC SIMI l"llelo SUE SIMONE AT THE MIKE AT UCI RADIO STATION WIH •witch on dlal Hve campua broadcHt unit? KUC/ to leave • air following ruling After 11 years of broadcasts, student-run radio station KUCl- FM is being forced off the air Sunday by a stronger station. Officials al the UC Irvine· based station got the bad news Friday that Santa Monica Ci ty College radio station KCRW had received approval from the Federal Communications Com- mission to increase its output to 50,000 watts. That means the tiny 10-watt UC I station will be overwhelmed by stronger signals . K UC I has sought to move from 89.9 to 88.9 on the radio dial in order to get a clearer fre· quency. "We talked lo the FCC two days ago and found that it hadn't even opened our proposal." said program manager Sue Simone. But station m anager Mik e Becchina said an FCC official promised to look into the request Monday, offering hope the new radio dial location will be ap- proved. K UC I has broadcast 24 hours a day, offering ··alternative" pro- gram ming. Public ser vice broadcasts. jazz, rock a nd classical music make up the bulk of KUCI programming. The station recently received an award of community merit for helping to publicize a recent fund-raising event for Easter Seals . ··We were planning an an· niv e r s ary broadcast next month." said Ms . S imone. ··Every April we have KUCI week to celebrate another year's program ming. 1·11 tell you. we've got a lot or broken-hearted volu nteers here today " WASHINGTON (AP ) - Secretary of State Alexander M. Hail Jr. saJd Friday that out· standm. dlllerences between the Soviet Union and the United State• "have broU,gbt the state of world peace to a rather pre· carloua level." Hal& said he expect.a to meet soon with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Oobrynin to begin a proc· esa of talks with the Soviet Union lbat could lead to a sum· mlt meeting between President Reagan and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev. But barring some major Sov· iet move to Improve the political climate. such as withdrawal of its troops from Afghanistan, there is Wllikely to be a summit for some time. ·'There are too many out- standing differences between ourselves and the Soviet Union. which unfortunately have brought the state of world peace to a rather precarious level," Haig said in an interview on the MacNeil-Lehrer program on public television. Earlier, in a breakfast meeting with re- porters, Haig expressed concern o ve r a "huge" Soviet-led military exe rcise along the Polish border in the next few weeks that he said could involve more than 25,000 troops. .. We are looking at it very. very carefully because of the range of troop concentration." he said. In the earlier session with re· por ters. Haig also revealed the flow of arms to leftist guerrillas in El Salvador from Cuba via Nicaragua has slowed Fr .. P .. ~A2 WILSON. • • ackn owledged that Curb has considerabl y less po litical ex- perience than he does. On his own chances and his poor showing in 1978. Wilson said his name-recognition has soared. He said he's hired a San Francisco cons ulting firm to help boost his image. .. Also." he added. "las t time 1 s tarted only seven months before the primary. This time I'm giving it 24 months." Ship rirtifacts found? Burie d vessel speculation on rise By TOM MURPHINE, J R. Stle<••I lo 1"9 O•llY l'llOI SANTA BARBARA New discoveries of aged rope loops. copper plating and a cannonball have increased s peculation here today that the hulk or an ancient fighting ship is buried beneath Goleta State Beach. ··We think this is a very strong indication that there is a ship down there." declared Bill Wallace, chairman of the Santa Barbara County Board o f Supervisors. The latest beach finds, point· ing to the possibility of uncover- ing the wreckage of an old warship, were displayed public- ly for the first time Friday at a press confe rence held at UC, Santa Barbara. arch aeologist at UC Santa Barbara. the discovery or the copper plate raises hope that the entire hulk of an early warship is buried in the sand. "This entire Goleta bea ch area is spread with artifacts but they aren't necessarily all con- nected with this ship,'' s he ex- plained. Or. Frank Frost . a UCSB hi s- tory professor who is aiding in the identification process. said no documentation exists on ear· ly foreign vessels in the Santa Barbara area. although it is fair- ly certain the recovered cannons are or foreign manufacture. "We think a time around l*>O would be right for the ship," Frost said. "We tbfok it had to be some time earlier than 1820 o r the re would ha ve been documentation on the vessel's presen('e here." Frost is now in contact with Don Hamilton of Texas A & M's institute o f underwater archaeology and the San Fran- cisco Maritime Museum for aid in restoration and identification work . , The UC Santa Barbara of- fi cials Indicated they are hard· pressed for funds to restore the cannon, and dale and identify the weapons and other artifacts. It is now estimated the work will cost $18,000. "It is urgent that the cannons be placed in a controlled clean- ing solution within two months and this equipment and work alone will cost $6,000 ... Miss Snethkamp noted. After previous ocean storms. five early-day s hip cannons, each weighing about 200 pounds and heavily encrusted with sea growth, were found Jan. 21 on the Goleta shoreline. Subsequent finds include: -A cast Iron cannonba ll about 3~ inches in diameter and weighing j us t under three pounds. It was found on the beach about one mile downcoast of the cannon discovery site. Carol 'lady-like' Kissinger declares -An Iron wedge with forge marks i nd icating it wa s fashioned prior to the 20th Cen- tury. -A double coll or one-half inch rope that was fossil-like. chiseled out of the encrustations on one of the five cannons. It ap- parently had been wrapped around a wooden bar. -A piece of maritime copper plating with a nail e m bedded in it. According to Pandora Snethkamp. a r esearGh LOS ANGELES CAP) - Former Secretary of Slate Henry Kissinger said Friday that Carol Burnett acted in a "perfectly lady-like rashion" when they met at a restaurant, contradicting a National En· quirer report that triggered a $10 million libel suit by the com- edienne . The E.nquirer a rticle, which appeared in March 1976, said M lss Burnett and Kissinger had a "loud argument" at the Rive Gauc he r esta urant in Washington D.C. The trial of MIM Burnett's ORANGE COAST Daily Piiat Cl111"'9d edverttefng 7141142-M71 All otMI d9p9"1Mnt1 142-4321 Thomaa P. Haley l'\MINf Robttrt N. WHd ........ M. Thoma• K .. vll , .... Thomae A. Murphlnt ................. Charles H. Loot A.....,.,.~1- S.nard Schulmen c...illr ~~1!~n Kenneth N, Goddard Jr. ~oio... MAIN OfftCE »O Wtsl e.v $1., Coete ,.,_.._,CA. Mell ffdrHI: loa IMO, C.la Mfla, CA '2'1t CottyrlfM 1te1 ~ .... C•t1t P'ullllll'llnt C:-y. Ht 11••• ,1ori.t, muttrallont, 9(111orl•I mllttr or •O> ~trllst-•llt lltrt ln may M rtproouod without •~cl•I permlu lOnot copyrltlfll ow11er. I libel s uit Is in its third day in Los Angeles Superior CoUTt. Kissinger, talking to reporters after giving a speech at the Cen· tury Plata Hotel, said he bas given a deposition in the case and does not expect to testify in person at the trial. . He said Mi ss Burnett came to his table and was introduced politely. "We exchanged a few words, and she left,'' Kissinger said. He said he has "the highest regard for Miss Burnett." ad· d Ing that s he s poke In a "perfectly civilize d manner .. In testimony al the trial Fri· day, Rive Gauche diners An· dre w Wleuner and hi1 wile Charlotte said they had been at a table next to Mias Burnett, that s he had talked in a very low tone and that they had shared t heir dessert with her, but that tl\e exchan1e of dessert.I had been made by waiters. The Enquirer article said MlH Burnett traipsed around the reataurut otterlni other diften a blte ol tMr deuert and that she accidentally knocked a 11au of wine over a diner and started 1l11lln1 Instead of apololilinc· Mn. WleHOer Hld .r.. wtnt to the rutaurant on Ju. 31, 1978, wttb her buaband ud bll parenta for a blrtbday eelaa· IJOG. , nter planned Os musieais' showcase 8 1 IODI C.\DENBEAD Of .. Oelty ........... Co1ta Mesa'• future S•O mUlion performlna arta center wlll become a s howcase for Broadway musicals prior to their Los Angeles debut, predict· ed Len Bedsow, the Clrst ex- ecutive director of the Orange County Music Center. The former general manager of the California Civic Light Opera Association outlined plans for the proposed 3,200-seal theater along Bristol Street and the San Diego Freeway during a press conference Friday. Bedsow told reporters al the music center office in South Coast Plaza Town Center that t h e T o ny Award'-winning musical "Evita," now at the Schubert, would have been a likely candidate for the Costa Mesa cultural theater. Bed.sow said that he envisions renowned symphonies, ballet, grand opera and musical theater companies coming to the coun- t y center. "I don't see any way that it can be like the Los Angeles Music Center ,'' he added. rHlllUc approach. Now It'• So- ln1 to be done." Still to be completed is the selection or an architect to de· sign the center. Bedsow said that the choice has been oar· rowed to three firms and that a dedsion will be made in 10 days. !n January the Segerstrom family pledged $5 million toward the construction of the theater on the condition that $6 million be raised by the end of March. That pledge was followed two weeks later by a $2 million gift from Jim Bentley. chairman of Bentley Laboratories in Irvine, and his wife Irene. John Rau. president of the music center. said that the group has successfully sur· passed the $6 million goal and that an announcem e nt or another donor will be made in early April. In addition to the $40 million cons truction costs. the center hopes to raise an additional $19 million in endowment funds. A benefit last month at the new Anaheim Marriott Hotel raised a t least $30.000. s aid Rau. Pre liminary plans for the music center called for three theaters seating 3,200, 1,200 and 600. That bu been re•f.Ad lo two theaten seatinc ~.200 and l,SOO. Rau admitted that plans for tbe second theater could be scrapped in favor of concentrat- ing only on the larger theater. "It Isn't as clear cut," said Bedsow concerning the concept of the s maller theater. Construction of the s maller theater will not begin until the larger complex is. completed, said Rau. ' Bedsow declined t o say if either theater would be used by com mWlity theater and music groups. "We're interested in young professionals, but l really don't see them coming in now ." he s aid. Bedsow a dmitte d that pe rforming arts centers a re often criticized as being elitist. .. At the Los Ange les Music Center we had constant com- plaints from smaller groups who wa nted to play," said Bed.sow. .. But the facts of life are they ca n 't ope rate without big groups. "The only way to do that is with government support. And I'm against that," he said. "If that means we're elitist. I guess we are." Orange County lacks its own professional groups, whereas Los Angeles has the Civic Light Opera a nd P h i lh a rmoni c Orchestra, he said. Instead. the new director said that he plans to bring in big- name talent in order to attr act audiences. -------DO,, of dae week ------- Bedsow, who supervised the :>p e ning o f the Ahmanson Theater and the restoration of the Orpheum Theater in San Francisco, stopped s hort of naming pote n tial groups. However . he said he has been in contact with several touring companies willjng to come to the Costa Mesa center when it is due to be completed in mid-1984. ''The theat e r comm unit y views my coming on board as a Crash kills Valley man A 24-year-old Fountain Va lley m a n was k ille d when his m otorcycle struck a curb and he was thrown into a no-parking sign on Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. Police said Leonard Gregory Harvill. of 17151 Santa Isabel St., Fountain Valley. was killed in· slantly in the accident about a half-mile west of Golden West Street at 7:40 a .m Friday. Officers said Harvill was pass- ing traffic on the right hand side wh ile westbt\und when his motor ('yle ('aught the curb. sending him into the sign W h a le trade nixed 0•11y P'1lol Sl•ll P,,..o House h1111ti119 NEW DELHI. India 1AP 1 An inte rnationa l wildl ife co nf e r e n ce h as vo t ed overwhelmingly to ban trade in the onJy three species or whales still hunted commercially. 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Actress raps her neighbors Actress Mercedes McCam· bridge, a reformed a lcoholic, says significant a dvances against alcoholism cannot be made until society "makes room for us to walk as tall as any of you." Miss Mccambridge, testi· fying at a New York hearing on heroin and alcohol abuse. decried the blocking of a halfway house for women a lcoholics in Buffalo by homeowners who, she s aid. did not wan\ ''those women .. as neighbors ··Does this mean they would not allow women like Betty Ford, Joan Kennedy, Joy Baker, Sen . Howard Baker's wife, and myself. bringing up the rear, into their homes ?" she as ked The women mentioned had suffered from alcoholis m. Miss Mccambridge, 62. who won an Academy Award in 1950 for best supporting actress in "All the King's Men." said the "dignity of the client .. is stressed al her Live ng rin F oundation for a lcoholis m treatme n t in Bucks County. Pa. Forme r Britis h Prime Minister Edward Hea&h can· celed all hls engagements for two m onth s to und e r go m edical treatment for a n un· specified a ilment Th e 6 4 -year old Conservative served as prime m inister from 1970 lo 1974 APWire""°IO Joe Saedler. 32. of Mount Airy . N.C .. blind for six years. was trying to do household chores for working wife when he tripped overdog's bowl and hit his head on a wall. When he arose he had r e- gained sight in one eye and caught first glimpse of daughter Tammy. 5. S pencer KimbaJJ, president of the Mormon Church pre- se nted Pres ident Reagan with a genealogical record of his fa mily. Reagan said he was happy to receive the thick book de- t a i 1 in g the famil y tree because his father was or- phaned al an early age and therefore the president did not know much about his an- ces tors. R e agan 's g r eat - grandfalher on his father's side left a stone shanty in Ireland during the potato fa ti in e of the 1840s. His father, John, was born in ll- ltno1s m 1883 and brought up by an Englis h aunt. His m o t he r wa s of Scottish descent Joking with gues ts at a Childrens Hospital of Orange fashion show. hospital com· munity relations chief Vick Knight said he som etimes pays to get himself paged at Angels Stadium "Twenty dollars will get you anything." he quipped to table compan ion s a t the CHOC fund-raiser held at the Anaheim Convention Center. The private mansion in Wilmington o f Delaware Gov. Pierre du Pont IV was hit by a fire that burned an hour before it was brought unde r control, authorities said There were no injuries. Du Pont's wife. Elise, was the only person at home. a uthor ities said The gov- ernor was on business in Chicago 737'8 NEW LOOK ONE PART OF 'AIACAL'S' IMAGE CHANGE EFFORT B•lbo• Penlnaul•, Newport Harbor, Faahlon l•l•nd In background Airline changing image 'AirCal ' plam expamion in West By KEITH TUBER Of ttw Dally Piiot Sbll Just thls wee k, Air California revealed plans lo initiate service from John Wayne Ai rport to Seatt l e /Tacoma June I However. long be fore then, there will be no Air California. Friday. the Newport Beach· based airline disclos ed 1t 1s changing its name to AirCal ef· fective April 6 as part of a cam· paign to enhance its image as a Western regional carrier. The fleet of 17 Boeing 737s will reflect the change and feature a new exterior coloring of yellow. orange. plum and purple strip· ing on a white background with the AirCal prominently dis- played on the fuselage and tail. "ALTHOUGH our s unburs t was well known in Orange Coun- ty." President Robe rt W Clif· ford s aid of the company's longtime logo, "a study we had commissioned recommended we would be better identified in new markets like Portland and Seat· tie." SlO million, this in our economic climate plagued by soaring fuel cos ts and interest rates But wrule the majority of na- tional ca rriers suffered . regional airlines Air California among them prospered. "TRUNK CARRIERS are hav 1ng difficult tim es because larger airplanes and crews are expensive to fl y on s hort-range routes:· Clifford said. ..We're specifically tailored ror that. We're muc h more cost· efficient.·· Clifford s aid effic iency wall tn· c re ase with the addition later this year of fourOC-9 Super 80s The McDonnell -Dougla'i a1rcrall t!> designed to use a two m ember crew Fuel 1s channeled to only two engines compared to three or four. in older aircraft so 1l uses less fuel Clifford a lso said additional expansion 1n the west as planned <i nd that the company has asked the federal go vernment t o ne gotiate for rights lo provide ~cheduled :.en •1cc lo Canad a and M('XICO AIR l 'ALIFOR N IA, whic h began o perations 1n 1967 with Ii m 1ted service bet ween Orange County and San Francisco, cur- r e n ll y ope ra tt•s thro u g hout Caltforn1a and to Las Vegas. Hcno and Portland Water board nixes dump cleanup plan By PATRICK KENNEDY 04 llW D•ily Pil•I SUlll An oil company plan to clean up a 13·acre sludge dump 1n the Bolsa Chica marsh was rejected Friday as inadequa te by t he Californi a Regional Wa ter Quality Control Board Ott prnduct1on '" estima ted for another 20 yc~rs Hi-spanics seeking clout L a ndor Associates of San Francisco performed the survey and created the A1rCal look, which will be evident on every- thing from g r o und -s upport vehicles and ticket counters to airline interior carpels and wall coverings New York fashion de· signer Mar~ Mc Fadden styled new flight attendant uniforms Clifford declined to discuss the cost o f implementing the changes. though it is undoubted· ly considerable One thing is certain: The company c an a f· ford it. Offi cials of Aminoil USA were informed Friday in a Costa Mesa meeting they wall be re quired to formulate a more s pecific pla n to restore the dump to a natural wetl ands stale Hut seHra l Walt·r llualil ) Hoar d members asked for more s pe('1f1t• a nd intensive reslora· t1on mc<1su re~ tnC'ludin~ s ugges· lions that u bond be put up to m· s ure rl'Slorat1on and that marsh v('getat1on b<' re pla nted Am•notl \\as requ1rec1 lo seek the condt11onal permit last year after local environmentalists prot ested the location of the dump in th<' \.\-ellanrls R e -dis tricting panel denies 'plot' "Air California has been prof· Aminoil has a two-year state permit to dump oil drilling muds on the site. A condition of the permit is development of a plan to restore the site and to monitor it for toxic substances. By F REDERICK SCHOEMEHL 01 lllO D•oly Pilot Staff Several Hispanic leaders told a stale Senate committee in San- ta Ana Friday that Orange County should be reapportioned in such a manner that Hispanic ca ndidat es h ave improved chances to win public office. The leaders testified during the three-hour hearang that the desires of the county's 200,000 Hispanic res idents are being ig- nored under the current Senate, Assembly and congressional dis- tricting in the county That assertion drew strong re- action from state Sen John Schmitz. R-Newport Beach. He said it is political° philosophy that is keeping Hispanics from being elected in Oran~e County. "YOU WOULDN'T get elected in m y district . not because you·re Hispanic, but because you 're a Democrat," Schmitz told one speaker. The state Senate Committee on Elections and Reapportion- ment is conducting hearings throughout the state in advance of formulating a reapportion- ment plan. Schmitz is a member of the committee. The s late Constitution re- quires reapportionment every 10 years. It has tra ditionally oc- curred in the year following the release of U.S. Census figures. STATE SEN. William Craven, R -Vista. committ ee v ice chairman, said he didn't believe there was "any plot, or plan. or ploy" against the Ris panic com- munity. Just the opposite is true, Craven said. in predicting that reapportionment will improve electoral opportunities for His panics. · Committee Chairman Daniel Boatwright, following the hear ing, s aid it would be "1mposs1· ble · · for the county to be reap· portioned to create a district in which the majority of the voters are Hispanic. BUT BOATWRIGHT said His· panics are not going to let up in their efforts to improve their legis lative lot. Boatwright said he wants the Sen ate to have a reapportion· ment plan for Senate and con· gressional seats in the hands of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. by June 15. Not everyone is going to be h a ppy , Boatwr ig h t s aid .. Regardless of how the boun- daries are drawn there will be lawsuits." Classes set in tear gas Public tear gas tr aining classes are scheduled at 5:30 p.m . Tuesday-Thursday in the Costa Mesa City Council Cham- bers, 77 Fair Drive. The two-hour. slate certified self ·defense sessions. costing $25, are to be conducted by G. Barwig Enterprises of Fountain Valley. Cost lncludes a certificate of training, license and a tear gas device, Barwig said. ' The Dally Pilot wants to hear obeervatlona from iu readers -pa rticularly comments about the paper IL,elt. Jt'a easy to teU us your viewa. Juat call tbe tnrmber below and your meu11• will be recorded. MeHa1es will be transcribed several Umea dally and deU'Vered to the desk ot the appropriate editor. No circulation caJls, pleaae. TeU ua what's on your mind. The number is In service 2• hour•~ day, seven daya a ~· 842•6088 --- The st ate Assembly must draw itable in each of the las t nine up a plan for reapportioning its years," Clifford s aid . "We 've d is tricts grown an average of 20 percent According to fig u res made a year and we carried nearly 3 a vaila ble by the Senate commit· million customers in 1980. We tee staff, the "ideal" Senate dis-believe our new identity will trict should have a population of speak to the success story those a bout 592.000. fi g ures tell." Figures showed that Schmitz· Last year, the airline's total revenues reached a record $15.8 district. the 37th, exceeds the million and net income of nearly ideal figure by 227,000 or 39 per-.----- cent Aminoil operates more than 200 oil wells on the l ,200·acre lowland mars h area a long the Huntington Beach coast A minoil's proposal consists of removmg earthen dikes. also used as roadways. and lo re· move all dried-up s ludge whf'n their operations are completed The 35th Senate Dis trict , repr e s en t ed by Sen John Briggs, R·Fullerton . exceeds the ideal by 6.6 percent. while the 36th District. represented by Sen. Paul Carpenter, D·Santa Ana, is underpopulated by about ... just off the ship four percent. FOR CONGR ESSIONAL dis- t r i c ls, the ideal population figure is 522,453. The 40th Congr essional Dis- trict, represented by Rep. Ro bert Badham, R-Newporl Beach, is overpopulated by 48 percent ; the 39th District, represented by William Danne- meyer, R-Fullerton, by 12 per- cent and the 38t)l Congressional District. represented by Jerry Patterson. D-Santa Ana, by less than one pe r cent. The 34th Co ngr ess i o nal Dis trict, represened by Dan Lungren, R· Long Beach. is uride rpopuJated by 9.5 percent, according to the state Senate committee's staff. Among other speakers testify. • ing at the hearing, county supervisor Bruce Nestande sald if Orange County must "share" a district with another county, that Los Angeles s hould "be at the bottom ofthe list." HE CITED that county's re- cent opposition to what proved to be a s uccessful fight to pJace Orange County in a . separate state transportation tunding ells· trict. Oran1e County formerly was In a district with both Loi An1eles and Ventura counties. Despite the fact Orange Coun· ty may have to ahare a seat #itb a nelgbborillt county. commit.· tee Chairman Boatwriaht said Oran1e County "will be one ol the bit wtl\ners ln the reappor· tlonment 1weepetalle1" becMlle of the hu1e populadon lncreue lt b •• experlaeed alDce the lut reapportionment. '11 world famous Breuer designs, these classy chairs & barstools are found In flne home~~!estaurants and posh omces all over the wortd. These Quality pieces are carefully handcrafted of walnut or natural wood flnlsh with genuine heavy duty cane backs and seats on sturdy chrome frames. Breuer side chair, walnut 39 or natural reg. $79 ........... $ • Breuer arm chair walnut ... Ag or natural reg. $89 ........... '99 • Breuer barstool 27" or 30" H. ~:~~~~.~.~~.~.~'.: ............ $ •• Aminotl SJ)()k esmen said Fri- day lhey huvc been dumping drilling mud at that particular s ite s ince 1973 The two.year per mit from the Stale Water Quality Board expires in April. 1982 Aminoil officials contf'nd ma- jor restoration is not needed because the area has had a low environmental value s ince oil drilling began m 1940 No cost cs timates for restoration are available C.J . 5eaeratrom & Sons' re· uest for permits to build an slimat•d $60 mllllon com- erciaJ and otttce building at uth Coast Piasa 1oes to the osta Mesa Clty Council Mon· oy at a 6:30 p.m . meeting at Cl· y Hall. 77 Fair Drive. ' The IS-s tory project would · ouse a Broadway Department tore, other retail outlets and ore than 200.000 square reet of ffice space. OTHE R MAJ OR department tore chains which own portions f the plaza have questioned egerstrom's environmental im- pact report figures, indicating hey have not seen adequate planning for increased traffic and parking. Also scheduled ror conside ra· ion Monday night are: I A $1.SOO·a-month contract xtending cons ulting ser vices by Kenne th Sampson. former coun· t t y park official. on a long-sought fSanta Ana River m outh boat "ma rina. ~ ~ -A P ERMIT request ed by • Beaf e11 path? Not unlike the state's freeway construction program, signs along Costa Mesa Freeway near Garden G rove Freeway have been grounded. Southbound motorists glancing wt•st word rn•Mht wt·ll t}(•llt·vt· I hat Uw w•·cd 1nf estcd fi eld is the· roud to somc•wht•f'(• GENERAL NEWS Wildland dangers reduced Wlldlund1 areas in Orange County. hit by a larger number of fires than usual in late 1980 and early 1981, have been re- opened to t he public, fire of· ficials announced. Brus hlands were c losed because or hazardous fire condi· tions in June and July and were listed as open o nly to property owners COUNTY FIRE Chief Larry Holms said sufficient rain has fa lle n recently to reduce the danger of grass and brush fires in the areas his department guards, including the county's no rthern and eastern canyons and coa stal areas s uch as Irvine and Emerald Bay Similar public restrictions have been lirted in the wilder- ness areas of Laguna Beach. ac- cording to Fire Chief Charlie Kuhn. Brea Fire Department of- f1c1al s said their wildlands areas were opened March 5 after they we nt lhrouRh one or the worst fire seasons on record rMcLain Developmen t Co. or i"Newport Beac h lo construct a ~244-un it condominium project on ~·about 11 acres at the corner of ~Fairview Road a nd South Coast ~Orive in north Costa Mesa. ~ A zone exemption sought by •the Gregory Co of Irvine to ~buil d an eight unit residential ~developmentat250 W WilsonSt Strike up band for Gigi Halt noise, star told ORANGE COUNTY Fire Department o fficials termed the 1980-81 fire !Jeason "onf> of the wo rst Ill recent years ... noting that lhre«: major blazes called Owl. Carbon Canyon and Indian blackened thousands of acr es. 10 years ago, infant ventured to sea MONT EREY 1AP1 TV talk s how host MPr" G riffin can continue skeet s hooting on his rural Mon tere} County prope rty. but officials warn he'll have to keep thc noise down Thlt L' S F o r est Se rvice o p e ned Cle1, e land National Fore~t wilderness a r eas in Orange County 1n JCJn uary after putting most of its lands off limits la!'>l SeptC"mber ~ ~Man stricken ~at hearing ) \. ~said 's table' ~ ( Douglas Parmentier Jr . the f63-year-old Newport Beach man ~~who suffer~d a heart attack last ';week after t estifying a t an ~-airport noise hearing, was listed ~.i n s table condition Friday after :Sundergoing heart surger y Wed ~·nt•sdav ~ Ile ~ema1ns in the cardiac care !·unit at Hoag Mem orial Hospital. SNewport Reach. Silld hospital or ~fic1als. DEL MAR IAP> Ten years ago, marine scientists captured a ba by gray whale in a net and called her Gigi. A birthday party complete with or chestra is planned ror Gigi, who made people happy in the 352 days in which she was tn captivity. Gigi. hopefully, 1s swimming som e where at sea . On land. there are some people still upset over what she underwent. T HE SCIENTISTS s aid they were delighted with a rirst·ever opportunity to study an infant of the endange red s pecies. Gigi we ighed in al 4.326 pounds. was 18 feet 9 inches long and less than JO weeks old World The radio transmitter failed A doctor sugges ted s he may have been suffering from a rteriosclerosis from a high rat die t and lack of exercise in cap- tivity H ATE MAI L ARRIVED at Sea World Scientis ts a nd others described it as cruel lo "jail" a sea creature during her grow- ing ·up period and suddenly send her back. A helicopter pilot watched Gig\ s wim a s rar as San Clem e nte and lost s ight Two months later. she was s potted. the transm itte r still in her back. In 1973. school children in San Pedro saw a whale with a white patch on its back wh<.'re the trans mitter had been e1llached Scientists in 1977 wert' e1lmost certain G1g1 was in a photograph of whales at San fgne1c10 Lagoon in BaJa California A 40 root w h ale With the familiar markings wa~ seen by whale watchC'rs two mile!-. off Palos Verdes in 1980 The birthday party begrns at I p m . Sunday. And for a ll or next week. whale lover s will pay respect lo Gigi ·s memory There will be lectures. wh alt' movies. art exhibits even a flute con cert d edicated to a lovable whall:.' who peoplt' hope s till lives The county threat('ned to send workers with noise m o nitors 1f Griffin 's Carmel Vall ev neighborhoods contrnuc ti-1 complain about the gun fire Griffin's neighbors have been grousing about his morning s hooting prac ti ces s ince 1977, a n d s heriffs deputies received so many complaints It.isl Easter they asked him to stop. which he did Two arrested on burglary, drug charges Costa Mesa police arrested l wo Santa Ana men Fri do)' on s us p1c1on of vehicle burglary and being under the influence or narC'Ol1cs when one of the m al- legedly was spotted rummaging through a van !: P a rme ntie r . who spent 15 'lminutes on the \.\llness stand in ~he Costa Mesa hearing room, col ~lapsed after returning to his s eat Gigi was force-fed a diet of whipped cream . squid and cod liver oil at first. Slowly. s he learned to eat only s quid Soon s he was talking and playing games Wlth her trainers Homieides targeted Witnesses called poli ce at about 12 20 " m to report a burglary in progrl'!.!. m the van parked on Gleneagles Terrace m West Costa Mesa ~ Several people. including a ~egistered nurs e. a Ne\.\ port city ~planner and a n1:ws paper re Gigi's a nt ics d el ighted thousands who kept up with her progress Coroner denies sex tale Officer J eff Clark drove to the 'ct•ne. sneaked up on the van ;.tnd arrl'~ted 33 year.old Wally AlarC'on inside. police said • porter. s tarted mouth to-mouth res us c11at1on and c ard i ac ~massage after he" as stricken ~ They \.\Crc r rcd1led with keep >.ing P"armentll'r breathing until ~paramedi cs arrived e i ght :.minutes lall'r . f State gets ~U.S. copters ;, SACRAMENTO ~A P J The ~ state 1s borrowing 12 heli copte rs r from the Air Force for fire r; t•ontrol and prevention . s ays the 'state Forestry Oepartment .~ The announcement said each ~ht'l1copte r c an carry 10 ~f1ref1ghle r s a nd th e i r 'equipment They would go lo "" lldf1res. and to areas o f c;controlle d brush burnings to ~reduce ftre hazards ~ The Legislature authorized a ~program last year to reduce the ~hazard from brush on 20 million t. acre•!' T he next March 13, with her food bill running $150 a day and the annual keep estimated at Sl00,000. she was released gently back lo the ocean. a r adio trans mitter sewed into her back G IG I, BY TH EN 10,000 pounds heavier and almost 27 feet long. was put on a foam·rubber mat t ress four miles out. near a pod or gray whales migrating to the Bering Sea from winter head· quarters in Baja. At first. Gigi appeared dis - o rie nted. swimming in circles as s he did in the big tanks at Sea Road aid sought SACRAME'.'OTO IAP> Go" Edmund Brown Jr has declared a s tate of emergency tn Humboldt County so it can apply for federnl funds for a shoreline road that 1s washed out The count~ public works department said r epairs could cost SJ 4 million SAN FRANCISCO I API The city's corone r Friday a ngrily de· n1ed repo rts he conduct ed classes in sadomasochis m sare- ty o r that Mayor Dianne Feinli· tein knew anything about them. Or Boyd Stephens s aid the news reports made it seem like c ity officials "condone tying up som eone and beating the m with a stick. That's absolutely pre- post erous." Instead , a Feb. 10 meeting with members of the homosex- ua I business community was de· s igned to encourage cooperation with the police in c rime in· vestigations. said Stephen s. "I T H A D A BSOLUTELY nothing to do with sex, teaching a bout sex. talking about sex or a n ything else.·· he said . Police community relations or- f ice r Paul Sei dl e r echoed Stephe ns' report, saying the meeting was concerned with police-community relations and s afety Stephens said that while he ~ ~ ~ ~ Winter not over yet I Snou, due in Midwest, Rockies, New England ~ IJ.S •• .,..a,,, Sunny \kin covort<I mu<ll ol 11" Ntion ~'tcNy but tAOwtr.owers w•rt tUllort910 lrom • -Of 11 el M••qutllt end Seult Sit "'"'• "'''" • 10 • "'"" ot 11 ti Fori l.•ud••,,. ... l'I• . . 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The implication of the arlic l<' is that we t each people how to do sadomasochistic sex . and that 1s absolutely wron~ " He said he appeared at the meetings on sadomasochis m. or ganized by community groups. on his own time The newspaper s tories quoted Stevens as saymg that 10 per cent o f Sa n Fran c i sco's horn 1cides we r e related to sad omas ochis ti c sex . pre - dominately among homosex uals. but Stephens today denied ever saying that The quote was that IO per cent of our homicides are sex ually related,"· He said "This included sexual assaults . " both by heterosexuals a nd homosex uals H E SAID THE percentage of hom i c id es linked to s adomasochism is "very s mall. may be l percent or less We oc casionally see them · · Another San Francisco doctor. one who specializes in gay pCJ tients. said the 10 percent rigure would be "astounding." Stephens complained lhat the reports may have destroyed fi ve years or efforts to build up com municalions with the city·s large homosexual community And he complained they "are really giving a bad black eye to San Francisco, which isn't de· ser ved " · · f got a call from some guy from Germany who said he wanted l o join o u r sadomasochism club, .. Stephens complained. A car parked near the van sped from th1• scene but was s topped almost immediately by a second offi cer . De nnis Cost. police s1.11d Cost arre~t ed .I Carmen Cordova Salinas, 19. driver of the car allc·gedly loaded with about $1,()()() worth of electronics equipment reportedl y s tolen from the van. Free concert set at GWC Pianist Allen Giles and nutist Anne Diener Giles will perform Tuesday at Golden West College in Huntington Beach. 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The report. by San Jost State University researchers. resulted from a random s ampling of 299 California schools attended by 193,000 students. It said the fOod served at the schools is "generall y of good nutritional quality.·· Elementary schools serve the most nutritious food. followed by intermediate or 1unior high sc hools. an d then by high schools THE MOST FREQUENTLY ser ved food in e le mentary schools was salad. but cookies or brownies topped the list at in- termediate schools. and candy in high schools. the report said. It said no elementary schools and only two inte rmediate schools surveyed had vending mac hines. but more than half the high schools had them. The mac hines often contained only soft drinks and candy. the report said The board, in its vote o n school lunch funding. disagreed with Supe rinte ndent Wilson Riles. whose de pa,rtment op· posed Brown's budget plan. T HE STATE SUBSI DI ZES 8.18 cents of each lunch for all 4 million California public school students. Brown 1s proposing to t!li minate that for s tudents whose families make more than $15,490 a year. a savings to the state of $12.4 million. . Said board me mber Marion Drinker of Saratoga, in support of Brown's plan. "We have to ask ourselves. in a difficult financial period. whether it is government's responsibility to provide funds for all children " Board Pr es ident Ann Leavenworth said she feared elimination of the subsidy would require some school cafete rias to close. GENE WHITE, DIR ECTOR of the department's Office of Child Nutrition. s aid Reagan's pro· posed cuts would increase sub· stantially the price of lunches for the s tudents who must pay for them. and may reduce the number of children who get free lunc hes Currently. childre n whose families make less than $10,270 gel their lunches free . children from famlli~s making between Sl0.270 and $15.490 pay 20 cents per meal. and children from higher-income families pay 55 cents in elementary schools. 75 cents m intermediate schools. and 90 cents in high schools Ms . White said Reagan's pro· p osa l would increase t he average price to $1 30 per meal for children from higher-income fa milies. Cable movie service due LOS ANGELES <AP ) Times Mirror Cable Television Co. plans to set up a movie service to purchase program- ming directly from film studios rather than movie wholesale rs. The service. to be called Spotlight, will replace Time lnc.'s Home Box Office Inc. in cable television systems operat- ed by the division or Times Mir- ror Co. ., Mayor angered by skit PISCATAWAY, N.J . (AP> -New Jeraeyans have long chafed under tbe ridicule heaped upon their state by their big· city neighbors across the Hudson River . LI h1 IT But the last 'straw for the mayor or this central New Jersey town came when be beard a "Satur· day Night Live" player who was portraying a goofy chemical worker give Piscataway as his address. MAYOR R OBE.R T Smith said he was "out· raged" by the skit on the NBC late-night comedy program and is demand· ing eith er a pubhc a polo'g y o r ti me to respond. Handy roosf Last week the regular· ly featured character played by actor Joe Piscopo was shown en· dorsing his fictitious place of employment, United Chemical Co. in Pi scataway, a s "chemicals dripped off his helmet and onto his s andwich ... said Smith. While some motorists ignore information on 55-mile-per- hour speed limit signs. this bird has plenty of use for the marker. He 's perched with lunch atop post near stables south of Corona del Mar. ··When they said the gu y wa s rrom Piscataway, I got out· raged . These people have slandered us," said Smith. a professor of chemistry and envif on· mental sciences at Mid· dlesex County College Wedding to be held for I 0,000 couples "WE HAVE written NBC and asked for a public apology. If they I don't agree to that. we want equal time to tell our side of the story ... An N BC spokesman. who a s ked not to be identified. said the network would have no comme nt until it r e · ceived the mayor's let· ter. S AN FRANCISCO <AP I Un ification Church officials say they will marry 10.000 couples from around the world in a s ingle ceremony sometime dur- ing 1981 as part of a n effort to create a culture beyond racial a nd national bounds. The church also will hold re· vival meetings in a dozen American cities in an effort ''to solve serious problems or dee· ad ence. i mmo r ality and a breakdown of the social fabric." says Mose Durst. president of the church in America. Durst took over control of the controversial church from the Rev. Sun Myung Moon in May. Moon, 61 . remains the church's spiritual leade r. "THE QUICKEST WAY lo end racism. we believe. is by en couraging interracia l mar riage ... Durst said. "We believe in mix and match, shake and bake and we celebr ate inter racial marriage." The group marriage will be performed by Moon. according to Durst. Durst 's assistant. Jeremiah Schnee. said the 10.000 couples will come from all over the world. No date or s ite had been chosen Durst said the revival meet· ings will be an attempt to eliminate crime by bringing peo· pie to the church. .. At a time when crime is tear· mg apart the American society, the Unification Church seeks to offer an alternative an ethical society centered upon God's love.·· Durst said. THE CHURCH ALSO will con· tinue to preach its anti communist theme, he said. though the church is not "fun· damentalis t ," Durst said the American political climate has changed and "now it seems to be popular to see the danger of Marx· ism." The c hurch counts 30,000 American members. prints newspape rs in English and Spanish, operates a worldwide news service and is producing a major motion picture through a pro-church corporation rn Japan. Schnee said there are about a million members worldwide. Each church member is as· signed 360 families to contact on behalf or the church. J>urst said. 'The average age of members, commonly called Moonies. is 28. "WE'RE NOT THE new kid on the block anymore." said Durst. "People don't have to beat up on us anymore to find out if we're tough enough to take it. We can take it." The church bas been accused of mind control and kidnappin& by some former memben and was once investigated by Congress for its possible ties to the South Korean govem,nt. Commander at El Toro g ets post The commander of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station has been named deputy com · mander of the Atlantic Fleet Marine Force in Norfolk. Va. A Marine Corps spokesman said Maj. Gen. Leo J . LeBlanc. 50. commander of the aircraft wing al El Toro since May 1979. will leave for his post when ar· rangements are completed. His replacement will be Brig. Gen. John V. Cox. 50, who is scheduled for promotion to ma- jor general. Cox has been station commande r at El Toro and aU other Marine West Coast bases since July 1980. The spokesman also noted that Pi scopo comes from Passaic, in northern New Jersey. Coffee -cancer link hit SACRAMENTO <APJ -Most local coffee drinkers plan to keep on drinking it despite a cancer report. Most of the coffee drinkers inte rviewed in- formally doubted there were any grounds in the Harvard report linking pancreatic c ancer lo coffee consumption. Some said the report fa ifed to identify the s upposed carcinogenic ingredient. "I think it's a big scar e ," sa id Ernes t Br y ant , a c arpet manufacturer Commented Jim Hey. I a project administrator for a contracting com - pany. "The su rgeon ·g e n e r a I s a y s i l · s harmful to be born these days.·· Congresslllan r e signs1 after sodoniy charge JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -Rep. Jon Hinson, R-Miss .. arrested last month on a charge of attempted oral sodomy in a House office building men's room. announced Friday he is resigning effective April 13. Hinson said he had informed both Gov. William Winter and House Speaker Thomas O'Neill Jr., 0 -Mass., of bis res· ignatlon, which he said was "the most difficult and pain· rut decision of my Ufe." . Hinson, 38. who has been ln seclusion since his Feb. 4 arrest in a restroom of the Longworth House Office Build· ing on Capitol Hill, said in a written statement be had reached his decision after "weeks of medical care and self Inquiry." Hinson was arrested last month for allegedly engagin1 In oral sodomy with an employee of the Library of ConjCress. CLOSING CLOSING SALE SALE AGA JOHN ORIENT AL RUGS la closing their branch In Newport Beach All Oiitntal Rugs reduced for clearance Chinese, lriilan, Pakistan, Per:slan, Romanian l 19" DIAGC>fW\ SYSTEM Ill WITH REMOTE CONTROL TM HASTINGS • SM1961W • Computer SPACE COMMAND" 2500 Remote Control • 19" diagonal Zenith SYSTEM 3 Decorator Compact Table TV Tri-Focus Picture Tube. Triple-Plus Chassis Color Sentry Electronic Tuning VHF/UHF /CATV Remote Control Channel Selection with Up/Down Scan On- Screen Channel and Ttme Display Electronic Power Sentry PAP (Peak Resolution Picture) C11cu1t Cable Ready Audio Output/Earphone Jack. 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Clear air turbulence -CAT as the fl yboys caJI it -J could · s tom ach but what arrived on my tray hermetically sealed in see· through plastic was something else. The airline called it a snack. At At tica it wou ld have Fiddlf»rs all provoked a riot in the maxlrnurn security wing. Even the l a d s ln "ad· minist rat ive segr e eatlon," which is the new bureaucratic euphe mism for solitary confine· meat, would have hollered for a civil tights mouthpiece. 1 could see J a mea Cagney in one of those old War ner Bros. peniten- tiary flicks hurling his tray into the stoolie's face before going over the wall or into the kitchen to deck lhe chef. The plat du jour out of Atlanta ,. .......... Five fiddlers exhibit various degrees of concentration as t hey perform at a "Music in Our Schools" program at Nashville. Tenn. They are learning by the Suzuki method. Doctor seeks stay • 1n sex count case SAN FRANCISCO 1AP1 The state Supreme Court has been asked lo block actions taken against a Fresno physician who allegedly indulged in sexual ac· livity with female patients. The petition from Charles D. Willis deals with the Medi-Cal NYC lacks for shelters NEW YORK \AP> ' The problem of homeless people on ci· ty streets has "reached such ex· t~aordinary proportions" that the crty and s tate must act im· mediately to provide emergency housing, a study by the Com muni· ty Service So<:iety of New York says. With as many as 36,000 people ho m eless. availab le s helter "falls woefully short." the study charged. Onl y 3,200 beds are available in public and privately operated shelters and Bowery hotels under contract with the city. it found. The non-profit, non-sectarian socia l agency's report said not only have government agencies failed to race the problem but have also aggravat ed it by discharging patients from men· tal institutions . provider's license. which the state Depa rtment of Health re· voked . An ear lier request for a hearing, pending befo re the tribunal, involves the revocation by the Board of Medical Quality Assur ance of his physician 's license. effective June 16. 1980. A DOCUMENT FILED by the a ttorney gene ral earlier said t hree women p atients allege Willis sexually a bused them dur· ing therapy. His petition claims depriva· tion or equal protection and due process and that the trial and appellate courts erred in refus- ing to stay the department's or· der until appeals are completed. There have been stays of bolh orders, but the one covering the provider's license expires March 26. He said if no stay is granted he will have to close his practice. WILLIS NOTES that board findings were the basis for the revocations and 1claims the del- egation of such powers to it Is unconstitutional and standards of review used are improper. Willis' petition said that the patients were emotional, depressed and im agined the sex. ual actions. He had participated in the Medi·CaJ progr am for 16 yean. bun ebllled to cabin temperature -the oollide of the cabin at 37 ,000 Ceet. The innards of the sandwich resembled dark meat turkey In teicture, amellecl faint· Jy of teft-over tunafiah Hlad but ml1ht have been br aised boa constrictor or 'possum cuUet. AJ.ONGSIDE, SKEWERED by an orange-tasseled toothpick, was an even tinier sandwich In a roll about the size of a bank teller 's rubber finger stall. It was filled with a reddish·hued coldcut that fe ll somewhere" between Army K-ration corned beef and sHced fillet or kitchen sink stop· per . For afters, as the British say, ther e was the inevitable whitish cheese lhat tastes like soap, a favorite of all airlines since it t akes t he bette r pa rt of a t rapacontinental fli ght to re· move the aluminum foil wrap· ping and most of the next day to get it off the roof of your mouth. "No macad a m ia nuts ," grumbled the executive type <two pocket calculators and a clipboard> in the window seat a head. "How Jong's it been since you had macadamia nuts with yo ur d rinks on a d omestic fli ght? .. IT SEEMED SO long ago, J co~ld not even vent ure a guess. "They stopped ser ving them," he confided the conspiratorial theory o f airline cat e r ing, "when Jimmy Carter became president. It was only peanuts from there on out. Ronald Reagan's not going to restore them either because he didn't carry Hawaii and macadamia nuts are a big industry there." I had no idea our politicians could be so petty, but he assured me he got the lowdown, nutwise, from a friend in the FAA. Or was it the CAA? Appare ntly it wouldn't be long before all lhe airlines would be pushing jelly- beans, just like Air Force One. Getting back to our snack, which took some courage, I was relieved to discover that my in- ability to pin down the contents or the teller's index finger-type s andwich was shared by our cabin crew. "MISS," I HEARD an elderly lady across the aisle address the stewardess, s hovelling ice into pape rcups for the one-teabag- per-flight-iced tea , "what kind ol m eat is in s ide this little sandwich?" "Salami. Hungarian s alami," replied the cabin attendant. a trifle uncertainly. "Baloney ... corrected the one collecting lhe booze money, who obviously had seniority. Or was that just an epithet? It seemed libelous to blame the Hungarians but having flown M a lev. the Hungarian airline. I had no deep seated guilt feelings on the subject. "SIMPLY DELICIOUS," in· tone d t he inq uiring e lderly passenger , who at second glance ha d th e pron ounced fa cial features, as well as the taste buds , of a giant aardvark. Sbe wo uld have enjoyed the cuisine on Aerofl ot. especially t he bread ed s h i r t cardbo ard schnitzels. the birch juke and the chkken Kiev that festered with_ a greasy goo at the first prod of a fork prong. Of late a ll airline cooking. particularly for the back of the bus. seems to have deteriorated below the minimum standards required of a Second Class Scout. Perhaps F reddie Laker has the right idea about food on his Skytr ains to London : brown bag it and you have only yourself to blame for the haute cuisine on high. I UNDERSTAND THE legen· da r y Royal Air Ra wa lpindi doesn 't ser ve any food at all to Its tourist class p assengers. It hands out begging bowls and lets them have the run or fi rst class for 15 minutes. T here is. of course, no Royal Air Ra walpindi. This, like the snacks mentioned. was meant to be a joke. Pregnancy: work a risk? Shoold a woman who is pre&- nant be permitted to remain working if she holds a Job? A medical researc her says too often physicians use com- mon sense -not "objective c lini c al j udgm e n t " an fotmulatinc an answer. Dr. Raul Artal was among 10 phyalclan.11 who addressed ••pecll or the hllh·risk worker Friday during the UOth AMuaJ Se11ion of the CallfornJa MedJeal A11oclatlon belnc held at the Dltneylantt Hotel. Dr. Attal, ot Loe An1eles, Hid a normal woman, with an un· complicated pre•nancy, whole Jobi calla for no creater activity tban mJpt be encountered In roullM. day·lo·day acU.tU•, ataoald be pennltsed to won • . to the lime she goes into labor without suffering ill effects. But Dr. Artal cautioned it ls the pregna nt woman pre- dis posed to premature delivery, uterine anamolles, cardiac di1- ease, anemia. high blood pret· aure or diabetes mellltus, to name several medical tondi· lions, who probably should not wori.. "Who can work and who can· not? In &be paat many NeOm· mendaUom have been b11ed on common C and that'• au. Man y con ue to bele that oa common MMe and not •c'-Ulk evidence," Anal tald. Pre1nancy, und~r l•d•ral rules, he aaid, ls contldend a dl1abillt1, but one ta.at womea, under llGtlDal eondlUau. band&e ' '' "very well.'' On the question of physical ac- llvl\y during pregnancy, Art.al said anything a woman does wUJ 1 "compromise" the amount of uterlfte blood lhal ls sent to the developing fetus via the placen· I ta. The maximum amount of blC>od ti sent to the tetus when the pregnant woman ls at rfft ana on ber aide. 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NIW YORK -TM new and revoht- tioaary tecbalquea of molecalar biolol)', aloa1 witb other n.w •P· proacbee, abou1d play a mtJor role In lb• reaeareb on cancer In the u.». Tbe UM of r~mbhlant DNA and "1matt'' man-made antibodies, with new attenUoo to vaccine• and vltamlnl, will occupy 1ta1e center ln the lo.DI· I runnlna canw drama. . I "THESE AllE THE most important f areas I'd put money Into," says Or. I Frank J . Rauacher Jr., senior vice pres· I ldent for research of the American Cancer Society and former director of, 1 the national cancer proaram, the Na· I Uonal Cancer lnaUtute. : Dr. Rauscher bas some say in where : the money goes, both through direct al- l location of Cancer Society research • grants and th.rough the art of persuad· J l~g congressional committees that fund rederal efforts. bnplicated, but in a mucb mor. com· plieated fuhlao. ·•You• re 1oln1 to see a .new area of raeanb called rilll aueament and clMmopnvenUon. • • Rauacher pre· diets. "So we're Mk.Int the qu.Uona.'' to'or example, "Are there vaccines out there, oaturatly occurrln1 chemical sub· stances wbicb, if taken in our dtet or as 1 pUl, can prevent the development of cancer despite the fact that we are ex· posed t.o cancer-causing chemicals, and radiation, and viruses? "And I tb1nk the answer already ls 'yes, we can do that.' It'• worked in animal systenu, so much so that It's be- ing tried in people right now." ONE OF THE VITAMINS under in· vesUgation is retinoic acid, a chemical cousin of vitamin A, which is known to be a "potent inhibitor " of cancer in laboratory animals. Rauacber says tbe problem wtU be more ln 1etUn1 1clenu.t. to persuade lbemMlva of tbe 1atety of the vied.De. And, u.nllle the poJio vaccine, which proved ltHI! in a 1bort time, aa anti· cancer vaccine would require m1ny year1 before lta value could be de· termined. ONE OF TUE FR\llTS of modern biolocy. recombinant DNA or tene spllclne, la al.ready beio& used I.a the production of the anti-cancer afe.nt ln· te rferon, the drug now undergoing clinical testing. Interferon is both ex· pensive and in abort supply. but the gene splicing is expected t.o remedy that. The recombinant DNA technique is being_ used lo produce interferon by isolating genes or human interferon and splicing them into bacteria where they grow, beeoming "factories" for mass producUon of the s ubstance. neutrallliq and tlimlDaUQI tbe fonip anU1ea. If a lialle ceU matlnl a 1pecltk an· ttbody ~d be m•alpulated la the laboratory, u.e cell'• off1pn111 could be cloned to produce lar11 amoau of matcbiu antJboclJes, 1JI acttna afllnat a atn1Je foreiin anticen -a monoclonal antibody. Tbt1 tool could be used t.o screen peo- ple at hllh rlak of developlne a particular cancer in hopea of early d•· tectlon. To treat a cancer, Rauscher says, "You could booll a cytot.oxin, a sub- stance that k1lls cells, or an anti-cancer drug like adrlamycine, to that monoclonal antibody, to matte it radioactive. You would be usin& a rifle instead of a shotgun," because it would zero in on the specific cancer cell. I The new emphasis will mark a I change in approach. Earlier efforts ' aimed at finding a single virus that ' might cause, say, breast cancer. It was I this detective work, fruitless to date, • that drew much attention during the 1970s, during the •·war on Cancer." NOW, MUC H RESEARCH is 1 b e ing don e to determine what speci fi c protein s ites on 1 the shell or coat of the virus actually bave the cancer-causing effect, rather 1 than the whole virus. Viruses are still .Vitamins C and E are chemicals known as anti-oxidants, which prevent the conversion of many other chemicals to an active state as we eat or breathe them, Rauscher says. In the case of a carcinogen, or cancer- causing agent, ··rr you can prevent that conversion t.o the active form," be says, "you can swim in a sea of carcinogens and not get cancer. "In the next 10 years, you'll see a lot of work on vaccines . . . First would be a vaccine against herpes simplex tyi)e 2 virus, thought to be closely related to cervical cancer, and perhaps penile and prostate cancer." Another vaccine would e mploy the Epstein Barr virus, the cause or tn· fectiou.s mononucleosis and thought to be at the least a contributing cause of Burketl's lymphoma, a cancer similar to Hodgkin's disease and related to cancer of the nose, throat and windpipe area. But, the newest and most dramatic possibility is the use of monoclonal an- tibodies for diagnosis and treatment of cancer, along with a large number of other diseases. The technique is based on the fact that the body's immune system pro· duces antibodies, molecules that fight off foreign invaders called antigens. "l'LL BET BEFORE the year is out, and I mean a year. we're ~oin.i to see that in people." he s ays. "That approach has never even been thought of before." Critics have complained that the billions poured into the "War on Cancer" have produced meager re- sults; some contend that such expen- ditures reduce funds available for re- search on other major diseases. But Rauscher says that cancer re· mains special, "a devastating group of diseases. The public has set this as a priority for good reason. The economic impact is devastating, not to mention the suffering." "You would inoculate several million kids, wait 20 years and see if th,t dis- ease is prevented." THESE DEFENDING m olecules have binding sites on their surface that recognize specifi c sites on the surface ol the antigens a nd loc k onto them, Would the public cooperate on such vaccination programs? Involvements compared Check Viet, E l Salva d or re port v s . action By DAVID TUCKER David Tue kn. ha.story in.!tructOT at the Univenity of Chicago, a.s wnting a book on Vietnam. f c J Public Re1earch, Syndicated, 1981. As the public debate over El Salvador in- tensHies, the comparisons with Vietnam grow more frequent and more impassioned. The themes are by now familiar. A repressive right-wing regime, favoring ' the landed and the wealthy, has caused the peo- ple of El Salvador to rise spontaneously and de- mand justice. As in Vietnam, the U.S. supports ' thls repressive government with economic and military aid. Military advisers are al ready in El Salvador and more are planned. Granted, their numbers are s mall, but didn't our involvement in Vietnam begin with only a few advisers? As an unnamed Mexican orricial put it, "U.S. military involvement threatens to Vietnamize the region ... FROM THE SALVA DORAN guerrillas and their supporters in thjs country we hear charges of U.S. colonialism and imperialism reminis- cent of the charges made against our policy in • Vietnam. In the misguided purs uit or our interests the U.S. is said to collaborate with a terror-wielding junta to obstruct the legitimate aspirations of "the people." El Salvador is no more a "vital interest" · than Vietnam. We must let the Salvadoran peo- ;,. ple work out their own fate. and not be goaded ,• on by an inordinate fear of Castroite Com- ~ munism. The worst thing we can do is intervene, :. create another Vietnam and suffer all the ;. domestic anguish and international disgrace Vietnam s ho uld teach us that the world would be better off if only the U.S. would end its involvement in El Salvador. The people of El Salvador would escape the ravages of war. The U.S. would not get bogged down in a war it cannot win, supporting a government that does not have the support of the people. And the international community would be s p a r ed the trauma of another American crusade against a mythical worldwide Com- m unist movement. The comparison of El Salvador and Viet- nam can be enlightening, but not for the reasons usually advanced. An accurate comparison might even lead us to approve U.S. involvement in El Salvador. IN VIETNAM WE WERE not battling a spontaneous popular revolution. The National Liberation Front, purportedly an independent coalition of groups opposed to the U.S.- supported regime, was in ract controlled by North Vietnam, as were the Viet Cong. North Vietnamese regular army units, sup- plied by the Soviet Union, and not the peasant forces of the Viet Cong, captured Saigon on April 30, 1975. A few months before, these units bad invaded the south, pushing across the de- militarized zone that separated North from South Vietnam. We ought to keep this in mind when we hear reports of ar m s, by way of Cuba and Nicaragua, reaching insurgents in El Salvador. SINCE THE PEOPLE OF El Salvador did not rise to support the recent general offensive by the insurgents, we should also keep in mind the similar failure or the people of South Viet- nam to rise and support the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong general offensives in 1968 and 1972. . .-~ ~~r.:""~...., 'WEU..MY ~WISER IS Unt&AM . AND lm.£ 9M ~A.YS ... ' This failure frustrated the expectations of the North Vietnamese and belied their claims that the population of South Vietnam supported the political and social organiz.ation ultimately imposed on them by the force of North Viel· namese arms. We should treat stories of the idealism and compassion of the insurgents in El Salvador with skepticism. DURING THE WAR in Vietnam, there were streams of allegations or atrocities and war crimes perpetrated by the U.S. and the South Vietnamese. We seldom heard of the massacres and the torture carried out bv the Viet Con«i. or of their syste matic assassination and mutila- tion of village chiefs in an attempt lo intimidate the populace. Little was said about the slaughter by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong of more than 2,000 civilians in Hue in 1968. In Vietnam we fought a brutal enemy that was made to appear com- passionate and even humanitarian. The discrepancy between what actually oc- curred in Vietnam and what we heard about it here should warn us to look carefully at what we now hear about El Salvador. Even those who wish to report accurately may be unable to do so because of wartime chaos and confusion in a foreign country. FINALLY, WE OUGHT to be wary of the suggestion that 1f the U.S. would only pull out of El Salvador, everything would be all right. Did our departure from Southeast Asia solve that region's problems? Clearly not. The suffering has spread, and the region has become even more s ubject to outside in· fluence. Several nations in the area asked the Japanese Prime Minister during his recent tour to build up Japanese military power in order to offset growing Russian dominance . • J that accompanied that last war. ~ ~ ... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------lm!lll---~ .. Public opinion catches up with Reagan ideas By THOMAS D. ELIAS For President Reagan, there (must be a strong sense of vin- dication these days. 1 Suddenly his economic views are popular, after years of r i d icu le by establi s hed • economists. I Suddenly bis views on Umiting government regulation of in- dustry are fashionable. AND IDS VIEWS on national defense a re now widely ac- cepted. j CALIFORNIA FOCUS It's a change for Reagan, who in the past bas sometimes been ahead of public opinlon wttbOut receiving much credit. The most prominent example of that was property tax reform, a cause he backed to the extent of calling a special state election on the is· sue ln ur73. His tu limit proposition failed, but five years later condl· tiona changed and a similar measure puled as Proposition 13. Now it looks lite Reaian will Diiiy Pllll The comment P»flt of the Dally Piiot seek• to inrt>rm and sllmulate ruder• by prcacntlna a variety or com menlary on topics or Interest and sl•nlflcance from in· formed ob1erver1 and 1pobamcn be out in front again on ·another growing issue. THE CHAIRMAN of Reagan's law enforcement policy t ask force indicates he believes crime-fighting may become one of the next major thrusts for Reagan. And once again, Reagan wiJJ be pushing Ideas he has advanced for years: More police, with more authority, and more sympathy for crime victims. But Evelle J . Younger, the former two-term California at- torney. general, s aid the anU- crime effort will probably have to wait until Reagan has his first opportunity to appoint a Supreme Court justice. "MOST OF THE landmark criminal law decisions of the last 30 yean have been made by S-4 split decisions," '(ounger says. "President Reagan's first appointment may mate history because it may r e verse the margin of those decisions." Younger said his tasll force found the "e:icluslonary rule," which prevenu COW'U from coo. aidering illegal11·obtalned evidence no matter bow ln· crimlnating it ma)' .be, the •incl• lar1est factor encouratln• violent crime t6dQ. ''Street crime flourt.1l11 ln'no small de1ree beeauae of tbll rule," he aaid. "I beUeve tW'1l>- in1 it around will be the flrlt m.,_ step toward controlllnt crtm•." Y Ot1NGlt&, W80 1alCI Reapn ..,_. wiUI b1I Yin, Cali.cs the Nie ''a IOdal _,.n. meat tUt failed. No J~ ln U.. wartd bM ~oar mlt- tate tit tllll .....,.i7'~ Tbt excluttonar1 rule ••• _.bllabed Cle a M "'9 '11 U. ..,,.. ... Court ud bal bNil .... peatedJy sustained by similar narrow margins. Younger said the Reagan task force listed its elimination as the top priority in law enforcement. Other tactics be said Reagan would push include putting more uniformed police on street beats, building new prisons to house "the animals roaming our cities" and enacting a new federal death penalty law. A s governor , Reagan pushed all those ideas except construction of new prisons. The Reagan task force also recommended revising ba il procedures to keep viole nt criminals in custody while they wait trial and called for changes in appeal "Procedures to speed handling of cues. Younger said Reagan has promised to set up a permanent study group to devise new ways of aiding crime victims. Thal was another effort begun in his California administration, when a system paying victims up to $10,000 was set up. AS 111EY DID with property taxes, events have shifted public feelings about crime. With murder rates rising across the nation, acceptance of tough anti- crime measures and bard-line appointees to the Supreme Court will be easy for Reagan to get. While the Reagan ideas on law enfo r cement may no t be original, t hey were ahead o f public opinion, as were his ideas on the economy and property taxes. And that can on- ly strengthen his political posi- tion. Head tops off refreshing news SAN FRANCISCO -As witness John Cordoni cracked up, Ralder Ted Hen- dricks, greatest linebacker or 'em all, popped a quarter in· to the S .F . Chronicle newsrack outside bis favorite bar, the Bus Stop on Union. Then be placed a full fresh bottle of beer inside and walked away. After about 15 people &atbered at that corner, awaiting the bua , Hen · drlcta ••un· · tered up, put another quarter in tbe mac b I J\ e., took out the beer a.nd wan· dered down the street, drink· inl lt. Al the 1ceM fades, n ... tbe _.._. bya~ s>e•rinl Into tbe 1ewsract, wondertnsb . . . . •oa a ,A8t1L O U8 foou.t.eia: 1'taanb to ~ Neuber1tr,,.. learn that tbe ~f11Alt•li11u18a-' quired what every communl· ty college needs most -a Gender Equity Facilitator! ·'Thia isn 't costine us anything, it's all Federal money," as the sayin1 goes; thanks to UU. "fundJng " a word administrators love dearly, all 107 community col- le1es will IOOD have one (the Feds originally called these ··sex Equity Facllltat.ors,'' but the StateJ· \n&• t.houiht th1t a bit, well, coarse) ... Alameda's Gender Equity Facmtator la Leslie Henrf,uea, a unlaeit name, but n tbis caa;, female., Her job la "to lend technical aaalataMe and con· 1ultallon to corrtct sexual imbalances In vocational educaUon." What mean? Tbat women should be en· coura1ed to learn to repair dleael enctnes, wbll• men need not feel ashamed to take up cook.lJlf and 11wtq ., t.... . The Gender Eqult7 FaclUtaor la alto "reepoul· bl• for dnllopment ol a fl• to facllltaCAt mn..-ol &.be ....... ,..... ,,. . ...., I dominated by one." Mem- bers of the Moral Majority will immediately perceive this as yet another attack on the missionary posit.ion, or, sex as God intended. CAENFETTI : For the Cuuuute Firm Name of the wk ., Laurie Graham nominates Carmel's Ladder Day Saints -not a relieious ea:oup, but bouae painters ... And Donna Ewald cau1bt a nice double word play on Boward St. here -a second-hand Western clothlnS store called Wom Out West. A CHILD'S G~RDEN of quotes: Durln• a quiet nllht 1t Bush Garden, Tak Auuba Hid to Cbulle Huy, "Hey, let's all 10 down to tbe ' Ru11lan Consul and sin, 'Look r. U.. Ulion L1btl' In Polllb, hokay?" ••• Ronnie Rea1u t'Owed tbat be would mah aaem_ployment llnes abort... an~ Alex Meltelf now IMJw he wUI do WI: "Ir • ._., f,MPI• at• .... tDC llH.' COMEDIENNE JOYCE James, complaining about today's short relalionshlpts: "Now when a guy leaves a cal, she says 'But 1 gave YbU the bes t h o urs of my week! • .. . . . Carrie Snow, explainin1 why the six o'clock news depresses her: "The police composites alwaya look Wte my latest boy friend.·' ANXIOUS TO START 1et another contest , Jolao Jacobson wooden lf we now have a record number of wives, ex-wives and wldo" of Prealdents and ex· Pre1ldenta: Besa Truman, Jackie 0 .1 Pat Nixon, Bett.J Ford, Ros Carter, Nancy Reaean and -let ua not for1et -Jane Wyman. AND PlaRAn YOU'V'I •••• and beard tb• ••• Dauma W-. ...Wpm•t i. elud• • Ma7 taped .._. tla•t pmrt. "Pleue turn• JO•t llt~ta ." ffl,b•aJ PatHlmaa Men rallb ,talli W ,.,._,., ~·· CHILDREN'S PAGE •• Strawberry ldn to rose PopUlar fruit grown in every state Andy sends the Star Wars Question and Answer Book About Space to Wally Stevenson, 9, of Jackson, Tenn .. for his question: 'WHY DO WE CALL STRAW- BERRIES BY THAT NAME? Good -tasting berries on strawberry plants seem to be · strewn or scattered among the eround...clinging leaves. It is for this reason, most likely, that lhe plant was fl r st called the s tre wberry. Gradu ally, the nam e wa s c hang e d to strawberry. The strawberry plant belongs to the rose family. Short. woody stems hold leaves that grow in groups of three. The plant has s h ort roots and s m all white flowers with a pleasant odor. Greenish-white fruit forms in place or some of tile nowe rs and eventually the fruit turns to a rich, red color when it ripens . The berries, like the Clowers, also give off a pleasant fra grance. And the fruit has a de- licious taste. A strawberry differs from a true b e rry , s uc h as the huckleberry . The strawber ry does not have an outer skin around the seed It has a fleshy, s wollen fruit with dry yellow seeds on the outside . When the s trawberry ripens, the petals of the Clower fall off and all that re mains is the calyx. a leafy s ub- s tance shaped like a star NOT EVERY s trawberry fl ower produces fruit, however Some rtowers do not have Rarity in white ASK ANDY stamens. These must be planted near plants that have stamens. so that their pollen can fertilize the seeds. This type of pollioa- ti o n is known as cross· pollination. You will not be a ble to reproduce the strawberry plant with seeds. When the fruit is de- veloping, the plant sends out slender growths called runners T hese look li~e strings and they grow along the ground and send roots into the soil The roots produce new plants which grow and bear fruit. The strawber ry runners can be t aken from m ature plants and replanted t o start new plan· tings. The strawberry plant grows best in cool. moist climates. Although they will grow in any type of soil. the plants do best in rich earth. THE STRAWBERRY can be found growing as a cultivated plant and also as a wild pl ant O riginally, the strawberry was grown throughout northern Europe. Wild species were found in Russia, Chile and the United St a t es T he first American s pecies of s trawberry was cultivated about 1835 Today, every state in the Unit· ed States and every province In C anada grows the popular straw~erry plant. The fruit of the strawberry plant is a good source of vitamin C. The berries aiie exceptionally well adapted to quick freezing. And lots of the fruit ends up eithe r m ice cream or Jellies. Andy sends the St ar Wars Question and Ans we r Book About Space to Roberta Otto, 14, of Portland, Ore., for her ques- tion· WHO WAS CONFUCIUS? Confucius was the most in· fluential and respected philosopher in China's history. He lived about 500 8 .C., but up through the A. D 1900s, his ideas have ser ved as the s ingle s trongest influence on Chinese society. . Confucianis m str esses the need to develop moral character and responsibility. Confucius ' teachings have been made the official state philosophy by the Chinese gov· ern m en t. He is honored in China. Japan, Korea. Vietnam and many other countries. His real name was K'ung Ch'iu. The name Confucius is a Latin form that means Great Master K'ung Confucius · conversations and say10gs were recorded by his disciples in a book called the "Analects." IAwl-.. "" ....... ,.,.., t 1r1l ... tw-1-11 ,. ... ., IMlr """1lefl• 1re .an•w-on Ille AD AMlt , .... ,,,.. SIM your ~..-.tioft.., a pest Uni to A•k Andy .... IMO, CMl.o Mtt.a, C.alil. '1al6.I AP Wo,.pllOto A mother rhinoceros. perhaps realizing that her newly born offspring is something special, keeps watchful eye on son at Mem- phis. Tenn., Zoo. Tombi is a 2,000-pound white rhino. Her 143-pound son. not yet na med. is one of few of breed born in cap- tivit y. Don't o verfeed chinchilla Dear EIUe, How much food s hould a chinchilla eat per day., We have one , about Lhe size of a guinea pig. We feed it about one heap· ing tables poon of pellets a day plus a piece of apple or small carrot or some other fruit or vegetable. It always has water. of course. Is this enough? Will a chinchilla overeat if it has food available a ll the lime? Carol G. Dear Carol, Our veterinarian advises to continue as you are doing and not to leave food available all the time. It would seem the animaJ might need a little more of the pellets, but if he is well and active, the diet must be right. Your chinchilla's days might be more interesting for both of you if you divide the rations into two feedings, perhaps the pellets at one time and the fruit or vegetable at another. Many rodent.! in captivity tend to overeat lf food is always available, and they become obese because of the kind inten- tions of their owners. Scientific test.a made on rats have proved that those sll1htly underfed live considerably ~ LETTERS FROM ELLIE longer than Lhose given all they want to eat. So you are being good to your pet by not stuffing him with food. l assume that you provide it with a special chinchilla dust bath mat,?rial, for this is an en· joyable way for the animal to clean its fine, dense hair. In the wilds, these little animals once inhabited many re· gions of the Andes, but now any wild colonies that remain are limited to the high mountains of parts of Chile. The South American govern- ment saved the chinchillas from extinction by banning their hunt· ing and export. Soon domestic bre e ding farm s w ere est a bllsbed. In the ir wild habitat. lif~ is hard and the only available food Is coarse grass and a few other plant.a. Even tresh water is in short supply. So. you can see that it is natural Girl,, 11, turnfl politician LARKSPUR (AP) -One should for1lve If the newett member of the Larkspur Park and RecreaUon Comml11lon 1eem1 a little polltlcally naive. After all, she's only 11. CommJuioner Anna Ertbaon, a 1lxth-1rade 1tudent al Mount Tamalais Elementary School ln MlU Valley, aot tbe ap. pblalment to the HVen-membtr panel after She fiJed A wrllml application. The commiukla bu a ~lUon reaerved for a )'OW\I pertOG, but It bun'l bHft ftlMd lD Mveral yean. Mlu Eli.Ulon HYI abe ha no intention ol beln1 bullied by her older colleai&an on toUCb polltkal l11ue1 affeeUn1 the c1ty'1 parka. ,, "I'm IOlftl to make v m1 OWft mind," abe 1a1cl. r t II' I for these animals not to be over- fed Ellie Dear Ellie, We have some while fantail pig cons w hi c h . a.r e ~e r )'. beautiful. But one 1s getting a very long beak, and I am wor- ried that s he might have trouble eating lt is only the top part t h at is t oo long . I s t here anything that we can do to help her? l.aurie R. Dear Laurie, Pigeons eat by pecking. The two parts of the beak tend to grow all the time, very slowly, of course. to compensate for be· ing worn down. Normally, the be ak always stays the right length But occasionally some alignme nt problem happens, and the upper part begins to grow long and eventu~llY. curves downward. Among pigeon fan- ciers, the trouble is called "hawk beak." Fortunately, it is easy to cor· reel. Get a pair of sharp, strong nail scissors and simply trim the upper beak until it is even with the lower. (It ls best for one penon to hold the bird while another trims.) CUL very gentl)', snip· pint a bit at a time. The bird will feel nothing, but you musl be careful to do the trimming alowly and aenUy, being careful not to trim beyond ~he length of tbe lower portion. Elite &TaANOI! PACT8: TM bl.ck panther lJ Just a dark leopard and ii not a aeparate aped•. ln certain Ucbt, a pattem of •pot.I la vlllble °" it.a coat. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, March 14, 1981 ~· Our field this week was music, and your entries covered every· th ing fr om K a t y Me t z's ''Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" t o Caroly n Jensen's "1812 Overture." complete with can- non. The object was to select a favorite piece or music and i~ lustrate it. Several picked "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" and submitted clever sketches Steve De Lacy became obsessed with rock and envelopes kept arnv- i n g with drawing s s uch as "Rock Around the Clock " and "Rock and Roll All Night " OUR WINNER ts Heidt Lan- dess of 9451 LaLuna, Fountain Valley. Her song is "Alley Cat." and her alley is propt'rly dark and cluttered You wm $5, Heidi. 'ALLEY CAT' ON PROWL FOR PRIZE Heidi LandeH, Fountain Valley C.o.t ----, The runnerup 1s Mary Sulli van of 2351 Aralia St . Newport Beach. for "The Devil Went Down to Georgia ." Your sketch is worth $2. Mary HONORABLE mentions tn elude Scott Townsend of Luguna N i guel. Marin and Claire Younker of lluntmgton Beach. Sa rah and Michac•l Metz of Irvine t Kalv's brother and ~1s ter>. Robbie llllhs a nd Ki m Valentine of Corona del Mar Charles Scroggins of Costa '.'A esa and Del Olandcr of Laguna Beach. THE DEVIL \!VE.NT TO GEORGIA C:DWN I There were !>ome firs t llml' entries again Lh1i. week. which 1s a lways pleasant Our veteran artists welcome you lo thl1 challenge and the fun WE'VE HAO a lot of changes in the weather lately, some nice. some not. What kind of weather do you find most unpleasant" Why? Think about it, and for next week sketch something that will provide us an answer Lo those two questions. Be sure your drawm~s are m bla c k ink on white pa per meas uring 4 inches square Send them to Uncle Len, Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Calif 92626. so that they arrive not later tban Wednesday. world scope ( 10 po1nl1 101 ••Ch Quulion answ••ed correclly) 1 Thi.' fnvironrnenldl Pro1c•C11on Agencv propowd ch.ingc•\ 1n c 11',in .i1r regul.it1on\ th.11 are reportl'Jly dl.'\ol(nt:d 10 (CHOOSl ONE f'il\f'. lll(hlt'nl 1lw rulr\ lore 1nK 1ndu\H~ to tontro l dll µ01lu11on 2 The left1\t l(mrrnmt•nt of Mo1i1mb1quE' exprllrd \('v(•rJI Amrric.in d1plomo1t\ cla1m- 1n1;1 lhC'y w1•r1• \Pll'' \.101amb14ur I\ locatrd on th!' con11rwn1 of / a-Afr1(d Ii C.11U1h '\ml'rrc J c '\\o.l J Li S ~na1or I c Jllrd lor Jn pn<f 10 l ') aid to the ruling government 1n 11 SJl\ador .i-( h.irlC'\ PNC\ b· )!'\\(' Helm\ c-Edward 11.f'nnt>dy 4 S1even T Jud\ w.i\ the pel\on 10 be e~ecutE'd 1n the Un•tf'd C,tdte\ \1nce the dc•J1h penally wa\ rl'·e\t.ibl1\hf'd on 1976 a-4th b-88th c -4001h S Sc1en11S1s a1 1he Un1111"r\11y of l .iltlor n1a JI Berkeley hJ11l' "found" J large gald~y. 1h1• most d1\l,1n1 yt'I d1\cuvNed An "a11erag<>' gala~y. \uch a' !hf' Milky Wo1y, 111 wh1<h wt• ltve, cont.ions Jbout (CHOOC,£ ON£ 100 1housand. 100 bilhonl stars. newsname ( 10 polnlt II you on ldtntlly lhla peraon '" tht new1) I am the US Labor Secretary I tried to reassure \lrikong coal miners by cla1m1ng proposed budget cuts will not deny benef11s for those miners who are aheildy vic11ms of blac I.. lung disease Who am ll matchwords (4 polnla tor tKh correct match) a-raider, ml ruder 1-marauder b-1u1horll11ive command )..martinet c-ravlns mad 4-mammoth d-gigantic MHlct dlscipllnarian DID DEVIL MEET HIS MATCH? Mary Sulllvan, Newport Beach lo addition to being a ramlly run realure, THE QUIZ is an lnlegral parl or lbe in· classroom news program presenled ln Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the Daily Pilot. ,.,,,.,,, •-"' t...W•• down> woow •"'' • news picture ( 10 points 11 you answer 11111 quHllon corrtclly) Janl'I ~owler took parr on a candlel1gh1v1!(1f1n m<>mory of the lO or morP hla1 I.. t h1ldrt>n that have been murr;fered on A1lan1a The u 5 ROv('rnmen1 will \end Allanta \1-m1ll1on 10 help pay for 1he murrlN 1nve\l1ga11on In 1hr U.5, the (C HOOSE ONC: federal, ,talf' ,ond lotdll t(OvPrnm<'nl U\llallv has 1he respons1b1l11y for 1nvest1R.it1n!( murders. sportlight (2 poonls lor uch qut1tlon an1wtred correclly) 1 The Ch1C r111.11 Cub' lidded slugger Oa11e Kingman to the tCHOO':.C ONf · N Y Mc•1s, Bo\tOn Red ~~I. where he played se11eral y<'ar\ ago 2 Some hockey fans were cecently d1s1reued when a number of rPrnrds were broken for penalttes on the NHL In a hockey game, 1hc penally for misconduct 1s usually (CHOOSE ONE: a free \hot for thr opponent, tempo rary remo11al from play). 3 As the regular college basketball season neared 11s end, Zambolr\t "Zam" Fredrick of 1he Un111er\1ty of Soulh Ciuohna led the natron's baske1ball scorers w11h abou1 (CHOOSE ONE 18, 29) po ints per game. 4 American twin bro1hers Phil and Slt've Mahre placed first and thord rE>Specuvely '" the World Cup Giant Slalom skung event on Aspen. Colorado. Thetr most serious competitor w.u Sweden's (CHOOSE ONE: Bjorn Borg. Ingemar Stenmark), who finished in second place. S Nineteen-year-old Oeni'e Biellman won 1he World Figure Skating Championship in Hartford, Connecticu t, sivlns (CHOOSE ONE· the U.S .. Swluerl1nd) its ~inl world skatlns titlr e11er ' .. roundtable F•mlly dl1cu111on (no KON) If you :ere President Reagan, would you asree 10 meet wl1h 1 Sovit'I President Leonid Brezhnev JOOn l YOU .. SCO .. l t1 10 100 polnll -TOP ICOl'it 11 to to polnl1 -hc .. i.nl 71 lo 10 points -Oood II lo 10 paints -'•tr •VIC, Inc .• 311·81 ;,~ :p-t :" :e·z !q·1 :SCJWOMR>J.Vlll UtAOCIOQ puo111.('lv !311VN9MaN uonnq 001~ ,:1 t ~0>·£ !•·z ~an•·t ::1.t110090......ai ..... 111110M ~I . .... Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, March 14. t981 COURSES BY NEWSPAPER- spec ializatio R crowded oUt the GB?J" a, 1aENE avnea It was once believed t.hat every doctor was acquainted with ucb P'tJeot, senslUve Lo indhldual needs, wi1Jln1 to make bous~ caU1 a& any bour. carlna for people from cradle Lo grave with kindneu and personal attention. Tbe old-fashioned 1eneral practitioner delivered babies, performed surge r y , and ·managed the medical problems of childhood, adulthood and old a·ge. tn reality, prior to World War · 1 ll. physicians had limited medical knowledge. Their skiJls were crude, and they practiced medicine more as an art than as 1 a science. In fact. they were not always available when needed, nor were they as supportive as often portrayed. EDITOR'S NOTE: Thb "IM rizth in a 1e.U1 o/ U ortici.1 '~ ''The Nalion'a Hftllth. •• lreM Buttn. pro/11t'>r al the Uni1*rit11 of MaclriQan'a School of PublJc H«Jlllt, "'0~11• wa111 to obtain Pf'~ JMdkGl cart in an age of tncrftJring 'J)ecialWillon Thff aerie•. written /or CourN• "rl Nn>'f"Jper, a program o/ Umwr-1'· t11 EneMori, UC Son Diego, wa1 ~ ~a gront from the Notional En· dowmmt /or the Humonttie1 .>ersonul. humanistic caring. One way to accomplish this is to train an adequate number or generalists and pay them ade· quately for services that will broaden the doctor-patie nt rela lionship to encompass the many aspects or patients' lives that af· feet the onset of disease and the outcome of treatment. nesses, care for chronically ill patients, counseling, and pa- tient education. DESPITE THEIR limitations, they apparently met the public's expectations, and their idealized SYMBOLS OF PERSONALIZED CARE AND HOME VISITS Generel precttttonere Hem to be v•nl1hlft9 breed The medical profession cur· rently favors the approach of training more phys icians in primary care specialties famil y practice, internal medicine, pediatrics. and ob· atetrics and gynecology. It would appear. howev e r . that pathbreaking changes in prac· tice and reimburse m e nt pat- terns are needed before physi· cians can be recruited and re- tained in general or primary care practice. 'Phe ability of these new health practwone rs to provide routine medical services, inclui:ling giv- ing shots. to increase preventive care and patient couns eling. and even to extend care to areas of the country that a re shunned by physicians, has been dem· onstrated across the nation. Pa· lient acceptance of new health practitioners has been favorable . image persisted. · General practitioners themselves. however, seem to be a vanishing breed. Today, many people cannot find a fami· ly doctor who wiU provide con- tinuity of care over a lifetime. Medicine may be more scien· tific , but it is also less humanistic. We must find a way to meet the public's demands for pe rsonalized care that will satisfy social and psychological need s as well as treat disease. What happened to the general practitioner ? Much of the story ca n b e told i n terms o r spec ialiiation AT THE TURN OF the cen· tury, almost all physicians en· tered general practice; the few who s pecialized rec e ived bene fits of more money and greater prestige. In 1931 general practitioners constituted 83 per- cent of all phys icians in private practice. by 1976, only 21 per· cent * * * .\uth•>r al~,, c•()llSU I ta II l Irene Butter. Ph.D .. is a pro- r essor in the department of BUTTER health plan ning and ad· ministration in the School o f Publi c Health at the Univers ity of M ichiga n . where s h e joi n ed the facult y i n 1962. An economist. she has been a cons ultant to var ious national and inte rnational organizations. inc luding the World Health Organization. He r publications include "Foreign Medical Graduates : A Comparative Study of State Li ce n s ur e Policie s'' and "Benefil·Cost Analysis for Men· tal Retardation Programs." In addition to general pracli· tioners. internists and pediatri· cians also provide general. rami· ly care, but all primary care providers combined declined from 94 per 100.000 population in 1931 to 40 per 100,000 in 1976. A steadily growing proportion of physicians is in increasingly specialized practice . The career choices or suc- cessive generations of medical students mirror the growth of s p ecialized medicine . After The~ Natl~ H ~th World War 11 , biomedical re· search entered a period of un- precedented activity and Cinan- ci a I support, and the basic sciences became increasingly important in medical education. University hospitals, centers for clinical research and treatment of comple x and rare diseases. became the training ground for m edical students. Since general practitioners were not ordinarily represented on medical school faculties nor on m edical s taffs of teaching hospitals, medical stu- dents had little or no exposure to general -family practice. THE R ESULT was that specialists displaced generalists and the type of care that generalists deliver declined. It also was not long before s ub- s peciahzation appeared. The forces that gave rise to s pecialization include a medical knowledge explos ion and a m edical tec hnology explosion which jointly led lo the s ub· division of medical activities and to the multiplication of recognized medical specialties, from 20 in the 1930s to 34 in the 1960s and 63 in 1970. Some specialists form groups using c ommon method s or technologies, s uch as surgery and radiology; others concen· trate on an organ or bodily system. ~uch as eyes or skin; still others, such as pediatri· cians or ~eriatricians . treat pa- tients in a particular age group. The ideal size of any given medical specialty and optimal balance among the many fields have received relatively litUe at· tention. One thing is clear: the incentives provided by social status. professional prestige, and income a ll favor specializa- tion over general practice. SPECIALIZATIO N brings both advantages and disadvan· tages. Bene fits attributed to specialization include improved treatment of diseases with the use of antibiotics; making the consequences of some diseases more tolerable with devices like kidney dialysis and heart pacemakers ; and broadening the scope or care through re· habilitation Specialization bas increas ed the capability and competence or ph y~icians in diagnosing and treating many illnesses and injuries. These are s ign i ficant ac · complis hments But there is another viewpoint. When only about one-third of all physicians are trained to pro- vide care for chronic ills or routine care appropriate for 85 to 90 percent of the common ail· ments that lead people to see a doc tor. the ques tion of im- balance becomes a legitimate concern. How much specializa. lion is beneficial for whom? Do the be nefits outweigh the costs? And have medical activities become so excessive ly sub- divided to warrant a public out- cry ? ' Patients with medical prob· lems that cut across specialty fields are increasingly dis - enchanted with the fragmented treatment they receive from s pecialists with narrow areas of clinical practice. ln addition. pa- tients are dis turbed about s k y rocketin g cos t s of technology-intensive care when the more simple, pe rsonal care of a generalist would be ade· quate. The costs of care also in- crease because s pecialization frequently requires that patients see several doctors, thus absorb· ing more patient time, muJtiply- i n g fees , and occasionally duplicating services . OTHER DRAWBACKS o r specialization include the in· crease in hospital emergency room visits for lack of more suitable sources of general care, an-d the consequent discon · tinuities. lack or coordination, mechanization , and de · p ersonalizatio n of care Furthermore, specialists tend to practice in a ttractive urban areas. where there is an abun· dance of physicians, leaving less desirable areas under·served. Neglect of prevention a nd health education are additional costs associated with specialization as currently practiced. Th e time has come for medicine to change its course. To assure that societal needs are met. medicine must find a way to combine scientific sophistica· tion with preventive medicine. patient cou n se ling , a nd T H E R EFOR E, cons ide rable attention has been g i ven to another approach: training new health practitioners. including various types of physician assis- tants and nurse practitione rs, to deliver general medical care in collaboration with physicians Most visits to the doctor are b y people with rel.ative ly un· complicated conditions that could well be handled by some- one with less training tha n physicians have. The training of new health practitioners whic h sometim es in clud es academic as well as practical training -qualifies them, under the direction of a physician. to perform functions that used to be handled only by physicians These in clude routine examina lions. treatment of minor ill· Million ex.JJected HOWEVER , NEW he alth practitioners are stiU limited in number. and they a re likely to remain so because of the cool- ness of the medical profession toward the concept. As more and more doctors graduate from medical school each year - e nrollme nts in the n ation 's medical schools have more than doubled in the last twelve years doctors may becom e increas· ingly reluctant to share medical practice with new health practi· ti one rs. The root of the problem hes in a conflict b.:t ween the interests o f h ea l th prof ess i o n als , particularly phys1c1ans. and the needs of the pubhc Whether the number or gene ralists is in· creased o r the more personal, psychosocial facet!> of health care are delegated to new heaJth practitioners. 1t is essential that in the health care svstem of the ruture. the personal ·needs of pa· Lients a nd ram1hes receive ade quate attention SEXT Wl::EK Daniel Callahan. an erpert on medical ethics. dis- cusses "The Right to llealth Care " 900,000 seek jeans refunds SAN FRANCJSCO l AP> - More than 900,000 CaJjfornians have filed for partial refunds for overpriced jeans under an an· titrust settlement won by the state attorney general's office against Levi Strauss & Co., ac· cording to a state official. Chet Hom. a deputy state at- torney general. said he expected more than a million claims be fore the April 6 filing dead· line. That would come c lose to the actual number of jeans sold dur ing the five year s covered by the price filling suit. he said. Notices announcing refunds of up to S2 per pair of jeans bought b etween January 1972 and December 1976 were sent to 8.5 million households. Additionally. commercials featuring actor Mi c h a el Landon have been broadcast to publicize the refund plan. Hom said spot checks of the claims failed to show any "wild· ly outr ageous" claims that might s uggest fraud . But he added the state had r eceived about 300 complaints. ··ay rar, the mos t common ob- jection is that Levis Strauss is a great company and sold a great product and we had no business suing the m, .. Horn said. Though the state said the re· funds could reach up to S2 per pair of pants, the actual refunds could drop as low as 20 cents per pair depending on the number of claims filed. Levi Strauss pai d $12 25 million lo the state last August and the money has s ince earned between $1.25 million and $1.5 million in inte rest. After deduct- ing about $3.5 million for ad· minis trative costs and attorney fees. the s tale expects lo refund about $10 million T he agreement still must be appro ved fina lly by San Fran· cisco Superior Court Judge Ira A. Brown Jr. The state will re- port on the refund plan to Brown on April 'l:1 Objections to the plan may be heard at the same time . ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY CHUttCH Of DAILY LIYIM6 1 Non-Denominational) M ........ COMMUMrTY cana 10200s.&.tw,,.._..,.., .,._ aoeco aatCo , SUMO A Y SHYICIS -I 0!00 A.M. ltA.P SlSSIOH -11:00 A.M. -·1.-0 Cllrdl <>Mc. -1721 s. ..... lh-'-. i... ... ...... 714-4116 ST. JOHN'S THI .. SCOPAL CHUICH 8" COSTA MISA •-r Street .. 0...,. .--. ~ l:OOT1 ........ ....,c1 a hr 10:00...., ............ . I 0:00 """-JC-~~ ScllMI , ... ll_C:-.........., y--.-.iu1 All SMITS ANGUCAN EPISaJPAL OIMOI ............ ltll ...... C-....,. t 8M2 B~. fountoin Valley 963-3001 atY.S ..... W ...... UCTOa HO\' ~ •fUMIOM •• : ....................... Me A..M. MOI.._ PIATa-CtMCM KHOO&. •••.•• ./. t 1l I A..M. MOI ... PIATOI & lllMOH .............. f 11" ·~ MUl:t.!illAYA.&.Aal C1 h ....... ...... .. ~ ... s--11 ... ....., .... ~ COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH INT~Tl()NAL · San Juan ~etreno 311'2 l.L ~NO UAL ~11 Morning Worship-8:30 & 10:00 A.M. Bible Sch06l -8:IO & 10:00 A.M. (F,.or At(Act-) WESTMINSllR lUTHBtAN CHURCH 11141 ........... (Mild to S-Die9e '""'· & Wuta••• ""•"' -WOISHIP SllYICIS - l :JO & I 0:00 A.M. PUTOll JOll A.. SWW..UM f'ttOHI 19J.l:ZH C .. IST LUTHRAH CHOICH CMissoun Synod) 7 60 Ylchria St~ C-. Mne U..Y.T-.r .. tw-Ul·"ll WOltSHlf' SHYICH-1:11 & 11:00 A..M. s-d9p Sdlc* A A ........ C.... -f :JO A.M. C........ Bsmuhry Sc,.... -1414166 PRIMCI Of PIACI LUTHmAM CtMlCH ZH7 MeM Y-Dr .• c.ate MeM llitiln l ~ PAITGe fOMAA.t _,.,, A.C. -s..., Sca...I -f:40 AM. Allln&tlTI ~ w.....,-1 a 11:00 A.M. .....Cl Of NA.Cl LUTHmAM SCHOOl MrL,,... ............ ,,... OM&._......,, .... "-"·-· • NEWPORT HARBOR lUT'HERAH OUlOt ~9] 791 Do.w Dr. MnWPO«f llACH .... ,.,, •9'"' J ....... ,...,. ........ ...._,, .... WORSHIP SERVICE • ~AM CHRISTIAN EDUCATION • , • 9.16 AM WORSHIP SERVICE . . . . . . • • • 10·30 AM ~~ ......... W8.COMI HU CH OF THm '"IU""ICTtON -..a...Ll,""well '-9f, P.etor: 8111 Ottlftft, Yo\IHI heeor M12 Hemlftoft Hunttnt'Oft hech -, 'Contemp0rary S.rvlce a:~•m Chrlstlen Education 9:•S am TraClltlonel S..-Vlce 11 :00 am tU•Htl ..._.,CNW,..._ A Cordial WelcOtM frOtll THE UNITED METHODIST CHUICH Costa Mes11 AlST UHITID MITHOCMST CHURCH 19th St & Harbor Blvd w~t~~ Charles 0 Clark. Minister Costa Mesa North MISAVBDI UMrTB> MITHODfST CHUltCH WonWp I a.rcti ~ l :JO • I 0:00 A.M. Dr. WJll-LSt.el ctMRTcAUICA IYTHI SIA Newport Beach 1400 W BalbOa Blvd 673-3805 Rev Robert Shepard. Jr W......, I Cliwctl SdMI f :JO A..M. Huntington Beach FllST UMrTID MITHODIST C ... CH 2721 17th St 536-3537 w_.., Sw-ricr. 10:11-. H...-.y C.,_ AH ~ Cliwcll Sc...._9:00 -. Huntington Beach North COMMUMrTY UMl1W MITMOOIST C...CH 6662 Heil Ave 842--'461 ..,.,.., .... CIMICMtc~ t :JO A 10:00 MIWPOllT CINTll UMfT9 ...-ntOOIST 1601 Marguerite Ave Corona del Mar 644-0741 w......., .. ctwcti Sc ..... t :JO A.M. W\., ...... Sc ..... /hp c- 7:00 A.M.-6 P.M. IH .... Mc..._ POUMT A.IH y A.I.UY MST UMIT9 MITHOOIST CHUICH I Hll ....._,.St. -•H-JltJ Dr. C..,... I. Wri ........ A. MW ... C._d :_ _W......, & a.r&ll Sc'-1 t :JO .A.M,. Y•WllleW•1 ul -~ .. ..,. FllST CHllSTIAN CHUICH ....................... .,_ .. SUMDAY: C:......_.1IU1IMOAM w.,.... l 1JO. I Mt AM. 6:ff PM ,_~ a-1o1-AeH•tY_. • ....,. _ _...,s.nt. .. OTMb_.,... ---................ ...... llA. ....... Oft0t4-. llMlf .. OMM -IJ6.Ult ..,.a 101c..w-..1"r U.uMA RACH Alt•aY C»ND ~ng At The Woman'a Qub ........ ,,. ···~ ..... WOllt9P-l.41AM.A6cJIP.M. ....::r. ..... _..., .. ,,, .... ""' """,. .. I ti ..... -AL f HAllOI llFOIM TIMPll s ........ s.,.,,rc" Frldtry e..-. I : IS , .M. • t n en a • v ,._,,,.., S-ks • ,.,.,, ,....., of flw _... 7:)0 l'.M. Rabbr Bernard P Krng 2100.A Mar Vrsta Music Ane Shtkler Newoort Beach Caltt Educator Carol Richmond ,_...., ...._ ul U4-7JOJ "'""._..°".,.._,,. TEMPLE SHARON +v · (Conservative} ¥ Rabbi Hershel Brooks 617 West Hamilton, Costa Mesa, Callt. 92627 C714t 631-3262 nmru RT Ulll MAii S. llWI SHAll4 T SltlYICIS Fri.-1 p.•-s.t .. I O:lO --. OF ""'"ORT.tlYMll.tw.J Family Servt<:es·1st Fndayof Month-8 pm. Religious School. Adult Ed . Youth Groups, Singles I 0 I I Conw•ack. Newport hachleff J-a-.el 644-1999 c_._ 1...w t. ,_... • w.c.tw win.. v .. 1 ..... WO.SHIP. AND SUteA Y SCHOOL I 1:00 A.M. ____ ·~ SIAICH POI TIUnr Ultl.AHUS t•IAll . M_..,.,._,,..... • ...,_ ... ~.._. "°"AN INll'll'IATIONAl M£5aAC)E OIAl I •41-1711 tM I fa ...... llW Q Church of St. Matthew by the ea (TredtfJorel Eplacopel) HOLY COMMUNION· E•ch Sunday· 9:00 AM (~ ot OomrlM ,,,...,., • 'Gat) MER1Z HALL ol Community Congtegatlbn.I Clturoh 811 HtHotrope, O>rona del Mar T1Je Rev. Jamtt Hotrlffeld -638-7883 • Temple site of .'marathOn' More than 1,0000ranceCounty Mormons are ex· peeled to participate next Friday and Saturday in a 36·hour attendance marathon at the Loa Angeles temple at 10777 Santa Monica Blvd .• Westwood. There are 11 stakes in Orange County, each com. posed of 6 to 10 wards (congregations). They are located mainly in Newport Beach, Anaheim, Cer- ritos and Santa Ana. F. GORDON CH YT RAUS. president ol the Newport ~take, said 325 of his members will be at- tending, most or them at the midnight and 4 a .m . sessions. They are celebrating the 25th anniversary or the temple and its reopening. It has been closed since December for renovation. When constructed, it was designated the city's "building of the year" and was the tallest in West Los Angeles. TEMPLES OF Latter-day Saints are not used as church houses. Meetings a re not held in them on Sun- days . They are reserved for special "ordinances" which Mormons believe are necessary for man's eternal sat vation. The three distinctive ordinances are marriage, baptism and the endowment. which is a course of in- struction. Second Le11te11 lecture slated Dr. Mary Elizabeth Moore, assistant professor of Christian Education at the School of Theology in Claremont. will deliver the second in a series of five Lenten lectures at 7:30p m Monday atSt. Michael's and All Angels Episcopal Church. 3233 Pacific View Dr .. Coronadel Mar Five other Newport area churches. in addition to the host church. a re Joint s ponsors of the series. , In another local appearance, Dr. Moore and her husband. Dr. Allen J . Moore, will be guests Sunday of Laguna United Methodis t Church. 21632 Wesley Dr .. South Laguna. He will speak al the 10 a .m . ser vice and she will conductlhe children's session. Et'<Ulgt.>Lis1n J>rt>tTU>lPtL DES PLAINES, 111. (API If the growing number of non·Christians are to be reached with the Gospel. American churches must restore evangelism to its place of priority, Southern Bap- tist evangelism director C.B. Hogue told a meeting of the North American Lausanne Committee. rlA1rl>4ar CArl1tlonf~/kJw,'llAIJoo---"""" International Headqu4'rters For Edwin Louis Cole Ministries Dr. Edwin Lolis Cole, Pastor --This Sunday- CAMPBELL McALPINE will be..- Special Guest Speaker -SERVICES IEGINAT IOA.M.- 740 W. Wla... Co1tw Mesa l 541-1161 ...... ···-·· . • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, March 14, 1981 Luili.er~s focus on · seminary needs Dr. Ha.DI Sandrock, former Air Force cbaplaJn and cwnntly South Paclflc diatrict director of the Seminary Appeal for the American Lutheran Cburcb, will 1peak •t 9 a.m. Sunday at Millile Lau.er.. CM.rd. M380 Yosemite Road, Lacuna Ni1uel. Tbe day marks Semi.nary E.m)>bula Sunday when churches in tbe Beach Cit.lei Conference 1eek three-year pledges from members toward the $30 million goal to enlarge and refurbish aemlnariea of the church. .,, A week of Renewal wllJ be obterved Monday through Friday at St. Jolla Catlaollc Cbarcb, 1015 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Services will be at 8:30 a .m . and 7:30 p.m. each da)'. • Rev. Rex Styzens of Lona Beach will speak on "Passionate Religion" at lO :IO a.m. Sunday before the VDltarlu· Valversallat FeUow1'1p. 429 Cypress Dr .. Laeuna Beach. The group's annual meeting, at 6:30tonight, includes a salmon supper. * Fr. Alfred Winshman of Narragansett, R.l., will lead a retreat, "We Are God's Word," Tuesday through Sunday at St. Edward's Clnucb, 33926 Calle La Primavera, Dana Point. There will be 7:30 p.m. sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, a penance service at 3 p .m . next Saturday, and the ; apo1tollc bJeuinc al the t:ao and 11 a.m. maiaea ne~t Sunday. • • Cutia ODllese lntme bu erected a 3x12·foot ruatlc redwood marker at tbe future entrance 11te to it.a campus on Concordia Drive, lrvlne. It wa1 primarily funded by Friend.I ol Chrtat Collese lrvine,p lua a 1lft by Federated Lutheran Women. , . The Pro Arte Chorale wlll perform at 5 p. m . Sun· day at SC. Mlclaael aad All A111el1 Episcopal Ola•rc ... 3233 Pacilic View Dr., Coronadel Mar . • Rabbi Mark Miller ot TelQle Bat \'allm will lead a HavadJah service at 7:30tonight at the temple, 1011 Camel back St .. Newport Beach. The program wUl deal with the oppression of Syrian J ewa . • Ken Davis. director -designate· of the Solomon Islands division of WycUCfe Bible Translators Inc., wlll speak at 6 p.m . Sunday at the Flnt artsttu Cbarcb, 1207 Main St.. Huntington Beach. Davis served 15 years as a missionary-translator in Papus, New Guinea. for the Huntington Beach-based or· ganization. • Widows and widowers of the Di<>Ci!se of Orange may attend a weekend retreat beginrung at 7 p.m . Friday at Marywood Center, sponsored by the Nairn PARADIGM llSCOYERY BY CREADY ERWIN ,.o IJ ._ lJlt'n NST IA.Tl AP, AHL CLOSE OUT! L-~-""991A-S hip Ce. flir Gr1111a SWll MEET ,M-1115 Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. Conference. For retervatlona, call 531-5287 or M3·3177. • *· ''Tbeoeopby and God" ii the toplc of dilcusaion for tbe Lal\&fta Beach,........,. sa.ty Greep, meet· ln1at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Laiuna Federal Sav· inf a, 2600cean Ave., Laguna Beach. • The MarlMn Cburcb c0Ue1e group will begin weekly meetings at 10:30 a.m. Sunday in The Back ' Lot room of the new student center at UC Irvine . Meetings are under t he aponaorshJp of UCl'a Em· ' manuel'81. * Rev. John M. Reynolds will deliver the second in ~series of Lenten ser mons al 10 a.m. Sunday at the Nelgbbortlood Congregatloul Cllud1, 3'0 St. Ann's Place, Laguna Beach. • • Temple Bat \'abm's Sisterhood will host a fashion show and luncheon at 12:30 p .m. Sunday at The Registry, 18800 M"acArihur Blvd., Irvine. Men's, women's and children 's fashions will be featured. * A Purim service will be conducted al 7 p.m. Thursday at Temple lsalall, 2401 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach. The Purim observance wiU con· elude with a dinner dance at 8 p.m. next Saturday at the Sheraton Inn, 4545 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. Call 548·6900 for reservations. S•tVK:'• Time Sllt1t •• '°"' Ooot CC•ll Stor• Ntarfff "°""' A'••J COSTA •tA641·1289 1Ultll_ ..... 11111110N viuo495-0401 ie.nc.-c • ....., • .,.. (Su oe..., Frwy •I A•..-, P••y I Art Show Huntington Center daily thru Sun Something Is strlldng ~ de.\dly acalrAC)' .at our foun<Wons •.. When Jesus was weakest. Goa sent angels to serve him. We are all a1sao1eo ano weak 1n some way Goa is able to enable us When we are weakest the angels oflen come Angels came and ministered to him Malt 4 11 Lutheran Church of the Moster 2900 Pac1f1c View Or Corona del Mar 92825 WOl'Sh1p Servi~ 1000 A M Sunday School 9 00 A M A SEMINAR TO HELP YOU DISCOVB THAT: I -awareness is the true path to love and peace. -there is no fear. loneliness or depression when you are aware and attentive. -negativism exists only in the thinker. -relationships are conducted through images which build a wall of loneliness. TIME: MAICH II, 1911 _,AM-I PM PLACE: COMMUNITY CHURCH IY THE IA y DR. WILLIAM R. PAIKH, M•ls .. r 141 East 22-1 St. Costa MffCI, CA 92626 PllJNE: 11141 64s.1.so DONATION SIS.GO South Coast Community Church Service: 9:00 A.M. Corona del Mar High School, 2101 Eastbluff Dr., Corona del Mar "IDLE IDOLS" Tim Timmons, Speaking Sunday Evening Service: 6:00 P.M . Lincoln Middle School, 3lo1 Pacific View Or., Corona del Mar "THE Ml~ION OF Ml~IONS" Joe Hemphill, Speaking For Info : Call 644-1350 " STARRING JOHNNY AND JUNE CASH BOB HOPl •RICH lfTILl • DIONNl WAIWICK ROY CLARK• CHUYl LADD• STf\ll AUlN • 1.J. THOMAS ANDY GIUJFITH • DLNNIS WlAVll • HOWARD K. SMITH BILLY GRAHAM • WILLIAM SHATNll • lDDll AUlllT DLHY IOONl • GlORGl KlNNlDY MONDAY ., MAR. 16 -8-11 om CH 9 PRESENTED FOR YOUTH FOR CHRIST BY THESE CO M~UNITY·M INOEO BUSINESSES ROYAL CREATIONS. INC SOUTHPORT DEVELOPMENT CORP FAR M De VILLE MOTEL ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. Witt., Cotte MeM 645-J It I We re A Going Glowing Growing Church SUMDAY SIHICH lllU SlVDY t A.M. WOISHlf' I 0 A.M. & 6 '.M. "WHO MllDS A PHYSICIAN?" Mwtl2 r.in-,MWthr -D ... C •• Y-"'Mlllhtw · MESA BIBLE CHAPEL 1714 0.....,. ..... e..te ...... , ...................... ... MOf'lllRg Wonhlp; I 0:00 A.M. , .... ,,.. ........... '-ntl SICllTS OJ MMLTM. 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At < :h:indlt·r\. nearly 100 years of furnilUre n:tailing han: caught us that it continue!°) with our commitmcm w your ~acisfac- tion from the momt:nt you enter our score until atkr you r purcha~e ha .... heen delivered. A wide selection of quality merchandise. Chandkr's otkrs perhaps the most imprc:ssin: colkction of quality furniture and a<.T<.:ssorks in O range County. The thousand~ of pkcc::s we typically show- case in cach store t:ncompass a full range of styles: Modern. Oriental. Traditional. Contt:mporary. Country an<l 18th Century. In audition to our multimillion dollar inventory. Chandlc:r'!°) has access to every major quality manufacturcr in the coun- try: Chan<llc:r's can custom· order virtually any home furnishings or accessories you want for thl' way you like to live. Sales Personnel to help you make the right decision. Hdpt\11. friendly. informed service has heen a Chandler's trademark for over a cen- tury. It is evident from the moment you enter one of our !°){()ft:!°). Ft:el free to come in and hro\l\'SC:. or if you want help. ask our recep- tioniM to introduce you cu one of the staff. \X-'e take prick in the quality of our salespeo- ple. Weekly !°)eminars keep them up-to-date on fashions and trends. They are dedicated to helping you find the quality furnishings that rdkct your tastes and lifestyle and know that the kc:y to Chandler's success is makin~ you a loyal Chandler's customer. Professional interior design assistance. If you are not yet certain of the kx>k or style that best complement~ your home. ask for one of our quali- fied desigm:rs. They will work with you to develop a scheme that complements your lifestyle. You may even want a Chandler's designer to visit your home before you visit our store. And. of course, as a Chandler's cus· comer. there is no c harge for our design service. FINE FURNITURE \ -~ I Meticulous pre-delivery inspection, to ensure that your purchase is showroom perfect. Bdorl' we: ddivt:r anv itc:m our , . n craftsmen rt:lllO\'t' it from the tf;;,'" manufacturt'r's carton. an~ pro<..'l'~s it · through our shop for final inspt:nion - ~ your a~!'luran<..T that it ha~ 111l't '2 Chan<..llc:r·~ quality stan<lar<.b. Delivery service that is considerate of you. We will call you the: <lay your t\irni· ture is to he ddiv<::red. an<l we: w ill tdl you what time to expc:ct it. Chan<lkr\ <..ldiv<::ry men work for Chan<llcr'~ only. They will place your furniture w hen· you want it. remove all protectivt' wrap- pings. an<..l takt: care of final pr<.-para - cio n. We chink you will apprt-ciatt: the considt:ration with which they trt:at your hom(·. Post-delivery satisfaction double-check. If for any reason your selection requires in-home service, call us. We will see to it that someone will he there to help you within several <lays. But <.:hances are you won't even have to call, hecause we will do something few stores <lo: we'll concacc you after delivery to he ~ure that everything meets with your approval. When you purchase from Chandler's, you can be confident that your investme~t in quality home fur- nishings is backed by nearly 100 years of service and integrity. And we care as much about keeping a good reputa- tion as we d o about keeping good customers. Come in and compare. We can h elp make one of your most imponant decisions easy. INTERIOR D~IGN SANTA ANA • Main Stttet at 17th Street • Ph~ 11•/'41-4391 • LAGUNA HILU• Alicia~. at S.D. Fwy. • Phone 714/951·7101 Open ~ 9130-5130 • .......... HUit Sundily Noon to 5PM .. lllily PHlt SATURDAY, Fresno State dropped from NCAA playoffs O by Northeastern See B5. His dreani co1Des true Argyros wanted a team; finally, he's got one By El) ZINTEL Of Ille 0..tf pttel SUH Dream: 1. A vUionclry cnotbt of the imop.otbt cu &a a 1eries of thought•. images and emotions; 2. Somethirtg notabU for U• beauty, nce~e or enjos/obU quality; 3. A goal or purpo1e ardently demed. -Webster's Dictionary Just as Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream, so did a guy named George L. Argyros. Argyros (pronounced 'Arger-us') once had a dream of The remaining eight percent of the club will be shared by four of the ort1inal owners and Warren Finley of Newport Beach, a close friend of Argyros' who is moving to Seattle to act as an active part.Der. The sale of the club to Argyros was approved unanimously ( 14·1) by a collection of American League owners on Jan. 29. Final papers were siJlned Feb. 1. Lut Aug. 4, former Dodgers s hortstop Maury Wills took over as the Seattle manager aft.er Darrell Johnson was fired. becoming a big league baseball player. -~~II But fantasies become reality all too soon, and for Argyros, it occurred al the age of 14. The reality was that be would never m ake it. On a recent trip to the club's spring training camp m Tempe, Ariz., Argyros watched Wills put the team through what Argyros described as ''the moet disciplined program in the majors I've seen." • • 1 think every kid who has played baseball bas a fantasy about playing in the m ajor leagues some day," Argyros says today. "I wasn't any different." ARGVROS CAN LAUGH now in describing himself as a "one-bop catcher" who played up to Pony League. It's not hard for Argyros to reminisce and laugh about the old days. When you're a multi-millionaire corporate businessman who can buy a major league baseball club on a whim for a tax write-Off as Argyros is. laughing comes easy. A 43-year·old land developer who makes his home in Newport Beach but owns land all over Southern California and the Pacific Northwest. Argyros, 43, recent- ly purchased controlling rights to 92 per- cent or the Seattle Mariners. ~ SAYS HF;'S counting on "prep· aration," not the bucks of Argyros to bring respectability to the Mariners . "I know I'm going to be disappointed · if we don't play at leHt .500 baseball," Wills said in a recent interview. One of the major criticisms of the Seattle franchise in the past has been that, in addition to being underftnanced, the team did not have the proper leadership from its owners. · President and Chief Executive Officer for the Mariners, Dan O'Brien, said the problem stemmed from the old adage: ·'Too many cooks in the kitchen." INITIAL REPORTS bad the percen- "It's significantly easier reporting to one man than it is four or five," O'Brien said. "I believe it was a good time to pass on the reigns to someone else here. Pa· tience was not a virtue of some of the former owners. GEORGE ARGYROS "Time is a factor with an expansion club. You can't rush things. And George seems to possess those traits. He's young, bas enthusiasm and veracity. He's also picked up the venacuJar oC baseball quickly. I think he has the imagination to mate things go here." tage al 80 and the total purchase price al $10.4 million but Argyros confirmed this week that the actual percentage was 92, making the price Sll,960,000. Ah, mere peanuts, right? Well, Argyros didn't get to where he is today by being a dunce at economics, but he didn't buy a financially strug- gling expansion club in Seattle as a money-making scam either. In terms of investment, the Mariners have seen little appreciation over l.be years. But Argyros remains en- thusiastic. if not hopeful of the future. Argyros has already shown that creative financing works not only in real estate but in baseball as well. A few weeks ago, power-hitting outfielder J eff Bur· roughs was acquired by the Mariners from Atlanta. At the winter baseball meetinas, an aareement in prin- (See A&GY&OS, Paae BZ> Mini Davis Cup? Miraleste High's Jorge Lozano (above) who competed for Mexico in last week's Davis Cup play. and Corona del Mar's Antony Emerson <below) were just two or the at- tractions in Friday's meeting of prep tennis powerhouses. For the outcome. see Page B3. Sea Kings eye CIF title CdM, Tustin duel at LA Sports Arena By ROGER CARLSON Ol 1 ... Oailf l'llet 51•tt LOS ANGELES A month ago they were s truggling in second place, hoping for help in their quest for the Sea View Leagu e basketball c ham · pionship. Mark'Spinn was hobbled with a knee injury, Steve Moore's play was erratic. at best, and Jeff Pries, although he con· tinued to sparkle, was limited by a siege of illness. A Cl F 3·A playoff berth was assured. but not as a respected seeded entry, just one of 32 to battle in the eliminations. Tonight. four weeks later, the 21-5 Sea Kings of Corona del Mar High enter the Sports Arena, UD· disputed Sea View League champions, winners of four playoff games by an average of 21.2 points per issue, seeking the honors which escaped them a year ago, the 3-A crown. The last barrier is Tustin High's Tillers. a formidable group led by 6·6 Mark Lewis. who ettjoys the backing of 6-7 Art Francis, 6-7 Scott Priubett and outside guns Rieb Prospero and Barry Porter. Tustin, the Century League champion, enters with a 25-4 rec- ord after belling Estancia in the semis, 69-54. Corona del Mar Coach Jack Errion, who takes his third Sea Kings unit int.o the CJF Cinals in the past five years, has seen his team thrash four in a row in playoff action. but he's anything but overconfident coming into tonight's contest. which begins at 7. "We went through this last year .·· says Errion. "We beat Santa Monica <in the semis, con· vincingJy) and we were only half ready lo play La Quinta." La Quinta captured the finals easily and Errion hasn't forgot- ten the lesson. "We're going to be mentally ready lo play tonight.'' prom· ised the veteran Errion. Winds spill Cup Rough seas postpone race By ALMON LOCKABEV Dellf 1'1194 ........ Writer Gale force winds blew the Congressional Cup crews at Long Beach Yacht Club out of •· the water Friday before they could leave the dock in their Catalina-38 sloops. Congr~sional Cup competition will be continued to Sunday un- less five races can be sailed to- day. Revised standing s after Thursday's four racea: Rod Davis, Long ~each Yacht Club, 4-0; Jim Hardy, Australia, 3-1; Robin Morgan, Little Ships Fleet, 3-1; RusseU Long, NYYC, 2-2 ; Harold Cudmore, Ireland, 2·2; Dennis Durgan, NHYC, 2-2; Dennis Conner, San Dieeo, 2.-2; Dick Deaver, Balboa YC, 1-3; Scott Perry, Annapolis, 1-3; Gary Jobson, Ft. Worth, Tex., 0-4. "We've got only one day's prep- aration and we know we're in trouble with Tuatin'a size. Pries bas to give up one to two inches and about 50 pounds, Moore does the same. ··And Tustin is a little quicker than J thought. We have to play as t\ard as we did Thursday nighf or they'U beat us." The key matchup will be in the interior, where Spinn, the 6-6 Corona del Mar star tries once more to negate not only a highly respected player, but the core or the opposition's attack. ~pann ·s defense against 6-5 Mike Jackson was the difference in a tough victory over San Gorgonio and bis s pectacular ef- fort against Los Amigos sensa· lion Johnny Rogers Thursday left the all-knowing press row in a state of contusion at the Sports Arena. Rogers, averaging 38 points a game In the playoffs and' over 34 for the season, could score only six points, hitting 3-for-10. U he had hit 100 percent of his shots the defending 3-A champions would still have lost, such was the significance of only getting off 10 attempts. While the Spinn-Lewis con- frontation is the key issue, others in CdM's game enter with similar responsibilities -of- fensively and defensively. Pries may be Tustin's most difficult defensive problem because of his range and driving ability and the threat or Moore in the comer, along with Chris Lynch on the i>erimeter, puts pressure on the Tillers' zone de- fense. Sophomore MIJte Hess, who doesn't score a lot but became the solution t.o Errion's aeuon- long dilemma over a ball· bandlln1 guard, rounds out CdM's ~ame. Jabbar reaches 01ilestone ·in win INGLEWOOD (AP) -Kareem Abdul·Jabbar scored a game-high 28 points and Earvin "Magic" Johnson added 21 Friday night as the Los Angeles Lakers rolled t.o an easy 116-101 National Basket· ball Association victory over the Kansas City Kings. Abdul-Jabbar scored his 26,000th point of his NBA career midway in the first quarter. He became only the fourth player in league history to reach that neure and extended bis streak of scor- ing in double figures to 295 straight games. The win was the third in a row for the Lakers, who are now 48·24 and trail Pacific Division· leadllll Phoenix by 3~ games. The Kings, who bad 1 their four.game winnlnl streak snapped, dropped to 37.37 but remained in fU'th place in the Western Conference playoff race. Abdul-Jabbar scored 21 of his points In the first half as the Lakers raced t.o a 57-47 advantage at the intermission. Los Angeles led only 37-34 midway through the second quarter but then outscored the Kings 11·2 ill a span of 2VJ minutes. Kansas City didn't pose • serious threat after that. The Lakers led by • many as 20 points in the second half. Jim Chones added 17 points for the Laken. ' Reggie King led Kansas City with 24 points. The Laker-s now have a 5·2 record sin~ Johnson returned to active duty after m.issinl more than three months because of an injured left knee. Johnson has scored 69 points in the last three games. Winds were a steady 25·30 knots throughout the day with gusts up to 50 early in the after- noon. The race committee had the sailors standine by until after 3 p.m., hoping the weather would moderate to the extent · one or two races could be sailed. But when boats outside the harbor were still clocldne winds over 25 It.nots the races were called off. Boall oullide were also re- portlna extrem4::1y confused seas. Long Beach Grand Prix brewing ~ith con~roversy I. B~ wbUe the racer• reclined on their boata or at the club bar, the sta.ndln11 from the prevtoua day's four races cbanaed because ol protest hearlng1. Of tbe three proteata flied Tbunday, two were dlHllowed and 09lt ll'lllMd. Dflllllll Dv1an, tb• defendine cbamplouhlp from Newport Harbor Yacbt Club 1alned OM 1pot Ill =-.-~P when Ida ~Yon wa~~!.~C: cbaftll II"' ~~1an IDd Loa1a..-.o11-a. Tbe eaneeUaUoa of Frid•.Y'• f¥H may m•an tha&. tbt, Bomholdt added that he would be very aurpriMd lf Chapman did not appeal tile decillon. Chapman did wltbln tbe, hour 1peclfted for such • declaioa. The ap- p ea I will be forwarded to the Automobile Competition Committee of the United Statel <ACCUS) and then to the Federation International del Automobile for hearinc. Thll proce11 l1 •KPMW to iM• Hveral monthl to com· plete and In tbe meanum .. Chapman c..-.• nm ta. ear. "W• are deaHn1 wl\b a very ln· DOYaUve ear," lornboldt added. "U tile nlel "*"dear, It wCJIWdn•t ban tall• IO mucb tlm• to come to a de· dtlall ... In tbi Pwmala A=.:'UIMnc ......... Prtda1 to ltart narrowin( the field to 30 r..-~ race at 4 : 15, five from the Oran1e area have tentatively mack tbe fie . Thin11 can . chanie, bowevet, wltll a final qua1llyin1 run thta momJnc fro., 8:30 to 9:15. The slower can will bave.! chance at that time to l•t hlto the ftell by bumpiqoneoltheothen. Dr. KenfCombl of Lquna Beach•• Mth and mut lmpme hi• PGllUon tct day to fet into UM rae.. Gtoft 8ra .. em of San Clemente, I veteran Ponnula Atlantic drtYer ~ the IOI\ ol ' former ftve·tllM ~ drtvm, champioe, bu th pole poett._. wlth anl2.UlmpllND. Mark Moore, uotlMr flnt·tlme com· petltor on the Loq S.aeb courM, la "" < .. OL\ND,P ... -' .....-----fl-•e •I ilw fl••-----"Him tellin1 me that the~ was a zone is like a plumber tellin• a dentist how to puU teeth." -Boston Celtics Coach .IWJ FUell, after his team was hit by two 'zone technicals ~Y referee Jack Madden against Pbiladelpb.ia. Srlaoftttf•lfl•• , ..... ..., frfC'lc ...... . Buffalo defenseman Jlm Selaoeallelcl scored Iii three time Friday night -the first three·aoal ' hat trick "his eight-year career -and led Buf- falo to a S-2 victory over Winnipe1 to hi1hli1bt NHL action . . . Elsewhere. Peter MeNab scored two eoals and rookie goalie Mare• Bnwa turned aside 34 shots as Boston routed Washington, 7-1, to continue its seven-yeu mastery over the Capitals. Tbe Caps have beaten the Bruins only once now in 31 lries ... Vancouver moved to wilbln one point of Chicago in tbe NHL playoff seedln1s as the Canucks whipped the Black Hawks, 5-3. l'r••P .,,.•I GRA ND PRIX .•• • quicker to bold the pole tomor-20th and appears to have made the field. "It was fun out there and we bad one of the fastest five cars on the long straightaway." he said after practice. He went out to post a time of 1: 32 .050 < 79.001 mph>. Whitney Ganz of Laguna Beach is in 11th position Pete Halsmer of Huntington Beach is 13th and Cliff Hanson of Laguna Beach is 18th going into today's final qualifyin1 run. Followine Jones iD the fast· time competition Friday for the Formula One race were Jean- Pierre Jarier in a Talbot Ligier; Gilles Villaneuva in a Ferrari: Carlos Reutemann in a team car to Jones' Leyland; and Didiar Pironi in another Ferrari. "I ttriok we'll have to go U CI reb ounds with I 0 -3 wi n LONG BEACH -Every UC Irvine player in the lineup col- lected at least one hit Friday af. ternoon as the Anteaters pounded UC Santa Barbara, 10-3 in a Southern California Baseball Association Tourna- ment 1ame at Blair Field. The Anteaters, 15·4 and ranked 13th in the nation by Colleliate BasebaU magazine, &ot all the runs they needed with four tallies ln the first frame. Steve Haworth led the UCI at- . tack with a 2-for-4 day and three RBI. while Mark Stowell was 2-for-4 including a double and one RBI. Reliever Dennis .Cowen came into tbe ball same in the top of the sixth inning with the bues full of Gauchos and UCI holding a 8-3 lead. The sophomore from Fountain Valley High quickly cot UC Santa Barbara's Tony Abaraca to bang into a double play. Anteater starter Cas Soma picked up bla second win against OGe loss. Tbe win 1ot the Anteaters back on the winnin1 track after they dropped their tournament opener Tbunday, an B-2 loss to Lone Beach State: UCI races Cal State Loe Anaeles today at 1: 30 al Blair Field as tourna· ment play resumes. AOVlllTllEMt.Hl -For All U.S. Citl:iens row," Jones said following the Friday session. "I'm not sure if we can go quicker, it depends on a lot of things. Actually, I hope it rains so I can have a da¥ off. ·'There are two things mating us slower than last year -the lack or skirts and the change in the circuit here. But I think the cars will be going just as quickly in three or four months without the skirts with time for more de- velopment." Today's m~ section will in- clude tbe AUa.ntJc Formula finaJ qualifying sea1on from 8:30 to 9: 15 ; Formula One practice from 10 to U :30; tbe Toyota~ celebrity race from 11:'5 to 12: 30; Formula One qualllytng from 1 to 2; the Bell helmet bicycle race from 2: 10 lo 2:50 ; the Bridgestone pro kart challenge practice from 3 to 3: 20; motorcycle sidecar prac· lice from 3:30 to 3:50: and the Formula Atlantic race from 4:15 to 5:30. Sunday's Toyota-Loni Beach Grand Prix race for the Formula Ooe cars is for two hours beginning at 3 o'clock. Mac k a n in 's homer b e a ts Dodgers, 3-1 ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -Pete Macllanin's two-run homer in the seventh inning lifted the Minnesota Twins to a 3·1 ellhibi· lion baseball victory over the Los An1eles Dodgen Friday at Tinker Field. Madaoin's blast over the left field wall came off loser Fernan- do Valensuela and drove in Dan- ny Goodwin, who had singled. Los Angeles grabbed a 1-0 lead in the first inning when leadoff hitter Rudy Law bit a solo homer off Twins starter Roger £ric0on. The Twins lied the game in the sixth. John Castino tripled and scored when Ken Landreaux flew out to ri1ht field but Dodgen catcher Steve Yeager could not hold the throw to the plate when Castino collided with bJm. Reliever Bob Veselic picked up the victory for the Twins. Wyoming 011 'Lottery' Reopens In Aprll American the opportun• ity to compete on ~ cqu1I buis with aiant oi't>. companies for leases of public lands. Y .................. ACMilate ri!DlilWapelrOliaorUIMftn.wbUeDan II ..... tiW.eldtlMtMNtwYskYIUMI •• •S ~ nw A"•• to \.'e"P' aJdlll. tlDa ...u aett• J'Tlcl87. ,.... ..... ICCll'td Ill tWr.,.. on ....USM :'£i· O..t'• cam1lntb11eeoaut and tGUrUI lnrMnp, w.U. Wllllla ••-' al.lo bad oe• la tb1 fourtb .............. -.. ...... no uked tbl club to trade b1m d\lr'laa the wtnter, drov1 bl two runa wttb a trtplt and •~to lead tbe Ollcaao Cubs to a t-0 wblttw or. Su Fruclteo . . . Oakland, ltd by e Bea_. wttb three httt and &lft1 ._..,... and artu Doyle with two apiece, rolJed to a 14-8 victory over YUwaukee . . . B••P WW. had three hit.a and Mlekey IU-.en bad a bome nm1 and two run.a batted in u Texas whipped tbe Tokyo Giant&, M . . . Gold Glove winner Do.a Pl.YU committed two er· ron to set up a five· run 1lxtb lnnins u world champion PbUadelpbla opened its 1991 ou" sprln• seaaon with a 6·1 bandlini or New York Mets ... Ed OU'• lou.rth·inDlnl double keyed a three·run rally to give Pittlburlh a $·2 declalon over the Chicago White Sox . . . Tom Veryaer cracked a three·run homer and starter aJct WaJ&a combined with three other pitchers to abut out Seattle, 9-0 • . . Jollll Mayberry blasted a two-run homer in the seventh to lead Toronto to an M victory over Houston . . . Lyu Jeeea singled with the buea loaded in the bottom of the ninth·lnnlng to score alek LeaeJlt and glve Detroit a 7-6 edge over Boeton ... The game between Kansas City and Baltimore was rained out. 8o•t011'• RI~~ e%ee11d1'e Sftlffle LAKELAND, Fla. -Bill Crowley, vlce pre· ii sident and director of public relations of the Boston Red Sox, suffered a band injury Friday in an ,argument with slugger Jim Rice over a parking space. Crowley, 61, bad the skin ripped from the back of bis right hand when 1rabbed by Rice, 28, a 205-pound mu.scleman and one of the most feared batters in baseball. The incident occurred before an exhibition 1ame against Detroit. The argument started on the field when Crowley con- fronted Rice about the player parking bis car in a reserved section at the Red Sox home base ln nearby Winter Haven. The argument heated up quickly and Rice reached over and grabbed Crowley by the ri1bt band. Crowley waa treated by doctors at tbe scene and a heavy bandage wu applied. "I wish I were 30 yean younaer," said Crowley, a 8-2 former POW in Germany during World War II. Rice went into hiding before takina h~ position in left field for the exhibition game. "I ju.st heard about it," said Red Sox General Manaier Haywood Sullivan. "Do? What am I supposed to do!" ALAN JONES Angels topped in o p ener, 8 -5 PALM SPRJNGS (AP) -Jose Moreno. collected three singles Friday, leading the San Die10 Padres to an 8-5 victory over the Angels in an exhibition baseball opener for both teams. Monno, a non-roster infielder who played with the New York Meu last season, also scored twice and drove in a run ror the Padres. Moreno's second hit1 began a three-run rally in the sixth in· ning as the Padres put together four straight hits -the last a two·run single by Barry Evans -to lake a 4-0 lead. After the Angels scored a run in lbe bottom of the sixth, the Padres added two more runs in the seventh for a 6-1 lead. The Angels broke loose for four runs in the seventh, two on a double by Bert Campanerls and the other two on a slnlle by John Hanis. San Diego scored the game's final two runs in the top ol the eighth, one of them on Randy Bass' leadoff home run. Campaneris, the Angela' 3&- year-old veteran infielder, bad a perfect day at the plate with four doubles. Jason Thompson added three bits for CalUomia. The Anlele play San Diego to- day and close out the weeken<' seriu with the Padres Sunday. Angels ink Burleso n to contract PALM SPRINGS CAP) - Shortstop Rick Burle.on and the Angels reached a11'eement Fri· day on an estimated $4.2 million six-year contract making him the highest paid middJe infielder in the history of baseball. Burleson wu to enter his op- tion season in 1981. His agent, Jack Sanda, and the club have been netOUaUna on a 1001-term pact 1lnce Burleson's mid- Deeember acquisition from ao.toa. THE GlJA&ANTEED contract for the estimated $4.2 million makes Burleson, 29, the fourth highest paid infielder in baseball. Only teammate Rod Carew , Philadelphia first baseman Pete Rose and Kansas City third baseman George Brett earn more. Furtbermore, the deal was worked out in a way that Burleson's status as the highest paid shortstop is assured to 1986. ··Rick ls a very competitive individual," said Sands, "and the problem in this age of escalating salaries is that tomorrow someone mi1bt sign for twice as much. We wouldn't have wanted that to happen, and we tried to determine Rick's 1alue compared lo the future market." Burleson, a Southern California native, said he bad planned to join the Angels even- tually as a free a1enl and re- alized his wish a year sooner because of the trade. "l'M HAPPY that things worked out and I'll be here for a while and have some security," said Burleson. , Burleson's contract equates to an annual salary of $700,000, makin1 him the highest-paid short.stop in the majora, just ahead of St. Louis' Garry Templeton who makes $850,000 per yeu. Burleson bad on several oc- casions expressed displeasure with bis contract whtle a member of the Red Sox. SPORTS BREAK I MOTOR SPORTS I 9A8E9Atl: ................. ,. ,,..,.,,. Guard,...., D1'11HGl'td1J ol ldl a.,.-. al bl tb1 ftul four miautea ~ DIOt to If.ft IM' la~ dtua ,..,. to a 101-N vtetor; cww ..._ bl UM National Baaketball AalodaUoD. TU vietol'J N· duc9d Indiana'• m.,tc nuJDber I« cltDoblq a pla,otf bertla to two . . . Jn other 1am•, &aJ Wua.•1 lcoHd 17 al~ 2'T Pointa ln tbe t.blrd quarter to lead New York to a 12'1-ll'I vle· tory owr Chlca10. c:Uncbi,nt a playoff birth for tu K.Dlcll1 . . . 1bl MUwau.k" Bueu, apmed by 29 points from ••na•• J~ and J3 ~)' 8hlae1 lhMrlef, opened a »point tbird· quarter lead and then rolled to a lJ0.104 victory over Philadelphia ... Houston 1uarda llUle l>uleny and Calwta • ....., led a pair of aecond·balf spWU to ~t t.bt Rockett to a 126-lM wln ov.,. Portland . . . I••• 81Ue1 acor«I t1 polntJ ln· eluding a 10.foot shot at the buzzer to cive Seattle a 102-100 triumph over Detroit o•v1s . . . Tom Buleto11 slam -dunked the wtn- nin1 basket with five aecooda left as Atlanta nipped Denver, 119·117 . . . Maurtee Luea1 scored 26 point. and four other Nets scored 20 points or more as New J ersey topped Cleveland, 140-1.25. ,....,,,, de• fer WM I• r.,,. Defending champion Ray Floyd, playing in !I a steady rain, birdied his last two holes for a 4-under-par 68 that enabled him to retain a share of the lead Friday in the second round of the Doral G~n golf tournament. He was tied for the top spot with Laaay Wadklaa, who put a 66 on the scoreboard berore the rains diluted the ho~s of any other would-be challengers . . . At Sun City, Ariz., Pat Bradley set a course and tournament record with a 7-under-par S6 lo gain a share of the second-round lead with Patty Haye• in an LPGA tou.rna- ment. Bradley strung together Jive consecutive birdies lo join Hayes at 8-under-par 138 after 36 holes . Oddsmaker Bob Martfo of the Union Plaza Hotel in Las Vegas has established the Kansas City Royals as the team lo beat in the American League thls bHeball season, while the Houston Aatros and Montreal Expos are favored in the National Lea1ue. Martin picked the Royals at 8-5 to win the AL pen- nant, followed by the New York Yankees at 12-S. In lhe NL. both Houston and Montreal were listed at 13-5 co-favorites, with the Dodgers and Philadelphia right behind at 14-S. The An1ets were tabbed at 8-1. Others had: Toronto and Seattle, 500·1; Baltimore and Milwaukee, 7-2: Texas, 8-1; Oakland, 10-1, Bolton, 25-1; Detroit, 35-1 : Minnesota and Cleveland. 50·1; Chicago White Sox. 75·1; Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, 6-1; St. Louil, 8-1 ; Atlanta, 29·1: San Francisco, 50·1; San Diego. Chicago Cubs and New York Mets, 150·1 . ,..,....p~·· AR GYROS' D REAM . • • ciple was made with Burroughs in exchange for a utilHy-type in fi elder, a pitcher or a minor league player, plus cash. The problem was that Bur· roughs bad a personal loan out with the Braves that had not been resolved. It was imperative that Burroughs have the matter cleared before he could become property of another club. FINALLY, AFTER two m onths of fing er· pointing. Argyros took it into his hands and got Burroughs a loan from a bank in Seattle. He had his boy . Other trades had been made by O'Brien during the winter lo strengthen an offense that was hopelessly weak. ln the major deal. t he Mariners traded 37-year-old hit- ter Willie Horton plus four other players to Texas for six players, the gem being outfielder Richie Zisk. a .290 lifetime hitter. O'Brien felt it was about time the Mariners put some punch in- to the lineup, especially since the Kingdome has the shortest power zones in the ~jors . He added that be may not be through dealing either as there is a need for a solid catcher <Seattle is one of the clubs adamantly bidding for the services or free agent catcher Ca rlton Fisk ). a proven shortstop (the Mariners present- ly have ex-Angels Jim Anderson and Mario Guerrero to choose from > and some more pitching. AllGYROS SAID that he worked on buying a baseball franchise for a year prior to the Seattle deal. "The Mariners came along at the right Ume," Argyros said. "I Uke the Seattle area <he owns a house in Boise, Idaho) and there was no one ebe in that area that was interested io buying the team. "I'm more optimistic now than I waa when I first bought the team." The person who got Argyros to1ether with the Mariners was former home run slugger and life- long friend, Harmon Killebrew. lile·long "Harmon is a good friend and a marvelous guy,'' Ar gyros said. Lut week, Argyros named Killebrew his batting instructor. Argyroe grew up ln Pasadena, across the street from a former professional player. ··I used to go with him to semi- pro games he played on Sundays and I met an awful lot or baseball players. I got to shag balls and work out. I even re· member Bill Veeck coming out lo watch some Sunday games" Ironically, Argyros was ap· proved as owner of the Mariners the same day Veeck's sale of the White Sox was approved. ARGYROS WENT to Chap- man College, earning a degree in business and economics. He is now chairman of the college's board of trustees in addition to being owner and president of the Arnel Development Company in Santa Ana. Recently, Argyros, along with prominent Orange County con· tractor Donald M . Koll and pharmaceuticals executi ve Gavin Herbert, purchased the 20.9-acre San Clemente estate of former president Richard Nix· on. Argyros plans to build a home on hi s portion of the lot, that is, if he can get approvaJ from the various local and coun· ty government agencies that have until this point. presented him with a roomfull of red tape ultimatums. ··Hopefully. baseball wiJI be on the recovery soon so that I can see this thing through," Argyros said. "The escalating player salaries and the strike threats naturally have me wor- ried. I think there has to be some kind of resolution. It's just a shame for the fans and all of baseball that it's come down to this. But 1 firmly believe things will be resolved between players and owners. We all want to play." SO MAYBE IT is that George Argyros' dream of owning, and enjoying own.inf, a major league baseball team is just that, a dream . Like a kid with a new Christmas toy that falls apart on him two days later, perhaps the same will happen to Arayros and his SeaWe Mariners. But who can blame him for wanting to dream a UtUe. M be puts it: "I've always been a dreamer. I guess I'll never atop dreaming." Q What does a marathon runner have in common with a Volkswagen? 7331 ~A ~~ONG ~ISTANCE ·MILEAGE! ONTARIO. CALIF (Special) Hundreds or awraie citizens will win oil ltasc riJhls in u~om· in1 public drawinp con· ducted by cht State of Wyomina. Somr may uhitve ovrrniaht wcallh by sellinJ their rip11 to oil compenia and ~taln· ina lifclont royallic• on any oil or ps prOduct• ion. lnformttloo and enuy detail••~ availlble from The H. Kirk Sanders Co .. Public Lands Div· ision, Boll ~7. Ontario. Calif. 91761 (lO)l Carol· lne). Ple&Ke~loteSI for ~andhhdli111-0fT~ entry cud• '"" be Nahed by return mall LUXUI Y AT P~ILIY&S USUALLY l lSllY9 llOI SPOUS CAii. lncr9dibly, mo.c will ri1k no mort than SIS and • Mlnim1I 1ervice fee to et1tcr the littlt-lnown prosram 1haa olrut •vctJ 10 pcYfllit )'OU tO mttf tht next flhn1 deadline. April I Ith. ·~· r•r LEASE OA BUYJ f \ VOLLEYBALL/BASEBALL /TRACK Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. March 14, 1981 Irvine, Uni, Estancia, LB • • e gain v1ctones Estancia. UnJversity. ltvlne and La1una Beach all won league volleyball matches to bighllght hJCh school play Fri· day night wtiile on the communl· ty college level, Golden West de· feated LA Pierce In Its final pre· season match. Estancia (2·0) won in straight sets over La Quinta. Senior mid· die blocker-outside hiller Blll Mattias and junior hitter Bill Sieker led the way for the Eagles. Junior Jamie Gregg had 11 kill hits and Rene Rimlinger also contributed some s trong spiking to lead University to vie· tory over El Toro. Irvine. with hitters J eff Droke and Greg Wooden controlling the action. beat Corona del Mar in four sets. Junior setter John Baster also played well for the Vaqueros. now 2·0 in league. Corona del Mar is now l·l. At Newport Harbor, Laguna Beach ran its season record to 4·0 with a convincing 15·12, 15·7, 15-9 win over the Sailors Outside hitter Eric Clark and setter Lance Stewart sparked the Artists while Mark Barrett, an outside hitter, had a good match for Newport Harbor. Bas k e tball scores Colle99 NCAA TOV•NAMENT ,.,,,..,._, 1 ........... 1 l•I Clwrlette, N C I V1r91n1a (:ommon•••lttt Ii le>nQ •s••nO v •"' V•U•nov• 'IC>. HOU\lon n Mtdnl R .. ion•I (•I T11•UlooM, Al• I 8os1on COllf9t u . 8 •11 SI ~ A.l•b•m. 81rm•n9"1•m tl Wr\htrn 1C•n1u<•v WI Modw .. tR .... MI l•IWl<lollal K •n~cU H , M1UIUtpe>t .. ~ulnern V 9S, WoCllll• SI ID w ........... 1 l•I El Pa.el -PlllW>UrQll 10. Id.,,_,·~ NorlhH"ern SS, Fr .. no SI SJ TOOAY'SGAMES EHIR .. 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S.n G.Orlel 44 Area t~ams off on right foot Records fall as Mustangs lead in track CdM, Costa Meaa, Ediaon and Ocean View victorious Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Edison and San Clemente hichs collected opening league baseball victories Friday after· noon, while red-hot Ocean View made It two in a row in Empire Leaiue play. Here's how the action went: Corona det M•r 2, £1tanct• 1 The Sea Kings won a tough picfohers' duel in the Sea View League opener between what is expected to be the two top contenders for the title. Corona del Mar's Ken Santoro, a senior right-handed pitcher went all the way, allowing just three hits while1striking out eight and walking three. Estancia's Greg Forge also went all the way and also allowed just \flree hits. Corona del Mar (3·1·1) got on the board first u designated hitter Gordon Moss drove in Dave Rohde with a single. That was followed by Mario Ybarra's wind-aided double to drive in Rob Murar. The Eagles came back with a run in the fourth inning as first baseman John Robertson walked. advanced to second on a ground out and scored on an error. With the loss. Es tancia drops to 2· l on the season. . Coat• MeH 12, El Toro 4 The Mustangs struck Cast and hard, scoring five runs on four hits in the first in· ning in another Sea View opener. Costa Mesa's Joe Cruz had a good day at the plate, collecting four hits with one RBI. Steve Anderson went 2·Cor·4 with a triple and home run for the Mustangs. He also bad four RBI. Austin Smith pitched SY.. irtnlngs tor Costa Mesa, allowing two runs, before g1v· in1 waytoSteve Williamson. Costa Mesa collected 13 hits on the day. The Mustangs are now 4·2 on the season while El Toro is 2·3 overall. Edi.on 11, Newport Harbor 2 The Chargers collected 20 hits ihclud· ing five by first baseman Joe Kwolek in the Sunset League opener. Kwolek also had seven RBI. He was BASEH4LL one or four Chargers to hit home runs orr three different Newport Harbor pitchers. Edison pitchers Rich Sorenson and Robb Munson combined to throw a three· hitter with 10 strikeouts. Sorenson picked up the win, moving his record to 3·0. Also having big days at the plate for Edison were Tom Duggan who was 4-Cor-4 with three RBI and Mike QeBenon who was 3-for-3. Edison is now 6·1 overall while Newport Harbor dropped to 2·5 . Oce•n View 4, Cypreu 0 Senior Bill Small scattered three hits and struck out 13 to give the Seahawks ·their second Empire Lea~ue win of the season and improve their overall mark to 6·0. Ocean View pitchers have not allowed an earned run over the last 46 innings. Fred Tuttle picked up two hilll and an RBI fortheSeahawks . S•n Clemente 5, L•gun• Be•ch 4 Damon Berryhill and Dan Arndt socked home runs In the first inning to give Laguna Beach an early 3-0 lead but it wasn:t enough as San Clemente tied the score in the sixth, 4·4, then won it in the seventh on an RBI triple by Dan Cook. Laguna Beach, arter jumping out to the 3-0 lead. added another run in the fourth inning as Steve Chapman doubled to bring home Joe Houston. . But the Tritons came back in the fifth with three runs on an e rror, a single. a double and a sacrifice fl y. San Clemente tied it with an unearned run in the sixth, setting up Cook's final· inning heroics. Mark Adams went all the way for San Clemente in picking up the win. Mark Adams pitched a complete game for Laguna Beach but absorbed the loss Htn. Beech 11-4, Le Quint. 4-7 The Oilers, who open Sunset League play today with a home game against Westminster at noon. split a double-header with La Quinta. John Rogers, fres h off a s tellar basketball season finished Thurs day, pitc hed the nightcap for La Quinta and socked a home run . In the first game, Ray Kelly and Greg Shirley all collected two hits for HB. DETROIT <AP> -Keith Con· nor's worl<Lrecord performan in the triple jump and record· smas hing victories by shot put· ter Michael Carter and weight thrower Robert Weir spurred suprising Southern Methodist University to a comamandine le ad Friday night in the NCAA indoor track and field cham· pionship. The Mus t a ngs. who had finished only fourth in the recent Southwest Conference cham· pionship, piled up 79 points after the first sev~n finals . The re- maining 11 finals will be held Saturday at Joe Louis Arena In addition to the victories by Conner. Carter and Weir . SMU got a first -place finis h from Sa mmy Koskei in the 880. a second from Richard Olsen in the weight throw and a sixth from Conner in the long jump. Co nn or . a j un io r from Slough. England. and a fourth- place finisher in last year's sum· mer Olympic Games in Moscow. increased the world indoor rec· ord in the triple jump to 56·91h, ' one·q uarter inch Carther than I the mark of 56.911. set earlier • this season by Shami! Abbjasov 1 of the Soviet Union. I ' ' \ \ ' t NOW SELLING PHASE 10 BE SURE TO ASK· ABOUT OUR HOUSE-OF-THE-WEEK SANTA MONICA FWY % > :u Ill 0 :u i -< ,.. 0 ~ CD s:: n ::c i -< ALL ''NEW'' SINGLE STORY GARDEN CONDOMINIUMS FOR ACTIVE ADULTS OVER 40 . If you or your spouse are at least 40 years of age, welcome to a whole n.ew way of li fe at Huntington Landmark, one of the finest recreation-oriented condominium communities ever offered adult Ca~ifornia homeseekers. 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Corona del Mar High vs. Miraleste, ranked No. 2 and No. l, respectively, In the latest polls. When the volleys stopped Friday, however, there was real· ly only one cbamplon standing. The· Sea Kinta. the de· fending champs, made il look easy wtlb an ll· 10 dect.ton over lhe pre· viou sly unbeaten Marauders. Tbe doublet team of Ant()n1 Emerson and .loba Wa1ber led tbe ••1 wltb 1tral1hl Ht vlctori• oover thtlr two oppontaU, lo1ln1 a iaere four l•ft'\H In the pt'Oc.... . ·, PALOS VERDES •• LONG BEACH • s; Ill "' ~ i ; :!! LOS Al TOS ~ ~ . • ,.. ~ n ,._--~----o_r_an_g_e_eo_u_t_o .... A .. IL V PILOT /S1tu rday~ .... M_a_rc_h_1_ .. _. _19"".:8:1 ::==-:-:-------~-....;;~-------------------=-F.::0::,:R.:_:,T.::;H:,::E~R:!;E:;C~O:R~O ~ > . NBA Laker1116, King• 101 KANSAS CITY KlnO 14, WtOm•n 14 l •<•Y 10, Bttdsono IC. C.runlold • Mor1 .. eatl\<tr tt, Oouo•H l. W•lton 8. l•m O.rt 4, S-r\I. 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Gates open at noon with eliminations get· ting under way al 6 for the top fuel and funny car competition and the finals at 7. Bruiser TM Jim Dunn set a n elapsed time of 5.85 seconds in Roland Leong 's Hawaiian earlier this yea r at OCI R. He will be on hand for the Nitro Open along with Bob Pickett, Gary Densham, Dennis Geisler. Brian Raines, John Martin , S herm Gunn, Jim Adolph and at least 10 others. THE UNBEATABLE CAN With Domed Lid • high domed lid- adds 6 gal. capacity to 32 gal. can R.ci. '16.95 SALE ~ !.~!: .. ~.~.?, ~!..•}.~~~"'"~ ~~ ~ ~. fh. f?/Ja/iid; ~ • tough/ durabie-cold weather material • 38 gal. total ~adty Two Year Warranty WHILE THEY LAST! ff~ DISCOUNT ON ANY FULL FACILITY MEMBERSHIP ElplrH March 20, 1 H1 • Free Baby Sitting Service TRASH & LAWN BAGS a Count 2ft.9in. x 3ft.4in 33Gal. 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Followlno are tM top sports events on TV today, Ratlng1 art: I I " I excellent: I I I worth watching; / 1 fair: / forget It. ~ 10:20 •·"'·• Ch•nnel 4 .,/ ./ ./ ./ NCAA BASKETBALL: UCLA vs. BYU. AnnowtCera: Dick Enberg, Biiiy Packer and Al M cGuire. UCLA (20.6) ranked 10th In the Assoc;lated Press na· tlonal poll, battles the Cougars of Brigham Young University, r anked 16th In the second round ot the NCAA West Regionals. BVU (22·6) Is led by All-American guard Danny Ainge, who scored 2'1 points In the Cougars' first· round win over Princeton. UCLA Is led by front-tine player s M ike Sanders, Darren Daye and Kenny Fields. ~ 12:30 p.m., Chennef 4 ./ ./ ./ ./ NCAA BASKETBALL: Notre Dame vs. James Madison. Announcers: Dick Enberg, Billy Packer and A l M cGuire. --- 4-A finals: LB Poly, Royals vie LOS ANGELES -Undefeated San Mareo1 Hlah aoes for ita 27th victory ot the seuon, • 52·1 two.year record and the CJF 4·A baaketbaU ebamplonabJp toni&bt at the Sporta Arena, colliding with Moore League champion t:on1 Beach Poly in the 8: 45 finale to a day filled' wi th six championship conteata. The San Marcos-LB Poly duel is the niptcap following the 3·A decider bet ween Corona del Mar and Twstin at 7. Today's earlier session betins at 9 a.m . with four contestl on the docket . Al 9 a.m . will be 17-1 Nelles against 21·1 Montclair Prep for the sm aU schools title; at 10:45 a l ·A gi r ls game b e tween Cal abuas and San Bern ardino ; Orange Cou t DAILY PILOT/SltUrday, March 14. 1981 PU8UC NOTICE N·71"' l'lc;TITIOUI au11N•H NAMl ITAT .. dMT PUBUC NOTICE PlJBUC NOTICE N11"6 ,.CTITIOUI aullNHS NAMI STATIMINT The IOllowlftl ......... II CIOlftt bull• ""' ••: Th• loll-In(! peraetll .,. 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Notre Dame Is led by senior forward Kell.Y Tripucka, a two.time All·Amerlcan. a l 12:30 it'll be L ou C v i -L janovich's Santa Cl ar a Saints --,.-ic-T-IT_i_ou_s_a_u_s_iNIH PUBUC NOTICE PlJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ftb 21,M.1rc1>1 .... 11,1,.1 UMI 11 f'ICTt TIOUS auSINESS "CTtTIOUS auStNelS NAM• STATIMI NT NAMa ITATIM•NT PU BLIC NOTICE NAMI STATIMI NT Tno fo1t-ln9 per1on1 •rt doing Tl'le lollowl119 119"411 It dOlnQ butl (22·4) against 23·3 Whi ttier I. Christian for the l ·A crown; and Tl'lt follo•lnQ pertofll •rt d'o1n9 bu1lneue1 nou••· t>utlntSUS TOP TO BOTTOM CLEAN INC. CAST I l L 0 • S y AR D l'~r:::,.~~::~!:::s (I 3 p.m., Channel 2 ./ { GOLF: Doral-Eastern Open. Announcers: Vin Scully, Jack Whitaker, Pat Summerall, Ben Wright, Frank Glieber, Ken Squier and Ken Venturi. a t 2 :30 a F oothill League showdown betw een champion Gl endale (22·5J and runnerup Blair (22·7) for t he 2·A cham- pionship. A near·capacit y crowd is ex· pect ed for the evening session, with the Royals of San M arcos Ray Floyd and Lanny Wadkins, both off to good starts· on. the PGA tour, are tied for the lead going into today's third round of a tournament marked by rain in M iam i. the featured attraction. OTHER TELEVISION 10 a.m . (4) NCAA BASKETBALL -H ighlights of first· round games In the NCAA tournament and a preview of today's second round. 11 a.m. ( S) -TENN IS -Harold Solomon vs. Peter Fleming in the WCT Challenge Cup, taped last Dec. in Mon- t real. 12:30 p.m . (34) FUTBOL INTERNACIONAL - Austria vs. Albania. 1 p.m. <22) SOCCER. 3 p.m. (7) -SUPERBIKERS-A BREED APART- With the camera mount ed on a mot orcycle, the shOw follows Dave Ende as he races in the Champion Spark Plug 200 at Monterey. J :JO p.m . (7) PRO BOWLING -The finals of the M iller High Life Open from Milwaukee. 4 p.m . (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -Gerr ie Coetzee (23-2) vs. George Chaplain ( 16·2·2) in a 10-round heavyweight bout, taped at Honolulu. T im Ryan and Gil Clancy report . S p.m . (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -The En· durance Trlathlon, taped in Hawaii. Stout-hearted com· petitors, including former UC I rvine swimming star Tom Boughey, test their stamina in an event featuring a two and one-half mile swim, a 112·mile bike r ide and a marathon run, all on the same day. Also: 1980 Olympic champions Natalia Linichuk and Gennadi Karponosov seek the world title in the dance competition at the 1981 world figure skating cham· pionships. (28) -SOCCER. 8 p,m. (5) -TOP RANK FIGHTS OF THE 70's - M uhammad Ali scored a controversial unanimous decision over Ken Nor ton on Sept. 26, 1976, at New York's Yankee Stad ium i n t he third meet ing betw een these tw o heavyweights. RADIO The super quick Royals like the stepped up tem po and Poly Coach Ron Palm er has i mplied his team will try to cut San M ar cos' att ack in half with a m ore deliberate style of play. New bury Park tried to run- and·gun w i th San Mar cos and saw its 2S-O record come to a halt in the semifinals lo the tune or a whopping 26·point defeat. The 25-2 Jackrabbits of Poly have the size (6-8 K ent Seymour and 6-7 T r oy Carm on ) and quickness (6·4 Darryl P al· terson), w hile San M ar cos features 5·10 guard Jon Kortas and three 6-4 team m ates, bent on speed, pressing and attack- ing. Both feature m an-to-man defense. 91 nominated for South team Basketball -UCLA vs. Brigham Young in the second round of the NCAA Tournament at Prov idence, RI, 10:30 a.m .. t<MPC (7101. South Coach Mike M ilner ot Fountain Valley High is sifting through a bulky list or nominees for the 22nd Orange County All· st ar football game June 22 at Orange Coasl College, one which contains 91 from the Oran1eCout ar ea schools alone. M ilner and his staff must pare the list to 30 atld a kicker f« tbe contest in an att~mpt to extend tbe South'swinningstreaktofour. Baseball -Dodgers vs. Houston at Cocoa, 10: 10 a.m ., KABC (790); San Diego vs. Angels at Palm Spr ings, 12:SS p.m .. KMPC (710). Hockey -M innesota at Kings, 7 p.m ., KOGO (600). (The Dally Pilot is not rnponsibl• tor late CM'"JH.) The North leads in the series, 14·7. Fresno St. gets collared Northeastern upsets Bulldogs , 55-53 From AP dispatches EL PASO Chi p Rucker tossed in a l ayup with four seconds left to give Northeastern a 55-53 upset over Fr esno State in a first r ound NCAA West Regional basketball game Friday night. Ruc k er's w inning b ask et ca m e after Northeastern held the b all in a stall for mor e than five minutes while the scor e was tied al 53. Pele Har ris had 20 points and Perry Moss 17 for Northeaster n. 24-5. Fresno State. 2S.4. was led by Rod Higgins' 24 points Northeastern trailed by as many as seven points in the first half and was down 36-30 at in- ter mission. But the Huskies r alJied in the second half behind Harris and Moss. Ka11• .. 11lp•M ....... ppt.8 .. M WICHITA, Kan. -Darnell Valentine scor ed 15 poi nts and Johnny Crawford tossed in two free throws with 22 seconds remaining to lift Kansas to a 69-66 win over M ississippi in a first round game of the NCAA M idwest regionals. T he Rebels. making their first appearance ever in the NCAA, fought back from a 12-point second·haJf deficit and got within two. 64-62, on a bucket by Elston Turner with 29 seconds remain· log. Seven seconds later Crawford, fouled by Cecil Dowell, sank a pair of free throws to gi ve the Jayhawk.s a four·point advantage. Roger Stieg made a Up-in. Tony Guy made a free throw for Kansas and Turner sank another bucket that made it 67-te with four seconds remaining. swr~-· •• lale ........... , SYRACUSE, N. Y. -TOl\Y Bruin scored 26 pointa u Syracu.ae U ft.iversity held orr a late Mar- quette rally to post an 88-81 victory in a Nati onal JnvitaUCJO Tournament openin1-round 1ame pit· tins two teams that failed to make the NCAA postleNOll tournament for the flnt Ume in several year•. first·round NCAA West r egional gam e. Pittsburgh earned the right to meet sixth· r anked North Car olina in the second round her e Sunday. Wallace took the game into overtime with a 15-f ool jump shot with 38 seconds ten in regulation play, tying the scor e at 61. T he Panther s trailed by as much as eight points in the first half and didn't regain the lead until overtime. Sam Clancy led Pittsburgh with 22 points, and Wallace added 21>. Ron Maben led Idaho with 22. t'IUa110.,a blltzn H-••11t ... 72 CHARLOTTE, N .C. -Led by the trio of Alex B r adley. John Pinon e and Tom Sienkiewicz, Villanova raced to an easy 90-72 victory over Houston in a first·round gam e of the NCAA East regional tournament. Villanova now faces Virginia Sunday after- noon. While Sienkiewicz w as destroying the Cougars with his outside shooting, Bradley and Pinone anchored a powerful front line that gave the Wildcats a big lead early in the game. Bradley connected on a three·poinl play early in the first half to give Vtuanova a S·4 lead. • Houston pulled to within one point on two more occasions. but Villanova proved too strong ror the Cougars and the WUdcatl r aced lo a 41·28 halftime lead. ., .. c. ..... .., • .., ........ as.a C HARL OTTE, N .C . -Vtr1i n'ia Com· monwealth coach J .D . Barnett credited excellent free throw sboottn.e by his team for the 85-et •ic· tory over Loni Island University in the NCAA Eastern Reglonala in Charlotte. "We bit our free throw• down the line, which is the mark of a lood buketball team," Barnett aald. The Rama hit 21-of·rf free throws. Barnett, wbo said his team bad not played in almost two weeks before meetlnf the Blackbirda, 11id bis team waa "a little tentative ln the ftnt half. but w• warmed up Jn about 10 mlnutea." LIU Coleb Paul Lluo said bla team maaa1ed tQ cloee to wtthln one point ln the teCOOd ball wben they besan prea1ln1 the Rama. Sl;:ABREEZE AWNING CO , IUOS SE RVICE, llkl LA Lo,,,., Fo.,nt•in MAI NTENANCE SERVICE. IU I Tl>tloll-ongperoonitdoinQt>ulH•Ht Rtdhlll AvtnMe, Vnol A, TM•lin, V•lley, Celllo<l!l•9llOI. Pomon• SI., Apl. S, Cotta Me .. , C•. •I ICellfotnlatHIO Lind• Undman, 11"° u Lim•. 92621 NORTHROP REA i.. ESTATE, U I ANOERSEN AWNtNC. CO .• INC, FOYnlaon Velley, Calllornie'2lOI. Ftllpe CHllllo Gonu 1t1, "" W 19tn Strtet Costa Meu, C•tolornl• Celllornl• <orporellon. l~OS Redl'lill Nency Gol<Hn. 111•0 u Lima. Pomon• SI Apt s C061• Me., c •2•11 ,A•tnut, Vnll A, Tultln, Celllornl• Founteln lltlltY. Cellforn" 91108. t1U7 .. · ' ' •· t••to. Th11 butifteu ts. condtJcted by a Tl'tf1·~-··=• 11 c-~-1eo ~. •n In Crocker Re•I Est•lr Inc ' • • -·---·~ u, Cel1 forn1• COrPO,.llOn. UI w 1911) Tnl• DUiiness i\ <onducted bye <or Qener•l ,,.rtnorlllip. Cllvldual. Slreel.Co110Me1•.C•llforn1a92'21 POr•llon N•nc:Y A Goldt t>u•1""' .. <ondY<led by • COr. Tl'lll tt.attmenl ... , lileo wltll IM T111, st.atement ••• fllecl woll'I ""' T11l1 stot-1 ••• 111.0 wltl'I IN porahon County Clerk ol Oran(lt CounlY on County Clttk ol Or•ngt County on County Clerk ol Orell(lt COYnly on CRDCtc:ER REAL ESTATE Maren 12, 1991 Maren•, 1991. · Ftb<'u•ry It, Itel INC 1'1S71U FUIHI f'IUtl7 ' Publislltcl OranQe Goel! D•lly P1101, PMbiltned OrMIQI! Coasl D•11y P11ot, PMbllaNG Or-CMll D•ily Pilot Ano ta NOr l,..roP. VtCf'PrHH'.tenl M•rCll "· 21, 21. April .. 1991 1)21 II Merell 1 •... 21, 28, l'ltl 1230 .. 1 Feb. 21, 21, ""'" 1, 14, 1tel IS2 II PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI TO ClllOITOllS Of' auLK TllANSl'Ell cseu . .itt-4111 u.c.c.1 Nolou os ,.,.lrf 9lvtn to <rtc11ton 01 ll'le w11111n nemeo partfet 11'1411 • D"I~ tr•n1ter '' 1nt~ to Ort m.ot on oerson•I prop•r ly herttn•tt•r deK.ribed. T l'M MIN .,_, Ou\tn.-S' •Odr~' Of ,,,. 1n1..-tran1feror 11 Arlen Lene Plol>t, 2011 P,,.1.,ope CO<irl. Coil• Mew,Celltonrle92'2'. SS~O·~ Ti.. Mmel -llUllMH ecldrK~ ol tM intended tr.,,tf•r•t •r• H•rry JamH Bec!oon, SS H •·SI 0<10, Ull Olympic Drive, HMntlftQIOll Bue,... ~lllor111• .,._, Htltn M•rle B•OOon. SS S41·1l·H'4, till Olympic Drove, Hu11lln(l1on 8Mtll, Cal1lornlt •-T ~t pr-rty pertorwnl l'loreto 1$ oncrilled ,,,. QtMrAI u M•terlatt, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ------- PU BLIC NOTICE "'""""'· merd\endlM, equlP"'•nt. Ila turH, IMrnlturt. b<llintu, 900<1wlll, llalM•••. 9"Ulpment and IHMllOIO Im N·71Jt1 provemtnll of l>UilMll -nown .. N·71tf2 ,.CTITIOUS •USINIU :"~" Pf:"lc C~vr:,.n. lt~ 171•r~r ~~T~~=:~:~~ T,..t f:.~~n:T:!~!~".~, oo1n9 OU t var . OS e .... e orn • ~lllSONAL ~llO~EllTY !>Ullneu H : ,,~2:~t tllt ...... n dt1crit>ed tren1ter1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , ... , AMERI CAN CONTINVECARE. • .,. to be ~190 woJecl 10 Ille unoer -punuent to Section ttN of en Eesl Alton Avenue, Irvine, Ce -·• provllloM ,. YOUR ESCROW t,,. C•lllornle Clvll Coclt IN pr-rty IU s E R v 1 c E co., 1 N c., 14 s11 11•1•0 1181-belleveo to be -nooneo American M<Gew, Olvltiott 01 MA G N 0 LI A A T HE IL by MELVIN v end MARV w. merlcen HOtpital~ly CorPOr•llon WEST MINST Ell, CALIFORNIA ANOERSON '""'°M lesl •ddrett •et •11 llllnols <orPOOllOft), 2S2S McG1w .,.., on., •IW A!lr1I • ltlt 212 Gree. Drive, Soul" P•wOen•, vonut , Irvine, C• '211' T.,;re -I lie no ci.lmt etCIC>t.O Celllornl• tlOJO, will be ... d at P<>bllc Tl'll' b\N...u 11 tonoMcteO Oy t cor lnto eKro.ofW ~II S. 1•1. •Mellon In t>ulk •I •Ill Boren St., >o••llon So far -•• ~ to MIO int•-N•WPOrl a..c11, ~lllo<noe '2.00 on Amer!< ... HOtpltel Tr_f_. Ul4ll Nie-Tr.,,afe<or M•rcl> 21, ltll •I 2 o'clock P.M. "-4Y Corporetlon UM d foll-lft9 acldlllon•I Ou1lneu OESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY' J . Rk-Hull, _. -'""*-wlll'lift Ille '"'•• Inventory for 1111.,.,..toonel HOQ OoQ Vi<•,.,. ... ..,., encl Yffrs l•I PMt: HONIE Co, o1>e:t..ol1>9 equl_I _ 11ttn11I~ Gerer•t Countel 0.t.O _.Cll9, l•l EOUl~MENT Tlll1 llM-1 ••s filed .-111> ll'le -.Y'-...._ Btv1re9 e Air ro •< h.,n OMnlY Clerk of OrenClt Covnly on ..... MlllW......, rtfrlC1fr•tor on w""I' eb<'uery 11, t•t ~Tr_.._ 2 2 s· M<llOM ol SlltlvlnQ, I-C" ,.,,._ YOUll llCllOW saavice CO INC Mellon ol -vine. teen wltl'I J llwlves PubllaNG Or-CMil Delly Piiot 1.,11........,. at .... t " . l Gtner•I Eltctrlc Hot Pt•I• el> 21, JI. Mar 7, u. IM'I tlHI " t I Co. fUG ' Steinln> Steel WOr11 T el>le -om..... s TEC -1J$ CASI! ReQ•ll•r PMbll-0r.,.. eo.11 Oelly Piiot • 1 "°1' poe •.ncl IMWI •Ink Morel\"· "11 IJ~ll ~ • 1o~f~!:"s~,~ syr.,p. •·S G• PUBLIC NOTICE f"•\ \lattment w•\ fllec:J w•tn tne (ounly Cler~ ol Or.,.,Qe CoMnty on Feb. ,. 1911 FIU10 PMl>ll>N<I 0..anQt Coast D•oly Pilot, F~D 11. Mer<l'll U 11 1'111 819 •1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HE AA ING fnt Bo.ro of fru\ttf'\ o• the Hunt 1nQton 8e~" City Sc.hoot 01~tr•<t on Ftbfuery 10, t981. •PP•Ovod Ille dOfur~ of lt'lf Cl•OP. l.•8•rd, •nc:t Ptttr ~on !><.hoOli, ~tf~ct,vt tor tnf' 1'181 17 Knoc>t ye•' Public ~•rino~ w'tll bf' Condu<t(I() In .CCOf'O•nc• wilt\ EOMC•l1on COO• 3014 IOI, lor In" ourpow OI rece1v1n9 °"~''-•nc>ut on •<t•Pt•blt •ltern•tave UH ot ••Ch (.IOMO l<l'IOOI ·~ ...... , touo., l •BarO S<noot --. M•rtn 1, 1•11 I JO pm 100 1 Cr4•mor !Ant' H"nt1nQIOft B••ct.. CA. C••OP Scnool Pett-r'ion Scnool ll'IMrsO•Y Mar<.n 19. 1911. I JO pm . <ti Peterion !.<hOot 10t61 -=-•rn~worlh L•ne. Hunh"Qlton a..cn. CA PMbll\/>ed 0.M>QO Coasl De11~ Poiol Mercri I),"· IS. 1981 1:1.o .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE •Y;M:-:. ~nk FICTITIOUSIUSINUS 10 1 MndMnlo• NAMEJTATEM&NT NOTICE OF DEATH OF "CollMDl_n .. r T"•lollowinv iierWlfluroOOlnQbul• GRIFF w. HOWELL, aka H11111 12 Fo<mlc•C•Ooneton w,,.••s neues G R I F F WA L T E R f'ICTITIOUS aus11~•ss ll Sode 01-nser , ....... isl •lll'l 1u TANYA s COSME ncs. S2S \11( NAMISTAT•M•NT m1t111neon-I• 10 ... s1 .11 .. ,Cosl•Mn•.C•lolorn1• HOWELL, aka G . w. Tl'lt lollowln9 por1on1 •rt oolng u HandOotr•led JMlcer 91621 H 0 W E L L A N D 0 F ou11 ntu u , CONT I HEH T AL u t Burner Bunn Collff Mak•r I Tllom .. C. L•olt., SB Vi<torot p E T I T I ON TO A D GRAPHI CS/ORANGE COUNTY 1•1counte<Con!AlnlnQ. St, .it1,.CostaM<t"41,C•lllorno•91UI • 01V1S10N, tt21 Kal1tr AvenMt, Rtfrloer•ted It• Oin. lu ln .. rl, r.nv• Let Y"~•. ~:~ ·•1ctor1• MINISTER ESTATE NO. trvont. Calilornl• 9211•. 'Wtll\ -wermers. To•stmaster l SI :: 19. C.osll Me..,, C•lllorn1• '1611 A· 107933 RtpUbll( CorPOr•llM,. O.••···· drawer Dun warmer •nd SnHH Guard Tiii• bMSIMU " conduCteo Dy • T 0 a I I h e I r s , corpo<•tlon, 1900 Avenue DI tlle Sl•rs, II. 2 Wells Port.bl• w•rmers 11•nere1pertnenll1P SMllo,1100 contMry c11y, ce111ornl• 11 1 •• Tr.ck 111111" ,..11,,, l•mP• Tl'lom••C L1ot1a beneficiaries, creditors ~, 0 ,11 T"'• •tatemen1 •H 111"" •11" •~ and contingent creditors or Tl'l11 bu.inHs" conoucied by• "Menu\lgn rudlnQ ·Bullovour CounlvC1trk olOr.,.,Qe Coun1YonFeb Griff W. Howell, aka Griff corPOr•tlM own,ellforMly2W tW-nl 2•·1991 FIS<o/o Walter Howell, aka G. w. Republic Co<POr•tlon 20 Menu Sign rudinQ, "Build your Horman s Mer\1'1•11 own QOUrmtl hell cloQ'' llllumln•t.Ol PuOll•'-d O<en90 Coast O•llY Pi tot. H 0we11 or San la An a' CorPO<•l•Secret••Y 21 Mtnu Sign ruolng ··Fron Feb 1',Marcnl u ,7i tfft 91111 California, and persons Tll•I sl•l-1 w•• llltcl Will'I tllt SquHteO Lemon.de" IWOO<IMI h be th ' Counly Cltrk ol Or•n~ Co.inly on 22 W•ll Mounted Cond1menl Holder W 0 may 0 erw1Se 1n· Marc11 J. tt11 35• • PUBLIC NOTICE terested in the will andt or llOllllT I. TUCH, ESQ. 2J Well Mounledcl'lelk ooerd estate: lll~U•LICCOlll"OllATION 24 2 Soap D1-'15erl FICTITIOUS•USINESS A petition has been filed 1,.. ... _ ..... S .. rl_ 2S 2 P-rTOWel D•-ns.,. s.1•u• 2'.Fotdl"9Porlablehblt NAMISTATEMENT by Jean w. Howell in the c.e .. ,-,oey,c:.11-·-1 21 comrnerd•IC.,,Ootner 111•1011-•nviier'°"1'ooinot>u"ne" Superior Court of Or ange 1'111111 11.Corklkiltetlnao.rd n FORCAR PARTS. 1u.1 Oaboro County requesting that PMbllQled Or-Coast O•lly PllOI, tt W•ll Mounted Invoice Trays J W H March 1. I•, 21. lt. Itel 1111 .. 1 >O Tolltt l•n• HMnh1'9IM a .. cll, C•llforn.. ea n . owe I I b e ap- JI Mirror ,,~!.ui J .. n Bloom .. 01 Heil Suite po.in.led executrix to a_d· l 2 Tr.s/\Cen SIB. HMnl1n91on B~•tll, Celofornl• m1n1ster the estate of Greff 1 s Mtdl,!~:!;!,11n .. ,., ti.•9 W . Howell, aka Griff f'ICTITIOUSaUSINIU 2 21-s.n.11CondltMnlln•11<1\ r,..,,~,,.. ... ,ondU<tedoyenin Walter Howell, aka G.W. NAMI STATI MINT > A•__,, T-1ec111s. -n1vn. oivioM"PeuiBi-.. Howell. The petition is set Tl'I• lollo•ln(I perwns .,. CIOln(I ·-·fork• (All St•tni.u Stull TIM ... , ....... , We\ 111.0 wlll'I lne for hearing in Dept. No. 3 llU$IMU et• • w-CMttin9 ao.rd c °' . SWALLOW'$ NEST, >O• VI• s ' Met.al tn•rll '°' WtllS Soup ounly Cieri! ol .. ~ CO<inly on Feb at 700 Civic Center Drive Oporto. N-port BH<l'I, cet1forn1e Warmers 26' 1911 ,.,,,.1 .. West, in the City of Santa ttwo OetootNHtlldeyof Mercl'I. lffl Publis/le<I Orenoo Coa•I Delly Pilot. Ana, California on April 1, Rotiert E. St-. 102 E. OcMn ~~llf·-~•E CAFESLTD, Ft0.21,M.lrcl'll, U.21. ttel '"S-11 1981 at 9:30 a.m. Front, B•lboll, Calllornle n.61. ... ''"" RMth c. Lemo, '21 Chentllty, Limited Perln•""'P IF YOU OBJECT to the Anal'lolm. c.111orn1 • .,., By· TllomesA. Whn~. PUBLIC NOTICE granting of the petit ion Thl1 t>u1lrwn 11 conducltel by • Generet Pertner • 11enor•l J*'tner\/ltp. Publlsl'lt<I Orenoe coest D•lly Pilot you should either appear R-1 e. Sc11.-01ow Mar.1, "· "" tHH• l'tCTtTt:;~:,11N•1t at the hearing and state Thi• \let-t WU flied with Ille NAM•ITAT•MeNT yl)Ur Objections Or fi le ~o.u;.!,\~~~ of OrenQt County on I PUBLIC NOTICE Th• lollowlftl per1on1 ere doln11 written objections with the """ bMll~·~~MENT llE~AIR PARTS court before the. hearing. PMbll-Oreno-co .. 1 oe11, Piiot, • l'tc;'f1T1ou1 MlllM•U co .. ,750 c.bllllero aou1evere1 .• _.. Your appearance m.ay be in Marc111,t•.21,re,1•11 1on .. 1 MAMSITATW.M41NT P•rll,C•.--person or by y our at· ----TN fdtowtftl ...,._ 11 dolftQ butl---"' . Paul E. vo1111> Tr.cto< P•rt•, inc torney. N•W~TNAJUOl'NEWPORT I• CallfMnl• corporallo11I, •Ho I F y 0 U A R E A ••ACH,m1u_.....,. ..... ~ ~ll•l"V lleult,,.nt.•-"•"'·c•. CR EDITOR or a cont· ao.c11,c;a.'*1 I JIM ,...._ ....... "" LA•...,, Tl\11""",_.11 c-•e1 lt't e cor-ngent creditor of the de· O•'*" ~. c.. ,..., "'''kwl~ul. • ll<>l.P~ ceased, you must file '(our Tiiie ~..,-HI .. wlltl -Tl•ACTOll PAllTS. INC. claim with the court or c-•r Cltf'll e1 o...._ ceu11tr 941 .,.,.. A. v..,., present It to the personal ,...,_., tt, tt11. Tiii• = •• 11..., •'"' .,,. representatl ve appointed ,..,... c_,, Cleft! .. °"-c..,,,., ., by the court w ithin four ~,..,.. 0r .... c-1 oa11y 1'1iet ""'-" tt. 1..,: months fr om the date Of l'at1,a..M1t.t,u,tt11 au.ti """.,first Issuance of letters as ~':.MCe"-MIU.•"-·•"-provided In SKtlon 700 of ,., • .._.....-u......_ t he Probate Code of u.A...-.c.._, Callfornla. The time fOt' 0 .... ~':w~u•• .. ~:9:'~-;ei:.c:;: o.eiyt~~ filing claims wlll not ex- "" CMAMMOf' MMI• · • · • • plre prior to four monttts Pl._ Ho11111n 1111Nl'.R 1Teve• .... p NOTIC• from the date of the hear-,..._. er... c.... OlllY ~ ... 111• • •••m1 !fl 11111 <..,,. iw 611 •· ~ Ing noticed above. ..... , ... ..,,,,,.,,... ., .. , :',,.·~'=-:~·= .. ~ ~1!'1::'~ ·------------· YOU MAY exAMINI 5Tlh aR to J()t4H l'AUI. HOil.HT • .,,. the flle kept by the court. $T•YUl'tOLt.t"-"::::=::-If you •~ Interested In tNt 11 1• ...,., ""'"'"-1 •" ,.,.,. Ti.. ,.....,.._. --•r• ........ estate, iou may fllt a r• p-1T1--•"ttMall lnttrftl .. lfl 1llt ~It<' •IOHM!fl .... ,.... . ,..,. t t .. ,..._ _. -· ---..., .. ,.,.. , .. , ,_. 111 °"""'""' 111111 .... : quts w " '"' cou., tor• PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PllBUC NOTICE P\19UC NOTKlS Playiftl befOf'• 20,123 fana, Syracuae, which bad play.cl ln ei1ht •tral&ht NCAA postaeuoo tourn•menta, toot the lead foe SoOd on a Danny Scbayea layup after 11 minutes of play. The Or an semen foUowtd with nlM stralabt pol.nu ln the next two llllnutu. lncludiq Mven polnta by Bruin, to take • IJ..Polnt lead. Marquetg. wbleb bad appe&Nd in th~ NCAA poatHuon tourn•ment 10 eonaeeutlYe tlmta, rallied ud moved wttllln a alqle POblt l•te ln Ute MCond bait. 'be Warrlon traUecl 1t-1t Ylbea Glena ~lven aank two foUl •bola ~ 1:48 left to play. UMI ITAftMl•T .... ' •• "° CIVIC Otllw Oflft .... MUMeOLDT ~IA""&. TO., cel v• IP'(lal notlct of tM n.rae'• •mer. _._ r.. A-. 8J•7 J ~:..!9!.~',.. "'-• .,, .. 111• .. ,.:u,... ClllfOnll•,"' .. ,M,., .. ,, :::.::;:.~=·""'"' •· Inventory of estete aue~ •uLS O"I wwp-Pb UU It I CA H 0 U A L.t TV :i:.,:1:0..:;c::._:•i;;-: • .:11:.. MMI..,.. •• CMlflnlle Ind of t"" Pltlflons, a(• J A, • a. -U Spr•dUn1'1 out.aide 1t1111N1 .. •R1, "" w. "'" tllNtt, ... , MIMI _..1 ... tw """"• .....,. ....... • *""" c..r bf .. co u" ts a n~ ·r •por t' But 8Jl'MUM. lt-11, held oil Marq...U. end '"' into ....... ,.. MCOftd.ftNDd •••• .,u.nat 11o1,a...a..... . ~, ................. , .... SL PAIO -°"'aJH Wali.ei buked ln a.10-~.,..allot wtUa tllree .. , t Jlft ta onrUme '°-it" iPttlltl!lirllt • ,... ftdimJ OINI' IUbo lD a abooUn• ud Gre1 Stewart•• muacle lnald• u,...:.=.~c:i·=..~· .~~'::,";::.. , ... , u.,1., ni!"'.:...=.1.:-:.:-.:-:, • dnc;rlbed In Section 12Gq sparked TUIH to aa 11·11 Yfet.orJ onr Pu ,..,. ..... 11~. ,.._ ..... v.11,,, ""'' .,., • Ww CM1 "',..1 ......... _.,. .. ..._ of o, •. C.llfornta P~te ~~~~~ta a NaUoaal Javttatk9 Toaraam• c.ii:::;::-....,.,, _.. ._ .. ~11c°:'!t...~::::.~.::.r: ~T. .. c..:• u • coc.. 1uw-..·~pJ1M, \tllle,c.l:\~lllNr. I .... 11Ki1 a .... fer ... rCM• ..._ ~ Tulle broke ••aJ,,... ·~ ... Uhr•1 ..:.:= .... :-:.:.: =r.::,:-c ~-•ti• .. , et .=,::-::-:a:::: 1t9t~:,· :W..~.·S-rl• tb.roqb tM .... ball, ad ~ a l9M fll II .,.._,-. .,._....,_,., , .. , ....,_., tt."" SI~ •J'll. ~ AR,11 ... potnta ....,.... CMell NtlU ......_,..... Ma TMoa ==-:. ,1..,,,...,. ..... Jl........_ '-" ,...,..,....,.,,. .. ,,_ C•llf.,.. .. tttu,ua1 ... .......... ~ -.-.... -1 ... .:.-rlktlllllr .. -·--II"•• l'OWMI~· 1,_.~:,aPillo1au.e..-·*"" .. "" , :;::~..= · ·~-,_o!7::'=.=r:-'4. eDdl ... ::.:-.-.i1~. ~Pu~--~~n:-'°'"',= M-.,_.,, ~°""'J::; ,.._'.';.,-.T"• -· ,, ... ,20. ,., ~ 'j I ~ I ·-... ~~.-..- Walk before runnin DEAR PAT DUNN: I J\alt at.rt~ N • 1ing. Rather than feellnt b4tlttr, I '"1 twf\lf I'm stiff and exhausted. What am l dolnt wrona? • M. M., Newport B•uh Walk -doa't r•• -to th atarHt mallboll ud order a free "PY ol .. ~I Jo11tac.. from Ute coa .. aer blw•alJM Ceater, Def&. S71J, PMS.lo. ODlo. at•. Accordla1 to Ute Pl'ffideM'a CoucU oa PllyalcaJ Fk8esa aad Sports ud lM NaU..at Jo11lq AlsoclaUoll, a. a well·plu.e4 11· week procram ot be1&aa1., Jo1&1aa. all yH Should do OD yoar ftnt day la wafk ar.ud for 15 m lautes. TlilrcMtlliH>•t Ute propam , yoa'U never have to breaUie so llard U.at yoa cH 't carry cm a 110rmal coavenadoe. See a doctor before 1tart1111. If you have medical preblena1, yoer doctor wllJ help you tailor you c:oedlt.Joelal aroud Utem. Malle sure your Jol liaa alloes llave a thick, layered sole ruaala1 Ute fall lea&tll of U1e sliloe, wtth a soft lader layer for culllon· lag and a &oaah outer one to absorb s~k. The re also should be aa elevated heel, to re· duce strain to you Achilles tendon. Remember that It takes Ume lo develop a &ood strlde. Don't bounce on the balls of your feet. Roll your welpt smootlaly from the heel to the toe and Joi on a smooth, nat surface. Asphalt ls more ttaWent thaa ce · meat. Four or fi ve times a week Is the best fre· quency for Jo111ag. Never run Immediately after eatlDg, and alwa ys allow yourseU time to warm up with some st~lcb.Jag exercises and cool down with a walk. hne pre•W.. rl••Pd DEAR PAT DUNN: I ordered a purse fro_m ".'mbassador International of Tempe. Ariz .. an November. Since then I've written three letters requesting that my order be filled, and included copies of my $11.48 can- celed check. I've <Jone business with this firm many times and have never had any prob- lems. Will you help me get the purse or a re- fund? C .S .• Huntington Beach Ambassador International apologizes for the delay, and bas m alled the pu.rse lo you. Few complaJnls have been received a bout this mall-orde r company, and It a lways cooperates with A VS to correct problems promptly. ftef und on ff• "'Gfl DEAR PAT DUNN: I sent an order to Sunset House in Beverly Hills las t October. Ma ny of the things were intended to be Christmas gifts . The order was partially filled . I've been trying for a couple of months lo get a refund for the merchandise which never arrived , but haven 't had any s uccess. As you can see from the enclosed materials. I've written and phoned a number of times. F.B., Costa Mesa A VS reviewed a ll the infor mation you had already provided lo Sunset House with its cuslomer service depa rtment. A refund check has been Issued , although the firm "isn't sure" if a refund hadn't been Issued previously. In case you get two checks, you a re requested to return one. DEAR PAT DUNN : I o rdered a matching ring and bracelet, a General Mills premium offer. in November. I still haven't received it and my letters to the box number in the offer haven't been answered, even though my check was cashed.· J.B .• Huntington Beach A VS contacted Gene ral MUia, and your ml11la& Jewelry la being 1hlpped. Other readen havt.1 proble m• with Geaeral MUia pre ml•m offer• 1hould aead tllelr lnqalrte1 to: GeneraJ MUia l ee., 12 8. 8b 1h St., P.O. Box 1118, Mlueapolla, Minn. ~54-41. • • lit>t tJ prnlll,m'1 1'hlm wnl• lo Pal .... 1 l>unn /'at wtll r ut red ta~. glllt'"g • ,,.. an1uwr1 and aet11>n 11nu need to 1ollJfl IMqu1t ''' 1n uouernment and ,., l>ua1Mu Mall JJOUr q1.11111ioru to Pat IJunn, Al Vour ."ierv1ce Orange Coaat Doll" Pll.ot , P O IJo:r 15&J, CnMla M111a , CA 92626 ,., mon11 le1ter1 at pou1bll' will be aruw.red, but phoned 1nqulnt1 ur letll'rl not tncludmg the reotler's full nantt'. nddrf'H and hu11nP111 houri' phone number cannot ~ contld,red Prtvet• Notice INTERIOR DESIGNERS ARCHITECTS & BUILDERS Ch1prnan C>ellgner Showroorn II 1 lull 11rvlc1 whoi.tale 11\owroom celtrlng Hctuelvely to the trllde We reprll\.nl 1 wldl .... cllon ol tine n1m1 br1nd turnl1hlng1 end 1cceaeor111 One• ..ch yN r '" ~ °"' ,.,.cfed lt9m• •f coat, ftffl ~f Wt4 NIOW COtf, Sleeper $<11111 Mllll•Pt ts P~llnl'" L11mp1 r,.,,<'~ ("11n1!'Q Rooms Uoo1oom1 Upholtlt'u•11 Ch1111 W1111 Sy"•m• 011ndlatnt'1 Cloe~• Sor11 Lu•"M'lll' Coe"••' hates 811111 T •• 9111 Cant 0 11oman1 r orm111 01n.r111 GamP Sets Of$11 S&cre1111tt PtclulH ~·-· I abtel ACCl!U0•111r. 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But a researcher ~ays why,it takes weeks for some people and years for others Is a mystery. ,"Some pah ~nls lose their aller gies to 1wn1L'1llin very quickly" while others remain t1t•os1llve for "10, 20, even 30 years," said Dr. N . l''rankltn Adki nson. usslstant profee1sor of mcd1rine ot Johns llopkins University School of M<'dlcrne in Baltimore I It• spokt• lo reporl(•r!> ut a convention or the Amt•ric'an Aeadt•mv of A llC'r~y \clk1nM>n s:11d lhat while IO percent to 14 per- n·n t of paltl•nl!> show a llcrg11: reactions to pt:nH·1lh11 as man) as 75 percent eventually lose !>t>ns111, rt~ to the \\idely used ant1b1otic. Althouah he was also sentenced to a year In j1ll1 Patrick Is free pendlna appeal. Ehren· freund said that anyone whom Patrick advises mus t s ubmit first l o psychiatric evaluation. A psychiatrist will de· termlne 'Whether the re· quest is voluntary. Joshua Pedro, l ,_of J\bin~on, Mass .. born blind and with improper muscle control ·~ his right eye, haS been fitted with what his mother. Mrs. Ro bin Pedro. d escribed a s a "marade" plas tic: match to his good left eye. The disc fits over the bad eve <.llld m oves "'at h the good one. •\dk1nson and l \\O researchers. who looked at 32 't•m•n •al <hs<'a:.i· µa l1<'nts an the first phase of a :-tuu~ \\t•n • unulJlt• tu dt•tc•rm1n1• why the allergy fl'CO\CI\ ratt•S\Ur\ \Vtdeh Studws leud us lo heht>ve 1t may have to oo "1th lhe ~l'nl'l1c· <'apac ll) to make an antibody ag;Hnst pt•n1t·1l11n 'Adk inson said ll s also posst hlc•. he· '>Utd. that lhe ans wer may lu· 111 th(' h ''"" I)( 1·1•11., to "'ht th pc•nic1llin attaches 1 ls1· Ir COLLECTORS CORNEA Aue Coln• & St•mpa GOLD A SILVER Prices for 3·13·11 Gold Clote 5411.00 Sllvff Cl. Sil. IS Kr1111err•nos M•ple Leef IOOCorO<Ws SO Pe~ 90"-Sllver~ t ut S.11 ""·" Ull.U MM.00 "°6.00 ~,. Mii.St Mll.00 MU.00 IMO'll. ltO"I. ,,_ll ___ ... 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Although everyone con•ected with "Back Roads," the fint movie to come from the recently formed CBS Theatrical Films, keel>& Insisting that their picture is really a comedy -"a tough . comedy," director Martin Ritt has called it -the laugh quo- tient ls so infinitesimal that one can only wonder why they would want to point up this con - spicuous lack. To be sure, it has nothing like the bile Gf Rill's pr evious aACKaOAOS • .,.,.,., •••t.l p,.oouctr Ron•lo SIWdlo 011ector M•,.hnA11t / Sc rtenpl•y , G•r1 OeV'on• ,. .......... ,o.~ .. c ... , Ces• Wllr F1•IC1, Tommy Lu Jon ... o ... a Kell!\, Mtr1•m Colon, Mt<hH I G•uo, o.n Sl\Or, M Emmel! W•ISll. Bari..ra B•lxot' NtllCerter AleaColon,leteleBrova AtJtv1tr'9t1me •hm1r"ut1' M,.AAa•Unt It "Norma Rae," a lthough in- evitably it 's tinged with hi s social awareness and sympathy for the poor and downtrodden. But what m ade him think he could wring comedy from Gary DeVore's picar esq ue script about two of the losingest losers in recent screen history remains a mystery to me. ON THE OTHER hand, it's Segal in 'Carbon' HOLLYWOOD <AP > George Segal, Susan Saint James and Jack Warden star in "Carbon Copy." Segal is a s uave and suc- cessful businessman who dis- covers he is the rather or a near- ly grown son who is black. tlJVIE REVIEW -easy to see what attracted Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones lo the film's focal roles. There's meat on UJose bones, to which the two stars add fles h and sinew as well. For Field, it meant a change of pace , a middle ground b etw een the p y r o technic d ramatics of ''Norma Rae" and the lightweight comedies or the "Smokey" movies. Here she plays a hooker , a girl so down on her luck she thinks that sharing her fate with an equally broken down ex-pug is an improvement. She brings a leathery toughness to the part, with never a sense of self-pity -and, of course, a pert and provocative body. Jones ag'ain impresses as the rubber-legged pug who wouldn't stay out of trouble if he wanted to -and he r arely wants to. The re 's something gaunt and weatherbeaten about his face and frame, as if he's been taking punishment all his life and now has just about had it. IT'S A PERFECT piece of casting; and so, for J.hat matter, is the casting of all the support- ing players David Keith, Miriam Colon. Michael Gano. Dan Shor, M. Emmett Walsh although their roles are little more than cameos, random peo- ple whom Field and Jones pass in the night as they bum their way West. For me, the main problem with "Back Roads" is that as the two of them stumble from one sorry predicament to the next, buffeted by life and their own ineptitude, we're given no real reason to become con- cerned about their fate. And I don't think it's mere callousness on my part. We've seen people like these before, notably in Fellini's "La Strada," and learned to care passionately about them. But that's because there was depth and resonance to the characters. Their odyssey brought to us an understanding of loneliness and devotion. Although this movie ends -with an unsettling abruptness, I might add -oo anote of hope, it comes almost as an afterthought, something tacked on but not really a party of the story. l find it bard to believe that there are vast miptitudes eager to learn the fate of two glum beggars of life. It may not be a "tough comedy," but it's sure to be a tough sell for Warner Bros., which is distributing it. .,. .......... SON ALSO SHINES Sam Aob.,de, 19 Gilmore movie eyed PROVO. Utah <AP> -The Utah County Commission has been ' told by a Los Angeles film company that it might want to use the old county jail as a setting for a movie about executed killer Gary Gilmore. The commission has r eceived notice from filmmakers Larry Schuler and Bill Hold that they might want lo use the jail in a mov- ie lo be called "The Gary Gilmore Case." Gilmore was executed by a Utah firing squad J an. 17, 1977, after killing two men in the Provo area. Co mmissioners have postponed a decision on whether lo tear out the iron bars in the jail until further word is received from the film company. The county would be paid $1 ,000 a day for each day the jail would be in use -roughly two weeks. ~, ,. .... ~ ---NOW •HDWINCI ---- •Clll&IEA lchrards C.ntma 9794141 ·-Cl~ ·--·-634 2!>!>3 CD ...... •'' LDWAllOI' IDWAllOI' IAOOUIACI ITAOlllM Olllfl·ll Cl .. A CHTlll I 11110 ~· ~880 0'4"°' f>J<J 8770 Cosw ~ru 91~ "' • UA Cl9PIAS ....... • lDWAllOI' WH!ml"Slt< 893 0!>46 lllCOll Olll'tl-11 JOUlllAll HLUY AMC OAAltl MALL il<lelld Par< 1111 4010 ~ounl.J•n Yi 'fl 8J9 I~' 0•11191 6J; 0340 f '~ I ' ~ 1 I I, • 1 I .... I '• \ ~:- ~ ~ .~. 891·3935 edw•ds CINEMA CENTER HAHOIAl ... AM\.COUAMUA .MISA'IHOICIMT1ll 97' ... 141 edwards UDO CINEMA -OllT aY11 AT •IA UDO HtWPOIT IUCH 671-USO Maco.ma In "CHeaper To Keep Her" 1.-1 edwards SADDUIACl PLAZA .. ·-··---........ -edwards CINEMA WEST .:-=. 891-3935 THE 1NCREDl8U ~ -, .... .-....... By JA f SBAaBUTI' NEW YORK (AP) -'lbe tall, lanky kid in the faUpe jacket / stood at the restaurant door, watcb.lnf Earl WU.On, the veteran Broadway columnist walk by. "He 1 been around forever," someone marveled. "Yeah," said Sam Robarda, tt, "But be still averages 5.6 yards a carry." Sam's no stranger to the show-biz world Wilson chronicles. He's the son of two stars, Jason Robards and Lauren Bacall -and following them into the acting profession. He just began hls rookie year in it. HE'S IN "ALBUM," the off-Broadway comedy about four teenagers in the early Sixties. He essays a character named Boo, a kid captivated by the music and mannerisms or Bob Dylan. Some publicity attended his debut because he is of far:nous stock. Such js bound to happen, be realizes: "Sure, when I took over for Keith, the next day the newspaper says, 'Bacall's Kid Makes It.' "I was talking about it later with my mother and she said, 'We didn't get you the job, you did. They, the producers, like you, they didn't like us.' But sure. you always get that.'' HE HOPES THAT IN time he won't get that, the Son-Of tag, but knows he'll have to put up with it a while: "I know the next few years are going to be very tough. But eventually people are going to know it's me and not my parents.'' Like Robards the Elder, young Robards has a bree%y wit and' a slightly off-the-wall outlook akin lo that of the TV gagwriter his dad played in "A Thousand Clowns." He sees the world from a dif- rerenl angle than most people. Consider his childhood me mories or meeting John Wayne, whom he reveres: "ll was funny . I just looked up al the guy and he was so huge. Then I looked down at his feet, and he had these tiny feet. I wondered, 'How can he stand on those little tiny feet?"' HE DECIDED HE'D be an actor 10 years ago while watching his mother star in "Applause" on Broadway "that's when things jelled for me" later studied his craft at the National Theater Institute up in Waterburv. Conn. Robards, who still hopes to finish college, says he pon- dered a plea. then pressed on lo NTL He landed "Album" when a friend told him the s how needed a male understudy. He auditioned , got ttie job, and succeeded actor Keith Gordo_n as Boo on March 10, when Gordon left for another play . He waso t particularly nervous when he made his debut, he says : "No not really, because every week when they hand me the check, J:m like, 'What's this? I've never gotten paid for doing this because l'love it.· l'll do it for free." 1 FQtl WAU lllllY rllOUCTIOll .n.u1 rml -Cfiilleul1n Plu1 ---.... LA.UJle .......... "(IQ edwards CINEMA WEST .~=-~· 891-3935 ., 908 THO•AS HOU.YWOOD (AP) -It's oat aay lo tum beada at lunch in Paris to help launcb "Tbe I.Alt Mttro," which la belns releued the cum• ot the OClcupaUon, and lO *1v. Catherine O.euve the role of a ruponllbl• woman." II• MaJson. the film colony cale ·to ex~tve it bas an \&lillat.ed •l e I e p h n e n u m be r . But katheri Deneuve can do it. " by Unlt"1 Artt1t1 and i1 the front·runner Cwith Kurosaw~·· "Kasemu.sba"> lD tb• Oanr race for beat rorelan laniu.,e film. Hm111mm. Did he meu tbat 1he bu made a ureer of play· lna lrre:sponalble worn"? • No wonfter. Her blonde beauty )can stop conversation when abe ;enters a room , even (or :especiaUy) when she Is wearing •a tnan's alpaca gomng sweater , .-her Swiss desi1ner's idea, she 1 teported. !~ Miss Deneuve was here not • merely ror breathtaking en·· !· ranees. She had come from ''The Last Metro" marks a re-- union for Miss Deneuve and director Francois Trulfaut, for whom she staM'fJd ln "Miaslssip. pi Mermaid'' a do~en years •co. The fiJmmaker has sa(d that he wanted to satisfy three lonitime dreams with "The Last ·Meiro": "Ob, no," she corrected. "Look at my films. Do you Utink that l have played women who were not 're.pectable'? ''What Francois means ls that l play a woman who is reaponsi· ble in social life. Sbe has t.o run a 'theater. She has lO deal with people -with men, with the Germans. with actors. Sbe takes . "To take the carnera backstage in a theater: to evoke •• :1 Christine back to · the clubs . Q : Any Idea wbat.CbrisUne Jorgensen Is doing ! these days? -P. Surren, Denver. I· A: That's service for you! In the same mail •:which carried your question was a Christmas message from the spunky Ms. Jorgensen. From her home in Laguna Niguel, writes Chris : "Well, another year has passed . . . I will return to the nite clubs in 1981. I did a few weekend shows to get back in shape. My finale is 'Wonder Woman,' which isn't too bad for a 54-year-old broad . . . I had surgery last July - ., JollGlNHN nothing serious and I am now 1\tery healthy and happy again. I do hope both of : Y.OU and your son Jeff are the same. Love, : Christine." • • • .. Q : What's the real reason James Garner 'walked out on his TV series, "The Rockford Files"?-Laurie Simms, Tulsa, Okla. A. "I was sick and needed to get well ," ex· •plains the 53-year·old actor . "I was worn out and needed rest. People don't realize what a physical toll a weekly series takes. Arter six years," says Garner. "I just fell apart." But don't lose heart. You can still watch "The Rockford Files" on TV via syndication and the action-packed series will probably be around for years to come. • • • Q: There's a new movie coming out called ••The Fan" in which a deranged young man stalks and then kills his idol, a stage and screen star. Was this based on the John Lennon tragedy? - Molly Grant, Las-Vegas. A: No. The film version of '"The Fa.n" is base~ on a novel written by Bob Randall. Produced by Robert Stigwood, the movie was shot last spring in Ne w York City. and stars Lauren Bacall. We understand the film has a different ending than the book -reportedly just a confrontation between star and fan rather than the murder. Ironically. Bacall in real life happens to live at the 'GLAD YOU ASKED THAT ' Dakota apartments where Lennon's killing took place. And also ironically producer Stigwoo<t )in the mid·60's) worked very closely in the manage· ment of the Beatles with the late Brian Epstein. • • • Q: Marlo Thomas was alwaya so deeply In· volved In a career and waa hesitant about ever getUng married. Wben she finally ~came Mrs. Phil Donahue, did she have lo give anything up? - Lydia C., Pittsburgh . A: "I gave up exactly the same thing Phil Clid." said Marlo ... The single lifestyle ... "We traded it in for a new lifestyle, a married lifestyle. which we wanted to share with each other. I fly out to Chicago to be with Phil when he's working and he flies into New York so we can be together when I'm working here. .. And sure, we get tired from all this flying around and juggling. Bui you don't give up the person you love for the lhings you do. And you don 't give up the things you do for the person you love . . and that's how we have it all," she told the Ladies Home Journal in a recent interview. • * • Q : If Shirley MacLaioe ever ran for political office, Isn't she afraid it would end her movie career? -Gary C., Seattle. A: No. The talented adress believes It's possi· ble to be a senator and make movies at the same lime. "I don't see anything inconsistent In that,'' says Shirley. "I just wouldn't loaf around as much as most seaators do . • . Maybe," sbe told tbe Ladles Home Journal, "I would only be able to make ooe picture a year." • • • Send your questions to Hy Gardner, "Glod You Asked That." care of this newspaper. P.O. Box 19620. Irvine 92714. Marilyn and Hy Gardner will aMWer a.t many questions as they can in their column, #Jut the oolume of mail makes pnsonaJ replies impouib~ nancy's animal house .. (IJ@i_,, .,_, I . • Sflll llD ,,._,1111 . ~~_,.~ ·····~--- IS Our Specialty at Nancy's Animal House -BROWSE AT OUR FINE SELECTION OF TANKS ANO STANDS BeautlfulFancyGuppfea$1.95 aoe1r . Live Plant.-l.are-S.lectton of Fancy JapanaM Goktfl•h Yell Angela ... From$1 . 79 ea. Large RedBellyPacu ... $8.99ea. Alw•yeAvaM•ble With lntwm•lton, Gift Cel1tfic.tee-L•Y•••Y• Located In the Arbor VIiiage Center 14775Jeffrey Rd. "G" lrvlne-8~7-1308 responalbUity.1'bl la what Fran· cola meaoa." She pllf• Marion Steiner, a mm 1ctrea who strives to main· ta1n the presU1Joua Montmartre Theater ln 19'2 wbll• her dlNC· tor husband (Heinl Bennet), a Jew, hides in the cellar lo avoid capture by the Nati invaders. O~e... of the actors she enlists Is B.ernard Granger (Gerard Depardieu), a womanlier who Is working with the Realstance. Are Miss Deneuve a nd Depardleu attracted to each other? Naturallement. Miss Deneuve said she and Depardieu, best known to American audiences for "Get Out Your Handkerchiefs," had long wanted to work together. "He can do anything In films," she said admiringly, "and he is the most popular ac· tor in France. Every script is of· fered to him, and he does five a year he could do more if he h ad the tim e . He has no social position as an actor: he could be a gangs ter or an aristocrat. "And that race! He is not handsome, but that doesn't mat· ter today. It is more important .. to havt a faee thao to be bandaome. Actors cu thank that felJow in 'The Graduate.· What la bla name? Ob, yea, Du1tln Hoffman. Actreues can be thankful, too . Now lbere is a chance for Jill Clayburah, a Uu Mlnnelli, women whose races are closer to reality." An interviewer's question: Has her own beauty limited wbat s he can do o n tbe screen? _..- "Of course. Actresses are always limited, one way .or another. We do not have the freedom to play anything, as a Robert OeNiro can. To have .any kind o( freedom, an actress must really work at it, as Jane Fonda bas done. But it isn't easy. It never is easy.·· Since her film debut in 1959, Catherine Deneuve has worked with most of the great directors of France: Jacques Demy ("The Umbrellas of Cherbourg"). Luis Bunuel ("Belle de J our," ''Tristan a ">. Roger Vadim ("Vice and Virtue">. Claude ChabroJ ("The Eiffel Tower">. Claude Lelouch (•'This is an Af. fair">. She has made a couple of American films : ··April Fools'" ,., ........... 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Lisbon·· ( 11156) Ray I Milland Claude Rains fD ORIEAT DECISIONS '81 ·central America And TM Caribbean" Hott Kenn Sparks New quandanes 1na1111ve arisen In Ille Car. 1b1>e1n concerning Cube. Jamaice end Ille U S Commonwealth ot Puerto A.co and the wisdom 01 U S pohc1es on the area are tne issues undef dis· C\JSStOn '1!) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 10-.20 D NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT UC 1..A •• BroQN>m Vouno 10:30 0 AMERICA'S TOP TIEN fJ @l THUNDARR THE BAR8ARIAN 0 MOVIE • •' t R1c:le 'Em Cowboy 4D eout. TRAIN ., LET'S ROCK 8D MAGIC METHOO OF Oil. PAINTINO gj) HOME GARDENER -Arn~- 12:00 I Cl) ,AT AL8EAT L08T IN SPACE "Two WMl<s In Space .. 0 WILD. WILD WEST WMI anc:I Gordon match will with • crltninal who 1>4an1 lo establish • new empua of Mexico Cl) MAACUS WUBY, M.D. A psychiatric H•erap111 learns he has a senous Ill- ness which wtM comp4telle his wort< fli) TMIS Ol.D HOUSE Bob VIia looks at lhe wor· •no needs 1n tlle bem unot. c:lemonslrates i.thong end p411t11nng and lllks •bout ch<>Oslng t~ for tri. l<>yer on the main h<>Use '1!) HOME GARDEMER l ewns And Groond Co"· er'' 12:30 0 (f) DAAK PACK e e .. Four ROCie Ouf' ( 1969) Sue Lyon. PerMll Rober1e • M<ME • *'"' .. Aprll tn Paris" ( 11153) Dorie Day, Ray Bolger tJD FOU<OUITAA Host: Lauri Wabaf. gj) PIEASONAL FINANCE .. Applying .. (!)) PUBLIC PUL81! Holl Bot> Miiis 1:3011 (1) 30MINUTU U F-TAOOP O'Rou<ke Ind Agarn help Parmantef study for 1><0- motlon to mejO< 8 OAIEA T A0V£HTUM "WO<lc:I OI FIOroc:la Wilder· ne11" Sl THE GAMMAS ARE COMINOI gj) FREEHAHO SKETCHINO 'St~Levell .. @) TMI! AOCKFORO Fll.£8 2:00 II FESTillAL OF UVEL Y ARTS -~ IOWl.fM TOU" Final• ot the $125.000 Mii- .., High Life Open (from Iha Red Carpel Celet>rlty Linea In MllwaukM, WI•· con.in~ Sl MILITARY WIVES The often lonely and laoiat· ed llvea ot H¥8'al women mewed to aoldiera II•· lloned II F0<1 Lewie Army 8ue In Teceom, Walhlng· tonara .. plored gj) INTAODUCINO eK>LOOY "The Heart .. 4:00 II (I) SPORTS SPECTACULAR IO·round heevywelgnt boul between Ge,,le Coetzee anc:I George Chepion (from HonOlutu. H1wa11) fl) PRIESENTE l. ( 19421 Bud AbbOll Lou Costello Two men heac:I tor run anc:I ac:lvenlure at a Western dude ranch Cl NCAA BASKETBAU. TOURNAMENT .. Make 'Em leugh" Torn Bosley presenta • look at • variety ot c:llttefent forms ot comedy (R) 'El Trovedor' Antonio Baez. n1t1ve ot Puerto Rico 11 ahown on M1twaukee cont1nu1no the communal Puerto A.can trad111on of the wander~ poet I minstrel. who orig•· n1111y concerned hlmsetl mainly wolh the IOlklore of Ch1111m11 '· ~ m SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN til) PLANT KINGDOM '1!) VOTERS' PIPELINE Host Jim Coope< 11:00 0 CJ) POPEYE 0 WCT TENNIS "$320,000 Ch11llenge Cup U @l WEEKEND SPECtAL Tiie Con1es1 Kid Strikes Again A contest-crazy k1c:I w1n1 a flock ot chtc:kens and uses them to help an Old 1mpovenshed lrtend fRl EE) INTERNATIONAL KITCHEN '1!) BUSINESS EXCtlAHOE CHANNEL LISTINGS N otrt D•me ¥\ J•m~\ M•01\on U INSIGHT SPEOAL .. Just Before Eve" Marton Sheen and Flip Wilson are featured 1n thos up-to-dale story about Adam and Eve m MOVIE • * •;, .. Horrors 01 The Black Museum.. ( 1959) Michael Gough, June Cunnlnghlm Sl FRUGAL OOOMtET "Gr11ns ~ P£A80HAl F1HANCE .. Loans" O ANMAL8~ ANIMALS The Rooster 1:00 0 JASON OF ST AR COMMAND D TME MUNSTERS 'Herman's Happy Valley' 0 KNXT 1C8~) LO'> AnQt•lf'.., D "NBC 1 NBL.1 l 0' AnQt'lt'' U KTLA it110 1 L u' AnQ"'"~ fJ MBC rv I ABC1 l O!> Anqel<><, I "F'MA 1CB!:>1 S.1n Du•qu O "ltJ rv 11nd 1 lu.., A ro wle.., ,\if "cs 1 t MIC1 <;an D11iq0 0 OILLIOAH'818LAND m OUTER LIMITS fl) HABLAMOS ESPANOL gj) FREEHAND SKETCHING "Elongated Ob)acUI .. (I) SPORTS AFIELD 1-.30 II OIUJOAH'8 ISLAHO U SAFAf/IATO ADVENTURE .. tturt Pygmlel" &i) OIZMO 111ntaoe newsreel tootaoe from the '30s and '40. illultratM • numorou1 and loving IOok et inventors anCI lhefr often c:lubloua accoml)41shmant1 m INTRODUCING BIOLOOY Musciff And Exercise F·TROOP ®J PAOF'ESSIOHAL 80WLEAS TOUR F1n1ls Of the s 125.000 MM· ler Hogn Lite Open (from the Red Carpet Cajat>rlly Lines on Mltwaullee. W••· consln) 2:46 D NCAA BAtU<£T9AU. TOUAHAMEHT POIT· GAME SHOW 3:00 8 DORAL OP£H gj) OCEANUS: THE MARINE ENl/tROHMIENT "Piiia Tectonics" (JJJ TOP RANK FIGHTS OFTHIE '708 ~·I• vs lopal 4:30 &l TME NEW VOICE "Gang•.. The N-Voice statt 11 dlSauaded from weglng a written wer ~alnst gang violence 6E OCEAHUS: THE MARINE ENVIAONMIENT lsJenc:la .. 5.'(I() II THE AMl!NCAH AOVEHTUAE Snowmo«>ihng .. A group of eJtploren take In the Grend Teton Mountalnl In Jeckaon Hole. Wyoming on thetl snowme>blleS Cl FREE4ALL D WONOIEA WOMAN Wondet w oman uve1 the world from an oO crisis wf'8n Ille .. ~ a megi- c1an·1 methOd ot changing leed Into gold 8 WIDE WORLD OF 8flOAT8 '· Q) "TTV 1 Intl 1 Lu., Anqt'lt"• Third round pley In Intl oou tournamenl (from the Doral Country Club In Miami.Fla) Enc:lurance Triathlon, IHtunno a marathon. bo<:y· cllng and 1wlmmlng (from Hewell). World Figure Skellng Chemplonahlpa, lealurlng the dance com· pellt1on (from Hartford, Conn) m "COP rv t l•hl I l ..,., l\tt4t•lt•<, m t<.Ct 1 T\. I PBS1 Lu ... Anql'll'., D AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 MOVIE W KOCl IV1P6::,1 Hun11nqton 0e.1c h .. 'Chicago Story' triple threat By JERRY B UCK ... LOS ANGELES IAPI Eric ~ercovic1 and Jerry London, ;.w h o c o m b i n e d ro r c e s f o r ... Shogun." are together again for a new type or dramatic show "This isn't a lawyer show or a cop show or a doctor show," said ;writer·producer Bercovici "It's ~.a lawyer.doctor·cop show .. "Those are the three classic .,television franchises, but we deal with them in a differenty way. We've come a long way since ·Arrest and Trial· and 'The Bold Ones.' We didn't create the "usual god·like cops or lawyers or 11 doctors who never make mis- takes. I wante d t o give a humanity to all these people." The result is "Chicago Story," 1''1 two ·h o ur NBC m ovie n scheduled for broadcast Sunday nat 9 on Channel 4. The film also "\s the pilot for a possible series. ' Permanent members of the cast are Vince Baggelta, Dennis i .fi'ranz. Kene Holliday. Jack •'Kehoe. CraiJl T. Nelson and Kris Tabori. The guest star Sunday night is Michael Horton. son of a ct or Robert Horton. who starred in ··wagon Train." "Chicago Story" examines a case from three perspectives: enforcement. legal and medical -each personified by a pair of professionals. "Wh en we s tarte d , we originally thought .it would ~ .a wheel series," said Berco111c1 . .. One week a cop s how, one week a doctor show. I didn't like that. We have such a large cast that people wouldn't get to know them if they saw them onl y every third week. ·'Then we changed the concept to 80·20. Eighty percent from one perspective and 20 percent on t h e other two. But we changed that again after seeing how great everybody worked together in the pilot. What I want to do is a series just like the pilot. Not a cop show. or anything else. but all of those.·· Direct.or London said the show also is unusual in that it has no single star. "That gives it a re· alism to ll. It doesn't become j ust a show starring some heav.y star. You don't have to wrap it around him." "Chicago Story" is Bercovici's and London's first film since "Shogun." London agreed to direct "Chicago Story" without even reading the script. - Talk show guests By Tbe Associated Pre-as Here are the scheduled guests for the Sunday television in· tervlew programs: -AB C. "I ssues and Answers," Health and Human Services Secretary Richard Schweiker. -CBS. "Face the Nation," Roger Smith. chairman of the board and chief executive of· ficer of General Motors. -NBC, "Meet the Press," Education Secretary T.H. Bell. ·'This sophlstlc•ted, 1l•pstlck rom•nce Is a h•PPY surprise.'' -Paullnt' K4'tl, Ntw Yorktr Mag;wnt • """ fl$Al l'I(; !\ft .,._ ---·· ,, .. 11.-i..c NOW PL.AVINO .. ..c1,1C• _.. uwun· ._.. ..... " n 11uw.11 oninoe 63H~53 COiii MHI 631 3~1 WttttnlflSltf 891·3&93 ) TUBE JOPPERS • , KHJ 8 8:00 -Combat in the Claasroom.-A documentary detallin1 the problem of violence ln U.S. schools, hoet· ed by Edward Asner. KCET 9 8: 20 -Starrtna Katharine Hepbum. fhe veteran actresa reflects on her 50-year, three-Oscar career In this special retrospective followed by Miss Hepburn's movie "The Lion in Winter." ABC D llz4S "Guess Who's Com- ing to Dinner?" Another movie which won an ~car for Katharine Hepburn, a lso starring Spencer Tracy (in his last role> and Sidney Poitier . l'J MOVll! • • • .. Away AH Bolla·· ( 1958) Jell Chlndler G.otge Nac:let A tr enepo<t CrlW pr-Ill WOt"lh while und8f attaclt c:lullng We.rid Warll .., MOlllE •*'At .. The Andromec:la Slrtln' (11171) Artllur Hiit Devld WlyM Thr .. Klan· 11•11 worlt to Identity • dMc:lly 1treln ot b1Ct.,1a 1n lime 10 uve everyone lrom exllncllon. ·~~ G CALLIOMPH'Y .. Steb Serll lt1l1C" Cl) IEMPOl!HCY Gaoe anc:I DeSoto land th~r human hand• to atralghten out • computer foul-up 9 NEWS 5:30 8 LAST OF THE WILD .. SH lion" A took at tha sea lion, 1 hall tanc:I. hall water enomal fighting 10 survive In bOth ei-ta D HEWS '1!) CAWOAAPH'Y "Sele J0tna .. ®' WIDIE WORLD OF 8POAT8 Enc:lurance Tna1nlon fealun~ e marathon DIC'(· chng and swimming Cfrom Hawaii). Wortc:I Figure Skating Chemp1on1hlp1 teetunng Iha dance com- pellllon ftrom Harllord Conn) 8:00 II Cl) C88 NEWS D M8CNEW8 8 MOlllE • e •,i, "King Kong lls GO<lrilla" ( 1963) Michael Keith, Harry Holcomb Kong enc:I God11lla battle 11 out for supremacy dattrov· Ing everything In their pat ha. • MOVIE • * • "Gypsy" ( 1963) Roullnd RutMll. Netall8 Wood A 11age mother promolaa her two daugh· tars. one of whom become• a renowned &tripper. • Pl.EDGE 9AEN( Aegularly ac;heduled Pf O- gr91NM ig ""Y l>e oat•~ dlM to ptedge br .. k• • llU. MOYl!M' ~ "A eon-.. uon With Cer· roll o ·conno,.. CarrOll o·eonnor diacu'59S his carM r. amblllona and -of the worlc:I anc:I pot. ltk:a 9:06. UP AHO COMIHO "Return OI The K1n9p1n Kevtn leerns e dlflocult ~ ton when he hetps a frou bled lrier>d (Lawrence Hii- ton Jacob•) 8130 II U Cl) HEWS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE Lou's promotion posea problems tor 1118 news· room 8:40 fJll WITH OSSIE AND RU8Y .. Solo On The Orum• ' Pia· nltl Billy T eylor and drum,,.... M .. Roech jolll 0 .. le Davia and Ruby OH to 1911 111e atory of • drummer wno•• wife le1ve1 him 10< a piaN> 1)4ey8' Wf\O turns ou1 to be his own patina< 7:00 IJ IHHAACH~ .•. ·oar~11 Oeathwlah I) llG CrTY COMEDY U I t00,000 MAMIE THAT TUHf 0 OIW21. Y ADAMS GrlUly Adaf'f'• 1>elrland1 • man who 11 M••chtno tor • blO ha hU lol l m LAWMHCI WELi< "T echnlCOIO< Song a·· CD PL.E00l 8MAI< Raoularly a.c:tMl<lulad pro- gr ammlng l'lley be c:lllayed Clue to pledge braeka CJ) THE MUPPETS Guest Tony Randell ®J THAT'S HOLL YWOOO "Monkey11 Are The Craz1- "'People .. 7:08 Q1i) UllE FROM TME OAAHD Ol..IE Of>RY I More than 40 enle<tatna<a anc:I every kind of country music llyte are featured 1n the lorst ot two b&Gk·IO· back ShQws lrorn the Opry House 1n Nast)v1lle, Ten· neaaee 7:15 fm SOMETHING NICE Jan cl.,inetoat Buc:ldy OeFranco anc:I v1brapnon- 1st Terry Gibbs perform 7:30 0 THE MUPPETS Guest Brooke Sh1111c:11 Cl FAMILY FEUO fJ THAT'SHOLLYWOOO The Fox Men· IN SEARai OF ... "Feith Haehng" @) BACK TO MASADA This c:locumentary. hosted by Peter O'Toole. 1s a p1e- v1ew or the upeom1ng ABC movie "Masac:la ·· 8:00 0 (]) WKRP IN CIHCIHHATI Cl BARBARA MANDRELL ANO TME MANDRELL SISTERS Guests Teddy PMde•· g1an. Mtekey Gilley 0 TOP RANK FIGHTS OF THE '709 All YI Norton (Tt11td F1Qhl) 11 9 2~ Breu and the pilot ot a tretroc heltcopter are pinned 1n11c:le Ille a1rcren alt8f • eras/\ 1n • remote canyon 0 COMBATINTHE CLASSROOM This special examines tne problems of vootence on the classroom and includes such shocking statostocs as the enormous number of te3'hers 1n1ured at schOOIS In assaults m MONTE CARLO SHOW Gue•ts Oav1c:I Soul, Vito Lupo, Petula Clark. Panovs, Waldo's Tango, ~uanllOI II) MOVIE • e '"1 .. Omar Khayyam" C 11157) Cornel Wllc:le, Debra Peaet u..1cornes1Dll'tl. Dlldllr'l IUlt. nlllnl ... __ so,.,. come he ... ,...... on lhl DOlll lnl?? I r ... ITAMlll KA"*"'9t .. .... ~ .... ,.,..., ....... ... end In ......... hlgllllont 8 lwo-ftour tWoepec1We on fri. life IM _,_ of l(etlletlne ~. w ... lllTI• Aced~., Award winner end one Of Amen· ce'• IT!Oet reepKted 1r1c1 ,...,_t«t eett .... =1~~ OOW80V1 J 0 and Wlil'1 "-tty coat• • lri.M '* job G THI GAHCMTP CH~ Mw1nzeno Otcleni Luot• eno. l.tltket and ei.o-10 dltpe>M of 1 rnobttef WflO 11 lrylng to move In on tllerit numbers radlat e KUHG'U Ceine trle• 10 ptevet1t hi• '°'"* maal1t trom ,,.nt· lnO hi• rege and lt\Q9' on • rallro.d 0 9 LOVllOAT Ceptlln &tubing I-,,,_ pr09C'Kt of IOelng cullOdy Of Vldcl end Doc II cllal ~ to a Ckl4li t;y • jealoua man l'J ...._,. CMIHA Pet Robertson 1ntefv_. BrolM• Andr"* on an 9"<><1 to llnc:I ou1 more al>OUI Ille pt-I ... ,. of l)Ollt1C1I and retogiou• con c:1111ont 1n China anc:I 1x1m1ne1 the work being done by Iha Brother Andrew's Open Doors Oroanlzatton In thl• apec:1a1 hoated by Jim Mcl<rell Q) THEM'8 A MUTIHO HERE TOHtOHT Lynn Andefaon, George Segal, Conrac:I Janll enc:I OICk Shawn 101n Bert Con· vy for a vanety apec:1al 10:00 0 Cl) Rll<EI' (Premiere) An undercover cop (Jo111 Taylor) 11 aaked by a friend to Investigate • liquor d111r1butor operat1~ on stolen 11000• 0 HILL STRUT ILUIES Captain Furlllo uncover• a connecuon between a prominent city poU11C1an ano a murdered l)fOSlllUll 0 NEWS fJ@) FANTASY ISLAND A mermaid exchanges her tail 10< 1 human llgu1e enc:I a young polot goes back to Worlc:I War II to meet his lather wt>o died Delore he was t>ofn (R) 0 MOVIE e • Pickup On 10 I ( 1972) Jack Alt>erlson Lesley Wanen A youno co-eel 1eams up with an attat>le nobo and • htpp1e rock star tor a sefles ol tree-spirited ac:lvantures m HIGH AVE Vin Scully hosts thos sports special that 111gn1tghts the 1980 Dodger iwmson Cl) INDEPENDENT NETWORK HEWS 10:05 '1!) COUNTRY CLASSICS: THE BEST OF AUSTIN CITY LIMITS w1111e Nelson. The Charlie Oamels Band. Larry Gatlin and The Gatlln Brolhers Ea1I Scr"l)OS end Jimmy Bullet haec:lltne the cast ol stars on th11 encore of the best moments from the popular publoc leleVISlon ..,.., 10-.30 G) NEWS «I) NEWS IN REVIEW flll MOVIE • * • • The Lion In Win· ter C 1967) Peter 0 T OOle Kethanne Hepburn Eng. land s King Henry II laces an agonli1ng ctec1s1on over hos successor 11 he con· templates n11 s1ormy mar- rlaoe to the strong-wilted Eleanor ot Aqu1ta1ne 11:00 II DU CJ)@) NEWS 0 MOl/IE • • '"' ''Frankenslatn Maets The Woll Man • f1943) Lon Chaney. Ilona Massey A wer-Oll Melt· 1ng release lrom hi• curM runs into Frankenstein's monller -~ * • 14 "The Atlclt ...... llflll't" (trft) Arthuf .... o.wt Wtyftlt. e DMOINYM CeMOtl1y judOel' lv1ltW end l(ettwyn t.luf'tey. ()on. eld O'Connor. Chit• ..,...,I u:ao I aAMMV JONU IA TUN)4Y NtGHT LNI Hoe1 AoOet1 Oullleume Muelcel OU-I• Ian Duty end Ille llocti'-dt I AIONIW8 ~ Oueeta:0- (1) MOVlll ***'At "The Acee Tat· too" ( 111651 Anna Magnani. BU<1 Lancaatef. Bleed on Ille p41y by T-Wff· 11am1 9 MOllllE • • •,i, "In Citcumllentlal Evidence.. ( 11176) R1y- mond Burr, Mllflc Hamllt I tM U MOllllE • • • • "Gue .. w 110·1 Comtng To Dinner" (1967) Sidney Poitier. Katharine Hepbutn -Ml>NIGHT- 12:00 l'J DA Ill! Al.LEH AT lAAOI! 12:1() • MOllllE • • • Hannie Caulc:lef .. ( 1117 I) Raquel Weleh Rob· er1 Culp Aft8f • women·• husband 11 murdered by a gang ot fleeing bank robbet• aha pur-• them •. bent on revenoe u MOl/llE e • .. Run, Psycho. Run .. ( 111661 Gary Merrill. Elga Anderson On the annivef· sary ot hos forat wife's death. a wnllhy Br11t1h aro11ocrat ennounc:es h11 1nlen1tons to wed a young gorl wt>o later discovers the c1rcu,.,..tances aorrounc:I· 1ng her prec:leceuor '1 daath 0 THE 8ULUVAN8 «I) TALE.8 OF THE UNEXPECTED 'Borel 01 Prrf A pet par· rot keeps wa1ch over a steamy household 1:00 D 8CTV TEl.EVl8IOH NETWORK 0 MAVERICK Bret laec:ls the West s most notorious outlaws on a raid on tne Denver Mint m MOW: • Horror House f t970) F renkoe A"alon Joll Haworlh A group of rest- less young people w1tn lime on theor ha.nds decide 10 conduct a seance at a naunted nouse Q) MOVIE * • Towe• 01 Tenor ( 19721 Suzy Kenc:lall, Frank Finlay A teacher and a c:letectove allempt to catch a murc:le•er loose at a gorl~ school 1:30 Cl DON l<JRSHNER'S ROCK CONCERT Guests Tanya Tucker Rupert Holmes Dance 01men11ons J1mm1e Wal~· ., Dick lore:! 1:45 @) ABC NEWS 2:16 8 NEWS 2:25 0 HEWS 2:30 0 MOl/IE * Runawey Oaughlerl 1111~) Marte Englllll Anne Sien m MOl/IE * ·~ The Cruture With Tne Blue Hanel ( 1970) Klaus 1<1nsk1 Doana Kerner 3:000 NEWS Cl) MOVIE • * '"> The Devol s Hand (19611 Robert Alc:la lol'da Chrost1en 4:150 HEWS m MOVIE "Accompllee" t 19461 Rtc:h· arc:I Arlen 4:20 D MOl/IE *'"'"Beware 0 1 Ch1lc:lren ( 1961) Lealie Phillps. Julia Lockwood 4:30 Cl) NEWS Epf~on Tl' Omar Sharif and Julie Christie t e nd the wound e d on frozen Russian tundra in t he m ovie "Dr . Zhivago." airing for four hours Sunday at 8 on ABC. Channel 7. ELECTRICAL PARADE ' AUDITIONS Disneyland will be holding auditions for our (1981) Summer Electrical Perade at the following dates and times: Males: Saturday March 21st 5 '11"andup 8:30a.m. 5 '6" to 5' 10· 10:30 am. 5•5• and under 1:00 p.m. Females: Sunday March 22nd 5 ·o· and under 8:30 a.m. 5'1"to5'6" 10:30 1.m. 5'7" and up 1:00 p.m. Appllcanta muat be at leaat 16 yeara of age by Marc.h 21. 1981, and mu1t be prepared for a dance movement tryout. A Social Security Card and verllloatlon of age will be required to be ellglble to audition. Aeporuo the Wlntlon Road gale 1& mlnute1 prior to your tryout trma. I Casting Off Ice -----Disneyland . 131)~1LVO ·~ CA.0 ... -~,.·-· C.1M1 (OP) --°'""" ,,_, _ v I II'· ier wed ' . • d ' . i 1'. the in a 1 T. tie. are for kin ran B1.1t 00 ~s . ass lfbO our 11>le mta He )r lli nl er? -···Ill ..... ~ ... -.... ··---~----.. ~-----·-·· . ·-·-···-·-· ........ -······· --·-~ -··-··-···_.... ... _..._._.._. ...... --...... • .. •·-,..··-· ' DEATH NOTICES Mavau. SUNDAY. •A•at II, Im L GR.tGORY HARVILL. B78YDNEYOllAJl& •te M. ""91dent ol Fountain Vallty. c. .Paued away on Aall:S ()hr. 2h\pr. lt): Cttatin urc r•· Pride)', .r.~h \3, atet 11 a quJre more dellnile arUcl.llat.loa a. rudy for resuJt ol a motorcycle acci· chance. a variety ol senaadonl and denianda by deot Mr. Harvel had younc penooa. Special requeet will be &ranted. araduated Crom Fountain TAVaus. <Apr. 20·May 20): Older family Valley Hllh ~hoot in ,1974 member makes lroport.ut concnaioe. You aaln and took an ucUvc 1ntere1t. treater freedom of exprealon. acUOb. Emphaals In all 5Ports. ~artlcularly on entertainment at home solution of baalc pro· ;,:~e~r Po~ 1 ~b• ~~;" ~:,,:. blems. ' tlan Church of Fountain GEMINI (May 21·June 20): Obtain valuable Valley and Local #250 of the hint by studying Taurus messace. Focus on special Plpefitters Uhlon. He had reporta, clarification of instructions and visit by al10 been acuv,ly Involved relative ln transit. In ~he Boy Scouts prior to CANCEll (June 21-JuJy 22): Member of op- hi s graduation from high poslte.sex aids i~ transtormin1 ideas into viable school. He was presently concepts. Emphasrs on profit personal employed by the J M. Cov-. ' 1 inaton construction com possessions and locatma item whlcb had been ost pan y . Beloved son or orstolen. Leonard M. and Rachael V. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Events transpire to HarvlU of Fountain Valley, favor your efforts and fulfill 'aspirations. Judg- Ca . also survJvln& are 2 ment, intuition are on target. Focus on diplomacy, brothers Gary Lee and domesticity and gaining major concession from David Allen Karvill both ~r family member. Fountain V11lley . Ca and his VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Access cained to paternal grandfather Royce "confidential files " What appeared to be an error Mansfield of W1nf1eld. . . · Kansas. Funeral &ervices ts transformed i.nto major asset. Denne terms. see will be conducted on Mon people as they are and perceive "backstage da v. March 16. 1981 al maneuvers." 2·30PM al the First Chris LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Wishes are closer to taan Church or Fountain reality than originally anticipated. Surprise party Valley. Ca with Dr Arthur could be on agenda. Good news received ln coonec· Re~s.e, .pastor of the Church tion with money required for special project. 0Hic1ating. Interment 1o1.1ll be SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Finish rather made at the Good Shepherd th -•t· t · t E b · b't" Cemetery The ramily sug· an 101 1a ~ proJ~c . mp as1s on am 1 ion, gests contributions be made career. deal~ngs with one cap~ble o_f smoothing to the First Christian Church path for ultimate success. Anes, Ltbra natives of Fountain Valley Pierce play signj(icant roles. Brothers Smiths' Mortuary SAGITTARIUS <Nov . 22-Dec. 21): Outline new dircrtors 536·6539. approach ; imprint style, determine future course CAJR:'llS of action. Leo, Aries and another Sagiltarian HELEN C. CAIRNS. resi-figure prominently. Long-distance call provides dent of Lido lsle·Newport needed information. Bearh. Ca Passed awa y on CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Be aware or ~arrh 11. 1981 She is sur· financial resources, obligations. Discuss money nved b) I dau!(ht er Roberta matters with one close to you, including family 1 Pt>ggy i Pomeroy. Newport member. Cancer Scorpio Pisces persons play Beach. Ca . 4 grandchildren . . . • • and 1 great grandchildrt'n s1gn1f1cant roles. . Funeral services wall be held AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: Review con- on Monda}. March 16. 1981 tract. partnershjp proposal. Give full play to in- ;it 2 OOPM at Pacific View tellectual curiosity. Avoid direct confrontations. Chapel IAl\h Dr John llurr Accent patience, persistence and flexibility. man. Sr offlc1at1ng lnt('.r PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20) Harmony can be ment "'111 be al ll urbor restored to family circle. Look beneath surface in· 1.a"'n Mt>morial Par k dications ; detect s ubtle nuances . friends ma) call al lhe -----------T P1er c·e Bro tht'r ~ Bt'll P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Rroad"' ay Mortuar~ Chapel on Salurdav March 14. 1981 form 4 OOP.M to 9 OOPM and NOTICE 01' AVAILA81LITY FICTITIOUS 8USINIUS S d M h IS 1981 01' ANNUAL IUPOlllT NAME STATEMENT on • un 3) • arc · T~ .,,.,...1 r~rts 01 11w John w Tiie 1011-1"11 ,,.,..,,. " 001ng DU•• from 12.00 noon lo 7 OOPM S••l•n F-11on tor nw yHr 1979·80, """ •• P 1 er c e Bro l h {' r lo Be 11 •v••l•bl• for P<lbllc •n•i>e<tlon bY •"Y MIC RO OENT LABORAT ORY Broad1o1.av Mortuary d1 rec inlotHled <1!1•en. •1 IM F....,lld•fl0<1"s ITU ""•~•m "ven ..... Co.I• Mo •; · · prtncop•I otltce. localed •I HO Bd9gs C•llfornl• "1'21 ton. 51r .. 1. C0$1• Me••. C.lllornl•, blQon-R1c1>•rd I( T•••r•, 1111 Eld•n TARNUTZEft n•nQ on MArcll 14, 1991. •nd lor llO .t,venue, •IS, CO$IA Me••. C•llfornl• R y R 0 N W T A R N do• ,,.,., .. 11er duron<1 re<,iular oosl· 92611 n•'' nou"' from t · 00 •.m. 10 S 00 P.m Thu. b-Msiness ,, cOt\oucteo by •n .,, L' ,. z E R . pass{' d a w a y Mr JC>M w S.IJ., d1v1du•I on March 8. 1981 leaving his Pres10.,,1 Rl<Nrd K. TAUi• beloved wife Consuelo. 2 lov Publl•hed OrMge coa" 0••1v Puoi n 1, s1•1...,.n1 ... , llleo w1111 1111 M•rch 14, 1'111 1338·11 County Clerk of or.,.ge County on ing sons Byron and Richard __ M•rch n . 1M1. Tarnutier. 6 grandchildren and a sist.er and brother He "'as a former member of the PVBLIC NOTICE Los Angeles Country Club. '1ainous ausu,.:ss NAME STATEMENT the ~ewport Harbor Yacht Tne 1011-·t>0 ,,., ...... is 001n11 t>uso Club. the Blg Canyon Coun ,,. .. •• tn Club and the Balboa ea, EuROPEAIN u.R MASTER. ~J · · Pl•centlA Aw., Cos .. Mew. C.. 92621 Club Donations may be ion 111-u, 10' 2ht s1 .. co.ta "U71M PuDllslled Or-CoaSI O•lly PllOI, M•rcll 14. 21.11. Aor•I 4, "" ,, ..... PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOU5 IUSIH•SS HAME 5TAT~•NT T 11e 1011-lt•Q per .on• ere <101n9 PtJaLIC NOTICE N-11111 NOTl(a 01' Ol!ATM 01' llMMA JAN a ALEXANDElt, aU EM· MA J. AL•XAND•lt, lka E. J . ALaXAND•• AND OfE "&TITION TO AD· MINISTEft ESTATE NO. A·107ta. To all .heirs, beneficiaries, creditors anct contingent creditors of Emme Jene Alexender, aka Emma J . Alexender, Ike E. J. Alexander and person1 who may be otherwise Interested In the will and/or estate: A petition has been filed by Eleanor Louise Grter In the Superior Court of Orange Cot.1nty requesting that Eleanor Louise Greer be appointed as personal representative to ad· minister the estate-of Em· ma Jane Alexander of Costa Mesa, California (under the Independent Administration of Estates Act). The petition Is set for hearing In Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, Ca. 92701 on April 8, 1981 at 9 :30 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written Obje<:tions with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be In person or by your at· torney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a con· tingent creditor of the de· ceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of the Probate Code of California. The time for filing claims will not ex- pire prior to four months from the date of the hear-ing noticed abOve. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are interested in the estate, you may file a re- quest with the court to re- ceive special notice of the inventory of estate assets and of the petitions, ac- co unt s and report s described in Section 1200 of the California Probate Code. OLDMEN & OLDMEN, By : Frank A. Oldman, Esq., 901 Dover Drive, Suite 200, Newport S.ach, Ca . 92660; tel : (714) 645-7000 PubllsMG OrAn91 CoHI Delly Polol Mu 14, U, 21, 1'11 1»4-41 PUBLIC NOTICE made to Hoag Hosp1t;il Ar Me ... C• ,,.,, rangements by the Neptune Tho> bu\Aneu •• c-.ted by .,. •n~ bu•lntsu.l N-711f7 THE RUSTY N•IL. 4001 Borch, NOTICE OF DEATH OF Society with burial at sea 0 •••0u•\"" uoncu 1<ewp0'1 S.Kh, • O.C•lll0tn1•'2'60 Toby RAChMI Jonn, 1711 New JAYNE CHILDREY, aka •ump•hire Orlve, Cott• Me••. JANE A. CHILDREY, aka -----------.J T"'' , ... ,.,,.,.,.,.. ••s ht.O *U" trw PtHCE llOTHUS l&LaaOADWAY MOtl'T\IAIY 110 Broadway Cosla Mesa &42·9150 IALTllHGUOH SMfTH & TUTHILL wtSTCLI~ CHArEL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-9371 f'tflCE llOTHHS SMITHS' MOITUAIY 627 Main St Hunhngton Beach 536·6539 r1.c1Ac VIEW MEMOllAJ. PAH Cerretery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1l1c View Onve Newport Beach 644·2700 McCoaMICIC MOlltTUl.llES Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768·0933 San Juan Cap1s1r ano 495-1776 HAlllOI L.AW~MT. OLIVI Mortuary • Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa ~5554 0 .:ounly Cl•'ll of Or..-911 Count~ on C•ll~o;;'~on. 14~s OVAi RooMI, JANE CHILDREY, AND MAteh 12. IMI l'Un•i 1rv1n1,c.111orr>1•t11u OF PETITION TO AD· P"b""*' Or-cont o .. 1y P11ot Th•• b .. ~,,.u •S condu<l•O by • MINISTER ESTATE NO. M•r u . 21. 21. Ai>< •. "" m2 .. 1 gener•I ~":i~!.. A· t079n. PUBLIC NOTICE Tll•• s .. t_1 .... 111.0 w11h ,.,. T o a I I h e i r s , coun1., Clerk 01 Or.,.l)e County on beneficiaries, creditors Much 12. "" ,0111, and contingent creditors of NOTICE 01' APf'LICATIOH Publl\IWCI °'-Coa•l O•oly Pilot. Jayne Childrey, aka Jane ALCOMor?c5:~.;1E1tAGEs Marchu.21.21 ""'114,1911 12.,.11 A . Childrey, aka Jane ro w"om 11 MAy concern· Childrey, and persons who 001oALO A WE IR ""d MABEL PUBLIC NOTICE may be otherwise interest-•NEZ M•THEws .,. -41lng 10 11>e ed in the wi If and/or ~::,~~:n;:,n•. ~'.:1'~::,"1~~L~ev:~~9~ l'ICTITIOUS IUSINEU estate: 11cenu 10 '"" a1eono11c 1>1-.r•ue• •I NAME STATIMENT A petition has been filed ;;!!! Crystil, HunllnQIOn Beacll. ca ,,.~:~.1ollow1nc;i per.on Is dO•n9 Du•• b y R u s s e I I D e w a r Publ••lwd Or<ll\Qe Coa.1 Delly Pilot GARNETT ELECTRIC. M.S1 Sen· Childrey in the Superior M•rch 14 IMI 1)49.91 la C•l•lll\a. G•rdffl Grove. C•l1lorn1a Court of Orange County . 9U•~0,,.1d Na.i c;.,,,.11• 116si Sent• requesting that Russell PUBLIC NOTICE C•l•lln•. G•rden Grove, C•l1forn1• Dewar Childrey be ap-- - - -m•s p o i n t e d a s p e r s o n a I l'ICTITIOUSIUSIHESS n ... DUS1""''"'°"dUtlldby '" '" representative to ad· NAMESTATEMENT dlVldUAI. minister the estate of The following Ptr "'°"' are doonQ ROMld N G•rMll ou .. nuu• ""• •1•1-t •u i.reo ,.,,,, •n• Jayne Childrey of Irvine, GEMINI LE ASING, 3100 "'""ay Counly Clerk of Or.,.9* County on California (Under the In· A .. ,. • •~. C<Ku 'Ms.. C•. 91'2• M•rc" 11• 1911 dependent Administr~tion Ruuell Moss. 3100 Alrwn •••. l'IS11 .. = ,,. CO$•• MeY, ca 926» Pubhshed 0r..-111 Coa\I 0•11r P1101. of Estates Act). The peti· Romona Moss. 3100 Aorw•y ",,.. M.,c11u.21.11. AP<ll 4, 1Mt 1J01 •1 lion is set for hearing in =~1:7; 'i:~.:::-;,~;1;~,.d ov • PUBLIC NOTICE--Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic '"""''o PA•tnen1 .. p. Center Drive West, Santa RusH11 v Mo" Ana, Ca. 92701 on April 8, Tho\ •tAle..wnl WH hied w•lll '"' l'ICTITIOUS 8U$1NEU 1981 at 9;3() a .m. County Clerk ol Orange County on NAMI STATIM•HT IF YOU OBJECT to the Ao\Atell U. IMI The lollowfn9 penon 11 doln9 grantinn Of the petition, FISllM buSln•U ... .. I Pu1>11s"°" Or.,.Qe Coa'1 0Atly Ptlol REFLECTIONS. 20SJ Su Cove, YOU Should either appear Mar 14.11 11. "'"' •. 1"'' u11.11 cost• Me .. , ca nu1 at the hearing and state I -------Jo11nSl'IMdy, 20SJ Se• cov•. Co•1• your objections or file I PUBLIC NOTICE M~~; c;:,.,;:!~ ,, conc111e1.o DY.,.,,. written objections with the I --------dMou•1. court before the hearing. "'en nous aus1Nus JOM Slwedv Your appearance may be HAME STATEMENT fhl' '1411e<nenl wH 111.0 wll" IM T"t lollowlnQ per.on' Are doing C,ounly Cletll ol Or _,ge Counly on in person Or by YOUr at· D•"lnnus. M•r<h 11, 1911. torney. CY PRESS ~NSION, lSI E. 201h ""'.,, I F y o u A R E A ~1 .. Coll• Mtt41, Ct. 9207 Pul>lf'lwcl Ot.r191 co .. 1 D•lly Pllol C R E 0 I TOR Robtrl Ricll•t<I Ziemer. 258 E Mer. 14, 21, 11, AP<.'· l'tl 1'11·'1 0 r it C 0 n • 20111 s1 . COl141 MeH , C•. tin gent creditor of the de- Roger P111111p L1nd1te11, J 110 PUBLIC NOTICE ceased, you must file your Parko•ie Or., KlnwOOd, Tuas '13" cla'1m with the court or John T. ZIM<o, 11112 Rolle•<l•m Lana. Hunt1not0118 .. ch, C• . ., .. , "•CT•T1ous eusaHIH present It to the personal T"ls ouslneu 1s conoutt•d oy • NAMEST.&T•M•NT representative appointed u•nattl ::~•;1emer ,..:~~:o11ow1nci Ptrton Is 0o1nu 11<11•· by the court within four '"" SI••-· ..... 111«1 wltll llW LACQUER SPECIALISTS, '"' w months from the date of County Clerk of Or.,.ge Co11nty on 111" StrMI. Cotl• M•s•, C•lllornl• first Issuance Of letters as PUBUC NOTICE ""••<"ii."''· ,.ums ,,.,~'''"" o.ie ewu. ito w. 111., provided in Section 1700 of ----Put>U..,..d Or•no-C.0.st O•llY Pltot StrH l, Cata Mew. cetlforttl• t1'J1 t h e pr 0 b ft t e C 0 de 0 f l'ICT1T1ous au11N1u .._.., ••. n. te. AP< '· '"' 1300 .. 1 11111_,,,."11 c0ft<l\K1ec1byM 1n California. The time for N4'M• STAHM•HT The 1ouow1nci --is 001ng """· dMdu•1 filing claims will not ex- ... u n PUBUC NOTICE '"" ::::.,c:-::-;~.., ,..1111 1,,. pi re prior to four months MA I GLAsswoiuc.s. H• w count, c1erk of o,.,119 eouna1 on from the date of the hear-H•'""'"' a C, Coll• Mesa, C. f?U1 Donnell ._vert, 4" w Hamlllon lltOTICI O" M••<h 12. ,,., Ing noticed above. •c. cost.tMe-., c.. '2m f'ueuc11tu•1M• ••,0111• p.,011.,. Oranve c..s1 °""~1::1~'{_ YOU MAY EXAMINE This bllllflftl 1, c-t•d by Ml tn TH• l"l.AlltNIM9COMMIUION /IMrch 14. 21. M, A-11 • "" ,,,, .. , the file k~t by the court. <llvlfll•I o .. .,.... CITY 01' ~ ... If t d I t OOMeu tkHue•• "°""".'" VA&.&.1v ----you are n ef'este n he T"'• .ui.n-1 ••• 111.0 w1111 111e NOT1c£ 1s Heuav 01v1N ""' PUBLIC NOTICE estate, you may flle a re· '°""'' c .. ,, 01 o ... ,. covnty °" D11 w.__,., llNRh u, "''· •1 ':• _ quest wftti the court to re- M41t<h 12• '"' ,.mm ~:00 ~ ... '::A~~.!==.~ -P1CT1nous eu1011u celve special notice of the '""°ti"'" 0r.,. c:o.11 ot11., Piiot ''-"'-4111 c-n1u1on w111 "-If• llAM9JTAT•M•NT Inventory of estate assets ""•'· u. n. a. 4't/lt. 4, "" •ao111 OllOlk -•"'en tM tollew111t 11-: TM .......... "''"" ••• "'"' and of the petitions ac· -:4"'411--.iu .. ...,.,..,,.... ---·· , ..-----------••llllon "*"'I"-' by ., ... -··-THI GAlllOIN PALACI, lOlll So. c 0 u n t s a n d r. p 0 r t s A Flelllle.i• •ulllHI N1111• ......... .,, flleCI wltll IM ~ C..rll I• ~ '°' ...,. ,.., .... ., wtllel'I lllM .. "'""''"• ..... , ....... --, ..... . ,llMelltloft ......... " 0111, If ,,.., •• ,. ell• .... •• c. .... L.teel o.,.,'"''"' •• '"' DAILY '9\0T ler lt1l•1111eU•" ••4' MCKMfy ..... ,., tM011t11u•lllldc~lonOf , ...... ..,..,..,, ........_ .. .,11, C•. described In Section 1200 :::.:.'1c~•~,~~~., nu:.11 Tl'MI, '*Ota rMr, u.-of the C.llfomle Probate c.-tNMtu•..,_,...,.. MKh.~tKS1 Code. Ptllllo11 '"'"''""' ., ltl'lltlel fttlll .. o ... _ .. IHO 0.1 Mar, Ootot•m•1'11 w &.I,. "'"" '" • CM· 1..HUM tMdl, Ct • .,., I A 0 AMS 0 U 0 U E & 11111eM1 u .. "'-""'" ........... pine 1111, ••Nat '' cen1111e1ec1 "' • H•z•LTue'a· ly· ayron rtt .. ljrlft4 et "7t Otrllelll A.,.f!W, .. ,,.,., ~. .,. "° • • ,.._,. MATTus .,. lltll\t ,,. "'' ,,... o. lmltll, EIQ., SU Vfnt , ..... ---" .. "" ~--Llwt ...... ..,..., Lei ......... ::.=~~~.:1=~ ,:,.~., ~.:;--; ~-_:. ... c.::, ': ~.!·,.•.ttu; tel : OU> ""..,. Mwltk .. ~Title 11. "'"" u. '"'· -.., THOH OCttllltNO TO -..Hy 111 P\1'7,. ....... fl('" ......... .,......,, ,,.., .... Ol'1119t C-t Delly '"'"' ......... °' .. (Mtl Deily l"lltt '"" .. ._ • ...,....." ....... -.. •4.1t.a.-. ... '"" ,_., -.,, "· u;11.1ta1 ,_., • ,., ... k ....... If fW9W ..... -....... ..,,.r----...... ----....;..-----------4 ... I• ....,_ -_, CMt«t IN "'-Ult 0=•· .. ,...., .... .... ,.... , ..... C&.IMTiaM .... lllltOO, ~~. ........... ~ ... ,.,,.., .... QI' .... CMtl Deily ...... '~----~......,------~..,___,• MefCfl\4"91 • 1•Mti-.~-----..;.;.._;.....;,.;...:,_~~--;.;.;......,...._ __ .._..-.__.__......,..._~. , Orange Cout DAILY PllOT/Saturday, ~arch 14. 1981 One spill led to another for volunteer 81 IULB8 LOii Af'~C-r II I MYRTLE BEA~H. S.C. -It la a bleulnt, ol coune, but It also l• a shame lhal Allee Berkner <toe. her Job IO well. .. I've bad plenty of ex· perfence," •h• aaJd. She bnalbed back an errant 1tnnd ol brown hair wlth the .back ol • wet hand. Her eyes were red with fatigue. "TOO DAMNED MUCH ex- perience. But not enouah. We alUl don't know oearJy enough to do the Job right." Berkner lJ an expert -the ex- pert -at savinc water birds • from death by offshore oil spills. The fact that Berkner has a luJl· time job needs no further com· ment. Her current subjects are loons. . A loon is a bird the size of a small turkey that lives its life in the water. It bas a long pointed beak tor catching fish and a mournful yowl, like that of a wolf in the moonlight, that re- m lnds hearers of something gone mad, gone crazy, crazy as a loon. A LOON SOAKED in oil is as helpless as Br'er Fox when he encountered the tar baby. lts ruby red eyes glare wildly in fright and confusion. Ir the oil is not soon removed. they close. Recently a beach stroller dis- covered such a bird flopping around pitifully in the s urf. The stroller called the Coast Guard, which called the Fish and Wildlife service, which in- evitably called Berkner in California at the Bird Rescue Organiution at Berkeley. a con· tinent away. ."The man who called said 'Come quick, Alice, they're turn- ing these birds into hush pup- pies'," she said. She arrived next morning "WHAT THEY WERE doing was rubbing the oiled birds with corn meal and brusrung them . \ APWlrePMIO SHE SAVES BIRDS Allee Berkner holds loon off. The peopJe were well inten· tioned, but they weren't helping the birds. "Thal treatment was tried after the first big spill s off the California coast in 1969 and 1971. We saved only 3 percent of those birds. With new methods we have saved as many as 85 per- cent." A recent spill off Myrtle Beach -it was 30 miles ofrshore: its source unidentified caught about 300 loons during their molt, the worst possible time. The mortality rate was 40 per- cent. ... AMEllCA Berber 1' • aaUve ol BoeU... She 1JM>ved to Berkeley wlth her b.asband, a pbyalc1't. and served .. • volunteer alter the um ·~ at • diven'°" from houaewe> . One t plll lect to another, the BJ Reacue Organization was l · corporated and she became i director. TEN YEARS AND 20 oU sp~s later the techniques of scrut>b. I ducks have improved, but. s with the techniques of transpo 1 • • ins oil, are still imperfect. * "The fint myth we had to · molish," Berkner said, as if r r the millionth Ume. "is that if y wash away a bird's natural oils l will no longer be waterproof. Th4t was the misguided reason for ttte cornmeal. \ ·'It is the minute alignment Of feathers that makes a birid waterproof, and the bird wll align them by preening. ,Hfs natural oils, which keep ttte feathers supple, will return \n due time. l "At first we tried a solveot that made both the birds and lJs dizzy. AJso, it was flammablt. We quit that method. I "NEXT WE WENT for df· ter gents . We want somethi~ safe and available. We trieid everything on the s upermarktt shelf and have settled -undl something better comes along t- on Dawn dishwashing detergen(. I "The real problem, though, ~ not cleaning but husbandrr Learning how to care for wi birds in captivity is half the ba · lie lt isn't a laundry problerrj, but a proble m in c omple)< veterinary medicine . Our r•· search is skimpy, and we have no mo ney That s the recll problem. "Well . no," she said. "On second thought. I guess the re~I problem is oil spills." HE HEADS 7 ,200-MEMBEA BALD MEN'S ORGANIZATION John T. Cepps Ill, who •t•rted group seven year• •go, runs overtlzed comb over dome Bald movement growing Founder seeks to set shining example MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. <AP) -His ambition is modest, Baldheaded John was saying. He just wants to set a shlning example. LinQs like that don't dete r Baldbeaded John. Here's another : "My philosophy is, if you haven't got it, flaunt it." And yet another: "The Lord is just. the Lord is fair, he gave some brains, the others hair.'' BALDHEADED JOHN will go on and on Uke that until you cry enough. To whlch he will reply, "Enough is too much." John T . Capps Ill - Baldheaded John -is the founder and executive director, which ~ to say the head head, or a growing <o h , dear ) organhatlon called BaJd-Headed Men ol America. • • J t· I a m ore \ b a n a n organisation, it la a movement,'' be said, smoothly. "I started It just over seven years •10, when I wu 33. Without even trylnl we already have more Ulan 7 ,200 memben in all 50 1tates and nine forelp countries. If that doe1n't lmpren you try Wt. Three ol our proud membeu are women." WBSN HE I not cb1mplonin1 bl• lost cause <•o• JOU pt 1olaa at Ulla aame there la no 1&oppua1 > , Capps MIDI I ~ ud l.,.a·buttion bHID .. 1. Hi1 beadquarten <• .. 1> t• a eoa .. n.d nw.c ltaUaia. Pi.... .... It••-· machines are where the grease rack was. Drop in on him and you will leave with a bumper sticker that says "Bald rs Beautiful" and a button that says "Rub a Bald Head Tonight." JC you qualify for membership -you be the judge -you will also get .a fancy certifi cate with a gold seal, a button, and a membership card with your number on it. <Meet 81-1017). A 11 this is yours for a $5 enrollment ree. which, Capps is quick to point out, is less than the price of a haircut nowadays. "IF YOU AREN'T completely satisfied, tear up your card fllld I' 11 send your your money back." He winked. "I'm not going to l06e any hair over it and I don't want you to either.·· Cappt swears bis onJ)' purpoee In startinl BHMA WIS for fun. "Maybe put a am lie on somebody's face," be said. ''That's worlbwbJJ•. '' But U you 1et into a dl1cunlon of baJdneH with hlm. you di1eover there ii more to it. 0 Vea," be admitted, "I wouJd like to do m)' part to 1•t r1d ol t.,. 'anlty MIOC!lated with hair, or Ute lade ot It. Baldne11 J1 a cate ol mind over matter. If YoU don't mind, lt doean't matter." SOMS. n 8BEll8 do mlnd and It .,.. matter. ca,,_ ~ was turl'Md down for a •al• Job by a blt llnii lD Atlanta. .. , WU IClld I dtdntt tit Ute corpora-. lma1e. I fmew what tbat llMaftt." I Tbree pictures ban• Oil hll offi ce wall. One is of John T. Capps, in a swallowtail coat: the second of John T. Capps Jr .. in a wing collar; the third of John T. Capps II, in a four-in-hand tre. All three gentlemen are unmistakably bald. "I am the fourth generation." said John T . Capps Ill, ''lo experience what Mark Twain called premature balditude. "I KNEW WHAT I was in for when l was old enough to look in a mirror. My hair began deserting me when I was 15. Bllt in my ramily there was oo attempt to conceal baldness . Certainly il held no stigma. ·'In college I ran tor clua omce as the candidate wllo wouldn't pull the wool over your eyes. l woo." He has no truck with people fiho Mii t.o\ij>eea and ointment.a and transpJants, or use them. He knows that nothlnc will work save perhaps prayer, but even tt sometbint did, why bother1 Bald Is be,ut.l.M. •'My kind ol people •re Joe Oaraclola, Gerald Ford. Stn. Jackson. Not Sen. Proxmire. Not Frank ·Sinatra. Whal you've 1ot to do UI race the bare ta.eta and m"t CM problem bead Oft, You with me?'' Banty, John. -JULSS LOH More cote Uk~ NEW YOU CAP> -Aa addi· ttonal MO •llUon ::Ii be trtmmM b'alli fedeJ'aJ ,_ .-. ..... W011nm1 of t.be Na· "-•• ldeaee ~. ~ Ne• York 'n11141 "'PC)l1ed todaJ. ,/. CONVERTED MOTOR HOME REPLACES HEARSE IN FUN!RAL PROCESStON John McCabe of Cortege Coach Co., Hya 'new look' cuta aoarlnt coata . ,. ............ New look in funeral.s Cortege Coach cuts high cost of dying AURORA, 111. (AP) -With the cost of dying soaring like the cost Of living, a funeral director is SaV· ing money by using a large, con- verted motor home fo replace the hearse and other limousines in • funeral processions. Since terr y Diete rle in- troduced hjs eight-wheel, pro- pane-powered, midnight green "Cortege Coach" in Novefl'\ber, he says he's had few requestS for the more conventional pr o· cession. The coach has a compartment behind the rear wheels for the casket with space above it for 20 flower arrangements. The rest or the interior, partitioned orr from the rear, seats mourners, pallbearers. miruster and funeral director. "THERE IS NO less dignity." he said. "ll j ust looks different. And no longer do you have to worry about hurting a family member's feeling l}y saying, ·sorry. you will have to ride in the second car,' rathe r than the first." Toll te lephone call ban nixed PROVlDENCE, R.I. <AP> An experiment to eliminate toll telephone calls in Rhode Island has been put off again by New England Telephone Co The original plan called for a one-year experiment in North Kingstown. where the 5,700 resi- dents would be able to dial anywhere in the state without being charged for a long dis- tance phone call . Dieterle, the owner of the Dieterle Memorial Home in Aurora. 45 miles northwest or Chicago, has used the coach in 100 funerals. And he plans to open funeral coacb dealerships, work- i o g with th e Rev co n coach builde rs in Fountain Valley. "WE EXHJBITED OUR pro- totype in the Los Angeles a rea last month andhad20solld inquiries," Dieterle said. Although "morticians a re probably the last ones in the world who want to change anything," Dieterle said his idea r eally doesn't break with tram lion. "Io the early 1900s , casket and mou rne r s we r e sometimes transported in special street cars in the larger cities. In Europe, where the fuel crunch bas been felt longer than it bas here, buses have been converted for funeral use," hesaid. Dieterle said he chose a motor coach because "it's a little more aesthetic. has much more class and is more comfortable." His prototype model seats as m any as 24, and the vehicles be :For vol1111teers . Armed fore es seek • l . ~GI education bill ~ • WASHINGTON <AP> The four branches of the armed forces · are uniting on a proposal to revive the GI education program and ' give military volunteers up to $600 a month to attend college after : they leave the service. · ; The aim is to attract a larger number of high school graduates ;. and thus raise the level or quaJjty in the services. Military leaders :; long have held that high school graduates are more trainable, .; more reliable and less likely to be djscipline problems than school :. dropouts. ~ Enlistments of high school graduates dropped sharply after · the old GJ education law, which begin in 1944, was replaced in 1976 : by the plan now in effect. Under the program. the Veterans Education ~ Assistance Program, a service person receives $2 in benefits for each ~ $1 he or she contributes. ~ WITH TUITION AND OTHER COLLEGE costs soaring, : military manpower experts believe an offer of education payments -; in return for service would be especially attractive to young people : whowanttoattendcollege. ~ Army manpower offi cials say they have drafted a proposed bill which is supported by the other services. That draft legislation .... will be sent soon to top civilian leaders in the Pentagon. (. The Reagan administration has not indicated whether it would ~ favor a new program of non-contributory education benefits as a ,.. stimulus for the all·volunteer force. ~ But a senior Air Force officiaJ said recently that Congress is ~ "rushing like a freight train" toward some form of a GI bill to , "take the heat orr them on the question of possibly returning to the ~draft." r • ~ ELEVEN GI EDUCATION BILLS have been introduced in the •, House or Senate W s year . '· The Army-drafted legislation would authorize educational t benefits at the rate of one month of entitlement for each month of ~ miUlary service up to a maximum of 36 months, or four academic .: years. .. The buic monthly entitlement would be $300 for a serviceman :. or servicewoman who completed less than six years of Hl'"(ice and MOO a month for those who serve ln uniform six or more yeln. The ~ higher payment for longer service is designed to e"ncourace re· .. enlistments. • The plan proposed by the armed services baa a feature de- signed u an additional Inducement for veteran service pe'10llllel to a.tay on duty even II they are not Interested in eotnc to colleae themselves. TIDS PaOVl810N WOULD ALLOW servicemen or women to lramfer educational benent• to their children. They could do so att•r tbey ttad served 10 ye an of acUve duty. Tbe beaellll would be avaUable only to veterans who left wtth an boaoralH-diacbarge. Meortlbta to Army calcutaUona, UM pl'Olfam woWct coet about Sl.IZ ......._&be ftnt year. Thla would cover tramfen of btnelltl to .. ,..au of Mnice penonnet who a1 ... ady have at leut 10 yean of Hrltce lillblDcl Uwm . Lat.er, the ~ti would iDcrHM u UM Ont lfO'IP ol .u,tblt service veterans be•u tlMrtq collel•· Army oftldala Hid mbimum eoeta of 1ueh a GI blll ~ lenl olf at about 12.1 bUUoa a 1ear a decade aftet Ute prosram weat &Mo tf'fed. f • " I is having built will seat 30 or more. The coach c uts the cost or limousine drivers, fu el and in- s urance by 60 percent, Dieterle said. The cost of a typical small funeral service in Chicago totals $653, he said. That includes $60for a lead car, $125 for a hearse. and $117 each for a limousine and a flower car, with mileage extra. By comparison, the cost of his cortege coach carr ying 18 mourners is $256. and the propane to operate it costs 72 cents a gallon. For the average funeral, the coach also eliminates the pro- cession and the traffic confusion it causes, he said. Candy firm quits after 120 years BOSTON <AP) -After 120 years of dipping chocolates, Schrafft's Candy Co. i4 closing, blaming spiraling sales in the com petitive candy world. "We are ceasing operations ef· rec ti ve immedjately. · · company spokesman Whitman Browne said. ''A lot of investment has been made in upgrading the plant, but there has been a problem in sales. The confec- tionery business is intensely com- petitive." BROWNE SAID THE decision to close the Charles town plant, and another facility in Reamng, Pa., was made by the consumer products division or Gulf aQd Weat~rn Industries lnc., which bought Scbrafft's in 1974. The ~.000..square-foot plant was s hut four weeks ago, "because or an inventory prob- lem" Browne said. Gulf a nd Western offi cials reviewed the situation and decided to close tbe plant. Brown s aid th e plant employed 1,200 during its busy season of Augu st through January . Some 600 were employed the rest or the year. SCHRAFF'l"S, KNOWN for such delicacies as Schrafft's Thin Mints and Gold Chest Boxed Chocolates, began opera- tions in 1861, moving to several different locations in the Boston area before opening its present Cha rlestown plant in 1928. Bro wne said the firm's employees will be offered some sev erance benefits a nd job counseling. Gulf and Western is reviewing options for the huge plant. Schrafft's sales have been about $4S millloo a year. Levi charges ... • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L .A s s . 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HOU1es for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE A lar11:e customized Bue· co la built charmintz 4 Bdrm home with formal dinmtz rm .. ramily rm . 2 baths. 3 rar tza ratzc. burtzlar alarm system. heated spa. central air. imported hie. soft water unit & much more Ask ing $242.900 or will lease for SJ450 per mo Call to see Clyde Johnson Rltr 549·2644 $695,000 f'ffwport w aterfrottt Largest floor plan. view. slip ritzhts. JAMES E. GOULD 631-1532 MESA VERDE FIXER Superb barizain ' Cov· ered entrv wa v leads to as Bdrm:J bath tri-level home with family room . 2 fireplaces. formal din· ing. 2600 sq.ft. o ( livintz area that needs fixing. Call now ror more de· tails. 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS SANTA ANA HEIGHTS 3 Bdrm home with hardwood floors. brick fireplace. big family rm . Great Back Bay !ora-tion St32,500. RILLER REALTY 546-0814 °""' P.ttl.C•loli ~:! I•-------... ..... ~...,. Por-M:fllt RH•Uh Jlolb tlO)'I '° "°'tr ~ sulMru Toyu<o T'rlwmph Vol•1w•1•• Voho ~ ~'· 111311 It!» ll'l:it. rat ,...,., ,.,., 'fl.:.? vm Vltl fllli '"' WOI ... .... ,.., "" --.,, .. -It.I) --_, ~ .. , --... ... , ----., . NIW IUllNIUMEN $3 $100 alt it.-Hlso PENNY PINCHER AD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTORS 671-55 11 OfllN HOUSE lltYIMI TllllACI: 6r'fft pot ... fw ttat ............ '"'C 3 .. & CCMIT ........ .. ,. 21/1 ' s ...... 2lld ....... ................................ ,.... $250,000 le__.1ld. 0,.. WJS-1·5. 1436 Str1aade Terrt1Ce. HEW IM MISA VHDI: S,.~1r 4 ... lor J+ .. t 2'14 ,...._, , .... _..._.o.a. Tiiis Mwty rwdeled .._la felted m ttat ...._ CALL QUICK! 1Wa -W0'9't lett! $249,500 • COi.i OF MEW PORT RIAL TORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., CoroM dll Mw 675-5511 VA BUYERS! We have two homes that we'll sell VA tOne l 4 Rdrm . 2 bath. North Costa Mesa Sl21L900 !Two> 3 Rdrm. 2 bath. hul(e bark vard S!05.000 Call for more details on these 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS IAYFltOKT Open S..clcly 1·5 3' lc6oo Coves ROAT SLIP-SANDY BF:ACH + lari~e 3 bdrm & den. 2 bath home & much more' ss2s.ooo· Owner I Atzent 673-91R7 OCEAN 1112 llocks O,..Sat/S-1-5 201 41 st Street Owner has bought a new home & 1s mO!lt aniuous tor quirk sale Warm cozy dollhc>uR' 2 bdrm ASSUME 91/J0/0 2 car u rue + extra f11A loan 3 br p, ba parkintz Land included din rm. 2 car all tza r at SJ79.SOO' But submit w dropener S89.900 vouroffer Of:LMANGF:LS RLTR lcAoalayrrop. 968·5707 RNtton sell thmtzs rast 14•1th Dall\' ·~~·~6~7~S..~7~0~6~0~·~~ Pilot Want Ads HI <,tOI N llA1 l'I Al I '> IAll '>I IWI• I '> ART DECO DramatiC'ally different Peninsula Bay front on 45 · panoramic water view lot 6 BR ·s. Spa . Pier. Enlerl a incr's garden & d ecks . Owners w1 II help finance. Sl.875.000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? 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SlflC & ,fNlf SALllTATIOf(S C C H L I S A R K R A P R A P E E Y S S D P U D Y E J l Y A Y 0 S A J H R R A M D E R T 0 S E S 0 P S L I W 8 0 V L £ Y L A I R U R U I U R C 0 A Y R 1 U H T D L A S M R H R I R W H E T U E T C S C E I R E S M S V A G H D D Q S A E G D D A M D L D A Q T D R E Y R N T T Y E E I R Y H 8 J J R M A A W J L I M l D H 0 P E l G A 0 E R I R C E E 0 C R E l T R I V A U R S S C H A E H N 0 N R Y E L P R E D I E H T H 0 K 8 S C U N V H S E D H R Y W N X Y 0 I R 0 K E M A 0 A M R A E D K E 5 l S J Y W R Z H 8 0 U T E M A M J E V 0 C A8NSD-NOY8JNJCD1SN1 ' i1 I0.71~LOAM Tlar~ bedroom home that's Just loaded with extras! Has three bath.a. Dinin8 room, f amlly room. Brick fireplace graces the living room. Two-story rloorp l an . Easy c are yards . Accented with a sparkling POOL! Assumable 10. 75% loan owner will help finance. $154,090. Take advantage and call today ! 540· 1720 MO won. MO WOUY! L~ving in a condominium is a breeze! This deluxe three bedroom is extra s pecial! Has 2th baths. Formal dining room for entertaining. Cheery kitchen with all amenities. Atrium. Beautifully decorated. FHA and VA buyers ~lcome . $134 ,750. Call today for details. 540-1720 . GI TRMS Assumable VA loan at ll.5%. Lovely t hree bedroom home on corner lot. Has formal dining room. Family room and romantic fire place in living room. Tas tefully decorated. All electric kitchen has everything! Cemented area outside for motor home or boat. $136,000. Don't miss this one! 540-1720 PAIKUICE llAUTY Five bedroom home is nestled amongst lots of old shady trees! Ins ide . . . features ceramic tile entry. Dining, fam ily room . fireplace. Close to schools and shops. Owner will consider any and all offers . Sl28,000. Hasten to see and call today! 540-1720 LAIGI FAMILY? This two-story home is just what you've been looking for! Has about 2200 square feet and four bedrooms . Complete with dining room, separate family room and fireplace. Lots of c loset s pace. Spa rkling c lean througho ut. Tuc ked on huge lot amongst fruit trees. $129,900. CaH and see for yourself. 540-1720 ASSUME LOAN HUGE four bedroom home . Has over 2300 square feet. 2th baths. Cozied den. Formal dining room, family room, fireplace. Bonus room. Large kitchen with the works . Tucked on generous sized lot. Three-car garage. Close to pa rk and South Coast Plaza. Any and all offers considered. $146,000. Call today! 540-1720 (5) 540-1120 =·~ 2955 S. HARIOR ILYD., COSTA MESA DOVH SHORES PUSTIGE We are proud to present one of the finest properties of Dover Shores. This presti~ious estate sized home offers the finest of a menities. Features wi thin this 4800 sq ft residence include 4 Bdrms, 3 Ba ths, billiard room, fo rm a l dining, marble entry , swimming pool, spa and a panoramic view of the c ity lights and t he back bay. Valued at $699,000. STUHHIMG Old World Charm and custom design have been united in an incredibly beautiful a nd unique property. The 2 3rd s tory mas te r suites and the ex pans ive living room ta ke full a d van tage or the v iews of the snow-capped mountains & Catahna. A s pectacular home with modern conveniences and tractitional charm. Offered al $475.000. -0 ,' ~-:--.Ji!-~ -Balboa Island Realty ANO l~\'ESTMBNT e ('IMP'ANV 673-8700 WANT ACTION? IClasslfied Ads. your one - Classlfed Ads &42·56!!_ stop shopping center . MEAR THE PARK Sharp Somerset model in popular Harbor View Homes. Attractively decorated 5 bdrm home· with large f amity rm adjoining cheerful kitchen. Ideal plan for informal living, located on the Nature Park & near the community pool. Enclosed yard, 3 car garage + owner will help finance. Reduced to $329.750 -the best buy ln the area. * * * * * * Heritage COiiection. I I 4¥e ASIUMAl&:I Terrific starter home, featuring 3 Bdrm$, remodeled kitchen, near new carpets and drapes, large lot. Asking only $96,900. For an appointment to see. call 540.1151. . NllD A FAMILY IOOM7 Then make an appointment to see this outstanding 3 Bdrm home, featuring: huge custom room with fireplace, new ceramic tile in baths and kitchen and Loads of storage inside and out. VA It FHA TllMS AV All.AILI Asking only $107,500. For more details, call 540-ll51 CUSTOM HOMI IALIOA P .. INSULA Steps to bay and beach. This beautifu l new home features: 3 B<irrns, family room and library, 2th baths, ceramic tile thruout. 4 fireplaces, Oak cabinets, 2 s kylights, sta ined glass windows, French doors, 2 patios and extra large garage and beautiful spa off master bdrm. Offe re d at $477,000. For a n appointment to see, call 540·1151. ERITAGE .C!E llDBll ILllKS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SER VICE 2745 VISTA UM .. OSA ILW.S OPIH SAT 1·5 Rare "Q" Plan With Spac ious Living/Dining Room Area & Cozy Conve rsation Pit. Ideal Location With Large Enclosed Patio On Lush Greenbelt Near Pool & Tennis Club. Ta s t e full y D ecorated & In Immac ul at e Condition. PerfE'ct Home For Entertaining. Owner Will Carry Second Trust Deed. $230,000. 44FAllA'9UT llYIMI OPIH SAT 1·5 Assumable Loans. Owner Will Carry Financing Or AU Inclusive Trust Deed. Exc ellent Four Bedroom Home In Northwood. Only Two Years Old. Sparkling P(>QI, With Wa t e rfa ll & Spa . U pgrade d . Earthtones. You're Welcome To Inspect. $184,500. 44MAYAlll RANCHO SAH JOAqutM VILLAS Of'IM SAT I .5 Award Winning Design. Two Bedrooms & Den Condo. Practically New. Smartly Decorated. Patio, Front Deck & Community Pool. Adult Community. $185,000. CUA TIVI FtMAMCIMG IUY OF THI W• Create Your Own Financing On This . Two Bedroom, 1 :Y. Bath Condo In One Of Newpo r t Be ach's Most El eg ant Ga t e -Gu a rd e d Communities. Neutral Decor. Shown By Appointment. $149,000. IA YRtONT WITH DOCK Gorgeous Mode rn Home With Impo rte d Antique Details Throughout. Handsome Wooden Man tels. Huge "Carved Wood" Antique Pub. So Many Special Ame nities . Automatic Sprinkle rs, Air Conctitioning, Security System. Pro f essio nall y Decorate d & Professionally Landscaped. Dock For SO-Foot Boat. Private Beach. By Appointment Only. $1 ,600,000. UDO ISLI Easy Financing. Near Community Beaches, Clubhouse & Tennis. Large Quiet Corner Lot With Traditional Three Bedrooms. Plus Great Guest Quarters With Bath & Bar. Or Billiard Size Recreation Room. Beautifully Landscaped Lanai & Patio. Expandable Lot. $435,000. MISA VRDl-llST IUY No Question, This Is One Of The Finest Buys In The Area. Lovely Four Bedroom Home On Large Corner Lot. Completely Remodeled. Large Assumab)e Loan. Submit Off en. Only $145,000. LUXUIY COMOO Conve nient Loe a tlon. Three Bedrooms. 2 ~ Baths. Plush Carpets. Plantation Shutters. Skylights. Top Security. Lock Up & Leave When You Wlsh. Only $255,000, P lus Assumable First Trust Deed. IACI IAY Quiet Cul-de-Sac Location. Three Bedrooms Plus Lar1e Musl~ Conservatory -Could Be Boaua Room. Great Neighborhood. Apprai1ed By Profeuional1. Probate Sale. Only $188.000. · \ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, March 1•. 1981 THE REAL ESTATE RS 4frwtld&ett <131 valu~I. to crc..v.,.... Ma;. lTtt\. 8PM at Mont11omt!r)' Ward ~Fwy. at Bristol Costa MeH Call 1142·56'78, t!ltl. 2'12 to claim your tickets. * * * --------SELL Idle items with a Daily Pilot Ctasslrled Ad. ORDIMARY PIOPU like you and me Ii ve on this quiet slreet. They are ramilles who care where their kids grow up. This family put a lot of love into this 4 br, 3 bath home with fa mily room and country kitchen. The peg & groove floors add warmth to t his spacious home a nd these origina l owners picked a premium lot where th ey cou ld e nh a n ce their surroundin gs wi th a jacuzzi a nd extensive lush landscaping. It's one of lrvme ·s fmest commumt1es and affordably priced for you. t he Ordinary People al just $207.500. IALIOA ISLAND Super Bayfronl home with private pier and dock for a 40 foot boat and sandy beach at your front door. 5 bedrooms. 5 baths. family room . . plus outside bath, laundry and 2 car gar age. This home is loaded with Island charm. Open Sat & Sun 1-5. 803 N. Ba y front. St .100.000. IA YFROHT COHOO - EXCELLEMT TSlMS Fa nt ast ic va l ue wit h own er fina ncing. This 2 bedroom adul t condo has a beautiful main bay view on fee land with boat s lip availability. This is the best priced ma in bay wat e rfront condo in Newport Beach at only $335,000. Open Sat & Sun 1·5. 310 Fernando. ~212. IAYSHOIES- CHAIM & GIACIOUSteSS This outsta nding qualit y large f.a mily ho me in a private beach co mmunity was co mpletely remodeled in 1977. 4 bedrooms. den. family room, and the master suite has a fi replace a nd librar y. Beautifully done with hardwoods, tile . wallcoverings. and br ick $885,000 fee. NEWPORT HEIGHTS CAPE COO Fa bulous large Cape Cod family home we ll located in Newport He ights . 4 bedrooms plus fami ly roo m . L arge bac k yard for a growing family. Owner wi ll assist in financing and consider low down. $305.000. SUNSETS, SEASCAPE. SPYGLASS AMD MORE a wait you in this magnificent Southport. This tastefully decorated 6 br. 4'1 ba view l)ome has so many options available you'll believe you're in a custom built home. The many tiers of used brick both front and rear add total dimension to the lus h garden s . Ca l l for an appointment. $699.500. PRIDE OF OWHERSHP r e f lect s eve r ywh e r e in t h is traditional st yle of home generous with country charm, nestled in one of Newport Beach's best back bay communities near golf course, convenie nt to freeways a nd shopping . E n joy a fa mily-s ize kitchen. spacious li ving room wi th brick fireplace. three bedrooms and two baths. Assuma ble 9.2.5'k loan, owner may assis t with fina ncing. Call for an appointment. $169,900. SPYGLASS This unique Portsmouth boasts a seclude d c us tom pool spa and private courtyard. In addition to the three be drooms and two baths, there is a detached in-law guarters, extended living room and custom features not a fforded a ny other home in the a r e a . Offere d for $459,500 . Open Sunday 1·5. 8 Monterey Circle. LIDO PAIK Co.oP l bedroom condo in Lido P ark hi-rise with views of the bay to the ocean. Security building with pool. Owner may carry a sales contract. $269,000. llG CAHYOH LIASI °"'10M Excellent opportunity to purchase Big Canyon's m ost s pacious townhome . 4 bedrooms~ a game room , each with a bath. Formal livin& and dlninf room!, study and powaer room. Please can for details. Open Sun 1·5. 21 Rue Fountalnbleau. $610,000. I I I lj 11111 ',·: 1· ·1 R: i • t t I t • I II . J ---, PRICE REDUCTION Exclu sive L ag un a Niguel community with pvt beach. tennis. pool. saunas . a n d s pa . · Spacious 4 Br. 2ba home with xlnt terms avail 1219.000. 1 ACRE ESTATE Enj!lish country home with rustic stylinl'! and lots of wood. 5 Bdrms. 3 baths Ocean and vallev views. Near Marina Aci- joinmii acre available with s<>parate neiiotia lions $950.000 In San Juan Capistrano. WILSON & WEISS REAL ESTATE DANA POINT 493.2752 CAMEO SHORES Outstandinll ocean v1c•w home. fpe land. 3 Bdrm. fa milv room . formal dinin~ room. 5 baths Gor).!eous pool Lar).!e lot in presli ~ious arC'a S725 . ..,.000_. __ ...._ [ 1. l•~D _iu• b\), ~~f-~'J'_ 9'"! [18'] rsr.Jre IHAl fStAff EXCIU-fNCf SINCE Ifft COSTA MESA Twin townhousC' t.VJJt' duplex Two hedrooms upl;ta1r.1 full bath up and half bath down Private fcn<·erl patio Four C'ar carl)Ort. Suh mit on terms Ask ror Sally .Sl41.SOO 631-7300 M.B. MOOll. HOME. beautiful & spacious with 3 bdr ms , sing le s t ory, in park-like setting. Comrmmity pool & rec area, c ustom crpts & d rapes. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5. 1101 De bra Dr .. C.M. $206,SOO. CALL TO SEE IASTSIDI COSTA MESA. Charming 2 sty condo w /lrg fenced rear yard. 2 spacious Br. n~ Ba. perfect for young ramily. $108.500. PRICE 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 ISLE. Sophisticated 3 BR home w/spacious liv . rm., formal din. r m ., gourmet kitchen overlooking sunny So patio. $425.000. LUXURY & LOCA TIOH. 3 new homes on pres tig ious P f.;N INSULA POI NT nearing completion. Dramatic floor plan including lge liv. rm .. for mal din. rm., den w /frp lc, 4 Br w/spacious master s uit e. jacuzzi. bidet , huge walk-in dosets, security system. landscaping by H. Beeson. COSTA MESA COMDO. Sensational location ne a r 0 CC. & So. Coast Plaza. Former model unit. 2 Br. 2 Ba. fireµk .. balcony w purk-like vu.•w. S98.SOO. D A V I D S 0 N R E A L T t I N C. 31it> Newpo1t Blvd NB 673·9060 VIEW! VIEW!° VIEW! LocaticMt! Locatio..! LocatioR! Ocean, hill & night light views. Ever y room has a view! Single story 3 Br. fa m r m , 2 112 b a . Be a u t i f u 11 y m a intained. Gr acious marble tiled entry & po wder room . Owner will help with fi nancing. Offered at $410,000. Ask for Beverly Covington at Kenney Real Estate Ofc : 768-6663 or Res: 770-8887 675-3411 ~Al.HUT SQUARE -Nice, roomy 2 sty, 2 Bdrm , 1 ~ bath end un it. Upstairs washer & d ryer hkup, lge patio, $55,000 assumable 91 ~ r; loan. Owner will carry 2nd. $110.000. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX One of the new ~upl exes w /a pool. Desirable s treet w /hi mcome, comfo rtable 3 Bdrm owners unit. $295.000. EXCLUSIVE DOVER SHORES -Exceptional ter ms available on this 4 Bdrm, custom home nestled among $1,000,000 plus properties. An excellent private location now reduced to $299.900. TURnEROCK HIGHLANDS The very ni cest lrv~e comrnu~ity you could choose for your family. A spacious 4 Bdrm Edinborough plan Professionally decorated in warm e arthtones: Two large ass umable loans far below current rate. qwner wi 11 consider a s maller Turllerock home in trade. $389,000 EXTRAORDINARY V ALUE PETERS TOWNHOM ES. A spacious 3 Bdrm end unit with. fa nta s ti c builtin storage, d ecorator detailed all the way. Light, airy and sim ply scrumptuous, $215,000. THIS HEST IS FIA THERB> -Witnin the secur ity ga tes of J asmine Creek, nestle down to comfortable living in this 3 Bdrm home . The planta tion shutters, parquet floors, lush carpet . tas t e full y d eco rated room s n eed no improve m ent. You 'll be out on the pvt tennis crt as soon as the movers leave . $335,000. COMMERCIAL LOT -3 contiguous lots. zoned C2 in Sa n Cle me nte. Office b uild ing pla ns available. $296,800. IHVHTORS SEMIMAR -Learn how you can enjoy a profitable real esta te investme nt without n egati ve cash fl o w, pro perty management, vacancy factor. 7:30 MOMDAY EVIMMG. MAICH 15, IH OUR OFFICE. 2515 I. COAST HIGHWAY. ftLIASI CALL FOR USBYATIOMS. 675·341 I. inecneb I Irvine realty A SUlllDIA"V 0, THE l"YINE COJl.,ANY -------- MIMIUM LOCATION AMI> ,.,V.ACYt 2BR, 2 bath Coco Palms condo w /many choice features . Assumable loan and owner will carry 2nd TD. $74.500. Lorraine Reid Al7. 71l·t 4t 4 (omput Volley Cent• 642 .. JJI q()f Dover OriYe \ ill .. 100 W ooc:1bfic:1qe Center 644-6200 tbbot View Center ~CJ?I C...OMO•s 4100Cartt•• Lovely 1p.1elout bome. 4Br. 2"9la. beaut ~rt.Yd paUo. r" land llOl,500. Bllt.1'7M0l0 INVESTORS FIXANDSAVI!: Roll up your 1l~eve1 4 Br 1~ ba home. Owner wlllinJ[ to nel(otiat-:. S98.SOO. Call now 536·9311 ALLSTATE REALTORS LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCA TIOH Large, expanded kitchen, lots of tile, cozy fam. rm. + S bedrooms within walking distance of Mesa Verde country club. High assumable loan. Call Jackie COUHTIY CHAIM· MISA VIADI Terrific new listing . 4bdr., pool & spa; quiet tree-lined street. Assume loan. Priced right at $191,500. Call Jackie 120/o AHAMCIHCi Prestigious Seawind 4br, 2ba. family castle. Private swim & tennis club. Call for more information. Norm & Kasey McKinley. MOVE ur TO MESA VIUI This spacious 4bedroom, two story home has an outstanding corner location AND a 911'.l Ck fully assumable loan. The price is right at $219,000. Call Anne Mccas land. FOUHT AJN VALLEY True value in the ever popular WESTMONT homes. 3 lg. bdrm + bonus room. Below market price. $127 ,000. Call Anne Mccasland. 631-1266 WOOOlllD~E.OWHH WIU CAllY $25 .000 down . $812 P&I. ground level, 3bdrm. Windflower model. Beautiful patio. $110,000. TURTLHOCk 200/o DOWN Beautiful ··vista ·· tnhse. All day s un on 3 patios. City & night hte vu. 3 bdrm. 2000+ sq.ft. $310.000. Jerry Jones. STEPS TO MIU SQUAii PARIC Fantas tic 2 s ty executive home. Large tile e ntry. separate Cam. rm .. master bd w/retreat & private deck. Great Fountain Valley area. $100,000 1st T.D. assumable at 11 (;;.. Bruce Blomgren 759·1221 OLD CDM CHAIM + FtNANCING Large 4br recently remodeled owner unit. with a mini-ocean vu. plus a lbr rental. OWC an AITD of $250,000 at reduced payments for 2.5yrs. Priced to sell at $325.000! Call Bruce Blomgren 759-1221 ARI YOU READY Foa SPY~LASS HIU7 One of the best ocean view locations in Spyglass. Enjoy the s unsets over Catalina and the Newport Bay. This New Bedford model is on a large lot and the owner will consider carrying a large 1st T.D. for a qualified buyer. Call to see -$745.000 Br uce Blomgren 759-1221 FIRST TIMI OfflUD Balboa duplex-Two-one bedroom units. Older property in good condition and just steps to bay and beach. 201/201' 2 E. Bay Ave. $260,000. Clint Moses 631-1266 WEARSOMI.._. ln your pocket. Owner finance. extra sharp 2bed 2ba incl. gar & pool in Irvine. $105,000 Call Lois Miller HO ILARMIY!!! Sl55K for Mesa Verde prestige 4bed fam., din, pool, spa, plus excellent terms. Call Lois Miller LIHDA ISLE SPREAD Sbr. Sba, beautiful master suite, lite decor, formal dining. Bring offer. Asking 1.1 million. Bob and Dovie OCEAN VllW DOVH SHOIES 4br, 4ba. Gal.axy f~ont row ocean view, pool, spa, huge yard. great fmancmg. asking $725,000 Fee. Bob & Dovie LINDA ISLE 6br, 7ba. the most exciting estate on Linda Isle. Wine cellar, game rm., in/out dr. pool & spa. Unequalled basin view dock for 85' yacht. 3.1 Million. For appt Bob & Dovie Koop OUNCH & AVOCADO RAHCH 78 Ac. sub division map complete, 4 sep. parcels; sell all or part, heavy producing. Bob & Dovie. WATHNOMT IOAT DOCK 3br, 3ba. Jyrs old, new spa, huge master ste. w /bay view. Sell at $525K 1st T.D. $274,000 at 11.5% assum. Bob & Dovie Koop. HUMTt..-TC* HAUOI very sharp condo. $142,000. Bob & Dovie CAMIO SHOii LIASI 4br, 3ba, fireplace. pool, ocean view, private beaches. $1,900/mo. Bob & Dovie Koop 631·1266. :J/w Qiu# OPEN THIS WEE1D1 1·5 ZI 17 VISTA LAllDO. Your finest bluffs opportunity. "Very best buy''. Original area overlooking massive greenbelt and lofty pines. A spotless 3 bdrm, 2112 bath townhome, most attractively decorated. Truly an exceptional price for a prompt sale at $212 ,000. (Many. many thousands below comparable homes). 431 VISTA SUIRTE. Extremely popular Plan "X" in lovely setting. 3 bdrm, fam/kit, formal dining room, 2 frplcs, & great wrap around patio. Offered at $249,500. 2912 9UEDADA. "A big family home". Light & bright 4 bdrm, 3 bath end unit, beautifully appointed. Outstanding sale financing available. At $260,000 (including land ). A TIN: VETllA.HSI ! LOW DOWN!! Sharp 3 BA home ... plush carpets . . cozy fplc ... lush landscaping . premium lot! $2100 down gets you tn! $1377 mo! Offered at $118.250! Owner sacrifice! Call now! THE REAL ISTA.1115 963-6767 In H.wport IHch l.ook to LllMJO Ant PRIV A.CY ON THE llACH A ,.... and ...usual offeriftg. a Custoft'I home in the cftlht' of tt. pri•ah sands of L~ A spacious l bedroom l bath home with separate 9uest ~ all sun'Ollftdhtc) a quiet courtycrd and locat.d Oft a 60' tot °" tM beach in the pri•at. coMmunlty of La9unlto. Offered at 2.5 ....... SPECTACULAR WHITEWA.RI For .... ~ ....,... .. ltft• .... hied • aeto. .... & ,1.ater .,.. It••• Ito•• o.ertoatf 1 tt. coast of Mo. LOCJll'MI hac:h. Thl1 l re--aid fo•lly Ito•• offers n•ry co••••l••c•. • gr••t ••tertol••••t or••· 'ool, tocotio9 ............ feel n.w.. Off•ncl at $ I ,000,000 wftt. ,. ........... flllmc .... LA~UNA. NIGUEL Lo .. fy 4 .._ .._ o•...ta '~ II H .... C1 Icy C..._ F-, ............................ Hrro••d lty brick ,.tlo. •'tr•d•d cor,•h, wl•dow co•erl•9• ••d wou,.,.n. Ott.nd at SUI, tOO. VIEW-$289 ,500 Spec~YlewefMcllMJ.l I d r "' • 2 1/J I a t h s , o I r co•••••d. t-,,....., M .... ~ n. .......... .. .. .......... lth4. A.UTHINTIC SP AMSH IMHALD IAY Claasic tiled roof S,_, ......... Oceauld• lliieratd lay .......... oc•an •lew, '*dw11d floon. °'" ce ..... 3 ...._ 3 lott.s, fo•tly roo•, fOf'WMll = Slt0,000. , ........... ... GOLF COUISI VllW FOllllMT w ................ 2 ... 2 .... ..-• .,.c..,..J: ....... ..... _ .. ""7''~· •••••r/tlryor, •• 119. ........ ,.,. .......... ... .................... '• .......... ,~ OWMll WILi. fllNAMCI 124Y. DOWH Buys this 2 plus den home. S6 months new' double l ron gated entry' cathedral ceillnJs, brick fireplace, gourmet kitchen. French doors to patio. $179,000. W Al.I( TO NEWPOllT llACH Your Beach place this Summer or all year Jong. $209,900. Plenty of room for the whole family with 4 large Bdrms and family room. Lovely rear garden and patio cover . Owner will help finance. CAMEO HICW4LAHDS OCEAN VU, $339,000 Reduced thousands! Spacious living room features glowing fireplace. 3 large Bdrm s plus den. Great assumable l sl a nd owner wi 11 carry a second. CORONA DEL MAR OFACE 673-8550 ' HASTINGS & CO. REAL TORS A.SSOCIA.nS NllDID We have openings for 4 licensed real estate sa lespersons -success motivated individuals. * 3 Exper ie n ced res idential s pecialis ts commiss ion s plits negotiable to 90'7. • 1 Commercial , res. income specialist -institutional clients wail· ing to acquire strip centers in O.C. Fantastic pote ntial for the right person. Contact lim HasftncJl. 640.5560 (Alt inqui MH .,.. confldtntialt. HARBOR RIDGE FOR $479,000 You can reside in this Harbor Ridge res. for only $479,000. Owner will consider a TRADE. HARBOR VIEW ·HOME 3 BR $225,000 lowest price in Harbor View . Owner (investor) may cons ider 1001;~ FINANCING or trade for? IRVINE FOR S 125,000 Anxious owner will consider TRADE or 1oor~ -FINANCING to qualified buyer on this 3 BR HARBOR RIDGE ESTATES Owner will carry up to $300,000 finan cing on this 4 BR SPECTACULAR view home. Call now! LAGUNA BEA.CH FIXER Only $155,000. Owner may carry T.D. 3 BR needs help. HUNTINGTON IEACH FOR S 115,000 Only $30,000 down to ASSUME this V.A. loan. Owner will help finance. 3 BR with family room. HUNTINGTON HACH ONLY Sll.000 4 BH residence, $88,000 Assum. loan. Owner may carry 2nd. SPYGLASS 4 BDRM No money down? Motivated owner will consider trust deeds, jewels. cars. or TRADE on this Tradewinds Plan for only $495.000. SPYGLASS SOUTHPO RT ONLY $539,500 End of Cul-de-Sac with view, pool, jacuzzi. Good yard for children. Submit on financing. SPYGLASS 7 IEDROOM Tremendous Vi~w home ideal for large family with m aid's quarters or guest suite. Pool a nd private jacuzzi. OPEN HOUSE 1-4 DOVER SHORES Custom hom~ wlth pool! Perfect for entertaining. Spectacular views. ASSUMABLE LOAN FOUNT A.IN VA.WY ONLY $101,500. Owner will help finance this 2 bedroom, one bath . MISA. VIRDI O'IM SUMOA.Y 1·4:30 4 BR and pool. ASSUME Loan 9.75%. Owner will carry 2nd . 11PDI 1·5 SATURDAY 119 Via Orvieto 5807 Seashore 204 Via Eboli 327 Dahlia Pl Lido $480.000 W.Npt.$850,000 Lido $650.000 COM $247.000 SUNDAY 5807 Seas hore Lido $850,000 2001 Seadrift Irv. Ter. $390.000 119 Via Orvieto Lido $480.000 6 Malibu Spyglass $.595.000 620 Orchid CDM S319.000 2651 Crest view Baysh rs $335.000 2450 Marino Baysh rs $495.000 1023 Bonnie Doone Irv. Ter. $615.000 18782 Via Palatino Trtlrk. $256.000 310 Campbell Ln C.M. Sl70.000 CALL TO SEE llG CANYON FOR $177,000!!! OUTSTANDING PRICE on this two bedroom , 2 bath one l eve l condominium in Newports' most pretigious area with security gate. CUSTOM HOME--ffl LAND 180 degree view of channel, ocean & pavilion in l n ·inl' Tc·1-r1H·t· \\Ith private s pa. 3 BR. 3 BA. $615,000. A DEC ORA TOR'S DBJGHT Forty five feet on Lido Isle plus street to street location. This five bedroom , five bath home is a perfect beginning for a very lucrative ending. $480,000. IRIGHT AND IEAUTIFUL Least expensive 3 BR. home in prestigious Spyglass Hill. Open & s pacious on lg. pool sz. lot. Comfortable Fam. Rm. with invit. fireplace. Charm 'g. gourmet kitch. Lovely master. Flex. terms inc. lease opt. $419,000. Fee. HERE IT IS ... The perfect b each home fo r bachelor or weekend retreat for family. Totally reconstructed 3 BR. Dramati c ocean view. Man y designer amenities. $340,000. TARA -TARA -TAR.4 Park like setting with lovely yard for children in gated Bayshores. Walk to orivate beaches . This !'. pat·111us ;i B H ~ 1-'a m H m honw offered with land for only $495,000 with own financing . OUTSTANDING LOCATION Just s teps to the Bay. 3 BR . 2 BA. Oozing with Little Is land charm! Move in condition. New carpets. Mexican pav e r s. Updated plumbing. Motivated sellers. Bring offers! $360,000 . THE GOOD LIFE IH JASMINE CREB Tennis. swimming. lush grn. belts. 24 hour security plus a beautiful ho mt• Featured :~ BR Fam Rm Gorgeous wood pla nk floor s throughout the downstairs. Lovely private gardens. $343.500. STORYIOOK DUPLEX-COM 2BR . front house completely detached from a spacious two & den rear unit. An investor or user will like this charmer. Great location & only $289,500. COUNTRY ESTAD Back Bay. Sprawling 4 BR. custom on double corner lot. Circular drive. Pool & spa. Formal dining Rm. Fam. Rm. Wet bar. 2 fireplaces. Absolutely gorgeous condition & price. $345,000. DON'T WORRY AIOUT IHTEUST RA ns This triplex on a 45' lot in Corona ch.•I '.\1ar has <1 fullv a'isumahk ftr'il & seller can carry a second. Priced comparably to duplexes <1n smaller lot. $327, 750. • ATTENTION HAT URE -LOVERS Here's a 3 BR. townhome that will let you enjoy the beauty & serenity of Newport 's Back Bay . Mi c rowave, trash compactor, community pool & spa. $164,500. CDM LANDMAllC One of the truly charming CdM duplexes is now available. Beamed, cathedral ceilings, used brick fireplaces, custom built-ins, diamond framed windows & much more. $319,000. IXCLUSIVEL Y USTID A popular PALERMO Model with a pool in Harbor View Homes. Prime corner lot across from the park. Four BR's. 2~ baths + Family Room. Amenities include built in bookcases. A super value. $284,900. PIOIATE SA.LI Two bedroom condo. Immaculate. New carpets, paint & flooring . C.Ommunity pool & clubhouse with full kitchen. Near freeways ~ Orange Coast Colle1e. '95,000, ......... -... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. March 14, 1981 • ~\:'••••••••iooi Ho.wt For Wt Hovfft For W. HCMINS for S• Het.Ht For S• H.MI Por Wt ••••......••..•........ ··•••············••···· ....... , ..........•....•.............•.•.••••...••.•••...........•.•. ·····················-· ______ _. ... _. ..... ___ G.-r.. \002 C:htM1•ol 1002~eM'f"Gll 1002 Ga•r• 1002 G....... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFROMT DUPLEX Sltt,000 OMLY THiii YIAIS OLDI Completely furnis hed 3 Bedroom upper and 2 Bedroom lower. with big 4 car garage. Rents like ~ic cuz it's near restaurants. all beac a nd bay activities, e tc. Buy now get in on the summer income. Seller will help finance. BEACH HOUSE La~e roomy fami~ home w /cozy buj ·in. entert~inme ,ceoter. Owner's pri e as obvious. gbly upgraded built-in kitchen and carpeting etc. Huge playroom ups tairs for kids or adults. Asking $174.900. Owner will carry. Open House today 1-4:30 214 Walnut, N.B. JACOBS REAL TY 67506670 2919 Newport •t¥d. CorMr 30ttl 1tiJlr,.JALr;-n Muu1 1£,dt? HST OF VERSAIUES l!:xceptionally be autiful 2 BR 2 Ba. $165.000. 200 Mc Neil. #104. Ope n Sat/Sun 1·5. Sec Gillian Lt'e. 640-4277. Sunny 2 BR . LaTo ur plan. some ocean view. We ll pric ed at $165.000. 104 Scholz. ft 130. Open Sun. 1·5. Ex ec. p e r~·\}\.\\ l BR + d en . $185.000. ~ Studio. $89.000. Assuma ble loan. 200 McNeil It 103 Open S<.1t Sun 1-5. See agt. in unit ii 104. 1 BR. $112.000 New decor. 2 Bf.$ 0 l D )5.000 For lease (3) 2 BR. S750 mo Barba r a Combs, agt. 760-8617 2 "FIXER" CHALLENGES 225 VIA ORVIETO Open Sat & Sun 1·5 OM LIDO ISLE ... lden & Decorators ln•ited! Lowest price couple house for firsMime buyer on Udo Isle. Stained glatt. south patio and lots of pouibilltles in thi1 2 bdnn. 2 ' bath house w /dinln9 nn. It's quite li•able -just nttds some ''TLC" to make it ... able. $299 ,000. LARGE HOME-GREAT LOC. C.t» appeal exterior -W Inti• Meck loh of help. However . . . yw have a '-? home to wort& with. lncludH IM•J room. dlnhuJ area, lanJe fctlftily ""· WpGI ate master suite + l bdnns. Street to strHt location. $349,000. WATERFRONT HOME~. INt H~/\I 1 'il/\H 2436 W Coast Hwy 631 _1400 Newporl Beach c;::: SELECT I PROPERTIES POSITIVE CASH A.OW We ha ve s e vera l in ves tme nt opportunities in the Dallas. Ft. Worth . T e x as area. Exce llent leverage with minimum down in a rapidly growing community. Units in a ll ranges. Principals only please . 556-2660. . MESA WOODS Bright, airy 4 Bdrm pool home with spa & a few steps from the master s uite. Dual fireplace betwe en family room and conversation pit. t his home makes entertaining a delight. Full price $183.000. Call 751-3191. A 1m11 WAY Of UFI H a rd to fin d s g l-s tory condo glowing with warmth and comfort. Endowed wi th f ea tu res you a lways wanted. dec orator wallpaper . parquet noors. fireplace and more. 2 Bdrm. den and dining room. Only $128.500 with terms. 556-2660. AWAID WIMMB This hom e truly deserves its name . Elegantly decorated 4 Bdrm horr.e features dramatic cath edral cei li n gs. acce nted by plush carpettnf , decorated waJlcoverlngs. drapes mirrors. Lovely garden I features custom designed spa and covered pat io. To top it all creative financing is available. This home is truly a Select Pro pe rty . Call 75'1·3191. C....Mne J 130 tt.rtHM' ... 711·3••• s.c11w• lltC..._ ...... 661·1407 <;:; SLL[ C T T F)f \Uf·1 1_r~-r 1 LS BEST IN BLUFFS LAlCNST I LIVIL llAUTY. End unit, quiet c ul·de-sac, 1900 sq. ft. Most wanted PAULA PLAN, 3 Bdrms, 2 baths, large master bedroom suite with sitting room. Finest quality upgrades, including A/C. Enclosed private patios. BriJlht kitchen f am/rm. $295,000 INCLUDING TH E LAND. OPEN SAT /SUM I ·4 06 OMDA IOHV.Ontedol llAUTIFUL 3 bdrm., 21h bath, 1900 sq. ft. Highly upgraded. Natural color s throughout. $235,000. Ap~. only. llG CANYON TOWMHOMI LUCE NEW 2 bdrm, 2 bath, wet bar. large deck. 2 car garage. $179,500. HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR. IMC. List & luy With The bparis SHE LIKES HORSES HE LIKES BOATS What t o do? Build your dream home on this magnificent 5112 acre site with a view from Saddleback to the Ocean . Horses OK. Just minutes to Dana Point Yacht Harbor & there's even room for tennis left over. At $650,000 this re presents a terrific buy . 1714) 673-4400 12 1 l I 628·2121 The Harbor Area's oldest Real Estate Firm You've Arrived at ... BIG CANYON Millionaire's Row The entire cul-de-sac boulevard (7 custom homes) nestles t he first fairway in Big Canyon. California's mos t pre stigious country club community . This Tudor estate offers the ultimate in p r es tige , site, location. view, value , appreciation and financing. $1.2 Million in assumable loans and owner will ca r ry substa ntial paper. Exclusive with Cote Realty al $2.3 Million. 2075 San Joaquin Hiiis Rd. Across from BIG C~NYON Newport Beach 640-5777 WATERFRONT DUPLEX WITH BOAT DOCK IN NEWPORT You'll love tour ing the harbor & tying up at your own back yard to enjoy the sunset on your waterfront patio. I n com e. too . Co uld be Newport's lowest priced water front home . S430,000 LIDO ISLE A COTTAGE FOR TV«l The pe rfe ct home to begin your family . You 'II e njoy the tennis. beaches. clubhouse & all of Lido's community activities while your future unfolds. Romantic evenings by the fireplace. lazy afternoons on the patio wi II keep the honeymoon going forever . $330,000 LIDO LUXURY THE KID'S WILL LOVE IT! Mom & Dad. too. when you move into this 4 bdrm Lido mans ion with 4 baths & den + loads or built·ins & storage s p ace. New earthtone carpets throughout are waiting for your persona l t ouches to create your master.piece. $445,000 Call now for details & terms LEVERAGE Pride of Owners hip fo u r plex located within walking distanct! to Orange Mall. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba owner 's unit & 3 three 2 Br " Ba units. a ll have garages. Assume 121 ~,·~ loan and owner will carry 2nd with 20', down. Full p rice $250,000. VIEW HOME $220,500 This remodeled back bay home has a great view of the mountains and back ba' area. 3 Bdrms, den . family ro'om, pool & spa are some of the features. The master suite has vaulted ceilings. custom ttle work in the bath and a balcony Owner will cons ider large 2nd TD. with 30"1< down. 2545 E AST BLU FF DR NEWPORT BEACH, CA 640-0020 EASTBLUFF PLUS TERMS Sparkling Lusk built 3 lxtrm. f<lm1ly home. Bright & cht'erlul famll~· room. s e µ a r a t e u l 1 I 1 l ~· room ~I o \ t• 1 n cond ition. You nin lt•ase w1lh upturn to p u r c h " s e or o v. n er "111 f 111 an n· $219.500 & v.orth 1l Open tod<.1y I .'"i 2636 Hasswood. BLUFFS AFFORDABLE-$164 900 Single level 3 bdrm, 2 bath l'ondo End unit for brightness & cxlru pri \'Ut'Y E xcellent assuma ble 10', <J \'lHl a bll' Open today r5. 1951 San Bruno. We always have the best I Li1tiftc)s ot the best prius! ~~~~~-\ 0,... Sot/S-1.5 611 Udo rn Dr. BOATER'S HIDEAWAY HAVEN Lawy, pri•ocy, l-way VIEW mtd boot sip a.ailable witti thft 2 lclrM, 2ba co-op la prestMJion ''Vista dtf Udo." o.ly .270/o coth doWR. Moh: Ow to ......-teewfty, for a .. :,tslolt to opn ...,.. Dial 007 Oft bldg lntwcom for AC)tftt to ...... you. $4 25, 000. Opett Sat /Sun I 2 28 Ruffand Rd #6 NEWPORT FINE LOCATION Watk to Westcliff Plata from Htis nice adult 2 Bdrm, 2ba condo. Pool and pri•acy. Owner will Hslst with financincJ. S 124,500. AFFORDABLE AREA NEAR 17th l Bdrm, 2ba, condo, patio, walk·in closets. 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TWO BATll PATIO HO l\IE. nn: BEDROOMS ARE L<X'.ATt::D i\T OPPOSln: ENDS OF TllE HO ME FOR r RIVACY OPEN SATilHDAV ON LY 42 TANGERINE .................................... S 124,500 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE 631·7300 THIS IS IT S64.900 Verv !imall d \\n pymt. Seller w carry 2ndTD. wino mo. pymt!i Seller mol1vated for fast escrow. 752-6499 SOMl'TMIHG FOR EVlllYIODYI 1 RR condo. 1425. t,aundrama\. S55.000 2 HR. den WooctbridJtc, 1162.SOO Tripltx. Cc>~t.a Men . S~9.500. Flex Ible terms. SpvJtlU s view 3 8R. S7SO.OOO. '4M"I THE TIME IS t«JW! Newport Bea c h 's exclusiv e Peninsu la Point offers a 4 Bdrm. 4 ba, New England style residence. built to perfection. An elegantly appointed living room opens onto a bayfront sunny terrace and boat dock, to enjoy another private view of Newport's magnificent bay and blue Pacific. Owner is motivated. Terms ava'ilable. Flexlb le financing. $1 ,295.000. Open Sat. & Sunday 12·4 2214 Channel Road ' l ~ 1·2 ZOMID • Comfortable 3 Bdrm home. larae stone fireplace. sunny patio roofll and room for two more units. $140,000. .. aoi McC41tDLI, IEALTOI 541-7729 • HOUSES FOR SALE I IEDllOOM )6858 Algonquin, Hunt 'g Harbour 951 -5872 $108,500 Sun 1·5 I IR ~ FAM RM or DEH 126 26th St. (Balboa Bl.) NB 673-6210 Sun 1·5 2 IEOROOM 1228 Rutland #6. Newport Beach 631-1400 $124,500 Sat 1·5 ••611 Lido Park 2D. Lido Isle. NB 631-1400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •240 Nice Ln #306, Newport Beach 631-1400 $290,000 Sun 1·5 10181 Maika1, Huntington Beach 842·1645 Under $100.000 S IS 1·5 •220Nice Ln #106, Newport Sch 631-1400 $398,000 Furn. Sun 1·5 203 41st Street, Newport Beach 675-7060 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 685Seaview. Laguna Beach 497.3331 $179.500 Sat 1:30-4:30 214 Via Dijon. Lido lsle. NB 963-8182 $330,000 Sun 2·5 1402 S. Van Ness . Santa Ana 540-3666 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •1223 Bays ide Drive. CdM 642-8235 $535 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2032ls tStreet (E /Side>CM 645-0303 $125 .000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1990 Fullerton CE /Side ) CM 645-0303 $114,500 Sat 1·4 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEH • •633 Lido Park Fl. Lido Isle. NB 631·1400 $610,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 214 Walnut. Newport Beach 675-6670 $174.900 Sat 1·4:30 5294 Plum Tree. Univ. Park. Irvine 552-1800 $138,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1156 Kingston CWimbldn Vlg ) CM 673-8550 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20 Landfall. Newport Crest. NB 673-7300 Sun 1-5 11 Sere na Court. Newport Beach 673-7300 Sun 1·4 868 Hillcrest Dr .. Laguna Beach 631-7300 $289.000 Sun 1·5 15 Palos. Irvine 551 -8700 $175.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 42 Tangerine. Orange Tree. Irv. 631 -7300 $124,500 Sat 1-5 51 Briarwood, Woodbridge 551 -8700 $124.500 Sat 1·5 227 Via Or vieto. Lido Isle. NB 673-7300 $365.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 3 IEOROOM 504 Westmins ter. Newport Heights 675-1171 $185.000 Sat 1-5 232 Via San Remo. Lido Is le. NB 631 -1400 $675.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1133 Be rkshire Ln <Westcl/) NB 675-6000 $297 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2415 Holly Lane, Newport Beach 548·1168 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 113 La Jolla. Newport Beach 631 · 1400 $199,500 Sat 1-5 22835 ls lamare. Newport Beach 631·1400 $249.500 Sun 1·5 3175 Bermuda Dr .. Costa Mes a 545·3462 $130 ,275 Sat/Sun 12-4 2 1882 Winnebago . El Toro , LkForrest 770-4865 $219.500 Sat/Sun 11·5 4191 Manzanita. Greentree. lrv. 552-1800 $137.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •6408 W. Oceanfront, NB 631 ·1400 $598 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2312 Redlands. Newport Beach 631·1400 $197 ,000 Sunl-5 1741Tus tin70. Newport Beach 631·1400 $114.000 Sun l-5 2415 Holly Lane, Newport Beach 548·1168 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 971 Bayside Cove W .. NIX Bch 631-1532 $695,000 Sat/Sun l -5 1233 Genoa Dr., Santa Ana <Nr mi sq ) 636-3760 $89.900 Satl·S 2057 Pt. Bristol (HVHms ) NB 675 -6000 $235.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 24241 Via Aquara. Lag. Niguel 495-1720 $159,000 Sun 1·5 640Tustin <Nwpt Hgts) NB 642-5200 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2716 Shell. Corona del Mar 631 -7600 $795.000 Sun 1·5 222 La Jolla , Npt Hgts, NB 631 -7600 $235.000 Sat 1·5 512 Fullerton (Nwpt Hgts) NB 642·5200 $189,500 Sat 1·5 9512 Pearl Ave .. Fountain Valley 552·1800 $134.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2456 Vista Hogar, Bluffs, NB 675-5930 $155.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 1719 New Hampshire , Costa Mesa 546-2313 $140)000 Sat 11-2/Su 1·4 •2278 Rutgers Dr .. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $136,800 Sat 1-5 4821 Cortla nd. Corona del Mar 673-7300 Sun 1·4 ••5807 Seashore, W. Newport Bch · 631-0831 $850,000 Sun 1-5 •611 Kings Pl .. Npt Bch 631-1255 $26.5.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 343 62nd Sl., Newport Shores, NB 759·l501 $175.ooo owe Sat 12·5 636 Lakeview, Irvine 551·8700 S133,500 Sat 1·5 1832 Marapata, Coronadel Mar 642·8235 '259.000 Sat 1-5 505 A venida Largo, Eastblulf SSl-8700 $240 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••10UH2·14-16 E. Balboa.i.~B 642-8235 $1.~ 000 O)al/Sun l_. l9 Cedanpring, Woodbridge, Irv. Ml·8700 Sl99,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 .SS Pierpoint, Costa Mesa 84$.0303 $115,000 Sat 1-4 2018 Dover <Hbr Hlnds> NB 6'5-0303 $195,000 Sat/SUn l·· IAITILU .. ..-CUii COO IU&T IY WM 3 Bdrm. Family room. Larae Assumable loan. 11~3. FEE land -not leuebold. i121.,... _sm.100 Dtf .. tty _ _._ .... ~ .. Art9 Jacque or Chris 644·'1315 11ote• •>1-noo THEHUIEE $96,500 f!x«ll8't Anaheim lou· lion Ttrrflflc..._ family home. doae to afiop9lng. xlnl ac:hoola . Near AnJI• and Rams home. Bl• home with beamed celllnfs. recently re· dec<nted. Kitchen hllll new n>l('rowave. range •nd ovri. The back ynrd Is blR tl>OU(lh for a ball fftld. Call for details, ' ... THE REAL ESTATERS TIAMUP Own a Peten "E'' plan 1200alt2Br2ba, atrium ...................... Decor & Compl Furnishings 1113.!500 Call for details. Principals Only . Bk:r/Onr 7141544-3158 DIRECTORY • .., ... ...., .. " .• , ·•,. .......... • c,. •-·-~Al ....... lhtMI "-le• -•~la.,..._ ... ., ........... _,lll~tDA&: .... OTWAtn'ADS.P--. .................... -,.... ... ....-.... -· ................... -· s...., ~·~· 34 Almond Tree, Univ. Prk, Irv. 640.5777 $159.900 Sun 1-5 . 1101 Debra Drive, Coronadel Mar 979·2102 $206.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1657 Texas Circle, Costa Mesa 640-5777 $144,500 Sun 1·5 • 1601 Bonnie Doone Terr. NB 644-7211 $230.000 Sun/Mon 1·5 3 IR pin FAM RM or DEH 45 Lindberg (Northwood> Irvine 552·1800 $179.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1751 Main St .. Huntington· Beach 536-6565 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1934 P ort Locksleigh. Newport Bch 644-5524 $298.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 ••38 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch 675-7060 $525,000 Sun 1·5 5292 Thorn Tree Lane , Univ. Park 552-1800 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2113 Miramar, Balboa Penn. NB 631-1400 $465 ,000 Sun 1·5 801 Cliff Or .. Newport Beach 611-1400 $380,000 Sun 1·5 320Seawarcf. Newport Beach 631 -1400 $384,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••#8 E. Yale Loop, Irv. 752-2211 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1100 Sandpiper, Corona del Mar 770-8887 $410.000 Sun 1·5 2882 Ballow Lane, Mesadel Mar. CM 548·1168 $133.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 1818 Viola, Costa Mes a 548-7729 $140,000 Sat /Sun 1·4 2501 Harbor View Dr., CdM 673-1600 Sun 1·5 4191 Manzanita, Greentree, Irv. 551·1800 $137,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 45 Lindberg, Northwood. Irv. 552-1800 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1830 Irvine Ave., Newport Bch 673-8700 $325,000 Sat 1-5 •511 Cliff Or. <Nwpt Hgts) NB 642-5200 $350.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4627 Cortland. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $339,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 21281 Antigua, Huntington Bch 548·1168 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1436 Serenade Terrace, CdM 675-5511 $250~ Sat/Sun 1·5 2651 Crestview. isay Shores. NB 642-5568 $335,000 Sun 1-5 2450 Marino Dr .. Bays hores. NB 644-9060 $495.000 Sun 1-5 •1363Galaxy Dr., DoverShrs. NB 631-7300 $495.000 Sun 1-5 215 Iris Ave., Corona del Mar 631·7300 $395.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 421 San Bernardino. Nwpt Hghts, NB 631·7300 $330,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 2039 Shipway Ln .. Baycrest, NB 631 ·7300 $320.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2127 Ara Ii a. Eastbluff. NB 631-7300 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1 Silver Creek. Irvine 752·1414 $236 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 l Silver Creek. Turtle Rock 551·8700 $236,900 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 l·~ 5762 Sierra Casa. Turtle Rock 551·8700 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1101 White Sails Way,CdM 644-6200 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 97~!¥:&1ito, Lido Isle, N~at/Sun 1_5 214 Via Graziana, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 $440,000 Sun 1·5 2006 Port Albans Circ le. Nwpt Sch 855-4343 $268,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2228 Holiday Road. Newport Beach 644·9060 Sat/Sun 1·5 •204 Via Eboli, Lido Isle. NB 644·9060 $650.000 320 Otero <Bluffs) NB Sat 1·5 675·3411 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 lOSandBar <Jasmn Ck >CdM 675·3411 $335 000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2636 Basswood. Eastbluff, NB 640.0020 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 llDROOM 225 Via Orvielo, Lido Isle, NB 631·1400 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •443 Canal. Newport Beach 631·1400 WS,000 Sun l·S 12 Canyon Ridge, Turtlerock. Irv. 552·1800 $320.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 209 Mentone, Lido Is le, NB 631·1400 1475,000 Sun l·S 205 Gamet, Balboa Island 673-2230 ~.ooo Sat/Sun 1-s 4800Cortland, Corona del Mar 675-4010 '309,500 Sat 1-5 28076 Turlock Crt, Lag. Niluel '95-1720 $145,000 Sun l·S 214 Lugonia!. NewJ>Ort Beach 631·f400 t199,500 Sun 1-5 •2907 Setting~Sun (ffVHls) CdM 676-6000 $595,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1839 MlnorcaiCOsta Mesa 546--2313 S 34,500 Sat 1-4 3059TYlerWay, Costa Mesa 546-~13 $1~-'850 Sat/Sun 1·" 2146 Vista Lareao, Eutbluff ~ $230,000 Sat/Sun l·S 111 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle. NB 8'73-7300 Sat/Sun 1·5 .. Ill ,... FAM RM or D&t •17561 Allegheny Dr .. oft Santa Clara. Santa Ana 541·5408 $187 ,500 Sun 10-4 1934 Port Locksleigh, Newport Bch 644·5524 $298 .000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •44 Farragut (Nrthwd) Irvine 759-9100 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••503 Edgewater. Newport Bch 631-1400 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1984 Kornat '(Mesa Verde) CM 646-5096 $315.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 50 Ridgeline Dr. <Harbor Ridge> NB 640·6323 $790,000 Sun 1·5 20 Whistling Swan ( Woodbrdg > Irv . 675·6000 $189 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2127 Yacht Radiant (Seavu) NB 759·1592 $449 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 11 Tiburon <Spyglass > CdM 675-6000 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 363 Newport Glen Court, NB 642-0430 $347 ,000 Sat/Sun 10·5 232 Goldenrod. Co ron a del Mar 673-8494 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 *1739 Labrador. Mesa Verde. CM 548-9416 Sat 1·5 6042Thor Dr .. Huntington Beach 893-0640 $135 .950 Sun 12·4 1102 Charleston. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $129.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1201 Devon (West cliff> NB 631-1266 $250.000 Sa/Sun 1·4 :30 2832 Drake , Mesa de l Mar, C.M. 645·4483 $164.500 Sun 1·5 1827 Port Tiffin <HVHms> NB 760-1397 $349.500 Sun 1·5 2130 Santiago Or. Dover Sh rs. NB 631-7300 $249,500 Sun 1-5 1700 Irvine Ave .. Baycrest , NB 631-7300 $205,000 Sun 1-5 31 Redhawk. Woodbridge, Irvine 551-8700 $188,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • * •309 Vi a Lido Sud. Lido Isle, NB 673·7300 Sat 1·3/Sun 1-5 2326 Tustin Ave .. Newport Beach 644·9990 $224.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2106 Santiago Dr., Dover Shrs. NB 631 -7300 $559.000 Sun 1-5 1441 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores. NB 631-7300 $420.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2239 Cassia , Eastbluff 644-6200 $359 .000 Sat/Sun 1-5 219 Via Nice. Lido Is le . NB 963-8182 $415.000 Sun 1-5 2074 Phalarope <Mesa Verde) 631 -7370 $240.000 Sun 1·4 204 Via San Remo, Lido. NIX Bch 640-5777 $638,000 Sun 1-4 19232 Doe Run, Tustin Hills 644-7211 $264,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IR plus DOC« * •8 Collins Island, NB 631· 1400 $1,200.000 Sun 1·5 S IR pitas FAM RM or D&t 2715 Lighthouse Ln .. Newport Bch 631·1400 $375,000 Sun 1·5 1641 Orchard Dr .. Costa Mesa 494-0066 $160,000 Sun 2-5 •1206 Key West <Hrbr Vu Hills) CdM 644-4910 $475,000 Sun 1·5 1407 Santane lla , Corona del Mar 644·9635 $360,000-fee Sat/Sun 1·5 18 Mandarin (Wdbrg ) Irvine 551 ·3000 $298.500 Sat /Sun 12·4 ••803 N. Bayfront, Bal Island 644·9990 $1.100,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 5 Deerwood. Big Canyon. 644·6200 $2.000.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • * 12 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge 644-6200 $2.500,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #6 Ma libu Circle , Spyglass. CdM 644·9060 $595,000 Sun 1·5 119 Via Orvieto, Lido Is le, NB 644·9060 $480,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 *1842 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shrs. NB 631·7300 $665,000 Sun 1·5 2421 Palisades, Capistrano Bch 640-5777 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 II ,... FAM RM or DIH •1524. Keel Drive, CdM 640-5446 $459,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 STUDIO FOil SM.I 200 McNeil #103, Versailles, NB 760-8617 $89.000 Sat/Suml-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SM.E I l .. OOM 3050 S. Bristol #SP, Santa Ana 540-38e6 $74.~ Sat l ·S 2 l .. OOM 500Ca111ey Lane, Venallles, NB 67S..1171 $155,950 Sat 1-~ MOISE · PIOPllTY! We hlav. 3 dlffettnt ~ acre hone propertlet In the S.,-it. Ana Heights area available. Starting at $202,500 OaU for mor~ details. 548-2813 THE REAL ESTATE RS CHUlacs to Go-Carta Whatever the Fad Roll 'em olfthe market With a Claasilied Ad Call Now! 642-5618 PALMDISaT CONDO Deep Q\yn Tennl• Club ~uri\y Cate Entranct1 12 COUrU·J)OOIS•IPH TIAMUP.-d Own a Peters '\E" Pion l200slr2Br Zba. atnum Br1•ht 1 beautiful dewr and complete rumishlnits St 39,500 Call for details Principals Only Broker/Owner 7141544.JUll or 1·568"6979 •200McNeil #104 <Versailles) NB 640·4277 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 29531 Seahorse Cove, Laguna Niguel 831-8440 $14 1,000 Sat 12·5 310 Dahlia Place. CdM 644·9060 $247 ,500-f ee 16 Encore Crt, Newport Bch 540·3666 $245 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 310 Fernando #212. Npt Bch 644·9990 $335.000 Sat l·S 101 Scholz #135, Ve rs ailles, NB 546-2313 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 101 Scholz #135. Ve rs ailles, NB 546-2313 $175 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEH 42 Lake View, Woodbridge. Irv. 552-1800 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 44 Navarre ( RSJ ) Irvine 759-9100 $185,000 Sat 1-5 385 Bayview Terr (Upper Bay) NB 760-9333 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 42Lake View. Woodbridge. Irv. 552-1800 $164.500 Sat Sun 1-5 ••310 F e rnando St. Un it 401 , Bal Pen. 640-5357 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •633 Lido Park Dr .. Newport Bch 631 -7300 $650,000 Sun 1·5 215 No . Newport Blvd .. Newport Bch 631-7300 $189,000 Sat 1Sun 1 ·5 3 BEDROOM 2745 Vista Umbros a (Bluffs> NB 759-9100 $230 ,000 Sat is un 1 ·5 2117 Vista Laredo, Bluffs. NB 640-5560 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 431 Vista Suerte. Bluffs. NB 640-5560 $249 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 635 Vista Bonita. Bluffs. NB 631 -7300 $275 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 310 Campbell I.,.n .. Costa Mesa 644-9060 $170.000 Sun 1-5 3 Summerwa lk . Newport Terrace. NB 759-1501 $133 .900 Sat Sun 1·4 529 Vista Flora, The Bluffs, NB 640-0020 Sat Sun l ·5 1951 San Bruno. The Bluffs. NB 640-0020 $164.900 Sat 1·5 3 IR plus FAM RM or DEH 5292 Thorn Tree. Univ Park. Irv. 552-1800 $159.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 '*4 Canyon Lane, Corona del Mar 640-4518 $225.000 Sat1Sun 1-4 33896 Cape Cove. Lag una Nigue l 951 -7095 $275 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 IEDROOM 22 Rue Grand Ducal, Newport Bea ch 759·1616 $435,000 Sat1Sun 2-5 27 Tahoe < Peters Twnhms >Irvine 675-3411 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 IEOROOM •700 Lido Pk Dr. #22 Lido Isle, NB 631-1400 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEOROOM 52 Bayside Dr. <Bayside Vig) NB 675-6000 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2-2 IEDROOM 4601 Seashore. Newport Beach 631·1400 $975.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 506·508 Park Blvd .. Newport Bch 631·1400 $398.500 Sun 1·5 316 Iris , Corona del Mar 644-7211 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR plus 2 IR • •4010 River Ave .. Newport Bch 640-5357 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 421 Fern leaf, Corona del Mar 642·8235 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 l IR & 3 IR ••5807 Seashore, W. Newport Bch 631-0831 $850,000 Sun 1·5 TRI-PL EXES FOR SALE J 11-3 11-2 .. 1532 Mira Mar, Newport Beach 673--6210 Sun 1-5 PROPERTY FOR LEASE CONDO.MINIUM 4 II ,... 'AM ltM w D .. ~Bordeaux (E /Side) CM MS-0303 $850 lse Sat/Sun 1·4 An"IHTIOH : INVESTORS Tblt beautlruJ vltw pro· perty In Newport I& priced below Jn•rket value and below ap· pralul. Space aae kitchen with breakfost :area Huge II vlng room, lanai with view . firepla ce and op ~n beamed cathedral cell-. ln~s Hide •·way master suite, separate chldttnst winl(. Dash to the pool., Call today for details. Owner hil(hly motivated and will work with very' creative financing Call' 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATERS ASSUME 11/J°t'o LN. Only 1113.SOO for this 3 Bdrm r harm«;r with healed pool and rru1t lrl'es. Call now 979·5'!70. ALLSTATE REALTORS INVESTORS SPECIAL $68.900 H you have little cash and are lookinR for a !!Olden opportunitv to o wn vour own hum e. don'l ~·ail. this 1s ll' This lovrly l-Cmdommrum rs a 2 Rdrm. very r lean and n eat and located in a q u 1e t a r ea A ppr1>x 1m ately S2.950 down <1nd owner v.111 ca(ry 2nd with s mall pa~·mt•n1:. Call no"" for <.111 tht• de tails 152 1700 THE REAL ESTATERS LUXURY + TERMS ASSUME t 011 .. % Nestled un h illstc1e ""1th a pa no r amic \If'"' forever this horn(• of rt•rs so man\ feat ure' ""t' cannot hst them all :rn on ~'l ft in C'I udes roman! l<'allv rn~p1 rerl master wrnl(. 4 Bdrms. formal hvinl! and dmin11 room' l>umb ".11ter supphe" tht• down!.a1r .. ramilv room Oak inlaid bar l:•implett• \'l\h hra!>' fixtures EvNvlh in~ 1 .. t·u,tom in th1i-~xe111t1\t' dclll!ht Ownf'r i-a" ht• mav lwlp w1u f1 nat\C'l' and 11 ·, prit·rd lo '"" ~ow · SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 '4-63 '-6990 2 UNITS $94,900 Super in\estml•nl ' T""" 2 Rdrm un1\)o. on<' "ith r1 n·plat·c·' Current in 1·ome SHO mo !-'in :.i n1· IOI!' I \ r home p rnte1· I 1 o n p I a n 1 n c I u d t' d llurn this won't last 646 7171 THE REAL ESTATERS COSTA MESA 5 II -SI 25,500 OWNBt SAYS SELL Not an add-on or eon version A real 5 Bdrm ramilv home in ont' of Costa Mesa's n ice s t areas. Handymans de 1;,h1 r@od ..... SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 '-~·63) -6~90 CHOICE IRVIME LOCATION SSl.500 Super up~rad ed con dominium. near ever vthin~ Sacrifire sale Se lier l ra nsfe re re d 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATERS $5,500 . puts you into your own 4 Bdrm. AIC home. 12 118"'. financin• Call for detail s on our "TICKET" program • RED CARPET· 754-1202 AnENTIOM BUILDERS Rare Eastslde, Cos~ Me$a bulldable R·2 do14· ble lot -lOOX140! Room for 4 unit'! One ll>t has existing 2 Bdrm ,ynlt + bachelOr. Only 1185.000! Owner will earn" Call rordetalla648-11U , . . ... ........·--· '4llW.OC1ul• HOME ON THE 8fACH ~-:-· ........ ~ .. :;~ ~·w.~-~·= = ..,...,z ... ..,. .......... ~ ... w...,.,.•.,...., ... ..... ....._ .t .. OCIAl'ROMf. OwMr wll _.... wttlt ••c~ ,...,...., It he fl cllar. w.lt. SI 000. 10 I Clff J)r., CIMw•• TRADITIONAL & BEAUTIFUL ....,.,. ~ ... ....., ""·T.··· s,.c&o.. 2 .. 1cwy l '-cl...... """' ~,.d..,...,..-.vu..._.,.... floor. Mo•e-ilt ROW. Sll0,000. 460 I St .... on. Hpt Ida SPECTACULAR ~ BEACH .White scmtd at your fool .. ,,. • .,.,... st.lrcOM, mtCJ1tc1 C)loss. coulh., a,. y wood & gloss. lncrecllWe ...... Nite ..... vu, bar & spa. S4iptf' vu tr... IJD.,..f ldtchetl & din. nn. t.cludu 2 Md + ... "" 9'otM ... 2 bed .... $975,000. U 1-1400. 320 Seaward, Shoreclffs SHORECLIFFS Lr.ASE OPTION WCMMfcml opport. to npcmd .ct ~ orate tWs exlsthtg 3 lcht '-P f-8y rooM hoMe on a largt corner lot. $30,000 option M011ey cmtd $1500 per '"°""'! I yr. option. $384,500. 8 Collins Isl., lat.a I• HOME ON WATER-VIEW Mon in hftentdlately cmtd tftfoy this 2 story 4 bdnn with balcOftY cmtd patio on wat4'r. Decorator sharp. loot slip. $1,200,000. Prf¥ate area. 200 I KittcJS Rel VU LOCA ti ON-URGE LOT Venotilt and nffds llMgiMlion for this .xlst1nlJ duplex with two -2 bed. towflhouH uNts. Con•fft fo sinc)lt fe- ly la an area of customiwd hotMs! hduced to $439,000. WATER-WOODS-WARMTH 633 Lido Partr-FI Spacious 2 ldrtft + c:Mti condo wiffl l9"9f patio, 3 botl9s. CustoM "'*"°" & ....,..."· loot sllp a•ailable. OWMr wil COMidtr lease option. Reduced to $610,000. 21 13 MiralftClr, lat P...._ CUSTOM PENINSULA PflNT Vac-' -man riC)ht iR! Totaly new ln- 5* and out. l bdrm., 3 bath, large fOMi- ly room + diltilHJ ""' Steps to bay .ct IMach. $465,000. I 13 La Jolla, Newport WOODS, WARMTH-NU! Beautifully dKorattd ~tory condo with finplact .. 2 bakoNts. 3 bed. with fonHI din. ""' ConY-.... Mtwport loc.tion with portial VU. Clet estory wi• dows & high uill1191. Rtcltlced to S 199 ,5oo. owe MCOftd T .o. 232 Via S• R"'° DISTINCTIVE LIDO ISLE Corner across frOtR loyfrOltt. Dis- ffncti•e 3 ldnn, 4 bath. falllHy room hofM with mony OIMNti.L S...... to strfft lacation with patio for y.ar ro.d ...tertoiftinc). Special dt<orator feahrts illclltde Frftch doon, ~ l)lass .ct gourmet kitchett. $675,000. * SHOWN IY APrOINTMEHT * WATERFRONT-IXCB.. LOCATION Hew on tht martcet for tht builder and iR•Htor. Oki World chann & 3 IMd with boat sHp. $975,000. NEWPORT CREST-OCEAN VU CorMr •it with good VUs cmtd btoutiful decor 2 bed. 21h bo. Wall to pooa & ...... $180,000. WEST BAY DUPLEX bulltnt Pet11Rsula locGNon necr lay 9ld t.«h. Tllis 2 story, lbd. 2 bet. .ct 2bd. I ba. can be ecnHy CORHrted to .... foMily. P,W. of OWMnhlp. Main- tcn.ce. Oki Newport chann. Sl75,000. NEWPORT CUSTOM WITH POOL o.h'-6"J l IMd. 2 ba. with ..... """ conNCI aar. patio. Spofltu cmtd priced to ML S 191.SOO. 631-1400. MAGNIACENT OCEANFRONT °"' of • kMd .ct ....... to bt ... cat- -, ......... Point "(hid-eo.t?loc. tloA. A ...._,. you c• ... fro. yow bNt. IOtotal~o-.VIEWofoce• 9ld bay with txclflw9 _..... & lt•th. '-9t wt bt..ttYy ~ c ... for clttallt ta pn•lew this t1cltht9 ,,.,....,. Perfect for e9rpOi ..._ or faMtHe• wt.o ••f to b"Y toftther. suoo.ooo. 631·1400. . . ON WATEl-FROO ROW Mewty ...... d 2 ~ a.. ~ ...... c ............ .... ................. Seier ....... .. ••• c ........ .., ........ 1211.000. WATERFRONT HOMES,1Nc RtAl ( TAT( '-• M..llllAI• p.,..,..,t~ ~Mtn! HAllOl ..... U 1471.111 • IAll .,.Lswoue1rM011L lmpre11ive front elevation to tbi1 estate-like 5-bdrm, 2-atory Luak·built home. Dramatic eptrance hall with vaulted celling, large llvlna rm, formal dlnina rm, spacious family rm & lovely master suite with private dreuln1 rm & bath + deck for sun ba~ off mstr BR, 2 Fi.replaces, separate ut1Uty rm & 3-car gar. Surprise: a goreeoua I1e pool in woodsy rear yard. A real family home. 1206 UY WIST OP1M MMAY 1·1 llG CAMYON EXCLUSIVE A FAIULOUS "VERSAIWS" $125,000 Dean e Homes largest & most spectacula r model & situated on the l~rgest 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 lge pool & sp:i + the s weetest gazebo ever <even has a lovely chandeli~r >. Gated entry to the front courtyd with fountain. Marble floor in foyer with glittering crystal chandelier. 4 BR. den & form DR . Call for appt. MR ABOWHIAD·YU TO CATAUHA Unimpeded view 25 ft across to see the world. 3 Bedrooms. Western red cedar inside and out. Architect 's award des ign. See it, then live in it. $96,500. WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 21 I I San Joacp9n Hlls Rood NEWPORT CENTER, toll. 644-49 I 0 Pete Barrett RealW presents HEW LISTIHG--HEWPORT HEIGHTS Front e ntry with stained glass and brick work introduces you to this completely renovated charme r . Greenhouse window 1in new kitchen. overlook:; pool sized fenced yard . 3 Bdrms and 2 baths on large corner. Levelors thruout. Ass umable loan! 640 TustiR AYf., HI ()pell s.t/S.. 1·5 HEW USTIHG--HEWPORT HEIGHTS One of the greenest lawns in the a rea surrounds our sparkling white home with green shutters. 3 Bdrms, alley access a nd fenced yard. Offered at $189,500. 512 Fultrto., HI 0,... Sat. 1-S CUSTOM CLIFF HA VEH-flOOL Quality built family home. 3 Bdrms and family or dining room, 4 baths wi~h all rooms arranged for family privacy. Security gated entry. 51 I Cliff Dr., HI OpcR Sat/S.. 1-5 AffOUAILE-CARIEFUE UVING 1850 plus square feet, triple wide mobile home in the Groves, in Irvine . Super location, lovely park with pool, spa and more. $82,500. IAYFROHT-TWO UMITS Private pie r and s lip on 35' of waterfront. cozy 2 Bdrm cottage with 2 Bdrm apartment over 2 car garage. Call for a ppointment to see. M91T9'AMIAM IA Y .. OMT -5600 sq. Ct. home of exceptional quality. lltteet of frontage with slip and side tie. Owner will assist w /ftnancing Sl,750,000 Fee ... A listing of Debra Bibb. TOWtllOMl-Jasmine Creek 3 bdrm 2300 sq. fl., on greenbelt with views: Asking $375,000 ... A lsiting of Bert Reedy. CHOOSI Youa OWN CO&.OIS-Due to be completed in July, 4 bdrm., 3 baths, loads of charm and just steps to Big Corona beach. $649,000 ... A listing of Donna Schroeder. . WOMOB OF WESTCUff -Beautifully developed and maintained 3 bdrm., 2 ba., pool and spa, countless quality features, $297 ,500 . . . A listing of Nadine Croul. OM THI COUISI -2 bdrm. condo, nice view of lake, greens and mts. San Carlos plan at $204,950 ... A listing of Jacqueline Pearson. Ll5HT AND AIRY -4 bdrm., den, Carmel model, close to everything. $289,500 fee ... A listing of Nancy Laux. U~l()U~ ti()M~~ REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 EHi Coaal Highway, Corona del Mar WI HAYI 4J 0, THI UST U~ IN TOWN UDO ISLE OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 214 VIA ITHACA PIMMSULA POINT llACtROMT 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 ,38.5,000. UDO ISLE Newly remodeled traditional style 3 bdrm, 2 bath home featuring large recreation room & 2 patios. Living room has attractive beam ceilings, fireplace & french doors leading onto brick patio. New kitchen bit-in appliances. Close lo tennis courts, sandy beaches & clubhouse. $420,000. IAYFRONT We have several fine homes with pier & slip. Starting at $1,500,000. RAMC:HO MIRAGE Springs Condo, 9th fairway. 3000 sq .ft. 3 Bdrm, 3 bath, furn. Golf clb. mbrshp. Will trade for invest. prop. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3-ll Borul•· D'"" NB bl':J 0161 IDUL•AM.HMI Two story 3 Br home .+ 9ue$l room. Lf(e patlG. 1:9.SOO. TWOUHITS Of) Diamond ave in the North Bay area. 3 Br home+2Br apt. 13195.000 PllCID TO SIU! Lovely 3 Br horn e w/~t room. patio and deck.+ lg 2 br apt. uca AMAMCIMG 2 story family. 38'r + den+ charmhur apt. AMI LOCATIOH Beautifully remodeled and renovated 3 Bdrm 2"'1 ba home + l Br apt. Lots o f amenities . S535.000 GREAT DUPLEX 4 Bdrm upper apt and 3 br lower. Square foota11e cannot be duplicated to· day SSS0.000 Lou lnchhl & Assoc. 675-3331 2lZ GOLDIHaOD, C4M 2 story formal dining room, Iota of glass, spacious ramily room with cozy corner fireplace, handy wet bar opens to ofrice & formal· living room. Spectacular master s uite faces Catalina & the 2 guest bdrms are private & c ka rmiog. 2 closed garages + a large pad for your travelhome. just $595.000. O,EH SAT & SUN 1-5 PM . ~~~~de/~ W!lf'~ 673-8494 J4l5 L Coost Hwy., C.... dtt W.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEW! Quality. luxury home, 4 Bdrm 4 Ba. 3 frplcs All the extras you could want for the m ost com- fortable. efficient and spacious hvmg on the Island JO yr SJ00.000 Isl TO at 13"t. fully assuma· ble No points 1535.000 205 Garnet. Open Ilse Sat/Sun l·S. Gerry S pr- m.11stoo. Rltr. 613 2230 CAPE COO CHARM CUSTOM DUPLEX So of Highwav 3 & a den. or 4br fronthouse. F'ireplaces. patio. + 3br rear unit S525.000 MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REAL TY 673-5354 Cowwtry Enc)lish DUPLEX 3Br 2ba house wirental unit Unit has 2br Iba compl etely furn S450.000 b y owner GOLFCOURSE 644-6275. 637-4536 9 mos new 4 bdrm + 2 bdrm unal. 3 fireplaces. 4 t·ar iz;ar . used brick. Fre n c h windows . 709 709 1? Orchi d . S385.000 C'all for appt to see. RSl-9135 !will coopl Owneri bkr 4 Br homt' direct on --· -Mesa Verde cc Th(' on· Capistrano leach I 018 Iv thinl( better than th(' ••••••••••••••••••••••• view is the 10 3s•: OCEAMVIEW LOT rinancinl(. Call John. 646-5006 IALIOA OPEN SUH. 12·4 121 E. lay Ave. JUST REDUCED! Ne~ - contemporary with up· Corona del Mar stairs Ii vinJ? room. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• bdrms. dininl( room & • DUPLEX • wet bar. 2 car l(araj?e + 3 Rd rm & 2 Rd rm carport.NowS359.000. duplex Xlnl cond UDO ISLE Owner anxious Won't F'resh. contemporary 4 l asl Terms' Ask 1 n I! bdrm with hiJ?h ceihnl?S S279.000 Prinr only on 11..;.. lots. S455.000. 541-9993 Rkr ATTENTION REAL BRAND HU DPLX The best of its kind in CdM Exc·ep t ional ' Owner should h ve here' S425.0000. Rae Rod11crs. 631-12166. ESTATE BROKERS Do vou need minimum office space??? Desk 1--------•I space avail . pro - fessionally decorated of rices Oranl(e Coast Financial Center. Mesa Verde Conference room avail S175 per mo. Your phones or share ours Other serv11:es av1al. Oran11e Coast F'lnancial Realtors. 957 ·0701 . SSJ.000. DON'T LET PRICE "FOOL YOU" Yucca Valley. clean air. blue skies. 1380 sq fl. 2 br. 1'"1 ba. atrium. L!?e kit w/bll ins. eatin!? area. Din. rm. fam . rm w/frplc. Gas heat & coo k i n g Crpld . draped.RV access. Must relocate Owne r . Cameo Shores Open Sat/Sun 12-5 EXTRA SPECIAL . H i11h l y upj?raded . panoramic ocean view & 1ust steps to private communitv beac·hes . this ELEGANT 3 bdrm, 4 bath ho me with a s parklinl( pool has custom features l(a lore! Deluxe security system Xlnt financ:inl(. $529.000. 4521 OrriMjtg,t Rd RICH Rlty 760-062 I Lease/option Spy11lass 6 br. SJ0.000. $3000 mo. 644· 1450 AM or eve bes t MUST SELL! Owner left s tat~ Spa11ous duplex . rireplace:o.. garaj?e 1700 -;q rt each unit Gross Sl6SO mo 29•; down OW\ balance S295.000 Rroker 75.«l· 1288 JUST LISTED Harbor View Hills Ra re 6br custom decor & features LarJ(t' pool jal' + cahana w1 bath set in hu~(' park hke \ard OPEN SAT & SUN Owner Al?l 64~5446 Ir vine Terrace 5Rr. 3Ba S360 000 rce 141YT San tanella. Open I ·5 Sat & Sun PROBATE SALE 2300 sq ft heaut home with l80deli! vie"' 3 Br. 2'':> ba. WON'T LAST Priced wav below market $345.0oo Prin· cipals only 541 9993 Bkr - Coda Mesa 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWDOWN HuJ!e 3 Bd 21'1 Ba. condo formal 0 R. & frpl<' As· sume 113 1'": w llow dn Sl79.995 Patrick Tenore. 631_...· 1266_.., __ _ •ttt PRETTIEST CONDOS IN COSTA MESA They're excittnli!IY dlr- f e re nt' L arl(e 3&4 1·365-5051 LSEOPTSPYGL"'SS bdrms . 21-i baths. 2 -" rireplares. microwave --------1 Spacious 5 BR 3 Ba ovens. solar hot water. Pellinsula PoiRt home SS45.000. Custom tile throuJ?hout Lovely Tll-PLEX lots. s750.ooo. 640.298I j!rounds Priced from Elel(anl o wners unit DUPLEX 1000;. FIM St60.000 Will trade for w /spa. Spanish Tile. ' 0 • property. l!Old roin!I or marble frplc. xlnt owner IY ~ELLER fine l'!ems financing. By seller. AITD fo r GiM REALTORS Inc JONIS REALTY t41'2ri Askinl! S325.000 Buyer to pay all dosin.11 642-~623 ~~~6~7~U~2~l~O~~~I costs Aj(t. Jim Davis . ~ 760-1743. CoroM dtt Mar I 022 -.....•.•••..........•.. MUSTSB.L S PYGLASS Pommouth model. Onlv 1395.000. Agt. 640.9345. . IUHOHIW OldMtwport Cotnmerclal + residen· tlal. Near Newport Pier. Live In lar!le upper 3 bdrm. 2 bath unit above commercial·shop. store or omce. Call for details. Priced at 1350.000. Eves. tr1Sr4'm. associated ... ... , .. I "1 .. ff\ ' 1J·, • "' f, ' ' OLDIM6LISH COUMftY TUDOI '"·''° Lo'n1 pvt drive to dramatic to.ch of Old !n1tand. Old clauic rt1\ored to original •leiance. Antique parlour, undlell«ht tonnal dlnlll1, copper bttJe "tchcn wlt1' Hp. dh'lal are•. teelu4ed eotll't)'ll,.., wilt• eetler and quaint old carrtare ..... LoeMlll .. trta ol nn. eultOID t.om ... 8llt Yet! .:r; .... me low l& loeft. M qMlll)lfta, Hurry! Call 147·'100. L•ct.1 t J W • r I d • '*· ~Ss~ 9~{o~~~~~~~uzii . Rumpus room w /bar. AU custom. $.575,000 -try $100,000 down. owe balance at 14%. Open Sun 1·5. 2501 Harbor View Dr, CdM. ~ 714,673-1600 AHltors. E1t. 1907 WM. l. DOUD & CO.. IMC. (714) 87,._1800 2111 l. e .. t HWJ .. Mt 207 e ........ Mw.c;Atlm -=~:~' $©\\.clllA-/J,£f}S•:: IWOh4 .,, C\A' •. POWllll ··-............. ol .... ~ .......... -'" .... low 10 '°'"' lour 9'fttple ~' 8 Y 0 H R I l r I I I A X T E C ' J t KECEH 11 1 1 1 r 1 I I' I I RM* I t I I I •h ' Eut1lde C.M. 28r. Completely remodeled R·2 tot. Lota o/ charm Open da l l y . 11 ·4 . 642-2101. 321 Rochester. C.M. --- JUSTLISTID One year new townhouse. E.side. 3 COMTIMIMTAL H..e~ 3· Bdrm townhom e . H_._. 104Z frpl c. brlct patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comm. pool. Great loca· 1595,000. Water Front tlon. S90.000. Penthouse overlook Ina Immaculate 3 Br. 21,) Ba. PUUB alALTY Main Channel. s Br. 2\it Condo. PQOI.· Jacuui. 8 2 trplca r mal din Y·rd. c-auve financ· ~~~~s~4~6-~0~1~1~4~~~I •· · or · .. • ... ln1 rm .. ror ~he elegant Ing. lsl. at lO 'Ar~ lite! Buy lease or lease llS9.000, P .P. 64.2-2643. Loving home. 3Br. lrg. option with ISOOO option Bdm. 21,1, Ba. Good loca· ~-------•I family room. 2~8a . money. lUSl Grenoble. Shaded patio. Near Open Sun 1-5. Call for de· schools & s hopping tails Jarvis. O'Brien 1135.000 By owner . 642-8850. John Coombe DRIVE BY ... lion. lst at 12.50'1 P&l 1884. Submit on terms. Call now Diana AfCt 631-l.2S6 1935 Santa Ana Ave this 3 bdrm. assumable loan home at 1137 .900. 892-02CY.l. bk r Open Suntby. 2-Spm. 1641 Orchard Or 5bdrm. 3ba, freshly painted colonial beauty. Family room. separate dininli! r0()\11. frplc. new roof Priced al 1160,000. for quick sale Xlnt rinancmg T H E WJEDEMANS 494-0066 or 751 ·4293. t»tlEW,ottT IEACH 2882 Ballow Lane. loff El Camino >. Thi!' Mesa del Mar 3 bdrm. home w'cov'd patio has assumable loan. Prired al Sl33.50 0 Open Sat/Sun 12·4 CENTURY21 Gold Coast Realtors 541-1161 S34.000 down, owner will I-~~~~~~~~ finance al 13:t.,"l with ,i-___ .. _ .. ___ _ CUSTOM HOME ONE OF A ICIHD OFAIUHG A warm custom e x· ecutive pool home 3 Br 3 Ba. 3 Fireplaces A probate sale. 1450.000. 536-6.'i65 or 536-3240. Allt OWNER WILL HEL, finant'e this impeccable home. 3 Br 1~ ba. fi r. spa. Sl38,SOO Bkr Al(t 968.3268 11500/mo pavments 1• Total price h79.000 East Bluff. 5bdrm. 3bn. COHDO Near new 2 bdrm. 2'"1 SWEET & LOW call 644-7063. GOLOIMWEST ESTA.TIS Beautiful S&S 4 bedroom Executive H ome elegant wet bar. built-i BBQ inside & many other amenities includ· ing a huge yard that backs to a beautiful park. Just3years01d! 96l-8182 bath. bar. upl(rade d Affordable 2 bdrm . drapes & C'arpets Dou· sinli!le ramily dwellina ____ .. ____ , ble Jlara~e with door in. Under 1100,000. As I~~~~~~--~ OPEN HOUSE opener Greenbelt area. s umable loan . supe r -sharp. many upji!rades Hi1ihly upgraded condo. St05.000. Nan c v o r Ca r o I . 120,000 dwn. no qualify· S-1-5 842·1645. 962-1143 inJ(. 951·5872 Pat Young. 1657 T.xos Circle -----· agt Richardson Rily This 3 Bdrm charmer By Owner. Open House was ooce a model home Sundav. 12·4 6042 Thor Includes 24' Boal Slip. 2 It is located on a hui;ee Dr Clean & lovely Br 2VJ Ba. Townhome. rul-de-sac lot and filled !-~~~~~~~~ 4bdrm. 13 ... ba. huJ:e Professionally decorat· I with extras FINISll F:O flRICE REDUCED I rooms. ('(>untrv kitchen. ed. Great financing. Sail I Ji!&raJte Close to srhools MUST SRL fa m rm. r r p 1 c. x 1 n t Boat neiollable. 846·9185 Offered al Sl44.SOO F:leitanl 4 Br . l ar~e schools !714)893-0640 Ai;?ent *Cote Realty : ram11 v rm . pool . -------lrviM 1044 & Investment S164.soci Open 1-5. Sun.1---------I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2832 Drake 645·4483 AsllllM Low 'Jll'h WOODIRIDGE 640-5777 ;\J(ent Sharp 4 BR 2 Ba. choice OPEH SUN 1-5 2147 lris Pl. ( E. Side l Huntington Beach IO<'a· OWMt' Wll Ccrry l. 125,000 dn 1812 P&l Assume loan·OWC 2nd MESA VERDE 1 JRr FR. bonus r m . af(t BEST BUY CharmmR 4 631 1442 l,1':;1·--.-:wM•I..,,.,.,. Ground level. 3 Bdrm, 11 ~IY'iff! mt\1 111. Bth. Windlfo we r 962-4471(:'::•) mdl. Beautiful patio. bdr'!' 3 ba home with CUTE 4 BR I', Ba house. fam1lv rm. Corner lot. 2, , • · VF.RY PRIVATE vards nice area I • ' int lmmac•ulate and readv rate with 10•·; down to move in . Close to SIOS.000 Devin & Co. schools and shoppin~ 642 6368 5175.900 DClllCI Point I 026 OCEANFRONT Distress Sale 2Br co·op. view unit on sand & surf. Exclusive adlt comm. 24 hr sec bldJt. PriC'ed at owner's cost for fast escrow. 1179.000. R & H l11veshneftts 752-2197 S ll0,000. J e rry Jones. 631-1~ --*ST ART ER HOME Flexible rlnancing on this 2 Bdrm Greentree fixer. Owner will help with cost Call for de· *Cote Realty ••••••••••••••••••••••• & I nves tme n t s p E c TA c u L A R 640-5777 VI F:WS or the Dana Pomt Man na coastline RXER UPPER Good Collel!e Park loc This 3br. l"•ba home needs some work hut the potential 1s there A':-s um loans s1 20.ooo AGT760·8520 from this home on the Rluffs Owner financm~ with 25'1 down at 10'1 1nl 1750.000 *Cote Realty & Investm en t 640-5777 NEAR Near BEACH Drive to 21281 Antiji!ua Open house Sat/Sun 1·4 lend of Newland. no or Hamilton.I This 3 Br. covered patio. frplc. 1m - maculate. Only S139.900 H E R I T A. G E Century21 GoldC'oast C,..,,._.DO 548· 1168 "" BUILDER 1---------1 SUPER 3 BR Sol Vista. lfO/o DOWH 3 Bdrm. 1"'1 Ba Great in vestment or start er home Near park. pool & schools SI06.900. Call Jerry J ones. 631 1266 HB.PS YOU BUY! MEW CONDOS XlntTerms! 2&:lAR p,·t decks & patios . For JOdavs es('row. FREF. d 0 rap es & microwave. OPEN IHPM 2000 MEYEtt ,L. 641-1991, CICJI._ MESA VERDE 4 Rr 2 Ba. with pool. beautiful landscapinli! & easy care vard. Owner will con sider V.A 1129,900 D Bourke R ealtor 546-9950. ----0,EN SATURDAY 1-5 MESA VERDE 1739 Labrador Huge 14x28' kid safe pool. 4 Br. built for en terlaininli! and 1tv1njl ease. 548-9416 Ajlt $9,000 DH/OFFER DESPERATE 4bdrm homt'. vacant. comer lot. 1120.000 Ff P No qual. OWC 2nd TD 963-47$9. SORRY IT'S IHHSOLD wood fl oo r s Jus t SlJ0.000. Bkr 848-0709 Brin~ Any Offer!! Lovely 346drm Custom Home near Beach Park, Formal Dining, Heavy Shake Roof. Call now for information regarding the 9~% Assumable Loan. Seller will carry part or the buyers down payment, and says Bring Any Offer. Best Price In Town 4bdrm, Remodeled Kitc hen. Plush Carpets, Custom Drapes, Freshly Painted. Seller bought another, and has priced thousands below market value for quick sale. Creative terms OKAY-BETTER HURRY. GOLDENWEST REALTORS e.ASSOCIATES 141-1511 is what you'll hear If you don't call fast! Home is ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ s uper sharp & xtra c l ean . wife tested kitchen. Assume low in· terest on existlnli! loan Seller wm help fin ance Near So. Coast Plaza • 545-9491 l~ ... 11.11 I REAL ESTATE D<*'T rc>STPOME ttfAl'PIMESS u you ire looking ror a nice home In 1n xlnt neighbor-hood. Le l us show you this one! Lge lot, RV. home w1rranty included at this low price. -tett. ~ ...... REAL l!:STAT! MOfYlll MOIYlll If )'OU .... undecided, ... tbl1 lvlr • 1paclou 1 homt. Au11m• Ola s uper low ,....,... VA Ion. Owner .nu belt flD._.. Call .., fot •llowllll. W•'t l..t at data~ ....... .-w I 1111 Investors S~! Executive 6Ui>i ex for Discriminat,ing Taste .. 3bdrm, 3ba, each. Central Air. Woodburning Fireplaces , C u stom Carf.ets /Drapes, Heavy Shake Roo . 11 l/4'°/o loan is assumable. No Qualifying Necessary. $10,000 Dewn mt Liss Moves You .. No Qualifying Neceuary. Your monthly payment can be jdjust@dw to meet your monthl.Y ~. lne have many 3 and 4bdrm bOmea the best Orange County locaUons with these terms . Call our specialists for more information. *•GORGEOUS! If you are a discriminal· in li! buye r t h a t ap· preclates the very best. this magnificent home is for vou. Custom Oak baruiisters. Pecan n oor- ing. ceiling moldings. etc. etc 3 car garage a nd so much more Call for details S2A2.SOO riii1~~~ ~ 551-3000 4nt8arrann P\wy,l rvillf' DETACHED s 149,900! Beautiful 3 Bdrm + den. cul -de-sac. immac h o m e . Owner will finance with right offer! Call J e r r y Jon es . 631: 1266. * *QUICK SALE! 5 Bd rm & 3 Bath Prescott. Across from beach. lake club. and adult pool' Spanish tile roof. 2 fireplaces. cen· l ral air Clke ne w 1 Bought another & owner will carry large 2nd! See Sat/Sun 12·4. 18 Man· darin. Follow slgurrom W. Vale Loop in Wood bridge. fiil~1tr1dfe ~ ... s:J:.;~ 10'/oDOWM Northwood CandleberT'y model. '154,950. SunHt macutne atyle 1ardtn p1Uo home. Air. auto door. auto aprlnlllen. Showt llkt a "'*l. s Ir 2 a., can nm lthoee.. ..... 1.-..i... • RM* • ' ' ! UtlYOSITY PARll JASMJNg CREElC · New model bome · 3 bedrms: 2~ -ths: bu!lt In ap. plianca: t uperb carpet· Ina & drapes: complet•· ly landscaped. Owner will carry fina ncing. Shown by appointment only. LEIMERT CO. (213)48M$l Lovtly a Bdrm. 2 bath. aln.«le family home with a VERY private yard. Xlnt locaUon. cl~ to 1chooll. ahopa ft frwy. j~~!!~!!~~~~I S 15t,too. Owner wlll •12pflHK ... ~ ...... on this customized 4 br home featurinJ French doors. country kitchen & garden patio. Owner will carry AITD at Upl rom· pare the value or this fine residence offered at 1142 O. 759·1501 or 752. 3 C1~2nd. Open Sunday 1•5 34 Almond Tree Ln. *Cote Realty & Investm ent 640-5777 Woodbridge condo. 2 Br. 1 i,.; Ba. highly upgraded end unit. l~"k assuma- ble. 1135.900. By Owner. Opn Hse Sat/Sun 12·5. 29 Firebird MZ-1862 Lowest price in Wood· brid«e. 2 Br condo. end llDUCID 48r home w/spa. In pre· s tigious racquet club. Assum. 11 Vto/. sso.ooo loan. S hows like a model. 1165.000. 552·6940. SPECIAL F INANCING. beautiful Plan 300 .in Colony . 4 bdrm . 21t bath. pool, spa. Only Sl77.900. Redhtll~l·k,1lty 1,;:; ·,-:;1 H l unit, lrg brick pauo .. 1m· , ______ .. __ ma~. rood. 1102.soo Opn Hse Sat/Sun I 5 25 Firwood. SS~MM188 REAL ESTATE macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY ~~~~~~~~ WOODIRIDGE LAICEROMTI Outstanding end-unit "Glenwood" on the lake . 4BRS, 2'h baths. U pgraded carpe t ing. air-conditioning, built-m vacuum. Assumable 1st. Owner will carry second. Security gated community. Panoramic views of lake and mountain s. $319,000. J e rry Thompson Al8 -----7H-1414 C~ Voley Ceno• 641.aJJI 'll>ll&-v~• 111.a100 Woocbodqe (..,,• 644-6ZH HQfbotV-Cent• Town (f) Country ft REALTOR0 "~ 552-1800 CALIFORNIA LIVING Northwood, Shady Hollow expansive 3 Br w/d~n. 3 ba "Cottonwood" mdl. Attractive inside & out. Includes b ea u t. la ndscaping, c us tom designed masonry a nd wood crafted fireplace. Relax and enjoy brick decked spa off family rm. Priced to sell at $179,900. Open Sat/Sun 1-5, 45 Lindberg PRICED TO SD.L Cambridge model 3 Bdrm. 2ba. family kitchen, 2 patios, good location . $137,500 . Open 1-5 Sat/Sunday. 4191 Manzanita. Greentree. MIODBRIDGE CONDO Bright and airy 2 Bdr m condo with den. New paint, roomy, private. By lake & pool. Gated community a t Arbor La1ke. Assume loan. $164,500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 at 42 Lake View. TURTLEROCK TOWNHOME Room to share with 4 Bdrms, 3 baths, plush carpet, P la ntation shutters and many upgr ades. $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 and attach. 2 car gar. Assoc. pool and clubhouse $159,500. Sat/Slln 1-5 at 5292 Thorn Tree Lane, Univ. Park. ASSUME 11 * % LOAN On this bea u tiful 5 Bdrm Kensington in University Park. Secluded on prime cul-de-sac lot. Many upgrades . $235,900 . $15,000 ON -NO lllAl.lmNG! 3 Bdrm 2 ba, 1900 sq ft single family home. New 8aint & drapes. Mint condition. n ly $134,900. Open Sat/Sunday 1-5 at 9516 P earl, Fountain Valley. MEADOWS ADULT PARl/MOllLE TURTLEROCIC HIGHLANDS 4 led· 3 laths SINGLE STOltY Elegant custom desiji!n. c ul-de-sac. Creat ive fin ance b y se lle r . S345.300. Down 30": . Open house Sun 2·6 pm 5 Sunburst, off Sundan- ce/Turtlerock Dr. A~t . 955.mg ORANGETREE Lowest price l Br + loft . condo. Sharp end unit S83.950 640-5357 C/21 Ht wport C"'!'.: WOODIRIDGE CONDO NF.W LISTING G reat starter home. Charminli! I Br + den Warmin,l!t.on Decorated in warm earth tones At tach gar. L~e backyard wl covd brick patio. Call tn~ rinancing details . EAL TY ORT FOLIO S 552-3339 ,OOL IHTURnEROCK F:njoy a sparklinR pool & refreshinji! s pa in this outstanding 4 bdrm. 2 bath home 1n "'The Glen" A decorator's de· lif(ht featuring a lovely selection or wall & wm dow coverings .. and Mrs Clean Ii ves here too• Priced at 1330.ooo 559-8818 ,A.RIC f'L.ACE Choice corner NF:W 2 story. 4 bdrm. 3 bath PONDEROSA home Dininit room · fi replace. Loads of brick work. SELLER WI LL HELP FINANCE or will lease forllSOO/mo! S299.500! lc6oa lay ,rop. Redlon •675-7060• DEERFIELD 3 br, 2 ba w /atrium designer's home. Beautifully done in subtle earthtones. Many xtras. 1147.500 PP SSl-6345 Broadmoor Cottaji!e With Cape Cod charm. 2 sty. fam. rm. formal din . 3 br, 21~ ba As· s ume 197.000. Asking 1 155.ooo. owe 2nd Owner. SS9-7047. **LOCATION Steps to park. pool and schools . 3 Bdrm Wood- bridf!e condo w/aStriuma· ble fmancing. Call now Won't last. --J',\'.\)Cfj ~ l;f,\1 IY ~ i,r, 1 /000 HEW usnMG Lovely Plan 8 in Turtle Rock ready to move In· to. 3 bdrm. or 2 bedrm & den. 2 ba. Terrific spa "1 atrium. covered patio. Near Turtle Rock Park and tennis courts. 1Ml ... STIAL and It won't tab 1 tblef to see the value ln thlt s harp Dana P ol nt1• .............. ... duplex. Two bedrm, I bath upp er un i t feautures new carpet. fresh paint. beamed cell· in-s. flreplace. dinini area & enclosed patio. You may wish to use the l bdrm Lower unit as 1 "weekender" while at the Marina . OUT OF STATE OWNER MAY PROVlDE TERMS for qualified buyer . o rrered EXCEPTIONAL owner lin1ncln• avail1ble at rites below prevaillnte on 4 bdrm. 2~ ba family and entertaining home with pool and spa. Of rered at $247 .500 *Cote Realty & l!'vestment 640-5777 for only Sl'4.000 F ULL ~~~~~~~~~ PRICE' MtSSION REALTY 98SS. Cst Hwy, l.a"unu ......494-0731 11 % ASSUM.AILE Excitin" wood & glass 4 bdrm. 21"1 bath. view Submit 1325,000. Peg Allen Rltr 494-7578 DUPLEX RXEtt!! Lagma Mlpet I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FODottOHGTS. "The Gracemont" mdl 4 br. 2~ ba. prof. de- corated & landscaped . • Shows like a model. Lge ass u mable loan Ownr/ Ai;et . 1359.500 831·86311 Brinli! your paint brush!-~~~~~~~~ & broom -to save SSS on this dirty dawl(! ! P r ime Lai?una Bea<'h duplex w/ocean view & at tached ji!araf(e. Submit off e r ! 759·1501 or 752·7373. ~Walker I ln REAL F.STATF: 8%DOWH Only 8": down to buy this fantastic 3 Bdrm dream holl)e with majlnif1cenl view of the Pacific Super assumable loan available 1225,000 don osen rt·alt11r ... 1213N COAST HWV LAGUNA BF:ACll 497 4848 COLDWeu. BANl(C!RC ,RIVA.TE GATE ESTATE Nestled behind a 100· private drive and an clertnr ,l!uard Ji!ate. th1'1 very private home 1s also in a lovely j?uard Rated rommunit.v This 4 bdrm. plus den. 3 b;.ith home ha s l!r<'at hluewater and Catalina s unset views Master s uite has s1llml! room and fireplace This home has ALL AM F:NITI F:S 3 Br. 2 Ba. Northview S 165.000. Opn Sun 1·5. 29261 Kensmji!ton Agt. C. Covt Condo S p ac 3 Br . 3 1 ~ba Larji!est mdl. 5 yrs olcl. extras 5275.000 Open Sat/Sun 1·5 at 33896 Cape Cove Sea Propert1Ps Call F'..d 951·7095 MONARCH SUMMIT II OPEN HOUSE 1-5 22766 Montalvo. 2br. 2ba. lwnhse Adults Vie"' 1 152.SOO Assum loan BKR. 493-0941 Lollt Fonst I 05 5 ........•••.•....•..•.. Beautiful spacious 3br house Lk view. & ~reen belt Conve rte d l!ar•coverecl patio.in· door laundry. frplc LI! assmm first. at 11 1 •'. S219.500 Ry owner 7704865 ASPafMODEL Luxurv rondo a<"ros' from lake Private patio overlooks 100 y<>ar old forest Reautifullv de 1·orated F.leji!ant h\'inJ? room. countrv k1tt·hen. 2 " p a 1· 1 o u s h d r m s SI 16.SOO ,~rfFr ~~~lie~~~ ... . . t7 14t 494-1177 A pp o 1 n t m e n t Mewportle-och 1069 onlv $625.000 •••••••••••••••• •••• •• • PRIVATE BEACH ACCESS F antast1r OCEAN FRONT home on a uni que 60' <"Ome r lot ' l.arize livm~ areas. hil!h eeil inl!s. two fireplaces and a <·ourtvard with wadinli! pool a~ait you Three bedrooms. fo ur and one· half baths , und two OCEANFRONT PATIOS. OWNF:R WILL CARRY FIRST TRUST DEF:D . too . to a qualified buyer. with JO~ down payment AP POINTM ENT ONLY. 11.600.000. 499-1320 lll-OIJ6 -----~ THRH ARCH IA Y A terrific homt'. for the larji!e family with Jiood ocean view 1n this popular. private area. 4 bdrm. 4 bath. family room. 1tame room & of· fire or den. Lovely en· trance 1550.000 MEW,ORT SHORES Walk to Beach LIVE near the ocean SuJ)t'rA·FRAMF:.3 Br 2 Ba. St62.500 or trade for duplex. llUGF. 4 Br + Fam Rm Plush rust C'a rpct. sundeck & many xtra~ S195.000. Great terms. 3 Br. 2 Ba. 2 Story with hujle sundeck. Move in now. SIS9.900. Try 20'1 down. Others available Give us a call Ninfa JC1rYk O'lrin CraicJ O'lrittt 6d-8150 John Coombe bkr --s 132,900 IEA.CH RETREAT 2 Br & den. beam ceil· 1nji!s. frplc and form. din Assume 10.02<'1 Isl Call Della: 631 ·1266 IESTIUY Monarch Bay. This 3 bdrm & family room 1---.. -----home has lots or room ror entertaininJi!. Extra large pool & patio area Close to all amenities in this gate·J(Uardcd . private community . S349.SOO. HottlH END A picturesque 2 bdrm home with charmlnli! garden Within walking distanee to everythinJ! Stained & leaded "lass windows. carved man· lie. 1310.000. ~ LIDO ISLE Casual elegance is the C'aption for this beautiful Spanish style home on presUJeious L~o Isle. Includes 4 bdrms. all w/pvt baths. Indoor /out· door swimming pool and spa. Excel £inancin!' Of- fered at 1638.000. Open Sun 1-4 204 Via San Remo. *Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 ~\MM~~ .. ...... OOIS I~~~~~~~~~ 1714t 494-1177 Luse Option. 3bdrm. laooo option money 11200/ mo . 1395.000 sell prlc:e . Prine . Onl y . 4r7-l305. tt515CAMM~fkVIC£. L.,_H.. IOICI YflWOF MIWPOU H.AllOI HilhlY Uptl'lded home. h111\Qlken llvinl room . with t.nquet site rormal d inlnc and unendlf\g vie• o( Newport and tHe blue Pacific. Gourmet kitch en h u lar1e breakra1t room o ver- loold n1 aumrper terrace with view for Sunday brunches. Muter suite ha~ Hparate ret reat wfnnpaa~. If you live the rood Ute. c.-ome see thla outatandlnl bome t o••>'· Pr iced a t ---------1 ...................... . L .... IMc.. 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._..HOMI Ptrfect tor au thoee pre-cao.m ..uq--. Hu .. UV· Int..._, m .. 1.,. frplc, btllNd telllap. Prlv. ~Mter.lt\tltlot. .............. ..,.,., .. OPIMUT.1·4 t'l~Al•••h Oorseo u a . p ro · fe11lonel17-decorated home ln Allio Pia~. Ap· prox. 1100 1q ft. CU1tom pool • 11>9. Or.at view wtth tcUI privHy, 1.te kit. Mult '"to appl'ff .-....~rtn Cclurt -~·-""""' <llll ... lJN .. *4a0.000. call-- Daily Pilat Private Parties only -no commercial businesses please. Any classification. No cancellation Rebate • ..._..Fors... Hoelff• Fors... Hones For S. Hoaes For S. He.Ms For S-. -Hones For S• HouM• For S. HcMises For Sde Hou..• For S. .•••••...•....••••.....•.•••••••••...........••...............•...•.• )•••··················· ••!•··········~········ ..•.•.......•..................•.......................•.•........... ·····················•• Newport leectt I 06 Newport lffcll I 0'9 Mewporl hech I 0'9 Me.,.. IMcll I069 ......... IMd I 069 Mewporl lffch I 0'9 M•wport leoch I 06t S• ...._ SClft Jue ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ..... h :moi I 071 C~tr.o I 071 4 II + DIM Arlt ShOwiftcJ •SI 33, 900 IM •••••••••••••••• • •••••• • •••••• •• •• ••• •••• ••••• in Westcliff. Traditional ""ffte M-.cf MUST SELL-Huge 3"4l >:r.old vu home. NEWPORT IEACH * eleva0tion on ~1 1 1shlie1d Your c h ance of a 72HRS DRIVE IY. • • all amedmldles1• + JZate Imagine 3 spacious brs lot. wner w1 ~ P lifetime lo live on Lido Cape Cod charmer with g u a r e com m & 2'h ba up(raded to the rinance. Full price Is le in a charming 2 assumable financing at Open house Sat/SUnday 12-4 w /c.omm. pool f'an hilt! This fine home also 1250,000. Call Harry. bdrm home plus den 9~ andownerwlllcarry 2415Holl~Lane,NewportBeach tasucfinancm!Z features ~d'd parkin!Z 63)..1266 Street lo street location a 2nd or 3rd T.D. Call Bel 16th t ff I · Tust' A AND & in-house laundrv andwithinstepstoone Diana.Agt.831·1266 ow ,o rvmeor m v. WIU.PAINT<?REEN facilities+ assumable 816 CANYON of Lido's finest beaches. FORST. PAT S DAY financing. Call 759-1501 Amusttosee.1365.000. LOWDOWN This 3 Bdrm, large 6lxl32' lot home Opt Sat/Sun 1·5 or752.7373 Red h ii I¢~ lk .1lty .--., -·1 I I ',·, ',,( 111 I 2°/o FIMAMCIHG Prestigious Seawind 4 Versailles tBr/studio. with covered patio. . In Seaview at 2127 Yarht penthsecondo. w/lg as· OHLYSl4t,t00-YISSl49,900 Radiant OwnrJAgt ~·IL-11- s umable loans. only 1,-. CllecMluk llYll URI $105.500 Ownerl a!Zt Newpart Hts. 2bdrm up dated , 2 iz ar . F.ves/Wkends · 679·9667 645-3447. 97S.S370 ask ror Century 21 Gold Coast Rltrs 548-1168 Jim NEWPORT TERR IA YROMT HOME REAL ESTATE Secluded. gated eomm in JASMINE CREEK Rack Bay with New Port Take advantal(e or m v Bearh address RusLic assumable s:a.r: loan GRAND OPENING SATURDAY, MARCH 14 AT MOOM Ol'EH HOUSE SUMDAY 11·5 RANCHO SAM JUAN ESTATES Exclusive view homes located in San Juan Capistrano at the intersection of Del Obispo and Aguacate. Near beaches, marina and mission. Starting at $515,000. For more information, call : . CHARTER REALTY & INVESTMENT 496-8122 831-1111 EastbWfEstate Special lntef-fftRate l'IEa&SLIP Charming Balboa Is le Bayfront home . New construction with out· standing detail. Call now for a personal preview of this lovely home. private setting for these Beaut Jas mine Creek e I e Rant. s pa e 1 o us condo. plan 1. 2bdrms. M•wport S.och I 069 San ~lemeftte I 076 homes Onlv 3 le ft den. 2uarded 2ate ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE SOMERSET Meat As A Pitt S46o.OOO 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. lovely Most desirable st in patio. spacious s un w 1 ff 3100 fl decks f'ine Lido sect10n 1242~~erset L~~N 8 4 bdrm. 21"1 bath with plush carpet & wood floors. Family room with fireplace Great rinancin~ with a 13~ fixed rate & 20~ down $245.000. Hurry, with terms like this it won't last! Redh1ll~Realty 1;7;{ 7;{110 o r nicely appointed Open Sat/Sun 1-S homes Buv tomorrow's For more info. 645-8063 ---------1 security for your family ·~~~~~~~~~I I today. PriceS495,000. ---------1 Ol'EH SUN/MOH I ·5 Redhill~ Re.1lty I ;7 :~ 7 ;.;1111 OWNER WILL FINANCE IRV1NE TERRACE POOL AND VIEW A cozy 3 bdrm home with formal dining rm Redhill ~Realty 1;~:-: 7:~0(1 IAYROMTHOME Luxurious 4 Bdrm. 4 ba w/pvt dock for your yacht, right at your front door. Excel. Peninsula P o int lo cat ion Sl .295 .000 Owner/Builder Charles McKinnon. 675 2763 and Dan Bibb64-0-7665 COLDWC!LL BANl(C!RO Sp11c1ous architect ·s home in Npt Hizts 2600 sQ f\. designed for fami· ly livinl(. Call Joyce and pool Highly expan· --------• C L 0 S E T 0 Waltze.631·1266 Award ~~~~Bd 2 Ba 11· ;1~~1 new home. Beaut vard. 1lllllllll•Lll-MIJlll Terms. Patrick Tenore. 1 • : ,_L-lllAl.TOM ------ LINDA ISLE Exerutive Co untr y En!Zlish Bayfront 5 Bdrms. 1nclud1nl! maid's quarters P vt ~-· Sh ~V~ of --·-·-paradise for as little as community and private -... 1!111111111-11111111111111111111-I dock Fee land s2 6 OWNER MUST SELL million. Owner will con-I 00/o Dowtt O.W .C. llider excellent financ-6 bdrms. 3 baths. giant m,I?. h om e Ass u m e I st *c "Re It 1125.000 at 11'1 125.000 ote a y 2nd at 14"'. due 1995 or & Investment wrap s112.ooo at 133•"1 640-5777 with 2()"1, down. s215.000. MIWPORT HGTS Redh 1 I l ¢~ Re.1lty I; 7:: 7 :-;1 111 $5,950. Breathtaking ocean view condos. Lux· urious new 5 Star apart· ment complex. Call now & find out how you can travel the world over with this purchase Re1.lh 1 ll ~~ Rl'l1lty I;-;-:{ 7 :)1111 dable view or harbor and ocean . A great lis ting at only SJJ0.000 160110ftftieDOOM 644-7211 /Jn NIGEL 01\ILEY & ASSOCIATES 3 bdrm·2 ba-den·pool Mint. 1183.000 Own/agt. 548-8665. S48·57S8 Npt Crest $65,000 Beautifut Newpart Crest 2 Bdrm + den condo. view from every room. Walk to beach $245.000 540.3666 OCEANFRONT Beach living at its best in this beautiful 4 Br. 3~ ba home on Balboa Peninsula Point. Ask· ing , 950.000. Ca II financing details . Own/ Agl 675-M76 DUPLEX 2 yrs old, l blk to bch. 3000 sq ft. Owner's unit has 3Br 2bo . frplc. blUns. $325,000. Assume· bleorowner will carry. 1-9'0.1111 ~21. Extravagant custom home ! ll has EVF.RYTHING includ- in,I? pool & spa. Just list· ed at 1289.000. 1_.. Oppw la.tty 1---------1---------SBJ.St DESl'BATE! NEWPORT HGTS Owner w/finance this 3 Br + F.R home Prired under $200.000 Rae Rod,l?ers 631· 1266 lii ... Ai_.1 .. L_I..__ Sea View By Owner. 3br +family room. 64().61 59 DESPYAtE $34.000 down. owner will finance at J3&•" with Sl500/mo pav m e nts. Total price h79.000 F.ast Blurf. Sbdrm. 3ha. call 644-7063 IEACH IARGAIN Steps to beach. 3 Bdm 2 ·s t y hom e Only 1206.000 on Fee land 1st T 0 Sl00.000 at 917'1 and owner will carry Call Diana 631 1266 A!Zt VICTORIAN BEACHHOMF. New 3 BR 31'1 Ba Quali· t v handc rafted o ak thruout Stained 2lass. spa Plan_ IV Realty 752•6499 On Lido This 4 bedroom newly finished home offers tru- ly s pacious livin g in traditional elegance on beautiful Lido Isle See in2 is believin!Z this ex- cept 1onal value Call now! Redhi l l¢~Re~1lty 1;7;{ 7;~110 UDO'S IMCREDllLE LIFESTYLE HARIORRIDGE awalls vou in this spacious 3 bdrm home ESTATES complete with a larRe Lautremont. 1790,000. rurnished game room Owner/A,l?ent. 640 6323 plus an ideal mas ter pm bedroom & a sunnyl>atio Has bought a nother pro· perty. facinl! 2 pay - ments Unique home in Newpart Shores reatures 3 bdrms. move·in cond & 3 blocks from beach Askin.I? 1175.000. Owner will carrv 1st TD at 12'1- 759-1501 or752-7373. ~Walker I lie REAL ESTATE THEILUFFS 3 IR-Spfft b••I Finest original are a Massive !Zreenbelt vista Smartly decorated in popular tones. nearby pool. Offered al s212.ooo lwith assumable hi bal. loan-try '43.000 down) A li!t. 640-5560 BOAT PEOPLE PENTHOUSE CONDO with boat dck 280 dei.? forever view Fee land Assumable loan 640.5357 C/21 M•wport Cntr --------- NEWPORT CREST Two prime front units. 180 de1t view. Pool & ten· nis 640.5357 C/21 Newport Cntr. Sl0,000 CASH ON l Br. furnished condo nr Hoag Hosp. Pool. spa. serurity. Assume loans. 640.5357 C/21 MewportCntr. ----perfect for family enter Mls9'°" Ylefo I 067. Mis.-Vf.fo I 067 taining·this is especially 1--•1•• ... y•--;::e•--•I ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• for you!! Can today ,.. rft'-'" 1 UDOISLAMD 3br CONDO 1325,000 20~ dwn. assum. 1st T.D. of 170K at 7~~. OWC 2nd. 67S-Bi7 COTO DE CAZA A superb private residential resort community in the roo•hills above Mission Viejo. LOS RANCHOS ESTATE SITES We have several ranch estate properties listed with our office priced from $275,000. Ideal for horse ranch estates. VllJ.AGI HOMI SITIS R-1 home sites for your own custom home priced from S7Q,OOO. VILLAGE HOMES Just listed! This exciting 4bdrm home is nearing completion . It offers a country view, lots of deckin1 & pole construction. Enjoy the membership to Club de Caza. $355,000 Ask for Al 4bdrm, 211.aba. with custom spa ln master baih. Lots of wood le mirrors inside. 2 fireplaces & all expected amenities. $275,000 Ask for Lee Strikina contemporary 3bdrm, 2"'1ba. fonnal dininl, family room, 1enerous deckina • clear cedar exterior. Lota of open •~ce around property. tm.000 Alk for Carol Red h 1 l l 0-~ Rl' l 1lty I ; 7: ( 7: : I It I •Oceanfront dplx. xlnl loc. fin. & price! Prin. only. 673-7677. 673-7873 . LIDO ISLE Enjo y "s unset s supreme" in t h is 4 bdrm. 4 bath home . Would you believe 75' of bayfront plus pool. deck. patio. Pier & noat for large boat. Redhill ~~R· ·.1ltv 1.-;-:: -;-: ;1111 S2SOODOWM Live by beach. bachelor condo vacant , by owner. iun.soo no quali· fying. Prin only 9'78·0423 UDOIAYFROMT Enjoy super sunsets in this 4br home on a 75' lot LUSIC>nlON Spyglass or Harbor View. no monthly pay- ments. Call for details. Agt. 640-t:MS wlpool. pier & noat for a I~~~~~~~~~ lge boat. For more In· --------- formation call Virginia O'Brien AGT 673-1323 Open Sal 3-5. Sun I .5 LOWDOWN 2 Bdrm mobile home 100· from the bayfront. • Owner will carry flnanc- lhl'. FUll price._122.900. _ ' I I ,0.,..,' I l\t '1 I I I 1 ;")r : I • I !\ I 11 I MT * HAllOl llDCll• This serenely beautiful home is set against a changing backdrop of green & golden slopes, long s hadows & twin}cling lights! Featuring 3 br's + a spacious library, formal din. & gourmet kitchen for memor able days throughout tbe yean. A dramaUc stairway tha~ 's wrapped around an atrium leads to a hkteaway master suite w/study •fireplace for thole chilly evenlnp ! For a private showlnl of t.hJa superb re1Jdence, call Brokers w'elcome comm. Pool. Lennis . 50/oDOWN Walk to beach. Lux Ca. Newport Glen Court Ownerl a~l S31~.000 3bdrm. Iba. yrd for pool. nycm Vu. bonus rm. In· rend of Tustin Ave I 640.6188. 831 ·8638 verv nice home Seller credible income ARl. 642·0430. 979-9445 dys 1---------motivated 995 4413 or 492 0674. 492 4121 675·0043 eves 12 l/•% M.w Financinq 631 2336 San Juan Open Sat/Sun 1-5 at 2522 FOR SALE BY OWNER Capistrano 1071 Harbor VJ.w HomH L!Ze custom appointed home adj to park & Phase 11 clubhouse French doors & "ood casem e nt w1n<1011. s thruout. 18 'x24' npen heamed ram rm w I fr pie . turned wood balustrades. {'Uslom hardware . Cl'ram1c counter tile. quality floor & wall roverini;:s + I 2e storaize rm o rr ,l?aral(e. S298.000 12*•': fin avail. 644 5524 Owner I a gt. SI 16,550! Unique Oppartunaly lo buy into a general partnership and "OWN" a two or three bdrm "HOME" in Eastblurr Owner/Bkr. 640-5296 23rd St. Prime lot•ation JOOO+str Super kitehC'n. sep breakfast rm Mslr s uite w 3 closets an<I deck Oak nrs & plu!.h cpts lhru out Frml dan inl! rm. l!ardcn window 2 cov'd patios. Lrlr ar ress. Xlnl terms or r e r ed al S2fi9.90U 5Rl·IOllO l\1 1c;s1on V1l'Jo Realt y NEWPORTHF:IC;HTS Lge assumahle In on th•~ co7.v J Rdrm 2ha home in most desirable area Over.;z lot wlfruiL trees. RV acce~s. patao. fr pk plenty or room for ex pansion Call ror de tails'~ RF.AL !-:STATE STORE 67S..1771 S Br 3 Ra Harbor v1e11. H o m e S349 .500 Owner' Agt Comm pool 673·7'761 2110USES Nwpt H.1?1.s Good term.;. by owner St69.000 645-9628 IRING PAINT-SAVE SSS 1UCJ C•y• -DrClfltClfic entryway leads to lo•ety, ~. 3 ..,.., 21/2 ba townhome. Hu9• II•. "" & fonnol din. Walls of glosi leod to brick patio•. Prlud uitdet' Ht. ....... with •Int finandncJ. CWy $05,000. Open Sat /S-2·5. 22 .._ GrClltd D..col. COUNTRY CLUI HOME Cllannlng 9olf couMe hoftw. 4 bdnn. 3 ba. din. ""· fGllf. .. & backs to lovely goH course. CWy S325,000. I.ACK IAY +VIEW bee.ti•• bHwty with fcMtastic •iew. 4 bdrwti, 3 ba, eta ,_ hlll)t f--. nn, 3 frplcs. ROOWI for yow trailer or your boat. Greait view!! 759-1616 macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY CUSTOM IA YNOMTI Docking for vessel up to 80' ! SBRS and baths incl. maids room and convertible library /den. Huge master suite w /sitting rm and fireplace. Owner fi nancing available to qualified buyer. $1,495,000 incl. land. 147' on the water. Larry Dyer A14 DCLUSIVI II• CANYON LOCATIOHI Popular Plan I by Broadmoor. Highly customized. 58RS, large formal living rm and dininl{ rm, family rm w /wet bar, private master suite w /study and firerlace. Spacious patio areas wi poo and spa. S97s.ooo. Lynne Valentine, Al6 JI arbor Vie w II om r •• •••••••••• •• •••• ••••• .. Monat·o" Model Jbr, 2ba. french doors & win dows. brick patio. deck mg. firep1l. ll(e lot for area S23.5.000 Open Sun I ·5 644-5272 I 0%0wn, I )1f2%1nt. 3 br. 21 ~ ba rnndo Tro ms. pool. Jae· Must sell Agl. 642· 1523 OCUNFRMT DUPLEX 2914 Oceanrront Corner Sell or tra<le. Suhmit vour deal Own Agl Ofr 642-9601 Res 1146·3939 EAST BLUFF CONDO Lease o pl ion or 1011. cl o wn . 127 '8"; int Jhdrm. sin1Zle level on 1Z reenhell OpC'n Sun . 2 S 2301 V1!-ta llo,l?ar S J79.000 7fiR 7413 644·6.168 VACATION TIMESHARE A piece of Pa rad1o;e <Jf1 Lht> Puerto Vallarta 2 1>rimc time weeks In DN·cmher. Trade time world wide. S7750. 100/o DOWN will buy this spanous rf· nvon home Beaut1fol pool and spa 3 car ~araj!e Ma\• l:o;e opt. t255.(XX). 831-8440 1010 NEWPORT UF:AC'H ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONDO 3 BR 2' ~ Ba. ffetA /VA orean vit•w J Br 2 ba. frplc. dbl !Zar. OpenHouscSS 105 Close to Mi Sq Pk. 427 Westminaster. al?l sch o I s . s h op p 1 n g 631-5661 : 548-0817 S89.900 Sunnv Cal Real· Iv 6.16-3760 OCEAN VIEW Except1onial Eastern This Newport HRts :i style 4Br, home w/pool. Bdrm Sl!I sty has the 2600 sq ft SJ87.500. t-ook a nd appt>al or Owner will carry Call La,l?una Frpk an livinR Ah Af:50 P Rf.ALTY: rm and brkk RBQ in S41·S408. kitch. Quaint courtyard South 1 ...:...0 I 086 entry. OP('.n heams ••••••~;••••••••••• lhruout. minutes to ·--------beaches S2.15.000 J en Hunt Hunt & Assoc. 631 -7600 WATERR DPLX WITH DOCK Includes approved plans and perm its for n<'~ custom home Askinl! $399.500 Owne r ' A!Zl 673-8849or 675· 1906 S WEEPING ocean views and Catalina sun- sets can be enJoyed form this 2 Bdrm. 3 ba home 31 ~ acres oHcr ultimate privacy or unique de· vclopmenl potential. Call for rurther informa- tion. orrered at 1749.500 t ,,, Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 --------1Tustin 1090 HAVE YOU HEARD? ~soy ... "Gosh, aren't there any good buys to IM hod!" ...........•.....••..•• Orel SAT /SUM I ·5 19232 Do. Run Beautiful custom home in excess or 300 sQ rt with 4 bdrms. central air. 2reenhouse windows, vaulted ceilings. 3 rireplaces and many amenities. Doe Run. off Newpart Blvd and north of 17th S264.950 CAU 644-7211 /Jn Nl[ifl UAILf Y & l\~~UCl/\1 £ _, Westw.aatw IOtl ••••••••••••••••••••••• BACKBAY! 4 Br2'"2 Ba. ROOM TO RAMBLE 4 ram room. custom built. Br, 4ba with spa. AS· Exceptionally larile lot. sumable loan. 1169.900. Mature trees . lovely Bkr.848-0709 landscapinit. Immediate occupancy. OthtrRHI Estate G RE AT 0 W M E R ••• •••••••••••• •• •••-• ANANCIMG! ~s:--• 11,0 I 00/o DH AV AILAILE! • •• ••••••••••••• •••• ••• 1224.900 Trailer at bch 18500. OPIM HOUSI r;,_":~s owe or trafe ' SAT/SUM 1-1 23Z6TUST1M AVE' _____ _ 644-tt90 AlllfWW....-. New Mochaler type home. El lilGfo Beach Partr. IP TO. llr. apace rent 1175 mo. JO yrs lM Set.900. ••1• Mobile Home, UX30, lbdrm, Co1ta Meu. aduha, DO peU, 110,IOO. m ... uo· unobstructed TU SllRTO!! lt UNITS Nontl of Di5- neyland. Over 155,000 •r0t1 income-158.500 May lst! A.uume 11'-'~ 1350,000 lJt. Owntr will ~.:: rlnuct a bundlt! .500. ADULT ME• LOTS FOR SALE HEMET AREA FROM S 14,flO • ._. LOT SIZES START AT 60'x135' 2 Br 1 Ml bath condo 2 car .-r Pool. Juu111~1 Cu pd l'JOO/mo. Days 2UIH1·8207. home 213/9123-2810 s Br. 3 Ba. 2 Sty. llUIO mo. be. 494-006' 4 Bdrm. 2 Ba, gardener included. Children and pets welcome. 11050/mo. J 9UAIL1LACI 'RO,HTllS 754-lt20 644-1214 HAUOllVllW Super eitec 5 Bdrm wl vu. Sl3$0/ mo. Aat. 844.9S80 3210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mt/Coastal view tot, ~ .,.ere. ~ ml to bch. L. 'Nl~t 1330.000. 538 0968. 962·ll3Z Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 FOi IMFOIMA110M CALL: HIMIT (714) 3 Br. 2~ B•. Nr new. No yard work. S675 mo. No pets. 1~8 M af{notla . 642-nn. t Bedroom Condo near 2bdrm. lba, drive by. ~~~ 2006 S . Garnsey . ....... YAUIY Near new 4-Plex. 2 bdrm. 2 l>Jth each unit with fireplace. endosed patio. double aara.e. 1185.000. Bill Crundy. OltAM6I 'COUNTY C7t4f Hl-1410 24Hrt...,-Huge 3 br. 2 ba, aubmit on kids & pets. avail. now. IQ.s. 631-6994 844·7c.l.3. Brookhurat/ Ad-.ma . '"... 3244 ----l!llmllllll--1 Pool/Tennia, Etc. 1390 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT CREST 2 Br 3 Bdrm. t 1Ai ba. S .C Pfau mo. 646-4477 WOODBRIDG E 3 Br. 1,1~ +den. 2'4 ba. S8SO area Newly dee. kids -----'54-1124 • UICI lltAHD HEW '2br, llll4ba, sep din rm. huee l/r. gold & mlr- 9ored. 5• LaJ Hlw nr 405 Frwy C714f 751.zz71 ....... ,,. Clean 2 Br house. gar. adutu. no pets. 1450. + dep. 2390 Elden Ave. LUXURY VTEW CON-OK.~.557·2783 New t'Ondo in Seaside Ba. Coodo. 1600/m o. DO. 2 Br. 2ba. Security Village. Beach & Allan-Wrk 1714 )833-6029 bldg. lt2SO/mo 3 Br 2 Ba end condo. adult park. set'urlty j!ate & end. irar. Patti 540-3666. 839-0068 ssso 2br. lba. l(rt noor plan 300 yds to ocn 4* H.B. Al(t. M/F 9-6 964-6833 Art 6pmS/S9-1 752-5836 Rltr. 67H16l. --------e.c-Property 2000 lffl lstah FOURPLIX ••••••••• •• •••••••••• • • Exce...g. 2100 Westside Costa Mesa. INCdt.41 rtlOl'llTIES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Needs s~me work Looking for income Wl· Mobile Homes-Lakes ide S~.000 yr income. Full its?! We have s pro· Big Bear Lake or 2bdrm, lba duplex. gar. washer/dryer hook-up. new noors. t'rpts. paint. S475 + dep. 1 small t'hild ok. No pets. 1952 Meyer 549-3484. taBlvd.2br.den.2~ba. ~ ;> ~~ H 0 me HVH custom 3 Br. Sba 1650 sq rt. sec. l(ate. ten-1 4 • · w/pool. Profeuionully nis cts. pool & Jae Xlnl3Br.2""Ba.Nopets. decorated Compl S975/mo (213)833-1369: S675. Tom 768-6663. ocean/bav view S2500 e v es & w k n d s · 581-3165. Kenney Realty LIDO ISLF.. 2 Br. 1•• ba Adlts. elel!ant q•1iet I Br rondo. bakon.v. pool. jat'. dbhse. t'lose to So Cst Plaza. 644-8048 1213)831-5734. home. Yearly 11200/mo LOCJllMI IHcll 3241 Beaut. h lde·a ·way In p~1ce S225,000 _Owner perties in C.M. Priced Ocnfront Lal{una Bch. Newport Beach's most will t'8rry l ()"': interest rl 11 ht at I es s than terms or trade. 4'99-3816 desired adult vllla!le. wlleo.OOOdn. llXGross. No bank Custom 2bdrm. 2ba . ~ f R€HIG€ finant'ing required In· localed just around the ---HOM€' Lerested? Then t'all us comer from pool & j ac. l J At'ross from pvt. beach. R.E Investments NEI' ~~t::o S74.500. 1714 1675-4063. 3333W Coast Hwy. NB ~ Lile ur. tiny hse. lbr. I ba, adults. no pets. S400/mo. 892-3731 Brand new house for dis· ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'riminatinl! family 3 New 2Br. 2Ba Mobile blks lo ocean 3 Br 3 Honw. good ocn view. Ba .. Cam rm Totally pvt bch. S8sO mo. Adlts upl(J'8ded & c ustomlted only. 499-3816 St200 mo . 833 ·0145 •------- AM /PM Ot'eanCrnt lBr. trlr + cabana. deck. pvt bt'h. fum/unfum. adlts only. Waterfront Homes. Int' - - Realtors 631-1400 CMda•ti-s ~~~~~~~~~-.. ~~ .... ?~.~~ Bil( Canyon Townhome on golf course . 2 Br. Den. 2"'1 Ba. Extenslye improvements. Never lived In. Fireplace. wet- Lux <'Ondo. Jbdrm. l'"1ba. pvt patio. 2 t'ar t'ar/elec. opener. t'los~ to S C Plaza. SS9S l mo lse 549.0259 '79Southwind M~torHme 645-6646 Q.JfJJl~UOJ flt:. 25' Class'A' SK mi. xlnl 714 641 -0763 cond. loaded wl xtras ' IAYFROMT DUPLEX 2787 Bristol St. d I NEWPORT BEACH CA Take in late mo e FEESIMPLELAND Costa Mesa. Private investor wishes to ext'hange certifkated diamonds. rubies. sap- phires for R. E. equities. Free & t'lear preferred Full romm. to brolters. Call Mr Suess: 539-8931. 1-457-GOLD. '58 Owens 31' Express Cruiser. Top s hape ReplHement value S30.000. Ext'hanl{e for lot'al R.E. equity. Bob. (714 )498-2229. New 2 story rear house. 2bdrm. 1 a,;ba. sprinklers & fenced bat'kyard. water pd. SSOO/mo. lsl. last. 1300 refundable set' S60 cleaning. Avail April tst. ~2-1516. 2Br. t"'.!Ba Condo. bltns. cpt.s. drps. no pets. S425 mo. 19787 Keswkk Ln. (nr Adams & Brookhurstl 12t3 l 598·3736 S7SO mo. 499-3816 -bar. tennis. pool. juruzzi & patio Best available s1200 mo. 760-0448 3 Bdrm/d e n . 3 Ba lmmed. lease S850. 1075 Norla. 556-1656. 76().9596 Beautiful Park Bristol Adull Condos Pool. security. spa IBr. S450 646 0686 Cad/Lincoln 631-1726 Nrnew II{ 3Br + 2Br + 4 ~li' E W p 0 It> T ent'IOfled iiaral(es. As· .. sume low interest Isl & IEACH !!ell will t'arry 2nd. $25,000 Reduced toS425.000 2 Bd 2 Ba. xlnt De Ania CJS Realtors 1-635·5650 Villaj!e. Owner will 20 Units 10": d own. finant'e w /low down S360 000 Riverside all Lois Miller 631-1266 7X!lr~s. Owner I AJ?ent. 673-6720. 544-0333. COSTA MESA 7 Units Bread & Butter. That's what these units a re referred too. A p· prox. Vi at're. t'onve- nient lo all stores. 3 2Br & 4 !Br. S2SO.OOO. Good terms. Possible trade M t'Nas h R ealty 642-1334. 642-6578 eves IRAMDNF# ! MlWPORT IEACH AAA PaottERTIES 6 · 2 Bdrm 2 ba units Close to Norton A.F.B C~Y VILLAGE I 3 TriplexH in a row, 200'l deprec. avail now h r PCH · C 14~ Isl TD S255.000. Steps lo the Water. 2Br soul o m orona 2ba. sunken tub in delMar. So.Califleolty master bath. Pool. pets II 2 duplexes + l triplex 546-5605 are allowed. I in a row on Bal Pen in l ------ Prit'e redut'ed toS62.500 lot from sand/surf. Industrial/ Owner anxious Ill t duplex on water Property 21 OO Open Sal/Sun j.5 with dock for~· boat ••••••••••••••••••••••• 700 Lido Park Dr 1122 - WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 Cona•rclal Property 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• APJ.OMED All these properties have lar.11e. assumable loans at 12 sr: Call Smit h-Meve r . Bkr 640-5357 or s48-7813 PRIDE Of OWNERSHIP TRIPLEX MEW INDUSTRIAL 7682 Sq. ft buildinll in Orange Co. S410.ooo. So. Calf. R.olty 546-5605 STOP RENTING Buv vour own industrial unit: 1000-5000 sq rt AvaiL in HB. or F'V. Call Paul 545-6057 R•alEstat. w~ 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Investme nt prin t'lpal seeks to purchase small apartment units tri- plexes. 4-plexes. Up lo 24 uniL~ 641-8855. Seduded 2 Br. 1 Ba. patio home with comm. pool Adults only. no pets. Avail 3-13-81. Ssoo per mo. 2453 Oraniie Ave. Manager Apt. B. New. dlx 3 br. 21-'.I ba. frpk. dbl gar. w/opener. yards, patios, j!ardener. Kids/pets OK. 1750. Lorri. wkdys S47-9571 : eves/wknds 546·5434 Condo. 3 br. ti., ha. rerri!l. rrplc . patio. t'arport. S475. 893-3645 Upper Woods Cove. t'harming historic home. 3bdrm. 2ba. s tained I( lass, beaut. view. S900. (213)378·3119. Cozy 2Br hse. close to beach. nr Beach & Warn e r S450 m o . 751-8967 Ocnfront Mobile Home 2Br. pvt bch. St.000 mo. yrly. adJts only Cum/un· 2br. redecorated. rent'ed furn 499-3816 yard. Refs S4so mo. ---3-2-5-0 542-0632. LCICJlmCI Hlls • •••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED· Units & Sgl ramilv houses. must I Westside. 2 Br I Ba make sense. low dwn. no I House. Ent'lsd .11ar . w/d aJ?ls 496-7928 hook up. crpts. drapes. 3 Br Hunt Harbour area. pool. Kids OK No pets. SS95. 840.4959 or 968·9222 Extt hme Sbr. 3ba. bonus room. al t'. mit'rowave. spa. view. nr 405/ Alicia Sl095/mo lse. Set'. de· posit. 581 -1330 days. AGT 598 -2511 eves/wknds 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Home Wanted Movinll soon. t'all me at 547-3182 and lets make deal. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lalboa P.-.Mlo 31 07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Charmin!l S bdrm. 3 bath bavfronl with 38' boat rloat 11600 mo Bill Grundy, 675·6t61. CoronadtfMar 3122 fenced bat'kyard No pets. S435. 770-5629. Lovely 4 bdr home in College Park. Children ok. no pets. S7SO. 546Sl47 or646-6789 Exec lux 4 Br 2''1 Ba. f R . libr . din rm . lselopt S875 968-0495 3bd 2ba t'o n do/frplt'/patio blt·ln bar pool jat'uzzi SS75 968·6696 COUNTRY RENTAL BY lniM 3244 P UBLIC <SF.ALEO >••••••••••••••••••••••• BID on April 6. 1981 WOODIRIDGE <one) 2 & 3 bdrm homes Bat'kbav Univ. Dr. area. WARMINGTON For info call: COUNTY 2 Bet 2 Ba. S700. 3 Bd 2 Ba O F OR ANG E GS A S7SO. l blk Lo lake: pool, R F.: A L E S T A T E spa. 2 blks Lo shoppinl( DIVISION 1714) 834-2550 center. Call Lois Mill er. 631-1266 HOM~ FOR RENT 3 & 4 Bctrm. S565-S575 Fent'ed yards & garaj!es. Kids & pets welcome. 964-2566 or 973-2971. Allt .. no ree LOCJllMCI NMJ-1 3 2 5 2 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 3br. ronvt den. view. ret' rat'il. vard mainl . S725/mo: !714>496·2130 Mission Viejo 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2bdrm. pvt bea(•h & ten nis court. S700/mo 551 3006. Luxury 4 Br 21" 811 Newport Crest Condo Some O<'ean view S875 mo. A.11ent 642-9411 BIG 2 BR. Across from bch Bit-ins. patio. lndry. j!ar S700 vrh 962-4914 BLUFFS BARGAI N 3 Br twnhm, 5155.500 Al!t 675-59~. 640-8146 4bdrm. 3ba. 2 story. rrplc. ent'I j!al'. m1rrowave. t'omm . pool. tennis. no pets. S975. Avail now 548-476'9. HARIOR RIDGE 4 bdrm. family room townhouse in presti21ous j!uarded l!ate commun1 ty. Avail now $200() per mo . 559-8888 Rat'helor CONDO vacant. S500 /m o . Newport Reach 978-0423 2bdrm 2ha Condo. adults. pool. shops clOReh.v ssso Chris 831 ·3116 3hr. 2ba ln ·me Condo. pool S6001mo before 5 551 :.>27 778·5113 art SPM 2hr. Condo + den.21:-ba Hunt Harbor S700 mo Linda AGT846·137 1 Jhr. l'"ba 2 mi rrom orn. pool 1525 12131481) 8122 Paul 1714 >963 77 58 <home> Ocean Viev. • L.11e 2hr Condo sec bldJ! adulto; only S795ilse 528-5111 FR F.F: RF.NT til 3'31 '81 ltntj! Landmark 3 RR r ondo. brand new Adults onlv over 40 vrs S650 mo 759-9386 ToW!lhouw U.mntished 3525 ......•...........•.... Adlnift.&Profess. Lot. 621"1x2921"1 opposite Costa Mesa Hospital. S275.000 Assume 7111o/r loan and owner will participate in Set'onda rv rin a ncinj! Onlv Sl80.0oo. Call now! 979:53'70 Lots for S• 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ot'eanfront 4Br. 2Ba Ful· Hu.11e 4 BR 3 Ba t'ondo. micro. refril(, pool. spa. tennis. rec rm. nr Bat'k Bay. No pets. S3SO mo. lease. Avail. now. A.11t 675-7694 • 3br. ram rm. frplt'. par·, _________ _ Nit·c Twnhse. S495 mo 2br. 11 ~ba SavaJ!c Wild & Co 675·6606 Roy McCardle, Rttr. 541-7729 ALLSTATE REALTORS WA TEltFtlONT LOTS Iv rurnished in oriental det'or Kil t'h en equipped Vear lease S3 .000/mo. Marda Workinit. Aitt 644 9060 or673-~ Large 3 Br. Condo 21'1 Ba. quet-tile noors. covered brit'k patio. l.11e yard. t'Ul·de-sac •S625 Imo• 737-3116 ----M•wport hoch 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prestil(e Irvin e Terrat'e 3br. IR pool & spa. Newly decorated & landscaped Walk lo beach 640-7319 art 5pm. llunt Rrh 2hr. l '~·ba . adults nnl.v 1-:nd unit S475 TIS 1664 Duplexes Unfum 3600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• La.11una Beat'h. prime t'omm. prop Xlnt lot' near downtown Fronts on Coast Hwy. Duplex. & shop or office S297 .000 price reduced 17141497 4337 or 497 5770 Costa Mesa E. side 4· plex. poss t'ash flow. S325.000 27 7"'-down. o w e balant'e at 13'1 13.9 X j!ross Print' Only ~().0997 A few CABO DEL ESTE waterfront home sites remain on Lake M isson Viejo. This is the rinal opportunity to build vour dream home. From Sz8s.ooo Call H enr y Durant at 714 855-1081 Refurbished 3bdrm. Iba. t'rport. lrg fnt'd bkyrd. patio. t'rpts. no pets. SSSOlmo 581-1716 Din area. family rm . frplt'. t'rpt , 2 s tory. comm pool Avail 3·16. S865 mo +deposit Call 752 1282 9 to 4 Harbor Ridge Lautre-F.astblurr Condo Rare 4 Nr Lido \'1llaJ!C 3br. 2ba. moot Mndel. Full ocean Br 2:1• Ba det'k St(){)() rrplc. S625 mo 514 Costa Mesa 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• view. S2500 mo. 760-t977. 760-93IOl645·3474 Clubhouse 1\1 B 998·51168 I+ Acre Loh Costa Mesa w side 4. OWC 200/o DWM 28r. lBa. rerr1.11. ws hr. Eastside small older uni· drvr. l{rdnr. dbl J?ar. que 2 Br. l Ba House nit'e area SS25 mo. I No l{ara.11e. no pets. 228 645-3603 Sierks S4t5 mo. 548·6680 WHYIUY? plex. poss cash now, 97 9 .7300 994 2171 When vou t'an sublease s225.000 25 '1 down. Ownerl_A_gt __ 3Br. 2i.1Ba Condo. Micro. 3142 wet bar. many extras. ••••••••••••••••••••••• G real location. S695 for l2 yrs thousands ba lant'e t'arned at 11 & below the mkt. F.:xcep 12'1 12.4 X gross Prine tional 7000'. orrices & Only 640-0997 RIVERSIDE l+ Acre Lots Upj!rad cd t'Ondo nr clubhse. pool & jac. 3 br. 2''1 ba s1200 840·1789. 846-1371 (Mary Ellen I 644-0685. 857-2302 ope n s pa t'e . near -airport. BKR 953.1220 Duplex. Costa Mesa. owe 20o/r owN 979-7300. 994 ·217t Owner/al(t. QUICK MOVE IN 2bdrm ea Assume Isl. OfffCE ILDG OWC 2nd St53.500. Two R-2 lots. Capistrano 9600sq n Prime area nr 640-8585. Beach. view. by owner. lniM 3144 H uae near new 3 Br 2 Ba. Townhouse type. 2 t'a r l(arage. patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rireplace. Small t'hild. Beautirullv furnished 3 s mall pet OK. Like your O.C Airport Owner 'will terms. 496-1542 t'arry . brand new bldit lnt'ome Pro~rty Wanted -------- 1st depreciation. Asking Duplex or Triplex. Costa 'RIME LOT Br 3 Ba 'immac. Wood· own home. 1650 m o . brid!le home. Tennis. Wont last. Drive by 2195 pools & jacuzti. SllOO Maple St. then call Sl.4.5 million. Print' only Mesa area. low down Estate home s ite. 7 54t·9993 Bkr. and 1 'll assume your acres. ()('ean & valley mo. 559-6220 for details 642.1603. ------loan. Its your chant'e to view. all util.. ready to sell private party bld&prkedto sellfast H•wporihoch 3169 3br.2ba.nopetsS6oo/mo SUPB CLEAN 547-3182 SJC. San Juan Realty. ••••••••••••••••••••••• + set'urity suita~I ~o~~:ht in -1-illllllll~~~~~~· 1--66-1_-6(J(J() __ -----HARIOl ltlDGE 546-~aft 6PM d"•trvaodoffit'es Front 2FOUIPLIXES M...,.ORTl~"'CH Customlted luxury E'sick!attrac.2Brlba.no ..... '"""'" ~ home wlfantasllc view. ·1 M •·so bid".· contains 4 t'arpet· Fantastk financing. As-llG C ...... YO... pets. Ava1 . ar 15.... . " sume ls t T .D. OWC """ " S.....,.ial reatures for en-"'~" ........ ed and paneled om ces + Goff c L t ...... ~ .....,..,,.,.., 2 baths. Rear block bldll St00.000 2nd T.D. on ea. ~ o terlaining. J . Doran. has 2-12· doors . ru11 Good Costa Mesa loca-OwnerMustSell' Rltr 851·9522 3bdrm. t~ba. fresh pnl. fluorescent 1ijlht1n!l lion Al{ent. Dan Bibb crpt. drps. fam rm. 1590. 675-2311 ~0.7665 3 Br 2 Ba . t'harminl!. tri· 5 ........ 118eves. Jl0/220 power. larj!e E bl tr cJ ,.,..., mezz. storage space. Lot 15 UNITS McMmtt• D•Mti level. ast u t'on °· is SOxl.20. Cont'rete drive Large Costa Mesa apts.i.:O... ' 2400 S975 759-l34I and lg parking a rea. Income S63.000 A ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor V. Homes 4Br. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Family room. fireplace. RV access. t'orner . ent'lsd yard. 971-9511 & 546-4093 security fence. OWC S400.0000AITDatt3'1 is H"'WAll ram rm . 2 story. xlnt $215.000 or lease option available. "" d 1 1 644 5997 at S22S.OOO Submit on ~: r ~a~b: r:~e n~~ ron yr ease~ - _3_B_r_. -2""1_B_a ___ O_i_o-in_g_a-re_a_. tenns. INVESTORS KAUAl.Wecanarrange BALBOA ISLAND patio. atrium. 2 t'ar WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 Co .... l•l":'~Tow• .._..for 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAMYOM CllST COMOO Prime Eastside Costa tokeepitrentedforyou BAYFRONT Short ga rage . built-ins. Mes a duplex only -1 d t term rental. Avail now S 120 000 d unll you are rea Y o until June ts. Outstand· washer/dryer. Ret'. fac. 115.000. · own. make a move you've b 1625 mo. 546-7390 days. Submit. always wanted to make. inti 4 Bdrm 3 a upper 644-5469eves. Contact Karen Bender du PI ex a Pt . 2 t' a r < 8 o 8 l 7 4 2 . 6 4 3 6 . !laral(e. StOOO/mo. Lou (808)822-947"1 Brechtel & Assot'. 6UNITS Balboa Peninsula 8 years new. 2 Bdrm. l Vz Ba townhouse type with 8 carports. Seasonal ren· tal can more than double the income. 675-3331 Canadian Investment. 3bdnn with gar, newly dee. E. side. lrg yrd. S585. 67:M814. Luxury Condo al Ski Lido Isle. beautiful 3 br + 3 Br 3ba. formal dining Resort in Canadian den home. Tennill. 1 blk rm. ram rm. frptc. wet Rocky Mtns. 3 tir drive to beat'h 14' sailboat in· bar, 2 c.r gar. S700/mo. rrom Inl'I Ajrport. New d . S2000/mo Boyd Agt.642·5062or673-1182 ( u 1 t y ( u r n . w i t h Realtors. 675-5930. 3226 amenities. Includes ---------D-PoW UDO I "" YFIOHT •••••••••••••• ••••••••• 3 Bdrm townhouse 1n HeriU.l!e Park Jfil(hly upgraded Exrellenl location No pets S600 mo. Agt. 833-9293 Lakeside condo. pool. tennis. jac.-. 2 br. 11":1 ba. Sf.SOI mo. 857-0211 NEWPORT TERR. 3BdS67Slmo 3 Bd w/vu S72Sl mo Kids OK . no pets John Mars hall. 631·1266 Newport Shores Canal front 4bdrm. 3ba. newl.v decorated. 2 blocks to Ot'ean. 962~3. LEASE Turtler ot'k Glenn. lrl(est sinl(le ram home. Sbdrm. 3ba . ram rm. central air, 3 car gar. walk to pool & ten· nis. St.050. Call Gary after 6pm: 752·8318. Woodbridl(e snl(I rm res . 3 Br. 2 Ba. atrium . S795 /mo . lnclds Gardener. Yr lease call 599-91996 or 596-1821. Ask for Janisse. Avall 4-1-81. 3 Br. 2 Ba. large yard. 2 _ car !'!&rage. IHS mo. 67~. RANOfO SAN JOAQUrN 2Br + den view condo. Free rent until 3/31 Up- l(raded. Comm poo l. 644.5598 Woodbridge·CONDO 3br. 114ba, all amen. Incl. SS90/ mo 640. 7690 31DCONDO Walnut Sq .. nu carpet/- paint. no pets. Submit on kids. S 625/mo. Greg As· tie. agt. 559-&400 . TURTLEROCK. 3bdrm. 2ba, pvt yrd. atrium. gar. no pets. S775. Agt: 644-89116. 2Br. 2Ba Condo. only 3 vrs o ld . Secluded ~e ijl hborhood w/beauliful meadow & park landst'aping. Pool. jat'. sauna. S600 mo No s m c hildren . !7 14 ) 631-7184. 498-7972 aft 6 :~PM/Wknds. Yearly rental 3 Bd. 2 Ba. incl. stove. S750/mo Possible tease option A l(t. 673-3355 SPACIOUSN.I . TOWNHOUSE New 2 br. 2""1 ba. Back Bay loc. Gar, pvt. patio. S895 mo. Susan: 957-6507. 540-7238 3 Bctrm. frpk. walk to beach. pool & tennis S795. Agt. 760-9278 For Lease Woodbridge 4 ILUFFS Br. 3 Ba. 2 Story home 3 bdrm. 21,Az baths, fam on cul-de-sac. Warmly rm. 1950. 2 bdrm. 2 bath . decorated -Immaculate. S675. 3 Bctrm. fam rm. Privateatrium&patlos 11100. Pools Rltr, with brick work. 1900 per 644-0134. mo. lnctds Gardener & -3-b-r._d_b_l _!l_a_r_. _l_JZ_e_y_a-rd-. Membership with In-"" terval International. Lido Isle ba yfronl '4bdrm. 3ba. tam rm . Oranget.tte Patio Home 2 assoc . rees. 731-6395. ir a r d e n e r . n 1 (' e neighborhood. S6001mo. 642-3449 Lovelv s paciou s . 3Br +den Harb Vu H A poi tnkttb Funush~ H u.11e k1lt'h S97 5 !••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-5836. 975 0040 Corona de-I Mar 3722 2bdrm. lba hnu ~~ partially rum Newport Penin Patio. no gar. M pets.S500yrly 4982195 The Bluffs. 4bdrm. 3ba. fam rm. patio. on green bel l. comm pool Sl2001mo. 759 1685. 4bdrm. 2'"1ba condo. 2300 sq rt. tennis. pools. spa 11 yr lse. 644·8053. Bil! 2br. across from bt'h. built·ins. lndr.v. J?a r. S700 yrly 962-4914 Spat'. upj!raded 2 l:>r. 2 l:>a condo. All amenities 759-1501. 752-7373 WALKER&LEE RE LIDO ISLE. 2 bdrms. IJ?e sunny patio. Close to dubhouse. tennis & beach Avail to Sept I SlOOO/mo. Can be rum Lawson Really. 675-4562 Ot'ean View ! Lile 2br Condo sec bldl!. adults only S795/lse. 528·51 l l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co7.v small rum Studio Nii kitt'hen F.mployt>d f'emal<' Non s moker R<'r'~. S275 640·4999 On the beach Private ,.11ale S550 llnrlds utils 1. No pets 714 1675-7764 or 21 J/9'.!:R-1844 Spacious Bachelor with private entranr:el hath. Beamed t'eilings. nice furniture. refri.11e .. micro.wa\'e, .11arden patio. gara.11e parkin.11. utils incld I or 2 quiet con~iderate . non smokers. $330 Call Answer Ad •410. 642-4300 24hrs Fantast1t' townhouse. pool. t enni s cour t. S925 mo. 760-9117 . Costa Melo 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUS CASITAS Furn l br apt S32S & up. Ent'I. l(ar Adults. no pets. 2110 Newport Bl. :>48-4968 btwn 8 & SPM CASA DE ORO ALL UTILITI F.S PAID /compare before you 3bdrm. 2ba. Blutrs condo. rent. Custom desi1rn S725/mo. Avail immed. features : Pool. BBQ. Lg. 3Br t'ondo w /36' boatshp' Dbl l{aral{e 2 '"' B a S t t O 0 I m o . 675:1225. 760-6081 t'Ov'rd iaral{e. new · furniture. surrounded ---------• with plush landscapin.11. Adult living at its best. No pets. l Bctrm furnished S410 2 Bctrm furnished S480 365 W Wilson. 642-1971 ltGCAHYON Custom built home on golf course. 3 BR & Fam Rm. pvt cul de sat'. Sl800 m o . lnt'lds grdnr. lmmed Ot'cpy. Call Barbara Combs. a11t. Bach. Apts. Utils. paid. 760-8617 Weekly or Monthly. 3 Bctnn. with patios. sun· deck. sunken Living Rm .• Family Rm .. 2 Fireplaces. Tennis & pool. 1225,000. H Canyon lane.CdM. 3HOUSES Exchange or sale. 1 or all. Locations. Spyglass. Harbor View home & Irvine. Also possible zero down payment to stronl{ buyer. Free a('comodatlon w/boatsllpfor40'boal.3 palio,tmitoharbor,no Br Den Dlnln" a r O'U n d W 0 r Id . br, 3 ba. Avail. for t-2 pets. 1760. 492·3051. · • "'· 92 -Fireplace, Air, Tennis. /~' "'-vrs. 13500/mo. Redhltl 4 . .......,evn. Pool. Sc"•. 49•.2339, --------•I McNash Realty 142·1334. -------~--642-6578eves. Open 1-' Sat/Sun DenneSoderlln1 Rltr MCM.518 2Br condo. Fallbrook 1otr country. -89.500. T14 ·S41 ·lft8 . 714-~. _ ,,.,.rty 2000 ...................... RC1\yk)rCo ~ I '( 1 ......., 21n.,_. Realty. 81s.1aoo. ""~ ~ ----------------•Toro 3232 4115-1500 ~·• C.Me• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •----------1 Br. Condo . in Cau H-. U.,_ Mllwd 2bdrm, 1ba condo. 1ndry Beaut. a Br. 1 81. double Maya. Cancun's finest ••••••••••••••••••••••• hoolc·Upt, aar. pool, no f•ra1e. Many extr11. new hlghrise resort. On Ga.es II 1202 pet.a, '475/mo. lit. la1t. 150 mo. 541·1023 Ir the beach. Golf, tennl1, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7»3322, v-.3808. orrc. IT5-lfll water ~· Fantastic B OWNER # rmal din ~ .... _ .. o~ y • •0 • .. .. awL 3140 Woodbrldl• Vuta1e • 1 "..,..... ..... ocean ew from llvln1 3 br: pool. Now avail. au r• --· bdrm • •COSTA MISA• room. bedroom iulte. " Arrowhead Country ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 • 2~ba. new. up. 3 2ar. 1 ~Ba untta. luge terrace. For information c 1 u b a r e 1 • 8 a n 5 blb to ocean. Ele••nl 2 frackd home nr lake. Patlot, laundry rm In call Owner/Agent Bernardino. l·IM·1732. '1,_nn. tamPrml har «?!~· 850/mo. 552-lUJ each unit ln •ood aret of 551-4812. 1·114-7251 (,,,50 mo>. ua er.,.... ev .. /wkend1 : 835-4447 c M OwMf wtU carrv ~of Sflile 2~ 'ba, cedat ft ctau. ext2'11 wkdn . A·rT'o •r l1r11 2nd. .. ....... ., 2600 COZV ZBr houM. clo .. to Dbl Cir p¥\ aar, fully TURTLEROCK lea1e, • -..-..... __. II • · '"' beach. nHr Beach ft malnt. ya. Adult.a, no 1""'-~,. on ............ ••••••••••• W 1rner, Huntln1ton pet.a. lnq.an at 527 11th. Sbdrm, Cam. Uv, din rm, 1>'· ~••17•. 40Alft!nic0Nfoe Co11t. Bch.seomo. 111..-r. • Sl TU/ffO·USl or beaut. cond, Nr achool. ' 2 1....,.. 11eetriet\y, r~. out· tet-5111 QO.IS?t. """• ~ ......, new. acre-al· __ .. Mw J2U ---------.,.-e:,sJD!COSTA MISA ble,CMMl'-..a.t , ....... , ... , ......... . AGT. DJ.1442 AS.. N.M. New cuat.otn I Ir I laL'''*"• laun· 20UMITIC.M. "8111.•,...a .......... ~u only. ll00.1..;..__;o.._~-~--1------~ l•aat. 1 , .. , old \'eryPoakl•ae•elfltd Cl•b Ll•I•• 1 ~ Unle.. ,..,.L l•r to• braell•t l•· Oorilioliil Hartaor ltklte t,.midwMitr condo 3'/lar ..... ~--~ ....... •u•.•· awr: .-.... ~ w/vt.w. *· ,.., teMla. tlc. 'l'ILIJIMJ11IT8IOID CU.4*9•" 11*SDO.Alt:M4.a7. 2'ir.lb9.-.llZ·S'IJT, FOi LIAll 'l1lNe BR lit Cameo Shores with •pectacular ocean view. Private beach access. $1250/mo. Includes prdener ror large, level ya.rd~ ----------Hwll•••lffctt 3740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.&.'•"MIST Spanish Estate Llvlnit! BeeutJru l park· like aur- round In u . Terraced pool. Sunken 11as bbq. sparklln• rountalft!I. Spacloua rooma . Separete dining aNa. Walk·'n clotett. home· like kltchet\ It cabinet.a. Walk to ffuntln~ton Center. 1 BedtOOO\,-unfum. ftoml400 . I Bedroom·hlm. ·~sao a BeclrOom-tum. '4IO Advlta. no ,.u. UllUtW ...... 1 .. ....... ....... .,,............... ....1 ............. Or•nge Coast DAILY PflOT/SeNrdey. March 1~. 1981 •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• It JI _11 ...... 1141 ..._ .. .._. Sl2 c..t.W... ll24Co•MeM 3.24'"... ,.44 1Ji14f.a•a ... t•-•hh..... l .... toS..... 4100 ........... 4450, ..... Nlt ..... 44IO ..............••..•....••........•............•............. ,........ ....................•.. . ...........•.•••••••.•..•.. , .............................................................. . l3r$I •••••-••••••••••• ••••• M .,... .._.. ll6t ,...,. j Upd 1 1·2 b4";j pool. 8uhelor 1 aparlmenl, INSTANT IM MESA VERDE home at· 1 BR Condo Oranse • tll P' to shr nt>W home. 3 ~ ac. a t , t• orida, oce1n v tw. No pell 3 8d:nn i Ba ~tra rrc motphtrt 2 ti 3dbt apts 'I'ne pool t' it AC •••••••••-•-••••••••• Br, 2'°' ba, teMla t'r\ •• H.B ICH8SotorM2·lU72 $300mo.utlllnc.916-5a8 Apt. 2• story. 2 car Nopeta 5411-1034 ~,;,0 Ait ~elel · Vtraaillft. 2 Br 2be. de-Hw;t Bch. La Cuesta leeclt "' c .... MeM 3124 aaraae. ftplc. vard. w/d . . coretor mirrors. •~so. S~. C.U 8am to 6pm ....... ~741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hook up. Small child. o-PoW 3126 .,..wportlftCh Jl69 Sandy $42-4!49 9e0-9831 •• ••••••••••••••••••••• small pet OK A mu11t to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- Prof/Sgt, 40+, non·tmkr. MIWLY DICOlt. see. Vacant. ktol mo. tst a, . OCIAMNONT W 111 a hr m y r.:i' u • h St. P'emel, pool l Br cs pd, encl aar. TSLMGMT 8421803 la~t.S300 sec. F11>k. bit· PARK NEWPORT 3 Bdrm. z 81 Duplex spacious HurJ1 Bch 41M-0451 d/wu r . pool, Adults int No dogs. 542-3597 UP&talrs 2 <'ar f'•raite home, m icro. C c. 1-) 642·5C113 28r l ""Ba w/aar Adlts. APl 1RTMENTS w7auto opener. waaher ml to beach. $265 incl Specious studio apt near 2 Br. I Be. with refrlge . ft! •. d I 11 536-8090 Main Beach Ocean vu. Z Ir. I lo ADt cptJi, drps. bltns . rncd bullt·in s. carpe t s & "' ryer ncld Avail 4 l a · pvt deck, util pd. Adults , Newly decor. C:as pd. yd. water pd. ~-4120· drapes. S410. 951·0881 or COUNTRY CLUI TSL MGMT 642 UIOS Pro reulonal Ma le to no P•ts S42"/mo . e n c l jtar pool 66'7Victor ia t.S4i5 9"1 7630 •-k f Lo ' SClll 1.~ s hare Park Newport ••u1>c•"1 .., d /washer .• Adult s ' 2619 "J"SantaAnaAve. ". . "" or UI~. UVIMGIH c=:t"',..___, ...... '°'" _,_ .,. 2 _..,,,, 3 S4lO 33801 Mariana ..,.. ...--3171 Townho u se. N . B O'I ""' NEWPORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Amenities: spa. jacuzzi. M•wport leech 3769 ------, 2 br. J:Y• ba. nu crpts . wet le.A.CH Condo lBr. frpk. encl, tennis. racquet ball. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• llrTowwhouse bar. Crplc. s undeck . 1>A gar.Water&gas paid An swer Ad 11409 . Fabulous , Oceanfront. Newly de<'or. gas pd.. ~ ocean vu. Must see. 1600. No pets. S425. 775·21 14 642..QIO. 24 hrs. Wkly: Easter. Summer. e n c I gar . . po o I . 493-6384. 661-9343 An adult community on Now. 2·4 Br Prime loc. d l w asher. Adults . FAMILY A"S. the Bac k Bay. Spec 673-7873 642-5073 . Brand new beaulirul lrg 2 br. balcony. D .W . lacular Spa. 7 swim apt. for families with 1 clean. coin launctrv & ming pools. 8 lighted ten· Spac. condo. 2Br. 11.,Ba. Resp Mature Empt women to shr 2bd nr OCC $200+979·5897 or 54().3233 PRIME LOCATillt ~for ground floor. 17th St. & Bristol. Close to courthouse & all freeways. Up to 2500 sq . rt. John. Offlct Rental 4400 Con'"•rclol •·•·•·•···••··•··•··•·• ........ 4475 450 sq . ft . Deli~htrul ••••••••••••••••••••••• workinl! s pace with Store Space for lease. ocean view Full bath 3 1500 sq fl & 1260 11q ft yr old bldg S450 m o in Hunt1ni.tlon Bt-ach Luxury Oceanfront Spacious 3 Br Duplex Weekly. 2or3 Br Comp S410. Pool & laundry fac or 2children Near park wshr. l(ar. nr ocean nis courts. bike trails. Heat paid No pets 493.5953 art 5PM. P u t t i n g g r e e n 3Br. 2 Ba $560 ---Bachelors. l and 2 Encl. gar .. pool No pets. S450Lmo lse. 497-1874 eves South LOCJUM 3,16 -Turner AssorL 494 1177 F' I e x 1 b I e I er m s Colorado woman would 2131596 7202 (urn 1n c ld l inens ~9556Crom 12·7PM. &4~4784. VILLA C~DOVA 3911 w Wilson. 63I 5583 Hwwtlncjtot1 leoch 3140 bedrooms apartments . ••••••••••••••••••••••• and townhouses Crom • •••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanf;ont studio apt with patio. ove rlookmjt pvl beach SSSO/mo util incl 499-~3 or 499-5021 like t-0 shr your rum apt Pro montory Pt pre fe rre d . Lve me ss 1213)821~6 NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAR·ROUNO FUN: Social Achv1ties 01 reel"•• Free Sunoav Brunch • BBQ s •Par lies • Pius much more GREAT RECREATION: Tennis• Free Lessons 1pro & pro shop)• 1 Heat1h C1u1>~ •Sauna. Hydromassage •Swim ming• 01 iv1ng Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS. S1ng1e~ t & 1 Beurooms • Fur nist-eo & Unlurn1~heO • ~Oult L1 .. ng •No Pets • MOOPIS Open daily 9 to 6 Oakwood Garden Apartments Newport Beech/So. 1700 161" St "t' ,,; tb1" 7141 642·5113 Newport Beech/No. 880 11v1ne dr '~I,,. 7141 645-1104 2Ar. 2Ba. I~ patio. pool. tennis courts. bay view. avail Apr .. 1 mo min rental. ad Its only S 1200 mo 673-8861 or641\ 6350 Cross from bch L~ briiiht 3Br1 ba, part furn 0 1W. patio $650 /vrly. 968·"263 A~lments Unfurnislwd ....•.................. Most uliJ.-rree. New C'r pt. Newly painted 2 Br 2 Ba en<'I tara~e . pat io. Patio. built-ins. J!3ra1Ze dshwhr\ landry rm. No Adults. no pets lmmed pets. occ 645-~. S48-4291 2 BDRM $465 I BDRM S395 QUICI< IH 2323 Elden Ave . CM Large 2 Br + pool, 642 7605 Eastside Onh· S395 mo PINE-BLUFF-APTS No last m.o req Must be . seen. Drive bv 149 F. l Br with loft 2 Ba. B ay St T h.en c all Adult complex. patio. 642·1603 and 1Zel readv to view. frplc. encl gar.. move. · ias stove. dishwasher. - s pa. lndry rm No pets. WALLACF:ST APTS FromS525. Newly deC'orated 2 Br. I SPMC 631·6107 Ba. S425 Small c hild Near new 2bdrm . 2ba. rrplc. laundry fac. new cr pls. drps & pa10t. End J!llr. S475 Adults. no pets 673-211 3. 494 5758 eves APARTMENTS OK . no pet s 2 049 Wallace 11 l. 645·6452 HEAR HEW 2 Bdrm wlfrplc. bit In::.. I r ~ j!araj!l' quiet nei)!hborhood. wa lk to park & shop S495. Isl . l:tst + dep Call Marv l!S7·2040 Reaut1rully lands caped 2 Bd I Ba. $375 Garage 1Zarden apls P a tios o r yard. no kid::. pets Call deC'ks Pool & s pa Heal Crail? 631 1266 paid. covered parking. ra ;r. ..... ~ :::.1 ~1iif4' 2250Vanguard Way ··-·--·-S4().9626or S48·2408 • * * Tino V. Eart :.>11 Jerrrey •C Costa Mesa You are the winner of 4 free tlcbh <S32 value ). to Circus Varqas Mar 17th. 8P'M al Mont~omery Ward 4m Fwv al Bristol Cos.ta Mes a ('all 642-5678. ext 272 to claim vour tickets *. * 2bclrm. Iba >.Int lo<' (acro ss s t rro m Oakwood Apt::. 1 H<'ar patio $5251 mo 645 3114 Charming I Rr Bea m:- pat10. <'Ul·de s al' quie t Adults S375 Sav:JI!<' Wilde&Co 675 MOfi C01.y 1 Ar 1Zues t unit F.'s1de. l'l1I pd Avail Apr 19th S425. 645 6625 Im mac LarJ?e 2 Ar 2 Ba 2 car iza r age $575 642 ~. Bent A,ient GeMnlll 3802 2 Br 1 Ba 1 Story. s haJ?. 2 Br I ha. F.'s1d<' l'ool. _ear pvt yard. new l'PI paint S450. 673 0731 ••••••••••••••••••••••• drps. patio. frplc cl w. 'APTMTS FOR RENT heam ceihn1?s. prv .ear Ad Its S450 2650 .. c; .. H B .. NB . Costa Mes a Somethm_e for f:\•eryone F:lden 11 >538·8406 2bdrm. frplr. patio. sep un1t $475 mo 2636 Elden 646-6789. S48·6019 Bach. lo 4 Br Unrurn Apls. Certam locations o ff er Pool. s pa . fi replace. laun room. be amed ceil1nes. i;cara~es. all bu11l-rns Garden & Townhouse 2bdrm l 1'>ba . hwasher. crpls. )!a r . 995 3311 995·3311 d I !> drps S47 0 E s1de lrg 3bdrm. p\'l patio. s5501 mo 640-0997 2ba. des11?n TSl.MGMT 642 1603 Larj!e 2 Br 1 Ra /\dull Unit 310 Leatrice Lane. near Di s neyland lmmed avail S395 mo. + S200 security Randal Mock Mn11r 75().7943 <'ves aft 7or wknds lalboa Island 3806 liSTSIDE Country Woods 2 Br & Study. tri-level. fireplace. s kyliithl. derk No childre n or pets $535 180 F. 21s t St Days 646-4262. Eves 645·9543 2 Br. 1 1 ~ Ba 2 Br 21 ~ Ba. f'rplc. dishwasher. laun- dry facilities. carports 548·0967 a fl 4 2Br. IBa duplex D1~ hwas her . n e.JN lv r e modeled. laundn h1>0k up S525 lease 646-2135 3br . l''lba. cpl /drapes carport. s mall renced vard. $4()()/mo 2522 'R' Santa Ana Ave. M6 3192 THE WHIFFLE TREE Luxury Adult units at af fordable living 1.2 & 3 Br Well decorated Olymp1c size pool. light· ed tennis court. J acuzzi. park like landscaping Most beautiful bldg 10 HB From S360 846·0619 ,~o ADULT ~~-LIVING • I & '2 BR, Pallo A pis • 01sltwi1slter) & 880 s • Pool & Rec Room • Ga• den l i1ndscap1n9 • Joo 10 Buen & Snops S t G t SEA ENVIRONMENT 9632 HAM IL TON H B %2 4SOO WOODLAKE APTS. 846-6591 S429.00 per month On Jamboree At San Joaquin Hills Road 1714)644·1900 ----ROCMM 4000 Oceanfront for Winte r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rentals. Furnis hed .& Laguna Beach Motor Inn. unfurn. Broker 675-491 2 985 No Pac1f1c Coast NO FEE! Apt & Condo rentals Villa Rentals 675·4912 Broker 2 br. 1'"> ba + jtar. Hoaj! Hosp area. nu decor. open hse Sat & Sun 11 ·3. 4238 H i lari a W a y . SSOOl mo. 830-5875 NEWPORT H EIC HTS 2 Br I Ba No k1lrhen S400mo. incl ut i l 644-6780. 646·3189 Versailles I brl stud10. new crpt. drapes. pool. rec. sec bld g Adults. no pets S475 +1st. last . sec dep 548·5981 Hwy. Laguna Beach Daily. Weeklv. KilC'hen available Low winter rates 494.5294 Room with kitchen pr1 v Near bus & s hopprng c·enter. 962·7520 art 6PM or wknds Room wl Ba. separate l'O 1ran<'e. lovelv home Nn· smkr s:m 644 4136 Will shr my plush. spac home. micro. frplc. pool. hot tub. on golf course 10 Back Bay, N.B. Chris tian pnnciples. Pref no s moke/drink. 851· 1910 M. under:.> lo shre Nwpt Bch hseS250 645·9549 Newport Beach furn master bdr m suite rn lux 2bdr~ condo nr Hoag Hosp. Wa lk to bch S375. C'all 631 ·3756. Female roommate want ed 25 y r s + Non smoker Vista del I.ago Apts $250 April Isl 545-9'J73 Adult luxu~v I & 2 & 3 2 Rr 2 Ba Penlhou~e Bdrm Beaut1ru1 lakes & Apt w'm· vu S700 mo s treams Complel e l Mo to Mo 714 624 1325 amen1l1es No pets 1 F:ves Proms~ Swedis h ex<'hanJ?e s tu dent. 19. mall•. need~ to rent room. 4'm o period Stivtml! 2n'1 Wl'ek April. ~pl•ak 'I Sw e di s h F.nsihsh. -;ome German N H J r ea Re a-. 549 9294 549 9295 Room "'1th k 1tr hen prl\' M F m <'r 50 "lo drink 1n1Z n o -.m ok111 1! Sl80 mo Pll·a~e l'a ll 631 3677 Rmmte lo shr Ille n1ceh furn 2br, Iha apt wlbeh view w workml? male fem S250 mo + ', util vrly Greg675·2627 f'em to shr w same 25 45 2br. 2ha. all ammen. Mesa Verde S300 Don na 833-2225 I br. I ha. frplc. ()W . t'OC'I ~a r Nr llunl Harbor .lan.1!46· 1186 3 Br 21 :• R11 2 Ston frplc-lndry rm rn 4 Ple x Ro l s a Ch1c11 Warner area $5811 per mo R40 5504 2 Bdrm. 2 ba apt. Crplt· t>nrl ~araJ,?e $455, i\J?t 96().4614 or 848·2780 · 2 &. 3 Aeclroom s S400.S450 Kids OK no pet-. please W ater1 T rash Paid Carport 964 ·2566or973·2971 AJ?t no re-e $575 Reaul1ful 3 Br 2•, Ra Owners un1t Built ins & indoor gardt>n Near Hunt H arbour 4752 Pearce St Hurrv ' Won't last ' Gemini Rllv 531 2200 2 Rdrm. 2 ha. c·pts. drps. dl w, enrl izar. hearh & 5 Points area S450 mo 842·803'l l.~ 3 Rr 2 Ba F' P laun- dry hook up. patio Avail 4 I Nr llunl Harbour ssso 840 3129 2 Rr 2 ba. m11·rowavt'. frplr $51101mo C all 963 6490 or cl rive hv 21792 Arnokhurst Apt 18: Spacious 3bdrm rondo 21~ ba Quiet toe· S695 mo fiJl 1759. 631 4744 759-9100 *TRANQUILITY• Very private l & 2 Br a dull apts. AVAIL NOW Large rtoor plans. ~arden la nds rap1n11. pool. jacuzzi <:real loc·a tion . close to ever yth i nJ?! Some townhouses & apl!l with dens avail No pets please. From S540 NI CF. Rm for rent nd ne11?hbo rho oc1 S I AS Ref's 545. Hlfi7 Hotels, Motfls 4100 •...................... Ralhoa Inn IH't'anfront Low winter rates Dari" or weekly Kitchenettl: S9o & up 675 8740 SEA LARK MOTEL Rm w hath + gar N" pl Reh for femalt> S2iJO mo li45·7272 Father W Son ha-. 3hr duplel< nr heh-will s hr l'nlirt• plare M F d<i~!o fi42·~ 673 5191 ('V('!o lsl:md Waterfront clrlx. lieck. frpk. dork Empl fl·m o nl y S435 m o M6 9932 Nwpt Br h . S400 1nel MARINERS S9UARE APARTMEMTS 1244 Irvine Ave. •Weeklv rentals now prkJ?, 35· to sand. shr avail •S98 and up w 'M.2br 851·1436J1m Between Westcliff Dr & Mariner Drive 645-0252 •Color TV •Phones in rooms 2274 Nt>wport 81 \'d I' M 646 7445 ~Rentals 4200 YEARLY 3 Br 2 Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steps to ocean. S695 per OC f.AN FRO NT SUM moBkr645-3683 MF.R RF.NTA LS S750 - ---wk Adlts onlv Now tak 3 B r 2 B a . i n c I mg reser vations 499 3579 stove/refrig. yrly rental v ......t..t~ R--"al 4-2-50 S675lmo AJO 673·3355 ... ac__, '"" s ------...................... . Verasailles I Br studio 4hdrm. 2ba condo on penthse condo. adlts.no North Shore of Tahoe pets. S4SO mo + Isl las t Fully fum. 5 min Crom + sec. dep 645 3447. North Stur S400 "klv 979·5370 Jim 957 :l226. S:tO 3946 Aerl Larf,!e Big At'ar C'uh1n Fem lo !'hr w same Your home or apt NR area 645·8600, ext 51 WnrkmJ? rem share m v home Own rm & Ra $185 mo Nr lloai: S48-0027 Roommate wanted to shr spacious lux C'ondo by the sea. $250 mo + util No Isl. last req Call for app't 675·9442. 673·5419 Roommate to shr 4br ocean view condo with M'f' roomate. SJOO•mn Ref's. 642-01116 3 Br 1 Ba Stt-ps lo the beach . $675 Proper! v House. 642·3850 Pool labl<•. c•nlor TV 2 Garoqes 4350 rrplrs .. rps 14 545 tlHll! for llent rent. .••..•••••..•.•........ l n<•hnl' V1llal!l'. I.AK f. Now ava1lablt> hlt>ul lo1·at1on for i\llorne ' Real F.stale ur F.n lreprent>ur In bt'aul1ful I' ma1nta1ned full se r v i c e butld1n.ll CCorner Wesl <'hff Dr & Irvine Ne wport Beach 1 500 sq fl Call Melissa 645·6101 Newport Center Lawyer or other proft>~s 1onal SJO!!le ok 10 t•xc<' ..,u1tt• Law library , rl'<'l'p'I. telephone ons we r1ni.? avail l.<'aSl' avail i\ V C 0 f· 1 n an,. 1 a I To"' c· r 955·2411 230 E 17th St C osta M<•s a s uit e~ 350·9(Xl sq rt from 75• A 11 amenities Ca ll Tl•11 ~ Cressmun 554 9000 WESTCLIFF AREA F: x e (' u t I \ e ~ II I 1 I' ... I! r o 11 n d C I o o r I n 1· Secrelarta I ' book kN•p rn11 serv avail Call ror m o r e d l' I a 1 I ' ( 714 >631 3651 I R 27<Xl ... q rt rulh 1m prO\'t'd 'pa('(• s 1 5 '" fl pleasanl h dt,1111•11 rnt•1 >< offrrM 2 ser·, a rra' + ronferenrt• r11<1m 1-'or rn formation 17141 04 1 H~ll !146·0287 545 SQ.FT. 17th St. Cost a M t>o,a 3 room ~uhe S450 mu Realonom1cs fi75 fi7110 CdM Ueluxe Suitt·~. AC ;impl pk~. \1111 J)(t 21155 F: ('st llwv fi75 fl91MI S111te a\':HI a pprn\ I llHI sq ft NPwporl i\ t1·h1•, Marina Hh1i.? IH2 ll)1•1 orr11·t'~ :ioo Ron "' ft Strl'E'l le,·el 'k" Ir l e·~ nr L a ~ u n a c 11 \ 11 .I 11 494 5688 ACCOL'NTi\NT Attn' nr olht>r llrnf ., wante<l to fill Cull.,, 1· l'' l'C SUll(' 2 SIJal'lllll' \.\ 1n do°" ofcs avail 1mme1t Cmplt Tax hb ·rn l'onf rm ear lr\'mc• C'1t' llall Call Mr Va nn• 54!1 4023 •NEWPORT HACH EXEC SUITES Prest11Z1ous bui Id in.ll at One Newpnrt Pl Re<•c•p t ionist. w:Hl rnlZ room . l'Onf t•ren re room . -;el'retanal s pa('t', sup I/Ort s1•rv1('f'S From 1211 sq n 714 H33 8100 Small o(fl ('<' IH :!7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bi\ Yf'RONT 2br . Iba I Br Stove & refrii;:e 1231,, F. B avfro nt Small yard Adult. no Quiet 2 km~ sz hdrms. 2ba. 2 sty ~arden apt all new decor. w/d hook up end J?ar. mature adults S425 559-4654 llnfurn1sht'd I Br Near heach P11t10. f,!ara J?e 536·16811 SUPERIVIEW Large 2 Br 2 Ba over lookinit Back Rav Loads o f c lose t s . fireplace. 2 carports. 2 balconys. 745 Domin1w Or Call befor e 5 PM S725 979·8889 or 645 1260 Ti\llOI-: New :mr. lake view. frpk . complctel" rum1sht'd [)a\', wk. mo rat~ 549 0012 Oouhle _earage for CdM.S80mo. 644-9726 Offic.~ Rental West ch ff Dr N fl <: 1100 4400 lo<· St50permn fi:ll il9CIO S 5 9 5 I v r I v N a n c ,. pets S315 548 I 377 (2131277. 4511' 2 H UGE Bedroom s in lolboo Pettinsula 3807 s uper locat1on fo'ully .•..........•..••...... P enn Pt: 2br. s tain ~lass sundeck ~ar .. laundry. adults. no pets. S525 mo 673-1194 carpeted. built ins . ~round noor Adults . no pets $35() mo Applv Apt E 568 W Wil s on 646-44n Bachelor. yearlv. ne~I~ 2 Br Gar Chtld Pet OK pamled 404 F: Balboa. $485 As k for M 1ke see mana~er Apt 1 641·0763 EAST SIDE 203 E 19Tll ST 2Br. !Ba. rrplr Will s how f'rr 4 6PM S485 mo. Ownr 549 2042 3br. 2ba. hv Canvon & Wilson $475 m o Call RUSS at 642 61 53 Lr~ 2Rr. !Ba. duplx. j!ar W 1D hkup. no pets . S425 2 178 B . Pl ace nti a Capistr..o l.ach 3818 • 2 Br 2 Ba Plaza. SA Child OK 641·1460 Condo nr SC S45·7983 ...................•... Guest h se s tudio. full kilch. yard. avail 3120 S320 661-6747 Pool ssoo 3Rr. 2Ba. 4-ple x j!ar. 549 3232 or adults. no peL<; S480 H140 C. Valencia S45·79113 2 Bdrm triplex near So. Coz, 3 Br 11':.' Ba c•ondo. rrplr. pool. s pa. tennis C'ourt S525'mo Diane 539 1493. 530·1661 2hr 2ba j!ar l 'i yr old Sl50mo 17 061 B St Warner nr Reh 84A 1410 avail Mar 20th Large 2 Br Tn Piel< patio ura)!e. c lose to be ach 1209 F"lorida $450 96(). 2854 IESTVALUE Versailles corner pt-n thouse 2 Br 2 Ba. comm pool. j a c . wgt room S700 mo 675·3787 Duplex upper 4 Br 2 Ba Huge Ma ster l blk ocean. S7i5 AJO 642·8850 Maua1 condo avail 4 30 to 5 13 ssoo ror 2wks Sleeps 5 Call VI 759·1501. fi46 1769 On the beach ' 2 Rr 200fl W Occanrronl 1!.111.\e r llnrt 1 Wceklv or Mon thl" 75!1 1677 NF:W PALM SPHINGS f'ulh· fum C'ondo Ten ms pools Wknd' s1so Wklv. SJOO 645 8171 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Off1{'l' warcho!Js p nr ()(' Eleiant pror bldg rn If B Airport 1800 Mt rt o HH'l'' 85' per sq rt 1st-R<'d & warehous l' Ofrr ce~ Carpet. 893 1351 rull carpeted & a1rrnnd LOOKING ... for a company thal needs 2JOO s r or low cost carpeted spare F:xec offiee & pvt bath on 2nd level All ne wly d e corated RIGHT REALTY 979-8533 Assuml' l1'1yr<; al S750 mo or neJ?ot1at1' long<'r term w ownr 556 9!1011 SUB LEASE MEWPORT BEACH · 1617 WestchH N A Want •Oceanfront. NB. wkly· rinancial inst. 7000s r F.aster. s ummer. now 2 Isl noor. A~ent S41·5032 1.nw lease ra te 2190 'Cl fl 6 prv orrires. lrg r<' ('t'pl area Nea r 0 (' Airport on R1rch St rn Commerce Park 4BR 673-7873 833 8244 or "40·4271 Corona ct.I Mar 3822 Csl Plaza Spacious. walk·in closets. bltins. patio. gara~e. No pets $450 mo. A~enl 833·9293 S2So 1 Br. Apt. Very safe No smoker. prev rer·s r eq. 954 W 17th St. 548-0358 f'REF: R ENT til 3131/At Hnlg Landmark 3 BR c ondo Brand new Adull'i only over 40 vrs S650 mo 759·9386 WATEft FROHT Spacious 2 Br Quiel, private. bi~ jtar . slip for 40' boat avail. S750 673-6336 & 642·9666 -R...tah to Shere 4300 WHICH SPACE s..its Your Meeds? ~/950/830/440 s l f Prestigious bldgs lusiMss Retttol 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious 1 Br w l~arage. laundry racil. $525 Ask for f'aye 640·9900 E. Side triplex 3br. 2ba. immed occup. no pets $550/mo i n cl utll 851-9647 Newport Hts. Ir~ !bdrm, Iba. new crpts , stove. vrd. 370 La Pt-rle Ln $375 76().ln59 lniM 3844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WALNUT SQUARE 2 Br townhouse. Must see to appreciate S495/mo. Plan D 833 ·7519 evl wknds. 752· 1800 dys. IACH.UMIT 2 blks from beach on Peninsula. Avail im· med. S275/mo. Ulil. Incl Tom Camardi. 6 Agt 559.9400 --------- ------Cu t e 2 Br . 1 B a . Avail April 1st. 2 Ar 2 Ba. with sundeck Close lo beach. No pets S700 mo. 675·0124 J ackie. -Westside Duple" Apt HwwliMJton leach 3840 Hwwtitt(jton leoch 3840 fireplace. gar age In lov- 2 Bdrm. 1 Ba . deck . l 'pstairs 2 Rr. 1 Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ely Newport H eights. carport. adults . no pels. Refrige .. stove. enclsd !rr.:==================;;i SS~. 675-0349 Lse S530 644 6382 o r gar No pets or s m all 673-0473 c hildren S390. 770·5629 Large 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Avail. immed. No pets 1635 mo. 559-9265. 3br. 2ba. S7SO/mo Property Mart 640-9019 Lovely Rarden a pt Lrg. 3Br. 2Ba. rrplc. bit. ins. Call day: 631 -4402, ni"ht: 760-ln34. S395. 2 BR. gar. 1st. last + SlOO. 132 E. Bay St. New 2 Br 2 Ba. ocean vu. 541·5331 : 646--2325 2 car gar. '650/mo. Reta. WestclUT area 1 Br. Up· req'd 497.23111 S Oelx ~n vu. 1 Br. new · ly decorated. w /gar. Adults '67Sl mo. Ask for Faye. 640-9990 per. 311&. Utlla. lncld. Fireplace. 642-6097. Super Back Bay 3bdrm Condo . All n ew + llrtplac~ & wood Ooor· lnl(. enclad J(lr&f'es . S.S. 642-6100 • Kennebunkport? lsn 't that the ooat that won The America's Cup in ·757 ~ro~ If you're not sure Who (or what) Kennybunkpor1 was. don't feel bad-you're not alone. KennybunkpOrt. ls one of 14 dlstfnct1vely different apartment floorplans at Seawind Village In Huntlnoton Be.ach. Seawind Village Is a result of totally personallied professional planning. The kind of attention you de!erve. S365· Clean 1 Br. Partly furn. w/garal(e space. Vt block to beach. lnq. l20 36t~ St. Versailles Condo. ocean view. 2bdrm. 2ba, frplc. full sec. & amenit.ies. '6951 mo. 95S· 1 l20. • Versailles. Beaut P IH 2Br 2ba suit~s. Mirrors thru·out, bltln wine reek. View or bay. 1'750. Sandy 642-6149 Prestigious Versailles! Spac. 2 Br. Condo. ALL amenities. 1625. No last . 645-DO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moving? Avoid deposits & cut living expenses! Professionally s ince 1971. HOUSEMATES 832-4134 Male 40-CS shr 5br. 2ba. hse. C.M. Spa. Nr SC Plaza & Frwy S200. Shr ulils. 641-4913. * Shclred LMIMJ * Counselors to personally select your compatible rmmte to s uit your lirestyle. Shared-Living. 833 Dover Or Suite 31 NB 631 -1801 Fe m wanted to shr home w /same nt OCC . 1225/mo. Reis req. 540-080R. Freeway close. RIGHT REALTY 979-8533 KOLL CENTER MEWPORt Elegant executive suites In prestige locat ion With complete support ser vices. 714/851 ·0681 KOLLCEHTER HEW PORT EleRant executive s uites in prestige location. With complete support services. 714/8SHl681 Luxurious. full service or- fice space. 1·6 rms. con• ference r oom . sec:'I services. Newport Beach. Call tor info; 752..etM Fem rmmt.e t.o 1hr lrg 3br 2ba home In N.B. w/2 yntJ adlt.s pets neg S2SO Michelle/Karl 549·0987 MD's facll, In HB. 2.000 Fem to 1hr 2Br Zba condo aq.ft. Reduced to S.1200 in lrvlnt. Tennis. pool. mo. Jae. Red Carpet, • •••••••••••••••••••••• For store & offic<' sp3<'l' at reasl)nahle ralrs 500 to 2700 Sq Ft. MFSA VEROF. l>R PLAZA 1525 Mesa Verde F:. C M 545-4123 Newport Beach. Sl.25 sq. ft New dlx office or r etail w l pvt bath. security. a I c. 600 2400 sq. rt 509 31st St. lnext to Bank or Newport. Lido Canner y a rea I. 675-3238. (213)641·9700 PriMtLoc.tkHt 1270 Sq ft on busy Beach Boulevard-H untlngton 'Beach. Ideal for real estate office, store or other suitable business. 2 Private baths. a valla· ble immediately 10 Year lease . At.trocllvely priced. 642-432' \ ... 216 Weekaays Cot•M:ch:I . .... 4475 3 700 <;q fl dc-lu .u • .,howroom & warehouse See to apprec 631 4402 4.000 sq fl ror Is(> stora~e work are.i potential of fir e se t up Will neg ot1 a l t' 1Zood lse llarhor & Warner. S A 546 3700 COROHA DEL MAR P resl11Z1ous reta II lol· llwy frontaJ?e. prime. nt-w 1714 t645 5429 1714176011418 Industrial R~al 45P.O •••••••••••••••••••• 1). !>SO() up 1640' lru;lus'llOf C1re 18101 Redondo Cr "P" llunt Reh 842·21:!34 HEW COST A MESA INDUST. PARI< on wes t O('('a n bl u rr 20()(11118..')()()~ r & ofr <;' 2AOO ., f Rav VmC' 7 11 ~11155 . •! ~ J'rrmt•Campus llr Lol'allon \1-r'"' fr11m A1rporl < 1rr11·t· Warl'hOU!ot' Spaee ltl·a~cmahlt; I .t•a.,e Ter m' ( '"' ner 549 4064> MESA IMDUSTRIAL PARK 711 W. 17th. St. Costo Mesa, Calif. 642-4463 11<711 sq n \ 1111t :I\ ail for 1mm1•tl ot·1·upan<''' I 2'1W 'ifl fl & I :l7!HI "I rt unrt 1-.. ;J \a1I 1\prrl 1-.t 2 St o r al!t' Waro•h11u~c·.., a' :iii ror 1mm!'<·cupanl'" 2000 & 2'!0fl sq n • 33' J4· f\'l fl •I A.'3'olOJ! nHtre hr" \1on thru Fri R ~ Sal 1112 .,. OFFICE c;,,.x1 for dr:ift1n1? hl1· a.,.,·, rlran opera lion 1000 ''I n a pprox SJ75 17th & Ne "' port .C~ 646 IB.1fi 24 hr H,700 Ml Ct o ff1 rt' • ";irehous1• I r"rne In du-.tn<il near San Oiel!o Frwv nrr .Jamhort'e Call fi4fi 11144 o r 1nqu1r1• M ;irn:-1 \n 11\75:! :-.love~ !157 !12611 Hrk r <:001> In v1te<l Sto... 4550 ....................... Stnru11e W ;irehou~es in C'ost:i Mesa avail for 1mme<l cX'rupann 20011 & 2ROO sq rt 33' per sq fl C';.1 II 642·4463 ~on thru Fri R 4 Sat 10 2 Storage Gara.l!es C \I 548-3878 Rentals W ontflt 460( ...•.................•. Rehahle part' \.\anl" 111 lease home with water '1e"' & beach acce!'o; Nt'wport 1..i_l?una areu 1\ UI! Sept Oct M U"t he furn Turnkev 1714 I 32li !1820 R espon~1hle e m plnved rem would like I Rr apt or house in Laitun.i R ea c h Approx S4<10 mo l s t mo. & seru rit v o nl y CaJ.1 Ans wer Ad •396 It 642-4:.x.I. 24hrs per day. luslnes1/lt1•Ht/ Finmtce • •••••••••••••••••••••• lusNls , Opportunity sob! ····················~-' *** HGMDOWM 1845 Monrovia • 12 Costa Mesa You are the winner of 4frffffcbh <S32 value I. to Cfrca V C1n101 Mar 17th. 8PM at Montf'omery Ward ~Fwy. at Bristol Costa Mes8 Call 642-5678. ext. 2'72' ta claim yourtlt:kets. ••• •nJ ATIENTION ., on9tloa .. DICOllATC>aS 2Spacious apts. 28r . 2Ba. beamed celling, rrplc. sundeck. pvt loc. Wttlk to LltUe Corona. l6so mo. Mf.9728 Sunny 2 Br upetaint apt.. E'slde. Ger. deck. laund rm. no pe\1. S4SO/mo. Avail Apr 1, 631-lOM A perfect blend of narure and llvlng- nestlecl lo a forest with babbling brooks and Quiet pondS, cqoled by natl.lral octan breezes. Add to that tennis courts. swimming pools. ajacuUI and a convenient loc.ltlon near shopping and emptoo/ment and you·ve got a plact anyone would proudly r.all hOmt. (Even Kennybunkportl) One and two bedroom. ol'le and two bath Newport Het1hta Duplex 2 Br. 1 Ba. AdulU, no pets. '485. mo. 1.ll. last rec rm. 559-4191 eves. 893-1.351 ~~~~~~~~~- Co 1yhlneto1hr wlfem or MilWPolT CIMTH ••·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·11 Cu1tom shade, dra~y and carpet buslneaa Upper duplex. 3bdrm. 2ba. tlOO/ mo. m.eNZ Studio Apt. t blkt \0 bc:h. 1325/mo. avall. 4/1 Georp TJ0.7000.175-tllS WF.STBA Y APTS New iarden apta. paUos. pool. 1pa. Adulta. no pm. ,2Br . 2be $480.l4as •W. Wlllon, e3t•$5U ~·-~-. 155SS Hunarpi V11101 Ln Hun\lllOtOfl Beadl. CA (71•) ...... 1 From the Stil 1>119» ,.,...._ OtM nonti on IMdl to Mcflddln, "*' ... OI\ llkf'addln to ~ Vlll9 ..... FUrnWql ..... •Open ~ 10 AM 'tll cMk. depoet\. $1'7 Bolta. Day• '31·Z20. Evet • Wknda 541-5041. Sbr, l~ba. frlge &r llH In· cld. No children or pell. seootmo. tu.5103. lbr. ocean view. auard txqol1lt• clubhouse, pool, ape • IYftl. Ad11lta (JJly. -· Ml-O'ZJO, male CM no move In COit Full Service Suites S250/moesuise scurcosn s Fem rmmte wanted to All:'~ 1':;J°''0 1hr hme-trvlne 2br, 2ba 840-54'10 pool/Jae avail. non·amkr 1--------- Uoo/mo. lncludlnl utll. •Dll.UXIO...Cl5• --~ Prom 1 room up to noo l.l'VW>oN-·· e••...u aq. "· 11·°' per eq. "· ' '"'"" anr. r:.l'"Vn l"OOml end up. No ltue 2 f«rll detir. ftm •hr requil'fld. 21'1 DuPont lbr, b om rn.t ._no Dr. Mj, Alrpot"ttrlfo\el. 1mkT/Pltatn-tLn m-ms. f.12 \ COIOHA Da MAI Prime retail. vacant a. rtlldy. 800 to 1900 eq, ft. ~ Jut Eaat Coasl • call today I ~U>HO J.I J(m ~ •• G73-8f!H C..-HwJ.,CdM w/exp1ndjn1 lnttr~r desltlrl c:lientele. lSOO,~ f\, Corona del Ma~. Cout Hwy rrontau. x lnl '°"' ..... '" well undfr matttt tnc:hld'e1 at~• Pl"E. ITUOO. *cote~ • lnvettmetal .-rm 4cc~ l..nden c ..... /Cw:rete °'".. ••••1 Hwc ...... •·····················• ..••••...•.•..••.....•......................•. ··················~···· ............................................. . --------•I CF.N. CONSTRUCTION Foundetlona. Retalnlnl( Additions. Rtmodels Walls, fflllaldo Res tora· DRYWALL o ur tx · Pt"rtiM. Quality with the rl•ht price. 631·2004 G•••stW..tH Mowin«. edJln•. rakln.i. 1 we•pln1 F ree Htlmates 848·0944 o r MJ.5737 SUMMER SPECIAL Sl .67 Per Day Ltclins. Mark9'19-44ll lion. Slabs . Pallo11. 1'hat's ALI. you pay ror a JO day ad In lht• DAILY l'ILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY l>O ITNOW' AskForS..-a Your Da1h Pilot Service D1rertor v Representative 642-5678, Ht 311 c • .,. ... ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• R F.MODEL-REPAIRS Also Custom Cabinets 2nd i enerat1on. 17 y rs In a rea Lic'd. Top qual. Mr Palombo. 962-8314. CUSTOM INTERIOR CARPENTRY By Jav 642·R809 Ca rpentr y. plumbin.R & t•lt><'trical · l.1c rontrac tor \rene, 642·"537 Hl•mod Repair n elia ble F enre' l(ate-.. dorks. homes. t'H' i\l 67S 6294 ... ---------1 Custom Hom es Custo m BOOKKF.EPING &TAX S E RVICF: R e11~ rates 496 O!l 13 Remodelln1it from the l!round up a spenaht~·' Reas hrlv rules 4!Hi 4784 OP S Mi\1.1.1-ll'SINF.SSES Carp.t Service All Ht'<'lJ.! 'rrv1rtts r~as ••••••••••••••• •••••••• fi73 1266 Mfi 4871 Asphalt ••.......•.••••........ Orl\ewav' parking Int re pa 1r~ ,c-.1 l1·oat inc S&S ''pha ll f.lfi tint L11·'d Sha mpoo & s tr am clean Color br11Zhll'nt>rS. wht r q >tl-10 min ltlear h lla ll II\ din rm' SIS a \ I! rm S7 ~I rou r h SJO ehr SS Cu.1r l'h m 11et ndor ('rpl r<'1><11r 15 \ r' •''tfl ll<1 \\ork m"~u·lr ll 1•f, ~n 01111 Block& Brick Lic'd . &C2 8387 e ves P a t ios. Driveway s & Walkway~. Ru11 Rates U r 'd 290971 94;2 0986. 66l·llf72 IYKtrical ..........••........... -------- ELECTRICIAN prltcd G..,.., Senlcet ri.iht, f~ estimate on •••••••••••••••••• •••• • lar1ite orsmall jobs Complete mobile ho m e Lie •396621 813·03:19 ser vice. ~levtl• to rt' Child Care T~p Quallt;-De~ndo bll' models. 968·4341 ................ • ••• ••• Service. Reas. Rates. 18 H~ I LIC CHILD CARE vrseltperience S3l·ll055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MvCoron11 del M11r · ---- ho!M t;73-294S Electrician Sm. Jobs . Sll.90/WI Hot lunr h (' "t1 Chris t 1an Pret1choul 646 5'123 Ca pable mother wlll ~1t O 3 yrs. hot lunrh mrl 8S7-49'l2an s pm Contractor ••••••••••••••••••••••• m aint & repu1rs 1.k •233108-ClO 548·5203 F.LF:CTRICAI. and rf' modehna Quality with the bt>st price 631 2004 F.lertn chm trouble rail~. repair. addltionii. ln'lt ull o u ti e t 11 • r e m o cl l' I 11 548·98 8 1. 11 46 :!RH Whooler F.le1·trit'. In<· llOMlt~ IMPROVE M ~~NT Rt'motMlnM Odd Job11 28 vra ex per 919 2285 f'o rp<'nlr yl 11 11 ndv m11 n Orvw oll. • Pslntln1t patio rovef';ll. mllH' rl' 1rnlr, Your ~perl rlc·n tlnn11 Qu11l work 754-0Ht Hardwood Ffoor1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Constructmn All type11 20 yrs t'XP f'n•1• est I .ir 1133451W 6'1S·5973 Ga1 deutlMJ HARDWOOD Fl.O<)l(S ('h•11n('ll fv W11xc•d Anytlmt•. K32 411111 S A IH:SIDF.NTIAI. & <'om merciul r emocfrllna Quality with tht' hl•Nt pri1•e 631 2004 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Vfo:RY I.OW Pntr F:S• Lund~ru.,e muint dn1111~ r.eor1te. 5-49 201!1 l.11nclic<'n11ln11 t 'l<'onu11' Trt'(• trim ming II u11lln11 M 111ntt•n11n<'C' F'r1•t· 1·~t Am ie. 5'111 R4 I ~ ••ATRll lMS • • Haullftc) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111.1111. 1•lt•11nuf). l'Orll'rt<lt• removul Uun111 trul'k Q111('k ll('rV fJ.42 7flJll IH IMV JOllS Smull Mo\lml( Joh., 1'1111 MIKF.1146 1391 Want a R!:ALLY CLEAN ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• HOUSE? Call O lnaham F or In§ purposes. we Girl fi'rff ~l. ~5123 videotape prop & con· F.xpertlae housekeep1n.i. e q ui p & s upp llu funililhed. trustworthv & dep841·4970 . MRS CLEAN MAKJo:S IT <a.EAM' tto me11. a pts. ofri<'<' Carpet 646·22•0 ltO RlN'SCLEANING Sc•rvl<'e a thoruu1ithly rlean house 540·08S7 W ill dean your houi.e . 111lt oroffi <'l' and lt'ave it l>Al8 Y F R F.S Rdi. 07~~ c:c•nrral flouse<'le1rnlnll lll'lluble. rt-fs M ur)(11' nr C o nnie , S4 I 3 437 or 121:1142.S 4471J art 4pm llOllS ~~C'L F.AN I NC. .. ~XPN rt•lluhlt• rt•f11 114S 11:194 II " 11 ' <' c• I r " 11 1 11 u T hnrnu1th old r 1"h run 't vi(' lh cit" l«·h •r 5-4 t :noo Houw1HtlncJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• fo: x Jo:(' lJ TI v F. w I I I houst'!lit xlnt n•f!I. 1•x llC'r'd 947 ~"11Y7. 644 t2414 tent Call IW0-0100 Video Verification ••••••••••••••••••••••• RfnovallnR Rototlllini: Sprlnklers-lawns-clnups Dave 642·4853 Bud 646·8481 MOtcWY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll HIC KWOllK Sma ll Jobs Newport. <.:ost a Meirn. Ir v ine , R e fs 675 317S MASONRY and remodel 1111: Qualitv with the ht'1d 11rirl' 631·2004 Small 1oh1i wanted Br1l·k and lllo<'k. Low houri\• rate 499 1226 aft 6pm Mo vine) ••••••••••••••••••••••• Studt>nt will m ove vou at rr~s r<il ei. 752 1493. 8411 3777 or M7 3309 M OVllHI~ Tht• Stan·in11 ('11llrJ?I' Stu<lent!'. MovtnJ! C'o hu' 1<mwn. lni-un•d ., a mt• cood i.e r v 11·1· eTl 24 4 :111 L1 c·1·n ~e f.418427 P a lntln1 : Comm'!. In· dustrial. Residentia l. Free Est L o w rates 813-0'137 QLIALJTY PAINTERS Bariraln rates lhru 4/8 F ree est 848·56M WINTER RATES Int /ext P ain llnl! Clean outs.fast 11ervice 536·9801 Co lleize Stude nt· F.x p 'd ml/ex an.v job for less' Call Alex 851·9371 Paintinit. int 'ext Rentals ou r s pel.'1alty P rompt Sea!l1de Pa1nlinJ? G ru. SJ6..4806 PIClftO Le-1son1 QUALITY ROOYINC All typt't. frtt etl Vlsa. MC. 541 $93() HARBOR ROOFING Tile ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tile installed, 1111 kmds . iruaranlffd. rerr.. J uhn 893·1ff!T_ Custom Ceramic Tile New-Remodel-Repulr Free est Chuck. 494·Sfl87 Tf'ffSenlce ••••••••••••••••••••••• Expert Tree T rimmer Ten years expenenrt' 545-1865. 751 2128 T ree shrub trim remo\ <'lnups. haul C'0M r et1· d irt. elr . J 1m 1131 ·4530 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trim· Rite Tree Ser vice SS/ LESSON toppin~. thinninlo! & re Your home 5S7·7838 moval. yd t•lnups F rank l'laahr/R_,air 7St ~or 492-7 1 36 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TutorincJ Neat patt•he;; & te xtures ••••••••••••••••••••••• ff"Hnt. 893-1439 PRIVATF.TUTORING Sper 1al e dura t 1n n l'I~ 11pec1alli.t prO\ 1de:. '" • •••••••••••••••••••••• d1v1dua hted 1nstrurt111n llolleman Plum btnl! Sales Serv1t·e· Repairs F reccst1mates 552·7183 & t•ounsehnl! ror t'Xl e p tmnal C'h1ldren & t heir fam1he~ SIO hr Pt•nn,· S IC'wart. M /\ Spe1·1al labysittin9 ·:····················· E XP Iii\ llYSITTI '-JC !la ve rt•frrt>n1•1•, fi31 111112 a ft 1. W 1• \ '11r(' ( 'ar pc•I ('h·t1111·r~ S1t•11m 1·1!•11n & uphnl:oi Y. 11 r I. J.! 11 ti r T r 11 c• k m111111t un1l 1~5 3716 • 1Nfo1 .ATION F'IG llT F:R W llh 6CXl sq fl or mo rt• of r onrrt'te ptttio n1u gc•t 12X IR' wooci 1·over for m 31l'ria l <'llNt • ~ 1 for labor on wcl()cl N•Vt•r on I" l.11· 1·ont ru cl or In Nr\\port 'iun• 19115 7511 lfo88 l>Cl vour indoo r outd1H1r utn ums nrt•d 11l11ntln~ or rt'f urh 1 1'hin i.:~ ('1111 N r w p u r t A t r 1 11 n\ 644 0027 2 v11 rt'llJ>ons1hle m1•n h11v1• L,T 4WI> truc·k vd t rt'C 11111in l'<1uip Can do 11nvth111Jl ' ~111"\15 H l' Ii U hit•. t• X 111' r I e n n •tl w11m1m will iz1vt• <''<Jlt•r·t c·art' t o vour h omt· a nimali< and yard while vou are awa y Short or loni1 term Ve n re· a so n a b l e rat e<> ll e ferl'n<'e" a\ atlabl1· <.:onme 837 9670 Property ManCICJHMnt E d u l' a I 1 o n M S • •••••••••••••••••••••• t 'oumiehniz Pl>' ('hoi<>IL.". ••••••••••••••••••••••• P rof se r "lr <' to s 11ve you l'alir li t'd mar r1ai:i1· Fin•' l'Xt 1 mt pamllnl! h v t ime & money Newport fa milv 1·hilcl t hl.'ra pi,t I' a inffncJI Paperinq 1t11·harcl Sinor J.ic·. in~ P at'lfl<' H F. 645 3683 673-8432 Trvmt• l\3144LO l24hr'>1 \1a tu rt• \\Oma n \\ <'ill' 'our h11m1' 11,l\, 11nl\ \\ 111 (11111 1-.h f t ( ... "42 il2:1 Business Service .........••.•...•...••. Bl ·y w110 1,. .. :s,\I .... Thru l'.1rtH'I l11,t.1ll1•r }"f"'E'(' t•'o1 '"'" ···•rttt•t, ln1d &. 11·pa1r1•1I .l.H i 54 ~\..'141 I' d i H.1k1·r 1 '1•1111•1 1111 CeilincJ, Acoustic ~,'\~·r •'I trt.11 "•'r' •• •' .d~o ••••••••••••••• ••• •••• • f..ri•iwi• r1M1111 '17!1 :.!11;1 + t'tt,tom hand h '-<lunng l.11· :Jl!f!~ I 5:12 5!l4!l Drapt'ries ....................... SS l>ES IG 'S <.'ustnm l>rapen W in dows. 1000·, of fabrit•s SJ !15 I 95 vet to du v rlc•I f'ree t>st JO ~ rs in ;1rC'a 645-6654 Drywall ...•.............•..•.. F XPf':RT L AWN ('/\H E Monlhlv ser v1l'I' Tn•1•\ & rl<'3n-ups 548·2049 Yard mamtt'na nr\• Trt't' t r i m & rt'm ov J I T ret'111hrub trim. r on r rc•te removal r h•;i n Uplo f"n•e est S.~7 827 1 llAl '1.JNI. CLF.ANING Trt>e trim & Pamltnl! nr ? ~ Ra~·. 964 11276 Clt'anup~ 1-'n•t> t•o.,t 1 llauhn)?:&DumpJ nh' 752-1349 I Ask for Rand) "Q"GA R Dl-:NIN<~ I 641 ·8427 Insurance .••••.•••..•.•......... lntc•r 1-:'lter Reftn1shlnl! c•1•1hnl!' wallp111)('r LH· I «11n & Sons. R9fl 51115 llAl.l'll 'S P AINT INI. l.11· I nl F:'<t l.o\\ Hates Fn't• 1-:st !ff\4 55fifi DAVE'S Pi\INTIN<; Srrvinl! area 9 ~·ea r!> Most r casonahlC' l'rof)l•rt\ Mana J:?emen t Net'(1 help w11h renta ls ~ fi73 1266 646 4871 Lockhart MC)mt. Let us help .vou with h oneq per loonal 1zed st>rvtc·e spec1a 117.tnr! m units. Orange Co are Orr l oc· II fl (.'a II 962 AA40 W lndow Cleanin9 ....................... "Let TheSun<1h111t' Jn" Call Sunshine W 1nd11w CIC'anm.R I.tel 548 81\53 Coast Window Cleantnl! P rof wmclO\\ l'an• rea~ rates. refs 642 5llAA lllolll t1•ll'ph1111p l'tlll I ·\1•ou!--lH'{°t•1linJ,!l- l'rof Sl'I'\ ll 1ii11j.!11 :al Ory\\ all Spt'C'ialist C>ual & prol'I N('w & rr mi.Kl uJR994<1 S32 S5'19 La ndsrape ma int. d n I The fas test dra w m tile ups Reas ra il'!. Fn•e West. .a Daily Pilot Auto Insurance Prohle ms" I W rite <in \' ri~k . lo monthly ratt•s P1rkel Ins 646·3995 lnsun' m the Daily Pilot brinl! happy results To plare your d rawin1t r ard. phone &42 S67R today • T-. 11,_. hoth l•.11)! ~ '"Pl 1na,s 1fied Ads. your om· mat'1 m\ hor111 .t11 i'lfil • stopshopp1111t Cl'nler est Reliable 646 91\78 Classified Ad. 642-5678 Find what you want 1n Da lly Pilot Classifieds Want i\ds Daily Pilot Classified <.:a ll 642·5678 Ad Business Mortqoqes, Trvst lost&Found 5300 Lost&Found 5300 Lost&Found 5300 Personals 535C H_.,Wont•d 7100 O~ity SOOS D~ 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••·•·•· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• L o s t J!Olf pur~t_. a t Found Female. mech um • • IW1do\\ hJ" mont•\ for Goldenwest&Cla,.11 R '-17(' do_g. white \\ hlark S l'IHITl'AI. A "''\\erinl! w n 1n» net·d' r l' I I l' r I! r a \ (' ~ ii r d Opt•r11lor Top wal!l'h & man' ))cnef1ts 302 :lrd St ti('. l.ai.:una Rear·h "F' c· H FT \ R I \I 2 ~1l TL> ' ·'"' ,,,,. FOUND ADS Reward. No questwn-. i.pots Vi<' <·orne r •1( 30t h RE\01!\i(;S q l<\'h 'E •llCl\'I' StU.'")lt .~11 l'n 'd 1t • N ~• II u "' asked Glasses & papt•rh "' e w P o rt •~ IOam lllpm Full\ I.II' cl 1 ·11" •1 \lt'-..i r111 pnlt' fo'11r .·11·t 111n rt t 96() I •62 fill "°13 ARE FREE 1mpo an ·• · "" 4!12 7200 or 492 ~0:14 11115 -;,1111• · l111·a1111n ror If• "' t' ;J 11 /\ (; T Ii? :J 7 3 I I • "' "k I" I. 0111·r.1t 1tH1 .im1•mt• LOST· Fem Husky /Wolf F'nund · small r·aml'I l'nl S (';imin o Ri•;tl .. S<1 11 Call: ed d r I I ., C'lem ARCHITECTURAL I."" 11•11t lhHlt'r '"II "AJ A" vir . Jla rbor'V1c-or OJ?. ema r . y r 1r .11n °'l:i '""'"'''' 12nc1 Truq l>••l'd rnr 'al<' t ori a C M R F.W AH r> VH· ~h St & Jl,i t•w1lC1rt Wi\NTF O Bald inl? rnen Senmr& lntermed1<:1 tl' Draft spersons JONES REALTY JIJ\s 302 50 mo fu r :.! 642-5678 760-1313 N R 631-3813 & \\nmPn for infor Toll 673-6210 'r ... lh!o1·1111nl<'C1 to \'1eld ,.__________ F ound Male Goldt•n Fn•1• ROl>-772-3.'>45 oper W Rylee AIA. 640 2912 21; I' Ru' 111 at S20 570 j" Found Ea st CM Rik & 20R 'Wlll t~i Bkr la n Chi h ua hu a Retrieve r. younl(. ''It" .11111•' f1 1!11 r1• '·""" 1·,t.1hl"ht•cl I 'l \ 1 dlt'll t1·l1· F ulh 1•q111pp1•1l St ~1 U WI (';illti:ll :•111 33"•' on R fo:Tl'llN ix·r ~ r 2 vr 1-.1 Tl> Slill 1100 n e h SI I II 01111 A I! t 1711 11>42 !>319 a n' l1 m r Oppo~ity 50 15 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 I.Cl .\~ S!J(lll or mnn• I •!ti \ 11ur mont•\ I 11.111 "1 ... 1•n1n•<I ll\ 11npn•c· .. dc•111 1 1•<1 ht 111 f11!n fina111·1111! h1~ton 7J.I %i IOHt; 'Tit \T'S INC H 1-:IJl Ill .I•. 'our ~72;") '"'''"t rntnl •'•'" hrml! "'" ,, rl't t1r11 ur ~IH 125 "1th111 I I mo..,• i\ • f r (' (' I n l r II cl 11 I t ti r \ ~•·m1n.1r \\ 111 'ho" '1111 ho\\ (',ill nil\\ f11r re· "'n.1t1on!. 714 !197 711AA 'ION FHI '15 Lt-:F ~:NTFH P HISF.S DOM"T SELL MAICE SOMEONE HAPPY MAKE SOMEONE SMILE Plarea Hi\PPV AO m this l'nlumn roronl~ SJ 2S C'all 1>42 5671\ \our ho us t•' Th ;il '.., ----------l"ll!ht ' tr vouhaH·!'IO'. 11r mon· honw 1•q111t '. then F1Nt llomt• lnH•stment~ l'an help vou m,ikt• S S '<n 1n1•reu~1· 1n 'our m 11nt hh hoo,1· fl a~ rnC'nls ('all •i l4172!1 2 112 Money to loan 5025 ••..•.................. WAMTSSS FAST? SIOK StM1I. l ip lo 90•-, F.qu1t " on ht. 2nd~. 3rcl1>. F'as l S..•rv1r<' & Funding' Call F: STARR 964-6833 MOMyWanted 5030 .................•..... HAPPY 40th BIRTHDAY LARRY JUDSON From <•II vour friends on 1::1 Es t<'' F.s p e l.'1ally ROL ln v(•stor fo r 2nd TO on ---------- 5300 n1 re home in C'ost a L t&""--·-...t Mesa 673 6210. 673·2493 os ,--u ••••••••••••••••••••••• MortCJOC)es, Trust DHds 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sattter Mt9. Co. 1\11 types of real c11tate inve11lmenti; s ince 1949 S,_ciallzhMJ m 2ndTDs 642~2171 545-0611 Modtent Ftoh Mtq. SJNCF.1981 sl&2nd T Ds. SSOK S 1 M + O wnt>r /N o n Own e r SFRs & Condos "omme rcinl & Industrial REWARD L os t Wh ile mal r S a moy e d S u nda y , 3-8·81 Vicin it y Lynn t P ear ce Hunliniito n Harbour area 1140-641!1 964 307~ FOUND· 2 cats. blk loniz h aired female . wht w lbrn patches male 847 2119 an 6PM FOUND· Fem ale Collie. Bus<'hard & Ha milton. H B 962·2033 PETl':R OOHBS Found . Black fe male 64()..6()18 673·9043 Shepherd do~. corner of ---• Brookhurst & Adam11. W..t 20.220/o Ylftd7 H.B. 964·2746. On You.rT.O.'S . Notes - - SSRalJers-l11vt>slorsSS Found: rem ale dog. tian Call Dtnnhson Assoc. Doberman. ta.Ila & ears 813 731A not clipped, 968-1483 ant lnvtstor fo r Npt LOST· Wht persh1n cat. bayfront home. G Ive Mesa Verde Olale r area, well sttUr$t Ul or !nd C M 81 g r e w 1 r d T. 0 . A~. 875-tlll 7$l·m4 ---- nd Tru s t Oetd LOST: C at II(' Wht urcba11J arranged wll<lf\I halr Mate ~c. or details. ctll M0-1$5'7 M'e .. /Orann Ave CM b r 5'1-4777 Reward ------ Lost Cat. It ~rev blue Da chshun d mix Mair Baker & Harbor. C M ey es pt ~1amec;t' I rv . 646-5180 54S·7413 ASSEMBLERS PllONE f'l'N 1.o<' Miss ion VieJo co W a lnut '>quare R F.W A R D 1134 55211 . 552 5075 Los t Male 7 m o old Golden Rl'lrievt•r Near N!'wport P ier Red hlonde & t·url<'v R F.W A R D 1( f nu nrl 1;75·435R or t;75 2244 Found : Te rri er m i x . m osllv bla ck . m a le German She ph e r d . black & tan . male Pit Bull. bro wn & white . m ale La brado r. bla<'k . m a le Ne w port Re a c•h An imal Shelle r. &44·3656. RAM 12PM M C VISA needs Assem blers \\ 2 FOUNU· Shephe rd Colh<' 1714 1636·68.53 vrs e xp Candidat e .. · Dob. St B d must have .i:d m a nual mix. 1e .• ernar F o r A t hera p ('<ittl l<' · B d 1 rlexterit.v. izd e~esi~ht mix . nice r 1n I.' mao;sa a e b .v a l1c,.d H d L b/<'~ · ,.. neat in appearam·e & dl' oun . a .,.,uer m 1x. thur·•11i•.tS""toallN"".W • u ·' '" •·• pPndahll' Work is 1n life Sta ffordshire T errier i· I i"nt r. M • L' 1 Cl 7 p M • ,, r o;upport m ed ic·al elec Irv ine Ani m al can· S48·2lll7 lroni<'s Gd benefits center 754.3734 I 0 n I y res P o n s i h I e Trav~ 5450 pl•rsonh seC'ktnlo! perma Found Gold we ddin l( ••••••••••••••••••••••• I b d r nent emplymt need a p found ~ 318 Lovahll' an w inrsrripllu n ''V 1'l' Li• o;a 1·r l' plv Call Mrs Parelli oldl'r m ale Colhe m ilt I V1 r Ba l b oa F C'r n mt'r C'ena1 rr " l.011k 1n)! 581 ~ N e ed s itnnd hom t• 673·0350 fu r 1ners1·a ... \\Ork l•--------- S37 31R9. 638 2478 Penatals 5350 1173·2'12M ASSIST MANAGER found Blond<' C:ol'kl'r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Employwnent & Auto rental ~o expe r S paniel. female Oso PRE I.AW stude nt nC'ed... P~ ati ner l'Ssarv Call 979-8826 Parkway. Laizuna ll1lls S25.000 Will do an\ thins.: ••••~•.:':!••••••••• or 772 65SO 1131.5877. Le 11al C"on rid ent1al Schools& Los t 3 2 Reward Small blark dog with brown marking~. short hrown lel!<; MatC' 842 2156 LOST ' S1amC''e !\1ale C'3l. thmnm~ h;i1r on tail. nds med ir1ne v 1r Pomona W il son <.'M 646-0145 Lost Mar. ti Ket'ha. a 12vr old M Irish setter F. s ide C M . RF:WARO 646·4667. SJ6 2878 Los t Black White Tl'r ri<'r mix m ale doi! \'1<' M a1tn o lia Talhert 968~ FOL'ND Gra' wh it e µoodle. male Red <·o l lar while rlt'a c1)ll11 r . sheared Sunset BC'a<'h . 213·59'l· 1732 Found : Fem. OoJ!. RC'a t·h & Mc Fadden M('fl s1 bm /wht R9J.:r791 R EWARD Sso. for return or the t wo fully equipped elertrir ians belts taken from m y res1denr e on Anaheim Ave E ither re tum or send mrormat1on to Mar i or Aul'lrev. P P Bo x 1107 . New po r t Bearh. Ca No quesl 1oni. asked. • L OST Ala 'i k a n Malamute Male tpuppy1 C.M. Wallace/19th o r ferinl! Reward 642 5225 • Lost. st raved or stolen 75yr old lady's izro<'er" market transportation G r een S r h w1nn Co lle iziate la d ies 5 -;peed. 5yrs old Missin1it sinre Feb 26 P leas e hC'lp find! 548·5998 Use Anlwlf At/ service when placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your classified ad . we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call In at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... th is service is onlv S7 .so week. For more Informa- tion and to place your ad ca 11 642-5678. DVM P 0 Rox 3242. 7005 AUl'OMOTIV F. N R 9266.1. IMtrvc:tion COVER GIRL • OUTCALL * 953-0778 MC VISA FIRST LADY Escort. Models l'arty DClftcers. * 972-1345 * MC & Vl SA Accepted Gnat Company Escorts 24Hrs 641 01110 Cash/ Checks Alfi Exp/MC/Visa •FOXYLADY * OtJT'CALL ONI. Y VISA MC * 972-1138. Exotic Escorts 558· 1946 24 Hr Service Servin1t Or. Cty *** Barbaro Martlft-Ells 245 Virginia Plare> Costa Mesa You a re the winner of 4 frH tickets ($32 value l. to Circa V arqc11 Mar. 17th. 8PM al Montgomery Ward 405 Fwy. al Brhitol Costa Mesa Call 642-5678, ext. 272 to cla im your tickets *** A TLAMTIS MASSAGE SPA Be pamper e d b y 16 Beaut. G irls . Ope n 10AM -4PM 7 da ys . Phone 645-3433 ntE Ghlf1lend1 •ISCotn• H-/Offlce/H.-. * 719-1216. UHrs Nowfflr1nl r=c Vlta AM8£R formerly with COVER GIRL 11 now with THI'! OIRU"lU!NDS' ....•...•.............. F lamenco & clas~1ca l ~uitar inst ruction . bas1e or a d\ anred f'"or a ppt & info. 494.2884 Jobs wanted, 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ra <'k offk e Nurse LVN seeks full time employ ment In N B & C M 675· 1706 Motel mana11er. 5 y rs ex per would like position m Or Cty 494 5294 or 497 3967 • llOLTSF.SITIING Relia hie experien ced woman will 1itrve expert c are to vour home. animals and v ard wh ile y ou a r e a way Short or lon l! , term Very reasonable ra t es R e r e renc es a v ailab le C onnie 837 9670 QUA LIFI ED SK I N C ARF. CONSULTANT OF.SIRES JO B.544 3727 Nurse tCompanion exp w/ronvaleseenl & elde r l y . xln l loc r e f 's S days/wk S61hr ne~ot 838·9766 Help Wellftd 710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTING Re~ister today for local temporary assignments. 557·0045 Cf\·Lfr\';. UMfl()tNl'f PHSOt4Hfl $llMCU 3723 lh-ch Strfft Mt....,.leoch E.0.E. EXPERIENCED AUTO CASHIER F.xrC'llent workin1t ron d1t.Jons & frinize benefits 1ncludin1it ret irem e nt plan 40 hours per wee k Salary t'omm e nsurate with experience Ca ll Stan al NABERS <:A DI LL.1\l: I• o<X> I l.111" • 1\1,11 <''"·'\'It· ... , 'lJO •11110 A l lTOMO'T'IV F. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Rov Carver Rolls Roy<'e 1s look1n~ for an e" per1enred professional servi('e re presenta livC' tr v n u h a\•e t h e q ualifi r a t 1on s. r all Daryl Si<'kl<' for an a p pointment at : 640-6444 AUTO SALES Career opportunity for salespeople with the de· sire to su<'reed Join the st aff of Johnson & Son L1n <'oln Me r cur y and b et'om e a tho r ou iz hly trained proress ional Previous experience not a requir'e m e n t . or course . compan y benents and the pride of being the best. See Bill H arold. General Sales Manaiter. for a meeting to discuss this unusual <'B reer o ppor tun it y . Johll80fl & Son Lincoln Me~ry · 21826 Harbor Bl· Costa Mesa. •AUTO SALIS AND UASIMGI Oel set for 1981-1982 " --------•I the J·Carl Neal Chevy AC·DC MOTOR /GEN . EQUIP. NAVY VETS - Your exper ience can help you earn up to ll,200per year PLUS ex- chan1te prlvllegu. lbw c o at life Insurance, PLUS addltlon1l benefits. Ca II NAVAL RESERVE , '714 ) w..-.. AIDllHOUS•-- 11 :30·T .so. Varloua duties. ,rlday fr Sal ntahta . Newport VIII•. 142-5181 . ) store in exciting Airport Industrial complex wlll add 3 combi nation aalespersons now for EZ 1tralsht sell It lease. Generous pay & demo plan Auto. experience not required. but pre· v\oua aelllnlf helptul. See Sales M•r. <Sunday OK). HOWAIDCt.•,.... Dove • Quall Sta. NEWPORT BEACH -.-_ ............... .. Help Wanted 7100 HelpW..t.d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTOREMTAL AGT "Jo l'Xper ne<'el's an· \all 979-8826 or 772 6550 Auto WHEEL AllGMMEMT Front l'nd overha ul L •t<' ml'r h h e lpf ul 0\\ n tools 50'. ('Om m M usl b e good A Uh\' !.ho p l.arrv llunt Auto Center H12S l.a~una ('an,on Rd LaJ?una Reac·h 497 2030 or833 8966 Babvs 11ter wanted 3pm to 7rJm . 5 days. 2 girls m our Woudbridl?e hom e 752·Sl 1 I day~. 551· 1500 l'VeS. I .UUrt(' R<thvs1llC'r \\antcrl for I c hild llours m•1wt1able l'orona del Mar area Ca 11 SJ6 78:ll Rabv!.11le r Ea.;thluff for I vr old Tues & Thur s davo; 644 7777 Rahv!>1tlc•r nee1kcl for !I m o old. my home 4·6 wks 3 dy'I ))('r wk Non s m k r . r <'fs. mot h er w 'habv O K C al l fi73 3223 R A BYS ITTF. R ·5 pHi a I lov1n11 ma t u r e re ~p person to r are for m y 3 mo o ld infant Mo n· Thur. refs 67S·5849 B abvs1t te r want e d . mat.ure . P'T . 3·11 pm Own trans portat ion 963·5891 Babvs ilter. Irvine. work· in1t. mom needs lovin11 m ature person to <:a re for 6/mo old bahy Call R F. A l ' T I <" I t\ '\ H AIRORF'$SF.RS \\1th rollowin~ a~-.il-tant·c· "' m alll l'Url ~tl' ,\ pp li1•,1 t1on~ rm\\ heinl! :H·1•Ppt l'fl for bllh\' )!rllWllll! "> II Salon TciP f',\ V '1.•rc 642·6164 Reaut1<'1an HAIR CUTTERS MAKE-UP ARTIST MASSAGE f: <; t a h I 1 ' h 1• d p r 11 fess1onal' onh fnr ... uni qut' n r \\ ~alo n 1n Newport llearh o pc•nml! March 16 A few pos t l ions available for lc•as<' 575.~2jl The DAZZI.I': RS S;i Inn BOAT SHOW Ho usewives s lud<'nt' P T t emp help Cashiers. tic·ket t ak<"r~ parkmlo( lot allNl1C' Call Maurl'('n 646·39fi3 IOotCKEEPER F/C P os avail w un Or,e C'o invest m e nt firm M us t be e xper'd 1n m amta miniz <'Omple te set or books thru stale m e nts . A R . A P . payroll taxes Salar y & bene fits comm w 'ex· per Pli; sencl re sume & salary hist ry to: 11785. Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca 9262.fl 5S9-8057 , ________ _ Rabvs1tter for infant in our Cd M hom e . S da y week. x lnl ref's Bonda b le Gd salar v C a ll 673·1217 Bankin1it New Accounts Counselor Experience Preferred Also part time positions available in o ur South Coast Plaza offi<'e .i:;all· Kathy Ambur~~Y 5'10-4066 CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SaY ... Ir LoClft 695 Town Center Ur. C08ta Mesa , Co 92626 F.qual Opportunity Employer BOOtOCEErER Rapidly 1tro win1t Costa Mesa m a nufa r turinl! firm Ill seekiniz a n ex perien<'ed ru 11 r h a r ize bookkeeper lnterest tnl! & plea s a nt work en· v1ronmenl Compult>r & bud itet ex perie n ee a plus. but not necesiiary Growth p o t e ntin l co ntrolle r within 2 year.; S11lar.v Sl:l·15.000 a year to s tart Send re. sume lo 5020 Campus Drive . N A 92660. attn D A F Bookkeepe r /Secre t a ry . PIT. R. E development 1 cons t r u rlion ba <'k ground helpful. Send re· sume to P .O Box 8209. Newport Beach. 92660 . ------- looldlHpl;MJ ca.,.. Full lime, exper. helpful but not nee. Many r om pany benefits. Apply al 1660 Placentia A ve Costa Mesa ----------•CAI DllVUS • 8ankln1 TELLER NEWPORT OFFICE Excellent opportunity tor an indlvldual with 8 minimum six months experien ce. wrn be performtn1 n e w ac· counta duUea as well as all te1.i.r functlont. Wiii conalder a h arp ln · dlvlchaal wtth 1lx month.a caahlertn1 background • • wpm typln1. Con· tact: JohnLa11n C'714)1TM500 L08 AHO Et.ES P'EDIRAL SA VINOS• LOAN F.qual Employer Checker Cab 770.0222 CAI WASH CASHIERS pltlme, N 8 & Oranf(e. 6"4·4460 CASHlll Full/lime. good pay Growth company. 5 loct· UOM. Co. benerllA. We train. MlftOCAIWASH 21150Harbor Blvd. Cotta rfeaa WantAd"-ul '' 00 Orange Coast OAIL V PtLOT/Saturday, Match 1•. 1981 W~ 7111.W.W..... JIOOH•Wmhd • 7100 ....,W-.d ...._Willtl4 1100 ii; ,...... ee~°L•••-••••••••••••• •• ~T-•• .. ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ..,w--.... w~ 1100 u~w--. 7100 H~W..e.4 710t ~••l"•••••••••••••--•••••• ...... ••••••••••••••• PU.... "" ....,. .....,. " •••••••••• H ....a.. .... , .. -w_.._... -01 "' ·······-····••••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••• -··-PACTOIY A.:r .... ~~. tt":i;'rt cAi111CHM1CIAM •,;····;;·~·~··;;"llii!·•~·~·············-·11•.i..111!1 .. !"!'!!1!!!!!'~~-Wf'ISICY ..... 7 •• .....,. ...... lbr • 1natu,., d.S'l W. Cout Hwy NB Sttlrtlna poeltlOft uall R.eal !'At.ea. R.-.urant de.Ian firm . CHAHIMUISt L~tHa luch elee· "9Pllli\lble per909 to do en.saGToey 1rit.h 'httln baMCl plant hH lmmed. •nlnl for F/Ptlme IO bed ECP 1 trotal" manurutur•r =~e~ii1nn ••HIY •IDS•* Co. wm t~~::!.'~ :~~ WANT A CHM.l.Blltl CAREEI? ::r::dw~:~ ·t~:1~: ~1~~.·~:!!v:rcJ~!: ,,_..: ted r.•C'tqtng 'Work. Apply Here·• your chance to :~Pienta AO IOr akllla. Able to h~ndl• vala«nt ffotpltal. Ml ;•n.,:s-~nalbf:"ro; n pcnon Klnpley llf1 make utr1 ,.,_ndln1 Wendy. (7l4>T3o.'4e0. • Join tht. •II'• team o f corttapondence. ftlina. Cenwr St • Costa Meu 0 ru h t I Co. 1914 Placentia Ave. money, poftHiord&! l.c~fr addlna machine. er· 54&-:S.WS drafting It m~ an ca CM between t0.m·2pm worlrinl only a few days K...e AM• ll•t • ~ °"' ''" ··core. , rands, busy ehonea &r 1-=:::...:;:::;::_-. ----- . MARX!TS "°"2nd 'Srd Shlr\S We promote to manage· ment &r 1upervl1lon from ,,lthln dalln functions. Mull M·F a week? Become a 1ub· f'/T7$1tll i.oinrnq~om ''F II r· front office. COntenlal RN 11·7Cbat1enur1e-80 h a v e t h 0 r 0 u fn h 1eripUon salesperson for Ut.liu 0111 11 •me small office located In btd ECI!'. Full le part knowled1e of draft J the O.lly Pilot. Eam as KITCHEN Prep. he lp M~" 'tom! Irvine lndu1trial com · time, gd. salary Mna procedures. PC boar much as '50.00 PER wanted. Exp. nee. Appl}' ' W<>R "' the mou P'•~'tqoous & plex Xlnt medlcaVden· Verde Conv ff01pt., 661 WANT A CAREER? Costa Mesa 111 Del Mar S31·1M21 layout, dl«lla!, ·~•log. Ml Cl.HI WEEK! Po.lllons open In person only. lPM r;::ive off~·' .-ith pt.me tal package, Orange Center St., CM MS-SW microwave circuit de· Latfelnauranceage~cy in Hunt1n1ton Beach, ePM. Sebastian's West. 1()11$, County Restaurant algn, le tome knowledge has Immediate opening Fountain Valley and l40Ave. Pico, San Clem. • Tole ocM:intoqe of ti.. "'°" Services. 2601 Daimler Route drivera wanted for ot electro-mechanical ror fut, eneraetlc file Costa Mesa. If you are ~ .... mar\•'"'9 ptOqom in S l . Sant a A n a . deliveries of new snack Laguna Beach 494-923.'t gaeka..in., " I h I ti .a.1 '•EC•"T the'"°'•''°'• ~"Y today. •• ~· clerk. Paid company outgo ng, ent us IS c LIG,_," 714-&U -5700. food product.a to local pportunJty for ad van· benefata. C1ll: Linda al and at least 12 years old, N .8. Bayfront Office, SUSAN MIMYO CAU. 96).6767 s upermarkets Some cement & care1e r 54Nl61 C A L L exp. not required lllCErTIOMIST exp, gd driving record. growth. We offer x nt. TODA y ! ! ! '!642-4321 548-2283 THE REAL ESTATERS Newport Ad vertising Runtingt.on Beach 982·911& pay & benefits + Ext. 211before6pm. Ask .., Agency needs full lime Perm. position 848· l900. 4 DAYWOllC WIH FUU. TIME Graveyard. for Vic Owens. Legal Secretary. exp In receptlsec'y Answer Sailboat maintenance & FaclUty la In beautiful Ans. serv. No exp nee. ~Coast llUgation.gdskills.H.B phones, general om ce c le a ning . Newport CLalCAL Laguna Canyon near Call: 892-1212 EOE Piiot Non-smoker. 8"8·1400. MEDICAL Ofc.-Part & PA RT·TI ME 4 5hrs · duties. 6Swpm typing ac· Beach. PIT incl wkends IOOICICllPH Beach & Resort areas. rt time pos. for both front general orrice for C.M. curate Full medical & M 1 n kn 0 w I edge 0 f H r i hi CalJ for appl: Personnel General Office Worker E CJ u • I 0 P P 0 r t 1 __. '-...t-v •-back ore. t'n Npt Bch. Sub-contractor. 642·9937. dent a I b e n e f i t s h •-1 ome urn s ngs re Dept. Telonic Berkeley : Must type40wpm. Employer -,,.. ~.-"'.:-f • 1714)833·8435 sailboats mec .,. e ec tailer needs alert person 714.494.9401. La gun a Costa Mesa 549•3942 Civil UUgation/bustness Excell. working cond 's. _systems. Call 645-7100 ror general bkkp1z. B h E 0 E HOME TYPIST matters. Excellent in prestigious area . Send Part r·1me /TYPIST clerical. expediting or· ~e~a~c~. ~-~·~·~~~~I GEMIRAL OFFICE Pl time work. Requlr.e· skills. Word processing resume to: •789. Daily RECEPT. Sales ders. customer follow·= FIT employment salary ment.s: Own typewriter. experien ce helpful Pilot. P.0 Box 1560. COUltMllMJ Youth CPA firm in prestigious Greenworld Plant Sales up.Mustbe self starter Dog grooming position lsopen.&9l·S893 transportatlonandgood Small busy N ewport CostaMesa.Ca.92626 Carrlen re~rtpearbh i1~hri.on now hlrin R o uts ide Call Mr. Tice644-8860 avail at veterinary -=~.:..:..:... ______ speed. Call Jan. 752·4968 Center firm. Congenial ---------Adults with outstanding oo ng or r in· salesperson Experienee hospital. 837·7660 or GEH OfC CLERK Mon or Wed from 9·2 office. Excellent com· Medical attractive personalities dividual to rill front or a p I us . bu t not CLEfllCAL Gen. Ole. P/time PoS for mature person. In· teresti n g work in pleasant ore. on P.C.H .. Npt. Bch. Exp a must Accurate typing. no shrthd. 20 hr. wk. Hrs · Sun, Mon. Tues. Wed. 9 to IPM. Sat. 10 .30 to 2·JOPM. Cell :646·7431 .. 1 pensation. 955-2411 Mr _,_.... OFftCE lo spend 15 hrs per week fire posttion. Phones. 55 necessary This is a 49Mi641. Operations dept M...,or H I Rel·iable ~""' I' th aaes wpm. Sa lar.v r anRe •. ----brokerage firm near ousec eaner Hunt. FULL TIME eounse ing you .. S950·SI050 955-3641 money-maker°' an op· o.bars Rnt....t 0 .C. Airport . Hrs : person! need! ed67t5o2839help in Receptionist Sec'y & J 0 15nd. Eve~li nbgl s S7&5 between8:30& s·JO. portunity to be on your Exp'd Hostess/Book· 6 ·2PM . Ca l l Jud y res.ceanng. . LOTPIRSOM Bookkeeper E xp Weeke s Ava1a e. ----own.Call898·0300 keeper Wed-Sun. days Eckert: 540..8121. Housekeeper. Must have Experienced only Top n e c es s a r Y S a n P e r w k . C a hi I RECEPTIONIST apply 3-4 :30PM at 16360 ------i Full Clemente Write Ad #823 2:»5:30pm. Mon t ru Exdting position in our PaeificCoastHwy EOE GENERAL OFFICE-Will at least J yr exper. to tprmy :rPU:,~~~~n, with c/o Daily Pilot PO BOX Fri 642·4321 ext 343. desian studio ' Busy train, must be sharp. keep4bdrmhouseclean benefits.MBdealership 1560CMCA92626. AskforLori pho;es TYPING & Electronics Assembler aood sense or humor for 5 adults Must pre· n..-Coast J h i " 1s · c t e CallJackBacon. -·.-or FILING. Nea r on 1 vr exp in electron c as-helpful. 646-9664. 871 8. pare mea in an ones MEDICAL Daffy Piiot 56 1601 sembly incl soldering. W. tsthSt .• N.B. &Americanstyle. Laun· fil= RECEPT10HIST 330W dayStreet WayneAirport 5 : color code & schematic --------dry. Wage St34 per week Fri-Mon Sm. clinic located in Costa Mesa, Ca •ECEPTIOHIST CLERJCAL Clerk for re · tail store Must be ex per Ca ll Balboa Marine. 54~9671. E.O, F.. MIF/H reading. Gd benefits . GEHERAL OFFICE + private room & board. Npt. Bch. has an immed. E q u a I O p po r t Corpo rat e o ff i l' e C M area 1714 )5404271 Immediate opening in Take ad lo any Slate Machine shop. Skilled & opening. Ideal applicant _Emp_loyer Pleasant personality -·-·~ __:_ ~ our purchasing dept. for EmploymentServiceor. uns killed train ees will possess a min of 1 Lite typing Newport Sales ELECTRONICS an expr'd person with fi ce. in Orange County Supreme EngineerinJ?. yr. exper. Job includes PERMAHEHT P/T Beach 640-8950 COMMERCIAL AS.5EMBLY xlnt typing skills & a or 1001 S. Grand Ave., 849 w. 18th St. Bldg C, heavy phones. schedul· Mature person for small PROPEflTY SALES.Computer Telemarketing sales rep needed for prospetting in the micro & minicom- puter markets Training pro vid ed Bas e + comm. 754 ·6841 CLERK. retail beaut.'' MAH.AGER p I eas ing Phon e Santa Ana . or ca 11 CM. ~6036 ing or patients. typing & o fri ce Pleasan t con RECEPTIONIST SALESPERSON supply. exp'd .. mature 3vrs exper in electronics personality Duties will 714-558-4379 Refer lo riling KnowledJ?e or J?e n ial at m osphe re Full time Mon·Fri ~1 ust I.earn brokerage & pro· Apply person Newi>ort a·ssembly supervision or also include filing. order DOT 301474.oio Org. Co. area a plus Ex· 10·2<»lrs per week. flex1 be persona bit> & wt>ll perty mgmt skills by Brh area 642.8910 BS i n ind us tr i a I takinJ? and other general MACHINIST cell fringe benefits pkJ? ble Varied duties Typ ~roomed. & enJO'' meet 1 .ommR a leadinJ? local -------technology. Irvine based or ri ce work . XI n t HOUSEt<PR/LIYe lft for tooling & prototype For interview contact Ing minimum : 40wpm mJ? the publie Reqmres firm Call Ken al. COCKTAIL LOUMGE firm. movi ng to Lake benefits & working con· to take care or one 9 yr work Some production Jane Foley. 114.975 0660. Must be dependable. ~ood spellin!! & pen 675 • 6700 . Barte nder/Ba rm aid. Forrest area. Xlnl ditions with a growinJ? old girl Live in Hunt. work on vertical mill & EOEM/F neat, orderl y Call manship No t v p1ng l·-------- Cockta1I Waitress/ benefit packa~e. Call compan y Apply in Hrbr Mu st s p ea k lathe. Read blueprints, -MG---.-T-R•IMEE 645·_67T7_._fo_r a~pt Phone experience pre Waiter+ rood675-1094 BarbaraVia546·6500 perso!l at: English. have cooking owntools.E.O.E ,,_ rerred Full company --SAHD/IARCOPR. THE JOLLY ROGER eapabilities & refs I 3-DfNSTRUMENTS Learn Film ProcessmJ?. PERSOMFRIDAY benefits Apply Pen COMM 'L. cleaners for EOE M/fl INC. Weekends call 846-1985. I 1SS42Chemical Ln. Sl600/mo. guara nteed needed for busv sales nvsaver. 1660 Placentia ofr bldgs Dependable. 17042GilletteAve. wkdyse.46-1358 HuntlngtonBeach Noexper.nec.willtram ore Typing,phone&ftl A·ve .C M flex. hrs F,qu1pmt . & B.ECTROMIC Irvine ----~~~~~~~~~~ Call971-9201 !Lou>. ing 557·0482 1---------traininJ? provided Pa .v ASSEMILER 7141546-0331 Houskeeper/Companion ·-----------------PHOTO Cl,f:RK·S4 OOper SALES Clerk for retail marine hardware store P ti me. exper nee Call Balboa Marine. 549 9671. E.0 F.. M 'f' II by job Mm SS hr Lae Sea level electronie as-Live-in Must have car. ---------•I hr . 9-6 Wed. 9 . 6 Thur & Hills area Call Lo.I sembler needed fo r GENERAL OFFICE No smokinJ? Call aft MACHINIST Motel 0404 8316856e e .di dina m Small Co near ocean 3PM 640-0099 ££PER 9·1 ~-64_5 - -. . v s rap1 Y expan .. . -needs sharp. mature in-------HOUSEK temational company '" dividual for a variety of Housekeepers wanted. PLAHTS COOK stable ener J?y field. office duties . H ea vy Seaelirf Motel 1661 So Ca non Bu si n ess Exper'd biling ual Needperson tomaintain Exper ience in convales· Qualified candidate phones & typing. Xlnt Coast Hwy . Laguna Machines. a major pref'd indoor plants. Expr not cent hospital Full time must have 6 mos. expr be r· c II D a manufacturer of elec La C'i)uinta nee. mu 5 t have J!Ood Fri . M on 1 O A M in PCB assembly. Excel. cos ~e its a onn Beach. 494-4892 t r on i c desk to P Motor Inn drivmJ! record Flt1me 6·30PM. 8 ~aid holidays working cond & com· 64 -· -----Housekeeper/Companion calculators. has an im l515S Coast Dr .. CM 545 6252 Xlnt. benefits petilive ben.efits offered. GENERAL OFFICE for elderly person Live-mediate opening in its (~at Harbor Bl l ---BAYVIEW COMV. For ~ore info ~ont_a~t LaJ?una Beach Financial inorout 833-2009. Newport Beach facility 957·5841 Pool MaintenanC('. 205SThurin c M Ray Gilman at Scit:ntific Se r vice firm nee ds for a Machinist familiar ~~~~~~~~~ Laguna Bea<'h 642·3505 Drilling Inte rnational. person to perform a HOUSBCEIPHS wlt.h electronic jigs and = 497-5109 E O.F. 557·~1. E.O E. va ri e t y o f a d · We have an immediate fixtures. NEEDLEWORK KITS TRO .... ICS ministrative oo · o p e n in g o r & b k r 2 Producll·on 11·ne. M In . Pre.school Teacher want· COSMETICS-All ract1ve people to demonstrate & sell quality skin & hair r are products TraininR provided. full or part· time. 751·0669 Couple wanted tom anaJ?e s ma ll business Part time. will train 962·0010 CPT 8000-Seere l a r y . Newport Beach La~ Or rice. ask for Cindv Ray 171-0 644-6516 CUSTOMER RELATIONS Installation desk. heavy phones. re ports & bill ing 901 West 16th St Newport Beat'h 642 3260 DATA ENTRY OPER f:xp . I BM ·37'12 979·5860 DB.I VERY Freeway Auto Supplv, Mission Viejo. 831 1666 DENT AL ASSIST. alC " keeping duties Some housekeepers. Full time Our modem. newly con· exp. req'd. Familiarity ed. credentials or exp EHGIMEH/MGR exp. pref' but we will positions. lOPM ·~AM structedmachineshopls with embroidery. FIT Call640.8820 Small mfJ?r needs power train. G1>0d oppty for ad· s hirts. Excell. fringe completely equipped fabrics. threads helpful. P----hool THcher supply engineer & mg.r. vancement. Call ror benefits package. Apply wit.h mllllng machine.s, FT/PT Tustin 730-0142 ...... Must have exper. in appt: 494·l748. in person at: Advanced engine lathes and dnll --Sal. only C.M area m~mt & consumer pro-Health Cente r , 1300 p~. including ro~al· Night clerk. for liquor 642-001 __ ducts design See your GB&AL OFACE Bristol St. North, Ste. mg tables and dlvidmg store. mature adult Ap· -ideas evolve into the Lite bkkpg, recep't & #100, Newport Beach. heads. ply in person 1011 El finished product. Good typinJ? full-pit. nex hrs . E.O.E. MI F Camino Dr. CM benefits + profit shar· pleasant working cond c a n o n Bus i n e s s ing. pen s ion plan & in engineers ore. Sal HOUSBCEIPltl Machines offers an ex· bonus. Near Ocean in open call ror a ppt, Full time. 5 day week, cellent salary <based on C. M Submit resume to 644..e&&O Dale Karjala & live-in or out. Rers req 'd. ex per I enc e l , a n d Box •864. Daily Pilot. Assoc. Call Answer Ad •357. employee benefits in· P .0 Box 1560. Costa '-.--------al 642-4300, 24 ho_urs_.___ eluding company paid Mesa. CA 92626. 1• Ille, medical and dental ~L OFFICE House·worlter insurance and sick leave Fine jewelry store needs Live in or out benefits. plus a liberal &crowSKl'efsy r eliable person for 548-9692 vacationpolicy. Sl.100 +. Musl have 2-3 variety or office duties. yrs. escrow exp. TypinJ? 4 0 hour week . co 55 wpm Neat ap · benefits . So. Coast pea ranee Contact : Plaza.Call: 540-9066 Judy. 540-6055. Coastal ·~~~~~~~~~I Personnel AJ?y .. 2790 HarborBl..CM Never a GENERAL front ofc ree. EOE 2·8PM Mus t t ype & ••• Esthalefte Shelton 570 W. Hamilton •C Costa Mesa s pell Ide a l f o r homemaker or student 979-1711 For •tonwtaffon: CALL 714-549-7911 ASK FOR TAPE#481 (24 hows a dayl For appointment. Contact : Mary Dancy 714·556-4700. Ext. 23 Nunery Y archan to do deliveries and help w /stock ing . F l t i me wkdys. Apply in person Tues thru Fri. Ask for Jerry. Lloyd's Nursery & Landscape Co. 2038 Newport Bl , C M , 646-7441 Nursing LVN. 3-11. Meds & treat- ments Good workin ~ condition s Ne" graduate acceptable. Mesa Verde Convales· cent Hospital. ~1 Center St . Cos ta M e s a 548·558.'i . PROIA TE PARALEGAL Certificated. 2-3yrs. ex· perience. A-Z a bility through t.xes. Salary to 11300 +benefits. PARALEGAL PLACEMENT AGENCY 752-1334 PRODUCTIOH MAH AGER S mall m(gr need s mature manager ror electrom c & mechanical assembly pl ant of 25 peo· pie Expe r. in e lec· tronics & mgml essen tial Good benefits + profit shannJ?. pension plan & bonus Near Ocean in C M Submit resume to· Box •863. Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 156-0. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. RECB'TIOHIS T Exper'd person needed. to handle busy board m dvnamic Npt Beh <'om m 'I brokerage off we Pr o (ess ional ap pearance & mannerism a must. Call Lalla , 833-2900 R.cept. Mpt lch Challenging fa st paced position open in one of Newport Beaches most prestigious real estate brokerage and develop· ment eo. We are seektnJ? a reltable eonl(en1al diplomatic person able to 1uule busy . bus ~ phones. typing. 50 sales & administrative staff efrir iently. comfortably & with a sense of humor F.xcellent typin~ skil ls a m ust Real estate & pre· v1ous recept1on1sl & phone experience de sirable Paid holidars Major medical. pension & prof'it sharing. Salary open . Ca ll P a t Parkinson. 752-1920 RECPTIGEN OFC. See ad under Gen. Office 955-2000 Restaurant McDONALD'S Now hirinJ? rull & part time. Days. eves. Great career opportunities On-the·job traininJ? For more 1nro . call 754·9943. or inquire ut · 3141 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa. Sales lmmed openings full time & pall( time rt.'ader ad representatives for 1ns1de sales pos 1t1ons Gd company benefits Applv m person Pc!l nv'laver. 1660 Placentia i ve . C M Monday Friday. I to5 +SALES LADY+ Full & Part Time SHOWOFf 22 Fashion Island Saleslady. experienc-ed full time or P 1T lt1 J.(b pa v 548 1007 1803 WestcliH Dr. NB SALES Newport Beach leadm!<! Jewelers seek in~ full ti me Employee well versed in sales & offlee prO<'edures 5 day week includin~ Saturday. no eveninJ?s Call 673-9334. --- SALESPERSON. inside. must be exper 'd in plumbinJ? fie ld . gua r S 750 mo Comm . benefits. train 1n~ for mRmt. Potentia l $1500 + per mo Please apply the Earl's Plumbing 28922 Ca mino Capistra no 495-0401. Fltime chairside. RDA pref.GP office. 545·4~53 Detltal A sslstaftt Chair side. RDA & X-ray lie req 41'2 day wk. benefits. salary open N. B. a r ea 642 6880. 673·3403 wkns & eves. You are the winner of 4 fr'ff tickets cS32value l. to Circus Vargas Mar. 17th. 8PM al Montgomery Ward 405 Fwv at Bristol GEH OFC/RECEl'T. Duties will inel ude greet.inf.! cli ents. answer- ing phones. typing & other gen duties Posi tion open April I Com pet1tive salary for good expr. and typinl( s kills Will train word process· ing. teletype a.nd com· puter terminal 1f not ex pr'd in these areas. For appt. call Marilyn Seiley 955-2000 IMPORT Manager for Persian & Oriental rugs 5 yrs. exper. re· q'd Must have the com- prehensive business ex- p er of P ers ian handmade carpets in Iran. Must speak. read & write Farsi & English Must have exper. in Japanese export busi· ness Sl.300 mo. Send resume to: Oriental Rui;? Gallery. 3617 E_ Coast Hwy . Corona del Mar. Ca. 92625 Canon Office Assistant· T vpe 50wpm . some ex perience necessary. W i II train Non-Smoker Send resume to P 0 Box 826. Sunset Beach. 90742. P IT Counler t Offit'e ~~~~~~~~~ SALES TRAINEES& OF.l.IVF.RY DR IVERS Full or pr1time. e'teell oppty for colleJ?e stu dents & moonlighters F.asily earn StO St51hr Call Jaek al 951 2642 btwn 1·4PM Dental Colnputer System CUST SERVICE IEP Sareguard Healthcare Systems. West Coast's #I eompuler b illing svstem is seeking a qualified person to work in our internal customer service dept. Must have experience in dental ad· m 1nis tration. Good verbal skills & the a bill· ty lo work with people. Please call : Linda DeVorkln: 714·957·1121 or send resume with s alary h istory t o Safeguard Health Care Svstems. 22.83 Fairview Rd. Costa Mesa. 92626. DPS/MPS --- DINT Al. TICH Frame person, 3-5 yrs experience. C&B and pluter. 531.5349 (8-3). Dental Re ce p - tionist/ Assistant. ex r.· needed for new ornce n Mission Viejo. X0Ra y lie. req. (%13)180-309J . Cos.ta Mesa Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to claim your tickets ••• Have something to sell ? GUARDS Classified ads do it w~ Full & part time. All NOW IS THE TIME areas. Uniforms furn'd. for J'ob seekers to check Ages 21 or over. retired welcome. No exper nee. the Daily Pilot Help Apply : U n i v ersal Wanted classification. H Protection Service. 1226 the job you want is not A there you might cons!der W. 5th St .. Santa na. ofrering your ser vices lntervi4:w hrs: 9-12 & 1·4. wit.h an ad tn lhe Job Mon·Frl. Wanted category. Phone Sell idle items 642·5618 642-S678 .•••••• Daily Pi~D! • : Editor's : • Secretary : •• A challenging opportunity Is being offered • by the Daily Pilot for someone with the • e lntelUgence. wit and skills required to be • • secretary to lhe editor. It's an interestJn1 • PQtition requiring the tools of lhe trade -• 80 wpm dlchtlon, 70 wpm typtna •• • dlclaphone -and the ability to ahllt • mental 1ears on short not.lee. The beneflu • are generous, t h e pay rea1onable .• e Applications l>eln& •ccepted only throuch. --------1 e appolntment by calline ..• llQ.azt. ext. • ...... • 277. I • ........ Ca • Mrg. co. ln Mlulon Vlelo •• mera • area nffd1 exper. n O It eltctrlcal connectors, • .., er • h e rnutlc 1eal1 ,. r• • tranllducer dellan. com· E•periencect al 1011t s years. Must be ponent1 materlela "• e able to u1e newasiap.r camera and : mttMdl. platemaklna 1y1tema. !•cellent wa1• DtlU. Include de1l1rt. and benellta. Ap~y In pef'IOI\ .,,,...umo • d..-i... m1tertala lat· • • o .. -"---Jly Pik>' 1~i'i .. k1rD proleet1. • ~o ra ...... ~ ~ e llffhaDlcal Ent n • .,. • n c.... I lnl ••aree •ref'd . e ~·• ,... 0 QHllfled cH•,datH • 330 W. •1 Street " ...a ,.....,. to: llrs Colta Meta CA ~:~ ~~ ~ v.&:. • l'.qlial Opportantti li:mplorer 'I· r==:ca . .-... •••••••••••••• --- INSU RANCE SALES· Tired o( fighting in'1 a· lion" Farmers Ins . now interviewing to expand agent'Y force For de- t a i Is D ick M ye r s ~67 or 534-0532. __ Insurance Credit/ Cohctfo" Prof.sslonal O ldline Irvine In s br()i(erage is seeking an exper'd. professional to run client credit checks & handle premium col· lections. Pos requires working knowledJte of insurance terminplogy & billing procedures. prior aggressive collection exp.. & the ability to diplomatically Interface with clients & sales personnel. Highly com· petitive benefits include plush work environ· ment. profit sharing, & n\ed-dental-life COY· erage. Please forward resume including salary history to: J. Bell. c/o Anderson & Anderson Ins . Bkrs. Inc .. 2495 Campus Dr., Irvine. Ca. 92715. EOEM/F/H Interior Designer Exclusive 40,000 sq ft home furnishings store with deeiin studio. car· ryln1 the flneat tradl· t1on1l furniture lines needs hil{hly talented. extremely motiVlted In· terlor designer. M u1l have min. 8/yra exp, de· •I wtth pre1U1e cllen· tele. nrS.C. PLau. SaoK +. •d beneflta. All reptiel beld In 1tricte1t confld.it~e. Send r•· 1ume: CJa11il~ ad "80. Dally PUot. P O. Bo• ISIO.OoataM••·- t.Mna Machines 3191 Red Hill Avenue Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Equal Opply Emplyr M/FIH MAG C ARD ltWord Processing Operator Exp. only. Legal sec·y trainee. Non smoker H.B. OFACE CLERK FIT accounting/general o ffi ce duti es x ln t benefits. eal l Bob 771H677 --- PACKAGERS S3 40/hr to start Merit raises. 1537 Monrovia Ave .. N.B. person. for equipment rental store. Typing req. approx 25 /hrs Saturdays req. Salary open United Rent All or Costa Mesa 645-0760 RECEPT J TYPIST Selr·starter Small of- rice. SSSO/mo. 973·0744. 400 PA RT Tl ME Person 848-l needed in Book pasteup. RECEPTIONIST Telephone recep'l for Law Offices in Newport Center. Ute typing & fil. i n g , sa lary open . MAIDS/EXPR. Mon & Tues. No exp. Immediate hiring App· nee. Apply: 1660 Placen· I y Ang i e a t S a n tla Ave., C.M C I em e n t e Inn. J 2 5 ...:1~~~~~~-;.-;.-;.-;.~-;.~~~~-;ill••••••• .. 644-6512 Esplandlan. San Clem. MAINTENANCE Person wanted. Day shift. App- ly in person only. lPM 6PM. Sebastian's West. 140Ave. Pico.San Clem. Maintenance person. full & p/t help wanted. Call 646-5604 after Spm. Manager. food ser vice, seasonal, <S mo.>. H.B. area. Call E. Songuth. <714)544·5378 or write 14.511 Acacia Dr. Tustin . Ca. t:IJIJIO. MAMA•H Service Station, xlnt op. pty. profit 1barln1. buy out plan o(fettd. 873·3320 Manicurilt Orange Co. nneat aaJon needs you wtt.h cllentele. Rive Gauche Salon UOO S.E. Brllt o l . N .8 . 54N1?'7. Lingo Rul&TAn ILUffS-HAllOI VllW llSIDIMCI ........................... ....... ,...., .. 5 .. ...... ~ ......... ............... .. .... ·~·-·" ........ ,..... .. .. w ... ~._...., ~:J=c-•ttr_.. RESTAURANT Sandw1rh Make r hrs 7A M-3PM Mon -F ri . 646-81183 Retail Sales Women's F'/T retail. days. exp. preferred. xlnt benefits Call 770.1677 ask for Larry Retail Sales lmm ed . ope n i n J? pleasant working condi· lions. apply ln person Ripple's Office Supply El Adobo Plaza S.J .C RETAIL MAHA GER Apropo, a women's con· lemf><!ra ry European speciality shop is seek· Ing a selling mgr. Exp'd . in fashion & with top re· ferences for Org. Co. location. Salary 6pen. full benefits. C all · 714-838-6262 Sales Sc~ Director Exp'd dynamic ECF. & Elem Ed units req 'd 642·0411 SCTRY /RCPT. . Lite typing and record keeping requir~ for s~il making business 10 Newport Beach. Start S700 mo. Call 631·4660. 646-5806 SECRETARY For aircran maint. dept. Gd. with rigures. lite typing. previous exp. with auto or aircraft re· pair work orders&. parts in vento r y d es1 r ed PARSON S ' AIR . 557·1900 SECRET ARY Lil{hl bookkee pin1t . Plumbing knowledge helpful. Fulltlme . 848-3636. HERE'S A GEM Slavick's Jewelf'rs has an opening tot' a J ewelry SalespersQn to wort closely with customers in selectinl fine Jewelry and custom designs. The fob r~uires a hilh dearee or responsibility and goo() knoWled1e of Jewelry merchandlse. Ex~llent Company Benefit PacJtaae. CONTACT ML ttd•MOl'T 17141644-1• I IUY llUIMITUll w 957·81~ ---- SECRP.:TARY to wint • llquo r consu lt ant In CdM S day1/wk. Good typln1 req. fTS.5972 Oval d1nln1t tablt ITradl tiOf'l&l>. six hltth bock Dryer, au. ,.~. works t'halrs l650 Kini bdrm rood S75. 5411·1Sl3 or set peean, tldbrd. nltt> 548-44115 $land &t triple dre er, TYPIST DttxeJ '450 Call e''e Part ti me, 2·:1 days Aper llcw=IM IOJO ~l749Ca~H S o r v I ,. e s t 8 ti 0 .. wk. Vacation relief p.. ,;;;; ._ '" •· p• .. at; 1880 Placentia, ••.•. •••••,•••••••••••• • Closing a"'. Must sell Seaal•'flcCimrclt Mana"~. M/F, 3/wks ~ ... -n • 10.1pd "I l "' h " Costa Mesa '~_.;""; ..... " • .. n retrlserator. sofa . & 25 rs/wk. on·Fri. typ. paid tralnin1. I d Iota· """""' _, in a . gen ore. uper tlonl la 0Hn"e Count)'.·---------' 8ss.211• other household items M ature. CdM. $44·0745 S'alary + rommlsalona Typist 846-9600_._ __ Mon·Frl Other service In come. MA6 CUD U PeuKeot ll)apd. Blk & Twin box spnn11 & firrn SECR ETARY PIT Sm all Investment r eq. C)fll.ATOR Beaut1 ru1 xtru xlnt mattress S25 Golf llt•t Lire Insurance attency Automobile req. For de-W• ""4 Yot1! cond. S2C>O/OB064S·5663 !_SO. 7~1~ eves needs a m a ture. ex• tail s call Station Hul"'Tb d d d Manaae s Jn D Must type 80wpm . title ,, un erroa . goo Kin a Si W II t er bl' d p e r lenced secr e t ary. ,71 4173[ 2215 c. ys : exp. ptef'd.Co. benefits . cond Sl9. cash only. Heater Pedestal lleavv Typing , shorth a nd re· ,714 >395-2i36. ; eves : Salary dep e nding on SSl·ST90~ves/wknds dutv top ot the hne malt quired. PIT 9-1. Salary E·O E Ce~~·staOOI PEe. rsJuodnynS4o.el A6,!>55en: Schwinn S speed-T andem Oa·k hd.brd J l> e t i. com mensurate w/exper . --- --·-· :..___ .,.. " s heet /p llo & SS7-5642 Servi~Slation Attendant cy. 2790 H arbor 81.. Bike sns. 2725 Gannet s I wc·ascs 'Costa Mesa. Never a Dr.C.M.54S·l373 velvet patchwork wanted full time 6AM to Fee EOE bedspread S200' 0 IW Secr etary-Typist . Newport Bearh Law o r. fice. ask ror Cindy Ray (714) 644~16 2:30PM shift. Part time • 2 black Schwinn cruisers S57-~ eves & wknds. Xlnt SlJO & SJ40 xtras·mint ----- workin11: conds. Exper. Wflilter/Wfllltnss cond646-727S.646-7050 Custom l'Ountn Ii\ 1m SECRETARY/Gen ore. req. Mac 's Texaco Apply b t wn 9AM & xlnt cond. Ssoo fi rm service. Beach & Ellis. 12PM. Chulie's ChiU. l•NclllcJ Mat.rioh 8025 832·2828 aft 6 See ad under Gen Orfice. 955.2000 ~ 3001 RedhJll, Bldtt. •2. ~:~;;·;;:~~:·~:::~;;; Ste. '2216, CM. 92626 Rrills from 3bdrm home WAITRESS/CASH! ER. incl entry way & 2 s lid· LINE TENDERS. Sr in11: doors. Submit offer SewlacJ Mochht9 Secretary. Fashion Isl. 0,.,..r Good typin11: & record Costa Mesa loc. Canvas keepin1i skllls 1mpor-& uphol. products tant PIT or FIT Salary Perm F 'time pos George· s . 28 lo s 0 or tralle. 642-0862. open. 545-1555 avail Exp. pref'd Co -----benefits 64S.2244 Se c retary. 60wpm , - Bristol. SA Apply 2-Spm. Warm lovmg Grandmom to sit for 3yr old & 6mo old rer. 642·3951 tr anscribing mac hine. SlflPPING Clerk part interesting varied office llmt>. Must have exper duties Xlnt salarv. Call Balboa Marine. Soundcraftsman Audi'o 549-9671. F. o. E M 1 F I H Welding fabrication Part 1714) SS6·6193 · time. Th! & Mil! welding ---\ SHOE SALES. Xlnt op· experience necessary SECRET ARY port Newport Bch. expr S5-S81hr. depending on Publishinl! firm has im nee. J?c1 incen~1ve. no experien ce. 545 5271. mediate opening for Sundays Top d1entel.e & Cra~ __ secretary with 11ood s taff Mr Marow1tz. S600+/ Wk composition & typinj! 548·8684 __ skills who will also be STOCK Clerk part time R.E. ~=~·~~on.:arket ~~r~?nna~1'o~l e X~~( ~od for marine hardware to our broker/developer benefits. & pleasan t s lor.t>. Call : Balboa clients in So. Oran11e wo rkinR cond Call Marmt'. 549-9671. E 0 E County. exclusive ter' Barbara R 549-4834 M F'H ritory. VARI-RATE --------•1STUDF.NTS PART Tl ~ F. LOANSERVICF. If <;alt'S & m11mt with 434-1034 *•SECRETARIES•* CONSULTANT Expandin11 Again' h1J?h commissions & I scholars hip bent>fils sound good . call a ft. Men:handise -AntiqMH 8005 REDWOOD 2 X 6 's S 4 S. Xlnt. decking lOK · in from mill 55•/ft 645 -9137 ext #127 anytime Cameras Ir EqMI ...... 8030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vivitar Serit>s I. 70·210 M M lens. Macro Sl75. 957-()989 Minolta 35mm camera w/85·205 zoom 2Rmm W A 50mm & tel<' S450 536·1874 Cats 8035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seal Point Siamese male k1llens. 8'wks old 548·4228 DOCJS 80401 ••••••••••••••••••••••• K EESHOND Pups AKC Champ sire M F Pet & s how P v t pl y Antique Au!ltrian ~ch()(1I desk. antique ~ H·k cr chaise lounJ!e 2 i.ich• chairs. Brov.n & Jordan table & 6 cham. 2115 In dian Springs l.n N R Offlrvme. Sat & Sun 9 I Twin beds w corner tJhle & lamp Includes <'m'N'- & bolsters in xlnt c·nnrl SJ00'714l 675 t724 Countr~ Frc nC'h Kin i! Headboard lwoutl > '\1•\\ S400. s 11rrif11•f' St!l5 759-168.S Porta-crib. 1,q1lnut rwv. s arrifke S40 paid S65 968-0205 2 sofas. c·offt>e tahle t'l s of a b a c k I ;i h I 1· purchased from F .1ri Furniture. 7 mo:-aJ.!11 Value S2600 ,\,k1n l! 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Neowport. 92663 675 6750 Your M(' Vt111A 11umtx-r Ot•Wa lt radial saw 9" h l adf.'. wood tuble w s teC'I l'abinet floor inounl AdJustuble can· llll•Vl'r urm •·, h p motor Sander. llrinder all ac·hments X Int cond S250673-41l19 ANCEL Tll'KF.TS Call Dr ~11• uft 8pm Limited wppl\ ''I 673·7795 lntrodu<·mi: quaht\' hne of n<·~ J\lot• Vera pro •lul'l!o l•nru·hed ~1th Jo 1oha l'antht•nol ,·1tamin F & mut"h mo re lh•-.iJent·rl b\ Fasco lo m .1 kl' \!JU nJ tu ra II v frr,h <"all 962 11115!1 aft e.r :! :tt111m T .1hh• 12 round t ~ 11 1•1 '' lt•aH''· Ii 1·hair!.. ~hlll.' ra1t,111St!ie> 1;11; 4712 St•al 1·11at larl!t' mmk C'Ol- 1 a r ' In I t· 111Hf 1 0 I 2 1!1~1 lflllli 1•v t•., -s1251nst 11fr Sf",\HS'S 1:1 1·u fl f''F ro•fr111 " fr1r Autumn h.111· r11111 k 1·apt' like> 111•\\ ~ l'llt l'.1 518 51i!l 1 5111 5!16.'i 1 I nuk 11n•, >ti 15·~. Ii h11l1·' 1,111 h nm., S20 Pa >I I lill, \11 ,., 11.ik 1ln·-.wr S2511 'I\ ·1 1:,1n1t·n "1ntl11v. n1·v. ,, ~l f';11nt 1nl!' & prini.. S1.t1m"l l!l.t-.' 1;1fi 14711 Ex per in profession Please call Liz for appt Liz Reinders AJ?ency 4020 Birch Eit '64 EOE Newport/833-81901 Free 4PM. 833-1974 J••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.....-..._ .•..••...........•..... 213/697 1345 aft 6 pm C'eram1c tablt> lamp hlut· 1 l!rev 42m high ~ -.h.1111· 7 14 ~ !1941 $2j10 f;!I 2!41~fo \111/ I > \\ 1111• Ill 1111• ., 'I 111· .. h """" Cl11ria \L1r-.h;ill STUDENTS W AMTED TO IUY I buy old gun s. 7 OTHERS diamonds. ivory, jade & AAA llOME DOG TRAINING Complete IN HO~ E TraininJ?, Obed1t>n ce Problem Solv1nl!. protection 539-7615 l\1 11'>l illl;! 1"1111\ f'I I •'' ('ht•\\ J'l' 111 lfl)t Ill t•alJ1111•I !'Ii"'~ (',.,t 11 C'ht•<;t 7'> \1 11d1 1!1111 I I .. ...... .. I.. • ' II r I fl \ll·mlw·r .. h1p S5f)(I ono ,111•111•1 Ill''"'""'""" f;i:\821:1 SECRETARY F/C IOOKKEEPER Costa Mesa !oration Good wl phones Full timt> Typing. J?eneral office procedures Co benefits 645·2244 Secretaries We will help you find the right position to fit your skills. Please call or come by for an 1nterv1ew. We need: ./SECRETARIES I RECEPTIONISTS ./CLERKS lv1cK1 HESTON I & Associates 1Spec1alu:m.R in Tt>mporary Clerical Personnt>l> 540-0400 18004 Skypark Rlvd Suite 23.5 Irvine SECRETARY/ RECEPTIOMIST WANTED! Sharp person with front office appearance & J?d t vpint? skills to act as lteceptionist & provide Secretarial support to our technical staff We are a computer software co. located in the Santa Ana/Irvine area Offer in Ji! excel I sta rtinl! s alarv & benefits Future growth potential Must be a non s moker For immed interv1ew. call· Carvn Whalen at 714-540-6952 MCS,IMC. 29605. Daimler Ave Santa Ana. Ca. 92705 Equal Opp Emplyr Secretary EXECUTIVE SECRETARY to Ma r keting Dir in financial services firm Resp .. challen1iing pos . In volving area o f securities. Insur ance. real estat e . Xlnt shrthdltyplng skills re· q'd. 714-640-0123 Peri Time Jobs MUST BE 18 OR OVER CALL IOAM T03 PM 714-847-2422 Switchboard Operator, p ltime. days, wknds Will train 642·3013 T eacher-pre-school-kind Part. full timt' Irv s ub· s tatutes t>xp 551-4533 TF:ACHER· Pre School & Aides needed Hunt Bch area Call Marilyn 847 5284 TEACHERS ASSISTANT Sper1al dasses for han- dicapped adults 2 yrs colle.Rt' ex per rt>q 'd Ex- ct>ll vacatwn & in s uranc<> benefits Wkdys 8 30 to 4PM l'n1ted Cerebral Palsv Assoc . Santa Ana. 546:5760 TEACHER F.lementary r eadinJi!. t'X · p 'd Garc1en Grovt> area 971·SS33 TF.AC HF.R I nf ant Development Pro,Rram. p l time. Member of transdisciplinary team Special ed. important. Cat i · Jackie Popp. 546-5760 Teaching I s t grade lea cher- princ1pal Elem cred & exper prererred Max 18 students Estab cur· riculum First Christian Church. H B 536·2589 or 536-4111 Telephone Solicitors Res ponds ible youn11 women to work eves 5 :30-9PM Sun·Thurs earn S3.SO.S5.501hr to ap- ply call Kelly 540..4088 aft 5·J0Sun·Thurs THERAPIST Infan t Developmt. Program. P l tlme. Membe r of transdisriplinary team. NDT & feeding bkgrnd. important. Call: Jackie Popp, 546-5760 ------- TRAVEL AG ENT Looking ror a change of pace? Exper vacation al(ent is needed for a l arge multi-branc h Sec. S.... ODDt'y agency in Irvine. xlnt in one ot N. Irvine's salary & benefits. oppor m ost l uxurious ex -for advancement. rall ecutive office suites. Tommie833-2977 Sec/R~ for dlverslried T R A y E L A G E N T . professional people. Co. mot ivated new ag. ben,efits . Good typing gresslve comm'I agen-s k 1 I ls . Ou t goi n g personality a must. Call cy. Irvine. Ml~ 2 yrs ex- 731.1888 pr. Exnt working condl· Security orrlcer. P IT . wkenda for lrg a pt. ~m plex In N.8. 13 .SO/b r. Fo r Info contact J im Lupia at 844-11100. liONI. C.11714/975-0100 TUVaACHMT Immediate opening for qualified agent. Ex· cellenl oppo rtunity. Airport area. 641-4001. TY P I ST·OFF I CE TRAIN EE. a p p r ox SOWPM. 833-7855 Jack collectibles. Call <714 t 972-4926 & ask for Dant' *** Herold Knipp 247 E. 23rd St Costa Mes a You are the winner of 4 free tickets ($32 value I. lo Circus Vorqos Mar 17th. 8PM al Montgomery Ward 405 Fwy. at Bristol Costa Mesa Call 642-5678. ext 272 to claim your tickets * * * 1930 Chippendale dmmJ? room set Tablt> & 6 chairs Server. china 63J.M89 AMEA. OAK SALE Table. C hairs. Cup boards. Side Boards. Washstands. Dressers & lots of Misr Open Mon Sat Sunday by appt FREELANDS 864 W 19th St 642-7331 645 6434 Close-out of hand carvt>d wood antique replica clocks , S11 5 ( 2131830-0483 Baby Grand Piano. Burl walnut. Fr Dresden. Ger. PI P 546 8209. 962-0049 American Oak roll top des k . S-cu r ve. Xlnt cond. p 1 P 546-8209. 962-0049 ApplancH 80 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARBOR AREA APPLIANCE SERVICE We buy used applianres ·-we sell recond, guar appliances 549-3Cn7 I IUY APPLIAMCES Les 957·8133 Washers, Dryers· Refrlg . Whirlpool. Kenmore. Maytag, Recond. re· finished. gu aranteed! StSSdelivered 750-3103 Sears Refrigerator , Top of the line. 17 cu ft. Xlnt cond. SJOO. G.E. Porta· ble Dishwashe r S1so. Sears Room Air cond. sso. 54S·9223. G .E . upright freezer. gd cond.Stso. t • 11 Rl'fril! S75 Dre~~er S20 Lim fl'\;; 67 5 J..13.'i a ft ~. p 111 B.1lho11 1'1•nn 111 I , , ' \11rJm.ir 11 I 117'1 11•11 I EVERYTHING MUST GO! IH Ut1•11id 'ti ' tll ' 1 ·•1·" \\ I .,'-\··v-;. , I ' ""·I 'I 111.11• 11111 Ill I • • I •• tt ',, A 1. f t I II' u • f i!1 1 1 I •011tl 'nud • f\11 "···fl.11 h 1111 1111 .. d SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Springer Spaniel pu pp1e" AKC . C hampion bloodline S150 545 R527 Snfa. S50 OillE'ltt• 't'I 4t'hrs. 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I I m1..,r hJh' 111 11' In\' t·nll1•11111 holl It•" l.1111 >' ,\ murr Sun nnh. Ill\ '1 :JPM ltr.!'> l'.tln11l ,1 llr ('~ ~mperial ru ft S350, Om Garaiw !'>.iii• ~1 1~< ('fl mJ? Set MahoJ?any v. 6 cquip, pl.inh A Joi' c hrs . buffet & othc·r~ more ::!lfi!I H11r;1l l.11 ('\1 !155-0325. 759·0226 Must sell' Maple Dresst>r. Mahogany Drc~ser. 2 steel storagc cabinets. Maple Gateleg Thi. M<1 pie Dininl! Tbl w/4 chr<1, trunc11e bed hand paint ed scenic milk can 15 Fao11f\ ,\ YSO ";.11 14th 13 J\ncl'll In m• 405 f'rv.v. o ff ('uht•r "" M 1 ch<·l~oo 1 h lot k Clothtn j.!. 111 \~ f u r n I I II r I' • Ill I ' • household c·ar parh 646-0850 Sunduv onlv BJh\ 1l1•m ., -----kidA C.lolh~s hl"'· furn 8' Sofa + matchin)( 41,,. new Aas drH·r 111:141; love seat S100. DmmJJ Thi w/leaf + 4 chrs S5o. Nightm1w lt>. Fnt \'Iv MARCH 17. 1981 8:00 P.M . Call 952-3191 for ClrCUI Information S46-0010. Antique Sewinic Ptf a chine ----------solid mahogany St35 G .E . Dish washe r. xlnt 642-431S.979·2600 cond. s100. mtat sell. 64S-S498. 64().2560 Sat 8 · 30 5 . Sun 111 :i Cottee tbl. 4;.. Seh(l 518.. German babv. <. ari 1.1~1' glasslchrom S300 1 & stroller . c r.ulle 1 S6oO Spool l::,·P S200 ~!t children's bike!> PHii! .. MedJt. Bdrm set. 6 pcs ---------Cno bedl S200. Tradi· GE ref rig/freezer. 21 cu ft. icemaker. 9 m o old. like n ew. warr . $450. 552-1717 aft. 6 . ' tlonal Dlning Rm set . 6 chairs. 2 leaves. solid wood. beaut. rtnlsh S2SO Corner Bdrm group s 1.50. 545-9223 Prty 846-8'964 ponl( tablc tl'nt H" ,., 1 -1Quanum. gra~$ rulll•r Kn1i St Bed Simmons. train set ~ lu\out extra firm w ls hee.ts. dollhouses . doll. rnr elec blkl. Perr· s22s. r la1te. all m '<Int rond S4!Ml864 18351 Ct'nlrv l.n II R --.-84().3010 IT'S EASY! Look for your name and address in today's classified section. If you find it, call 642-5678 Ext. 272 and we will arrange for you to pick up your tickets at the nearest office of the Daily Pilat ''2 Circus tickets for the price of l '' !Pri·r1·11•·1i ,,._,,.., • ·111\ 1 .,....., _____ _ ft= nia IOIJ =.~e.:~~ .. ! .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••!!;:!4! ~!:!~ ..... !!;!~ '"-• .. •••••••••• .. ••• 11 " Undem.n 1tudlo up· * * * 39• C1fRISTli e1bin TIS LIVE Abo•rd boat In IM.n .tfftrit tufter. rt1ht. all I Hr~ keya. Gd "ond 119. ooo Ltv•·aboud 1llp 401 t060 .... ~ 1114 .... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Prot. inodtl wttb TtH or perm bUt flolab w/bench c.I. ......,, f?3-fm0 .. Owens rndy to movt Ufe l!Oell« up to the M ck aaoo Call aft. s11m or 1SlZ1 PjtmanLn. onto NB ._....,. '80 Hunt~r Tri cabin, ,,. . N~WJIC)t't Bch moorlna. Just haultd & painted. w/:12f\ yawl liSS P UClt MO PF.D '78. Perfttl (or 1ummt'r Od shape 1400. 173 ~753 Woodiraln body with ~fOftnoonMS-*5 Hwaunstoa Beach '1t Bolton Wh•Jft', 100 hp hard ahell case. ssoo -Youa,.tltewtnnfrof Evlnrudt. trlr. hko n u. 14' Aqua Cat. mllst 11ell, new canvas. eve rything 125.000 644 9904 • ~~ SplMt piano, unu•ually 4frwtld... SlG.500 U1·2US 1125 t1ma1J. + bench, a ntique (\rl val~>. to but 11)d ar 83H221 dv1. lo.ts. 51,_/ $_!$.0'18hvn Doc:b 9070 Want Ads Call64H8'18 Cla If~ Ad s pc Drum Rl xlnt ror finish. S300 M3-T0$5. Clral v:;r. studentS2SOOBO -----SS'T-8393 Gulbranse" Spinet. Xlnt Mar. I 7th, SP 11 rt' ~onterey ri1h boat. xlnt cond w/N8 mO()r· '79 Avon Se.ride r , 4 meter dlx 4 seat. ne~ prl~ with tax IJ SS,000 Buy th s one tor only 13.000. <714)675-9292. If n o ans w er phone (714)673.8788. ICMlh. ...,.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c~. s•/ c~ s./ C........ 9050 •TRADE • Rtftt 9120 Rtilt t I JO cond w/benc h. 1550. Mont11:omeryWard fnlf ••••••••••••••••••••••• U11e of boat fol' slip. Wt ••••••••••••••••:i•••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••' have 218' sallbolll. "''t'd Fender Rhodes 73 key 642 9178 al\6pm. -e~a'l\:."~tol suitcase w/ampllfler & -Call 64.2·~8. ext. 212 to spkrs S600 S42•9J29 p~~:~f:.00• + 70 rolls. claim your Ucltets. CLARINET: Stlm~r xlnl 548-268'7 • * "° cond. wood flnish 1295 5 .__ 4 _.-..a.. -• bo rd , ..... _ I •· 557·9416 Ask for Kevin porfN -1094 14 out a · IU"!Org ass• ------ -••••••••••••••••••••••• wood s200. 630-1710 or Office,...,...... & TramP<>line, 8x12 bed, 974-1~ ........... 8015 s prings. fra m e, n ew ---- ............. u n• u n • 1895, now 1375. 64S.S063 lo!":: Merine 2 desks. JO"xGO" w/40" ry Rocio lqlll,.,..11t 9030 rtlum. 2 exec chairs. HIA s~ 1091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-8230 or 640·9900 • 8' rubbfr boat For sale 6 drawer office ;;,~~~:::~;:•c:,;;;:;~;~~ StOO, nt1ver used desk. xlnl cond StOO aft solid s tate, with cabinet. 673-3826 4:30pm. S3S-41'12 83 chaM els, remote con· 4 cyl Volvo marine w' Clo~~~ ~tti~e Selhnl? ~~~e gr~~~ ~~~~~~:ii ~~~ ~;.~4eeds some lrad. walnut furniture 7 anytime ---- desks . 2 2 ch rs . 2 Mercury 9.8hp outboard credenzas. s me <'abs. 2 HARDLY USF.D Mar· motor.$650. hook cases. etc !>48 8889 r antz Stereo & s pkrs 6'73-6966 F or u le or lrade 25' F'alrliner Cabin Cruiser. 15200 or trade part for slake bed truck. Nltes: 1714 )75 1 ·9548 or <213)594·3829 Dallas. SACRIFICE 731AYLIMIR 27 ft. twM 130 VOLVO'S.M • CabiL Gnat loaf mMIT,.......Fty l .... !M•y btrm. s '$.000 Cal '7S.i6'5 heftiftgs '81 Penn Yan 33' custom Sportrisher, full e lec" tronics, full fishing pkg. Twin diesel or turbo ~us. Call for boat sho w price ( 213)592-2859 '81 P e n n Yan Sportfis hers & Cr uisers. a ll inbOird. no out-drive problems. gas or diesel. 20'. 22'. 23 '. :w. 26'. 28'. 30'. 33·,custom for your specs.-CaU·C213lS92·2859 Yaeht CRIT~ltlON 7l'Classlc Yawl llart>or CC>C,klull Crulsinl( Catalina, Channel Isle. Haw1ii, Tahiti & Pacifk Home port Nwpt Bch <'1141631·5192 (2L31 328·5627 loah, Sail 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ./Erickson 2i :<pot lc~s dsl, sips S. 124 .500 •833-0818. 640 0300• F:r1ckson 32'. '7S loaded. Bristol c·ond. Otrer. R F: or t e rms 968 790J 968 <ll72 NeWf)Ort shp. Will teach sa11inte a lso. Ross or lln rlu. 1·53S 1un. 30' Oo<'k. rowerboat or T&berncale Mast. No overnighters S160I mo. 752·2584. 6'15·7267 2 boat sllps for rent, 30' &48' J oan 8404J37 Side lie. 25 ' or less. St75. • 6'73-2631 Dock avail. Up to 40' No masts $2()()tmo 675.7380 TrOMpOriation ••••••••••••••••••••••• Why Rent Your RY? • RV~~!:flnc. t I I I I UNIQUE LUSE BACK MOGAAM • TAX Advantages 1 <>-"• lnvettment Credit / Obi. Declining Depreciation lnlerest and Uptceeo Wnt1·offs t VACATION IN YOUR OWN RV e Ntt Up To S250 Per Week • Heavy Winter Bookings • Free O.ta111ng • Free Matntenance • Service Dept of Uncomparable Ouahly e Stabihty·8 Years 1n nus Business OU' CO"'. "'• ·'""'"'~• • I • .,J,A " --• - -$300 Beaut 2S" rolor F.xe<'. des k w chr + consoleTVS200 641·2998 <'redenza Rnd Ible w/6 -- r h a i rs & s tu r a Re 23" color Hitachi. super cabi net S42S ('a ll picture.stand incl Sl9S 14' Gre~or with 18hp Jet drive motor. roll-a boat wheels. swivel seals. oars. anchor & line, 2 six Ral ias tanks. SJSOO Owner 6'73-2805. 18' Eledric Duffield boat. like new. yelJow & blue Must seU SSSOO. 673-Gl 11. 631·777'7 ----14' HOBIE, ito1id l'lmrl. no Co~, Sale/ sail. 5500 Days 639 '1912 Rent 9120 a01oa111.e £ ,• .~ '" 1, ,,..,. "'' .•., 21' Lyman Lapstrake. Bay Laun c h . VS Gravmerin e . beaut cond. must see to ap prec 6'7S·S208 '79 Skipjack 20', open equip for ramily & off s hore rislring. 300 m1 range, full covers. inc cabin. Mint cond Cetll for more info after lipm 552-7272. eves 644 6148 • • •••••••••••••• ••• • • •• 71 -,· L~nre mini truck. jat'ks roof ral'k. tintc•d wmdows Pn ce<I lo St'll 548 (1817. 631 SGnl Year·Aound Business (Nol Just Summer) L!ase-Q.acks·We're The Experts 752~ PP. 559·0166 f'eh 1087 19" rolor remote & 25" ••••••••••••••••••••••• color console Xlnt T Vs '78 Suzuki 9.9 outboard U~ly, lovin R. devot ed . S250ea/OBO. 642-8S92 12hrs use . Xlnt cond familv·lype YI? M Shep loah & Marine S400. 645-9972 mix.:_Ss~ 966·~5!8 Equipmettt . ---. ,,I &o 8090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2J .EZ Load er bo,1t GftOS nJGftS trailer. Cheap. Make of 26' Classic 191S Monterey. f orme r lv Edl(ar Be r l(ens H u 11 re· fastened. Gray marine enR. 175/hrs. 646·1112. '78 24' Skipjack X Int rond. St7.000 inclucies trailer Good finanl'inl! avail . 631 1400 '66 Coronado 25. Wl'sl'O, loaded in<'I s pinnaker full hoat l'over. teak grate. knoll metl'r VHF. 1mmac:. S9000 71 ,. H P llonlla witank. Ssoo Auto J)tlot. SJSO 300' '··" anchor hnt'. SSS 4!14 SOOR '76 C OLF.MAN TF:NT TRLR Sle<>p:o Ii I Us,•d 4 Tames ) Stove. Sink. r.x Ira Ca n va~ I 7 M 1!19S·R.989 We ~OL.,,1Qe VOL. 1, co-n:><1<1 ~ .,,1• '""''> !'f'C~ ave1 OIJI Rb[RVATl()r, U1Akl~ We Need "1ore 1979-81 lll1n1·Motorhomes & Bubblt lop Van Comrs1ons NOW Please Call or Write for Info On Leaseback of Your Own RV or NEW PURCHASE LEASEBACK ••••••••••••••••••••••• GeMf"GI 9o 1 O fer 963-74JJ 42' Uninite. Aft Cab '73. tw dsls. loaded wlxtras terms Avail . askinl! S t JSK 'make o f fer 67S·9007. 960·172S eves w /\ N ,. 1-: I) l' p I II Motoriled Bikes 9140 Ha mmond Or~an. Model ••••••••••••••••••••••• M-102A Just like nf.'w ONAN Rl:'nerator . Xlnt tone & resJ)(msl:' marine. overhauled. in loah, Power 9040 StJOO !714 I 67S 1724 xlnt 1·ond S48·9617 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28' Trojan Cabin Cruiser. t wn interceptor eni:s. full covers. cabin re· !lone $6200 962 0562 19' Deep V 10 Lots of Xtras. Verv d ean .J eff 96J·8412 aft 6. Gregor Aluminum Boat & T rai l er & 20 HP J ohnson S9SO Xlnt cond 548-4982. 36'sa1lhoat 's lip I will assumt> your lmrn 11n late mdl hc>at. Wkdn II fl. J l'rry R34 12(111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW PUCH MOPEDS Anv Model -Wholesale ·Save up to Sl87. -M-fiJ-~ RV R<Zntal1, Inc. I 1111 Also :~:1:~~s::.t~~~1am1 Must Sacrifice Kimball Whaler type lift ding hv OrRan S1100IORO Sail or power S2so 661 6"5Sdys 8JI 8052eV!o 67S·Jl7S ZODIAC MKll GRAND RAID Like new, many l'Xt ras 548·0!>42 27 Tart11n JU'< w 1th 10' moor1nj! ('ruts"' n•o.Hh s21.im 548· 1607 6Jl 25-04 673-1455 I • Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dimes-A-Line • Bring them or mall them with correct ceah to Delly Piiot, 330 W. Bey St., Coate MeH, CA. 92626 our famous . • Each Item must be priced with no Item over $50. 20c per tine -S1 .00 minimum. • No llveatock. produce or plants DIMES-A-LINE • No commercial eds allowed HOD iron gut<• S2S VW Parts 2 2 15-8 s Srallo ped <'eml•nt holt• white s poke edging 2Sc SI Stf.'p wheels S20 each IRS pang stones 2Sc·SI axe! with CV JOmls H anging ba skets SJO. VW ·I lug mags 2 SJ·SIO Pots 50c S20 1J·6. I 14 8 SIO each Saturday R·JO tn Jpm Small parts SI S20 1910S Sit•rra ~l a Sade and rear glass jori c a. In ine OH SS $10 S:H-2697 ELECTRONIC parts TABLE. white solid GIRL'S 18tn bike SS. ANTIQt.:E floor lamµ boxe~ SS·S2S. usl'd rattan 42' round two Childs head and fool S20 Water p1k shoy,cr tires llR-70-xlS. S2S . 14 · lea\'l:'S $50. 6 boa rd S20 Wh i t e massage he;id S9 baby's playpen S50 : matchtnlil chairs Sl7 form1ca top 9 drawer Mod e rn floor lamp chairs SS-S2S . guitar each 646-4712 dresser $50. Desk to $20 C B test m etl'f and PA speakers 8" match SSO N ight $10 CB power p;ik to 18". SS·SSO. prac PAPERBACK books ~land to match S3S. 12V SS Ele rt r1c ll('e guitar amp, xlnt 25<' each. five for SI. Permanent wave $3. divid ed vegetabl ~ SSO. lawnmower Jhp, small portable T V's, Confederate . pirate warmer and sen·C'r nC'eds work $25; yard black and white. two and yankee hats 2Sc $7.50. Post rite peg Tu rile Rock Om(• SQL'AREBACK parts tools SS: Bogen stereo SS each. one SlO. each. Two Capehart board with AR file P I NBALL machtnf.' ll1{.!ht seat S20 Rear receiver S3S : Opt1gon radio and TV tubes s peake rs S2S pa ir. SJO . Roa s ter $2 )I S. S urfbo a rd s door S20 Side glass Organ sso : PA a nd 2Sc $1. Cash only . E lect ric knife S4. R e g ina elec tr i c SS ·SSO Co mplet<• SSSIO Dip stick SJ g uitar speaker Saturday and Sunday Seven gallons Olym-broom S7.50. Hardly s ingle size bed SSO L1ghtsSJSlO F'uelin· ca binets SJO SJS. 2420 Saratoga Way, pie stain SlO each. us ed ladies clothes, MattresssetS2S Mini Ject1on parts SJ SIS tr 1 c y c I e st o . Costa Mesa Cole m a n the rmos L<>ubella and others truck camper she 11 Fuel pump SI O Powerstat Variac PORTABLE TV 's S2.50 Food trays 2Sc S2·S8. London Fog SSO Trailer mirrors I. a l ch es S S SI 0 huge s 5 o . h 1 g h black and white, re· e a c h . K i t c be n topcoat with liner S20. S7 Two lawnmo...,ers Braker caliper SIO voltage power supply conditioned, good utensils lOc·Sl. Girl's Old records 50C·S2 $5 eac h Sf.'rd Brake rot er SJ O S2". Sams TV 26ln bike SlO. Lite Four sl.icetoasterS4 .. sound and picture, '!preader $2 Roll' of II f.' J tl' r box $1 O Photofact 97 to 1449 19 .. RCA SJO. 16.. brite SS. Chip and dip Two brass lamps SIO ""all paper $1 SS per Spccdo fuel gauge SS incomplete SSO. old p h 11 to SJS , 12 · · dish SI. 10 key adding each. Old lamp with roll Twotablelamps Sm a ll parts SlSIO doghouse.goodrond1· Airline s2s . 9 .. macbine S25.Popcom marbl e ba se SS Sl each Bicycles. Co"" ling. fans and tion $10 : bo~ sprang Panasonic S40 Cash popper SL50. Child's Jewelry Sl·SlO Tup wheels.partsSOc SIO en{.!1ne tin SJSlO $5 . de s k $20 : Onl} Saturday and step stool 13. New perwa.re SOc-SS Hot. Two sets of motorc~ fl \'wheel SlO Oil rolls or speaker grill Sunday 5402704 wood louvered panel cold thermos Sl 50 cle bumper earners <'ooler SlO 631-2697 '. cloth SS·SSO. lawn doors 32in x821n $50 Steamer SlO Omelet SS each l'pholstery . seeder $25 , Jack SlO . TWO high back velvet each. 2x2 recessed or pan $3. Electric meal fabrir SS. Wane rack 0 L D r a s h 1 0 n e d Motorola lwo·way chairs. like new S50 surface mount light grinder S3 Electra<' S2. Bird cage a nd humpe d top trunk radios. tube $10: each. girls "Lil S2S Picture fra mes alarm clockSI Brass s tand SS. \'ariuus 2linxJ6inx24in high Broadmoor stereo re· Chic" b1 rycle S40 . Sl 12inxSft was hing f ir eplace set with s tuffed tovs SOr S2 $40 St~I shelves Sfl ce1ver . needs y,ork new moturcvc le machi ne hose SS. stand SS l'ke SS Hamster cage s SS t;.ill, 24in wide. !Om SS. Diebold motorized hf.'lmet S25. Pong Books lOc-SJ. Talking S m all gu ita r SIS Shirts.blouses.Jean~. dl•t•pSIO Ri\'alCrock file cabine t SSO . Video C:ame S2S view m a s ter S7 . pair Merriman t' o a l :, S 0 r I SO Pot S.'i. Stainless steel ~harp digital CB. new 968·S253 Framed posters SS. blocks S50 Bras:. ~hap Chtldrens books and blender SIO Stl'el. J SSO. TV's. nel'd work One ugly rug J6x54 bell new SIS SC't 10,·s SOr $2 Put·h g ullon gas can SS SIO . Surfbo;irds. 27" F RONT and rt'ar S2 Four slice toaster stainless silwrwan· Mo tocross rvclt'. Paramount S hear J?iant Or,l!an cabin<'l. IO·spccd bike wheels SS. Toys and games SS. Catalylt<' hl•akr bnskl'l case ' SSO King ·•1 hp electric excclll'nt sso Ed with rubbe r S20. bike 2Sc·SS. Movie lights S I O Old ptC·t ure Motocross boc1ts Sl5 nylon cord trimmer 842·0756 parts 25<' S2 50. slant SJ Lamp SIS·S2S. frames S2 50 SS :-.lt•w Motorcvt'le helmets cdJ!l.'r S20 Almost ski rack SS 54S3838 Met a l table des k sleeping bal!s SlO All S2 SS i,eathers S20 ne"" shock absorbers Bl KE whel•h:. 10-~peed with pen drawer $20 wool double blankf.'t Gogglf.'s SI T""'J fro m 1980 Toyota 26 inch tirl's and RO Y's J speed bike Framed Crewel work S7 Tea pot with 10 Cragar mal!S and p1 C'kup SIO for four tubes .pa1rS2S Si nRle 2 n··. S'.IO , two SS Four card table cupsSlO Four llonda tires SSO each Cat li:tlhroom scale SJ rims 2fi and 27 inch Wt>tsuats. '>mall child chairs $20 set Giant C\'CC ""heels with scrat<"her SS T""o ta 21 n thick hardwood Sl(I 548·8066 S l S .,'-'a ch on e• set foam cowbov hats SS tires SIS each Eight ble lamps Hnd ~hades c ult' n ~ boa rd SS ----------slainies!'t. 8 places S8 e a r h B a~r b e cue track playe• S5 2678 s1·s L'phol!otcrcd Roys 16tn lnke rims . .;Tl'FFED turtle SSO G4S 8914 basket 7Sc. Recor d Club Mesa Place. off chair SlO T elephonl' motocross sty le made Stuffed ground squir s p I a y c r SJ H am . 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Te I e p h 0 n e mode table 171nxJ31n ca mets .. c..1 amp· k h "aporazer 57 _ Bi' rd ( k • i •3 s inj? satin s eets set " answenn~ machine SIS >a s ter eo ing gear " . ., S7 s d 8 30 cage Sl.50 Five rolls SlO Saturda y and cabinet a nd shel ves Portabll'chiropractor .atur ay am R 11 in su lation Sunday 968 J~nipero l8inx~01nx241n tall tables S2S. Oxyge n ~~~c~~10fr~f~~~ ~~( 7osqare rt toe each Dr . Cost a Mes a S4S 18anx36m oak la· tanks i25. Floor buf· Turtle Rock Drive C h r's t mas it e ms \Mesa Del Mari bit' with drawer and fer S20 C hinese 75c SlS Wood hang· bench. 50 years old screl'n S2S. Fish in!? NEW stroller car seal I s 2 WAT ER s ki. Slolam $40 Electrl~ Co~a aear S3S 500fl roll or 1 n g P ante r · " " ,.. $2S: umbrella stroller CaroAm set S2 Ant' StO '7J Pinto lert door Cola wall cl""k SIO wire SSO . Butane · 1· "" SlO . children rock in" que satchel 2s~ Set $3S '68 Nova and Sl S Aliso Avenue. stove S2S. Van seal chair SS·S8: Hobbi; "· Gremlin right door N"WP<>rt Beach. near SIS. Table s aw SJS. 1nf 1 a t a b I e d 0 11 "" I"' Horse SlO: Ride train f u r n i t u r e S 7 . SJS. Torque wrench Haroor High. 64S-1679 Wood stove S50. 221 SS: booster chair S2: Cameras 2Sc. Shut· 115. Four Chevy I ton E , 19th St .. Costa Jerry carriers SJ-SS: ters 72x23 SlS. Tether Budd wheels a nd SCHWINN bikes (21 · Mesa. Saturday a nd s Pl d s tires S2S earh. Clean 20 Inch boys Stingray Sunday ears ayyar 10: ball. scoccer ball 7Sc. ca r d board d r ums S40 . 20 1n Bo ys c hildren easel SS ; lron S2.CookbooksS1. SA ILS Cal 20 main sso C20 j I b sso Marine alcohol tw o burner s tn\ f.' SSO Folding SS men S-10 644-839S EXTRA s mall y,efsu1t $10 Ne .... "eight set S20 Two bicycles. one $40. and S30 Dinan~ roomtableSlS AMF Voit duck for t. two pa ir medium S5 and SIS. Schroff Sftl lln surfboard. no d ings S40 Skag a nd surr. board leash SS each Lad ies tops ideris 812M new SJO. Con verse has kctbal l shoes S1 ~ new S8. 646· 72'75 or 646· 7050 with lids S2 each Motorcross $40. Un· ONE pair sizl' t3N toys Sc·SS Saturday Decorator pillows S3. P owerglide SJS ·ss derwood addi ng dress boots S."i Two 8.30am-3pm 19105 C ha ndelier $35. Shul· Chevy :1, ton ring and machine S30 Ti re small plastic bins 50c Sier ra M 3 j 0 r i ca· ters S30. 2725 Gannet SET or 4 mag wheels pinion S40. Plywood c~ains a nd tra iler each Folding baskets Irvine Dr .. Cos ta Mesa . ~ hole 14 inch Sl O tool box for pick up h 1 t c h S 2 5 each with rack for bil'ycle ~LECTRONIC comP<>· 545·1373 each. 1967 Mus tang 115. Stainless steel 673·3600 S25. Vintage chair nents resistors 2 cent OR NAMENTAL Iron ~1~26il{ manuel SIO. coffee urns fro m --------frame S20. Sora S30. t r ansis t ors JOc <2> l'"'lftxlO''.lfl 110 1 ________ _ c ater ing truck SlS T~REE speed ladles Four drawer c hest capacitors IOc·Sl . eac h . M eat ten · eac h. Welding Hood bake $35. Set Corvette SlO. Assorted books tr ansformers Sl·SlO. dertzer. rommercial. 110. Pickup overload rlms S20. S75-Sl94 SOc ·SS. Two kitchen s w It c h es t oe ·Sl : e l ectric S20. Two tprin gs $35 F ive KING size beauty rest chairs S3 each t,; S h a rdware Sc·Sl : Shelby chrome rjms fallon walnut stain matlr-essand boxspr· and World maps 50c Zen ith portable TV GM C 8i nxlS with 1~. Dune Buggie in a s 150. S46 -6387 -eaeh. Mi.k~line ml~er 120 : S u rs s h 01J radl•I HR-«>x1S tires-- chassis a nd 'a u s · Costa Met\a. for cassette deck or vacuum. llke new S20 eech . H eads, penatoo, set up for s tereo S2S. CaJI all 135 : Mobil h o m e Chev 283, rebuUl S3S Co rval r 150 '72 M A 0 N ET I C week.631-4948 d rain hose, new SS: e ac h . N e w tire· Ford pick Ul> tailgate Back1ammon game MOTHERS •ttentioa. o w stain less steel F ires t o n e 7 2 1 135. '65 Corvette In· Ss . TJ1pe recorder 18. 1 d t lnk S30: new sut P215K1SR15 replaces atrument p1net, mint Portable radio StO. N 1 c e c h 1 re n 1 cover11 rtt ''65 t'ord GR78-15 13$. Double '40. ·ea Mustang left Radio al•rm clock d::s~:Sei~iJ Y•::~. ~~ 120: re built Da tsun t1lnk, white cast iron door 135. Pair ·79 s12. Transltor radio fant wear. Iota of carb 135: am /fm 20x32Sl0. Sears white Monte Carlo Railey $3. Space1heate r Sl2. 3 ho u . coat • end c auetle car atereo allent, low toilet 12$. wheels and radial Iron S3. ROiier skates swe atel"I St.SS. Twtn S35: new FM tuner Fire exlinaul1h4tr rt· tires SSO. '49 Ford 1l1e f 115. Jewelery S 11 C $25: Sunbeam mixer rtllaol••· dry SOoC GREEN gold couch 8ft S4S. New fireplace 101 set 125. Dinette set Sl5. Patio set IJS Lamp S3. P laype n 120. Bab y clothes, furniture Sc·SS. Toys 5c ·S2 . K itc h e n ute ns ils 10c·50c c l o th es 50c·S5 M ust ang p a rt 1 '2S..SSO Stainless sink Sl5. Sliding closet doors $3. 920 W. 20th Street. Coat a Mcu . 9·4, Saturdtty and Sunday. l)l c kup door 1 u s Sc·U . Quality wigs tro e-r S!O. Hh on· 110.· toaster ss ·. war. H"h. Barbecue 0 rill h P I ci. rd Jy. 200 Kinp Place, "' '-' tac . a r 8•17.5 13·110 . .-tu ay 8:30 NewportBnch. fie Iron SS: Infant• 24x48 $5 Oscilloscope ANTIQUE ski's 135. Urea ~. \4 Inch plate to Jpm. 19105 Slel'Ta car seat SS: Allltlil. 110. 81\urday, Sun-Golf cJubl and bats mirror Sftx7ft ISO. MaJonca. lrvlne. Off EAUTIFUL BMA HHlty Sprite. paru day and Monday . us. Mtn'a clothlns Volvo1portwheel1S7 Turlle RockDrlvt maawbtels4bolt nt d o ort 125: brake '42·2204 Sl·S20.Framtdm.ov1t ta e h • U C hev)' Alfa and Olbtr ltatl•n dl"llms 110. cr~ll for BEIGE, brown lOxt4 pollen and plctun. pickup srllle 125. C OLOR video re-cars 135 each. RCM uood ~l"~·0rea1r rus uo. Hexcel S5·S20. mi,.chl SIS IM·71.15 c order UO R . f . Imm M•llMI" loadlnl en _,, ,,..,. ar • Bluellt.. a&Ut 115 S50 Speaker phone US Modulator m. Wide dl11, 11111 new SlZ lnaford Strfft. Colt• kott boota •be tltO Floo r pHlow us. &&Nml comole TV curia,. Royal port•· am m bullets 2c·4c M"• ~ltl' sao. mom . Glau wark SOe ·h . U lntb, bl.ell end bl•, like new 150, u~h SU Knowell wo new 'itau hi 0.11t dlalr $U. Sue· :•''S ia1 uctJleet BHutlfW mabotM1 Piao. c.ta M•a-no.tauan tlra oa 1 do only 10·1 1ta1 • D H on ·IU · ca~ ... ..w to f114J 141·1110 or l•I chev rim• Al Teralt1 Ln. Newport ,..-dtN -MMDI _Ml~·l"2 _ _;.__..__ ... 1 eaeb. •SDS ~arb. .... • DIMES-A-LINE ADS MUST BE PLACED BY 3 p.m. ON FRIDAY. FOR INFORMATION CALL LOIS, 642-5678, ext. 319. ... ... S HE l.\'ES "ood"°n ELE <:TR I <' IJy,11 1 ,\l'l'H llXl~l\l'fo:I.\ l'llHD!C\ "kl l11111h S20 So<1pbox lkrb) mo....,t•r S12 ~ltd10)! 10 )t'Jrs nl l'J.1, be" ... ""'' 14 Sl5 ~th\\mn cat'. grt·al J?O C'art s glas~ wmdo"" 46x711 S20 'I ;ibh· 'II•· ;11'11'>1 ~t 1n i.:l'J\ b1k1· S2U W on d l' n ,1 n d i $1 2 F l\l' g;illun 1•:1st•J S2 F1rt·pl.111 ''"" l111ncla guitar r I bl' r ~I a ., s s :is watrr bollll'S 7.'>t An I g.1:-logs I :11 s~, H11:t1 ... ,)II (',1, .. 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S:!5 t!l7K Ford p1rkup que porcC'llun lam!J" (' 11 i. h rn an rn 11 t "t I d1I\1• -haft SW :-;l'"" $24 pair Wilson \\ood ~C'uoter parh SI S:A1 111r1 tail µqw SI~ tennis racquet S4, Ski ;-.;1•\\ C'atnpl'I l'lam J'q111•1 l,1"n tnu\q•r boots size 6 and 7 S2 Pl'r' fnr <'ht•\. <'"'I Sl~1 1!170 \'\\ It.fl n·ar eac h F.I C'l'I r1t· SSS -,l'll s:1u L,Hl(t'I f1•ntl1•r S2:l :O..t•"" G I RLS :ind l;.idtes 1 enamaling kiln SlS 1'n111·11c•H• rlouhl1 I !'-t·h"1nn hJn1lkbar c othe~Sl~~I 1~1rd Green dust rurrle. full '"I ' ll't' pur1·h '!Ilk, 1:1 II'" Slk· p<11r Leaf rage a .. ~mp s11e S2 Iron S2 Waf S2n II.inti 1·!1,.:1•1 2 1 ,,i.,., SI l'Ul'h Hi8 13 S2S Saturda~ and fi e carpel pad 80 T\\ 11 ~tm 11• '''ll'l'n' t 11 •• 111'1 "h"°el 512 ~~:da~ ~-4 ~l~Sa ~n I squareftSIS 64SU!l75 Sa 1·.11h. 1 111-.,111i..1·r' Sl1·1·p1ni: lJJf':l> SS n P ings • e. - -S2 1·:11'11 h\ ,. 111111· ''J1·h Plumbint.: fit NC'wport Beach. orr TWO \'enet1an glas!> l'li1p -,1.10111 lt1111k-. 11111!~ ;,c 50<· R1cycle Ir vine table lamps. marhle S2 ~ll·.ii·h 5-.U! 1J27 pump SJ so Paper OUTDOOR r oller ba ses S2S f.'a('.h ", . I hJtl.. hooks 51-101· skates llang Ten Type1AT1ter S2fl full E\HS 't111.1J!1• -.lw1I 11 ,1111 .,,.11 huuk' 9 · d 1-I b · length framed door h\!!fl SSc1 \lttJI "HI 1 ,1 1 ll h Ht•tntd s1u~ an o ll' ~1ze SS M I book cl , • J , ' 11 E II t d mirror .. eta , ow aw nini.: ••tn :>.> pl.1' i·1 :>Ill t'hJI d o1 t ~ce. en 55;~~~ shelf SS F!ash IS RC.: Brat;S hani;:1n~ 1111· S-1 j.!Jll 520 l'Jr radws ion pair 1 model engine. $20. 18 Lar)l~ t.1blt• l~!'flP 5 l·ach Hecord!> 2Sc BAR B EL L s el SO inchcolorT\.work 11?lassi 3 w.ittS3 l'1'1 l'Jl'h ToolpouchsSS pounds. 10 cast iron mg. but needs work bedroom lamp' .ind i·a<•h llor!.I:' '>hoe set plates. eolian. y,1th S25 645-0490 ..,hudel'! S2 SO eal'h Siii :-.lo.i'.lteboards SI set Sl'rews and ad DAT s l;' ~ 260 mall Il ea'~ rock -.ll'PP•.niz l'.H'h To.' trucks SI Justing wrench. bar hubs 14 1 S30 each ~~o.n t.s SI SO f.'ac h l'JC'h Spit'(' 1;W"s Sc and rotating sleeve Barts Star ExerG\m LalR~ pl)~O<xl .floor t'Jt'h Kin g ~1ze SIS rompletf.' 117J 4619 SIS F -· 8 ·s5 'pat 10 1 s25 S(•Jr" hl·d!'.IJl'l'Jd SS C'ur ---105 size · portablr ha11 rlrH·r · WF.LOF:O Sll:'t'I framl:', Kodak mo\'il' caml'ra .,01 d $4 SO Flt• ,1 <· tatns SJ each :\cw with light bar S2S ,.. ' ' c n IJ" n mmH•r hl<ides f1 11n l 'IH1nit .. u s Enclopedia Brit;1 n Sh5<11rl'rh11l~t:r' .intdtru','' S:.' l'aC'h Bumper Pl'll'llUn M1n1b1ke 4 n1ca ('Ompll'lC ~f.'I ' . rt l j!llOf ~~)\~ JHc·k,, s:1 l':J('b 24SO c' rll' l'nj(1ne. dn,·e 1944 SSO 6411-8092 tnl! b.11ls S.I 50 t .11 h ('cillt•j!t' Drl\'l'. Costa c hotn. \.\ll'l' "ht•l•ls. · J>la '>l<•r ll'lll'k, wall ~li• ... a. !';IS·lfil9 kn obb) lrl•acls . B TRACK stereo 117 nn,l'll\ S:l l'l;1 ... 11t· ----- pacided scat Partl~ v 0 I l w 1 l h t \I 0 molds. assnrtt·tl '-Ill'!'. ('AH l'l<~TI "'(; used d1su~ ... Pmbled S.'lO spt•a kers s2o Rug 2Sc• SOr <.'hilrl-. \t•lln" -.hal! good as b ti73 lfil9 \'t>llo" sh<•I! 9 ft'l'I an1m;d dork ~2 ~.o c·111Hl1tmn E'.'.rellt>nt A 1llLll"1-: Pl'I C'a1 m•r ml'OIUm :.17l' S:JO W i>od door $4 T\\ o old' '>t.1110n ";ig11n ""ht>els S5 e;i<·h 6-12 "4SI after IOa m TE~ :-:is 1 acket S5 lildck .ind w h1te T V S2S &>"" ang machme 1 SJO PIJ) pen $10 Bab' ~"" 1ng $7 SO Bab\ dothr' 2Sc SI I Bo~~ clothl'l> SOr S2 Toy!> and rhtldrens bookc; 2Sc S2 ~t aternat) clothe'> 12 a n d 14 S I SO ea ch l.ad1e~ s hoes size 8 Sl pu1r l.11 d1es s hoes size 8 SI pair Ladies pants 12 and 14 SI 50 Swag lamps $7 so Christmas ornaments 2Sc S2. Cut glass dis- hes 2Sc $1 Boys bas eball r ll'als S4 pair Baskets 2Sc Saturday only 9.4 1930 Port Bristol Cir cle. Newport Beach AIR compressor $45. P o le s a nder SIO Pa int rollers SI SO Hand tools Sl·S3 TV stand $6. Suit case S2 Hub caps S4. Paper backs tOc. 673·'1200 !oquare SS Bo-< .ir I' 11 t " !.! ·l l' S t f111 ht•ac·h house or l'I 0 l h s s A ~1 I" :\I 11.d "'" l'l'll t'll"t u nw... 1'111 l d re· n .., rooms 'ilereo reCt'I\ l'I' S2.'i II traclo. tape recordhJ and unrecordl'd Siil' each 20 lb baJ? l'IC'r tronic good1e,, Sil ~e .... dart gaml' Sto Pana!'on1c record c h a nger diamond needle S25 Coffl'C la ble. l>lack S8 Hf.'cords 2.'>c l'ach Child .., re ('Ord pla_v l'r S8 llerme!-t~Pl'\\rtll•r S20 Vases 1 ~la~~1 SI l'a<'h 21JO Doctors C'trcle. apt D. Costa M l'S<I. off \'i<'tor1 a 642·7589 GE tw o door j!11ncl 2S1· ;.(tc• H1 ak<• lti\ I:! S-12 16-<16 SSO '>hell'' rnr (',II j!Otll) 12 \ anl .. of orld Plf.'CCS '1 Chn...im.I' fluC'k Sl2 lilt Sl7R kit 2S1· 1h:.11rtcd ht'.1 ------ d ... and }link J<'l\l'll, I Bill T haso., tack le Ille 2Sc· Child and :!S(' ~1 l\omta .1lb1e. adults clr1nl.1nl( Jll!' lult"i Sl S2 j.tla'i'ie-. ,1,<.11rll'1tl 1'111\-" 11•.,J-. S7 SIR ..,.,l'!o Hit 5(k ~11·n ., I !'llR !IK:l2 ICC' Sk Jll'" S~ S!111w fo:I fo:C.TR~ broom chain-.. pu1r S20 C.iMld Siii Eh•t•tnc heater <"lean u-.ed c·Jo1lhini.: SIS "l'h1rk h<11r dner all •.tll'' 25c SI ,\II S:!fl Tank , a<"uum item' dran 111 1!11!'<! l'll•;1nl·r S2S Four <' 0 11 d 1 1 1 0 n 9 1 " c·ht·"t of dra\q>rs $5 l'res1d10 Dr; Cost.1 i•uch 1;arden shears Me'!a O~f I· u1n iew S:l l'urn on luRgage and El l am!nn ca-.t SIS 642.s232 tu l.on•nw s .. t 11rrl;I\ and S 11nd ;1) onl\' • .. HOl.L 6610 10con· 9am 4pm refrigerator S.'iO Four oak chairs S2S earh. Three walnut bar ANTIQl'E ceramic s t o 0 I !? s 2 s . l:Jmp with floral de Hatchcover table S50 sign. onJirnal s hadt· Ratplanter · sso. 8ft S J S A n t 1 q u l' long J shelf hand typewriter S25 Anti dowelted teak s heJv. que tidding machine ing unit $35. Office S2S. Three hu n d chairs <6t SS.SlS 1977 hooked wool throw Cadillac never used rugs S20 each Four space-saver tire and old golC clubs SS An· w h e e I s 4 o lique kitchen colle<' c·n•tt• re1nforting '''r<'. approximately 750 square ft SSO 968·92211 ------ Lawnmower ss. Oak tables Sl·SIO. Twin hlghbar k chairs 121 bookcase headboard 110 each. Picture and S2S. Nice gold velvet m i rro r fr a m es c h air $25 Ster eo SlO·S35 ''Tho m as" phonogra ph <perfect AUTOMATIC washer paint compr,saor ror kids1 Sl5 White $50 Electric dryer sso. Boys S lingruy ceramic Oriental la· tso. Girls bHte $40. bleyctt 110. Four old ble lamp StO. Blue Powermower$40.221 pe destal t lnks $3S cer a m ic bedroom Flower Str~t. Costa each. C..mps •tO·SSO. lamp SS. Car vacuum Meu. Saturd ay a f· Beveled mirror SlO. S2 Oil paintings and tem oon and Sunday. Balboa Penlni ula w•ll'r colors tslgned P l t l "'"'" Ml Mlglna1-> S1·"'5. Old rwn clean apartment gas ranges 30inx24in S4S and SJS e ach . Goud twin bed S3S. New Thermador 220 \'Oil space heater, cost $140. seU for $50. Twin box spring, 7 f ou l lengt h $10 . Recently purch.ased color TV roof aerial S20 7 foot surfboard, needs m inor repair S20 . S48·3814 or ~8·17Sl anytime BROCADE Ch41l' S2<t. Bookcase Sl2. Small t abl es S 8 ·S 12 . Redwood table and benches ll5, Old t>aby doll $45, Shirley Tem· pie doll 145. Metal lronin& board $7 . Ba by end chlldrtns c l o th es SOc •S2 . J e welry 2Sc. Toys 2Sc. Doll clothes lOC. P aperb11ck11 2.Sc. Nan· cy Dre w booka n . C lo thln& soc. 112 MA YTAO wD!lher and 0 n ' ,,_ ramar record •lbums (rom dryer 145 each. 8/t ,_o_r ._._e7_3_·l_l_t4_. ___ 40'a and SO's 11 each . cou c h . Ma rte•. Please call Saturd&y black/btown/folct/w. LADIES blke 3·~peed after 7pm or •II day hlte I'S. Cuh only US. Dataun 1970 4 S unda)'. 538-9439: 6-3i.tW4 l0·4 door tra"smisalon , A lao call Mo nday BROW"' d hl doon. Urft, roar and throu.rb Friday oven· !~ •n w \e front pe.tt.a, front ~nd Ina• 1horty dr•~•· never declt lid. window• ---·------ used SlO. Maple book U ·l50. 305 H1>nda Catt he1dboerd llO. p I r t a S 5 · I 5 0 , Two 1tereo record Gal vanlzed plpe players SS. uch. tOc·Sl. m w. 81y, Lawn m owtr SU Coela M ... 548-.ie OOUBLE 1l1e m a t V1 lenda, Costa treu and sprln11 S20 Meu. Betweu El Sturely y1rd play equipment, COit 1100 sell for 840. JOH Yellow1lont Dr .• Co1ta Mtu. Off Brl1tol end , ........ . 8?3.,.177 C amfno and Baker off Men4ol1 VW f11t bac:k body a GALLON flClU•riUD'\ paru! I.Aft i;icM paMl KITCHEN \able Md 4 •Ith atand JZS. 15 IH Len door $25. c hair• W . ~bit 1alJon ~wn wlU. ffOOd IJO. WbMlalUeld aota bed as. Upi'liflc c: o \I er t 1 I . Ac:. ,taO. RMI' .... 110 frMRr a 40 PlliiD HHOtlH lntludecl. 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It your cu IA ~ at.ereo. alloy 'wheela & "fl To""'• Corolla 1800 utes,980-3192 -2ATC70'e,(l)"71,U)'~ ~~lM,cleu. In ua DIRECT! U-CeiWle ~;~':'m~~~~::;~~Y only 11.000 miles ! IHI PIUGIOT waP,'"Good condition. <*OA c~ S32$, ssoo & IMO. Xlnt Cond. McL9'a IMWll id rood. S2.9t5. or orfe~ (496ZEU. Llmlttd otter • ,.. .. 1 ...._ need• eoth>t r-=built. SlltlSua. 190-1807 or &*9'52ev~. ~ lfl-r-1 .u •~ e.yo,.a..... (714)842-4935. <up to 2 Yrs.> tervkc •va v. 1400ormabofler 1 ,....-"' ly0..,._,,_1 contract oo moat late ,,__ l»tl57 S... IAIL ... DRS model lolled can backed llACH IMPORTS AKAHA!NDURO 2 Stater. 40HP Stock '""'~ O.W•OToC ...... ll '71DATSUM bym~lna.oo. S48DoveStrfft '77Toyota4drtedan.Air. 100.nm11d.l200 VW1,f!!!RoaTdSllcke1r .T-a•~CHIMPORTS .._...,.,_.. D 1 2180%RO d YS6HI Nl!.WPORTBF.ACH stel'f!O. 35,000ml. Xlnt. 493-2265 alt. Spm. Trai""'. '81 •tr•· A I on· •t 1a 0r_,, c..ey .,._ .........._ ynam te 5-ape• IM(8 S11tEIT 752•0900 S3600. ~.1374. --- -I y S 8 5 0 8 7 1 · 9 $ 2 1 2925 Harbor Blvd. Ml Dove Street 'Ml :rlOI (!bet> Sport Coupe wlth air tand USID CARS H.D '61 Sportster c uat.. Fullerton. COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH SU,975.00 stereo, wheels a nd l42SB k Str t Weber carb MUST •W ..... Dn H , tHO 752-0tOO '81320i C04:i6l s hadow. It's Beautiful! cos4A4i.ES~e SEU.. DennlJI, 980-3L92 ............ ~.......... 979-2100 '80s12528.97,. (5~34009 ) C265UJ>Zsl 7295 545-1134 '78 Alfa Spyder Convt. ~· '77 Mi\ICO 250. F'ox '79 Toyota Land Cruiser WI IUY x 1 n t con d . s i I ver Sl7 980 00 JIM MAIUMO s hocks. rast, hardly rid· 12K ml, Meaa-extras CL•• .... C "'RS w / m 8 r 0 0 n 1 n t , '8052ilA «~> Y"' "SW .e.ft.1 .... '75 RX3 WaJ(on: Air. stereo cassette. S1800 or beat offer. S52·5948. en S700. 961M979 17700/0BO 646·7694 eves '""'" "' F' sis""'"' oo ..,_ ,...,. " Blaupunkt Am / m .-... t8711BeachBlvd fruckt 9560 AHDTRUCKS s lereo. 35.000 ml. Tax . L~l~d~.NH ex-142-2000 71Kl1000LTD : W /Xtras. Black & Red I Xlnt Cond. 7300 miles t $2400. Aner 5PM • 17141586-2766 'll Suiuki, ~;;;-bike. t uns ~d. S2SO : 545.4711 ........--.----Motor HOMU, s•I , .. t/Storog. ; 160 ·~····················· ; WECAHSELL ' YOUR R.V. +-559·1304 RENT 22' lux mtr bome. Sips 6. self-cont f2751wk + 8< m1 f.40-8.585. ""T" Rent motr hm sips 6. Self-cont .. nn s mkrs pref P P S40 dy $56·6468 ---l)-alen, Tra•~ 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8~24 Aristrocat. like ne w ,5,000 1KP6858l 4~3816 ~ 1955 Pilgrim. 12x55'. 1m mac rond. $6000 1 5266083 ·11 .25· A1rstrearn 1wod cond sips 2 furn S5000 '45-45.JObef 5 Auto Senlce. Parts & Accessories 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S7250/0BO. P.P. 548·2184 McL-IMW . . M•~· hn 9740 Spechd eves. -"""' 74 2160Z, new paint, air, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PurchaM!! 213-691 -6701 polished mal(s , xlnt 71 MERCEOES Low M~! ~e:c!•••••••••••••!?.~~ 7 f 4-522·~~4!_ ~, .. 4600/0BO 645.8171' 250 SEOAN 1,104..... 5 .... '76 100 4-cyl, lo ml. bigh n 97Z5 A u t o m a t i c ....... •..-733,·'s ....................... transmission. air condi· Dahm "di Up•1 HIGH IUYER m~ cond. Eves 78 F'ial 124 Spyder. xlnt tionlng. AM-FM radio. Trt11M11dDUS 67 · cond k800or bstofr Mercedes . value . Top dollars for Sports EXCELLE .... T """'7 b · · S-~•.•.! c 8 c '14 Fox. 38M act! Auto. " 951 . ....., resale. relia 1l1ty ..... ars. u~s. ampers. am l fm . app raised SaECTIO.... 1062CHX>Theimportof Malle wn 914's. Audi s " '75 Fiat Xl·ll Xlnt cond all 1·mports in superb AskforU/C MGR S3000/offer.551-1693 Of a...1nu .1 B Oftd,...tWy pey.e1th JIM M•RluO "s;""' Extras. Low mt es esl condition can be owned "" " '74 Audi 100 LS auto/ air 4 •90•1 & '81 'I offer 640-4846 this week for only BARWICK DATSUN \a,. J.,on C apl\t.<»'>O 8 3 1-33 11 IO VW '8CK-UP' 5 speed diesel! Factory Air' Onlv 10.000 miles. Dynamite! <OOt PJD) $7695 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. 842-2000 '57 Chevv P U. new pa inti upholstery. 350 auto . mag s Sl995 547-2669 Ive mess-call eves '79 RANCHEROGT Air. ps. pb. cruise cont. tilt whl. am fm stereo. xlnt rond Call Jay . 646-4579. 644-1988 VOLKSWAGEN cyt xlnt cond S1600. V 11 •iL• ... OWI .78 Fiat SPIDER. magi.. Sl979 18711 Beach Blvd 963-1658eve642·9743 A A -!I;" IOI WfTHAM HUNTINGTON B EACll ROY CARVER IMW stereo. rack S655o VOUCSW ... '-E .... 142·2000 2 1973 Audi lOOLS. One t540Jamboree Road 963·5130 ,...,. " ---~ runs. one for parts as ts NEWPORT BEACH 7600 Westm inster Blvd T-DOLL"'R SlOOO 64.2-2309 640-6444 '74 F111t X19. am 'fm in Westminster vw-"" stereo cass.125001080 893-7551 638-7880 PAID FOR '77 AUDI FOX BMW '72 Bavaria. auto. 960-8254 GOOD & CLEAM Dynamite s un-roof, 2 AC-all orig .. 1 owner. USED C •as•. door. 4 speed. Very serv rec .S3500536·8240 "" Sharp (779SPZl miracle mazda 2150 H ..... llYd. Colla w... 645-5700 WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Volvo s . C all u s ODAY !!' $3495 '71 2002, Comp. mech. JIM MARINO rest. Am/Fm. air. Ori~ VOLKSWAGEN owner. S6,250/0BO 18711 Beach Bl vd 557-9590 dys, 494 2536 842-2000 eve. 9709 '72 BMW 2002, 4s pd. looks great S3400 •• ••••••••••••••••••••• 494· 1475 AUSTIN-HEALEY SPRITE COMVT. '65 S18SOIOBO XLNTCOND 557.2289 I 9712 ' IMW '71IMW2002 4 s peed. air. s te reo. dvnamite! <640EH0) -$2995 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VISIT YOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA HEADQUARTERS 'TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALE.5&SERVICE OLDSMOBILE t-40HDA GMCTRUCKS 2850Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 540-9640 ---------- SELLING YOUR MB ? WEP'AY TOP DOLLAR SS Call Jack Bacon JIMSLEMONS IMPORTS 1970 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 631·1276 833-9300 '76 45(l)E. river blue. tan int. snrf. cass. S14.000 499 1998. 972-9143 Dr Pu 1th M BZ 280 · 1973 XLNTCOND S6000 CALL 760·9278 -- '7t l'IUGIOT ~04 dleul 1unroor. automatic and just like new. <12210l S7'95 '19 Corolla Deluxe. Xlnt cond. Low mllage. P .P. 14500. Steve a t work 642-9531. home 979·4759. '77 T oyota C h inook r amper , 6' poptop. Full equip S7000. 91t R7.X. 760-~16. JIM MAllMO YOLKSW AGIN 187118each Blvd. 142-2000 _ '79 Celica GT Coupe. l"ortcM t750 am/fm s t ereo. 5spd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• snrf. mags. 19K mi. PORSCHE I t79 551·9295. 64>0792· 928. Fully loaded. 15.400 '79 Toyota Supra. 24,000 orig. mi .. xlnt cond rn mi. Sspd. fully equip. side & out. Blue book With snrr. S72001(irm ~holesale is S26.375. our sale price is S26 ,775 497-56.59 12003681 Ask for Duke '78 Cehca L1rtback. 5spd or Mike Air, pwr steering & "!>rakes AM IFM lcass 50.000 frwy miles Im - mac S48SO 499·4128 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR IHVD COSTA Ml SA 642 0010 '70 CORONA d ean & xlnt mech. auto. S900 675-2190 '76 911S. 5spd. ma1ts. ·77 Corona WJCn p's. pl b. stereo cass. snrf. silver. 3 / c. good cond. S2500 immac S12 .950 PP cal1964·6846 640-l!M8 eves/ wk ends '67 912 5spd. amlfm Strk. clean, new shorks/muf fler. rblt seats S5200 752·8786 days. 551 5076 eveslwknds frlumph 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'rtumph Spitfire '78. brn. amlfm. must sell Gd cond S3900 559-5480. '79 Spitfire xlnt rond 17K '57 Speedster Replira d ' 1 t Wht1 Btk F'un Car m1 . ra ia s. s ereo. S9500 OBO Trade S4000 S44·0S08 645-22.1.S ·77 Spitfire new hard top, Likenew '69912 S lma.l(s. 5500 on new en~me All records. S6.950 halt blue '714 1272· 7970 cstm steerin1t whl'st1ck shift SJSOO/OBO 673-5041 For sole Datsun Z motor + othft-parts 768-5837 1'79 Toyota lon1tbed. auto. air. 54150 196' H..tler lh& c ......... . "'-•U-OOJ w S40-t07 For The Best Buy Or Lease Deal In Orange County Come See Us Today' 842-2000 '75 2002 BMW. 800 mt on new rblt {'nj?. am fm l s tereo C'ass. '73 Honda Civic. 4~pd . xlnt runnin.1? cond Sl950 842-9946 after 6pm 848 7276 '71 CLASSIC 280SL Orig owner. 72.000 m 1. a r nu tires. 2 tops showroom sharp H 3\ e a II ser v1<'e records s 19.750 •79•, Porsche 924 Red w tan ml every farton· option only 14K m1, rar 1s immac S9900 e\ {'~ 673-6394 '78TllUMPH Dynamite Spitfire Sport Roadster. 4 speed. radio a nd h eater S h a r p' l828PNX1 $3495 JIMMARIHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 Porsche 914 weslt>rn ~t \le maj? wheels S20 ea 548-9744. 548·6441\ ' CHEAP!! Slightly u:-.ed lurho kit '70 '74 Datsun Z C'ar!. 76R 5837 W anted '611 or l;.itl'r Squarehal'k VW hml,v f\tk . no41 I':-. 751 4!l24 SSAVESAVES WITH USEO PARTS Imported car parts IM PORT Al'TOSt'PPLY IOI N Manchec;tf'r Anaheim 771\ 9900 llP.ADF:RS '' &fic\I SMc-t1 960 2560 540-5505 wkdys '77 GMC ''ton P l 1 ps. pb, to mileage. xlnl rond . S3800 O BO 492 :ma ·10 Ford I ton. ale. radio. heater. ut1l bed with lumber ra c·k St000'0RO 645-7325. '80 Dcrhun Kin9 Cab Rolled over in accident 4000 mi. needs roor & dr & body work. I paid s2.ooo down payment "Price" take over pay ments548 7032 ·79 "• T Chev S1lverado top or line. all xtras 14.000ml $7295 548-1327 '72 3, ton PL' xlnt 1·ond S2000 ORO 842 4538 4 11res with ma)! rims. IO'<l5.6holes.S20 ea 545 1716 '76 DaLo;un w shell 60.000 4utos for Sa~ miles I owner Askrn~ •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • S35CX>. 673~4624 IMPORTANT NOTlCF.TO fl P.AD l-:RS ANO ADVERTISl-~RS '71\ GMC Sprint JSO en.I?. askm)!S3100 897 4565 The price or 11ems advertised by vehiC'I<' Vans 9570 dealers in the· vc•hkle ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'lassified aclv£'rt1sm~ Value Rated J-o lumns d0t•s not in Used Can!! ;-_lude ~~Y ~r>pli.c ahl e '81 GMC Rally Van ,laxes. hi_ens~. ~r~n~rer 7.000 miles. power win- fees. fin a nce t h.irge.... dow.1. tilt wheel. rruise fees ror ~1r pollution con control air 3 seats. and <trot devl<'e cert1f1rallons · · or dealer documentar.\ more 13267 A1 .preparation C'hargcs un 'ess otherwise :-.per1fied IJy the advertiser l ·~1 ' Clcissiu 9520 ·f······················ 'A6 Ford W oo di e. PORSCHES WANTED Allow us the opportunity to consider the purchase or trade· in of your clean Porsche. Check with lls Today! 13631 Htrbo1 Ulv11 c;.,c1en Gro~ 11• &J9,,.2Jll Top Dollar Paid For Your Car' JOHNSON & SON Uncoln-M•rcury 2626 Harbor Blvcf Costa Mesa 540 56:IO We P'ay OVER "-look F'or Your Good VW, Porsche or Audi .~HICK --~RaoN VW-PORSCH F:-AtrDI 445 E. Coast Jliway at Bayside Drive ~ewport ~each 673·0900 Premium prices paid for any used car I foreign or domestic l in good condition See Us First ' .!888 llJ1bo1 111\d t ""l ·' \fl·' .1 ~h) 0.1:10 SADDLEIACIC IMW 2840'l Marguerite Pkwv Mission Viejo Avery Pkwy exit 15 Fwy.I 831-2040 495.4949 Closed Sundays CREVIER $1 SJ 6 llOAOWAY SANTA ANA 835-3171 THl UlTIMATl OAMMG ~ •USEDIMW1• '762002S/R <4266 1 '76 S JOiA SI R 12419 l '77 6 30 rs1auto10040> '79 320I 17560) '805281A sunrr 11625 1 CloH'dS!Mdays S11ddleback IMW UMdCar ... DemoSale!!! ALL CARS Drastically Reduced!! Thi• Fri. Sat. OMLY!!! Come ift Today! AndSAVE!!! 28402 Mar9uulte Pkwy. Miltioft Viejo 131-2040 Closed Sundays 751MW Ovnam1te It's squeaky clean' 1419NKQI S5495 xlnt cond S6400 646-5526 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1910DATSUN 200SX LIFTIACK 5 speed trans .• AM IFM stereo cass. & only 6.700 miles! (672ZUE>. Limit- ed offer <up to 2 Yrs.) service contract on most late model used cars backed by major ins. co. OMLYS76tt IAlllSTUIT USIDCAIS tG:s Bater Street COSTAM~A 54S-JlJ4 1980DATSUN 210 Z DOOR oauXE Automatic trans .. fac- tory air cond .. body s ide moldin({S. radio & low. tow miles 1348YRS I !Stk 1432). Offer ~ood day of publication only ONLYS3999 NEWPORT DATSUN 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH lll-1300 CHEAP!! Slightly used turbo kit '70-'74 Datsun Z cars 768-5837 '78 280Z 2+2. xlnt cond. restored. Sl3.000 ALSO f29 Model A Town Sedan. '4 dr. restored Ideal for s t udent SI0.000 t.7~161 .oc.NIN\ ~ llC;j,l(l83i NIN\ Autos. lmport.d ~~ '\ON ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 Am/Fm cass. al e, snrf S7450. PP 640 1948 eves/wkends '58 Chevy Impala . 8 <'yl, :b I k . 2 d r H u r r y ~EOO/best ofr. 833·0340 _ .,ustan1t '65 Conv pis. .disc brks. pwr top. auto. pony intr. 289 4·V en g. 11 traight bod y. xlnt ,mech. wire whl l'vrs, rtonneau. boot. OrlJC pvt • ply. (714 )968·2042 f-:o '51 G MC Station j W a~ons. historic a I vehi cle license. Both trucks ,s1soo Call· Frank after 16pm wkdys or all day •Sat. 893-8415. t973 Volvo Sedan. good , eng. body needs some i IJpalr. 11100. 5'8·1249 'Ml PORSCHE 3S6D ! CONVERTJBL! : Ptly restored. needs •some work. S82S(). •879-1687 !so Chevy Sedan I Delivery. or111nal. com. :plete. S2500or beat offer. 53f.'16T4 o Thunderbird. orla 1 ner. 1ood cond . . 540-7211 day1. "7·4965 'e ea. I FORD Model 'A ' ~W. Seel. fine car. I~ otterM0-8S38 ,, hrd Jtoedattr. Rµn1 . 1needl bodyworll. 1%750 'f..~ Alic>. '29 For4 ~';r body: 1450. -GeMnlll 9701 1977 DODGE "SHORT" VAN Automatic trans.. pwr st.. AM /FM tape. full professional int. inc. icebox. wide wheels & reallv cute! I IJ88453). Limited offer Cup to 2 Yrs. l service contract on most late model used cars backed by major ins. co. OMLYS5995 IAKERSTIEET USED CARS 1425 Baker Street COSTA MESA 545-3334 '61 Corvair Van. runs good. needs paint. s1200. 49'4-0648. Custom Ford Van. Xlnt. cond. Ma ny extras. Runs on r egula r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Saab Sonett Sprts Car , air. am/fm, xlnt cond-mileage. $3000. 963-4194. -·--- AHallomeo 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Spyder. melt. silver. am/fm stereo. lo mi. nu top. S45oo. 646-1815. '77 Alfa Spyder silver am/fm s tereo alloy wheels xlnt cond 17000 857-4636 S500 ... and take over lease payments at S286 month '79Sprint Veloce Showroom condition. less than 24,000 miles. black wl tan leather. sunroof. Dave 131M833 TM Most hcHhH) Pert Of Your IMW PwchoM Or Lease Could le McLarenlMW!! kyOrLHM ly Ow P'hoM Pion! 1714) 522-5333 ORAMGE COUHTY•s OLDEST & Sales-Service-Leasing RovC .... er,lnc • Rolla l\oyce BMW t540Jamboree Newport Beach 64().644~ '73 240Z. needs work. S2900 761·0113 '78 280Z 2+2. xlnt cond, am/fm cass. a le, snrf. S 7 • 300 < Cr i ck i e l P P 640-1948 eves/ wk nds or 97$-0113. 751.QI&. 1~-------- '78 BMW 3201. Snrf. wheel1 . air . am/fmlcass. Sacrifice: suoo. 648·8227. p . p . Eves./wknds. '7$ Ford Econoline 250. self-contained, lo ml. new tlrta, bubble top. PP '4 .989. 551-4858 •gs GMC Van, good condl· Uoh. 11100/best offer . MC).~ '77 Chevy Beauvllle. lo mlg, loaded. Xlnt Cond. B.t offer 41t·4080_ Ol&YZ•MIUS '71 Dodi• Trad• 200 mlnt eoad , P/S, P i ii. AIC. CndM. cstm la· tied. lwn xtra avail. ........ ...- WantAdllelpT You can be a WINNER Juat by sendln& u1 your name and 1ddres1 and by watchlD& for your name ID the claeslfled ads of the DaUy Piiot. Wla =-:nclrcu.. •".t• tmusement •ttra or 1ven11. IUll nu \>\It tbll toUPGll Md IJ lO tile: t a ....... _.rt .... , Dally ..... •" ... , .... c... .... a ... I I I i I . . . . . .. . : : J H61 '77 C1v1r 3 dr ~ood l'ar' S2995 646 3841art5PM '79 HONDA 4dr. auto. stereo'tape. a 'c. S6520 9-5pm 644 0550 '76 CVC'('85K mis. S3400 Good \ond 644·9904 ·79 Civic Auto 17.000 m1 Rest oHer 642-8751 '75 RMW 5301. low miles. am l fm/8 . auto. air. flawless. must see S7SOO PP 64().1547 '77 Accord AIC. stereo. 5spd Low m 1leage S4399 p p S62 7521 pp 540·3136 '76ih Ml 450SLC From pvt party this flawless s pecimen with only 16.000 mi. Exterior deep melt. red with parchment white leather tnt Anti-theft syst em , MR magnesium wheels & all the other im menities. MB service re- cords furn. This ex elusive 4 pass sports coupe 1s offered at S22.900 The equivalent '81 model <380SLC> hs L<> for over S47.000 Note in the event of rain this auto will be shown in doors only '714l548-7617or521 3500 · 7 5 CV CC H o n ·73 450SL allo\'s . both damat1t.45K mis. nu t ops. Xlnt • Sa1·ri£ic•e radials. S1950673 J490 SJ3.950645-9628 JCIC)UCll" 9730 '73 ~F. 4 5. xlnt t·oncl. '58 Speedster all on.I(, ful Iv res to red. Red ' A beauty Ofr 675 9619 eves '78 911SC. Pet blu, lthr. tan int AM 'FM c;.iss fllaupunkt. P 7 R's. A C'. snrf. S23.500 631 1532 ·so Porsrhe 911sr Petrol Rlue. full equip 556·4347. 64211722 '70 911 Black 20.000 m 1 on reblt en.I? N1•w tran:-. & clutr h New tires w l allov mags Needs some upholstery X Int cond S9,000 Call Nick 714 497 13S 7 o r 714·951 ·0200 '57 Speedster replica w bla <'k r un ra r S9500 080 trad e 645-223.'i '69 911T. new pamt. c h<>l' brn. am rm. tape. bra Konis S7200 631 9246 ••••••••••••••••••••••• must sacrifice. S6500 '67 Jai;!uar 3 8 MK llS all 536-3422 I '70 914 Good t'Ond 1.o on~ very well mam· mtleaj?e Runs ~real tamed Must Sarrifire 1980 450 SL. under 1500 S3800. call 646 3192 8468570 milei; Loaded wilh C\'H CLASSIC .71 XK E ythin.1? Dark !?rey ext. I '73 PORSCHE • 4 2. nawless. all xtra!t. with blk 1.eather 1ntr ' 914 nu paint. reblt enjol. 1.a ~t 450 imported 1n D ynamite 5 s.peed 1n l an s nu tires Cah£S40.000.675-9111 baby blue with only r · · _ · 56,000miles' (340GRlll beautiful. must see '79 300SD. like n e w 54995 661 7317 Ive msl( P vt 6000mi. slvr'blk . snrf. party. S29 ooo. 955-2699 JIM MARINO . VOLKSWAGEN '69 Jajoluar XK P. 2+ 2. !?d M BZ ·59 1908 Mini rond 18711 Beac h Blvd rond. S7000 S5800or best offer 842-2000 6.Jl-5189. Call 673-5753 '56 XX 140 Jag. reblt enit. partially re sto red . S4SOOIOBO. 675 3818 '70 911 Tarl[a . Xlnt cond '68 280SE. ori.I? owne r . Mus t se l I ' SSOOO well maint. drk J?rn (714)494·5437. 645 9471. '72 JAG XJ6 D y n ami t e ye ll ow. loaded luxury Sedan Best ride and drive 1n country ! (705GNR l S4995 JIM MARINO VOUCSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 142-2000 Beaut $4500. Call eve!i 675-4560 . '69 230 absolutelv mint' Always J!ara1ted ·s4990 Gordon 675·9137 Wanted MB ·75 or later 240D up. Under Sl0.000. 714 1548-4666 '79M.IENZ Showroom new 2400. on 973-2 Iv 22.000 miles. still in warranty. 4 speed. air. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s teering , c rui se. '74 J en11en-Healey. im· oriJiinal ! Like New 1 mac & orig. thru·out. t122001 JeftMft '69 911T Porsche. yellow. xlnt cond S8200 Call 11994-3727. '64 Porsche. superb cond. no rust. Sl0.000 558 i966 dys or 544-8822 eves '77 911S Porsche. black on black. lthr seats. e lec window. snrf. telephone. full y l oaded 1714 ) 556·2995 Rolls Royce '756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• #1 DEALER IN U.S.A.· Vo•swagen 9770 ......................• '79VW SCIROCCO Dvnamite platinum Sport Coupe. 4 speed air. ma.l(s & stereo. only 31.000 miles on this beau tv 1 EZCurtl SU95 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 OVER 250 NEW & USED OPEN EVERY HITE TILL 9 PM FREEWAY CLOSE WE DISCOUNT 1980 CLEARANCE SALE NOW GOING OH BOB WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7600Westminsle r Ave 714 893-7S51 76YWVAN 7 passenger. looks & runs 1treat. All origin a I (7270 ) CHVIERIMW lsl & Broadway Santa Ana 835·3171 79VWDIESEL 'L ' Model 4 door. sun roof with stereo. Jel black beauty! C52SXDB l $5995 JIM MARINO xlnt mech. must s ee to S 15,995 apprec: S6SOO firm Will JIM M•RINO consider trade up to "" VOLKSWAGEN ROY 18711 Beach Blvd. s 2 o o o . w k d a y s · VOLKSW AGEM ( 7 1 4 ) 5 4 8 4 8 4 3 : 18711 Beach Blvd. e v e s I w k e n d s 842-2000 (7141673-7824 K ........ GMa t744 CARVER 142-2000 ROLLS·ROYC£ 1540 JanllloorH '60· '65 VW left & right Ntw,.n .. •<" door. ''73 left door. ISO ----M0-6444 earh. Western style whl ClOSEO SUNOAYl, rims for Super Beetle 5-CMlb--9760 S20ea. 5'8-9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 for S1600. '67 for S2600. • LE.ASE Or Best offer p.p. MUST • SELL548-1095 : DIRECT! '73 VW Convertible. Ex·~ 1911 SAAi TURI01 cellent. radial tires . Bes t , offer over 13000. , 494·2A07. Must see. Sell t' or trade. '7t M4H llACH IMPORTS AMto IMw..c• 4 speed. JA ,00 miles, new S48DoveSlreet Problems? I wrtte any tlres,1t.ereotaee. <t•G> NEWPORT BEACH risk. lo monOlly rates .• CUYIR IMW 752-0900 Plrktl Ins. 64&-399S , bt•Broadway __ _:_.:=::=.,:.=::.:: ___ ,~-::;-=::-:-:-:~;::-:::--:=-~~ SantaAna m -3171 O~ICouMTY '87 Squareback 4spd,: 19 M4H Sill rune ire:!!_= :- Dynamite 4 apeed aporta BUY or LEASE ,_C_on_vt-.-'7-4-. x-ln-t con--d-. -N-ew ..... , .. 0Mn•RX7 r oadater. Air! Super DIRECT S 00 ~ II I (""-) OVERSEAS rad.lals. auto. 4.5 . •SIC... 1 c:e _. DELIVERIES MS-4090. ~ White/maroon. All or· JIMS~!t11..,..0 . 1 e b t b k ... tl!>.Il•I Mint Cond. I -" 7 • l&S, nu· a . ra •·~ UHV109) V~SW A•B4 clutch. radla. ex. cond._ I df1••d IMW 11711 Baeb Blvd. 12500, aft. noon: 144·951'7 •, 21412 M•rt••rlt• .. J.JOOO 10120 G1rcsen Grqve Bl 77 RAlllT. Plnfy, -•MOB-OT G1rden Grove 530.9190 4 apd, 4 door, low mlM1 Mll1._"'fe ha/080 ----------• altrto, very ~lean . Ut-1040 C114>f7S.111'7 •''n &Ml In llke·new Prl4*1 to aell. tlll'l'PGJ CloMdSwidays ~ 91 ...... coad.a.17a.oooml, ale. CM.OUlor.-r-zm -emlfnl. 9-°" beat of. 'TJlluda ax.a. malretl· •• •-• ........... fer.lll-IMI •• Volllswa ... camper • fer. Prluta Partt •Ollll**-11,•m•. -~~""""'='----A•l rll tlereo eau. OU>IU·Ul1 lu. :bl ;t•~ .... coad. Ha" wwwtNa1 to HllT 1.-.. .••• 1 ... ~~4-. C\lllillW•dottwell. ..... ..... ...... VOLVO t•HarMr Blvd . --.--......-----.....-...-•1 Forti St•tlon W 1n. ttJI NM tzil)--. ------- 1917 COIDOIA '71 Ford StaUon W ''°"' W tth OMLY 34.000 1d 1hlpe, orl~al mlles' Loaded 5*•. '15 Muttan1 V-8 auto. p/ 1. '17 VW Camper l~c. new tnna. trenaaxl• new, new Uret. Baja re- ady Mk• blOl-..21a llTI VW Convert. Cham. ,.,.. Edlt. 1.000 mi, Mlchetin tu.. ehrome wbeela. All/FM UH. suso. Call Dean . 11MOOO COST A II F.SA , ........... ,467 wlth extraa ! Whtte wluddle top It Interior . SS200/beat offe r. Call '75 Gran1d1 Ghia 4dr. Pl· id eond. reblt en113500. p b . pw. a I c. velour _,_v_a_m_.,._·ra_>_1161-_5_7_59 __ 1 JHll. CUI ·~reo. loolll le runs g~1t, below bl~ book . 12200. Wayne M6-81181. OIA.Mel COUNTY VOLVO Lar1est Volvo De1ler C714l 112-9124. 'S7 Cadillac Limo. see to '68 Chrysler Newport. believe. x I n t c on d • r u I I y •a Muatan1. xlnt cond. actual 37.000 miles. air. w.w. cover•. acoop, vinyl roof. 644-4122. in Oran•e CCM.1nty ! • n.-lo 1 BUY or LEASE T1 UUlll, m .owner, sun· DIRECI' CdV F II I d d '75 Cordoba wht, Loaded 842-4429. equlpf*I. 165<>. 6TS..1107 LIKolR t~41 _833..Q202 __ . ____ 1 rf. carefully c1red for. '81 . u Y .oa e . w/'"'xt•as, .. l ... an. ru'ns SleOO/otr. 552-4307 Drk blue leath. med blue .., • .. "' m extr. 115.600. 832-5262 or Gd. S2000. 546-285:5 ·~~~ ~son.'.:,:.8iie food pjHNil• ~.]~, • T7l·2007 l owner lmmac '77 Le _. ...,, jlTJ....~ . ~! _ '78 Seville. yellow. llhr , Baron lo miles, auto. ---------•--------sunroof. loaded. :r7K mi. a l e. amlfm . p/b. pi s. '18VWConvt. yellow, 10 120 Garden Grove 8 1 110.soo. 7~9278 radials, etc. S700 under S&"lOO. Gd cond. Call Garde n Grove 530.9 190 c_... 99 I 7 blue book 12995 644·t288, 997. 7042. ••••••••••• •••••• ••• •• • _8_33"_9_19_1 _____ _ vw '73 Bug , gd cond. '79 Volvo ~GL. slvr blk '1SCamaro CCMIHM..tal 9910 12495oroffer. lthr. lo males. mech xlnl Air, automatic. power ••••••••••••••••••••••• 838-2430 675·9619eves steering. 27,961 m iles. 71 UHCOlN '77 VW Bus. s ha rp. '73 UIOO ES: 8Q.OOO miles IS82VEI ~4911 MARK V am/fm cass. brown & Xlnl cond. ksoo. CalJ . Power windows. power white. with or without eves & wknds SS6·3961. Barwick Imports seats. stereo ta pe. steel re movable cam per. 1 days 2131648-SS62. 831-3311 radial tires. Landau top. o wne r with re cords . ,71 VOLVO 2-44-leather in terior. till 149'50 646-9669 760-9«1 '78 C....-o Rally wheel. cruise control. · · ' .,,, ·-4 Door, 4 cyl, full power Tin led w i n d o w s · Test drive this diamond . '72 Bus . new pa i nt. miles. Immaculate. louvers, s uper lights (P IP ) With only 19.000 ca mper seat & window Price $5895. <805UQW) with TA 's. bra. 11200 miles. the value is un· Sodium valves . xln l Call494·013S or49'7·2388 s t e r e o sy s te m . questionably valid for Cond 13&00 ...... 7009 I 6 7 0 0 / 0 B 0 onl.v · · .,_.. · • ·75 Volvo Sta W iin 245. (714JSJ6-9696 eves $6199 IOIWelHAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71UMCOl.H TOWHSIDAH Luxur y equipped and m~! Velour interior. lilt wheel, cruise coo· trot. full p ower . '233UKH) 16497 JOHNSON & SOH UncolaMercwy 21626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540.5630 •76UHCOlt4 MAlKIV Dynamite white <'OUpe, loaded with all t he toys a nd brand new radials! 11AJH617) SJ995 JIM MARINO VOUSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 842-2000 '88 Ca l Look. 2 100cc Ol auto.looks &runs like featured in Hot VW s. new. Stereo. a ir. 46K mi. S4995 . B e s t , offe r . 30mpg. Movinii. must '67 Camaro RS Me<'h all new.$2000 VOLKSW AGEM 79 LINCOLN 556-7948. sell. 13000. 551-8285 '7' VW RAlllT '77 Volvo 2440L. factory Custom 2 door 4 speed. air .. a uto: stereo. dlr low miles. fact. air. ll 's serviced. hke new S47SO squeaky c le an 1832 646.&185 Xffi> , $4995 Autos. Used JIM MARINO ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLKSWAGEN General 990 I 18711 Beach Bl vd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 142-2000 •CARS WANTED• 78VWRAlllT 24.000 miles. c ustom 20. automati c . ster eo I Cobalt Blue Dia mond' !488VOZ) $3995 JIMMARIHO VOUSWAGEH 18711 Beach Bl vd. 842-2000 '7tVWIUG Super clean. 7 psgr . 4 speed. Original brown & beige. <IS710221 $6995 JIMMARIHO VOLKSW AGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 '7tVWIAHIT RUNNING OR NOT $25-SJOO CASH FREE TOWING OPEN WEEKENDS Call F..d !714 189t .(l5 I 7 • CARS WANTED • RUNNING OR HOT S25-S300 CASH RtEETOWIHG OPEH WICEHDS CALLED 1714)891-0517 AMC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Gremlin. brand new eng. fantasll<' male age. x l nt cond . S l 795 76(). 9204. 7 59-1121. Dynamite low m ileage, l•idl 991 O C'u s to m 2 doo r .••••••••••••••••••••••• a utomatic. air, ori11inal • ,74 Century 4 dr . sharp c~r. !7925071 C'assette. loaded Good S4tt5 -C'ond. 673-7677 or 673· 7873 JIM MARINO VOUSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 '71 Buick 9pass wgn. full pwr. ale. xlnt <'Ond S895 ~IH591 ,77 VW I '71 Buick Skyla rk 2 dr US . iiood miles. 29.300 mi. iid Dynamite .1 pas~enger.4 cond. S875: 833-1941 s peed . with air! Low ----- mi l e s ! Ori g in a l ! '791TPF> $4995 JIMMARIMO VOUSWAGEH 18711 BeaC'h Blvd . 842-2000 '761'z SUPER SC'iroC'C'O. ale. 4spd. a m t rm. stereo 81trk. alloys. 301< m 1 $4895 759-0685. Cacllac 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78CADILLAC COUftE DEVILLE Ai r C'Ondilionang . rull power. Landa u top. till wheel. curise control A true beauty in s howroom condition. !605V PU I The finest AmeriC'a n luxury a utomobile built can be owned for only 7600 Westminsler Blvd VERSAILLES Call 661· 1451. --- • '71 al e. a m lrm <'ass. auto. mags. Sl690 inWestminster Built for today a nd 89J. 7551 638· 7880 more! Full power option 77 Ll .... COL.._. group. leathe r interior, " " wheel covers. 1602555) 644·8030 ·----Clt.Yl"Olet 9920 MARIC V S8997 Oh mv' What a beauty ' JOHMSON & SOH Too m uc h lux ury to Lincoln Mft'cwy ••••••••••••••••••••••• * 1978 CHEVY CHEYETTE 4-DR. list!' Full power group. 21626 Harbor Blvd uuise control. (672ZX E) Costa Mesa Auto. trans .. air <'ond .. e t c Cute little ca r ! ( 193UZV I. se397 I 540.5630 JOHNSON & SOH 1 ___ - ONLYS2995 HOW ilD ci..vrolet Dove & Quail Sts NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 Lincoln Men:wy M~rcwy 9950 26216 Harbor Blvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa ORANGE COUNTY'S 540.5630 RHEST Corv.tte 9932 LINCOLN·MERCURY OF:1\LERSHIP ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEE US FIRST! We have a good selection o r N EW & U SF:D Chevrolets' COHHRL CHEVROLET '.}o..,. ll.1rt .. 1 Ill •I I I I:'> I \ \1 ~.., \ S4~1200 -------- *** W-6y G•tin 4TI Flower Sl. Costa Mesa You are the winne r of 4frHHcbts SHOWROOM COHO. '75T·TOP Power brakes. power windows . power steering with lilt t e lesC'oping s l eerinll whe el. air . AM I FM s tereo. rear window defoJZl(e r . automali<' trans. Snow white with Burgundy in· terior. Z1.000 miles Im· m a C'ula te thru ou t ' S R.100 754·6790 o r Ans wer Ad •209. 642-4300 24 hrs <132 value >. to '78 CORVETTE Clrc111 Vwqaa Low Low Miles Mar. 17th, 8PM at Super Loaded! Montgomery Ward Super Low Price! 405 Fwy at Bristol (2602) Costa Mesa M 5• ~ft.as Call 642·5678. ext Z72 to JI ....,.."" claim your tickets IMf'ORTS * * * 1970 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA '76 Nova. 6 C'vl. a uto 631·1Z76833·9300 trans. PSI PB.· radio & !~~~~~~~~~ htr . AIC. new b rakes & ----- s hoC'ks . new stl be ll '68Tttop. 427.390 hp. 4spd. tires Outstanding cond. I owner. S6000. Wheel alignment for life 17141673-3635. of car. S2400 536·3932 Cougar 99~3 19734 Dr Impala with air ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good cond S1350 '80 MERCURY 548·7249 COUGAR XR-7 .75 Impala 4 dr, onl.v F'ullv loaded with luxury a nd· excitement ! Tilt 39.000 mi. loaded. new brks. tires. mechanica l· wheel. C'ruise control. Iv xlnt. I owne r Sl850. Li<' l83ZRT. S7997 645-3777 JOHNSON & SOH Lincoln Mttcwy ~ ?t.llJ.• LINCOLN·M ERCUR·v · 16-18 Auto Center Or SO Fwy.Lake For es t exit IRVfNE 830.7000 80MERCURY MARQUIS W AGOH Loads of room for you or the family! Luxury equipped with cr uise C'Ontro l. tilt wheel. power windows a nd locks. air conditioning. 1629276) $7497 JOHNSON & SON Uncollt Merury 2626 Harbor 81 vd. Costa Mesa 540-5630 '78 Marquis wallon . 9 p a ss. loaded. N e w M ichell ns. Xln t cond. 15000, Owner . 675·6161 79MERCURY COUGARXR-7 Beautl f uJly s t y led ' Equipped the way you wou ld expec t ! F u ll power group. see it now' (980WZD>S5297 JOHNSON & SOH l.Jftcoln Mercury 26216Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540.5630 '78 Zephyr. xlnl cond. full '89 6cyl, 3 apd, am /fm caaset st ereo. clean Int. & body . $1900/0BO 545--612111. Brent '70 Mustang orl& own, evenings -980-187 4 '77 Mustang, 4 cyl, ps. pb, a /c, 24K mi. <JS!ITZU l. 962·8249. Otdauuble 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '87 Olds Delta. runs gd . rebll tr ans. nu bra kes. make olr !7141963-9954 '80 Omega X·body. 2·dr. 6·cyl. air. 19K m i. 15850. 848-8897 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *SALE* 1979-1980 PINTOS • 30. to choose from $2895 !811XKS, ALL-Low Mileage ALl.rAutomalic Trans. ALl.r Power Steering ALl.r Runabouls. 3 dr SOME·Air Conditioning SOME.Station Wa11ons ALl.rGuaranteed ORANGE COAST TRANSPORT A TIOM CL~ETOFREEWAYS 2167 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Call <714 I 631 6441 '72 P into xlnt rond. cass'tape. mall wheels. 4spd 64G-6010 davsJene. 857 .4475 eves '77 Pinto W11n auto. al<'. pis. plb. roof ral·k. 23K m i $3100645-4593 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Horizon. 4 dr. 4 spd. PS. lo m i. Mint cond 13450. eves 673-33216 '76 Ouster. itreat cond. air. new tires. gd gas mileage. Ca ll after 6 pm: 968-<XIOO. Arrow GS·late '76, a uto. cass stereo. 34.000 mi. L o uvers . l et t e r e d radials. Super C'ln S2695 pp. 645-5657 '77 PLYMOUTH ARROW Sharp. original. 2 door with auto m a tic . air . 47.000miles IA prilT I $2995 JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 '70 Fury. runs good. new trans. starter . battery. parts under wmty S550. 960-6138 Donna '66 Bui(. a ll original. paint. ant. r adio. ett• neve r wrecked. SJ595 631·2568. $6999 IOIWllHAM VOLICSW AGEM 7600Westminster Bl vd . in Westminste r '78 Chevelle Clean A C 21626 Harbor Blvd 25-JOmpJ! mood C'ond Costa Mes a powerl3500. '70 Oust er. auto. pis . plb. 540·7~ Be yl. izd tires SI095. '63 Bug, orig own. 481< m i on C'ar. JOmpg on reg. 1120010 BO. 631 ·2568 .....__ ---- '67 VW BUG 4SPEED. CLEAN 11400. 494-1475 89J. 7551 638· 7880 '63 Sedan ~Ville Xlnl. C'ond Loaded. orig lthr Low mileage S1650 96J.7(l;.5 '79 VW Rabbit 'L' Blue '69 Cadilla<' C DV Con auto. al e. aml fm. new ve rtlble Xlnl C'ond . tires. best offe r Ke n $2500.645-9728 Donahue 9'79·4200 -----'80 Cadillac F.dorado '68 Bu g Good cond St650. 539 W 19th Costa Mesa ..._,U1ed Diesel. 81moold 115,595 Owner leavinll co untry Call eves: (714)963·5932 ....._U1ed $220() 714.847 1140 540.5630 '79 CHEV "AISOLUTEL Y" CORVETTE '1MMACULA TE" Dynamite loaded T·top M~t see lo a ppreC'iate. Mitlnite blue, a ll xtras. .67 COUGAR X R-7. 72K Original' Very Sharp ! actual m i. auto. pis. (693XVH> $I 0•950 p b. ale. wire wheel C'OV· e rs. best offer over $2500 JIM MARINO 962·5900 VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. 842-2000 '77 Caprice Many extra . S2995. Good runn ing C'OOd 830-9012 Dodge 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Dodge SE As pe n Wagon, lugg. rack. tlr hitch. amlfmlcass. 32K. loaded Cream P u rr S3000. 4!M-4129. ·---Autos,UMCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WMCftACat,'\W .... ............ ..._. ..... ............. _.... _ .,_..._,. .... _ ...•.. . ,,., ' '""'' .-,,. OMLY'Jttl 'n'NMIJA _,_ _ .............. . ___ ._.._..,.. ,.... __ ... "' .... 11""1 ... 0MLY'4ttl "' ... UIMll9ftCIW ~ ............ ,... ................. _ ..... ,... ........ '°"" .......... ..,.,,111) . ONLY S6ttl 80 MERCURY ~31 ·914~ ZEPHYR 2 DR. ftontfac 9965 If urrv on this one! Low • • • •••• •••. • • •• • • • • •• •• mileS. AM·FM cassette stereo. air rondilioninl(. pow e r s l ee r i n ll !OOlZEEl S5297 JOHNSON & SOH LincolR Mercury 26216 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mes a 540.5630 7SMERCURY COUGARXR-7 Under 55.000 miles! Lots of extras! Full power. wheels. beautiful styling a nd extra luxury are yours!! 1202MSZ> S2997 JOHNSON & SOM Uncollt Mercwy 262l6Ha rbor Blvcf. Costa Mesa 540.HJO 1965GTO This one's in 11ood condi· lio n. 11295 00. Please call 675-1763 after 6 pm. 1979 PONTIAC SAFARI W AGOM Automatic trans .. pwr . st .. air cond .. roof rack. r a dio & only 15 .000 miles. '91SWZS>. Limit- ed offer <up to 2 Y rs. I service contract on most late model used cars backed by major ins . co . OMLYSSttS IAIERST1tHT USIDCARS 1425 Baker Street COSTA MESA 545-lll4 '71 Pontiac Le Manz. 78K ml. V-8 reg gas. 'd cond. 1 owner . S.c. St.095 . 846-0'141. F or factory re batea and " llhe's" generous d11counts! 10 T .. IO DEMO (#32361 YOUR PRICE '8542 f ICTGIY l£U Tt 1700 11 FAIMONT (#10291 'WWE'S" lllstOONT S 310 .. ._mcau S6200 YOUR PRICE '5280 FACTllY IOA Tt S&lO 11 MUSTAIC (#1349) "WIWE'S" llstOUNT S 360 WMJOW sncan S7214 YOUR PRICE '6231 FACTllY IWTC s 623 11 CUIWIA (#1077) "WIWE'S" DlstOUIH S 420 WllOWSTIClEI SUS& YOUR PRICE '7398 FACTmY IWTC s 648 11 T .. ID 1#11191 "WIWE'S" DlstOONT S 455 WINDOW STICKEi S9141 YQtlR PRICE s 7 9 I 0 f ACTOIY IWTE s 776 $199°0 DOWN DELIVERS!! on approved credit '74 CHM 1/J TOH PICK.UP 8~, camper shell ( ). $2495 '79 DODGE D-50 PICK-UP 4 cylinder, automatic, 11r, and morel (1M82383). S4888 '13 DODGE CHAl•IA V-8, automatic, power steering, a nd moral C lea n & Sh ar p l (M7HER). s1595 '78 CHEVY DIESEL PICK-UP Power steering, air. two tone p a int. Sharp! (1J48144). s5550 , 11· lllTIAC , V ... MMmltlo, PoWef etMttn1. 1lr. power Wlcsdl a. vtnyt top. and ..... c.-~ '74 FOID LtD Vlnyt top, CNlte oontrol, power wt"dowa 1nd ... 8*90.(tltl.OT) . s1995 · . '78 FORD F250 PICK-UP V-8. automatic, auitihary tank, stereo (1J39090). s4595 '76 FOIB ,.100 4x4 2 tanks . ster.o. mags , roll b er. and morel (10827~). s4995 '11 vw RAlllT Low miles . Clean & Sharp (782SPN) SJ695 '76 FORD LTD UH•M. s-r.o. power wlndowa, vinyl top, and more l (518POl~ s1995 '74 TOYOTA COIOUASRI • speed, air. (480JN0). $1.995 I .. .. I ••