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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-05-03 - Orange Coast Pilot--..,..,. ____ , --. ----. --. - 111111111111 llllY NPll SUNDAY MAY J. 1981 ORAN GE COUN TY . CALIFORNIA SO CENTS Reagan closing • ID -OD budget victory WASHINGTON (AP) -Preal· dent Rea1an apparently baa · enoucb votes to aasure vt,ctory fo~ bla economic prosram when the ·Democratic-controlled Houae votes on a 1982 blueprint thl.I week, an Associated Presa aurvey abows. Tb• 1urvey, conducted by telepbode u Coo1re11 returned from it.a two-weelt Easter re· ceaa, abowa at leaat 29 Democrats will support Reaean'a budget over an alternative belnt pushed by their party's leadenblp. The 29 votes, coupled with GOP leadership claim• that only one Republican will bdct the ad· ministration's wiabea OJl tbe vote, would enable the president to eba.lk up a naJTOw,-two-vote victory for his economic re· covery procram. But ln addition to the 29, five more ,Democrat.a said they were TRIBAL TRADEMARKS TICKLISH -Linda Boris of the Newport. Beach Aztecs paints face of Jennifer Hamlin, 6'h, of the Costa Mesa Makahs at tbe Oranie Coast YMCA In· dian Maiden recruitment. More than 500 prospective mem- SUNDAY SPECIAL Branching out? Minimum security jail for women to open after court ruling 87 FREDE&ICK SCHOEMEllL °' .. ...., .......... BeetnniDa Monday, there will be a new cate&Of1. of resident at a rural Orange County branch jail, now the home for 125 male inmates, 6,000 chickens. 90 pigs, 90 cows and six horses. Ei&bt female inmates wlll take up residence at a new minimum ncuritJ de- teaUoo facW· ty bein1 ~Ded at the lame• A . Mu1lct honor faTm Joeatecl • eaat ol El Toro. KNO .. NML Tbe'10-bed women's minimum 1eeurity jail -the first of its klnd In u.e county -was built at a co.Loi S292,000. The coun.ty Board of Superviaon authorized it.a COD· atnactioa after a Superior Court jud1e ruled that the county was ON THE IN SIDE . DON'T as POOLED -ID· ve1U1ate, a new financial .aervlces firm, provldea In· : ••ton from Ne~rt Beach to iTok10 wltb the 'true stoey" behlnd lnvenilona that aeem too •ood to be true. Find out more about lta boWne on Pase Cl. . NSW OO~L8 -Former : Ram• .,........ Dave Chapple ba1 turntd wtldllle artistry into an equally profitable career. An early lnterHt ln taxidermy belped hit tranatuon to life after football. Pqe A.5. rlTTING J'A•ILlll - Ad•P'inl to cllttereat cUmawa and ._...... are two cbanlee .. at lclnAp ncbaqe 1tuderlt1 npect to make. S.vera& te.· air. 1'bo are vtaltln1 bere or ba • been abroad. teU about the • • c discriminating against female inmates by not providing a minimurd security faclllty for those who qualified. Mal~ inmates not considered escape risks traditionally have been assigned to either the honor farm or another minimum security facility in Oran"e. The first eight female inmates to be sent to the honor farm are on work turtouah uaipllMQb allowing them to wort durinl the day. They will be requktd to return to the honor farm eaeb n11bt and on weekends. Ten additional women -all aervinl Hgulai' sentences at the main jail i(l Santa Ana -will ar· rive Tuesday. Friday e nlng another 20 females will arrive - women wbo are aervinc tbelr sentences qn weekends only. "It won't be too tong before we fill the place up," commented sheriff's department Lt. Robert Benson, who oversees the honor <See IA.IL, Pase Al) real cb.allm1e1 ol bJendlq lD with host "relativ•." See Pa•• Bt. , STA& AT LAST -Fifteen years ol beine rediacovered led to the "ovemleht' aucceH of 0.nfel J. Tra'vanll, appeariftl In the TV hit, '1HU1 Street Bluea." • He recalls personal hurdles 1lon1 the wa,y. Paee 810. INHll TV ... ' leanlnt toward a vote for the president's packa1e. and another' 12 Democrat.a aald they were undecided which way to c aa t their votes. Administration supporters privately count some of the 12 u definite "yes" votes on the pre· sident'1 aide. The budaet blueprint Reaaan is endorainl is tailor-made for the deep spending cut.a for which be is a.skin&, u well as for bia plan for three-year, acrota·tbe- board cuts ln personal income taxes. Decisions about the actual cuts and the precise shape of the tax bill will have to be made later. The bud1et plan itaelf merely sets 1uldellne1 for Congrea to follow H It drafta spend.in& and tax le&i.slatioo for the 1912 fiscal year. The plan the Wblte Home la backing calla for spendina tell.8 bers and their parents toured teepees Saturday ib TeWlnkle Park in Costa Mesa to watch IS costumed tribes displaying tbelr crafts and.demoutrating games. billion and a deficit of $31 billion. It enviliona a balanced bud1et ln 1984. The Democratic alternative call~ for spending next year of $'714.5 billion, but a lower deficit of $25.6 billion. The Democratic· backed bill calla for a smaller 'ax cut than Jt.agan want.a for 1982, and does not gurantee tu cut.a .in 1983 and 1984, as the pre· aldent'• plan would. Jn general, the Democratic· backed plan calla for more spending on soclaJ pro1rama and slightly leaa on defeue, alth ough many Democratic leaders are aupportin& an amendment to bring the defense bud1et to the president's level. The showdown votes are ex· peeled in the House Tuffday or Wednesday. The result.a of tbe AP survey 1enerally were in keeping with private assess- ments made Friday. Missing HB boy hunted By JODI CADENHEAD Of .... Detty ...... , .... Police are searching today for an ~ight-yea r-old Huntington Beach boy missing since Wed· nesday when he presumably fled < ~'~---:~ :_ "ttifllO." Anaheim, p<ifice· said. Gabriel James Mahoney was last seen at 2:50 p.m. when he left Palm Lane Elemen· tary school in Anaheim , about a 20 minute walk from where he bad been stay· inl si n ce Tuesday with a f o s t e r MANctttn family. Police fear the third grader may have run away in an attempt to get back to his mother's home in Huntineton Beach at 17391 KellsooSt. Linda Mahoney says she's had no word from her llttl~ boy since Monday night during a tearful reupion at the Albert Silton home in Orange. "There were teal"3 weHln1 up in his eyes," she said. ''He just clung to me and wouldn't let go. He jUJt wanted to come home to his Mommy." Authorities have refused to say why the boy was removed from his Hunqngton Beach _ hom e last Friday. A hearing to determine his future was set for w~~e§day . .Ml'. .. ~ --·--~Ji. :~-Klfttl'erlkpomre?have 1s91R<rr ~-~ countywide broadcast in hopH that someone may have spotted the blond crewcut youngster. "Given his age and the fact he's been gone four days has us r eall y con cern e d for his welfare," said detective Thomas Mathisen. Police believe the thi rd grader may have been planning to run away s ince his arrival in Anaheim. He asked his foster mother the names of nearby streets. said police. "He 's a smart little boy," said Mrs. Mahoney. "He's got to be safe somewhere. I'm just pray- ing someone may tiave found him and is watching him." Police have spoken to the bay's father in Stanton and believe he's not staying there. Gabriel was last seen wearing orange pants and a blue and beige striped pullover shirt. He is four reel, four inches, 70 pounds . Anyone with any in· fo.rmallon la urged to call Anaheim poUce at 999-1958. Irish jetliner hijacked Ireland riots erupt . LE TOUQUET, France (AP) -French anti-terrorist police stormed a hijacked Irub jetliner with more than 100 people on board Saturday nitbt and forced a man clalmt,nc to be a defrocked monk to aurrender without flrlna a abot, encllq an eiebt-bour drama, airport of· flclals said. Earlier, authorities bad 1ald the hijacker bad demanded Irish newspapers publish a ramblln&, nine-page refi1ious manifesto before bis hostages could be freed. Police seized the hijacker, idenWied as Laurence J.- Downey, an Australian,. and two buaea brou1bt tlu 102 paaseneers and crew to the airport terminal. No inJurles were re~. Downe}, who said he wu a former Trappist monk expelled" for punching a superior in the nose, waa believed to have been armed with a bomb. He bl· jacked the ereen and white Aer Llneua Boeln1 737 aa it ap· proacbed Loadon 'a Heathrow Airport oo a relU)arly acbeduled ru•bt 1rom Du6lln. Tbe aircraft landed at Le ,To.aquet ud four hours later otfldala said five women and alx clt.Udrtn were freed, leavi.Qa f'1 puaen1en and live enw memben aboard. Aloq wtth publleadon ol tbe reH1lou1 manifesto, be de- manded1nl\leliltc of the aircraft here and a nt1ht to Tebran, Iran. otftciala aald. Man killed in PCB crash A »rear-old Corona del Kar man wu killed early Saturday wllen bla Volk••a1en real'· ended a alo•-mo\ftna Oat.,,.Wu tractor alon1 Paclflc Coast Hl1hway, accordlnc to tbt CaJlfom1a flllbwu Patrol. Kenneth I:. Poll ••• tranaported •to lll11loD Com· munltr Ho9_,.taJ wbere be dMd 1bort11afterUte1:JO a.m. lled· dent ..ab ol Corona del Mar . om_.. 1pet111at.d the 10UDI man may have become dlltrae.t· ed for a moment before al am· mln1 into 'le tractor. IRA's Sands sinking closer to death in hunger strike BELFAST, Northern Ireland <AP) -Rioters battled police in Belfast, Londonderry, Dublin and Liverpool on Saturday as jailed Irish Republican Army guerrilla Bobby Sanda sank closer to death ln the 63rd day of his hunger strike. · Young men hurled flrebombl and acid at police In Roman Catholic sections of West Bellut and Londonderry, and security forces respe>nded · with plastic bullet.a. • Sands' supporters also clashed with officers or the mostly Protestant Royal Ulster Constabulary outside the J>rotes. tant cathedral in Belfast, where Protestants were holdine a labor raUy. The conttablee..,.,.e down a banner supporting Sands and ar· rested several protesten ..... 'CV· ·rying one away by the arma·aQd ltl1s. > In the neithborlng Iris h Republic, 200 of Sanda' sym- pathizers surged down the main thoroughfare of Dublin, O'Con· nell Street, and battled club- wieldinl police. Twelve dem· on1traton occupied a nearby department store for six houra. Several people suffered head ln· Juries and flfe of the intrudert were arrested FBljoim bandit search FBI qmtt ban jotned 8-t· in1ton Beach poUce in the bunt for a man wbo held up a <i•~ Weatern Savtnp • Loan Wand Saturday aft.9rnoon. A1enta 1n .Loi An1eles aaid the 1unman, delc.rlbed HI feet, 145 pounds, wearlnt wire rtm 1la11ea, a &rffn 1weater and Je~ and about 40 yeara old, may be wanted in cOIUMtcUon with a •triDI of recent bau rob-beries. No other lnformatlo11 WH available on the man wbo walked loto tbe HunUn•ton Beach bank at 111'1 Beach Blvd. 1bortly before a p.m . bran· dl1bJq a 1mall handpn uad de· mudiDI JDOM1. Police aa&d be Red oa foot wttb $5,• in denomlnatlou b.t..- one ~ twenty dollar btlll. No veblclrwu T · In Liverpool, England, which baa a large Irish population. about 150 of Sands' supporters were surrounded by some 500 jeering counter-demonstrators. Police moved in, rescued Sands' backers and drove them to sale· ty in two buses. Several arrests were made and a rock was tossed through a window or one of the buses. Sinn Fein, the IRA 's political wing, reported that Sands bas lost most of bJs eyesight and was laps ing occasionally into un- consciousness at the Maze Prison. It said only "sheer will" was keeping him alive after two months without food . Sands is protesting the refusal of British authorities to grant IRA inmates special rights amounting to political prisoner status. Another jailed IRA guerrilla, 25·year-old Francis Hughes, was reported retching constantly In the 49t.h day or a fast. His condi· lion was deteriorating faster than expected, visitors said. Two other strikera, Ramond McCreesh and Pat &Hua, both 24 a nd In the 42nd day of a fast, were reported in less serious condition. ~ Despite the renewed violence and Sands' nearness to death, there was no change in the staunch refusal by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government to .ac- cede to the IRA deman4s. 8 ritis h ~orthern Ireland Secretary Humphrey Atkins conferred with security advisers at Stormont, the British ad- ministrative headquarters in Belfast A terse statement af. terward said there were no plans to increase the force of 11.100 British soldiers in the pro- vince. Police and army units "had the resources which they needed ,. and were In a state of ·readi- ness," the statement said. .· $$0022 2 23 a a as a a s s s a 2 sucssssss Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 '.'What feature or trait do you most want your future wife not to have?'' By .JEF•' PARKER Oftfllt o.11, ,.... ..... Kirk Bowman Irvine student: "Insecurity. I'd like her to be able to stand on her own and not have to lean totally on me. I want her to en· joy ~ng with me too -that's a big· ger compliment than anything else." David Helfinstein Irvine, administrative assimnt: "Being a real idiot. It's oot to be someone with common sense so we can communicate. I don't want to ha ve to explain everything I say. I don't think I'm a ge nius mysert t>ut 1 have common sense and I want that in return." Keith Jamieson Irvine, student: "Buckteeth. No, seriously, I don't want som~one who drinks too muc h or a smoker. Certainly not an alcoholic. Just a fox who doesn't drink or smoke ." \\ • •# • t t .. ;,,~ . .,., .. , .\1 .... • • .,.I""'"'~ ....... ~ :. • ..,# i~-;. s ·• ' ;"",<"11 ~ .. • •p ~ 4t•1 ~. -• .,, .... 11 • David Anderson ~ Laguna Beach student: • "I wouldn't wa nt my wife to have more probfems than I do. As long as she has less proble m s, you can get ak>nq. I wouldn't have to worry. about her a s much." Vince Larkin Irvine, student: : '., ·~ "I wouldn't want her seeing the mailman. It would give me a feeling of security to have a mailman we could trust." Alan llano Newport Beach, student: ''Overaggressiveness. That tends to lead to pushiness whic h Is hard on a rela tionship. With too much pushi- ness it com es down to a battle of w ill s. Nobody needs that in a mar- riage." Bob Pallow ~ I ... - Tustin, gas s~tion attend~nt : "Be ing too pushy. That just makes things a one-way street. People always have to compromise a bit on things. Stubbornness never gets anything done. Clark Smith Irvine, biology major: "Too restricting in what she would wa nt me to do. If someone puts restrict ions on my freedom too m uc h, that causes friction. I wouldn't be able to explore my d iversity." Scott Browne Newport Beach, graduate student : "Tattoos." Tourists flee tense Bermuda llAMILTON, Bermuda (AP) -Planeloads of American vaca- tioners streamed off this st:rike- bound island in the sun Saturday as the white .dominated govern· ment and the overwhelmingly black labor movement dug in for a p o t e nti a ll y explos ive showdown. More than a dozen major hote l s , ho bble d by s taff wa lkouts , a re expected to be shut down by midweek. This is normally the start of the peak tourist season on Bermuda, a speck of green in the Atlantic 60tl' miles east of North Carolina. Occupancy at the la vish resort hotels strung a..mong the Island's sandy coves fell below 50 per- cent by Saturday. and it was ex· pected to dip to near zero by late today, said Lyndon Clay, ex- ecutive vice president of the Bermuda Hotel Association. government employees. The hot.el workers and others have walked off the job in sym· pathy strikes aimed at pressur· ing the conserva tive United Bermuda Party government tnto meeting Its employees' wage de· mands. The root of the discontent can be found i n som e simple statistics : -Bermuda is one of the wealthiest s pots in the world. Its per -capita gross national pro· duct was $9,400 in 1979. putting it am ong the lop 20 countries ln that category. -Prices are equally lofty. A pound of coffee costs $5, a re, gular loaf of bread $1.65, a l · bed room apartment in a black district $450 and often more. The average weekly pay of th e s trik i ng government workers is $200. "When you look at the cost of living, $200 is nothing," striking bus driver Beresford Wade com· plained to a r e porte r al a Hamilton harbor picket line. As the strikes s pread from the taxis t o the hote ls to the telephone system, the estimated 12,000 American tourists who were here last week tried to adapt cheerfully. some hiring horse-and-buggy drivers to take them out on the town. ~Mesa But on Friday hotel executives 1 r.f ~ said their s upervisory staffs ' alone could not keep the hotels 'to•nS BUSY DAY -Visitors to the El Toro Marine Corps Air functioning inde.finit e ly. and • I:"' Station~ open house ~aturday crowded around a hu~e they would be closing. . . transport aircraft, w1tQ__some perched on the plane s The damage to the tourism '!1· [l.--ll~n~ wing. The open hous e continues today (see story below) .. du s lr y ha s B e rmuda s f~ ·~ . -.. ... •u •"''G&' · '-~f ~" · f"~~;>. ,:~·~~ ,. ~-. ',~r~;~;;~~"'~~re~;·'~;y~~:~tt~;·~~;;~··~i·Ne·~-:·\~N>~'~'~.. :~ __ r . '~~ ... -.-•. • \·~• ~,!'rt ~· • .- economy of the Manhattan-stzed Yo{k are tough. But Clive Lee M Id t t O island, a self-~overniog British had to comt to Co~ta M~sa t.o 0 a Ve ge S W colony. . see his first robbety 1n action. ··o ur who le future is at The Bronx mechanic was vis· CI h stake,·· Premier David Gibbons iting his brother Larry in Costa top ·U onors told fellow Bermudans on local Mesa when the pair returned radio Thursday as be announ~ home Friday night to hear two the call-up of the Bermuda Regi. men ransacking the home at 694 ment, a 220-man reserve unit, to Darrel Street. guard against violence. La rry yelled upstairs for the At least 5,000 people, more two to come down . One suspect than one·sixth of the island work jumped out the window, and the force, are believed to be on second came down carrying a strike, but the labor dispute small black and white television. direcUy involves only 1,200 of "My brother was just protect· them -hospital employees, bu.s ing what was his," said Clive. drivers, ferry and tugboat "Normally he wouldn't a s k cr ews. postal workers and other s o m e r o b b e r l o c o m ~ government employees . downstairs. But he was mad." The s u s p ec t threw ~he te levision at Larry. But Clive, Orug case • who is re~overlng from a broken ankle, hit the( intruder on the • arraign delayed Arra ignment proceedings have been delayed In Central Oranee County Municipal Court for four of six peopl e arrested in a Laguna Beach drug raid that resulted in the seizure of $7.5 million in cocaine. Bail for the suspects was kept at $250,000 each by Judge John H. Smith J r. The four defendants brought into the Santa Ana court Friday were John Charles Gals. 27971 He artwood Circle, El Toro; Edward Francis Bergman, 30, of 1422 T e rrace Way , Laguna Beach; Gerald Lee Sims, 31, of Bellflower. and George A. Van· denbrink, 26, of 800 E. 15th St.. Newport Beach. Two other suspects, Samuel T. Fisher, 34, of Idaho, and Lisa Renee Bergman, 23, of tbe Ter· race Way address, are to be ar- r aigned May 20 in South Orange County Municipal Court. All six defendants are charged with possession of narcotics for s ale. The four who appeared in court Friday are being. beld at Orange County JaH in lieu of bail. However . Mrs. Bergman had her ba il reduced earlier this week to $2,500, while .Fisher's was cut to $10,000. Both are Cree after posting bail. The six were taken into custody afte r separate raids Tuesday on two homes in L~una Beach. head with bis cane . At that point, the second su.s· peel looked in the window, but ducked out after seein g what his cohort was getting. Clive was full of praise for the ·Costa Mesa police. who we re overhead in a helicopter within seconds. ·'The police were just fa n· t a s tic They we r e he r e so quick," said Clive. ''I've never seen anything like it." Within ten minutes. 10 Costa Mesa police officers searched the surrounding neighborhood and captured both suspects in sep arate b a c k ya rd s alo ng Joanne Street. The s uspect who a lle gedly threw the television has refused to give his name. He is identified as a 35-year·old transient. The seco nd s us pect is Jimmy Martinez, 32, of Santa Ana . Both men are being held at Costa Mesa Jail on $25,000 bail on suspi cion of burglary. grand t heft auto and being under the influence of heroin. 1>roperty found in the cbr may be connected with an earlier burglary on Wilson Street. police said. -By JODI CADENHEAD Dr . K ivi e Mo ld ave , a biomedical scientist with an in- te rnational r eputation and a long history of ser vice to the un· iversUy, received UC Irvine's two top honors Saturday at the 1 lth annual Lauds and Laurels Banquet. Moldave, professor and head of biological chemistry in the UCr College of Medicine. was awarde d th e title "E x - .traordinarius" -the highest honor from the UCI Alumni As· s o c i a ti on -a nd the Di-st· ingui~hed Faculty Lectureship -the top award presented by the UC I Academic Senate. THIRTEEN OTH E R 1n d i v idua l s a n d the ent i r e "Greek" system at UC! were cited at the Disneyland Hotel in Ana heim fo r o uts t and in g achievement by faculty, staff. students. alumni and communa· ty members who a re in volved with the campus. The Extraordinarius Award 1s for the individual who best ex· emplifies the s pirit and purpose of UCI. The distingui shed lectureship. given each year by the UC I Academic Senate. is based on sign ifi cant cont r i butions to knowledge through research . MOLDAVE'S WORK in pro· tein biosynthesis has achieved international recognition. Besides serving as chair of bio l ogica l c hemis t r y, th e Newport Beach resident led the UCJ Academic Senate and has been active on various commit- tees of the un ivers ity wid e Academic Senate. D is tin guis he d T each1og Awa rds were presented to Dr. E rmanno Bencivenga of Santa Ana , assist a nt p rofessor of philosophy, and Dr. J ohn Carlos Rowe of Newport Beach, as· socia le professor and head of E n g l ish a nd co mpa r a ti ye literature. Micr obiologist Dr. P a ul Sypherd of Newport Beach, pro· fessor and chair of microbiology in the UCI College of Medicine rec eived the Dist ing uis hed Research Award. HIS INTERNATIONALLY rec· ognized work is focused on the asse mbly of bacten al ribosomes a nd 1n ves ti g at 1o n s of a (Se e UCI, Page A9) BIG WINNER K ivie. Moldave · Brown leading poll Seized in the raids were more than 23 pounds of c ocaine, $133,000 in cash, and gems and gold that could be wdrth more than $1 million. • I ' I i . SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. ap· pears t.o have a strong shot for the U.S. Senate seat in 1982, ac· cording to a newly released California Poll. Pollster Mervyn Field said Two submachine guns, a pistol that the poll of I,OlS California and a money. cutting machine voters showed that, among a~o were confiscated. De mocrats, Brown was pre-r • The Democratic go vernor could whlp any likely primary election challenger. according to the early-April poll. ferred by 43 percent, former Sen. John Tunney by 23 percent, political activist Tom Hayden by 14 perce}lt, state Sen. Leo McCarthy by 12 percent and author Gore Vidal by 4 percent. OAANOE COAST Daily Pilat ~p Hetey Aob9r1 N. WHCI .......... ~Thom•• Keevll =:'~Murphlne 0..-letH.Looe ~ ......... ~Schutmen f:!~ Kenn.th N. Goddard Jr ~~ CIH.med ectweftl .. ng 7141142·1171 All otfMJ deperttMnta 142-4121 MAIN OfftCE Ja W••I a.y tl., C•le MaM, CA. ~It...,_: 110K t.Me,C"f! Mue, CA. ft6» Marine air show • • contmu1ng Co!orful parachutes droppln1 from the sky, scores of military planes and the daredevil Blue Anaels are part of the open house today at tbe El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. The gates open at 9:30 a.m. for viewing of military aircraft, followed by the atr show at noon and the Navy's' Blue Angela at 2 p.m . To get to the air staUon, take Inter1t.ate 5 to tbe Sane) Can· yon ex.it and t ollow the direc· tlonal slsna. Or take the San · Dle10 Freeway aoutb to Jeffrey Road. left on Jeffrey to Irvlne Center Drive, rt1ht on Irvine Center Drive t.o Sand Canyon. Admlulon ta free. • • ; ·-----------_______ ._......_ .................................. ~.-• ... ••a~ ............... a ....... , ... 2•2~:•:•1•&•2•2 ... •:~s•2-.s~s~ollllll'!tl!lllt~t)ll'3¢';~;11!11111111 ----------------------- From Page A1 JAIL. • • farm, as workers completed a fe w last minute projects Friday. Inmates will be housed in two large barracks-style room~. Three female deputies will pro- vide day and eye n i n ~ s upervision, at night, two dep- uties will supervise. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May, 3. 1981 Dump gets OK • rating A state official has . given a Huntington Beach city landfill a clean bill of health after receiv- ing complaints from Councilman John Thomas of strong odors coming from the dump Thomas requested the inspec· • lion Friday to insure that soil be- ing removed from an abandoned chemical dump isn't being taken to the landfill at Talbert Avenue and Gothard Street, two miles away. Workers have been removing hazardous soils from the former chemical dump and transporting it to a hazardous waste landfill in West Covina. DIRECTOR Or OPERATIONS L. Kay Schultz MARKETING EXECUTIVE Larry Hall Schultz, Hall join Pilot's management Only non.contaminated earth, concrete and other inert materials around the boundaries or the chemical dump are going to the city·s landfill. said Max Bowman, deputy director of lhe Management executive L Kay and a bachelor of science degree city 's Com munity Services Schultz h as been appointed from McMurry College Department. director of operations for the Her previous position ·..vas 1n Steve Wong, an official of the Orange Coast Dally Pilot, s ales management for the state Department of Health Publisher Th'lmas P lfa ley an· Dallas Times Herald. Services, inspected the m aterial nounced todav. Haley also announced that and gave the landfill site a <.'lean She will join the Daily Pilot L~rry flall , formerly promotion b111 or health, city officials re· management group May 18. ~'r e (' lo r f_o r The I da.h o ported .. 1 th . S h It Statesman. JOtns the Datly Pilot Councilman Thomas said he -11 ~ is new .pobl si}ionr· c u. 2 1 as marketing servJ.·es manager. received two complaints Friday w1 ct_responst1h e or dman~ta Hall. 29. is a 1975 graduate of ope r a 1 on s . e p r o u ct 1 on l h L' · · t r c I d about odors commg from the d 1 d h e n1 ver s 1 Y o o ora o . · 1 df 11 1''1s1<m. p<:'rsonne an ot t r where he i:ece1vcd a bachelor of Cl~~ :Jn 1 • Dally .. Pilot SUJ:>port depart science degree in journalism. I went by there myself an.~ menb. Haley si.11d Prior to working for The ~ie odor :-vas .. really bad, Shl· L·arned a doctorate al East State::.man, llall was in retail Sgt. Geri 1"ane, who spent 12 years working at the main jail and another four years at the Orange Countv Courthouse in Santa Ana. will supervise the deputi~~:., .· j«. ; _ .• ~·' '/.:. ·f ~'s~ ~Yittrn'i' rehiindet or th~ omas sat.d. So'-I w_on_~er~ T~us ._!dyil'~sitr ; a m~ter 's _.j!_,dver~~1~Jor Jlv> ~ ._.a;~:-ct' ·;•b\Lwasi~~:'<'~i.t-~--,'-,~;· ".!.e ~~.,~-... ·--·J.~~,-.Cittzen ~ ·-'.-. '~·.-r.-~·~. -..,.tte abandonect c~1Tl 11:3 -·-.--. ' ' rural setting in which the new jail is located, Sgt. Kane has a beat·up straw hat hanging on the door to her office. Like their male counterparts, women assigned to the honor farm will receive work assign- m e nt s . Eggs . meat and vegetables produced al the farm arc used to feed inmates in all county 1ails. 1 nitially, the women inmates can expect to be asked to paipl bed frames and s helving. .. .. Adjoinjng the 7 .200·square foot m odular. building is a fenced yard that Benson said will hold a garden and a volleyball court. "And we'll put in a bas~etball court, if there's interest in one"' he said Sgt . Geri Kane, who will supervise at the new honor /arm, stands outside barracks-like facility where inmates will be housed, while below, beds are ready /or occupancy Windy day • ID Midwest Scatter ed thunder storms due i n Southwes t Coastal 1reather Smell tr•tt ~'"M»'~ ove:r outer •• ,.,, oH Point Conteptlon to s.n Nltol•s 1\1-for nort/lwe\I wind• IS lo JS knob wllh • lo 10 loot WH thro;.t9h tonlgllt Elsewhere mcKtly Ilg ht .. rl•bl• •Wino• lhr OUQll tonlglll .. upt west to sovthwest tJ to ti knots In •ltarnoons Wuterly •••lls I lo l l .. t ~lly uoudy n t991 pertlal t1urlng after,_. •no evening V.S. swnmary A1l11 111'9ed onr Te•H a11d the Northe .. t on S.turday, • cold ,,_ moved 1nlo If• -r Pl1ln1 end he•vy winds buffeted ttw "119tr Ml•· slntppl. lieevy rain pelted Te1u white Katlertd, rntlder sho•.,.,. JtretClled over tr>e Nonhtrn end mld·Atlefttk Co•'1 Cold -•thtr moved tl'lrougll lht northern Pl•ln• -11191> wlrwts from Ill• south cross.eel the upper Mh· slulppl llelley With gu•b or up to 4S m~ High,..,....,.,...,. s.turci.v In South Del<OU "It ttw IOs, end 11\ere were ~In ,,,. Nonhwnt Tt••rt were 1lorms In ti.. norir>ern Rocky MouMelns •nd the Grut Buln •nd wnny -•Iller •I-tr>e Gulf Coast, Ille Pl•lns end the Southwest, A few peril of IO\llhem Florida end lht SOUthw.,ttrn O.wrts rut hed ,,.. '°' Tempereturff er-the Miion at midday S.turdlly r8ft9t0 from • low of 41 de91' .. s In Bredford, Pe . to • 111911 Of" ~IH In Blythe. Steltertd lhundtr•torm• we re lorecul lor toci.y In New Multo •nd Ttaa1, up Into IN Plaln1 end ttw Up- per Grut Lall ... Llt19trl119 11\0wer• were ••Petted for th• Pacific Nor1hw.,t. end suntlll"" •••In 1tore tor the E•il -It.. Soulll-11 California Llvhl ,,_nlng drlule 1•11 In many ereu Of Soollhern C.lllornla Setur· da y end more prec lpltatlon wu forecast tor Sun<My ..-ntno. the Ne- tloNI WH thef S."'lct Hid. Low c-lneu ••• ••P«led to ll•no • ..,. Or-County SuncMy out the WHll>er ..,..,IU seld SklOs lflduld Clear up• little tn the after,_ atter some mon>lng drlulH The predkt· l o• ~ ~..:.:.:.. ~._••••' \••• 0'"0' t Oulvd•tf amJlIJ ---=== H 1119'> temperature was 10 ci.vrMs wllll lows tonlQhl at Ml. The v•ltevs Should bt sunny Sun day afternoon but 1-cloudS wert npec tt<I lo mo .. In durl119 Ille nlglll •nd mornlni hour\ Afler some morning drhll•, tempereturu l/IOUld 'limb Into ltw IOs with over nlgllt lows of H lo •O degrus. for•<•sttf'' Yid The ..-a1M lflduld l\Ave sunny •••Iller Sunday out tog end lo• clouds were up-. led aiono tr>e lower coastal •lo!ln durlno ttw nlgllt ano mornlno '-" lilVl!s were tore< .. , ,to bt Ill the ._r too lo mid 10s with lows In lr>e 40s to I-SOs. WHI to IOU'thwttl wind~ of ~ to JO mp!\ were expec'-d to •-..:rou the <Mwr1 .,..., et 11,,.,.. Sunoay. Skies •'-Id bt wnnv -1111111 tem· per•lur" -••for.cast to •Hell Into the mid '°'· southern -rh, llOt nor1hern oewru Lows In the ..,. .,_Continued fair ovtr Ctnlr•I alllorM• thc.aMllll Monday uc99t for pmlly c-i.1 i.. ctoudl lllllflb and mornlr191 encl -enernollft cloud!· nen over tlw Sierra Nev-. F •lr over Norllltrn Calllornla IOfllghl .. cep1 1or 111ereas1ne ckMldl tar nort-t. -tly <louct"f nor1ll of Mount 5hfftA today tllrougfl Monday wltll • t~• of .now.ra neer ttw Or•oon -· Partly cloudy over Ill• mountain• end mo.tty fa ir ti-here today lhrouell MoncSey A llltlt t OOltr-loc.ally windy. 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IOI ,. 11 SS ,, u '° 41 .. " 11 .., .. S2 70 SS ,, .. '° 7S ,, it We''e Listening ••• ~ What do you llke about tbe DaUy Pilot? Wh~ &on·t you like? Sun, moon, tides CaU the number below and your message will be recorded, . transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 2'·hour answering service may be used to record letten to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must 1P· elude their name and telephone r,umber for verification. No clrculaUon calla, pleue. Tell ua what'• on your mind. Finl 1119" S.cOftCI i... $0<.NICI flltll TOOAV •.>7 • m •.• a 16p.m O.• tat -.m. 6.J MCHIOAY l'ltt11.,. 4,120.m t.J l'll'tt t.itll 10.•. '" ... S.CNICli.. '·""""' ••• IKOftf ltlVf\ t0." p.m. •·• fUft MU leday 7:J7 p.m ,. rlMt Moft. N \1 6!11'9 m. it ~Mb loday • Jt p.m , ''"• -----------------------------------~y~:t7e.m . .... I dump, located near Warner Avenue and Bolsa Chica Street. is being excavat.ed by Mola Development Co., which plans to build 224 condommiums on 12 5 acres that mcludes the chemical waste site. The excavation i s being monitored by air quality equip· ment and supervised by state health officials It's expected to take another three weeks and cost about $3 million to take an estimated 55,000 cubic yards or con· bminated soil to West Covina. . The contaminated soil at lhe site includes potential cancer· causing agents that health of- ficials have warned could even- tually seep into the Huntington Beach underground water sup· ply if not removed. Prince picketed WASHINGTON <AP> -Bri- tain's Prince Charles was greet· ed by demonstrators chanting ··Bobby Sands" as he arrived at the White House Saturday eve- ning for a dinner with President Reagan. ~e approximately 100 dem-i ons t<ators, who were several hundred yards outside the White House gate where the prince en· tered. had gathered an hour before his arrival. They re· peatedl y chanted , ··Bobby Sands, Robby Sands·· and other slogan~. S and s. a Jail e d Iri s h Republican Army guerrilla leader, was in the 63rd day or a hunge r s trike Saturday Prince Charles arrived from a s peech earli(•r in the day at the College of William and Mary. He was greeted at the White House by Peter Mc Coy, chief of staff for First Lad~ Nancy Reagan . The prin('e was the first of the 32 dinner guests to arrive. Earlier_,~ 1n his s peec h in Williams burg. Va·. Prince Charles called for a rededication to learning and a return to the traditional values behind cen· turies of British-American friendship. JCPenney invites you to a special FASHION SHOW Featuring Carol Shaw, editor of Big Beautiful Woman magazine as guest commentator Please join us for a preview o f new, ex citing styles . MONDA y I MA y 4th 12:30 P.M. Womens dre~sdepartment Refreshments served We wi II be offering all B BW label line fashions at a 20°/o Off Savings - for Monday only. • Enter your name 1 n a drawing for a 3 piece wardrobe -to be drawn at close of show. 644-2313 JCPenney ~ "'5HION ISlAND ~ NEWPORT cem:R Fashion Island Store Only Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 r-====================================================================~ I I Developing a natural bent for photogrqphy? I I It takes practice lo: -Angle your head lo eet a better framing or your sub- ject. -Curve the fingers to deftly change a setting between shots. -Stick your iltUe ringer out of the way so it doesn't ·appear in the picture. -Squat or kneel lo get closer lo a flower or insect. -So students in Bill Agee's introductory and in- termediate photography classes at Coastline Com- munity College ·ventured lo Newport Beach's Upper Bay to sharpen their skills in tak· ing color slides. They focused on leafy formations overhead and un- der foot, on elusive feathered and furry creattlres that often scattered as the stu- dents approached and even on the lettering or posted warnings. In true appreciation of the ecological reserve, they took nothing but photographs and left nothing but footprints . Daily Pilot Photos. by Lee Payne -. Telephoto lens brings Pam McCallum of Costa Mesa closer to subject in treetop that caught her attention. Dry weed$ and prickly brancl~s tickle the photographer but tripod steadies camera of Evelyn Keasler of Newport Beach. Tim and Pat Antonoplos of Newport Beach try their hand at focusing on a still life pro;ect with lettering.' ...... ....... ...... A:ILL Y ASSUMAILE IMTEREST OML Y 2nd TRUST DEEDS 0 WNER /NONOWHER OCCUPIED Call Wilham B. Mitchell Call today lor quote • No 001tga11on (714) 975-1128 trans noll0n01 lundtng trans notlanol funding !Ions nohonol lundlng !Ions nolionOl lundtng KDCM 1D!l.t FMSTEREa · ,, HERE IS ONE LISTENER'S COMMENT ON OUR NEW I IMPROVED I BRIGHT I .. BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY MUSIC .... " . it's qreat, and I like the technical quality." • The Best Keeps Getting Better Just opened: Abercrombie & Fi.tch Coming Soon: Bailey Banks & Biddle David Orgell Haiigen-Dazs ]. Jessops & Sons Le Sportsac Miller's Outpost Rizwli's SOUTI-i COAST PLAZA For more store Information, call 541 8812 .A Jerry Hill of Irvine double-checks her F-stop with instructor BiU Agee before shooting color slides along Upper Bay . ------· ---~~~--------.............................................. a ........ a ... u•s•J ....... a .... a .... a ... a~a11111s~s•a .. aa ... .-i•e"'t~J ... t .. tblltl!ll'J~t~SJllS .. lll!ll .. CQI .,· Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. May, 3, 1981 Art points · after sports By PIDL SNEIDERMAN Of ... Delly ~ ... ,_.. If former Los An1eles Ram Dave Chapple had remained in pro football today, at 34, he would be an a&inl athJete. But because of a career switch six years ago, Chapple, a Fountain Valley resident, is now considered a successful young painter entering the prime of hls artistic life. -.\ ---------J I He says his paintings, predominantly nature scenes involving wild birds, now sell for $3,500 apiece and more. He claims to be 2'r'l years behind in meet· ing order:s for his work. Not bad for a former all-pro punter who has never had a painting lesson in his life. "I simply can't patnt rast enough," Chapple says ... If I painted full-time, I couldn't supply alJ the galleries that want my work." For this reason, he bas branched into etchings, which can result in 150 sale prints from an original plate. Chapple says he has been drawing since childhood, when he won a number of grade school art contests. He took a special interest in drawing birds after learning taxidermy -the stuffing and mounting of animals -at age 15. '·somebody bought me this book on taxidermy," Chapple recalls. "A few weeks later , a blueJay crashed into s omeone's windo w. and a career was born." o.11, ~ ... .._., ... .,k,0'0-11 Former Los Angeles Rams punter Dave Chapple has found that as an artist t~e is life after football. His paintings are much in demand. Chapple considers taxidermy an art form in itse lf punting, rna~irst-team all-pro lists than a football player who wanted to and played in the Pro Bowl. paint " He spent 2112 years with the Rams. Jn In his paintings, Chapple uses opaque "It's ideal t raining for anyone who's 1974 he was released and played the last water color gouache, a permanent, going to do any bird paintings." he half of the season with the New England dense pigment. s ays. Patriots Several years ago, he learned etching Cbapple's interest an art, howev~r. It was then that Chapple reached a tecJ\n1ques. In this process, a drawing is was s1~etr.acked when he .became . m-crossroads. made on a zinc plate, then the Lines are volved m h1gh school~por~ i.n _f.L.s:_ad1a., , , :ti;: l h~_;,b~~'lA.oJq~ ~ ~rJ ~~-::l!~~_,,!J ~l.cbe<Jv'fiU\ aci'l .~ Ii~~~~ ilJllWe! of ·$~~~ ~~ -~a'urv~t. 'da1t·.:t ~ ~Yr.Ms16'~1r]' ~1'7'1 ,"' .lie :..~'. · •l'W·M\. tifl~ts ;rre ma<Je •• ___ .:..if-PFA~-~'"IJ>-· • • · 'ta Barbara. He was thfrd in the nation pie want~d more a nd more commit· Chapple says he plans to st1ck to birds in scoring one year as a kicker and meots artwise. and I was being offered and other wildlife as his subject matter. finished fourth in punting. Overall, he art contracts that I couldn't accept He takes frequent hunting trips for in- set 25 school records during his years at because there simply was n't enough s piration. Santa Barbara. lime . The former punter 's work will form In 1969, Chapple was the first punter "It was time to find out whether 1 the basis for an exhtbition this weekend selected in the college draft, snapped up could be an artist or not." at Maddy's Gallery, 10104 Adams St., in the ninth round by the San Francisco Initially, the money in art was not as Huntington Beach 49ers. high as his football pay, but Chapple With his thriving art career, his But soon a fter he wai, chosen. he suf. says the value of his paintings has in-nature trips, his wife and two sons to fe red a slipped disc and sat out his first creased steadily. . keep him busy, Chapple is confident his season in the pros. "I trunk the initial response was that I early job switch was a wise move. In 1971. he was on the taxi squad with was just trying to capitalize on m y fool· "I'm very satisfied with my life ," he Buffalo. but was offered a contract with ball career." he recalls. · s ays "I just wish there were more the Rams the following year. .. But I think I was really an artist hours in the days and more days in the In 1972, Chapple led th~ leaJ?ue in who was able to plaS' footbaJI. rather week " Can Giamurco aid Toivn Hall? By GLENN SCOT!' Of tlM O.lly Pl ... Steff The Town HaJI forum in Orange County is one of those distinguished non-profit outfits that every- body's heard of but nobody knows about The forum holds monthly luncheon meetings, often along the Orange Coast. where members · feed on more substantive matters than the usual business talk. Prominent speakers give insight on current events, politics and economics It was started, said President Tully Seymour, a Newport Beach lawyer, because "there are a lot of people in this area kind of starving for some kind of intellectual stimulation." TOWN HALL'S LOW PROFILE is bound to change thjs month, however, when one of the most talked about characte rs in the state -particularly Orange County -assumes the speaker's rostrum _ She is the woman politicians love to hate. She's too close to Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. to be trus ted, too distant for him to control. At least that's the approach local officials seem to take. She is Caltrans Director Adriana Gianturco. Ms. Gianturco will be the guest speaker of Town Hall a t its May 20 luncheon at the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach. Although Town Hall normally pulls about 75 of its 350 registered members in Orange County for a luncheon. Seymour said a much larger crowd is expected IN TERMS OF TIMI NG, nothing this good has happened ro, Town Hall since the invention of the microphone. Seymour said the group·s board of directors has been interested in building its membership partly to spread its information.giving function a nd also to foster larger audiences to attract more high-powered speakers. Ms. Gianturco has t>een making Orange Coun- ty news recently because of Caltrans' handling of Orange County reques ts f<>f more highway funds. Local officials atcused her last month of purposely reducing state funds to the county as revenge for other county victories over her agency in the state Leiislature. .. Seyif'lour said Town Hall's board suggested to Rolland Headlee, executive director in the or- ganization's main ofCice in Los Angeles, that Ms. Gianturco would be a lively speaker. He arranged her appearance. SEYMOUR SAID RE HOPES the exposure will help attract new members to the organization. Annual dues of $30 include a monthly bulletin which summarizes past speeches. Prospective members can contact Seymour's office at 851·0655 or the main office In Los Angeles at (213) 628·8141. Luncheons cost about $10 per person. Although officials a re seeking new members, Seymour said special arrangements can be made for visitors to sample a gathering. Added Seymour: .. It's not an exclusive group." It Is fairly old, though. Town Hall was started in the late 1930s in Los Angeles by business peo~le who wanted more of an opportunity to discuss Im- portant issues, Seymour said. Securing a spea.ker, Seymour aald, is a matter of ''finding the right chemlltry," betweep Town Hall and it.a prominent guest.a. In Ms . Glanturco'a case, there may be a c.bemicaJ reaction. GUMDON•4• D .. erumla&N ...... H,_ 0 .. 'MTM TNS AD ( °"" "* """ .... T .. IUPJOIMT ,,, ........... c:.. .... 64MllO --~---~--- . , ·' Save 25% to 30% on draperies, linings and more! 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S.11 . l\lh1'lfori .Su~.i)' 11 11.1.S No Mall or Phone Orden -- . ,• • .. • ,, ... ,,. ..-.·-.·-· ... ·-·-.. ·-· ... ..,.,.__ .... _ ........ -.......... ,,. ......... 01110 ....................... , ................. -•s•zl!!lllo..,.: 1111;112£111••eP._!lll!_'l!.~ll'!'!I~~~---~~~-~-•• Orange Coest DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, May 3, 1981 ~rn~urnrn~ffirr [µffiIB~ .. \ Reshaping dis trict J ivon't upse t vote rs ... _ -~ . . . In the wake of release of the 1980 census figures , Orange County government officials are gearing up for redrawing supervisorial district boundaries. Two districts -those of Supervisors Thomas Riley and Bruce Nestande -are population heavy. The remaining three - those of Supervisors Harriett Wieder , Roger Stanton and Ralph Clark are population light. Riley represents the coast south or Huntington Beach; N estande much of the Sad· dleback Valley and several northeast county communities; Mrs. Wieder nearly all or Hunt- ington Beach and west-central county cities; Stanton a portion of Fountain Valley, Santa Ana and other central county locales. and C lark , Anaheim and northwest county areas. Four of the districts (Mr~. Wieder's isn't involved) meet in Tustin, which under the present boundaries is in Riley's district. It's almost a certainty that Tustin in some fashion will be split up as new district lines are drawn. The Santa Ana Freeway. which bisects Tustin, has been suggested .as a dividing line .•. a proposal that doesn't seem too objectionable when one considers that north Tustin and s outh Tustin are relativery distinct communities. • Whichever '*ay the lines are redrawn,, its a s ure bet the modifications will be as con- servative as possible. Three or the supervisors Riley, Wi eder and Clark -face re-election next year. They aren't likely to vote for changes that would upset the constituencies they now possess. ~ . ~ Support tax indexi ng N e w p o r t B e a c h A s · measures, it would not be voted semblywoman Marian Bergeson upon until June, but it is impor- does not give up easily. For the tant that it be g iven a full floor third time :She is endeavoring to vote. not blocked again in com· ·win appr-~f a permanent in· -· mittee. 4 eo1!1e t. .~i.~ !ltjll . .for,,~ .. :-;~tt'a. ni., .rev.iae<L ond Cahfomt ~·§fefS'. Thi~tfm~ s implified' to a ssure that tax she couJ.d use .some .help. brackets will be adjusted upward Tax mdexmg s 1mp_ly means. only according to average salary that wa~e earners Will not be and _wage increases througllJ;>Ut "°°'°st~ mto higher ~ax· brackets the state, rather than the Cost of ~v~ry lime they receive .a cost-of· Living Index which reflects much h~!lg pay . raise that increases higher across-the-board effects of their gross mcome. inflation Mrs. Bergeson succeeded in ob· · taining full indexing for 1980 and If .the constitutional amend· 1981, but Gov. Brown insisted on ment fails, Mrs Bergeson is a two-year limit for that ready to proceed with a voter measure. It expires next year. initiative to permanently index Last year, her permanent in-income tax brackets. This is a dexing bill was passed by the tedious procedure and it would be Legislature but vetoed by Brown much more sensible for the on grounds of the state's uncer-Legislature to place s uch a tain economic future . A similar measure on the ballot. measure failed to emerge from A tax-collecting procedure that the Assembly Revenue and Taxa· nets extra revenue for the state lion Committee earlier this year. by wiping out a wage-earner's Now Mrs. Bergeson is trying cost-of-li ving pay raise is patent· for a constitutional amendment ly unfair. Without permanent in- that could be placed on the ballot dexing. that's what will happen by a two-thirds vote in the again next year when the current Legislature without the gov-indexing measure expires. ernor's signature. Letters in support or ACA 34 to The measure, ACA 34 , will be state legislators and to the gov up for hearing in the Revenue ernor, who holds a tight rein on and Taxation Committee Wed· the taxation committee, are nesday. Like other financial urgently needed. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Otner 111ews ex· pressed on tnis page are those of lhe1r authors and artist s. Reader comment 1s inv1t ed. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box , Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone II 141 642·4321 . 'Diversity' doo~ goals An edilona/ from I he· Sacramento Bee. State Sen John Schmitz thinks there s houldn't be women in the Senate. True. he employs women in his Sacramento and home oHices, who claim there's "no chauvinism in the of· flee." But he is on record as wishing to abolish the California Commission on the Status of Women and defeat the Equal Rights Amendment He is op· ,. OTHER~ VIEWS posed to affirmative action and to day· care funding. He does not believe in equity for women in fields where "God made men better" which for Schmitt apparently Includes every· thing but "mothering and raising children; men are not even in the ballgame there." The rt.an is entitled to his opinions, but he doesn't belong on the Com- mission on the Status of Women. "Women civilize men:· Schmitz says. "To the extent they reject that runction they have to be held responsible for the decline in civiliza· lion." They have to be held respoast.' ble, for instance. for the rlslng number of rapes in California, which results "from a society that has responded all too much to the women's libbers. Men, after all, "have to have an outlet ror their de· sire to prove their manliness." lt Is no wonder the Senate Rules Committee expects Schmitz to add "divers ity" to the viewpoints represented on the commission A Ku Klux Klan member would add diversity to a huma n rights com mission. too. According to Sen. David Roberti. who chairs the Senate Rules Commit· tee that appointed Schmitz. the con· ser vative right 1s the largest single 1deolog1cal group in the Senate. and the commission on women can hard· ly expect to be immune from that '"lectoral fact. Besides. as a Roberti staff member points out, sitting on this commission Schmitz would be only one vote out of 17. The official position of the other me mbers of the commission on women IS that they assume Schmitz wants to work with thf!m and that they do not expect him to be obstruc· live or 'Ullcooperative. We wish we could be so sanguine. Schmitz has not given up his campaign to abolish the commission, and he recently won a significant victory when lhe Senate Budget Subcommittee voted to do just that. H the Senate Rules Committee meant Schmitz's appointment to be a balance to its simultaneous appoint· ment of liberal Sens. Diane Watson and Alan Sieroty. surely it coufd have found a less outrageous con servative voice within the Senate If providing the commission on women as a platform for Schmitz's appalling speeches was meant to be a joke. it is in very poor taste. L.M. Boyd/.Tubs sociable Queen Victoria closed the bathroom door, reporta a student of history. What's meant by that ta Queen Viclorta wu tho Om to make balb·takina generally a prtvu. chore instead of a family affair. Pet"IODaJ bathtubl had been around tbe col· ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat onles since much earlier than 150 years ago when the Queen's modesty act started rolUnc. but baths in Europe w.-re conducted more like 1ocl1I occasions. Both men and wom en welcomed friendly viallors 1 whtle lo Lbelr tuba. Thomas P. Haley Publlsner Thoma K .. vu Editor 8 1r1Nra Krelblch Editorial P~ Editor ).. .1 •.. .. . .. ,. Education of Haig upgraOed WASHINGTON In a coty Oval Of rice chat s hortly before President R eagan 's s upe rlat ive s peech to Congress April .29, Alexander Haig sq uarely a ddressed the eroblem or ,.•-~er.rjlla warfare be ing wated agajns~ "fhe secre tary of s tate in part by Reagan's White House staff That discussion between the president and !tis first Cabinet officer comes QDO< loo soon. n· was delltyed by •he prest• ~1~r: l • -~ f-VA-NS-/-ND-VA-1 ..--....~ dent's · convalescence and the ad· ministration's sharp focus on Reagan's £-conomic recoverr program THE RESULT Of the Reagan-Haig lcte-a -tete may be a welcome period of quiescence in the staccato underground campaign against Al Haig that has come c lose l o des tabilizing hi s ~tcwardsh 1p of the nation's foreign policy Reagan professes to 1nt1mate not only that he has been unaware of the ob· hque thrusts against Haig but that Haig enJoys !tis total confidence "Our problem has never bt:en with I he president." one Haig colleague told us ·'The problem 1s with the clones" lhal is, White House chief of staff J am es A. Haker Ill ... Now that Reagan himself has bee11 informed firsthand about the way the "clones" arc waging guernlla warfare against Ua1g, continuation might imply Reagan's consent. foretelling the early end of Haig's te'}ure at State. BUT NOT NECESSARILY. The ma: jor reason for anti-Haig activity by the "clones" is to educate the former NATO commander to the way Ronald Reagan prefers to have the business of government conducted In his ad· ministration. for lla1g. being fortt: fed th:ll lesson has not~ome easy Two months into the administration, to cite a con~picuous example. Haig was notified about a meeting of the Cabinet council on trade to . d1:-.c uss :.a m atter crossing lines bet ween foreign policy a nd trade policy 1 not Japanese auto imports> lla1g notified Secretary of Commerce Malcolm Baldrige, the chair"}al} of th1:1t <;:.abinel council, that the issue was un· der State Department jurisdiction He failed to sho'>' up for the meeting Several d ay:-. later, a session or another Cabinet council at which State was wantl'd was s imilarly boycotted Baker was given the assignment of changing that pattern and he went at it with his C'Ustomary vigor . TO GET A HANDLE on national security policy and more control over lhe preeminent role Haig expected to play, Baker and presidential counselor E dwin Meese Ill m oved into the heart of the polic:r making machinery of Richard Allen's National Secunty Coun ci l staff. Middle-level arms cont rol officials of the State and Defen!>e Departments were surprised when Maj. Gen Robert Schweitzer, Allen's deputy, recently said he would need fou r co~1es of a secret decision memorandum agre.ed to when the meeting ended Asked why he neC?ded four copies. he s aid one for himself, one for Allen. one for Meese and one fo r Raker Thus, t'1e l?ducat1on of Al lta1g to Reagan's st yle or governing has im planted the president's While House staff in the center of policy-making to monitor even grnund-level decisions THI S INTRUSION BY essentially political staff men goes far beyond the Carter. Ford or Nixon administrations. At the same time, Allen's NSC role re· mains murky if not invisible. How much s uccess Baker has had in the education of Al Haig is debatable. Haig. who fought hard against the presi dent's decision to end the grain em- bargo, immediately ~ougtit to ease its 111 ii) \r'ic.K5 "Yes, Henry. I'm still happy Jith the job Haig is doing." drastic impact among US allies In an intervic"' April 25 with the As· soc1ated Press he warned that 1f the Soviets intervene in Poland Reagan would impose an "across-the-board" trade cutoff On April 28 the New York Times headlined White !louse "exception lo view of llaig." It quoted an anonymous ~laffer as saying that Haig had gotten "somewhat out front" of Reagan ONE SENIOR White !louse s taffer told us privately . without criticism or commendation. that Baker is the sole source of lla1g's unceasing troubles with the White House. Thal would de· hne the formidable nature or Baker's job in trying to tailor the Haig cloth to Reagan's measurements . Now that the president himself has discussed the most critical personnel problem in his young administration with Haig. a new chapter unfolds. How it ends depends on Haig as much as the president Real Sergio hides behind chic labe l Every time you turn on the television these days, you are reminded of Sergio Valente. "Sergio Valente Sergio VaJente' goes the disco -beat song. And beautiful women in tight-fitting jeans whis per toward the camera "I love you Sergio -l love you, Sergio." • SERGIO VALENTE IS a brand of de· singer jeans Based largely on1he themt.' of Sergio Valente the man, it has become one of the hottest sellers in a very hot industry. TMte are !iO "!'any --t:l BOB GRI fNI .\A designer jeans on the market that it is hard for one lo rise to the top; apparent· ly people are so Impressed with the sex appeal of Sergio Valente, whoever he Is. • that they are willlng to buy the jeans with his rutme on them. I decided lo contact Sergio Valente, to talk to him and find out what it feels like to be s uch an international sex symbol that chjc men and women walk around with your name on thelr bot toms. When r thought of Sergio, alter all those "I love you, Sergio." com· merclals, I envisioned a razor·thln Italian In his mid-20s with bedroom eyes, jel·black hair and the moves of a panther tmaatne my surprise, when, arter a number of caJb. l was put in touch with the real Sert1o Valente. He ls EU Kaplan. a 5'5-year.oJd Jewlsh m1nuflclurer who used to ult b1ndb1p and tat.kl with lhe lnnectJon or the New York Garment Otstrict. '"No, there's no Sergio Valente:· Kaplan said. "l made the n&me up.'' I uked him why he would do such a thine. ·Are you kidding? Kapl an said. ''Who would buy Eli Kaplal\ jeant?" KAPLAN, UNDERSTANDABLY. is not wild about the prospect of people finding out that he is the real Sergio Valente. The Valente jeans ate selling so fast that sales this year are expected to top $100 million; much of the success is credited to people being fascinated by the Sergio Valente persona. .. Everyone wants to be associated with a name." Kaplan said. "Call it status. call it image, whatever, Sergio Valente has a continental flavor . so Sergio Valente it was ." Kaplan has been in the garment busi- ness for 30 years. Before he came up with the Sergio Valente idea. he manufactured furs and handbags. But by the mid-'70s, he said, It didn't take a genius to se~ that the r eal money was in blue jeans. "You have to go with the flow of the market." Kaplan said. INDEED. HE ESTIMATES that the blue jean industry is a $6-bUUon-a·year business: Sergio Valente has bit out a big chunk of it. Newsweek magazine re· ports that there are more than 200 dlf· ferent designer brands on the marltel, and Kaplan's company ii; among the leaders. Philosophers might ponder why American adults are so anxious to wear a 1"6el with someone else's name on U: why a person would choose an expensive pair of blue Jea.ns when he could have an identical pair without a fancy ta1 at a frecUon of the price: why a stat us· hungry nalfon would turn to a clothln.g Item that, before the last 15 years, was generally used for work ln the fields. Ell Kaplan ~hrug11 at such specula· lion. '"What can t tell you," he uld. •·Everyone thinks dlfferent. '' H• said that he b~d no Idea the Serflo Valente name would utcb Ot\ the way It bu .. but that u Iona as le.a workin1. he knows bow to tell It • . -.._-.. ...... Accordingly, Kaplan has expanded the Sergio Valente market to other countries -··south Ameri~a . the Philippines, the Far East." he is fond of reeling -off. Jn the works are Sergio Valente s port coats. Se rgio Valente s hoes. Sergio Valente raincoats and Sergio Valente belts. As ked what would have happened had Ile invented another na,rne instead or Sergio Valente, Kaplan sa"id : "Don't even talk about 1l, [don't like to think about it " He said that every day, as he is walk· ing down the street~, he will see at least one gorgeous woman weaflnga p!ir of Sergio Valente jeans. Often he will feel the urge lo approach her and confess that he is the real Sergio Valente. But he never does. For one thing, he Is sure she wouldn't believe him For another thing, he says he doesn't like to embar· rass people. So he will just say. "Nice pair or jeans you got there," and walk away. For a ll his good luck, Kaplan is frustrated about one thing. When he got Into the Jeans b11siness, he got out of the fur business. Now, brriys, he sees we althy women in ·f'lew York wearing fur jackets with their designer jeans. "I didn't know," he said. "What can I tell you." CllllYCll In the interest of bud1et ltjmmlna how aboul eliminating • few on-goln& commlaslons, such u the one aUll try· Int to decldf' on a ntllnt memorial for F'.0.R? F.K. o-, .. -..... .-..w_..,......,...,. .... -••WVr..-..C••· ............... fff .... .,., ... -·· .. °'9enly 0.. o.lty ~I- I .. -.. -. ----------. -- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. May, 3. 1981 'Born-again' voters shift their influence By Dr. CHARLES G. BELL Dr. Cho.rLea C . Bell iJ a profea:Jor of political science at Cal State F'ullerton "Born Again" became a key· word during the 1976 presidential elections. Newsweek, m a cover story five years ago obser ved that Jimmy Carter's presidential oandidacy focused national attention on a most signifi cant and over ·looked American phenomenon the emergence of evangelical ..Chris· tianlly as a political force And in la.st year's presidential elec tlons -the "Moral Majority" and other conservative funda m ent{Alist groups played an active if over·emphasized role in electing Ronald Reagan and de· feating several liber al Democrats. Jy. In California, Reagan's margin or victory came from lhose who are not 'born-again." Nor did the "born-again" support Paul Gann's candidacy against U.S Sen. Alan Cr anston. Thus. in the Golden ;State, ''born· again" Christians do not appear to have followed the political leadershjp or their national leaders in voling for or against a candidate. On the other hand. there is a clear difference between "born - again" and others on such issues as abortion and school prayer WHILE A MAJORITY of Californians s urveyed favored a national school prayer cons titutional amendm ent , "born-again" Christians supported i~ overwhelmingly by 4 to 1. Similarly, while those who are not "bom·again" support California funding abortions for the poor, "born-again" Christians OP· pose such a policy. ~OLD rt NE$TANDE! . • "' t RELIGION HAS always been an im portant factor in Am erican social and political life from the Puntan col· onists lhrough 19th century revivalism and up lo national Prohibition. But after t he nation went "wet" in 1933, religion -.C.fita1nlY lhe Iundameotali£t. forms - began to decline in importance. "Rorn-a~ain" Ch ristians are not un· alterably opposed to abortion. If pregnancy was caused by rape or 1f there ts a chance for ·some birth de· LorJ,llil.y. Lhey would. s upport abortion. However, in contrast to a majority or Californians, they would not permit abortion for economic hardship or because the mother to be IS unmarried Decisions, readers reactions balanced In fact, a prominent religious his torian. Sidney Ahlstrom asserted in his 1972 Yale Unive r s ity book 0 ("A Religious History of the American Peo· pie" J that the "Great Puritan Epoch in American History had come to an end." Ahlstrom 's conclusion appears to have been som ewhat premature! Eight years later. fundamentalist leaders. such as Paul Weyrich. claimed that the evangelical right had elected Ronald Reagan and defeated such liberal U S s enators as George McGovern l\lld Birch Bayh And, in· deed, t.Jle"New York Times election-day exit poll showed .. born.again" Chris· tlans voted for Reagan over Carter by 61 percent to 34 percent WHAT MOTIVATES the "born again" Chris tians and are they politically significant in California? An early factor in motivating political action amon~ Christian fundamentalists was an attempt by the federal Internal Revenue Service to deny tax exempt status to church schools which did not have an active Affirmative Action pro· gram. Fundamentalists swamped Congress with protest mail and in 1978 the IRS ruling was overturned. Other. better known issues have at· tracted fundamentalist actions. Phyllis .sehlafly's STOP·ERA organization de- pends heavily on volunteers from con· servative fundamentalist churches. And anti-abortion groups have been strongly supported by both the Protestant fund amentalists and the Catholic Church. In California. according to data gathered last year by the California Poll, "born·again" Christians makeup about one quarter of the adult popula· lion. Nol surprisingly. they tend to be conce ntrated in Southern California which has a history of anti · establishme nt reli gions. NOR IS IT SURPRISING lo find that the "born·again" are politically con· ser vaUve --about 60 percent compared lo just half or the rest or the state's population. On the other hand. they are s lightly more inclined to be Democrats than Republicans -this probably stems from the many "born·again" who have come from the traditionally Democratic but conservative south. What is surprising is that in the Car ter-Reagan election in this st ate "born-again" Christians appear to have supported both candidates about equal- Interestingly, California's 'born again" do not support Schlafly's anti· ERA position 60 percent of th6m sup. port the ERA Amendmcnt On "family issues" and on rehg1ous iss ues s uch as sc hool prayer. Cahfornaa's "born-again" take a pre- dictable pos ition But on the other so· called 'fundamentalist issues, and in vot· ing on candidates for public office, re· ligion '1()('5 not appear to .have much effect By TOM KEEVIL E•ltCN' ef Ole 0.llf Pli.t Judgment and evaluation of news 1s at best an imprecise aspect of daily n e w s papering Where to run a story or picture, how pro· m inently it should be Cl i s played or whether it is worth running at all are decisions that have to be made, literally, hundreds or limes a day by Da ily Pilot editors Every week's supply or reader com ments rncludes a numbe.r or questions, EDlTOR'S LOGBOOK suggestions and complaints about how we handled particular stories or photo· graphs · Some of the complaints are self· serving or represent a narrow view point A proabortionist, for example, ob- jettcd strenuously last week to an account of testimony being given by a right to.life advocate an Washington We re the situutLOn reversed. no dou !)I. M>mc pro lifer would ObJect JU!>t :~~~~heriff-marshal me~~.~~ .. ~~~~~: ... I would like to comment on your MAILBOX a!"y infor.m~tion to offer <?n.e pending editorial "Sheriff-Marshal. merger no t>11l on lh1s issue, in m y op1n1?n· wou.ld closer," published Tuesday. April 7. even allow a secret vote to decide the ss Your article is accurate for the most sue ll would appl'ar to me that all of us part and provides points well taken but _. should oppose any effort to avoid an the last two paragraphs are some~hat of the supenor and municipal branches open discussion of this issue that would confusing as they tend to point to this or or the courts. two members or the Board allow a dec1s1on to be made at the local fice as an obstacle towards past and of Super visors and a public member level present legislation that would allow con This panel will conduct open public ex· As you point out, Jl as lime for action. solidation to take place. am I nation of all the facts and present The citizens of Orange County have What l wis h to convey to your readers the Board of Supervisors with a recom· been c.irrymg Lh as unnecessary burden is that my pos ition since 1975 has not mendation for consolidation too Ion~ been who takes over whom, but rather to have legislation that will allow the facts lo be placed before the voters and lh e Board of Supervisors . The responsibility of the examination of the facts should be at the local level and the decision should be made after all sides have had a chance to present their facts 1n an open forum. l have supported Assemblywoman Marion Bergeso n 's /Bo ard of Supervisors' Bill AB 57 since it was in troduced. I applauded and supported the amendment to have a five member panel composed of the presiding Judge • Letters from readers are welcome. The right to condense Letters to fit space or eliminate hbel 1s reserved Letters oj 300 words or less unll be given prejeTence All letters mu.st include 111gnature and moiling address but names may be withheld on re· quest 1f sufficient reason 1s apporenr Poetry will not be published Letters may be lelephoned to 642·6086 Name and phone number of the contributor mu.st be giveri /or venf1cat1on purpose.5 The Board of Supe rvisors can then adopt the recommendation or make some other decision. In my opinion, the benefit to the public under this ap· proach is that the examinatitm and de· cision would be totally open to public scrutiny a nd the resultant decision would be m the public's behaJf I and the California State Sheriffs ' Assoc1a· lion have never opposed any legislation that would allow the Board o f S upervisors lo make a decision on this issue J have been a longtime advocate of this tax·s aving· consolidation and -worked hard toward bringing the issue to the people in the June 1980 advisory measure c Proposition B ). ll 1s difficult to understand how the will or the peo· pie. so graphically illustrated by their three-to-one vote in favor of consolida· tion, can be ignored. There appear to be some individuals or groups who do not want the Cacts viewed in an open forum t can only as. s ume that these factions are trying to avoid the truth, have no evidence to BRAD GATES Sheriff·Cor(lner Pearl's tact lmxled To the Editor With regard to the April 28 letter or Robert West , a former councilman of the c ity of Irvine supporting Chief Peart's ac tions in regard to the Anthony matter, I am a criminal attorney who spends his life ' keeping cops honest " And J wholeheartedly s upport the judgment and the tact with which Chief Peart handled that entire matter . I wholeheartedly subscribe to the philosophy that Robert West outlined We don't want a bunch of cops who are a bunch of goons. We don't want a bunch of people running around dragging every- . body's good name through the mud. We want somebody who can use good judg· ment. and J llrmly believe that Chief Peart used good judgment in the way he handled the Anthony matter. WILLIAM MONROE as stronijly to view!> ex1>ressed opposite their own. Religion 1tsc·lf •~ a suh1ect handled very g ingerly by Dally Pilot editors Readers who Lake their beliefs seriously are prone Lo yell loudly when a news ac· count includes expressions of'faith that run parallel to th~ir own. Rut even on less sens itive subjects. our Judgment as frequently challenged ofte n with JUSt1f1cat1on Last week. for example, we displayed prominently on Page One a story about an Ohio vl'leran who killed himself and his wife. Se ven.11 readers I not to mention the publisher and a l least one edJtor> also voaccd complaints that t he s tory was overpla)ed. The account did have elements of a strong interest It was a· poignant ac- count of how saddled with psychological problems from combat in Vietnam that he was unable to cope with society and in a moment of confused despajr took the lave!> of his ware and himself. In a way the story could be defended on the basis that all of us should be aware of . the agonies suffered by many of our veterans who fought 1n lhis hideous war But the way 1t was displayed m the Daily Pilot atx>ve the fold on Page One made it appear we wer e bidding for sensationalism to sell the paper The placement was particularly question- able in view of the ract that the tragic episode ot·curred 2,000 miles away. not m our own community In fact. I agree with those who com· plain'ed The s tory perhaps should bave run. but on an inside page with a more modest headline and quieter display. Some more items of reader com m{'nl from the mail and from the editor's hotline When you continue stones from Page One why don't you carry them to the back page oJ the section instead of Page 2? I'd like to. but frequent color de- mands by advertisers on that page.· make it unavailable on certain days. It would be terri bly confusing if we s witched the "jump page" back and forth You took a literate erudite cormc strif)' like Miss Peach out oj the new1paper and • put m that dumb. stupid cat comic. ComlCa are for groumups and I miss M1:Js Peach See comment below I 1u.~t wanted to say we're so glad you' finally put Garfield in the comics We've· ------------------------------------------------------------------seen him m other papers and we're glad he's m this area now • Addition of Asian students resurges idealism By ELLEN PARTAIN Ellen Partain re.rides in Costa Me!a. A recent editorial spoke or the declin<: ln test scores of freshmen entering the UC system. The one exception: Asian· Americans and the recent Asian immi grants ~ I was pleased lo see credit given to these people who have recently enteted our country. The larger number of them, the Vietnamese. would'-<not have left their countTy except, as they ex· press il , for the loss of freedom. IT WAS GRATIFYl~G to see an arli· cle which showed them in a positive light. Too oft en what is written describes how they have congregated, or the problems they are having adjust· ing. I teach these lndo·Chinese students, many of whom are Vietnamese, two periods each day in a junior hlah school. They make the same academic progress that is mentioned in the editorial about those attending the univenities. For thote two periods, I feel a re· suraence of the idealism with whJch I entered teaching 14 years ago. If all the classes I taught were llke these two. I would not expect the remarks I ln· v1riably hear when I mention I teach seventh grade. "That must be a reaJ challenge," is the least negative one. DlJtlNG EASTER VACATION, I went Lo pick up three Vietnamue sibUnp to take them Lo lunch. When I an1vcd al their houle, t.ht older girl was ftyloi en roll.a, lurnln1 lhem with chop 1tJclr1. TM tat.her came ln and lntrOd~ed blm.aetl and bl.I wtte. H• 11ked me to alt down and im· mediately t.be ll·year-old boy btOl.lpl a Coare. As the father and I talked, food began to appear and we moved to the kitchen table. I didn't know if there had been a mis understanding about me taking the children out. Before I could ask, he ex· plained that In bjs country visitors were given rood. TREY SERVED THE eeg rolls 1don1 with shredded carrot.a and leeks which had been marlnttled ln a tart sauce and sliced cucumbers. Later they brought a ~ort of stew served with chop aUck.a and, fortunately, fork1. I spent an hour and a halt t.a.l.kin1 with t h e father wh ile the mother and children appeared occulonaJI)' with more food. He t.old me that he and hll wife were attenting two coUege. and were each carrying 2$ unlL•. I thou1ht perh1ps b~ meant th1t between them they were carrying 25 u.nlts. But, no, they wen .ach i.tln1 25 u.nJts, lnclud.in1 phyalCI, c.bemhtry i nd ~leclronlH. Their 1oal, be Hld. ••• t.o be able to (et a job in tlet!t.raaJct. I ulred • 2 If he would like to teach here but he :said his limited English would not allow him to t each. He said that waR the hardest part of college, that the teachers often talked so rast he had trouble understanding. He can read anything and understand It but sometimes has trouble with oral comprehensiotl. Because they live in ap area that Is almost exclusively Vietnamese, he seldom has a chance to speak with an American ln order to Improve bis ablli· ty to converse. II e •110 uid most or the Job counselors were Vietnamese woo had been here only a ebort tlme lonaer than he and were not converunt with the job market.I out.side lbe technical netd. I BF.SITATE D TO ask bJm why and how he had left his home. b6t he didn't hesitate to talk about It. He said lt wu d1l/lcwt t.o \ry lo expl1ln lo American• be.cau.e they often dld.n'l belie ve bow bad ll hid been ln bis country. HI• family or a.h: 1ot on an Ill· equJpped river boat with M otben and ·. . .. • I .. . .. for nine days they wel'e on the ocean, unable to li e down or move from their seat without steppin~ over others. The children kept asking how far the beach was and why couldn't they go to t hc one they usually went to. On the third day out, they were finally told they were going to a different country. THERE WAS LITTLE food and the water had been put in a rusty oil can. Because of their thirst they were (oreed to drink 1t. The trip to MaLaysa took nine days and they were there in the camp for a year wailing their turn to leave for the States. I have read of some of these trips and have heard of them from my students. Each time I am surprised at their courage. I would expect to see more problems with their adjustm ent but I am wor)dng. wilh lhe children, and they are having rewer problems than the adults. J look forward to my classes with them. Upon entering the classroom they speak ~· T hey arc eager to learn. atte~e and respectful. These are at- tributes that many of lhelr American peers lack. The Asian chtldrcm compliment me, they find pleasantries lo say, they thank me al they leave class or otherwise make some comment. This ii diffettnt Crom my other student.a. I AM GLAD THAT my principal asked me to take these c lasses and that I ovftrcame my orlirlnal reluctance. I am ant.eCUl for the kldnea.es tbey have shown me (for example. lcttcrt tbank· ln1 me for ioacbln1 lbelr children>. and especla.lly lor t.belr acceptance of me and their holpltallly. J I* rorwud to the contribullona lb•ae people will mak to our cultun. .;; \ A Dally Pilot headline read. "Reafl<JJI',. Fevu Saut Common· " Are /even Cal/ring these days? ' Unfortunately, the word "sa id" is a ll too often g rabbed by headline writers as a substitute for "ler'tned" or· "called" or "described.'' This same. reader who spotted this shortcoming noted anolher double-meaning headline that read "World War II Recalled." He' said it sounded to him as if General Motors was taking 400,000 CheVt"Qlet.s ' back to have a bfa}(e problem fixed. What happened to the N~i ~ 01t the Saturday paper? The "current events test which bad appeared regularly on the Uncle Len page was dropped out several weeks to m ak«; room for local news oriented toward our younger readers. After several complaints, we are putting it back In beginning next week. .... Why do y<N sometime• drop th. Ude inf or motion? Handling of this Ubular matter baa gotten a JitUe sloppy and we will remedy it. I Why did you make Tom 'Mu""1ine's col· umn .o hard to find'> We moved Ju t Coasting from Pas• 4 to accommodate more and later world a nd natlonaJ news But I hope we dldn't mah it hard to flnd. It appears in tht left hand two columns of page 82 ev~T1 day but Saturday or days when he's on vacation (which he ta today). Thank!\ for these comm ents and atf tht others that hove been called ln in re cent days. If you have a compl•ln~ comment -or even a kind word -to say about the Dally Pilot's news o editorial coverage, please call 642~ Your comme:nta wlll be paued oa ~~ ~ appropriate editor ror reply or acUon. ~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 -- D•llY Pl ... SUH Pllolo TRANSPORTATION OCTD garage ready to open A 473-space parking garage built in Santa Ana by the Orange County Transit District is scheduled to open in the middle of this month. The $2.4 million structure Is OCTD's second so called park and ride garage, where commuters can park for free and complete their trip by bus. The other garage 1s in FuJlerton At Santa Ana. as in Fullerton. buses from the Southern California Rapid Transit Distnct will take riders into Los Angeles. OCTD planners hope the garage will be"' the firs t of a three-phase project in Santa Ana. A bus terminal intended to be the hub of OCTD bus service is planned to be built next door Both sites are between Fourth Street and Santa Ana Boulevard near Ross Street. The termtnal, with 19 bus bays to handle about half of the district's bus routes. will be connected to the parking garage by a pedestrian bridge. The third phase. still in preliminary planning stages, is to link a proposed mass transit line with the other two bujldin~s Until the terminal is completed, the parking garage will be run by Santa Ana. Redevelopment aide Peter Grams said Systems Parking Co of Los Angeles has been grantt'd a contract to operate the service The $2.4 million OCTD park-and-Tide garage stands sleekly between Fourth Street and Santa Ana Boulevard in Santa Ana. Initially. 100 spaces will be reserved for park· n-rrde commuters. he said, and the other spaces will be rented on hourly. daily or monthly rates . r;::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- Shrinkllig saves bank paperwork 1 I I Each~ month, people and businesses write 3.5 billion checks in the United States. Micrographic techniques. such as microfilm and microfiche, enable the nation's banks to "cope with trus mountain of paperwork. many years' accumulation aperwork is greatly The space problem~c eated by retaining reduced by "shrinking" i s for storage and retrieval on microfiche sh ts. A personal check, fer instance, can be reduced to less than one-third of a square inch. according to AM Bruning, a micrographlcs systems and equipment manufacturer in Tustin. J Art Show UniQue original gifts for Mother"s Day thru Sun Huntington Center Turn your unusables into usable cash. Call Daily Pilot classified 642-5678. : .. 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I I AWARDS A REAL GRABBER -When Rams Drew Hill was dragged down by Detroit Lion Eddie Lewis on a kickoff return at Anaheim Stadium Sept. 7 Daily Pilot Photographer Gary Ambrose caught the action on film. His photo, captioned "Ouch," won second place honors in regional sports photo competition. Contest was sponsored by Associated Press News Executive Council. Category was newspaper circulation of 25,000 to 75,000. UCI SALUTES 14 ACHIEVERS . . • • <From Page A%) dimorphic fungus called Mucor which is significant in human .diseases. He ,tias developed a powerful technique of analyzing . genes using gene cloning by p!· . com binant DNA. A 1969 graduate of the UCI College of Medicine, Dr. Diane W. Wara, was designated Dis· linguished Alumna .. She is as· sociate professor of pediatrics at the UC San Francisco School of Medicine and has received a five-year career development award from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. DISTI NGU I S H ED Starr Member awards were given lo Carol Nance of El Toro. and Catherine E. Smith of Tustin, both academic counselors. Lillian Brown of Orange, director of nursing and associate director of the UCI Medical Center. and Dr. Olga Maynard of Irvine. associate professor of dance. received Professional Achievement awards. Molly Lynch of Corona del Mar, was named Outstanding G r aduate Student. Having earned her bachelor's degree at UC I in 1979, she is a teaching as· sistant while in the Cine arts grad!Jate program and is assis- tant director of t he Ballet Pacifica in Laguna Beach. CYNTHIA CAR LSON of Irvine, a social ecology major who wiU attend law school in the fall , was named Outstanding Senior . wn11e maintaining a 3.9 grade, point average. she has been a College Legal Clinic intern, pres- ident of the UCI Pre-law Socie- ty, summer orientat ion adviser and Associated Students Council member and student services com missioner. Four Un iversity Se r vice Awards went lo three in - dividuals and the fraternities and sororities at UCL Dr. Paul Arthur of Newport Beach. professor of mechanical engineering, will be cited for his development of the Minority ln- t rod uction t o Engineering (MITE> program held on cam- pus each summer. The program for high school s tudents is in- tended lo increase the number of Chicanos in engineering. Carl Hartm an of Newport Beach, associate vice chancellor I VOLVO & SAABS I I TUNE UP I . and senior lecturer in English, was lauded for his "behind the s cenes" work which has brought stability and continuity to the Office of Academic Affairs. Dr. Patrick F. Cadigan of ~Newport Beach. president and chief executive officer of EECO, Inc., a diversified electronics manufacturirlg firm , was honored for his continuous en· thusiastic involvement with UCI 's development. HE IS VICE president of the UCI Chancellor's Club and is a' board member of the UCI Foun- dation and UCI Indus trial As- sociates. All 13 fraternities a nd s ororities were saluted for out- s tanding philanthropic efforts in addition to excellent scholarship and leadership on campus. They are active in ASUCI politics and athletics and provide for the an- nual UCJ Alumni Telefund. Included were: Alpha Kappa Al1'ha. Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Phi Alpha, Bela Theta Pi, Chi Psi, Delta Delta Delta. Delta Gamma, Delta Sigma Theta, Gamma Phi Beta. Phi Della Theta, Phi Gal'l)ma Delta. Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Chi. Elegant. versatile. d&SSIC sling by LIR STIJDE. 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"What about bicycles ... she asked. l was skeptical. Although a bicycle and a camping tour of Europe would certainly be inexpensive, pedal· ling a bike 50 to 60 miles a day sounded like more work than ~pleasure. In early January, we made a two-day, 70-mile bike ride t<1 the • youth hostel on the Palos Verdes •p e ni nsu la , o n a couple of borrowed. battered and wob· t bly 10 speeds. to see if the idea deserved further consideration. ~ We discover ed we loved bicycling. Since th'!n, we have ·s pent much time and energy preparing for our European ad· !venture which begins today need to carry Wllh me. We purchased special clothing soft c h amois lined bicycle shorts, wool arm and leg armers, nylon breathable warm- up pants and coal (for the in- evitable rain I. and bicycle ~ gloves. Planning our routes through Europe has been fun. We have chosen to bicycle t hrough flat sections of country. long valleys, and along coastlines whenever possible. We will use the trains to carry us over very difficuJt · We have chosen to bicy- cle through flat sections of country. long valleys and along coastlines whenever possible. We will use the train to carry us over dif- ficult terrain or through areas not suitable for tour· ing . · · when we land in England, strap terrain, or through areas .not . the bags on our touring bikes. suitable for touring :and pedal off on the start of a Our tour starts in England. 'three·month tour. and-ends in -G~~ 12 weeks • Once we decided we would later , ·make the trip on bicycles. we In England we will cycle l had to start equipping outselves. through the Oxford-Cotswold • First and foremost. of ~ourse. Hills frea. through such towns •was the purchase of the bike as Stratford-on-Avon, Stow-on- t itself. We decided to buy our the-Wold. Moreton-in-Mar sh. ; bikes h ere rather than an and Oxford. : Europe . Mos t airlines handle We will spend four , days in • bicycles as they would regular London. then on -to Harwich·. for f baggage, at no extra charge the channel c rossi11 g to Rot· • Plus we wanted to condition terdum. ~ou rselves physically for the Holland is the perfect bicycle ; tour, and break in our bikes country The land _is flat. and the ; After r eading som e library Du tc h have built hundreds of · books on bicycles, talking with miles of bicycle paths: We will m a n y dealers, a n d riding a ride north along the coast ' number of different models. we through The Hague. past the : bought our bikes from a reliable .. tulip fields around Lisse and . dealer who caters mostly to Ha r lem. up to Alkmaar , where 1 touring cyclists This dealer and Edam cheese is mad e. then l the book s were helpful an s outh to Am s terdam and , showing me how to make basic Utrecht 1 repairs. and the tools I would We will take the train south to Trier, and start our tour <>f Germany bicycling down the Mosel river toward Koblenz. We have given ourselves a little ex· tra time on this part of the tour for frequent slops to sample the well known wines of the area. At Koblenz, where the Mosel and Rhine meet, we will hop on the river stea m er south to Frankfurt or Mainz, a nd avoid the heavy traffic on the Rhine road. Then on the Heidelberg, and east along the Romantic Road to Wurzburg, the medieval town of Rothenburg , DinkelsbuhJ. and on to Munich. We will go by train to Lake Constance, and bicycle along the lake into Germany's Black Forest, through, Freiburg, north to Baden· Baden We will cross the Rhine here into France . through Strassbourg and the wine coun· try through Dijon south to Macon. We will, time permit ling, make a side trip to Paris. l''rom Macon we will take the t rain to the Cannes -Nice area on the Riviera, and ride east through Monte Carlo, San Remo. then north and east along the Po Valley across Italy to Verona . V1cenza-. Padova, and Venice. W e-wtlt then move south through Bologna to Florence Sienna. and possibly Pisa. On to Rome, and further south to the Amalfi Coast south of Na pies. Before leaving this area we will see Herculaneum. a vie tim of the same volcanic erup· lion as Pompei, but better pre served. We will take the train to Brin disi in the south, for the boat trip to the gorgeous Greek island of Corfu After Corfu we will con· tinue the boat trip to Patras, bicycle through Mycenae and Corinth, to Athens At this point. our European ad venture wi II just a bout be over . We'll spend the last two wee ks of our trip relaxing on the Greek Islands, swimming in the clear blue Aegean Sea a rad drinking ouzo ;Calico set to celebrate 100 years Founded 100 years ago. Calico Ghost Town will ,begin its second century Mother's Day weekend, . May 9 and 10, by staging its ninth annual Spring Festival Celebration. r A rollicking, family-o riented weekend. the celebration gets under way at 9 a.m with a vane ty or western s tyl e contests on Calico's history ,laden strei?ts. All games are open to the public and offer rib- bons. pies and plain old-fashioned fun. Contestants can try their luck at egg tossin' or silver guessin'": The more adventuresome may JOin a bucket ------------- EXECUTIVE SUITES JADE MANAGEMENT 881 Dover Dr .. Suite 14 NEWPORT BEACH 714 -631-3651 A'RllC Tropic~! fish• Fresh • M~rine Aquuium Supplies Speclat AprU 29, 1981 -May 5, 1981 Macrogna1hu1 aculeatus: 2.99 -J I come from India, Burma and Thailand. I am m ore commonlv known as "Peacock Eel" Ichthyologists classified me as an eel in the 1ast century, but even though I resemble an eel, I am truly a fish. See me at Aquatic Tropicals where 1 am on sale for only 2.99. - 1510 W. 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MEDICINE So young Five-year-old life full of caring and miracles PHILADELPHIA <AP) -Frankie Lutes' We has been measured out lo needles. His thin arms and t~nder feet have been jabbed, stabbed, prod· ded, poked and punctured until he couJd take no more. It's a tough life for a S-year-old. But 20 years ago, Frankie's do c t o r s s ay , he wouldn't have had a life at all. . Born with a rare blood disease akin to h e mophilia, Frankie has survived a can- cerous brain tumor and a cerebral hemorrhage, making medical history by the time he reached kindergarten. He is the "miracle child" of Albert Eins- FRANKIE LUTES t e in Medical Center, and a living testament to the bonds of love and determination that have . shielded rum from death so many times. Frankie was born Oct. 2, 1975, by Caesarean section after Nancy Lutes struggled for 14 hours attempting to give birth to her first child. The in- fant was in fetal distress, nearly straneled by the umbilical cord. Just hours later, a routine "heelslick" to draw blood samples revealed that Frankie's troubles ha·d only begun. "Once you see that the bleeding doesn't stop, it isn't hard to make a diagnosis. His level of fibrinogen was almost nil," recalls.Pr. Jeon& Ok Lee, a pediatrk hematologisl-onc-ologist at Eins- tein. "'KANKI~ t_ia s aribrogenemia, a lack of A !lbrinogen that is essential to the clotting process. If the clotting deficiencies were compared to mak- ing bread, the classic hemophiliac is missing a pinch of yeast. In Frankie's case. he's missing the flour. There is no cure for Frankie, but he finds care at Einstein, the first comprehensive health center for hemophiliacs in the East. Like other children with bleeding disorders, Frankie's head is constantly protected -although this baseball fan has chosen a Philadelphia Phillies plastic batting helmet instead of more conventional headgear. "He's a boy and he's going 't.o get iqto things, but he knows what the consequences are," says Frankie's mother, a petite blonde who is devoted to the hemophilia team that treats her son. And he's the first to know when he needs a ride to the hospital for treatment. "The other ~ay, while I was upstairs, he tried to peel a carrot and cut his finger. He wrapped it up, came upstairs and said. 'Mommy, you have to take me to the hospital'," s he recalls. At Einstein, 1''rank1e 1s treatea with injections of cryoprecipitate, which aids in clotting and al- lows healing to begin. Frankie has shortened the medical tongue-twister to "cryo," and realizes its importance. "WE NEVER talked baby talk, and we never lied to him," his mother s:.ys. Complications from his disease forced Frankie to we ar a leg brace briefly, and he has been placed In a school for orthopedically-bandicapped t:hildren across the street from the hospital. The first 18 months of Frankie's life were qoiet ones. The bleeding disorder caused problems only when he cut his first teeth But suddenly, his pe rsonality changed and the Lutes were raced with a terrifying prospect - cancer. "Frankie started acting funny at home. He ~as lik,e a vampire, nasty at night, crying, throw. mg up, ' Mrs. Lutes says. An examination showed a bulge in the baby's forehead. He had a brain tumor. It was the beginning of a six-month nightmare for the Lutes. Pathologists couldp't agree on the cancer and doctors couldn't agree on a prognosis. Frankie's weight dropped from 30 to 19 pounds. "He wouldn't eat or drink. He couldn't suck. It took three people to force feed him," Mrs. Lutes recalls. THE DAYS were filled with encouragement for Frankie. and the nights were blackened by des pair. "People say that I don't cry. But I cried. I cried at nighttime." Mrs. Lutes says, fighting back tears at the memory of those months. WiULthe cancer in remission. Frankie en~red Einstein last May for a routine scan to determine whether the tumor had changed. Because the test requires a patient to keep absolutely still, children are routinely anesthetized. But this time, Frankie dJdn't wake up. "He didn't come out of it like he should. Everyone thought it was just the anesthesia, but it went on Into the night. Actually, he was dying slowly. By 3 a.m., he had curled up Into a fetal position," Mrs. Lutes recalled. . Fr~ie had suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. Ninety 01Jnutes later. he was on the operating ta- ble and, with the help of artificial coagulants, doc- tors once again saved his life. BlJT THEY could take no more chances. The child needed strength and time to recover, and hts only guarantee against another hemorrhage was cryoprecipitate. To Frankie. it meant a needle, every day. from June to December, and that's how The Method was born. Frankie Lutes, who has felt so much pain in his young life, feels it no more. The boy who would "go wild'' when the needle came near, now draws a breath into his small tunes and pract.lces breathing techniques used in natural childbirth. "I do like this," says Frankie, blowing puffs of air through puckered lips, "and it's done ." No more tears. And no more fears for FrankJe's We. "He's not 1oint to die," his mother says firmly. ''He's golnc to make lt, and our love for him will keep him 10- lne." VERY COMPETITIVE RATES • 1..-1 ..... u ,_,. •a.\ ..... ,... .................. ............... ....... ., ...... __........., dRANGE COAST EQUITY FUNDS Da~l·lMt / ""*···. &•• _ , ..... Throw Out T111ion and Fi1d Your Inner Power to Ch1111 Thiqa You've l'\eard great things about the Yoga Center since 1970. I these busy pressured days don't you owe yourself one night a weet( to learn how to rtlax and V1tal1Ze your b<>dy at will' Also. yOY can enable your mind to experience your inner $uperconsc1ous Self with Its wisdom and power to change things I Y11 IWT llft Tl tu'8. IW WIY IMI Tll ... Tl,_ l 1&1111 If lllllTITlll UI ... a lWUUESI. 11111'1 •E • OISTA lllU. You'll oe ta\lgtll the h!Qhef Yogas by Otl4I of the few maste1s 1n 1hew0<1d tOday. RamaTulshna AnandaJ1 l1 lnl9fna1101\fllY known as 1 roaster nor only of Yogi bot atso of Metaphysics and ,, Mya11e11m· A practical, Ut\pretentious. humotovs. West8fn· Ramakrishna Anand born Gutu, he tranStrMtl enllghten1ng consciousness u well as 1n1•natoonetty ,_,_,Mall•.,,., marvelous concepts and techn1Ques. ~':..:~ Yoga. Mveucl9n ..., M•••· COME TO THE FREE DEMONSTRATION. Tara and Madhava F , EE will demOnatrate the natural and euy exereilel of Hllha Yoga and lhOw you '1ow 20 mlnutn a day can vitalize your heart. lungs and brain, slow down the aging ptool!IS. tOtl41 and trim DEMONSTRATION yt:NI bOdy, and enable you to maintain a wonderlul &eOM ot well -being. Tuition Is reuonable and the benefit• are prioelesl. TOMORROW All<> you w~l leern the Full Breath -can add years to your Ille. 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B3 Pleasa:Q.t Colony survives the -crowd Derby winner .makes prophet out of trainer LOUISVILLE, Ky. <AP) -John Campo aaya be'a ~world'• 1reate1t handicapper, and Satur· day, Pleasant CoJQDy made blm that -at leut for tbe Kentucky Derby. The coll made Campo look like a pretty lood tralner' too. The 107th Kentucky Derby, which will be re· membered u a court case u well u a bone race, ended 2:02 after il started with Pleasant Colony three-quarters of ~ length ahead of Woodchopper, and Partez another three lengths back. A couple or days before the race Campo bad predicted a Triple Crown for bis colt. PLEASANT COLONY triumflbed over 20 other 3-year-old.s, including Flying Nashua and Mythical Ruler, who got into the race through letal action taken by their owners. They had been eliminated after being entered Thursday by Churchill Downs' 20-bo~-limit rule for the Derby, based on earn- ings of the entrants. Their owners scored victories in court, but the colts didn't fare so well on the track. Flying Nashua finished eighth and Mythical Ruler 17th. • Tbe-Felnltatemenl-of-the-two oolt9 pushed-the field to 22, but the filly Wayward Lass ran Friday in tbe Kentucky Oaks, finishing third, and was scfatcbed from the Derby Saturday morning. Beside.a makidg Campo, a 5.7 250-pound wisecracker off the streets of New York, a big win- ner, Pleasant Colony carried Jorge Veluquez, the winner or more than 4,000 races, into the winner's circle or a Triple Crown race for the first time. "VELASQUEZ IS probably the greatest ridl r in the world, but crazy as I am, I could take him off tomorrow," ~aid Campo. He was joltln&. Velasquez was under s us pension when Pleasant Colony, fl ying the colors of Thomas Metlon Evans'· Buckland Farm, charged into the Derby picture with a victory in the 1 Ye-mile Wood Memorial April 18 at Aqueduct. Jeff Fell rode. Fell offered no excuaes while Velasquez said, "I'm just tickled to death. I'm so nervous and so happy al the same time." Pleasant Colony's victory was worth a record $317 ,200 from the richest purse of $404,200 to bis owner and worth $9, $5.SO and $4.40. ' Woodchopper, owned by Greentree Stable and ridden by Eddie Delahoussaye, paid $23.40 and $13. Partez, a member of the mutuel field, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Green and Elizabeth Davia and ridden by Sandy Hawley, returned $4. Hawley admitted a mistake. "Yes, I did misjudge the wire and stood up at the sixteenth pole," he said . "About that time 1 was getting dirt in my face and I thought I saw the wire and I started easing up. You get used to the finish line at certain tracks. I know it didn't cost us second money.'' CAMPO, SAVING instructions to ''break good," were given to Velasquez, added, "But he took him way back. I'm surprised at that, but I'm not the jockey, I'm the trainer." Velasquez might have not followed instruc- tions exa1:lb' • .bulhe~ot lhe.aougbkatt.er r..au&U. Completing the order or finis h were Television Studio, Pass the T.ab, Splendid Spruce, Flying Nashua, Noble Nastiua, Bold Ego, Double Sonic, Hoedown's Day, Beau Rit, Tap Shoes. e ure the Blues, Well Decorated, Mythical Ruler, .Proud Ap- peal, Top Avenger, Mexican·bred Habano and Golden Derby. It was a good day for horses who, many ob- servers felt, shouldn't be in the Derby. Television Studio's firth·place finish made it "three con· secullve placings for field horses, following Pleasant Colony and Woodchopper. THERE CAN ONL )' be 12 betting interests, so nine horses were coupled in the wagering as the mutuel field. .. ., ........... But Saturday Fell was on his regular mount, Proud Appeal, who was coupled in the betting with Golden Derby as the 2·1 favorite, and with the final quarter of the H'•·mile race he found himseU fourth while Velasquez was eighth. But 26 seconds later Velasquez had the roses, and Fell found himseU on the 18th finisher. And, on the other band, it was a disastrous day for some top equine and human personalities. Less than two weeks ago, a haU interest in Proud Ap- peal was sold for $5 million, but the colt didn't run worth a nickle in the Derby. Tap Shoes, who went into the Derby on workouts, not having raced since he won the Flamingo March 28, also was a disap· pointment for 80-year-old trainer Horat.Jo Luro, who was trying for his third Derby victory. Pleasant Colony, with Jorge Velasquez aboard, crosses the finish line to win the Kentucky Derby. Buzzards circling Angels' arlllS By EDZINTEL __ ._ .......... down, but really took advanta1e of a prime situation Saturday. Tbe Ansela pitcbin1 ala.ff la beliJminl to live up to preaeu6o buildup. Yes, un- fortunately so. Ben OgUvie, Gorman Thomu, Cecll Cooper and Ted Simmons belted home runs and Milwaukee collected seven extra base bits to offset a oot·SO· perfect performance by their own start- ing pitcher. Saturday ·night at Anaheim Stadium, the Milwaukee Brewers, who suddenly after three sames with the An1els are realizing their much·publicized bitting potential, pounded out 16 bits, en route to an 8-5 win before 32,348. Right-hander Moose Haas went five innings, allowing five runs, nine hits, one home run, one balk and a wild pitch. Jamie Easterly finished up nicely however, throwing four Innings of shutout ball. Four members ol the Angela' pitching corps went to the mound Saturday, with only one enjoying 1001-term success. The Brewers, who came into the aeries battin1 .216, took apart .Aniels pitchinl ln a 12-1 rout Thursday, bit Mike Witt unmercifully in the first ln- ~ng of_ Friday's game before he setUed That was close to apple pie compared to Angel pitching. Starter Ken Forsch (3-1), who along with Geoff Zahn had become eyed as the backbone or the staff in tbe early go- Amazing Valenzuela seeks sixth victory Cey, Reuss spark LA, 4-0 Special &o tbe Dally PUot MONTREAL -In four of fi ve eames this season, the Dodgers' Fernando Valenzuela has pitched a shutout. Tbe rookie has creited such a stir, and such Interest, that even Las Ve1as got into the act on today's game -Uating Valemuela as a S'h-1 underdog against another nine innings or zeroes. Whether that comd to pass or not is what will keep a lot of Southern California tans glued to tbeir television sets today (1~:30 a m.) as tbe Dodgers tan1le with the Expos ln game tbs:ee ol their four-game set. Valensuela, who will carry a 5-0 record and a 0.20 ERA to the mound, will be opposed by the Expos' BUJ Gulliltaon U·l ). Amuin1Jy, all the publicity BRUINS DESTROY TROJANS, 10747 LOS ANGELES (AP) Junior Eric Brown won both 1priDta and anchored UCLA to a eome-trom-beb.lnd victory ln tbe 400-meter relay Saturday u the •rulat demoU1b4MI croHtown rival Southera Calllornia 101-47 ht a dual track and fteld 1Deet. Brown tied bll career belt iDi wlDAlDI the 100 m.._. wWa a 10.JO ciocktnc and ea1ne beet» capture tbe .JOO lD JO.•. the. aeconc1 f ut.t Um• for tbe dilp tue. ID ldlool bll*-1. Browa CQ9pl...S bJI MDU· tlonal da.1 bJ rual•I doWB UIC'1 BUIOnelatlae11tntcb a nd all the wonderment Valenzuela has created hasn't bothered the kid yet. Even after his most recent shutout against S~n Francisco, in which he tilled the Dodger Stadium, the 20-year-old calmly went about his business saying 1t was all ln a day's work. . The Dodgers, and Ron Cey and Jerry Reuss, certainly went On TV today channel 11 at 10:30 about their business Saturday as Cey supplied the power and Reuss the arm in the team's f-0 victory. Cey, whose first home run of the year ~aked Reuss to a 3-0 lead, breathed a b\lle aien of re- lief over the fact be finally hit one. "It's been a 1001 time," he said after hla three-run blut ln the fourth innlnl Saturday sent the Dod1en on their way to a 4-0 triumph over the Montreal Ex· pos. "I bad a.lmoet foriotten my way around the bases." Cey, wbo bit 28 ho men lut 1ea1on. 1tru11led t.bro\llb the m()Jltb ol April in Ulat -depart. meat, but be trun't cti.lcoar.,.S by bit lacll ~ power. ings, was rocked for six runs on eight b.iU in 2~ innings of work. Luis Sanchez then came in and gave up two nma on five hits, also in 2'h in- njngs. Andy Hassler was next, but he threw well, allowing no runs in 3Y.i innings with the aid of four strikeouts. Jesse Jefferson finished the final inning. ''We know we have hitting," said Brewers Manager Bob Rodgers. "And to us, this weather feels like July <game time temperature was 59 degrees). Haas was obviously not on tonight. He bad an upset stomach. But I was just glad to get five innings out or him. We have to win some games when our pitching isn't good." On the other side, An&els skipper Jim Fregosi said that Forsch was unable to put location on his pitches. "They (Milwaukee) sure can get quick runs. And Easterly threw very well." If anything, though, this one sure had plenty of excitement. For the hits (25 total). to the errors (three or them), to the wild pitches (four), to the flock o.r pigeons which circled the infield, enter- taining rans as much as the game, this one had everything. Simmons, acquired in a seven-player swap wi!h St. Louis during the off. season, collected two hits, includini a towering two-run home off Forsch in the third inning that gave the Brewen a 6-3 lead. Simmons. a .298 lifetime hitter, is one (See ANGELS, Page BZ) "9a UM ......... UPiet t.IM Trcdam la t.M -.meter N&aJ. UCLA eloet .. 1....,.. •.11 to UIC• ..... "At tb1I u .. e ol tbe year peo- ple b.ave a tmden~ to loot et you a UtU. toqber. It'• tlte ... , ....... ~ ..... ~ .... -tbe1're ucl\ed. But JCM1 laa.-to remember that APrll la an ab- breviated .. ontb of b~1eball wtUt all the ralnoutl ..a opm . date.." Alona wtUa Cey'a homer. X.O LaMnlm bit • IOlo lbot .. ~ Mb l.nnJ.Qc to back Jerry Reuai' iwo ON Olm-Oran1e Cout Col.lee•'• Scott Frekterldtten ( 12) bluta a spike back at Santa llonlca'• Clark waaa (10) .durlng the community col1ece ~yball ..., ............. _..._ champlouhlp 1ame at OCC laturda1 ni&bt. Look1nl on are Bob Wheeloek (13) and Dave Vrebalovlch (t) ot OCC. For the outcome, see P'1'9 82. H 'HD-bltter. f I ' 4 Robertson leads rout of Hung8ry. By ROGElt CA.Bl.SON Of_Dell, ......... LONG BEACH -Kev~ Robertson, a 5·9, 165-poun~ sensation out of the Unlversitt or Calilomia, by way of Newpolil Ha rbor High , distingulshea himself as one of tbe world'' premier water polo stars Sat4'· day night as he led his Americ• teammates to a 12-7 rout ~ Hungary In the wrapuJl or t.be :9 ; FINA Cup tournament. • Before 1,900 at Lone Beal$ State, Robertson scored goals in pacing the Americans their firsl·ever victory over. Hungarian team and the viclAllf gave the U.S. fourth place ln ~ final standings behind champi"1 Soviet Union, runner-iq> Yugoslavia and Cuba. · '•We had some heartaches this tourname nt," said U wat e r polo coac h Mo Nitzkowski, "but the kidl lai on the line in every game thought really showed 10 character. It was a great for us ." A -GREAT FINISH see like an understatement as American s s wept t Hungarians, bronse medalists the 1980 Moscow Olympics, of the pool in a daztUn& dlspl racing to a 5-0 lead, holding as Hungary crept_ to within then pouring it on to win g away. Robertson was spectacular he finished the ru11ed ei1 · nation tournament With 19 10 and· was named the m valuable player. The deft left-hander sco four of the Americau' first goals, and by the time the l was over be had scored ln j about every conceivable ner, hltt.lnl a pair of pen sbots, from tbe corner t 1traigbt 1ix-on-1IJt 1ltuaU again from the comer wt a man up, and in the end with leer to his remarkable eve But the bit one came u ti was runnin1 out in the quarter and the U.S. n1unl1DJ• M lead. The HUJ!Carlant up, six-on-ftve, and m!nac the American 1oal. ROBE&T80N 1Upped to 1teal the ball in the back and sprinted toward e Hun1arian net, a defender ln pun ult. Re flnally pulled up with f meten left, made a move oa aoalie and ft.red the ball him to the dtllPt ol tbe 1.too look era, putUn1. H\IDlarJ do 10-t. It WU alto RobelUOD Wbo the key to the prevtoua .,.._. tbe U.S. a,ped $M Clee POLO, Pa1e m) e --~-.-_,.......,.... __ ....,.~._. .... --"'!!!!!'!!!"!'"--...-~--....... ~-::--~~~------..._.-------4·.._..._.._... .... ~ ........ -........... ~.r• .... F-·---·..-.•~·---......... ~ . ..-~_..-------~·----=~•--·~·~·..-........... ~,,..~ ............ a .. e~a"' .... c~g .. .. Orange Coast DAJL Y PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 UC Irvine forward Kevin Magee m may not have won a national scoring title, despite leading the country for much of the season, but he did do something no college basketbaJl player has ever accomplished. T he 6-8 junior from Magnolia, Mi ss. finished in the top four in scoring, rebounding and fi eld goal percentage, according to the NCAA's final statistics Magee's 67.1 percent fie ld goal accuracy was No. 2 in the nation and his 27.5 points-per-game and 12.5 re bounds were· both third bests in the nation. To show what k1n<t of class that puts Magee in, on- ly nine (>layers had ever made the top four in two Mogu categories since the NCAA began kt't'Jllllt( national rebounding stats in 1951 . o r those nine. only one reached the lop 10 in the Uurd catf'gory That was Kareem Abdul ' J abbar, known as Lew Alcindor during bis col· leglate days »t UCLA. In his sophomore season, Alcindor was first in field goal accuracy (66.7 percent>. st'<"Olld m scoring (29 0) and seventh in rebounding ( 15.5» South Coroltna's Zam Fredrick anti Colgutt•', Mikt• l'~errara were the only two pla~ t•r..; abo\'e Magee lost season. Fredn<'k --~.~-t?!"~~l~ ?!t! .. ~.h!Js_~r .• rnrJLWas at 28.tt. -Ort'~(ln Slate's Steve Johnson set an NCAA : 01\'lsion I record v. ith his 74 6 field goal percen· ta gt• • M1ss1ss1pp1 \'alley's Darryl Watson was the nation's top rebounder wilh a 14.0 average, Wayne StaplNon of Loyola <Ill. I was second at 13 4 . and San Diego State's Michael Cage finished third 113 11 ' Quote of the day Clive Charles, Portland Timbers soccer player. when asked who he would most like to meet an the world: "The guy who , stole my suede coat." Device helps arm wrestlers f'REMONT. Neb Arm - tw1sting isn't anything new to Ron • Vynlidal But now he 's turned phy s ical arm bending to psychological salesmanship for an invention he designed for arm wrestlers. Vynhdal. meat packer and aspinng inven tor . recently completed work on the Armbende r, which combines aspects of arm wrestlmg, weight lifting and sohta1re. Keough wi ns No. 5: A's win No. 20 . Toay ArmH blt hia eighth home Ii run of the season and &ob rtecolo, Rickey llendertoo and CUH Jobuoa added homers as Oakland beat the New York Yankees, 6'3, for its 20th victory of the young sea~n. Matt Keoaib, a Corona de~ Mar High product who is 5--0, scattered seven hits but failed to pick up his rutb complete game. The crowd of 48,179 put the A's atten- dance for 11 games at 319,099 greater than their entire 1979 seuson at home . Jn other American League ac- tion Saturday. WUJJe Alkeu c rashed two doubles off the wall and scored three times to lead Kansas City past Tex- as, 7-2 A two-out single by Eddie MWTay following three bases-loaded walks by Toronto pitchers capped a five-run Baltimore sixth inning as the Orioles defeated lhe Blue Jays, 8-3, for a sweep of their double-header. The Orioles, who have won 19 straight games against Torout.o at home, look the opener. 4.3 ... Floyd Bannister scattered hits in 7'1.> innings as Seattle dumped Detroit, 3-1 ... MiMesota bombed Ml.Ile Torres and Bob Stanley for nine runs In the first two innings and breezed to an 11·2 win over Bost.on, extending the Red Sox losing streak to six games . . . Len Barker pitched a seven-hitter and O.ane Kuiper, in his first game since last June 1, slapped two key singles to spark Cleveland to a 3-1 victory over lhe Chicago While Sox. Kuiper was making his first appearance since suffering knee ligament damage last June. Rangers win. 5-1; take 3-0 lead NEW YORK -The New York ~ Islanders used first-period power-' play goals by Mike Bossy and Bob Bourne and a staunch defense for a convincing 5·1 National Hockey League playoff triumph over the New York Rangers Saturday nigbt that gave the defending Stanley Cup champions a 3·-0 edge in this semifinal series. The Islanders, the NHL's regular-season champions, broke a two-year losing string at Madison Square Garden with lhe victory and can wrap up the best-of-seven series by winning . here Tuesday night over the Rangers, who finist1ed 13th overall. The Islanders put on a masterful show in shutting off the Ranger offense and· throwing a protective net around goaltender Billy Smith. The Islanders stymied five Rangers power plays, allowing only two shots on goal while skating with a manpower disadvantage. It was wbile the Rangers were s horthanded that the Isles jumped ahead, converting their 23rd and 24th power-play tallies of the playoff. 1Streck sizzles with a record 62 Ron Streck one-putted 13 times n 1 on the way to a record-setting, nine- under par 62 that staked him Lo a three shot lead after Saturday's third round of the Ho~ston Open. A pair o{ former U.S. Open cha mp1ons, Hale lrwin-llnd Jerry Pate, shared second at 201 .. Defending champion Hollis Stacy sank a fou r-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole lo take s.ole possession of the lead in a women's tourney at Hilton Head Island, S.C. Stacy had a 72 for a three-day total or 214 SPORTS BREAK I VOLLEYBALL I BASEBALL Alexander gains. 1 OOth victory Doyle Aleaander earned his lOOth m 1&jor league victory as San Fran· ciisco beat Philadelphia, 6·2, in Saturday's first game of a double· header, which featured home runs by J ack Clark and Darrell EvaH. In the nightcap, Mar· ty Bystrom, who has yet to lose a major league game -he's 7-0 -pitched a three-hitter and K~flh Morelaad slammed two homers as the Phillies won, 3·1 ... In other National League action, Kea Oberklell drilled three hits and drove in three runs to back the six-hit pitching of Bob Shirley and lead St. • Louis past Cincinnati, 7-3, the Cardinals' 10th victory in 11 games , .. John Milner raced home with one out in the 12th inning on Mike ., Alezander Easter's grounder which was bobbled by Houston second baseman Kiko Garcia, giving Pittsburgh a 5-4 victory that ended the Astros' five-game winning str eak .. Pitcher Randy Martz drove in two runs with a fourth-inning s ingle as the Chicago Cubs clipped Atlanta, 5-2, for just their lhird victory of the year ... Dave Kingman'• two-run homer in the £irst inning and Doug Flyno's two-run single In the third keyed a Pair of three-run bursts which gave the New York Mets a 6-2 victory over San Diego and snapped t heir seven-game losing streak Basebal I today On this date in baseball in 1951 : Gil McDougald of the New Yor k Yankees tied a major !~ague record with six runs batted in in one inning as th~ Yanks routed the St Louis Browns. 17-3 Today's birthdays: Hall of Fame pitcher Red Ruffing is 76. Dodgers second baseman Dave Lopes is 35. Dodger g ame blacked out in Ca nada The Canadian Broadcasting Ill Corporation cut off its na tional telecast of Saturday's game between Montreal and the Dodgers because of a labor dispute involving technicians, aftel(~lhe techni- cians blacked out the second inning and were threatening to do the same in the fourth inning after the telecast resumed in the third frame. Canadian viewers were shown a Humphrey Bogart movie, instead . . . The second largest crowd in Churchill Downs history s mashed two major track betting r ecords at the 107Lh Ken· lucky Derby. wagering $4,566,179 on the Derby itself and $10,957,614 during the day . . . The Big Ten placed Illinois on probation for its handling of the controversial eligibility case of quarterback Dave Wilson, former Fullerton College s tar . University of North Carolina football star Steve Streater stands little, if any. chance of ever wll)king again according to his physician .. Streater, 22. s uffered what amounts to a broken neck after an auto accident . . . Olympian John Powell threw the discus 219·2 and Dedy Cooper won the 110-meter high hurdles in 13.2 at a San Jose track and fi eld meet Patricia Nasb Dean, the widow of baseball great Dizzy Dean, djed Friday night at the ageof74. Coast falls to Corsairs Santa Monica wins title By HOWARD L. UAND'Y CM-Deity ...... ,_,. The Or ange Coast College volleyball team ran out of miracles after four games Saturday night but didn't shame itself in any way in finishing in the rUMer-up position in the state community col- lege championships in the Pirate gym. The Pirates had narrowly defeated Golden West in the semifinals the night before in five games, then came from behind a 9-0 deficit to win the fourth game Saturday night against Santa Monica. BUT IN THE FIFTH and deciding outing, the Corsairs took command after Orange ·coast won the first two points and went on to post a 15·8 de- VOLL£YB4LL c1s1on, the widest margin 9f any of the five games. Scores of the match were 16-14, 13-15, 17-15, 11 -15 and 15-8. Golden West College captured third place in three games, defeating Grossmont, 19-17 , 15· 12. 15-9. Orange Coast Coach Bob Wetzel had nothing out prruse for the Santa Monica team. "Don't take anything away from them," he said. "They have a great team and played well tonight.·· While the final gam e decision was decisive. Santa Monica was forced into extra play to win its first two games of the m atch. The first went to 16-14 in a see·saw battle that saw OCC in front, 8-4 and 11 -8 before the Corsairs ran off a s tring of six unans'!"ered points IT WAS TIED at 14 before the Corsairs won the final two points Coast then came back to lead 10-4 in the second game, watch the Corsairs catch up at 10, 12, and 13 before Bob Rieden put it away with a lob shot to open territo~ The third match was likewise a back-and-forth affair with Orange Coast out to an 8·4 lead only to lose it at 9-8. The Pirates then had to battle back to lie at 13, 14 and 15 before the Corsairs put it away with the final two points P irate followers were ready to leave early in the fourth game of the match when Santa Monica went out to a 9-0 lead and appeared headed for an easy victory over a seemingly tired OCC c rew. But Wetzel's team found a second wind with Dan Vrebalovich. Bob Wheelock and Rieden taking command of the situation. All three were named to the all-tournament team for their play and it was this trio that s parked the comeback ef- fort in that fourth game. THE PIRATES outscored Santa Monica, 15-2 after spotting the Southern California Conference c hampions the 9-0 lead. But it appeared the momentum had swung in favor of Orange Coast when the Pirates came back to win, then rattled off the first two points bf the final game. As it turned out, however. that was the Pirates' last hurrah as the Corsrurs picked up the momentum in the final game for the victory and the state championship. From Page 81 Fielde r recalls 0 CC e ra "Our top priority is to have every player play to his maximum potential and I feel they did that tonight," Wetzel said . "This has been an outstand- ing tournament and we have had an outstanding year . You can't ask for anything more." AN GE LS . • • • or'three Milwaukee starters still hitting under .200 U 76 >. "I don't worry about strugg- ling at the plate." Simmons said. "Forsch looked the same as he has the past eight or nine years al Houston. I just laid into a curve and off it went.·' The Angels and Brewers con- ' elude their four-game set today at 1 with Steve Renko ( 1-0) set to 1 go against Milwaukee's Mike 1 'Caldwell (2-2l. There were some positive · thing s t h at came out or Saturday's game for the Angels. H ass l er had hi s bes t performance of the season. after . compiling a 6.52 ERA in 9.2 in- nings. Dan Ford hit his sixth home , run of the year in the first in- ' ning, a three-run shot to left : field that brought the Angels back temporarily, 4·3. 1 Fred Lynn had . two singles in t fo ur at bats to raise his average to .294 And catcher Ed Ott, starting , his second straight game with 1 designated-hitte r Don Baylor be- • ing sat down by Fregosi "in- 1 definitely," picked up two hiLc; to 1 up his average to .277. * Alt911. NOTIS -So<ond MMfTl.n ._., O#kt mlt.Md "'' teeond str.ttgM ea,.,. •fief leul-'t •no • pflcll off Ill• .. ,. too! 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OVERSHADOWED by Robertson's specta cult.r game was goalie Steve Hamann, whose four blocks in the first period helped lead to the 4-0 first quarter advantage and the 31· year-old veteran finished the evening with seven big st()ps at the net. Jamie Bergeson, an erstwhile teammate of Robertson 's al Newport Harbor High, scored hia second goal of the tourna· ment and Peter Campbell, a pro- duct of University HJ1h and UC Irvine, also contributed a tally, his fourth of the tourney. ·'This was pracUce for the future," sald • be.Jmlnf Nitikowski. • The victory capped back-to- back sterUoa efforts by the youn1i Americana, whO suffered a .one-point loss to tbe Soviet Union and a tie with Spain larte· ly beca.uae or a couple of mental mistakes. Dul 1 ue· with runner-up Yute>1l1\11a Frlda.y lo a came which tbe U.S . dominated, coupled wlth lbe rout of Huncar)' Saturday 1 1ave Ole U.S. a nnat a..2-2 mar&. The Soviet Union rumbled past Cuba, 8-3, earUer to become \he tounuament'• only unbeaten LHm (9-0-1). ... ""·-··--..--..-.,-- Ex-infielder played in 1972-73 with Quisenberry Coach Lou Ann Terheggen's Golden West Rustlers, after their five-game match and loss to Orange Coast in the semifinals, came on strong Saturday lo down Grossmont in three straight. By JOHN SEVANO Of U. Dally "'11et S\aff Qu1senberr~ 's surpnsing exploits last year "WE STARTED slow this season and didn't have a good early-season record," she said. "But right now we can play with any team out here. I was really p leased with the way our kids res ponded last night against Orange Coast. It nasn't been that long since Rieb Fielder donned an Orange Coast College uniform During the 19~73 seasons. in which the Pirates were a combined 33-31 , Fielder was the Sues' starting second baseman. "We always sit back and talk about the old days because neither of us was LOOKING B4CK recruited out of high school." "They didn't get rattled in spite of several things that went against them arrd did an incredi- ble job in coming back. They really acted like men after the loss and that isn't easy sometimes. A .281 career hitter, Fielder enjoyed his finest season as a sophomore when he baUed .289 and was a n AJl -South Coast Conference selection. Fielder. who also played at Costa Mesa High and Laverne College, grew up with a pretty fair major league relier specialist named Dan· Quisenberry of the Kansas City Royals . ln fact, lhe two played together Crom high school through college. Al Laverne. Fielder batted .295 and .327. respectively, while Quisenberry won 19 games as a senior -tops in the nation. "Grossmont was a tough m atch for us and I really didn't know what to expect. We were totally dr ained after the m atch with Orange Coast. "WE PLA YEO well enough to win tonight but we had to grind out every point. But I don't feel we _played with the same enthusias m we did against Orange Coast. "I always knew he was a battler, but I had no idea " said Fielder or '·I was being recruited heavily by Montreal," explained Fielder of t\_is.col- lege days, "and then I got hit With a fastball under my cheekbone on the second-to-last game of the year. Scouts shied away from me after that." Perhaps she told the story of both teams when s he said the semifinal match had drained both of their energy the night before. ... Base ball st anding s Rich Fielder A YSO Region 117 plans signups AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Oakland Chicago Texas A a gels Minnesota Kansas City Seattle W L Pct. GB 20 3 .870 11 8 .579 7 10 9 .526 8 11 12 .478 9 8 12 .400 10~ 5 10 .333 11 6 15 .286 13 East Dtvlsloa Cleveland 10 4 .714 New York 11 8 .579 l'h Milwaukee 10 8 .556 2 BalUmore 9 8 .529 2Y'I Detroit 9 12 .429 4Y'I Boston 7 11 .389 5 Toronto 7 14 .333 6'h • .. ,,._ • • • .._. ..,. ._ # .. ...... --., ....... , .. ._ .... 0 '* NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division W L Pct. 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Each night the Callfornia Surf players step on to the soccer Cie1d at Anaheim Stadium, they . are greeted by a recording of the Beach Boys· ''Surfin' USA." It has become the Surf's theme song. So. it's not surprising that one o f America's most popular musical groups, the Beach Boye. will be part of a unique NASL double·header al Anaheim Stadium Friday, May 15. Following the Surf's 8 p.m. battle with the San Jose Earth· quakes, the Beach Boys will perform in concert -make that a full concert. .. It's something we've been wanting to do for some time now ," admits Surf director of marketing Tim Pearson. The Surf didn't originate the Idea, however. The San Diego Sockers booked both America and A brosia for their opener and drew more than 35.000 fans. THE FIRST radio promotions for the Surf-Beach Boy twin bill kicked off last week, thanks mainly to the Beach· Boys' in· terest to help in the promo- tions .. .. Unlike other concert acts, they're (the Beach Boys) willing SOCCER to interact with the promoter. They're ver y promotional in· clined." Pearson continues. While season ticket holders will keep their seats and a few block of seats reserved for cQr· poralions have been set aside, the res t of Anaheim Stadium's s~ats will be sold on a general admission basis for $7 .50. Three years ago, a full Beach Boys concert alone cost around $15. Figure with inflation that ticket is probably closer to $18-$20. More than 48,000 persons paid that $15 for a Beach Boys concert alone at Anaheim Stadium a few years ago . "THIS WILL be a full con- cert,·· P earson reiterates. "There will be full lighting, full sound it will be just like their reg\,llar concerts." The Surf, which has always suffered from sagging atten- dance. has not drawn over the 9,000 mark this season . Team of· ficials a r e hoping the ploy works. and so are other NASL tea m s which are looking at the Surf endeavor as a test case. Meanwhile, Pearson is in the process of booking al least two more rock s hows and one coun- try western concert to coincide with future Surf games this season. The idea sounds like a good one -particularly at this stage of the season. The Surf is pTo- bably playing its best soccer. Winners of three straight, in· eluding Wednesday night's last . second 1-0 victory over Van· couver, the Surf would like nothing better than to s how 50.000 fans they're a legitimate contender -rather than the 7 ,000 who regularly attend their games * * * SPEAKING of promotions, the Tampa Bay Rowdies have a pretty good idea of the number of fans they have becaU!e of their "Kids and Kops" program which is now in its second year. This is how it works: Thirty-two trading card• (made up of Rowdies players, coaches Gordon Jago and Keith Peacock and the Tampa Bay cheerleaders, the Wowdles,) have been distributed to Tampa area policemen. To get the cards, the "kida" have to go up to a "kop" and re· quest a card. Last year, the "kops" dlslributed 640,000 cards -in eight days. There's even evidence that one of the youngsters who asked a policeman for a card helped put the finger on a burglar. • • THE ALPENA. EAGLES of the North Huntington Beach Soc· cer Club won ,the Southern California State Cup last Satur· day by defeating Culver. Palisades, 2·1. Phil Pierce scored both 1oals for the Eagles. Eoroute to the California Youth Soccer AuociaUon final.I, the EaaI• topped Slml Valley, 4-0; Cblnot 1-0; Sao Dle10. 3-1; Palos Verdes, 3-0i and San Juan Capistrano, 4-0. The Easies, coached by Jur1eo Thlebach and Bob Berger, aren't throu1b yet. Alont wltb a Northern C1llfornla tllam , they wUl repreaent the atate lo the Watem State Cb1mpton1td119 tn May . Thla auaoo, the Eatlea won 5Z 11m ... Ued aix and Iott Juat two, f aclnt tea.ma from •• tar away u Germany. The)' ban1ed bome ·2221oall wblle allowtn1 JUltll. 1 .... -........... -------------. CREW I SPORTS ON TV I BASEBALL Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May, 3, 1981 Five crews race in N e wport ·R e gatta The premier regatta of Oran1e Coast College crew's season is set this mom· Ing when four wcsl coast collegiate powerhouses mvade North Lldo Chan· nel with the rirst race set for 8: l!i. OCC, hosting the Newport Invitational inter collegiate rowing regatta for the 16th year, will be up against UCLA, UC Irvine, Long Beach Slate and UC Santa Barbara shown they're again capable or rowlnai on the same level as the four year schools. Last week, OCC overpowered UCI to win the JV eight. freshman eight novice eight und novice four races ln 11 three-way competition which also in· eluded the University of San Diego. Grant expects the toughest competl lion today lo be supplied by UCLA, coached by former OCC rower Bob singles at 8.15, followed by the novice eights at 8 · 30, frosh elehts at 8 · 45, var:;1ty fours ut 9, JV eights at 9.15 and varsity eights at 9:30 The only race OCC doesn't have a chance of wiMing is t he varsity eiahts, in which it doesn't participate. Last year , OCC beat second· place UCLA by more than five seconds with a 6 : 09. S clocking over the J.000-meter PUBLIC NOTICt: PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE ,,~c;:.t~~!:~!1::r "CTITIOUU UllllllH NOTICE OF DEATH OF lh• 1ouowl1>9 llttMfl "40iflO °"'' MAMIHAflM•lllT HULGA M . GUSTAFSON nn••• Tll• 1ooow1119 Pt"-" Millt DU" AND OF PETITION TO Co"~:::~.~.,:~ -ttbroo .. Pl neu:~NWOOO ~ATIO URVICE. ADMINISTE R ESTATE C•rol ) .. ,. ~' u 1 WHlll•-ll)O W 1Wt\1 .~nU1An•.CAn10t NO. A10164S. l'l ,(o•1•Mo ... CA'7•» Rer>d1"' """Coll 1130 w Utn T 0 a I I he I rs , T111sou ......... t-.. u•oby.,,1n ''·s.onuiiu.. CAn7a. beneftelarles, creditors e11•111u•1 ~,!.~~.-, nn•" "'"'*"'•11 by""1" and conti""'ent creditors of • C:.10! J .. n ~' • • ...,. • ._ This, ... ,_, ... , 111., w1111 111o Rone1yn 11.,,c.o11 Hulga M. Gustafson and C:o11nty Cieri. ol O<t110t' Co11111y °" Tiii> •U.tem.nt '""' lllecl wllll 1"" per SO n 5 W h O may b• Aprll U 1'111 '0""1' c .. r~ ,OI Ore1109 County on otherwise Interested In tn. l'l .. Ut Aplll 1• 1 .. 1 Puo11•11eo Ottl\Qio C.O.•• o.11, P1101 Fuuu will and/or estate. Apr111t. u . -o. 10. 1te1 ••u-•; P11011~11eo °'"'°" u..1 0•111 P1101 A pet1t1on has been filed AP"1 "· 1•.1U1 i. •o. '"' •tou• by Harold C Gustafson In Coach Dave Grant's Pirate crew won last year 's junior varsity eight and ..J varsity four races, and Grant says this , year's boat is even stronger T he Pirate rowers have alr eady Newman ,. "UCLA is sure lo give us a good race They have a very st rong crew," Grant notes. Today's competition starts with elite course. , OCC's intercollegiate rowing and sail· ing base, located al 1801 West Coast H wy., in Newport Beach, af fords one of the best vant age points for the races. Admission is free. PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE ,•CT•Ttous •~E~-that Harold C, Gustafson the Superior Court ot Orange County requestingl NAME STATEMENT l'ICTITIOU$ 9U$1NIU be appatnted as personal r11, 1011ow1no P•rtont •r• dolno MAME n ATEMllNT represen t ative to ad - but1neu '" 1 n• I01lowir19 "'''°" " 001"0 bu•I m i n Is t er t he est ate o I MARll!CALSNOARPl~SHOP #J neue> !I• "'· r 1ot1n A••nuo , orena•. Aa.H BEACH STORE 601 P<1<111c Hulga M. Gustafson (un· Anteat ers d ealt pair of losses Va l e n z uela tops T V m e nu ceillotniett'67 Cou1 HIQ11we1. Hun1tr>eton e .. c:n, CA der tile Independent Ad• cc ' G LTD ,• ce111ornl• tor· ~1.-~ ministration of Est ates porellon, •14'1 S•vou• $.onl• An•, Allr•O Kl1n1m•nn. Sltl Roll Ing A I ) Th t t' . t f Calllornla 111101 Hllll, 1111.n.lm, CA '2I07 C · e pe I 10n IS S8 Or '"" bv•lneu" tondutloo Dy. tor Tnl~ D•"'""U ,, tOllOut1•0 oy "'In hearing In Dept. No. 3 al l>O'•llon o .. iou•1 100 Civic Center Delve, 76ers -Ce ltics showdown a lso on televisioH-cc, G Lr? Allreo l(l1n1meM f S t w1111..,. H c061on r"" •••'•""'"' w .. 111ec1 ..... h ,,.. West, 1n the City o an a PrHIGellt ' 1 Counly ,,.,.,, 01 D•..,o<t County on Ana, California May 27, By HOWARD L. HANDY Of lllo Daijy ~li.t S .... t Right -hander Tim Montez picked up a save Following are tile top SPorts events on TV today. Ratings are: ' '.,..... excellent, ' / wortn watcn1ng, " 'tair,, forget 1t. and a win In two ap- pearances Saturday as visitin g Peppcrdine II swept a double·header 10:30 a.m .. Channel 11 ./ I ./ I from UC l rvine, 8·5 and 7 -3, in Southern California Baseball As- sociation action. Montez enter ed the first game with two on and t he tying run at the plate in the ni nth inning i n the form of T r oy Ybarra of UCL Montez induced Ybarra into hit· ti ng a lazy fly ball l o left to preserve the opener. In the nightcap, the Anteaters had just come DODGERS BASEBALL: Dodgers at Montreal. Announcel's: Vin Scully, Ross Porter and Jerry Doggett. The Dodgers' sensational rookie left-hander, Fernando Valenzuela (5·0) goes against Montreal to- day. He will face the Expos' Bill Gullickson (1-1) in today's tlllrd game of the series that winds up Mon· day night. The· OOdgers posted a 4-0 triumph Satur· day to move 31/1 games in front of Cincinnati in tile National League West Division while Montreal fell below St . Louis in tile East Division. 11:30 a .m., Channel 4 ./. ./ GOLF: Houston Open. Announcer~: Bryant Gumbel, Bruce Devlin, John Brodie Bob Goalby, Cllarlle Jones and Jay Ran-dolph. from behind and tied the score at three when Mon tez came in with runners at first-and · d .1 Ron Streck came out of the pack to post a course secon anu two out record 62 Saturday w ith 13 one-putt greens to take • • He got. a ~round out to the lead in tile Houston Open. He llolds a three-stroke end the mnmg and t~e'A;, lead over Hale Irwin and Jerry Pate over the proceeded lo gel nine Woodlands Country Club course going into today's more ground outs over final round. Streck Is in at 198 and in hve years on the the next three frames to PGA tour, has won only one tournament. He won tile pick up the victory while Sa n Antonio Open in 1978 with closing rounds of his Pepperdine team 63-62 125, the lowest 36-hole total en tile n1story of mates were scoring rour the tour. more times. l n the opener , the ~ Waves made a few 'SI waves of their own by scoring four runs on seven hits and one wal k 12:30 p.m., Channel 2 { ./ ./. NBA PLAYOFFS: Philadelphia at Boston Announcers: Gary Bender, Bell Russell and Rte!< Barry. over the first two in- nings. The two l()sscs dropped UCI baC'k under the .500 mark in SCBJ\ play at 9-11 The amazing Celtics have come back from a 3·1 deficit to take the last two games and even the series at 3·3. TOdav's finale will pil the erratic Ph1ladelph1a 76ers with Julius Eving agtinst the Celtics and Larry Bird, two of the top stars in the National Basketball Association. But wnatever has oone on in Hot Rustle r s triuniph, 13-8 Golden West College remained in a three-w ay lie for the lead during second round action in the Southern Cal Conference with a 13-8 decision over host Los Angeles CC to highlight community col- lege baseball action Saturday In other play, two runs in the top of the ninth inning propelled Riverside CC to a 4-3 victory over Saddleback. At LACC, Jack Settle had a triple, home run and thr~ RBI and teammate Wes Collins had a B4SEB4LL hom er, singJe and three RBI as the Rustler s built a 9·0 lead in coasting to victory. Ron Hendricks. who was touched for four un· earned runs in the fourth. picked up t he win for t he Rustlers to run his record to 4·0 and impr ove his coilference-leading ERA to 1.02 Also picking up three hits for the Rustlers was Larry MacArthur, who now has collected 10 hi ts in his last three games He also scored three times Saturday. The win improved Golden West's record dur- ing the second round to 6·2, which allowed them to keep pace with Rio Hondo and LA Harbor -both of w horn won Saturday. At Saddleback, it was a hard·luck loss tor the Gauchos. Brad Kinney was clinging lo a 3-2 lead in the top of the ninth before the Tigers touched him for an error, a single and relief Ace Ben Amaya for a two-run double to l ake the lead. Kinney, who str uck out eight, saw his record drop to 2-1 in the Mission Confer ence. The Gauchos weren't a ball or fire at the plate either , as lwo errors and a hit produced their fir st run, while two walks and a hit produced their second. Rusty Evans' double, Rick I r win's bloop single and Mike Breslin's sacrifice Oy to center account· ed tor the Gauchos' third run or the game In the sixt h inning. Despite the loss, the Gauchos didn't lose any ground in the Sout hern Division of the Mission Conference standJngs as San Bernardino dropped San Diego CC to keep the Knights 2v.a gam es back. Quarte r horses race at Los Al Quarterhorse octlon returns to Los Alamitos R ace Cour9e Monday nlghl on lhe heels of the cur· rent Harness meeting that ends on Saturday. The quarterhor ses will run for 91 nlghts and wlll feature lhe July 11 Skoal 0 H ti for Caab futuri· ty. a $1 mlWon race and the Orat in California horse raclng history. The meeting will be concluded AuJ. 17 with racln1 elx nl&hlJI 11 week . The track \t dark on Sun- day night. Flrat post each nl(ht ls at 7:0 . Blane Scbvanevetdt, tbe leadln1 trainer ln last year 's moettns wttb 104 v lct.or1et, return. with an ouutandlnt 1table of hona lncludina the brilliant 1eldlnt, Town Policy. Town Polley i s lhe rtcbett actJve qwirt.erbone ln rad.of wtth ov~ rno,ooo In career earninaa. Sgper Sound Charae. the llS> world champion, LI expected to return to uctn1 by mld-1ummer afte a1eaaonat1luddut.y. _ Mate r D ei qualifi~ 26 Mater Uc1 llq~h ·~ track team qualified 14 boys and 12 girls tn Saturday's Ange lus League prelims al Santa Ana College Kevin Higgins. Paul Williams, Kennedy Pola and Marcus Rovira each qualified in two events. H1 gg1ns in the 400 meters <SO 11 and 330 lows <38.fil . Pola 1n the 100 (11 4> and 110 high hurdles < 15 9 1; Williams in the 100 01 2> and 200 (23.31 ; and Rovira in the 100 ( 11.5) and the 400 (SI 4) For the gir ls, Kathy Bancrort, Trish Davey and Robin Palma all ran neck 'n·neck in qual ify ing 1n the 100 and 200 meters Davev and Bancroft I both ti 6J edged PCJlma 112 71 in the 100. Neptune Society C""""T1000 ' •lllllAl •T HA 646-7431 T•w• t ff._t ... wttr eM ••t•'•" .. ,.. .............. " ........ , .,,, ........ ..-..... ........ c;,. ....... ...- 24"" c-...... 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(4) -SPORT SWORLD -Curtis Parker (17·2) takes on Wilford Scypion (19·1) In a schedOled 10-round bout telecast live from Atlantic City, NJ. Botn fighters have strong knockout punches and both middleweights have losses to M ustafa Hamsho. Also: Tile women's professional cliff diving championships, taped at Waimea Falls on the Island of Oahu. 2:30 p.m. (7J -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN - Parker Stevenson participates in the Kenya Safari rally, a 3, 125-mile, five-day auto race across that country. Also: Dan Haggerty travels to Washington's . Olympia Peninsula to probe the problems of the en· dangered lobo wolf and a team of professional parachutists jump off the top of El Capitan, a 3,000· In .. '"''•""'"' .... lllod wllh '"" April " .... 1981 at 9: 30 A M. C:ovllly Clor~ 01 o,.,,o<t c:ountv Olli Ft .. i.t IF YOU OBJECT to tile •P11lt '"' I PuDll•llK 0.-Coe\! 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Also: Top pilots meet in the Na· tlonal Championst\lp Air Races in Reno and a repeat snowing of tile Cheyenne Frontier Days ROdeo, taped at Cheyenne. o .. ~::.-H~o~~ow1no IH'"on• ••• oo1nol Y~U MAY e-KAM INE FICTITIOUS 9USINEU IAI CAMBRIOC.E CAPl!AI. the file kept by the cour t l NAMEUATEMENT !iiiR OUP •nd 181 CAMBRID GE If you are interested rn the o .. ~~n~.~o~~ow1no per.on•.,. oo•no CAPITAL INC • C•l1lo1n .. cor estate, you may file a re· I INTERNATIONAL TR ADI NG ::.'e:·~o;:·:,~s Pullm•nSl•"1·S.nl•1 Quest with the court to re· MARKETS. L lD HIS CtrOO, !>u1tt ), I lie Simon Ehrtnlolel Group, Ce1ve special notice Of the 1 , NtwPOrt Buell, Ultlornlt91660 lncorpor•lfd, , C•ltlOtl\I• cor IOVentory Of estate assets Anlhony 1.. Merc•no•n•• n1s POr•lton, 1'4l s ~ullm•n s""' S.n•• and of the petitions ac-caroo N•wP'rt Bu,n. Celotorn1e Ant, CA 9110~ • • •1..0 r his ...... ,,. .. 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Publllned °''""Ot C.0.>I Delly Piiot, i Aprtl 19 16, Mey ), 10. 1991 Pullh>ned Ort"Qe CW" D•lty PllOI April U, 19, Jt. Nley J. 1'111t 11lH1 \IU 11 Me:t..J, l, 9, !_!!t ~' Are You Health 7 • • We have the killer d<seases · heart disease. cancer, diabetes. heart disease alone kills one million people a year in the U S One out of every third adult m this country 1s suffering from cardiovascular disease. • Heart disease is the gradual closure of the coronary arteries with cholesterol. The average closure of a 35 year old's cor onary arteries is about 50%. When you are 45 years of age, you may have a 90% closure and now you'll have your first symptoms: angina (chest pains). The tragedy is that most people with so·called "average'' cholesterol levels of 160 to 320. have hardening (narrowing) of the arteries • The Prit1k1n Better Health Program can help you to bring your "average" cholesterol level down to safer levels Some doc- tors have noted lhat d<et could reverse coronary artery disease m 90% of the patients 11 we get everyone's cholesterol below 1 50 mg % • II you ignore the need to 1educe cholesterol and lat in the diet. among other risk factors . and you suddenly dropped dead lrom heart disease without any warning. at least you would not have sutler ed. But usually m the last 20 years of your hf e . you slowly lose function s· hearing. sight, 1omts st1tten. blood pressure ris~s and· the side effects of med1cat1ons rob you of !tie's pleasures. • Most people are not even aware that they are on a high fat, high cholesterol diet. But did you know that cheddar cheese and peanut butter are both over 71 % of their calories derived from fat? Margarine and corn 011 are close to 100% fat, sirloin steak 1s 77% fat. The average American consumes a lot of greasy hidden lats. along with many processed sugars that turn Into fats. This causes your blood stream to be clogged with fats as you eat. resulting in poor circulation. • The Pritikin Better Health Program will improve your circula- tion because It Includes healthy towfat foods, satisfying pastas. tasty sauces, hearty soups. savory breads, rice, bananas. even potatoes; along with meats. non.fat cheese. chicken. lobster and fish used In sm aller portions llke a condl· ment as fl avoring. The program not only meets, but· sur· passes. the U.S. ROA's for vitamins, minerals. and nutrients. • The University of Kentucky Medical Center has been using the Prltlkin Better Health Program type diet for the past five years now. and has the most successful diabetes treatment program 1n the nation. At the Senate Nutritional Hearings, a conservative Endocrinologist said lhat 11 every d1abet1c m the country would go on this high complex carbohydrate. low fat diet. his estimate was that 62% of the adult onset diabetics could be off their insulin and other drugs. and back to normal 1n a very shol\ period. • High blood pressure affects 1 out of 4 adults. Some have thought It was hereditary -a stress disease. But studies have shown that reducing the fat in the diet. not even chang· ing the amount of salt or number of calories consumed, will drop blood pressure t 0% in 1 O days. The Pnllkm Better Health Program ongoing membership can reduce life threaten 1ng high blood pressure to sale levels • The Pima Indian Tribe hv1ng near Phoenix eats more tat per person than most other people m our country And what 1s the outcome of eating all this lat? These Indians have more arthritis. gallstones. and diabetes than anyone in the country Yet their blood relatives. the Tarahumara Indians. who follow a healthy low fat Pritikin-type diet are tree of these degenerative diseases. In add1t1on. they have demonstrated great endurance abilities. running nonstop for 48 hours, a distance of 175 miles! • Maybe like many people, you don't have the endurance capabilities of the Tarahumara's: you're growing older, not as healthy and energetic as you'd like to be. May we suggest • you attend one of our free lectures and learn how the Pritlkln Better Health Program membership can convert you to a healthier state of being. • Results of members have been Impressive. 'Ken Schulz· Glendora, "February, 1980 a lecture was held In our area about the Prltlkln Program ... Well, nothing less than a miracle happened. The blood tests proved that. From the high American norms to the low Prltlkln norms In 6 short weeks. A weight loss of 22 lbs., blood pressure normal and holding. I never thought-I'd walk a mlle again, let alone jog. Now I'm jogging 3 mlles In 30 minutes everyday. My cardlologlst was amazed at all the fantastic changes. took me off all my medications; lnderal and Oyazlde. I never thought a person could feel this great." • Come to the fascinating 60 minute FREE LECTURE to learn about the detalls and facts pf the membership, beyond any book on the program. This week only In these areas; mark your calendar. IRVINE NEWPORT BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH lrvlne Host Hotel 1717 E. Oyer Road 55 Fwy-off Oyer Road SUNDAY, MAY J et 7100 P.~ • Lido Marina VIiiage Bldg. 3700 Suite 105 5& l'wy•oft Newport -So. 10 Via Lido Ave. (behind Alco Station) IUHOAY, MAY Jet 7:00 P.M. MONDAY. MAY 4 et 71JO ,.M. Wm>HllDAY. MAY 6 •t1:lOP.M. Pftf'rD BETTER HEALTH PROGRAM"'• (213) 584-.4707 1(714)111·7507 . .. . . . ....... ... -.. . . .. -. , -• # ... .. • • .... . .. ,. . . .. -. Edison Community Center 21377 Magnolia Beech Blvd. to Allanta·! to Magnoll1·8 SUNDAY, MAY J et 7:00 P.M. . • I ' ' I I I l . c i I ! l l l • I r t l t ! I t I ~~-....---~ .... ....._ ~ -----._. -...... ----. . .. . ·'· .. . . . .. ~-.. .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Sunday. May 3, 1981 U I'd bad better sense, I'd have been terrified. Two days after my 17th birth· day. I began a journey that would land me -several days, thousands of miles and many time zones later -in Denmark to live with a family I'd never seen before. They met me at the train sta- tion in Copenhagen, where I perched on my·stack of luggage feeling like an oventge orphan wait· ing for adoption. Strangers hec~nie family f I Friendship has endu.red through the years 1 wasn't an "ambassador of good will.'' I was a tired, dirty teen- ager who was going to live with a bunch of strangers. · Somehow, as the months went by, the strangers became my family. My AFS sister, also 17, laugbed when I tried to speak her language, but she helped me translate Caesar's accounts of Gaul from Latin into Danish. (Latin class at our school was taught by a Communist who bated me because I was an American, and I wouldn't give him the satisfaction off ailing.) My older Danish brother lined up chums willinl( to date "the American girl," my mother fixed hot lemonade when the Scandina- vian climate inflamed my throat, . and my father took me fishing in the Nortfi Sea. My Uttle sister, then age 10, made me laugh. We joked, argued, comforted, encouraged, insulted and praised each other just like family mem- bers everywhere. At the time, I thought I was learning about another country. another culture and other people. Now I know I was learning about myself, too. When I left Copenhagen, from the same train station where my family had met me months before, it seemed too soon. We said goodbye with promises to write and. visit, which we have managed to do through all the years since then. We also cried a little, because we had become a family, and one member had to leave. It was a unique experience, and 1 wouldn't have missed it for the world. Mary Jane Scarcello ' ' I• '. Maria Eugenia Vides tleft ), student from Guatemala. with American sisters. Megan. Pam and Kelly Burke. AFS students By MARY JANE SCARCELLO of t119 o.lly f'li.t Slaff W hen Laurie Mead of Newport Beach joined her American Field Service <AFS) Japanese family last summer. they thought she was sick. They knew Ame ricans were loud and boistrous, and she was too quiet to fit the role. Helen Sword of Corona de! M a r spent last yea r in Switzerland with AFS and learned t~ speak both "high" German and the Swiss dialect 4 while attending school and living with a family there. "They didn't think Americans could learn their dialect," she said, "and continued to say so, even when 1 spoke Swiss •to them." and Laurie lived in Tasmania and Japan on the eight-week Summer Program. (T wo other students from Corona del Mar High currently are in Europe on the School Pro- g r am , accord ing to Jean Johnson, a coordinator for the local AFS chapter. Two boys and seven girls are fin alists for this year's program and await· ing placement for summer and school programs.) C indy , whose chi lly ex· perience .in r ever se seasons "down under " hasn't cooled her enthusiasm for AFS, lived in a rural area with farms, apple or· chards and few cars. • • Laurie Mead, Americans Abroaa student to Japan. shows her torn paper art work called 'Chirigie. · • • been places AFSer. Helen said, "It seemed kind of scary at first, but the time went by so quickly. '·I can't imagine I was gone for a whole year." L aurie Mead now wishes she had gone to Japan for the year program instead of a sum- mer. "A season's such a short span out of a whole lifetime," she said. The oldest of six chi ldren in her family in Newport Beach. she lived with a doctor's famjly in a small city between Kobe and Asaka on the main island in Japan. first because her Japanese fami- ly rushed to the dinner table and ate quickly while the mother ser ved, and when company visit- ed. her mother ate after they left. "On the other hand , my Japanese mother was in charge of the family money. so when we went out to eat, she was the one who paid;' Laurie noted. "It's just a different way of doing things." A nother adjustment wa s in sleeping on a two-inch thick "futon" on the floor with a small, rice-filled pillow placed under her neck. ·' ~ .. I • er , '1 .. . ... C indy Stoughton, also of Corona del Mar, spent the sum- mer last year in Tasmania run- ning about six miles a day -not escaping Tasmanian Devils, but to keep warm. Her Australian father was the headmaster of a local high school, her mother was a school nurse. and their three children were away at school much of the time. "BasicaJly, I was the only one at home. although their teen- age rs visited from the colleges and boarding schools they at- tended," she said, " I was lonely sometimes. Still. it was a good experience. Cindy Stoughton, American Abroad student to Tasmania. with her souvenir koala bear. They had a son and daughter a ges 10 and 13 and hosted an A FSer because of their interest in leamJng English. She attended a private gicls · school whe r e many of t he younger students had never seen a Ca ucas i an and s tudi ed academic subjects and art. "You just learn to sleep on your back," she said . Her evening bath, the last sfe~ before hitting the futon, was always accomplished in about 10 minutes until Laurie discovered t h at her Japanese m othe r thought she was a dirty person. She competes in track at Corona d el tar High , and Tasmania, a ·island off the coast of Aus alia, was in its winter season. "l Chought about my friends lying on the beach at home, and I asked myself, 'What on earth am I doing here?· " she remem- bered . What all three girls were do- . ing. literally in all parts of the earth, was experiencing life with a foreign family as an AFS stu· dent. H elen traveled to Switzerland on tbe School Pro- gram for a year , while Cindy "I learned about another coun- try , but I also learned about myself." C indy's Tasmanian ex- perience included volunteering at at nearby farm for physically . and mentally imparied adults ranging in age from 16 to 65. Similar work in America pre- pared her for a difficult job . "Sometimes you feel like there's no one you can talk to, no one to relate to," she said, not- ing that another AFSer dropped out after working with the handicapped for a short while. Now, finishing her senior year of high school, Cindy plarui a career in international relations. a choice influenced by her sum- mer abroad. ''And l'U get back to Australia for s ure." she says. "Three months was just too short." For Helen Sword, a freshman at Princeton, a year as an AFSer made going away to col· lege much easier. • • I was n e v e.r .re I\ 11 y homesick," she said in an in- terview while visiting her family on a break from college . •'The AFS organization in Switzerland gave us a week of orientation at the beginning and provided a local consultant for us to tal.k about our problems." H e len h a d studied German for four years a t Corona del Mar High which pre- pared her for her Swiss school, t~ught all in German. The youngest of three children here she was the youngest of five 'children in her Swiss fami- ly. although only one was living at home. 1. k th . ·•I really felt i e e1r daughter," she said. "Both parents worked, so they needed someone who didn't mind being alone. We were all quiet people, not active or athletic, although they could ski because in Switzerland even non-athletes ski from childhood." In s pite of the diffe rent language and customs, Helen's biggest adjustments came in daily living. "It's coping with parents and slblings, working out the details of the housework with your sis- ter and realizing that sometimes you can't yell back at other peo- ple." she said. • Pleased that she delayed her college fo r a year to be an Her interest in art led to a television appearance in Japan on a talk show similar to the Johnny Carson Show , she said. She s howed a~d talked (through a translator> about her work in s uch areas as "Chirigie," torn paper art. "They were surpri$ed that an American could do such detailed work." she said. · She also studied cooking in sc hool and improved her Japanese while drying d.ishes with her mother. •·I loved the food but actually lost weight while living there, because their diet is heavy on white rice and vegetables. and they never served desserts," she said. Laurie was uncomfortable at ·'T he J a panese soap and shower off, then soak in a huge tub of hot water." she said. 1 "They'U spend up to two hours · in the water. but I didn't know , because I was given the honor of having the first bath each eve-ning ... I n spite of such misdn- derstandings -and perhaps because of them -Laurie says she learned a lot. "The experience gave me more confidence a nd a good sense of having done som ething myself," she said. "l '11 be learning from it all my life." Most AFS Students fit well with U.S. familks Marta EogenJa Vides and MUra Axel are stu- dents at Corona del Mar High School. Marta Eu1enia plays ahortatop on the stria' baseball team -appropriate for someone who stands less than five feet tall -and helps clean up the kitchen after she and her three sisters have bad a water fight. Marta loves chocolate chip cookies and lee eream, and her father teases her about leavin1 her bedroom in a mess. They're typical California teen-agen. But they've both been confuled by the 1lan1 tbey hear. . "~mer, .. "baloney," "stoked" and "b.ek ii a..1-" left them fMlin1 "out of lt" when tbey .,,_ enrolled last September, because their only ex· posure to English bad come in a clauroom. Marta arrived in Auguat from Sweden and Maria Eugenia came the next month from Guatemala, and both are American Field Service <AFS> exchange students. Maria Eugenia, 18, lives with Bill and P.J . Burke and their three dau1btera in Corona del Mar. (An older son is away at college). . Like moet AFS student., Maria Eu1en1a calla tbe co..q>le "mom" and "dad" an' thin.ks of Pam Kelly and M~1an ai her sl1ten. ' In her other home ln Guatemala City, 1he was a student at a secretarial school wltb plans to study business at the university level afterward. Her father there it a teacher and lawyer, her mother ls a housewife and she's the youngest of four children . Marta Efwenia considers herself the same age as her sisters here, who are 15, 16 and 17. "I feel so good with them," she says. "With all four girls beinl cloee in a1e, we knew she'd match up wltb at least one." said Mrs. Burke. In the AFS pro1ram, students and famllles are paired accordin1 to interest. and penonallties from a aenes of papers filled out by the student1 tbe family and interviewers of both. Marta Eu1enla la one of 20 Guatemalan1 in Amertca with AFS tbl.I year, of the ortstnal 500 who applied. • 'Calltomla was my lut choice of places to Uve." she admiued wltb a smile. "I looked at the map an<t decided it was so close to Mexico lbat everyone would speak Spanish and I'd never im- prove my English." And her parents were concerned about lettin,I! her attend school here because of California s reputation for drugs. "They know and trust me, though," she said, adding, "l was worried, too, but I didn't teU them." What she found in California was a family de- l11bted to have her: "I felt comfortable readlns her papers," aald Mn. Burke, who hotted an AFS 1tudent from .France durtn1 her own bilb school years. "I aaw another teen-ager with Iota of frlendl and ac-tlvlUes. By MA&Y JANE SCARCELLO OI Ullt 1M1b ..... ...,. M EMBERS OF the Sherman Library and Gardens were treated t.o a 1limP1e of local history when Jim Sleeper spoke on "Nlcltelo· deon: A Pictorial Adventure into the Orange County Past." • The author of "Great Movies Shot in Orange County That Will Uve Forever (or at Least Until 1934)." Sleeper waa born in Santa Ana and has been a historian for the Irvine Co. Dr. William Hendricks, in cbarce of the Sherman Ubrary, welcomed Sleeper to the cen· tral patio room for the illustrated lecture on the area's cinematic past. Sleeper admitted his book owed much to the library's research materials and be repaid the HAPPENINGS favor by donating "about 32 feet or filthy old newspapers I'd been saving." Declaring that in the 19208 Newport Harbor produced more pirates than the Spanish Main. Sleeper discovered 500 features. shorts and documentaries produced in Orange County between 1910 and 1930. In fact, he was forced to divide the material into two volumes, the first of which came out last November. (Volume Two, which will NOT be titled ''Son of Great Movies, etc.," will have lo wait until the busy author completes an almanac.) Local beaches were popular with mov· iemakers, and Corona del Mar, Balboa and Laguna appeared in the most footage, he said. ''Son of Tarzan" was shot in the "jungles" of Corona del Mar. and in 1917 Theda Bara starred in "Cleopatra," with the large naval battle rilmed in the Back Bay. The first "All Quiet on the Western Front" was filmed in Harbor View Hills, he said, "and in 1923 Cecil B. DeMille filmed his original 'Ten Commandments' and drove the Israelites out of Seal Beach." After the slide presentation, guests bought autographed copies or Sleeper's new book and chatted o~er coffee in the patio. • Among the local residents interested in the reel-life history were Doris Stoughton, Eileen Wilson, Don and Bonftie Christeson and Mabry Stei{lhaus . T HE BIG CANYON Philharmonic Committee held an open house in a big way with Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May, 3, 1981 B7 Peek at lo~al history Some great movies were slwt in Orange ColUlly ' Jim Sleeper autographs copies of hi$ book about film.$ made in Orange County 0.11, ...... _ a home lour and tea last week. Guests enjoyed tiny sandwiches. pastries and strawberries on the patio of the Frank o· Bryan home. Inside, they admired the three-level home decorated in malachite green with accents of terra cotta and blues. A temperature-controlled wine cellar off the den was made authentic with used bricks partially covered with plaster on the walls and ceiling. Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes decorated t heir home in soft color tones to highlight collec· lions of pre-Columbian art, silver and African ancestral figures from the lvory.,Coast. Leaded glass doors opened t.o a white mar· ble entry for visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs . Steven Toth. Cream colors provided a backdrop for crystal chandeliers and Oriental J. art throughout the home. Mr . and Mrs. Maury -DeWald'1 home baa been remodeled and decorated in shades of jade and sealoam green with peach for a warm coun· try feeling. Mrs. Ralph Blackwell was chairman of the tour. which provided funds for the Orange Coun· ty Philharmonic Society's concert series. youth concerts and school music education pro1rams. S TAGE DOOR, part of the Irvine Guild of the Orange County Music Center. is rehears· ing for "Stage Door Canteen," a fund-raising stage show Sfheduled for May 30 In the Turtle Rock Community Center. Highlight of the show will be a "Flashback to the 40s" starring 25 members. Other activities for the evening wlll include dancing to the juke box music of the 408, a "celebrity" kissing booth. a souvenir photo booth and door prizes. Anyone wishing to make reservations or needing more Information m ay call Jane Colclaser at 752·8220 or Judy Dobbs at 955·1467. l-, HE CALI FORNI A Federation of Women's Clubs honored the Orange District, Junior Membership for community and philan· thropic projects at the Registry Hotel In Irvine recently. The Junior Woman's ·Club of Laguna Beach won prizes for Build a Better Community and Federation Membership. The Huntington Beach Junior Woman's Club placed in Build a Better Community. Com· munity Health, Home Life, Publications and Public Affairs as well as receiving the Perpetual Federation Trophy. The South Coast Junior Women's Club re· ceived awards in Education, Community Health and Public Relations . The Junior Ebell Club of Newport Beach was honored in Build a Better Com munity, Education. Conservation. Home Life, lnterna· tional Affairs and Publications. The San Clemente Junior Woman's Club re· ceived awards in Build a Better Community, Conservation, Publications and Public Affairs. The Costa Mesa Junior Women's Club was recognized for Cultural Enrichment and Public Relations. The Junior Ebell Club of Irvine placed in In · ternational Affairs. and member Irene Iverson was honored as coordinator .. Peggy Balling of the San Clemente Woman's Club received a similar award. Making garbage from scratch is' quite ·an art ll 's a myth in this country that anyone can make garbage. I'm not talking about the frozen /quick-serve/ pack aged I just-add· water /three· minutes ·in-the· microwave garbage. I'm talking your made-from .scratch-leftover garbage for whi ch American women are fa mous. Garbage. if it's made right, takes a fuJJ week. Most men don't understand the process. They think you can take a leftover strai~ht from the la· lllA lllllCI '•-~-- ble. scrape it right from the plate and dump it into the can. Thal is not the way American garbage is made. For the purpose of example, let us walk through a week in the life or two tablespoons of leftover peas and a piece of leftover pot ro~st the size of a coaster. DAY I : The leftover goes from the table to the refrigerator in an elaborate ritual of joy. In an eagerness to display her frugality, the woman transfers the peas and beef to a smaller dish with a haunllng chant, "Don't touch this. I'm saving it for vegetable soup.'' Everyone believes her . . . or pretends they do. DAY II: The leftover enjoys a place of prom· inence in the refriger ator and is seen every time the door opens . A few times it is reexamined, but from the distance comes the familiar chant, "Don't touch it. I'm saving it for vegetable soup." DAY 111 : The leftover is moved to a less prominent shelf and is occasionally patted and re· assured it will be the makings ofvegetable soup. DAY IV : A traumatic time in the life of future garbage. It is either tossed prematurely or is shoved to rear of refrigerator on shelf next to a bowl containing three tablespoons of peach juice and a pit. DAY V: Traditionally on the fifth day. a lef· RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY S..e fr-t,•M ... 1922 HAHOl ILVD. COSTA MISA-541-1 IH •• Turnyour Let'!~ I remuue your . kitchen! • unusables into • usable Callusnow.lorexperthelp • with yoUf kilchen remodeling Ca Sh. Call plans. Let UI show you how to • Daily Pilot l>eautify and modernize, atsur· • classified pr1slngly loW cost to you I ! 642-5678. 'BARKER .:::.=, ---------2960 Randolf Ave. Costa Mesa 754-0370 ~k. W. of Bristol at Bak~ Did you ever have nails long enough to break? I , Let our new manacurist make your nails look beautiful. SPICIAL FOi T .. MOMnt Of MAY On our Nurture Nall -Normelty •.o fut.rm:::~~ lover is opened, exposed to air and passed around to see if anyone can identify it. If it is recogniza. ble, it is shoved in dark corner and allowed to "ripen" for another day. DAY VI : This is a crucial day in which the peas and beef curdle, turn green, harden and grow DAY VII : Excited cries resound through the news paper, then put it m a brown bag, then a kitchen as the J:hildren dance a round the plastic one and finally put it to rest in the garbage refrigerator chanting, "Is it garbage yet?" Mother can in.the garage. removes the leftovers, folds back the foll and pro· nounces the peas and beef dead! In no other coun· A lime-honored tradition of American women try in the world do women prepare their garbage who for years have vowed, "J will bury no garbage for burial like they do here . First, they wrap it in before its lime." :--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..:....;...:....;.-=...~~--~~_:_~-=--~-=-~--~~-fuzz. LID O DRUGS 3445 via lldo • newport beach• phone 675.0150 KOHLER For Mother's Day ·- "' COMPANION FI XTURES FOR YOUR BATHROOM Caravelle bidet. Rochelle toilet. From Kohler Co. Contemporary styMng, bold sweeping llnH, tha best In advanced design. Ceravelle bidet la de· sign~ for personal cleanllne11 for the entire !amity. · I '402 .... 4 ·u.11 ................. . &7141 147-7107 ~t .. MM,s.t.t-1 Follow your team in the Daily Pillt • , ......... -.... ' • '9: ..... ' .... -·"'·•---.. ......... , .. fJ.Pi' a;1.al.. O'! rJ//(i/f J.f# OF MAY 3, 1981 1-5 P.M. 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"'. -..... --... -• _,....,.._..~""-·--.............. ~ ..... 11111 .......... -....... , ... ,.11111114119•• -Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 fisces: Stay with facts B)t. SYDNEY OMARR Meaday, May 4. 1181 AJUES <March 21-April 191: Take inventory. Fqcus on valuables, income potenUal, aetlllng faDlilY disputes concerning personal possessions. You are being pulled In two directions simultaneously. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Call or message re- lates t.c> travel or 11ocial affairs. Open lines of com- HOROSCOPE munication. Perceive potential. You will be at right place at crucial moment. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Much that occurs Is behind scenes. You'll be asked to revise, review and classify material. What seemed a loss is due to boomerang in your favor. Know it, cast aside fears, doubts. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Emphasis on special agreement related to career, ,business in· vestment, fulfillment of desires. Obstacles are re- moved. · LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Significant domestic ad- justment occurs. Family member makes major concession. Be a "gracious winner." Emphasis on promotion. production, career advancement. VlftGO (Aue. 23-Sept. 22) · Look beyond the im- mediate -·perceive potentiaJ. Terms will be de· fined . Emphasis on travel, communication publilltring and pnrsuit of educaUonaJ project. ' . LlllftA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): What had been elusive 1s now obtainable. Accent on testa, challenge, fulfiJlment and financial gain. One close to you acknowledfes debt of gratitude. SCO~PIO (Oct. 23-Nov . 21): Avoid dttempting to rorce issues. Be receptive, play waiting game. Legal dile~ma will be resolved. Emphasis on public relations, mending fences and aettlng rid or superfluous material. SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): New employ- ment opportUJlity could dominate scenario. Dis- play initiative, originality and enthusiasm. CAPRl~RN (Dec. 22-J an. 19): Follow through on i~press1ons. lntuiUon is sharply honed. Em- phasis on recreation, pleasure principle and speculation. AQ~~IUS (Jaii. 20·Feb. 19): What appeared a restriction actually ravors your-ertrts. You're due ror more "working room ... Property may be worth more than originally anticipated. Know it, refuse to sell short. PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Build case on facts, not ht:ars~y. Avoid scattering your errorts. Focus on obJective, be aware or potential. Versatile ap- proach brings desired results. Means be nexible. No hotel offers roommate for night DEAR ANN LANDERS: Is it true that when a male checks into a hotel or motel, he is asked if he would like a roommate? Does this mean a female companion? ANN LANDIRS Do all hotels and motels do this? I am a newly married woman and my husband will be traveling for his company soon. Please answer. I'd like the facts. BOTHERED IN MILWAUKEE DEAR BOTHER ED: I know of no botel or motel that effers a roommate at the reglstraUon desk. If you are aware of such • place, the Change Is On lhe Horizon •hMl•I•• S..tlOflf ·~ ANXIETY COMCENTRATIOM RELAXATION SELf..IMPROVEMEHT CHILDREN'S MEEDS HYPNOSIS • SldlM ::-;:::z ·~ GOLD, 964-3553 SILVA ~~~:~ & ASSOCIATES irkpatrick Sales DISCOUNT SWIM & BEACHWEAR SAVE 33~to 10% 01 flOIT llAJOR BRANDS OPEN 7 DAYS AWES< 19527 Beach Blvd., tUlti1aton Beach (Beed\ ena Ycntown) 714 960-6755 management would be Interested. Somebody is do- init a !JUie "buslness" on the side. DEAR ANN LANDERS : My hassle ls with the U.S . Postal Service. Can you help straighten this out? So Car, I have received nothing but dumb answers. I write letters to family and friends in Europe. Overseas postage used to be 31 cents. It is now 40 cents. I have several sheets of I-cent stamps that I use with two 15-cent stamps. Last week I went to the post oCCice and asked if I could exchange the sheets or I-cent stamps for 10-cent stamps. I was told I could getonly80percentoflheir value. If this isn't crooked and lousy, what is? -RIP· PEDOFFINGEORG IA . Dear Ripped: I am surprised you were offered such a good deal. lo Chicago postage stamps cannot be e xcbanged or returned under any circumstances. F'ef"I better? I hoof' so. WESTERN ART ORIGINALS • MIXED MEDIA ETCHINGS • PASTELS• BRONZES "A u:Nquc coDcct1on of woriltng cowbov a11" ~Jr 951-8388 25201 Paseo De Alicia Laguna Hills Blanca Western Art Gallery WOMEN'S HEALTH CARE Complete women's health care provided by experienced board certified obstetricians and gynecologists. • PNCJncmcy Tedl119 • llrth control: Dlaphf"ogm Fitti119 IUD llrth Control pills • Co.eh Female ChedHlp lrea1t Hamlnation Pop Smear • Obstetrical Core & Dellnry • Shrilf1ation Tubal Ugation -Femde V OIKtomy -Male •ABORTION 842-1426 17752 leach loule•crd HunffnC)ton leach. CA Coming Ma~ 9th! Grafton Street introduces ... CHUCK OBERSnlN . . . who Is recognized as one ol the outstanding artists In Amer1ca. He Is ap· pear1ng at Grafton Street on the heels of his successful sho-Mng at the MCM Grand Hotel In Reno. Chuck enJoys painting clowns because ol the character and color ol them. Many of l'lls close fr1ends .ue clowns. Including "'Joey the Oown," the most famous ol his clown fr1ends. Meet Chuck Obersteln and - "Joey the Cown" In person at Grdon Street's p.a. A OPEN ·HOUSE KISS FOR A CLOWN futurtn1 "Joey the aown" lndlvtdUcJlly num!M!red edition Hm· lied ro 5,000 In the U.S.A run color on porcelain £.\ch bande<1 In gold and boxed. Arst In a biannual series of four entitled "Wonderful World of Clowns ·· l '/1" S..turday, M.y 9dl, 12:00 PM -4:00 PM Chuck ~II be Signing his plates In person. and In attendance ~II be "Joey the Clown"'. featured In Mr. Oberstefn's 1st and coming 2nd edldon plates. "Joey the Clown" observes his 40th ~ .u a professional down. Joey has entertained In IUCh famous arenas as Circus V•r&rM. ~yne Bras. Circus. JOhn Strons Circus. as well as TV, benefits. hospltll &ppear~es. Reme;mber . . . meet "Chuck" and "Joey" at Grafton Street, Sat\!~.~ 9th. 12:00-4:00 PM. SOUTH COAST f'WA MAU 3l3J Brtstol St.. Cosu Mesa. CA 92626 (114) 5'9·5177 (near Bullocb. lower~) 1_MASTUCHARGIMSN M1tJllCAN CXPIU.SS ·1 J t ! j • • • AFS students • in U.S . <From Page 8&> Her husband, u businessman, enjoys attention from all the females but admits it has aome drawbacks. "When we go traveling, I want to sightsee, but they always want to shop," he complained good- naluredly. But then he added, "I have four daughters, It's just that one of them la temporary.·· Abbut a mile away from Maria Eueenia and the Burkes, Maria Axel lives with Dick and Sally Schroeder and their daughter Liz. 16, and son Steve, 13. Maria comes from MaJmo, in the southern part of Sweden and ls one of four children. She claims her biggest adjustment in America was the food. "It's so rich and filling," she said. "Al first it seemed like too much, but l 'v~gotten used to it. In fact, I've gained 15 pounds." Her American father joked, "She rides her bike, otherwise she'd have gained 30 pounds." The family is quick to polnt out that Maria fits in well with them because of her keen sense of humor. Lil agreed. "She's casual and easy-going llke--1 the rest of us," she said "And she can cook," idded her father with ~. grin. .,_., Becoming more serious, he continued. "The nicest part about Maria is that she's willing to try everything. We go to church every Sunday. but she •' • never did. ·I ''Then one day she decided she should com&• along, and now she goes along every week We're 11! fond of sports, too and Maria does it all." ' Mrs. Schroeder wanted to host a student dur-• ing her own high school years, but AFS came t~~·, her area alter she graduated. ·1 •Ul "l like the program because Al''S ts so sup· portive or t.he students and families it put& r.> together," she said. "1 know most AFSers have a,~ l good experience. but I didn't want to be unhappy '" for a year 1f things didn't work out." ~1: But Maria and her American sister have "11·'"!'; second fights" according to Liz. and they'll miss c. their Swedish girl when she returns to her own country in June. -.. Mrs. Schroeder, "retired librarian," teasing easily." who describes herself as a In fact, the Schroedcrs plan to visit Maria and.''~ said "She takes jokes and her family in July as part of their European vaca-Zr1 ti on - School sets big reunion Newport-Mesa Eve· ning High School is plan- ning a reunion for aJ..\ past and current stu· .dents Thursday, May 14, near Balboa Pier. A barbecue is planned from 4 to 8 p.m . on the beach at the foot of A Street. Tickets are $2.50. For information, call the school at SS6·3334 Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. .... -··t California's Largest Selection of Bridal Fashions n. ii. .. Colltomla'a l oro .. t Setectlon of aridol Fothlona J<'\Ud Nt:'•' N1>\tm1n~1e1 Avenue Scmto Ano Co11tnrr1o0 '/')in I 14 ' J 1 11\I t Santo Ano • Denve. ~--11..------Member NatJonal Bridal Service-------__, ·-----------------· '" -··· The ANSWER is at COSTA MESA MEMORIAL HO SPIT Al, a two weetc q,attent alcohol recovwy pogrowtL For CONFIDENTIAL Information cix>ut this #1 HEALTH PROBLEM cdl NOW. a FRESH ST ART today~ COSTA MESA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 301 Victoria Street Costa Mesa. CA. 92627 (71 4) 642·2734 Approved for Medicare MEDICAL TEAM MlmS VOLUNTEERS WITH DEPRESSION A Medical Research Team is studying the use of an anti-depressant medication 11 MIT Fii Tm Amm1 STllY: Volunteers must be over 18 yeras ol age and experiencing depression (feeling sad or blue for any reason) for at least 4 weeks YOUIMTIBS WILL IECllYE A Fl& brief physical examination, EKG. lab 1ests. eye examinataon, chest X-ray. rred1cataon and v1s1ts With a professional. Call 714 752-5928 752-5926 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Is spelling a huge ene del . .' • :I : ) i I I i f I I i . f ! ' t . I l . I I , I l ... I ~ .. ! ~~ 11 ! -H cl ~~ I Spelling is the key to language and effective communication, unfortunately, most executives don't knov/: how to use this powerful tool. Dr. Richard Archer plans to change all this. He has developed CONCEPT SPELLING-a revolutionary .. new approach to teaching and learning spelling. Or. Archer has determined that there are 50 basft»:1 concepts upon which the English laRguage is built. He has distilled these concepts into 10 fundamentail~ principles which he believes are enough for everyone to use to spell well. You are Invited to attend a FREE INTRODUCTOR WORKSHOP • Thursday, May 7 • South Coast Plaza Hotel (Sen Pedro & San Diego rooms) • 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. • Free workbook Or. Archer wlll personally conduct the workshop and explain Concept Spelling in more detail. For further Information call 851·9255. . . I • ' .. . .. . . . . ..... ,.. ------- --... -.. --'#-- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT!Sunday, May, 3. 1981 .. "A prehistoric 'Animal House:" _,,........, .. " .............. Actor Elliott had hnage trouble LOS ANGELES (AP) -Sam Elllott, tbo\ltht or u a man or action, had to o•ercome barriers to win a role as the topbiJUcated, musically inclined surgeon accused of ll:Ullng bis wife in the NBC miniseries "Murder in Texas. "It took some doing to get this part," Elliott said. "A little wheeling and dealing. I think, the trouble came from the image that NBC had of me. "The last thing I did for NBC was the moun· tain man ln 'The Sacltetts.~ Thal character la u far from Dr. John Hill as you can get. It waa nothing personaJ. It was just that last image. It happens to every actor. I guess I talked too long about doing Westerns, and I did have to ride a horse in this one.•· THE TWO-PART, four-hour "Murder in Texas," produced and directed by Billy Hale, will be broadcast Sunday and Monday nights. It bad been scheduled against ABC's "Masada,' but was postponed lQ. avoid a clash with the $23 million ABC production. The program substitut- ed was "The Sacketts," also starring Elliott. Elliott plays Hill, who became the central figure in a sensational murder case -involving Houston's oil money and socially elite -until he was shot down himself. Farrah Fawcett is Jean Robinson Hill, a sodalite and horsewoman whose death on March 19, 1969, seemingly from illness, set in motion the story or wealth, passion, betrayal, revenge and violence. KATHARINE ROSS is Ann Kurth, Hill's second wife and author of •'Prescription: Murder," the book cm which the series was baaed. Andy Grirtith is Ash Robinson, the oil man who fought tenaciously -to have his daughter's death declared ahomidde.· "Murder in Texas" was the center of con- tro v e rs )t from t h e beginning . Thpmas Thompson's.,.bestseller, "Blood and Money," which teUs the same story, was bought by "pro- ducer David Merrick for a CBS miniseries. The series was delayed and never made. Elliott, meanwhile, surely must hold the re- cord for starring in the most miniseries. He was with William Holden in the first ever , "The Blue Knight." He was the soldier who rose to general in "Once an Eagle" and the hotshot criminal lawyer in "Aspen." In "Wild Times," be was Col. Hugh CardiCf, a plainsman around whom a Western legen~ was spun. "I LOVE DOING Westerns," the actor said. "You can't do enough to make me happy." He winked and added, " thought 'Murder in Texas' Sam Elliott and Katherine Rois $far in NBC's "Murder in Te%(J.S," a mini series. was a Western until I got on the set." If all goes well, Elliott may show up next year in an ABC series based on John D. McDonaJd's "Travis McGee" detective novels. "The primary thing is I didn't want to end up doing 'Vegas' or 'Starsky and Hutch' on a boat," the actor said. ''Or aoy of those Nazi cops now on the air. If they're willing to deal with contemporary issues and tell the truth, it could be an Interesting series. But if they're in- terested only in the formula with all the sex and violence, they'll have to get somebody else to play the part." , Arness id uew seri~s HOLLYWOOD t AP> -James Arness will play a 52-year-old roqkie polir.eman in a new series for NBC next season. Arness. who starred for 20 years in "Gunsmoke'' and then in "How the West Was Won," joins other popular performers signed for series at NBC. James Garner will revive "Maverick," and Rock Hudson and Tony Randall will star in series. Eri c Bercovi ci, the produce r and screenwriter or "Shogun," will create the series for Am ess. l-le will play a man who joins the poUce after their inability lo solve the murder or bis partner. 4 ACADF.MY AWARDS '~ DEST PICTURE Poromour,1 Poe lure\ Pro·~··••\ n w~•·JWCA:.AJ £, t•:ttDf,....._·~ r·,cx:h.A. livr Ji(J 'ia,., r.i.-~u~ tx:no<l Sul'>oerle>n<l· 11.1o•v '''"' 'v'oo<e. 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We are KOCM, Orange County Music. 57 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92860 (714) 844-2727 .. -----~---............. ,_, _____ ..... ,.._ ___ ...,.,_._. .. _.......,...._.,.....__ ___ --~....-... -~_....-----..... .. - --_..,... ___ ,...,,,....w.....,.;""'+-•-----. ................... -111$2• ••• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 'Overnight' success took 15 years 8)' n :aaY BVCk ~,T........_..._ LOS ANGELES -Daniel J . Travanti is an "overnight" sensation, lbanks to NBC's ·'Hill Street Blues." ll Look 15 years or obscurity and desperation to make it. Until he conquered his alcoholism - "I was a secret drinker" -be drank himself near to death. TRAVANTI, WHO SAYS be was once "an angry young man," was constant!)' being re- discovered. "Casting directors used to introduce me as 'one of the great undiscovereds,"' he Sftys. "It used to eive me a terrible feeling in the pit of my stomach. I couldn't appreclate it because I felt kicJced. I said I love bein" flatte red, but it makes me sick. I'm not properly graterul. I think if that's true why am I not somebody?'" He's somebody now: the star of "HHI Street Blues," hailed as the best new show of the year. He is Capt.I Frank Furillo, the head man in an ensemble or actors cast as policemen in the front lines. or the war on crime. Some are burned out, some are just burned up.' It is a very reaJ show, which like reaJ life, veers unex- pectedJy between drama and comedy. "BARBARA BASSON, WHO plays fay, my ex-wire. says my career is launched," he says. "That ship has sailed. I was saying to her I still have this feeling sometimes that the series will stop and I'll be obscure again. "I did 15 years of episodic guest work. Many dumb bad guys, and; off and on, a he ro or two. Name a show and I was on it."' Travanti, handsome , lean and powerfully built, s ays he feels his achievement was inevita- ble . After saying that. he laughs. ·'Well, as it turned out, it was." He starred in two earlier pilots that didn't make it. His guest star roles frequently attract- ..... ed attention. One role in 1966 caused a lot or comment. One review said he "out-acted lhe stars." A prestigious talent agency signed him up. Nothing came or it. "IT WASN'T MY TIME, that's all. It wasn't m y destiny," he says. "I couldn't have handled it then. It wouldn't have worked for me. lt would have killed me. "I had a drinking problem and didn't know It. That proble m had to be cleai:ed up first, I "Casting directors used to introduce me as 'one of the great undiscovereds, . . . It used to give me a terrible feeling in the pit of my stomach. I couldn't ap- preciate it because t felt kicked . . . l think if that 's true why am I not somebody?'' didn't know that. I'm only wise in retrospect." Travanti was born in Kenosha, Wis., of llalian immigrant parents. He attended the Ulliversity of Wisconsin on an academic scholars hip after turning down a football scholarship. Then he went to the Yale Drama School. His first television role was in .. Route 66." he recalls. "Jt was a nice part. I did it in Savan· nah. Ga. My sister Emma was thrilled. "I was 22. Nervous. Scared. Had my whis key! Nobody knew ror years that I was drinking mysell to sleep every night. Passing out. really. I never drank when I worked. It was private. 1 didn't gel bombed with the gang. I was carerul when I socialized, then l 'd go home and drink until I passed out. 'GLAD YOU ASKED THAT' 'Lucille' fumbled Q: What's the story betund lhe fact that 8 .8 . King refuses to smg and pfay ··Lucille" at the same ti me? J UST CURIOUS. BUFFALO A: "The truth Is. I ean•t do both at the same &lme," confesses the world-famous gllltarlst and blues star. "I'm all thumbs. U s~ms from lhe fact that I was never part of a m ythm stttlon. So up to tod~henever I try to sing and play at the same time, I oo a lot or rumbling. So instead of trying, I just shut up and let the guitar do the talklng . . . People tell me," s ays King, "that when I play my guitar, il sounds Ukc my voice." Q: Which head of a nation once proposed mar· riage lo Ba rbra Streisand" FRAN FULLER. JERSEY CITY. N.J. A: Canada's prime minister, Pierre Trudeau. ··1 was miserable. I had a breakdown on slage. I was tourine in 1973 with Sada Thompson and one night in Indianapolis I went to pieces I had one or those trembling, near fainting brea~owns in front or a theater run or people." His understudy went on that night and again the next night. Travanti says he wanted to die. He was able to finish the tour only by stoking himselr with a tranquilizer. "Before the end of the year I found my way to sobriety and all these glorious people and surrendered m yself," he says . Travanti doesn't want to discuss what group iL was, but says, "I have constant help in my lite . We all help each other e very single day un- til we die. That was the turning point for me." HE BEGAN TO DO commercials, and, in fact, made a lot or money doing them. He did a play, but sought even more activity. "It saved my life," he says. He went back to coJlege and got a master's degree in English. He is single and devotes his spare time to n;furbishing an old house near the beach in Venice. He works out daily and rides his bicycle to stay In shape "Hill Street Blues" has not yet scored in the ratings But not since "Star Trek" in lhe 1960s has a show inspired -such rierce loyalty that viewers are Literally bombarding the network with demands that it be kept on. Some • news paper TV critics are even publishing coupons to send to N BC. Travant1 s ays, "If I could have dreamed up a project for myself. mcluding everybody from the bosses and creators on down. I wouJd have thought this up. If I'd had the guts, if I'd had the vision, this is the show I would have dreamed up."' , SHOWTIMES- Weekdays 7·00 & 9 30 PM I Sunday 2:00-4·20-6 40-9 00 ~~~-;-::=-==-==--==============-========~===-======-=-:-----==-=--===- Everyone here is crazy ... everyone else is cracking up ... '\ .......... w ~ .. , • •• • • • 82• 4070 "A Sweeping story of courage ••• I am roaring my approval for 'Lion of the Desert'." -Jellrey Lyons. WPIX·TVIWCBS RADIO f --~ ' ~,_. ~ L9!1 flCfU!lft .... AW "PfUVAn HNJAMIN" -.i.u.e ··THE HANO·· 'IWI»~ ~~·. \ ~,o,,..,_ P\.119 • ........... _......, II "KING OP THI! MOUNT AINI' ... --~ u.MAMOI c.-1111='· • =·in.. 1 •rt t2 (R) -------II "DIRTY TRICKS" ...... ......... "NIVATI I HNJAMIN'' 00 .... ,. , ... ,...~ ,.,.,._ Dan Travanti welcomes the "overmght" SUCCUf that took him 15 years of obscurity and desperczr tion. He's star of "ll1ll Street Blues," hailed as th~ best new show of the year. , ------. ... R Umted Art.tats edwards LIDO CINEMA HfW,OltT llVD. AT VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH 6 73-8150 ... fl"it ( wt-ROf g >ACAOUI• ....... 'TESS' ~ •<• ....... m ............ u .... ...... THE ELEPHANT MAN , "BEYOND I <II THE AEEFl' (PG) -"THE LAST· CHASf" ..... l ,. __ .. _ . - forted by • god. Found by • KJ.na. EXCALIBUR 0 (!) .......... .... .._.. II "KINGOfT .. llOUMTAtN" !NI ... ''"49 LAIT ! .• ,. I I ., ~ I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May, 3, 1981 Bil :One-woman show traces Lena's career NEW YORK <AP> -She firat aan1 on •8roadway ln "Blackbirds of 1939," a black •ibuslcal, rare back then. In l8S'7, abe returned in •arold Arlen's "Jamaica." In 1974, back ••aln. in i;oncert wit.h Tony Ben· 11ett. "Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music" is lhe name of her current Broadway visitation. It's a one-woman, 17· m usican revue pre- • mierin.g May 12 for a limited engagement. Miss Horne, one of Hollywood's first black remale stars and in re- cent years a headliner •t Aroerica's finer boites and saloons. is glad to be back. or course. But she didn't plan to return in a one · LENA HORNE woman show that traces her 47 years in entertain- ment, from Harlem's Cotton Club. to big bands, movies and the present. She says she and her manager came to town Jast year, dropped by the office of James M. Nederlander, producer and theater-owner, and in- quired about something else. Like an original musical for her. "WE WONDERED IF they'd come across any property," says the lady. whose trim figure. shiny brown eyes and still-fine features don't suggest Charlie Brown -~} ATLANTIC CITY (R! 1:45 3 :50 S :OO I : 10 I 0:15 Sylye1t11 Stallone NICiHT HAWKS (RI 2!00 4 :00 ' 00 1:00 I O·OO ~ .. ..;~,-- /,;,.. --.... c ·~"''"'~, ..... ,4 .• I j ... R1n90 Slarr In ~VllMA .. IPGl 2 :00 4 ,10 6 .15 1 :15 10:15 , I le::=====:> Snoopy Cl ,N Un h•rt r t•.th•"' "'"""'' t11 .. ,,.. Woodstock Find · the whole Peanuts gang everyday in the Daily Pilat 842.&1321 . ,. .. UONOf"THE: OEKRT (PG) In Dolby. I :00 4 :)0 1:00 HEAVEN'S QATa (R) 1·00 4 :00 7,00 9 ·55 THE~ sntGaR tPGl 1:00 ):15 5 :20 7:45 10,00 * s-TAoiuM * * 6 Of'llVE INS * So (A.SY •o fOU'I ,t(il. lolO •• .,,JR(( 9_,,..P•' u •c-• •• •t '"'• .,.". '"' ~:~",T, y :,w•your ft ,e,.d• fOf • l 1i1C."-A '•••On l l-==:::'.J on 1 w••d •W frll •t•' KINO°'TtC lllOUNTAIN (PG) VanNuy•Blvd.(R) £XCAUeUll (A) Fo rt Apacllt Tiie Bron• (A) I Kris Krhtolfeuon HEAVIDl"S aATa (R) Tiie Lono Riders (R) I MICHAEL. CAINE TMK HANO JR> SPHINX ( ) ORDINARY PEOPLE (R I TRIBUTE (PGI STIR CRAZY !RI USED CARS,,. I DRIVE INS OPEN 7:30 NIOHTLV Undlr 12 ..... UNm - she's 63, and a grandmother. "l didn't want to do a black version of 'Hello, Dolly,' stuff llke that. But l didn't partJcularly think about Ws. They had the idea, 'Why not a one.._\ woman show'?" lllut, the project began growing into a musical about her life, which includes not only music but also racial prejudice, blacklisting ln Hollywood, civil rights work down South, and, at the end of it all, a measure of personal peace. There was just loo much material, she says. So the production was scaled down to emphasize the music and the performer, not her story. SHE HAD DOUBTS, anyway, that a show based on her life would be "one of those happy. sunny, dancing, laughing m4J5icals. "There was loo much to say to talce the risk of talking about myself. So I just hope that from the s mall bit I say in the show, and what we do musically, that the message comes across.") Miss Horne, whp llves in Santa Barbara. was born in Brooklyn, N. Y ., raised in Florida, Alabama and Georgia. She still speaks with a gen- tle, slightly elegant Southern accent. She's been variously described as a popular singer who uses elements of jazz, a song stylist, and, by one critic. as one who "swings much more than many who are considered primarily jazz s ingers." SHE PA VS NO HEED lo labels, but whatever 1t is she is. "I've had the world's best teachers." She cites a few . Teddy Wilson, jazz pianist, Billy Strayhorn, composer-arranger. Her second husband, the late Lennie Hayton, a pianist wbo was her musical director. "I've always been influenced by musicians,'' she muses. "Never been a natural singer.'' Her show-biz start, at a~ 18, was at the Cotton Club, where she danced, sana. and was heard and hired by Noble Sissel, a black bandleader. "I cut a record with him. ft was really terrible." Three years, one marriage (to Louis Jones, a printer), two kids and a divorce later. she joined and recorded with the all-white band of Charlie Barnet. And she got discovered. BEFORE LONG, THE world of whites -both the good and bad -had opened to the young black singer with the stunning good looks, starting at the old Cafe Society down in Greenwich Village : "I was very happy there It was one or the first white places I'd ever worked where they'd let blacks come in the audiences. There was no big problem. And this was in 1940, mind you." Times of racial segregation, sharp color bar· riers. But she wound up in Hollywood, the first black performer to sign a long-term contract with a major Hollywood studi.o, seven years with MGM. Miss Horne, who made 12 pictures, including "Cabin in the Sky," was active even then in the civil rights m.ove ment. She says s he was con- sidered a guinea pig or sorts in'the fight to get bet· ter roles-for blacks, then generally limited to menial parts SHE SA VS THE STUDIOS reacted by not hir- ing blacks for even the menial roles maids, stableboys and the like in upcoming films. Whereupon the black actors got mad at her . "I got it both ways,"' she says wryly. ··My first "A true screen epic ... The stars are splendid." -Kevin Thom.a~. Ln• Anadc~ Time' lllU Mann 8iu Pl~u ~;><) ~339 •tUIOll WIUO OIWllll (Chll'iafOS V•f"f'O f Wlft ''"'°°'"" 830 b990 b34 2~~j llfWPOlll llACll OlllllCl WUlMIUlfft lOw•'O\ L·· en ... (,,.,, eg • 393~ llO ,Allll ICClrfU fOll flMI lllUIOIOll ( O'tllllfOi ~e•DOl'l S1;o~ ... .,., """e ,, ,,.. 0160 bJI d" . t ·n ~1·1 · h it, .. , 11 '"'. ·~l'~i 'l 11h • r t ' , . ' ' ' IJI , ll• 'I I 11 R;:;r.~ NOW PLAYING MANN SOUTH COAST SYUFY CINEDDME Costa Mesa 549 335? Orange 634 ?5':11 ltO PASSES ACCEPTED FQR THIS fNQAGEMINT NOW PLAYING MU.IM.I NO.--•IU 8'JJ ~19 ~"9 WHll'lllllSltl atl 0~4· ... -llAU ............. IACll QI .. Ut ~ l l tote Sii MIO • ll{f _... """""'" C** CHfU ...... ~ltll C.U MN l7t4UI --·,..r••Ut ............... IMIO -· M!MHWfllVl•T ......... or,.. ue 1012 ,_,. ....... ._,_. llt4PO _____ ..... _ year, l came back here and went to Birdland (a jazz club) where Count Basie's band waa playtne. I got loaded and said, 'I'm not 1oin1 back.' "He loves lo kJd me about it. But then, he uid, 'Listen, young sister, you're aolng back and you're goinJ to stick it out. They've never bad one Uke you. Well, I spent the next two nights crying." But she went back, stuck it out. What did tbat accomplish? She lauabs, digging the Irony. "Not a thiog," she drawls. "Hell, there were no happy en- dings then." LATER WAS A DIFFERENT story. For ex- ample, her marriage to Hayton, a white man, proved one or Hollywood's best, even though bi(ot· ed neighbors forced the couple to keep a shotgun in their home. And her civil rights work down South in the '60s, away from the tight little island of musicians and entertainers that had been her only world, proved a· turning point. lt changed her life, s he says. ··1 had been so careful always to teach myself not to be human. not to have prejudice against whites. not to feel anger or show it. It was making me sick, actually, being this example." She'd learned, finally, to speak out, to volce long-suppressed anger. Oddly enough, she says. "I round myself more relaxed, more at ease with myself. And it had an effect on my performing. "I learned to llke my audience. I really felt the difference. Up until then, I'd Isolate myself. There was a lot or hostility and it blunted my person. But when I learned not to be so selfish, that's when I suddenly began to have a great time with my au- dience." ~Nill ~Ef~·) ~~T~~'~ ... -1•••-•----''••L••l*•t••t••tt• . _._ ... , ......... NUl;I ·~*~· i c~:a~:~:~:o, ......... ,, ....... k11. ·~· I.A' 'TL .. ... 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CIE OF ONE 111t - -.:iw.a;,,. ... L--~=..:-.___, GOOD OUYI WIEAA BUCK (PG) -----··· "'IDA T '"'.:.· P9't I"') . MY ~OOOT V~~." ----··· 'IUDAT 1"I .:_• ,.,_., (") MT -.OOOT VManMI . • l , , ' _ __._..... ...... - ••• Orange coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 , MULLIGAN'S STEW .i ' Birthday celebration heats yesterday's roses, tomorrow's joy BY BUGH A. •VUJGAN .......... C.: I p , RIDGEFIELD, CoM. -Birthday tbouabta rlllnl up with tbe smoke of blown-out candles tqo numeniua to count: The trouble with today ls it always loe>U better tomorrow when it'• yesterday, Noetallia la a bum-mer. It robs us of the be re ud DOW, the only r • a ~l t y w e b a v e . tllWGAN'S ·STEW DaJdnaminl la even worte. TomQtTOw may never t e.t lMn, and if lt doea it won't be aa 1ood as It uaed to be. Today la all we aot, and yet the poet.a and the 1on1 writers never seem to have a,uch Ume for it. Helps stop the greas1es 1.19 SPECIAL! 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There are 79 other current ASCAP tongs with the woro todfY in the nue, but some or tbem, by name anyhow, hardly make today worth get- ·SPECIAL I Uu.~K1.11 FDR AD PRICES PREVAIL: Ung out of bed to Uve throuah: "Today has Been Cancelled," '''Today is a Killer," "Today Don't Pay lo Gel Up." Yesterday was a much better day in Tin Pan A.l)ey, like most everywhere else. Nearly a hupdred songs have yesterday ln their title, including "Yesterday's Kisses," "Yesterday's Pawnshop," "Yesterday's Lovers," "Yesterday's Roses," "Yesterday's Romance," , and "Yesterday's Rain," all of which they don't . , make like tbey used to. \ The quote collectors don't hav+ too much time for today either. · •' Hoyt's New Encyclopedia of Practical Quota- tions allocates today only half a page, including Wordsworth's Lender warning: "Notbin& can bring .... SAV.Eaoe 7-UP •&•DIET 12 oz. CANS 1.llPAK0F6 - ., WE HONOR YOUR CREDIT! 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What I do today la Important because I am exchanging a day of my life for It. , Wben tomorrow comes, this day will be ton• forever, leaving in its place aomethinl I have .. traded for It. "I want it to be a gain, not a lots; 1oocl, not evil, success, not failure; in order that I shall not regret the price I paid for it." - . SAVE30e CHIFFON FACIAL TISSUE c BOXOf 200 SHEETS ·SP-CIAL! MYLANTA Alfl'AaO/ANTMW • l 00 T AlllT1 • l2 Ill. UQUll 1.79 .. SAVE 4oe ™ ,SOFTENER SHEETS R!duces Static Chng 1.19 40SH£m SAVE30c TWICE AS FRESH 2·WSJ Alrf,......_. Ass·1 Fragrances 79t ..., ....... ---· .... SAVE 70e GLAD LAWN BAGS .. \! ;.· I . ~ ~ i ,, ! I ·~ .. -----------------·----· ------------------------~------------------------..... .· PHOTO SPECIAL! 5x7 CAMEO FUMED COi.Oii EIURGObT ,_ AIUD IUll.L llnlCI. Just call our pharmacist and give film your prttcriptlon number. your refill will be rtldy when you come In Alt ............... .,..... SAVE 21e SNAROL IW.I ...... , ........ MEAL or PELLETS .. ' .. • .. ... I ' ..- D1ilyPilat SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1981 REAL ESTATE STOCKS CLASSIFIED Potential investors 'Investigate' companies By KEJTB TUBER o.N ................... A California inventor de- veloped an automobile engine that recycled almost all exhaust emisaioos -at least that's what be claimed. In addition, he boasted the en1tne improved gas mileage by "rebuming" the uncombusted molecules.-Thrilled with the prospect or a 5,000 percent return on invest· ment, eager <1reedy?) patrons parted with life savings to get in on the deal. NONE OF THE investors, however, realized the engine's basic' naw: it had an intake system, but not one for exhaust. No one bothered to check with the state of California or the lbcal district attorney, either. If they bad , they would have learned the investor had been accUJed of fraud. How much did the investors lose? About $2 million ... ·* * * An entrepreneur proposed to drlll ~ exploratory oil well in X location and sought investors to share in the cost of drilling as well as the potential profits. He was persuasive enough to sell the offering; in fact, be over- subscribed it by 300 perent to 400 •percent. HE USED A SMALL portion of the money to drill, but the hole was dry. Ht1 informed the investors and walked away with the rest of the money. What he didn't tell them WJlS that he had purposely drilled the well in a location that was 99 percent certain to ·be dry. He knew all along there never were going to be a ny profits to share ... The above incidents, un- rortunately, aren't unique. As Phiners T. Barnum once said, "There's a sucker born every minute." With the frequency of such investment scams. they're, undoubtedly born more fre- quently than that. "That's why we started In- v es ligate,·· said Jane D. Lindner, president of the new financial services firm which provides detailed reports of in- vestments. • THE "WE" refers to Ms. !Lindner; her rather, Edgar, who $erves as ~hairman ; and C. Ronald Fouts of Ne~port Beac the company's vice t>resid "My dad was' a s for' 40 years, and be consumer ori Lindner sa· memories look of breakf turning "We h nd who was an ·elderly widow, and her broker went through her fortune in a couple of months. It my father so he ended ing the business. "We were in Be Ron a few years a c ussed going together," Ms tinued. aUze in , but besides ive, th1'y're paid sponsors. Because of that, u never read a bad report." " "We are commissioned by some companies, too," Ms. Lindner added, "and depending on the results, our reports are sometimes used as a marketing dtvice. We don't guarantee glowing results." Thus rar, the company C3 C4-5 C7·12 plat- ing sizable nves ments. More and more foreign investors, too, are turning to to investigate to research U .S . firm-s , Ms . Lindner and Fouts said. Fouts· is in charge of a mon- thly n~s-leller that features guest editorials, investment ' Home seller and realty agent beware of the buyer . . . C3 KEY IS INDEPENDENCE C. Ronald Fouts tegies and a hotline that al- ows individuals to share in the cost of an Investigate report, which otherwise could cost · $5,000 or rpore. 1'BEHOTUNE works like this: Each month a number of of. ferings are listed, including new stock issues, oil and real estate programs and a category for miscellaneous programs. Each listing includes a brief description and minimum participation figures. When suf- ficient interest is generated in a particular offering, Investigate proceeds with the report and the fee will be shared by all interest- ed parties at the time it is com- pleted. The companies appearing on the hotline have been requested (Sff INVESTIGATE, Page CZ> Pacific Mutual's Gerken: There's more tO life than 'insurance CEO involved in many charitable _.activities .,y IODI CADENHEAD ................... Walter Gerken chan1es bats about u • often u PC>llUctans make prombea. Al chairman of the board and cblef ex- ec utl ve officer of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., be spends endless hours in the back seat of his luxury car reading an armload of reports between Los Angeles and Newport Beach. As a concerned citizen, be is a trustee of the Orange County Music Center and the head of a United Way rundraising drive. At- teQding up to four charity functions a week, be bas been asked by the county Boan! of Supervisors to study a new airport site. AS A PHYSICAL fitness enthusiast, he jogs every morning around bis Corona Del Mar neighborhood. To relax, be often sits on the beach chomping a cigar while breezing through a briefcase or magazines. Actually, it's surprising Gerken has any time to himself. He puts in a 70-hour work week. "I would never do anything I didn't believe in, but there are a lot of things I believe in," the 58-year-old executive said in reference to the numerous organizations to which be lends his name, money and time. Gerken joined the life insurance giapt as vice president in 1967, attaining his present position in 1975. Last year, Pacific Mutual Life's assets totaled $2.9 billion, making it the largest life insurance company in California. TAKING ON THE MANY social, charita- ble and political responsibilities are part of what t. expected of a C~O. Gerken believes. Consequently, his day begins at5:45 a.m. and doesn't end until after midnipt, when the many SlOO W $1,000 a plate dinners draw to a close. When asked about his gureling schedule. Gerken's sky-colored eyes twinkle and the ing,.:... for the better, accor~ to Gerken. "I was in my mid 308 before I could call the shots," Gerken said. "Today YOUJlier people are given a chance to do much more. "I 1111NK IT'S all right.' I° was ready for it a lot earlier," he added . Ironically. Gerken feels many you.a.a er execuUves suffer a lack of ambition. He believes they are unwilling to make the sacrifices inherent with leadership positions. "There aren't many people in this or· ganizaUon wtllln1 to come up and replace me," said the CEO, who plans to retire at 65. "I always thought that no matter wba~ you should always try to get to the top. A lot of people are now satisfied to take a jqb that isn't as demanding and let someone else get the headache." WITH A WALTER MrrTY wiJUulnesa, Gerken admits he'd really like a key 1a.em- ment position in the next presidential ad- ministration. The lifelong Democrat once had a burn- ing desire to achieve political office. He ran for the Milwaukee school board in 1955, and enjoyed campaignlne -even when it meant canvassing door-to-door through winter snow. Early returns showed him whipplq bla opponent, but as the night wore on, bia lead diminished. Though he won, be la.t hi.a desire to seek higher office someday. "I think I'm too old to runlor political of- . lice," he said softly. A reflective Walter Gerken ctilcuue• hil buftne11 philotoph11. ~C...::.:..lL.C._.••a=:...!._I FOR NOW, HE is content running the mammoth Pacific Mutual Life, servtn1 on the boards of seven large companies, lilting on the prestigious California Roundtable and acting as trustee for three colle1e1. shy, toothy smll~ for which be is noted beilm to form. "U you're bushed at the end of the day and somepne tells you that you have to 10 to some worthwhile dinner honorlnl a friend. . . . A lot of the time lt gets to be a drag." . . . sum CONFESSIONS llE not UDUIUal for the forthright executive who admlta blJ best assets are "a reasonable warmth and an· ability to bring out the bett in people." He favors people with a c~ HDH of humor and a quick wit. And, lew things bother him more than meetinc aomeone who baa accompll1bed less than hta potential would otherwtse dictate. "I'm disappointed in people who don't make full me of what their God-liven talent ls," Gerken said. • Alt.boQlh be served as bud1et analyst for the state of Wllconain wben be waa •· Gerken Sblnka old buslneaa practices made lt difficult tor youn1er execuUvet to attain hl1ber po1lUona. Those practices are chani- 1 When be retires, Gerken doesn't plan to sit still and watch the waves roll in. He'll do· what he's been doing for x~ars now, chan1in1 hats between charitable ortanizatioos and corporate boards. And maybe, just maybe, Gerken will re- alize his dream to serve in government -if and when the Democrats get back into power. A little foOd for thought • • • Grocery prices expected to climb another· 10-15 percent BJ PATIKTNN .... ...,,... ... ID tbile b'eubled· economic Umea, conaumen naUonwtde have bad to tiabten u..t.r belt.a - literally. ID tbe 1upermartet, l.nllated food pricea have forced lboppers to drutlcaUJ al*-tbelr IMlJiq babtta. Conadentioul 0r...,. eo.M lbop,.n 1t.S.1 pricu mon carefully w .. m*'q a HleeUon; the)' eUp eeata-otf coupou from tWr neW1papen and purebue an ner·lncNMbll .amount of plala· wrap product.a. · ~ NOT 80 comdeeUoua, Mff aat.n to wrltinl e..U and IDoplllt;iq. Tbe ....... ol OM ............. la U al· nunt °'8mll·~ MI0'*1loal Mid, ''W•'re cettilli _... M•e.-1 alf ll9e U.., Md I'• DOt taW..••11111-.._.te ..... ''Tian• elafftlJ. .. •t {nm o•r re1•lar euatomen. W• ...._'.Ulla~ ,a._ a,...,, eH ....... ,,.... ...... ...,lsl1· 41lt dMlli•t .... -.. tMt • ud IOID.U.. ft welt W..U ...... a deck ..... ~tllebild ... '' lllOPLln'ING TOO, la bftomlDI more ..,.._, :·~· . .. You'd be ......... 1.W tie aame muqer, Wbo Pl .. J~to NaaUD .....,_,TM UIWJ• • • often wear three-piece tailored aulta and drive quality cara. They favor 1natchin1 a fttet mlpaon or New York steak -they don't 10 fol' the cheap stuff." A Newport Beach PoUce Department 1pokeaman said that althoucb IOftle abopll'"'1' II CONSUMER CLOS[ UP Dot reported bJ area ~.Md tbJeYel'J, lD , ........ appean to be~. If tbe projeetiom of tbe federal A8riculture Department are aceurak, tbe lllJried of problem• dinct.11 ~at.I to hllh food prlc. wW let WOl'M befon It IN better. In tm;retaU feocl prlcn are H;.eted to lncreue 10 pettent to 11 percent over 1UtJMI'. AH AOatCVLTUaB D&PAll'l'll&NT anab'tt Hld COlllUIDet'I ••• tom• Dltft NIM( la Marcia at retatUMat tci 11trt, but &Ut1thDM eoata wW riH. IOOll f6r bell ......... fori?.:::-! Ralph ParteU ol t1M '1 Scoeoalla and atadlt.lea ~". 1 c:attle market prt"' have "ltarted to c:reep up" reeeot11, wbleh IOea will be r.tleet.d tn ...tall beef prtc.. Pon prlcea, ( ... POOD,,.,.Q) ,I .. t .. I• :a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 From Page Cl INVESTIGATE'S UNIQUE SERVICE minuses. The Investors decide for themaelvea what they want to do. Some markets hide offers with sales br individuals wishing a n un- b1 as ed second opinion before they invest. The final decision lo purchase the requested report la made only after the exact cost to the individual has been de· termined . degree from the University ot Connecticut. Prior to headin& Io· vestlgate, she was an intern•· tlonal marketing consultan t. She also has served as national sales manager and national director of s ales training for Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics ··With the Internal Revenue Service cracking down on bogus tax shelters, we're finding a lot of people turning to us ror as- llh1 tance By M ARTIN SLOANE DEAR SUPERMARKET SHOPPER Whe n ·I was recently ahoppl.ni at a large dis· count store, I noticed that an employee at the service desk was going lbrou&h a lar1e bag of refund-form pads. Most of them were full pads that didn't look as if they had been touched. The store manager walked over, and 1 asked him why the fo rms were not on dis- play He said that if the refund forms were put out on the shelves, everyont" would take them So. he had decided to give them out only when he is running a sale on the item and only to ~pie who come up to the service des k to as k for them. lie was very polite and gave me one form Crom each of the pads in the bag. But as he handed them to me, 1 saw that half of them I AQUA l'•aSH FllnUIOM F em lly 1'1111 aooll, ~ conwmer -,..,.,,le Allelr&, BM<llafft "'-.eta, ... 1441, PlttMw9'1. P•. UUll. llleUlft llW ""111""- Fem tly FUii look .. Send ... Unlftt'UI ~ Ce* I from -•·~• c.non of ~-Frftl\ _,._.., b · I Plr•~~~a:.·~".'..;_ llleft99r o.p.i1y •m .... n. ..,.,. I ,, .. POiit, Minn. S,....,. llteulw • "L.oM lllllftlllF o.p,ty l(fl " S.nd Ille UnlftrMI Product C-• ,...., Ille llM· I 1on11 of ~ Cl-•los pecu91ta. Eaplr .. s.,t. IO,,,.,, I or '"~::'a~~~',":1:"~ ..... u ... Tin, P.O. ec.. 1'011, I 8•11tvlll•, Ill. •2222. AK•i•• • do<Of•tl ... llfl. s....i 12 I prooh ol pure-Ir-CM• <•re••'-._,...,.. ""9-J1, '"' I CHILDllll.N'S TYLU•~ ~ e>n.r. IN<el"9 O <llllO"l -Send IN """Ired tel-lom\ ~:'~~ I ....... <••Ion '~ JO.lMM•I c1111a. .. ·s Ty ..... I T abl•li -,,. reo"ter ,_ "''" tlW prlc• ctrclM. E•· pltH J .. ty JI, "" Y°" c.n r'OCIUOll the reNM '°""!IF I writing lo CNl4*'.,'• Tylenol 8-Oller, P.O. 9oll ..S. had expired -all because he was afraid that his customers would take them. 1 'm alad that I asked;' but I feel that I · shouldn't have had to. What do you think? -J oan from Flint, Mich. DEAR JOAN -Manufacture.rs often in- clude a refund offer as part of a promotional campaian that gives cash incentives to the stores that also put the item on sale. Un· fortunately. only a small percentaae of these discounts are passed along to shoppers. This is one of the reasons why it doean 't make sense for stores to "hide" refund forms until they ha ve a sale on the product. Stores that do so often wind up throwing out pads and pads of expired refund fo rms -and IOI· · Ing customers to competitors that display the forms freely. Until this situation changes. don't hesitate to k'eep alktng for the forms. .. A lot of Investors can't afford to use us for everythina ." Ma. Lindner said, "so t hey use th~ newsletter as a kind of tip sheet." Charter subscriptions for the newsletter coat $85 an- nually. Ms . Llndrter holds a master's "WE'RE HERE TO inform and protect, not advise," Ms. Lindner said. "We just stale the facts. and list the ramifications of the programs we 've re· s earched the pluses a nd "And that could be the best par t of u11 ing Investigate - we're tux d~ductible." For more in(ormalion about Jnve11tlg11le, write them at 44 Montgomery St., Suite 500, San Fruncl11N1, Calaf 94 W4 . 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""* ptOIKIOCI Oy _,.., oelenll n,,. ~Cal\ ronc:.m11 .. ,,...,... .-lrllG1 CJ ,,Viv • IUCllanat .... _,,, ~"""-"'­"'.,,...,.. ......... _ .. twgn ~ wll'I rne 01-rMCll\AIOn -""°"''"'VI' (J ~ Sepn!Q'l ~ .... -· be .. ..,,,. E~-"Yoll "'-~E­ -Ile -IOOlmg '"' '*""" ,,,.._ .. ~,,.~ IC .... oftcDf~? ..... -· Consists ol 75 shoPS. and 2 ottice buildings on Newport Bay in Newport Beach Also mcludes 90 boar slips and a 4·story pay parking struclure Consists ol 260 units in 32 bu1ldlngs on a 9 5 acre site Includes 2 swimming pools. 1acuzz1. recreation room and lounge. MINIMUM INVESTMENT $2,000 -(2 Unlta) The Partnership Is offering 18,064 units of hm11ed partnership Interest pursuant to an Offering Circular dated March 24, 1 981 lnvearors in the Partnership must have a minimum gross income of S20.000 and a net worth of S20,000 ora net worth of $75,000 (exclusive of personal residence, furnishings and automobiles). --YOU ARE CORDIALLY •NVITED :TO ATTEND A MEETING: WednHday, May &lh -8:30 PM South Coatt Piere Hotel -S.n Diego/Pedro Room 666 Anton Blvd., COSTA MESA See e Specia l Slide PreHntatlon of the Two Complexes Coples of the Ottering Circular will be available Our staff will be on hand to answer questions and accept subscnptions. Notary sen11ces will be available Please call for tu rt her information or for an Oftenng Circular to be sent to you In the mall· (2131 822·91 5 7 TR AW EEK INVESTMENT FUND NO 1 2 L TO :no w.i ... tiinqlon Street Suite 200 M .rnn.i del HPy C fl. Ci()/g 1 944 Annual Yield No Minimum Balance Interest Paid Day In/ Day Out Compounded Dolly Credtted MonthfV Ttwtn ~ Mal •. we pay postage both WCJVI . Auets ov•r $140,000,000.00 S.rvlng C1fllornl1 over • q111r1., c.ntury • ConMftlent Location• Taror'°9 . long Beach 18208 Prt*te Ave. 4501 Pac. c.oc.t Hwy • (211)1Uel070 (N)ffl-saot Ormge Colta Mela 1111 E Kalllila Ave. 2000 Harber IMS. (7M) "7·llOO (7M) MNIU I f ljf f,1 .Hll If"~ I l.l di.. (714) 759-1515 AMEllllC AN HOME '11oATGAGE ] )(; "l~wport C.enl~r 01o•e Oeso9n Pld1a N"'"''"'" Beacn C•htorn11 92660 e "Ill\\, "lull· 11111.1111>11 rcnJcr' 1110'1 fhl"txx1" '"' Ill~' 1.11 C\ ·' k" I h.111 hr c.1" l'\ Cll pr OflU\111011, ~ 011 lllJ\ c,1rn 18'1 to 20'1 thr1111glt lru\t uc,·J 111,c,1 rncnl.\, •dcpc11d111i: 1111 the'·''''' hl·111g d1Jrgcd 1lw burro\\ er • llnli"l' u1lw1 lll\l'\lllll'lll .1hc11wtr'l"' 'uch ;" BnnJ, (( orprn:lll'. U .~. (;ll\l'rnmcn1 ;mu 1-cucral Agc111.:y ':il·,·11r111c,); I a\ I rl'l' Muni1:1pah; Mutual hind~; Complc>. Or i and Ga\, Real b tall' and other 'Yn<fa·a1ion Pla11,, the conccp1 of Tru'I Dl·cu lmc,ting j, a rather \implc one -18%to 20% IN l L·Rl·S I on 111\C\ICd CU[lllill. Jcpc11Jing on the rate' bc111g d1aqtcd the horr1'"l'r. All in'c'tmenr charnl·tcri11:.-d b) \tabllllL wcunt~. tlrx1bilir\, con\l\lcn::'). l14u1d11 \ anJ lugh 111.:oml'. • l:ach ,him 1c1111 lu,111 arr <111gcd h\ Hcrrwgc llomr I oan,, I Ill' , (gl'lll'r Jlh I 10 6 'car,). ;, \C· lltrec.I b) ( alil1Hn1J Real blJll' I he,,· loa"' \ar~ in amount I mm '" hll k ,,, $_1,000 00 10 SI 00,<X.IO.IXI. • We handk ,111 tlw Jc1a11, 111dq1cndc111 ap· prai,al. crcd11 .111ah"'· document preparation . complcll' C\l'fO\\ ol lumh. 111lc 111\uranet', and all collcc11on' I ad1 month \1111 rcu't'c a compulcr· i1cd pnn1ou1 "h1d1 .tlcnunl\ tor cad1 pcnn) of principal and 111tcrc't In au\.1111011. throufh Hc11 · age Horne I oan,, Im:., \Ou ma) receive a bonu' of up ro 6 llHlllth' in1crc\t on llO°'o ol thl' loan Qalancc a' allO\H'd h~· 'talc la\'. 'A hen a loan " paid pr101 10 matunt\ thl" 1m:1c;_"111g ).Uur y1rld . e Sound in1c1c,1ing! l'lca'c lOlllpktc. cltp and mail the coupo n below or i.:all one ol o ur an·o unl reprc~cn1a1ivc,, No ohliga1 ion. • Call Collc1.:t. ® HERITAGE HOME LOANS A 110 111/C UM1t lltOlllCICAClr fl AN Open to CallfornJa residents only! 18100 Beach Blvd., Suite 120, HunUncton Beach CA 92648 ('714) tw·SJll • (114)-...tm 13201 ~., E. South Street. Cerrltoe, CA 80701 I 714) "6-ZSZ4 • (IU> lllt..a44 1'4445 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 ms11uan • <JtJ).Mt.m7 lD> E Birch Street. Brea . C•llfomJa 82.1621 <114) ......... ms>lt4•1 Palm 8prta1a 1.1111 .. n .U.. Name --------~------~ Address --------------- From Page C1 FOOD PRICES RISE 'he said, will probubly increase in the third quarter. · Meat is the most expensive item in family rood budgets, accounting for 26 percent or the "weight" in the government's total grocery price index. Parlett said. By comparison, fruits and vegetables account ror 14 percent; milk and other dairy products, 13.5 percent; cereal and baked goods, 12.4 percent; non-a lcoholic beverages, 11 3 percent: sugar and sweets. 3.4 percent; poultry, 3.2 percent and eggs, 1.9 percent. INDEED, NOT SINCE the 1974-75 recession have so many tried so hard to save on their food budgets, according to an annual .consumer's sur· vey by Yankelovich. Skelly & White Co .. a national polling organization. At least two-thirds of those questioned said they routinely stocked up on bargain items, bought private label brands and used shopping lists. A survey of Orange Coast supermarket shop- pers rertected this change in food·buying patterns. but many reported it's a downhill struggle. "I've cut down on 'frills,"' said Linda Boris, whose Market Bas ket grocery cart was almost full. "But I don't even like to look at the prices. I have two growing children so I buy what I have to and that's it I keep spending more money in spite of trying to use a list and coupons." KENNETH MILLER. ANOTHER Market Basket shopper, looks through the "bargain ~ bas ket" of damaged packages and odds and ends. :• "You have lo check everything carefull y," he said, examining the intact inner wrapping of a dented box of lemon cookies. "I save a lot by going through these things. My ~ family eats JUSl as much meat as ever, but we use coupons and some store brand canned goods, de- .. pending on their quality." • Market Basket manager Mel Lloy hasn't noticed much change in his customer 's shopping habits ·'They buy the best $100 to S200 worth · of • groceries at a time," he said. ' "MORE COUPONS ARE being used, but we still sell a lot of gourmet food prqducts. In fact, we now have customers who used to buy their ,. gourmet and 'party1 fQ.Pds' at more expensive ' markets in this area. They are coming here now. :· :· Maybe that's a form of saving for people tucky •. e nough to have high incomes." · ;. Michael Corbin, management spokesm an at Ral phs Grocery Co. in Newport Beach, said his store's customers aren't buying less food, but they are using more coupons and stocking up on sale items. :: ··Plain-wrap paper products and vegetables are becoming more ~opular, and we see some • decrease in the sale of expensive 'i:!xtras' ," Corbin said. JOAN WHELAN, A Ralphs shopper, said she cuts her budget in other areas to keep pace with rising food prices. "r used to buy a lot of convenience foods because J work. but now I spend more time on weekends preparing meals for the week," she said "I a lso rely~ on coupons and watch the newspaper ads." Vern a Hoffma n w al ked throug h the s upermarket aisles holding at least 300 newspaper coupons. "People al work laugh at me because I'm always clipping coupons," she said, "but I save at least $50 a · month usi.J'\g them, and I'm not fussy about what I eat.·· Costa Mesa Alpha Bela shopper Linda Griffin said her family has cut down on meat and sugar products. Cliff Holkestad. Alpha Beta manager. said his customers are taking more time with their shop- • ping, using coupons. and being more selective.· "Str angely enough," he said, "the only people who don't pay much attention to prices are those using food stamps " . l . Find ·the whole Peanuts 9an9 everyday in the Daily Pilat 642-4321 G:r jQi;All Q'''"" ·w•,...·~·"ii '• CB EQUAL ,ROFESSIOHAL SERVICE A111mc-c~ to fair ~ fOf' all •-ric,... ...,._,.. •FREE CHOICE • INFORMED CHOICE HUHTlt«iTON HACH· FOUNT AIH VAUIY 1..-4 of aNtton. ltK. 1101 s..tw•·-H• ..... oahcll, C.etfoniH'2'47 eeee•••••• •••••••••• •••••••••• Maybe she's the type who llkes to tinker around on the typewriter -the would-be writer, the paf1-tlme student, the unfulfilled housew"'-'. Buy her a typewriter today. Wt ccrrv Sc!ltcf rlc. E%ff11110f and Standard SCM cofrQ»Cf brondl Call \JS Today! 964-5282 "We're the IBM Specialists'' 1[-Action Office Machines 1t171 ... ,no1. IUtt• 11 """"""°" ..... L: --~---~~~ ....... ---------------------------------...-------------. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunda9. May. 3. 1981 cs rnaffia a~uffiua Sellers must reveal defects By ROBERT.J . BRUSS DEAR BOB : Last September we bought our rirst home. It is about 15 years old and was ex· tenslvely remodeled before we bought it. After moving in we found out the plumbing is galvanized pipe (the agent told us it was copper>. the gutters leak and need replacement. only half the house is insulated , a new roof was put on only half the house (the half the agent s howed us ), on cold days the furnace is inadequate and the REAL ESTATE MAILBAG backyard drains toward the house r ather than a way from it It will cost a fortune to correct these problems. My lawyer advises s uing the seller and the agent for m isrepresentation, but my husband won't sign the paper. He says a lawsuit would be bad for his business. (He's an insurance salesman). Wh at do you think? -Gloria L . DEAR GLORIA : The old rule of "caveat emptor" <let the buyer beware> bas changed to a new rule of "home seller and realty agent beware or the buyer ... Courts frequently award judgments to home buyers who weren't told of property defects before the purchase. The evolving rule now requires sellers and their realty agents to disclose any known defects. In addillon, since agent• bold themselves out as professt01tal11, they should also reveal any rac· tor8 which may adversely affect the property'• value, such as a planned new highway adjacent to the houae. If your lawyer feels that you have a 1trong can and can pr~ve the alleged facts, ask him to contact the seller and the agent about paylng for the n~essary repairs. Maybe a settlem ent can be worked out to avoid a trial and its inconveniences. I don't tblak a lawsuit woQJd harm your buJ band's insurance business, but he can best decide what to do tr set· tlement efforts are unsuccessful. Houseowner not cheate d DEAR BOB I was cheated by a real estate agent. She said my house was worth $90,000, so I listed 1t for sale with her. After having the house on the market over six months, I sold for only . $83,000 Should I sue the agent ror my loss due to her misrepresentation ? EvaS DEA R EVA: The agent gave you her opinion or your home's market value. MO!lt good ralth but erroneous opinions don't incur legal llablllly ror the speaker. Talk to your lawyer. I'll bet be tells you to forget it since the amount is smaJl and you really didn't suffer a loss. You just didn't make as big a profit as you expected. 1 FUND$Y to aid burn patients '\. Imagine a $535,000 split-level Tudor-style home in Villa Heights that will help burn patients at Santa Ana Tustin Community Hospital and you'll see FUN DSY House Proceeds from the sale of the four-bedroom home will go to benefit the start or a four-bed burn unit supported by SATCH Belles. The idea for FUN D$Y house started two years ago when Bob Albertson Jr. and Donald Anderson with Village Homes. of California volunteered to help head the project. Business donations soon began pouring in from a host of organizations including the Building In· dustry Association, Robert P. Warmington Co., Denco Construction Corp. and Western Plastering Inc Originally the sprawling home located on one- thi rd acre was going to be auctioned off. But that idea was scrapped in favor of putting the home on the market last month. The hillside home is located at 4022 E Rolling Green Lane, Vill a Heights ·- REAL ESTATE OU ESTIONS /COMMENT What are the daancea of me "ca1btn1 out" when I .eU my property as oppoHd to laavlll« to take some kind or secondary fi.Dandng! I am plan· nlng on selling a home I own late this Hmmer. I want to get the highest poaslble sales price. What does your exper'lence Indicate? F.S., Huntlngton Beacb We find that more and more sellers are having to. in one form or another, finance the property they are selling. In the large majority or the cases it is to their best interest to do so. A survey nationall y conducted by Realtors Na- tiona l Marketing Institute indicates that t.he real estate market would be a lot slower if not for the major role being played by sellers in financing purchases and the creative financing techniques or the brokers. T he report indicates that seller financing, loan assumptions. wraparound and second mortgage, variable and renegotiable rates, lender "participa- tion" loans and a variety of other financing techni- ques have made the difference between a business in recession and one merely in a slow-down After bearing your speech the other day I thought you raight enjoy the enclosed "The Seven Most Wanted Persons." It seems to flt into the at· tltude of service that you expect, that those or us in the reaJ estate profession should have. You might want to share it with your readers of your Dally Piiot column. J .D.,Costa Mesa "Seven Most Wanted Persons" 1 The person who has a ready smile and a pat on the back for others . 2. The person who can see his or her own faults before he sees the faults of others. 3. The person who gives himself or herself totally into a project and then gives credit for the success to his or her helpers 4. The person who is willing to say, "I was wrong, I am sorry " · 5 The •person who will look at temptation iquarely and say, "No." 6. The person who tries to give the right exam· pie to every individual rather than talk about it. 7 The person who has a passion lo help rather than a passion to be helped Randall R Mccardle is pretident of THE REAL ESTATERS, he 1s also an author, lecturer and m3truc· tor Send your comments and questions to Randy Mccardle. c/o tM DalllJ Pilot. Post Of/ice Bo:r 1560, Costa Mesa. Cali/. 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUllNEU NAME STATEMENT Tho roll-11'\Q per-'• art doln9 IMl&lntu•• FAE El IME OF L A GUNA BEACH, IS14 CA<lDCIHI\ Wo. La9'1ne BHCll, (Alllornla 9»51 Linda Fromm Forauo1, ISU C.,lbbtan Way, L•Quna BtHh, Calllornla 921UI Jo AM O elre R..-, IS14 Carlb- btan Way, l..a9Uf\9 BNcll, Calll0<nla '2•S1 Tllll bvOIMH I$ COftdvCle<I by a Qtneral -1nersftlo Ura. Fromm F0<UMll Tnl• •ltl""'9frt .... filed wltll OM county Clora of O•anQe Covnty on Aorll 30, 1911. P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICT~IOUS IUSINIUS NAME STATEMENT T no IOllow1ng per'°"' art cloln9 tN'tM\\., t MAPLELEAF MARICE TING, JaS1 Biren Sttoet. Sullt 01, Nowport BH cn. Ca11lorn<a 91MO J amn Jahn Hiiis, Dll W.S•llt, Co•la Mew, CAllHorntt 91•2• O.llll'o Kay H•ll•. u1a us.110, Coot a Mtta, C..lllomla 92'1' Thi• -..... IS Conducteo Dy an In dl•ldual Oetlt>tt K HlllS Tl•" •ta•-· "'" flied "'"" tho County Cltta ot Orange Covnly Oft Aprlt JO, 1'e1 l'UU61 PuDll•he<I Or-Co°'I Oaliy Piiot, 1'1611U May l , 10. II. 24. 1911 ,__., PubllMled Or-(OHi Dally Piiot, - Mey >. 10. 11. 14. "" JI-I P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS IUSINESS Tne loll-ll'IQ OffMlftl .,. 001no NAME STATEMENT ..... inon•• tno rollowlnQ person It ctolnQ l>v•i· SOLAA SHORES. 11600 Main non •• Stroo l ISO, HunllnQlon Beach. COAPOAATE CAPITAL, JOI Dove Calllonrla91 .. Slrttl Suitt 130 Nt wparl Buch Har•o GO<nl'lt•V. 1'3111 Hl..,1lc Catllor~•• 91..0 ' • Circlt. Hl#\llnqlOft Beach, C..llt-• HEABERl AtKELMAN. 11051 91M• Ca yu9a L•M, El Toro, Ca l•lornia JoM ~•. lffl It-I Or<le, '100 HuntlnQIM -h, C..lltornla tlMt Thi\ bu:t<ntu" tondu<.ltd DY •n in. B•rry Stnllll. 3501 s..emore, Hun· div/dual ll1>9ton eeacn, (AlllO<nle '2IM' Herbert AIUlmen Thll bu>IMU Is conduct.a by a Tiii\ •laltmenl was lllecl wlln Int QtMr•I partneNlllO. County Cltrll 01 Or..,119 Counly on Ha,.,,.y Gomberg Aprll' 1911 Thi\ 1tal......,I w H filed wllll lhe • l'U•1t9 Counly Clerk ol Or.,,llt CounlV on Publl•he<I Or-COASl O•lly Piiot, April )0, 1911 ,, .. ..., April 12, 1~1~, 1911 !'14-tl Publl\heel Ortl\99 Coa•I Delly Plkll, PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS HAME STATEMENT T ht 1011-1119 person 11 OOtng bu11 "''' ., JB MANAGEMENT ~EAVICES. IOlO Airway, Co>la ~~. Ct lllornla 1162' .loannellt M 8•11 , 10301 Nutmlnlltr Avwnue. Gt ratn Grove. :1111ornla 92MJ Tnl• l>viineu h conouc lttd bv •n 1n i1iwfdu1I M•Y J, 10. 11, 14.1911 ~I PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T llt lollow•nv person •• doing bull MH•\ N E WPORT BEACH DENTAL GROUP, 1441 Awocado Avenue, Suitt "°'· Newoort Beach, Calll0<nlt •2660 John Paul Eriks-0 0 S., a Ca111orn1t corparallon, l6QI 81.,. Key. Coron• Otl Mar, Cahl0<n.t tlMO J•--11• M Boll Jolln p E rtU,._n 0 0 s In< • J TM' 1t•tenwnt ••s llled with lhe Er1k\motn Presu.Mnt ounl'r Ciera of Or..,90 County on Th" 1wt1tnMt was lllta with lhe prtl t l"I Counly Cltrk ol Oren119 County °" FU'7t4 Aprtl '• 1911 r Pu1>111r.ea Oran11t C.out Oa11y Piiot. F1st1•1 prll 11. "· 16, May J. 11111 1110.f! Pul>h>lw>d Or •n11t Coast Delly Piiot. ---Aorll 12. 1', 76, May J. 1911 1111.a1 PUBLIC NOTICE --- 1 . PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS - - - - NAMI STATEMENT Tiit lollowln9 oerM>ns art doing ,ICTITIOUS IUSINISS IMlllneu eJ: NAME STATEMllNT I CASH LlMtTEO, 171 Soulh Anli. Tht loll-Ing PtrM>nl ere doln9 I Orlvt s..i .. 10> OrenQe ~lll0<nla IMlslnen ts .,.._' ' ' POST PRODUCTION SERVICES, AlberlJ.Lawh.ISIOVl1le Oel5ol. 11 411 Murphy Avtnut, lrvlllt , Analltlm Hllfl, c.alltomla ..,, Calllornlt 91114 Thlt bullllffS i. c-<lecl by e Jame• H Rou, >07 Ntrclnus flmllea pe-p. Avenue, Corona ~I ,,_.,, Ca lltornle Alllff1 .I. L.eWls 916ll This 1\ai-1 waa flied with lllt Donna L. Rolf. J01 Hercln11s Co\lnly Clerk of Oran119 County °" Aftnue, Corona dtl Mar, Cetllornle APf'll JO,""· 92~2:11blltlnets 11 ,_._. llY.,"" "'" Pwfltla/Wcl Orenoa CMSI O.lly PllOt, lncO'PO'Med .. _latlon -· lflen e ~ i. 10, 11, >•. 1'11 2101~1. PtflMrtNp J-H.R- P UBLIC NOTICE Thls llait-was filed with t,. Co11nty Cler-ot Or., .. Coullly .., Jen .. ary 20, 1•1 l'ICTITIQUS euSINHS Pubtllhecl Or-Coa\I 0.11.,"':.:':. MAMIE STATIEM8 NT _.,... Tiit lollowlr19 -Jon I• OolnQ bu•I· Mty J, 10, 11, 24, 1911 2074-.fl, ".,, .,. OONAVEN REALTY, W I LOI Palos 0.1"9, H11111l119t011 Bee<h, CA ,,.., PUBLIC NOTICE T"om.1 WHiiom Oo11avan, 111, l'ICTITIOUS I USINIU 4UI Lo& Pelot Orlvt, Hunlln9ton NAME STATIMIENT IH<ll, CA "'49 T ht lollow1119 person It doll'IQ llolll Tiiis bull-11 cond\Klecl.by e11 In-nen H : dlvlduel, . THE RAINBOW GROUP, 1114 t-. W. Oon.t"en, 111 Salvador St., CO\te MeM, CA 'hlt Tiiis lltt-1 wet filed with tllt Cllarllt S.VUra , 1114 Selv-SI. tovnly Clerti ot Or-C,Ounly on Colla Mew, CA t26Jt Aprll 1', 1911 Tlllt boitlnet• Is c-lltel by .,, In l'l .. »J dlvlelu•I P111HI-0r*'09 Coa&I O.lly l'l!OI, 0-llt S--a Aprll "· •• Mlly,, 10, 1911 Tiii• \Wit.,_, ... !Ilea wllh Ille l!IM-41 t oul'IY Cler~ of Oran11t C.Ullly on Apfll lt, 1911 '* • • 0 \ 0 o a a a cs NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS OUOfAflOM' IN(LUDI TltAOOON TMI lllW YO••. MIOWOT, ,,.C.,IC. , ••• •ono•. OITIOlf ANO CINCINNATI noc• lll(MANOH 4'10 •ll'OITIO IY fMI NASO ANO llllflNrf - •••••• a s s a t 2 3 2 -----...,...---·------·--· N1,o Lt• AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE OUOTAllOIO INtLUOE U&OU ON fNl lllW TOllK llllllOWUl 'AC.,IC 'IW ~TON 01 llOll UIO (lll(llllUlll H OO 1 ll(lo&NQU ANO lll'OlflO t1 Tll( NASO ANO IN\flN( I \olt1 Ntl N•t' '\..w Ull ( .. 'l hit• • NII Nit~ ~ U1I C1"! --------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May, 3. 1981 l'~ ..... , -···-........ "'9P' ___ __......, _____________ ..................... . Orange Coast OAtLY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 NEWS FEATURES UC suit clouds patent rights Daughters find selves Charli• Brown 1'4, _, Book describes women pn road away from welfare -~5 By THOMAS D. ELIAS The Up of a potentia lly threatening new Iceberg. That turns out to be the role or the lawsuit rued last fall by the University of California when patents claimed by private companies raised doubt about who "owns" a university's Ideas and their spinoffs. , The UC suit is still undecided and was a factor in the swift ups and downs of the price of atock in the South San Francisco genetic engineering firm of Genentech. The company's stock soared when lt was issued, partly because of investor excitement abo~t Genentech's contract to clone the antl·cancer compound interferon for a big · pharmaceutical house. When investors saw \hat the UC lawsuit clouded the profit picture, Genentech stock declined. ,.,, BUT WITH THE MAJOR QUESTIONS in that Jawsuit still far from resolved , new issues are ris· ing around professors and the profit motive. Most universities permit faculty members to consult for private companies. The professors are paid in eiJher cash or company stock. The time they're permitted to spend on such business can be a major recruiting inducement, since consulting fees sometimes amount to more than the pro· lessor's regular s alary. But disputes can arise that are at least as thorny as those m the interferon case. In that cas~. two UCLA resea rchers isolat.ed some bone cells that appeared to produce more interfe ron than any ---------cells found earlier. These CAUFORtlA round their way into the hands or a drug company mcus a nd were refined a nd made still more efficient. •----------Genenlech's task is to l'eplicate theln to produce large amounts or the ~recious formula. But what if the dispute had involved ideas rather than material goods? Universities are sup· posed to retain title to anything their personnel de· velop on Wl1versity time. BUT WHEN A FACULTY MEMBER is also a bigh-priced cons ultant feeding ideas to private in- dustry, who can say whether the ideas were de· veloped on company time or university time or even on his own t ime? T he conflict of interest possibilities abound. especially with some professors being given equity lbstead or money. And the potential pr oblems a r e most widespread in California. where the s tate's uni· versities are in close proximity to the new bio e n gineering firms . which are centered in California. Professors could. for example. steer their stu· dents' work in dire ctions that would air projects of companies they partially own. If they consult for rival firms. they may develop rivalnes within their departments. Says Henry Kaplan, a Stanford University r:adiologist and pioneer in treatment of Hodgkin's Disease, "We may have situations in which faculty ... cease to communicate with each other because their proprietary interests a re with dif· ferent companies. There m ight be subtle pressures on s uch faculty members with respect to secrecy In their res ear c h , whic h under normal circumstances would have been treated as open." RESEARCH GRANTS MADE BY pri vate firms have tr:iditionally been adminstered by universities, e ven when the money was intended to finance only one scientist's work Universities. which provide the work facilities and atmosphere. took a percentage and sometimes used it to finance important research that wasn't drawing much money because it wasn 'l very commercial. BOSTON lAP) -Because she was a bad pool player. Carol Peacock began running social programs for girls, got interest· ed in mother -daughter rela· tionshlps and wrote a book about her work. ··Hand·Me -Down Dreams," lo be publi~hed this m onth by Schocken Books, tells the stories of four mothers and daughters in ·a city near Boston, a nd or Miss Peacock's work lo lead them to "independence and away from we lfare. The book covers about four years, 1972-1976, when Miss Peacock worked for a private social agency in Massachusetts. But in a sense, il was t riggered one year earlier In New York's East Harlem. Arter graduating Crom Cornell University, 'Miss Peacock studied al Columbia for a master's degree, working one year in Brooklyn and a second in East Harlem "That really taught me more than I have learned since, especially the second year ," she said in an inter view. "I began to run girls' groups. I realized how important mothers were." lier lack of skill at shootmg pool with boys at an East Harlem settlement house was such that she was beaten by an 8-year-old. "I looked around the room." she said. "All the girls were JUSt sitting around " So she Sli.trted working with them as a group. "They introduced me to their mothers. I realized something was going on." She said she believes girls have trouble breaking away from their mothers, and "it's a step harder" for girls on welfare who generally don't have falh~rs. leaving mothers and daughters who "don't ha "·e anything else" but each other "But when you can help them separate, then you can help the dau~hter get to school get a job. · she said ' "What I tried lo do was be the way or helping them separate . to give them an alterna- tive . You can't pull one a way so much as help them both "I had as much supparting and caring for the mothers in some ways as the daughters ... she said . "If we only worked with daughters, we were going to fail." And. she added , "Mothers aren 't just demons. They are lonely." lt may take more money to work with mothers and their d a ughters, she said, but there is "cost effecti veness in not only getting your daughters off "l/AND·M E-OOWN DREAMS'' AUTHOR Carol Peacock welfare. but mothers . and the next generation," s he said "What my book really tries to tell is how do you separ ate from the person who' gave you life . You love them so much. but you also hate them in a way," she said For many women. mcludmg the four girls in the book. "the hardest thing they hi.Ive to do is separate from their mothers ... she said. "One or the other reasons I wrote it was to help people understand " Miss Peacock. 32. left the pro· g ram m 1977, five years after starting it. It had grown from four teen-age girls, whom she counseled individually and. with a part time helper. in group sessions, to 200 girls and a staff or 12 Her book is about two of the original girls and two who came soon after. and about their mothers and grandparents. The names of the girls are fi ctitious. but they are real and not com· positc characters. Much or the book is in the girls' street language. She used tape recordings of some of the group sessions and had the girls "They were quite excited" reminisce on tape to check her recollections . She a lso had a journal she has kept since s he was 12 She said the book really got its start in case histories and ex- planations she wrote trying to get additional financi ng for the program. Miss Peacock now works at th~ _North Shore Community Health Center in Boston and has a n internship at Tufts·New England Medical Center mental hea lth program as part of her work for a doctorate at Boston College On her own . s he has been working with 12· and 13-year-old girls in the Combat Zone. Boston's adult entertainment district. who come to a program at Tufts-New England ··When you get them young enou ~h. you can s how them choices." s he said. She suc·ceeded with three of the four girls in her book they gained their independence and got Jobs "Shelly's married now with a little girl." she said or one of the four girls. who works as a secretary .. lt 's like the firs t generation that won't be on welfare." In some cases. s ht' had to act as a surrogate mother to lhe mothers and the d aughters she was trymg to help , she said. ·'That's what r felt when Shel- l}' showed me her baby." she said . ''I'm a grandmother .. ~ -: ~--..,.--.~ ... ,,,,.,. --· C t~J II• o ... J J ,.,.,,,.1,. '•r ti .,,, h1 Snoopy (Jot•Ni \ ,,.~J,_.,,.,, .. , I 1h Woodstock . (> tQ6.• U• lf'tJ • r •'.1'ff ._.,"'J, 41f' Hl( Lucy Molly Voll• The trend is away from tha t practice. especially with some payments taking the form of stock. Kaplan believes one way to control the new trend is to apply the same rule that governs out- side clinical earning of Stanford Medical School faculty. A percentage of that income goes to the medical school and Kaplan advocates use of the same formula in departments like physics and biology, some of whose teachers are parlaying their university links into high incomes. Sun Belt • income up Some universities have actually sued lo lake part Of the prOCef>dS from ideas and inventions - like the interferon·producing cells -they believe results from university-spurred activities. OUTSTANDI N G - Sus an B. Anthony. top , women 's s uffrage pioneer, has b ee n n a m e d o ut- standing woman of the century by the American As - sociation of Universi- ty Wom en. Among others honored, from top, were Eleanor Roosevelt, Margaret Mead, anthropologist, a nd Helen Keller. Others are just now developing policies. But It's clear that the interferon case and others that are less prominent because they involve less money than the billions of dollars that will go to whoever patents a reliable cancer serum have created a new world for some academicians It's also clear I.he universities don't quite know how to handle their new problems. (Elias is 11 columnLSI txued m Santa Monica J EmplOyers list reasons for reje.cting ·applicant By .JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear J oyce: I'm 19. I 've-been look· lag for a job for a long time. Why woa 't somebody bl re me? -B.P., New Brunswick, N.J. I Texas cat=eer Education Coordinator Walte r Rambo has sent along a s urvey by Northwestern University's Place m ent Director Emeritus Frank S. Endicott. In rank order, here a re reasons business and Industrial concerns gave for not of· fering a job to applicants: 1. Poor personal appearance. 2. Overbearing know-it·all. 3. Inability to express self clearly: poor voice, dlctton, grammar. 4. Lack or plan· Dilll for career: no purpose or goals. 5. Lack of confidence and poise. 6. Lack of interest and enthusiasm. 7. Failure to partlclpate in acllvities. 8. Overem1>hasls on money: Interest on· Jy tn best dollar offer. 9. Poor scholastic record -just got by. 10. Unwilling to start at the bot· tom -expect.I too much too aoon. u . Maket excuses, evaslvenea. hed&ea on unfavorable facton in recorda. 12. La ct ot tact. 13. Lack of maturity. 14. Lack ot courtesy. lS. Condemnation or put employen. 18. Lack ol aoclal understanding•. 17 Marked dislike for 1cbool work. 11. Lack rl vitality. 19. Falla to look tn&41mewv In the eye. 20. Llmpy, flthy band-Iha.kt. 21. Jndeclalon. 22. L.oah durm1 ncat1001 prefemn1 &au.Ide .... un1. a . Unhappy mar· rMd Ille; M. Frtetlon with pe.ratt. . a CAREERS 25. Sloppy appltcauon blank. 26. Merely shopping around. 27. Only wants job for short time. 28. Little sense or humor. 29. Lack of knowledge of field of specialization. 30. Parents make de· cisions for him. 31. No interest in company or industry. 32. Emphasis on whom he knows. 33. Unwillingness to go where we send him. 34. Cynical. 3S. Low moral standards. 36. Lazy. 37. Intolerant with sttong prejudJces. 38. Narrow Interests. 39. Spends muc h time In movies. 40. Poor hand· Ung or personal finances. 41. No in· terest 10 community activities. 42. Inability to take criticism. 43. Lack of appreciation of va lue of ex, perience. 44. RadJcal ideas. 45. Late to Interview without good rea~on. 46. Never heard of company. 47 . Fail\ll'e to expreH appreciation tor interviewer'• lime. 48, Asks no questionl about the Job. 49 .. Kigh· pre11ure type. ~. lndellnlle reaponse to quettionl. RrAO£R SERVICS: Ant ,au,,,,,,,.,..,, to go to MJOrlc o/f n grodwt• frt1m ~ .choof1 8fond for O /rw Copf o/ "F~ Toct1 Abotd P....._,, For Yow Conn, • 0 21·pogc No~ ... ,,, ,,.. ~fol , ..... ,..,. Co. kttd JC*"~ nqw• lo 'J ... l.-Sf Hllf al 80i 19,-·eo.q ..... ~ .... • South, West show big gains in per capita wealth WASHINGTON <AP > -In a graphic sign of growing Sun Belt s tre n gth , a n ew s tudy o r America's per capita income s hows money flowing steadily so uth a n d west from t h e Northeast during the past de- cade. The new Commerce Depart· ment s tudy also indicates oil - rich Alaska has replaced Con· necticut at t he top of the per capita income list, while Mis· sis'Sippi remains at the bottom. Residents of the Northeas t still rank high in per capita in- come. just behind Americans on the urbanized West Coast, but the biggest gains in the 1970s came in wide-open and warm· weather states. The r e po rt . issu ed this weekend, is new evidence of sur- ging economic development in southern and western slates. which have lure" people and bus iness from the Northeast with good climate, •s pace to ex- pand a nd re lative ly low-cost labor. T he report noted "large in· creases in labor and proprietors' earnings in manufacturing, con· struction, state and local gov· ernment artd' private service· type industries" in states that showed b{g income increases. Slates which showed relative- ly s m all increases In per capita lncome -most or which were above average a decade earlier -were doing less well in such Industries by 1980, it said. The report also said : -The natio n's overall per person income rose 143 percent to $9,458 during the past de.cade. Every state showed income ris· Ing higher than the decade's 93.4 percent lnflatloo Increase aa measured by the Commerce D e partment'.J personal con- sumer expendJture defiat.or. -Alaska, averaging $12,406 for every man, woman and child, now ran.ks No. 1 In per <:aplta Income, followed by c.oa. netUcut, Callfomla, New Jeney and Wyomln1. Mlululppl, averallna •·•· Lt No. 50, ., It WU In -ltTO; It DOW tralla ArkaalH, Soutb l>atota and Al1bama at the ad ot \be lilt. -Tbe 1ap haa ,narrowed belweeo tho tlchest and poorest regions, with 1970's below- a verage states increasing per capita income about 153 percent by 1980, while states which were a bove average in 1970 showed a 10-year increase of a bout 138 percent. Most of the highest-ranking states are still in the highly de· veloped Northeast and on the West Coast. while lhe lowest· ranking generally are in the Southeast and Rocky Mountain regions. But the trend during the 1970s was in the opposite direction. Per capita income was rising about 129 percent in Mideastern states ranging geogr aphically from Maryland and Delaware up to New York and 134 per- cent In New England s tales. the report said. Meanwhile, per capita income was rising 167 percent in the Southwest and 150 percent or more in the Southeast, Rocky Mountain and Plains s tates. Increases of 140 percent or more we re recor d ed for the Great Lakes a nd Far Wes t states . The trend was s im ilar to population s hifts r eported earlier by the Census Bureau. New .England, Mideast. Great Lakes and Plains states all s howed lower percentages of the national population in 1980, while percentages rose in the Southeast . Southwes t, Rocky Mountain and Fa r West States. At the end or the decade. Far West states had increased their per capita income to 113 percent or the national average, com · pared with 111 percent in 1970. The Mideast lost the r egional lead, slipping to 106 percent of the national average from 113 percent to 1970. Ste am e ngines help open rail museum SACRAMENTO (AP) -A lit· Ed Combatalade, a Sacramen· P•pp•rmint Patty Solly tie old puffer·belly and a huge to civic leader, read a letter "Daylight" locomotive broke a from President Reagan, who f•ind cer emonial ribbon as the $14 was governor when the museum m illion California State Railroad project was launched. Museum opened Saturday. Brown toured the museum ~ A toot from the puffer·belly, a after the ceremony and climbed th wh I replica of "Steph enson 's Into the cab of the "Daylight"' e 0 e Rocket" Clown here from engine and blasted its horn. England, and a blast from the The ceremony launched a A Southern Pacifi c 's monster nine-day ''Raillalr," the first eanuts engine drowned out speakers on s uch exposltidfl since Chicago's a plaUonn near the rt verbank ln 1949 site where the first transcon-Events include a rerun of the 9ang tinental railroad was begun. Pony, Expres•r a reaatta on lhe Gov. 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Th• ai.t•ma nt I• r•qulrad by I•• •nd la nacanary In PfOtactlng yo ur bualnan n•m•. Mo•t bank• r•qulra proof of flltng to open eommerd.i ec:counl•. Th• OAI L-Y PILOT p;oytclH tioth flllng •nd publlcatloft Mntc:a•. W• h•Y• •II Ille -•Nry form• end m•lnt.,n • d•llr ••r•lca to the O r•n o • Co u n tr Coutthouu. Either •to, b r one of o u r con•anlant ofllc•• or p h o ne t he LfOAI. O.f'A"TMlN'f MMl21, !ll. 112 lor 111o ra lntorm•lton encl tonne NODOWM AND $9,000 PAYS COST Tot al cash needed to close escrow. Mus t qualilf for loans. Mesa Verde s finest 4 Bdrm. dining. 3 baths, C.mlly room. fireplace. patio. huge yard $165,000. Call for mo r e details S46·2313 THE REAL ESTATERS # U11lnnity P..tl Beautiful 3 Bdr m + bonus room, Julliard model. greenbelt loca lion. Walk to school. park & shopping Good rin'll ncing and terms. Full price $159,000 Ask for Ma ry Donnell. TRADITIONAL REALTY HOMES 6. INVESTMENTS 6) 1-7370 ILU E PACIFIC 3 Br 2.. Ba, front row, Cameo liigbJands home. S u n set 180 vu of Catalina. 3 pvt beaches. New carpet·mov~ in to· day. IT"S PERFECT Duplex below the Hwy In Cd M. Completely re· modeled in 1978. owe lrg 2nd . 3 ID 2 ID 4i!- This CdM duplex ts steps w the beach. Plenty of room to expand. 10°/o-DOWN Model like nu condo iJl Laurel Pt. Pool, spa, end unit Move in today 14 UNITS E.side, best location an Costa Mesa. Great an· come 24 UNITS Pride of ownership, lOXgross, excell. loca· lion. MESA VERDE LINDA ISLE'S ULTIMATI Dramatic, gorgeous, a istinctive. warm. and livable are just a few words to describe this distinguished quali ty estate. 90 private feet on the water. Room or over a 100' vessel. sa.,600,ooo. SPYGLASS HILL-5 AMEST Gorgeous and h ighly upgraded . Pool. jacuzzi. entertainment center. breathtl;lking bay. ocean and night light view. $730.000. QUALITY OM THE PEHIHSULA Here's your opportunity 12 separate houses on one lot. Patios. bay and ocean view . G real financing . $425,000. TWO IALIOA DUPLEXES .Great _r e ntal location, walk to shopping. bay and ocean. $350.000 and $375 ,000. ~ -Exec. S Br 2 Ba home COLLEGE PK w/beaut. pool in pvt set· $251500 ting Lrg assumable. .1?1.l1·d,Jf;1ll jt. f 0 • r/.j.ju·1i1k., .1?,wl l .ua6· 640·9420 2125 S.m Jo.iqu1n H1lh RJ. in Nl'wporl (t•nll'r Total 4own and assume $92,SOO loans 3 Bdrm charmer with family room , co untr y k1tchen/llv1ng area A beauty for only $118,000. Call for more details. 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS Low interest loan. MESA VERDE Spacious 3 Bd 2 Ba pool home. Under market at $135.000 Incl $96,000 or assumable loans EUROPEAN DELI Busiest HB location $55,000 -w/great terms. Health forces sale. TIMRHOHE 631-1266 OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUH 12·4 91 3 OAK, CM. 4 Bdrm char mer New listing VA SI 18,500 POOL HOME Large 3 Bdrm 3 Ba 2·sty wi th family room '. Located near OCC and walking dis t ance to parks a n'd shopping. Ow ner wiU help finance Full price Sl79,000. OCEAHFttOKT REMAX 2 Bdnns, 2 ba, unfum. New S8SOyrly Lillie Miss Mulfetsat on a IAYFROMT Turret. along ca.me a D~ 3 bdrm, 2 bath each unit. Fireplace, bwlt-tns. Ex cellent rental area. Near beach & bay. $285,000. 642-2253 eves. 3 Bd 1 b" r spider and read in the rm. ... un urn. D ·1 p·1 Cl ·r· d Mint cond S8SOyrly. a•.Y 1 ot ~ss1 1e CHAMMB. FttOHT section about Miss Muf- 3 Bdr m. 2 ba, unfum. fet's Tulfet and bought it $750 yrly. for $9.95 You cafl sell U:.e the Daily Pilot "Fast Rc~ult" service directory Your i,,erv1ee I!> our :.per1alty associated BROKER!> ~REALTORS l Ol', W Bolbo.:. b' l 1661 GIANT HOME! A mus t see! Covered en· try lo this magnafaceot S Bdr m 3 bath home. Huge fam ily room ., bri ck fireplace. formal dining. Builtln breakfast bar. Beautiful pool d separate spa. Gas B and firepit Many, many extras. Only 1189,900 Call for more details 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATli:RS OWHY DESPERATE Corona del Mar Duplex. Huge owners unit. 4 car garage Submit all of- fers now. Must sell ' @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631 -6990 WOODBRIDGE2Story, 3 Bdrm. 2~ bath, ramily rm w !plank noors Near lake. pool & tennis Ow n er wall ca rr y Sl00,000 at 14'l 1 year S169.SOO. PENTHOUSE Newport Beach. Completely furn. bach. unll. All you need is you r toot h br us h. $120,000. Assumable loan at 123 or rent at S8SOper mo. DOVE R S H O R ES Fabulous view home. 4 Bdrm . 3 bath. huge family rm, pool & spa. $625,000. I R VI NE TERR ACE Adorable Model home 2 Bdrm . den. Park like yard. S2S9,950 Open Sun. 1·5. 1500 Seranade, CdM. FAlllLL&CO. 759-1091 your tulfet and lots of other things t hrough Daily Pilot Classified Ads Call 642-5678 associated BROK ER S IHAl TORS l01~ W Dalbo., b' 1 lbb I /15-34-11 Call 642·5678 ext 322 WATERFRONT FanLast1 c jetty view One of lhe Maikai's loveliest 2 Iklrm 2 bath condos. Lge lanai w/detailed lattice work trim. The superb contempora ry furnis hings may be purchased. An exceptional property. $549.500, !MERALD IA Y -Enchanting 3 Bdrm cottage with pla ntation s hutte rs, used brick, sunny patios. In one of our fin est communities with private beach. pool and tennis. $370,000. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 by appoint ment. Call 675-3411. TU~TLEROCK HIGHLANDS A s tu n n ing achievem ent by Pollock Interiors. Exquisite decorating thr uoul this 4 Bdrm, l sty home with separate d ining room and large master s uite. A new and exciting offering $312.000. NORTH LAGUNA -Magnificent wh ite water view by day and lights of Dana Point at night. Outstanding custom built 4 Bdrm North Laguna home on t he ocean side of the highway. Large lot. Just ste.os from the beach. $685.000. OWNER WILL TRADE -20 acres near Ra ncho California. Ownf.!r wants condo in Nwpt , Irvine . Costa Mesa. Can be divided into 4 to 5 acre parcels for small eq uity or $140,000 takes all. COIOHA DEt MAI DUP'LD -One of the few duplexes w /a pool. Desirable s treet w /hi income, comfort 3 Bdrm owners unit. $320.oOO. JASMINE CREEK -Comfortable 3 Bdrm home with pla ntation s butters. parquet floors , lush carpeting, tasteful decor ating. Within the securit y ga tes of J asm ine Creek . 9114% assumable loan. $335,000. RIDGBJHE RANCH EST ATE S~ctaalcrVlew This Orange Park acre estate la situated ma· 1eaucally atop a hill tak· mg Cull edvanta1e of pastoral and light views. Over looks 'Rldgeline Racquet Club. 5 Bdrms, 3\AJ baths. Bi() sq n. The pool, spa. BBQ and out- door entertaining area are ouu tandlnc. 1.47 acres. Large aa9umable loana. Priced to sell 1895,000. Ask for Joleene ,..,l~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:llilll•••••••• Canno n. Re1lde n ce 1118-0533 or Elite MIOC· tlat9~ Real F.ltate. TUITLEROCK HIGHLA.HDS -2 story, 4 Bd rm 3 bath MacGregor . built by Lusk. Step down living room. large dining room. bay windowed breakfas t n ook with s unny sit-down view. Exquisite in every detail. $365,000. COMMHCIAL LOTS-3 conti~uous lots . zoned C2 .. in San Cle mente . OUice build in g p lans available. $296,800. 7lCM7'0 VIEW BARG AIM! YOUGITMOll flOMTHI STOii • llST IUY IM VIUAJUU 1 .._ 2 ba.. oc.e. •le,,. LOW DOWM. lluf fMK'"-Slll.tOO. To Place your '"Fut Rn ult'" Service Directory ad .•• Call Now Popular hiddeo 2 story. Covered entry, private llvtnc. Huce family room . fireplace, countey kitchen. Jllormal dtnlna room , 4 Bdnne, a bttlll. full deck m ,..r of home for a beautltol view. Man~ ulra1. Only -·-· c.ua.-1111 THE REAL ESTATERS MIWPOIT SHOUS. Meiw ...... l ... ZH.~.._._, • .._ Steps to lteula, ct~••• tf•. Sllt,tOO. 642-1671 W .Jll .. .. • _.........,.. ____ .. ...,...._._...,.. • -___ _... ___ ....__, ___ _......_ __ .... ~._..... --------..... -...-...... -----------QI Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 .._..,,... s. ........ Fors. . HMHI fw Sat. 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OUTSTANDI NG WATERFRONT HOME WITH PIER AND SLJP. ALL WOOD AND GLASS CONST R UCT ION BU I LT WITll NAUTlt:AL PERFECT I ON .. SPACIOUS LI VING ROOM WITH VAULTf:D CEILINGS .. FORMAL AND I NFORMAL DI NING ROOMS COZY FAMILY ROOM WITll WET BAR TWO PATIOS 0:-lE WITll . FJREPIT BAY VIEW FROM FAMILY ROOM. Ll\'ING ROOM AND MASTER BEDROOM. SEE DORJS BROWN. 1036 POLARIS DRIVE .............................. $995,000 COME WITH US .•. TO DOVER SHOR~S. IMPRES-51\'E FIVE BEDROOM HOME. UPPER BAY VIEW IS ENJOYED FROM MOST OF THE HOME ESPECIALLY THE MASTER BEDROOM FOR)1AL DINING AND FArt,VLY ROOMS .SPARKLING POOL F'F.E LAND NOT LEASEHOLD .OWNER WILL HELP FINANCF~ .SEF: SALLY NETTEL . 1842 GALAXY DRIVE .............................. $665.000 COME WITH US •.. TO LIDO PARK DRIVE. ENJOY THE PEACEJo'UL AND RELAXING VIEW FROM THIS EXOTIC TWO BEDROOM ANO DEN CONDO. TllE WATERFRONT VIEW IS FABULOUS BOTH DAY AND NIGITT PROFESSIONALLY DECORATED BY LOIS HARDING INTERIORS COMPLETE SECURITY SYSTEM PIER AND SLIP AVAJLABl.E SEE BRIAN SCHOFFMAN 633 LIDO PARK DRIVE F-2 ........................ $650,000 COME WITH US ... TO WESTCLIFF. I MPRI-:SSIVE FU!J H BEDROOM HOME. FULLY PANELED DF.N BEAM I:-:D CEILINGS' IN LIVING AND DINING ROOMS .LUXURIANT POOL s1z1:-: YARO WITll ELEVATED GAZEBO SEF.JANE FRAZ1':E 1118 SOMERSET LAME ............................ $595,000 COME WITH US .•. TO DOVER SHORES. BEA UTIFUL r'AMILY 0 R l E N T E D F 0 U R B E D R 0 0 M H 0 M E C 0 M P I. 1-: T g PRIVACY LOVl-:LY VIEW SPACIOUS STEP DOWN Ll\'IN(; ROOM 1-'0HMAL UINING ROOM WITH FIRJ::PLACE A!\D CHANDELIER LARGE f'AMILY HOOM WITH FIRI-:PLAl'E ANU EA T I N G A R EA S E PA R AT 1-: R R E A K FA ST A R EA o F f'' KITCHEN DARK ROOM IN TllE TllREE CAR GARAGE SEF. SUSAN FROST. • 2012 SANTIAGO DRIVE ............................ $350.000 COME WITH US •.• TO DOVER SHORES. SL.'BSTANTIAL FOl1 R BEDROOM llOME WELL MAINTAINED BOTll INSIDE ANO OUT. ALL ROOMS ARE SPACIOUS, INCLUDIN<~ DINING AND FAMILY ROOMS LOVELY UPPEH BAY vn;w SEE ELAI NE SVEDEEN 2130 SANTIAGO DRIVE ............................ $249,500 COM"E WITH US ••• TO THE ILUFFS. THI:: POPL.'LAR ·x PLAN CONDO !::ND UNIT TllHEE BEDHUOMS TWO AND ONE HALF' BATHS BRAND Nl::W CARPET SEE JOAN BIRDSALL OR MICHELLE DAVY 532 CAMCHA .................................... $194,500 COME WITH US ••• TO OLD NEWPORT. NEW TWO ANO THREE BEDROOM CONDOS. CONVENIENT TO SHOPS. THE BAY AND llOAC •HOSPITAL LOVELY BAY VIEW .. BUILDERS SAY ··sELL" .. WE ARE HOLDING UP HIS PROGRAM .. TERMS ARE VERY FLEXIBLE SEE IRENE LOUDON. 215 OLD NEWPORT BLVD ••• OP~ 1·4 ..• STARTING Sl69.900 SHOWN IY APPOINTMENT COME WITH US .•• TO DOVER SHORES. YOUR OWN LITTLE WORLD THIS SETTING OF SOLITUDE. SERENITY AND PRIVACY IS THE PERFECT COMPLIMENT FOR THE LI V I NG AREA INCLUDING T..aREE BEDROOMS, SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM . DINING AND FAMILY ROOMS THF. REAR YARD IS AN ABSOLUTE DREAM WITH SPARKLING POOL. EXPENSIVE DECKING AND LUX URIANT PLANTINGS ASK FOR DOTTIE AUSTERO .•.•.•.••.•..•.••.•••..• $495,000 • COME WITH US ••• TO ORAHGETREE. NEAT TWO BEDROOM, 1WO BATH PATIO HOME. .BEDROOMS ARE LOCATED AT OPPOSITE ENDS OF THE HOME FOR PRIVACY ASK FOi HARRIET 'ERRY .. . . . . . . .. . • .. . .. . . . . . . . $I 22,000 11617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE. 631·7300 Cottdo SpKiahh W ESTCLI FF· totally re· Ea st b I u ff Po o I Call the experts al the modeled + great terms. u- c on do inrormallon Assume $104.000 lst TD nvnK" • • center. at 10.25%. Seller will Lrg 4 Bdrm. ram1ly rm. Touchatone I.eally, lnc. carry $80 ooo 2nd at 12% Courtyard entry w/pool 96l-ml67 ' • + lrg rear yard. Ex ----for 9 years. 1289,900. c e I I e n t r ti m i J y Small R . E. Investor TURTLEROCK GLEN· neighborhood close to schoolo and shopplnw. Best value $230,000. wanted. Jasmine mdl. priced lo 55"-6516. move at $235,000 llALPIOPLE will love this beautiful 4 Bclrm home with family rm on comer lot. Many utraa. Only $133.000. C•ll DOW in.5370 ALLSTATE ~ REALTORS THISOMl'S ... Ab19lutely no cost to view tbll 5 bdrm home •Ith RV parkln1. aparkllnl pool/apa, Ila llan tll• entry. • phmabtd few IOlar beat. 'rake onr ultUnC 7~ '°° • pm, owe. ww'belp n..aoc.. What a met . .,_750, S~b­ mlll Submt&l .._..1 ...... &&AL.aTATE ColeH•ortily Ii Co W 0 0 D B R I D G E 1 ___ 6_4 _0.00.0_· _00_20 __ _ GABLES-Bridgeport model. premium loca· lion. A /C . solar . $219.SOO. CORONA DEL MAR·3 units, $280,000 In paper. Asking S4e9.000. CORONA DEL MAR·3 '1nila. jumbo loans to aa· aume. $419.000 Owner needs mOCMy·make of· fer - lkJptlalnt Customized Z Plan, Jaraeat plan avaUable. 4 Bdrm, 3 Bath, formal dlnlna areah ramlly room pl111 rmia ed boftus room Wra_p arouod cov· ered patios for extra privacy. Mexican pavera. Alr cond., Mall bu Uitbu. l'D&ny. many more c:"x\rat . $218.i>OO c•1..t1tr&c. ~ 640.0020 CORONA DEL MAR1~--~~~-­ Rf!NTAL-4 ed. I\.\ Ba1 4 car•*'· new bide. So. ol Hwy. $1200/mo. DARaEl.LPASH Ul·12111 RE'MAX ktc ....... T,.._ 1\.\ year new. aplit level, 3 Bdrm, 2'-' ba end urut Entertainers dell1ht wtth formal dlftln• rm, ~ncf 1ourmet kllcM.n. Recreation l nchadea, ....... ·~ball. ... ... Toucbatooe Realty I nc. ~ BEST IN BLUFFS CUSTOM E PLAN IAYfa9>1T . Spectacular view. water. sunsets & birds . Lovely country French decor Expansion of all rooms . 2500 sq. (t. Large kitchen. Latest appliances includfog Jennaire Range. 3 bdrms ... ram.rm, Corm. din, 31h baths $495,000. orEH 1-S 2147 VISTA IHTllADA LARGEST I LEVEL IEAllT'Y. End unit, 1900 sq . ft. Paula Plan. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. large master bdrm suite with sitting room. Finest upgrades including A/C. Private patios. Kitchen/ fam. room. $295.000 including the land. Excellent terms . OPEN SUH 1-4 436 OMOA COff Vista Omadal EHD UNIT E PLAH. Lovely park , mountain v iew. 3 bdrm. 2'h bath. kitchen w /large breakfast room. Cam.rm. w /bit-ins. $255,000. EVER SO RARE. I... \ \\ super end unit. All new kitciC) \\ ~.>J9.000. LEASE OPTIO..,_,, \ \\.LAILE. E Plan 3 bdrm. fam ·C) \\ •1 1 bath, vu. $275,000. HELEN B. DOWD REAL TOR, INC. 644-0134 List & Buy With The E:xperis STEPS TO SA.MD $179,500 3 Bdrm + loft, 2 Ba. Fantas tic buy 'this close to the beach. DELUXE WA TBlFROMT 1'1ER & SUP 2 Bdrm up, 2 Br 2 Ba down. 3 car gar + 3 more park s paces off st. S65e.OOO. ONE YEAR OLD OCEAMFtlONT TAKE OVER FABULOUS LOAN OF $426.000 IN C LUDING 12 3;4 'fr lNTEREST. 29 YEARS TO GO. TRY $150,000 DOWN. ASKING $649,000. HOT LOCATION Commercial property-3 unjts on 2 Fee lots. Almos t Coast Hwy address w /easy access. Good traffic. $239.500. WATERFRONT HOME Lrg liv rm w /dramatic cath. wood beam ceilings & beaut. floor to ceiling frplc. 3 Bdrms 2 Ba, lovely open patio w /brick walkway to sandy beach. $259.500. JACOBS REALTY '75-6670 29 l9 Newport BIYd. corner J4ffl SUPER FINANCING AVAIL.AILE Pride of owners hip 4 bedroom "Pale rmo" in Harbor View Homes features wooden flooring in entry and country kitc hen . Inviting family room includes wet bar. fireplace and g uest bath Outdoor ente rtaining is a breeze in this lush backyard with extra large patio and fi repit. $325,000 Fee. Call LARAINE SHAW for details . and financing. 675·6000 or 760-9088. • U,._.l()U~ ti()MI:~ REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Eaal Coaat Highway. Corona d~I Mar KING SIZE BARGAIN 4 + IOHUS + POOL Giant 4 BR. 2 story! Bonus rm with walk in wetbar ! Cozy FP! Sparkling pool! Take over $98,760 VA loan at 9'h%, payable $992 PITI! Priced to sell fast at $159,990 ! Call now! THE JiEAL ESTATERS 963.6767 UDO ISLE cozy CHARM 2 BDRMS, 2 bath, immaculate con· dition with expansion potential. JUST $330,000. OPEN SAT. 1 to 4, SUN. 1tQ5. '214 VIA DIJON, LIDO ISLE Ho..aes For Sale HouH1 For Mk HousuForS• ••.••.•.....••......•......•.......••............•.•.................••••................... !:~ .......... !~.~~ ~~ .......... !~~~ ~~!'! .......... ~~.~~ ~~~ .......... !~.~~ ~ TWO LONGS • .,.., .a... .. 671·7761 760-1 Jt1 CORONA DB. MAR How about a brand new luxury home with Income unit attached? We've got three of them ~ call for details. CAMEO SHORES Exquisite entertainers home with 600 sq.ft. entry hall. Ocean and jetty view -s teps to private beach gate. Inquire. SPYGLASS t1L1 Breathtaking view ocean. harbor, city lights. Mint condition model home. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, pool and spa. PENINSULA POIMT 5 Bdrm , 3 baths. architect designed home 4 years new. Priced below market. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Somerset Model· -with secluded yard. Reduced $10.000. Owner anxious. Move in condition. Steps to pool and greenbelt. · Somerset Model 5 Bdrm. 3 bath with custom wood railings and plank floors. Choice location in Phase JJ . Montego Model huge yard with pool and spa. 4 Bdrms 2 baths. new carpets. Reduced $5.000. Owner motivatt!d. ~ .... TWO 673-7761 ~ ... ONGS . 160:.1191 Geny • Chrl1to STARNES COMPANY * * * * * * ~Heritage Collectiort MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB VIL.US Lovely 3 Bdrm 3 bath end unit. enclosed courtyard. double garage with loads of s torage cabinets. Beautifull y maintained adult community . with pool and spa and s e e u r-it y g a t es t h r u o u t. W a I k to exclusive Mesa Verde Countrv Club and golf course. As kin~ $185,000 . For information anc1 appointment to see . C'all 540-J151 MESA VERDE Sharp 3 Bdrm on corner lot Featuring 2 fireplace~. new roof. copper plumbing ~nd much more . Owner will carry the financing and will also sell VA and FHA. Priced al 5136,000. Call 540·1151 DEC ORA TORS DBJGHT Upgrades thruout. Beautiful back yard with s pa, 2 Bdrm + den. 212 baths. double garage, l1 2 years new. Assumable financing available. This condo is offered at $148.000. Open Sunday 1-4. #33 Glenhurst, Irvine. 540·1151 ERITAGE You've Arrived at ... BIG CANYON C ustondzed DNU¥11e This highly upgraded 3 bdrm, 3 ba home has it all. 3450 sq ft including custom pool. s pa and sauna. View of the golf course and all new carpet compliment the many refinements. A huge kitchen. family room and formal dining room complete the amenities. Couple the above with excel. assumable financing and you can move in before summer starts. Exclusive at $875.000. BIG CANYON Mlllottoln't ltow The entlre cul-de-sac boulevard (7 custom homes) n estles the first fairway in Big Canyon. California's most prestigious country club community. T his Tudor estate offers the ultimate in prestige, site. location, view. value, appreciation and financing. $1.1 Million in assumable loans and owner will carry s ubstantial paper. Exclw;lve with CoJe Realty at $2.3 Million. 2075 Sen Joequtn Hiii• Rd. Acl'011 ffOm 810 CANYON Newport Beach MO-Sm .. ULTIMATE ELEGANCE 1f you appreciate fine things you must see this outstanding Eng. Tudor estate high atop Harbor Ridge. Ocean, harbor & nite views. 7500 sq ft of superior custom d<'sign. 5 Bdrms, 512 Ba. pool, s pa, your own tennis courts. $2,900.000. Call for cipJX>intment. HARIOR RIDGE Beautiful customize.d La Tremont plan on view lot. 4 Br + den, park. parquet floors. spa. $699.000. owe $500,000 at 131,2',. TOP OF SPYGLASS owe seso.ooo Gorgt'ou ~ c:ustom estate. ocean & harbor views. ultimate design & decorating. 4 Bdrm. 31h Ba. formal cJming. $1 ,495,000 714 1760-9333 RARE OPPORTUNITY IM CAMEO SHORES Lowt1st • pric:ed fct' simple available! Gre at a ssumable.• ls t TD. Enjoy afternoon sun and views from wood d eC'k 3 beautiful pri\'ate beaches. Only S54!J.OOO 1 Call today ' BOAT WA TC HERS DELIGHT This Cameo Highlands beauty is pric:ed to sell : $33~.0UO. Only 10', down with owners a ssistance! One level 3 Bdrm plus huge yard. Hurry! SUMMER BEACH BARGAIN Charming 4 Bdrm. Cozy living room features; wood burning fireplace . O\\ncr will h e lp finanrc 1 Only $209. 900 ' • THE REAL ESTAT&:RS 673-8550 LOW DOWN ISLANDER 1 ST CHANCE GONE! SOLD Bayfront Estate only 1 left. Brand new home on Newport's exclus ive Peninsula Point. This 4 : bdrm. 4 bath home includes an 11 exquis ite master s uite with balcony 1 1 1 o verlookin g private doc k and , neighboring blue pacific. Drop by , 1 Saturday or Sunday 12·4 for open : : house or call for an apJX>intment to ':see Available at $1.650,0001 , rncluding the land or $1.295,000 leasehold. Owner will help with 1 financing . 2274 Chonnet Road lalboa P~ninalla Call Dan Bibb BIG CANYON I I I I I Immediate occupancy possible with this immaculate Broadmoor home situated on a quiet cul-de-sac with large pool and great entertaining area plus separate jacuzzi off , master s uite and lots of built-ins await you. Only for the most : discriminating buyer. Large assumable loan. Listed at $799,000. • DOVER SHORES · 114 ft of bay frontage -5600 sq rt or 1 quality construction._ This 5 bdrm Mediterranean style residence in the best of locations ls offered with the best financing available. Price is $1 ,750,000 including the land. Owner will carry $1,000,000. Call Dan Bibb for appointment regarding these listin~. QQ, QC)j[QO i:Jt\Lll'Y . ' 675-2311 . __ J • I • NEAR NEWPORT~A MESA ...... Ito.. -,,..,, .. tot .. • 9Ull1' ....., .1 ......... 11 ~· •••• lo ... ''Pri• of OWMMlatp,. .._ wfftt J ..._.mdZINltlas.0...-? ltt TD wt .. ZO% c• .,_.. . la•c-4 to Sl7Z.OOO. 631-14 NEWPORT CHARJe-POOL ... f-lty .,... Oft a ... lfrfft. L..,.t pool -decli ........ MCWecl itec\ yera Hrro•dtd by ... ...,.,. ~ ...... rOCNll ..... _,..., ,. ...... d ~Two~+ ... tllat cOllkt .. 3rd btdrooM. $115.000 .... 631-1400 NEWPORT CUSTO~GE Spoc'-t Zbd. 2 ba. °" ..... trullllad a.I• soc. FWty tOOfll\ extra lg. lot, "*" for pool. custo. Wit for ~ ......... My ......... cl. Mmy ........ SZ4t,500. lack lay ano. 613-6900 LIDO ISLE HONmlJON A perfect 1torter cottap wltll l ........ & 2 ba. paffo & --· ...... ,.W. wmlpaper & carpet SZtt.000. 631-1400 CANALFRONT--tJPEN SPACE YU Lo•.ty rtdecorottd 4 bed ....... 2-story ..... c ...... leoded CJlala. Mn.lccmt ..... 1crCJ9 IMttcJ "°°"' wlHI patio & MOiter bed. deck. Walk to pool • ..._. & beoch. leclitced to SZ55,000. OwMt-anxious. W.Wt! 631 -1400 OCEAN VIEW-NEWPORT Two fully f11r•lahed houH1 In an Hcellent locatloft, I 20 feet to the oc ... f, ORt. Gr.at OWW'I 2bd., lba. front hotlM pkts a lbd.., Iba. nar hoYM. OwMt-wilt carry I st. $355,000. ON WATER-FRONT ROW N.wty decorated 2 '*" Zbo co-op. Goupovs Ccrtalifta wt ~ basin mw. As.... loan. s ..... wil. au.1st ... tlamtciacJ. loaf slip a•ail $215,000. SPYGLASS--IASTORAL YU OfferiwcJ flexible lease/option fft1M °" this Hewporter "'°ct.I wfHI 4 bed. fOlft. ""' dM.nn. hotM with Interior gordetl. lllytlcJhts & lftOre. $ 4 9 5, 000. 63 I -1 4 00 GRANDEUR ON LINDA ISLE A mdettce of CJl"Clftd pi oporllon °" ,,..... stlqlou1 Lindo Isle. Enter thn lush gcrct.n1 oHr brick wall Wflf1 & dip pool/spa to total el~. Two story hon.-with wlndhMJ oal& ttalrwf111, entry fountain. Formal ll•lng room with spoc:lou1 f...Uty room lncluclllCJ large IHhn bar. Formal dining rm. + ,.......t Idle""-Luxuricw IMlhr suite + 4 CJMll be.-OOm1. Large OMtdoot' patio ... boat dock & .. , for 3 boats. s 1,1ts.ooo. 631-1400 BAYFRONT EXCELLBl:E--UOO lreatMal&itMJ VIEW oa tt. WATER frCMll thh ...._. 2-story ....W..Ce. Exe• Hoaaly decorated wfth .................. ty ""1lout HM IMIMJ r'OOR'I ,,.... '"'9ch doors, ..-ble fWeplau & stailMd ---1. S.parah den with pi"O~ ""' rond bar: ..... d dWftCJ l'OOM. ,,...... ... hrior lpcL Fl•• total bedrooMI Include 2 large Master 1ult11 & all co•fort --..... Exterior reh actable aW11McJ o•er patio + separate coddaH deck leaclng to pier •d sip for 2 boats. SopM1ffcoftd HCurfty lptwln. Shown by ad•ance appt. to qt1allfled buyera. SZ.400,000 fff. 631 ·I 400 EXCEPTIONAL HILLTOP ESTATE! PnsffcJ'on Harbor Ridep Locotlofl with 110 VU OF la Oc.-& N9i llcJhta. •4ocJNflc ... t qyallty & detail ~ tW1 5700 sq. ft. resldeftc:e. Stll "-to Mtect yow oWlt decor for thh fonMI hotM with 4 bed, Htw.y, _,... ~ ........ ............ fom. ""' and 9'••11DrCM11 MGShr Mite wltt. fil aplace, ~k. ._. & 1pcL lmpnHIYe and CMS .... for ... parttular hoMeoWMr, "' ... best traclffo. of Hli1 LCM1b XIV Mc.or-a.o.s.. SI, 995,000. 631-1400 BAYFRONT CONOO--URGE Mon "°°"' ......... y ........ lhh 2 bed + M & patio nHCh ._ 11.C. loaf 1llp aull. Submit lean/option. $610,000. 631-1400 LITTLE ISLAND SEREJITY - Cutowll1ed l bd., 2ba. hoM• w /1kytlghh, bra11 flxt...s. JN-Air ll(tcllH, FrHcll doors & fireplace. s.,_ ate I bd.., t ba. apt. ..... ' •hrs. A decorator 11towca11 . $637 ,000 '73-6900 WGE VUFRONT II WFF Gr-.d proportf•• ...,. Hlh w...ty ~ 3 IN4. "°-wfHI do .... VU. fro.a MOtt ,....._ Spiel-f9ar& Wllenl ,,., f.....e ...... s.,.r• .... ,., ,... be..tlM .-. & ... St75,0Q'O . OWMIR WILL CARRY RMAMCIM•. 631-1400 CURB APPEAL-BALBOA ISLAND ,..,... loc ..... --........... . ~ 2-story. J ........ ...... ......, .... ,., .......,. ..._ w/fpk. :.J:H.~114. c.,..W _. ••al. he L.-of ...... __._ a.r.. 1~-4 lo S4ZO.OOO. '1Mt00 BETWEEN BAY & IEfAN C•t-2-ttery P111i11 In Pt • ...._ wltfa J....,Ja....e•a..-,ert•tul--. Leh ef ...... 11•11'4 .. $421.000 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May, 3, 1981 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I 002 ri•er• IOOZ Ho... Fw S. ..._..For S. •••..••••.............. ·•·•·······••·········· ............................................. . - - -Ge•r• 1002 ••••• tOOZ ~§~~ Tti~§~~ OPIM TODAY l·I UM19UE IH HARIOR VIEW -Country kitchen, super master suite, lovely yard. 4 bdrm Palermo model. $325,000. Fee. See Laraine Shaw at 2018 Port Ramsgate Pl. UH19UE IH COST A MESA -Poot. fabulous huge yard, 3 bdrm. used brick firepla ce, hardwood floors , skylights. and incredible assumable loans. $165,000. See at 2632 Riverside Or . UHl9UE IH H~R fSOR VIEW HILLS - Ocean view 3 bdrm .. 2 bath on oversized lot. $425,000. See Susan Harder at 1000 White Sails. UHl9UE IH WOODIRIDGE -4 bdrm., 2 bath highly upgraded, next to park, mountain views. $189,000. See at ,20 Whistling S\9an. UHl9UE IM SEAVIEW -Cheery 3 bdrm., 2112 bath Hampton. Private cuJ-de-sac location, comm. pool and tennis . $395 ,000 . See Barbara Hutchings at 1900 Yacht Maria. UHl9UE IH OLD CORONA Da MAR - Country kitchen sophisticated master suite, two fireplaces, three patios, bay view, 2 bdrms, 2112 baths. $357,000. See Sara Marvin at 502 Acacia. UHl9UE IM IA YSIDE VILLAGE - Overlook bay, charming mobile home. fireplace. deck, $89,500. See Lynda McRoberts at 300 E. Coast Hwy #52. UMl9UE IH COST A MESA -Charming 2 bdrm., 1 bath on large lot with lush landscaping. Assumable 1st, $149,000. See Sharon Corzine at 213 Magnolia. UHlc;>UE IM SPYGLASS 4 bdrm., 3 bath Portsmouth model, 180° view. Unbeatable owner financing. $650,000. See Kathie Shields at 11 Tiburon. UHl9UE IH VERSAIW -One bdrm, penthouse, pool, gym, guarded gate, good financing. $139,500. See Dennis Scholtz at 100 Scholz Plaza. UHl9UE IH UNIVERSITY PARIC -4 Bdrm, family room, formal dining room, beautiful decor. cul de sac, high ceilings, community pool. tennis, spa. See JoAnne Perkins at 19 Klamath. $225,000. UH19UE IH CAMEO HIGHLANDS - Light & airy, 4 bdrm. pool home, private beach, $324 ,500 fee. See Binnie Dixon at 4812 Cortland. UHl9UE IM WESTCLIFf 4 Bdrm, 2% bath, family room, quiet street, great financing, bring your own decorative ideas. See Natalie Fogarty at 1121 Berkshire. $249,000. UHl9UE IM HARIOR VIEW -3 bdrm contemporary, teak kitchen cabinets. shutters, earth tones, two large yards. A completely r e modeled home. $355,000. See Mary Ann Anderson at 1132 White Sails. UHl9UE IH COROHA DEL MAR Duplex with 2 bedrooms in each unit, skylights and bay views. $450,000, call Laraine Shaw at 675-6000. UHl9UE IH IACK IAY 3 Bdrm Country doll house at it's very best. Used bricks, French doors, huge family room, pool size private yard. This is yo u r dream house . Unbelievable at $225,000. See Nancy Laux at 384 Mira Loma. . . UHIQUE IH WESTCLI,. -Hurry, priced under appraisal. Four bedroom, three bath , custom home. $250,000. See Barbara Riggs at 1601 Cornwall Lane . REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 E.aet C:O..t Hl9hwey, CoTo-del Mer WI MAH 47 OP , .. llST AelNn IN TOWN RCTaylorCo (>40 <)<iQQ HAlllOI YllW -SIAWIMD MIW LISn. 'Ibis Portofino ls Fantastic. Every room ls upgraded . Showa like a mode l a nd ha$ a comma nclln1 VIEW of Orange Coun\Y. All for only $479,000. You Have to see to believe. , ................................................. HillOR VllW HOMIS ULTIMATI FAMILY UVl.,_ OftlH SUteAY 1-5 1141 PORT kltieal Y ftL Finest Somerset model on the market with extensive use of wood panelling & wood floors, complimented by 5 Bdrms, 2 fireplaces, large formal dining room, sunken living room , surrounding a. cool, green atrium. Separate family room with wet bar. All of this surrounded by a fenced wooded park-like yard with a 3 car garage. Offered $319.500. · SHIRLEY HARRIS 851-1361 675-9434 C!E 110181 ILllllS ca. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE 14 MORROIAY SPYGLASS OPEH SUH 1-5 Two Stories Of Excellence. Sunken Living Room With Fireplace & Beam Vaulted Ceiling. Large Family Room, Full Length Hearth, Wet aar. Plus A Huge Bonus Room. Sellers Will Assist In Financing. Pool Size Lot. Asking $$.5,000. A ''Joy Of Newport" Listing. 835 AMIGOS WAY, #15 EASTILUFF OPEN SUH 1·5 Former Model With View Of Big Canyon . Three Bedrooms Plus Convertible Oen, 21/2 Baths. Wet Bar . lnter -Com . Lovely Appointments Throughout. Community Pool. Best Value In Area. Listed Under $200,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 542 VISTA GRAMOE I LUFFS OPEN SUH 1·5 Expanded "E" Plan. Lovely Turf Courtyard Entrance. End Unit. Three Bedrooms Plus Large Family Room. Eating Area In Kitchen. Mas ter Suite With Extra Closets . Three Patios For Indoor-Outdoor Living. Storage Galore. Great Financing. Large Assumable Loan. Come See Realtor. $254 ,900. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 1800 ftORT CARLOW HARIOR VIEW HOMES OPEN SUM 1·5 Desirable Corner Location In Phase II Harbor View Homes. Popular Montego On Fee Land. Secluded Yard With ' Spa. View Of Fashion Island And Big Canyon. One Bloc k From Community Pool. Park & Bike Traits. Owner Very Motivated $295.000. 2745 IAYSHORIDRIVE IAYSHORES OPEN SUN 1·5 Prime Bayfronl. Forty -Foot Frontage, Pier & Dock In Sxclusive Security Gated Bays hore Community. Lovely Two-Room Master Suite With Fireplace. Plus Four Bedrooms, Bonus Room & Den. Stepdown Li ving Room With Ten-Foot Ceiling. Spacious Dining Area With Wet Bar. Truly Gorgeous View Of Islands & Channels. An Extra Large Front Patio & Deck. Owner Wants This Home Sold Now! Sl.450.000. . "LUCkY YOU .. .. And lt Has A High Assumable .Too!" Th is Incr edibly Beautiful Contemporary Home In Costa Mesa's Best Area Can Now Be Yours. Featu res Inc lude Five Large Bedrooms, Two Impressive Fireplaces, Gorgeous Liv~g Room & Family Room, Skylights, Wall Coverings, Wet Bar -Fantastic! Price $232,900. Call Now To See. OUTST AHOIM• IAYAtOMT HOMI Lovely Custom -Built Home On Promontor y Bay. Living Room, Formal Din ing Room, Den/Library. Spacio u s Master Bed roo m Overlooking Bay Has Fireplace & Luxuriously Appointed Bath. Three Other Bedrooms & Maid's Room & Bath. Pier & Slip For Large Yacht . $1,850,000. II• CAMYOM CUSTOM HOMI Overlooking 18th Fairway . Outsta nding Custom·Built Home . Epitome Of Understated Elegance. In The Family Wing There Are Four La r ge Bedrooms, Each With A Bath; Master Has A Fireplace, Two Large WaJk-ln Cl-OSeta, French· Doors Opening To A Brick Terr ace. For mal Dlning, Gourmet Kitchen, Bonus Room With Bath, Plua Ma id 's Quar t e rs. Call For AJ>Pointment. $2,200,000. RESIDENTIAL REAL ES TA ft: Sf RVICFS OPEN llJUSE 1-5 . * • * OftEH IH JA YSHORIS • * * Enjoy this gracious Colonial beauty surrounded by lush gardens, trees & patios. See me regarding great financing. $495,000 with land. See Mary Harvey At 2450 MARINO DRIVE Picture perf eel charmer 3 BR. near beach. $425 .000 See LaVonda At 2801 BAYSHORES DRIVE Distinctive Cape Cod. Brick fireplace. Beams & shutters. 3 BR. 2 BA w 12 patios. $33.5,000 LH. See Melinda Ma rs ton Al 2661 CRESTVIEW DRIVE * • • OPEH IM THE ILUFFS • * * Dramatic 2 BR. end unit condo overlooklnJ:? deliJ!htful greenbelt. Bachelor perfect. $147 ,000. See Kay Parker At 2311 VISTA HUERTA Inviting• 3 BR. Tree lined street. Great price. Cozy & warm 2 story condo. $157,500. See Rita Ql;liggle At 2205 VISTA HUERTA 0'84 IH 5'YGL.ASS Expanded Southport on secluded lovely lot. 5 BR. 4112 BA. Playroom. Bonus Rm. + Fam. $595,000. See Eleanor Bowie At 6 MALIBU CIRCLE OPEN IH IACIC IA Y·MESA DRIVE HORSE PROPERTY. 2 BR . + loft. Study & stables. $335,000. See Edie Olson Al 2221 MESA DRIVE OPEH OH unU IALIOA ISLAHD Dr:as tic price reduction. Owner says sell ! Submit all offers. $325 ,000. See Suzie Exley At 118 JADE OPEN IM IRVIHE TERRACE 3 BR. 2 BA . Spa with view of bay & ocean. $305,000. See Lucy Rose At 1437 SERENADE TERRACE OPEN IM WEST HEWftORT Prime OCEAN FRONT DUPLEX 3 BR. Unique & new. $850.000. See Barbara Ballmann At 5807 SEASHORE OPEN IH WOODIRIDGE-«RVIHE Terrific Warmington Plan D. Two master suites +Den. Upgraded kitchen & decor. $158,750. See Nancy Simmons At 17 STARFLOWER CALL TO SEE GOLF COURSE VIEW Big Canyon Versailles overlooks 10th fairway. Lush garden patio entrance with spa. 4 BR . + den. $650,000. IRVIHE GREENTREE Hampton model is perfect for the Jr. Executive family. 4 BR. 3 BA . + large Fam. Rm. w/bar & built-in storage. Close to schools & shopping. Entertainer's dining room. Fountain & fruH trees. Creal neighborhood. $150,300. Fee. EHJOY UDO ISLAHD LtVIHG This summer and beyond in an immaculate & tasteful 3 BR. home. Landscaping with automatic sprin klers by Rogers Gardens. Private tennis courts, beaches & clubhouse. $525,000. MOVE UP TO CAMEO SHORES Private beach access included in this elegant 3 BR. 31h BA . Pool home. Newly customized. French doors. Etched glass. The finest of appointments, including spa & fireplace in the master BR. Good financing. $695,000. Fee. HAUTIM. JASMINE CREB Outstanding 3 BR. + Fam. Rm. split level located in 24 hr. security guarded community. Utmost privacy. Gorgeous landscaping. Handsome wood plank floors + many other features. SWJ,500 . IRVINE THRACE Light, bright family home. 3 B~. with sitti~g r.oo~ off master suite plus separate family room with its own fireplace. Mexican tile. New carpet. Large lot. $395,000 Includes the land. COUMnY EST A TE Back Bay. Sprawling 4 BR. custom on double corner lot . Circular drive. Pool & spa. Formal dining Rm. Fam. R m. Wet Bar . 2 fi replaces. Absolutely gorgeous condition & price. $345,000. CHARMING CAPI COD. • • Describes this like-new Bayshores 3 BR. 3 bath home. Traditional quality features include custom gourmet kitchen, breakfast nook w/fireplace, & family room. Master suite with beamed ceiling, fireplace, balcony & stud y. Leaded & stained glass wi ndows plus French doors. $640,000. IA YHlONT -HACH -Piil RARE location on Balboa's Little Island . 4 BR. on EXTRA wide lot w /view of harbor entrance, peninsula & Corona del Mar. Large bulldable footage for remodel or new constr. Sl.750,000. .. 6RIAT ..... OlHOOD Across from the greenbelt on a prime Harbor View corner lot. 4 BR, 2~ bath. Pool + f amlly room. 2 fireplaces. Numerous upgrades. Delightful at $284,900. OC .. MPIOMJ -~UMA l .. CH Nothing along the coast to compar e with this 2 mastet bedroom suite home for architectural Integrity & quiet serenity combined with the Joy or aalls, sunsets & surf. A ma1nlficent Pf,ivate mansion on your own secluded cove . 11.700,000. Inc udes the view. 644-9060. I I I' I I I I Cle Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 Ho.Ht fOf' s-. Ho.Mt fOf' s-. Honu Fors-. Ho.ttet Fors• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:.~.~ ••..••••••••••• ~~·······~~:.~.~ ........ ~::.~~ ........ ~!!.~.5:'!: ........ !:~~~!'! .......... !~~! !:~!'! ... : ...... !~.~~ ~~!'! .......... !!!~ ~=!'! .......... !~~ GeMt-ill I 002 I 00 tMf"el --1002 G...,... I 002 ~-.rol 1002 ···~·~·~·~·~· ~·...::··...::··...::··::.··::.· ::········ ............................................... ··········· ~ I LIDO ISLE HOMES . ~<4JL4-<..a.na+NZU.<a<a-~....,_ Fead~u,red 1 on H<?mes Tour ttus lovely Vlli•rtllllle Ill M•wport leecJa · OPEN HOUSE tra 1uona spacious. custom 3 ~rm. 3 bath home. newly decorated. Priced to 200 FT. WATERFRONT HOME sell quickly at $475,000. IASTSIDI LOCA TIOH. Near Newport Ow tlle PoW of Ne I Beath city limiti;. l mmaculat .. & Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 buth plus lge recreation room & 2 patios. Seam C'eilings. Great for entertain ing . S420.000. ~ort ll•d churming w/2 spacious Brs. cozy t • frplc. Greenbelt. Lrg. fenced rear An exciting, sunny open des ign Hll vit.•w hom<>. 4 + bdrm d~n . re~ rm, bar, dining rm, hul(c punorumic deck, pool sate, s~1m beach, dock & parking gulore. Walk to ocean. You ~11 ow.n the land & mu<.·h more. Beuutiful condition. ow~ financing. $1,500.000 673·0202 ~-' Pete Barrett RealW presents WATERFRONT PIER AND SLIP ON BALABOA ISLAND . COZY 2 BDRM COTTAGE ON QUIET SIDE OF ISLAND WITH 2 BDRM /INCOME UNIT OVER 2 CAR GARAGE.' FINANCING AVA ILABLE. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. $795,000. STEPS TO .NEWPORT'S FAMOUS IEACHES! ANO T HE PRICE IS RIGHT AT ONLY $137.500 FOR A CHARMING 3 BDRM 2 BATH S INGLE FAMILY HOME. BE THE FIRSf TO FALL IN LOVE CALL NOW MEW LISTING-NEW OltLEAHS CONDO 2 BDRM 2 BATH. 1 STORY. NEAR 17th STREET SHOPPING. EXTRA LARGE YARD. SUPER CONDITION. $119,500. NEWPORT IEACH BALBOA COVES QUIET LO CAT I ON 'FOR THIS BAYFRONT HOME. PIER ANO SLIP FOR 45· BOAT, SANDY BEACH. WITH NICE BAYSIDE PATIO. ENJOY CASUAL LIV ING IN THIS 3 BDRM HOME. #42 BALBOA COVES . $550 .000 INCL UDING LAND. CUSTOM WESTCLIFF DRAMATIC 2 STORY LIVING ROOM. FORMAL DINJNG ROOM, FAMILY ROOM. RUMPUS ROOM 4 BDRMS INCLUDING LARGE MASTER SUITE WITH SEPARATE STUDY ANO F IR EPLACE. RV STORAGE , ROOM FOR POOL. OWNER OFFERS EXCELLENT FINANCING. $449,500. llUFFS AREA ENERGY SAVING SEA BREEZES CONTR I BUTE TO CO M - FORTABLE LIVI NG IN THIS 3 BDRM HOME. A QUIF;TCUL DE SAC IN AN EXCELLENT WESTSIDE LOCATION. $150,000. 642-5200 DUPLEX FIXER !!! BUILDER'S BARGAIN Two \66'x300') lots. side by side neitr Newport'a Bul'k Boy One w t l'harming remodeled 3 Bdrm home Only S239.9SO' 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS CASA DEL RIO lfftltfM .Ww C<Mtdot Xlnt terms. 13<; interest for 3 years 12132 Ed 1nger l'lose lo Harbor Blvd OPEN WEEKENDS 12·5 641-1991 . 631·4361. agt. WATERFRONT CONDOS HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Purchase with 5% down on rantaslic terms. Brand new , l'pt'd, draped ON THE WATER Guarded gate entry. views. 2 car gar Pool and tennis 2 & 3 BDRMS AVAIL IM MED. Fro1 1 $299,ooo Ca II 7, '156-9600 SEAVIEW MEWftORT IEACH $399,500 Popular "New Bedford" model on large comer lot with ocean & city Light views Priced Cor fast sale Open Sat/Sun 1·5 at 2121 Yacht Yankee Vacant now available for 1mmed. Ol' cupancy Call for appt Losee HARBOR RIDGE RLTY 544-9411 COUMTRY STYLE MIMI-FARM $79,950 Rustic charmer with old time parlour. seduded richly paneled den, country kitchen. huge lot -extremely unique. 81g assumable loan. Seller will help finance. Hurry call 847·6100. Realty World /Beachside $715 MO. Pill! LOWDOWN Ass ume 71 S71 .300. I 0 '<a'·( VA Lo a n ! DOLLHOUS E. beaut nbrhood. Agt. 631 ·4361 , 641 1991 yard. 2424 SANTA ANA. OPF..N SUN l 5 Only $108.500. CALL TO SEE JUST LISTED. 1'n•t• shaded Eastsade Costu Mesu Ouplex. 2 Br each unit. Rovm to add 2 more rentals. Owner leaving a rca. $175.500 IOATERS ATTfNTIOM! Waterfront tondu w pier & ~lqJ , 3 spal'ious Brs. 2 baths . Only $2!J9,500 Owner will ht.•lp finam·e. ftlHIMSULA POINT. Exciting new 4 Br home for di s cerning buyers 8lep-down liv. rm w1French doors. l>eluxt• kit('hen with finest appliant'cs !luge walk·in closets. Firepla("C in master. $625.000. LIDO ISLl. One of Lido 's mos t altrut'li ve homt-s on wide s treet. Largt' lot . s unny So. patio. Formal dining room. Spacious master plus 2 actdl. Urs. 3 Ba. $425,000. ESTATE SALE! Must sell! Waterfront duplex. Inviting owners unit opening to a lrg. front patio w/dock. Master Br w 1s unde<.'k overlooking water Lrg. rear rental unit. Below appraisal at $399.500 Owner w1 II help finance D 4 v r D s 0 N K E A L T y r N C. Jll6 Newport ll.iwd r< t; 673·9060 ONE OF A-KIND $197,500 Corn~r 2-story traditional, huge fam.. nri: onrtooldn9 pool & •pa. Indoor scuu1o Lonly decor thruout this 5 -.. l 1h la honw. Excel. finaftch19 aY ....... ' JACKIE HANOLEMAN WM~ 611-1266 REALTORS' TIAtNIU C.fl'Q-0 4),, -D"C ~c.· .... rurrLll ~~ I""ll ~~ ~ lJ<f"~ •••• 1-~ CIAY I H>UAN ----- o leotrongit fh• 6 tlCfombl.d 'llfOfd' below •o mO~• 6 ••mote word\ p, 1"t letrert of toeh 11" 1t\ 11"4 of 1'QVOt91 I HOOTER I I 2 I I I I I, POEELP I I I' I I A R H 0 T T I BAOSUE I I I' I' I I SEANUY I' I I I I I EHBOLI I 11 I I I I I -Kids have lhelr own set of ethics I asked one kid, II he found a diamond llara, I would he return it? He said, "Only If a .... .. .... had lost II.., ~ ~~r;{t;,t0 I' r I' 14 r I' I' I' I' f6 I er:.;:" I I I I • I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS Answ•f"I ht Classiflcatlon 5100 IRVIMI TIRltACl-MeHI ISTATI FAMT ASTIC W ATIR VU.FttOHT ROW New cxt'lusivc listing. Great view of thl! buys, ocean, IJright lights & Cutuhna ! One of the large!>t lots u1 lrvirw Terrace (almost 12 acre> Traditional 4 bedroom home with huge family room. Lovely pool in front ('Ourtyard. St>parate spa. darhn~ new guzcbo on lower terr Call for appt. $1.095,000 including fee land IA Y CREST CUSTOM HOME Des igned for entertaining & family living 4 Bdrm. huge li ving room. large formal dining & family rooms. Gourmd katc:hen . Mas ter s uite separate from other extra·lge bdrms . Pleasing pnviH'Y in pool.sized back yard. Great terms $395.000 1315 AMTIGUA WAY OPEN SUH 1-5 ELEGANT "VERSAILLES"~XCLUSIVE OM llG CAMYOH GOLF COURSE SpcC'ta c ular Deane H ome s ··vers ailles" located on largest lot of all Deane Homes. Beautiful golf course view! Professionally landscaped yard with mature trees in a pri v ate park-like s etting including a lovely lge pool & hugl' s pa + an attraetive gazebo Gated front c·ourtyard entry w /founta an . Marble floor in foyer with glittering chandelier. 4 Bedrms, den. formal D.R. & 41·:i baths. Priced right at $895,000. Call for appointment. A VERY. SPECIAL HOME with fe atures that an: hard to find toda y . Large . overs ized lot . lmmat'ulute landsC'aping front & rear. cozy works hop off 2·t ar garage. wood·burning fireplace & a warm. friendl y feeling throughout See this 2-bedroom & d e n hom e . N o w $183.0<>0. Call for appointment WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO., REAL TORS 2 I I I San Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER, M.B. 644-4910 ON WATER-VIEW-SUP Start bulldrn9 this r•modef tomorrow! AJI p&ons ond ~nnits apprond by the city. Owner will assist witfl finanelnCJ. ----.,.,. 2-e Fabulous Newport location with tnmendous Yiew of Main lay. loot slip for ICWCJ• yacht. Fee Imel Has exisHftCJ 2-story home but plans mtd permits are included In sales priu. letf priced Of! loyfront. $995,000. WATERFRONT HOMES. '"t RI Al I "IAll •• Ii. I • I• 2436 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach ,, ' jj ••• 631-1400 OCEAN VIEW Bring your paintbrush & broom to Save $$$on this dirty dawg! ! Prime Laguna Beach duplex w ;attached garage . S ubmit o ffer ! 759-1501 or 752-7373. $10,000 DWN Spacious 4 br, 2 ba home. 13'h% loan. 963-5671 INVESTOR~ TRY 7% DOWN on 10 condo's in Prime Orange County Location. T .D. Holder will negatively ~rtize ,loan iP keep pymts low! ! ! Little negative only $71,950 per unit. 759-1502 or 752-7373. J 781 PER MO •••• is you pay when you take over existing 1Bt T .D. on this smashing s br Irvine home reaturing a rormal dining room, rplc, large rear yard! Only $119,000. 759-1501(752-73'13. $4,690 DWN RB. charmer w /flflW ctJU • paint. Taite over subj to emt ao.n. Aat1nt '91,900. 963-5871 Meet C.J. (Carol Jean) Gehlke. "C.J." represents the finest our firm has to offer. Since startmg with Walker & Lee recently she has proven herself by having most /istiflgs taken in February an.1 a sales volume In excess of $520, 000 In her first 4 months fn bus/l'INs. C.J. graduated from U.C.I. with honors, and formerly had her o wn mttrketing business. Sh• 1"181 lived in the area since 1969. For the best service available calf C.J. st 759-1501. DESPERATE!! Take over '6.54 /mo pymta on this 3 br • charmer ~ mUe to the beach. Seller boulbt anothe r & is very motivated. a"JOM 8 1/4°/o INTEREST Don't ~u tt~!v~ ~~re's so much more than you'd think from the street. Seller very motivated. Submit all offers! 545-9491 . STOP DREAMING! Let it happen -9% assumable loan. 3 br, fam rm, l:Y. ba. Try wrap loan (80% LTV>. Spaci~ liv area plus huge rear yrd w /btfi spa. Walk to community pool & tennis. Home warranty plus upgrades! St.s.9191 SPLASH! SPLASN Stay cool in the pool 1 we'll be pleased to show to anyone wbo wants to sav\? money I 7% existing loan, $225 ffDO. Call now -won't last! ~9191 PENINSULA POINT IEACHFtlONT Panorama· view al wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home. :noo sq. ft. foaturing marine room, entry, living room, dioing room buill ins, t.>k $1 .385.0<X>. ' IAYFRONT We have se veral fine home~ with pier & slip. s tarting at Sl.500,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J'11 l!oy•.1111· Dr •v• N 8 b7'l 6161 JUST LISTED Immaculate 3 Bdrm I 'h la home. Mew kitchH with bft.ins, and ceramic tile floon. New p&umbin9, HW conred patio and lar9e backyard. Lar9e auurnable loon. SI 09,000. Opt Hse today. 661 Ross, Costa Mesa. LAGUNA HILLS c;>ui•t location, frHhly painted, new carpetln9, nice patio. A condo for pl•asant livin9 located near pool and not fer from t~nnis courts. Offered at S99,500. LAGUNA MIGUEL Lonly 4 ldnn home OYertootdnCj B Higu~I Country Club. FGni1y liYiftCJ at its best, spa and fi~ surrounded by brick patio, up9rad•d carp~ts. window c0Ye_rin9s and wallpapers. Offe~d at S238,900. VIEW-$289,500 Spectacular Yiew of back bay, l I d r m s 2 1h I a t h ' , a I r conditiot1ed, family room. end unit condo. The most popular floorplaft. Just listed. OCEANFRONT WITH FINANCING Witfl S 150,000 down-mon Into a professionally decorated l Bdrm 2 la home on the sc:wtd In Newport Beach. This home has a new kitchen and large dKJc with jacuui. Priced at ;ust $575,000. AUTHENTIC SPAMSH EMERALD BAJI Classic Til•d roof, Spanith home. OceGftsid~ Emerald lcry. ~nCJ oceonYiew, hardwood floors, o,.n ceilin9. 3 Br, 3 la, Fam rm, Formal dinin9. $605,000. wooD·s covE Jlidt 1tep1 to Wood's Con a sedu<Md patio & spo hi91fic)hts this 3 ldrm 3 lath homt witfl fl,....,aoces, beam ceiHngs, mtd spectacular whitewater ocean views. $875,000. OCEANFRONT ACREAGE Loccrt.d on worfd fClfnDUS 17 Mt. Dnn, Pebble l•och. Cal, HMt 3.29 acre site is adjacent to the 13th CJren on Cypress Pt. CJOlfcourse. A beautiful panorama and prfcel.ss heritoge for future CJ•n~rationt . $660,000. GREAT STARTER HOME 3 ldnn 2 la, cloH to schooh mtd lhopplftCJ lt1 Laguna Nlcpf. Gnat auumable financing. Offettd at SI 50,000. PRIVACY ON THE IEACH A ran and ....,sual offetilMJ, a Custom hotM ltt HM center of the prf•ate 1and1 of LOCJllnlta. A spacious 3 b•droom 3 bath home with uparate CJUt1t ~ aN surroundiftcJ a cpMt cowyard Hd located on a 60' lot oe ffM IMach ltt ffM priHh con•1MNty of L~. OHw.d at 2.5 ... uo •. SPICTACULAI WHITIWATll For .... •scriMMGffftg ..,.,. we hcrfe tu•t Ntted o cftto. We. & plaster a,.,. b•oM lloMt o•~ the coest of Ho. ~lffc8'.1MsJ,....w fa"'llY hoMt offer• ... ry co••tnl••c•, a 9reat ••••rtol••••t or••· pool, aoc..._ .ct ...tt1"-cW v1ewa. Off•red •• s 1.000.000 wlttt ,.. ......... fllt.tc .... ................. _ ... :: .. ~==· ..... t a a a a t ~.~.~ ••••••• 1 .... ,.. IOOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SELi.ER HAS ANOTHER Home aod m\lltt Mil U1is beauutul home located In excellenl area of Tuattn. Step down Uvln1 room, family room, apace ~e ldtchen, 3 bl& bdrm1, uet rece,ntJy re· model . One year free home protecUon plan. Call today. m.1100 THE REAL E S TATERS AGENTS: You YOU GET MORE FROM TIIE STORE Jack H.1.Mch, Mgr. IAYROHT OPIH SUHOAY 1·5 Jll .... CoYH BOAT SLIP-SANDY BEACH + large 3 bdrm & den. 2 bath home & much more! $525,000! Owner I Agenl 673-9187 llDUCED $100,000! OCEAHF«OMT Choice comer duplex. 3 bdrm , 3 bath up, 2 Bdrm, 2 balh down. Can convert lo a lar ger home. SELLER WILL HELP FINANC E al 13%. Si9S,OOO! lctltoa lay Prop. ledton •675-7060• WOULD YOU BELIEVE $75,000 3 Bdrm fixer upper. located on huge lpl in Tustin. Call 752-1100 THE REAL ESTATERS MEWPOttT IEACH AHA 4 bdrm. family room & pool. Ready for mo~e in. New carpets, micro. much more. Assume $135,000 loan. 13% fixed rate. No quallCying. Ask · Ing $115.000. Owner may carry 2nd TD. RL'dh d I~ Re .. -tlty 1;-;-:: ~:)1111 EAST SIHFtla Whal a mess! Bring paint brushes. shovels and r akes and make $$$ on this bargain. Only $139,000. Won't last. Call now. @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 1J4-631-6990 VIEW-3 bdrm. den, 111'1 ba, dbl ear .. chain fence. rock frplc, small pool. patio, 6 fruit & 30 shade trees, nat. gas. $17,000. OWC. 1·~3765 Yucca Valley $3 $100 .. , it ta11e-s it ct PENNY PINCHER AD 3 l111t'' tor l dJ'~ on I,\ SI 511 .1 1111 ' \l1\1•r11,1· o nt• or morl' 11t•m:. '1.1lu1•d U II I 11 S 11111 l::u l'l1 o<ldllrnnal l11H' '' only 66f' for tlw I \\o cla ~ii Sor r ~. n o C'omm 1•r1·1ul 11d 11 a 11o"'1•d (' h u r fol 1• \ llUI r t•nm P1nchtr \ d 0 I .U S I' \ fl U r ll11nkAm~rlr•u tJ \'1:-.41 or ~fa,.,t('r <.'hurj!f' c .. ..., Md ... i••r e4 t .. 'rhtt ••• ,,...i c .... _.,.._~ t :toA,.. t. l:Ji'M fw •at '9y't....., W HI .,, __ .....,._ ,...,~.~. HOUSES . FOR SM.E I IEDIOOM lOOScholt Pl <Versailles> NB 675·6000 $139,500 Sun 1·5 I II ,... FAM 1M w D .. ~ 16th Place, Costa Mesa 759-1501 $100.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 17 Morena, Irvine 644·9990 $158,500 Sun 1·5 2 IEOIO~ 685Seaview, Laguna Beach 497-3331 $179,500 Sun12-4 :30 213 Magnolia <Eastside> CM 675-6000 $149,000 Sun 1·5 2449 Rue de Cannes, Costa Mesa 613-8700 $139,950 Sun 1-5 119 Via Vella. Lido Is le, Nwpt Bch 673-0697 $484,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1111 S. Coast Dr. Unit A202, C.M. 532-1888 $129,000 Sat/Sun AJI Day 502 Acacia, Corona del Mar 675·6000 $357,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2311 Vista Huerte, Bluffs, N.B. 644 -9060 $147 ,000 Sun 1-5 28182 Rubicon Crt, Laguna Niguel 831 -8440 $164,900 Sun 12·4 4962 Persimmon <Univ. Pk) Irv. 759-1616 $190,000 Sun 1·5 214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, N.B. 963-8182 $330,000 Sa 1·4/Sn 1-5 123 Via Zurich, Newport Beach 631·1400 $299,000 Sun 1·5 2 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 26 Sandpiper, Irvine 552-9616 $149,500 Sat/Sun 19 Orchard, Orangetree. Irvine 559-6297 $139,900 Sat/Sun 11 -4:30 28076 Gunnison Court Laguna Niguel ' 831 -7634 $154,900 Sat/Sun 1-6 868 Hillcrest Dr .. Laguna Beach 631-7300 $289.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2221 Mesa Drive. Costa Mesa 644 -9060 $335,000 Sun 1·5 310 Fernando St, U-406, Newport Bch 640·5357 $45!},000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #3Seafaring (Jasmine Ck) NB 759-1616 $315.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 Maritime Dr .. Cor ona del Mar 640-9755 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1118 Nottingham, Westcliff 642·8235 $257 ,500 Sun 1·5 302 Alta Ln ( E /Side) CM 645·0303 $115,000 Sun 1·5 1500 Serenade. Irv. Terral'e, CdM 760-9340 $269,950 Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM 4301 Dana Road, Newport Beach 642·0222 $160,000 Sat/Sun 9.4 3221 Manitoba, Santa Ana 975-0448 $139,950 Sat/Sun 1·4 3213 Dakota, Costa Mesa 556-7174 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 620 Shas ta Lane. Brookview. CM 979-8373 Sat 1-4 14791 Hunter Lane. Midway City 894-2789 $82,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 ••6408 Ocean Front W., Npt Beach 642-3215 $598,000 Sat/Sun 11·5 1437 Serenade Terr Orv. Terr) CdM 644-9060 $305,000-LH Sun 1·5 118 Jade, Balboa Island 644·9060 $325,000 Sun 1·5 2205 Vista Hue rte, Bluffs. NB 644-9060 $157 ,500 Sun 1-5 2662Crestview Dr .. Newport Beach 644-9060 $335,000 Sun 1·5 17181 Rotte rdam. Huntington Sch 963-8377 $1 12,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 9 Ashbrook. Woodbridge, Irvine 552·1800 $163,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 30 Elderglenn , Irvine 552-1800 $116,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1025 Park Ave .. Laguna Beach 497-5494 $249,000 Sun 12-4 : 30 2521 Sunflower W ·2, Santa Ana 759-1501 $123,600 Sat 1·5/Sn 2-5 232 Via San Remo, Lido Newport Sch ' 631-1400 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2801 Bays hore Dr., Bayshores. NB 644-9060 $425,000 $un 1·5 230 Shakespare, Anaheim 631-1400 $119,000 Sun 1·5 129 "G .. St., Newport Beach 631 ·1266 $250,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 4627 Cortland. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $339,000 Satl-S 400 Vista Quinta, The Bluffs, NB 760-6028 $250,000 Sun 12·5 20612 Egret Ln., Huntington Bch 960-2183 $107,000 Sun 11·5 1861 Rhodes, Mesa Verde. CM 979-8373 • Sun l ·4 300 E. Cst Hwy #52 (Bay Vig> NB_ 675-6000 $89,500 !::iun 1·5 661 Ross, Costa Mesa 644-7020 $109,000 Sun 1·5 2632 Riverside ( Eastside) CM '67S-6000 $165,000 Sun 1-5 423 Lugonia, Newport Beach 675-5511 $135,000 Sun 1·5 3396 Wimbledon Way. Costa Mesa 646·7434 $190,000 Sun 12·4 2716 Shell, Corona del Mar 631-7600 $795,000 Sun 1·5 •1101 White Sails Way, CdM 759-1975 $437,500 Sun 1·5 •1091 Santa Rosa, Costa Mesa 646-7434 $146,500 Sun 1·4 1212 Berkshire, Newport Beach 644·9990 $269,SOO Sun 1·5 4821 Cortland , Newport Beach 631·1266 $395,000 Sun 1-5 J ll ,._ FAW 1M • DIM 1761 Port Manlelgh, Newport Beh 64().()325 $275,000 Sat/Sun 9-7 3175 Bermuda Dr., Costa Mesa 545·3462 $130.275 Sat/Sun 12~4 ••38 B alboa Covea, Newport Bcb 675-7060 $525,000 Sun 1·5 • • 1038 Polari1 D r, Dover Shra, NB 8!1·7300 "85.000 Sun 1~ 2214 Alta Vitt.a, E·Bl uffs, NB 673-7300 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1 ... 1601 Reef View, Spyal .. IUdle 844..e200 ~19.000 Sun 1·5 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. May, 3, 1981 DIRECTORY •"P ... ~ 6"t_., _... Y• IWI _....... _ C P .._, lllaalk+ Al ..... ..._, l ttM IM!i9w wt ~ \it .,..-W ... lily ... v thllt .. _a...,., DAllY MOT W.uff ADS.,._ ....... ...-.._.. fer Mlh w ,_'" ~ .. ltt -· laf• ..... i. IWt <..._ -11 S--*r .... s...,. 1132 White Sails <HVHls) CdM 675-6000 $355,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 611 Lorettano, Laguna Beach 497-1761 $315.000 Sun 1-5 •34022 Chula Vista. Dana Point 831 -8440 $319,900 Sat 12·4/Sn 2·5 36 Woodgrove, Woodbridge, Irvine 552·1800 $354 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2039 S~ipway Ln, Ba ye rest. NB 631-7300 $299,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •308 38th St, Newport Island. NB 631-7300 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 421 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hghts. NB 631 -7300 $330,000 Daily 1·5 1830 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach 673-8700 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #14 Mallard (Wdbrg >Irvine 551-3000 $220,000 SattSwt 1·5 1912 Sumba, Mesa Verde, CM 963·8182 $184 ,900 Sat 1-4 •2312 Redlands, Newport Beach 631-1400 $197 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 151~ Cu.mberland, Westcliff. NB 631-5150 $239,000 Sat/Sun t-5 2323 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach · 631-1400 $975.000 Sun 1·5 2450 Marino Dr .. Bayshores, NB 644-9060 $495.000· Fee Sun 1·5 •2790 Lore nzo. Mesa del Mar, CM 631-7370 $179,900 Sun 1·5 2113 Miramar, Bal. Penin., NB 631-1400 $444,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 801 Cliff Drive, Ne wport Beach 631 -1400 $392 ,000 Sun 1-5 8 Monterey Cir .. New~rt Beach 644-9990 $459 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 320Seaward, Newport Beach 631 -1400 $369 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3089 Klondike. Newport Beach 631-1400 $320,000 Sun 1·5 2921 Jacar a nda <Mesa Verdel CM 645-0303 $134 ,500 Sat Sun 1·5 1602 Elm < Mf!sa Ve rdel CM 645-0303 $146 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 •682 Capital, Costa Mesa 556-2660 $129,500 Sun 1-5 2063 President P l., Costa Mesa 556-2660 $ll0,000 Sun 1·5 1721 Kings Rd. (Cliffhvn> NB 645-5000 X216 $655,000 Sun 1·5 384 Mira Loma (Back Bay) CM 675-6000 $225.000 Sun l ·5 1000 White Sails < HVHls > CdM 675-6000 $425,000 Sun 1-5 1900 Yac ht Maria CSeavu) NB 675-6000 $395,000 Sun 1·5 •418 Eas t 20th, Cos ta Mesa 646-7434 $179,900 Sun 12·5 •2050 National, Cost a Mesa 646-7434 $115.000 Sun 1·4 •4709 Hampton (CameoShrs > NB 760-9333-$725,000 Sun 1·5 5532 Sierra Roja CTrtlrk) Irv 760-9333 $192,500 Sun 1·5 33152 Marina Vista. Dana Point 661·1161 $165,000 Sun 1-5 916 S. Bruce, Santa Ana 540-3666 $105 ,000 Sun 1·4 1088 Glen Circle, Costa Mesa 540· l 720 $169.900 Sun l ·5 2932 Royal Palm,.Costa Mesa 540-1720 $128,900 Sun 1·5 1721 Iowa St., Mesa Verde, CM 631·1266 $159,900 Sun 1·5 1675 Iowa (Mes a Verde l CM 645 0303 $125,000 Sun 1-5 2512 Margaret Dr., Newport Bch 962-4450 $190,000 Sun 12·4 3174 Bermuda. Costa Mesa 631 -1266 $143,500 Sun 1 5 "IEDROOM 1721 Port Ch arles, Newport Beach 675-2139 $269,000 Sun only 1-5 683 Senate St .. Costa Mesa 548-1731 $115,000 Sat/Sun 10·6 1800 l'rt Carlow <HVHomes) NB 759-9100 ~95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 118 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 Sat/Sun 1·5 12 Canyon Ridge, Turtlerock, Irv. 552-1800 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2361 Cornell , Costa Mesa 646-7434 $137,875 Sat/Sun 12·4 •9872 Silverstrand, Hunt. Bch. 673-7300, $159,500 Sun 1·5 •426.Flower, Costa Mesa 673-7300 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 913 Oak St.. Costa Mesa 646-3255 $118,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 2121 Yacht Yankee, Seaview, Newport 544-9411 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 14671 Kimberly Cir., Tustin 759·1501 $187,000 Sun 1·5 19171 Biddle Dr., T rtlrk, Irv. 963·8182 $209,000 Sun 1·5 #6Queens Wr eath , Univ. Pk, Irv. 759-1501 $176.900 Sun 12 :3()..5 '*28 Drakes Bay. Newport Beach 631-1400 $495.000 Sun 1·5 207 Via Mentone, Newport Beach 631·1400 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #3&#6 Warmapring, Irvine 645·9850 $245,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1601 Corn wall (Westcll) NB 675·6000 $250 000 Sun l ·5 111 Via Quito <Lf do Isle) NB 673-3002 Sun 1·5 :30 •4812 Cortland (Cameo Hlnds> CdM 675-«lOO $324,SOO Sun 1·5 •119' Atlan ta Way, Costa Mesa 5'5-3710 t126,900 Sun 2·$ 3120 Uncoln, Costa Mesa • S..lW •1•.900 Sun 12-4 4 II plus FAM IM or Da. 2018 Port Ramsgate <HVHms) NB 675-6000 $325,000-fee Sat/Sul\ 1·5 20 Whistling Swan (Wdbrdg) Irvine 675-6000 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1315 Antigua Way, Baycrest, NB 644 -4910 $395,000 Sun 1·5 •204 Via SanRemo, Lido Is le, NB 640-5777 $649,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 11 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass) CdM 675·6000 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4191 Williwaw, Racquet Club, Irv. 552-6940 $169,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •1244 Polaris Or., Dover Shrs, NB 631-7300 $815,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1118 Somerset, Westc liff, NB 631 -7300 $595,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 2130 Santiago Dr., Dover Shores NB ' 631-7300 $249,500 Sun 1·5 2012 Santiago Dr., Dover Shores, NB 631-7300 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2832 Drake, Mesa del Mar, CM 645-4483 $159,950 Sun 1·5 14 Brillantez, Irvine 552·1800 $249,500 ~at/Sun 1·5 7 Poinsettia, Deertield, lrvme 552-1800 $155,000 Sun 1·5 37 Coolbrook. Turtlerock, Ini. 552-1800 .$259,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #11 Kialoa, Nwpt Cr est, NB 673-7300 $225,000 Sun 1-5 •9662 Scotstoun, Huntington Bch 963-3675 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2721 Pebble Dr., HVH, CdM 640-5560 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••8 Collins Island, NB 631 -1400 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l2 Suncreek CWdbrg) Irvine • 551·3000 $281,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1862 Bayport Way, NB 963-8182 $312,000 Sun 1·5 ~~4 Channel Road, BaJboa Perun, 675-2311 $1,650,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 6212 Sierra Sienna, Irvine 675·3411 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2208 Port Durness, Newport Bch 640-9900 $479,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 1815 Tanager (Mesa Verde} CM 557-6955 $262,950 Sa 11-3; Sun 10:30·2 •1730 Marlin Way, Baycrest, NB 673-4400 $449,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 *1542 Santiago Dr., Npt Beach 548-1549 $325.000 Sun 2-4 1822 Tanager, Mesa Verde, C.M. 549-2644 $232,900 Sun 1·5 19 Klamath <Univ Pk l Irvine 675-6000 $225,000 Sun 1·5 1121 Berkshire Ln <Westclf >NB 675-6000 $249.000 Sun 1·5 14 Morro Bay <Spygls> CdM 759·9100 $565,500 Sun 1-5 2105 Yacht Daphine, Seavu, CdM 640-5560 $475,000 Sun 1·5 5981 Sierra Bravo, Turtlerock. Irv. 646-7434 $235,000 Sun 1·4 1608GalaicyDr. <DvShrslNB 673-8700 $699,000 Sun 1·5 920Nottingham <Westclf) NB 642-5200 $449.500 Soo 1·5 •#1 Muir Beach (Spygls> NB 760-9333 Sl ,495,000 Sun 2·6 50 Ridgeline <Hrbr Rdg> NB 760-9:l33 $699,000 Sun 1·5 1032 Co11cord, Costa Mesa 557-8488 $134,900 Sun 11·2 305 Prosp ect. Newport Beach 540-1720 $228,000 Sun 1·5 •3165 Bermuda. Costa Mesa 631 -1266 $155,000 Sun 1·5 •2919 Pape r Ln (Back Bay> CM 645-0303 $190,000 Sun 1·5 •18120riole Dr. <Mesa Ve rde) CM 546-2313 $265,000 Sun 1·4 •3054 Country Club, Mesa Verde CH ' ' 640-9900 $269.900 Sun 1-4:30 • 1136 Pescador, Dover Shores, NB 646-6503 $625,000 Sun 1·4 4 IR plus GUEST 223 Evenjng Star Lane, N.B. 673-2500 $1,795,ooo Sun 1·5 S IEOaOOM 18905 Antioch, T .R .H .• Irvine 640-5560 $210.000-Fee Sun 1·5 1825 Tahiti Dr. <Mesa Verde) CM 545-7975 $239,000 Sun 1·4 S H plus FAM 1M w Da. •1842 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shrs, NB 631·7300 $665,000 Sun 1·5 1827 Port Tiffin ( HVHmJ) NB 644-0753 $349,500 Sun 1·4 1533 Miramar, Bal boa Penin. 760-1393 $459,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 4 Rocky Point, SpygJus, NB 631-7300 $1,400 000 Sun 1·5 1835 Port Sheffield <HVHMS> NB 760-1397 1$339,900 SUn 1·4 1300 Marian Lane, Newport Beach 673-7800 $389,500 Sat/Sun 1-6 5051 Yearlin g, CaUf. Hms, Irv. 759--1501 $1101000 Sat/SUn 1·5 1706 ·Port Aboey, HVH Nwp rt Beach ?s..J.D ~0~tee Sat/Sun t-s 1116 Ne wport Dr, RVH, N, 8 . 6'7M400 *319.750 Sun l·S • 1208 Key Wnt, RVH, Nwpt Bch S...QOO scso.ooo 5-tl&m 1·5 M80 San K arina, Colta Jlna as.NGO '232,500 Sat/Sull 1·5 - 1412 Antiaua <Oovdr Shores> NB 642-5200 $389,500 Sun 1-4 2752 Bayshore Dr. (8yshrs) NB 759·9100 $1 ,450,000 Sun 1·5 '*~8 Yorkshire (Hrbr Rdg> NB 760-9333 $2,900,000 Sun 1·5 •223 Agate, Balboa Island 646-7434 $625.000 Sun 1·5 3101 Monroe Way, Costa Mesa 631-1266 $197.500 Sunl s 2618 Redlands Dr .. Costa Mesa 548-2545 $198.000 Sun 12-A 1425 Santanella, Corona del Mar 644-9635 $360,000 Sun 1·5 6 IR ~ FAM RM or DIH •1524 Keel Dr (Hrbr Vu fDs ) NB 640-5446 $439,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2314 Westmins ter <E !Sidc) CM 645-0303 $215.000 Sun 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I IEDttOOM 100 Scholz Plaza #103, NB 673-7300 $108,900 Sat 3·5/Sn 12·3 2 IEDROOM 12132 Edinger, Santa Ana 641·1991 /631 -4361 Sat/Sun 10·5 2000 Meyer Place, Costa Mesa 641 -1991 /631 ·4361 Sat/Sun 10·5 413 Gloucester Dr .. Costa Mesa 675-5200 $125,000 Sal/Sun 1·4·3-0 •220 Nice Lane ( #106) NWpl Bch 631 -1400 $398,000 Sun 1·5 •240 Nice Lane. Newport Beach 631 -1400 $290,000 Sun 1·5 2424 Santa Ana Ave., E-side, CM 673-9060 $108.500 Sun l .5 1228 Rutland Rd (..#6 ), Nwpt Beach 631·1400 $124,500 Sat/Sun 2·6 240 Nice Lane (#101 1 Nwpt Bch 631 -1400 $184,500 Sun 1·5 1001 W. MacArthqr, Santa Ana ~ 759-1501 $87 ,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 1741 Tus tin ~llA , Cosla Mesa 642-5200 $119,000 Sun 1 5 1010 MacArthur Vig. #11~. Santa Ana 540·1720 $99.500 Sun 1·5 2 DR plus FAM RM or Da. ••633 Lido Park Dr, F-2. Lido Park 631-7300 $650 .000 Sat, Sun 1·5 215 Old Newport Blvd .. NB 631 -7300 $169,900 Sun 1·4 16 Encore Ct (Npt Crst) NB 631-6344 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •633 Lido Park (Fl), NB 631-1400 $610,000 Sun 1·5 3 IEDR90M #17 Odyssey, Newport Beach 675-6670 Sat/Sun 1·5 24 Arboles, RSJ . Irvine 552-4477 $195,000 Sun 1·4 2501 Sunflower, H-5, Santa Ana 540-1720 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 630 Sk yvie w , Costa Mesa 540-1720 $134,750 Sunl-5 l II pills FAM RM or Da. 532 Cancha, Bluffs, Newport Be ach 631 -7300 $194,500 Sat/Sun 1·5· 431 Vi sta Suerte, Bluffs, N. B. 640-5560 $237,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •835 Amigos Way #15 <E.blufr) NB 759-9100 $198.000 Sun 1·5 •542 Vista Grande <Bluffs> NB 759·9100 $254 ,900 Sun 1·5 JOWHHOUSES FOR SALE J IEOROOM 101 Aspen Ln .. Co s ta Mes a 631 -0189 $129.500 Sun 12·5 390Sunrise (Bk Bay Vig> CM 645-0303 $164 ,500 Sun 1·5 3423 Pinebrook. Costa Mesa 54p-1720 $132.900 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE l-21EDROOM 427-427112 Iris, Corona del Mar 673-6511 $265.000 Sun 1·5 2 -2 IEDROOM 174437 Via Esponoza. Capistrano Bch . 67S-l 779 $265,000 Sat/Sun 9.5 2516/2518 Bayside Dr .. CdM 675-6000 $450,000 Sun 1·5 l -1 IEDROOM 1510 Abalone, Balboa Isl., NB 631·1400 $637.000 Sun 1·5 l IR pin 2 IR 421 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 642·8235 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 208 Abalone, Balboa Island 673-7365 $399,000 Sun l ·S l II It l IR 1u5807 Seashore, West N.B. 644-9060 $850,000 Sun 1·5 HOME plus INCOME FOR SALE J II ..... I. 719 Mar11old , Corona del Mar 640·7000 $339,500 Sat/Sun l·S INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE .) ll ... 2. 399 RalcaJm CEastside) CM 646·325.'i Sat/Sun 1-5 • ·----~-------------... ----......... --------~-~-..--............... \ ------....-·-··'--., ...... ------·· .. MACNAB:-IRVINE REALTY MacllClb-l"IM Rdy It the •xclllll•• atM• of Sotheby ,... ...... .............. • .... , .. 0r ... Co•tr· Cal. today for ..... .. A SlJBSIDIARV OF 1HE IFMNE a:MPNlf l'OUll J'IWPOB! BIACJI ,01 DOVBB DBIVI Ml-8138 ~TATI ON THE IAIFttONTI Prime lip of nda Isle -over 127' with sli p for 80' .Oat. Enchanting "old world" architecture with all the modern conveniences. Large looms for entertaining incl. 2·story living 'tttn a nd stone fireplace. Secluded pool and a . 5BRS and family rm. Playroom and brary. orrered at $5,000,000 leasehold. Cathy Schweickert. (G28 ) COLLINS ISLE! Small exclusive island it /magnificent custom home! 5BR suites, $)t down bar. billiard room. Elevator to toot garden. Super view of islands and Jeninsula. By appt. only. $4,250,000 incl. bu\d. Cathy Schweickert/Joanne Akerman. tG29> .. IST OFfHJNG -UMU ISLI. Spectacular ircbitectural design on the big Turning Basin ! Features 5 s pacious BRs + Ubrary /family rm. Master suite has high tieamed ceiling, brick fplc & glamorous l)ath. $1,950,000 leasehold. By appt. Cathy Schweickert CGJO > tALA TIAL aEGANCE IH DOVER SHORES! agnificently designed 5BR French . egency and Greek classic style residence. sq.ft. or living s pace . Rare marble. d carved doors and formal gardens rlooking the bay and formal entry tourtyard w /pool. Sl ,900,000 inc l. land. Barbara Aune <G31 > "' U HDA ISLE LAGOON! 'We ll designed 4BR traditional on corner focation w /bay on two sides ! Circular S'taircase , marble fplc, family rm and lpstairs play room. Slip for two 55' boats. ppt. only. $1 ,850 ,000 leasehold. Cathy chweickert. (G32 ) YACHTSM84 TAKI NOTE! 55' boats can dock lh Jront of these elegantly casual homes on Ute Balboa Peninsula. Each fplc in living room and master BRS. Security and lotercom systems. $1,350,000. Beverly Morphy /Jane Paquin. (G33) LIOA ISLAND IAYFROHT! Quality home o der construction -scheduled mpletion mid.June. 3 Brs. lg family rm, fplc. corner lot on the bay w/s lip for 30' at. $1,150,000 includes land. Jane Paquin 34) EAUTIFUL IAYFROMTI 3800 sq . ft. o( e r fection on the bay at Promontory. ourmet country kitchen , spacious master ite w /fplc a nd beautifully appointed ving & family rooms. Large slip and ace for 2 side ties. $1.145,000 incl. land. arbara Aune CG3S) ATEIRtONT DU,LU! Big 3BR and 2BR uplex right on the beach . Great portunity. $725,000. Coby Ward CG36> IW LIDO USTIH~! Smashing custom home ss than 2 yrs old designed for family m fort & perfect for entertaining. Sunken ving rm, formal dining overlooking sunny uth patio, family rm w /oak flooring, 4 :fCious Brs, steps from beach. 1 blk from nots. $695,000 includes land. Beverly orphy (G37 > YSHOU'S OPPOITUHITY. Act now! With without the land! Excellent assumable mincing. 3 BR. 2 bath home w /family rm sunny patio. 'h block to priv._te beach. p pt. only. $520,000 incl. land. Oona hichester (G38) IADITIOMALLY LIDO! Large 3BR Lido mily home on lovely street. Convertible en and family room. Newly painted and arpeted. $445,000. Tom or Terry (G39) DO ISLll This 3BR, 2 bath home is m lstakably Lido Isle -the charm of reet to street, sunny South patio, high s beamed ceilin's and the warmth or ed brick in tl\e livmg, dining and kitchen. 1$,000. Tom or Terry (G40) Ma SOUTH IA Y FIOHTI Balboa Island - eUghtful 3 BR, 2 bath English cottage /ma n y custom features. F ull-size lot. 5,000 incl. land. Submit offer. Dick a lderman (~l) ""' TmACI! Terrific 3BR pool home lote to beaches & Newport Center. Comer atlon. $329,500 leasehold. Tom Allinson G42) 4 II POOL HOMI -SZOl.0001 Owner says to submit all offers on this apprux. 2400 sq.ft. home featuring redwood decked no·care yard, country kitchen, formal dining rm & sep. in-law qtrs. Many custom features! Owner will assist in flnancin~ to .... facilitate an immed. sale! Paula Bailey <G45) S,ACIOUS & ltOOMYI One of Newport's Riviera's best units for a large growing family . 48RS, 3 baths. Sunny patio. Community tennis. spa and pool. $159,000. Tom Allinson (G46) MISA YHDI -SI ll.500! Bright & cheery 4 BR remodeled home in move·in condition! Assumable financing. Ready & wailing for its new family! Paula Bailey (G47 ) SMALL IS llAUTIFUL! 3 BR charmer taste fully decorated & upgraded . Ne~ earthtone carpeting, fresh paint & 1 yr new roof. Great location $126,000 Betty Berkshire lG48 ) HERITAGE ...0 'LAM I -2 BR-, 21 2 bath 2·slory townhome· w /wood burning f plc. & attached garage. Walk lo Aquatic & Arts & Crafts Centers, l ·acre fishing lagoon, tennis & racquetball courts. Reduc.ed to $115,000 incl. land. Paula Bailey (G49) ST ARTER CONDO -$75,000! Nicely upgraded, air·cond , lowe r e nd·unit overlooking lake. Owner very motivated. Has bought another. Submit offer! Paula Bailey (G50 > REWPOll! BBACB BAB.BOB VIEW ClftlB 644-6100 HEW OFHAING -UP'ER IACK IA Y! A home of grand dimension & timeless styling. Spacious single story Spanish style residence comes into being in a sunny cobbles tone courty ard w /fountain. Handsome foyer entry of imported tiles leads to wood·beamed formal living/dining rms w /panoramic view of ·upper bay. 6 Brs , including maids qtrs, mstr suite w /fpl c & sauna. Center ilsand kitchen, 5-car garage w /lots of room, pool . spa, pvt tennis court. $.1,700,000. Lynne Valentine <G51) OUT ST AMDIMG IA YFROMT OFFERING! Drama tic 4BR home w /pier and slip f ea luring mezzanine study, separate family rm plus formal living and dining rms. A quality residence throughout. $1,100,000 incl. land. Sandie Fix ( G53) UHOISTRUCTED VI EW OF MEWPORT HARIOR! Charismatic charmer on fee land w /s pa, a larm system , custom built, recently redecorated, new expanded deck. Irvine Terrace finest location. Helen Wood $895,000. CG54 ) FIRST OFffltlHG -llG CAHYOH! Total privacy among custom homes! Enjoy this s uperbly appointed 4 Brs. residence with formal living and dining rooms opening to beautiful patio with fruit trees. large pool and spa. A decorators delight w /custom tiles, wall covering, french doors, paned ' windows, warm walnut woods and gourmet kitchen with all new appliances. The master suite features huge private bath and dressing room. Truly a fine home. $865,000. L. Valentine CG55) llG CAMYOH TOWHHOMll One or the most unique homes offered -expanded end· unit Deane Home on cul·de-sac. High ceilinged entry with stained glass window, skylights, wood floors, custom floor coverings and spacious mast er suite with garden bath. Gourmet kitchen a nd expanded family area enjoys view of lush courtyard entry. Italian marJ.>le wet bar serves the formal dining room & large living room with fireplace. Fully air conditioned. $675,000. Lynne Valentine . <G·S2). SHORICLIFF CUSTOM HOMlt Ideal lg family residence w/4 Brs, study, libr ary & country kit chen. Upstairs m st r suite w /fantastic whitewater view of Corona del Mar beach. 1595,000 includes land. Creative financing -owne r will carry a lg 2nd TD. Sharon Smith (G56) CHOtCI Sl'YMASS ltD61 -CORONA D& MARI Electric driveway l•te opens to mountain ac ocean views. Approx ~ acre, 3 BBS, l~ baths plus famfly r m or den. Computer controlled securily 1y1tem....wus many s.uperb am enitiea. 3 ca r 1ara ge w /opener, beautifully landscaped. Great terms! Owner will carry ·AlTb . CaU for details. •19,000 Includes land. Be.a Amok! (057) PUU IA T A OCUM "IWll From Ulla lre1hly decorated 3 Bn home w/new kitchen • bathl. PabuJou matr 1uUe w /fplc • ape. Pvt pool area, IOta ol open 9&ff for ~.. Owner will help llDan~ ·-· Clalidla Dini (051> HAltlOR VllW HOML Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath Carmel model located in Phase Ill close to comm tennis & pool. $259,500 land incl. Jennifer Suchomel (G60 ) Gll AT IUY IH THE ILUffSI Beautiful 4 BRS, 3 bath home on lg greenbelt location. High beam ceilings, parquet floors & shutter., throughout. Addition al storage rm in garage. Close to shopping & schools. S239 ,500 leasehold. Donna Godshall ( G6 l ) •CHAAMIHG CAMEO teGHI •MOS! Delightful starter home featuring 4 BR w /lg back yard, sparkling pool in private enclosed front yard & access to pvt beach. $229,000. Sharon Smith (G62) J UST LISTID ••1AY ,OIHT .. COHDOI Fabulous 2 Brs, 2 bath home w /convertible den situated in central location. High ceilings, ash cabinets, raised panel interior doors. air conditioning, comm sauna, volleyball , BBQ. ·Call regarding auper financing. $189,500 includes lalld Donna Godshall (G63 > IBVDll CAllPUS VAL'·IY CD!IB 781-1414 MEWPOIT IEACH PLUS VIEW! Remodeled "Port Royal" w /super view of ocean & city· lights. $.525,000. Darlene Herman (G64> TURTLI ltOCIC 'USlDEHT HOME! Spacious 3 BRs home w /formal dining, lg family rm. bright kitchen. ms tr suite w /view, central air. Located on quiet _ cul·de-sac. Owner will help finance. $415.000. Lorraine Rennie CG65 ) VIEW-YIEW-Vl~W! .Turtl~ Rock Vista ! Enjoy the p~norarruc night light views from this h.~x~rious condo. A 3BR, f amiJy rm, formal dmmg & bonus room home w /central air. Financing available. $325,000. Belle Partch CG66) TURTLE ROCK CUTIE! Warm ''Tart.an" in Turtle Rock Highlands w /pvt location. 3 BR, 2 bath detached home upgraded in earthtone colors. $249,900. Darlene Herman (G67) FOR SOPHISTICATED COUPLE OR EXECUTIVE SIMGLL This 2 BR, den home is ideal for entertaining or just relaxing. This WB Estate features a beautiful spa & lg. back yat"d for your enjoyment. Shown by appt. only. Sl85,000. Natalie Benjamin (G68> SELLER WIU PIHAHCE! Sophisticated Turtle Rock condo. Ready for you! Decor in quite impeccable taste. Immaculate! Call for terms . Best value in area. $163,500. Dorothy Lewis (G69 ) IBVID ·wooDBBIDGI VU.I.AG! OD!IB 881-8700 .. EQUESTRIAN ESTATE! Custom Spanish style home on 21h acres in Norco, Calif. Gorgeous pool, spa, custom brick work, stables. pastures, greenhouse, all behind electric gates. Room for tennis ct & more. $495,000. Jerry Thompson (G70) HIGHT LIGHTS, MOUNT AIMS & SUMSnst ~lowering court.yard leads to a beautiful tile entry & gard~fo kitchen . Highly upgraded floori ng & de"signer wa ll coverings highlight this 3 Br, 21h bath h~me. 4th Br possible . Mstr suite w /deck & view. $285,000. Pat Ter ry (G71 ) PRIME ILUFfS L'OCATIOM! Highly upgraded 3BR. 21 2 bath ··Franciscan" model on green~el~. A ~ must see home for the apprec1at1ve. $240,000. Young Park CG72) OUT ST AHDIHG HOITHWOOD FAMILY HOM~! B~autiful 4 BR 2 'h bath Spanish -tile roofed Meadow Home . Family roo~, eartht one decor & super lands c aping . Owner will assist w /financing. Sl98,000. Young Park ( G73) HARIOR .HIGHLANDS ~T ITS llST! Unique opportunity for a special 3 BR home in one or Newpor:t Beach's best neighborhoods. Owners w111 consider any off er. $185,500. John Richard (G74 > FOR LEASE OR LEASE on10M! Spic and Span 2BR and a den detached home on lovely street. This home will feature new carpet and be available April 2oth for lease or lease option. Includes air·conditioning. Covered patio and 2-car garage. $725/mo. lease or $159,500 sale. Toni Morris (G75) VILLAS AT IAHCHO SAM JOAQUIN! The perfect floor plan for a single or couple in this adult only villa. Lovely Carmeno model features upgraded neutral tone carp~~· ~pgraded d rapes thru·out, air cond1llorung plus many more amenities. Close to shopping, freeways & recreation. $153,500. Scott Alston <G76> llADFORD PLACE! Highly upgraded 3BR end·unit near park a nd all the amenities. $92,900. Dan Johnson (G77 ) OHE IEDROOM COHDO IH .. THI SPRIH~S .. ! You just can't find a better co{llbination or comfort, seclusion and location at t his very affordable price of $81,500. John Richard CG78) WOODlllDGE ST ART&l Outstanding 3 BR condo near the park & pool. Premium lot has privacy, a large patio area & street frontage on cul·de·sac. It is the lowest priced 3 BR in Woodbridge. $107,500. Dan Johnson. ADOIAILI AMD AHOIDAI&£ 2 BR, 2'h bath dollhouse in super area. Garage great J?&tio, located near ~eenbelt. Priced for quick sale. Call for fmancing details. $126,000. Marty Elliott. OPD BOUSl !ODAY 1--8 . ~ IALIOA PIMHSULA 1010·16 E. Balboa Blvd. 3 Brs /Pier /Slip $1,350,000 IAYCRIST 1801 Santiago 4 Brs/Den/Pool $398,000 llG CANYON 5 Deerwood 5 Brs/Family rm/Library $2,000,000 ILUFfS 1953 Vista Caudal 3 Brs $215,000 llASTILUFF 2321 Aralia 4 Brs /Family Rm/Spa $315,000 2933 Cassia 4 Brs /Family Rm p.&9,000 HAllOlllCHal l Trafalgar 4 Brs/Family Rm/View/Den Sl,795,000 HARIOI Y1IW HOMIS 1978 Port Chelsea 4 Brs /Family Rm $239.000 llYIHI 3 Dorchester East 4 Bra /Family Rm $199,500 188 Streamwood 1 'Brs $81,500 llYIHl'TmlACI Im Dolphin Tettace 3 Bra /Den/Family Rm tll80,000 LH 1901 Altura 3 Bra/Family Rm /Pool/Spa $829,500 MIWPOlrf ..-.ns 821 Mi~heel Place 4 Bra /Famlly Rm/Spa $249,500 .,,.a.AU ... 1eo1 Reef View Circle 3 Bra/Famll.Y RmfOcean Vlew • 000 ' WllTCLllP 1118 Nottlngham I " --....---~----... ----. -. -.. -. • .. ...... _ .. ....... for 59 Ha•" for S. ....... For S. Ho.Mi For ScM Orange Coast DAILY PIL011Sunda • Ma • 3. 1981 •••••.•..••............•••••••...•............ ·······•·•···••·•··••·· ···················-··· ewr• " tttJ •••r• . IOOJ ••••• 1002 •••HI IOOJ "-"1ForS. ......._,_.._ HMM1 For5* ......_,_S. H1••FerS. ............................................................................................ ~······················ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••!!.__••············· ••••••••••• , •••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• 37 ASSUMABLE LOAN No Qualifying. small down payments, low interest rat.es. no loan points. 2, 3 & 4 BDRM Houses & Town bomes. In good areas of Orange County. REAL ESTATE INVESTOR Always wanted to invest in Real Estate-but don't think you can ? Let Golden West Realtors show you how to invest with little cash & no "Tenant Problems". Call now for more details. WANT A· HOME?· But don't t hink you can afford it. Golden West Realtors has designed a program that has allowed many people to enjoy home ownership that never thought they could. Call now for more details. . SEE AND BELIEVE The very fi nest buy in the Harbor area. New 1650 sq. ft . condos. 5 minutes to beaches. On e h alf block to major s hopping centers. Cement d r ives, air conditiorring, microwave oven, trash compactor. large walk-in closets. Garage with opener. Pool and 2 jacuzzis. WILSON PARK CONDOMINIUMS llO W. Wllsoa Cos .. MHo, CA 714/631-5055 "'°"' s I l6,000 REDUCED PRICE Well located Somerset Model on extra large lot in convenient Harbor View Homes. This is a great family home with lots of room including the large family rm. with its wet bar and brick fireplace. The garage holds 3 cars. The yard is enclosed with a covered patio -there's 5 bdrms. Reduced to $329,750. For a look at a really good buy, come by 1816 Newport Hills Dr. Open Sun 1 to5. TWO POOLS One a table, the other to swim in. The pool table is in one or the neat.est playrooms you wi ll see - alJ paneled with a full professional bar, piped in hi-fi, bit in gun cabinet , t rophy case. walk-in cedar lined s torage closet. the wor ks! And, that's just one room in this custom built 4 bdrm. home. There's so much more, you have got to come by to see. There's a large enclosed yard with the swimming pool, fire ring and covered patio. You will not find more home for the money at $449,500. See 17:.> Marlin Way in Baycrest. Open Sat & Sun 1 toS. WESTCLIFF CONDO 2 bdrms. and 2 full baths. A private 2nd story end unit with wood burning fireplace. bar, deluxe bit in kitchen , community pool, all in a very convenient location. Best part is the price: $129,500. There's an assumable T.D. at 9.78% interest. Call to see. Quick occupancy. SHE LIKES HORSES HE LIKES BOATS What to do? Build your dream home on this magnificent (and we do mean magnificent ) s~ acre site with a view from Saddleback to the sea. Horses are permitted and it's onJ y a few m inutes from Dana Point Yacht Ha rbor. There's even room left for t ennis. At $650,000 this ls a terrific buy. ORANGE GROVE RIVERSIDE In the lovely Arllngton area only a few miles from Tyler Mall. 9S + acres gently 1 lo9 fng with a nice view ldeal for future subdivision. Grove in excellent condition and priced right at $950,000. WALTER s. KING ' woe. &73-2soon59-0168 ..... , llAU1T' "French Country'' 4/3+Maid-on waterfront. Pier I Float for 50' boat. French brick flooring peg/wood fioor. Rougb-sawn. white-washed cedar. "Ch inoiserie" in master BR/Bath. Offered at : $1,795,000 inclds latid. OPIM SUMDAY l·IPM 2Zl EVIMING STAR LANI THE ONLY WAY TO GO Scarce r esidential waterfront lot in Npt Beach. Build among homes valued $1.S to $5.5 MILLION. Offered at: $960,000, incls land. CO.ASTA&. "°LIVING" Prestigious Monarch Bay Terrace, Laguna Niguel. 4/3+Den w /some ocean view . Assumable 1st may assist. $364 ,500, incls land. HARBOR VIEW llLLS in CORONA DEL MAR Outstanding Ocean and bay view home on fee land. 3 Bdrm 2 ba, formal dining . Gorgeous pool. Large cor ner lot. $550,000. 2615 Harbor View Dr. Open House Sat/Sun 1-5. NEWPORT BEACH OOPLEX Steps to beach. Great summer winter rental. Fully furn. Xlnt opportunity for investment. Call Lorraine· Basche. CHARMING HIDE-AWAY COTTM;E in LAGUNA BEACH Steps to beach. yet completely private. 1 Bdrm 1 ba. fireplace, skylight, country kitchen and much more. Call Lorraine Basche. <@Q) Realtors. Est. 1967 17 I 4t 759-0422 714. 673-1600 WM. L DOUD & CO., IMC. Ziii l. c-t Hwy., Sh 207 c.,.._ .. M•, CA '2UI srYGLASS HILL TIADI This immac ulate professionally decorated home is loaded with charm. The bright interior features the finest in carpets, wallcovering and window treatments. The custom pool and spa together with lush landscaping a nd separate g u est q u arters make this comfort a ble hom e perfect for entertaining. Open Saturday and Sunday from 1-5. #8 Monterey Circle, $459,500. RAHCHO·SAM JOAQUIM Adorable, affordable one bedroom and loft condo in .the Villas. This bright cheery home is perfect for the s mall family or single. Open Sun from 1-5. 17 Morena. $15&,500. GREAT OWNER AMAHCIMG Beautifully maintained three bedroom home on large lot in Newport Beac h . French doors. custom cabinetry. spa, gazebo, shaded patios. Open Sunday from 1-5, 1212 Berkshire, $269,500. srYGLASS OCEAN VllW This m agnificent house is on the best vjew street on Spyglass Hill. Decorated in a traditional i:ityle, it featu res elega nt wallpaper s, window coverings, carpet., a nd wood floorings. With six bedrooms, 4~ baths, form al dining room , living room, family room, breakfast area, pool and s pa, this home bas everything you ever wanted. Call for an appointment to see th is showplace. $925.000. Lill AlllOWHIAD IST.411 6700 square feet -English Tudor,$ bedrooms, 6'At baths, spa, sauna, 300 feet on the lake, leaded glass, ·,wood fioors, oak paneling, double ' dock, boat, gated community - everything imaginable. $3,500,000. Owner will finance. SUMSITS, SIASCAPI, SPYMASS & MOU awall you in lhla maioiliceat Southport. This tastefully decorated 6 bedroom, 4\.AI bath view home bas so many o~lons a vailable you'll believe you re in a custom built JM)me. The many tiers ol used brick both front and r ear add tota l dimension to the lu.th prdena. Call for an appoint ment to tff this marveloua home. $699,500. Ga•r• 1002 G1•rill 1002 Qi,..,,.. 1002 Ga•r• • IOOJ Ga•NI 100 ........•.....••.............................................•.•......•...••.......... ~ .......•••..........•..... o/ n ewporl REALTORS 671-5511 NEWPORT SHORES: W .. locat.d away fr'OfR traffic, short wall to dl.Mloue & TIMMIS, pool etc. Great 3 a.m hotae, coiy flreploce, wood «*le & ,_tlo, easy acce11 to oc•• beach. Just SI 35,000 l1eh. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 l. Cout Hwy •• Cof"OM det Mar 675-5511 ALMOST OCEANFRONT ... Exciting remodel in China Cove. 3 Br 2·sty. e levator, VIEW-steps to water & pvt beaches. Owner wi ll assist-be creative. Vacant. Opn Sun 1-5. 2716 Shell. CdM . $795,000. Jeri Hunt ROOM TO IOAM in this totally redone 5 Br Wes tcliff pool home. OJ>fl beams, 3 frplcs. Loads of charm w /br ick & nu lus h landscaping. Open Daily. 1133 Highland, NB. $395,000. Jeri Hunt llG CANYON LEASE -Plan 2 4 Br Broad moor. Pool & spa. Gardener & maint. incl. $2500. May lease option. Jeri Hunt 2043 WHfdfff Orin, Wt. 206 H.wport ~h 1714t Ul-7600 l ~~!'· HEW~EVER LIVB> IN JASMINE CREEk~ I For the buyer who wants a lovely new 2 Bdrm and den home in guarded community. on a beautiful quiet street. close to pool and tennis. Large ass u m a b I e loa n at 12 1 -1 '4 interest. $315.000. HARBOR VIEW "CARMEL" EXPANDED klTCHEH & DINING ROOM With appointment you may see this lovely 3 Bdrm plus family room home. on a quiet cul de sac street, with city lights and view of Fashion Island. The beautiful wood floors, in the LR, FR , DR and kitche n creates a custom look in this family oriented community home. $300,000. ONLY $94,500 Charming Starter home 3 Bdrm l bath, fenced yard. Seller motivated. PIHIMSULA COTT AG~225,000 Walk to bay or beach. Great location. 2 Bdrm. 1 bath. fireplace in the living room. Flexible terms . .ATTENTION CO-IUYllS SINGLES OR MARRIED COUPLES This 4 Bdrm custom 2 story Newport Back Bay beauty is geared to buyers who want to share expenses in owning a home . The 2 mas ter bdrm suites are tot a lly separate. The large kitchen has microwave oven and allows space for m ore t h a n one c ook . Landscaping is gorgeous and financing is great, with large assum able loan at lO lf.1 % interest and seller will leave furniture if desired. $325,000. TIRltlFIC IRVI .. 2 IDIM WITH PARTY SPA The soph isticated couples private "Casa" in University Park. Shaded corner lot near pool a nd tennis. Plantation shutters, floor to ceiling home library and neutral decor. Desirable lSt TD that can be assumed at 10\4%. Super buy at $190,000 with a 30 day possession if needed. OCIAM YllW HIAI 1/J ACU IH C4M Elecant customized home on J u st u nder ~ acre Jot . C.Omplete ly private expanded• Bdrm hom e. Oversb.ed Uving room private dlntng room &r gated pool area. This is a beautiful u nique property. Appointment only $795,000. Ci R EAT I.NVESTll ENT 3 BR 1 Ba. $72,900. Al· aumable financin& le 1eller w/alao carry paper. C&l1 for terma. 7S2·M99 WH .. CAMYOU GIT APAYM8f'( 0.$744) . for a 38r and not bave qualify ! We ~n &et il you have about S17. Cash. AS\. 16Jtl1 LOCATION V ALUE--OPPOITUMITIES Your best bet for s helter and development Almost lot value, plus income while planning your dream house ... 201 -201~ E. Bay Ave. S26Q,OOO Clint Moses. 631-1266 \ SP.AMISH VILLA W jSOME OCEAN VIEW Four bedroom family home in excellent condition . Exceptional financing for the qualified buyel\ OPEN. HOUSE : SUN 1·5 Asking $465,000 Clint Moses 631-1266 WA nRFROMT JO' DOClf Bachelor pad. very private, master s uite w /view & Spa. Lrg s it dn wet bar, grt sun decks, price $525,000. Excell terms Bob & Dovie Koop 631-1266 WA TERFROMT EXCLUSIVE 4br, 4ba + maids qtr., huge master suite, for 2 lrg. boats, terms, terms, low down. $1,100,000 Bob & Dovie Koop NEWPORT CREST CONDO room price 4br, 3ba ramily room. wet bar. din rm. ocean view, tennis, pool, "3" to choose from. starting $197,000 to $210,000 Bob & Dovie Koop SPYGLASS .. u LEASE Sbr, 4ba family rm., formal dining. Balcony off• master bdrm. Super VU $WOO ;mo Bob & Dovie Koop DOVER SHORES FtlOMT ROW 4br, 4ba formal din, family rm., pool, super view, ocean, back bay, steal this total rixer. Seller carry Isl T .D. Asking $480,000 Bob & Dovie Koop ORANGE & AVOCADO RANCH 78 Ac. sub. div. map complete, 4 sep parcels: sell all or part, heavy producing. Bob & !>ovie Koop HUNTINGTON HAllOUR 2br, 2~ba, very s harp condo. $142K Bob & Dovie Koop FORECLOSURE M.I. 4br, FR, new kit .• carpet, drapes. pool, $25,000 dn. Asking $285,000. Only 15 days left. Bring any offer fast. Bob & Dovie Koop MEW LISTING -NEWPORT CIEST Gr eat loc., overlooking pool & tennis courts .. Delightful 3bdr., 2~ ba, condo. Offered at $185,000. Jackie Randleman 631-1266 OUT ST .AHOIMG CUSTOM Spacious & elegant rambling 4bdr., Mesa Verde loc. Private entertainment area around secluded pool & spa. Call for private showing. Jackie Randleman CHARMIHG REMODEL Charm exudes as you enter this delightful home. Large double used brick ftreplaces, 3 lrg., bdr., & fam. rm. Price for fast sale at $159,000 Jackie Handle man INVEST IN LOCATION Sharp 2 bedroom condo in Mesa Verde. Priced to sell at $98,500. Call Anne McCa sland 631-1266 l MILES TO T .. llACH 3br, 2~ba cond + bonus room in Fountain Valley. New car pet, ceramic tile and loads of, stained glass. $112,000. Call Anne McCasland 631-1266 HUNTl~GTOH HACH 4 PLIX All units are 2bedroom 2bath -good rents, no vacancy factor. Price.$185,000. Loan is assuma ble. Anne Mccasland 631-1266 MEW IN COltOMA DB. MAR Extravangantly designed DUPLEX. Best of lts kind! Assume loan & owner w /carry. Asking $l25,000. Call Rae Rodgers 631-1266 POOL & SPA CUATIYE AMA.MCI! Good location near S.C. Plaza. 3bdrm (one down) 2bth, FR, fireplace $1.40,0oo. J erry J ones 631·1266 llG CANYON LIASI 3br1 3ba formal dlning, larg' mast.er suite, very - sharp, pool. view, bot tub. Sl,000 fmO. Bob & DoVie Kool> Sl'Y•LASS tlU LMSI 3br Formal dining, family room,, 2 fireplaces. Lrg. yard. $1,600 /mo. Bob & Dov'le Koop I I I . I -~ ----T-------------~--•1w--·-•--•.--._ .........------.. 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Hel&hta area Fant.1tic 2Br+deo JDcuni 2 30-6pm , Sal /Sun BUYER. Elegant 4 bdrm, 3 bath (1 fin1ncln1.sua..soo. ta1n /lake view. luah IJ1ume t68,000 lll ·ro modern lri-level home. I 1375,000 by owner. owe BEST BUY · Charmlng 4 10 &pm 4br, l ~b•. bdrm, 1 bath down), + bonus room & TUlllaOCK I 1ndacapin1. exec •t 9"4 %. Wiii he Ip year old. View ocean lit 640-9755 bdrm 3 ba home with hardwood floors. new 3 car garage. Popular "Huntington.. eznd new 00 market 3 couple/bachelor retreat f In an c e $139. 900 and city Uaht.. 3 BK, -----famil" rm Com ·r lot l l d B 2 b th E 1n pnv 0 ated commty. ss9-5297 formal dlnlng, gourmet , pa nt. cp , rapu, Model. 300Q SQ It, c ustomized in every rms , • II '" Cl~· to a·11 Woodbr1dae kit h Wood d 1t I Dr...tk ~a VERY PRIVATE yar<b. pluinbip& Sl ~.000 683 ,1 t .1 E l th l ·th cellent quiet loc1.1tlon °"' ,. c en. ec.,. ow 2 Bdrm + Iott w/frplc, Immaculate and ready Se S CM ue a1 . scape 0 e coun ry ... WI with large back yard. amen . Owner /A6't COfldoSpeclallah maintenance. Owner to mova in Close to nate t S43-l73I or a back yard of winda'ng pat"'" "azebo u :1 6829 ..... 0162 0 Call the expert~ at the will help nuance. Only wet bar ln ea unit. " 831·9878 ''""· e • Plush camel color ..., · • ......,. pen " .,."..-Outstandinc tloorplan schools and shopping. gas &fire BBQ. babbling brook. carpets. Beautiful oak Sun 12·5 condo lnform tat1on $419,000 . .....,.,....... I $17"' 900 Ll ----te w gr ea l le n an ta "· · OPIH HOUSE parquet entry. 'te and l'en r $395,000 *'Cote' Realty Sunday1.4 airy Atrium with $711'8lMO-TouchstooeReulty,lnc - • t999SantaAnaAve F'RQP[fiT/ES natural wood cover •s all you pay when you __ 963-_0867 :::V YowHoMe+R...tol & lnve~lml'nl Reduced sio.ooo for $111 ,000 or assumable take over eiustltlg loun ---------• Lovely 3 Bdrm front un 640-5777 quick sale. 2Br + guest Off d _.. sz•o 000 rinancina This won't on this sensational 5 br I .,.. v• .., • 1 st ' $17"' o.1\ home in IRVLNE This ..... t, W/frplc & beam cell -~~~~~~~~~ house. $128,000 OW(; 11 • ..,,_.. ~-. ~£~'MAii0111 ings . 2 Bdrm unit papers.Agt~~. CallMadelinefor appt. ORAMGETREE home isspacious&neal w /year lae, So. of Hwy VERDE 968-4602 9 62·6 I 39 N e w on ma r k el as a pin & is ready to WA. TEil AHO SA.HD $485,000. Call Barbara MESA $40,000 + S,!Hote Detached patio home. 2 move into. Only si7o.ooo Luxurious Peninsula Glass, C-21, Sandpiper Spacious 3 Udrm 2 Ba $9600 dn. $935/mo, Bdrrns , 2 bath s. 759·L50lor752-7373 RI 64~4950 pool home under market r home, cloee to beach &: ty. _ __.__ at 1135,900 Includes $125.000. E.sJde. 3 Br, 201 Costa MeM I OJ4 * A.SSUMI 91;20;0 ireptate, A/C, end urut. .._.Walker 8 lea bay. Luge38dnn,3ba. •--------•I 196.000 or ass umable MonteVista.631·S<a76 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BdH• ba $79,000 VA excellent condition. As 2 frplcs and much more loan s Tim Rhone. lSl, $l20,000 w/tO'k do. sume 9'i"o interest loan REAL ESTATE Only 4 yrs new. Assume OP" Sat/S-1·5 IEAUTIFUL $124,950 large lsl at 10<',} .int. _63_1_1_266_. A_£_ ____ By Owner 3Br, 2Ba, MESA VERDE Prine only. Bkr751·6836 DA.YID D. CAl.LSOH Owner wilJ carr)I 2nd Mesa Verde. solid fin . Spacious 5 Bdrm Best I Mile to Bch, 3Br. 2Ba. REALTOR. 133-9293 ~,000. Call 979-S370 to· IUILDHSI Sl39.500 3213 Dakota, buy in the area. Model Stain glass, cu st. JUSTUDUCED "Deerfield" 3br, 2ba. many extras, $145,000 assumable broker cooperation Open House Sun 1-4 SSl 6345 Y· IMVESTOltS! 556 7174· condltil)n. Only $205,000. reatures. Sl07,000. Open JI LL STA TE Try I 00/o Down Me .. V .... G'-t ::1~~ Robert Milliken. ~og~~~s~!~s~ l:;!~~~ WaWS.... Upstuirs 2 eclrm, 2 l 'r.i ba. $66,000 assumable at 12 "2%, price $89,800 Call Michael 540.8100 or 642·0377 ~ '"' REDUCED! A roomy 3 bdrm 2 ba Do n '1 fight crowds ! Atlanta 960-2183 Owner will carry part or home 1n great E's1de Switch to Uus 2800 bq ft R~M~ REALTORS financing on this oul· area with completed home today Features standing custom duplex. plans for 1700 s r 2nd un include 4 Bdrm. den & hltoa lalmld I 006 i_, block to the beach 4 it Sl47,500 I 1 v 1 n g b o I h w 1th bdrm front unit, 3 bdrm 64~721 I fireplaces, large family rear. Private patios. On· ·room wtblt·in BBQ. a ly $495,000. ,.. spacious but intimate MAURY STAUFFER ~ dining room for 2 or 20. SE • LI-... ...... 'TY t -, , co u n l r y k it c be n A """~ w breakfast n ook 673-5354 -Hurry, it's too good to POOL&SPA mi ss al s224 ,oo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTIACTIVE 2 STOltY •, +MODERN APT Nr bays, charming xtra lg 2Br, brick frplc. din· Ing rm, l ~Ba, dbl 'garage + income 54951---------•I CNatiHFiR•~~ Good location ea near S.C. Plaza 3 Bdrm (one down >. 2 Ba , FR , 556·2660. mo . FABULOUS flNANCE Save 'Thousands $$$. Appl. REHEREALTY 121 JI 43~0901 Cameo Slleres $235,000 C::. ~f:l EC T "'1""' PROPE ~~ l ll: ':> fireplace. Sl40,000. Jerry -----C..-'---- Jooes 631·1266 2 br twnhse, dbl car gar , frplc, landscaped patio, Rt-:Al.TORS WA.MT llG FA.MIL Y! 4 5 Bdrm 3 Bf pool home, Mesa de Mar. Won't last! Agt. Rich 540-3666 DmtaPoillt 1026 • ••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAH VIEW LOT '• acre, plans. permit. 3 minutes t o Dana Harbor. 3000 sq fl home. Will surbordinate. $135,000. 714 /898·7607 ---- • BYOWNER 3br, l~•ba.Sl07,000 968-2644or957-2677 Beautiful Woodbrige Place, Biscay Model, FOR SALE Io w i n t ere st Io a 11 IY OWMEI/ A.GIHT S 2 6 9 , 9 o o . A g t . 4 bdrm. 2"'2 ba, pool , spa. Thompson, SSl-8700. totally upgraded. Close __ .....;.. _____ _ to ocean 6 yrs old i---------111 $181,000 962~ WOODBRIDGE ---Must sell brand new 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **FABULOUS Rare Danbury mdl m Woodbridge Gables. 4 Peters 12 Plan. 4Br, 3Ba, close to lake. Open Sat/Sun 12 5 lf3 & 116 Warmspring ~.500 645·9850 d~s. 675-9857 eves ORANGETIEE Lowest priced 1 Bdrm + loft condo. Very sharp end unit. Vacant and has a lock box. C /21 ~Ctttr. 640-5357 MINT COMDmOM with location to match 4 bdrm, 2"11 ba.' Fordham Model in Village 11, Univ. Park. Numerous upgrades mside and out Superb vi e w and privacy. Sl76,500. Assumable at 9a..''!, Highl y upgraded , panoramic ocean view & JUSt s teps to private community beac hes, this ELEGANT 3 bdrm, 4 bath home with a Rf(M~ greenhse wndw & much morl! Must see. Owner anxious & will fmance SI 14,950 646-2142. Bdrm 2'h Bath, separate ~~~~~~~~~ family rm, 2 frplcs , gourmet kitchen + your • .Duplex, 3br, 2ba, 2sty, ""hse w If rplc, ha rd w<><><Y. lge patio, 2br apt, 2 car gar. $399,000. Owner will finance. Open Sun I 5 208 Abalone. 673-7365 RF.Al.TORS • own private pool & spa. s pa rk)jng pool has --- custom f~atu!'t!s galore! GOLDEN TOUCH Deluxe security system, Capistr..o leach I 0 I I ss~~·o., 1ag1°" Rd CONDOMINIUMS ••••••••••••••••••••••• RICH RJty 760-05 I 0 Large pnvate decks & OPEN Sat/Sun 9-5, 174437 1~~~~~~~~~ pauos Only I left. Xlnt Via Espoooza. Sparkling r:: terms 13'1-interest for 3 new duplex. One 2 br, 2 IEST IUY IM UEA years. ba, frplc. 2 balconies Charming duplex, by 2000MEYERPLACE (rear has ocean vu l owner. $259,5'10. $104 .000 OPEN WKNDS 10-5 ci Lower 2 br. 1 ba w/balc. at 1HH7<. So. of hwy 2 641 1991 . 631-4361 , agt. • Both have wallpaper in B d r m + b a c h kitch & bath. Mirrored 213 /43().9156 closets & much more ' - <' S 265 ,000. Wkd ys • 213·284·8576 . Wknds FIXER 675-1779 W ALIC TO IEACH PALISADES DUPLEX With Wood siding. vault ed wood ceilings. In like , 11ew condition. Must see for this price. $179.900 ROIERTSRLTY. (714)498-1040,493-0202 3br, P·•ba home w1lh room for 2nd unit. So of Hwy. Asking $260,000 760·8520 S t e ph e n Meyers, Bkr. FA.MTA.STIC CdM DUPl.UES 2 great noor plans 1-:x eel locattoo. Assumable hna.n Hurry on this! Barbara Glass. Century ~~~~~~~~~-~ 21 Sandpiper 64&-4950 ·~·--------- .,~ ... OCEAM&DA.MA. HA.UOltVIEW DUPLEX Harbor V~w HIH1 3100+ sq Ct 1524 Keel Or Opn Sat/Sun 1 ·5 Own r I Agt 64()..5446 5br, 3ba, lrg assumable loan . Owner flexible POOL&SPA Large 5 bedroomn 3R bath. professional decor & a 1 r cond Loads of conc rete d ec kin g w s pa ce f o r boat storage Asking $232,500 Glen H e llwarth . 559·9400. Rf(M~ RF:ALTORS 3 +BONUS MUST SELi. this darl- ing home in North Costa Mesa. Only $118,000. ,,,, RED CARPET IL 754·1202 • ~inutes. to bt.h. _Parks, & view pomts.t>nme ren tal area $165.000 IOIERTSRLTY. 493·0202. 498-1040 with 2nd TD Open, ________ _ 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• House Sunday 1 5pm 1407 Santenella. CdM $40,000 ON Owner will finance. 3 11"4 FINANCING. Mesa I Verde 2 slory, 4 Br. + I den Fix & save. $170,000 I f ull price Ag e nt 556·6516 --- OWNER LEA. VIMG A.REA Enjoy thla co1y Ea1hlde 3 ldrm home w /lcJe co•'d patio, HQ and 3 ~._ D0tt't wait. Cal Agt. 541-4204 lroohl.w Char IMt 3 Bdrm. 2VJ ba. All new cpt'g. beaut. decorated Must see to appreciate 620 Shasta Ln Please call Agt. Erny Burckle at 979 8373. Century 21/Berg __ _ leotltiful lf"ook•le"'- End unit 3 Bdrms, 2'h OCEANFtlOHT Exec. hlde-away on the sand. 2 Bdrms, 1:i. ba condo w/pano ram1c while water view With 25 '7c down, seller will carry balance at lO'it. $250,000. ILUffA.REA Unique 2 Br 2 ba home above the Marina. Ma gnif icent view Owner offering xlnt terms. $550,000 ba. Upgraded w/all new DANA POINT wall covenng. Call for 493-2752 more information. Agt. ·~~~~~~~~~ Ern y Burckle, Century 21 /Berg 979_..a37 __ 3 ___ ~~.~.!~ ... !~.~~ $15,000 ASSUMES VA 3 Br 2 Ba. dbl gar. swim pool. $109.000 957·8787 •RHlty Metworti• DO YOU CARE? S23,900DM $7 I 7 /Mo Pmts CP&IJ You can't beat that! Beautiful 2 Bdrm 2 Ba end unit condo. w /dbl garage. New paint & Who could ask for more? A must to see. Call for showing details . Opn Hse Sun 1·5. 12 Sun· creek. $281 ,900 * *WOODBRIDGE Detached res idence. 3 Br. vaulted ceilings, t11e1 entry , hardwoo d cabinets. family rm, atrium, air cond Local· ed on qwet cul-de-sac. Open Hse Sun 1-5 #14 Mallard. $220,000 Woodbrldgt: Really 551-3000 49?08arranca Pk'">, lr"ln" . S 19,900 DM! 3 IDRM! Heritage Parle 2-sty con· do. Nice location near pool, park,. schools &: shopping. 1106,900. Jerry Jones. 631-1266 R~M~ Rf:Al.TORS SPYGLASS HILL With one of the best ocean veiws & fantastic tin. This could be one of tomorrow's best buys. INVESTOR $30,000 I buys 20'7c equity Interest in lovely, well·mamt CdM home Part1c1pate 1n appreciation & tax s h elter Own agt. 76().9340. New Bedford model on a , ________ _ houses on a lot Eastside Costa Mesa Onl y Sl79,000 Call 645-9161 ·; OPEN HOUSE REALTY / Do you care where you tile . $112,900 Jerry live? One with a shmy Jonu. 631· 1266 pool? Elegant Paneling? I VA TERMS Family & dining rooms? Iii~~~~ Do you really care about • ,. ~ On this spacious 2 Bdrm ~~f ~~? t ~1a i°'; o ~0 ::~1 + Q ¥Lceb~~'has ~~~t ~t~~ lrg lotm Let me show you how . Bru ce Blomgren 759-1221 R~M~ Rfo:Al.TORS Jasmine Creek decorator home. plan 1 on green· (.\1 belt immac. U>S.500 640-al4S $200l at 121/flo FIMAMCIMG OPffSat/S-1-5 7 19 Marigold Charming new 3 bdrm house plus 1 bdrm apt for income. Must see ! $339.500~ ..., rRAXt<llX RE:JllTY l250lC-ltwy C:0.-•-640-7000 427 4271.Aa Ins Eat, shop, CDM con A.GE browse around corner rLUS IMCOME from neat duplex. Try or 3 Br 2 ba home with ~PO::, dwn, Open Sun. I 1 o I a led m a s l e r BEACH TIME REAL TY bdrm/pal'eDt retreat or 67~6Sll lo-law quarten + 2 br ----- I• cottaee. Ally way you deacribe it · it's charm· Ing, up to date and beautifully decorated Priced al $280,000 with very speclal financing. CA.LL FOIDETA.ILS 64~721 I 1'Jn ,..IG [L {ll\ILEY & ASSOCIATES ~:;;;;;;;;;::;;;:;;::;;;;;;;::;;;;;;~~---=- llACHDUPLIX • I Xlnt 1hape, privacy & parking. Owner will flnance. $90.000 dwn. Good rate of return. Broker Chris 957 · l.568 c .. .. srY<iU.SS HIU 29 c....na Dm• Lovely Country Ff'ench decor. "Trade winds" model. 4 Br, 2 1~ ba, beautiful ocean view. 1765,000. Will CO·Op . 644-4201 or 851 ·9135 Owner/Bkr Co1taM ... 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE Exec 5 Bdrm 3 Ba home w /beaut. pool ln pvt set· ting. Lrg assumable, low lnterest loan. Tim Rhone. 631-l.21M. Agt. manage $115,000, call !or tial. Priced to sell al ful~ 1 detalls. But don't H•tiltgtOft leach I 040 $119 500. Call for Info. wa.Jt . Call Century 21 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · EA.STStDE R2 Goldstar at646-7434 . ~" 2 bdrm on large R2-lot. -- assumable financing 411 SEAWIMDw/POOL C.M .. D Bourke Realtor REDUCED-$11,500 Designers 4Br. 2~Ba. pool home Nr 546·9950 For immed sale, totally Brookhunl & Atlanta. redecorated. gTeat loc. Reduced to Sl6S.900. $10,0001.-C .. MESA.VERDE OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 1861 RHODES 3 Bdrm, 2ba, lstory. owe 2ed cw lrd Call Gloria 557-8320 or Emy 979-8373 C/21 Agts. IMDOOISPA. Beaut. 2 sty 3 BR, family room and spa room on cul de s ac near all schools Agt. 646-4380: 642-4447 o,_.. Saf/S.. 1-4:10 41 l <ibtcester Dr. 3151 Canadian 675·2345. 2700 S/FICHSIDI Open wk n d s 1 5 ' Custom 4Br, 3Ba w/pool owner/agt. & spa, 4 blks to lhe bch. PRICERIDUCED S197.500. MUST SELL DUTCH HA YEH Elegant 4 Br .. large Sharp 3Br, 2Ba nr Beach family rm .. pool. &Wamer.$112,900. $159,950. Open Sun 1-5. ASSUME YA. 2832 Drake. 645-4483 Like new 4Br. 2Ba Agent. w /$62,000 VA lo.an at 91h%. $ll7,900. QUAINT! R.E. rrofnaklMk '6Ul77 Ea1W. Cottage Close to parlt on 1---------•I spacious lot Remodeled <iOLDIH WIST ESTA.TES Beautiful S&S 4 bedroom Hl<iH A.SSUMA.ILE 4Br home w/spa, xlnt. cond. $169,000. S52·6940. A RARE AND The lowest priced home in prestigious College Park. Stanford Plan, Ideally located on the park. Y..·ny custom features. A decorator's delight. High balance assumable loan. Call for details. ~ HJ\NCH HI /\l TY ~)~) 1 2000 EASTSIDE off Tustin Ave near 20th St 2 story end unit condo in unique with w /3 bdrms. Owner financing available. $126 ,000. Hurry, won't last! Ca 11645-7221 Executive Home.•-~--------­ W e1tclff l..tton setting. Adult complex.--------- Double garage, large IUSIMESS Of'PTY patio. pool. clubhoUlle. Eatabllahed welJ located Owner will help rmance beauty salon in prime Sl25G7. WALKER ::!!~o n . Submit on R•a 675-5200 Touchstone Realty, Inc. 968-<ll67 VIEW CONDO Newer 2 Br. 2 Ba. Many uperades. Largt! as· sumable &oan. Seller wm carry large 2nd. TD with 20%down. D Bourke Rull.Or M&-9950 COLLIM rA.RK 4IDllM New liatlng! Lovely 1treet, walk to schooll and 1bopplng. Bdrm could be used a1 ••P• rete guett or mother-In-law area w /private entrance. Call aat. 64&-43110for appt. IMYISTOll IMTltom&.I NODOW'N Bach. rt at. Total Securi· tt Condo . sioa ,ooo t7a.0423 Sellln1 anyt.hlq wlLb a Dally Ptlot Cl~ Ad S. 1 1lm pie m.ttet" JUll c: all &c.5e'1t MIA.DOW rA.RK New exclusive qualJty and well planned home with luxury and apace. Stately 2 1tory Haverford plan on 55x120' lot near South Coul Plaza. l-arae 3 bdr. den, huge family rm, fabulous bright well kept country kitchen, Super family area. szoe.ooo. Beautifully cqorjllnated dtt0r lhN out. z story home wllb aoarini entry and Uvln1 room, formal dlnln1, wartn laml.ly rm and kitchen plue lovely maateuldtewtlb •lew. s bdrm + loft fr den loft/dftl, Huie ww ape • 1.neroua yard. cw. de-aac locatkm. t:Dl,CIOO. WMlllfROH'I' I HOMES REAlDfATI 831·1'00 elegant wet bar, built-In · BBQ Inside & many other amenities lnclud· in& a huge yard that backs to a beautiful park. J usl3 yea n old t6Mll2 TUln.&OCK lra.-.:iow Best pri~ 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, family rm. Open house Sat/Sun 1·5. S372 Sierra Roja. C /21 NMeMWR,,...11111rf .. Ct.tr 64~Sl57 Twflffodl....,. °"'" ..... 2 atory1 6 bdrm, dinlng rm, aaded den w/wel ~~~~~~~~~!bar , 1tep1 to park , comm. ooot le tenoia. Al- suma bfe loan. Owner will 1a11i.t ln flnaocln1. $210,000. Fee. Ac,, 640.ssec>. LANDMARK 2 1try, 4bdr. 2~ ba, 3 car tar. New ln/out. S156,SOO buUt ln finan. 968-U'17 B.MAMl'UV.. ln lblt 4 bdrm, 2 bath formal din1nf rm. faml ly rm w/wrap around brea.ldut ber Mparat· lnt klt.cheft. Lare• yard 11rtrrvlt t...... fs patio oa a quiet eul-de-nc 1trwt. ow..awu. HM.PM4AMCI HMll2 ........ ., ....... Twkea Beautifully up1raded hdtne wlUuuhun ••pa. View of tbe city Ulh&a • lot• of brick work. 4 bdrm, 2~ balb. Allum•· bleloan. o,.s. •.• .,.., ..... Dr. f6Mll2 IYOWHH WOOOlllDGE Cr eekside Aspen 3Br, 2Ba detached home. Highly upgraded. Xlnt location. Priced under mlct·Sl49.500. Call or come by 26 Sandpiper . S52·9616 Prin only 4t_523 CAMPUSDl:IRVl"E Town & Cou ntry ft Q EA LTOQ"~ "~ 552-1800 BIG HOUSE -BIG AtW«:ING Beautiful home with' room to roam over 2900 sq ft, 4 bdrm. bonus rm, 3 c ar gar. walk in bar in family room PLUS your own private s pa. Association pool and tennis. Hig h assumable loan. Priced at $249,500. Open Sat & Sun. 14 Brillantez. TURTLEROCK TOWNHOME Room to spare with 4 Bdrms, 3 baths, plush carpe t . plantation s hut· ters and many upg rades. Fantastic view of valley and city lights. $320,000. Open Sat,Sun 1-5 at 12 Canyon Ridge. LARGE 4 BDRM-lOW PRICE 4 Bdrm 2 1'2 bath 2-s tory 1850 sq ft Deerfie ld home. Seller will carry AITD contract of $1 I0,000. Extra large lot. Near new carpet. Very clean-move in condition. Close to community pool and park. All this and with o nl y $45,000 down! $155.000. Sun 1·5 al 7 Poinsettia. WOODBRIDGE TOWNHOME 3 bdrm, 2 1fz bath Danbury Upgraded throughout., covered brick patio. Good assumable loan. $163,500. Open Sat/Sun l ·S at 9 Ashbrook. INVESTOR'S OBJGHT 3 Bdrm l 1h bath Ash model. New carpets. paint and landscaping. Air conditioning. High assumable loan. $116,500. Open Sat/Sun at 30 Elderglenn. GREENBELT LOCATION Newly dee. 4 Bdrm. 3 bath 3 level ''Heathe r " mdl. in Turtlerock with wide greenbelt view. Great financ· ing, high assumable loan. Offered at $259.000. Open Sal/Sun 1·5 at 37 Cool brook. WOODBRIDGE LAKEFRONT The most dramatic lakefront loca· tion can be yours with this spec· tacular 3 Bdrm. family room Darby plan. This home is totally upgraded throughout with plantation s hutters and top grade floor coverings . No expense has been s pared on the landscaping. Extensive used brick, patio cover, gas fire pit and bricked in spa. Day & Night views from near\y every room. Flexible !inane· ing. $3~54:900. Op en Sat/Sun 1·5 at 36 Wooagrove. GROVES MOBILE PAii Ele&ant s paciouis 38x6S' 2 bdrm + den. Woodburn.in& frplc, cathedral ceilings, wet bar, A/C, micro oven, bonus rm, 2 car detached garage. 24 hr security. Must see to ap- preciate . Call I or details. fu n & Country REALTbR~ .. 552-11800 " . <~M A'>.Y41'11HJ LOYB.Y RA.MCHAREA 4 lidrms, 2 balk:.. beautifulJy decorated in earth tones. Mint cond1· lion Perfect home for those who like to enter· ta in. Just $160,000. WOOOIRIDGE A lovely "Akins" built condo. close to the lake 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, lots of bu1ltins , plantation shut ters. A good, good buy. $148,900 73~0760 4 MODa HOMES! We've just listed the Northwood "Park Place" Model Homes. All have 4 Brs + F.R. + warranties & 12 "1 '7t (1na n c1ng With 20'7< down Payments Sl.964 to $2.135 mo for 2''2 years Asking $236,000 S2571000. OPEH SU.. 1-5 5594888 LOCJima hoch I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW plus the perfect example of a Laguna Beach charmer 2 Bdrm + Newly remod e led $310,000. *Cote Realty & lnveslmt>nC 640·5777 SECLUDED LAGUMAESTA.TE Specta cular 4 Bdrm custom contemporary home. on over '" acre or c omplete s eclus ion Breathtaking ocean and canyon views. Sparkling and s pacious thruout Dramatic Laguna dream home. $695,000. don osen n·.il tor ... LAGUNA BEACH 497-4848 IT'S GOT THESHA.KES A detailed exterior or ''WEATH ERED CEDAR SHAKES" that is. Located high above Laguna's famed R1 v1era coastUne w/a far out VIEW OF THE SEA BELOW. You'll rind this custom designed home w/3 bdrms & fam rm floor plan serviced by 2 baths. Extensive use of wood, glass & ceramic tile throughout, plus HEAVY BEAMED CEILING & BLA CK IRON FRPLC., create the feeling or Laguna warl'!'th & charm. We believe you'U aet "Tll E SHAKES" at the full of· fered price of $165,000 MISSION REALTY 985 S.Cst Hwy, Laguna PHONE (714)494·0731 YOU CAM AffORD this ocean view custom In an executive area. Large view decks · beautilUl home. 3 bdrm. 2"'1 b a, d e n Only S315,000. OpenSunciay 1·5 611 Loretta. La.aun• Bch Ll1•1 V..,. l .E 497-1761 $173.100 Ocean View. 3 bdrm. de~b yard, frplc. Im· macUiate. AC\, Darlyne. Ul·-Ol'48' arr2 CAPICOD Ocean Vlew. North end. Compl. remod. I bT, 2 b• +den. ~~a .. 1,4m. OPEN~l"fuAY 12·5 2$1 VlejoSt. 4'M-J'36 IMllALDIAY Y 011r f-= wOJ loft lbe bucb, I ... teanil • aod IO .. II 10Q. Abo U..jOl'lleOUl..-YlieW ••cf.\U "' lar. Hcurlty. -·-c-.., ......... ., ...... Hovi•• Fors. ....... Fors. HovtftforS. Ho.tiff For S• r Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May, 3, 1981 03 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.~~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~ ..... !~~~ ......... ~ .... !~~~ ~!'~~ ... !~.~! ~~r.:~~ ... !~.~! ~!!.~~.~ ........ ~!!.~.~~ ....... !~!!!.':«!';.~~ ....... ~!!.~.~ ........ SnALI White waterviewotmaln No qualifyina Very low •SIO OOODOWH• WATER.FtlOHT Hewporta..ct. t06t MewportlHdl 106f~wpotfleedt '°'' MewportlMdl INt WHITIWATIR YllW bch·decktn,. llving rm, down. Vt:ry low pay ~aut. 3 br, 3 tMa. Ir& fam EXCLUSIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bd Z Ba, room for pool. Victoria rrplc, dlolna ment1. 3 Br 2~ Ba con-rm Lra btkyrd ()pen • R~M* Low down. $270,000, rm, lam rm.wet bar, do, over 200U sq ft house Sun. 2300 Heat.her ~Br 4 Ba + mJid 1 Qtrl, SLe•H Opt.Ion. 5'0-35&1. 38r, 2~8.a, 150' froo-$142,SOO. &;aut parklike Ln. 6"1·0517. f uae2 lmttr.._~ teT. room D ••AratAn.~,..1111!"" rllr! A••TY k' T setUn1 Prin ooly Agt -----or ra w..tt erm1, JY.,..._,.V'\g '"Y•-.c ~ Whelan tage.~tra par lllg. em· 494.4572 ILUFfS CONDO Lerma. Low down SI 1 .. ~Ol'MllMNlcn.wwv pie tl1lls Area Exiating million. Bob " Dovie loan + owner rinancing AW ARD WIHH~ BeauUCuJ Btutr1 condo, 3 Koop 431 la&S Real Estate tol0% $3115 000.courtesy •nw Br. 2'-" Ba 0 Plan End · · • Unique · foxglove model unit w /11N1cioua wrap- OPIHSUH 1·5 LAGUNA MIGUEL 243411.o. S..1..01 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, pool, spa, view. ONLY$229,000 WOOOSCOVI LAGUHAHACH u,.....,.... •. Cozy charming bachelor unit with 3 garages and storage room. High beam ceiling, balconies, excel ocean views framed by mature trees A Laguna landmark with new bathrooms <could use more work) Priced below mkt t-0 sell quickly at $175.000 494-8057 to r ltra. Appl only in Lake Park 2Br. Den, around patio. $250,000. 731·8585 2Ba V aulled ce1hngs. creative ftnancing avall. F S french doors In den & Opo Hae Sun 12·5. 400 or ale or Lease Option. Kit Upgraded carpet & Vasta Quinta. By Ownr Xlnt opportwuty Prin· Ceramic tile In earth 760-to28 c I P a I s o n I Y · tone colors Prof de ------ Owner I Agent 497·1305. signed land5cape. Ac Versailles C<>ndo. Bach T ri Plex Panoramic cess lo ls.tacre park unit. $89,900. nr Hoag Ocean .view. Walk to w/tenn1s & 40 acre lake Ho11p. 552-1744 Help·U· $74,000, assum at 10:\'•'7.. &lllofH.8 .847·6626 beach owe. $295,000. $154,900. Open hOUS( Principalsonly.499·1~26 l -6p m Sal/Sun . p p ChHdrem WOftdtrimtd 831-7634 or Aru Ad #481 al 642·430024hrs. ~ Wettclff S23tK Wa rm family home. 3 br, 2 ba, fam. rm Close to schools. Agt, 631-5150. ll t-.Al l11f(.., POOL HOME JUST LIS1ED. lovely 4 BR 3\o2 ba + den Wllh we(bar +fam rm, and deli~htful kitchen over looking pool and jacuzzi. Master & guest or mother in-law bdrms with own baths 3 car ga r . Agt. 648 4380 ; 642-4447. Open 1-5 Sat/S- 435 JASMINE. A re· DUrLEXOR WATY furbished ··c1ass1c of the ]~~~~~~~~ AW ARD WIHHIMG DocJt for 10' loot late ·2o·s Walk to HOME 3 & 2 Bdrms, 2 frplcs, beach and town 3 Bdrm. 2750 sq ft contem· decks and patio d 1 n 1 n g I r m and a SECLUDED SETTING porary Lido Isle home. 3 C /21 Newport Cntr Epicurean kitchen In a Nestled Ill tile private bedroom, 4 bath plus 1.4""5357 park hke setting (shade setting of Niguel West study 3 car garage • ~ trees and a hammock'> this 3 bedroom, 2 batt Street to street location •LOW DOWN• Amenities galore Oak home is situated m qu1e1 Newly carpeted on ra-•MO QU"• •fYIMG• staircase and floors. cor· solitudt1 With 29'1 down d1antly heated floors 2 114 ,,,_. ner fireplace Ocean the owner will be the pallos. $695,000. Versall es Luxury 28r view balcorues. wmdows ban k er , s 2 0 7 . 5 0 0 Condo, below appraised an dbl /gar S215,000 4~172tl value. partial ocn loans.eHectiveratell.3.. Catalina view. frplc. Asking $349.SOO. $140,000. Creative owner eeachsideofHwy Ll·ngO finan cing. 130.2210 Excellent Loans I~~--~~~~~~ dys-642·2682 evs 161 LaBre a . Opt'n R •• 11, .... Sut1Sun PM 3 Bdrm. 3 PARK SETTING By Owner Open House b I d b hs r an this beautiful adult Sat & Sun. 1-4PM 22Q7 O,lu ~ ....... ;~--z 5 ig 11 e at · m/rm, ---------Anniversary Lane "'"" _. -dining /rm, fi replace condo. Pool close by 3 1740P....._"-'•• Ocean view. Bi" lot JOIEDIVIVRE bdrms. 2•2 baths 645-9341 3br, 2ba, spa, I Off T -:._.,.....Hl11-Like new. $375,000" BEAUTIF'UL2STOHY Me ticulous I y kept go If course view. •+a '° In Rolling Hills. Over $149,500 $190,000 Dri•eJ 494.7551 3000sqft4Br,lgfarnrm. HOLLIS WOOD Lovely ocean & hillside w /wel bar & frplc PENTHOUSE views from t~s 3 bdrm, ····~ Hil l If Elegant entry hall. Realtor _6_7_5-~ UMIQUECOHDO 2 bath home on a lot _. ~ M1 COHMACK Ill formal hv rm. din , rm, ---------•I with boat dock, pool, largl! enough for ex bkfst area m huge bltn LIDO IAYFftOHT secur ity + 180 deg pansion. Sellers may •--------•I nat wood kit. 2•2Ba , Custom country French ocean. Catalina. bay h elp with financing. FAIULOUS mstr ba w Homan tub in 6 bdrm. 6 bath home view. Fee land. $450,000 S395.000. FOXIORO HEIGHTS tropical sett mg Huge with pier & shp Spec-Smith Meyer. Bkr. MYSTICHILLS Upgradesgaloreinthis dressmgrm.forcedair ta i:ular view from 640-5357 54a..7113 A beautifully main spacious new 4 Bdrm l::xq~11ely decor<ited baysade brick terrace. -.---------- tainedcustomhomeona w view home, mtluding Te rrace ovcrlook1n~ 1-'ea tures provade lB1g Canyon McLain large lot. Superb ocean extensive stained glass. hills 3 cllr gar, fountain, elegant charm Call to-1 Townhome Greenbrier views & Catalina sun custom window treat f Io w'e r y Inds<' pd day Model with golf course sets . 3 bdrms, 2 baths ments. wood flooring $295,000 F~ RM 1\S view $55,000 down Agt. Seller may help finance. and A C Located m pre· SUM E LOAN & SAV·E 675--5200 $2-47,500 I st1gious Laguna Niguel SSS OF INTEREST & ' OWMER RMAHCIMG $389,900 COST Nearl} finished 3Br. 2Ba. 3 car gar 2 Bdrm h 0 me w al h finished comm pool. ten 1350sq fl .. Adult Condo", charming gardens, W/\TIRfHONl' 01s c rts & o th cr 2 mm.to Harbor·Beach walking distance to ~IOMt-~ amen1t1es Highly upgraded. com beach & town Many ex REAL ESTATE REME REALTY pare to "Versailles" or citing amenities includ 1 _____ 6~3~l~-l~4~00~~~-~1;2_;.1;3.;..J~4;.3_;.4-.;0~9.;0~8~•I EMTBn'AIHER'S "Villa Balboa" & see ing stained & leaded 1 HOME this for more value & bv glasswindows&carved L04JW'aHils 1050 Spacious yard sur· mg space Sl60Kunfurn mantle by local artists ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Mewpori a.ach 1069 roundi. a s pectacular S170K Cum. Owner-bkr, Room to expande ••••••••••••••••••••••• solarheatedpool&pat10 642·0222, 1f no ans, S310.ooo. OPEM SUNDAY 1.4 BESTIUY for BBQ's & entertam· 646·1044. 2499~ MARIN COURT mg . Formal dmmg room ----"l~\r1t4!r ·~,~~ .. ~~··'!~ +•Iii! llW• f714J 494-11 77 OCEA.MVIEW DUPLEX RXEll! Brmg your pamtbrush & broom to save m on thlS dirty dawg! ! Prime Laguna Beach duplex w /attached garage Sub· mil oHer! 759·1501 or 752·7373 ~Walker B Lee REAL F.STATE COLDWeLL BANl(eRC AIOLD CONTEMPORARY LAGUNA IEACHFRONT Function. form. and lex· Lure highlight this out· sta nding oceanfront home. Four living levels fl ow easily into one another bringing togeth er 5 bedroomi;, family room. cozy stud y. 2 kitchens, even a glass elevator. Sitting right on the sand it's an excellent investment at $1,795.000 INVESTORS: ILHIGUB. C .C.COHDO On the 2nd. fairway, this 3 bedroom. 2 bath end unit is offered with an excellent assumable 30 yr. loan. Upgraded, with air, would make super weekender or ren tal. ..... $165,000. OCEANSIDE OF HIGHWAY Shaded by mature trees in a setting of dramatic ocean views and sounds, this almoet-on·lhe·bluff home represents a pre- cious heritage of early California living. Three bedrooms, three baths. formal and informal liv- ing a reas. a unique dou· ble lot. walk to beach, and great terms avalla· ble t o a q ualified buy er m AP · POJNTMENT ONLY ...... ~ Assum ab I e Io an . Prime 3br, den, 3 ba, tri for sumpt..ious entertain· Harbor Ridge Dynasty, 2 Gorgeous, professional·. level. H rdwd fl rs. fresh I n g Used b r 1 c k Br. 2 Ba. view $277 ,000 ly decorated home 10 paint mtr OWC AITD or f1repla~0• wet bar. love bl '"!. 2nd or contrac t 1 H assuma eat 11 .75 •. Aliso Place Approx 3100 $198 .500.with 16,4 dn Y l 1 vi n g room . 4 F o r s a I e b y sq.ft. Custom pool and spacious bdrms. Owner/ Agent. $398,000. spa Great view with Walk to beach/pool Own-wia.<111---• I . Tom Gollier, Bkr . ... ~ Leave n:iessage at tota privacy. Lge lot 646.9200 OPIEH SUH 1.5 760·8101 Must see to apprec Wotrlnger Realty 1862 layport Way SPYGLASS RIDGE 21J.53!H394 PARTY 96U 112 Superb 4 bdrm family SUPER R-.. -.-.. -~IMG!-IH ~e-L ~~~eio~~fo~. co;~:tc:: Large low interest, as ocean · city lights view sum. Isl 1 yr. no pay HARBOR VIEW Computeriz.ed security 2nd Low dwn Tailored moN~S\~ system throughout payments. Fabulous Smashing fam1ly room ''={~JU!ALri~ Some financing ava1la "Foxboro" view Ashley with wet bar. Unbelieva-ble $560,000 6 4 4 5 5 9 8 A G T ble beautiful enter C /21 He rt Cllfr eves wknd lainer's patio 5 Bdrm I wpor · Sommerset on fee land NEWPORT SHORES 640-5157 760-6767 luikkr'1 Clos.out T\\O luxun~ 4 Bdrm estates m fabulous Fox· boro S270,000 & $290.000. 10"'< dwn. Opn Sat Sun I 5 30892 Cypress Pl Absolutely immaculate Foredoswe move · in cond ition 3 br·2 ba. on lhe water •LIDO ISLE* Creative financing S30K dwn. take over ex Lovely 2Br, 38a home, available. 1stmg loan of $220K at beaut. remodelled 2yrs LCICJ...a Hlcjuet I 051 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f"J• RED CARPET ·-754-1202 IACICIAY 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home plus ideal mother·in law quarters Compl w /bath. SZ!0.000. Roy McCCll"dl., Rftr. 548-7729 Monarch StllNftit II ---- Open I 5 SUPER IUY 22766 Montalvo.2br, Spacious 2 Bdrm, den, 2 ba twnhse Adults 2111 ba tri-level. OWC Comm pool & spa. financmgat15<'.f down& Oce.an view $162,500 13'"r int. Comm pool, ten ~ssm loan. Lou Gress-nis. $1 76.SOO. Bkr, Tom m~h_ Bkr.493-0941 1 Gottier646-9200 OPEN SUM 12·4 21112 lbltMcon Cri Archlteclural awar d winning design. 2 Bdrm "Foxglove" model localed in exclusivt community. Warmly de corated with communit) pool and spa Directly adjacent to 5 acre park. Sl64,900 LIDO ISLE Casual elegance is the caption for this beautiful Spanish style home on presllg ious Lido Isle. Includes 4 bdrms. all with pvt. baths. in door /outdoor swimming pool and spa. EKccl financing. Offered at $649,000. Open Sat/Sun l 5 204 Via San Remo *Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 IRIGHT AND SPACIOUS OCEANFRONT Townhouse offers high Ott P111• r d "· ceilings, formal dining OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5 room with skyh~ht. 1706 E. ~anfront master suite w/atr1um, Owner/Agt 675-8676 13•; ago. $4.84,000 w/Xlnt fin Open house Sat/Sun 1·5 119 Via Yell a. Owner Agt 673·0697 4 Br 21 12 Ba . on the water. Try Gold. Salver . reg diamonds for ~wn 1 ________ _ pmt 3 Br-2811, /\frame, 2 sty $177,SOO 3 Br·3Ba, on the water . Fee Land! Frplc in mstr Br $329.950. 3 Br·2Ba, 2 Canal Front. owe ~K PAINT & SAVE 3 Br 2Ba. 2sty $163.950 Minfo Janis O'lrieft CroicaO'lrieft 6'12-8850 John Coombe Bkr DUPLEX ACROSS FROMWATB in a great Newport loca· lion near Udo shops and beach. Two spacious 3 bdrm units of quality constr uction. Street to street location. S32S,OOO. SI 0,000 DOWN Can you a/ford $10,000 down? Owner will ar- range financing for your. Condo in security building with all the amenities. 194,SOO IEACH I 542 Santiago Dr DUPLEX RXER $325,000 Oceanfront duplex that can be remodeled to In-Open s..day 2-4 crease vale. Excellent Or Cal fOf' A..,t. rental area. Call for de- 4 Rdrms, 3 Ba. family tails. S650.000 rm , dining rm, Po<>l, -circular dnve, 3 car gar. \.\J\l l 1<1 H1 '' r Move· in condUon. ttOMI ., Int.. Lillian Shea S48-1S49 REAL ESTArE United Brokers 673-7771 873-8900 ~~~~~~~~~~ WATERFRONT EXCLUSIVE 4 Ir 4 lo + MGld't qfn, huge nwtr wffw, room for 2 lrg booh. T1n111, ........ Low down. SI . I mllli0tt. lob & Do•te Koop 631-1266 guest r oom and con-or675-1444 vertible den. Communi-I ty pool and spa. $141.000. BA YSHORES large 2 BR 131-1440 home in xlnt cond. Only $265.000. Prine. only please. ~19; 842-1517 ARIOR VIEW HOMI "Montego" 4br. 2ba. Fee Land , loan aasum 875-2139 I br Versailles penlhse lrnPorted tile lhrolll.bout $122,000. TSL Properties 842·1803. LA6UMA YllW HOMI WOW! WHAT A "9W. Townhouse condo on bluff in Newport Beach wttb easy wa~ w ocean • be.ch. ~hip of 3 HAalOI RID61 IST A TIS Commanding view & value . Understated e l e g ance with uns urpassed uperades. 4 bdr. Devonshire. Fantastic f1nanclna. Asklng $950.000 . Models will be over 11.000.000. 3 bdr. ramlly room. Great location. You must see th.it. Only $299,000. • bdrm, 2~ ba unit lnd. Jae pool, Jac\l.Ul, HUDH Is Uchted tmnlJ ~rtl. •111,000 with p0,ooo dowa. A.at for SuHn ••O·J7tl or Bruce 7to-ICJIO daft; ISi ·2208 ens•wtmdl.. MACNAB·IRVINE REALTY PRESENTS "McLAIN-BIG CANYON TOWNHOMES'' MEW tlSTIHG Immaculate lower level "OAK C R EST " model. Compact & carefree res idence for those wishing the ultimate in lux u ry. 2 Brs, 2 baths, wet bar, upgraded c pls & wallpapers throughout. Privacy & seclusion at only $179,500 lG25l BEST IUY Rare "EL DORADO" m odel w /3 Brs, 21 :l baths. Well located 2-st o ry plan w /upgraded ceramic tile e ntry & kitchen. mirrored wet bar mitrowave , su nken living r~ w vaulted ceilings. Motivated seller priced this for a fas t sale at $220,000. <G2fl > FURNISHED Delightful 2 -slor y "GREENBRI ER" ~odel w /tasteful, c u s t om decorating to be so ld furnished 2 Brs. 2 baths. hig hly • upgrade.d throug hout. Bright & airy, s hows hke a model Good fina ncing avai l ab le . Fast escrow wanted . $235.000 <G27 J Special amenities: Sl'curity Gates. Comm unity Poo l , S pa , Tennis. Proudly presented and marketed by : SUZANNE SHULER 642-8235 Newport Bea.ch !-K>I !..)(Nor Ur1v., Harbor Vlt<W ~11w1 64:.! 8235 644 6200 HARIORVIEW Portofmo w lrg pool, 3 Br 2•, Ba 111 mam house. bonus room, loft & full Ba m guest house . Ask 1ng $339,500. Call Ownr/Agt 644 5618 OCEAN/BAY VIEW 2 Bdrm , 2 ba condo. Mugnificent ocean and bay v1ewm Pool. Jacuzzi, C'lubhouse $275 ,000 Own /Agt 548-8636 NEWPORT CONDO $135,000 Beautifully cared for Quiet adult area w /pvt patio, nr pool 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, 2 car gar Owner will help finance Agt 642.5327. 642-4758 VILLA IALIOA CONDOS I Plan one with upprox 1400 sq ft & 2 Bdr, 2ba Owner will carry or lease1opt1on S184.500 2. 2 Bdr, 2ba, huge deck, microwave a nd up· graded kitchen. Pool, Jacuzza. gas BBQ Va cant. owner anxious $290,000 J Decorated right down to the "gnat's eyebrow" Includes everything and ready to occupy now. 2 Bdrm 2ba in perfect con· dition. A h.ideawayor ex- ecutlve retreat. S398.000. - WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 This 5000 Sq . Ft, Home sits on Linc\& Isle. A private g uarded Community Ul the heart o f N e wport Beach. Boat slips for (3) 55'·70' Yachts . For Sare or Trade. We are develope rs so s ubmit land or oth e r Real Estate to owne r Jim Thompson. 1714t 121-1210 C.ZIJt 591-IUJ llOOt 352-3710 n MACNAB-IRVINE REALTY u ._.,. .. ___ '· PRICE REDUCED SI 0,000! Prime Corona d e l Mar dupl ex south o f Coast Highway . 3 BR. 2 bath plus 2 BR, 2 baths. Corne r location affords g r e at privac-y & easy parking: Good financing av a 1 I. Now $349,000. Martha Macnab/ Do na C hic hester. 642-8235 Newport Beach !IOI DOV!!!' TJl'IV!! Harbor View Ce11t.er •, 642 8235 644 6200 •CREATIVE FIHAHCIHG• IAYVIEW OCE4HVIEW MIGHTUGHTS Out of Flaht Path This lovely ! BR 3 Ba home has lge paneled fam rm. w/fpl c & wet- bar, ideal for entert1:11n mg $655,000 A rare op portun1ty Open for mspect1on ·Sunday 1 5 Offered by BAY FR ONT PROPF.RTI ES 645 5000X2f6: 642 5200 By the heach 3 Br 2 Ba. Xtra wide iot, comm. pools & tenms S'llS.000. Terms. Owner /AJ(ent 642-3850 IEACHHOUSE Unique Island Commty 3br. den. 2ba. patio deck. 30 X 95 ' lot Sgl story. by appt Wa ll consider owner financing $305. 000 675-3971 W ALW' TO HACH!! Sa.Liil DESPERATE!! llas bought another pro· perty, facing 2 pymts. Unique 3 br home In ewpo rt Shores Asking $175,000 Owner will carry lsl T D at 12'1 759 1501 or752-7373. :...-: Walker I lee REAL F.STATE Son Cl.mewla 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOREVERWHm WATER VIEW $375,000 Plus the sounds of po unding surf. This home has its own tale to tell. Its own ind1viduali·. ty ExceUenl location on ocean. Highly upgraded with extra large lot. Seller has large loan.11t l 1 '1 low down. 498-5800 or 770-1683. WALKER&LEE R.E. VILLA IAl.IOA ~~~~~~~~ NPT HTS Beauty This SOR J.,. Prestigiou., Adult Con-will go fast. S190.000 3 + Capbtr.o I 078 dos on the Bluffs above SlotA.Rr D. 2ba. Ask for V1ck1 Agt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Bay are now FAMILY HOME 962·4450 3 Mll.s Fr Mcrw.a available for re sale 5 bdrms. new pool, new· ------WITH OCEA.MVIEW with attractive assuma· ly decorated. move-in l•avt. Oc.. V• R L..... ir.-J ble loans Some with cond Ilion Newport 2 Br , den 16 Encore Ct. CMC--- ocean & mountain Beach.$389,500. Npt C rest $235,000 &tatft views . Priced from S<S0.3666 Over 3,000 sq .ft. o f S184 ,000 For details. Whelan elegance Exclusive new please call: homes. from $515,000. 14'"''Z financing avail. JRL PROPERTIES fteaf Estate Charter Rlly & In vest. 645·4566 645-6459 496-8122 831-8811 Aakfor Dee S8.900PRICE REDUCTION!! OWNER ANXIOUS! Imagine 3 spacious brs & 21".I ba upgraded lo the hilt! This fine home also features encl'd parking & in house laundry facilities + assumable financing Call 759 1501 or 752·737:\ =-.-:Walker B lea REALE.STATE LIDO ISLE IEAUTIFULCOHDO HAWAII OR BUST Must Low down, low mpay· Walk to Westcliff Plaza set I perfect fam ily menls.clean48Rfami from this nice adult 2 home, 3bdrm . 2ba. ly home. Ready lo move bdrm. 2 ba condo. Pool prime comer lot with 180 into today. Lease/option and privacy Owner will degree valley view. or creative terms. assist with financing. Totally refurbished in- OPEN SUNDAY 1·5:30 Sl.24,500 s ide & o ut. Owner. 11 1 Via Quito -$178,500. Open House _Cal_l 673-3002, agent.__ \.\·\11 IO Hll" May 9th, 1G-2pm. -Mc:22 -110'11 .., Inc. .,_ OCEANFRONT RLAL ESl.\fE Galano Way. (Ganado & BY OWNER 873-8900 Ortega I 493-537!5 eves $598,000 3br, room for 6 9pm 2nd stor y, picture win----------•I S..ta Ana I 010 dow view owe. Open 5 E--L-r •• -~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11·5 daily, 6408 Ocean .... .._ ... M9Tn Front. W Npt Bch P,...-tiet RCTaylorCo 640-9900 Outstanding financial Bluffs packages ava1la ble. Principles only Phyllis Goggio D.M. Mcrthol 644-9'90 IR.ADFOltO COHDO Bea utlfully located on park like greenbelt just a short 'falk to the pool. $55,000 assumable loan of 9l2'7c: interest. Private patio and 2 car garage. Only $99,500 SPYGLASS SOUTHPORT Great buy at $539,500 for this Southport model. C~tom features through out o n quiet cul de sac. P ool & jac uz7.i. DRASTIC PRICI RIDUC110MI Exceptional Little Balboa Island location. Just steps to BAY. 3 BR. 2 baths. new coppe r plumbing. Seller will consider all offers ! Mot.Jvated ! Motivated! $325.LOOO. OPIH >UMDAY 1·5 111 JAOI Harbor Vu Hme 3br, ram rm, din rm, solar pool/spa, lge comer lot. RV pad, Owner $27~000 640-0325, 759-5299 644-7211 /Jn NIGU 13AIL[Y l:.. ASSOCIATES TRAIKTIOHAL BY Owner. owe. 3 br, & HAUT1FUL lrptc. dbl gar. S92.soo. Eastern charm -quality 751·8045 thru-o ut. Spacious 2 --------- story 3 bd.rm, large liv-SUB M IT 0 FF ER S ; i.ng, family and dining Spacioua 3 bedroom ton· room . VU from upper do Cheery kitchen with rtoor. Move In now. self -cleaning over /ra.n,-e Bric ks and warmth. and dishwasher. Im· 1392,000. maculate and fres hly WATE.RFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 painted. $92,500 TARBELL, BKR ~1720 1069 MIW Lll11M9 UHDA ISLl'S IEST LOCATION This 5 bdr. home is for only the m 0$l d iscriminatin g Buyer. Maln Channel f rontaae with room for 4 boats . Owner may assist with financing. As kin g $2.6 million. Orange Coast DAILY P1LOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 • • Cash in on -/or 11~_ ... , .... aut•IN"9f0tOrange CovrttJ adY•rtlMrt- • There are two ways to win with a Dally Piiot High Roller Ad Run 7 days for $7.77 11 days for $11 .11-3 lines Items totaling $500.00 'or less Call 642-5678 DailyPilai Private Parties only -no commerc ial businesses please. Any classification. No cancellation Rebate. -· Otlterleat....._ OttterlNI...... Ho•nhi '1bd Ho.MtUltfwwlllted Howe.U11 ..... lhed HoelM1U11 ..... llted Holde1Ultfwwllhed Ho.lei For S. °"'9r IHI...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................................. lllcw' ,f, 2000 i.cw ,...,.,.., 2000 LAt9-• lwla l 141 Colt• M... 1224 D_. 'oW 1226 '".... 1244 leec:lt 1241 s.te AM I 010 o••trc.lill •••••••••':!:::! ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... 'rop1rty 1600 ~ 2 Br. 2 Ba. Patio, ocean Nrniftwnble3BR3Ba •Ctosetomarina3bdrm, Woodbriqecondot6SO EMERALDIAY 2 Bd Condo nr So C•l ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCIAHVIEW UMIT~~.M. vlew,nowto9/30.Adlb, Pvtyard,2carelecgar. lt,;ba, frplc, yard, 3br, lt,;ba, redwood 3 bdrm, 2 ba, ocean Plza. Adlts, sec. $87 .SOO. Cl Zone, Colt.a Mesa. 3 Dw-LD 14 units, E·.11de, pool, no peta, b~ to beach. $6115/ lit 1 t Sec MOO/mo. Tbwnhou1e. deck pool spa tennlt view. gardener incl. 5S6·l5 lO or Open hse lots · 134 froot f\. Buy 1·2 Drastic reduction on lO~% financing. -.SO/mo. tM-4475. 759·=· a,i 7~.'1234 . 495-4'86. * lake MacArthu~ Group $1250 mo. 1 yr lse. Don. ~Jo Sunda y l ·5 or 3. S22l.OOO. Full price. brand new Balboa 8unlt.s,nearnew Newport.._.. 1169 One bdrm hie in com· •tlMjt..._. 3240 9'75·1188 ~-~~~.ell · Bank er · Need some caab. Agent duplex. 1st owners 2003 houaewn rentals ••••••••••••••••••••••• plex. Lot• of charm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm 2 ba Willows $650•--------- OPEMHOUSE Sat/SunH 556·6516 ~r~er~!~ ~::tr::!~ LIDO ISLE cbarmlo1 3 Ldry fac, ut.ll pd, no klda Immac 3Br, 2Ba: cul-de-Incl gardener, fencd bck Upp er _Wood.s C~ve . Commercial bldg, CdM beach. Large 3 bdrm, 3 TSL ~-4i'~ents ~~~1\!=~~-Yn:o or pet• $350 mo. lat, last sac, frplc, patio, 1690 yd, nracbools551·1019. charming V1ctoru~n,- Gd. financing, 3Br, pool, spa. 3221 S. Manitoba. Alt 547-7086; 975·0448 XI nt toe. Idea I for bath plus 2 bdrm, 2 bath. JDO to mo. Bill Gnandy, "sec. 211154 Orange Ave. mo. 847-45.2Saft 3PM. Stain~ glaas, magnifi- owner/user. 1.200 sq ft Owner will assist in I T--..u.lh 675-t161. Costa Me1a.646-3420 No lie req. Brand new Xlnt Woodbridge Loe ! cent view, 3 Br. 2 Ba. Agt : 760-1410. financing. $425,000. Clae to lhe water in S. DOl..LHOUSE CONDO else to bch. rec CONDO or pool/shp· $800. (213)378-3119. Ocean11de. 93 Priv as-Big Canyoo Copdo 3br, area, tennis, sec. gate pg /schools, tie 2br, S.... L..-1016 ---------aum loan, 72% Im-decorator furn, view, 1 Br. patio, attached avail now only S850/mo. finished courtyard/ Lag.a H9s 1250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IALIOAISLAHD provement/value will pool , tennis , lae gara1e, llove" Refri1. (213)833.1369 days , atrium. Avail Junel. ••••••••••••••••••••••• REDUCED $50,000. A Marlnl Avenue Com-structure break even $1800/mo.64(M;999 Oran1e St. neaT Del <213)S3l-S7l4eves U2S/mo. (714)896-7478 Attractive 3 Br. 2 Ba. in Barg a in ! 4 Br . mercial withterrilicfool w/2S% dwn. $398,000. Mar. $395. Adults, no days, (2l3)'33-5433eves. La1una Villaie. No pet.I. Panoramk ocean view traffic. Large building I~~~~~~~~~ CR~ LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT, peta. 873-Q72. 4bdrm, 2ba, nice location, SS95 mo. 497·4072. ,000. Bkr. "99-l526 with 3 unilJI for retail or! INVESTMENTS sm boa ta + 60' dock. r r P 1 c , dis hwasher . Colony 3 BR. 2 BA. Fam 5-Mt leaclt IOll SS25,0QOlfee. DUP(D. M.I. BKR (714 )293-3310 Wkly , now /summer. Eaatalde, newly re-5700 /mo. 891_1947 ; rm. frpl, gd toe., comm: - .. ~11 u1 U()"'l Near beach, two 3Br un-673-SURF, 673-7677 decorated 2 Br. 1 Ba. 839 •090 pool, ten. $725. Av 5/2. ••••••••••••••••••••••' ""'' " " ... its. 2 car gar. nr park. I H Y E S T 0 ll S enct11d patio in small ., · 759-8938. : "tHE EASY LIFI ~~~~~T~cE TSL INVSTMT 64.2·1603 DB.IGHT! Bluffs. Upgr aded 3 Br yard. $475/mo. 646-0491 New townhouse, 3 Br, 2v, --------- W.terfront dplx, totally •7M900 SC 2 units on tot. Seller will '"E " Plan. Prime Loca-or 875-3432 Ba, tennis crt, 1 blk bch. TUllTLE llOCK ul)graded, 3 stores, 45· v 6 U. L.A Jl40,000 nr U · finance at 13%, 3 years. lion. Lovely Greenbelt. Atlan ta /Beach Blvd. 48r, 21,;Ba, new carpet, boat dock. $360,000 as-~~~~~~~~~ GrS17,o00,try25%dnor Beatttiful tree lined Lg Famil y Room. Nice clean 2 Br. 1 Ba., _u. 21Jrr#K!•,.,.., paint, avail. May 22nd. sumable at llo/4%. Ask· ;.. submit. Bkr540-06aJ street in Orange. Agt. Broker, 759-9100 or enclsd garage. Child _,/mo. ,,_....,.,, $825/mo. May lse. Ownr ipg $485,000 OWC. Call SHOPPING 631-4361 ; 641-1991 644·0496 OK. $435, lst. last + Town home. near Hunt. Agt 752·0187 ; 551-4400 Jo-Ann (714)846-9012, FIX&SAVE! security dep. 2544 Harbour ,JBr28ainim· EDGEWATERRLTY -cana 3 & 4 units priced to SHOPPl ..... G HcMIH1U .......... d Oranoe "E"548-2778. I Smoketreee 2 Br 2. Ba 2 ) • .,. ..... 1 , "-II t ...,. • mac. cond. Comm. poo . d LEASE OPTION Tw o new 4 Bdrm estates. fabulous Fox· boro. $1500 /mo. Opn Sat/Sun 1·5. 31022 Cao· terbury Dr. ( 13 ....,. . ...., . ORAHGE COUMTY move now· ""' ers wan ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• .,,.,,. N ts C 11 con o, 2 car garage, nr quick escrow. .,. CENTER c;. ... ra1 3202 Beautiful new condos. ii';;~m~~ru 0 S:137 1 ~r tennia/pool /school. Avl. T•ffll 1090 Et&~W 1 MISSl-...YIEJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• '850. Obi gar w/opener, ...... ....., Agt 5/2. $625 /mo. (213 ) ·nii!~"'" ••••••••••••••••••••••• lOTlMESGROSS NEI.J/,.',.,~~ -"' Executive wanta tease 400aq.ft.astroturfdeck, _ ...... _ . .,..~ __ . -'--·----1 474·7892or (213)474-~ Call em MJrrell ~ 3 yrs old, all leased. In-w /option to buy 4 or 5Br close to ocean. 641-1991 ; 1 BR. on PCH. Ocean TU~~l,!4/~~ts°J:,~S Principals only please a~l!Jtl!_W-ffl:. $~'!'~ ~l,OOO. full pnce home in vie. of CdM high 631-4361 , agt. view. S375. S~oie~ ~T~![iC:n~ Logma HlcJiltl 1252 714 64 1-0763 ' ' . I' sch. district. 673-5835 This 4 Bdnn, 3 ba 2 stry, ~3900 Atrium & Fenced Yard. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Try AITD . 12 3/8~ with 2787 Bristol St. ALSO NEW. Xln1 loca-lta1toa l"-d 3206 vacant. Nds family. •2lrTo_.__ 5550 Pool & Parks S79S/Mo. New 2br, 2ba COND<?. 90~ financing $13,550 Costa Mes a, CA lion. Major tenants. All ••••••••••••••••••••••• $750/mo.Agt.548-1168 Ag t 759-9100 frplc, ocn view. tennts down. 3 Brdm H• ba, leased ~ncom $613,000. Yrly, 2er. 2aa. frplc, ,,., Gar. pool, park. 96J.5l9l en · courts S725/mo 644-5951 new paint, cpt. drapes . l~~~~~~~~~I Full price $6,000,000. gar, S800/mo. lit" last 3 Br. 2 Ba. fem nn .. de~. •Cloeeto Bch• SPARKLING new 2700 daya, 64S-9399eves Ca11Sandy631·2242 Agent644-9SL3. $1.000sec:. (213)"5-1978 frplc. $850 /mo. Avail 3 Br+den, 2ba, ram rm. sq ft. exec. ~me. 4 br. 3 4bdrm. 2ba, frplc, gar. rn E'..-,. ~ C d htl ~ TRIPLEX L ..._fo ir.....t.... 2200 now.631~or631-6994 din1·ngrm -""""5l91 ba A /C 2 fp . hb h d !!!!!_ Sun~ Reahy oa OM .... , ow• College Park area, all 2 On r -lcAoa Pt I •• 1207 ........ _,.. earthtones Prof lndscp' lovely ne1g or oo . • • i.o...1 for 1700 Bd w /encl. gar. 25% dwn ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WALK TO POOL or .sun '"Iii. 1244 S'940. 559_.Ue · S735 lease incl gardener. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & owner will help OCE.AHYIEW Steps to Bch. Cute lBr on the. deck. Spacious ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pet 499-4721 or 1091 1---------t w /fioancing. Priced Logmaleock duplex, utiJ pd, yrly 2l0 condo 1n S. Coast Plaza W D I R D G Logmahadl 3241 _838_·4_92_1 _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• right at $168,500. Bill 44th St. ~· 673-7954 aft area. $825 mo. Vacant. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAG \J N A N 1 Gu EL ASSUME$59,500 IAYFRONTCOHDO Kennedy . 631 -1266 S170.000with$90.000 sub-3pm.availMay5th. CallBarbaraat ESTATES Oceanfront rental S650 HIGHLANDS 28r 28a 10% loan. 3br, lba. needs FULL SECURITY ordination. 90' rmtge · C--'atn.o leod9 12 11 Barrett Rlty, 642-5200 3 B~rm . den + lam rm. mo .. r urn is hed I u n · frplc nice yrd. N~ pets' work. S82,SOO by owner gentle s lope Allan ..,.... f\va1l lmmed. S950/mo. furnished. Adlls only . · Midway City. 894-2789 Eleg;int waterfront liv· Heller. Bkr. 714/851·8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. 2~ Ba. Town~use, Jackie. 631•12166. Agt. 499.3816 SSOO/mo. 644-4700 ing in exclus ive all ---------48r, 3Ba. bltns, frplc, all double garage, micro----------1---------1 . otlwr RMI &tah security h.igh rise build· redecorated. S8SO mo. wave. dshwsh, trash· 4br, 2ba, 2 car gar, refrig, ing. Views from every,..._________ HIGH HIGH ON A HILL 34544 Calle Portola. compactor, elec. door RENTALS Ho.... & Gwst Apt. lge lot, low maint. avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mobile "°"'" For Sale room , 28r, 28a. Boat Custom Ocean View re· Owner (714 ) 56-2042 openers. Brand new 2 Br. l~ ba. $550 North Laguna ocean 1mmed. S750/mo497-.z79 17 UNITS Id i I I s 50 2 BR. 2 ba. S900 view, like new! 3 Bdrm 2 --------slip available. Excellent 9 ocean view apls, 8 s ent a ot. l~.7 . CorMG .. Mer 1222 home. Can be seen 2430 3 Br. 2~ ba. S800moto baths, formal entry' 4 BR + den, Niguel 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• financing . Pri ce cemm 'I, under ground One of San Juan ••••••••••••••••••••••• Santa Ana Unit 81. mo.3Br.2ba. $1250 hdwd/flrs . Paneled Shores. guard gate . PALM SPRINGS AREA. S42S,OOO. parking elevator. rron· TCaplstrHanob's are9as .kCall 4 Br + maid's quarters. Between ~4 Sat/Sunp. or1 FURN 20x20 liv/rm .. vaulted Som e ocean v iew. 2Br2ba.4yrsold.Compl c t H om " ar ro e r . Beaut. decor, super call for appt. au ceilings and fi replace. Comm pool. tennis, furn .. On 9 hole exec golf DEHHE SODEllUHG ~arf:ie 0~ag~:51ocatk,~· <714l66l·6636 view, top or Spyglass. 760-7024. PLUS a legal rental with walk to beach. $87S, course in adlt park. REALTOR ~().3666 Capi1tr.o Yahy $2 0 0 0 I mo . Koop . 0-_.--,-.. ----3-2-2-6 1 Bdrm, hobby/rm, nice 498-2501 or4.92·2958 V. Sa Jac into 6•ft •511 • ....._ 631 ,...,., ...... liv/rm, dinin° area and iew n .,_ Whela ...._., ".&SRV. ,..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • I a• h h 638-9300 ask for Virginia. n f1rep a ce. ot ave -:-;::-:--;~~-;-;:;~-;-1-~~~~~~~~I 3 Bd 2 Ba, F.P., garage, CLASSY CONDO French doors and win-N e w Mobi le H o me , l'feal Estate Lot in Hilla above Nwpt, patio, avail. now. 1st & For Lease. Dana Point 3 dowa and many more oceanview-EI Morro Rare single story Condo. in are a or million dollar last, $895.642·5290 Bdrm. Ocean view, pool, amenities. Avail. May l5 Beach Park. sp 70 28r, 1 Br. S86,000. 1\1• mile to ---------homes. Ready to go. serene living. $725 or June 1 S1400mo. Plus apacerentS175mo.20 yr beach. Vitia Pacific, APARTMENTS $310,000 Gil Ag t. 2c:;~t!cs~~~a':.WP°ri!e~ r~;::f~ Mgmt. Corp ... 523CAMPU5l>l:IRVtffE !::~:ecurity. Hillie. lse. SS9.900. 499-3816 ~unt. Sch. Agt. 968-2297. SUMHYV ALE, CA. 857-0211 location. 1 blk from -------- COSTA MESA 164 Prime Units. Im· Prime residential custom ocean. S850/mo. 760-1996 .EXCITING. $129,000 Less for ca11h · maculale cond. Xlnt lot. Newport Beach 2br, 2ba, security fence, location. Cash flow. S260,000. 559-9581 1550 sq. ft. Open House Upside. $7.2 Million S2.3 OPEH SAT. 12-l 519 Marguerite. 3 Br 2ba cozy Cape Cod. $125-0 per mo. 644-1395 TIM it.gat CW. e verydwy. 1111 South Million lst. 7.2XG Momtalll. Detert, 1976 Kings wood 3Br. Coast Dr. Unit 'A.202' CallChuckUlbrich ••sort 2400 2Ba. light int. lrg liv & 532· 1888 Owner/Agent. Monarch Properties •••••u•••••••••••••••• dining area. 21 yrs + to 714195>2682 FUH IH THE SUH JASMIHE caEB qualify . Small pe t D.a.us/ lOOOQuail 2 Bdrm 2 Ba con· 38drm,2Vi baexecutive welcome. Oalta Sale 1100 Newport Beach , Ca dominium, #l Fairway, home. $l!IOOper mo. Ifft...,, IR Toww ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ 92660_____ Bermuda Dunes, Palm /? Cl/ ~ . 1974 Royal Lancer 2Ax60. HEAR THE SAND desert. E:xceU. financ· ~a-Y et.a-~ 2Br, 28a w/family rm, lalboa'-. .,.,... 1 o UNITS tn1. Agt. Rich. 540-3666 REAL ESTATE ~44·6397 ln Lag Hills nicest 5 a tar Seconds to the waler. ft....I. f C__... 110 N rt Ctr Dr NB ~ 2l yrs + to qualify. Excellent 3 BR owner's -0 ~·r ewpo ' •000· Also 20x60 2Br, "home-like" unit & 2 lO • 2 br condos being ''°perty 255° Costa M ... 2Ba w/fam rm +encl. sold as bulk sale w/very ••••••••••••••••••••••• porch. $29,500. ~ BR, 2 ba, rental unit. creative financing. 10~ New Moblle Home 3Br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLASSIC Ideal for home & in· down & low l o w 2Ba, frplc , redwood abdrm,2ba,frylc,range, MOIU HOME come. Close to Newport negative! Only .$71 .950 deck. cedar shake sid-gar, yrd, avail 5/1. l•t + pier and shops. S289,950. per unit!! 759-1501 or ing, nr lake " skiing sec. 1675· 642-0835. 2706 Ha~e 206-A Wesley M. Taylor Co. 752-7373 $41.900. Terma or trade Secluded 28r lBa patio 540..5937 Reaffon 64 .. 491 O -W lk I la 4"°3118 home, pool,' adlts, no ~~~~~~~~jlllcotH,roptrty 2000 ~1848r 8 Rmcltn,,_.__ pets. $500 mo. 2453 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL ~ATE Goro•H 2700 Orange Ave, see Mgr ARTISTS RETREAT A,PLIVAUIY ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Apt8.751·Z787 nlr. 2Ba, den. sunny N 4 Pl 2 13% AITD. South or 17th. Orchard San Diego Cnty, porch. wlk to Sch & bderi::, ~C::th ~ac~x~it St.2housesoolot.48r.2 neta 75Kea. last 3 yrs. 3 b,r. 1 ~house, new stores. Agt. 49J.82.40 with fireplace, enclosed Ba. + 2 Br. 1 8 a . Beaut. home/pool. FIT p~rnt lnaide 4r out, ocean patio, double garage. $170,000 F.P. '55.000 caretaker. Sell i,; Cub view yard , pr~f . •MOVEIHTODAY S165,000. 8111 Grundy, 0 .P . Owner /Agent i,; trade. Agt Benion newlyweda,$650+ utila. 1978 Obie wide in family Rttr: 675-'lBl. 556_6516. se&-2314 645-3000 park. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. UUI· ---------1 ty rm. Din rm., shed, .... h.... Oceanview 2 br, 1 ba, Picnic tble. All appl. bc"-9t 2100 gar., pvt yd. Adults, no $46,SOO. Ownr. 964-5309 ••••••••••••••••••••••• peta. $475. 642--4752 Trade or sell Long Beach AcnogefarSale 1200 3 units, ocn area + ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna H i l l s E. Side 2 br, 1~ ba, frplc, yd, patio, dish washer, waaber /dryer book-up, gar . No peta. 9800/mo. 831-'513, 875-89al lAMCHO SANT A Fl Lel1ureworld 2Br. 2Ba 400 ACRES co-op, A-1 cond for place Ap proved map for 84 nrocean. (213) 437-767• £state Lot aubdivi1ion + 120 acres for future de· Mo.tR•soartlll. Desert, 2.00 MoR..te-~!· o...t, 2•00 velopment. All Rancho ._ Me..-rt leacll Loek to "' _.,... • Santa Fe services. Roll· "'·F ••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••• •••••• •• ••••••••••••••• ing country aide accen· UltcJo Ant tualed by yr-round run· nin1 1tream. One or a kind ... LAST of a kind. Priced to .ell at $42,SOO per acre or approved m ap m~be purchased .-parate . SO COAST LAND CO. (714) .Sl-0803 lllkn• ,., UJlrty 1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWPOIT t O ffice luatldlnc. ..,_..,.. HurTy • won't la.ti 1111 Grundy , m-tltl c • ., .. ,.,, • ..., 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SH°'Pl•CecTIR n,500 1q ft, Qlendota. N•w. pt171PM4. Sched. tteom• sun .otlll oo triple oeta.a ... ~ml&lt uJL t1.~.ooo. Act .JJ U)551·1552 o t ~ft.4)Mf.lnt FOURPLEX-$247,000 ,_.,... wltll co•• unltf ,ool md ...creatloll roo• w j .. wltll n•dtck-tltre• 2 Ir . Locllft4 a. c .. de w comtyad •111111••"· .Au • ..,,, .._ .t -4er I 0% l•hr11...._. S.. Coed......_ Cal llOWI llAUTIFUL DUPLll D.,aex I• Or-.•. hide of • .,..rdalp lllow1 ... MW C9'plt, ......... ,..... ~...., tn1 Is. .._. 1twy z .... I ............... C9',... llltWHL $11f,f00. HIY IMYISTOIS Me'WjMlrt H•ltllh •• .,....L ........................ ~ .. . l ....... wttlt...,. ... .... Sl7t,tt0. ................... .... E ..... .. , I I II JJ I a a a o a•= ·a · a aero .J DESERT DREAM AT BUILDERS COST !! HURRY !I Builder is willing to sell beautiful Palm Desert Townhomes at or below COST to FIRSI' 15 qualified buyers. MOUNT AIM YU.AS A secluded resort, 18 miles east of Palm Sprin1s off en: • 3 trl·level floor plans • 2bdrm or 2bdrm, den, 2ba. • Lush land!caping * 3 swimming pools & spas * 2 lighted tennis court& MODILS OPIM DAILY Tum south on Deep canyon off hwy lll, t um lefl on Driftwood or call for dlrectJon.a : rt -•• « ••• ,.a ..... ce To Mot her With Love ... Lov4! has a way or relum1n11 lo 1u sourc4! On lh1• •l)('r1JI clJ\ lhe luv4! you have given is returned with a spec1~I m""•'lt" or warmth Take a look. See how much you 1rf' '"' •-d ..... f1,. ---.L'-'" Ml111oft Yiefo 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME FOR RENT 4 Bdrm. $600. Fenced yard & garage Kids & pets welcome. 964-2566 or 973-2971. Agt .. no fee .. -~ ----..... -----~ ,._ --. .,..-.. -. -. "-iMtUa._..d ~Hoae1Uafunl.a..ct .,....... ... ,_.dted .,.,._..,,...llMd Af*lautt u..tw.. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. May. 3, 1981 05 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mewpert.._. JHt wportlHdt U H hlboel.._. 3706 s.ca....... 3776 C91taM... 3124 Apwlwc•h u.fwo.. •taHh u.fw.. 1Vec.tloa._.. 4250R ...... to ~ 4100- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ······················· ............................................................................................ ······················· ····················.··· .................. . UtUe ltland. l bdrm , t lbr, lba, clean. new furn EASTSIDE3Br Cottage, HwllMJt•.._. 1140 ,.,..._.. JIH Lake Arrowhead condo 1--------• ba. New furn & apv\ & drapes, util pd Wlk to built In•, washer/dryer ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• &aut. fwn. tpuciowi 3 WANTID B MACNAB·~ REAlTY 1625 mo Incl uUl t adlt. bc h /ahppf 101 W . hook-up, aaraae No SEASPRAY zer. aba, Steps to bch 2 BR l Ba. level, 3br, 2~b11 Pool, Female tOthr w/2 firla A~Ol"Hf!WCCIM'IHI' $13-078e Marauita G2-8120 peta. S5ZS/mo 2625 "A,, trplc Rtt & ·~llrily. fplc. dbl ear. patio $630 wlk lo lake $100/mo N B Apt $166. Cal af\ 7;wlu -avail now thru Elden 631-175$ ~;t beach SIWS. 8918396 mo.yrly ~ __ ~60$ 8PMM880IJ'1 FOi LEASE llG CAHYOH June 20th. 3bdrm, .......... Lrg3BR.2BA,upperun· St2.~pstothebc_ b,lg_e 4br. R__.ol•to.,.._ 4100 $100 /wlit 673-3051, -U9'fwwt.a..d ~-.ba"l·--'mpatao,yr ••_..••·····••_.,..••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• It, encl gar. Nicely dee. Waterfront cundo In ... _.. M Jo' shr 2br, apt F V 54()..4917 G ... rat 3102 Mua del Mar. $475. Hunt Harbour w/ocean ly ~~/~ 673-~--Movina' Avoid deposits S200 + ~ utll. 963-2801 2 BR, 2 bath. master suite with office overlooking golr course & lake. Vacant & available. $1125 mo. CbarnunatBdrmduplex ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751·9905,lvmessage. vu ~ salllna. tennis. ~..,Olk to &h. 3Br. ZBa & cut llvi.n.i exJ>('n11t'•' days 9 :30PM-wltnds TS --pool, Jae ldh l beach p r 11 1 ,. anyllnie 1525/rno. APTM · ~ REHT 1 br condo, nr So. Coast Own atrs. frplc, $700 lsc 1.J,01 essaona Y 11 ih e 840-8146orll75-5930 H B N 0 CcJeta M living In wuq~ l Br. den S "' Somethl~iifor Ev,rye::e ~1:1~~ ~~ SI l , & loft. $750. Eves/wknds 127 44th l 114().6140 HOUSEMATES C.:ondo $260 l&e bdrm. laltoa Pellls •• 3707 Bach. to 4 Br Unfum. 213/592-2474 VILLA IALBOA 832 4134 l)OOI, JuC, tem 25.35 DEAUVIUE MOOa Spacious 4 BR home with view, pool & spa. Completely redecorated. $2350 mo. Vacant & available. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. C rtaln I I Just off Harbor. 2 Br. l ----642·1801 C.M. "r"· e ocat ons 2 Br l "1 Ba, gas pd, S350 Adult Only Decorator f'um. 2bdrm, o le r . Poo I, spa, Ba. Small do& OK. $435 + S350 depofil. Crplli, 1 BR. l BA. *St.and U •IRcJ* Rm mate to shr 2br. apt $800/mo + utH Annual Ci replace, luun. room, 556·6S16 drapes, bit-in&. Mc Fad· From $575 Cqun11elon1 to personally else to OCC non-smkr.. lease, no children No b ea med ceilin gs, d B h Bl JRLPROPERTlES select your compatible nool S225 u t ll incl ROSEMARY SIETZ 644-6200 pets.IK2-0369 garages, all buill·ins. MESAYBU>EEAST en nr eac . 645-4566 645-6459 rmmt e to suit your S'.4112t121 Garden & Townhouse 2 B r . A p t . ADULTS• no pet 5 hfestyle. Shared-Living '4 Coro11ade1Mar 3722 deslgn.NOFEE w/dishwasher , frpl c, 89!H894or646·9243 Ver sailles. l br pen 8330overDr Suite31NB F td l h 2b 2 bt1• S~~;·~:·y~·;;;;_·~=~~~;~;· TSL MGMT. 642-1603 vaulted ceilinbgb, balcony, lBr. tri-level Townhome. thouse. all amenities. 63_1-_180_1 _ 1~~1;,; con~~ kso r+ sht' ~ Newport Buch 901 Dover Drive Harbor View Cent.er 642 8235 644 6200 apt. yrly lease, ssso. all la .... -a 11•-~ 3806 pool. s pa, q , gar. Frplc, blt·lns, pool, s pa, $525 /mo.968-5133 ut1la 552·0504 •• -tm'llllll avail. Adults only, no N utils pd. 673-5454 or •••••••••••••••••••••• pets. $500 & up 2650 tennis. gar, nr bch o Twohousestobeach,2 Bd LASTCHANCE' I BIG CYN LEASE SPYGLASS HILL 673·0l64 I $650/Mo. 2br, new paint. Harla. 54~2447 . pets s475 847 8758 • apt $475/mo year round 1·~)4ir"'~l"f~·· M 28 wants fem. lo shr a.. C M 3724 modern, gor, patio, 227 848-9916 613 2432 '·~ -. b r , 1 • 2 b a a p t • oala "° Coral Ave (213)395-3511 . Nwpt Hgt.s, 2 BR 1"'2 ba. 2 b d 2 , b · · --(f1.'• 'i1\f.lcr1. t Pmecreek.C.M 642-7611 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-2719 FP, encl gar. adlts. no rm • 1 8 San Ca......te 3876 _ ~ _ --.• 3 Br 3 Ba. formal din • Ir& master suite, very s harp, pool, view, hot tub. $2000/mo. Bob & Dovie Koop. 631 1266 LEASE 3 Bdr. formal din .. fam rmn 2 flreplacesn Jrg yard $1600/mo Bob & Dovie Koop. 631-1266 Agl CASA DE ORO pets. $46.5. 642.5722 townhouse. Patio & dble ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALL UTll.JTIES PAID lolboa ,.,.._. 310 gar $450 mo 6 mo lse Compare before you rent. Custom design features: Pool, BBQ, surrounded with plush landscaping Adult liv ing al Its best. No pets Bach furnished $370 365 W Wilson. 642·1971 •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 HUGE Bedrooms in No ch ildren . or pets S350 Util pd lBR Duplex. super location Fully Ref. req 848-6929 417 E Bay Ave Balboa carpeted. built -ins, ------- No pets 547-UM ground Ooor. Adults, no 2 Br 2 Ba $450 mo Near pets.S350mo Apply Apt beach & Garfield • • I BR, yrly, util, gar. on the bay View Upstairs lmmac B 56a W Wil son Ch1ldrenOK 964-4387 646-4477. Near ntiw l br apt .. built- 1ns. carpets.drapes. car port. lamndry racility. public tennis courts. and golf course right behind property, adults, no pets , avail Mlly l $375 mo Owner 642-01311 Oldest &r.largest agenry in So Caltf. srnce 197 I Credits ABC.NBC.C BS. Coani.o. Plul Donahue • •11 ofC• to all who need a place Newport Beach, &41 1899 1-:mpl fem. ahr my hoOl~) rds, nr Hoag. $190 in~ utils 548 0027 I-' .iva1l 1mmed. Priva~ room & bath Conv. loc;. Non smkr $220. 963-6218 « In Newport Pnv Bath 4.. •• entrance $275 total noo-, 1 smkr 631 352111 Hart.or View Gracious family home 2 s t ory 4 bd r m Furnishing avail at no extra Sl.200/mct lse. No pets. 2015 Port' Bristol Cr Call Elaine 644·5997 or640-S357 Newp()rl Crest 2 Bdrm, 2 level condo, pool, tennis court 217 Wildgoose $75Q !Ticonderoga to In· trep1d to Wildgoose) or 213 /691-7537 3 Br. 212 Ba. Condo. 1 bdrm furn. cottage 1 person. Clean & private No pets. S4.25 incl. all utils. 548-0522. 673-1943 $495 Open Sat t br, new crptg, aduJts, no 1·4, 311 ~dgewater pets, $225. 131 Flower, Corono-., Mer 3822 C.M. 646-71183 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lg 2Br. carport. lndry, 2 Br, 2 Ba duplex w1sun-SJ8S mo. 642-8843or (2131 I Br townhouse, bit ans. faring park & pool. adults only. Opn I 5 Sun 10201 Holburn Dr Hunt Ba y, nr Adams t Brookhurst 673-7721 $.385/mo 3 br, l~• ba, 2nd Or apt, dose to shopprng, beach. no pels or small children. $550. 835-3252 Rmmte wanted to shr lge condo nr S C Plaza Sauna, pool, Jacuna M F to shr ~ br, 2 ba. ~D. Private balh. Available Condo Patio. frplc . Call May Isl $250 + ex $290. 646 7332 • ~ ------BIG CYH CONDO Lovely 2 8d 2 Bu. avail immed . lil Sept. l $850 /mo. 631 1266. Patrick Tenore, /\gt Ocean view. $800/mo. Ask'for Ron. 752-5111 deck 411 Po1nsetta. 596-3703 penses Call ~7 3527 or Offlu Refttal 440 SCNtto Ano 3880 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUSC4SIT4S Furn. 1 br. apt. S325 & up. Encl. gar. Adults, no pets. 2110 Newport Bl. 548-4968 btwn 8 & 5PM $700/mo lyr l se 675-0124 Jackie Spacious 3br. 2ban four-Extra lg 2Br 2ba !.'Ondo. plex, frplc, dishwsl}r, Patio, gar. pool. 759·0060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT CREST Agent has 3 three units. -Possible lease option 2Br. crpts. drps, patio, W /D hookup, no pets. $395. 646-5976; 544-5939 $450/mo847-7846. washrtdryr, prof paint- -. --, . h , 1617 WestclifC. N B. Wa))l Male tfe.m 5 br, ~ b~ .st h nanc1al inst. 7000s.1. nr S.Cst Plazail-rw r !st floor AgentS4l·503t. 3 Br 2ba. tree lined st in $775 to $850. 645-0295 4 Bd 2 "'1 Ba, 4 car garage. newer bldg, So or Hwy $1200 pr mo Ask for Dsi rrell Pash, 631·l266. lrthle 3844 ed. new drapes. Adults ••••••••••••••••••••••• Close t o Mi Sq Prk . 775-0529, 631 1098 Spa, $225 + share ulsl - Wes t cllff, nice for cpl/sml fam. $775. incl grdnr. ~o pets. 646·2~~- H1111tlagt0ft ~h 1740 l Br Eastside. Small but cozy w /lots of neat wood $345/mo. 551-1660 641-4913. KOLL CENTER ................. , ..... Ora n getree Plun 4, Male 33 wants rem rrn lb.drm + loft. Adults. no Tu1tln 3890 mte rull pnv $275/mo 2 br, den, 2 ba. Walk to beach Tennis & pool priv $750 lse. 640 5272, 1r no ans.1-723-0001 Harbor View ho e, lm- mac, 2Br. 2& + Den. $850 /mo 545-6771 ; 963-4057 S375/up 1·2 bdrm, pool, jac. adlt, 18992 Florida. H.B. 842-2834 or 842 3172 R&'M~ pets. Pools, tennis. S47s ••••••••••••••••••••••• and util 770-7928 or $275/mo mcl ulll. Shown 730-1250. 542 7609 Security a~ts. 1 ~rm &. 546.1200 ext 34 May 3rd from 12·4pm L I h 3148 2bdrm, util pd, adults. --Newport Terrace 3br, 2ba, end unit. park set ting, avail mid May $675/mo. 644-9514 H .8.'s FINEST 753-8355. .:'!':'!~ •• ~••••••••••• no pets. From $37~ 27 yr old fem wants to shr lmmac 1 Br, ocean vu, I E/side 2 br. l ba cottage. I Bdrm North End Walk 836"5506 n.ew shurply decorated Rl-:Al.TORS llGC4HYOH Exclusive, ru11 security, beautiful 3 Br 3 Ba Private yard, wet bar & hreplace. many other amenities 1nclud1ng Maids room $1450 mo Call Anthony wkdys 642-5757 eves & wknds. Spanish Estate LlVlng 1 Beautiful park like sur round1ngs Terraced pool. Sunken gas bbq: sparkling fountains Spacious rooms Separate dining area Walk -in close t s. homelike kitc hen '& cabinets Walk to llunt ington Center blk rrom bch Sharedj Yrd, gar $475. ~2-8343, to beach Inclds ullls. No Rooms 4 000 Cofdo ~~ ~~d~~·tge garage. laund facil 1 642-1387 pets $425. 499-1526 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w em + r, 2 a . HARIOR VW KHOLL 3br, view "CONDO". 1900' of super upgraded elegance & corner privacy Pool & tennis p riviledges S900tmo 644-5598 $675 mo Agt673-1181 ---------Laguna Beach Motor Inn frpl c . wash dryer Dana Point 3826 Newport ~h 3869 985 No Pacific Coast Amen incl pool. tennii:.. OCEAN SIDE OF HWY ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll L B . h lakes & parks Npn smkr N 0 P . tr . wy, aguna eac . 1 . S325 , Lge l BR. l Ba w bllns. o. ana omt o Cst PARK NEWPORT Daily, Weekly. Kitchen p ease mo t , refrig, new paint, cpl, Hwy, ocn view all rms available Low winter uul Ask fop ~n 7!'19 5505 gar $490 lse 675-6061 2Br, lBa, hardwood Ors APARTMENTS rates 494 5294 or 559 0457 644·8889 ----& frplc. S500 mo. Tommy. Spectacular ocean & city 494-2469 Room wilh kitchen Nonsmoker tu shr 3 I.Ji -Super sharp custom "3 On Golf Crse 3 bdrm 3 ba Bdrm + den. quiet re- + den & bar $1100. s1dential area, prof re- 645-7605or646 1713 decorated Terrifc pool l Bedroom-furn. $440 2 Bedroom-Cum, $510 Adults, no pets Utilities Free' hghts view from every COUa...tTnY CLUB prsvleges Adulls only house in Woodbridl(l', .. r oom Large 1 Br Large 2 Br l"-'• Ba up-"•ft 962 7520. $280 857-2807 aft 6pm $600/mo Call Anthony stairs frplc. $475 LIVING IN 661-8437 Back Bay area. 2sep rms for rent m lge house. M or F. S225 mo ea rm + It Utll. 642.1986 Male /Ft:JTiale enJo> ltv 1ng in my plush, m1lhon dollar waterfront home In llunt. llarbour Rent negotiable 846-4l25 & spa A great place to wkdys 642 s1s1 eves & NEWPORT wknds 644 8889. 2 Br .. den, 2 Ba., large dlx BEACH entertain. $1500 mo Agt 673-6413 LA QUINTA HERMOSA 16211 Parkside Ln. I blk w. or Beach, 3 blks S. of CLOSE TO IEACH ocean view apt .. Enl'lsd gar , out s ide deck dshwsr. 493-1030 3 br. 2~, ba twnhse, huge master br, view, end un- i l. pvt patio, pool , S675/mo. (213)829-0446, 1213 )372 47~ PEHTHOUSE Edinger. 2 bdrm. 2 bath, peek New 2 s tory condo. 847-5441 view, sundeck, carport. EIToro 38 32 Ocean & mountain - -Nite' Ready June 1. S65C ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYFROHT 1 views 2+den.Secutily LCICJUltaleoc:h 3748 mo.lnodogs). 2 Br. 2 Ba. new condo, Lovely 4br. 5ba custom gate guarded comm uni-••••••••••••••••••••••• J A SMINE C REEt< large kitchen. pool. No hom enearLindalsland. ty. $1000. 675-9132 or BEAUT.2br,oceanvaew. Totelly upgraded 3 pets.551-1515. Features. lge master 675-9113 hi-fashion decor. huge. bdrm. family, 2112 bath. H • ...._ •---L 38 0 suite, sauna, wet bar, --gorgeous Ir, Sl,000 mo. Ready nqw On the ..ttn.,.-.~ 4 frplc. game room & pvt Santa Ana 1210 Avl. 5-1to7-15.499 2227 ~reenbelt Peek view ••••••••••••••••••••••• dock for 50· boat. $2500/ • •••••• ••••••••• ••• ••• • Pl n 5 $1300 mo STUDIO ·. sgl pror 8 mo. yrly. 642-9231 Beaut. 3 br, 2 ba. frplc , all new decor Drive by business non·smkr. 40+ '(.,(J~(JJUI di'/• /{t'i/I Npt Terrace 2 Bd 2 Ba 2317 S. Lowell. $600/mo only S325 incl utsl (.;lJ ~· condo, pool/Jae • encl 1st, last + Sl.50. 644·5069 494-0451 -ob~tr •Ti<J/11'ttt(JJ gar, $625/mo. as or 611, I ~ . '] "'~9~ assoc fee incl 646 3942 Sowtt. LOCJIMG 3286 M•wport hoch 37 69 6j. -o 'I 'I Exclusive Newport Beach rental properties 675-6565 RTSA • •• • • • • • •••• •••• • • • •• • • •• • •• • • • • ••• • • •• • • •• • •• 2•35 E Coast Hwr .• CdM OCEANFRONT HOME OCEANFRONT O'looks pvt beach, 2 br, Furn. 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba 2 ---~~~~~~ 2~ ba. den, din rm, lge car garage with orflce. View, 3Br. 2Ba, gar deck: $1200/mo. 499 2253, washer & dryer meld Ocean & Femleaf I BLK. Bch 2 br, frpl. 499·5021 A v a 1 I N 0 "" Sll001yrly673-3U5 patio Yrly 6-1 Ref & ,~o . ' ADULT ~~-LIVING • I ' 7 BA Pa110 Aofs • Dosll••Sllel\ & 860 \ • Poo1 4 Rt( Aoo ~ • Cii •Otn I •nOH•o•nq • Joq 10 8uc11 4 Snoo• S f (.~l~S SEA ENVIRONMENT %3l H AMii TON H 8 962 4500 dep $700 552 8343 & •Small cozy cottage, ~~Y~~~L!(.1Y 00_1603 EnJOY summertime liv- 645-1387 !bdrm. lbs, stone frplc, mg yr-round Walk to 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, cpts, drps, close to ocean. S700/mo Fantast·1call f n sh d CdM beach 2 br. rrplc, d /w, encl gar. Beach & 5 WESTCLIFF AREA I Br 49·5·'486.• Y ur i e " townhouse, with ()(•ean lge deck, encl gar Points area. $430/mo. condo, pool, carpt, new -T · I $750/mo. Avail 1mmed. 842-8032 a ppl, spacious. Ver y CotHknn......_ view. enms court, poo 675 8589 642 7544 --------- private· Ad.Its only. $500. Fundlhed 3400 $925/~o. 700-91!7 · · - 675·6646 or 833-3622. •• • •• •••••••••••••••••• Whitewater vjew, 2011teps c M 392.11 Luxury Condo CdM blks 01ta eso "' Newport Te ace 2 BR 2 1 b h lB ' . • 1 to sand, cheerful, nicely ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail. now 2 Br. or 3 Br. Apt. Frplc, dshwshr, gar l or 2 children OK, no pets. Water /trash An adult community on the Back Bay Spec tacular Spa, 7 s wim· ming pools, 8 lighted ten ms court:., bike trails, putt i ng green Bac helors. I and 2 bedrooms apartments, and townhouses from $510 00 per month On Jamboree At San Joaqwo llills Road 1714)644 1900 Oceanfront for Winter Rentals Furnished & unfurn Broker 675 4912 1110 FEE! Apt & Condo rentals Villa Rentals 675 49l2 Broker WESTCLIFF2Br, 112 ba townhouse. Adults only, no pets SS50 Imo 1728 Bedford Lane 548-7533 2br. Iba. Harbor View w1pool $600/mo. 646-4529 WANTED Balboa Bay Club apt. 644-9513 Room . kit c h en privileges, Newport Bch 642-6811 Female 30 'will share furnished •2bdrm apt 2od bdrm opt furnt!.hed Pool. S200 includes Ut1l Lady & son lo shr home C M Avail now 645 0414 w Jother lady. S2501 mo Patrica after 5pm mcl util, ktl & laundry 1._-__ -;.-;.---.·---- priv Own llr & Ba CM 1· area 642 1828 a ft 6 • M / F 25-40 to shr btn pvt 3Br fam rm compl rurn 893-7594 Mrs Orr home nr So Cst Pla-zu. Remember Mother's Day pool J3C, pride or ownership, may ha\'e use of 2Br S375 mo + •, utl 540·8225, 675 4917 May IOHt Send a message to Mom . via the Daily Pilot's Share M . V ~I hm<'. Mother's Day Page adlt male pref d Refs & Your message wiU ap-gd character $275 pear in a pretty nower Rose,641-8629:759-1616 box For information and to place your message call 642-5678 TODAY! Costa Mesa home. non smkr, empld adlt. $175 mo. 556-6378 Ive number. Room ale wanted. mature person. I ms from Npt B c h S230 m o. townhouse Call 548-4998, Cindy !"" • , .o c · r, swim poo • furn 2 Bdrm. Avail :S/16 MESA VERDE home at-Ba, _end unit. Pool. park Jac, pvt p~tlo. under-to 6 /25 $600. Mature mosphere. 2 & 3 dlx apts. selling. $650. lsl & sec. gro'!nd prkmg. 494-4672 adults 631-0174 N l .,.., 1034 646·4139; 642-l272 Ava1l lmmed · o ~ s. _,,. · pa id . $475 & S550. _B_l_G_ C A N y O N :r~or 973·297l Agt.. Townhouse 2 Br 2''l Ba Private entrance. Prefer Male over 40. No smok- ing, no drinking. $250. Share ultls. 556-0637. Prof. Fem 30+ desires same to shr CdM home Seperate bdrm, ll v area, bath. Pvt entr a nce, patio & laundry. Very sec luded & quiet $500 /m o + '" ut1l 759-1487 eves 3 Br 2 B a Pool & COftdoMW....S WANTED 2 Br 1 Ba Maple St J ac uzzi. Prestigious Unfwnllhecl 1425 Balboa Bay Club apt Adult. refrig. no pets. Harbor View SllOO/Mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-9513 Quiel . $375. Sierr a Call 768-0654. 2bdrm, 2 car gar, covered OCEANFRONT Mgmt Co. 641·1324 patio, ~ mile to beach. Wkl di 2 4b Super Luxury 1 story Access to pool & courts. y, x. -r Spacious 3 Br Duplex house on Santiago Dr 4 $575. H.B. (213)925-4796, 673-SURF. 673-7677 $425 Pool & laundry fac Br. 3 Ba. with separate 1714)675·4902. 548-95.56 master bdrm suite in Condo, lbdrm, lba, patio, bit-ins, tennis, pool, spa, sauna , sec. gat e. nr beach. $450/mo. Dee· 962-2912 or 842-4474 Sm. 1 rm. furn. charm, cozy. Rural guest house Lovely garden. S60 wk. -494.9575 2br. 1 ba, (rplc, stove & r e f r 1 g 1 n c I n e w Hote ls, Molek 4 I 00 cpl /drapes S600 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752-1111 days. 752-0591 Balboa Inn oceanfront eves iwknds Low winter rates. Daily 01n 1ng Rm . Den . beautifully appointed S975 644·5494 M F 2br. 112ba hsc. Laguna. gar. resp. non smkr. S250rmo Robert 870 7288. 546-1218 Mature pro(,33 seekm1i1 m l ( rmmle n smoker lo shr Garden home 1 2 mi HEWPOftT I Elegant executive suites 1n pres tigt! lol.'ation With complete suppol1..tt ser\ltt:es ... • 714 /8.51-0681 ...... --;; BEST RATE In NEWPORT BEACH. 000 ro 4200 Sq Ft • J anitonal Service It :'l Ut1ht1es Included -~I • AdJacent to Airport • & Restaurant Row ~u •Acccs) to 3 Ma)or Fwys • 833-8813 •DELUXEOfftCES•' l Room & 3 Room No lease required. 2172 o.iro Pont Or Adj. A1rporter-• Hotel 8:13-3223. 9·l2 CdM Delwu: Suites. A<; •• am11I pkg, util pd 28.s;> 1 E. Cst Hw~~S-6900 _!_ PERFECT LOCATION 405Fwy./ Harborll•d. 2280 Sq. Ft. De klu offlc• . On-lite...,t. I A/C 979-9997 ---- 1.25 Sq. Ft on NEWPORT HARBOR 1 . 3035 Sq. Ft, ,....,_Offtc•1 , layViewt ' Prl•alePaHo1 Lota of Wlndowt Parta~ Garocp For the business man Who wants to make a good Impression Wow1 Lent. Cal Today! (7 141675-8662 m o s t e I e g a n t Lux., 3Br condo. 1"'1ba, neighborhood. Family, pa tao, elect 2car gar, Living & Dining room close lo So. Coast Plaza Wallpaper & carpets & park $595 lse . thru-o ut Sl950/mo 54_9_-0_25_9_. ______ 1 NO LEASE APARTMIMTS Beautiful landscaped garden apts. Patios or decks Spa. Heat pd, covered parking Adults. no pets THE WHIFR.E TREE Luxury Adult units at af· fordable living. l.2 & 3 Br Well decorated. Olympic sjze pool, light- ed tennis cowt. Jacuzzi, park like landscaping. Most beautiful bldg in H.B. Quiet 2br. lba. gar, pool, adults. no pets $450 1601 D 15th St. 642· 7340 1 Br. S390 2 Br SG2S. or weekly. Kitchenette S90 & up. 675-8740. SEA LARK MOTEL from bch in H B 2 pri\ Prime Newport Cent« rms, ba wshJdryer / OHtce space w/speC- jacu. $280+ '2 util SSO tacular ocn view for sub- dep. Steve 968 74~3 lease. 1078 sq fl. 760-9204 714 /759-8974. Harbor Ridge, 2 br, 2 ba condo, hot tub, $1900 mo. 2 Blks from So. Cst Plaza, 6 or 12 mo. lse. S600 mo. Xlnt cond. ~1-4540 548-7896 eves. __ Woodbridge condo, 2 BR. REQUIRED 2 BR. I Ba $470 2 BR, 1 v. Ba $470 398 W Wilson, 631-5583 From $395. 846-0619 Adults only. no pets 1409 Superior 645-8684 •Weekly rentals now W S C FF 2 BR 2 BA avail •St18 and up. lbdrm, quiet, secure. E T LI · · •Color TV •Phones in W t D. patio, pool. D.R.,frplc,pool,pataos. rooms. Mature adulL'>. No pels. Adults $595. 675·6999 2274 Newport Blvd CM Dpndble fem wntd lo shr Suite off Pacific eoasi nice 3Bd apt. Nwpt Sh rs Hwy. nr Chart House. ref req 631·~!_7 NB. 340 sq.ft. $400 per mo Call John 549-2111 LIDO ISLE 3 br, 2 ba. lge patio, on xtra-wide lot, avail. now thru summer. Act fast• w on't last! Only $1100 /m o. Virgi ni a O'Brien, agt, 673-1323. close to pool, lge brick patio, $600 mo. 833-91!MI art 6pm. YEAR·ROUNO FUN Social Act•v•ltes 01 1ecl'•t •Free Sunday Brunch • BBQ s •Par lies • Plus much more GREAT RECREATIOfof: EAST SIDE 1330/m o . 642-8768, Ocean view. spacious, 646-7445 Avail now. 2bdrm, lba , 1 ~2836· I u x • 2 b r ' 2 b a LIVE IN NEWPORT s tor y, shag, drapes. $500. Large 2 Br. lo/• Ba. "Versailles" Condo all BEACH FOR $100 PER Fem rmmte. 2().30. want ed to shr spacious 3Br, 2Ba condo In CdM S260 (213) 435-~4 or (714) 644-8085. Jana NEWPORT IEACH ' Con venienl Peninsu14 • location across from.. Ctl ty Ha ll. Executive style offices w /full services av•ll. F rom 2.15 sq.ft and up. No lease Te· quired Call 673-3002. 3br, 2bo, nr SC Plaza. Beaut. trl-level, pool, spa, gar. $650, lsl, last + sec. 551-2960eve. Tennis • Free Lessons (PIO & IJIO shop). 2 Heall I'> Clubs • Sauna • Hydromassage • SW1m ming • 011v1ng Range patio, frplc, d/w. beam Beautiful area, 4 blocks amen $750. M7 l997 WEEK. 645-0'40 Prof. female seeks room II . d It t t N t mate (s) in CdM or ce 1ngs, gar, a u s. o wa er. o pe s . H.-...1.-......_•~-h 39.110 _ : , $450/mo. 833·3307 ...... .,.~ ..-. "' 5-Mner R9MCD 4200 Balboa ueas. Call Fran- BLUFFS, 39r, 8Ba. fam 3 Br 2 Ba. kids & pets OK. rm , pvt spa. Sl.050. $600 mo. Avail Sill. BEAUTIFUL APART MENTS· Singles 1 & 2 Beurooms • Fur nished & Unlurn1sheo TSL MGMT 642-1603 rr_;=_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_::_~::·::••::•::•::•::•::•::••::•::•::•::••::•::•::•::•::•::••iil• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cie <7 14)831-0116 dys; ----------Newport Beach House. 594·4396evesa(ter 7.JO. 29r·~:ir~~;:i0· Kennebunkport? ~~~~~ ~:~mR:;~~~ Balboa Isle-Mature Fem AIRPORT 644-2300 845·0193 New 2 Bdrm Condo, Ope, Nwpt. Bch. lBr, wlk to •Adult L1v1ng • N0Pe1s 7~173 Didn 1 he win the comp!. furn, off street to ahr cute 2br. lba hse I t.A--~ Grand Pn·x 1·n •737 parking, taking re5-va-w/same all furn except EXECUTIVE SUITI Several offices avail ill full service exec. suite located n ear O .C Airport. 752-0889 . pool, jac . Nr Hoa& Bch. pool, jac, laundry •Models Ooen O.J1ly Hosp. S650 Mo. 833-1361 fac. $525/mo. 64.2-4957 9 10 6 HEWLY DECOR. mu1iuw UonsS4Q.8632 evesonly your bdrm S3SO/mo. Call I Br gas pd, encl gar Lyn 675·82.83 Dave, days, 557-7630 ll. lOO /mo. BUI 2 br Oakwood eves. McLain unit in Bi& ca-Garden Apa rtment• d/washer. pool. Adults ~fK)~ Balboa Peninsula. Furn 2 Rmmte wa_n_t_e_d_l_f._B_. Oftice 10 share 84.2-5073· If you re not sure who (or what) Kennybunkport Br, quiet loc. 50 yrda to area. M /F , non s mkr Mesa. SlSOmo. Newport Shores 3Bf', 2Ba, nyon 759-1.SOl or 7S2-7373. Newport Beech/So. Spaclou1 2 Br $36S. Pool & laundry fac. tennis It poool. Nr Reh. 2 Br. 2 Ba. S.C. Plua. 1700 1601 SI ~115.58 $750. 968-9110 Pool, J•c. Paid utlls . Oo••• ,j ie1h1 11"1 642-s1 u vtL• .... c~-ov"' Family home. 2 Br 2b•, SSOO. SS6-8717 or75'-0ll38 .,,_ """' A f 1 pool 1 Newport Beach/Ho. Motl ulll tree. New crpt, rp c. • Leon 1 • pv\ 2 BR 2 Ba on lake front. 8801r~1nc encl aara1e. patfo. comm. 2 bl.kt to ocean Lakeabore adll complex: 111 1s1111 deh••hr, lndry rm. No 7eo.7199 Super rec facll., nr S. 171•1 645-1104 pet.a. W .1.yRara~ Coaat Plutt. ~5 mo. 2 BDRM MS "' au"ftvn 1 556-1232 540-0T70 :::::=:===::=:==., 1 BDRM 1395 w/boatallplncluded ; SHORT'l'URU 2323 Elden.\ ... CM. ~ Bdr 2 Ba. g:1 far, ~ la S.A. new w br, 2 ba, Weekb.""1c::x!~:Ls MZ·10 or po":er a up o pool. J•c. teMls. club Aaent, G7s.8l70 1bout3S · 11150/mo. hae. full sec .. under· 2 HUGE Bedroom• In JACOIS RIAi.TY around prka. $525. Ocean Front, beaut new 1oper location. Fully 67M670 $52..71r18 Duplex. llBr, 2Ba. frplc. carpeted, bullt-lna. '500/wk. 875-4912 ty'Ound floor. Adult.a, no THEBJ.U"'8.Alovo'1l ·==·· JIU LOE CLEAN lDd pat.a.SSSOmo.~4''17 ~vet a Br. 2Ba.oa1reen ........................ Bay Beacb, aduJi. r~ Hewer 2 Br. patio Ir ell near pool. Sll25 r i'11ba. fam nn II• pet. rr'1 k1S 87s-o(n2 (ara1e. Adult.a, no pet.a. t.aH.~•icm m&.a.r bdnn w/dedr, J · ' • • MSS/mo.M.S-55'77. lf ......... ,. in 0-. market patio•, rormal di.nlot No hffd to travel all over 2b1' 1~ butud.lo adult.a ,..,. area •/Wfl. ber, aplra.J town to look I« 1ara1e • • ' forabett#car.be 1ur• ihlra, frplc, 1u, iai. ... ,ou'Uftndtbfm ~ ?!"-· '475. 5'5-M2'7 LO eheclt tht INlft)' •utot Newport Rita erea. ri•bt u... In Oualfied •n.-m. ad••rtlHd for 1ale In n•ll 1 /1. POO/mo. To place your aara1• -H-a-•e-.o-~---to-.. -1-lf .. 1 tiu.lf\ed.. _.. eale&d.ealJMWl'll. CW..llMdadladokwtU was. don't feel bad-you re not alone beach. $450wk.575-3l43 $200/m o incl. ut1I. 631-32<M Kennybunkport 1s one of 14 d1stinct1vely Very near bcb. Old CdM , 980-6481 900 sq. rt. modem offices, different arurtment floorplans at Seawtnd VIII'""" 1pacio1111 3br, lge f,am ---------• M .arth H ,... -·-rm. avai l sum · Rmmte needed nice ten ur nr ar 1n Huntmgu>n Be.lch. Seawlnd Village 1s a result mer/loncer8'73-05M home In Laguna Nlauel S.A. Bob; 546-62U ~ of lot.ally pe~hlfdprofe:sslonal planning M /F non-amkr, pro-M7-1978. The kmd of attention you deseM Ytteetlotl........ 4250 fea1lonal. Call tor appt r--------..,-i A perfect blend of nature and IMng-••••••••••••••••••••••• ""·0909 3 MONTHS ~ nestled an a forest with babbling brooks and qutet ·:~~J 1::;:.~!!t?~ _N_e_w_po_rt_Oce __ a_lll_m_t -,e-m-. '"it poodS. cooled by natural ocean bret?es. Add to bo.t1 "' dock Wkly. want.a lmmac &: ~ean FREE RENJ that tennis Courts. swimming pools. il)ICUUI and 173-SURP' (em to •hr lux 3br, 2ba. • !) a convenieot location near ShOpplng and $285 no peu or amkr employment ind you'vt got a place 1ny<>ne would N.ewport Beach, 1teps to 813-91!17 3 I 7 5 St,:Ft. • • "'OUdl II ho (~ wa bu k rtl) OCHo. wtlyormonthly. ---------...... P• Y c.a me. c.ven ,...,nny n po 1-tbdrms, S375-$7'7S wk-Fem . 'Bu.al.nets student One and two bedroom. one and two bath 11. Art Helena •NOO. nds rmmte 10 shr 2 Br 2 AreWW...wt ·~ adult 'Partmtnts from ....0.00. ba apt. Neaotlablc btwn Direct••• ..... ~Ind S ..... c•••m Huntlnl\00 Har:bour • ,,._"'.,.,. • -" ---Seal BHch. 209/625-9052 Hert.rL .... ' I 1n ~on VtllaQr Dr:!,~~~ ex· or209/251-IC~l 1~167~8"\' 2 .· ~. clu1lve 1aled Cyp,...• ,.em roommate wanttd. VTIWf" IS.SSS liunUngton IJUllQt Lina Huntington Btldl. CA Shortt. Pool. tennh. $22Sfmo. Nr. ~aeh (11•0 1899901 Brutbhltlna view . 631·111251 Execull'l't Ole + teefJJI From the s.ti 01aQ1> F!'llWly drl't1t north °" 8Nctl to Sacrifice now at SISOO. Nn,00. .,..,, nr & Mcfldcllln. uwn west at1 Mcftdden to SUWll\d VUlaQI 9801>0 m. o. 1ummer. BU. Jbr, Zb CONDO N.B. Port. JHOmo. lo•I FUtnbl\lngl ,,..... •Open O.llY 10 AM tH Olak <114>4ee.1a1. '250 + utll. rem °"11 Jallltor AIC crpt•• caUFrao1stt-Ntt Puellai.•iul. , -----------... ---... --. SullB c..,..s.utce Drywol H..... Ho•H.._.. 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Crptrepalr 15yrs yourproblems.131-2004 CalJMlKE646-l391 " depend•ble work. Ucd quar. ~t Ho~e Prof. lnataJJed, Lat roll adcHUoo.a. recolor, over Alterat1ona & Drcumak 301nd.ayad exp. Do worlt my•elf FrlPe estimate, re-lmprovementFinanc1ne huna free Don . block wallJI Free est. ing , exp'd , reaa the Refs sn-0101 S.Ctrical HauUn1•DwnpJobs. hrence furnished . available642-1240(9-5) 1 ·-·l429forf-....est Lowratea.~2 540.3593,6463393 ----;..;...:..:.-----•••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for Randy I' d • b d d ._ ·~ DAILY UPHOL•DllAPES ELECTRICIAN-priced 841-M27 . 9~~-~e on e . Cuatum M,aaonrY • ~· ••PAINTING-Don't ,._.llHJ ,--C l'l..Of Clean Ing In your home. ri1ht, free estimate on • c~ete 100 • Local Ref a. •••• ••••••••••• ••••• ••• .._. ~ S•WC. TIP-TOPCARPETlr largeoramalljobs. Tree/ahnab trim, garage HOUSECLEANING L1c /lns/Bond 60·8512 • Ca~~=<~~~~re' PLUMBING new con-•;;~:·;.:;:::·~1::·;;~· ... Dllt.ICTOIY Floor Care. 96().8266 Uc. 1396621 613-0359 • yard clean-ups. Free NB/HB/CM areas Jim, 84().1705 Rod st ructlon, remodeling, ~ngmes. machmery- 0 ITNOW est 5.57-8271 Reliable 8410140 NEWPORTPAlNTING repairs. restaurant. N ....,., ,,..,,. D ! Ceilltg, Acomtk REMODELING . -O MASO!':' RV & TILE electronic leak detec-o crpu "°""""~ Alll For 5-dr.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~lectrlcal worlt, resld. & HAULJNG-Studeot has H-·s&M&... ur specialty. We solve Comm./lndus./resid. lion. Top Hat Plumbino ·~a.n y Dail Pilot , I k L --••• ...., bl 63 . """" Free est. Low rat.es. .. ~,.. ,._ our Y AcouaUC'Cellings + comm 'I. 631·200C a rge true . ow eat ••••••••••••••••••••••• your pro enu. l·"""" 873-<n:rT 636·2030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Service Directory cuatom hand texlurin& --k ITI&.. rate, prompt. 759-1t'16 Weekly. monthly or~ Will NATURAL Re_. Eat ....... ""-le--CONS 1<; H VE WATER RepreaentaUve Lie. 389944 S3Z-SM9 nw.. •1 ·-Thank you, John consider pets Refs F t 1•1°•• l / t p nt u. ,.._ ~ .... A t t Y '41-5671. •at l 11 _________ __. ••••••• •••••••••••• ••• MAllll & OHYX ars .... '"""" in ex a1 ••• ••• ••• ••••••• ••• •• • • u n m a e o u r ~~~~~~~~~~ C....t/eo.cr.t. Form1caCounter1.opa HOM. CGN S..-.ke Vickl~92.'50. 754-1239 F ireplaces, bathrooms, IDg, wallpaper, refintsh Newport Real Estate Spr•n.k ler System · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Custom built & Installed, •••• ••••••••••••••••••• Reputable college stu· counter tops & floors in· cablneta, etc 979-5294 agent will consider trad· 7141586 15111 Acca•tiwg Foundations Retaining latest colors & designs. Elderly & Handicap Care dents will housesit any stalled. 841-1222 Flne painting by Richard Ing services What have Tiie ••••••••••••-••••••••• Walls, Hillside Restora· Freeest.646-4871 Service, Christian or all summer, May Sinor. Lie, ins 13 yrs of you got to trade? Rruce ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEIGHROBERTS lion. Slabs Patios G--'--'--owned &.operated, pre>-30-Sept.l.refs.83J..l414 Milll l... happy N.B. customers Blomgren, RF. MA X Custom tale installatJon Speciallz.edAccountina BlocklrBrick'.Lic'd .. -----. vldtn& ID ·the-home ••••••••••••••••••••••• Thankyou.631-4410 Realtors . 759 122 1, nrs,ktt,baths&related Service S@.1484 642-8387 eves/960-0539 ••••••••••••••••••••••• personal care: bathin&. UCI Pre· med s tudent Mini-blinds & woods. wm· 760-0297 remodeling, free est •..... y .. 1661.... Child c... CML-~AtN-UPS/LALndWN ~ooklo&, lite ~usekeep-work l n g al Ho a g dow tinting, vertlclu. College Student,,. exp'd, Roiter lrv1_ng 979·6160 --.. ...., . 11.1n enance-scp 1ng. Call Richard or Hospi'tal this summer Phone est. 549-0536 · t / · b r 1 • R.E. EXCHANGE •••••• •• •••••••••• ••••• • • • •• • • • •••••••• ••••• •• Free est. 642-9907 Do ..... """"'" J tn ex. any JO or ess T-· s·-k· nna at......-.-.... esus wants to babysit house M 1_ Alex 851·9:r71, 5'5210231 The best way to succeed , .,. •• • .. Nr So. Cst Plaza. Full. pt $3 I .9~K is Lord• bo n..-'t k o•"""JI tn real estate today The ••••••••••••••••••••••• Um •. . .. , .. _ "• Gardeoln1 1a-"·cap1"ng . or at. ......,.,n smo e ••••• ' ... ,.,. H ... ~1 .... G e.,. •WI.DK Suuu \r1 Hot lunch. .M. Chris-• ·~ , d I k 714 953 2100 •••••••••••••••••• "' ~ A"9" benefits are many NOW IS THE TIME to yrs 557·2140 tian Preschool. 646-5423 tree trimming & re-Ho.Mtc~ or r n . . Moving? The Starving 25 yrs exp Free est. from avoidance or hlxes prune your trees Call .__ Serfke moval, major clean·irp, ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves. College Students Movlna Fast, neat. r eliable. lo leveraging tnto your "The Experts" 20yrs •••••• !!••••••••••••••• Child/infant care, lie, hr· free est. 752·l:WS Want a REALLY €LEAN Laltdicap6ilg Co has grown. Insure SS/roll & up. 645-6490 dream property. For a local George548-3239 Property Mngt apt ly, F /T San Oie10 Prof.JapaneseGardener ~pp}E? Call Gingham ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&l'Jle good service WALLPAPERING free counseling session ---- bldgs,lOynexp.Malloy Fwy/Fairview.540-~3 Lawncutting,ll"eelnm· r . reeest.645-5123 WEDOITALI..! llT124 ·438 License with a professional ex-TypitMJSeniu Re.Ito-"""'•"•" W• do 1·t beat! We do it 641 ·8427 Crartsman-typeWork <"hange specialist. call ••••••••••••••••••••••• • o ~ c---a-ming. weeding. S4&-83'1S ROBIN'S CLEANING "' 67"' ""S9 • E h C uwrrvc.--Service-a thoroughly c heapest ! Russe 11 ABC MOVING, Ex pe r .... v, r., a rb1 an n e.1Coea s1 no. xpert typing, my ome . ..,...... ....................... clean house. 540-08S7 Landscaping. 644-7062 prof, low rates, quick Wall Paper Hanging mem er Nat unc1l or 121"11 yrs exp I BM Sel. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Construction-All types H..dysR• Exchangors, 963-8182 111960-4977 DOORS & WINDOWS 20 yrs exp. Free est. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LANDSCAPING careful service. 5.52-0410 All work guaranteed Repaired or Replaced Lie. #334589. 645-5973 HOME IMPROVEMENT Ex~~:~!=:!ting Rototilling, clean·ups & "MOVIN MAN" Tern.S.S-62168 • W eldfftc) Free est. 63S-3'720 Corona del Mar Const co. ;;:,1!~~~-0d~J~ Personalized. 841-4970 ideas. Lie 848-654l is careful. courteous & DOC'S PAINTING has ~~!~~••••••••••••••• .. l~·;~s··;;-;-:i~;~;;,~··• All Types Remodeling & design coosultation by . NEED YOUR HOME MolOtlry cheap. Pis call S42·lJ29 returned' Docks. boat QUALITY ROOFING Atlab Mobile Mel al Repairs. top quality, 17 design director, color Ca~ntry, cabt?els, roof CLEANED., ....................... Pohttln9/Paperi:MJ s Ii ps . int I ext hs e All types, free est. 548-9507 yrs in area. Lic'd. Mr sketchs. & aid in obtain· repairs, plumbing. Free Evelyn 642-'1728 aft 5 BRICK WORK . Sm all ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prom pt. r e Ii ab I e Visa. MC 541 S930 Window C'--'--Palombo: 962·83l4 ing fin.~ est. Call Answer i\d · · Jobs -Newport, Costa QUALITY PAJNTERS service. Dave 645-0389. HAR SOR ROOFING --..... All Around Carpenter. #461 ,&42-4300,Z4hrs. Nurses aide. housekeep-M~s a . Irvine . Refs BARGAJNRATES 839-5851 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpentry, Additions & ing, reliable, ex per 67S·3175 Free est. 848-5684 Leak Repair-res comm "'Let The Sunshine In" Finish & Rough. Free Est. John 775-8082 Smal1Jobs-25yrsexp. REPAIRS 642.7163 ___ DAVE'S PAINTING lstqual.mat'l&labor Call Sunshine Window Lie. 309152 S43-2719 Call anytime, 675-3014 All Types Masonry · •STEVENS PAINTING Satisfied customers 9 Beat any bid. 6.'H-9193 Cleaning. Ltd. 548-8853 CarpetS..-.lu ••••••••••••••••••••••• We Care Carpet Cleaners Steam clean & uphols. Work auar . Truck ROOM ADDITIONS General House<:leamng Very reas. Lie, bonded. Int/ext. Free itemized yrs . Qual.·tntegrity Carpentry . Ma&0nry Reliable-References Bob 548-2753. 536-9906 est Neat quality work Reas. ins, Uc. 76().7301 . & Kitchens. Llc'd guar. Roofing · Plumbing Own trans. 962 0510 · 832 ..;_. Financing available Drywall -Stucco· Tile · 1 FR~LCS built & refaced, _ . ........,,S46-4S6l Plotter/Repair 642·1240. & more. J .B. 646-9990 House cleaning done t brick/stone veneers JO lnter /Exter/Refinishtng ••••··~··•••••••••••••• Residential & Comm re· Hordwood Roon thoroughly. Call after s I yrs exp. 893.3743 • ceilings /wallpaper Lie. Neat patches & textures d Ii R dd. pm. 962·8675or962-6786. Brtcklayer ri-place and Cain & Som 898-SlOS FrH est. Hl-1439 ----------mo e ng. m a 1t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• u...----Patios, C.OOcrele wrkm HARDWOOD FLOORS Donna's Cleaning Service house facings. Block. RAlr.PH'S PAJNTING ED'S PLASTERING mount unit 645-3716 No Steam/No Sb.ampoo Stain specialist, fast dry. Freeest.839-LS82 Lie "2Z7773 G.R. Ryan, Cleaned & Waxed For a sparkling clean brick. st.one Call Mike Lie Int/Ext. Low rates. All Types Int/Ext Gen Contrctr 675-8133 Anytime. 832-48111 S.A. hse call~ 631-7321. Free est. 964-5566 64S·82S8 FR EE EST. ROOFING All ty pes. repairs, decks Free estimates Call Bob 548-0769. BALBOA ROOFING CO. Take advantage of SIOO gas or food give.away Rea I lo rs welcome. 673-6743 673-0403 Coast W 1ndow Cleaning Prof window care at re- as rates. refs. 642 5668 Lose something valua· ble"' Place an cid in our Lost and Found col· umns That's where peo. pie look when they've found an item or value Offlc• Rttctd 4400 ltrslsM-s1 ll..tal 4450 1..+afs Wcmhd 4600 l11•e1hMwt Mo~CJH, Trmt Lo1t & Fomd 5300 Perso11ah 5350 Penonah 5 350 ...... W•t~ 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opport.ity 5015 Deed1 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT IEACH ,rhste LocatiOll Ma s 5 e u r · Nut ril ion 31 •••••••••••••-.,•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found . Australian Shep * FOXY LADY * PSYCHIC Accounts payable ex per. I or 2 Offices w/recep &. L270 Sq ft on busy Beach Consultant seeks live in Sattlet-~Co. Lab mix. Blk & Gry Fem OUTCALL ONLY Readings Jack SS& 1178 10 key• IJght typ1ng & storage. Prime loc. Furn Boulevard-Huntington oppty w 11 preferably) TAX SHELTER All types of real estate Also Blue Point Siamese VISA MC gen ore 646-3224 9 S wk orunrurn 752-6550 Besch Ideal for real investmentssince 1949 Cat. NB Animal Shelter dys estate om ce. store or elderly folksw/true con-16-U north of Dis-Spedalhluiigill 644-3656 i--·*•9-72···1•1•3•1-•--&wploymew:tl. New P ort Cent e r other suitable business. cern for good health-neyland. $55.800 gross i• Pref--~ Proreaa1on1I Business 2 Pri·vate baths, a vat' la-must be quiet. SS6-1619 income. $58,SOO May 1st. 2llCI TDI Found Cocker Spaniel • • re,._ ... ._, , .. 2 2171 5 .. r06 I I S R ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ofrices. 1000 to sooo sq. ble i mme~iately. 10 Large SBr.housew/yard. Assume 11~% · $2.S0,000 .. • .. .,.. Costa Mesa Area Pl ITUAL Jobs WCllSMd. 7075 rt. Build to suit . New in· Yt:ar lease. Attractively CdM to Dana Pt Call 1st TD Owner will help Wido w has money for 642-SIOS READINGS te r iora at no cost priced. · finance. S&t.9.SOO lOam·lOpm FuJly L1c'd. A · ed k 6 .. 2 ... 321 ........... 216 76().8015evesaft.6PM 2N D T.D 's any Sile Foundlargemaledognr 492-7296or492·9034 l81S tnum. cover par -.. .. .. .ID '* C t ~ Realty above Sl0,000. No credit G Id w I S.· Camino Real. San 1ng, ocean view Call Weekdays 0 e o e n est co lege Tl & I estm nl ./. no pnJty. For action Identify. 847-8236 Clem m Sloat. Business l111hte11/ln•nt/ nv . t' call AGT 673-7311 -------- Properlies714/752-8011 COSTA MESA R..u 640-5777 anytime Lost: orange&. beige M l•-------- Rrand new Medical/Den-S7hohppiSng centerstoreo,n ••••••••••••••••••••••• --'----------cat, 8 yrs old, Morr¥ ATLAH'TIS I Off h. I t t . 4,860 sq. t. '-'-"• WGRt 21-220/o Yleld7 look alike. "Cappy", MASSAGE SPA ta aces. Xlnt igh (714 )642-8519 0 ~.. 5005 JOl .... T v~uRE On your T .D. 's Notes h n II I tramc. high visable ------· ----pporwwwvy " .....,. • S$Raisers·lnv-t.orsS$ w 1le ea co ar, asl Be pampered by 16 loc a lion with water ColftS'ltercial ••••• •••••••••••••••••• SO lot/FHA house sub-"0 seen 4 / 25 . reward. Be au t . Girls. Open vlews.Allowanceforim· Retttols 447 S For Sale: Fashionable divis ion. Approved . CallOennisonAssoc. 645·2561 IOAM ·4AM 7 days. Provem•nt•. Call Ti·m ••••••••••••••••••••••• boutique. Prime area. Looking for mgt Co. or 673-7314___ PhoneMS-3433 "' " N B h Se d · Bank .... partn E Lost· female Blue Point ~~~~~~~~~~I S I o a t Busi n ess Orflce /Store 1 Bus mess wpt c area. n tn-as ..., er. x-Purchase of 2NO T.O. 's r: Properties 714/7S2-80ll space, w,,x40. Choice quiries to box #9QS; p o. perienced Bkr & builder arranged. For details Siamese. 4129, 7th & Harbor Baker Center . Box 1560 ; Costa Mesa ready . Total project call Olive. H.8 REWARD i----------1 OFFICE/WAREHOUSE Costa Mesa. Vacant. 92627. ~l ,800t.:i· c,ft~~ 960-1957Broker 96().5803 THE Prime location on Main $425, agent.549·1368 roJec pro · Found: Neut. M blk cat Gi·rHn·ends St ., lrvine. Private en --+ Call 8S7-ll~ $30,000 2nd. TD on Nwpt Sh t hobb 312 ATTENTION w wht paws & c hest lry. WiU 1ut>-div1de up to ops, s ores. Y • : Invest S200,000.Secured home. 153 interest only Hum b 0 1 d 1s 1 e . H JI *ESCORTS* 1300 sc ft ~ per sq ft sq.ft .. 12' hi w(lge dr & b I TD Hi h t Due 24 months. 645·3101 Contact Tim Sloat, Busi·. 210 sq.ft w/sink. C.M IMTBIOR Y st . . g re urns, 846-9450 HoSM/Offlu/Hohl .,.0 249 s hr profits Owner 759 1216 n es s Prop e r t ies ,,_,.7 DECORATORS 760-1368 ~.....ta/ FOUND: Lab mix pup. * · * 714/752-8011. S.000 sq ft. or space avail Custom shade, drapery --------P•no.ah/ Golden Relreiver mix. * 529· 1883 * H bo Bl d a n d carpet business Lo t • E.-...:-....1 D 0 bi e & 3 pup s , ... u N H' I ••••••••••••••••••••••• INTRODUCING: J II WALKER AGENCY <Now expanded to O.C ) 179S2-B Skypark Circle Irvine An exclusive ltve-1n PLA C EMENT SERVlCE Now your 19ved ones can remain in their own home, whether the needs are for companionship, I home maintenance or nursing care. We can provide people who are thoroughly and pro ress ionally scr eened For more info call Susan Walker 996-0988. European lady oHers services to elderly M or F, companion help, live out. Call aft. S, 546-0648 Prestigiom Office Space. 3 window offices avalla· ble in run service Legal Suite lo Newport Center. Avail. May 15. 640-5640 on ar r v near w /expanding interior MOMy to Lo. 5025 I • ~ ~rs. ow tr ng W er This d Chihuahua. German MC VISA , !lrn . spabcUe haed-design clientele. 1500 sq ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shepherd mix. also cats r-~~~~~~~~~~I Exp'd accountant. pvt JOtns a well esta s ft, Corona del Mar with 2-~TD• --~ 5100 par ty seeks sec ii · -.._. •-k1'ttens. Irvine An1'mal • ure. EXECUTIVE sums Dover Dr Nwpt Beach 714·631·~1 wkdys Bayfront office space for lease, t imo free rent. 846·«19 1-:xecutive space N B. 1815 sq. ft. full service, ground floor, ample parking, Sl.25 per ft Terms negotiable. Call (714)975-0403 Courtesy to broke rs reta store. It ts ex-Coast Hwy froota"e. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... "t' I II ., Sl00,000 to $250,000 18% Care Center. 754.3734 perm. pos1 100 oca y. cellent space for addi-Xlnt long term lease -I t c II Bk AFTERNOON Top refs. Salary open t. I t ii LI ht 11 d k · + pon s. 11 : r., l.imoserv.Allocc&wed-10na re a , g as· we un er mar el. 963.s788 Disappeared vi~ Utica Call Mr. Hill,851-1484 sembly, specialty shop. Includes stock &t FFE. dings. Zhr minimum r1'rii •DELIGHTS* or inventory storage. $72,SOO. Fem Ch au r f e u r St. HB. Sm. . breed. Companion-c hauffeur. Could be exceUent dis-, CREATIVE $ $ !714)999-0420 rem. Shorlhaired, brwn HOSR•/Offlc./Hohl Avail 2 da. per wk. tribution center. Call *Cote Re alty 3 Day Funding if needed & blk. Reward. S36-3SOO * 529·4631 * 631-7473 bet. 4&6 546-3700or 847·2223. & Investment No pymnt Ins srocialisl. SCRAM-lETS FOUND: l..ab/Shepherd, 24 Hrs. Now Hlnng H.tp Wmiihd 7100 lftdetttrlat..,.... 4500 640-5777 Homeowne r oans a tri-colored, rem. Shep. MC VISA ••••••••••••••••••••••• cinch I Lg loan amount ANSWEIS mix, wht. rem. Golden ....................... ---------- ~75. Approx. 2000' In· dus 'l /OHlce . 18101 Redondo Cr. "Q" Hunt Bch. 842-2834 APPLIANCE SERVlCE & S ALES ... Best & busiest service agency in the Harbor area. Est. 8 yrs & still growing. Nets steady S7·8K per month. Owner relocat· Ing out of state. Very re· asonable price. 731·53'75 specialist Land, apts, Ret . male Blond rentals, comm. lit, 2nd Rodent -People -Afghan, fem. Whippet & 3rd TO's Call Dick, Throat-Abused-mix. brindle & wht .. Bltr SS6 7341 Uneasy-Mobile--POORPERSON fem . Newport Beach Kids have their own set AnimalShelter.644-36S6 LOANFIMORS Hi1hest fees paid in the business. Call Mr. Leonard 7 days at 661-9343 or ethics. I asked one "•"°"* 5350 kid , if he round a diamond Uara, would he return it? He said, "Only ._ ________ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Remember •cc=•HG M."-r'S n ... J IOOKKEEPIMG UWJ IHI To assist in developtng Moy I 0th the P&L. Work under Accounting SENIORA/R CLEU This challenging posi- tion seeks a responsible individual to perform all Accts. Receivable func- tions relating to our Apt. projects. Cable TV co . & publishing firm Major responsibilities mvolve general ledger entries, reconciliation or ac- counts. billing handling, etc. 10.key by touch & CRT Terminal are a must We offer com· petit1ve salary & ex· cellent benefit package. Submit application to · Howard Derman 644-6796 1061 Camelback St., Newport Beach, 92660 Equal Oppty Emplyr ACCOUNTS RECBVAILE If you are a sharp person with 2 or more yrs. of solid acctg. exper. with gd. background in ac- counts receivable, call us EDP exper helpful. not nee. Busy Account· mg Dept. rn electronics co. offers a variety of duties, competitive pay & excel!. benefits, in- c I ud Ing our 4 DAY WORK WEEK. Co. Is located in beaut. Laguna Canyon. nr. beach & re· sort areas. Call for appt. Telonic Berkeley, 714-494-9401. E.O. E. $1115 to $240. 220 sq ft to 2.50 s/f. Costa Mesa pro- fessional bldg. ALSO 2.50 1/f sublet In Nept Beach 5200. SUNIOW REAL TY Ul-2242 MESA INDUSTRIAL PARK 711W.17 .. St. Co1ta ......._ Calff. 6424 4463 EMPLOYMENT Agy. Sacrifice. Eatab'd . 12 yrs, beach area, furn. in· cl'd . Low overhead. 648-6229 eves & wllnds Help younelf to a Heaping selec\.lon of Qualified Hopefuls in the DAJL Y P ILOT HELP WANTED ADS lf a POOR PERSON bad lost it." L.o1t & Fomd 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SWEETHEARTS •lSCOltTS• 24HOURS Visa/MC 529-1927 Send a message to Mom minimum supervision. via the Daily Pilot's Required to use indepen· Mother's Day Page. dent judgment. May as- Vour message will ap-sign work to lower level pear in a pretty flower clerks. Xlnt company~~~~~~~~~~ box. For information benefits. Call Millie Acctg Clerk, computer and to pla ce y"our after9AM :745-5800 Input , typing, use message call 642·S678 l~~~~~~~~~~I calculator. Gd ben NB --------• ~~~~~~~~~~ _T_O_D_A_Y_! -----area. Call Kathy 675-7'171 MAIL CENTER PRIVATF MAllOOX SERVtC£ UNIQUE "OFFICE" SPACE .b f1om •7 .SO P•• Mo flent • '"1v .. • ~· ..wt vM ow..., .... " ywr own "., ... ..,.. ... ,.0-.••• ............. -14-• C .. A ... M l eveet1111 ,.,.,.., .. ., .. ~. tMeD~-Vt ............ , tS7.a24t a 2 1980 sq I\ Unit avail. May l at . Carpets , drapes wet bar. •338-34< sq. ft. •Leasing office hrs. Mon thru Fri 8-4 Sat. 1().2. SIOOSOFT Warehouse/Mfg Bldg. Costa Mesa 4 otnce. 4 restrooms, flour. Ught1g. 2 overhead tnaclt drs, l20/208 3 phHe pwr Close to t he ocean . Tri.Co Realty Inc. Mr. Turner 845-0621 PRIM E New S.A. 27N Own motiva~ 10.9'l0' or 5070/SISO' Opt/Sale m 631-1191 2 ans a 2 2 0 •• ... 2 FOUND ADS ARE FREE c.I: 642-5'71 E S SHE C 0 RT S MODELING US.91'9 . .. ._. ·--.......... . Accounting Clerk for in· terior d~ign firm Ex- per req. Must type 45wpm. Gd ben, Relocat- ing Irv. area. 879-8680 AROllC INSTIUCTORS Expr'd only. Newport area. 7S9-1458 -~_.....-·----.----·---~-----............ --_......_... .......................... ....,_...._. .......................... ~ .......................................................... .,..,..,.. ...... ... Orange Coast DAILY PILOTTSunday, May, 3. 1981 D7 ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ···•··· ~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ..... ?!~!~~~ .. : .. ?!~~ ~.~~ ..... ?!~ AIOI IOOU--CLllJCAL HetpW...tM 7100 .. W-'td 7100HltpWtm114 7100 H.tpW~ 7100 AcUve rttlrement com· Banlcl.na { ACC~AH'T Peraon Friday, 10 key 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-•••••••• munlly..I. ll :SOpm TB.La W/MinlmumS yrsexp& nun1.2e01So.MainSt.. COOK DATA8CTIY OlNINO Rm. prnonnel, 7:JOam. rleaaant, 1ood E•pel'Moce required. BANKING bi 1 h accuracy to SA <7W 5'5-5506 CLBKS A II around u utc:. P /T days, nu. brs. WIU for lu•u:doUI apt. hotel. benefits. N.B.63l·IMS IAICLATSIAMK ON YOJR FUTURE 1upervlae books fori---------1 Kelly Servic. hu an broiler, etc Countr1 train. 5S7·'1Sl• Perm ., full/part Ume AIDES CootactCalh1AntWlez lrvlne baaed nat'I ch1ln ClericaJ Im med., temporary club Top wages S openln11. Gd. workina 131-1111 Te11__ of weight reduction PIX llr'-•••hn'at openlng forClerb in the La1una. 499-22?1, ask for Delivery Pt'l"llOn n~ed. cond1. Unitorma tum'd • If you care for the needs E.0 .£. M/F/V /H ,_ ulont Exclt lng oppty Laiu.na Bea& mfa. c.o. No. Santa Ana area who Jeannie. Good drivlna rec<.1rd Wllllna to train In· ol others, call the Elder· Port Time 20 Hours c•U Nancy at iM-1491 needs 1~ person for are detail-oriented as Hunt 8 ch are a tervlew by appt. Call ly as Handicap Carei-.-------• f have 1d. handwriting . ._ ________ , "6·2593. Service. Ml.lit have car. P" l f • 1:-zL'=•••L II ca....-£. our root c. lo operate u ... t .... _avail for., -os. COOK/I"'"'• SR. ---------Hope at 58Hl115 •llt c.11.. .. f Baolin• you re a c areer -·• • _. switchboard, open It .,._ ...., ....... - • • ~.. ol : • I a 0 r • mi.oded lndlvldual with Full lime, exper. helpful route mall • auiat with or more Excellent ray DB.IVBY DlJVR DISHW Asta, /T Rlcbardor Donna. llAMCH 1 minimum of 6 months but not nee. Many com per 1 0 n n e I De Pt . H Interested, cal or CALL Local al"t'a, own small Needed for convalcaccnt SICllTAIY previous bank In& ex· pany benefits. Apply at· .. , d T e11... come by 814 Town & 7~3400 c 11 r Weekdays . h p rl , See our ad l.n today's perience. Wella Fargo 1660 Placentia Ave.. wora oa · ype ...,...pm Country Rd , Orange,~~~~~~~~~~! ~:3G-8 '30pm. Weekends osp e eel .or •tu· ANIMAL c I a 11 If I e d under Bank can offer you 1 Coata Mesa min. Previous clerical H 7 ·115 35 o r U 16 7 r: oplion•I. riud per de dent Gd worltlna cond. HOSPITAL "Secretary" permanent part lime exper. detlred. 4 day Brookhurat, Garden livery 1teal11llcally Applr Beverly Manor. Buslneuman seeks p/t work wk. We offer gd. Orove, ·--. COOIC 340 V1ctona, C.M. FIT perm poelUon lncl WILLS IA.1~0 position (20 houn> tn El associate In wholesale pay & ~oefit.a. Call IOI' ....., """" For retirement hotel, t earn over IS/hr, no lu wknd1, balher, brusher. IA* Toro. I appt. Telonic Berkeley, IEL[~· day. Mon. 2nd shift. es. Call 49H188 wkdaya D 1 ST RI BUT 0 RS cJeanglno & ien •t 81. 71 ..a e11"tlOO supp y. 7M-_l7_42____ 714-494·9401. E.0 .E . Qlri• Newport Villa. 642-5861. after 2pm. WANTED, Full or P /T • .... ~"" Along with an eJCceUent 1~~~~~~~~~~ New ullraaonlc device sistance.Min agel8yrs.~~~~~~~~~ salary and benefits •CAIDllVEaS• 1: · 1---------•1Dentalllygienis'tforbusy • N.8 . 6#-5463 package, you'll enjoy Checker Cab s e,.. vo c e s COOK/IAICEa INT. office near So Coust eliminates all pesta" n>- AMS. SERV. Banking · our friendly working al· 77~0222____ CLBUCAL E.O.E. M/F /H Plaza. ~4M3 ~~~t~~v~=.~~::C..!. mospbere. For more in· Authorization operators CALL r c II N 891 2227 Pleas. ofc. NB. Exper. pref, but will train , 3-UPM shift. 631·5Sll REAL ESTATE LOAN CLOSER formation please call: CAFETBllA HB.r Ill G d 1 Dental Assistant Cro\Yn Its! a ancy. · ,.-"-Days or evenin~s. Mon· P me. raveyar po&· 760-3400 & Bridge restorative Wstmnstr. ___ tions open, Work ZS..35 l~~~~~~~~~!'I Fn. Good bene ifs. Call hrs per wk. Hrs. avall. r---------1-practice 4 day week. DNTL OFC MGR En· 714-830-9800 752·7113before2pm Tues. thru Sun., lOPM· CLll.KTYPIST r--------•I Salary de pendent on thusiaatic,elficlent&or-ANSWERING Serv No exp. nee. Part & full lime. Min. typing req'd 631-0l•O EOE Ad••u yow c....,. met grow wtHt Y'C*' 1kllh •t Senrlty Pacific ._., We _... 0 BAM •• Olto '6-Energetic person with CO,_/I .. .,_ ability & polenli1d s •• ., ·LD '*~: · .... a ...... •· good typing needed for "" --ganized w/bkpg. exp. • ~ careteri1 TymshareTransact1on p 0 5 s I b 11 i l y f 0 r d y wk . pd v a c " .,_ · ln busy managing general d t · th S l . CAFETERIA <>«:rvtces, c . CALL supervisory u ies ID e holidays. Send resume, WELLS MGR. 2462DupoolDr.lrv. :e~!s~:~.~~bi~t~~ 76().3400 future Corporate will contact. Box 1742, Aasemblens/Electrorucs lmmed. openinc for fl.oat aaaembly position. Exp with air screwdriver desirable Small friendly Co. nr ocean. 645-3832 ask for Wes. one of So . Callforate'a fastest grow Mc) fllllmclal i. E.O.E. M/F learn a must. AUraclive l~~~~~~~~~~I benefits Located '" Daily Pilot. PO Box 1.$60, FARGO salary & all compaoy I -Newport Center Call Casta Mesa, Ca. 921626 CAU benefits. CaJI Linda at COSMETICIAN 644·6611 BANK 7so.3400 Clerical 549·8161. Needed for po6ition as Dental Donut shop. Early AM make-up artist al a CUSTOMStSEltV. shlft,noexpernec.App-1ilhltioas md we c_.. 2.s.1 Rocll:field Blvd., ......tty hcrYe tt. folow-El Toro, Ca. E I C AllJM dElll~ f '-ope..,.for-111 EqualOppEmplym/f/h ary A .. e1very o _,, ,,... r-L.A. Times. $4 25+ ---------•! ow Re .. &tat. C...ter Stufrers needed also. In S..ta AM. i--------i 546-0235 ASSB•LBS Loe. MtSsion Viejo co. need a Auemblers w /2 yrs. exp. Candidates mUBt have gd. manual dexterity, gd. eyesight, neat in appearance & de· pendable. Work ls in Ufe 1\lpport medical elec- tronics. Gd. benefits. Only r esponsible persons seeking perma· nent emplyml. need ap. ply. Call: Mrs Parelli. 581-3830 ASSEMBLERS. We will train . Apply 7AM MacGregor Yachts. 1631 Placentia. Costa Mesa Y 011 1hollld ha•e a ............ of I par H· perlHce In a IM.ll. MIYlfteJI md toe.a. Of' 0 MOrtfJocJI c.ontpany in C'C:.~~ing real .. ._. We offer mt excelent befteflt poclloge. -salaries wllich an co"'••11111rete with yovr •.,.n...ce. We are "Looll l11 g Forward'" to 1Meffltc) with yCMA, IO pleCIM --------•I call for • ""9rrlew Assembly ILUE JEAN JOIS oppo ........... BANKING TEllERS CAFE1'BIA MGR. CALL 76().3400 Costa Mesa FULL/PART TIME Columbia Savings has excellent opportunities Car Waah help. full or for Tellers with light P /T, apply in person, typing skills and recent Metro Car Wash, 2950 banking or S&L ex· Harbor Blvd.C M perience. Full lime, or -------1 part time (16-19 houn1---------•I CAFETBIA WORJCER INT. per week). These posi· tions offer an excep· lional work environ· ment, excellent salaries. CAU and outstanding benefits including special bank· 1~~~~7~~3'~00~~~~ ing 'services and com-1- RECEPTIONIST I TYPIST Front office opportunity with growth potential with a leading Orange County Metal Dis· lributer. We're looking for that persoit who has a good phone voice and excellent typing skills. 3·6 months experience CLEUTYPIST Work in beautiful sur· roundings at the harbor. 32·40 hra /week Pay commensurate with exp Requires goo4 typing skills, bookkeeping & general orfice exp. Please apply Tues thru Sat. Dana Pl. Marina Co , 24701 Dana Dr. Dana Pt. an added plus. 1---------•I We offer a good starting salary and benefits pitrkage with outsland ing growth potential. For your personal in· terview please cal~: 540-2450 Equal Opportunjty · Employer M/F CLERK TYPIST Newport Beach salon. ly . 01ppity Donuts, Ul54 Must be lic'd. l213l RIP. NewPortBlvd.C.M. ~-6155. Tired of working in the ------dental office. but would DRAmMAH COUNSB.OR. YOUTH hke lo use the skills you Part time Engineering & FA.MIL y have acquired over the drawings. Aerocomp, P /T for youth shelter. years in dentistry~ An 957-6597 MFCC, MSW, Ca. Lie , xlnt opporturuty exists ------- 2y rs exp. 30 hr wk with the team or DRJVBl S900 /m'l. & benefits. c·ustomer service reps SJ.92 to $4.33 per hour. Resume. l"amjly _Cns1s tor Safeguard Health .Hours flex.Shall operate Center; 420 W. 19th St . Ca re SY s tem ll. the motor vehicle for senior Qt 92627. by May 12. t o r e m o s l d e n · c I l l z en c e n t e r, tal/medical computer transporting seniors to COUNSB.OR billing & information destination as nee. Must Day camp. June 29-Aug. system. Experience in also maintain applicable 28 10am-3.30pm wkly dental administration records. Must posaesa Previous ~perience de· required, good verbal drivers lie. & be able to ~ired . $4 25·$4.75 /hr skills & the abihly lo obtain Calif Class 2 lie. Niguel Shores Com· work well with people Apply before Friday. munity Association . PleasecallDeniseSmith May 15th. to: City of 493-0122. al (7 14l957·ll21 ext "'Irvine . Community Couns. Hse mogr to sprvs teens & hskpg dut for youth shelter 548-0681 #235 or send resume Ser vices Dept, 17200 / with salary history to Jamboree Rd, 754-3890. Safeguard Health Care Systems. 2283 Fairview Rd Coslu Mesa. Ca 92626 DPS t M PS DRIVER 714-759-4224 pa ny career apparel.1--------- Full time employees will * CA SHIERS * alsG receive company paid medical. dental. Hew lnhte Ra•ch ---------1 Irvine based manutac turing corporation has an immediate need for a sharp individual with a minimum or 2 years' or flee experience lo assist in a variety or clerical duties including typing, sending telex', f1lltng or- Cice supply requ1s1lions and other duties as needed Must be ac curate typist Apply ID person 9am to 4pm COUNTER Person to wnte contracts in tool rental ctr. Must work wknds. Benefits. Will train. Apply: 22600 Lam· bert -1203, El Toro. DENT .AL OfftCE Ret'eptlon1st N B pleasant group practice 640-1122 Partllme. 12-4:30, Mon.· Fri Excellent driving record Calif. license. C M. 646-8886 Buck. DRJVB I WAAIHOUSE I FACTOltY I ASSEMILEllS Long & short term as slgnments AVAILABLE NOW! Call or come by: 2102 Business Center Dr ., 1!208, Irv in e , 833-1441 or 27957 Cabot Rd., Laguna Niguel, 831-0542 or 161.S2 Beach Bl vd., #230E, Hunt ington Beach. NEVER A FEE IELL~•h1· SEAVICE S E.O.E . M/F/K AUTOMCYnVE EXPaJEHCED AUTOCASHIU Excellent working con· dltions & fringe benefits Including retirement plan. •o hours per week. Salary commensurate with experience Call Stan at NABERS CADILLAl: J<.0.> H.111"• ttlv1t ('"''' i'lllo.._t ';40 '11()(1 i a ro life and vis100 coverage Marttet ROW hirilMJ t.I For an interview ap· & r:rt. ...... wil troift.. pointment. please call 17 4t13 .. 9570. Darlene Maguire at 1~~~~~~~~~ 646·7141. 1: CARTBllA WOUERSR. CAU 76G-3400 SECURITY PACIFIC BANK Columbia SaviftCJS Cll9d Loan A1sodalioll Equal Oppty Employer !---~~~~~~ Banking NEW ACCOUNTS Newport .Beach S&L has 1---------•I opening for New Ac· Banking counts Counselor. New An Equal Opportunity Employer TRAINEE Accts .. IRA/Keogh. col lections, & NOW Accts POSITIONS exper. req'd. Salary commensurate with ex- Must have minimum of 6 per. Full insurance mos office, ca.sh handl· benefits & paid career mg or public contact ex· apparel. Please call· per. Ms Denny Parisia LAGUNA HIUS OfACE •Teller • Acco..ts PayaibW Clertt (Must be able to type -40 wpm) 714-~ NEWPOltT IALIOA liYIMGS & LOAN E.O.E. IATHAIDE P IT , 7-llam. Mon-Fri. Newport Villa, 642·5861. IEA T INFLA TIOH •Checkfle Start now~am extra CASHIER F /T position avail. Salary commensurate with exp Apply in person, Metro Car Wash. 2950 Harbor Blvd. C.M CASHIER Exp'd., gd working con- ds Must be able to work Sat. & Sun. Other h~. to be arranged Apply in person Kerm Rima Ha rdware. 2666 Harbor Bl .CM -------1 CASHIERS UTUTEM MARKETS l Part-lime income in your spare A.to P..ts Drlnr 5 hrs. AM or PM ) lime. For appt, 848-6995. -CO-... p'"°" For 2nd & 3rd Shifts We promote lo manage- ment & supervision from within. W /\NT/\ CAREER? Fulllime. Good driving B e a u t i c 1 a n s & record. Able to learn •lec~li Manicurists with clien Costa Mesa lll Del Mar 631·9"21 counter work. Apply tele; be self-employed, Miracle Mazda, 2150 We offer growth op· pick your own hours HarborBI. portuoities. excellent First class sa lon working conditions. 557·2234. Laguna Beach 494-923.1 BABYSITTER, It. hskpg, salary & benefits. Call· -------- ca re r or 1 c hi Id . Carol Thuyns, 832·281 l Beauty Huntington Beach 962-9116 Pleasant surroundings. HAIR DESICiNB 38/hrs. per wk Ref's ELDORA.DOIANK & MAHICUIUST req. N.B. Call 644·80'71 E.O E. Lease situation. Studio Cl ri 1 Sat&Sunonly. ~~~~~~~~~!Five , NB. Judy , e ca . 642·6443. 4 lo 5 hrs. Co w11l tram Babysitter needed. ---------1 alert, depndbl lndiv to mature woman. 2·3 days Bank 1---------•I opperate Sales promo- week. My home. 2 boys, Beauty hon system in Sale dept 2/yrs & 6/mo. Eastbluff NOTE HAIR STYLIST of new car dealenship. ·4 area. 7&G-1179 We are proud of our Filing & light typing Gd Babysitter needed , 2 salon & stylists! Busy salary & ben. Apply In boys, l /yr le 2/yr, eves It DEPARTMENT Npt. Bcb. saJoo ls grow-person Teus. Ma y 5 btwn ing again, offering: top 10 30 J occasional overnight. · am· 12 pm at 1m pay-retirement-Cli k F d Ca l I 6 a 1 . 2 4 2 6 CLERK medical & dental c or o Auto eves/wkenda. · 1 •. h Center Dr. lrv Nik for vacation pans"' muc Nell Payne In the 0 Coon • Id more. Compare our total Rabysilter needed, ex· range ty s o est ea r n 1 n gs packag e Service Drive. No phone per, for 5 month old independent bank Is w/otheraalona. lncrease _c_a_ll_s...;;p_le_a_se_. ___ _ baby. Balboa Pen In erowlng. We have an ex· your follwoing &: earn· Area. 675-8442. cellent opportunity 'for ings pote.ntial. Apply in CLEalCAL Baoll.ng TD.LOS lt you have a minimum of l yr. tellering ex- an experienced bank Leading local pest con· profession.al lo ahare In person: trol compa"/ needs OU g 0 ....... J.C. PENNEY I F ffi r r wu1. 24Fashionlsland,NB gener1 I o ce EOE M/F personnel. Entry .fevel We seek an ambitious,~~·~·~-~~~~~~ position. Typing le office 11elf-1tarter lo work i.n r: exp. helplw. Call Ttm, our Orange office. Re-Billing clerk For expand-Mon d a y , M a y 4th. quirea· 1·2 years bank ing CM import Co. Gd 9-3pm. 97M021. Note Depart~ent ex· typing skills req. Some _...:__ ______ _ perience and light typ-phone exp. a +. Xlnt ing skills. A knowledge aalary ben & growth Clerical of credit mes ii helpful. potential.~ CLERICAL GENERAL OFACE AUDIO MAGNETICS 2602 Michelson Irvine, Ca 92716 ( 714) 833-0020 Counter Help & catering Busy Deli, some cook· ing. F /lime, exp, pref. Feasts 494-4772 If you're looking for a career position, Colum· b1a Savings has an excit· ing opportunity for you Our Lending Depart- ment is seeking an in· dividual with recent of· Equal Opportunity rice experience and lyp.1~~~~E~m~p~lo~yi~er~~~I ing or 4o-60 wpm. We will r: Counter person. F /Time. expanding print shop in Lake Forrest area. Lite table&: bindery 830-5785 DEPUTY CLEU I Starting salary $841 mo Harbor Municipal Court has openings for men & women. (( you type 40 wpm & ate interested in excellent benefits, call 833-0411 X332. 4601 Jam· boree. N .B. EOE train you for specific job Cocktail Waitress / duties. Wailer. high volume Counter Help. F /T Kuster's Cleaners 548·4.243 COUMTERHB.P DESIGM EHGINEElt This position offers a competitive salary, ex- cellent career potential and an outstanding benefits package lnclud· lng free parking and ful· ly paid medical. dental, vision and life in· s urance. For an in· terview appaintment, please call Nancy Perrin at 776-7101 Columbia SaYiftCJS m.dl.oal9 Assodatiolt 910 S. Brookhurst Anaheim, Ca. 92804 Equal Oppty Employer houae Orange County Airport atta. Only de· pendable & exp. need apply. Call btw 2 & Spm, Moo-Fn. Ask for Carole Smith, 549-8728. CODER PTTIME Flex hours Good read iog comprehension & at tentlon to details. Will train. 557-7314 F /l, P /l. days. apply in person . 711 E. Balboa Blvd. Mfg. co in Mission Viejo area nej!(!s exper in electrical connectors, hermeti c seals . COUMTER HB.P transducer design, com· Delaney's Salty Sam's ponents materials & fast seafood restaurant methods. 1n Newport Beach is Dulles include design, seeking mature counter drafting. materials test· help. Bilingual helpful 1ng & R&D projects. P/T. Ftr. days SJ.SO to Mechanical Engineer start. Apply at 632 Lido ing degree pref'd Commission Sales. In· Park Or., N.B. Qualified candidates terlor Design nrm needs ---------1 send resume to Mrs men and women to call 1---------•I J a n s • 2 3 8 9 I V i a upon potential clients. CustomerService Fabricanle, Suite 603. Sales & design back PHONE REP. Mission Viejo, Ca. 92691 d I o 1 Help! We need tem-groun a Pus utgo ng porary people full lime!,._ _______ _ personality a must OurCableTVCo.ishav.1• 7l4·645·8300 ing a three month sub· DIETTECH. Companion Driver 4 phy's act, mentally han --------•I dic'p M-28. Prr. 14/hr. scriptlon drive & we are Full lime pos. avail. in expecting to get hun-our Dietary Dept. Must dreds of phone calls. be knowledgeable of in· Ma in responsibilities slitutional food serv. are answering phones. Hrs . are llAM to order taking, Ute typing. 1 : 30PM. Applications Gd. telephone speaking accepted btwn. 1 & 4PM . voice & abiUty to work Mon-Thurs. Costa Mesa well with the public are Memorial Hospl., 301 musts. Hours are SAM· Victoria, CM. 642·2734. 5PM, Mon-Fri. Several E.0 E. M/F/H Clerical WHEN YOU THINK TEMPOURY THlt«KaLY CLERKS RECEP'110NISTS TYPISTS SECRETARIES WOltD PROCESSORS DATAE:HnY We are not an employ- ment agency. We pay you to work when & where you like. H interested. call or come by. 2102 Business Center Dr., • 208. Irvine, 833-1441 or 27957 Cabot Rd ... Laguna Niguel , 831·0542 or 16LS2 Beach Blvd., #230E, Hunt· lngton Beach. 644·0634; 1·535-7268 CO MPUTER OPERATOR-Exper on Burroughs L9000. Lumber estimating. xlnl working conds. Medical & dental ins. 8-5. 5 dys H B. 847-8511 positions available. All I'!'!!~~~~~~~~ positions temporary (3 m onths). Submit ap- plications to COOK 15-dl lart For Newport Beac h Community Assoc1at1on Clubhouse Summer months, June Labor Day, 7 days, llam-5pm & Tues. nights till 8pm Contact J oan Tanner, 673-6170. Howard Derman C llE IRVINE CDIFNlf 1061 Camelback St, Newport Beach, 92660 Equal Oppty Employer ·••••• • Daily Pilai I Classified Advertising : e superv1sor for Classified Department.• •Experience necessary. Excellent company • .benefits. Salary commensurate with . • eJCperience. For appointment for interview .• call 642-4321, ext 277 .. WANT ACTION? Classifed Ads 642 5678 • Turnyour • unusables • into e usable e cash.call e Daily. Pilot e classified • 642-5678. E.O.E . M/F /H • • ~~~~~1 • General Assigmmnt • CLBI For wholesale seafood deliveries in Orange Cou nt y Neat ap· pea ranee Apply in per so n . 145 E . Broadway, C.M., Moo· f'ri. Drug Store Clerk. exp. preferred. Xlnt pay, 40 hrs Moulton Plaza Pharmacy, Lag. Hills. Mr Dreyfus, 768-3784 lie~. A.11111 ... r/ Win PencMt · Needed by Laguna Kills industrial control manufactu r er Fullt1me. Will train 855·1353. JEWEUY SALES Will train sales penon for fine retail store tn Fashion [.stand Mall. Phone for appt. 759-1722 EXECunVE SECRETARY P /T, 25 hrs /wk with Newport Beach finan· clal services /invest· menl firm. Call Sharon 851-9411. Factory Tool setter for small punch presses. Good mec hanical aptitude req. Knowledge of lathe & milling machines ad· vantage. F /T . Hunt · ington Beach. 897-2529. Fantastic opportunity for enthusiastic girl lmmed. F(fopenjog for Recepl./Typist in Beaut. Newport Center office + xlnl incentive program. 644 25()7 OPPORTUHITY knocks often when you use result-getting Daily Pilot Classified Ads to reach the Orange Coast market Phone 642·5678 IHG..alMG Hydraulic hose com- pany needs peraon who baa knowled1e of buic math fr blueprint read- ing. Irvine. Kendavl1 Ind. Co. 540-7638. E .O.E. : Secretary tD : • Executive Office • •immediate openlng for veraaWe Individual.• e Mutt be capable of bandllna fut-paced, e • varied and interesll.ng duties for newspaper. • uecuUve & per11.onael adnUniltrator. Call:. 642-421. Ext. 177 for appt. In lhe past 6ye11rs PRINTRONIX has e11per1enced a growth ,_,e of over 5000% yes 5~1 Our matnll hne printer 1s recognized as an industry s1andard for value and quality and has made us one ol the las1es1 9rowtng companies on Calllorn11 We have conttnuong plans for 1ncreaa1ng our strength Erlence and wouJd en- Y workiftc with people n plu1h 1urroundln•• you may be the ooe for ua! We are a m~r aav· ln11 and Joan wbo la tffkln1 tellen for our busy San Juan Caplalrano Branch. We provide full company pald btncftll, fncludln1 dental ud optical. Salary commensurate wit.b •• penene.. SU.nweat Bank offers top IOOIK_..~ .. 1arlet and an out· Crowlng Lai'i:a ~ach standing benellt1 CP --• package lncludlo& A llrm. t ... ary medlcal/dental/llre In-commel\SW'ate w/ablli· aurance. Pleue call our tr . Good benefits, Personnel Department pleasant atmosphere, for an Interview apPolnl· conv. location. Call 1 ----- 1 t Classified O.utsida Sales : •-~-t e S•leaperaon to handle Real Estate e add11tons to our product hne as well 8S 11 comprehens11te program for manpower develop- ment '" the coming monlhs You may have an opponunuy to ehare tn our rapid growth You will p1111tc1pete tn the design and layout of complu mechanical mechanttms 1nd 1esembltet Will be responsible for compte1tng entire docu· ment11ton package to be used by high volume m1nulectunng, 1nclud1ng 1nsunno the accuracy of deta•I and Hsembly document11ton Requtres 1 minimum ol 5 ye1r1 mechantc11 or electro· rnechanlc11 dea1gn e•perlence. wllh 2 years lormal colloge or !ride school education preferred PleHe contact lhry K1t11r 1t (714) GJ.7'711 tor •n 1ppohltmenl. Suaan .,._lO:M ment. ..at"""~ .Development accounts and automollvP. accounts. Must havt at least 2 years 40.I"-..._,__ • experience. Salary plus commlNlon. Muat . .. .....,..... • .,...., hive car, m1Jeage paid. ExceUent company e beent1. For :f.,pointmeot tor lntervlew, ~all e IN=....~ .642-5471,ut. 7. • ~ • Part Time Eveniln · : MAllOCODIMA •• C 1 1111 , .... C...f..a • 714-MMIJt •Adulta wit h ouutan~ln attracuve . CALL OUR :U..HR. penonalllles wtio enjoy wit.h 10.15 fNFO UN 1 e year old youths tvenln11 S..9pm. 11 w..m1 e 11u...sm • ai Ml be\wMn tpm to 5pm. uk for Lori. e • 0 c... • . ~,.. : • 330W~., St.re« e Costa Mna, CA e e F.qual Opportunity Employer e •••••••••••••••• - As tile t11test growmo company 1n Oran99 County, we c1n offer an 011collent salary end benefit peck· age. and uncommon growtb opportunlltes To e11plore your potent11I with J>RINTRONIX, aend ~our resume to lht llddreu t>elow. or can MARIO CORDtNA. c~ at 114114•.nt. To lelllm moreaboul "'tNnOHIX Md ow~ pee.II ... , call ow t .. hour rwc~ INf'ORllAnoH UNlet1141Ml-JMI. um D9ften-.... .......... CA nn4 IQuAt 0,,0.tthty l~ (lll'f PRll\rrRONI>< M Orange Coaat OAJL Y PILOTISunda M 3 1981 Heep . .W,w...t.d 1100 HelpW..._., 71 w y, ay • • .... ~~ ..... ?!.~ ~.~~ ..... ?~.~~~!!!~ ..... ?L,. ~.~~ ..... ?!~~ !!~.~~ ..... ?!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••!4! ~ ...... 7100~W_... 7100 Part lime belp lo ea-llClfV...CL&.I R£CEP110NIST • RESTAURANT g Salespenan tor Doutt· F S • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••••• chan1e for room tic Fulhlme Retail TRAJ.NEE Food 1ervlce worker, quelnN.8.P/Um•,u Muatt!J~ 1 Hospital J _ MAtalAI. board.S7s-IS.5G. clotblna 1tore E•· Typln1req.N8aru. over 18, wiU traln tor prel'd.8'75-3020 Uiit · •par or W"'-AMIT-H£~ ..__ perlence preferred. 831'1500 meat 1Ucer & portion -" on the beach. No exp. -Cl.Bl( We have an lmmed -..-...~ p rt Ji Houn 1:30-$ 30 Mon . control Approx 7 hrs Satea~rtlOn wanted ta¥ nee. 8'7S.18ll ~alelth l':.~~l ln Op\lnlna for a Janitor, ~::~~crtr.o~:,:a t!:r I 1111 Fri Call8'4-S0'70, uklor Flu 0 &tarttn1 tlmt uttractlve women'11~ FOODSERVl''E lmewpodl"l 1n r an tall time poeltlon. IPM produ .. •· m' t r e Con11a ; YOllHt Katie, llC~OMST lOAM-lPM Mon·Thur ' dept. ln ll"uhloo laland " me · open I or • lO SAM 1hift Xlnt Irina '""'"• U1 Pa.ta co. O ' ·• Reataurant worker, over Ward Clerk Full time beneflU packa1e Po~ phy1lcal lnchadlna back C8"1"1tn Recept.loftlal/ceoeraJ of-12:3 to 5 6A M · l p M Sun L.ori ., Full or part·tJme. ~·' 18, will train tor meat ~. 3-ll evenlnc abJft. interview call Ua Slot X-ray. Takina applica Adulll with out.atandln& lice. Prr 4 hn pr day t.o R eceptio~ Ir typ101 Kitchen, xm S. Harbor perience prerern41l slicer & portJoo control Acute care holpt. cxper Leo (71') Ml-1616. Or ap Uon• btwn 8 & lOAM on· attractive penonalltiea work Into Ml lime. Cull duties for Executive Bl., S 1' '79-0747 6'0-7810. ' Approx. 7 hrs. Flex req'd. For lntervlew, ply In peraon it ly . Stratotln, l7G71 lOapendlShrsperwttk Pell)'forappt.$49-7611 Suite, nr. O.C. Airport ; atarllnai lime, lUAM contact : Phyllis Avdvanced Health ~rm1tro~Ave., Irv. counHllna youth agea Nicolet Instrument CalJ :7S2·023Horappt. Saluperson for plan\, iP.,M. Mon Thur , 6AM· ~OEnp,'tf-714·6'5·5707 . Center 1300 BrialoJ St. ~!'F. A davls Ind.. ~~e~!~cJl:a'li~~fe~ S1~ Corp., Jrv • KS~T~p;,.Ot4l"S :~~~2_P~_!;eekend•1 l .-M S un l. or l 's I North, Ste 100, Newport -·-___ p e r w k c a I 1 KLtchen, ~ S Harbor Beach. EOE Ml f'. Mature ~raon for prr 2·30-5.:topm. Mon thru REC.-TIOHIST HC.-nOMIST PIZZA STOIE "' IU., S.A '7~0147 Hotel Desk Clerk-Nl&ht work. mornings. fiaure l"rl. 642·4321 ext. 343. Required tor growing. Arch. firm seeks bright, Now hiring ror full & Sales Auditor, Experienced Jewelry atore In So Coaat control aalon, Npt l:Jch. Ask for Lori. international Company. OU l &O 1 ng person lo rarl time o~nlngg ill Front Otllce Mature, C 64.23630 Minimum 3 years ex· answer phones. Gd. typ-ocations al 0 .C person ror eye doctors N R 4200. Apply t o Pl au oeeda bright · per., word procesalna. Ing req'd. To Sl,OOO. Airport. Varylng days & oftlce. Dictaphone. lY!iJ" David McNeil or Mn. peraon tor ortlce dutlea. MEDICAL 0~ Coed typing & good telephone Call: Morjorie Sullivan, hours; ideal aupplemen Ing, receptionist. Salary Baltaur, Hotel l..a&una. ~().9066 Full & p/tlme front ofc. D Plot sklll1. Neat & organized 540·5001, Snelling & l a I I n com e f o r n•a.JJ8area.S51·.2933 425 S . Coot llw)' Lllbore~ Buay G.P. in F.V. Peg l30W. ayStreet and not afraid of hard Snelling of Newport homt!makers & stu 494 l lSl bet ~e f'n board&ins.'79-9ltl Costa Mesa, Ca. work. Good growth Beach Agency, 4340 dents. Our progressive, FULLTlme,p/llme.Ans llam-$pm. STUOIHT -__ Equal Opport potential, benefits. CampusDr .. EOE growingcompanyorters serv. No exp. nee. Call. i-.---------LAIOR!R Medical Assistant, GP Employer olary. Contact Mr. opportunities tor advan· 6'i-8000EOE _ llOUSECJ..."'•"'ERS $344$3.119/hr olc,CapoBcharea. P RT Green,644-9800. cement based on your ""''"', 66HIOOl A Time Days. Ans. RECB'TIOHIST job performan c e •IHERAL OfftCI To SS l\r, car &u-$123 Summe1r work ut the ---serv. No exp. nee. Call: RECB'TlOMIST With or without typing Pleasant working condi· Exp, helpful. ad. typina bh<'h l.ltll!'r cont1ol, Medical Au't, H.B. Front S46·3333 EOE LA WARM needed. Top pay Tem-lions. Must be 18 & over abittty , prolicienq HOUSEKEEPto;R(.'ttlt,(l rout1nl" ri•s troom & back offit.-e. Exper. Deluxe ofc .QC airport porary &fulltime. Call Apply in person btwn I w/figures . 10·key by l'AREperHlmt'.l <ld ys <.'lunup Min aae lP helpful 84Hi004 PBX area , phones. type TodServicesal979-8900. &6PM t.oach. Xlnt Co benefits Req icood ph,yslcul cond -<SOwpm), Gen, olc, ad· 2300S E. Bnst.ol Informal olc C.M Call wk Good Pl'> Ml 9323 & valid Callr driver's Medical MARRIOTT HOTS. min d utles. Cd Ben. RECEPI' /TYPIST Sant• Ana Heights Millie all9AM_._645-_~ Houst'kl'\'J>4Pr, ls"' in llr Con t act Frank Fashion Island G. p . PBX OPERATORS Barbara 752.7551 P IT. 9-lpm, Irvine. <Next to McDonald's) t...cwf'I)' ~. Rt"h •l"l'• llolrnberjl.6'0.2171,City seeks experienc ed Pre1ligiousbotelhasim· --833-1554Bobble E.O.E r\l bdrm, M>mt" rook o f Newpo rt Bear h front /back ortice slafl med. Opportunities for Receptionist RENTALAG&n R&n'AL -COMSUlTAMTS ,,. Breuner'a Rent$ Furniture Shgwroom In Westmins~r seek"• career onented persOI for entry level pas. lo home furnis hings . Breuner's Is California'• . largest fum. rental co. A needs qualified sales .._ mgmt staff for expand· mg mkt. Retail exp. pre· f'd. Will train. $4. hr .. de· pending on exper . Fut\. or p/lime. Mon -Sat.1~ 9.5. 30 & Sun 12 Noon~ 5PM. Contact : Cindy' Mills. 891-2388. EOE • GEMERAL OfffCE Factory ortace need$ typist who will also answer phones. do sam pie posting, maint;un tiles & just genefall) k'eep things organat('d for several disorganiz~ men. $700/mo. 642-9980 in~. salarv nl't: Call Corporation Yartl for part-time & vacation qualified applirants In Our fl girl ls moving . t\ath)' ~~H . 7~ 017'1 1': 0 1': M I-' roverage.644 0381 our communications Fashion 1sland consult area. ing rirm needs someone for Laguna •s leading Retail clothing sales F rr R E oflice. Full time dys, exper pref Xlnt SALES Lie. req 497-Mll ask for ben. Call Larry 770.1677 . Seadol Computer Corp_ General Office work in Newport BeiH·h. Small ollice. Well ~tabltshed Please send resume to: P.O. Box 1991, Newport Beach, Ca. 92663 llOUllt'kf'C'pC'r, 1lt"it1blt' hr11 , En11 11 pkl111t "'' tr•n11 Xlnt "'rk1n1 ('Ond N"'-pt R<'h uro C:all e\ e 7~Ql62 Mon 1-'rl 9 s llousekeept>r. llH• 111 Mu i.t undt'rstand English F llml". much time orr Rt'ls Non smoker, 631·4361 LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION pos1· lion. Must huve all· round ex~r Top pay & bt<nef1ts Please call 1714) 768 4751 from 9AM·JPM LEGAL SEC'Y RECEPTIOHIST Some exp. req. general office duties. 831·53.33 Medical OHie• J-4 days/week. Mature, stable person. Bkkpg, transcribing, surgery scheduling & collection. Salary neg. Resume to Box 106, S. Laguna The positions available last Phone & typina are h6urly & X "' supervisory, varied Int salary + bonus shills. Call "Bobbi" 644-0783; If. you are people-S51·5184eves. onented & would enjoy a growth oriented com· RecetllffoMst pany, come see us. Part/Full time. Typing, We ofter excell co. light bookkeeping & --b ,. I d other clerical work Medical Assistant want-eneiits me u ing un· Ha sson & Asso c . 92677 ed for olfice opening nr ilo.rms & a free.meal per 8S1·165l. shift. Apply in person ------- Ruth Lag Halls. is expanding. We have· ---------1 ----vacancies for qualified. R.E. SALESPERSON for Retail Sales outside sales & sales sales, exchanges, invest· Fas l a cl 1 on , h 1 g h ~ml candidates. Call; ments. High comm. New volume retail leather Tt ·642·4"35 · & P /T ok. Newport goods store Ul Laguna ---- Pac11ic R.E. 645-3683. Beach needs mature & SlALES . S!fOPEST. chlldst..u exp salesperson for eens, "· I , exp!d Thurs, Sat & Sun. If you person7 hrly, .in~entive~. enjoy selling, see Gayle benefits. Ch1ld r~n s at Un Bel Di on top level D~oter y 644·2464 Mr.: aENERAL OFFICE P /T personal assistant with general secretarial & bookkeeping skills For further information cal l Mar cie a t 1714)973-0!12, llousekeeper1Compan1on Live in or out LEGAL.SECY· San Clemente General Mon-Fri., 9AM -Noon: lfosp. Front ollice exp. Personnel. req. Dack omce helpful. MARRIOTT HOTEt. 634·5125, 768 8<r.!O e~ 900 Newport Center Dr. RECEPTIOHIST ol Village Fair Mall, Milter . __ • Sat.1 & UcJht lkkpg. RESTAURAHT 1194 s. Coast llwy on SALES TRAINEES ~ at John Wayne Airport Need host person & bus Mon-Wed or on i''ri Established Chevrolet.. ror 1 person olc Need help. Apply in person, _:G-5pm. de a I er ship need 1 take-charge person 1-:xp. Mon.-Fri 3.5 pm, on1---------· motivated people 'if\t RESTAUUMT Sandwich Maker his 7 AM -3PM Mon.-Fri. 646·8883, call anytime 833 2009. SEMIORPTMR HOUSE MANAGER To supervise teenagers & housekeeping duties for youth shelter Call Pat· S48 0681 Challenging position tor top secy w tXlnt skills. Deluxe oles OC airport area. Gd ben. Sal. Com mensurale w/exp. Con· tact Candy. 752· 7551 MEDICAL RECEPT. Wanted tor I ll JJOS1tion. Must be dependable, ef- f1 c1e nl. & type welL Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M/F nee. M9·2203 Seafood Deck, Reuben R terested mall aspects o(. -R-ec-epuonist, PIT AM . -5 E. Lee. 151 E. Pacific ' ET AIL auto sales. Contact Gar)t GENERAL OFFICE 631 ·5690 PENSIOM ADMIN. Young, dynamic pension co., looking for exper retirement plan ad- ministrator. with strong trust acctng back ground. Position am mediate I y a v a i I smokers need not apply 857-1204 Coast Hwy, Newport MA..._.AGER Webb (714)494-1131 or dys. Airport area. No Beach. 1""1111 (714 )S46·9967. P /T alternoons, non smkr, mature thinking, w /pleasing personality & good typing-must en joy small co aJI around sales work EN VIROSCOPECORP CM 645·4400 tor a ppt. GENERAL OFFICE Ad Agency has entry level pos ition f o r energetic self starter. II you have accurate typ. ing skills, professional phone manner & want to learn about advert1sing- c all us al 957 9300 Salary $<JOO INJECTION LEGALSECRETAR't FOREPERSON Position available to one -I MED IC AL FRONT OF· I FIC E Nwp( Center. Cull lime 644·8722 MEDICAL Bac k office assistant. pit, tor N.B Orthopedic orr1 ce Please c all 5 day week 3 to s years who has broad based ex experienC'e reqwred All perience in the areas of Van Dorn machin es. corp. est planning M u s l k n 0 w Some bus ht Beautiful Polycarbonate. ABS. suites in Fasluon Island. S AN and S tyrene. NB JS hr work wk Steady year round pos1. Salary commensurate __ lion, No layolfs. major _w_l_e_x.;;.pe_r_._644-_65 __ 12 ____ Medical. full lime front 646·5995 Col'llpany Very clean en-LEGAL. SEC'Y office pos1l1on. M1S s1on v1ronmenl. SANTAANA Viej o Re'luire s CAMIRO MFG. s medical. secretarial ex· 760 ''I B mall firm (6 lawyers) I "" ay Ave. H · d · nor ln"lud1ng 1nsuran<·e w re h requires goo s kills "" ' s~ ofGarrfeld). Type 80 wpm, Mag ll ex b1lhng 495-1060 E O.E. M/F perience.Je_a_n.641 ·4901 MEDICAL Llc;>UOR CLERICS ----~---~-- PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN Leading local pest con· trot company needs r o ute technician for steady job. Group health & profit sharing. Entry level position. We tram. no exp. necessary Call Tim, Monday, May 4th, !l·3pm. 97\l-6021. __._ typing Phone persona II ty & neat appearance a must. Laune. 752 5111 RECEPTIOHIST Full· lime, Newpo rt Beach area. Must have good phone voice & must work weli with peopl~ 752·0869., RECg,,. /TYPIST Newport Beach law firm omce Salar y com· mensurate with abrnty 644·6400. RECE:f'TIC>t41ST Restaurant Manager. must have good ref's. Im med. opening & short tram mg. 8J3.3841. Restaurant Meyerhol's, primary supplier ol good rood to the Irvme corporate comm unity needs people for sandwich making. simple food prep. Mon· Fri, 8-Jpm No ex· perlence nee Starts minimum. Call Susie 557·6232. Full time Mon-i''ri Must Restaurant be personable & well Immed. P IT openings groomed, & enjoy meet· · HWttbtgfoft I HCh LocatiOft Expanding health food and vitamin chain has immediate opening Knowledge of nutrition. health foods or vitamins a plus. Wall tram Even Ing and weekend work required Excelle nt startin g s alary and benefits. Call for ap pointmenl, Mopday or Wednesday, lOAM 5PM , R. Brooks, (714 l 848-5066 Vitamin Quota an equal opporlunlly employer m/I Sales .~ TOP DOLLARS Earn S30,000+ 1st year with leading HBA Com· pany Looking ro(- management and management tra1nees'1 Ca 11 Mr i'"leel wood 558·0288 ------' SALES TRAINEES Established Chevrole~ dealers hip ne e d s motivated people ind terested in all aspects <JI auto sales. Contact Gar:t Webb <714)494-1131 ot (714)546·9967 . _.EMERAL OFFICE l,ooking tor a very in· teresling part time job in pleas ant offH·e ~ Clerical, for mature person. Location P C H . Npt. Bch Exper a must Accurate typing, no shorthand. 20 hr week includes Sat & Sun Call: 646-7431 INJECT. SETUP (2 years exp.I INJECT. MOLD REPAIR - for new store near \) C Airport. Exper nee. Wine knowledge pref Good pay for good help Steve, 64<Hl95. Front /lack Ofc. fo'as h1on Island. Type well. Reliable, eH1cienl. exp prer. 640-2023. PESTICIDE SPRAY OP f:RATOR Expe r w /pes l c ontrol ap· plicator Lie Top pay & benefits. Please call (714) 768-47519AM-3PM. ing the public. Requires avail for cooks & barten· good spelling. & pen· ders. Must be 18 & older 01ans hip No typing & able lo work eves. I---------• Phone experience pre· Looking tor individuals Sales *SEAMSTRESS* Bridal shop part time (2 years exp ) 1st. Znd and 3rd shtlts. nt.her trainee pos1t1ons <iva1lable NANI\ needed for 2 sm l'111hJren S3 SO hr, 4 day wk Itel's 962 1!.115. ferred Full company w i t h o u t g o i n g benefits. Apply· Pen· personalities. Apply dai· .s 12 ,000/MOMTH ? nysaver, 1660 Placentia ly before 5pm Ask for , I m 25 years old & Ave .. C.M. Jean or BilJ Me & Ed's S12.000 was my lnt'ome 546-1821 556-93.33 ----- SECRETARY CAMIRO MFG. 7601 Clay A11e . II B <W orfkh. Newpo rt Beach Law Firm needs otrlc e helpertmesseng~r Must have reliable car Full lime 8 30-S 30. $4 pe r hr , 21> per mile Ask for J oyce ~S650 Photo booth attendant, Puia 17th & Tustin in March. This month 11 artern oons Phone1---------• C.M ' ' should double I have a f\ young and growing na- tional advertising agen-· cy needs you to assist 4 ac count exec utives ~0·7293_ RECEPTIC>t41ST ----home on the ocean & Newport Beach To RESTAURANT FIT. PIT drive an Sll0.000 Clenet' SI .200 Absolutely no sandwich man & counter Full or partt1me pos1· GENERAL OFACE S ofGarf1eldl E 0 EMF PLANTS Work in the wonderful world of interior plants. Learn to care for them prof. Interesting & challengmg wrk Must have gd driving record, company trucks pro· vided. No wk nds Start $4/hr 751-7756; 545-6253 place to go but up, it's help. Plaza de Cale t1ons a vailable for your choice with this Gar y's Deli. 752.5401 qualified, sell· motivated M usl have lnendly pf'dllll" (essional phone manner. accurate typing skills·" uccll organizational'-, ability Responsibabties ; s im1l1ar to acc ount coordinator. Phone us I Grow ing electron1C's firms needs outgoing person to a ss ume secretarial duties J days pr wk. Mon Wed, 8-5 No shorthand nee. but ap· ptilude w lfigures a must. Congenial otrice m Hunllnglon Oea c h Please C'ontact Joanie for appt at 894-7257 Salary negotiable. INSPECTORS 3yr s m 1n1mum exp w c lose toleran ce machining, sheet metal tab Knowledge ol layout, blueprints, & m· specl1on reports Pa id ms. holidays Apply at NURSES AIDE fantastic co Your gd. P e o P I e M a r k . phone voice & skills are REST AUi.AMT _I 7_14 )543-0646 GENERAL OFFICE For retirement hotel. Fri & Sat, midnight P T " • P T pos1t100 for an aide, Spm llpm Newport Vllla .642 5861 Ricmar Engineering, Nursing 11535 Martens River Cir MANICURIST-Elite new NURSES AIDES Fountain Valley. 1 1714,641.0280 sa on, experw/clientele, 7 JO·J,30pm & part-time xlnt toe. 4341 Birch St J ·30·7:30pm Country INSTALLERS across Sheraton Nwpt. C lub Conval Hosp. Need extr a money ? NB. 752·5979 549 ~J Parttlme employment. MARINE NURSING PRESS PERSON Fully qualified olfset Min J years experience. Dav id son 7011 Ryobi with TSl. Darkroom a plus. For interview, call 855-1137. the keys. Medium lYP· Waitresses, waiters, mg Excellent benefits buspersom. Apply btwn. 557-6122, 731-771 1 9AM & Noon. Chavlie's 100% Free to Applicant Chill. 3001 Redhill, Bldg. ,._.,._e!Srt•lc. 45-00Campus Or .. N.B. IJ2. Ste. IJ226. C.M. RESTAURANT OPEllNGS AT BOB'S BIG BOY! Sales * IRIDAL SHOP• Part tame-Costa Mcsn Pref exper in retail clothing sales 546·1821 SALES 556 9333 Career opportunity in sports promotion & sales mgmt. Call Mr. Green, 541-4117 today 957-9300 , -------I SECRET .ARY 1 For s mall office Typing : 70 wpm , telephone. general omce skills S900·Sll00/mo. 851·9150. I SECRETARY 8 to 4 PM, Must be good accurote typist, 10 key by touch, conscientious aod mature worker. Salary S833 per mo. Ask for Dawn. &15·8830 JO to 4pm. No experience necessary. Car a must. ELECTalCIAH RN, 7·3:30pm. LVN, Apply Teleprompter Ca-To help complete 67 ' llpm-79m. J days week. PRODUCTION 14211 Yorba Sl, Tu.slin Open Monday Evenings By Appointment Only No experience isl---------•I necessary. Please apply SALES - Assist president or grow-J Ing publishlng company f in Costa Mesa. Partlime OK. Must be sell-starter, J positive & good typist. Salary not high, but I sky's the limit. 540.2522 ble TV, 90J '#. ieth St, Yacht C.M. Call Dick Pvt. 41 bed <.:onval •SSIST• ..... Luckey~ HOSP.· Immac. with gd A ..... ' Newport Beach stalling Santa Ana Hts Needed full or part.time. RECf'T/SCTRY in person between 2PM C ou1u11r.111>CI "'L and 4PM for any of the ~ A S A "A9 3051 No exp. ne<leSsary but INSURANCE • -~ · · Do you have a good front following nnoaitions. Tired ol selling houses 7 """ days a week? We need ---------General Ofrice Marine -----aneyefordetail&ablU· olfa'ne appearan ne , Excellentopp forexper t to k t f l " ... C IOA T-.. "'TOR O Y wor a 8 as pace pleasant -rsonality and WAITERS com pelenl ustomer ..,...-..-FFICE ~1r.111>VICES is required. Books on .-w Service Rep ass1·0 t1ng Want lo sail the high ~ phone voice, So. Cal AITRESSES " "'SSIST"'MT Tape, Inc. 7ll·C W. 17th Agency's top producers. seas & meet a variety or ~ A St c M 548-S.525 Builder seeks sharp re-COOIC TRAJNHS NOW HltlNG SECRETARIES Newport Beach Loe. people? We are looking Health care co in Irvine --· -·--·---·---1 liable receplionast. CASHIEltS PBX RECPTS. Call Pat 675-6300 for an experienced boat has an 1mmed opening PRODUCTION Varied office duties a in· 7311 Edinger DATA ENTRY CLERKS ----operator who can main for an md1v1dual to join ............ ~ elude accurate typing at Gothard BOOKKEEPERS tain & operate our com our Otrace Services ,_,....._ filing and general ad0 - G EN. OFC. CLERKS INSURAHCE pany owned boats & give Sta fl Duties include Rubber hose products. ministratlve tasks. ln HUNTINGTON BEACH CWe have Temporary & SALES bay tours tor company sorting & delivering must {>asa co. physical exchange for abilities to or Part TimeAasisgnmts I employees. Must be mail & xeroxing. Must includmg back X-ray function well in a busy 23952Avenida PERSOHS people-ori e nted , be able to lift 8S lbs & Taking applications office, company oilers delaCarlota IVICKI HESTONI Outs tanding Op · responsible, have have a Cahl. Driver's btwn 8 & lOAM only lriendl,Y atmosphere, atEIToroRoad -• portunities exp'd or in· knowledge ot boating re-lie For more inform a· S 1 ral0 f 1 ex • 176 7 1 compehUve salary and LAGUNA HlLLS • &Associatft exp'd. Salary +com· gulatlons & m a in· lion & Interview, con· Armstrong Ave., Irv . good benefits. Call Lin· or 54ftftjftft missions. Phone Bob tenance. Also$.,' me tact : Terry Jones , EOE. A Kendavis Ind., daFosleratThePresley 33SSS.Bristo1Avenue '"""1U Smllh9S3-31.53 janitorial duties n the 714·641·1616, EOE M/F _C_o_·--------1 Companlews for In soJi~s~~ulNA Specializing in Interior design firm seek-docks. Hrs. ar on. j~~~~~~~~~~IP/tlme. 7 days, 2 hrs dai-l e r v I e w a P P l or TemporaryClerlcal Ing purchasing/order thruFri.,llto?P ·Ex· Optical technician ly, AM delivery, L.A. 714 /S40-0Ci00. 28502Marguerite Personnel desk clerk. Must type, celJent benefits. Submit Times. $100 per week. Pkwy at Avery Pkwy. . 18004 Skypark Bl. be gd w/detaa'ls & follow application to: needed for Sight lll8tfu-MISSION VIEJO S S ann H I ments No exp nee Will Laguna Beach, 4944496. The rast"sl draw in the utte 235 Irvine up. P /T. Relocating Irv. uz e e se traln ~n J'ob. · Mus0l be .. p IT Liquor Clerk, Apply West.. . .a Daily Piiot E uaJ 0ppt• GU.ARDS _8_79_·_8680 _______ c:'JllEIRVINECIMW'>IV good w/hands. 2523 W. Broadway Liquor. 278 Classified Ad Call To· E.;:ployerMlF Full & part time. ~II Interior deslan firm , PCH,NB.&46-32'7S. Broadway, Laguna day 642·567_8_· ____ ~~~~~~~~~ areaa. Uniforms furn d. seeking assistant to l06lCamelbackSt., Optometric offke-.-P-/T-, Beach. - Ages 21 or over. retired VP /rec"' .... 'on'isl. Van·e· Newport Beach, 92660 ---------1 welcome N ".,... Equal Oppty Emplyr must be neat, outgoing, PIT . h · 0 exper. nee. ly of dulles must type~~~~~~~~~~ wUllng to learn. 847-5927. mornings 3 rs/day APP I Y : Un Ive rs a I 60w Gd be• 3-5/wk ft,..... lei h "' Protection Service 1226 pm. n. reJocat· . ..,.,.. ep on., w. 5th St., Santa' Ana ing Irv. area. 871Hl680. ~ ..... , ...... -•••• -.. -...... -. ::_~~~p:rea. Call tnterviewhrs: 9-12& t-4 INVOICI CUltK ·.k_ ~Y, Mon-Fri. ' Wanted for lge Marine .,-\~'I OUng ~men 16 to 2 1 Rs Hardware Store good "'",,,r' JOB CORPS TYUST/ Cutter. benefit&, lmmed. open· ';.:;;- eded lmmed. Full in1.Ca!J64S-l71l e Is pert Ume. Fun, _..;;,________ CAN JEL t_~Y aolna atmo.pbere. JAIGR tMT'L 1 -• P YOU ...:prll: wlldda fr adulta. So.ttieo.t,.... &·, ·~·. Wlll train Ir nee. H.B. Is now lntervlewtn,. tor , 963-... ,. 1 8 t \., If you Len School ......., 1a ea associate& • JI ~ ' or Graduated and Need •• a I te r •lion lat . Ex · ~ ~ Asslatance on Kwnd apiDMrs and pro-perlence oecu1ary. Ell· _ RMD ftHional lmllten want· c e 11 e n t co m pa n y • , ... THI 1,.HT ed. Wiii train 11pinner1 .. benent1. 3333 Bristol St, WOU '°•YOU Co 1 ta M • s a, ·~Tl.AIM .... ------7------1 (71')549-8703 • •ITTI~ STAITlll HARDWARE SALES .-c.,,. i. • u.a. a--OtOOIWll •,_!QI._., hlltlme/part.Ume. Ap· Janitor P/Fuu time Xlnt =:,w:w::=-111w.=--111i:;=::,.,-: pty ln pert00: Crown oppor. for reUr•d or lfwlllllk.Al••ea-c.-,oucen ... -kard.-•~. 3107 E. coaat aeml reurect lodlvldual ROOM AND BOARD. FREEi MflJ .• CdM ~~~·,~~':n!~:~ Au: TRAINING, BOOKS, SUPPLIES, FREEi HtAn lqUIP. ply In penoo at Rlcmar I MEDICAL, DENTAL CAAE, FREEi ' MICHAMIC EntlnffriJlll Inc. 11'3$ I TRANSPORTATION, FREEi •x.perieeee wllb uanea Ma r tan1 River Cir. cat.a, loflden. VacaLton: Fount.lnV&UQ =.,....,.-;::;oi=..,~':'• .. _.HI ~':u Wa.ya. Coa· (714)tU.-INlll llOrl If rOll...., WWII M .. I.::--.=.= &aft .._, H..,o "*'°"'.._ -·Prollr Co. •1 New H... aomaUllDI JOU Doelr ···~ Ttr•IHI ••nt lo Md? a.-n.cs lal.lilld. cm,m.-a.. -· IMll doll MD. to51T8. _--=.- liDIOf..06.Y TIANSCIUla lmmed. weekend open- ina for Radloloay Tranacrlber, bn. 9AM· lPM, Sat Is Sun. Ap- plications accepted btwn 1 Ii 4PM, Mon-Tltun . Co1ta Mesa Memorial Hoept .. 301 Vlctoriat..CM. 8'2·2'73'. E.O.E. M/.r-/H Real Estate Develop· mot buay ot(lce need.I 1barp gal, Must have ex- celleat phone maMert, accuratAt typln1, book· 1 keeplni ft nice •P· pearance. No amoklna. 67:MT71. ......... w.. lttUib. omct .... pro-fa11lonal auoelat H . Uberal........,,No deal! coet4. Call 167Dl lD ccmrNIDc:e.. Aalr for Da11Wa....._. w .......... . ~ ~ PLAZA IS ecretarial Service Specializing in RESUMES TYPING CONSULTATION-PREPARATION (WMPLETE SERVICE CHOICE OP STAT1otiaY FOi COVEi Lll'laS COPYt.- SrtRAL llMMNGo IMMIDIA Tl TUIUWtOUMD I ATUIDAY & I V ... HOUas 752-0234 2012 MICHB.SOM DIJYl-4Unl 211 ~· ~ llVIMI. CA '1711 ~ MecArthur 8oul9vard • at Sen Diego ~~ ac-roet horn Oranoe County Nrpc>f1 • J:!\ ~ one licensee to learn the Exe sectry to pres ot in· skills to manage broker trntal service co. in i commercial real estate lrvme nr airport. Dict· 1 Income from mgmt lype-lale plus light bk- while you learn Super kpr. Trvl arrangemts benefits: life 1.nsurance, s ervices <or British health insurance & den clients Aero-spce exp tal plan. Contact Ken, desirable salary open 1 ·67~5~·6~7~00~~~~~~~l 7l4·833·1464 for in ' -_ terv1ew. 1 Sales Fine retail store nds a F /time e xpcr salesperson. Oppor w /gd ben . Conta c t Ketarah at 768·8383 ------~ SECRET ARY • I Partt1me. approx_ ~, hrs /week . Jean_, 960-6591. ·~I SECRET ARY ; Sales Immediate opening/tut tame. South Laguna HELPWAHTID! property owners a Telephone sal~. No ex· s o c 1 a t i 0 n per. nee. Excell. co. Shorthand/apeedwri benefits. Commission In~. good typing r program & profit shat· qwred. Must be outg ing. Apply In person: lng, personable & enjoy Pennysaver. 1660 a busy olfice dealing Placentia Ave., Costa with m embers & public. _M_es_a _______ 1 Excellent benefits. $900/mo. Niguel Shores Salespersons Green Community Association. World Plants is lookinF (71')493--01.22. for aggressive, motivat· •---------- ed Individuals for an ex SECRETARY-sharp citing career in interio1 peraon w/xlnl phone plant sales No eit manners. Lake charge perlence requi~. Con Po s I l Ion • 1 tr o n g la c l Green W or It llffretarial exper • ty~ 898·0300 lng skills 1 must. Busy ofc In H.B. Phone Gina Sales P /T lorladie1 848·3611 specialty 1hop. Fashior •--------- Island. Flexible hrs CaU Mlml 758-9951 SECRITARY Small oil co. hu p /t (2 dayl) openln1 for good SALl5-«ITAIL typln1 akllls, good Mature uleaperaon w/numbe~. some exp wanted. Maternity req. N.B.,Call8'0-8500 store. Full " pttlme. Secretary f SS'1·57M CLMK nPIST s ALE s p £ R 8 0 N General cont ractor matUl'9. P/Ume Ir som~ 1eekJn1 clerk typist, en- wbch. 11~_. try level poaltlon. Good SALISP/T Conttructlon back· We need J tharp peopl4 iround belpfUl, but not wtth f11hloa back around "• c •" ar 1 -CI a r II: • to wort la our men'a a.1-14_1_.aos __ . ------ womtn'• dept. Salary + SICMrMY commlulon, ult for Pff CbJi1t Ch11reh B a ppt, THI•_ The Sea. Mon· Frr, -t-lPM. General otnc. '44-t500 duti• ffloaOl5 - --- I ~~~ ..... ?!~ .!~'f.!!~ ..... ?!~ ... -~~ ..... ?!.~ ~!!!~ ..... ?!.~ ~!!~ ..... ?!.~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May, 3. 1981 - SICDfAIY ColLe1e Pr.ldent'1 of· flee, Pounlaln V•lley. SU•tla4/mo. Typ 50, 1/band 100. Apply in writln~ore Spm, llay 15 to: Community Colle1e1, 1J70 Adam• Ave, €.M. 551-SN7. E.0.1!. 11/F BRANCH SECRETARY Wella FUIO Bank llu an Immediate openln& tor•~ ln our Torootnae. SICllTAIY,,..,. T,,...tj?...... Af11l •c.1 10 I 0 IOIO ...... Wt IOll Mhcel--IOIO Secretary 1'>'.fJ:I up 6 x.lnl office Mln. s years eic~rleoce ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IDc. S.Ua•a t aid · (2U)~. In bot b are a 1 . HARBORARl'!A llUY PUIM'1'Ull Oak furn., teW. macb., frank UamUton orlf. Top 1kW.. ~ 6 --------Quadratek. Capable of APPWANCESJ:RVICE lM 915'7-IW Duncan P'byfe aola, TV, Waler C!Olor, ll"xU". lypl.Q1. T-s> QUallly opp. SICUllTY .UAIOS full·tharte Art Depl. We buy ~anca ·--------ml.ac. baebJd uma, etc. Early wM from 1MS A ty. Ntwtort IMc.b atta. O~ain11 for qallfled Darkroom experience a ··•e HU • 1uar. 1• M111t 1ell. 2m%1 Crown beaut winw 1c.cut, a To b,dl. Helen Sehaf· lndlvld11a.la. Good 1tal1· plua. Fortn~rvlew, call apptianc•. SU-307'7 •TOOMUCH• Reef Ln, H.B. Adami & brilliant art lnvut. fer Pert0nnel Afency, i.111 pay. Refundable Wl• W-1117. . Over1tocked condhlon Ma&nolla.Sat/Suntam. '3500. <11'>79&-ZOflO. 2 a 0 5 Z Ca aJ loo lform de11Q1ita. 978-7243 ---------1Retrl1 . older, clean, MUST SELL"' our In· Caphtrano, 1205, •sa.1a1 TYPIST workl1ood.16S.54-8$l3 venlory.AlC<llt-OrBett •Family Sale. Yuro, Whirlpool wuhlo1 La1ua.a Nlluft, Ul·'Tm ---------1 General office work, no or s.&-441S Offer I No ,..~able of. tooll, to)'I, clolbln1 6 machine, I~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~--~~~~!!!!"--experience required. fer reh11ed! TERMS mile. 186'11 Newland 557.a83. Qualified candidate -. -----SICUllTY Hi&h School 1raduate. Kelvlnator refria. ns AVAILABLE. • H.B. Sat.ISun. abould bave 1ood typ&na -....™T OMC• Cocta Mesa area. Will be Glb1on etec. dryer, as J 11 ZS. lriltot Lo•• ••a H I ildllt (55wpm) aOd be $ Our Security Dept. 111 movln1 to Irvine IOC>ft. Wards dllhwaaher $75 Brlltol Furn. VW parta. 1'1'9 E. 18th St. "'-nd aom-... you lov• a able •A communlca•-ef· 14.400 .. ln out in J Good benefit.. Farmers G ' · 91...r.. ,. .. 7J Colta Meaa. "" ..,....,. "' -"" iee .. I go ll>C'OPe· lnauranc• Group , uar.~ _.. c..o•1~-bo:Juetol30multl~I· flclentlrni,:Some on the Career oppty'1. w/top Ori'"'nted 8arl l lm• ... ..... -· .--------.i "' ' "' c.~o-~100. ale a. 8020 or baUoom-verv lo¥· job lra 1-... _ ...... a co. Work for Dir. of S•"urll6e ffic•r to '" • ye • ., ... u"" .. "' "... " E o E Sof b d • • Family Gar. Sal• In& for Mother" a Day 6 ••SICllTAIJIS•• of New Accow:ita wlU be Pro4uclica or lf .)'OU've patrol t rrvlne Co. · · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• a· e · 7 ~ • custom " " SecPrel!Ndlhbt,200 prt>vlded. mfc. bk&rd , be rieht apt.a .. aboppina centers Road master 40•1 CruiMr built, bllt/aray pattern, Stained CJ.au 61upplin, your o wn peuoo a I WonlProc:euSll,IOO arm of Corp. Dir. of 6commerelaJ6uildlnga. ~ST w /aprl ng fork $200 adc:ond,S7S.~79 scuba gear, VW parta, meause. Perfect for Ac:ctPay/Conat.tl4,400 We offer an excellent OperatJom. Shrtbd. Mu.al be able to work 3 Established Newport 544.2799 m11c conat. materials, every occulon. We de· Pyrl/FunNart.)'tt.5.SOO 1alary and outatandina Irvine Penoonel Al)'. 1 h if ti per week , Beach fimu need.I ac· Trundle bed, h1&rdwood brass lamps, haehold liver. 873-4419 Ellpd. Colllullaot Oun beneflta combined wllh ..a E. 17th, (!(lit.a Meaa weekend avaJlabillty re-curate typist, P /T. Call ~ Schwinn Scramblers, 1ide1, custom c:ll'r & Items, furn, 3 J0-1pd Refria, chair, sofa " Ua Relnden ~Y. Jnc. a friendly worldog al-Suite 224 6'2·1470 quired. Super job for col· MS--417s. boys. 16" "20" • ~~. bolsters. Uke new $300 bikes. Sat.-Sun H . 729 ala mp collection. Ca.JI 4020Bird:IF.tt 'MEOE moephere. For more in·~ lege student! Excellftit TYPtST 549-8553;5..'57·1566 orbatofr.~2743 W 16th St., C.M. In· ~-9858. NewportJm..ll.90/Free formation plea1e con· benefits. Submit ap-•..j 8 w dualrlal Unit (rear). ---------tact. • SICUTARY plicalionto. TIAMSCIWnOHIST -ldlitlJ t W.rials 025 ANTED. Dining Sel· GE wash~&dryer. tmo. Mr. p., '+Ir Venalile position for Suzanne Helle Thinking ol mu.min& to ....................... Rattan or Form a I Giant Junk Collector pld. 1 yr. war. Like new SICUTAIY ADMIMSTl.ATIVI !xpandloa re1earcb firm need1 ver1atlle, career-minded io· dlvldual to provide 1ecretariaJ support for A d mi n istrative Secretary. Excel. typ- ln1. ab. le ability to or- 1anlze. mainlaln rues a mu1t. Call tor appt. Newport Pharma - ceuticala, 897 W. 18th St .. N.f\, 6'2·7511, ellt. 47 person lf(itb accounting work, or lookina for a lS aal. antique white CherryWood873-1388 Fabrics, furn .. car GE refrig 21 cu ft dble 714-130-9100 & sales order proceaain& "'-I THE~ CDMRIWV chanae? lf you have typ-seml·alou latex enamel, Natural Knotty Pine Ta· parts. truck parts, dr. 3 yr old. Avocado. @ exper. Type 50+ wpm. W lna/tranacriptloo skills S7S. 64.S-6490 kayak, carpet.I, lot.I of 493-4898 Sim • m : Call: K .H.~ 1061CamelbackSt., we're lookin& for you ble Slil_,.round w/2 22" lumber, firewood, giant --------- Newport Beach, 92660 NOW ! Our office i.s con· REDWOOD 2X6'S leaves & 8 c:hrs $32S rope, planla, appliances. Plants. Olive tree• la Secretary TOPDIC. SICllTAJIY Mjr. electronics co. is seeking a career person who likes a busy desk, hu skills of typlna 80wpm & sbrthd . 90wpm . We are ln need of an oraanbed, self· starter who ertjoy1 detail & dlvenific:ation. Non· smoker. Location close to all your personal needs-Mission V\ejo area. Excell. benefit s packa1e. Salary comm. with exper. Only those seeking permane nt employment need apply. Send re1ume or letter of application to: Mrs. Kyle , 23891 Via Fabricante, Suite 603, Mla1lon Viejo, 92.691 SICUT AJllES Rapidly expanding Newport Beac'b/lrvine investment firm has im· med. openis\p for lhe foUowing. poeltions: WELLS FAR G O BA N K US41 Rockfield Blvd , El Toro.Ca. Equal Opp Empl m/f/h SECRETARIES HunUneton Beach Union Hl1h School Dblrict has these openings for well oraanlzed individuals with typing and shorthand sltills: EXECUTIVE SECRETARY $1 ISf-$143'/ • IWy HIGH SCHOOL SECIETARY SI 082. $1 341 I ma Hit SECRITARY $'72-$1205/ •D 'Mt Apply at .Room 131 or send resume to· Exec/Personal Sec'y. Executive Secretary A~ministrative Asst. "• u N • D Junior Accountant 102.Sl Yorktown Ave SECRETARIES EqualOpptyEmplyr venlenlly located from Xlnt decking. 8-20' k>na. 631·5009 urea, toys, bicyles & tubs, or chids fern1, t h e Long B e a c h lOK' on hand. 55• flt Q I o . parts. 20121 Birch St., Many more. 549--4131 Mariner. F1exible 37~ 64&-981S anytime ua ity: JENNY LIN S l A H I h N S _.. Cldflc SEC'Y-EXEC. hourweek,xlntbenefit baby furn.., Bile . ana na es.ts. r.l ce skating outfit. •c-.. , p ... pakc kage including C-..ras& Recliner Chr, Lamps, Bac:kBay&OC1&1rport. Orange, size 8·8. Iona hos two 1 ... d lat• Caree~unitywith Med/Dent coverage. E ... ,_.t 1030 King bdsd & pillows, Hort•t 8060 sleeves. looks new $2S. o P • • I• 9 • f o r tvlearly'ogr d_Y.°c:awtht--',potepronf·. Call Vicki Pollara at ••••••••••••••••••••••• glass coffee tbl, area ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·47lS 631-0612. Sec r etarl •• I • secr~tar;u'whocuis not (213)493-1.237 Super 8 movie camera rugs.~more!Xlntcond. Bay Geldin&. xlnt ---------N -"" leocll ...t afraid of hard work & AETHALIR Canon IO:l, Zoom F1.9 953·7327 bloodlines,6yrsold, 1S.3 Karastan wool 12 BY 11 s::.~ i.. officH. will perform responsibly & CASUALTY ~~s7~~~w motion. Offer Cut velvet 8 n. daven· hands. $1600. 645--8979 =~~~nru'~i~~~~tui;,t$ 9-Ufa.d c•dldlltu & efficiently. Contact 661S E. PacificCstHwy 1 1040 port .. Sun.shine colors, Hottnt.oldGoodl 1065 8ll-1B8B. · • slto•ld potHH ••• Mr. Green, 644-9800. Lo" 9 I• a c It CA Dog beautiful. Cost l950 ask· ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- ,._..of flllf .. ~ SELLA VON FULL TIME 90803 ~·~~;~;;~;:· .. ~~· in g S 1 S0 167 3 2 Oriental design carpets, W_ANTEO Air c:ondl· •Xp•rl-.c. -4 OC• Earn SS-$10 pr hr. Equal Oppty Employer Champ sire MlF. Pet & Golden west, HB . ./ Karastan Kinnan, 6x9 & Uoner for a sash WlD• cw... '"-'--lillh. Call~ s h 0 w p 11 t · P t y 5fl claw n bathtub S2SO. 9xl2, ljke new. "'1 price. do~. L~ad leveler or .,,,_., --~=-=:::==---l•T-•.-------1 213/697·134Saft6pm. Exquisite 9 lighl ~an-968·S032 tr~aler hitc:~. IBM Ele~· Li4Jltt aharitl•d .ct SERVICE STATIC>ti4 YPllls delier $350. 30 .. cast iron J a.... 1070 tnc: corrective Selec:tnc: ~ tall•h au tkJ11 A TTIHDANT I 0 Nl:E:DED AAA Home Dog Training F kli ri 1 • ....,., ewe .. r . typewrtier. 751-8967 r Long & short term. Top Does your dog have good ran n rep ace ...-.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------.. ,.. .. eel. Prior••• Exp'd wilh ref's flt. N f (714)700.8727 SILVRAlkiMI "'RS Draftina table, 31 x 42. -1 .. = $256 /wk to start + com pay. 0 ee. manners? We specialize ...,., ~ " petv••c• • · in happy owners & well f'i'v .. pi·-~ 19 in good to xlnt cond, adjustable $4.5 ; drafUna offic. wtl L.... mission. N.B. 644-7151 .. ........ da ma~ha· ... ec:c . lam $LS -mannereddogs.638-9'26.S queenbedsetS7S. vanous t.es, S0-100 yrs ... n .. ....,, P • W~offw •ex~ SERVlCE (in shop). ~-7s1.17620,545-3479 old, $18·S26 ea. Call 4 rattan bar stools S2S lte•flt pec11-. .ct eel. oppty & benefits for Lhasa Apso, male, AKC A n s w e r Ad I 4 6 6 , ea, brocade travel bag ialarlH whlclt are mech -inclined indiv. w/papers Frle ndly. RCA Combo. 2S" B&W 642·4300,24boura. $15 : antique cheat of Co •••••..... t• w ltL with basic electrical $150,67S·714l,9toS. TV Record player drawera,$1SO.t93-4898 · _ " Unique 14KG Golden ---------~ w knowledge.54().6300 Npt Deb. SS6-8S20 Purebred black labs. am/fm SlOO. 7sH7S2 or D i a mo n d R 1 n g Stuffed Sailfish, n1ee ~•.,Loo k.I•; SEWINGMACHINE EqualOppEmplyrM/F Have shots. 10 weeks. S4S·3'79 <WGT .. 34,VVS1)14KG SlOO. 2 8'it3' 10 panel Ferw.,.,.. to •et'-. OPERATOR Females. 631-5349. Premium Used Carpet 65 Bracelet & Ruby ring. doors, solid $50eac:h ...., s 11 ft 631 •a•., yards, green shag, S2SO. 548·7356 675-317S wfttt y-. IO ....... 81 o exp. ....,.... WA ITRESS/WAITER St Bemards, l M. 1 Fem., 14 yards rust plush $50, cal for • Wena.w Single needle operators, W /car for wicker basket 11 mos. S200 ea. AKC rectangular chandelier appol•t .. at. C7141 experienced. Lots of lunch service reg.714 /827·7872 S35, antique coke 7Sf-4224 work, full time. Jn shop 9. 30-l.30PM, Mon-Fri. WEST HIGJil.ANO White machine Sl.2S. S40-~ Investment quality facet· Jewe lry tools, buffer. edSAPPHJRESoverlct tumbler, scale, wet ea. Your choice, only grinder, torch. 549·1417 SlSO per st.one' 64().8688. • ~® SECUArTY PACIFIC BANK An Equal Opportunity Employer Fo r interview ca II Earn Sl25·Sl50 wkly. Terrier, adorable AKC 498-6520 -Must be neat, persona female 15/mo. 963-8287. Elegant 9pc fonnal din· ing rm set "Mediterra· nean" solid oak Uke new S995 w /match1na Com· mode end tbl S85. S40-3003 ----''--------•Camera & Dark Rm SKIP THE RESUME Careers in sales, sales management, Salary +. Call Tom F\nn 953-8531 STATIONARY Store in CdM needs salesperson F /time, 5 days. Xlnt working. con· ch. Especially fine clien· tele. Phone 644-7482 for appt. ble & energetic 979-0747 aft IOAM for appt. Golden Retriever Pup· -----"""'----• pies, 7 wks, AKC, $175. WAR&fOUSE/ SS6·7S72 eves DELIVEltY NltSOM Party rental store FT & /or PT. Apply 2025 Newport Blvd, C.M. Yo rkie 2>.; lb . Stud Service Yorkie mix pup for sale. 842·0771 l 'SOFASl5 548-0063 R 0 LEX WANTED : equip, skates, sewing Stainless & Gold dale/-ma chi ne & m 1 s · just, w/jubilee band cellaneo us . Janice 87 3· l 388 7 6(). 2637 SAVE $2,500. Typewriter, IBM Exec, on this beaut 14K elec:, proportional spac- L-Ongines quartz men's mg, $300. 673-6472 dress watch & band. WiU --1-1 .... -A-1r.-..,,-1tl-ED---• sell for Sl.SOO. PP. Te.mpered glass. 2 large Warehouse person F /T Shih Tzu female. 9 wks, "-~-964·9073 pieces of tempered clear dys, Xlnl ben. Call Bob AKC • S2SO. Matt /1prg $30. 646-SSlO glass. 100 x 46 inches. 111 770·1675; LagHills. <7l4l 847-6463 Ii~ S-. 1055 MachlMry 1078 inches x 46 inches. Sl.2S Work early summer Free to YOll 8045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••1_497_·2286 ______ _ A/P, AIR Bookkeeper Hunttnaon Beach. Teletype Operator CA 92646 STOCDllO«H Co. often ucel. fringe eves & wkends P/T. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neighborhood Garage Cement r:nixerone sac~ 7 Couch, fireside chrs. Welcome new residents. FREE PUPPIES 8wks Sale. May 2nd & 3rd, h.p. Wisconsin engine chest of drawers nlle Hos pitality Hostess p!d. Good mothers day 8:30am: Brass klngsize $12SFlrm.968-99l9 stands bar 5tls golf ~nefits 6 advancement equal oppty SICllT ARY TaAIMH o.p8ortunlties. Please emn&oyer m/f/b Excell. oppty. for sharp College grads. Oppty. in 'gift 646 1252 bed, hide-a-bed sofas, • • needs a few good people. · · lamps. garden hose. 1145-ceHwom I OIO clbs, vaccum, china, 69 •a Pe--.... ! 7c .. 0070 ' Newport Beach area for .. . .......... ' ...,. ·~~!!!!~~~~~~! gal to work in fut-pa--"' Car & t y pewrite r FREEKITTEHS furn., & misc items.••••••••••••••••••••••• yds c:hoco.late .cptin1. needed. 547·3095. M i x b r e e d 968-6736. 8611 L-Orraine Oriental Rugs, mu.st sell. Man Y mt s c items E O E I -"""' h a r d w o r k i n g e n · -!~~~~·~·~·~~!!'!I Newport Beach comm'I. thu.siasticindiv. Send re-5 3 o 3 l 8 2 Or. H.B. <Magnolia & 30 hand woven rugs, free 1_644_·S6_19 _____ _ -Want Ad Kelp? 6'2·5878 real estate ofc. Excell. iume to: P.O. Box 430, X-li Y TECHNICIAN typing & dlctaphone Marlt-0n, New Jersey, Permanent position for skills required . 08053 registered X ·Ray Challenglng poeition for ----------• Technician. Office with 3 right gal. Call: Lalla, STOCK Clerk part time Orthopedic: Surgeons. 833-2900 for marine hardware 64-4·8440 days: S48·1777 Fireplace wood, dry, good kindling. You haul 5411.3002 Yorktowm. silver dollar for each Wt.HtcMir $55 493-4898 Work after school and on Saturday getting new customers for the area's leading newspaper. Big$ Plus prizes. trips and bonuses. Call 1111 ci..c. '42·4lZl,•xt21 11 Equal Opportunity Employer American Edwards Laboratories, a major division of American Hospital Supply Cofporatlon. has Immediate Executive . l1cr1t1rl11 Top positions wonclng 10< Vice Presidents. Req1,1lres excellent typing • minimum 70 wpm, and 3·5 years recent experience as an Executive ~ ... .., . : llcnllrl11 ThtM growth positions require a minimum 2·3 years previous secre· llrlal explfitnce, Qood Skills and the tn •ctllnoe for your 1a1en1s, we offer an ncelltnt salary and truly ootatln· diog benefltt. For lmmld1att consld· ttlflon PltMt come by and fill out an • I store. Call: Balboa eves. 3 darling dwarf rabbits. male & female incl feed, 494-S294 l•--------I Marine, 549-9671, E.0.E . ..-c ...... M /F/H ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Want a friendly dog or ~ 8005 puppy for a pet? Free to SecrelafY. . M..uy-.? Chase 'em away! Prea. of co. needl exec. asst. Excel. office skills . Sophisticated c:lientele. STUDENTS 18 yrs or older. Work in m ovie theatre 8 -12 hrs/wk.~aft.6. ••••••••••••••••••••••• good home. 891-3118 WAHTEDTOIUY [ buy old auns. diamonds, Ivory, jade & collectibles. Call (714 ) 972-4m le uk for Dane. Found small female beagel vie of lllb & PCH, HB. 960-9165 N-itltwe 8050 $1,300-$1,SOO plus DOE. Successful Perl-On. Ex· Call: Marjorie Sullivan, pandlng business re· 540·S001 , Snellln& & quires success oriented Snelllng of Newport peraon wanting to 1---------·1••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach, 4340Campus Dr., dlvenify income, mu.st WESTMINSTER * * I BUY * * EOE want self employment. ABBEY .}ood used Furniture & C a I I f o r a p p t . ANTIQUE MALL i\ppllanc:es--OR I will sell l•--------i 714/964-1862. Dally 10-6, Fri 1().9 '>rSELL for You Secretary Hl n..n!! TEACHER's Aide want-Closed Tuesday MA STYS AUCTIC>ti4 11751 Westminster Ave 646•8616, 13).9625 Garden Grove SS4·8103 1003 Free. Great spot ed. Exp. 5 mornings, for you! Admin. asst. 9-12, afternoons 4-6. l~~~~~~!!!~~~IChrome/Glass 42" Coffee responalbtUUes. Lots of _s_u_s_an_,_64(). __ 8820 _____ Antique square grand Tbl $300 paid S600 Viking &lamourl To $14,SOO. T--'--"-Ccre piano, Circa 1.880. SlSOO. FumllurePP846-8964 plus benefits plus ......... --... .. , scholarship for kids ! Before le after school Antique Hall, 270 E. 17th Ca 11 : Kay Ba 2 an , hours. FulllJme during Costa Mesa. 548-3111 540·5001, Snelling & school Vacations & Snelling of Newport holidays. Children Beach Agency , 4340 Center Pennit require- Campus Or., EOE ments. 548-8849, caU bet. Colonial type butch $300. 631-3796. l&6pm_ TEACHER. Full time Teacher. Liberal benefits, raises. Aides needed. Call Marilyn IM7·S2M. Hwtt. Bch area. TELEPHONE •• No aolicitatlon, national For sa l e Antique Partners Deak. Very good cond. 714n S2-7SLS. Eves. Antq. Eng. Wask stand · desk. Marble top, inlaid Ule. $350. 640-2746 ~ined Class window 4r chaise lounge, much more.~1446 Antique hand carved Cbin•se Chest $495. 536-9'38 evenings. 8' Sofa, Lk new, earth lone1. Beatolfer 646-6598 aft 7pm Collectable, lpc student desk. Oak Asking ~ 847-~vel. 2 W AU CLOCKS For Sale In good cond. $90 • $120. 548-0083 Couch & Coffee Table. '-Ppl•ces 10 I 0 _548_-_es_1_1 ______ • purchase.646-6822 2 Family Garager. . Clothing, kitchen items Sliding closet doors & misc. Cheap! May 2nd ( p a I e r m 0 > , Radio control planes. · 4 & 3rd. 9-4pm. 17th ar ( 8 ) 9 3 · · H x 4 2 • · w . channel Can.nc;>n radio, 2 Whittier, past Monrovia. (2)f3'.'Hx36"W. good planes. 2 en~mes. el~ct 1702WhitUerAve,C.M. c:on dillon , $10 ea: starter & mlSC. equip. 644-6579 1200 or besl o ffer. s.4S·2478 DblG...,.S. Clothes, funulure & auto equip., etc. 884 & 890 W. 19th St .. C.M. LARGE GA.RAGE SALE 10788 El Paso St., F.V. Motorcycle part.I, knick· knacks, clothes. Sat. & Sun. 9·5. Re .... r Mltcdm110M1 W..tecl 1081 M l ..._.,s Day • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • • • • • • •• UlllR . Want 2Sx915 lot or old hse Mot IOHt on Balboa Pen. PP, Send a mess~ge to Mom 4N-3643, 675-1738. via the Daaly Pilot's --------- Mother's Day Paae. Drafting machine with Your message will ap-scales. Drafting table Coffee & end tbls, s selec-pear in a pretty nower lichl. 493-6387 after 5pm. tion coke vending box. For information I I and to place your Mitt ca machine. Baby clothes. I t .. IOIJ 20" · 1. b"· T me11age call 642-5678 ftl ,_ i g1r s .... e. ape re-TODAY! ••••••••••••••••••••••• corder. Misc. No re· CONN Oirect.ortrombone asonable offer' refused! .t.nUquea: Victorian love with case. Excellent Sund~y only 9 lo 5. 326S seat, old books, bibles, a condition. $100. 675-8052 WashmgtooSt, C.M. letter slpied by Albert after6PM GARAGESALE. M •. Einstein, pair of Mary ---------. · ens .. Pl kf d ' t dd . Must Sell ! Fender ladies clot.hes. misc 390 J c 1 ° ~ V: e R Y s · Telecaster Thinline dl1- W. Bay C.M. 548·5836/9·4 s~:eer;fate n::~ar~~:~ tonion pedal, cry bab~: MOVIMe SAL.I for 6, $75. 14K rings & Jordan Rev. amp 12 Freezer, ref rig, stove, other jewelry. Sony spkr +access. Complete bdrm & LR furn., kit ch. portable ste.reo cassette S500. 645-2564 aft 5PM · utensils. pots, pans, ap-recorder w/Am·Fm 7 pc drum set, Paiale's, pliance1, serv. dishes, radio & GaJTa.rd tumta· Xtras, in perfect cond. baskets. toys, sprtg ble $150. Sears gas $1200. s.4&-1417 equip., add. mach., generator, 4SOOW never --------- typewriter, books, used $800. Three genera-Office Fw••• It clothes, tools, lumber. lion ule antiques to ........... 1015 lamps, antiques, pie· mod. See Olmes·a·llne ••••••••••••••••••••••• lures le frames, etc. All ad Saturday, May 2. 207 S m I t b · C o r o n 'a &ood cond. Sat. & Sun. 9 Me1a Drive, CM, Sat· typewriter, Model 300 to 4. 56 Beacon Bay, N.8 . Sun. Please not before Good condition. $1SO. Call for directions. gam Call Daleboul Bay & 640-1199. · Beach. Ask for Janet BACK VARDSALE a6 in riding mower elec Smith,831-7300 . start 8 hp nan 2 hrs. $650. openings within Adl'lllntttrltlon, FlnaflCI and bbt ... SNrcll tor Eltcllltvl and Stnltr Stefltlrit1. order taltina Company In I rvifte area, needs to fill day & night shift openinas. Good aalary, bonus le beneflls. Call n ow for Interview, (714 )545-3212. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M'u1t Sell ! Stereo 1 IUY ~U Console, ne1t tllblee-a pc Les 957-8133 wood coffee table·aotq Small Freezer $100. Washer & dryer, $125 ea. All A· I cood. 646-SMB oak lamp tables-area na11-1wag lamp-mirror 640-7179 SAT. •SUN. M 8 fl. camper •bell $12S. 8 Office furn. Mu1t II· 2D-22ndStreet, C.M. ft P.U. uUlity trlr MOO. quldale lmmed. Prac· Mov-. 5 .... • 6'S·UM2. tlcally new, Ideal for --computer co. 4 oak 2 Secretary. No Shorthand Important lhat you have good communication skills, be able to compose letters and be fully familiar w1th the work· logs of an executive office abmty to schedule time efllclently 10 handle wor1<1oad w1tn minimal supervision appllcatton or call 71• Y7•o ind Ulk'witb: AnOI Kopchlnskl, Ptl10nflel ~nt Olvtllon GI Alnttleall H09l)ttll ~ly C«Dortllon "22t "9d HIU"'°ut IMle CA USA 927U Tlll....aMI soucrroas Hiring now for 1ummer. Work 3-tpm, Mon-Fri. No exp. nee. No aellln1. Call 966-0lSl al\. lpm. · Ruc1. lamp1, books, ROllllTWOOD layer 1heMn• for com· fumitutt, pictures, etc. Oil Palntln& Title pulera, 2 white formica SAT /SUN 9·5, 2939 ''L n--h" s 25·• secretarial de1k1, 1 t• Ions LeGourmet aolld $ plece Spanish Dinette Catalpa, Eutblulfs, NB. X :cf.~0:.;-~.,. ~~ply oranie chair, 2 brown maple cookinl 1tand, Ht, like new $125. Call TWO GARAGE SALE. Kramer 221E.8th St. Sl. leather exec. cb.ain, 2 w /1plce • pan rack, after epm.m-147s Co .J•baU t · Paul Mlnn55101 b rown tweed exec. mm . .,.... , reezer, _M50 __ ._67_3-_3122 __ e_v_e1_. __ 8' blue lcila, S25. Curio 1111aa1e, typwrlter, GAME SHOW PRIZE chain, 1 oak work cabinet, $75. 10' ate~ vacu lbm, klt/hsbld 8 1 Ly ER 0 1 FT. e«nter w/white formlca Mayta1 wuheT Ir elec b .. -'"'ut dryer, 10Jd, like new, conaole w. am /fm, '50. Items. Sat/Sun 10·4. CERTIFICATE worth ca , acrou top,• w .... SIOObotb.7»1178 549-08 2040/204.4 Viata Cajon, $1000. Will 1ell al $7IO. dab w/MC'l"etarlal te .TOOIJIVStmS NB (the Bhd'fa> 548-92Uor8'73--0:MO turn.a w t w/altacheO Califomla baed drtlllnc Retriaerator. fl'Olt free, A!J>Sprto1 twin bed w. credenaa, l ~iMerinl contractor IHkl arow· JXCellent. like new mo. bed1prd • dwat Nine. Super Garace Sale: 1 cof· nred of lnflailon. tHH table, 4xt'. -.cm1. lnt foreman for Hunt· 5'1-15U S4l-4t85 Ll.hnew.'180.MS-NU fee tbl, man'1 vl.nyl iteallnt your ~mlc • .. --... -------8-09-7 lnl\Oo Beacll rip. Xlnt ' cbalr, Iota of kltchen f d T Th I ,. aalar 6 beoa&a Send a. b .. d Bwtk ti..it ... Sood cond, l .. H ...... 1 N laad D ree om ere a an ••••••• •••••••••••••••• >' · "u er • 181 r yer, SUl~rDbl bed, $85. !.':""tis' .. -:"' eo r. •lternatlve. For Into, Golden Retriever p._,. ee::::n.~CABOJ_~ =~:.::::~s.ac DlMU.Mt.a551-121M ._ -· aencl name, addNA It AKC Re1. F/S250 It call (800)117"'111 Sat/Sun.•Joann, pbone no. to: Tbe 11 /UOO. See pareat.a TappM dbtnalm,,nH · Me-. ... H l W C.UlleP l ulltute, 21517 !I Dl·Cl517, Travtl toucb cOatrol. Xtra lfe. 5 pc ID.&irior li,.tm1· ... 111, Tobolo, J6alon Vlejo, 1---------UCWSIYI , Only Uled a mos • .-o. wall buq, t!w11 bed• CA n.1. lhlucacuo Cockatoo l~ M>-17oM an cordiuo1 tailored Pat.lo tum., Ndwood as yn. male. f'lr t.o eeillD' Nwpt kb tnvel qency ~ven. Man'1 ded anct wtcler. MJac. ltcma. '90 alOWOCI» JX6'1 ca1e. 9100. -.im Min im um hra Hp. Rtflil froet r..... clan ofc cbr Nn Schwlu Sa t laabelC M Xbat '8ddaC "IO' JoQa w/Lravel ..-Cl· S.btr ' • e ' eurcyde,buleberbloc• 8 a · · JOK' oa .W... w ;t( ,.._•Ott HH •••• ONLY. Conttcl worlta aood. ·ti s. dlnlo1 table ('2"), ' rooa., houeebold ltema --.,um. ............ -....... . 0.1s.ue.nn .._1Jor5•t• _c •a• ti a•• t b S.tM&odS..lMlTm Cone Caprice .Wu or· l'r'tbtt', uptt-. elaft, Choaatcraft ellar~. A,.ILA.k.a: POOL TAIL£. uq-..... l.,~LkMW.beeehbacl. 1'hv91 A~ OU DI• Cb. ubre .... _.. traftl ..-er poeltlon tor M p•. .... l. Call aa1oa1er n..ua W'Ofbiood•· '-Bead'\, •nt q 1old1 old faabl-.d model ...__..,.. MNllJ....._ .._...-=~·' D"91en, W•hr, 4'1er. w/a~e,..... lep . • aola , M _..ta· Al rwk•, KM ...._., llate. ~ ~. •ot•••· lal•; Pl .. 01 8SU. '419 ttama riJ) a IM ...,.._ sutr 4alitr. 111 It. 1 ... R.4. l'f8. $1100 •aJ-. 1urtnn K.laball ..... a...o&a, Dau, PUot Cl.uellled tab. It.NO. Ilic~ ....... Rarltor Hl1t. ..... D•ll••r PrH. • .... I 1" ..... -· Ad. ....... .. .... ,. nl-llrt(TW) I • ----------·~·~---~~· ....... ·=~· .... ·~·----:--· .... -4 ..... ¥"• ..... 4"":"'~·"· .... ·~-...... ~ ........ 41111 ...... , ..... '!'ll, ....... ~s ... 111•2•&" .... 's•a .. a12 .. q ••• Ora0g9 Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 3, 1981 ~•/ TNCka H60 W..ted 95'0 , ... a rt.cl Alltoa, I•• a rW c-.tlCI t llO ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •••• • •••••••••••• • ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ,._.&0.....-lffOIMh.Power tMllMh.W t060 =/ ....................... '80 Rabbit P.U. lrurk. WeP., IMW l t712 IC--GllM t7l .. -· , .. .., p e c . w n o w • ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• • ••••••••••••••••• ••• •• • • ••• ••••••••••• •• ••••••• ••••••••• ••• •••• Sc 9 I SO , • .._., s I d OVER •• •••••• •• WURL ITZER. •Pinette ,. ••• ....._SP ........ Udo 14 w/trlr aood cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• •57 T-llRD Blaupunct atereo. 13,000 •L-•--A. '56 Ghia 1650 eneln~ model '410, two '4·note ...._ or-• . · mi I a 552 3473 - -Pora h II keyboard• u pedal -MW. -"• o•w all aear. ukina SlOOO 68 BSA Victor Spec.'lal. IM TOWM! · w rr. • F y Good c e » oy1 a. • ......... a· .. -: __ AAl>trol, $ 4 O, O O O. Ow• r . call 5Sl·Z8:10or Ive mess. 2100 oria m1 xlnt cond IEST ~I vw opr ~-Aud tlrH. rnterlor 960 2.s<&~ -· uwr ....... ...... vrTS"· '80 Dal1un Kln1 Cab • Ol"SCucOr I arter8. I Hrpbonejac.k,aolldma· 67S..6'70,'7M 515 Coronado2'1 l.nbd.Splnn $9500BOS73-7532 (oa!IUKZ) rolled over in acrldent $' s1;. H OAOw11v plt00•famaakb oh,lrn• ~Ooedhe·· "'aft. Owe"• Brl" S/F, uo VHF.' Nwpt Slip '78 Hood.•. Hawk 400cc, Needs roof, door~ body SAM TA AMA Merceclet .._ 9740 H .. $4.. .. ... • SlS SOO &42-694 lnl I &. lm work I put $2,000 down 83 .. 31 7 1 •••••••••••••••••t>••••• livered. S41-184S radar'. pilot. Jh Ion • • -1 x • •U'U\& he el. payment. Price takes VW·PORSCH£·AUDI "' 7 1 M-a&a • SSS0/080 5318-7952 45 E ,.__ H' !HE Ul11MJHt OllllVINO MACHOll I Y s. • m • I• o • new Force 5 boat trlr, north · over paymet\t.s. 543-7032 4 · ...... st iway Xtra sharp 220 ll~1&n, Keyboard oltr piano, Rhodes 88 key. Xlnt aound . $00 /offer 673-2641 Cru.nders In Nwpt sUp. sail, SIOO/OBOmu.t sell, '81 Yamaha MO Special. at Bayside Drive USED IMW Automatic, power steer·' S37.SOO. 1714)64<>-7248 alt 7PM 1714)840-6244. 2500 miles, llke new, Chevy Luv '80 Longbed, Newport Beach S7S.0900 * s• an&. air All m•in: AM /FM ·1s 2002 upd <0803> (2lS)S9Z·*3 $1800. 452295 caas. 1tereo, .to I r+.d .79320i S /R IS894 ) le n :an c e rel' o r d s 16K ml, camper shell ~ ... ~·.~~.:::....... .79 528; S/R 00761 lll06PK W> BABY GRAND PIANO Beautiful tone & looks, 20'KIPJACIC W /Trlr. & 50 channel Beaut. 18' fiberglass Yamaha 400 Endro. Xlt. radio. 8 hn. only on rbll sailboat, aJJ)Cl 2, all xtru, con. Low Miles. $600. '46 Ford Wood ie, restored, su.soo. i.~O '29 Model A Town ?;eGan, 4 dr, restored Ideal for SMOG. 631~ -GeMrol 970 I '81 320iA (0115! $49'5 '19 Ford pickup, 1 ton, • ••• • • • •••••••••••••••• CloMd 5-do JIM MARI HO teacher sacr. 963-8840 188 H.P . Mere cruiser trlr, OB. lites, compass. S.Sl·S916. :~L $7500 6'4·9617 aft ;;11~~ etc, etc. $2.475 .• 79 Honda XR80. Runs lumber rack & tool box· ---YOLICSWAGEH es. new tires & rams, Rl .... f 76 IMW 2002 18711 Beach Blvd $6000. 754-7995 4 s peed. Very clean lol'al 142--2000 ._ M • .a-.'s Day C»r. (123RltL) ---Kawaj ooosole piano 10 .....__ &ood SJSO/obo Great for s tudenl Sl0.500 675-6161. mo old. Perfect cond Executive &eek.s to lake loots, SI,./ Starters 64().12Sll Gerry Jl700 or best offer over payme(lts on 45' or Dock• 9070 'U Studebaker Land 846·2051 larger power boat. Must ••••••••••••••••••••••• Honda CB4001', 1980, xlnt Cruiser. Xlnt cond Sell '77 DATSUN P U ~I-. $5195 am/fm, radials, ~9K m1, ..... , ""' JIM u•a1...ao SELLING YOUR MERCEDKc;;? - ----Include slip. Xlnt tax ad· co n d . m us l s e 11 , or trade. 493-4761 $5200/080675 3818 Send a message tO Mom """' " via the Daily Pilot's VOLKSWAGEN WE PAY TOPDOUAR$$ Call Jack Bacon JIM Sl.EMOHS IMPORTS 11170 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA SporffwgGoodl 1094 vantages. prin. only. 0 $1\00 /080. 494 ·7033 ---••••••••••••••••••••••• 953·8214. B AT SLIPS~~ RENT Tom '73 Saab 96, GL xlnt cond WANTED Scuba gear an --NPT SCH. 25 ·35. Orig owner. Less than good condition only. '78 Tri·Hull, dnt rond. 642-4644 _ Honda 750 Clean. cstm, 50,000 mi. $2,000/bst ofr. 751·8967 Low hrs. Many xtras. 4 Dock space up t.o JO ' for 4" ext fork!, headers. Ca ll M c Gowan dys MOVING-MUST S ELL '76 Datsun w/shell, besl offer 675-1853 '77 Datsun PU, nds wrk, gd cond. must sell 494-7748 Mother's Day Page 18711 ~achBlvd 'Your message will ap 142-2000 pear an • pretty flower box. For information Dot 9720 and lo place your •• message call 642 5678 ••••••••••••••··~··•••• TODA v I 71 DA TSUH 280% Connelly Comp.R ·water cyl, $5600 firm. 493-5375, power or drop mast sail H . D w h Is & mo re, 646·4431, 642·6197 !~­ ski 68" good rond. $100. 6'9Pm eves. ---boat SlM. 675-2298 751 .7631 '67 Imperial Le Baron Takara lOspd bake like TRADE WJND YACHTS Wanted : l7' s lip ror Suzuki DSlOO, dirt bike, Ulk w/blue llher int new $80 67$-1321 Ive msg 31' JERSEY S.F '73, all J ohnson Hull Classic.' '80, Lk nu Must see Bestoffer700.0ISO '73 Chevy w/Camborac Alfa ROtMO 9705 Dynamite 4 speed coupe Gold beauty, very clean 1839UDDI 631·1'n6 833-9300 (Skip) glass. slip, ownr fin. 646.4130btwnS.9pm Sac. $375 m -9387 -------shell. bit-ins, auto. a /c. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----S28 000 '29 Ford Roadster p/u pb, ps. rebll m otor. $2995/080. 673-7078 rYH, RI~, 5.:___ 36-:Ge·. '66. A/P, 7KW, Pr1v dock. Balboa Cov· ;7 Yamaha 650 13K mi, $3500. '29 Ford sport n .__ 8098 slip, ownr fin. ~.U\A. es. Max. 40 n pwr boat. cstm blk pot, very clean coupe body, nice doors, • • ~ """' I t d $1000/0BO d k lid '72 Ford ~ ton camper • •••••••••••••••••••• 675·9007 evs960-1725 Reslric tio.ns $225. x n con · no ec $600675·3175 BeautHul Color TV, 2 yr 673 1321 Ive mssg special. SUIOO or best of· 673· 1999 --• .. c_ ...... _ _. fer "' .. 8·6731 wrnty. Free delivery loats, RwA/ "'" ' .. ...-"" $148. 646-1786. Chortw 9050 Sade Ties for rent '71 HONDA 3SO CB. elec V1thjcln 9530 -9570 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• S8·Sl0/ft. Hurry! start, header, xlnl cond, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vmts 14" Color T. V SSO 646-4"l9 $425 firm. CaU 962·6315. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64'93405 5 56-07 0 I I OA M · 1 PM DllM luggy Pwh '76 G MC Loaded. Custom Yacht Body, eng., whls, etc ~ainl & intr. PS/PB. AC. ---------CRITERION For rent. 28' & JO' boat wkdays ask for Pat. 759.0244 aft. 6pm C Zenith 25'" color console slip on Channel front. -------ter, raeger whls. lo TV. $100. 645-5795 eves; 7l'ClassicYawl 646·4996 '76 HONDA 750, xlnl S-rts Race ma. Reg gas, sharp. best 833c8830X694days. HarborCoclclail cond. Extras! Low miles rRod~ ' 9540 ofr 754-l.533or49S.6300 ---Crwsing $1250. 645-1446. • 15 .. Color TV remote Catalina, Channel Isle. rrc.spottution • ..................... 1974 C hev Van New control. 6 mos old. $300 Hawaii, Tahiti& Pacific ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 YZ400 Yamaha, 20 °81 :·GAZELLE " '.29 paint job. X'lnt body . C r....a....; hr lik . 'k re plica Mercedes, Pnm Cassette stero $2195 964-1363 Home port Nwpt Sch Cllll~n. ~ s, e new, rncl. 4 ba e rose yellow ~/blk fc;n· 673·0160 Newport ueach (714) 631-5192 Reftt 9120 trailer, tool box, sp~re de rs. vw drive tr a an, _ , u loah&Mmine (213)328-5627 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lire, gas can. $1500/bsl $7500 l'all aft 6PM '72FORDWindowVan, Eqlli,....t 76 YW CAMPY ofr. 1·685-0311 640-0967 1 Ton ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dynamite Westfalla 646-7076 i. ... ro1 90 Io Soots, Sail. 9060 pop.top camper. 4 ss:>ffd '78 Vespa P200E. Lake 4 Whffl DriYn 9550 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• with only 49,000 males. new l'ond Many xtras ••••••••••••••••••••••• Awtos W.ted 9590 son-profit org needs 16' Hobie Cat Good cond. ("4lWXA) 4000 mi S 1599 /obo 1978 SUIARU ••••••••••••••••••••••• your boat, plane. car, Trailer,catbox.$175-0or $5995 645-7305 4X41.,"T . WEPAYTOPDOLLAR ete. Liberal tax deduc· !1st ofr. Sheila, cail -lion advanta ges 559·9133,Ben5529794 JIMMARIHO MotorHOMH,Sallt/ I This 4 wheel drive has fo r lop used cars -2131654.2341 ---VOLKSWAGEN Reet/Storoge f l 601 low miles, is a strong foreign, domestics or ----Newp o rt 27S. 1977 18711 BeachBlvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• runner.&ispncedfora classics. If your car as AVON Redcrest Many Bristol "Sajled by htlle 142-2000 WE CAN SELL quicksale! (36STDX). ext ra clean . see us extras. 40+ Seagull eng . o 1 d L a d y ( r o m --MAKE OFHtl FIRST• gdcond.$1050.544·0079 Pasadena'". Inboard. Cabover Camper, long YOURR.V. Offergoodthru 5/4/81 -- loaded. $21.000. pp, bed mini truck. $825 or 559-1304 TIMMONS ~ Boat YardSpace 492·3744 bstorr. Extras.645-6384 ---YOL11SW""GEa..J k available RENT 22' lux. mtr A ~ g, 646-0368 548-9203 ... Kite w /trlr good FOR SALE. '73 Chevy home 51ps 6. sell-cont 3t48~~M!A~~ ----cond $65-0/080 :i,T Ca mper Special $295 wk + 8• m 1 locrh, M•taftGftC~/ 963-4852 $2000. 494-8120 640.8585 <OPEN SUNDAYS> S1tnlce 41020 ----1714'821-1301 ....................... 8 F o o t S A B O T Motorc'f..c.t:s/ Trallltrs, Tra•.t 917 0 Marine Electrician SAILBOAT $225. Days Scoo 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trvck1 9560 Design/install/repair 851 · 1632, evenings ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~7 Terry 231h'. elec. hfl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qual,work 549-2520eve 760-8727 '71Triumph6SOTR6C.gd Jacks. a/c, like new. Special ---- -------cond. Call f'red after S7200 75H1045 Pure~-•.•. EST ATE SALE 6pm 631 -4645. .__. loots, Martn. Catalina n. 1978, Good 22fl '72 trailer & '73 Chrysler car. complete hookup $5400962·0583 Low MilHCJ4t ! 1980 4 spd. and 5 spd. Eqmi,...... 9030 cond. Wkday~ please Dirt Bike, '74 BSA, SOOcc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• call 759·4175. like new, $600. Call Sun· 12' Al uminum folding -----day 96J.$MB boat, $250. Electric Car. GO CRUISIHG HOW! ' · -Travel Trlr for small car. $250.642.~afl 3pm LaFitte44cutter '78 Honda . XL350. I 4K <Tent> S300 loots, Powet" 9040 All trim• Big sav • like new $950. 54S-5850 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.e .1114J64s.0222 645-1942 AutoS•"M:.,Pwts 1971 SIUPJACK. Motor HOMH, Sole/ Motor HGIMS, S•I & AccnloCNWs 9400 24' ·w /traile r . Xlnt Rltftt/Storoge fl60 R...t/Storage 9 160 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• financing. Call Gary or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• For sale- Don 631-1400. ---D ats1a1 Z DO YOU HAVE ONE Super Buy 20' Saber Craft Fiberglass, V hull. culty l'abin, 110 4cy, Mer cruiser, 120 eng. rblt out· drive , new manifold s lrlr $4500/0BO 546-4104 426 Bucknell Rd CM 31' Chris, VHF, CB. encl head . slap avail, run boat, great shape. $8900 or ofr 644·9695 aft 6 pm '74 Thunderbird. 24 ·,deep V, Cuddy cabin, Vanson Trlr, Bail tank & pump. F u ll can vas, many xtras. $8500. 661·1438 15' Boston Whaler, 70hp Evinrude. Less than 20 hrs. Cover, trailer S5800 873·8910 after 5pm. --- '77 17°'12' Trl·Hull. lJOhp, Volvo 4 cyl. 2.80 ouldrive. Walk lhru bow. Seats 10 people. New upholstry. Single axle American trlr $4400 840-34_1~......L "62 C'hris C raft 18' Runabout w/trlr $2500 · 645.2338 OF THESE? ..... I •We Wlll pay $500 advance •Stability -8 yrs. in the business •Net up to $250 per week Our company presently has 2.6M in advance European '"Flv-dnve contracts and will peak at 4.7M Yeor·RC>Wtd lusinns IMot Just SumtMr) baM locks. w~·re Th• Expetis We encourage you to compare us witn others -Come in and check over our RESERVATION CHARTS We Heed More 1979-8 I M1n1·Motorhomes & Bubble-Top Van Conversions Please Call or Write for Info On Leaseback of Your Own RV 0< motor + othet-parh 768-5837 ---- $SAYE SAVES WITH USED PARTS 1m ported car parts ' IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. Manchester Anaheim 776-9900 8 wheels and tires To fit Datsun 14"' 768-5837 MPG IMCREASE EPA tested, Waag inj. system s. 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Xlnt cond S3SOO 536·4142 8' Fiberglass Dinghy. 2 HP Ev1nrude. $300 548-7466 The price of items advertised by vehicle dealers in the vehicle classified advertising columns does not in elude any applicable laxes, license, transfer ~ fees, finance charges, When you call Classlried ia· baycruiser, red & wht rCIQIJI RV Rcntoli, Inc. fees for air pouuuon ~n· to place an ad. you're as· C&Jlopy t.op! Character lrol device certiflcati'bns s ured of a friendly boat parade winner! 11111 15092 Harvard Ave. or dealer documentary welcome and help in Slip a vail. 673-7873, lrv(J';ti·~t.,;~J,4 preparalloocharges un· wordingyouradforbesl 873·7677 7 ._..., less otherwise specified response Call Now! T by the advertiser. 642·5678 RAILER WAHTED ---- for 23' inboard w/6000 lb loGh, M...._ lloot1, McriM loafs, MariM Boats, Marine ~:.~~r ~~:'°~,~~~~~~ .. ~:r.t~ ...... !~.~! .. ~~ ...... !~.~~ .. ~.~~1~ ...... !~.~~ .. ~~'~ ...... !~.~~ eves. 30' Stephens. last survey U 0.000 replacement, $10,000 market. Sound hull, good eng. Neec;ls paint. $6800. 496-7598 RIDUCID $3,000 SS' Owens w/sllp. Twin eng, V8, Marlin Chra, bait tank, radios · OB & marine directional finder, auto pilot. H·C· water presa~. Covena. tefria, aux pwr, supply llOV . $15 ,000 . (213)$94-6188 . a· Trojan cc. •eo. Gd cond. fuli equip. NB slip $4900. 644-2W PP 8otton Whaler w/8S H.P. Mercury x1nt value ~ The leader for 1981. • • Af f ordably _ lnexpensi .ve--~~ Fashionably Priced , from $699up SOUTH COAST HONDA 3001 South Main Street Santa &la 957-196~ a I lt1 Or°'"l". C_.., 2925 HarbOr Blvd COSTA MESA 979-2500 WANTED!! ca.-~s T°Jakl!! Call JI"' HOCJClft or Mike Lab Cre•ierMoton 835-3171 We'll Buy Or Sell Your Clean Import On Consignment! 1 ! Call Our Used Car Manaqer TODAY'!! 831-2040 4 9 5.49 49 Saddlebaclc BMW Mission Viejo WEIUY CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS COHHELL CHEVROLET :x;,i II .11 h" r II h d I I IS'I \ 'I ~ .~ \ 546-1200 HIGHIUYER Top dollars for Sports Cars, Bugs, Campers, 914's, Audi's Ask forU/C MGR JIMMilJHO YOLICSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. llUNTINGTON BEACH 842-2000 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR GOOD&CLEAH USED CARS! miracle mazda 21SOH..t.or•t•cL Coda Mesct 645-5100 WANTED! Late model Toyot.as and Volvos . Call us TODAY!!! Earle Ike TOYOTo\0YOUO I 9 U H9'iNr 14• & C:utt.liffH "'-'46·tl0> w 140·'4'7 Tep Dlllar Pail For YOA!.r Car I JOHHSOH A SOH LI•• M111 cay 2Q8 Harbor Blvd'. Costa Mesa 540.5630 l're1DJum prleea paid for any used car <foreign or domettlc > ln aood condition. SeeUa F\ntl 2889 llatbor Hlvd ~l.i ,,~ .. s.w ().lJO LEASE DIRECT! 1981 ALFA SPIDERS BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH • 7 52-0900 '73 GTV FM radJo, new tires, Just tuned Dy 497·2406, ev. 497-4331 9707 $6995 JIMMARIHO YOU<SWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 ·73 280C. Xlnt rond Must sell $7500/0 BO 752·24-04 dys. 552-5477 eves . •' ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 28-0Z. amlfm, ale, 4 HAVEN1 YOU WAITED LONG ENOUGH/? MERC.BENZ 77 AUDI spd, xlnt <:ond 46.000 m1. Dynamite Fox 2 door must sell 1mmed $6950. sunroof 4 speed, air. 857 1322dys.552·6298ev very l'lean (779SPZI $3895 JIMMARIHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 142-~090 '72 Audi 100, 4spd. SISOO or best offer. 673-1732. 7 8 AUDI FOX Dynam1le 2 door sunroof wilt} automatic & air Very clean. <SJSXDFI $4795 JIMMARIHO VOU<SWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 "73, 4 dr. a c. auto . am/fm stereo. ps, pb, make offer 675-5715 " ....... 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '59 Bug Eyed Sprite w /hardtop. Xlnt. $2600 673·9211 Kelly IMW 9 7 12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For The Best Buy Or Lease Deal In Orange County Come See Us Today' & SADll.EBACK BMW 28402 Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo Avery Pkwy exit (off 5 Freeway> 831-2040 495-4949 __ C:lose<l Sundays The Most ExclfincJ Part Of Yow IMW PwchaM Or LeaseCCMlldl• McLaren BMW!! lwyOrLeoff ly Ow PhoM Plan! (714) 522-5333 ORAHGE COUHTY'S OLDEST Sa !es-Service· Leasing Roy Caner.Inc. Rolls ltoyce BMW 1S40Jamboree Newport Beach 640.6444 '77 BMW 320i, slvr. snrl, A /C , s t ereo. Dys 646-3109, eves646-6010 ·77 BMW 320!. black, xlnt cond, Recarro pkg, Am /Fm~ cass. air, alloy1, fogs, best offer. Wkda ys after 6pm : 552·0883. •73 Datsun 610 wgn, good cond. very good mpg, $1600 831·9126 "78 Datsun 510 Sdn. dlx an t iext, AT. air, AM FM cass stereo. lo mi, mint cond $4400 759-90JO '78 280Z. 5 spd. AM t FM air New brakes & tune up. $6.700 1213) 592.5300 ·71 240Z. New paint, rbll eng , new tares. ne w shocks Must sell thi:; wk . $3599/h sl o rr 549-2096 '77 280Z. auto, air, snrf. loaded $6500 Best orrer 675-3569 Honda 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VISIT YOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA HEADQUARTERS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES&SERVICE OLDSMOllLE HONDA GMCTllUCKS 2850 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 54~9640 78HOHDA Dynamite CVCC 5 speed Hatchback. Clean with low miles 034WRNl $3995 J IMMARIHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. 942,.2000 Honda Prelude '81 fully equip, silver sport model S7 soo 67 3-3233 '76 Honda CIVIC good cond, $2500 551 6086 '77 Hatchback. 5spd , amUm. :11.000 mi. Best offer 839-5871 '11 Honda CIVIC 5spd. ale. xlnt rond $2800 962·4590 645-5639 '11 Blue Accord, Eng rec overhauled. Nu tires & brks Am /Fm 8 trk. (714 )494 4644 . HIMJe S. .. ction! UnbetM•able Prices! UniqueRnanc• Plans! .. o w Mo.~ Payme11ts! 12·12Mo. Warranty A•all SEE US TODAY Authorized MB Dealer JIM Sl.EMOHS IMPORTS 1970 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 631-1Z76 833-9300 "78 Blue MB Z 450 SL Dark blue leather. soft top, hght blue ext 39,000 miles. am fm cassette. alloy wheels, new Pirelli radial t ires Complete service records avail One Owner. Loaded w1x tras Car is hke brand new $26,975 Call Gary Bisel 714 642 4283 o r 714 754-7788 '79 300SD. t urbod1esel. met. gray, snrf. luxury int. $25.500. 546 6232dys: 759·9l75evel> & wk ncls '69 M BZ 280 SE Coupe Clean. Sll.000 640 6990 or675·1460 A l 'TllOH17.EO ;\l 1-:HC'!'.:DF:S BF:~Z l>EAt.Jo:H IUI Ii IO -t95 1700 ·73 M BZ 280 4dr. im· maculate, m1ot l'Ond. See to apprec SOK mi. Ma roon Camel int $7950 Steve 494 0160 ·79 450SL 26,000 mi. 494-3422 ----loaded, lthr int. wire JCICJUClr 9730 wheels, Cassett, Mint ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Besl Off. 700.9591 '61 Jaguar 3.8 MK llS all orig. very well main-'70 280SE 4dr sedan. im· tained Must Sacrifice mac 45K mi, $6500 846-8570 675-883} httffft 9732 '65 Mercedes190Sdn, xtnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. orig owner. xlnt '74 Healey, black/tan. mileage. 499-3578 . j Xlnl cond. $5900. Call --- Sun. only 700.87'n. cw -..... -u:::;;aq 4 4 • • 4 0 --.... ,..... • - ~~·.~~!~.~ ....... ~~~·.'.":~.~ ....... ~.~~·.1.":~ ......... ,~~~·.·.~~~ ....... ~~~·.~~........... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May, 3, 1981 ~~~ .... !?.~~ ~!.~•••••••••••••!?.~~ !~••••••••••!?!~ ~~~:'_~•••••••!??.! ~~~••••••••••!!~! Auto1, UHd bto1, UMd Aalto1. UMd Ailto•, Uted Bil ·1 • fRlUMPH 1200 4 Late '7V VW Con rtJbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I II MB 300CD, maple ,, MG B, bHutUul, Ubl '1 PNI. hit hive 1 0:0 I ...... Cedllloc 9915 c-aro "17 Ford tt40 Mtlstmg 9'12 ye llow. lat owner. pricedtostll,$4350.PP. convef' &e, xhnt 1 •~ w 11 e onM~ :e. •d llllllMF •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~11a~'J!· anrf, loaded. 77HAeC>,87S.9~ ::k'!~~fn-.:~J: ca· :3--9~~4 n coo Ml~'S ..._ .7 )COW-E '79 c 11m11ro, autu, PIS, 'flO Galaxy. Xlnt runnln& Llk4t nu late '79 Mu.st. 8K • •"""'· (7141988-42$4 or , &ml -J f'/W rad '4750 cond. Needs fender &r ml, A.IC, P/S, AM/FM 895-1990. 78 llGB. 10,000 ml. Xlt TR8 -409VNV u .ooo. '7 3 Super, Bue, new ""-lotla DIVIUI , ~4865 radiator $1000 or bell stereo, apd control. w1r- con. FM /AM rad.lo. Aak· Needs body work en" M I c be II ns, am / rm Send a~ ti M Here Is b&XW'Y et ~n •I offer. 497·398'1 ranty tit '83. ~ Coll '79 3000, black/black. ing SS.000. Call Kathy • ... esse&e 0 0~ ford1ble ori~. Thia top · sunroof, $18.900. Work 148·8568. reblt, bardtop960-0l94. stereo, clean, $2895. via the. Dally Pilots of the line 4 door CIM•rolft 9920 '79 Granada, Ut nu, Xl11t 644·S442 ---- 960-4942; home847·2'738. , Y~w...-9770 960-0377 ~:~rhe~~~!Y Ji1•!e. Cad111ac in beautiful ••••••••••••••••••••••• mtg. 2Dr, Must Sac at '74, Extra sharp, lo mi's • 7S2H MCRPB C:.T,COSUPPELR ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78CONVERTJBLE ar In a p~ty Oow:; fbrown bH full JIOWtr 1976CHIVROLET $3800.937 l747aft 5 Gas aaver 4 cyl 4 spd '71 250. 4 dr, loaded. a tc, A .. M lt7"" vw Whl bl k pe . eaturea. (330.JNR> CHEV.,....,cour• -. t . ti . b k , pw, am/Im, brown·tan. REBLT ENC/CLUTCH -. le w / ac · xlnt, box. For IDformation a '"' '" ~. '71 Ford LTD, full power. nu pain· res. r s, x Int c 0 nd, s4 750 just done. &c8-7lOO FACTotlY CAMPH best offer. SS.8597 and lo place your magnon Automatic trans ... air v.8, tape. very gd lll;F1't S2350. ~7371. 557-7733, SM-OC770 PP 4 speed trans .. AM/FM '70 VW New Batt, Brks. mesaa~e call 642-5678 • cond .. AM t FM r:dto &r Was $1075 now f1150 Old ~ 9955 ......... Opel 9746 stereo tape & extra nlc~ ! Look •. t TOD~ _ maa wheels (060 IX). Sam: 962 2904. ••••~•••••••••••••••••• -9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (877MCBl. s • runs crea · . OHL Y $2595 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Manta. 1 owor, OHLY$4995 $1950 daya642·6553 ~.~ ••••••••••••• !!.~~ pont1ac 549-4300 MIRACLIMAZDA '70 Ford Ranchwagon c•!.!~9SOLDS., ... ~~ lt79MGI AM FM, snrf, $1895 MlllACLIMAl.DA '71VWBug,grealcood. 76Sportaboutwgn,6cyl, 215-0HarborBlvd. Great fami l y car "'-.vu."" ROADSTEA 559.5429, 499-1424 2150 Harbor Blvd. New brakes. Porsche PS, AC . stereo, $1995. 3480 Harbor 81.-at Fair COSTA MESA $700/obo. 494-6931. IROUGHAM 4 Oil. New lop, AM /FM stereo Must seU In 1 wk, '73 COSTA M ESA mags . best or fer . 49K miles. 540-6472 Costa Mesa 645-5700 '75 Mustana Ghia, SR. Automatic trarui., split tape II l di r. 673·9449. · • pwr. seats, AM /FM , exce en con . Opal, Gd cond. ~t Of· 64~5700 ----1·..1cL 9910 C DeVUJe b '77 ... ...-...... Loaded Beauyt. $2830. ster.eo, pwr. steerlnu. tion, one owner car &. fer 4!M·8614 • • '74 pe • ps, P · ,.._ 67S-5255 k nds " low miles. (40679G). '71 YOU<SWAGEN '68 VW Convt. Xlnl cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• alr. elec. wndwa & seat, This fa m 11 Y s ii e . w -e • eves, cruue control & morel MOW $5477 '74 Opel MANTRS •1900· Recond. & eng rebll. '78 ESTATE am/Im, padded top, Chevr olet 4 door is 499·2335 <126WZGl. Offer goodthru5/4/81 good cond $1950/080 Loa~?!~~~'!'!ore S4700. (213)790-6321. WAGOM 42,000 mi, very clean, :absolutely a beautiful LiltcolR 9945 OHLY $5599 TIMMOMS 548-3661 at similar savings' '78 SCIROCCO A spacious stat ion $2850. PP,644-4059. car.Soft_beigecolor:*ith ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIRACLEMAJ.DA VOL11SW&GE..a Pricedforquicksaleal Lo mi, clean 751.7631 wagon from Buick This matching •nterior. '79Lmc towncar,loaded, 2150 Harbor81vd. " "" ..., P'HC)eot 9748 O ... LY $7177 hunter green beauty has '76 Convert, mint cond. <082KED1 xlnt cond , xlnt main COSTA MESA 3940CherryAve. ••••••••••••••••••••••• n fullpowerandoveryat-23,000mi,last yrofcun a tained . $9900 /0BO 6 ... r.5700 LONG BEACH LEASE Offer good thru5/4/8l 76 Coft•'*J . vert product ion by magnon 831803185 kd I -.:i-___ _ (OPEN SUNDAYS) TIMM~s Blue. Great fun X'lnt tract 1 v e pr 1 c e __ -__ · w yson y. "" (132VWAl Cadillac. 754·1142 itlltto 9957 1714J8'l.l-1301 DIRECT•. VOLKSWAGEN cond.Musl sell 494·1555 ·--• '78 TOWN SEDAN 4 dr, •••••••••••••••••••••"• ---3940CherryAve '67 Baja, new paint. new a magnon Dir Demo, '80 Seville . immac. deep blue '76 Blk & Wht Pinto good '77 MGB mint S4095 LONG BEACH int snrr. amtfm s tereo • . Loaded, mo rf, wires, pOOtlaC 549-4300 ~/gold l111dau & cloth cood under 60K ml, 673-8293 1981 PEUGEOT 10PENSUNDAYS1 s1700 700.1179. etc. Low ml 1283ZFK> ml.towner Amustsee' $2200/080642-1966 ---TUUOs 1714)821-1301 Sl5.950.M>296J.752·0687 2480Harbor81.·atFa1r S5850 (016UXC) Alltoa, UHd - -'64 VW Bu.s, nms great. pont1·ac 549.4300 Custi1 Mesa '78 Pinto Wgn, 26mp11, ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH IMPORTS '74 VW SUPERIUG reblt eng, trans. needs SEVIUE SALE -----'78 TOWN COUPE. deep Xlnt cond. $2,950. AM·FM cassette stereo. body work. 963-6134 2480 Harbor 81 at Fair .78 Seville, Lelegante '78 CHEVY maroon/matching ltbr. Eves 675-2262 NABERS CADILL~"C -1980 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE <604ZAJ I Sl2 595 ' . 1980 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD IROUGHAM (325ZBW I S13,995 1979 C~DILLAC SEDAM DE VILLE f453WWZI s9595 1979 CADILLAC ELDORADO COUPE 16034001 s 12,995 1978 CADILLAC SEVILLE 1358VOY I S9895 1977 CADILLAC SEVILLE 1870SPKl sa995 1978 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE f793VAZt s7995 1979 CADILLAC SEVILLE 1711YBD t s 11,995 1979 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIUE <768WKT! sa995 1979 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD HOUGHAM D'ELEGAMCE 1673W(lY 1 S9895 NABERS CADILLA"C /(-0() H.111>01 Klvtt ( ' ......................... II) "If I() 848DoveSlJ'~\ S2200orbestoffer CostaMesu ty~, 2 tone sllver/blk MOMnCAJU.O A dream car w/every ......_.... 9960 NEWPORT BEACH _____ 953-1717 19pd77 Racbbit Deluxe. 4 w SJlver lthr, wires, $ Low miles, loaded xtra. $5400. (3299). • •1"'°" · 752 0900 S A AM /FM •"""5 VAUGHNS ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · -= '68 Riviera. FM radio, 34 , 2 4 O mi $8 ~O 0 <08SUCDl ---IOYWRAlllT Clean.557·1773 $500 firm. 497_2406 dys. t48SQSB). 540.5840 559-S9S8 1977 Ply. Volare Sta 74 PEUGEOT Custom 2 door 4 speed. -----, $3995 Wag. PS. PB, AC RH. Diesel'· 504 s unroof Air, only 7000 miles. '69Bug 24 mpg, Vry de· 497·4331 eve!!. '70CONTJNENTAL $2990. 557·1773 d 1.. '78 Seville Ost, beautiful beauty Papers on fresh Verysharp.C lADL698l pen a.,.le. nds bdy wrk. '66 Skylark, partly bronuw/matchinglthr Loaded,esk.ingS850 .-B d d engme <~L.FF) $5695 Must sell Best off. reatored,Xlntcond.tn& Shows utmost care J1m_~utherland67J.l!M-O ~5ork.~00acu a , nee s $3995 673 1455 ~ JIM MARI MO ------out. 98,000 mi. Nu trans, S7 800. (Person al 1 zed Mercury 9950 _ 962-6136 H.B. _ JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN '65 Bug, great car! br akes & minor eng. T·Rl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• POftti 9965 VOLKSWAaEN 18711 Beach Blvd. $1300. 6460 ve94rh8a ul. S595 /0 BO .7 7 Se vi I I e , c re 8 m ORANGE COUNTY'S •••••~~•••••••••••••••• 18711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 Call Rita646-9528 · 1 Ff.._.EST ---w/velour int, stereo, a " TRAMS-AMS I Large selection! Take your choice from '77 to'81 's 1484TELl Some hard to fmd models al 842-2000 RKHOW RD '64 Bug, all orig eng, '72 Buick Electra xlnt must see' $7200 LINCOLN-MERCURY PonclM ----9750 ·MA A tran s, xlnt Never cond. all tux, options. 1 l874XFP). l/ICUllA~ DEALERSHIP ....................... VOLKSWAGEN wrC<"ked . Sl,350. 631·2568 own, $2100955-2117 ~ 831~ -1)-•• il"'J!1 dcft., Large selection of '77 Seville, F1remist ,..,,....,, )"".U.~ '69 91 1 Xlot Cond. lthr mt Volkswagens with c·om VW Dune Buggy Rail '66 LeJiabre, 4 dr sed, re· w/matching lthr. wires, a.lloys, m~:::! pet1tlve prices. S600 cent rmg & valve job. stereo, gorgeous car '7 1 Porsche 914 . $3200/0BO 675-7109: 631·6300 ext 14 Ive msg ~ JiffCl/Jt ijowattd 545-5850 new paint. mmt cond, $7700. !146RUK>. VOllCSWAGfN INC I •mmac ms1de. full air, t::'!l..a ... 100 '73 VW Ccmnper lus 1 14 mpg, 98K m1. S595. '76 Seville. Firemist, __...._ Factory Camper w/pop 645-4631 choc w /saddle llhr. 13731 HarbOr top. Xlnt & ready to go. ----wires. stereo etc. 56.400 Garden Gr ve Very low miles! Asking Codlllac 9915 mi S6t00. <lOOPQT> "76 Porsche 911S. oak green. $13,950 Oa,>s 768-7051 , eves. 951·7861 $4200 64()..9049 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 80 VW SCIROCCO -------. '6-0 PORSCHE 3568 Automatic, ajr, only 8000 '73 YW ~ b.MJ miles. Original & sharp 4s pd . lo miles , very New clutch, llres & bra. $6000 842 0160 <03086-0) nice! Must sell Asking $8495 $2195 640-9049 '67 912 Por.:.che AM FM cass. x Int l'Ond. $6300 •lr bst ofr 642·4727 JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd 842~2000 '72 91JT Cpe. Yellow m a g s . F M 8 t r k . 79 SCIROCCO sharp.$9750642·2654 Diamond silver metallic beauty. 4 speed. air. '80 PORSCHE !II I s t ereo Super clean Blk Blk, xlnt, assume (136XVYI bank lse 64G-8300. $6495 '119 912 all new. Just drive JIM MARJMO 1t & watch 11 appreciate VOl.KSWAGEN Asking $8550 /080 18711 BeachBlvd 754-0177 842-2000 RoMsRoyce 9756 '60-'65 vw left & right '70 SQBK. New reblt eng . brakes, tires & sun· rr New paint. too' 673·0928 Vol•o 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• # I VOL VO DEALER IN ORANGE COUNTY' SALES, SERVICE AMDLEASIHG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS EARLlllCE VOLVO C ONTEMPLA TIMG CAJ>IUAC7 We specialize in leases for the business ex- ectttwe & profession a I Lorge S.lec:tioft OfM.w 1981 Coclloc1 How lft Stodi! ~'Wli~~ l (JOO ~rt)()( Blvd C O!tlo\Me!..\. 540-<>I 00 '76 Seville, gold, stereo. wires $6500. <283SVP> All above cars carry a 90 day warranty VAUGKNS 540-5840 559-5958 Ca111oro 9917 ····················!•• '78Camaro Air, automatic. power steering, 27.961 miles. (882VEI) $4918 Barwick Imports 831-3311 '69CAMARO 1977 CHEVROLET LINCOLN-MERCURY bargam pnces. MONTE CARLO 16· 18.Auto Center Dr a Automatic trans .. lilt SD Fwy·Lk Forestexlt I magnon wheel, cruise control. IRVJNE pwr. steering & win· 830-7000 dows, split seat, AM I FM . ---t. stereo tape & rallye 79 Ze~hyr Z7, 13,SSO m1. pon 1ac 549-4300 wheels. <156TWT > AM FM stereo. AC, PS. ONLY $3995 PB, Ghia model. cruise 2480Harbor Bl.·al Fair MIRACLE MAZDA control, $4995 85~2879 Costa Mesa 2150 Harbor Bl vd '75 Mere wag pass. '77 f'B, Formula. blk & COSTA MESA loaded . AM FM. PS. gold, loaded. vry clean 645-5700 PB. rack S995_ 640._29~ $4200. 848 34~-- SEE us FIRST! ~~!~c:'!? •••..•.•.• !!.~~ Looki~~~!l~D~1rgam ? Wl'havcagoodselecllon '75 Mustang II, clean, 4 Real value? Come m Of N E w, & USED on-the-fir. 4 cyl gas· and see the buys we Chevrolets sa ver . new paint , have! Wc'reoffermgthe COHHELL CHEVROLET !.>01 llar hor HI\ d !'OST A ~H:.' .\ 546-1200 M ichehn tires. Sl695 lowest prices ever on our .;~r~~i::8::~:·r. im· eant.ire imnvenat.ogryn~ on mac. cond. $2500. Pvt party. 700.1996 ___ _ CLEAN •7 3 MONTE '66 Ford Mustang, fair pont·1ac 549-4300 CARLO Only 7,000 cond. Needs body work. miles on 80 trans. Air $1,0001080. 842·7083 2430 Harbor Bl.-al Fair cond., AM/FM cassette, --Costa Mesa power brakes, steering '67 289 auto, a.ir, nu trans. _ $1500 /obo 768-5837 crpt, am/fm casset Xlnt •74 Fireb1rd. 1 owner very •........•............. #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROLLS·ROYCE door, '73 left door SSO each. WeStem style whl rims for Super Beetle $20 ea. 548-97~ 1966 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 646-9303 540-9467 l owner, clean, auto. mags, 307 eng 2 barrel carburator, digita~ clock . am/fm $1700 firm. 995-8989 '78 Coupe DeVllle Gorgeous wht wi red lthr. landau. real wire whls. 6().40 seat. stereo. etc $69So. Offer 786UQC $40.5840, 558-59S8 '74 Vega Wagon Eng nds SeU thlngs fa.st with Daily Sell things fast w1lh Daily work. $400or bst ofr. P ilot Want Ads. Pilot Want Ads. · 646-5604 __ _ <'Ond. $3200 552·1470 gd cond Nu tires/ tune '74 Mustang 11 , p /s, p/b, _u..;_p_._:>5_1_·3628 ____ _ air cond Xlnt mech. '68 Ventura 2 dr, good cond. $1750 for quick transp car. 842-3252 evs. tMOJ•mborH Newpof't 8udr \'----.... MO-MC4 ClOSlO SUNDAYS Soab 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE DIRECt! 1981 Sill TURI Os BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEW PORT BEACll 752.-0900 ---------·so Saab99CLl. A· l cond FM· cassette S7800 846-6465 foyoto 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• foyota Land Cruiser '75, lom1 $3200 646-8382 '79 Corolla SRS liftbk, AC. AM /FM stereo, radials. good cond $4950/bst ofr 646--8697 78 VW SCIROCCO Dynamite Brazil btown metallic 4 speed. air, ster eo. Very clean 1079681 ) $5695 JIMMARJHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 '78 Scirocco. air, 4 spd. AM FM cass .. clean, S5000 Firm. 951-6250 80 VWDIESEL Dynamite 'L' Model 2 door. 4 speed with rac· lory air. Very sharp' (719ZSMl $6995 JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Bl vd. 142-2000 --- •REDUCED• '79 convert. yellow w. blk top, S9200. 673·8735 74 VWDASHER Deluxe ·4 door wagon. 4 speed with air, low miles Sharp! (644Ll0) $2195 JIM MARINO 75VOLVO Dynamite 242 4 speed. Air condition. Original sharp car. (003023) S3995 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 BeWch Blvd. 142-2000 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer m Orange Count,y ! BUY or LEASE DIRECT 10 I 20 Garden Grove Bl Gardpn Grove 530-9190 75YOLVO Dynamite 245 4 door wagon 4 speed with air, 64,000 miles Sharpest one around. (012201 l $4995 JIMMARIHO VOLKSWAGEN L8711 Beach Blvd 842-2000 '75 Corolla. ong owner. VOL11rW ... GE..a well maintained 65,000 IW' "' ..., '70 144$. Good cond. mi 4 spkrs. Sspd.$2,195. 18111 Beach Bl vd. Needs paint. StSOO. Call 760-1409 PP. 142.-2000 557·6964 ------ Ailtos,Mew 9100 Wo1, Mew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trucks, Vans & 4X4s We're your Ram-Tough Truck f.enter1 '79 DODGE "~ °""' 1200 "'''"' 1165~1 '8597 '79 FORD IROMCO 4X4 '8597 '79 PLY. TRAILDUSTER WAGON fZM6I) '71 DODGE RAMCHARGER 4X4 13111'1 '76 Che~y Suburban, big same. 548-2512 Must sac.~. eng. X Int cond. $5000. (213)790-6321 . Autos Used Auto U d ..... : ................. , ..... ~· .. ~~ ............ . '76MOHU 2+2 . 4 cyl, good mileage, a/c. radio, traruferrable warranty . 557-3527 or 759 006-0. '76 Laguna, blue. whtle vln . int, auto. swiv bucket seats & more. Xlnt cood $1950. 675--7978 '78 Nova, k>w miles, air, power, $3295. Sharp cond. ~7805 '61 Corvair cpe Ong. owner, always garaged. 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IUNDAY,MAYl.1tl1 ·II CHUI HERE ---YOU CAN CHA'OE THIS STICK ---THAT'LL KEEP YOUR M IND OFF . CARS By Ernie Bushmiller I GO -CHASE: THAJ- . --------. - GARFIELD™ by Jim Davis 11 ·fl@WliUU · AROOOOOO~O DENNIS THE MENACE THANKS FOR "THE DATE, GARFl£LD No t?ILLY, .. ON )QJR PEST. n'9 Nor 'THAT H IGH. '-'1.JDGE THERE'6 SUE ANDER60NAND 5UE LOOKS ANOTHER FR\END WHO WlLL WONDERFUL, BE JOINING U6 FOR LUNCH, AeB&Y! MA00l! You'Re Nor SC:A~ED, AREEYOU? PARKER MA601, I 'M ll'S f>EEN MUCH 60 HAPPY TO TOO LON0! SEE YOU AGAIN.' AND HE DIDN'T 6EEM IF ANYTH\NG, HE DEPRE.55ED OR 6EEMED IN ~fTTER ANXIOU6 ABOUT f>Pf~IT6 THAN ANYTHING? U~UAL! 'J •• By Hank Ketcham WHAT AAEYOU DOING UP TH~RE'? . . 1 . . ~ I MEANWHllE IF YOU KNEW . MAGGI'S HUSBAND PE~ON· j ALLY, ALEX,., HAD YOU SEEN HIM WITHIN A WEEK OF HIS DEATH? I " ' IJ J ONC.E 1HERE WERE TC>JO "TRAPEZE. ARTl!:ff5 NAME.D ANNETIE AND ANTONE ! MOO.N MULll.NS IHE NICE THING ,ABOUT R,A1N IS you DoN'T HAV~ TO W,A5H YoUR C,AB . IHE NICE: THING ABOtJT R,AIN IS IHATIT DOES WINDOWS. , WHAT511-iE MA1"rER~ HAVEN'T <fOU E.VERSEEN AN AcRoM[ BEFORE~ IHE NICE T~ING ABOUT R,AIN IS ONE NEEDN7T WATER IHE L,A WN . BUT THS NICEST THING ABOUT R,AIN 15 Nor HAVING ANY REASO~ TOGO our IN IT ... YOUR PA t:' IS A &ANK CL-eRK ••• AN c:> -rHA -r's HIS CAR, . ~ASPESR ... IHE MAS1ER RE.COUNTS: CJJHICH GOES TO PROVE THAT IF ,QOU'RE GOIN& m BE A "TRAPEZE AR11Sl1QOO SHOUW NEVER CJJORK l>JfrnOUT ANNE.llE ! -- I I i 1 I u ·ID e 1.-e w e e I> s by ,,://{tw by Armstrong & Batluke 5-3 ~ ..... 1 .. lf ......... , ..... ,,..._ ... .,._ _____ ....,.,___~~ I WANTEV' 10 '7A HORSE 1RACK OR se~ WHA'i'P V'A t70G'mACK? HAPPt::NE:V'iOA CHOO-CHOO IF I RE:f\'10'/f;Cl PA RAll....S. v . --------.... . .......... ··~ ---. iHANKGOOPN~SS!YOUSE COULV'A EJeE:N CO~RUP"TEP ~Y6AM~l.-IN'! -- CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There .re at INst six differ· encer. in drawing ckt•lls betwMn top and bottom panels. How quickly c•n you find them? Check an1wen with those below. llutUtW" •••d • l)MllAaJ ,, Clot•Og ~ ••11 .. w• '' •ll""'H • 6u1n•w •t 11•n,9 c 6u1u1w •1 '""'•) t PHOP •1 JOOO 1 ">u•••wo le @ -------by Hal Kaufman------- • TIGHT RllNt S..lf fOUan matteouttMwwftof tNtvlnhltf Ntwlntlancl ma.Im blMd on nece11Hy and/w ttwlft: "Utti tup, w.art hluft ........ *• of'd owtt hovt." I ltNITtftlt .... c1,.. fer MMe. fiii;f!illiiii5iiiifiiiiiii• ·· tno.ttt• 1t1 • ._ ..... .., .,,. '' -. .,. "nn • Times Outt Insert names of months to complete thete terms: t . mell~. t . cots. 3. __ onnalse. 4. __ ger tit. Don't teke ttlla too OOETONATURE TISTSWITSI In this verse. asterisks represent httte<s of ml11lng words. The two tl'lfee-lette< words unite to form a third. No tdlflcn by min erected ••• tn the 1t1thtnt way compare Wlttl those tremen· dout structures Nature rNr\ every· where: ••• mountain summit on which the sun's rays gleam, The awesome •• •••• 'neath it Carnd by a mountain stre1m. Try puuling It out. uoAu•> wJOf uoA pu• u•) Mtlously. folks. _, t A~ ( tt"''t' t ll>AW I e ltf.m Funt Double tNt numbtf', tvrn the answer .,,. .. down, and divide by three. T1'9 aMwer will be 327. WNt is the number? .. ..,.. At..,tu •t Hqwnu a,. t e Odds Bodkins! There are odds and ends. of coune. But how about evens and ends? Dumbbells. yes. but how about smartbells? Down payments. up payments? Cal') you think of some? SCREEN SHOT! WNt's missing from the missile battle in progress •bove? To find out, connect lines, dot to dot. ... .:. r Worse lHANKyOU~···· , , THITTB. N\CE, M\CHAEL! GEORG~ Wl-4A1 WOULD YOU T~INK tr= I WENT TO WORK? --__,611ft~ 0 3 • 3 3 ~ AH. SPRING! Add the following colors neatly to the timely domestic scene •bove: t-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-Yellow. 4-Lt . Brown. S-Flesh tones. 6-8l1ck. 7-Dk. blue. 8-Lt. purple. SPELLBINDER SCORE 10.polnts tor ualng all the letten In the word below to form hVo complete words: ' DOMINATE --. . ... . . - THEN score 2 poinh each tor all word• ot four letters or more tound among the letters. Try to acore at least SO Polnfs. -w 7"'01 w••W... •1<11n od RND HE.RE'5 SJM~H\NG­ SPEC.\RL f"O'R '(ou)Tool ( MUNC\4 1 GULf')... DADD'/? TH\SlS-~ YE'S. WHAT WOULD YOU TJ11NK JP I GOT A JOB? TflAT'S A LAUGH. $: ~ ·. ... - ' .. AtJO ~o, 8'1 1808, NAPOL.£oN '10\J· \tA\J& A QVi~1'1otJ, WA~ A1 'flU; Z&tJrf~ Of: MR.. otA&&\£ 1. --- M 1~ Po\Al&R ..• '400 IN1"ERR\>Pf£t' M~ IN 1'"& M\OO~t o~ A t..£Cfv~ '1£4St 'l&~t ~ ON t ~• ov-rH 1'0 A~K "f"At ~ SHOE ~foP Ot~torr,.ic, 1"~1~ l'L.A~ ( ' THAl'S ~AL-F TH!: R)tJ, W~EJJ iME Me~&CMJ ~ MJ::ss, &JP TH!: ~I~--/ ~cH ~ALJ..r • 5~ 5-~ © 1981 United Feature Syndicate. Inc ~e ... 1 couL.O~J'r rtNO A ~~C,.u\..AR. ~~K1N6 f'\..A(e., ~O l "AO 1"o VA~"' lN 'f\(e' ME-ff;~ L.01' ~ By 'Gus Arriola ~-~Ac:r­ ' N<:;, Ii.ti: F.AMOc.Js C ltJCO PE: MA"O, leb.l. DeFCNSE 0AT1] .. e OF- l'U.!:6L.A 1'5J A T~l0VTC: TO OUR 1'JA 11 oNAL- ~~ f • MacNelly --~----------DAI.LY PILOT .. THEfll YOURSELF Se<IO Ille Q\lt\IClll • I ....... 10 Asll" Family __,, 641 ~•lllQIOll Ave Ht• '11>1-II ~ 1002? WO OlY SS lot DUIJll$11ed QutSI~ Sorry '" cai t ~-Olllf!• FOR RUPERT MURDOCH, news- paper publlshef In whld •• does Ame1cao jouma-._ cMlr from that In other .,.,.. ol the worid whae PIM' own new 1;...,.n; ....... tbebigg..a .. llCllMMtp!MI heel -to ... .. leunchlnt Into the Amerlc•n p.-1paper b&11lne11? -N.R., om.-. T .... • Because of the sheer size of Amer- ican newspapers, American jour- nalists have an opportunity to write at much greater length and detail than In For news stories short and pert. other parts of the world . Thls some- times leads to more leisureJy and seJf-induJgent writing. I tried not to adjust. I belleved there was a market for a shorter, sharper presentation of the news, and I think the success of the New York Poet and my papers In San Antonio have gone some way In proving that there Is tn fact 9UCh a market. FOR KA1HRYN HARROLD, ttar of Modem Romance Since thll le your Int COllMdv role, did you haw trouble maldnt people laugh? -P.G., Redondo. Calif. • No. My feeing Is that most sluations do have some element of humor. Even when I play serious parts I try to ln)ect faint comedy Into my work. Frankly, I don't think anyone ts devoid of humor, even at the wont of tiples. If you look hard enough. you can find something to smile at In mOlt unpleasant or unhappy e.xpcriences. Of COWM, there are rare exceptions. FOR 1HE ·AsK· EDrroR la Beny Mmlow buldlnt • m..X echool for poof cbi- clren? -E.J., Lab Cbarlea, La. e Some time ago there was a rumor that Barry was about to take poeeaslon of an $11-milllon. 22-room, 11-bethroom Beverly Hilla mansion that was used In the Gable ond Lombard film. The rumor was !J'OundJas, and Barry sakl, .. I'm from Brooklyn. I'd feel uncomfor- table there. However, tf I ever bought a place that huge, I'd tum • Into a mulic school for kids." FOR SONIA PETROVNA ol TV's The Edge o/ Night Wblit 8lldooallty .,. ,.,.. wl does ~ "fonlp" beck· .,ound mab It ...-or hmder Sor you to Ind Kdfttl work? -E.S., Evanadale, Iowa • Aihough my name Is· RUllian , I'm French . My agent thought l was aazy to come here without ~ 8uent In Engllh. To pay for Engllsh i..ons, I "wal!aied. Because I understood to lltde, l must have he.Id and Jolt 20 jobs. Then being "f orelgn" did not heJp ; now I'm told my accent ls charming. FOR THE .. ASK'"EOrrOR Whm .. the ....,.,, sbortcomlog ol the sir-In cowrtng our (ordgn polley? -D.8., Cleannm, Fl.a • • We asked Hoddiig Carter. former As&istant Secretary of State for Public Affan. This Is what he had to say: , "The chief defect In vtrtually all cov- erage Is a dearth of perspective and continuity. Each day's events are pre- sented In ways designed to magnify Impact and minimize comprehension. We are assaulted by facts and events which are presented as though they How we explain foreign policy. had no real connection to the facts and events of yesterday and the day before. Stories are surfaced one day to loud trumpeting of press attention and dropped the next day. The resuh. too often , Is that the reader or viewer is sw~mped In sensation and slighted on comprehensSon . Continuity is the name of the foreign-policy game." FOR REP. MARY ROSE OAKAR (0.-0hio) Wll we cwr '"• wommn Preaklent of the United s .. ta? -G.A .• 5-gtnaw, Mich. • Yes -we've failed to elect a woman President par· tially because our political lnfrastructUres are vastly dif- ferent from those In India , Norway and Brkaln where there are women leaders. In any event, there Is no quest1on that In today's political arena there are many women In public life who possess capabilities equal to any male polltical·contender. FOR LE1TTIA BALDRIDGE, etiquette expert Who .,. the rudest people you know? -Tom Rkh, Denver, Colo. • The peopk! sitting next to one In a nice resiaurant, who speak loudly and pepper their talk with vulgarltles and four-letter words~ Also people In a position of au- thority who answer harshly and rudely a question po- litely asked. People who bump Into you ~hout apolo- glz1ng, and the person who dials your number, real!zes It's the wrong one, then ~angs up abruptly. FOR HOWARD 8 . MARSHALL. D.D.S., author of How to Smi. Your Tftth What cu par.ma do to prevent future dental problema In th• ...... children? -M . .I., WoodbUJll, N.J. • Subetlute fruJt , vegetables~ salad or hamburgers for candy and Ice aeam. If they crave tweets, urge them to cat them at home , so they can brush and floss after eat· Ing. ChiJdren should start off by going to a dental offk:e that Is prevention-oriented, where they can be taught proper flosstng , brwhlng and good d1etary habits. PRO S..1tar DllVld L. Bonn (0.-otdli.), Finance eommm.. PRO Ano con CON Don.ad C. l.ubk:k, former Asllstant Secretary of the Treasury for tax pol~y Va. The Federal ln~ tax should be reducad • lrontcally I this unf• tax it caUllng the concen· tratlon of economic power which It W81 ~ to prewnt. The trnaD bullne.·0r Imm °"'" ..... to be IOld to .... bullnell to pay lhe lntMrttance tax when the hud of the famtly diet. Wklowe are heYlng to pay tax on wh.t ~ helped their hutbends to eccumulate. Amcrlcan6 .. .n.dy heavtly taxed on .-mtngs. Why not &.tdttzens pro- vkte for their loved ona wtthout thtt additional burden? Should the Federal Inheritance Tax Be Reduced? ........................ CA. .................... ..-. ....... Cilll •• ,_ .... ... ~ ............... ,.., .......... ........ No. The f~on of the Federal Estate Tax In our overall tax sys- te n ls to assure that those bat able to pay their share do so. In• come tax does not apply to un- realized property appreciation held unttl death. Nor does income tax appty to lnher1t.9d wealth, unlike weakh dctlved from earn· lngs, dMdend.s and Int.ere.st. The Federal Estate Tax applla only to the wealthlat 4 to 5 percent of al Ammcans who d", after generous exemptions, and QIVa overall balanc.e to the whole tyttem of tudon on the be.-al ebtbty to pay . C 1•1 ffAMfLY WEEKLY. All ,..... '9MMd. ~---WWW WWW WWW WWW W- I i --------------~-------··-·· SIL.ENT DEATH The C~nttoVetSJJ Over Polson Gas Watfate In onfv a few houn dutfng World War /, Germans unleoahed 168 tons of poison gos, creating 15,000 casuoltia. By Erneat Volkman I t was a warm early evening in the mud and trenches of the Ypres sal· lent on APrt1 22. 1915, when the guns suddenly f eU silent on the Ger· man side. The British, Canadian and French manning the Allied trenches on the other side of the bloody ~ttle· ground peered curiously over the top. Then It began. There was a light, hissing noise from the directJon of the German trenches, and a low, ~lsh mist began to move slowly toward the Allied side. The men who were hit first by the mist were convulsed In agony as chlorine gas tore their lungs apart. Panic-stricken . thousands of soldiers threw down thetr weapons and fled to the rear, trying to escape the choking gas. In several hours of horror, unsur· passed In the history of warfare, 168 tons of chlorine were released by the Germans. teamg a four-mUe-Wkfe gap In the Allied lines. Over 5,000 men were killed outright, and anotha 10,000 were blinded or Injured. P<*on gas was used for another three years In World War I, but world- wide l"CVUIUon over such hortOt'S as that scene In ~led to lntanatlonal asJMmenlS prohklng the UM of pollon gas eve egaln In warfare. Ex· cept for MVerel ltolated lnstanca, Wld dapite anothe worid war, the genie of po6lon gas ww has remained Soldiers training today: But sometimes theN is no defen11e. capped Inside Its terrible bottle. But alnlost precisely 66 years after that horrible evening In Ypres, a major controversy Is now shaping up over whether the Unlled States should fuUy prepare for chemical and biological warfare, now known as C.8 .W. On one skle of the argument are those who clalm that the Soviet Union has been budding a matllve C.B.W. capability. far outstripping our CO\Jn· try's. But others argue that to begin a C.B.W. race wtth the Russtans Is the hetght of foU9 and would lead In· evltably to the temptation to l4SC such· weapons In a war, with Incalculable consequences for the human race. Both Sides agree. however, that ldenttfic advances In the put several decades make the~ of World w,. I Mem like a Sunday school pie· nlc. For one thing, science has per· fec:ted IJ\ entn Pandora's box of bio-~al weapons -f•el dllffies that can be bred .w:t lpfad artiftcially - unheard of during that time. Here Is a brief overview of some of the more deadly chemical and biological weap- ons now In the American arsenal (the Soviets have similar weapons stock· . piled): ---• Gua ---• · The chlorine gas that caused such panic tn April. 1915, ts crude oom· pared to some of the reaDy frightening gases developed since then. Nave Gara: The deadlesc of au. nerve g,asa ftnt affect the eyes, tight· en the chat, then cause nausea and uncontrollable twitching -and, final· ly. death ~hln 30 m.lnutes. The most virUlent nerve gas Is a type called VX, an odortea and tastele11 gas that af. fects \llc:tlm1 In a matter of seconds. Gas matks and other dcfenstvc mea- sures (such n rubber decontamlna· tlon su-s) can be effective, but there's no margtn for trTOr: Only a few drops of nerve gas on the skin are fatal. Nerve gaa can be apread over hun· dreds of square mt1u In droplet form! Blt.tn Qua: First developed dur- ing World War I. these gases initially attack the eyes, then the skin . causing huge painful blisters; if, Inhaled. the gases are lethal. The most virulent blister agent Is known as HNJ: It has the misleading odor of geranium flow· ers. Again , gas masks and other pro· tectlon wOI help. but If bbster gases hit any exposed part of the body. the ef. fects are horribly painful. HatOMlng /;oao: Anyone who has ever gotten a whiff of tear gas - conskiered a mild harassing gas - knows how nasty these gases can be. While they are not de.signed to kill. their effects -coughing. sneezing and nausea -leave victims incapa· { cltated. The most horrible of such ~ gases Is a type called CS. for which ~ there Is no known defense, since It at· i tacks a human's mucdus membranes. i Spread in large clouds, hanlSSing gases can Incapacitate the most pow· erful army In minutes. lncopodtant Go.a: These are the most modem gases, and they seem like something out of Buck Rogers: In effect. they are massive doses of hal· lucinatory drugs. The most virulent such agent. for example, ls called BZ. Capable of being sprayed over thou· sands of mUes in mist form. it slows aU mental activity. then Induces disori· entatlon and haUudnatlons. lts victims can literally ~driven Insane. There is no known defense against such gases. which are odorless and in Vi.Sible. --Germ Warfare --Even more dangerous than the above gases are the assorted "biologi· cal agents," as they are known In Pentagonese. Actually. they are germ warfare weapons, virulent diseases that can be produced \n prodlgk>us amounts and then spread over thou· sands of square miles by Virtually any means. Pmteurrlla ~:The most lethal bacterium known to man. It causes pneumonk: plague -known as the Black Death during the Middle Ages. It kills 100 percent of Its untreated vie· tlms and strikes with such eMtraor· dlnary speed that doctors often get their flnt clue of Its presence when the patient dies. Rlcken.la9: These are tiny mlao· organisms that. among other dis· ea.es. cause typhus. a dreaded fever _ that once Infected and 'exterminated an entire Spanish army of 17,000 men In 1489. Spread by Infected body lice. typhus II prevented only by kiltng the microorganisms. P'ulmonGOI Anthrax: Known also --,.-----~--- as woolsorter's disease. pulmonary anthrax infects the lungs and 1s not detectable unul after a raging (ever has begun RestStant to all known modern antibiotics. victims f lKe cer· tain death In less than 24 hours. Ooatrldlum Botullnum: An anaer- obic bacterium. it is the most powerful poison ever known to man -Just an ounce will exterminate the entire population of France or a similar-sized area in a maner of a few hours Over · 300-mUUon times more powerful than cyanide. clostridlum botullnum takes Its poisonous form as botufism toxin , which causes botulism. one of man- kind's ancient enemies. Once spread. there is no defense against the dis- ease. even with mass inoculations. These gases and germs and their nearly incalculable effects form an as· toundlng senes of horrors undreamed of even by the most imaginative sci· ence-fiction wnter They underscore why a debate JUst now beginning in Congress has aroused strong feelings on both sides of the· 1Ssue S Imply, as part of President Reagan's record defense-bud- get increases. the Army wants about $20 mUUon to begin con· struction of a plant In Arkansas for the buOding of something called the binary munitions system But as everybody connected With the debate understands, the Army request has far more significance than a simple 1e· quest for money to build a new ar· tlllery sheU system In fact. the binary system represents one of the most ominous scientific de· velopments in the decades-long scien· tific search for bigger and better C .B.W. weapons. The binary is deceptively simple: A 155-mUllmeter artillery shell warhead ls dlvlded into two chambers. In one design, the first chamber comains a chemical called methyl phosphonyl flouride, the second another chemical called sopropanol. plus a chemical "promoter." In that state, the chem· icals are relatively harmless. But after the sheD ls ftred, the wall separating the two chambers ruptures. ond the chemicals unite -forming GS/Sarin, a deadly nerve gas. The advantege of this deceptively simple development Is tpat It elimi- nates the mejor problem of current C.B.W. warfare: stockplle deteriora· tlon. Even when encased In steel, these substances. especially the gases, begin to deteriorate. and many of their casings arc prone to leakage. Binary shdt. then. can be produced In large quantities and be st~ for much longer periods. At the same time, It lt dear that blnartff make It that much more tempdng to use C .B.W . In the event of Wfr. ft Is prtetsely that fear which has led a coalltion of Congressional oppo· nents to the binary requat to demand that the whole plan be. scrapped and that the U.S. pursue arms-control agreements with 1he Russians on C B. W weapons. rather than begin a full -scale C B W arms race. Among other things. they argue, the Rus· slans. confronted with an American binary system. will simply build one of their own, setting off a reaction·coun· terreactlon cyde to develop stockpiles and weapons even more dangerous than nuclear weapons. Senator David Pryor, the Arkansas Democrat, a leading opponent of the Reagan Administration's plan to build of unusable chemical munitions 1ha1 are either obsolete or deteriorating. cannot be repaired and are In storage awaiting dest:rUction. We now have only 25 percent of our [C 8 W ] needs, according to the Joint Chiefs of Staff " However, the real spur to the Pen· tagon's drive for a C 8 W bu~dup has little to do with the wish to replace aging itockpUes. In (act. it has much more to do wtth what they perceive as a growing "C.B.W. gap" between the One biological weapon stockpiled in both the United States and Ruala contains the bacteria for pneumonlc plague. It kills 100 percent of Its untreated victims. up America's CB W. arsenal. notes 1hat former Secretary of Defense Harold Brown and former Secretary of State Edmund Muskie. while both were In office. strongly opposed plans to start building binary C.B W weap- ons Moreover. argues Pryor. such a buildup wouJd reverse at least a decade of official U.S. Government unwillingness to get into the C.B W. business in a big way. ~we've stored over 150.000 tons of C.B.W. weap· ons." Pryor says. "'We have no space even to store what we now have, much less all the new stockpUes they're proposing: our allies will not aUow us to store It on their territory We 're committing ourselves to a $4-bOJion program down the road." Supporters of the binary plan con- cede that It Ls only a down peyment on a multtbOlion-dollar program for a C .B.W. buUdup but claim that such a bulldup is long overdue. Democratic Congressman Richard lchord of Mis· souri. a leading Congressional propo- nent of the binary, says thet Pryor's figures are misleading. "The facts are these," lchord argues "Our allegedly 'enormous' stockpile comprises 730.000 rounds U S. and the Soviet Union • According to the Pentagon. the Russians have 35 times as many per sonnet (100,000 men) trained in the use ol chemical weapons. eight times as great a chemical munitions inven· tory. five times as many ground chemical (and bactenological) delivery systems -vapor dispensers and the like -and 14 more C .B. W. produc- tiOn facilities. In the past 10 years. the Pentagon says, the Soviets have de· ployed two new artillery pieces and a rocket launcher speclflc:ally designed to fire C.B.W. weapons. Moreover, Rus.sllln troops. In Europe especially, have · siwped up their training in C .8 .W warfare. Combined with re· ports of the Soviet use of poison gas in Afghanistan -U.S. intelligence of· flcials say the reports are incorrect - there is something of a minor panic in- side the Pentagon on the subject of C.B.W. Actually, for nearly 12 yean. Amer· lean C.B.W. has been in limbo In 1969 President Nixon unilaterally re· nounced first use of biologic weapons and ordered all such existing stock· pUes destroyed (but he permitted re· search and stockpOing of "defensive" /nnooant ulcttma: In 1968 on AnnJ.'. plane occ.ldentollv tProved nerve gcu ouer r(Jnchet tn Utah .. /dlllng .7,000 aheep. C .B.W. we.apons. a sometimes slip · pery definition). Nixon also ordered sharp reductions In U S chemical munition stockpiles. To a certain extent, Nixon was re· acting to growing public disqu1e1 over the stockpiling of C.B W. weapons - and. more significantly. the continuing resu.ng of such weapons Public con· cern came to a peak on March 13. 1%8, when a plane dropping liquid forms of VX nerve gas during a test at the Army's Dugway Proving Grounds in Utah made a mistake and sprayed an area outside the facility In an episode that sent nearly the en11re state or Utah into mass hystena. almost 7 ,000 stieep on ranches up to 45 miles away suddenly died of a strange ailment caused by the gas Miraculously. no humans dMZd , but Utah off1c1als began to ask pointed questions Worse, the Army since then has ad· -mitted to carrying out at least 200 secret tests throughout the country on vanous b10logical weapons during the years 1949 to 1968 These tests in - cluded one m San Francisco that kJled a hospital patient and another In Ala· bama that caused an outbreak of pneumonia W hUe the American C.B W progrl.lm stayed In hmbo. In· termittent arms-limitation talks with the Soviet Union began in Geneva. Swnzerland. ro work out an agreement resrrktlng the size of both countries' stockpiles and stop the development or even more horrible weapons. Thus far. the talks have failed. mainly over the sticky points over which _gases to include (the Russians want such things as tear gas and CS gas included), and the question of on-sire inspection (the Russlons ar~ violently opposed to that) Therefore, Russian laboratories and chemical plants continue to chum out bigger and bigger stockpiles. and now six C.B.W. centers In this country are poised to begin their own buUdup. Whether the projected buildup of the American C.B.W. arsenal will . as its proponents claim, ect as a deter· rent to any Soviet plan to unleash such horrors agl.llnst this country re· mains to be seen. One thing is cle1n: The effects of such a war are so horri· ble as to be clearly unthinkable. Interestingly, history's most prom· lnent victims of C.B.W. warfare were netlve Americans: Durtng the French and lndlan War, the British, angered at Ind.Ian support of the French side. decided to ehmlnate that problem ln one swoop. They arranged to give the Indians blankets -each on• of which was Infected with smallpox germs.' The lndtans, to 4f>m smallpox was unknown, h~ no Immunity and died by th4a hundreds. Unfortunately, they left no wrtften record on what C.8 .W. warfare 1"111 la rully au about. .... FAMllY WHICLY, Mey ), 1•1 • S 1iumpet fu f-.. Thousands a letters-that's whatyou'w Mnt us In the 10 years ol MMa;iw1ptece Theatre'.' And the one thing you've asked most Is, "Whati rhot dlldndlue theme musk:, and who wrote It?" lt'san 181h century !anfaiw, a "rondeau" by the French composer Jean.Joseph Mouret. Now, a question for you: What has been the most popular pro- 9"81'0? You guessed lt UJ:>QOll's, Downstain.. In response to~ "fan" fare, we're brtngingback some ol Upstairs, Downstolts and three other tempting dishes In Fatlool of FaDOrfta-a sample ol the bat ol "Masterpiece Theatre~ You'll find them setved up (nah.nlly!) on the Publk: Broadcasting SeMce (check local listings). Recipe for love. T1w fa.t begtn! ton.igt!. M!y 3. with The Golden Bot.DI, • ct.lldou tftM from IDMta' ltorytdlcr Henry.-ma. Tab• blllloneft who buys bia daughtcT • pennlJas prince for. hubud. then hlmMlf rmrrta the Jonna lowr cl bia ""' --·-SeMOa ll db ""'IJ!'doa,. add • dMb of IUllpftllC. Md ~·\le gut fOCAMltk lmOfpebosd & la .............. coecodlld for 1V. "Hurry up. .wrvbody! Just flue more mlnura 'di the retum of Upstairs, Downstairs.'' ,._..,tale. Nm: lechm>Us okl men and greedy young mlstressa, vtclousness and comedy, manners and morals ... all In a tNlwdy Gallic *" aiBed Cousin~. which begins June 14. Adapted from a now! by "the Dickens of Franca:' Honcri de Balzac. It's the story of a bitter spinster who plob to destroy her ~. But see who ends up getting cooked. T .. Md comp_,. Whm'a London'• molt famoua .&lrae? T1w Prime Minie- ter'a • 10 ~ Smet? The t.helor digs of Sherlock Ho1ma • 221·8 Baka Street? RMJtog.theM le 165 Eaiton Piece. dHt elepat towahouee ...... to ....... ~ .... world .. tbe ..__ ol ...... IOClllllk .... ,..,. ...................... Hwleon. Mn. BrtdtM.98d ... clowa- ....... And b ftw ...U. b!Pullna July 19. ~·re lswtted lO drop in kw tea-and good compuy-wtth tht min Upetol,., Downetolrw houMholcl.· whoee wtlandchsm WOii ...... £..,Am•• and prompt*9 ooec:rttk:to hail the..,.. "'DPIY .... too good lo ...... :- $coed broda. Then north to the Scoaish H~landl ... and high dtama. The show II a ct.mllh bnw cau.d SunNt Song, a love stocy auffwed v.1th the bfttsr-.. ol Worid Wet l You'll ftnd It l!artlng August 23. But wU:h ·the c.alendar for aD of F.dvol cf Faoot'ftaW. ;uarantec you'll e11joy ltlem,from"bon appfdt" to the ftnal .. bonny good Umct" k"a •fact: Dot9rrUXB ts the new hit ol "MMlup.c:. Thearre" -«n)Oyed by awn million people In a llnglc week. Moblf The Changing Newspapers in the year 2000 may be technologically more sophilJtlcated, but commitment to community will still be their main strength. By Katharine G'ahom In May of 1732. Benjamin franklin was just closing an .edition of his newspaper. the Pennsylvania Gazette, when a friend returned from a trip Into Y,e Allegheny Moun- tains. MPlck up any news?" asked Franklin. The friend related how he had seen Indians go to a high hill, buUd a fire from wet pine and, using a blanket, send smoke signals to lndlans on the other side of the valley. "What on earth were they doing?" asked Franklin. The friend told him they were using the smoke signals to send news to each other. "News!" ex· claimed mnklln . ·Why this is going to kill newspapers." That apocryphal story, related years ago by J. Montgomery Curtis, the long·time executive director of the Amencan Press Institute, has been matched over the ~st two centuries by any number of serious predictions that the end Is near for newspapers. Newsreels, radio and television were au supposed to render the newspaper extlnc.t, and slmUar predictions are now accom~nylng the arrival of the new electronic media. Yet despite the prollf eratlon of com· munications technologies In recent decades. more copies of morning newspapers were sold each day in America la.st· year than ever before. The number of copies of Sunday newspapers being read Is also at an all·Ume high. One explanation may Ile In the fact thot newspapers In America provide more Information today than ever before. Last year. dally news· papen averaged a record 70 pages for moming editions and 207 pages on Sundays -a far cry from the thin newspapers of the 1920's and 1930's. Some bac.kbreakers like Sunday edl· lions of Th• Wmhlngton Pe»t and the Los An~•· nma are twice that stz.e . But what a bout th• "electronic newspapers" that are being predkted? 11 It trUt that when YoU sit down at the brulcfast table In 1990, you w1ll read about the previous night's basebaD gllMI on a video terten rather than on the printed page? Experiments already underway in a growing num· ber of cities enable people armed with computer keyboards to call up news. sports results, alrDne schedules and advertising on their television saeens. Some experts predict that as many ·as one-quarter of aJJ American homes wUI be hooked up with electronic ter· minals by 1990. Will this render print· ed newspa.pers obsolete? All the avaUable Information to date Indicates otherwise. Most of us are not used to paying a rather stiff price for smaU bits of information. Are we go· Ing to be eager to pay $4 or SS an hour -about the going rate -to read Information on a saeen that is available In printed form for 25 cents daUy, or. at most. $1 on Sunday? The price level of home terminals is ·another obstacle. The basic terminal that connects to your television set presently sells for $400. Obviously. the price ls likely to come down sharp- ly in the years ahead. But it will still be necessary to buy11 piece of electronic equipment to receive Information this way. And unlike today's newspaper -which lets you parcel out the sports section. the metropoUtan news sec· tion, th• comics, and magazines like F.~MILY WEEKLY to various members of the family -the electronic news· paper can serve only one person at a time. lt cannot easily be carried to the bathroom or be taken along to be read on the bus. T he great strength of news- papers, moreover, Is their abill· ty to organize and present large amounts of Information that help the readeB understand -and come to grips with -the inaea.singly complex ls.sues facing our society. The cunent etonomlc problems of our na· t1on do not lend themselves to 45-second or 200-word explanations. That ls why newspapers continue to flourish In the face of competition from radio and televtsk>n. Anancia Felix Rohatyn. In a recent telcvl.slon lntll'Ww, went so far as to cNdlt newspapers wth making It pos- sible for New York City to extricate Itself from the ftnandDl aisll It f acecl In the late 1970'1. "I think tclevlsion II a veiy dlfficu!t medium for a polltician to txplaln a very complleatcd problem to lots of ~------------------.................. ~ American Newspaper • wUI -both by inclination and because technology makes It lnaeasingly possible -strengthen their coverage of their communities. Com- puters and more sophisticat- ed pressroom equipment are :'\\ .giving newspapers an ability 'J to "U>ne" their coverage as never before. tailoring pages or sections to the specific in · formation needs of neighbor· hoods and communities. The small weekly news- paper in the tiny town of Wink, Texas. The Wink Bui· /etln, proudly proclaims Itself atop page one: "The only newspaper in the world that cares anything aoout Wink." I view this as the underlying source of strength of all newspapers. The men and women who work for news- papers care about their com- munities In a unique and per- sonal way. That commitment -a . desire not just to inform readers about what is going IMKSIRE - on in their community, the nation and the world. but also to help them un- derstand so that they can make the kind of decisions required of the citizenry -is and will remain the unique strength of newspapers. Newspapers truly are. as one of Ben Franklin's contem· poraries, Thomas Jefferson. adually said of the press In 1823, "the best· instrument for enUghtening the raw. mind of man." liaJ SAYI• "•"! ' The ~le ne~ of the /u~ mav be a lot of fun, but how does euery~ne get the aedfon he wonts when he wants it? ... "WO-PAYMEMI!' people," Rohatyn said. "Wkhout the Witten press, I think New York City would have gone bankrupt. Be- cause every day, people In the city could read and un- derstand what was happen- ing to them. And they sup- ported the poUtidans In the difficult decisions that tuid to be made." But If newspapers are to be as vttal to Americans In the year 2000 as they are to· day. they are going to have to ke.ep changing wtth the times. Already, newspaper, are taking advantage of the many technologies -com- puter composition, laser plate-making, satellite trans- mission -to produce more attraaJve papers containing later news and photos. Not all of the changes hap- pening today are technologi- cal. Newspaper reporters and edMors -the men and women who gather and n · plm the news -are better educated today than ever b.fore. and this trend wtl certainly accelerate. A grow- ing number of reporters WOltcln9 for newspepen ... hlghJy trained spedaJists - docton,lawyers,economlsts -who are better equipped than their predecessors to understand comple.x subjects and explain them clearly and lucidly. I n an Increasingly Inter- dependent world. news· papers also must do a bet- ter job of explaining and Interpreting other societies and cultures. Newspapers that two decades ago relied almost entirely for Interna- tional coverage on the two major wire services, the AllOClated Press and Unled Press International, today have access to the reports of foreign correspondents of a number of major newspa- pers. 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There is a limit of one (I) pair of emerald earrings per address. but if your request is made before May23 , you may request a second pair by enclosing an additional S3 plus SI shipping and hand- ling. No request will be ac- cepted past the dates noted above; your uncashcd check will be returned if postmarked later than those dates. Please enclose this original notice with your request; photocopies will not be accepted. Send appropriate sum together with your name and ad- dress (please print) to : ~ .J CHRVSTIE .t SPRYNGHE, t LTD.. Emerald Earrln&s ! Ad vertlsin1 Pro1ram, • Dept. 603-4' Box 1900, f Grttnwkh, Connecticut " 06830. . 1s112Y601 ! • • ... Anxiety -Can. You lllake jobs. It was found that "onv event which posed a threat to the stability of their work situation provoked anxiety In short-sleepers." It W0tk fot You? 8y John E. Qbeon .. 5. True. Johns HopkJns University studies show that anxiety heightens a person's alertness and lnauslngly focuses attention on a particular task and that anxiety plays an Important role In forming social relation· r1'I . TRUE OR FALSE? 1. wtMther everyday lving and ltriv· Ing keep you anxious or whether vou rol wlh the punches Is lkely to de- pend on how vour life stYle corre· sponda with what you truly believe. 2 . Many men feel anxiety when mating-for the first time wkh a mem· ber of the opposite sex with whom they would bke to become better ac- qUlinted . Thebeit way to reduce this tension Is to reduce the desire to aeate a good impre:ssiOn. 3. A penon Is least anxiety-prone before he's old enough to rea1Jze just how serious hfe Is and whUe he Is still Imbued with the reckless, irresponst· b&e aMude of vouth. 4. Whether vou are a long-or short· sleeper is likely to have a drect bear- ing on whether you tend to be tense about daily a(falrs or are Inclined tb take things In !.IQUf stride. 5. Anxiety can be ~eficial. ANSWERS 1. True. Studies conducted by Middle Tenneaee State University lnvettl· gatOfl Indicate that the pert<>n who lhHll his Nlleft -his religion or phdotophy of Me -II more secure, more Mii-sufficient and las anxious than the Individual whote life style does not match his dHpest convic- tions. 2. True. A team of Untverstty of MJssowt behavioral scientists tested ways and means of reducing this form of aAAlety whkh afflicts many men to such an extent that they are not at thcr best when they would very much like to be. Male undergraduates were asked to Indicate how tense they were when Interacting with attractive females they might like to date. Those • who experieoced the most taulon and anxiety wen asked to participate In the study. Each subject had a aeries of Interactions ~ an attractive -female. Pr1or to each occasion, sub- jects were given diterent Instructions on how to bett handle therneelva or what to think of during the tnterac· tlon. By far, the molt effecdvc fonnula to reduce teNAon and make the en- counter the molt enjoyable, wu the lnllNdion to relax and 'bat a fema&. as you would a dole &tend." 3. F-.. Studta at the lndUt9 of ~ Unlver*y of London, 'show tMt "•nxllty pronenell 11 maki· ly • dllordtr of young ldult life; the "*" .. al Of\llt of fYll'PfDml being In ttw mid·20'•." 4. 'JM. A Sin JONS.. Un._ (C.11.) llUdy In which long-Ind lhalt ... ·-~ collge ... wtl'9 1...---..... "" ........ ~ of lnJdlty ........... the Wllldlt9 al ddl blW . .._....:"Short •1p1r11howm ....... hw-.. altwt INde- MM&.'t .-u ... ., a. ., • '' ty." Consensus of the ftndlngs sug- gest$ that the short-sleepen -who want to be ~up and doing" whOe the others lie In bed -Use their high ac- tlv~ as ~ defense 9iut their prob- lems, partlcu)arty those related to their shlps. ~. LENNOX@ AIR CONOITIONING e HEATING ------- -. ~-------------------------~ "MiUlon Dollar" Zoylia Lawn! Water Once/ Never Needs Waterin1 ~ain! Bi Miki Senklw, Agr0noml1t, t.Uelend NurNrl .. If ,our ....., II Hice mine, you're IQUMZlna eftfY dollar to rMk• eur• you heft enough to 00 •round. And If looka llke thlnt1 ere 90lng to etar that • .,. One .., to cut expen111 le to cut the coeta, Md wOfk, of lewn care. for .......,.., • WOmM wrote 8bout her zoyll8 lewn thlit the h8d mowed It OftfJ twfce ALL· SUMMER. She hlldn't ..,..,. • cent on weed-kUlen. Not OM cent for 1-ttltzert. Yet her lewn WM .. 9'"" Ind weed-frH HI '*!..... - ZOIYIA LARI STAY 81EEll TlllMIH HUT AllD DROUIHTI I.ft tM IC«dUaa IWI bun lawns around JUI& inco baJ tJ:" ioraia mrs fresh aed sr-o, m emer il1e of beeuty. I have r-t co •at.er lll1 awn J1011ia lawn. One day I aaw . .... .., lfriDlder bed ptla cobftbsl In Iowa, a rOylia lawn waa declared the .,. •• , "Top l.aW11-G1arly J*(ect." Yet tbls lawa .............. oe1' °"°' daat llltUt sum-_, cur YOOR WATD aau.s. SAVE THE WOIUC OP LAWN ll'mN'U.ING. ll'AllT A •AMOlJI ZOYSIA GRAii LAWN NOW. Weed-lt.ll•nc ct1ema1s.,. NOT .MUDD> for a •Hd.tr. Ff!IW.!#. Zor11e Lawn How la ii JIOllib• IMC Famous Meyer z,.jl ZOJlia ...,. ....,_ witbcMlt ~ Opel\• .m, rilll;f ~IT It P'OWll IO lilck that c:nller• (..s) ... daa't llt lllOUlb Utlat to-I*' ,._ Clllt ........ T.0-A Month z..,.-.,.,... ~ DOt "* up llu or-..., p-. It ,.... • tllikt, ftlmw09ta ill IUlf tbM keepa Ila wel-lrocaed ..U 1oa11r. It cuts your mowlna by 21, • ..,.., -JllJIJdfJI~ ,.,.,,-With • ,.,,.,,,,, Tflf'*' • ioy.,. ..... LlllllllDd loJlia _. .... ~1 lled llaln. Zoytia laWlll doft't_p-ow olcl; -"°" t.ctlr. Tiiey .,aRJe undlr ltr ....... ..., ............ droulllla. n.r ........................... Of• ......., .... After .. tr--. ...., _., !!!" .,-!Cllllr.,... ~ ....... ., .... f4iA Ei ;::..;-;;;: ~IO~ ...... ....,.. ........ -. ........ , ...... -.. ...... ........... Ollw. I 10......, ~ .. :::;:·· ................ ..... ..... ..., .............. ,_ =.--..... ...,-. ................... , ... ~ . NO NEE 0 TO ()II, 11P YOW? l AWN l'lUG IN I '>/ /OV..,IA ~•dial yoiur current lawn'' requires the t telecdon ol .,.. -4 plus "rqular ap-p ication1 of lertill.tcr (and lime where needed)." Tblt article also uidJ.ou need. ''weed, imect and ditHK COQlf ." Sound f-1Uar't Of COUllCI W1lY DOt fcqi:t all that work and u~•· and plu1 In Facnous Meyer Z-Sl Zoyu! To upende your lawn wit.It JlO)'lia. don't dis It up. Juac Id plup into holes In the soil a rooc apart or lea. Let thaee plup sprc:id ioward -.ch other ao fomi a carpet of solid turf. Orawlh i1 so viaorous it ctlotn out old ~~Ji>~ want to 1111 rid of. WEEDS IN· ''°"' Co.tt IO Coett ~Wrlteto .......... W'.-........ N.Y .. E. J.a. llocbe writet how he planted lltQll "in the wont jl085ible ~lay wit\ w.dt and srnel .•. I& foimed a 4• thick carpet or arau. Not chll· dl'left. clop. hts. rlllblts, utremcly hoe sw °' drousht could kll It ... r--kiwww.ee. c..r .. Jack Mune wrl• how be bou1ht our Zoyiia "for 11 1"Cd lft-f•Wd IP06-it took Cite ol the probltm." .r... ....... M A. Low. Sr. writes how bl visited a pbysidm frknd In Alben Lu, MiM. where he ta• a ·-.hole back yanS was entirell In Z0)'$1a and it was beautiful ... a .. P '"*"• Tbc IUCCllN olfl\lllly thoulancl. of dellafll9d FUDOU5• Zo111a OWMtt MJMI you Prcwt It to )'OUnrlf .., • ....... _,.,,.... 'Ille -.. -,., ....... -""' .,. Oft tWr .Wllr to ·,W. lec8.lte ,,........ CIOUllll. l.aUlllld .... l ........ .,.., .... Ill die M..._ .... om Ill dlle Ea&. Your .... "'° OUl ,_ ......... lllOIM ·-s- 0., """'" ... nedJ IO .-. """'*" -.. GGlludol 1111 lftOI& "°"""'ial ..,, a..-................. .. ..................... ,.., ....... • Lalceland'• T'Jl'W.!'4' J0.8elow-Zeto Zoys/a Talc•• Wear, Te•r, Cookouts, Children's Gamet .•• Alter 30 ~ Zero Winters, It 8ounce1 Back GrNn, Thick, And BuutHul! Clos••• Thing To An lndntructlble Lawn You H8"EHr$Hnl Poor Soil? No Probeeml Our Famoua Zayaia plup are so viaoroua •c suarantec them to arow whatever your soil-from heavy clays to sandy 1ub-soik. You cannoc lo-. ~ Z-62 ZoY91• Oreu wu perf9ct9d by the u.a. Ocwt. end rel....O In co-openll:lon with tM u.a. Golf Anocletlon. IT'S SO EASY AND INEXPENSIVE TO STArJT A MAGNlnCENT ZOYSIA LAWN Stan your QIPI maaniftccnt. perennial myaie lawn with u few :u 100 plup. Just iet your plup Hlabliih solid turf. Tben take up tramplanis and plus in other places to your heon·, desire. Pluwd areas P'OW rilht back into IOlid turf. Your IUP. ply of plup h endlc Prlcet Md 81tfaln1 lf you plant more 1rass that Jits there and ~truuict-<lr die' on 1100-you may not miM your wotlt and money. lt'1 the time you cannot rcco~er! So plc:uc don't ccnfusc t.akeland's 30-Below.Zero Zoysia with any ordinary turf offtrcd as a "bar- pin." If ou.r pluas coi.1 a little more in die bqinnin.. they remain, in the Iona Nn, the ooly true bar11i11 for your lawn. Order 1uannteed fpne_u4 _,. ,.._. -· for dttl•try frHI ow ..,.. ....... llOll!t VCMlr onkr wtll ....................... co .... ..,__ ~--------~-----------~-----------~, " I Ex-Quarterback r--..-.~ ....... .-.:~~~ ~ --Eil I Jack Kemp: I~ S I• f p WOULDN'T YOU cramb 1n9 or ower ~SLEEP BETTER TONIGHT I i eated on the leather sofa In his office, Congressman Jack Kemp of New York Is restless, aosslng one leg then the other, hitting, throwing hls arms back. ptJy, he leans forward. toying h the tape recorder, unconsciously etching a fingernail across the fau f the mkrophone. His words come In a hard flood. He C:irllls Ideas home like the footba.D he · once hurled as quarterback, leading the B\dfalo Bills to championship twice in the 1960's. Now competft:ive exdtement Infuse.a a polttlcal mono· logue, and he exudes a controlled anagy, a mixture of dlsdpbne and ag- ilfasion, reflection and daring. In his sixth term In Congress, Kemp • at the heart of a fierce acramble In a ~tferent kind of championship: a 'layoff of Ideas on a churned-up poll· 1cal 6eld, under a ICOreboard labe'8d ·economk: recovery." For quarter· >acldlg his stde to victory, his fans -iope his ...ward may tome day be the >ratdency. Th• handsome Congressman's wputdon hat 1pread far and wtde 1mong grau-roots conaervetlves, vho k a amal Kemp·flrf to make him he \1\ce PraidCltt.I cholcs tn the ,98() Republcan convtnlion. He hu wtcten a book, An ~ R.,,alJ. ancit, Mttmg out hll economk theo- ~ ties and has been ';) elected chairman of the House Re- publican Confer· ence, a ma)or lead- ership office. He Is President Reagan's closest coDaborator In the House on tax policy. At 45. Kemp Is a heady dlstance from his native Calif om la. where he began a 13-year career In the American Football League following gradu- ation from Occi- dental College In Los Angeles. In the early 60's he was traded to Buffalo, and then in 1970, when his career with the Bills was "on the sunset side," Kemp heeded the urgings of upstate New York Republicans and ran for Congress. Hls wife, Joanne, the attractive, blond mother of his four children, Is amazed at the glare of pubUdty, "It's remarl<able how the power of a right Idea catches on," she says. "Jack Is advocating a common-sense eco· nomlcs that somehow has not been articulated before." Despite the Intoxicating excitement, Kemp carefuly shields his home life from the disruptions of Washington's polltk:al activity. He avoids the capital's cocktall circuit, prefertng to brtng colle~a and advisers home to talk Issues at leisure. He trle.s to keep outside demands to a minimum in the evenings and on weekends. "Our sodallzlng revolves around the home because I like to eat With my children," Kemp says, adding, "I real- ly need children.·• Two of the Kempis's chadten, Jud- ith, 15, and Jama, 9, live at home with them In the1r Bethada, Md., raidcnc«. Jeffrey, 20, II a Mnlor (and quarterback on the football team) at Dertmouth. whlle Jennifer, 18, Is a frahmen at Mlamt Untvenay of Ohio. Congressman Hen1e>n Moore of Louisiana, a cloN friend and neigh· bor, says an cvcrnlng wtth the Kemps II "sdmulattng In a rel.axed atmol- phere. Joann• 111 wonderful ho« .... (contln '*11 I~' KNOWING YOUR HELP WILL KEEP HIM ALIVE TOMORROW ~ ~ I~ this attractlv• handmade ''AOPE '' tapestry I I i I I i ~ I I ~ I I can be the answer ~ I In Janu~ 19~ thee<:!::.:~:moog ~I people Into Thailand began. At least 1 out of 2 peo- ple who flew Laos were killed by communist patrols ~ or river drownings. By June 1979 the population of ~ $ ~5 the Ban Vinal refugee camp was up to 25,000 persons ~ many who were In a state of severe malnutrition. The I malnourishment was a result of the military campaign In Laos by the Vietnamese during which crops could neither be planted or harvested. These people facing starvation still have resisted and defended themselves agalnsMhe ~ communist and their punishment has been a policy or ~ ~eath by ••::::~:l::~:::~fugae camp being ,~ so high, housing, water supplies and health pr~rams are In desperate need of help. Not wanting to be totally dependent on chari· ~ ty these proud people are making hand sewn ,~ colorful "HOPE" tape•tfy pendants that can vlrtually make the difference of life and death; especially tor the very young and very old. Won't you or your organtz.atlon help these people In their plight for freedom? ~ These beautiful one of a kind pendants will make the wearer proud knowing the S atory behind them. A thoughtful gift Idea. Kindly aend $4.95 postpaid and sleep ~ well tonight knowing you helped keep him alive and free. . r·---------------------------1 =a::~~= UCK QUAMllTU ~ Pt-lend ma,__~ EnclOMd 11 ~ °"*-'°'--- Ntll'lt ----------- l L!4L~-- City s1111 __ ZIO :J~ I • Vl~af?~-=~ ~-_.~_.-:; ~......-: ~~ t ....... _. .... -· _.._, ,---·-· • ··--· I •' .. ,,.."' . 14K Gold J Chain Bracelet s7 until May 31 Al part of an advenising campaign to promote the sale of gold jewelry we will give to each reader of this publication who sees and returns this printed notice before Midnight, May 31, a 7-ioch solid 14K gold chain bracelet for the sum of $7 plus SI shipping and handling. There is no f unher monetary require- ment. [Each chain bracelet i1 composed entirely of solid )4K gold including the clasp and will be ac- companied by our Cenift- cate of Authenticity to that effect.] This advenising notice is being placed simultaneously in other publications. H you see it in more than one publication, pleue let us know, u this information is helpful to us. Should you wish to re-- turn your chain bracelet you may do ao at any time to the address below and receive a full refund. There is a limit of one ( l) chain bracelet per address, but if your request is postmarked before May 2S, you may request a second chain bracelet by enclosing an additional $7 plus SJ ship- ping and handling. No request will be accepted past the dates noted above: your uncuhed check will be returned if postmarked later than those dates. Please enclose this original notice with your request: photocopies will not be accepted. Send your name and addreas (please print) on a sheet of paper to- gether with the appro-3 priate sum to: CHRYSTIE A i SPRYNGH£, LTD., Gold l Chu. 8neelet C..paip, j Dept. ~ Bos 19M, ! Greeawida, Comteetkut i 161.lt. CSUJlet O I , and around the drlner table , the chd- dren take part In the con venation." Remarks Kemp . "Without trying to IOUnd like rm wearing .It on my alecve, I think there Is a time for pr1· ortdes." The dinner tab&e talk II likeJy to be about the economy, and young- •as vilitlng Kemp's chlldren may go home lnttructed on produc:ttvtty. Kemp also maJca cataln he atter>ds Jemes' soc:cer matches and last year managed to ... every Dartmouth footbel game to cheer for Jeffrey. The ideas that have brought Kemp taxation. Molt Important, It won the h..-t of Ronald Raegiu'I, who WM no • lb'8lllge' to the concept -he had studied It In colege In the 1920'1. When the Praklent submitted his tax propouls to Congr.. thil pall Winter, they Included the comeback of Kemp-Roth. Now Its very prograa II the source of e dllemma for Kemp. Explims Conwasman Moore: "h's become IO Identified with Jack and Republcans, [that) Democrats can't or won't bring themselves to decide, and the problem ls the bill ftndrlg lttd In law u though It was dllcovered by the Democrats ... At ftnt It seemed ~ to erase the Kemp-Roth labeJ and refer exclu· stvely to the '"Reagan tax plan," which Kemp unhesltatingly does, ·1n hope that Democrats will be cautious of flouting the President's pubk support. But the Demoaats have gone beck to ~g the tax cut "Kemp-Roth .. and are making public predk:dons that It will never pm. At the eame time, they have propoMd a rtval bOJ -also based on supply.tkfe economb. Kemp II amused and worried by turns. The Demoaats, he expects, wlll try to cut taxes selecttvely for ~-and lnvatrnent, rather than ec:roM.fhe-board. He says he will urge tM ~ to veto the b6ll If It emerge from ~ with only a one-year tax cut bec:au. "yotl can't get America back to wort< by being cautious Of ttmld." Kemp ~· In great paBc>nate NN, a product of hJs oblalive study of economk:I. He adds wMh a punch of the ftlt, "It'• a f81dnating time to be at the center of oc:donr The pressure, though, II llhowtng on Kemp. In ~h. he b&ew up on public broadcattlng'• MacNeil/Lehrer Report, lambeltlng a ICartled rep;oner from th• ltakily neutral Congreatona/ . Quarterly during a dilcullk>n of the cuts. Later, he apolopd profulely and publlcly, expl.mlng that he'd been "feeling kind of beleaguered." "Jack ls In the eye of the ltonn - ~t at the red-hot potnt -and he's stretched oUt," WannilkJ Mys. The talk of his penonel future In· a.Ml J<.mi>'• ~· He knows It awl Inflame the~• the tax· wrti1g commlltM -down '° work. Turning al6de"the quetdon of~ ofb.-he says,. "If we don't change the economy and we 911d up like Mar- _. 1'hltctMtr, brtnglng men pakl and a~. I don't thtnk 11 have a future, IO why worry about wtWlt race l'D be lnteaated In In 1982 « '84." But ~ hendk:appln .. ..n.dy heppdy running olf tout Mem ~to • ..,... ht hal Kea.,~ f« N.w York go....-nor In 1982 «for the Ser-. ... of New York'• o.ntel Pllrtck Moynihan, whom tome con** ~ ... E'JdMr )ob, the NMC*~ goes, ClOWd glYe Kemp told Nido ecructure - Ind maU him Mrd to llop In • .. Pr.-letldal bkt. ... r c Nara 11tt1on 1980 °'* IOTTU OfUB ~ , ....,.__,..._COCACOt.AllOTTlE~a) NAM,.._ ________ _ 0 °"' lor """' 12.11 plus 75C polllgl ' llllldllng. I 0 SAV£1 2lof"""'~-•9'*"95' ,..._&hitndllng. ADOMSS --------- J ... Y. S-~11111~ ........ -'-cm STATE z1P__ I 61t1at1c11on Gual1l1IMd Cual. s.Mc:t: 1516) 673·st1 I I Ellclolld "'---"' ChlCll °' lllOllllf ... .-IO: l'llal lllow 4-6 .... , IOI aNpplng. I NORA llELSOtl. ~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~~_J WORLD FAMOUS TOENAIL SCISSORS CUT TOUGHEST NAILS EASILY! I o Please tend me my fREE To. I Put en end to th• n.U lclUOf9,. (Sorry, only one pelnfUI IWaale of I P9f' cuttotMr). I cutlino th~ or lngtown toenllle once & tor 8111 Suralcll .._. I O I am encloslno my two dollara I ld9lon .. ptlC4lon mlCJe to i.t a in.-\o help cover pottage and • tlmet Reautartv SUI. WI wffl ~ you • I lnturance. (Sorry No C.0 .0.'1) I J*r l'Rll U*Me er1dole $2.00 to '*P C0"9r ...... hendlina).""' to Introduce I N--I you to our new= al toot & '*"'ca,. I ....... productl. AA • "'9?• 99' acquainttd offer. ... ---A I ..... Nnd )'OU the c.-...,.... mno .ith I ,._ your TOlftllil Sdllota. . .and we·• ~ gtve I you • n.•"" ....... Of COUrM. I City I you don't have to order anything. ever. tM scl1eora .,. atilt yourt. "'"' llett ZJp I "-----------=---~.a-___ - ------ .. • • j • I sa\em . L\GHTS 1oos UGHTS. I 119; ...... OJ .... nicMI •·,. ... 'r FTC "*"°' LIGHTS 100'Sc TI mg. ·w-. Q.9 mg. nico1N w. per ciglrlna. FTC Rlpoft DEC. 79. HOPE COOKE An Ex-Queen Seatches for Solitude By Jone HowOl'd SHE MISSES CHEESE. MEAT. THE TIMES AND THE SEA". said the headline of an ankle I wrote about Hope Cooke for Life magazine In 1966. Hope. then 25. was gyalmo or queen of the tiny Hlmalayan realm of Sikkim. just north Quffn /or o ckcode: Hopa Cooke (aboue) at the cor· onatic>n of Mr husband as ruler of Sikkim In 1965 and today. on her own. of lndia and south of China. A lot has changed, to put It mildly, In the Intervening 16 years. Sikkim Is no longer a counny: India annexed it. after a bitter struggle. In 1975. Hope. who turned 40 last June. Is no longer a wlf e, or an expatriate. let alone a queen. She and her two teen-age children can look at the East River (if not quite the sea) from their New York City apartment, whieh ls an easy walk to several sources of cheeseburgers and this morning's New York Timu. What happened In those interven - Ing years Is descrbed In Hope's recently published book, Time Change: An Autobiography (Simon and Schuster). Its author first met Sikkim's wid· owed Crown Prtnc:e. Palden Thon· dup Namgyal. In Oarjeehng. Jndla, on a vacation from Sarah Lawrence Col- lege. Their romance. famQl.llll.Y glamorous tho~ It was. was not her ltfe 's first drama. Her parents WeN dtvOl'Ud by the time ~ was 2. Her mother wu Idled toon afterward In an apparently suk:klal plane crash. ·Her •lltocratlc 51andparent1 Id Hope In tM can of a aucceak>n of govemessa. one of whom beat her Jo,,. Howord II the 011rhor of A Olffti.n1 Wo- m&n ond. motl rtetnl/11. Famllltt, with coat hangers . When the grand- parents died. Hope became the ward of a diplomat uncle. and she spent most of her adolescence In the United States Embassy In Teheran. acqulnng a taste for the East. "She and her husband exchange frequent fond looks and are obVJO usly a happily matched pair." 1 wrote in Ltf e Now Time Change tells another story. They were happy sometimes. of course. Recalls Ho pe: 'There was a great sense of community life. Everycne was striving for the same thing: .. Sikkim's develop- ment But there were problems. too. Other women fancied handsome Palden -and not always in vain . Hope had to put up with his tlf. concealed phUandering,h~ • large. complicated famUy and lncreastng public at• tack. "I fel~so Isolated." she says today. • Hope diverted herself with projects Involving crafts. fashions and local schools . but things grew wone. Whe n Indian troops amas.ted In Sikkim's capital In 1973, squelching all visions of national In· dependence. she decided her chU· dren should be put in school In New York ... and she would take rhem there. Before they departed. she prayed that the famUy would always be t~er -but that prayer was not answered. Hope deddtd to stay In New Yori<. and her chldren now we thei' father only ptriodlcally. She wm "tmnen· dously tom" at first between New York and 5adclrn. but finally she decided that "It would be too bont>le to leave th40n ti.. and go beck without them to al that sutplclon and Vio'-nce." Instead. she established a new - though somewhat recluSiVe -rou- Une, going faithfully to the neigh· borhood Ubrary to work on Time Change. Dtv~ed now, on .. wonderful" tmns wth her ex·husband , Hope has been getttng less regal an the time. and alto less *lusive. She and her children like to vtllt tereet fain and go on ptc:nlc:s. "We also Uke to travel together," Hope says, "espcdaDy when It's on an ovem19ht tram :· Hope Is also at work on her next book. Al readert of Time Change are finding , ahe Is a wrker of .prom· 1'111 lM and gra«!. -.;a 'AMILY WHKLY, May ). ltll • 1t Advertisement I losr 0 pourtC11 our1ng ""I '"" monrll ol ullng Fo,.ver Slim. Ir s wo'*'"'J tor,,,. and I m tt<1W recom,,..,.,,1"9 Ir to ""I '"•""• · "'" P•m s.,-.,. Roe,,_ CA ·Want To Lose Weight Every Month? FOREVER lt.M, an .. natural food eupplement le pronn to curt. your appetite and boo•t your energy without the Ut .ade etfec .. of da.t pllle. 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Instead. ask yourself what you need to do In the remaining dme In order to study most effectively. Be selective. Read aD your notes again. but underline only the key points. If YPU try to memorize every detail. ,you may get bogged down and feel overwhelmed. The same goes for reading material. Rather than trying to read an entl'e book be.fore the test. read the table of contents. Then page through the chapters, reading the headings and paraphrasing the maln points In your notebook. Go back to read more only If you have the time. If you've backed yourself Into a last· minute aam session, avoid pulling an "aD-ntghter." ~n to study, then get some sleep. Research shows that sleep he_,1 to .. seal In" information, so you reti*l mote ol ~ you've lelwned. Mental Pl-eparadon: Feebng a little neivous about the test l.s perfectJy nor· mat. In fact, a low level of tensk>n will probably Improve your performance becaUte you feel alert and eager to show what you've learned. But many people become so anxious that they can't make themselves slt down to study -or they experie{\Ce sweaty palm$, a pounding heart. even dizzl· n~ durtng a test. /Dr. James Papsdorf, a psychologist at the Unlveray of Michigan, con· ducts programs to help students over- co.me tat anxJety. Papsdori has de- veloped a technique to combat the negative thinking that can cause anx· '4!ty and lnterfce With effective ttst· taking. Al he cxp&aii1 It, the left hemlllph«re of the brain proceua In· formation and the right side hancUet emotiOns. "Most information on tests wtl be In the left brM\," llys P..- 'dorf. 'When you feel M\XloUI, ether whlle wdying or dumg the exam, th• rtght brain takes ove and you block acutt to the lnformadon In the left brain." How do ye>u get around thJs? Ant, try to become aware of the Impossibly high standards or self-defeating m es· sages you may have set up_ for your- self. Faced with a test. many people start thinking. 'I've just got to do weD on thls test. If I don't, I'm a faUure.' If you find ye>urself In the grtp of simUar thoughts, stop. Replac~ them with 5uppor1ive, coping messages. You might tell yourself. 'Walt a minute. h would be nice to do weD on the test, but If I don't . It's not the end of the worid.' Follow this strategy as you study, end during the test Itself. When the day of the test arrives, get to the testing place a lttt1e early, I Studlea show that •leep helps to 'aeol In' information. and use the time to relax. Take several deep, slow breaths, close your eyes and picture you,,rself in a pleasant set· ting. Taking the Teat: When the test Is handed out. take a minute to look It over. Read the directions carefuDy - this alone can make a big dlff erence in your score. Then set up a schedu&e for yourself. giving each questlon the amount of time It's worth. For exam· pie. If a question Is worth 40 percent of your grade, plan to spend 40 per· cent of your time on It. Allow a few minutes for review. When you come up against a dlffl- cuk or complex quesdon. resist your 1"1PuJs.e to sldp It. Instead, try to break lt down Into smaller, more manage· able, quest1ons, and solve these one by one. If you've given it a good try and you're still stuck, move on. This will help you stey on schedule and avoid' a panicky. rushed feeling. When you ftnlsh the exam, go back to the problem questlon. You may find that It lqoks easier now because your mJnd has been working on It In the meantime. Should You Guaa on a Tat?: Yes, when there ls no penalty (read lnscructk>ru), when you have more to SPln than loM, when you can elimi- nate enough options to put the odds In your favor. On a multtple-cholce tac, you're probebly better off guesa- lng 8 , C or 0 rather than A or E. stnce ltUdla by Stuar1 Hoffman. a wc:h- er In testing and education, show that the tat make unc:onsdo~ tries to "bury" the conect answer. Remember, too, that kffPlng a poeltlv• anuct. about ~uncJf wfl ht_, make tat-taking D traU· fJ11 made. m:J Ad vertiMnten t A nd, I can show you how 10 get your body into baJanc:e with nature by gradually relum- lng to foods containing IMng enzymes. I call this plan THE RAWFOOOSDIET: A Vita/Gift. It It a food plan which, because it cont&1ns an abundance of living enzymes. pro- motes good health. helps prevent disease. and rids lhe body ol excess fat It's nol a "miracle diet," but it is the next best thing. My name is Jim Karas. When I was told that I had cancer. I had not yet researched the beneficial effects ol raw foods I was a novice. But over the las1 three years, with the hitlpof educator/author, Dr. Carolyn Griesse. I have learned nol only that raw foods prevent dis· eases of all kinds. but I discovered the many reasons why it works. The key secret tS living enzymes. The very ingredients that cooking destroys .. Or. Gnesse and I have written a book that tells you why increasing daily raw food intake benefits everyone, how to do this gradually in three easy stages. and how to plan and pre- pare delicious meals which include plentiful amounts ol raw foods. There are over 150 life· giving recipes with easy to follow weekly menu plans. We also tell you why our approach can lead you to lose fatty titsue. precisely the kind of weight you don't need. Think about yourself tor a minute. When was the last time you had a salad with lunch? Fresh fruit for dessert? An apple between meals? How did you feel an hour later? Vigor· ous? Healthy? Compare that feeling with how you felt an hour after a meal that did not contain any raw foods, one of only cooked meats and potatoes? Sluggish? Stuffed? We sense the difference between lhese two types ol meals. Our bodies give us subtle signals. and if s when we don't pay attention to those signals that disease and ill health ultimately consume us. • I can tell you how to live healthier and allow your body to wor1< tor you to help prevent dls· ease. JI you would like to leam how I conquered my disease. and how you can renew your health. reserve your copy ol THE RAW FOODS DIET: A Vital Gift now. If. for any reason. you are dissatisfied with our book, my publlsher will, ii it is re1umed within 30 days. refund your purchase price immediately. Read what the medical experts have to say •.. ~A diet very high in raw tooda was para- mount 1n Jim'• control oJ his cane« .... Jim'I comebectt WU 8 remarMble 8J(atn- pte ot ttlll approach 10Wwd his own phy.- ieal well ~ lmlglne the fantntlc rffUlta lNlt could be echlewd by the aver1199 heelthy individual In maintaining· end lmptovlng ..... total phy9bl and mental Ml-being." .. Dr.GbrtR. -..n..o.o. Pl'Y•••-lwgaion. ~lltdlcll .. 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A LmSSON POR THB BOYS PARDTS ON THE BUS "Mom, Dad, I can't figure Next time the press this out," Is a common cry criticizes the Federal Govem- when kids tackle homework. · ment for continually e11pand- But how much should you Ing, perhaps It should look help your child with his homeward first . Government assignments? "Absolutely statistics show that Federal don't do the work for him . employees in the Washing- This only makes an intellec-~-------------------....-------------t ton. D.C .. area increased 15.8 percent In the past 10 TONGUE TUCHllR but don't know how to go about complaining or are too lazy to try. Try calhng "Rent A Kvetch." New York's fledgUng Rent A Kvetch (from the Yiddish word for complainer) Is the brainchild years. MeanwhUe. Hudson's Directory lists 1.896 media correspondents (newspapers, magazin~. lV, radio, etc.) in Washington a decade ago. Today there are 3.153 -a jump of 66 percent. His name Is Robert Easton, but in show-biz circles, they call him ''The Henry Higgins of Hollywood," or I~~~ i simply lhe DlaJect ~ Qoctor." ''Accents Able to pinpoint any sl'ight accent. Easton Is the life of the party. Hosts Introduce him: "This man can tell you what block you're from." And Easton tells this story on himself. One day. a traveling salesman came by his Pasa- dena, Calif., home. The man said a few words; Eas- ton paused a moment and asked , "Do you get home- sick for Pittsburgh?" "It blew him away." he laughs. of B.L. Och- man, and for a fee (a simple c-0mplaint re- q u lrl ng one letter costs $25) Ochman will hassle the phone com- pany, the gas company , t:::====::::~:.:;::~~~~~J l Cured -OiaJects ... Strengthened." his tual cripple of your child," says Sara Davis. professor of elementary education at the University of Alabama and (ormerly a teacher for 22 years. ''Instead. ask ques- tions that will draw out the answers from him." Parents should also pro- vide a well-lit, quiet work area. keep materials handy· and be available for help If needed. And. decide on a homework time. "Before dinner Is often best." says Davis. "This alloWs some playtime right after school. which relaxes the chUd." Check the youngster's work periodically. adds Davis, who warns not to be too negative In y<)ur criticism: "Use encouraging phrases hke. 'I know you're much better than this . Are you satisfied with your work?' Otherwise you could destroy the child's self-confidence." LUCKY LUCIANO The life d a clasllca1 musi- cian need not always be a struggling lot. Published feP0'1S claim artists like tenor Luciano Pavarotti can now command to the tune of $40,000 per pedormanc:e. Of COUl'M, this stql pa.la I~ com- I J -· partlon to the a&nated per- concert take of such pop per- fonncn at Kenny Rogm ($150,000) or Bt\a Spctng-'*" ($175,000). tte ~WIMLY • ...,J.•' Rx FOR V.D. shingle reads, and for 17 years, he's coached some 2.000 actors on their p's and q's. He taught Ann-Margret a Texas twang for Middle Age Craiy, a Transylvanlan tongue for The Cheap De&edl&>e. He smoothed out Last year, OV'1 one million cases of gonorrhea were reported in the U.S ., making It the sec::ond-most prevalent disease after the common cold. Gonorrhea can be treated with antibiotics, but a penicillin-resistant strain of the dl9ease emerged in 19:16 and has been Increasing steadily. anyone you _tli_if-1_.,...--tt have a legi-1.-:::i~~ llmate gripe against. "One woman asked me to write a letter to her husbllnd telhng him he's a lazy slob," says Ochman, laughing . At the risk of rendering ~t] ~bs~re~! ~ ..... shmedher -u Och man ' two top 4 kvetching Good news. though. Doc- tors at Walter Reed Army Medical Center In Wash- ington, D.C., report pre- Umtn.ary success ln producing an antigononhea vaccine. After two or three vaccine doses, volunteers developed ~~ .. ':lfll'Clln tips with us: "Doc- ument all the facts surround- ing • your Kate Jackson's Southern ac- cent before she toe* on. Charlie'• Angels. And for the thriller Magic, Easton gave Anthony Hopkins voices for both the ventrtloqulst and the tmmunizir\g antibodies. The doctors stress. however. that.-~- the vaccine Is still In the early ~ of testing. OVDTHIS IS dummy. . Shy as a bdy and bur- dened with ·a stammer, Easton, now 50. used to read voracioUsly, collecting .i details on the world's J dialects. Hts personal lbrary I now, contains over 26,000 ... volumes, and any new con- tact With an ~nt brtngs • notes IO'ti>&ed on envel· ~ SUCH A PUUT You're steaming. You think you've been rtpped off complaint. And go straight to the top. Things have a way of 6lterlng down to the ap- propriate perlO!l ... ln1erestlngly, only about 10 percent -d d'IOle who contact Och- man ~ folow ~. Sii, she says, i neuer .reabed bow many people are dis- ~ntled. The onJy prob- lem Is ts just me here. I need more kwtctleS." -ElJot Kaplan BIRTHDAYS (All Taurus) Sunday - Frank.le Valli 44; Pete Seeger 62; James Brown 47. Mon· day -Audrey Hepbw:n 52: Roberta Peters 51. Tuesday -Tammy Wynette 39; Pat CarroU 54; Ann B. Davis 55. Wednesday -Orson Welles 66; Bob Seger 36. Thursday -Janis lan 30; Anne Baxter Toni T .... Bllv ~ 58; Teresa Brewer 50; Dar· ren Mc~S9. f~ - Don Ric.kleS 55; Rk:ky Nel- son 41; Toni Tenllle 38; Melissa Gilbert 17. 5aaunSav -Mike Wallace 63; Candice Bergen 35; Billy Joel 32; Glenda Jack.ton 45; Albert Anney 45. opes,lndexcards,eventollet ..._-~-~~~~~~+----~~--~-~~-----------1 paper. He can now teach 100 dlaJecis, from Chicago to Chicano. 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The San 0te10 P1drts at Ille Pll1lad1lph11 Pllifhts s• • Cll Cll ... w.rw .. s,.1a Cove111e ol the lirst day of qllllltylna "lnd11napohs 500 Time Trials." I• e ,., W fltllb tf ltle '70'l Mulllmmld Ah vs. Jt1ry Quarry 1n tllelf Ju11e 24. 1976 llmywe1&11t bout. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---t SUttDAT, MAT 3 l:tl • "Tiie l'...wii Afttll••" (adv) '72-Gene Hackm1n, [rntst BorpiM, Sllellty Winters, Red Buttons • ~ ltllcl let: Nil Ult Cilatt tf lltltll (adv) a.• e "OWiy lbty, Ctur lltry" (adv) '74-Peler r011d1. Adam Roarke t:t0 9 0 8 "M1rdtf ilt Ttus" Put I (dr1) '81-Sam Elholl • (I) Cll QI "lht SellllefiN of Jet fJlllll" (dra) '79-Alan Alda. llOIUIAY,. llAT 4 IM• "C,UllllllU" (dra) '43-Humphrey Boa•rt. lnand Beraman •"&ca,.,,.... ltctll C..11ty" (sutp) '77-Jacf';n Sm1tll ,.. O Qt "M"* 111 leU(' Conti (dra) '81 Sam [lhott TUESDAY, MAY 5 a.• • "bttf Ille ~ tf OuUi" (adv) e "Tiie LMtfJ Prtif..._" (111Y$) '69-Hlrry Guardino. D1111 Memll •"Ca •••W.•" Piii i (clrl) '8l-&rb111 £den. Dan H1uerty ,. • <IJl cm ~ ,,... .. (d11) '81 Cllris Sa11ndon WU*EsDAT, llAT 6 l'tO • "flit ti FIHJ II" (dra) '80-Bruce l1 e "fllJwllly'' (com) '67-0tek Van Dyke, 8110111 feldoo • ''Tiie lttl~rt .. 1114" (com) ·12-=t1111lu Grodin, Cybil Shepherd t:tO 9 Cl) <1J cm "Tiie CttltletN11 laMil" (dra) '8l -Ralph'Wa1lt lHUlSOAT, MAY 7 •• • .,.. r11.< .,... .. (cltl) '78-Bruce l1 e "~ at ltu<Mtltr(' Part I (dr1) '6l -M111m~11n Scllell • "C11f1•lnlu•" (R) Part I (dra) '8l-81rbar1 Eden, Din Hauetty t:tO 8 0 (JI "Tiit ,..,.. ws. Jtl11 Harris'' Part I (dra) '81-EJlen ' • Burstyn, Martin Balsam. R!Cllard Dysart fltOAT,JIAY ~ .... ""11ct let, Ille IM!dMt" (ldY) e "JIM,... It ltuf .. wr(' Cond (dra) '6l-M111m1han S<htll • ..,_... (dra) '76-Robtrt Culp Martin Milner \ t:tO e O "Tiie ,..,.. n. J1111 Htrris" Concl (dra) ·81 -Ellen Burstyn. M1rt1n 8'1stm. Riclllrd [)yvrt ~ SATURDAY, MAT 9 l:tl • "Tiit left loaf' (com) '76-Hal linden. Tom Bosley at "llttllltar '-1Ktica" 1sc•·h)-lorne Greene. R1ch•rd Hatch a.• e "bfftrty •114 Ille Cel4 Oust Twlfts" (com) ·7~ Al1n Atkin 1:31 •(I) <IJl (fl) "l'llt Elortisf' (hor) ·13-[llen Burstyn, Linda Blau It.tie "Scr11111 allcl Scream Aa•ln" (5C1 h) '70-Vincent Pnce Sam Elliott and Farrah Fawcett star as Or. John Hiii and his wife, soclallte and expert hor~ewoman Joan Roblnaon Hiii. I 1n Murder In Texas. Part I airs on NBC'a Sunday Night Big Event at 9PM. The conclusion alrt on NBC Monday Night at 1 the Movies at 9PM VIDEO CASSETTES FOR SALE OR .RENT :§;,, ..... • M• • ·~.._.,y ........ ......... • Tiie a.-"'--~ .ca.-pot-· ........... " ......... . ........ •McnAle ....... w-. PLUS 100s OF OTHER TITLES -ALL RATINGS HOME MOVIES & SLIDES CONVERTED TO VIDEO TAPES , 3 .---THE iMPIRE, STflllCES OUT·-- •••• . . 1n .. . Is life in Great Britain really so great? Not judging by recent headlines. Yet English courts work better than ours. English JX>lice remain unarmed. And though royalty's said to rule in name only, the whole country's waiting for the wedaing of the decade. What's the real England? Join Jess Marlow for~ close-up look starting Monday. CH1&1111•&-11•ws1&r• WE'RE 1oOK1llG OUT FOR YOU • ...... .....,~ W""'" Tums to bt announced • CJ) Dirtctim e CflC lllT'l WOMOl'S • CiOl1 FlllNJ UVEl e SPOIB: ere IA4ies 1111tn11· ..... WT.,...._ (11.......W. a llteM: To be announced .,.,...in 1:00 (J)lfafw...._ .......... .,...., <11a..u • •rttta a .._.. Slleft SWJ ............ ,Uc..t,. 9Ptnlllllln -1:30- CJ)Feclll e QJ 8 SPOlll: S,.rt1Wtrl4· ~tfllt of the scheduled 12-round USBA m1ddlew11pt title f1&ht be· twun Curtis Ptrh1 and W1lfo1d Scy~1on fro111 Att1nt1c City, NI. Women's ln•itallon11 H1111 Divine from H ... 111; ind 'Sportuournal • • f.T,., ................ (!I hit ........ 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Tiit Btllamy 8'otllen llld Marty Stllllt ere tht 1ueats. • IB nit c:..t.M CHJ9IJ (R) "01¥1111 from Romtll Plunder'' C.p tllll JtcqlltS Coll$ltlU l~d 111$ ft· wardl t ttW lnveslipte one of 111ly civiliution'a unresolved scand1f1· Ille pilla11 of C<ec11n art• ............. Ill Mt 111,,... '1'lellrt (Coe) -t:•-• ID ... let It a Ti.. N~'1 lllO'll"I illto A.'s buiWl!lc TV WEEK. MAY 3. \.981 8 CJ) 9 (lt) Mtwlt: "Tht St· .itldioll tf lee T"'111" (dra) ·79 (1ppro1 2hrs)-Alan Alda. Meryl Streep, 8111>111 Harns A younc pop uiai Senator finds h1mstll lorn be tween the lova of two buultlul women. wtule elso hafllina to further his polihul 1mb11ionl GJ111t1..._ •111t~ParWS... • a .....,,_. Tllutre: n.. "'"' lowl (C.C) (J!) Prince Amer tao meets his Old lovt, C11¥1otte Stant, at ranny Ass1n1ti1m's home o sm. u..·. Mtttllta tt MWs . -9:30- • (() lllJ Tiit JtfftfllllS (R) Part three of lour parts Enlhus111hc about 111s idea of rem11n1n1 1n tt1w10 with Louise permanently. Gtor1e t11es lo enhsl Tom Withs' help to ptnuade lo111se .......... e lfeltll ~ LHt en.t...i11e111t1c m .._. "' o-1ii,. 10:00 • lllJ Tr.,,., ...... 11.D. °' Gon10 Gates 1s. pitched into 1 maelstrom ol 1mo11ons with lhe sud den reappurance ol h11 Iona lost l11htf ........ • (niest ..... , ltwf • w..v """"' ...... 0 Ylc lfMMl's T_. t. llM f• lwt (C.C) tD Stew ....... ..... ff tlle MM4s St•• Allen tont111uu thl dis cussion of population control, "" enlt1f)f1se and sodal m011hty with birth control advocate M111111t S.ncei. rtliaious leldtr Mahatma Gandhi and lou11d1n1 lither of mod trn capitalism. Adam Smith. 8 M ftltlft '111t L1dy with a Limp" -10:30- 1""' ' ..... ...,9-.tt a&-......_ .... ""' tttr)On•'• Mrjoytd at .... close Ann and .. •• ~-11 :00 """'°" tactpt Alea. 1111o _. II e e e c <II ID O ..._ """ hotlilrtY tonl&.W, 1...., ...... 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WATCH "NEWPllT tlJW" .wt Linton (ttandlng~ host, talk.a wloo-hosta Don Port•r end Palo• Hargrove WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS lOAM and 7PM 7PM CAIU CHAllll. 24 ~ .. TELEPROMPTER '1n Tiie Niie lntnst" For .......... C41164'..a• Por 5-Ylce ,.._. C411 '42-J260 , ... 1 .. I 0 HEER. MAI &. IA I , : ,. . h pl1ad1d for her lit&\ Wlllwpl1a bQrgalnWlfhhitklllw? Is "'ere any justice at all? KNBC has assigned a team of top investigative reporters to take a hard look at the failure of our justice system. If you are fed up with living in fear watch • this special series of reports by Warren Olney, Doug Bruckner, Joe Ramirez and Paul Dandridge. Watch "Injustice For All?" this week at S & 6 P.M. "N.. . 4 at5tdl ~~~b~. \ • r ~umpl~ Si.xty Yecirs of SeCluction a • Some of Hollywood's most glamorous stars are feetured. Pictured are three famous Hurrell photos.' (clockwise) JH n Harlow. Greta Garbo and John Barrymore and Jane Russell. Changing sexual attitudes toward romance and seduc- tion In Am"erlca. as reflected in the movies from the 1920's to the 1980's and seen through the dramatic and comedic perform4nces of some of the world's most revered.' adm1ted, loved and fantasized about actors and as:tresses, highlight Sixty Ye.trs of Seduct10n. an ABC two-hour special airing Monday at 9PM The program,,produced by Rastar·Brfce/Garen Produc- tions In association with Columbia Pictures Television. Is comprised of hundreds of clips of romantic Interludes culled from more than 400 memorable movies produced dunng the last 60 years. James Garner. Angie Dickinson (pictured on the cover), Robert Urich and Victoria Pnnclpal star In sketches intro- ducing a series of themes illustrating how the major roman- tic stars of the past six decades mirrored thelf fans' Ideals and fantasies Sandahl Bergman. a leatured performer in movie All That Jazz. 1s featured in two ma1or dance productions from a saloon in the wlld West to a dimly lit cabaret in 1930"s New York The dance sequences were lllmed at the Handlebar • Saloon in Pasadena. Calif and at an antique auto garage The tur(l-<lf-the-century comedy sketches featuring the principals were filmed at the Mayfair Music Hall in Santa Monica. a theater club noted for its Gay Nineties decor More than 400 feature films represenling every major studio in Hollywood were screened for the selection of scenes lor the special Although primarily Involving screen seduction from 1920 to 1980. the program goes back to the '"first kiss ... hi med by Thomas Edison in 1896 and explores the controversy surrounding this and other early depictions '01 seductions on silver screens at the time The film cllps are erranged In a unique style. ,.qu ring minimal narration as each scene flows Into th• next. creat· Ing a nostalglc, lhought·prO\IOl(lng, runny and Mxy lnlight Into the history of romance In American movies. The program explorea the attractive qualities unique to each star. from the phys cal glamour of MX goddesaet like Marilyn Monroe and Alfa Hayworth, to the hlgh·splrlted Independent women like Barbara Stanwyk and Jane Fonda. The magnetic appeal of swashbucklera like Errol Flynn and tough gllys like Humphrey Bogart contrasts with the lure of ahy Jamff Stewart and Gary Cooper or a sensitive Robert Redford. Through their films we ... Hollywood's ever-· changing portrayal of loYe. romance, and relation1hlp1 as It has mirrored and molded the Ideal• and fantasies of genera· tlons of American men and women. Among the films seen. sparking many a happy memory. are Morroco. Camille, Some Like It Hot, Ro$e Ma11e. 10. The Wlty We were. To Have and Have Not. Algiers, R«J Dust, Platinum Blonde, Th• Maltese Falcon. The Graduete. He/rs Angels, Without ReseNatfons. Smokey and th• Bandit, two Valentino films: Son of the Sheik and The Sheik, Saturday Night Fever and True Heart Susie. • With 600 tTours of movies to watch, producers Scott Garen and John Brice, uaocl1te producer Joie Garen and film editors Biii Cartwrlgtlt and Howard Brock. used a special device which allowed them to see pictures at twice and four times norm1I speed. The rffultant squeaky di· alogue was reduced to a lower pitch which permitted them lo understand what the film actors were saying. Despite the feeling they were being se~ a banquet at a flillt food franchise. screening the films very quickly was thetr goal Even though the 400 films were divided among the five of them, It still took weeks to see all the pictures. Stills from the 40-year collection ol lamed and legendary Hollywood photographer George Hurrell are seen during the special and 1n the end credits And s11111 especially shot for S1.rcty Years by Harry Langdon, contemporary photogra- pher of the stars. are also Included arJu..~.1Mr• • Robert Urich, V1cfom1 Pnncipal (I) and Angie Dickmson serve as nosts , •. ..... She's gorgeous. With . another planet. Watch an exquisite beauty thJt sometimes intimidates people. So much so, they treat her like a thing, not a peraon. l;.lke someone from I . :·eeauty: Blessing or Curse?:' Dr. William Radar's eye- opening Eyewitness N.ews Closeup. Tonight and every night this week. , ·. .. Join Dr. Art Ulene as he shows you how you can fl(ld fulfillment because of your age ... not in spite of it Watch "Improving With Age:' a special follow-up to last year's Eyewitness News Closeup. All this week and next Part1 EYEWITNESS MEWS~4PM Because there's more to life than news. weath,•r and sport1. ~' ~ . --~ Design ~--· genes. ~ _;.~ .......................... ~~~~ ~. . ~~ ~ Genes fashioned by scientists. 8 _ -~~ 1 Will they prolong the best years of l. Y your life? Watch "The Search for ~ r Eternal Youth," with Dr. Joyce Brothers.. ~ 1 ~ A special Eyewitness News Closeup, --...:::: ~ tonight through Friday. It all begins within this little cell :~ EYEWITNESS , NEWS(l}SPM Because there's more to life than news. weather and sports. P ... 11 TV WEEK, MAY 3, 1981 u:oe • e "u ........ ,. .. ( ... t '35-Joltll Way111. ll:Jt ~ ...,. Patt I. (dra '64-Jolln Way1t. Clelldie Car ult, ltita ltarwortll. Lloyd Nolan. lt1cl111d Conte. Jolla SfM~ M AnltfiCH ClttllS Clntf "' c ... .,. Jtwdla lot .... ill ls.I lie lo-ltd IS rears bdof t whoM dlutllttt lie Illas rwtd. u ••• .., ......... Mn" (dr1) '50-Kd i*lllU. lnre11 Bacall. Tiie Stofy of 1 Jan trumpeter's 11St to lame 111d lht 1111 who almost destroys it all. l:tO ... ,.., lllPt .. CIHb'' (com) '71-Ceorae C. Scoll. JNnnt Woodwttd, Jack C'ifford. Tiit story of an ••·ltida• wllo belltm ~e·a Shtr'°" Holmes and his psych1at11st t11al0ft1 named Watson who track down Ille dues lead1111 to 111 ntor "°" nna i:te a "Tiie '-'-et .....,.. .. Plrt I (adv) '61-Creaory Pte•. Onid NiYtt1, Anthony Qui11n J:JI e "f*Y P..ts" (com) ·so- Bol> HoPt. Lucille Ball, Bruce Cabot. Jack Klrkwood I •V•NllNQ t 1:00 •• IDBltws e • CJ) CII 0 IZll ltws ........... enc Tac~ • 11•a•s•tt -~Tlllla D llle Oric11* """-ill Art ·~ ... 8 k C..,.ny .... -r· >-.,., . -1:30- ()) (J)@ O ltws ellll,.,.sWiW (fl ..,.,...., ...... Wa.tttr .TIM...,ltillsi.. • ...._wittlClete..._rts ra 111·a~" llSWieS.. 7:00 aee1D1tws CJ) .,.., lllilll • "'"' °"' ... (I) Tk TIC °"Ill .. .....,. 9 ..... "iffili Sllow • 121 11"A"S•H lIJ To T .. Ille Trlltll • TIM Shotts If SH f ruchal 0 Faltf«wrd • °"' fay (C-C) ·~·-r 9 lllacW!lttwtf ..,_,, -7:30- • z • Ille '""' CJ) ...,,, °"' ... • Fltllt ltdl ~ Dl'lill Httowltz • SIOaTS: llMNtl The C.h1orn1a Aneels vs. lht New York Y1nkees. . .....,...., ~--(1) Pfll lltpllM I ., ......... ...... ,..., az••a-s ... a..,_,-. 0,,..... • "' lldlellll*tr llfllrt .. ,..., .... ..... * .. Ola ... a.. CC.() 8100 e Cl> 0 VICIAl: ._ ._,. All Allerlcll Mn Wllt11 lup 8illl 11y't ntplltw, Clrdt. as&s for "'." in p1..-111a t0r '" Aiiitrict.n '"''atY lest, lup IWddHly ....... SUI* Pt(rlot tlld ~lo 1tlal1 1111 vtrtlon ol th aatio•'s ator -·· . • ID 8 Uttrt ..._. • tilt lll'1lrit (C-C) Patt OM ol two parts. "Tiie lOlt Ones" Cllatles tn1Jtts' COtftlllCNI ..,.. is O'ltrrvlecl by his llt1rt •~ two orpllaned ~unptt11 111111 to 111111 lollowln1 the death of their ~rents. • CJ) <II IJI Tlltt'1 lacrtdlMt fealures Include tl1t ..se of tmrs to ftfhl eri11e. Ille use of hypnosis to mah dentistry ~1111tu; 111d Ille d1n1erous world ol bolt q rlll1nc. ... : ., "( ...... ,. ('11) ·43 (211n)-Hu1119hrey Boprt. lnand Beraman. Paul HtNttd Rlc•'s 11111-bllna cai.no ,,.., wlle11 an old '°"-.walks 1A, bon1Jnc bet hasballd. a fre11efl heeclom lttdet fleti•& trom Ille NallS . ,.. ....... • lltVlt: "(Kapt fr•• •• , •• c..ty" (susp) '71 (2hrs)-Jaclyn Smith, Mitchell Ryan The wile of ' wulllty rancher runs away and ea· poses "" husballds flnanc1al wrone dotnp, 1eopardmn1 lttt life 0 "911 ,.,..,.,... &:1 ltn Allctiell 'll (4hrs) Ton1cht 5111\fh Ille Optn111 of lhtt annual lund111s1n1 l1lev1sed Auction and marls the f11st of seven consec:ulrtt n1pts of b1ddi111 br viewtrs on a vast array of items I (JI Qarle CM,lie c:..My TIMater I -1:30-' a (I) <IJ) 111•a•s•H .(lhr) <RJ Members of the 4077111 are unable lo 1 sleep· wllen they must wrestle with the sweltenna summer heal u well I u is.sorted pert0nal ptobltms (See I 9PM listill&) • eore1 awtttt I G) a.,1{"9 !II SCI f11l11rt "S•eel Rosie O'Cr1dy" 9:00 -t:•- • ([I) ..... c.la (R) Nttt ltalqlon ~tal'a ......... . dlla.alldJ OIM ol lbf Msi .... OI tllt 1talf IO bt (ltd Jot IPPttflllt n.dt It a 'lifht' 11111111111. Or M1cllHb H4 Ann d1Sc0ttr slit dances 111 • pontt 111en'1 club .s .. 11 •c.t. 10&00 9 CD llJ LM Crut lllrs. Pyl)t.llotl t11lttrs • 1111r.srvt strob and s she lits Mar dt1tll. IM T nb td4tort &•I into • fipt wit~~ lllOMY4MlllCfY II .... rMt C9111rol of tM ~=. :1:t: ...... .. aa.a ..... .... .......... -lO:JO-.. ., ....., Ill ~· n..tn: , .. c.M· ..... (t.C) 11:00 ••(J)dl(J)a:J llows e uaa .... •S..rTrel ............. ;.... 1-ll•A•S•tf - TIM....,Millsa.. @ ..,..., (C-C) -11:30- • Cll UJ) ~ "Qlilcy, ILL.. ""'"' ()" 8 ID Qt,.,_, C.11111 • CD al CllJ II~ • Ut'• 11• • °"' ......... 4 ·• llrttb . .. •c..-.• .. ' 12100 ........ •ct>lll•f ....... ..... .............. -~-.. -12:31-• a e Tiii r .... r .. s... CNll " Celli __ ..,..,. 1:00 ·'-~ .... ~ ........ Ille w.N es.to.. • ..... w..l .... -1:10-. ............. ......,,. ('11) ·~1 -ca? C11n1. Otborall Kerr, Ridlard Otn111n1. Cathleen NHbitt, Robert Q. ltw1$ A h•11dS0111e pttyboy falls in love ••Ill a 1111 on shipboard. They decide to wail 111 months bt fore m111111t but then lraeedy stnku <11 au..u IZI Ta T .. tllt Trfltll -1:30-..... : ................ " (dra) '63-Jose furec.. Horst Bue~· llolz Th story ol tllt last lloun of India's Mlhat1111 Gandhi ts wen tllrouth Ille eyes of his 1SWS111 -2:25- ..... ; "TIM Pttrifit4 Ftf. tat" (dr1) '36-Humphrer Boprt. Betit Davis, Leslie How11d A wriltf wanders into a small service station In Am0111's Petrified foitsl and be· comes 1nvotved with romance. 9 Cll Cl) 11-A•S•H Maior Will· thtsler becomei :ncrtaS1naty reclu· Slve and 1ntrospectrve alter a S111per at11ea Oii the camp (Rescheduled) e a a .... ,.: "ll11der 111 Tt111" Cone!. (dra) '81 (2hrs)-Sam \; Elholl, 1Utha11ne Ross, Andy Griffith. f ilfrlh fawttll Dr Jolin Hill's ste· ond wife. Ann. d1~rces him after bteom1n1 convinced thal ht mur Oered his first wife and m1y be 1,.,1n1 lo kill htr. too 8 CJ) <II 8 SPECIAL.: SiltJ fun If So4lldilll (2hrs) An amus 1n1 and dtum111atin1 tool! at the areales1 romantte him slars 111 si1 deudes of f1lmmak1n1 feahmne Utt hoshn& talenls ol James C.r1rr, An· cie Odinson. Robert Unch. Vic1or1a Pt1nc1p1I and Sandahl Ber1111an Q) lltrv Griffill Slllw 18 fre4rk a..,111: A Vora11 willl .,rtll ,, .. Rumpled Detective Mick "the Biter· Beti.r (Bruce w.ttz) thal'ff a quiet moment wllh his "dream girt" (Gela Jacob- son). untll the shocks him with her own agg'9Ulve behav- lor. In "Your Kind, My Kind, Human Kind" on NBC'• Hiii Street BIUH, Tuetday at 9PM . WllMIUMT (~ 1>1otect a prelly woman ludct lrom a killer's wrath U @ •at ,..,._ (C.() Fu luies uldude female puzt f11httrs a PfOhle of a handiupped ran1er 1n Yosemite. a man who loves to pta1 his violin rn a Beverly Hills men's room, auto racina. and ·a visit to an annual festival hononne 1 noto11ous 19th century madam. • llewit: "fllt of f•ry 11" (dra) '80 (2hrs)-lltuce LI " man returns to his natrve China to settlf down after his adttntU1ts 1n Japan • (II' Cifutest AilltrkH Here "fire Man" Ralph's super powers. Slit's eovernment know !low and Pam's te11t tactics blaze into action to ward ott the Cl,., the IRS, trusury aeents and the loe1t police altei one of Ralph's students be comes the p11me suspect 1n a se11es of dramatic fires CJ lhtit: "fitzwittr'' (com) '67 (211rs)-0d Van Dyke, Barbara f el don "" eldtrly dowacer un11me she 1s llO• penniless. continues to lrve rn quiet tu•ury donatina lo var1 ous char1hes Her faithful butler and his staff mastermind intricate thefts from department slc>,ts and use the proceeds to keep her''Cbecks from boullClll& • • All • die fllll!y • llewit: "TM ltta~iuk lW" (com) '72 (2h<s)-Chartes Cfod•n. Cybil Shepherd A newly wed man falls 1n love with another wom.tn on his honeymoon, and d1v0f'ces Ills wile to merry her O 'HIMlf r ... 9 llUT.Alctlell 'II (•hrs) -1:30-.,..,... ACROSS a> CUl}till ID) HAWIAll • HALL Of FAM£ "Casey Stenael" 9J Halt•rt Mall tf fa111r. C.., Stinett 9:00 U (I) Cl}) llltwlt : "The ;Hiit· 111u a.lit" (dra) '81 (2hrs)-Ratph Waite. Juhe ~asso, Jerry Zaks. The story of father Bern11cl P111no. a socrallr conctrned and OCUSIO!lally controverml prttSt, wllo sucldtnty finds h1msett under arrest fQf a wies of stickups ol smaU · storet 1n Ottaware. 11 l2Jl QJl Dlff'rtllt Strtla (C-C) "Room IOf One More'' When one of his school chllms is laced with lmnc sent to an Of'ph1n11e. Atnold hides him 1n ll1t Orummond's putllouse until he can as-his stepfalhfl lo let hrs fnend live with Jhem • (I) C1J1 IZI A•tricH Drta• "Casey's Romance" Oanny end Don· na Novak uperrence the 1neu1sll of a miscarrilae of thtll' lourth child, and' still enother deep d1seppointment 1;1en their 17-yur·old son. Casey. tails so deeply 1n love with a 1VOm1n ten years hlS stniol that he 111 llOVllCtS lie is leaYifll IMNllt IO lllOft 1n with her 111d her touna son • lien GriftM .. • a w.1111 s,.ciat -9:30- D l2IJ Fath ef Utt (R) ''W!lo f.m 11" T ootie falls in· love '°' the hist time and bealns to 11pe111nce doubts about herself and her sclloOI f11ends. Gc.iu t.lMN DOWN a ~:-m a .... .,._... • -T.,......tc111u1· 1 .._... • ,......., . .._. -..... • 0..:1-• ---,. .,. -,...... .,.. . ....,,...,,,.... .......... 11 ·-............... , ...,, ......... __, I··--11 .,., _.. ..... u ---'-• ..... 11 ..., _ _._.... ,._..... 14 .....,_ . ~..... .. ,.___.. __ ll -·-• ........ NJ 17 -a..u~--• ,_......,. at......., .. .,_......_ a ..... ... • -ei-. ...... ... • ..,........... 17 •• ,,._ .. ...... . .,..._ • ----• •Olmf'•••n-· --.... ............. . ............. .... : ==-er • ::.... ..... . .. LA • • .._. ..... ·-...... . ................ ·-W-.ft•lllJ &lttf••llbMlllllic 10:00 8 (II Qlilcy ''V111t ol Fear' To stop cnme 1n thew 11ei&11borhood. two brothers orpn1ze 1 v11il1nle comm11tee. bul 11 n only altei one of them IS sl11n that the surYiYOI' ••II lrsten lo Quincy's 1dv1ce • • litws • (I) CII Veaaf"French Twist" Dan taies charce of a bizarre UIOrtlOll murder case fQf hn d1sh1n1 French delecllvt luend, Nicholas Rimbaud, wllt11 a plot lo blldmarl a nnc ol male prostitutes eaplodes into YIOltnce ........... 0 rtfllllHE: Stard1 for Alta· ...., t\t Gnat ., llldlt a lleclM -10:30-.. ., ... 9 .W s,edat n. AM Anlly 11:00 •• DO """ •Cf)(Jl80 1hws . •Stir'"' • n. ......,.. """ • 1•a•s•tf • n. ....., Nil .. 0 $UlilulJ AB -11:30-• 0 ... : .. .,._ s...~ (susp) '77-Julie Ch11s1Je. fllt1 We1vv, Geml C11ham, Barry Kroeer e @DJelMMlfCll"llll • ()) (JI • lliPtlile. •Ut'• .. •hll ....... Klctii ...... 0 Mert'a tt Y• ltelfttl (C.c) ..... IV WEEK. MXf J. 1081 O~UCllews 12:00 • 1114me: ''Tiit K1111•4 11111" (mys) '6>-.Robelt Culp, Vera Miles • a 111e to.. ..,, -~· •Missielltmpm!Me • Cl,ilolt4 Ale ..... -12:30- • ID 0 Tiit Tt1Hrrow Show CMSt lo c.t m011ts..,.._ 1:00 ~ ,... ......... tM Wtt\41 • Mowie: ''Ship ti Fools" (dra) '6S-Vivlen le11h. Lee Marvin m WofW llttwM flews -1:10- • llewit: "1'11 Ill• • Hllllte4 tlillMff" (dla) '71-Roaer M001e. Otaa ~P-9'0!. H1tde1ard Neil 121J Tt Td Ille TMll -1:30- .., llltM: wJat ftr Ytu" (mus) '52-Natahe Wood, Bina Crosby . 2:00 • ... : "Tiit lllOlt ., tM tt.t." (dn) 'SS-Robert Mrtcllum, Shelley Winters. lrlhan Crsll 4 psy chopathl( killer posina IS a Pf'UC:htl lellOffltS I Widow Ind her two chil- dren when lie tries to find SI0,000 and only the children know IM h•d· '"I place. • ~ 'Wt Wild hctlfi" "fr ......... -3:45-.... : "S.O.S. ,adfic" (die) '64-Rldllrd "'1enbotouah THHAY MAYS ............ = ......... om1•1 "°' . .... "',., t.111mhrce, .. .._ .,,. ...... llYTWIMOMS llM • '1.eltlW Tr.r (wn) '36-Johll WfYM. 11:30 • "Ort• h'W" Co11el. (dia) '64-Jo1111 W1yne. C1111d11 C.rdi1111t. Rtlt Heyworth: Lloyd 1Co1M. R~11d Co11tt 12:M • "Cr"'"4 5'J'' ('11) 'i0-D1n1 Attdrm. [frtM Zwn bll\Jt ''· rwo planes.• tomlll4f· • clel tllpt 111d a Nlvy ftl, wt Naded lor disnttr IS tllty tC1 p~ Udl otlltl I :ti • "MllJ, QMtTI " Sc:ilb" Pett I. (dr1) ·n -Wanma Red1,.v1. Gindi IKUOll J:tl • "Tiit '-" ........... Co~I "Tlle 11111 M1t L.-c.t DI*"-P111 I. (wes) '7J-8urt Rt~notds. Sarah llliles. ltt I. CGbb, Jack Warden l :• • "Tiit ScMf ....... (d11) '60-Robert Stack, Ket111n ~n11. Neville Bland. 11¥b11a Nichols. Elliot Neu 1nd the Untouchabln tackle tlle Al Ca po111 ''"' I •V•tHNG 1:00 •B CIJUIDIBllews -~­••rn a1a11ews e Tk Tee Dllcll • SPORTS: l1sthll (Continued lron1 4 30PM) fhe LO$ AnltfH Ood& e11 1t the Pl11ladelpll1a Plulhn • GeM fllMS OOf brt11..Wlll111 • a Tiit Eledrk c.,.,,., -6:30- (J) CIJ (J}) a ....,. • Tiie """' .... (llltf., lllllltr • "' ...., Hill s.... • ....._, wftll Clett llolMrts 121 M'A-S•H a~s.. 7:00 ···~""" CJ) .,.., lliler • HIM 0.,. ApNI Tktic o..p = :.."'!:tlfflll SM tDI Tt T .. Ille T~ • Tiie Sbtfb ti S.. frll!CdCO 9 G« ... "-tM lif""'4 u, fD °"' bit (C·C) a 111•A•s•w e tinfl11f1 a AIMr a lhcWfl•••m a.,.11 -7:30-• t• ttieT ... CJ) """ Days fcaill • a a fa.a, Ftlld • Siii Jll "' .[,.•I.A (I) "' lhful• • fa ttlt ltaic • (J}) 111•A•S•H a 1¥rwy lllllltr a c.i.· Cai• ., Tiie flbdW/ltllftr lt"'1 ...... Lejtl ....... •lrOO • @ ....., b W D ns!lf hlS ~ft'1 llVllllS I~ I lelld IHCUlttlOll out •lttr Ceoio11$1s COllVll\Ct htm lllat Palmwstowft If lbOllt 10 btwme I ll Dtl boM tOWft 8 U Leh "Kff P 01 8«il11' v Tiit llllSllW o1 011t ol lobo's "'lwlfr1t11ds Is ~ of tl1t 11111rdtr of a llobllot r• 1111 INal and lobo 1$ Ill IN middle •hie: "liter '" ;. .. tf .,..11 (dta)-Bruct lM Mta out to mnat Ille raPt 1nd death of hu ~· tollSlft •Cll r.9.....,...,_-H 1rid L 8. romer" Aft OUtllltold ermy re111111ton thrttttns Ill• IMC ewaltW ftlltnc of Riclltt •rid Lon lklll's weddl111beth11111~ ro1111t 1nd Rottr hltclt lft 1ftte111011s mtnnec of m1lllfll0fly. Cl)llle ...... ...... ''Ille Lllltly ~" (niys) 'Q (211fs)-K"'Y Cu1tdt110. Olna Memll, Joseph Colttll A pn.ate lnvestl&alor cets h1mstll on lht wronc side ol tht la wllen lie searches kw hes clttnt's m41rdt1tr ..... ttlt fllllilJ e ....._: "C1d1•lni•H Part I. (dra) '81 (~h11)-8arbar1 Eden. Dan Hautrty It is lt1rlltd thll 1n ucJu SIVt cofldo11un1um development has t1111ty constr11ctt0n ind could be destroyed 1n I hu11le1ne OStdtur,At• • lCET Allctiell '11 (411ri) (11 lllylttryl: S\rrt111t Criitl (C.C) -1:30- • (]) Cll 18) Llftr• I Sllir1ey "Out, Out Demned l'lolllw Lil'fernt and Slmlers lormer no 11011sense dull 1nstn1ctor, St1, Plaut-who hu aone AWOL wtth a bloken heart- p1tchts her pup tenl 1n the 111ts' a111rtment. lud1ne 10 1 ctiaoltc con fronl1t1on w1lh the m1111ary pohce V1C•1 Lawrenct euests ...... ,..,.. • "'llbpzi• 0 fnt ftnr1r4 IJUI sa... Dt Iris c~ 9:00 D (I) <ll1 llt¥it: "lrMti! '"""· ise" (dra) ·s1 (2hrs)-Chrts Satan don. Melissa Mtehaelsen The story of the phcllt ol ne11«ted children 1nd lheu stiugle lo remain to1et11er D @ 0 Hilt Slfeet llMs "Po hce Captain Frank ru11llo bmes himself fOf the full 51rett 1mpect of the armed 111d newly sancttoned v1&1lante merchants usn Mun while. furillo 1s incensed when LaRut's alllOfous pursuit ol buullful rv news reporter. Cynthia Chase. almost blows up 1n htl lace as he tues to cuddle Mlh her du11n1 an armed stakeout, and Officer Hill ton1ue lashes his P•tlner, Olltctr Ren~o for his tavthtr 1t11h1de and lack of professt0nahsm on Ille 1ob • CJ) cm a Thrtt'I Com,111t (C.() 'Dyine to Meet You" Jack eels 1 prevttw of the 1rut hereafter wllen C11ry hatches a plan lo save lack lrom lhe JHfous boyfriend of a 1111 who's after hem .. ...,. "lttl•SMw 9 1111"*"1! S.rftlllt CrM 0 "°'' (C.C) -9:30-• rn cm a T .. a... ltf c... f1r1 "Cosmic Cow vs the 0¥11 Olhce" Henry adds some sharp poftl· 12:00 e Mtwit: "fltwtr Dr1111 Soni'' (mus) '6l-N1ncy Kwan D (]) ®J f2I) Movie: '1h1 Ust11" (dra) '78-Jeclyn Smith. Join Fontaine. To111 Curlts, Rtd Buttons John Forsythe Ceorce Ham•llon Darren McCav1n O'u"""• ... lllislilrl 111,.;lllt m Ca,tilne4 A.IC llews -12:30- D O QJ) The Tomorrow Show Cust It Coast a> OM Step hytlld 1:00 G Psyclllc PlleftOIMN, Ult World ..,. m Mlwit: "St1irway to Hutti!" (Ian) '46-DIVld Niven. Krm Hunter, Raymond Musty, Mauus Go11n1 .., WorW llttworl ..... -1:30- .., Movie: (II! '1Joll11ny C"t" (mys) '63-Henry Silva 2:00 ·a Mowit: "Tiier•'• llo l11ii11us like Show lush1ea" (mus) '54- Ethtl Merman Dan Darley Don1ld 0 Connot. M1tzy Gaynoi e llowlu . "Poppy.'' "Tiie 11•• 0.1111.t" -2:30- • llloviu : "Ga111e 11 Du th." M¥w4tr Witheut Turs" 121) To Tell tlle Trlllll lw•DHSDAYI .. ,. ,., ................ "'"' Ml NYTMl PllOUMft. ... ,..,,.,ca 't 11 .,. .. .., ....... DATTWliiiii J ·~.. • .... ffMlll(' (RS) 'JS-Jollfl Wlfllt- 11:30 • • ...,_. .. u." (wa) '73-Lu Vin Cl ttl, A~tOlllO S.b1to, Lionel Stander U:M e "list tf £4t•" (draJ SS-l1111t1 Dt111, Jwltt Harr" A drama ol huslraled love M· tween a f1th1r and ht$ two aons 1:00 ....... ,,. 0--., ic.'' Concl (drl) '12-Vanew Red travt, Clend1 Jadson 3:00 .,.. 111111 ..... L.-tit Dlllcllt" Concl (wts) '73.-Sllrt R.eynolds ~rill Miia. let I Cob~. J1c~ W11den Ceorce H1m1llon. Bo HOflkrns. 3:30 e "fatller C..S." (com) '6~ Cary C11nl. Lnhe Caron. lrtvor Howard. Jack Good 8V•NlllG 1:00 D m (() (JI) llll lhwl •• (])(Il)90 ..... . ......, ..... a nc Teco.p m SPORTS: lastllall (Conltnued from 4 30PM) The Los Anaeles Dod1 ers at lhe Ph1ladelphra Phtlhu .., GeM fllllt$ @ MtrkH Slltft $WJ fl!> <9 The Elldrk C-lllflJ -6:30- ~ .... a ni. , ... ,,. wr.w CIDl .. ,.., .. , .. , Q)TMltMrHillSMw flit ....... wttllCi.t.lllMrtJ QI) lll•A•S"ft ID Stlldlo Set 1:00 DUii@ ,._ CJ) la111tJ Miller • Ham Oars Acain \ CD Tk Tee Dousti Cil .. ...,. cm Men Griffi11 Show (J}) To T tll tllt T rutll Cl) T1M str..U of S.. Fralldtce @ fttlillc Fr" fD Oftr bl' (C.C) IBJ M•A•S•H O)AprHitll4oaMlr 1B tilt lhdltil/utlrer R.,.,t -7:30- • Z Oii tlM T"" Cl) "'"' O.rs Asahi II 121 0 Fatdy fetid g Stla Na Na 8 Itel""" S.uarn (I) l'M Maauint Cil rm t11e lhrlic m (J}) 11•A'S'H O lar11t7lllilt1 0 Tilil Old HMM (C·C) fD Tiit llltclltil/ltllrtr Rt,erl IE) .... 4'L.;. a S.ardl ... Aleu• tllt ""' 8:00 8 (J} hes (R) Enos becornts a one min pohce force •he11 an ep1dtml(.. ol 'Blue flu· s111~es the department and he's lelt alone to ..... 11 fllDAY (c.llH .. ) 8 § ID S,ECIAL: Donis Ille lltuct Mltlle<'s Day s,.ciel Dennis 1s up to his usual m1scl11ef 1n thrs 1n1mated spttlll when, hn1nt no n'lolhtr of his own. ht dtc1des to tau his childless ne11t.bol Mfi Wilson. ou1 for 1 Mother's Day trut • MIN: "Ina Lee, t11t 1"'*'- Me" (dra) (Zhrs)-A student ol Ku111 Fu turns bad and lllOtlltr student must seek to riaht 1115 temble wronl$ • Cil <II 121 ..... All Shook Up" Benson and Clayton newer quite the best of fnencls. must hvt or die toaether 1n an intense chain ol oents when an mthquake traps tht 1nta1oms1s 1n a sm1ll room of the uetuhwe mansion e MIN: "ltMlpl..t 1t lhlrM· Mrc" Concl (dra) '61 (Zhrs)- M111m1han Schell, Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster A courtroom drama. f1c1tonally based on German w11 Cltmlnal trials e nl llapzh1e e lllMlt : "FllN" (dra) (2hrs) '76-Robert Culp, Martin M1lntr Two heflcopltr pilots rusll to the atd of a town after i1 1s flooded when the dim ~t1ks. a P'11£111£11f: tllliffJtetJ .-.cn~'ll a w.11 Str"' w... -1:30-• ID a Het,et v ... , nA (R) "Mail and female" Stella mu querldts as an 0tl·t1Ch middle east ern pnnceu to &ti back at Ille mtddtaomt Flota, wflo Ills bun tampenn1 wt1h he1 111111 • • w cra er.• lit "'1 ... "S M I L l btrybody" Diana rllShes to the resell• wlttt1 Kat111 pns a wlf help CJOllP and bec:tlftes ffty out ipoUn, thereby httpt11C llttwlf out oh ~ .-e...i ... o•om a Mr <C-'> ............ a w1.ei1n.-..... lll .... • 111 Ntws .., World tletwot~ """ IS SKta....te Wtt~ ill Rttlft G) leottle I Mocllt (II 1111 111.,.rs' Jolrnal -10:30- 111 WT A4ld*' 'II m • m 11ars (lil flit ln .. ...,.. 11:00 9 D <IZO "- • Star Tttl • 9'211 "-• n.. 11tw1ywM ea .. • 111•a•s•H ID flit '-1 Hitt Sllw 9 flit lhw Vtice USMM ''..-.S -11:30- • ([2) llO'flt: "Tiit Great Sen t and C.tlluse Th1111dar" (com) '76-lee Ma~1n. Robert Culp. Ohm Reed, Chtabeth Ashley. II 0 a loll1111y C.IWll • CJ) (II a llip tlint Ill Let'• ...... 0.11 m Mowlt: wo.r· (dra) '71-Den· n1s Weaver. T 1m Herbert. Charles Peel, Edd1i Fuestone • DallCI ''"' 9 0,... lllM ., .... 9 C.ptlont4 UC llews 12:00 e liletlt: "Horrer et Dracula" (hor) ·sa-Peter Cuslunc. Chnsto- pllfr ltt Every n1cltl lor 600 YHrl D11eula rises from lus cofhn bed lo Hf'-t~t warm blood he nteds to ketp htmselt alive • w a , "*" -~· • •rtt11 -~-lltwt -12:30-e o ........ ~tO 1:00 ~ ,... .......... Ult WotM .w.w ..... .... -f:lO- • NNWtet -1:30-. ~ .... ~ ........ • ..... S.." e hwlt: "•l11tt•ert I• W11'' (hof) '69-C.mtron ~cliill. Miit Htl111 A f111101111ctor. burned 1nwu • it.ts a wa1 111mtl111 alld dtshoys Ill ofll15 ... l!liei 9 TtT•tlltT,_. ar00 ....... ..,..., t4 , .... ..... ...,.,,-., ........... "WIH--..... 1-t ,....,....,. (dla) '71 -NU Dttlef -tft.1-. ..... : ....... ...,. .. (ft)··~--~. -.... . ltcWy Sciltt .......... ... 1wes 1ttt II"'"*..,...........,, ..... ~"""' .... """ ......... 111111 ""' It llttf ....,.. l100 .... ......... ..... (lier) ·n-r.t c... •-..;A• ........ ......., .......... . .... -.......... .. .... ., ... .... ,-SATURDAY MORNING e:oo • Cl) s-rttt $...-, ·~ D c.-.llitJ FttAld -6:30- 8 ltiftWtlV CJ) ni. Alt1re e Tltlt's Cat e <Illt'sTMf a-.. Cl) Vtice of Acrk•lt»r• • °"" a Gt11at11 m s,u• Out ., .... ,ltttlll m c.,,tltMd AIC t1tws (21) T-lrM, luncll IJJ Hot Flldtt 7:00 e Ovsty'a Tr....._ • D a w z111111tt1t1 "-• • racttttttn • CJ) <II rai S.,effrltlldt ..... , (I) TY I lMlt 11 ltlfllilll • lit( h4et Sltew mT11"'*-t m u.1'1111 -7:30- • tlarlt's lllck .. lbcNt en.., .. ...,... Cl) lldllhfN • Tiie ~ Mtttl mo .... .,,, .... • Gtttill' O¥tf •V..-...S.. ........ 8:00 9 Cl)®T•& .1trTJ e raa i-..,.....a. ...... • w a. a 111nt1c .... BUfO • M"lt : "'r11t £1,ectatlHs" (dra) '47-Anthony Wiper, fln!Jy Currie. Jean S1r1n11001, John "''"" Alec Gu1nnet1. ., S,.111''""9 ...... -1:30-• Cl> ID Tiie llp ...,, .. ........ • bt"""' • CJ) D 8 llullcllft . ....,,.,, .Lift ... Ill •'*'• 9:00 •J!1r • e wt11e r.a ..... ........ •C•o r' .. .... U!F--1:::::: . TV WEEK. MAY 3. ~ Christine l\Julmann, 811~11 Carroll, Fernando Rey tD~lur (R) 9 WaltitlctN W ... iti ...... -10:30- • a..ricl'a r., r .. •rn ca~ •MWt&c.t• • ......,hK.11 tD Tllls OW .._. a._...""""' 11:00 8 Clll TM ,.,_ KM D ID IUJ SPO«TS: lneW The Houston Astros at the C111e1u1t1 Rtd' OR the San Francisco C11nts at the Montml bpos • Sf'OJTS: World Clta111,it11sltif Tttlllis Com111 of the S320.000 WCT Cllallen1e Cup • CJ) (11121 WHkHd s,.cial (R) Part II "Zack and the M1tK Factory" CD "CM CME CEllTIAL" • Sltp by Sltp Tips for Car a.111irs & Up'""' • Cir C.re Cllltrel mw.-.-wtt11 111 ..., CD LllCM Ullft • flit ..... bcb111t -11:30-• w a. a A11tr1ta11 ••· ltMll With host D1tk Clark ms.. Traill mursw fDWall$trettW... a Tiie ..... Glf ... r I an•111100• 12:00 • CJ) (fJJ '" ~ • Litt ii s.ec. •lllWllMw.t •lllRllW.., 0,....... • lClT Allctiell 'II (1211t1) -12:30- • ID VOITS:•'*"· MM c..111,,•n• C... Teams lo bt tnllOUIKtd ()) CMce & .... .... .v .... ... <11 ..... lZ . .... .......... ........ • , ... !Mac ....... .,.,.....,.._. t:OO (I) ..... :"'"'-' ... ,...,.. (wt) '68-Howttd ""'· Y"""9e 0. C.rto. Joltft lrwllllCI • ...,....,..., Scott Ir~ ..... Dollltwy .. ......,. . I=~..-.. .. )· · -h rt It~. Clint w11•er. O.Da.lt. ~ ' _ ........ ............... ___. (td•) ·11-v.1 .,, ....... ,,...." ~ ....... , .... • ......... q .... .... . ......... . -l:ll- 1~ ............. llll*Ult ............. aa00 =~·'-lllllllt&illlilfl- I 111'7 Fer ............. lillllll. ,..... '" NYTill PIOCllMS, .......... OH UllHCt, ..... ..... -. OlmMl..S ll:•. .. ..... ~ lrlMu ... fm) '34-.lol\1 Wa,.e ll:JI • ....._.. '111 I I••) '1~-C.ootl Biker, RM 8utlllftS, ~..... . l~. ~,..,. ("'4) ·~1-Pa1nc11 Jlul, loh WtyM A &ubmaunt com111111dtr 1s omly devoted to his crew • ., bm • l:to • "l•ltr .. ut'' (dra) '39-lncnd 8errm111, Cd111 Best. Leslit How11•. J;OO "Ctllil it IW-Air" <••> '79-Ciori• Peppard. K111n Cmsle. Desi 4rm Jr. UI • "Call lie ._..,. (tom) '63-Bob Ho,., AM1 Ullllc. Edit Ad1ms, lt011tl Jtffrtes 8:00 U COUBETH WVES •' IKE ON THE WALTOffS . • ) llt"' ....... ,,.. Col*'11 ~·..,,.is., lttH ~~ I Cold Mjll(lltOll ovtf 111 Ulllilllil) letltt, Wiiiie (htaMlll ftars lltf lfOWl"I '°"'"'" Wllll Dttw 1$ ~ too llot lw l1t1 .. hu4lt e o • .._......,* ............... ....................... ( .. ) '71 (11ws)-h& Lt n .. rtcttthOll ol tllt tuel\Ce of BrllCt LH. COllSid trtd OM Of IM Niten of tilt tft of K1111r11 ~ ·-1 . ..._ "Gotta Dane•" Mt• Sofl11~ 1111"1 tM to ltave Nt• Voia City lleclae dlt caa'1 "°" M a da11e11, ~ ...i Ht11rf' cOllCOd t wt~ Klltllt to tllat SoMy ctn shut her sl11H 111 1 TV COl!llMINI . .... : .............. ,..._(Part I (dr1) '61 (211ts)- Mu1ml}11n ~hell, Spencer fmy. Burt Lanwter. A couruoo111 ••ma hch011atly bntd on Ge1111u war Cltllllflll tr~~ • All ii the , • .., • .._: "Ct•••lll••" (R) Part t (dla) 'I I (211n)-Barbara [dell, Dan H•uerty, Steve fontst. II '' learned that In e1ctu51n co11dom111· l\lm devtk19t11t11t bis lt\llty * s1rucllon and could bt dnfroytd C> llUT Alictill 'II U lllt Macie tf Oil hilltllta -1:30- • t a ...,. ' • .., ''Mindy 11\d Mor\ .. Moik bn well a tar out and lun11y ructt011 to Mindy's 1oin1 to work while he copes with lltt household chores lhtl slle seeks help lrom [)f Joni ltncoln .,. .... ..,.. 0 flltlHI HtrW .. J F.,rH: 0.. Mitt f1w F• Tt11 mc .... ......- HlltliMS.., 9:00 8 ll ' llll Maa1111-. H When an eldtrlJ H1wa11an places a curse on • the Kine Kamellamella Dub arid au who use 1ts lac1r.t1ts, Macnum is skeptiul unlll a strlt$ ol stranct events cause C011Ctrn .. IJll (S] lle¥it: "Tiii ,..,., ... 11111 Harris" Part I (dra) '81 (2h1s)-llltn Burstyn. Matlin !QI sam Rldlard DY$111 The slOIY of lh1 tr111 ol Jean Harns, the head1111slrtss of an uclus1vt c11ts schoOI who •'5 convteled of murdennt llt1 lov11 of many years. Or Httman larllOWtr, author ot the tamed "Scarsdale Diet" • ®!21 ...., .. ~ "Vests Capt Milter's detecltves w1estle comically with tllt11 mktlo ~ demons w1le11 the squad's 1n1h1l 1tce al rectmn1 bullelpioof vests laits an uneapected turn toward ~t h1la11ous 8J Mtr. Griffitt S. ({ti T...i-a: liMs flM ...._ J1ff11S !JOI Sltuk Pr"!" -9:30- • ) tQJ QI) Tui Pitt one ol h•O puts "On the lob" fhe 11n1 hits the bncks 1n a h1la11ous hunt IOI new tobs when lllt Su11$111ne Cab Co aoes out of buS1ness. with the prom 1se lhat they will meet al Mano's 1n one month lo review lheu tll)tlltl\U1 m CeloriM taJ1 Tiiis OW.._. (C..C) 'st r-row/Toay tO:OO • 0 .... ...... 0111 of lilar,'s bat frtttlds is •clm•tltd to Gttllt MttllOl'lll IS 1 "94114 M Siii "4t, tllt NUt I~~ MlllllM llOll etlOut M11t i lltOllSblnd i ..... 2'12t ............... 8 ...... ,.,....,.: .... .. ........ ...... -10:30- ••• Cll .... UftAc.lelf • ..,.,.(U) f1100 .. ( .... • Mii Trtk • (I) (1)) 0 Qt .... e1"'...-c... .......... .......... sa.w os..-rr .... -11:30- • <I) C1J) srom: -....... WI tlia111,11111lllf '-• learn' lo be annou11eed • u JeMllr tat.. . ··~ e Ltf1 lllM1 • 0 .. 1 . ....,., ......... . ..,..., a,.... ..... 111 ea,tlell4 UC .... 12:00 • ... i.: "Ut Uaty A1u1ic111" (dra) '63-Marloll Brando • ta~'sAllpts -~· .............. fACIJtielltlllMclltws -12:30-D @ a Th• , ... .,,.. Sllow c:...t .. c..t ., °"' see, ..,.. 1:00 .. Psyctric P'IMMIMlll, 1111 ..... ..,. • lllM: "ltlt 1111 Owil" (adv) '54-Hurnphru Bo1art ••w~""' -1:10- • lllM: "Tiit Take" (dra) '74- Bllty Dee W1lt11ms. Eddie Albert C..-11 lllrlttl QI) Tt T II Ille T rwtll -1:30- • ~ "Tiit Mrster•ia" (Kt Ii) 5l-Ken11 Salt111 Yurn1 ShtrlUWi A lace of sc1enlltic 1ntell1cll al tempts lo conquer hrth 2:00 • .... 111: "Sllow•••1 al Ifft Hill," ""' Oft I Oot,1111~ -2:35- • MMit: fll) "Tiie 114&1 OI 1111 Cr•" (mys) '71-CtOl&e Ken11edy. RICatdO Mon~lban Nico M1111rdos A delecltve becomes 1 pr.W but never rives up lhe seaich IOI htS wife's murdtm • lltits: "last llitDrttt... "St utt Wtllbtre" 3:00 llD lleN: ''fr111ltaMt's llte4y TtrrWt" (hor) '71 -Paul Naschy. Otana lura J rankenslei11 hvtS 1111n when a Stiver cross 1s removed from his hurt I l'RIDA~ llAYI , ......... ......_ ....... flt•• '" OAYJltll PIOUAlfs; .... w ,., c.u11i11ca,.,.. \tit .. ...... OIYTilll llONJ ll:M e "A lllM "-Ut.llll" (11ta) '34-lollfl W17ne 1 l:M e """'"" Co11cl (dre) '65 C.rroll B1ktr, Red Buttons. M11t111 Salsam U:M • "C••111<llt" (trts) 'S6-01n1 Alldttwi. Linda Cr11 tal fwo tcouli 11templ lo Pl• vet\t 111 all out nr wtl' tllt Commancllt s by b11n1111c • pe1c1 off111111 to theu ch1er 1:00 m "lunli .. Hilb" (wes) 'S7- f ilb Hunt11, Nataltt Wood J:OO "AllM Mal}" (d1a) '79- Jean St1pt11on. M1rtH1 &Isam. Harold Gould l:lt • .. ..._Malt" (susp) '76- Pttet O'foote. John S11nd1nc, Atastau Sim. Cyd Haymiln •V•NING e:oo •em 1u11ews IBJQ1111tws ..... Woti\111 a Tic lie Otllclt • 111•a•s•H •~r-a Ull4twlldln1 H11111111 lleluvi'or fD J.....,rtw/TMIJ 1llt Eltdric C:0.,.111 -6:30- (1) lW ..... II Tiit ,_ti's WiN 110) .. ,.., ., .. , ••tktlltll<ka.t11f CB TM ltMJ Hill $lltw fO ...... , tri1ll Cltt• Meets 121) M•~•S•H U Stlldio Set 7:00 DUU @ llns CJ) la111ey Mi•r 9 Ha,,, DIJS Apt11 fie TIC O.Wp .... ..,. (Bl MtlY Gflffin Sllow •a M•a•s•H @ Tt Ttl 1111 T1tlttl ~ .. GJ Tiii Sbltb of S.11 rr111t1SCO @ Wnltl111t.a WtH la lftitw fD Ottr la:IJ (C.(} ........... , ~ 1llt M1ellttl/lelt111 Reptl1 -7:30-D Z •lite,_ Ram Da,s a,111 ., 1211 QIJ f1111ily fttHI • Shi ...... e TMtlllt ,. fllapzi111 CIJ f ICt 1111 MllSk • All In lllt f ••itt ft 111•a•s•H (1IJ larnly Miller 12t Wall SttHI Wed fD TIM lllacW/lthtu Rept11 m 111sa .. • 0 Tiit ..... htMlllt 8 :00 D Q}J Tiit D11~es of Hamr• A p111 ol sneak thieves, a pretty 1111 and ahaunledhouse make Ille hCtl 1n1 tor tukt arid Bo p..,_11 "Owerwei · Tiki some ldllce lrom 111 illd lne Up ID I pollld I lllJ., Belen l" ~~ ... .,,, .......... -......... ...., "Would you believe that Debbie Reynolds was losing the battle of the bulge? Well, It's true. I tried all kinds of diets. Counting calories and measuring food, until I felt llke a chemist. Nothing worked. I'd lose a tew pounds and put them right back on . ................. ,... ..... Then I found out that losing weight can be easy ... up to a pound a day. With Nutrl/System. Without tun- ing with c.lories ormeasur1ng. Without drugs or pills. The pounds began to sllp away so quickly, I could hardly believe It. Untll I got on my scale. I was loslng the weight I wanted to lose eating delrclous meals .that didn't taste llke diet foods. Things llke pancakes and syrup, beef In barbecue sauce. Even rich-tasting des- Mrts and milkshakes. '-"' ................. A trained Weight Lott Counselor wlll help you learn to 1tay allm by sharing the secrete slender peoplt know: how to eat well without gaining weight, how to avoid eating urge1. 'lt>u're going to keep the weight off, thanks to What you'll learn. Nutrl/Syatem has worked for thouaands of people like you and me. lt'I the mlltak•proof, fool·proof method fof' loelng wetght. , Cell today for a· free cont\Jltatlon. Belleve me, If Nutrl/Syatem work• tor me, It can work for you, too." .c.. EIGHT LOii IUCCUI CERTIFICATE ",.. ........ ,.., .............. . . , ........... , .• , °"" Nntll¥ ............................. ,... ...... .... .. ....,..,.. .............. ,,......,... .... , .. Clft ... ....................... L ... ._~__., _ ..... ~..._L..._......,,., .................... c... .......... ,.. ..... _ .... ,.. ........ ~~·"-· ,.,., --l'T'I""-..: TV MEK. MAY 3. 1981 _._... ........... . ............ ..... ..... (frf) 'U #Stltllty Wlwttta. 0111t • :::.~ ::.=:;;-II Alt ~aral. CIKlsto,1tt1 lotltt. lt1clta1d i -.r. ~ ;.._ ;::;.. • IJtC~ f'rftt. Hal IWbf* ........ Liit ,,,.. • .... ~ W' (dr•)-0 0.. .... Qlllk (t() -2:JO-~....... -~ ... , ..... I =..'=-= =· ,..,.. .. s,..w "lilt 8100 Lllf ,,.,.,. INlll: .,... .... LAI· • * .~ , ................... F• e IIJ .... ~ <~ ................. -· --~-~ ...... "-."" I=.... ~ }"> -... ·,. ""*' tbout llVllll "" ~tYllOC• -,_.. ..-Hdrm at tllt Allnual OINo 8rNCI ~ -5:30-casten DlllMt, so~~"' .. , a I I....., • Liit".... 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T... 8 ()) QJ Mews 9 ()) (IJ) .._.: "JM lMtdlf' ... e llltly Tyler ....,, (hOI) ·73 (2~hn)-Elltn Burstyn, All Iii tilt ,..., <1J Tiit Oe1ty Pn. s... l111da Blu, Mu WOii Sydow Tiit 8 Seccer. iWe 11 c.nu., story of • roun1 'lfl poumed by 4100 e Cl .;. Dt Ed11trdt 11 dtmotil and the lttante struu l• lo Cl) SPOlrS! ...... flit Sall Oteao a Vic ....... TIMll .., lilt ftt-lree flt• throllllt UOlds.m. (NOTE =-~·~ '=lpllia Ptulhts tlft (C..C) P111n111 Otstrehon Advls.ed) 81111ie: '"Tiie.....,.......-' 7100 f!~S.C:AT,..,_ .. Pitter rr•d" (mp) -Mleltul 9 Ill S..rdl 0t ... "Sun Worship S.raz1n. JMn1ler O'Neill pers" 9:00 • ac... CD CIJ"' .,..,,.. a... a a a 11 .-t11t ._ "The -4:30-9 f:t!.9M fwo Milhon Dollar Hustle" BJ tr g n. ... '*' • CII Mnfu II so that his archrtfal. • Wllat's "'"""' • Rutherford T Grant. ts t11e l1ll 1uy 111 8100 ' · • 8 e. Llwreect W. S-. the robberr of two m1Ht0n dollars ot Tiit A111tkM .....,, 2 ~ ,.,,.,. the mob's 1ll cotttn/a1ns lftd Grant ,.,..... -- -ts actually sentence lo 1111 • .._..... an.. .... ~ . ....,,. (I) 111 a uom: "'.... -7:30-• CD CII. Ll'lt INt . (C·C) ti,..,.. Covtt11e of tlit r11st 8 Tiit...,.. Slttw (R) With 1uest Gopher's wealthy aunt meets a e, o1 qllllify1111 "lnchanaoofls 500 Wally be •talllty 111an and tS 1h1id somtone Tih Trials" from llte lnjlllfllC)Olis CJ) T1lil ._ ... tkt mar df5CO¥t1 het llurtbftailnc se Motot Scleedway. e fHllly flN mt, a lotmer aequ11nl1nce comes into the ud 1111 ol 1 m1mber ol lhe crew w!lo abandons his child 11110 the t1pfJ111's quarters: •nd two baclt elots find out that money tS11°t mrr tflln1 wllen they meet 1 woman en.er-. •c..a,c...... O ~AIRtria -9:30-ec.mctt 10:00 8 IZI 0 Wa .. lta Tall (R) "Ot1dly tmpxt" A Oltlty paper mill worker shows Sherill Pusser her llfOOf lhil lhe m~l 1s 1u1tty of Yt0l•I· 1n1 mdusmal pollution lain. but slit IS slain and ht Mts out to 1vcn1e her death by P1~1n1 her case pubhcty ... • CD <II 9 faata•r lslaa4 A •1(111 watcllman dreami of bt1n1 1 111wate eye 1n lhe hard·botled but -11:15- CI) lle'lie: "Staal 17" (com) '$3-Wllham Holden, 01n hylor. Otto Premln1er. Rob11t Strauu. H11Vty ltmbtd Amt11an Cl's 111 a Cer1111ny prtson camp, lh1nk1n1 1 cynical sllarp·ton111ed ser111111 IS 1 SOJ. beat "'"' Ullfl)ttCifully Ceen ..... ,. 011t'-ef•111/ ,..,...., .. ~ . -11:30-• lhtlt1: .. ..,..., ........ ........ " • 0 QI s.t11rday ...... lM • lltwit: "Dtac.U" (llOf) '31-8tll lueosi. Dfftd Mtnnm lltllit: "'"" cnr· <wes> '69-John Wayne. Kim O•r11y CII hit: "h liftfa1ee" (dra) '12-Burt Reynolds. Jon v~. <IJ lltllit: lo be announced. -1U5- • lltllit: "Tiit Cit., Tr......r (d11) '72-James Coburn. Pal H1n1lt. Skye Aubrey, Jtnntltr D'N11ll, Dan O'Hen1hy, El1zabet11 Allen 12:00 • ll4111ie: "C.•riJ el Terrtta" (llOf) '10-VlllCtnl Prt<t. ~ttr lorrt . Boru Kalloff, Basil bthbolle •WW.W . en.er • ....,, 1:00 esm r ....... ..._, • lleN: "Orkllll'1.,...... ltr" (llOf) '36-Clona Holdt11, Otto Ksuaer. M111ue11te Cllurthdl A v1111 pire's dauahter kidnaps her lover'1 l1anctt .~ .............. ,,. ~IAlric ....... H "Tiit .. n.t ...,..., Dlt.'' "hty .. DtM" 8) Tate ti t1M U.~ -1:30-e w c..rt e hlta: "lb14er ••"'*·" "DfaCllll'I Cattll" -2:30- • Mowles: "St• el Oraola," ....... ti DrlQlla H ........... .......,..-. 3:00 ..... : ....... ., lMtly'' (drt) 'S2-tda lup1no, Robert ~an. Barbara Wh11tn1 , ... ,.