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~.1UtJUAY r.1AY .' l'lh'. l)HAN GE COUN TY CALIFOH NIA ;.>r, CEN TS
Why do we wear poppies? 'Grave threat' seen!
I
T "In Flander--5 fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row ...
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from fall Ing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold It high.
If ye breaK faith with us who die
We shall not steep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields."
Soviet buildup • ID
Moina M ichael was a hostess In a
YM CA house In New York City In 1918
when she read those words by poet
John Mccrae In a magazine. She was
so emotionally stirred that she
bought a dozen red fabric poppies
at a department store w ith a $10 tip
she had received. The bouquet was passed
out among her staff as "a symbol of the
valiant flower that ~rew In battlefields."
That started the tradition of wearing
poppies on lapels for M emorial Day.
Then, as now, every cent collected from
the poppy sales goes tor the relief and
ret\.abllitation of veterans and the welfare
In 1920 an American L~lon post In
M iiwaukee festooned a donation booth for
returning veterans from World War I.
Some .50,000 poppies, made by the maimed,
gassed and wounded veterans who had no
other source of income, were sold there for
$5,000. Soon the custom spread to Europe.
of fheir children in the community.
The "Poppy Lady" was pictured on a 3-cent
commemorative U.S. postage stamp In 194.
When Moina Michael died on May 10, 194'4',
the American Legion draped her coffin In a
blanket of 3,000 red poppies, continuing
her desire for "a personal and solemn
remembrance of our fallen friends."
Viet vets call for fast
Eight on hunger strike seek statement from Reagan
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Eight
Vietnam veterans on a hunger
strike for an investigation of the
effects of defoliant chemicals
and delayed str ess on ex·
soldiers have called on all
veterans to fast on Memorial
Day "regardless of all the pie·
nics.
··And they should tell people
why they are doing it ; this will
make an impression on the peo-
ple around them." said Tom
Bodensick. 32, of L<ls Angeles,
Irvine t een
r escue d from
burning auto
A Little League coach and his
team on their way to a game In
Irvine Sunday evening stopped
to pull a teenager out of a car
that had Clipped and l>urst into
flames. police reported.
The injured youth. Mandip
Kahlon, 19. of 22 Fortuna.
Irvine, was treated at Tustin
Community Hospital. then re·
leased.
who has been without food for
four days.
He and seven other veterans,
including some who have been
on the hunger strike for nine
days, are camped out on a
blanket in front of the
Wadsworth Veterans Ad ·
ministration Hospital in West
Los Angeles.
Inside the lobby of the build·
ing, six veterans are staging a
sit-in, making the same de·
mands -for an independent in·
vestlgation of the VA 's heaJth
ca r e services, and an
acknowledgement or the. alter·
effect• of Agent Oran1e and
otller chemicals trsed during the
Vietnam War.
"We haven't Joined with the
inside group because they are
demanding a personal talk with
the President and we realize
there may be reasons why that's
not possible," said Bodensick
"We've got more to lose so
maybe that's why we're more
flexible." he said, adding that
the demonstrators are willing
"to die" if Reagan doesn't make
some statement about their
plight.
··eut not the Veteran's Ad·
ministration. because they just
keep giving us the shuffle."
The demonstrators were
pro mpted by the death
a week ago of James Hopkins,
a Viet nam vete ra n
who was fa ci ng trial in
federal court for allegedly driv·
ing a jeep through the window of
the VA hospital and spraying the
area with bullets. Hopkins died
in his Calabasas mobile home
with a bottle of piJls and alcohol
nearby. His wife, Suzanne, says
the death was accidental but
that her husband had been dis·
traught over the VA's delay in
certifying that be bad a hearing
problem caused by bla expoaure ·
to Agent Orange.
Clark and other membeJS of
the inside group dl1ple7ed
rashes on their arms and said
they had stomach ulcers and
headaches which they believe
were caused by exposure to
Agent Orange.
Another com plaint of the
group is lack of treatment for
post-combat stress, flashbacks,
anxiety and other mental and
emotional problems they say are
attributable to their service in
the war.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Defenae
Secretary Caspar Weinberger
said Sunday the Reagan ad·
ministration remains opposed to
a peacetime military draft but
warned that the Soviet Union's
m assive arms buildup poses a
threat "as grave as any we have
faced."
Speaking over chants from
about 20 anti -war demon ·
str ators, Weinberger told a
University of San Diego com·
m encement gathering that the
Soviets' "single-minded preoc-
cupation with increasing their
military might . . . is anything
but defensive in nature.
"It would be naive to expect
the Soviets, should they achieve
a clear superiority, not to exploit
it even more fully than they cur·
rently are."
Referring to Poland, he said
the Soviet Unio n "has
threatened to chop off the hands
of the third Eastern European
nation in 25 years lo dare to
reach for freedom.··
DEAD AT 83 -Comedian
George Jessel, known as
toastmaster general of the
U.S.A., died at UCLA Medical
Center at 8 :45 p.m . Sunday
of a massive coronary. He
had been admitted last week
for "a few days of medical
tests."
Irvine police officer Mario
Asturias said Kahlon was east·
b ou nd on Walnut Avenue
between Harvard Avenue and
Myford Road when he attempted
to pass a pickup driven by F. Gene
Mayden,43,of Anaheim.
Kahlon lost control of his 1969
Firebird, which went into a
sidesltid. then mpped onto its
roof and caught fire. Asturias
said.
The president was on a four·
day Memorial Day holiday at
h is remote Santa Barbara
ranch, and a spokes man, Larry
Speakes, could not say whether
the president had even heard or
the protests.
"He'll hear about it before he
leaves, if he watches television
at all," said Bodensick. "We
think he could take five minutes
between horseback riding and
make a statement."
300,000 visit
county beaches
Mayden, who was taking his
team to a game al Harvard
park, stopped and pulled Kahlon
out of the burning auto with the
help of his team members. the
officer said.
·'The car could have ex-
ploded," observed Asturias
"The kid was very lucky."
Firefighters extinguished the
blaze and treated ·the young
driver before he was taken to
the hospit al. ·
Meanwhile, those inside -
who are not on a hunger strike,
but who had vowed to Ii ve in the
hospital until they could ask the
president 10 questions about
Veteran's Administration care
of veterans -say they are no
longer demanding a talk with
Reagan himself.
"It could be one of his aides,"
said Mel Clark, 38, of Venice.
Morning clouds gave way to a
s unny afternoon , prompting
about 300,000 people to head for
Orange County's beaches Sun·
day. lifeguards reported.
Although the oceanfront was
busy, the crowd counts were a
bit below normal compared to
past Memorial Day weekends,
lifeguards said.
Morning cloudiness was ex·
pected to continue today. with a
high temperature expected In
the high 70s.
The water temperature Sun·
day was a brisk 63 degrees.
Lifeguards were kept busy res·
cuing some swimmers who
became caught in riptides.
About 100,000 people visited
Newport Beach. On Huntington
Beach's state and city sands,
about 150,000 visitors were re·
ported.
Lifeguards reported no major
mishaps.
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Afr Cal's /irlt DC·9 ~uptt 80 took off fr6m John Wayne Afrport at 5:27 p.m. Sun~y on it• fir&t training flight.
Noting that the Soviet Union
outspent U.S. military by $350
billion in the past decade, he
said, "We have reason to believe
there is some purpose behind
this."
He said Increased U.S .
military spending Is needed to
keep pace with the Soviet arms
arsenal.
"We must also recognize the
extent to which we have become
an island nation. Many of the re·
sources that we need for energy;
a nd many essential strategic
minerals are found thousands of
miles from our shores," Wein·
berger said. "If we are to
safeguard our access, and the
access of the free world to these
resources, we must increase our
military and naval strength. Our
proposed increases to our de·
fense budget are designed for
that purpose."
Weinberger drew applause
when he said: "The president
and I remain opposed to a
peacetime draft. We are aware
of the destructive force it can
have on our nation.
·'If we are to create again ~
balance of forces that we believe.
Is the best way to preaervei
peace with freedom, we will be
required to make a major effort.
for many years to come."
In a reference to the Vietnam
War, he added, "We shall never
try to fight a war or major pro-
portion without tellin1 the
~merican people what we are
frying to do."
One demonstrator was arrest·
ed and dragged away after
kneeling near the podium and
holding a placard that read:1 "U.S. Let El Salvador Be." The
man, identified by police u Leo
Bennett, 28, or San Dieao. WU
charged with disturbing the
peace.
About one-fifth of the uni·
versity's 240 professors wore
white arm bands to proteat
Weinberger's appearance and
the honorary degree awarded to
him .
4 gunmen hijack
Turkish jetliner
ISTANBUL, Turkey <AP> -
Four leftist gunmen who hi·
jacked a Turkish Airlines DC·9
jetliner on a domestic flight Sun·
day freed 19 passengers -
women, children and elderly
men after landing in the
Bulgarian Black Sea coastal re·
sort of Burgas. Turkish and
Bulgarian authorities said. They
were reported to be demanding
a new plane for flight to an un·
disclosed country.
Turkls!J Tra11spor tatiop
Mli\lstry source~ said th"
jetliner "Golden Horn" landed
at a small a.Ir force JaDdina •trip
in Burgas II m inutes after It
took off on a regularly scheduled
flight from Istanbul to Ankara.
A Turkish airline source. who
asked not to be identified, said
the hijackers believed to be in
their mid-20s -were demanding
a new aircraft with a fresh crew
for a night out of Bulgaria. The
source said no destination had
been give.n by the gunmen.
The hijacked jet was ordered
to land after the gunmen were
told it did not carry enough fuel
for a longer flight, Transporta·
lion Ministry sources said.
After the plane landed, "the
four armed persons who hi·
jacked a Turkish DC -9
passenger p lane now at the
airport of Burgas . . released
eight women. five children and
s ix men, to whom medical aid
was being rendered at the
airport." the Bulgarian news
agency BTA reported. The con·
dition of those freed were not
immediately known.
Turkish authorities said the
plane <flight TK104) was car·
rying 12 passengers and a crew
of seven when it was hijacked
s hortly after it took off from
Istanbul's Yesilkoy Interna-
tional Airport BTA reported
later that four crew members
were al><>ard.
A Turkish Airlines official said
check of the passenger list
showed seven foreigners on the
jet. ,
Otrlclals in Ankara said the hi·
jackers demanded to talk to a
Turkish diplomat from t he em·
baasy In Sofia, the Bulgarian
capit a l. BTA said Turkis h
Firefighters
battle Irvine
brush blaze
About 50 Orange County
fi reflshtera battled the season's
tirsl major local brush fire,
which charred 10 to 15 acres ea.st
of Irvine Sunday afternoon.
The blue, which broke out
near the South Co11t Gun Club,
11501 Jeffrey Road, wa1 con·
talned at S:30 p.m., about two
lloura after flreti1hter1 were
summoned.
authorities were ··expected to
arrive" and added "compete,.
Bulgarian authorities are doing
their best to bring about •
favorable solution of the incir
dent."
A government statement said
the four hijackers were "mem-
bers of an extreme leftist under·
ground organization." It did not
elaborate.
Sources noted there are hun·
dreds of leftist militants who
evaded a military crackdown on
terrorism in Turkey and
speculated the hijackers might
be fugitives seeking asylum in a
friendly country.
The Turkish government
statement said Bulgarian Em·
bassy officials had been sum·
moned to the Turkish Foreign
Ministry to coordinate the handl·
ing of the situation
Survey s hows
motoris ts pay
less for g as
LOS ANG ELES <AP> -A
holiday weekend s urvey of 14,000
gas stations nationwide showed
that motorists are paying half a
cent less per gallon of gasoline
than they paid two weeks ago. oil
industry analyst Dan Lundberg
s aid.
The survey by his Lundberg
Survey Inc. s howed that gas
prices dropped .57 cents a
gallon, noted Lundberg, editor of
the weekly Lundberg Letter
w hi ch reports o il industry
trends.
Lundberg's findings con·
tradicted earlier predictions by
Automobile Association of
America regional affiliates of a
gasoline price hike of up to two
cents a gallon, he said In a
telephone interview.
Lundberg attributed the
decrease in prices to the
"tremendous price sensitivity ~
motorists." His survey supports
evidence of a trend of reduced
gasoline usage, he said.
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· Night and momina low
clouds with mosUy sunny
afternoons through Tues·
day. A UtUe cooler with
highs today ln the upper
70s and Tuesday in the
·mtd·70s .. Ovemlght low's ln ,
the low 608.
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atruct.w'll were dama1ed by th• ~Ill l
bl11t, and no tnJuri•• were re· ported. Tht HUH of tll• nre WU
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RESERVED ABOUT RUMBLING Jl•ss 1<.·a
:\lu\ t1cld. 3. of Costa :\1esa wasn 't sure uhout
cntl.•nng th<.' 1101s~ Big WhN•l ruc.·t• during
Costa '.\l csa·s (;rand Prix on Sund a~· but Dan·
nellt' K ing of Huntington lkat·h offt•red last
m111uk l'llt·m11·agl'llll'lll. Below. Da\\ll Fries.
Sarah Spt.'IH't•r and Dt.•von Shannon relished
l'\ l'r~· mrn11tt• of h<.•i1t111g tlw pack of fellow
Pr<.' schooll'rs . For c.•I forts of older eom·
pt•l tlors. M't' Pagt• BI ,,
Auto s l ams c ro wd;
27 shoppers h urt
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t1·mpt1nt: to clodgt• pol1n·
',1r1•1•rwd throitgh 11 harntadt•d
... 11 •'l'I I lllt·d v. 1th shoµp1H'rs and
:-.1rul'k at ll'a);l 27 pl·oplt>. polH'<'
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Anothe r body
disco ver e d in
Atlanta river
ATLANTA 1AP1 The nude
body of a black man >A as found
Sunday an the Chattahoochee
River and 1dent1f1ed as that of a
man in his late 20s who ap·
parcnlly had not been reported
missing lo police, a medical ex·
aminer s aid
Fulton County Medical Ex·
miner Robert Stivers s aid police
made the 1d entafication with
fingerprints Police refused lo
rl'lcase his name.
The task force probing the
slay ings or 27 young blacks here
in the past 22 months was trying
to contact the man's family and
check his medical records to
learn more about the victim,
Stivers said.
Police spokesman Benjamin
Sims said police would not re·
lease the man's identity untU
Tuesday at the earliest, "pend·
ing investigation." The task
force was handling the case, but
the man's name was not official·
ly added to the list or 27 slay.
mgs, he said.
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hlot·kc•d nfl w .. a rwd1·"t n:tn rn.ill
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to a hot rlug wal(nn an<I l\\o
clothing slund., lit'fon· i;topp1ng
on thL• s1clc•Y.alk 111 front of A&n
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tars on Sunduvs to <·rNtlt• fl
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about 40 mill's un hour JI hnp
pened real fa~t ." iiuld llowurd
Jo . a n employt•c• or A&ll
Clothing.
Kennedy 1dt•nllflt•d lht• arrest
ed men as Fernando Ponlt'. 17,
and Victor Melendez, 21. of
Brooklyn. It was not known 1f
they "'ere injured
He said they were to h<'
c harged with grund larceny
auto. criminal possession of
stolen property a nd v&rious trof
fie violations
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lloat111J.{ ,11 Ill a rn Saturda)
Barnt•\ '\atd :'lloe had no
hl'al tlwal or res piration when he
""" pullt•d fmm the waler, but
ltfl'j.!11ards and a physician were
ahlt• l11 rt•stor<" a pulse through
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Noe was 111 a coma when he
\\as tn1n ... porJed to the hospilc:1l
and nevt.•r re~:.iined conscious
nl'ss. u South Coast Medical
Center spokesman said.
JDL protests
F-15 sale·to
Saudi Arabia
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Ap-
proximately 50 mem bers of the
Jewis h Def ense L eague
gathered outside t he federal
building Sunday to protest the
decision of the Reagan ad -
ministration to sell sopbietlcated
F-15 fighter planes and AW.,CS
Intelligence planes t o Saudi
Arabia.
"There's a trem endous lack ol
lo1lc there," said Irv Rubin, na·
llon al director of the JOL.
American pllots will be in the
p lanes, at least for the itme it
taket to train the Saudl ))ilota:
Rubin uld, creatln1 a potenUai
"war'llk' 1iluation ln Ute Middle
EHt" 1bou1d an Israeli plant.
ahoot down one of the 'AWACS
planet.
"I don't want American boya
to die.'' Rubtn said, addln1 Ulat
t he 1hu a t lon cou l d 1•t
Ame ricans lnvotved 1n a war ln
lb Middle East.
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Gunmen fire from bank
Threaten to blow up lJui lding al ong with 64 hostages
BARCELONA. Spain !AP>
Two doien hooded 1unm n hold
Ing 84 hostaies Inside n bank
here rlret.l s ubmi1c hine &un~
, from thr ~sleaed bulldlna S\li\·
day und thrpatened to blow It up
unless the govt.'rnment frees
four mtlttur) ml•n Jailed nrtcr
Fl'bruury 's ubortn l' nght1st
coup
Prt.•i.:-. rt•µorl:-. su1d gu11firt' \\as
also llt.'urd 111s1de tht.> hunk und
two Pl'oph• ~pparenlly Wt'l'I' 111
j 11 red Thr reports c-ou Id not lw
off1ciull y n>nfirmt•t.1
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nght \\In~ l'Xlrcm1sts. haH• n• lt•a:.t~d 95 of their 159 ho:.tagt•s
s1nc·t• st.•1zi ng lhl.' bunk Saturda.'
m orn1nit. 1><>hc·l• "aid
A n u r m 0 r L' <I (.' u r 0 f l h l'
purumilitaQ <.'1vtl Guard JOlnl'd
lh<' 1.000 µoltl't' slalwnt•d outs1d1·
the sandbai.:g1•d Barn•lona (\•n
tral Rank shorth JftN 10 30
,J m Suncla\ .ind 1is cnmmandt••
askl.'d tht.• ~ltnmt•n to !'!Urrt'ndt'r
·Your utt1•mpl ha!'! fatlt•d
.L:oml' out t•tlhl'I as pl.'nitt•nt!'I or
as <"rtm111ab Thi.' trt•:.ilnH•nt you
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off1t•t•r said m l'f a louclspl'akl·r
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m111ut<.•s "
The aunmen respondt>d b)
shoving hoMaties tn front of
doors and \\ tndowi. us "hieldN
and farina voll eys of submuc:hml'
gunUrl' allht armorl'Q eor
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Hundreds flee flooding
S ix feared missing in ragin g rivers of Montana
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~l ontana havt• lloodl'cl homes.
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pov. l'I' to Ji ll·a-.t ont• hospital
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/\ hout ~iOO 1u·rso11'> from Cit n
tun I hrough M 1"'>11ul11 :tloni.:
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to l'\ anaal!• II\ da\\ n toda~.
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thl' night
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"l'<ll'l'htng for a couple report~
m1..,s1ng in tht.· Crow Crt:'ek area
in lht• Elkhorn Range \\est or
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t-;a:-t lll'll•na·~ -.treets and the
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Device detects quakes?
Scientists say more research needed.for predictions
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ISll'f't'd ·I I 011 till' OIJl'n t•ndt•d
H 1 (' h l l' r s 1· 11 I 1•. s a i <I .John
Seide I of Wt' s t l 11 g h ouse 's
Hesl•urc h and D<•velo pme nl
C'cnlt•r in Pitts burgh, Pu
·'It '!'I pn•mulun• to s ay wt• can
prc•di<'t quakes ... St•idel uddt•d
·'It will tu kl· n•urs of reseureh
befort• rt can iw dl'termtn<'d 1f
th1 " system nt'<'Urulcly prNhcts
quakes :.ind co 1ld b<' used as a
warning devil'l'," S<'tdel lold a
re· porter
Scient1sli. had not f1n1!'!hcd read
1n~ the pn•d1t·twn dula whl'n
the earthquake s truck alon~ the
fault which runs through the
east San Fran<:1st•o Ba) area
Tht' de' ices. "h1c-h ml'a!>ur<'
radrnaetl\ 1t ,. L'rn1lted b\ lht.'
).!round. ha0d rt•g1stt•re0d 1n
1·r1•a:-.l•d radon It•\ l'b prior lo
:\t'\ 1•r:1l otlwr l'<lrthquaJ..l'S as
'' 1•11. St•rdt•I s.11(1
Tlw otlwr:-. \\ l'l'I' of Jesse•
l'arthquakt• 1nt1•ns1t~. ht• said
'Tl11:-. s hmH·<I up mon• l'learl)
and 1111 mon• dl!lt•ctors ··
Sl•1dt'I sa11l there urt.• 57 of tht.·
diM' hkt• deH·c·tor!'I. huril'CI 1n the
ground at the end of a lhree foot·
lung plastir pipe, local<'d along
maJor fault lines in Northern
and Central Californiu
Those faults includl' lhe San
Andreas, 11:.iyward. Cala\'eras.
Gr<'c nville , C h a lont.• and
Parkfield. Sl'idel sa1<1
The det<'clors were d e\'eloped
bv Westinghouse for U!.<' in
uranium mines. Th<'Y are being
used in a projert direc•t ed by the
L' S Geolog1cal Sur\'ey in Menlo
Park
l'SGS i.c1<'nt1sb havl' spt?culat
ed that as earth 1s compressed
prior to 11 quake. greater quan
t1t1es of radon arc !'queezed out
,
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available In colors d red. white,
khakl, sky blue. navy. and gold.
Also. the classio bar slripe rugby shirt.
1n a poly/cotton blend
.. '
II tht•n• 1i. a poslll\e rda
t1onsh1p 1l \\OUld be quite e'\c1l
ing It may he a means to pre·
cl1ct earthquakes. · said l 'SGS
gt.•ophyi.ll'lsl Jim Detterich
Radon. produced by d1s1nte
gralton of r:.idium m the earth's
crust. 1s (•milled n'>rmall~ Ef
f<irts lo U'>l' 11 in earthquake pre·
d1ct1on are hindered. Seidel said.
h\ th e fact radon le\'els
.,<;m('llmt'!'I 1ntrease because or
atmospherit c hanges. soil
moisture or biologic acli\'ily
Ir tht• S\'Stem turns out to
work. hl• said 11 v.ould be poss1
hie to install more expensi\'e de·
tectors hooked up to phone lines
to gl\ <'scientists a constant read
ing of radar le' l'h
Oil price froze n?
GEN EVA. Switzerland CAP>
SaudJ Arabia's oil minis ter
called for an 18-month freeze on
the price of oil as OPEC oil
m 1n 1sters gathered Sunda~ for
their sem i annual price-fixing
session
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday. May 25. 1981 A3
GOP House takeove r ?
M or e A mericans say they'll vote Republican next year
Al'W ........
The apple appears to be in the wrong mouth, but with actor Dom DeLiase.
nothing is done quite the same as might be expected. DeLuise stars in .. History
of the World, Part I ," in which he plays a gross Roman emperor.
Sadat writes
lnmana youth
Mark A. Russell says he
"about fainted" when he re· ceived a re-
gistered letter
recently from
the Arab
R e public of
Egypt. Jt was
from Presi ·
dent Anwa r
Sad at. The
17 -year-o ld
high schoo l·
stude nt wrote sAOAT
Sadat last Feoruarv. but he
said he never expected a r ep
ly. Russell had wrill<>n Sadat
to praise h1 m for his "bold and
dramatic efforts . in behalf
of peace" 1n the M 1dcast
fie told Sadat that as a
young black man he is re
sol \'ed to fi g ht r acism 1n
Amcn ca .
· · t cannol help but reel that
even though we arc many.
man} mile!> apart our goals
of brotherhood and peace un
itc and uplift our souls whl'n
our optim1~m gi\ C"> way to
pessimism," Russ1.·ll ~aid.
In his reply, Sacl<.1t thanked
Russell for his "consid eralt·
letter ," adding ... I ... e1ze this
opportunity to wish you a
most happy and prosperou~
life "
l"orme r Isr ael De fense
Minist<:'r ~1oshe Dayan says
he loves his wife. but he likes
th e other wome n h<.' has
romanced.
"I've never loved a wom an
lhe way I love Rac hel, but
that doesn't mean that all the
other women I met a nd
had rom an ce s w ith I
thought of only as technical
obJects ... the Is raeli war
he ro said in a newspaper in
ter v1cw
Voko Ono, a c cepting a
c ultura l award presented
posthumously to slain ex-
Bcatle Joh n Lennon, s aid
New York City "meant a lot"
to her hus band.
"This was our town and still
1s," Miss Ono said in accept-
ing the Handel Medallion from
Mayor F.dward Koch.
L e nn o n . w as h o t t o
dea th o ut s id e h is
M anhatte n apartme nt build·
1n g la s t D ec 8 ,
was given the award for his
musical accomplis hments
a nd b eca u se o f th e
humanis ti c nature of his
l'Omposilions. He 1s the 99th
r ecipient of the med allton.
wh1 t h is g1 ven at the mayor's
d1scret1on
Othe r r ecipie nts or the
award, named for the 18th cen·
tur y co mposer Geor ge
Handel, include actor Sydney
Poitier and impressario Sol
llurok. Mark Chapma n, the
ma n accused of killing Len·
non. is a" ailing trial.
Mau reen Reagan s ays the
1!>sue of gun control in the
C n1 t ed St at es h as been
polarized by extre mes. and
s he favors a middle ground.
President Reagan's eldest
daughter says there is a need
for some ty pe or control on
the a vail a bility of weapons.
but she refused to go as far
u::. s uggesting all·out control of
fire arms
.\t iss Reagan says people
s hould be required to get
licenses for guns instead of
having to register them
Re a gan. wh o suffered
g unshot wounds during a
March assa ss ination at·
tempt. has opposed guQ con-
trol
M 1ss Reag an made her
com menls at a fund-raiser for
the Young Republicans of
T rumbull Count). Ohio
Some candles went
wayward and one ap-
peared to be stuck up
Johnny Carson's nose
during his "Tea Time"
skit on the "Tonight"
show.
TV comedian John Ritte r
returned with his wife and
son to the l.Jnited States after
a nine-dav vis it to Taiwan,
where he fs a popular star.
Ritter, who plays a leading
role in the series "Three's
Company" was invited lo
a ttend a Golden Bell awards
ceremony last Sunday by
J a m es Soong, director
general of the Government
Information Offi c e which
s p o n so red th e aw a rd .
Tornado buzzes Texas
Thunder storms rumble across Missouri. through Indiana
N EW YORK tAP> In a hi~
loric reversal of opinion. more
Americans now s ay they will vote
for the Republican c andidates for
the U.S llouse than for the
Democratic contende r s, the
latest AP·N BC News poll says
This shaft of partis an pre
fere nces in the wa ke of the
Republican election victories of
1980 comes in step with another
significant change m ore and
more Americ ans say they an•
Republicans, and fewer and
fewer are identifying with the
De mocrat1C' Party
The changes in both partisan
identification and partisan pre
ference could signal the start or
the oft-foretast. but never re
altzed, realignment of American
politics. with the deeades of
Democratic dominance at stake
For the firs t time in almost 30
years. Republicans ca me o'ul on
top in a question of performanct'!>
Charge due
in Bouc h e r
• excavation
By GLENN SCOTT
Of tllt 0.lly Pllet Slaff
The Orange Count) Hoard of
Supen •isors will decide Tuesda~
how muC'h to charge a pri\'alt•
deve lopme nt firm depositing
a b o ut 30.000 to ns o f non
ha1ardous materi al from the
Boucher landfill 1n Huntington
Beach inlo an lr\'1ne dump
Officials for tht• Mola Develop
m e nt Corp. w a nt to pa) a
nominal fee because they s uy
th 1;•y're pe rform ing a public
service by excavatang the poten
t1ally toxic materials in three
acres of the 12.5 at' re s ite.
The corporation has plans to
build 224 condominiums at tht>
location at Warner A\·enuc and
Bolsa Chica Street
Corporate offi cials s ay the PX
ca,·at1on 1s costing them about
SJ million. and they sa y too high
a user fee for the Covote Canvon
landfill in lr\'ine ('Ou.Id create an
"extrem e hardship" for the m
The ongoing excavation of tht•
Boucher site is cxp<.•cted to last
about three months
County offi cials ha\'l' asked
the s upervisors to clarify county
policies fo r U!:il' Of landfills
Donald Poer. director of \\aste
m a nagem e nt for the count~
General Services Agency. said
the co unty's fo ur e x1 s t1ng
landfills were intended for de·
pos it of current refuse not
tru c kloads from f o rm e r
landfills
Ile said preltmtnar~ t·alcula
llOnh show that ('Ountv cost!> for
handling tht.• Boucher deposits
will be a bout Sl06.000. whic h in
e ludes a bout $26.000 for the
lr\'ine Company As p roperl~
owner. the company gets 25 p<>r
cent of all fees charged at the
site. he explained.
Supervisor Harriett Wicder's
2nd Di s tric t in c lud es the
Boucher s ite. a nd aide Rub\
Wood said Fridav the board
must decide whether to charge
all. part or none of the $106.000.
V.S. summary Norfolk Okla Clly Omaha Orl•ndo PhlladP"•• Pl>Oenoa Pllubur9h Piiand, Me Piiand, Ore Rapid Clly Reno Richmond Sall Lake Suttle
11 M> No gate fees a re currently
A lorl\aOO appa"'""Y t>vuod the 'oulhorn hus panh•ndle Sund!IY •nd • funnel cloud dropped oown
ovtr Oo•ntown Lubb0c 9' •1 lhul\
deritorm' rolttd «rou ow 11ate W•ttn.poul• wert iPGtled off the Allb•ma coast •nd scattered
1hower i and tnundtrstor m s dam
c>entd ••stern M1u ourt throuoh tn
dlAn• •nd 1ower M•Ch•~n A police Officer repc>r1eo •lghllnQ • twlittr •bout .IO mllu norlh of l.ut>-bO<k, wt.ere the funnt1 Cloud Wt\ •Pollod, but neither touched clown
Ind no O.O'\itOf or infurtH wert ,.,.. ported. ''""''' .... (!IT!)
l o,,.
~ Cold Wa,..,. -)"'o •"" )•n• 0"••• Oul .. d•d
An •roa lrom the Lou"lana dell• 10 the w.itern Florlda panhandlo U ·
perl•ncrd K •tt•rtd thunderstorms Sunday, wllll• scatter~ light ••In 1011 over the O.t<ot.i ano M1nne,ota •no acrou the Pacific NOf'lhwHI.
ll1IIlm ------o ••• •• <•--•"•
Sunihlne prevalleo on the East Coot u well as In lh• ioufltrn Plateau lo tt>e central Plains. The fOl'ffAil call..:! for •howers el'ld thunderstorm' today from the wHlern and central Gull Coast re 9lon thrOUQh the TenneuH and 01110 Valltys end tt>t Great ukes. There w•• • Chenet of wlOtly scattereo thvl\dtrsl0<mi In tt>e soutt>ern Pfeln' and In PM1• of Wyomlnq •net Mon· tana •l\d r1ln wes likely In the UPPtr MIHIHlppl V•llt y. Sunny sl!IH were preolc.led o .. ,
Ille central Pla ins, mucf~ of 1111 SouthWHt •l'ld the EHi Coa1t. TtmPtr•tures arOUNI lt>e "'"°" •I nOOf'I POT ranged from • low of o 0.Qrttt In Blimarcll. •nd Minot, N,0
to a lllgtl of 9S deqren In Neeotes, cam.
Teniperatures
NATION HI Alt>•ny .,
AlblJque 11 Amarlllo .,
41\ChOr-S7 Ashev ille .,
All•nla .. Allentc Cly .,
B•lllmort •• Blrm lnvlvn .. Blsmero 47 Boise 73 Boston M Brownsvlle .,
Buff•lo .,
Charllll\ SC u Cll•rbtnWV "5 Cheyenne •• Cl'llCA90 71 Cincinnati 13 Clevelano .,
Columbus 15 st D•l·FtWth 13 .,
Otnver 11 0 Ott Moone• 71 50
Lo Ott roll 82 5'
l4 Oululh S6 41
SJ Falrbenk• •S l7
S4 Hartford IS 4S q Htltna n » .. Honolulu .. 70
6J Houston 13 " S6 lndn•Plll II ..
SS J•chnvlle " .,
St Jyneau .. 47
lt K•ns City n S2 52 uav._ .. ..
54 1.llllt Rock 11 .. 11 1.oul1vlllt ... '° SJ Memphli ., 71 .. Ml•ml '° ,.
SJ Mllwaukoe 79 » lt Mpls·St.P St S2 u Ntsh•llle .. St S9 NewOrltaM .. ~ '° New Yortc .. SI
Sow hem uuifomia surf report,
v ••Id to. pm Monday HtlQhl In fMI "9rlod In seconds.
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'"'" A"t Ma• ..... A"I Mel ~ Zuma 2 3 U I 2 SW Santa Monie. 2 I 12 t J SW N~ I 4 14 I J S
Sal' 0Moo Counh > J tJ J I SW Oul'-for Tvt..,..y ..... ,...,,, iw.llbeeoontne-• .. IM-tt
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Vietnam: Unchanging, yet TJothing's the same
Americans probably better liked now than during 1960s and 1970s
l:Sy OENIS 0 . CRAY
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam
1 AP> Past thl' twisted ruins or
Am erit•u 's "Pentagon East."
past t•altll' grazing on a field
when• tht' monument to South
Vit•lnam's war dead had s tood,
clown tht'.' drowsy street once
mud wilh people swarming Into
the U.S. Embassy lo ride lhe
last hl•lit'opler oul
The car passes under a red
banner ':ltrung above a s treet of
!his city, one•• known as Saigon.
ll says 'Long live the vic-
torious day of April 30. 1975 "
A':> 1t huppcns. 1t is April 30.
1981 <,1x yNtr':l to the day after
eom mun isl fore· cs captured the
l'lty drove out the Americans
and brought lhe w;1r to an end
After a dl'cadt• cind a half of
escalating l S involve ment,
when m1lhon':l of soldiers, ad·
'1sers l'On traclor s a nd
humanitarians poured into Viet·
nam on a variety or missions, It
1s a s trange reellni to be
perhaps the only American here
standing for revolutionary
h y mns. lis tening to s peeches
laudin g t h e victory ove r
"American imperialism," and
exchanging smiles with leaders
who once were dange rous,
jungle-wise guerrillas.
lt is even more striking for
someone who had been in Viel·
nam during the American era
that so little seems lo have en
du red. Even the celebration oflhe
April 30 victory is muted. lacking
the mass displays that mark such
occasions in communis t societies.
People in Ho Chi Minh City do
tcilk about America. but rarely
about the past r e lationship.
More often they want to know how
to get to the United Slates, how
much money one can earn in
Ct1llfornh1 and whether one hap·
pens to have met their rcruwcc re·
latlvc llvlna In Vir6'1nha
Amcriclllls arc probably ~t·
tcr llkt..-d here now lh11n durinw
the 1900!J and early 1970s, It only
because many rol(ret the end or
the dolJur bonunzu
The Sovlet11. huvlna rcpluced
Am ericans as the superpower
foreigners ln VlclnMm, 1m .1 ortttn
referred to with t1ome contempt
as "Americans without d oll,.ra."
"I love the Americana, so I
change their money on the black
market for 25 d on a to the
doll ar ... says o n e pedicab
driver. "The Russians urc no
dumn good I get theirs for 20
dong."
The driver, following the time
honored cus tom or laking all
foreigners for a figurali ve nde,
fails lo note that the easily
availa ble rate is 30 dong
World's toughest job?
Farmer Jim Swise 's boss U.S. agriculture secretary
<;II .SON. Ill !t\P I Jim
S\\ i"'-' 1.., 11101·1· t ltan Jus t a
farmt·r·s fat llll'I" IH's Tll E
farmt·r.., f,1rnH·r. tht• man who
1n.1n:1gt'" th111g ... 011 till' farm of
\gr1niltu11• ...,l·1·n·tun John
lllod.
S" 1M' s1·1·., to 11 lhal thl' torn
and ""' ltt·.ins gl'I plantl'<I and
t hl• h .1n P..,l 1111! gt•I ~ ch int• ''" 3,000
JI' rt'' Bl1wk o\\ ns 111 lht' patched
and roll111g t•ou1111~ '1dt• uf Knox
Cot1lll\ lll11111is sorrH• of lhe
rtl'ht•:-l f;11 mlarul 1n lhl' v.orld.
II has hc.·t•11 m111t· \h;1n 15 years
s1nn· Sy.1,1 h111•d oil \\1th the
Block 1;111111\ l.11 m Blot•k was
fn•..,h oul of \\'!•st Po1r.l and his
fa 1111 \\a-. .1 It ;ic t ic111 of 1ls pr<'S
l'lll '>1/1'
"fht• farm's j.!IO\\n a nd I've
g11m n with 11. Sv.1.,1· s;.11d dur·
1ng ,1 111'4'ilk rrnm ... pnng plant
1ng
Tlw fa1 m h:.t':> rhungt•d. but nol
his hoss . h1· sa~ s Block. who
sf'n'1•d fou1 vt•an; a s slate
agnn1ltun· cl1r~•('lnr bL'fore be·
ing nanwd lo tht• Cabinet by
Pn·sid1'11l ltfoagan. 1s still th<'
... amt·
· 1'111· man tws n·l changed a
hit 111 tht• 15 or so years I've
knm'n him ~till L'asy going. still
dov. n It> l'<Hlh,"" ..,aid Swise. ad·
ding 111'> ho..,s 11> JUSl as I ikely as
an.\ nf tlw h1n•d hand':> to help
clean out a hog pen if the job
needs doing.
These days, however, Block
does not have murh cont act with
his farm. He is barred under
lerms of his appointme nt from
overseeing the management and
predicts his work in Washington
will likely limit his trips home to
once a month or less. Block's
father. Julius, is preside nt of the
family corporation. He lives
nearby in Knoxville. where
e" L'rybody calls him Judd
··Not much is really changed
1n the way we are doing things
t h i s yea r with Ja ck in
Washington:· said Swise "I just
go to Judd where I used to go to
J <1c k about things."
But it is Swise himself who
oversees the planting of some
1,900 acr es of corn and 900 acres
of soybeans on the Spoon Ri ver·
country farm.
Bob Wolf, Blo(•k"s cousin, is
the hogs manager, and the two
a r e responsible for the 3,000
acres of grain, the 6,000 hog far-
row-to-finish operation and the
system of g r ain bins a nd a
grain dryer that largely takes
the place of hauling s upplies to
the local grain elevator.
Swise, 44, is rawboned and
taciturn. wi th a tanned face.
denim clothes and a perpetual
seed-corn cap on his head. He
got to know Block when he rent-
ed a farmhouse from him and
worked off t he r ent by doing
chores.
Born and raised in Illinois,
Swise has worked in factories
and on farms and says he prerers
fixing farm machinery to lending
crops The father of four likes tp
camp. fish and hunt m his free
time
During Block's brief return
home for spring planting, it was
Swise he went lo first to check
the status of wor k.
Like American farmers every-
where. Swise says he has some
definite ideas about where he
thinks the government has gone
wrong. And he says he's not
afraid to tell his boss, even if he
is the agriculture secretary.
"There's nothing I can 't say to
th a t rvan ... sa id Swise. ··1
huven'treallyseenhim lately, but
one thjng is getting these corn
pr ices up. And hogs are going to
have to be higher. That's a m ust:
it's going to have to happen.··
The details, he adds, grinning.
he'll leave to the agriculture
secretary himself.
lt Is certainly not dangerous
for the few Americans who can
enter Vietnam. or most other
part 11 or communist Indochina .
In fact. a visitor quipped that
one would do well to wear a T·
11hlrt a dvertising . "I a m a n
American Imperialist; not your
frutcrnul Soviet ally.
The "hlg brother" Soviets ap-
pear to be particularly disliked
by the urbanites o( Ho Chi Minh
City ttnd the Cambodian capital
of Phnom Penh. where many re·
gurd them a11 prime purveyors of
u dctl'islcd system . communis m.
One wc11torn aid official in
l'hnorn Penh. mistaken for a
Hu s11i an , was p e lted with
coconul8, und u nothe r was
wun1·<1 by Cambodians not to
JOI( through the streets before
doybreuk lest he be harmed.
'"l'lt'use prove to me that you
a re un American," a young man
dcmundcd or this correspondent
one night in Phnom Penh.
Stepping from the shadows.
the youth like many In Ho Chj
Minh City and Phnom Penh -
wanted assurance that he was
talking to a non-communist
westerner before discussing life
and politics.
Then he pulled out a letter in
pa•hetically fractured English.
appealing that his country be
saved. It was addressed : "USA
People."
The barracks, bars and other
accoutremen ts of the American
war rot away: the aid projects
have been a bandoned , even the
bomb craters are filling up Old
returning Vietnam hands get
tired of playing the nostalgia
gam.~ of "whatever happened to
But one legacy which remains
and strikes a deep chord
are the Americans. children of
of American fathers that many n ever knew. Their Caucasian
fe atures a nd brownis h hair seem
to leap out from the crowds in the
st reets. where they try to eke out a
living.
Others. a bandoned by both
parents, live in orpha nages lo
await the day when they can
e nter a society which tradi·
tionally looks down on people of
mixed bloods.
There is Nguyen Van Dai,
born in 1973, the year the United
States withdrew its military
forces from Vietnam. His father
i s lis ted as "unkno wn but
naturally American " His Viel·
namese mother abandoned him
in a pile of garbage where he
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Catholic worshippers ride po.st election poster in Ho Chi Minh City
f once SaigonJ.
nearly died. according to Mrs
Tran Thi Thuong. director of the
orphanage wher e he lives. He
rem embers neither parent.
Nguen Van Dai is a very
handsome boy. although nearly
blind from an ailment that has
yet to be treat ed Around him
are other Amer-asians of
Children's Center No. 2. They sit
on the n oor in neat rows and
sing a song in praise of "Uncle"
Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam's revolu·
tionary leader
Diet chips developed
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. <APl -
Die t potato chips may sound like
a contradiction, but a research
firm says it has invented them .
Critical Fluid Systems. a sub-
sidiary of Arthur D. Little Inc.,
said in a statement that it "has
developed a process for remov·
ing oil from potato chips and
similar snack foods without af-
feeling their fla vor and lex·
lure ."
The diet chips are not being
sold yet , but the company says it
is looking for a partner in the
food industry to introduce the
product "to the die t-conscious
se gment of the s n ack-food
market."
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MEMORIAL DAY
May 25, 1981
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Supervisors fighting
costly state mamlates
Cou nt y supervisors
throughout California are un·
derstandably fed up wilh state
and federal mandates that ac-
count for 80 percent of county ex·
penditures but provide only 60
pe rcent of revenue needed to
car ry out the mandates.
The County Supervisors As-
sociation of California is plunging
mto battle with its Platform for
Efficient Government <PEG l
33 specific propos a ls for state
and federal legis lation designed
to get big government off the
back of local government.
The supervisors believe that
if they are given more discretion
m dealing with local needs. the
eventual saving in administrative
and other costs could add up to
many millions of dollars.
Of course PEG is not popular
with the myriad stalP. and federal
agencies that keep afloat by
establishing and administering
the rules for county ope rations.
But several of the proposals
already are included in bills un-
der conside ration in the state
Legis lature and in r esolutions
sc h eduled for cong ressional
action.
Just one example 1s an As-
sembly bill that seeks to liberate
counties from strings tied t o
health and welfare programs by
the state.
I t would . a m ong other
things:
Eliminate the requirement
that all counties employ a full·
time alcohol program director
and that county alcohol treat·
m ent workers m eet slat e
qualifications.
Eliminate the r equirement
that the administrator of a coun·
ty health d epartment be a
medical doctor.
Permit the counties to or-
ganize and staff mental health
and child welfare programs ac-
cording to local needs.
These and many other mat·
ters now are determined by ap-
pointed state administrators in
Sacramento.
The supervisQrs don't believe
a ll counties would want to take
full cha r ge of their programs
overnight. They do feel t hat
locally e lected b oards of
super visors are. on the whole.
better qualified than s tate of·
ficials to determine local needs
and priorities and to s taff pro-
gram s accordingly.
If federal and state govern-
ments are sincer ely interested in
reducing costs, a good place to
start would be by cutting some of
the red tape and paperwork now
being generated b y over-
regulated programs and permit·
ting counties lo return to home
rule
Risks of public life
Armed law enforcement of·
fi cers stand guard at most city
council m eetings t hroughout
Orange County, but they a re
nowhere in s ight at meetings of
the county Board of Supervisors
and Pla1111ing Commission.
The situation is likely to
change soon. however, because
o f a sugges tion made b y
Supervisor Bruce Nestande that
security precautions at the coun-
ty I fall of Administration in.San-
ta Ana be reviewed.
P lacing a sheriff's deputy at
s upervisors' meetings seems a
r easonable request. however
muc h one might hope an un-
needed one.
Nes tande 's proposal cam e
the same morning as news of the
assassination attempt on Pope
John Paul II. lt was a natural
time fo r an elected offi cial to
think about security .
But neither the supervisors
nor the publi c should imagine
that one armed guard -or a
phalanx of them -can protect
against the kind of people who
focus their public attention down
the barrel of a gun.
Public figures who want oc-
casional brushes with their con·
stituents stilJ have to take risks.
Recent events have made this
point onJy too c lear .
Ce ntury of seroice
The American Red Cross,
which celebrated its lOOth birth·
day last week, dates back some
four decades in Orange County.
It began here in 1898 when a
group of Santa An a women
gathered bandages a nd othe r
s upplies to send to soldiers fight-
ing in lhe Spanish-American war.
The first official county Red
Cross chapt e r was for med in
Newport Beach in 1917. As World
War I progressed , chap~ers were
establis h e d i n com munities
throughout the county to serve
the families of military men and
returning veterans.
Later the emphasis turned to
disaster assistance in times of
earthquakes. fires and floods.
World War II found the coun·
ty c hapters busy serving area
•
militar y install ations and even-
tually. in 1965, the separate units
merged into the Orange County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross.
Five years later the cha pter
opened the first Orange County
Blood Center. Within 10 years the
center had outgrown its quarters
and j ust this year a new and
m ode rn Blood Center was opened
to ser ve hospitals throughout the
county.
Blood collection and process-
ing now is the principal year.
round activity of t he county's
Red Cross chapter but here, as
elsewhere. its staff and volun-
teers are always on ha nd in time
of disaster. It has been an ex-
emplary 100 years of service.
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L.M. Boyd / 1he happiest year
Q. "What's the happiest year of the
average person's life?"
A. Depends. as follows: Ask an
e lderly bachelor and spinster which
w as t he happiest year of their
lives. and they'll name sometime
before age 25, usually, Put the same
que ry to an elder ly husband and
wife. and they'll tell you som e year
between ages 2S and 45. The s urvey
takers have proved this, repeatedly.
A driver in \he Soviet Union is
granted a license. Three punches ror
various automoHve infractions on
s aid license means automaUc sus-
pension o( same for 1lx months.
Already mentioned that driving a dir-
ty car t here is regarded as an
automotive infraction.
Q. "When a childless couple decide
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to adopt a baby, more often than
otherw1se they say they want a girl.
Why Is that?"
A. An adoption expert said, frank-
ly: "It's usually the wi(e moreso
than the husband who longs for an in·
fant. She wants a companion In the
home . As for the husband, he 's
genel'ally not certain the youngster
will tum out to be a credit to him, but
he knows a girl will marry, so
eventually give up his name.
Q. "I've heard more tall men than
short men live to an cxcepUonaJly
ripe old age. Can you verify?"
A. Age 40 see ma to be the crucial
year for tat( men. Befor e tba, more ~all men than ahort men die. Aller 40, 1t '1 vice versa.
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Poll favors limit on terms
NEW YORK The Gallup Poll has
j ust asked Americans a couple of ques
tions that its clipboard earners had not
asked since 1977 The results of this.
year were almost exactly the s ame as
they were four years ago · By a 2-to·l
margin. respondents favored limiting
the terms of senators and congressmen
to 12 years.
Americans art: still pretty s mart. The
time has certainly come to break up the
new c lass th at has been running
America for 30 years or so the pro
fess1onal candidates More and more or
the people holding elected offi ces have
never had a real job: running for offi ce
is what they do for a living
THE BEST AUTHORITY on the sub
ject, I have always thought. is Sen.
Thomas Eagleton of Mi ssouri, who has
been in public off ice various public
offices s ince 1956 He began as a St
Louis circuit attorney, then moved up to
state attorney gener al, lieutenant gov
ernor and. finally, U.S. senator. He sue
ceeded, as many people in politics do,
by spending as little lime as possible in
each )ob before moving up lo the next
level.
Eagleton, who has, at least by my
likes, not been a bad senator, paid a
price. His rush to glory was stalled m
1972 when he brie fl y became the
Democratic nominee for vice president
and it was revealed that he had suffered
emotional breakdowns on hjs way up
As k ed w hy that had happened. he
replied ·'There's a letdown mood after
an e lection. I guess it's hke tt}..e closing
nig ht or a show It's been a ""8e suc-
cess, let's say, und it's the last night
and there's a terrifi c letdown. You go
from frenetic activity to nothing .
there isn't very much lo do. There
aren't any m ore speeches to give, there
aren't any more airplanes to catch. So
you :-.i t around and this mood of
depres:-.wn come!> nn ·
Governing. by that def1nit1on, is
nothing to do. Americans, according to
Ga llup, have fi gured that out All kinds
of A mencans Republicans and in
dependents
TllF. POLL S HOWE D that respond
en ts around the country. by a 61-to-32
pe rcent margin. answered "yes" to a
question proposing that senators be
limited to two six \ear terms Among
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Republicans, the approving percentage
was 63. among Democrats, 1t was 61.
among mdependcnls. it was 60. Asked
about members or th e House of
Reprc:-.e ntati\'cs, the r£'spondents ap
proved of a proposal to Ii mit those
members to three four-year terms. in·
stead of the present unlimited number
of two.year terms. The m argin in that
case was 59 to 32 percent.
It is not that me mbers of Congress
are necessarily so bad. It 1s that they,
like most of the rest or us, are products
of their own environment.
"The people there aren't as bad as l
tho ught they would be," said Charles
Vivian. a Michiga n University
engineering professor who served one
term I 1965·66 > in the House as a
De m ocrat. "It's not that most of them
don't have the skills They decided at
some point not to use them Congress is
a personality-forming world . . almost
nobody in Congress says what he
believes How can you. when you know
all the words you say may come t:ia ck to
haunt vou·• You can't CJfford to of
fend an) group
BE YOND THAT, the professional
candidCJtc is. bv definition and ambi·
lion, dedicated to government, to more
and more gover nment Thal goes for
both ltbl•rals and conser\'at1ves a
liberal may want inspectors to watch otl
t•ompanics and banks. a conservative
may want inspectors to watch welfare
offices and libraries When Howard
Jarvis f1 rst proposed culling property
taxes in California. conservatives werl'
almost as loud as liberals in denouncing
him as a threat to the republic
But the real threat to what the Found
ing Fathers had In mind a couple or
hundr l•d yea r s ago is a s elf
perpetuating. permanent political
establishment public officials who
respond instinct1\'ely to pr otect the
pri \'ileges of their r e-elect ed class
Those are also public officials who have
no time to ponder larger questions than
their own amb1ltons and whose lives
become endless rounds of seeking out
people to wave to or touch ror a mo
ment. and fending off people who want
som ething from government. H Thomas
Jefferson could oc('asionally retreat to
Mo nticello to check the cr ops and
reflect on the st2te of democracy, so
can the rest of us. including those who
think they're big enough to take Jer
ferson's place.
OlJR NEW PRESIDENT likes lo
think or himself as a citizen-politician ,
and so do many of the people who came
to elected power with him last year. If
they mean what they keep saying about
hearing the voices of the people out
there, they might consider listening to
that Gallup majority, which thinks that
the day will come when they should go
back to real jobs.
An e x citing gift from the president
Jud Joad riffled through the day-old
paper he 'd picked up down at Ap·
palachia Corners Suddenly he stopped
and slowly read through an item, his
lips moving silently
"Listen here to this. Maude," he said
jubilantly. "You know what the presi
dent's fixing to get for us., ..
Maude continued stirring the chick
peas she was frying for supper on the
old wood stove "Not them gingham
curtains I been ha nkering after for so
long?" she said without much hope
"Better'n that, old gal," said Jud.
·'Two battleships.''
"That's nice," said Maude.
"MAKES YOU PROUD to be a n
American. don't it?" said Jud. "The
president's convinced Congress tha t for
not much more'n a billion dollars they
can gussie up the USS Iowa and t he USS
New Jf'rsey and we'll have t he
mightiest fleet of battleships in the
whole world ."
"What do they do, Jud?"
"Do? Why they steam through the
seven seas. s howing the nag to every
country on earth ...
"Couldn't we just mail It to them and
save a bundle?"
"You don't understand. Maude. Our
mighty neet of dreadnaughts -which
means they ain't scared or nothing
steams into some foreign port. And
when them foreigners see the red, white
a nd blue flyi ng from these awesome
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warships, they tremble in their boots
and they ain't about to mess with us."
"Why for do we need two battleships
to show the fl ag, Jud? Seems like one
could do it all by itself."
"TO BE SAFE, l\f aude. Even if the
enemy somehow manages to sink one of
'em, we'll s till have the mightiest fleet of
battleship in the whole world.''
"You mean the Russians don't have
nary a one? How come, Jud?"
··Reckon they lack the know-how.
Maude. Yes-siree. we're going lo have a
terrifying weapons system they don't.
Why, if'n war breaks out, within two
weeks, our m ighty battleship fl eet could
be steaming along the Russian coast
blowing Moscow and a ll them other big
ports out of the water. And don't forget
the surprise factor.··
"What's that, Jud'"
"I 'II bet there ain 'l a Russian sailor
under 40 who even knows what a bat
tleship looks like "
"Can't say as I recollect too well,
either ..
··non'L you reme mber that newsreel
we saw back in 19 a nd 43? All them
dreadna ughts bucking t hrough the
waves. nags flying from their 15-story-
high towers, them huge 16·inch guns
booming out clouds of smoke? I tell you,
Maude, this president of ours is nnother
Roosevelt."
'"F'DR ?"
"Well, I was thinking m ore of
Teddy."
MAUDE SIGHED. "I know how you
say we got to defe nd our way of life.
Jud, but I sure do wish it was a mite
richer."
"Well , Maude, ther e's poor folks all
over the world a nd now we got
something none of them have got. Two
batllest\lps."
"Yep," said Maude. making an effort
to look on the bright side. "And I reckon
they don't have no gingham curtains
neither "
How do you know whe n you'r e growing up?
Growlna Up Mta,,,,; -Dofng what you have to do nrst,
and then doll'll what you like to do.
(Fortunate are those who find these
tasks to be the aame. > -Knowing where you want to 10
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beforce you at.art out to 10 there. (WIUI a
wUllntness to ch1n1e desUnaUont lf
need be.)
-LEASNING TO 1el the MOil out of
the leut. Wte kids who build U>elr own
toya, and not th• leut out of Uie moat,
Ute kid• who a«i handed everytbtn•
withoul effort.
-AccepUn1 lb wise old saw Ulal
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"the first step is half the distance."
-Proportjon.ing the mean& to the
end. 10 that you don't fire orr a cannon to
kill a caterpillar, or wave a rod to repel
a wild bull.
-Adjusting your goals to fit your
talen\I and your limitations, 10 that re-
duced 1oals do not make you frustrated,
an1ry or bitter.
-DISCRIMINATING between
pleasure, which la a 11t.ate o( having, and
joy, which ts a a tale of bein1. (Pleasure
paU1, Joy refreshes.)
-Glvina up blamlng others, and then
1tvlng up blamln1 younself. (Blame la
the most unproductive reaction of all.)
-Olicovertna the slmlJarlty between
thin11 Ulat sHm different, aad the dll· rerencu between tbln11 &bat seem aimllar (Otbtl"WlH, on•'• Judlment re·
malna cbJldlsb.)
-Beln1 H rloua without belDI
solemn, and funny wllhout beln1
foolish, and wise enough never to utter
the fatal words, "When I was your age ..
· ·~ Finally, .finding more satisfaction
in what you have given than in what you
have got for it.
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Ir the naUon's wpuletJon shit\ la 1ctu1l
ly to the soutn Instead of the west
maybe It will ease some of the presau«i
on CaUlornla'a earthqua.ke faulll.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday. May 25, 1981 t\7
Law m akers don 'preppy
look' a t H artford s how
HARTFORD. Conn. (AP> Con
necticut lawmakers may not be
known for their trendy attire, but tht-
state House or Representatives has
fina lly t ossed its bandbox on
fashion's bandwagon with a contest
recognizing the "preppy look ·
A western Connecticut la"' maker
captured the top prize in the General
Assemblv's first Prt-ppy Contest.
held at the Capitol
Kep James II McLaughlin. R
Woodbury, was judged to be the
preppiest man in lht' House and
dressed in a lime green Jacket
~tnoed prep school tie and gray fl an
nel pants was uwardl .. a sturched.
white linen pocket handkl•rcha•f
The women'<> event ended in a tie
between Rep Casey Daly. R
Bridgeport. a nd Rep Christine
Ni ed e rmeyer. D -F a 1rf1eld Ms
Niedermeyer showed up 1n her usual
uniform for the session tail ored
suit. p1nstr1µl' blouse with crisp w.tiite
co ll ar. bow tie and black pumps -
ennanceti with appropriate flC ·
cessori<.'s, s uch as a strawberfy-
decorated canvas belt and a gold
k1pel pm in thcsh.ipcofa boat
lier R<.•publlcan counterpart was
similarly attired, though she noted
she had choi.en the "sum mer preppy
i.hul•," canvas t'Spadrilles. Both were
aY. arded 11vlon -.tockingl> m a "(ake
tan' hUl'
Tunnel co1npleted
OBERWALD. Switzerland <AP>
The world's longest narrow-gauge
tunnel. a 9.5-m11e railroad stretch
beneath the Furka pass, was com·
i>,letl•d after eight years of drilling.
1 he tunnel 1s part of the scenic
Furka-Oberalp line. a 62-mile section
of Switzerland 's railroad network.
An SR-71 intelli9ence plane r top J fl~es in ~ormation over the Mo7ave Desert with an A1r Force U-s spy plane.
photographed together .J..!:!_ the fzrst tzme. Both are made b.l/ Lockheed-California Company. I l
They come home to die Westerns
ente r
cla.ssroom Refugees from Tijuana cancer clinics struggle back to U.S.
CHULA VISTA <APJ Like
de ath warmed over, they're
brought back across the Mex·
1can border to Chula Vista Com-
mun ily Hospital, frail and
emaciat~d but many still as full
of hope as a wounded matador
bracing for another charge of
f he bull
sh~ drank blended liver juice
drinks houl'ly and gave herself
coffee enemas five times a day,
she :-vas el>corted back across
the line to Chula Vista. The 64·
year ol~ woma!1· by then hardly
breathing, died s hortly af· terward.
A spokeswoma n for the
'
They are of ten dehydrated, suffer-
ing from diarrhea or vo m i ting. They
have in common only hope -and
coming death ...
Most are earned Only the
strongest try to walk, clutching
a cane or a friend like to life
itself The eyes are often blank.
though. The skin yellowed
To these r ejected refugees
from Tijuana's notorious cancer
clinics. Chula Vista Community
represents a final hope after
weeks or months of cancer elix-
irs, Laetrile. raw li ver extract.
coffee enemas ... promises
that failed.
Less than rive miles from Ti-
juana. Chula Vista Community
is the closest hospital back in the
Un ited St ates. In the las t
decade, scores of des perate
Amer icans have entered its
cancer un it, mainly because
doctors al Tijuana's unorthodox
treatment clinics don't want
U.S. citizens to die in Mexico.
Head nurse Veronica.Theriac
noles "many of them are short
of breath because of fluid in
their lungs Many of lhem can't
walk because their tumor has
compressed the spinal cord."
They are often dehydrated~
s uffering from diarrhea or
vomiting, They have in common
only hope and coming death
Doris Phillips of the Bronx. N Y .
was one.
After three months at the
Gerson clini c in Tijuana. where
hospital said the Tijuana doctors
"don 't want U.S. citizens to die
in Mexico so, in effect, Gerson
asked Mrs Phillips to seek help
elsewhere··
All seven patients admitted at
the Chula Vista fa cility from Ti-
JUana in the first four months of
1981 were in critical condition.
All but Mrs. Phillips were dis-
charged. to die at home.
Among them was Joan
Storandt of East Freetown ,
Mass., who died the rirst week of
April with her children nearby.
Her breast cancer reportedly
had spread to her lungs by the
time the 33-year-old wom an
crossed the border from Tijuana
in late January.
"We arranged to fl y her back
to Ma ssac huse tt s, on a
s tretcher.·' said spokeswoman
Cece Wilkins. "She had 212
weeks with her Joved ones ."
The fliyht to die at home cost
Mrs Storandt several thousand
dollars Last fall. an Australian
woman who flew to Tijuana
g r ew critical bef ore s he
transferred to Chula Vista. In
two days, her condition was im-
pro\'ed enough to allow her to fl y
home.
·'These people are walking
dead . both finan cia lly and
physically," says Dr Thomas
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Lyons, a cancer expert a nd pre·
_sident of the San Diego County
Medical Society "Th.ere's no
way to tell how m any try proven
m ethods a fter unhappy ex -
periences in Mexico first
Probably hundreds of such peo-
ple a year."
The maJority return to the
United States s till under the
ae g i s of the groups that
s he pherded them to Mexico
the Committee for Freedom of
Choice or the International Vic -
tims and Friends of Cancer. two
proponents of the right to use
Laetrile, Lyons said in an in-
ter\'iew
Although nobody knows how
many cancer victims may have
stretched out their lives with the
therapies and nostrums of Mex-
ican clinics, the death tide
homeward has grown steadily
A recent report based on trials
s ponsored by the National
Center In stitute branded
Laetrile. a substance found
naturally in pits of apricots and
peaches and in bitter almonds,
as worthless.
A spokesman. Dr. Vincent T.
DeVota, s a id ''t he hollow
promise of this drug has led
t housands of Americans away
from poten tially helpful
ther apy," including s urgery,
chemotherapy and therapy by
radiation
!he American Cancer Society
said the tests confirm its belief,
but proponents call it "a phony
test."
Meanwhile. Americans con-
tinue to take their loved ones to
Mexico and lead them back to
die. which. according to nurse
Theriac, leaves Chula Vi sta
Community with a distressing
question "What can we do for
them now?"
MUNCIE, Ind. <AP1
Out of the annals of
yesteryear. tho se
masked men and paint
ed Indians whose ant ies
entertained a generation
of kids on Saturday af
ternoons are being
brought back for the
next generation this
time as part of a college
education.
Rootin' tootin' cow·
boys come to life in Ray
White's Ball State
University classroom
for a hi story class about
20th century America.
The students watch
old pi c tur es lik e
··California Gold Rush"
with "Wild '' Bill Elliott,
"Dawn on the Great
Di vi de'' witli Buck
Jones and even the
"Duke," himself, John
Wayne, in ··Texas Ter-
ror."
The official title is
"His tory 499, The 'B '
Western Movies: Its
History and Influence on
20th Century America."
Students learn about
matin ee idols Tom
Tyler, Buck Jones. and
Roy Rogers.
"I think the course
gives them a sli ce of his-
tory they'd otherwise
miss." s aid White. 47,
who's been on the Ball
State faculty since 1967.
"B" films are lesser
cinematic efforts, tradi-
tionally used to fill out
the bottom of a double
feature.
Laotians aid e d l
HALF MOON BAY
(AP l Some 200 resi-
dents here have joined l
forces to teach eight
Laotian men the skills
they need to survive as
farmers in America.
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and for riveting, sbaplo1 ud 1traJ11ttui.1
llDhardened metals, 1et tile baUpea type. For
striking cold chlsel1, brick chlsel1, ltar drills
and drtvlog home hardened ma101u')' naill, a
three-pound, hand-drillln1 hammer I• tbe
proper tool.
Always check a hammer before u1log It.
If tbe handle ls loose, IPcan be replaced, but
a dama1ed, chipped or mushroomed bead
means It's time to buy a new oae. Don't ever
strike anything with the side ol a hammer or
use glancing blows.
Never strike another tool, such a1 a cold
chisel, wedge or punch unless the face of the
hammer Is about twke the area of the struck
tool. Don't use a hammer to strike another
hammer , and wear safety goggles to prevent
eye Injuries If chipping s hould occur.
Minors can be sued
DEAR PAT DUNN : Can you sue a minor
in Small Claims Court for damages he
caused to your car by his careless driving?
C.F .. Costa Mesa
You can sue minors for damage to your
person or property, but you mast Uat a parent
or legal guardian on the court papers. It's
usually very difficuJt to collect rrom a minor
as many don't have money or income, and
normally a parent Is not legally responsible
to pay for damages done by bis or her
children. However, when a chJJd Is guilty of
"willful misconduct," a parent can be Hable
up to $5,000 per act ($50,000 If a gun ls ln·
volved). Parents are liable for damage done
by their minor children lo auto accidents
when they authorize the chUd to drive.
DEAR PAT DUNN : I bought a house
that has several louvered windows. I'm con·
cerned that this type of window is not as
secure as it should be. Is there any way to
correct this proble m?
D .J ., Huntington Beach
Although the best answer Is to replace
these windows with another type, decorative
m etal grating or bars also may be used a1
long as they are secured by large bolts to
prevent them from being tom free from tlleir
mounts. Due to Ore hazard, bars or IJ'atla&
should not be installed on any sleepln& room
window unless Inside release mecnanisms are
Installed.
UntU you replace your louvered wlodows
or Install a covering, you can secure them by In·
dlvldually removing each pane of glass and
sanding the glass and metal frame where the
two meet. Then apply a two-part epoay resin
glue to the sanded area and replace the piece of
glass into the framework.
.
C.Ontact those friends
DEAR PAT DUNN : How can l contact
an organization called Friends of the Earth?
It's an environmental lobbying group, with a
particular interest in nuclear power .
E .K., Laguna Beach
Friends of the Earth can be contacted by
writing to l24 Spear St., San Francisco 94105,
or by pbonlng (415) 4t5-4'1'10.
Alimony also earnings
DEAR PAT DUNN : I am receiving
spousal and child support under a written
a greement. Can I apply for a bank loan or a
credit card and use these support payments
as m y basis for earnings?
L.S., Costa Mesa
Yes. Women <or men) who receive
spoutal and child support paymeata oder a
wrUleD agreement or court order may lo·
clade tbese amoaatl In their earaln11.
Pen1iou, sod al security, dllablllty or Hr·
vlvor1hJp benefits and otber slmllar ICHlrtes
of Income also are considered earnlaas.
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DEAR PAT DUNN: About a year ago I
s aw an ad for seven pieces of Oneida
fl atware for $1 from Homeward House of
Chicago. I ordered more place setUn11 later
on. Then I saw another ad for a free place
selling of the same silver recently and sent
for that too. The problem Is that I then re·
cei ved an unordered packace fro m
Homeward House. I sent It back unopened.
The problem is that I'm belni bUled on my
charge card account for this 1llver, and I
didn't even provide my charee card number!
I paid for the other orders by check. Can you
help me get this charge removed?
F.C., Newport Beach
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Mike Connors
VISITOR
Robert Taylor
R e sor t taking· shape
First phase of Lake Arrowhead project opens
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LAKE\ARROWHEAD (AP) -rrom a qualnt village to I Cull·
The opening or an Alpine·style blown resort without dlaturbint
Lake Arrowhead Vlllaee to much of the surroundines," said
replace an old complex inten· spokesman Joe Molina. "From
tionally burned two years aeo beJng just a spot for celebrities
has marked lhe first phase or a lt's becomeaplacelhat's goodfor
S'10 million development to tum families, for a day trip from Los
this mountain community into a Angeles or a weekend visit
"full-blown resort." "We did save the theme build·
A g ath e ring s pot for Ing lhe pavllionthatoperated
Hollywood celebr ities and a ll through the years from the
tourists for 50 years, the old 1920s to 1979," Coult said. "It's
complex east of Los An1eles intact."
drew such stars as Cary Grant, The Arrowhead Queen, the
Shirley Temple, Carole Lom· paddlewheel boat that has car·
bard, Robert Taylor and J ohn ried tourists across Lake Ar·
Barrymore. rowhead for a dozen years, has
Today, stars such as Dennis a lso beensaved
San Bernardino Mountains lhat
it was nicknamed. "The Swiss
Alps of North America." The
new village architecture still
reflects the Alpine motif. CouJt
said.
The new village has two parts
-one serving the local com·
munity with retail stores and a
bank, he said. The second part,
aimed at tourists. features a
huge arcade and s pecialty
shops. including crart shops, old·
fashioned ice cream and tobacco
s hops and clothing stores.
Weaver, Dick Clark and Mike So much location shooting has
Connors live In the area. been done in the area high in the
But two years ago developers Genius memorialized
Also available are renta l
equipment for water skiing, sail
and power boating, roller skat-
ing and rishmg, Coult said.
Still to be built are a 225-room
lodge and 42 condominiums,
with some of the condominiums
ready tor occupancy this fall. The
remainder will be completed by
spring and the lodge will open in
late 1982. Coult said.
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. <APl -A 75-a cre
neighborhood once used by General E lectric Corp.
as a sanctuary for creative geniuses has been
named to the National Historic Register.
decided the center's structures Funds s wi· t ched and wiring had become hope-
1 cs s I y antiquated . Th e old
vi llage was deliberately burned
as a training exercise for local
firefighters. said George Coult or
LOS ANGELES <APJ The
City Council voted to earmark
$860,000 taken from the police
department's budget to support
an Innovative county program to
curb youth-gang violence.
GC Properties.
GE bought the property near the Mohawk
River in 1899 from Union College. The area even·
tually contained 125 buildings. some of which have
since been torn down. "We're undergoing a change
Overlooking all this. said
Molina, 1s a huge Swiss-style
clock tower
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MONOAY,MAY2S, 1981
FEATURES 83
TELEVISION 86
Women in politics
are discovering
·roundabout route
is shortest.' B3 .
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best when it's going downhill
,
O"ercasl skies d1dn 't spoil the
holiday for se\'cral thousand
pt.•ople '-'ho enjo~ cd their R& R
running and rolling during
Sunda~ 's Costa Mesa Grand Prix.
Some 1.020 men and women
entered SK and lOK events
through neighborhoods near
Estancia lligh S<'hool and 433
b1cy('hsts pedaled furiously up
stt.•t.•p Placentia A \'enuc aiming
for S2.300 in prizes
Keith \'ierra of Palo Alto
turnect in lhe fastest
performance or the day. winning
the Senior National Men's
Classic for Hendrickson's Bicv
<'le Club llis official time \\US
not a\·allable <it press t1m<.·
lie breezed across tht.• finish
lint•. relaxed \\Ith hands in thc
air. aftt'r le;n ing fl'llO'-" club
member Robert Meeker of San·
la Harbara and Craig Scott
lwh1nd on thl' final lap The
thrt.•t.• had sharccl a {'om mand1ng
breakaway for most of the 40-mile
ra<'e
' The fir'>I thn•t.• lo f1n1sh 111 the
Vt.•teran Bar category Wl'r e
J a m (' s (.' u s h I n g 0 r N 0 r t h
llolry\\OO(I. Ralph GaJCWSkl or
HNlondo Heach and Dean lhcks
u{ Inglewood '' hrlc Pru Apostoli
of Canoga Park, Andreas
Crawford of Lung lkach and
Donald lkncgal of Loo, Angeles
took top honors in the Senior 111
division.
Those were 20-mile races as
was the women's event won by
Evt!lyn Off of Monrovia, clocked
unofficially at 37 minutes ll
seconds. wilh Meg Berry of
Carlsbad and Sue Skarin of Van
Nuys placing second and third.
se,•eral hundred spectators
were grouped along the 2-mile
course. They cheered. "Go!
go'" to their favorites among
the tightly bunched riders who
must have been wondering, "Go
"here'"'
The tactic was to stay in the
group. taking advantage of the
leader!>· draft (current of air in
a dosed· in spa{'C > before pump-
ing uphill again
As announ('er T1 m Daley
quipped. "My car doesn't evea
go up that incline; I don't know
how the bikers do ...
Al the Swan Circle intersec·
lion , the ('Urb and stop sign were
!>watbed rn rubber mats in case
a racer tumbled while turning
sharply at the bottom of the hill.
There were no serious injuries
all da) just scraped knees and
a few flat tires.
Neighbors along Cardinal and
Oriole drives sold lemonade and
cookie~ to spectators a nd cooled
off some riders with garden
hoses
.\me b1cud1.'its 11/t to mcu11t1i::e the> <Intl/ ct.'> thc•11111rn 111 '" S1rn11 C1rd<• ot /11()/ uf l'lan•1111a \rC'1111<· l11/I A frequent docking was 2<l
mph although the men wen{
faster as did sprinters on pre;
m1um laps when bonus prizes
wert' at stake
El'<'i.1111 Off of
.\l onroi'W razses her
eictor.i1 ho11q11el to
ack11ou'f edge the
crowd's response
after the 1come11·s
JO -k1lomeler nm
Belo1c. se111nr men
pc><l(lf at half the
speed limit d11ring
nrw of 20 laps
past Estancia llzgh.
Daily Pilot Photos by Richard Koehler
Spectators applaud
as Keith Vierra
entlts in wrnnrng
Senior Men's
.Vational Classic
1Cith room to spare.
Earlier. Hraydon
\tauglrn. 5. was
cheered to victory
by his mother m
Big Wheel race
for pre-schoolers
Dunnq an inte rmission from
the well-tuned whirr of the $1,()()(l
F:urupc•an-style racing bike~
came a dash b~ pre-schoolers on
Motocross
end~ today
..
Finals of the Grand Prix of )
bicycle motocross start at 11. ~ a.m . today at the Orang~
County Fairgrounds, 55 Fair
Drive in Costa Mesa just off
Newport Boulevard. Tickets
available at the gate.
Riders from 6 to 16 years of
age will compete in single,
open, pro, pro-cruiser and
cruiser classes.
Big Wheels that sounded like the
drone of a squadron of 500-pound
mosquitoes.
Braydon Vaughn. 5. of Garden
Grove: Curt Bachmann and
Jens Holmes won first through
third places among the boys
while Balearic Pre-school'
classmates Dawn Fries. 5, of
Costa Mesa: Sarah Spencer and
Devon Shannon. 5, of Balboa
were the top three finishers
among the girls.
Winners in the women's 5
kilometer run by age group
were: Stephanie Urrea. under
12 : Kelly MacKenzie, 13·15 ;
Lana Wolfe, 16·18: Lala Clark.
19·29: Sandy Farthing. 30-34 ;
F ran Solomon. 35-39: Cherrie
Lightburn, 40-49 and Lorraine
Johnson. 50-59 Fran Solomon
was overall winner in 18: 11.
Top finishers for their age
bracket m the 10 kilometer run
were: Nicola Savage, 13·15:
Cathy Casserly, 16-18; Robyn
Dubach, 25-29 ; Penny Brown,
30·34 and Wilma Maddock, 40-49.
Cathy Casserly won overall.
The following men led their
age divisions in the s kilometer
run : John Soto, und e r 12:
Gustov Quinonez, 13-15; Victor
Her rera, 16-18 ; Dennis Caldwell,
19-29; Andy Avalos, 30-34; Stan
Stauble, 35-39 ; Skip Shaffer,
40-49 ; Tad Fujioka, 50-59 and
Thomas Smith, over 60.
The best age division runners
in the men's 10 kilometer event
were: Robbie Barrios, under 12!
G rea White ley , 13-15; Jim
McCarthy, U>-18; Larry Hayden1 19-29, Robert Sanchez, 30-34;
Frank Duarte, 35-39; Otto Reed;
40-49; Tracy Brown, 50-59 ancS
Bill Nice, over 60.
Conditions along the meander·
ing routes tor runners and
bikers were monitored by 25
amateur "Ham" radio operators
who belong lo MESAC <Mesa
Emergency Service Auxiliary
Communications). ·
They cleared the courses
patrolled stray dogs and kept o~
ficlala in the 1randstand advlaed
of accidents and racers' posi-
tions in the pack.
The Grand Prix was conduc~
ed by the Leiaure Servlcea
Department of Costa Mesa and
sponsored by Del Taco and cen-
tury 21 Gold Star Realtors.
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AH. HOLIDAYS DEPT.-HERE we are, right in the midst
of one of those wonderful three-day holidays where sometimes
you suspect the last thing people are thinking about is what
we're supposed to be honoring. • In thls case, of course, on Memorial Day, we are expected
to do honor to all of those men and women, living and dead.
who served their country with honor and valor in time of trou-
ble.
~ Sometimes, however. you
are lelt with the impression
that the main idea on one of
these three-day extravaganzas
is to get out there on the road
and see how long you can drive
to gel somewhere.
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TOM · MORPHINE -~~
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You boys stay out of trouble over the holiday.now.
ALL TOO OFTEN, it looks like everybody in Los Angeles
wanted to go to San Diego and everybody in San Diego de-
cided to head for LA.
Somewhere along the line. they all stopped in both direc·
lions for a visit on this best of all possible coasts.
It's bad enough that people get out on the roads to put
themselves in holiday peril. If you check the newspaper
ads. you get the impression that some people like to do
themselves in right around the house. Here's an ad, now , from
a Huntington Beach outfit, touting a wallpaper s ale to
celebrate the coming of summer.
About the last thing I'd want to do to celebrate the coming
of our coastal season is to fight six or seven rolls of wallpaper.
ANOTHER PLACE UP in Garden Grove is staying open
today just to sell you a genuine talking parrot for just under 30
bucks. The cage is extra at $25 .
Anybody who would drive to Garden Grove today to buy
a talking parrot deserves whatever the bird has to say to him.
· Here's still another store that's open today up in Santa
Ana so you can gather in such bargains as rakes, hoes, shovels
and lawnmowers. Isn 't that nice? They provide you with a
variety of ways you can do yourself in from holiday heat ex -
haustion.
THt;N \'OU HA VE this store up in Fullerton that's al-
leging to have a giant parking lot sale for stoves, ovens and
washers or dryers. After you fight the mob, you can load the
bargain into your family pickup. That ought to be good for a
double hernia.
Considering all these inland perils. a day at the beach
would Jook like the ultimate in a safe and sane holiday. All you
have to do is fight the inland vi~itors for a parking place. look
out for broken pop bottles in the sand, jellyfish in the surfline
and vagrant rip currents.
Also. try to avoid fl ying Frisbees. out-of-control surf.
boards, or the guy who wants to flop down beside your
blanket with a triple-power stereo radio.
BUT LISTEN, if you think this is dangerous living, it's
nothing compared to getting wrapped up in wallpaper, strain·
ing to lift a washing machine or coming home with a nasty
talking parrot.
[f you want to play it safe, you might just spend the rest of
the holiday hiding under your bed.
Don't get trapped in the bedsprings, now.
.. ~ ...... -OPERA DUET -Bass-baritone Hal Thomas of the Cincinnati Opera
and an aJlegedJy talented cockatoo hit a high note at an audition in
Cincinnati. In center is James de Blasis, opera company manager.
The company is auditioning elephants. chimps, cheetahs, exotic
birds and other fauna for a production of "Aid_a_.'_' _______ _
Report warns smokers
on vasectomy hazard
CHICAGO <AP> -A report that
s ays there may be reason for
s mokers not to have vasectomies is
causing unnecessary concern among
the men who have the operation. a
voluntary sterilization group says.
The Association for Voluntary
Ste rilization s aid that the report.
which appears in the Journal of the
American Medical Association, is in·
conclusive and that vasectomy still is
a good means of contraception.
A half-million men annually have
the operation.
.. Men who have already had
the operation are caJling and writing
letter !; expressing concern about
what they are reading," said Ire S.
Ri chards, a scientist for the group.
He said "the risk benefit ratio is
decidedly in favor of vasectomy as a
contr aceptive procedure."
The AMA article said research on
monkeys indicates that vasectomies
may increase the risk or hardening of
the arteries. leading some re
search"ers to warn men who smoke or
have other cardiovascular risk fac-
tors s uch as diabetes to avoid
the procedure.
The article emphasized it is un-
known whether the animal findings
can be applied to man_
Nonetheless. one researcher. Nan-
cy Alexander of the Oregon Regional
Primate Research Center. suggested
that men with cardiovascular risk
factors should avoid the procedure
until more research is conducted.
Thomas 8 . C lark so n , a
veterinarian who helped lead the
monkey research, said in a telephone
interview that "\'asectom1es increase
the extent" to which arteriosclerosis
a common form of hardening of
the arteries occurs in animal$.
Whether th1~ is true in man 1s
s imply not known ... Clarkson said. ··tr 11 wen" it 'AOuld be likelv to in·
cre ase the fr('Quency of heart ·attacks
and s trokes."·
Studies on humans are under way.
finance.'<! by the National Institute of
Child Health and Human Develop·
ment.
Still. the "evidence based on
studies of monkeys is strong.·· said
Clarks on . veter inarian at the
·Arteriosclerosis Researcher Center
al the Bowman Gray School of
Medicine in North Carolina.
··People who are high-risk for
arteriosclerosis if they have high
blood c holesterol or diabetes -
would be prudent to wait until there
is information from study on human
beings," be said.
Part of the monkey research con-
ducted centered on the innuence of
cholesterol levels on changes in the
arteries The a nimal researchers
con cluded tha t \'asectomies ap-
parently aggra\'ated hardening of the
arteries in those male animals
already prone to the disease.
But Ruth Crozier. a biolog1cal
science adviser at the National
Institute of Child Health and Human
Development. said men who have
had the operation s hould not worry at
this time. .. rr vasectomy is a risk factor ...
she s aid. ··it Is minor compared with
smoking. hypertension and elevated
cholesterol levels."
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By E LLEN BRANOT
S..Clal .. Deity ~le4
EDITOR'S NOTE. Thu 11 another
in a sene.t of f eature:s about in·
tere.tting California women.
In the 1970s. the m edia made
much of the "new political
woman." There seemed to be so
many "firsts" -the first
woman governor of a major in·
dustriaJ state, the first woman
chief justice of a slate supreme
court. the first woman to head
this or that cabinet department. Now, there is a substantial group
of women in the U S House of
Representatives. and women
candidates regular ly compete in
U.S. Senate races.
But it is actually at the level of
local government women have
made the most significant ad-
vances. In viritually every city
and county in the U.S .. we can
fi nd dedicated. har d -working
women building solid political
bases as commissioners . coun-
cil women. and school board
members.
ONE SUCH WOM AN is Ilene
Weinreb, halrway through her
second term as m avor o r
Hayward, an industri:it com·
munit y of 95,000 in Alameda
County, on the eastern shore of
San Francisco Bay.
Weinreb. 49. is a slender, at-
tractive brunette, with a sweet.
lilting infectious laugh But there
are determination and acute
political skill behind her gentle
manner.
Weinreb has built a form1da·
ble reputation and base of sup-
port in her 14 years 1n elective
politics. She serves on the ex-
eculi ve boards or both the Na-
tional League of Cities and the
League of California Cities and
c hairs the legislative affairs
committee for the Association of
Bay Area Governments.
Growing up in Kansas City,
Mo .. Weinreb aly,ays was tn·
terested in national and interna-
tional affairs. She read widely in
political journals, and, although
her family was not actively in-
/LENE WEINREB Madam mayor
volved 1n politics, she recalls
numerous political discussions
around the family dinner table.
After receiving her masters
deg r ee· in history from the
L'n1vers1ty of Chicago. Weinreb
camr lo California in 1957 with
her husband. a dermatologist,
and three young daughters. who
no.,., range in age from 21 to 27.
Although she describes herself
as "primarily a housewife" until
1966, the description is al least
somewhat doubtful. She worked
towards a second masters degree
1n city planning at
UC-Berkeley. She headed a co-
op nursery sc hool a n d
partic ipated in community
library and concert associations.
CALIFORNIA WOMAN
Most importantly. Weinreb
became active In the Hayward
chapter of the League of Women
Voters, eventually serving as
president.
It ,was the League which
spurred her interest in elective
pollllcs. Weinreb served as ob-
server at the Hayward City
Council and was not completely
pleased with wh at she saw.
Later, she came away Crom a
council candidates' night with
the realization that "I could do
the job just as well as some of
those feUows maybe better."
In 1966, she decided to try. She
eagerly ran for city council and
lost. But the race gave her vis-
ibility, as did a new job as hous-
ing director for the Southern
Alam eda Family Service
Agency.
Weinreb was t lected to the
Hayward City Council on her
second try, in 1968, the first
woman to gain a seat since 1929,
and was re-elected in 1972.
In 1974, s he won her first elec·
lion as mayor. on a moderate
platform stressing experience.
fi sc a l responsibi l ity , and
sensitivity to human service
needs. She also gained support
on the strength of her pledge to
be a fulltime mayor, the first in
Hayward's history.
Although she earns a very
modest salary. under $20,000,
Wei nreb regularly puts in 14·
hour days, s upervi s ing a
personal staff of three. And she
says she has an ··open door
policy'· towards Hayward
citizens.
''People know they can come
in with problems, with com-
plaints -or just lo talk about
the city."
The mayor's main duties are
presiding over a seven-member
council and handling the city's
exter n al relations h ips .
Weinreb's daily activities might
include an industrial ribbon·
cutting, a press conference.
meetings with trade and educa-
tional groups, or sessions of
s tate or national city con-
ferences.
S h e most rel ishes the
·Because of women's ex-
periences. they bring a
somewhat different view-
point to public Li/ e than
men do. Not n better view-
point. nor a worse , simply
a different one.'
"challenge of the job, the fact
that it's different every day."
The range o f her
responsibilities reflects the
diversity or the city. Weinreb
calls Haywatd "a microcosm of
U.S. urban life. Virtually every
national issue is also a n issue in
Hayward." Many city problems
involve questions of land use.
and with this regard. the mayor
believes her city planning ex-
perience is invaluable.
Weinr eb considers herself
particularly adept at dealing
with extremes and working out
compromises on issues . In fact,
s he believes many women in
public life are more practical and
less ideological than men.
Even if this were not true, she
feels that it is important to bring
more women into politics.
''Because of women's ex-
periences, the y bring a
somewhat different viewpoint to
public life than men do. Not a
better viewpoint, nor a worse,
simply a different one. For this
reason. it's helpful to have
women in policy-making posi-
tions ...
Weinreb's advice to women in·
terested in elective office is that
"the seemingly roundabout
route is often actually the
shortest one ...
Because party politics is re-
latively unimportant at the local
level in California, the best way
to gain prominence in most com-
m unities is through local or-
ganizations PTAs, pro·
fession al societies, fraternal
groups. In addition to the
leadership training such groups
provide. they are valuable
sources of s upport for future •
races. In local politics, says . l
Weinreb, "your campai~n
workers are your friends and the
people you've worked with."
. ..
Women must guard against
becoming discouraged if they ' :
lose their first elections. It is
rare to win election lo a major : !
office the first time around. : : ..
"You can learn things from •:
your losing races, and they give
you important exposure.··
Ilene Weinreb is undecided . ; about her own future political
plans. She may not run for a
third mayoral term. "It might : ;
be time to move on."
In some way or another.
however. she cer tainiy expects
to s tay active in politics.
"LIKE MANY WOM EN in t
public life, I was hesitant at the ; :
beginning of my career. But 1 •
now, I have real confidence in i :
my abilities. I know I've been a ' 1
good mayor. And I'm not afraid
to tackle other challenges ...
But Weinreb is hardly anxious
to relinquish the title Madam
Mayor.
"It's a difficult, rewarding
job," she says. "Right now,
there's nothing I'd rather be do·
ing."
We welcome your comment.t.
questions, and suggestions about
this column Please write to
Cal1/omw Woman, P 0 Box 156(),
Costa Mesa. Ca . 92626
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Cats have been known to suffocate babies ;
0 t•
way. So please, Ann, set the rec-
ord straight as soon as possi·
ble. C.S. FROM MUNCLE,
IND.
DEAR ANN LANDERS I was
astonished to read in your col-
umn that you believe it 1s a
M YTH that cats s uffocate
babies by lying on their faces.
Please alter your advice al once
That new mother should be told
it CAN and HAS happened. AllN lANDIRS
DEAR MUNCIE: I have been
seeing cats In my s leep ever
s ince t ha t l etter appe ared .
Per sians, An goras, Siamese,
Cheshlres, Manxes, alley cats -
oops, I mean "domestic s hort·
hairs."
We are a familv of cat lovers.
But we have had· problems with
our cats wanting lo lie on our
pillows al night. Half the lime
they end up on our faces or
course. they gel moved off
promptly. But a tiny baby would
be unable to get a cat off, and the
result would be suffocation. Hundreds of reade rs have
written to say. "It happened to
my aunt, my sister , my cousin.
A friend of mine had the mis·
fortune of losing a newborn this
Nutrition fairs set for seniors
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NUTRITION H E ALT H FAIRS for senior
citizens will be held on May 26, 27 and 28 in Santa
Ana, Hunti ngton Beach and Anaheim respectively
Sponsored by Project TLC of the Feedback Foun-
dation, the fairs include heallh screening, exhibits
and movies For information on fair locations, call
835·8011 ...
PREVENTION OF HEART ATTAC KS 1s the
subject of a lecture al 8 p.m. Wednesday in Irvine.
A cardiologist. registered dietitian and cardiac re·
HEALTH HELP
habilitalion nurse will be present. For informa-
tion, call 645·8600.
1 ALLERGIES will be the topic of a discussion at
a Western MedicaT Cen ter lecture at 7.30 p.m.
Wednesday in Santa Ana For information , call
633·5001.
AFE RICAN DIABET ES ASSOCIATION
Orange County chapter will present a lecture on
"Adolescents and Diabetes" at 7:30 p.m . Wednes-
day in Irvine. Guest speaker will be Dr. Steven A.
Armentrout, professor of medicine at UC Irvine.
The lecture series, s ponsored by Friends of UCI,
provide an informal forum fo r campus professors
and administrators to discuss their work with
members of the community For infor mation on
the series. call 833-6247.
NIGUEL CHILDRE N'S CENTER a nd the
California Association for Neurologically Han·
dicapped Children will sponsor a daylong seminar
on developmental disabilities Saturday in Laguna
Niguel. For information, call 495-2512
STRESS is the s ubject of a discussion
s ponsored by the New Life Foundation at 10 :30
a m . Saturday in Newport Beach. For information.
call 936-9176
WH EEL·A·THON will be held to benefit the
Cure Paralysis Foundation of Orange County at 11
a.m . Sunday in Costa Mesa. Funds wi ll support
spinal cord injury research For information , call
996·3453.
day in Orange. For information. call 556-6070. , ••••••••••••• ,
COPING with minor depression will be I I
of Capistrano by the Sea Hospital at noon. Wednes· I discussed by psychological assistant Marc Skelton INSOMNIA
day in Dana Point. For information. call 496·1273.
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discussed at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Tustin. For in·
for m ation, call 832-1020. I MEDICAL RESEARCH I
P ROGRESS RE PORT on the war on cancer I I
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my neighbor, my best frtend."
All these people can't be fibbing.
It mus t have h appe n e d to
somebody.
The myth part Is that the cat
s m e lls milk o n the ba by's
breath, jumps to gel some and
s uffocates the baby in the proc·
ess. It Is conceivable that a cat
could lie ac ross the face of an In·
fant and smothe r him to death.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Some-
one wrote and complained
about not being able to buy an
American flag anyplace. K-Mart
had them under the comic books
and Sears said. ··Look in our
catalog."
As a member of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars I would like to
let people know they can
purchase flags at the VFW post.
Anyone who is having trouble
purchasing an American flag
should contact their local VFW
or the American Legion . -
G.L.B., GRAND ISLAND. NEB.
DE AR G.L.8.: I should have
thought of that myself, Thanks
for the assist.
Parents. what should you do if
your teenager 1s having sexual reta· i
lions? Ann Landers' new booklet. I
"High School Sex and How to Deal ,
With It -A Gulde for Teens and f
Their Parents.'' give no-nonsense
advice on how to handle this de-
licate situation. For each booklet.
send SO cents plus a long. stamped,
self-addressed envelope to Ann Lan·
ders. P.O. Box I 1995. Ch icago, Ill
60611
A quariu.s: Don't risk capital
Tuesday, May 26, 1981
~y SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21 -April 19):
Quiet diplomacy enables you to
gain access lo "confidential
files." Emphasis on secrets,
c la ndestine confere nces a nd
favorable attention from t he
media.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Dispute with loved one will be
favorably r esolved. Wishes
come true in "fantastic" man-
ner. Your powers of persuasion
surge to forefront.
GEMINI <May 21 -June 201:
Power play provides boost in
career. Emphasis on achieve-
ment, promotion, production
and st anding in com m unity.
You'll have added responsibility
and greater chance for reward.
CANCER (J une 21-July 22>:
HOROSCOPE
Aspirations come into sharp,
clear focus. The .. right .. person
appears at crucial moment.
LEO (July 23-Aug . 22 ):
Creative resources a re much in
evidence. Sensuality dominates
scenario.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ):
Avoid confrontations. Do
more listening than talking -
careful observation. patience br-
ing desired results.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ):
Low-key approach Is necessary.
Study Virgo message . Join
forces with one who s ha res basic
interests. Accent on employ-
ment, dependents and pets.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Emph asis on delineation,
analysis, necessary revis ions
and a rebuilding program.
SAGITI'ARIUS !Nov. 22-Dec.
21 >: Obtain hint from Scorpio
message. Be ready for sur ·
prises. a variety of sensation~
and creative urges which can be i
successfully harnessed. ·
CAPRI CORN <Dec. 22-Jan.:i
191 : Focus on relatives, close:•1'
neighbors and opportunity to ex· ,
press views in meaningful man· :
ner. You'll have chance lo im-
prove appearance of home.
AQUARIUS (J an. 20-Feb. 18): 1
Avoi d r isking capital.:
Conservative fi nancial view 1
represents most construrtive
course.
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20)
Lu n a r cyc l e h i g h . Take
initiatives, imprint style, and br ·
Ing forth creative talents . Tim-
ing, judgment hit mark. Excit·
ing e \·ents replace recent siege
of lethargy.
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'General Hospital' bes~ of soaps
NEW YORK (AP) -"General Hospital,"
network TV's top.rated soap opera, was honored
as the season's outstandlne daytime aerial durln1
nationally televised Daytime Emmy Award
ceremonies.
The ABC soap received three Emmys, lnclud·
ln1 awards ror aupportine actress and direction,
more than any other single pro1nm.
ABC won seven Emmys, CBS five, syndicated
shows four, NBC three and the Public Broadcast·
Ing Service two, as the awards pro1ram ran a half·
• hour long.er than scheduled.
JN. ADDITION, th~ National Academy of
Television Arts an41 Sciences presented lln
TrUJtees' Award to At,nes Nixon, CTeator or two of
the ton1est-runnin1 soap operas, "One Life to
" Live" and "All My Children," both on ABC.
Douglas Watson , Mac Cory on NBC'a
·•Another World," was cited u the outstandinl ac·
tor in a daytime series, and Judith Light, Karen
Wolek on "One Life to Live," the oustanding ac·
treas.
David Letterman. host of NBC's "David Let·
terman Show" whicb waa canceled several months
· ' a10, was honored as the seuon's top b~st or .a
variety series, and Hugh Downs of pubhc TV 1
''Over Y,asy'' won the Emmy as the outstanding
host of a talk or service series.
Awards were presented In JO cate1oriea, and
ABC, the No. l network in daytime, listed the most
nominees, 35 in 13 categories.
The winners:
Drama Series: ·'General HOlpital, · · ABC.
Game Series: "The $20,000 Pyramid," ABC.
Talk Series: "Donahue." 1yndleated.
V ariely Series: "The Merv Griffin Show."
,. syndicated.
~ Children's Serles: "Captain Kangaroo," CBS,
S and "Tale of Two Cities" from PBS' "Once Upon a ~ Classic," tie. -s Children's Special: "A Matter of Time," ~ "ABC Afterschool Special."
"' Children's Informational Series: "30 ~ Minutes," CBS. ~ Children's Informational Special: "Julie An-~ drews' Invitation to the Dance with Rudolf
~ Nureyev," CBS.
~ Actor In Drama Series: Douelas Walson. > "Another World," NBC.
Actress in Drama Series: Judith Li1ht, "One $ Life to Live," ABC .
.Cr. Supporting Actor in Drama Series: Larry
if Haines, "Search for Tomorrow," CBS.
Supporting Actress in Drama Serles: Jane El· l liot, "General Hospital," ABC.
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Host In Game Series: Peter Marshall "Hollywood Squares," NBC. '
Host Ln Talk Series: Hu1h Downs, "Over Easy," PBS.
Host in Variety Series : David Letterman
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By ROBERT M. ANDREWS
·-·· ... ~wn.er WASHINGTON -''What's up, Doc?"
What's up ls that after an 18-year absence
from the cartoon business, Bugs Bunny Is return·
lne to delight mllllona of fans once again with his
wisecracking, carrot-munchina irreverence.
AND FOR PRITZ Freleng, 74, creator of some
of America's best-loved cartoon characters re·
turning to Warner Bros. to direct Bues' comeback la tbe opportunity of a lifetime. ·
';.tJ\is is one challe(lge l've 1ot to meet before 1 ap," says Freleoc.
For 31 Y.eara, he WH dlrectl>r or Wnner's
classic "Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies" car·
loons. He produced more than 300 animated
shorts, reaturifll such inventions as Buis. Proky
Pig, Daffy Duck, Sylvester the Cat, Tweety Pie
and Yoeemite Sam.
In 1983, Warnera closed Its cartoon studio at
Burbank, Calif., once atfeclionatel)' known as
"Termite Terrace." Movie theaters, under
eco~omic pressure from television, weren't show·
Ing pre·feature cartoons any more. ''They wanted
people buyin& a dollar box ol popcorn Instead of
watchln1 cartoons -that's where they made
money," Frelen1 says. ,
, But Warner executives, notln1 the hieh au·
cjience raUne• of uirpated television specials, de·
clded th.ere was .. C)lley to be made 1lving Buas
and his frienda another try. So they turned last
year to Frelena. a flve~tne 0.car·winner who
had scored yel another succeu with •·free-lance creation, the Pink Panther.
As senior executive produ~r for Warner's re-
turn to cartoon makiq, Frelene ii puUini the
flnlshin1 touches on a IO·llltnute anlmated feature
''The Looney Loo"y Looney World or Buss Bun· ny." for release in Mode theaters this summer
and on television lbmetlme in 1883.
The three-act show ineorporales foota1e from
old "Looney Twt•" shorts and about 40 percent
new animation, bleiuted so artfll!ly that audiences
won't be able to teU lhe difference.
The show will star Bqs, Yosemite Sam and
Rocky. a gangster character Frelena produced
briefly in the 19:50s. Mel Blanc. ol course, will do the voices.
"If it works, there will be others," Freleng
says excitedly. "Maybe 10 years rrom now . people
will look back and say. "That was an accomplish-
ment,"
Frelene cot his start at aae UI in his hometown
or Kansas City, Mo ., drawing cartoon com·
merciaJs ror movie theaters. He took the train to
California in 1927 to work for Walt Disney, and in
1930 began his long career with Warner Bros .. in·
lerrupted in 1939 for two years to help MGM or
ganize a cartoon studio.
He and Disney never got along, and Freleng
takes pride in saying that of the three greatest
American cartoon characters Mickey Mouse.
Bues Bunny and the Pink Panther he created two.
or aJJ Frelene's characters. Bugs IS lhe most
popular and enduring.
Bugs, named for a nimator Ben "Bugs"
Hardaway, started in the late 19308 as quite a dlf·
ferent character.
''That rablJit wa& an insane charitcler, wild as
hell , with very stubt_\~· legs &.Yld a real rabbit look:,"
Freleng says. Finally. he and famed al\imator Tex
Avery got Bugs under control and gave him a dis·
Un ct personality. The first Bugs as he is known LO·
day appeared on movie screens about UMO.
"Now Bugs doesn't look any more like a rabbit
than I look like a horse." Freleng says.
WHAT EXPLAINS Bugs' enormous appeal?
"He's a rogue. but a sympathetic one."
Freleng replies "It's the same kind of formula
Jimmy Cagnty used, or Errol Flynn. He's a hero.
tough, cunning, clever. and you admired him for
that. When.he outsmarted his opponent you ('heered for him.
Freleng was guest of honor al a recent salute
by the American Film Institute al the Kennedy
Center • here. where a half-dozen newly minted
prints or his best ·'Looney Tunes" and "Pink Pan-
ther" cartoons were screened.
The cast,ing board
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Rod Taylor will play
John "Blackjack" Bo\lvier in the ABC bi·
oeraphical movie" Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy."
Bouvier is described by writer-director Steven
Gethers as a charmlna and hard·living father. who
opposed his daughter's marriage lo John Kennedy
because he believed that Joseph Kennedy was
responsible for his personal finan('ial problems.
HOLLYWOOD Madge Sinclair, who ap·
pears on "Trapper John, .. has been signed for a
guest star role in the ABC movie "In Our Hands."
She will play a police lieutenant in the movie.
which also stars Howard Hesseman of "WKRP in
Cincinnati." Jerrold Freedman will direct from a
screenplay by William Wood.
HOLLYWOOD Malt Clark has joined the
cast of "Some Kind of Hero." a comedy-drama for Paramount Pictures.
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Q: Wasn't J ollD Leanoo ao early u.aer or LSD!
If so, did tte ever say bow many trips be took on
the druf'! -J.P.L, J ERSEY CITY, N.J .
A: The late rock 'n' roll star, as fas-back as
September 1972, told a London Sun interviewer
(on tape) that "l must have had a thousand trips. I
used to just eat It all the time!"
In the same confessional, John spoke about his
profession. '"It's no fun being an artist," he said.
"It's torture. I read a bout Van Gogh, Beethoven,
'GLAD YOU ASKED THAT'
etc .. in an article the other day that speculated if
they'd had a ny psychiatrists in those days, we
wouldn'thavehad Gaugin's great pictures."
WheQ asked what he thought of contem -
poraries like Mick Jagger. Lennon observed: "I
think Mick's a joke, with all that fag dancing .
Al though," he conceded. "l once enjoyed Jagger."
How did he compare the Beatles with the Rolling
Stones? "They are not in the same class." he candid-
ly commented . "music-wise or power-wise. never
were•"
Q: Are any or the American hostages who
were freed from Iran wrltlng a book about their
experiences? -CHARLES KJ NG, N.Y.C.
A: Yes. For mer hostage Barry Rosen and his
wife, Barbara, have signed with age nt Julian
Bach, who says the Rosens plan a lo~g-range book,
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headlines about the hostage cr1S1s.
Barry. who served in Iran with the Peace
Corps and spe!lks Farsi. is credited with helping to
negotiate the US. ambassador's release in that
incident and received the State Department's
Award of Valor.
Back IJl f<'ebruary of 1979, he had his fir~t taste
of hostage life when he was held for a day l)y mili·
tants who stormed the embassy. Both Rosens want
t he story of Barbara and the children's 444-day or-
deal to be an integral part of the book.
Q: Who do you and other entertainment cot,
umnls ls cooslder lo be the hottest personality in
every pbaae of show business today? -T .
ADAMS, MIAMI.
A: Our candidate is a middle-aged (close to
60) superstar and Oscar winner who made his de-
but at the age of 15 months, went to school with
J udy Garland and Elizabeth Taylor at MGM. and
learned everything acting, singing, dancing
and malting music · before the public for more
than half a century
He majored in marrymg seven of the most
beautiful girls in the world -starting with Ava
Gardner. And he concedes he flunked the course.
' but had a ball doing so We've known hi m since the
Hedda Hopper era and will do a column or two
about him next week By the way his name is -
Mickey Rooney•
Send your que3twns 10 Hy Gardner, "Clad You
Asked That," care of this newspaper, P 0 . Box 19620.
Irvine. 92714 Manlyn and Hy Gardner uni/ answer
as many questions as they can in their column, but the
volume of mail makes personal replies 1mposS'ible.
TiiE SAGA OF TWO RIVALS
WHO CLASH AS ENEMIES
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B A S ED O N A TR U E STOllY.
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By LINDA DEUTSCH ....................
"T HIS IS ELVIS," a semi-documentary bi-
ography, wiJI be "m ust" viewing for those who
spent their youth as Elvis Presley fans.
This look at the extraordinary rise or a super·
hero, bis inability to cope and his untimely death is
a m oving chronicle or a n American tragedy.
Tbe movie contains a goldmine or previously
unseen film footage, including home movies of
Presley's private mome nts, outtakes from his
films and shots of early stage shows which capture
the youthful magnetism of the King of Rock 'n ·
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ride to sta rdom led him to self·destruct.
The film's final grim moments, with a bloated
and almost unrecognizable Elvis sweating through
his last painful performance, a re agonizing to
watch At early screenings, some have wept. Rated
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PG Parental guidance s uggested. Some
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R Rest ricted. Under 17 requi res accom-
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~lchard Burton.
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job he has ~ promised
11 the an-er to Iha l•m1-
ly' s rroubles fD '1l) El.ECTAIC
COMPANY(A)
®)ABC NEWS
8:30 D JOt<EA'S WILD ID WELCOME BACK.
KOTTER
Cl) DANCE FEVER
C.tebrlly 1udgH Ruth
Buul, Fred Dtyer, KC
Guests Jan Speck Ind
S_ylllester IBt KCET NEW88EA T '1l> STVOK> 8EE
"Honor Dance' An Al•·
blm• debutanta, an Okla-
hOml Indian end Daltu'a
Voulh On The Move ChOlt
are hlghHghled (R)
(11) BARNEY MlllEA
8:66 l'J EOITOAIAI.
7:00 9 C88 NEWS
.. N8CNEW8 D HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
Fonzie rlluctanlly agrees
to become • partner In one
of Howard' I lnventlon1,
D A8CNEW8 0 BULLSEYE ID M·A·s·H
Hawkeye loghll 10 kMP 1
wounded soldllf l llve
whlltl an 11\CeU&nl barrage
goet on near the 4077th
II) BENNY Hill
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TUBE TOPPERS
CBS 8 8:00 -"SPFX: The Empire
Strikes Back." Mark Hamm reveals
some or the mechanical and artistic
expertise necessary to tllm "The
Empire Strikes Back."
ABC D 9:00 -"The Jericho Mile.''
Peter Strauss stars as a convict serving a life sentence who works at becoming
the world's fastest miler.
KCET 0 9:00 -"The Artist as a
Woman." Jane Alexander traces the
li ves and achievements or women artists
from late Renaissance to modern times
in this documentary.
• OVPIMV
GuHI. Or Benjamin
~.(R)O ID MACHE!l I l.IHMA
NPOflT 9 MOW CIM'flN
"Hit Record Makefl"
OUMI•: K.i Rudman, Tom
Jonea, Stanley Clarke and
G410fge Dulle, Gary U S.
Bonds.
7:i0 9 2 OH THE TOWN
Ho111· St..,e Edwe•dl .
Melody~ Allar>d a
•elnc:arnallon ball; 1111• •
mini-tour of Lot Angelee;
vllll Iha HOllywOOd ahoe>
wllefe pl•nta Ind no-1
10< rnovlee and 111m1 .,.
made
.. FlOHT IAa<. wrTH
DAVID HOAOWfTZ
• MOVtE * * * "The Or_., Bwe1s" "
( 19&8) John W•yne. David
Jan._...
8 HOUYWOOO
8QUAM8 G FAa Tl4E MUltC
• ALL IN THE FAM!l Y
Atchle'• qulek thinking
N\191 a woman'• Ufa.
• UHNYHIU
• MACNEJl I LafAER
REPORT
'1l) ONCE lJt»ON A
Cl.A881C
"Carrie'• Wat" Carrie and
Nlek vill1 Mr Evan•' llller
Ind are -ely reprl•
mended upon the4r return
(Part 2)(R)
I a:00 8 Cl) 8PFX: THE EMl'tM 8TM<U Ma<
llle lechnOlog)' behind dn-
am•llC tpeel.i effecll II
reveeled In this tpeelal
ho1ted by Mark Hamill,
featuring dips from lllm•
Including "The Empire
Slrlkee Bactc" tnd "CIOM
Encounter• Of The Thltd
Kind." (R)
D 808 HOPE'S AU.·
8TARCOMEDY
81ATHOA Y PAlfN
Ellzat>elh T1ylor. George
C Scott. Mickey Rooney
1nd Mary Martin ere
among the stars wtlO fain
Bob Hope II Weet POlnl
fOf • celebration Of hie
18th birthday. 8 9 LAMY GATUH
AHO THE GATUN
eAOTlleMINC>
and Oollle WHI join lh•
Galtln Brother• l0t an hou• 1 of c;ounlty mu.ic and com-
edy
D MCMI
• • • ~ .. The G•ell
&c.pe" (Part t) ( 1963)
J amee Garner. Stave
Mc~.
• P.M. MAGAZJ.-
Seou Mon!M talk• wtth
verlou8 AlaMlan women 10
find out What 1r1 Ilka to t>e
lingle In • 11 •t• where ternlMe outnumber m•ie.
111 to t; the refurblthlng of
the '""° Jltna Monumen1 In
C11pe Cotel, Florida, Maty
Hart loc*a at the "Nor11'1
SfOC>e", Chef Tiii eoolc1
b<OCCOll; Of. Waaco on
c.,,le COIJntlng.
• THI OIAI... T.-OOlO
WATCH AHO DYN/4.Mfn
A m.., w1tcn th11 een
llop lime upon demand
tnablee a young couple to
thwart Ille evil plll'll of Iha
Qlfl'• one.time Irland
eOMAT
~
"Dance In America. Th•
Spellbound Chlkl I L'En·
lant Et lN Sortltegea"
Member9 Of the New V0tk
City a.llet perform Ihle lyf·
lc:al fantasy concelYed Ind
ohoreographed by GeO<ge
Balanohlne with a mulical
ecore by Mauriee Raval.
8i) CHAAL.-CHAPLIN
COMEDY THEATRE
"TM Pawnahoe>" ( 1916)
Charlie plays 1 pewnbto-
ker'a aul11ant wtlO all bul
-ectta the at0<e. •:30. CAAOl. 8UAHET1'
AHOFRIEH08
Gueat: Tim Conway
Ci) MOVIE * * "G•_,wlcll VMlage"
( t944) Don Ameche. Car.
mart Mltanda.
t:008 (1) M•A•S•H
H•wkeye arm• hlm ... I with
1 bottle of vintage F•ench
wine and ~ on the
~owl In -Ch of anec-
tlonate nuraee. CRI
8 111 MOVtE * * * '"The Jertdlo Mlle"
( 1979) Peter Strau11. Brian
Dennehy.
• MIAYGNmN
"Hit Record Makefl"
au.ta: Kai Rodman, Tom Johnny Cun, Roger MMle< I
JOHN DARLING
--· ·~ Clw1l• Wiii 0-ge Dulle, Gary U S
8ond1, Pure Ptahle
Leegua. Gel wee
• ~ Alm8T WAI A
WOMAN
J-Alexanoer ~·••• a 11u1-..y Of Ametlcan and
!ut~ ~ .,,, ...
from Iha late~
to Ille 20th Oel'ltuty •.to 8 Cl) HOUM CAL.LI
~ and Ann ooneplfe
lo unite a gr·~ NI man
.... th his IOO, wtlO II hiding
OUI from the polloe (R) I
1HO 8 Cl) lOU GRANT
Bil1le ~ IMOllOn4lfly
lnvolwd With 1 ptOl-.ion
.. bM8b.it plllY9f .,.. ••
doing 1 ttaty on CR) 8 WOM£H WHO Mn
A"10"
Morgan F•lrchlld, Erik I
Eatrad• and How11d
Heaaeman .,. hOall '°' •
•.....U.ng IOOk ., lhe tpee·
trum Of female beauty,
from MM Wfft end Marl·
lyn Monroe to Dolly Par1on
and Miii Piggy (R)
I D• Nl!Wt THEA TEA BEAT
Hll Mat1enthel llOlll a
IOOk at Iha Verlety Arta
c.ntar In downtown los
AngelM •••tUtlng en Inter·
view wolh Mill LarMn,
prMidant 01 1he soc .. ty
F0< The Pr_...,11100 Of
Variety Ans
'1l) A OMNE MADHE.18
Julia HI/Tie narr•I• a IOOk
11 lhe ••• and work ot two
women who lounded a
dance c:amp on Colorado
11111 hU nurtured tome 01
Arn«ica'a motl wcc.sstul
danc:eta ( R)
»Mal NEWS
• INDEl'EHOEHT
NETWON< NEWS
fl) TO BE ANNOUNCED
'1l) MASTERPIECE
THEATRE FESTIVAL OF
FAVOAfTES
"The GOiden Bowl BIM<I
on • novel by Henry
Jamee Ch1r10111 and
AmerlgO manage to 111p
away from a party 11 •he
CHtledean·s and •pend
the real ot the day a1 1 vii-
i~• Inn (Pan 4) (R)
11:00 8 D D <Il QI) NEWS D 8TARTRS<
A1 lhe En1e1pr11e
approaches 111 de1t1n1uon,
•nother apaceShlp, 1denll-
ca1 10 '"* EnterprlH, Is
llghled
D NEWl YWEO GAME 18 M•A•s•H
Hawkeye •-to the tronl
wllh an archenemy to
avotd 1 "SOJrprtse' blr1h·
day p1rty
II) BENNY Hill
Benny en1ers lhe GOiden
Goallel Compet111on tor
"Goahe Of The Vea•
&:I DICK CAVETT
Gues1 author and 1110<ney
Louise Auchlncloaa
11:30 f) <IJ QUINCY, M.IE.
The mother ot 1 m•n who
died In an lnslllullon lor
lhe Crlm onally Insane
cl1lm1 his d••lh w11
cauled by the gu11d1' btU··
••.Illy II THE 8E.8T OF
CAMON
GuNll Tony Randall,
David Leitarman (R)
e a A8CNIWI
HIGHTUNI I la'T"I MNCa A OtAl llllX~"O
• IAMTTA
"Stooea"
•• FUTrVAlM
HAHOa: ™-Ill.KEN TINT
J-Aoberd• .H and
rnember1 of Ille NellOnal
T'-tre of Ille OMt per.
l0<m • dramatic ,..91on Of
a Roben Frott poem .
12:00. ~ACI: 1•
8 111 'AKf AIY l8lANO G OUNIMOe<E
.. MINION: ~
·~ 1NO 8 TOMOMOW
Guest• Sll!y St•ulhera;
mualelan Of Hool<. PhMa
delphla Phllllee catch«
Bob Boone and Ml/WI
Miiiet exec:utlWI dlrec10<
ot the P11yen AllQCl11IQ(I,
f0fm41f CIA dlrec:IOt Adml·
rel Stan1li.id TUtnet
ti) OHi! 8T!P IEYOHO
12:~ 9 Cl) HAMY 0
1:008 MOVIE * * "TM Singing Hiit"
(1941) a-Aulry, Smiley
Butnena
D PSYCHIC
PHEHOMEHA. THE
WOAl.O llEYOHO
"Human Achlavemenl"
Holla Demien Slmpeon,
S1acy Hunt Guest Jack
Holland, Ph 0 . dllCll ... I oo... 10 make the prlnelf>ais
ot love a l0tce.
I 8PEAKOUT
IHO€PENOEHT
NETWOAK NEWS
1:10U MOVIE
* * * ·'The PatMC In N ..
die P1tk' ( 1!171) Al Paclno,
Kiity Winn
QI) ADAM-12
1:30 II> MOVIE * * • • "War And Peace"
119&8) LudmUa Sa\lllyelll
S•Q8' Bond81chuk
1:5011 NEWS 2:001 NEWS 2'.20 EDITOAIAL.
2:26 11 MOVIE
• • '" "Three Stranger•" I 19•61 Getaklone FIUget·
aid. Sydney G•~tr .. 1
2:30 8 NEWS
3:00g) NEWS
T .wadat1'•
Dayt hae H o 11le•
-~-
1 t:OO ti) *•;,"Sagebrush Ttall"
( 1!1331 John W1yne. Nancy
Shuben
t t:30 D .... 'R-Edge'
f 1956) Rory Calhoun
Yvonne De Cano
-AFTERNOON-
12:00 II) **'It "The Big Tr-
( 1952) Kirk Ooug!D, E"*
Miiier
1:00 ID ••• ,, "Cop8 An<7
Robt>eB" ( t9731 cun GO<·
man. Joe BOiogna
S:300 •• "Tamanoo"(t95•1
Curt Ju•g•n•. Dorothy
Oandrodge
by Armstrong & Batiuk
IN ~E9Al..L NEWS ••• IHE SQUAWS SETA
NEW M>.JOR LEAGUE REC~ IODAY 0V BEING IHE F IRST ,.EAM EVER
"TO BE MAIHEMAllCALLY
EL-IMINAIED 0Y MEMORIAL-DAY.'
Ravel's music inspires
Balanchine fantasy ballet
NEW YORK CAPl -The first time Georie
Balanchine choreogr aphed "I' Enf ant et, les.
Sorlileges," in 1925 in Monte Carlo, the composer,
Maurice Ravel, was in the audience.
Balanchine's American fens can be in the au-
dience of "The Spellbo und C h i ld ,"
as it is oow translated into English , when
Cha nnel 28 broadcasts the performance tonight at
8 o'clock <see photo above).
"The Spellbound Child" was taped et the
Grand Ole Opry In Nashville in 11 days.
No previous hour-long production in public
television's "Dance in America" series took
longer than five days to tape. ''The Spellbound
Child" also was the series' costliest program to
produce.
on is that I'm a dancer . I only can move. What we
did, we did with great respect for the music."
Conductor of the music on TV is Manuel
Rosenthal, who was Ravel's pupil. "He was almost
like e son to Ravel." Balanchine says of Rosen-
t ha l. "He almost inherited an understanding of his
music. We decided to do this project only if he
would come and conduct it. Otherwise, no use."
Balanchine choreographed the American de·
but or this ballet. It was in 1946, for the first
performance by Ballet Society, which became the
New York City Ballet. He restaged it in 1975 for
the New York City Ballet's Ravel Festival. There,
a dancer totter ed around dressed like the
grandfather clock. Balanchine prefers TV for
things like clocks; on television, it's not a person
but a clock , designed by Kermit Love.
Ravel liked what Balanchine did with his
music in 1925 and autographed a score to lhe
choreographer. Did he also say he'd write more
music for Balanchine to choreograph?
1'He probably said he'd do another one, but I
didn't speak French ... says Balanchine. • Mills Is one or two full-lime comedy writers for
Hope. The other Is Gig Henry, who's been with tbe
comedian for 28 years.
Their show, "Bob Hope's All-Star Comedy
Wrthday at West Point,'· will be broadcast tonight
at 8 o'clock on Channel 4. The special, taped at the
U.S. Military Academy. also features Elizabeth
Taylor, Glen Campbell, Georae C. Scolt, Mickey
Rooney and Mary Martin.
A~""'8
"The Spellbound Child" is the story of a little
boy who gels fed up with homework and stages a
tantrum. He breaks a grandfather clock, tears
apart s book and rips the wallpaper, knocks a
teapot and cup onto the floor , pokes the fire In the
fireplace and pulls lhe cat's tail. He already has e
dra1onfiy pinned to his wall and a squirrel in e
cage. As Edward Villella says in a taped lntroduc·
lion to the pro&Tam, "Everythln& has a secret life
of Its own." The chairs be&in lo dance and sing.
The cup and saucer become dancers and dance.
The name In the fireplace and later lhe princess in
the book become ballerinas. Shepherds,
shepherde11es and •beep from tbe wallpaper
become dancers.
Ttte show salutes Hope's 78t.b birthday, H well u the 40lb annJverrrary of lhe foundin1 of the USO.
Mills says his second career actually be1an
wtJlle he waa studylna law at the University of C:~lltomia. He sent one-liners to Don Sherwood, at
t.fie time a prominent disc Jockey at radio 1tatJon
J.lSFO in San Francisco.
: "I tblnk he was the brtl)ltest DJ In lhe coun· lrf." Mills aaya of Sherwood. "That w11 ln tbt late
·pos, and he was 1uppo1edly makln1 1150,000 a
Y.•ar. He was worth his wel1ht in told." ~-.. Mt~ says Sh'erwood sqaeated, "You could
_..e a Uvln1 doing lhta," but he pun* the law
df,ao-Uce lnstud. In 197$, be decided to &Ive up tbal ~reer (Of' the lure or Holl)'WOOd.·
'· Mills aaya Hope ll a demandJnt boa, hardly
ltant to call at any hour ol tbe dQ or nltbt for'
· b material.
TM writ.er recalls one occuton a LoDdoa. a
y stven by Sir Lew O"* lhat ..,.., a&~
KW. and IUI wt!~. SbeUty, u ....U u H0Pe Ud
•lft, po&orea. • Sometime t.4ward 4 a .m., lhe MillMt returMcl to
Mary Martin backs up Bob Hope in apoof of ' South
Pacific' for comedy specia.L.
their hot.el room to rind a note rrom the comedian
taped to lhe door: "Need jokes by 8 a .m ."
Mills uye, on the other hand, that Hgpe sug-
gests a1oodde1l of the material that he uses.
"He has a fabulous memory, 10 sometimes 111
we need to do Is update the aags to flt the occaalon."
Mills says. ·•1n tact, he loves to rtnd a rresh twl1t for
an old ga1 and dote so on bis own."
For the TV specials, Mllls and Henry each
turn out 100 or mol't one·Uners. Hope editl lhe
material. delete. 1ome of It, and may ask for
more. Alter ta,plnc 30.35 minute. of monoloaue
before an audience, Hope then wUJ edit th• routine
further, down to about eipl mlnutel of whit be
conalden the beat material Hope rarely rewrites a Joke. Milla &ays. •
"He r.._lhed lOllll .. o that hl1 Utt blood II
fresh material," llllb • .,... "He'• alr.ays used
wrlt.n, and wa1 _. ol the ftnt comed an1 to ad·
mlt that. He treatl tbem u pnt .. kM\all. .i,. baa beltl at 1l '° -.. " be adda, "and
yet he "1JJ be lurpl1Md b7 a JfiM. I IU811 th1t'1
part of What makel llll wrU.an to Important to him.
"If you ti.d a formula for ll, you could tueh It to a computer.''
,.
When the boy toes outdoon, a tree. claims In
1on1 that the boy knifed him. There's a duet of
meows by h~o fl uffy catl. Frop w\th 1Utter1na
eyes bop In tlmt to lhe mutlc. Insect.a dance and rot. The animals are aJlll')' at ..... boy !or his UD•
lhlnklnc crulet.y unW be puta tilt handkerchief
around the wounded paw of a equlrrel.
The cut lnclude1 38 dpen, alx puppeteen,
nin• IOlollW and a cbonaa. The puppeteen and
sln1ers aren't '"°· Aot.4r Christopher Byars plays
tht llUle boy. His 1lnstn1 11 bf Carl Tram on, who ls
aboutthet1me11e.
1n im, lb• part waa ·~ bf 1 topruo.
Balandline .. YI. "Por TV, n ~t you have to
bave a boy. We have an excellent boy, with a voice
llltt an oboe In e,bureb, no nbratlon." AU atnaJn• t1
ln EnlliJb.
Balucb.IM streues the m.ic. ··Ravel wu a
fftal comlPOHI':· he 1111. "I tblat aomlllm .. you
1bouldn't even look at wbat ll IOf.nc cm. Jut U.tu
to Uae m9. The reuoa I put 101DttlUn1Into10
Cana'da lures
CALGARY, Alberta <AP>-Calgaryis rlpefora
boom in the art.a, says a member of a co-operative
theatre group from San Francisco.
David Schein of the Blake Street Hawkeyes
thinks Calgary has both the money and the issues to
producetop·rate artlsllcworks.
•'There's an ever-growing pool ot people and ·•
talent in Calgary," he said. "There's money a.nd f
thereareahostotlssues... .
Schein, 31, says be dlsJlkes lhf" use of words Hke i
professional and amateur which have no real bear-
ing on artistic excellence.
''Some so·called professionals bave been repeat·
Ing the same lines on the same ataae for years. They
are paid for theJr effort.a, but many other people
could probably flve performances of aim liar quality
lllbeyhadthesameUmet.4aetlfttqthelrrolea.
"Vet, there are tome knoc.koCtt productions put
together by• amateurs' in tbeJrtpar,tlmt after wort
. •• tbeydoltslmply aa a 1neuaol1ell .. r,pr ... lon ...
"Some ol lhe people In the ealtli&lnmtnt ha· l duetrJ,llkeRlchJrd PryorandlJlyTomUn, are real·
ly dolbe experimental aturr ,'' huakl. "They chve$op.
Lhtir own acu ln whlcb the1 make thtlr own ttat.e·
menta." J •
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WHEN 6AM DRIVER
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MONDAY, MAY 2S, 19S1
CLASSIFIED cs
The sailors were willing,
but the winds weren't
at Dana Point's big race ... C2 --
Ongais • survives
Costa Mesa driver beats odds at Indy
lNOIANAPOLIS <AP > -Veteran driver Dan·
ny Ongais underwent 31'2 hours of surgery Sunday
following his accident at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway. Doctors said his condition remained
serious but stable.
Ongais was re·
moved from the operat-
ing room to an intensive
care unit where doctors
sa id he would be
carefully watched for
th e next 48 hours
because of the danger
of infection.
The 39-year-old
Ongais, a Costa Mesa
r esident. crashed into
the third turn on the
64th lap of the race. He
•wa s taken by am·
bulance to Methodis t
Hospital here.
Surgeons set his DannyOnga1s
broken right leg and a
broken left forearm , according to Methodist
Hos pital spokesman Fred Price
Orthopedic surgeon Or. Perry Trammell said
tests showed no evidence of internal injuries He
said he did not know when Ongais would be re-
leased
Ongais was conscious and talking with the
medical team after being taken by ambulance
from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Price said.
He was not flown by helicopter, but was driven
because "it was better to send a crew wi th him in
a large . ambulance because we were doing so
much to him," said Or. Thomas Hanna, the
Speedway medical director.
ONGAIS, WHO HAD LED briefly earlier in the
race. was trapped in his car after the machine hit
the third-turn wall on the 64th lap of the 200-lap
race. He did not suffer serious burns despite the
fire, hospital offi cials said.
"I thought he was dead," said J oe Roth Sr. of
Cincinnati. who was sitting in the third turn with
his son, Joe Roth Jr. "The whole front end of the
car was gone. lie was just hanging out of it."
The younger Roth said Ongais came straight
off the backstretch and went right into the wall.
.. It was an immediate explosion," the younger
Roth said.
J oe Roth Jr. said he considered it amazinl
that Ongais survived the c ras h. "His head was
completely wrapped when they put him in the am·
bu lance," he said .
AS FOR THE INTERSCOPE RACER, "It
wasn't recognizable as a car after the crash. As
they had it up on a wrecker parts of it were falling
off of it." ·
Goodyear s pokesman Dave Hederich said the
fire came from engine oil because the fuel cell in
the car did not rupture. "Our fuel cell man
checked it out and talked to Phil Casey. their chief
mechanic, and he confirmed that the fuel cell was
intact and the fire was from oil in the engine."
Father James R. Bonke, who saw Ongais at
the track hospital, said he was "bleeding badly.
The right side of his helmet was damaged.
although it was l\ot crunched ilf:iit
The mood in the Ongais ~ge area after the
crash was somber.
A CREW MEMBER who identified himself as
Rex Reed said Ongais' car is "just junk now.
Would he have won the race? Who knows."
Another crew member, who asked not to be
identified, said Ongais was running "a damn good
race" when he hit the wall. "He had a damn good
chance of winning "
The crew member said he didn't want to iden-
tify himself because ··Danny doesn't want us talk-
ing about him unless he gives the OK. But I've
been with him for seven years and he's a damn
good driver ··
A woman standing nearby with another
member of the team said of Ongais. "lle's really a
sweetheart: a real nice guy."
It was the second time Ongais had been in·
volved in a serious crash at Indianapolis
PRIOR TO THE START of the 1979 qualifica·
lions. Onga1s hit the fourth-turn wall but came
back on the last day of time trials and earned the
27th starting position. He finished fourth that year.
This year. Ongais was one of the fastest
drivers in practice, twice topping the 200 mph bar·
rier. He was scheduled to be one of the early
qualifiers. but was unable to start his car and had
to pull out of the qualifying line on the first day of
qualifications because his car would not start . He
qualified for the 21st spot in the 33-car field with a
s peed of 197 694 mph
Dodgers gain Unser (47) proves
·double-header • •
split at Cincy age Isn't a handicap
Danny Ongais hits the wall and comes to a stop in firey crash at the Indianapolis 500 Sunday.
.... ___ _
Angels' woes just won't whoa
Frost, Martinez recalled in attempts to righ_t ship
By EDZINTEL
OflMDMIJl'l ... 51Aff
Heads turned every which way as the voice
came over the public address system :
··Attention media. Immediately following the
game, the Angels will make an announcement con-
cerning the club."
Holy losing streaks! Was this it? Was this D·
day for the Italian Stallion Jim Fregosi?
Hardly. The announcement was that the
Angels had recall ed pitchers Dave Frost and Fred-
die Martinez from Salt Lake City
STILL, THAT DIDN'T MEAN the s tatus of
Fregosi wasn't on the minds of everyone who saw
the Angels embarrassed for the third s traight day
at i\naheim Stadium Sunday, as the Chicago White
Sox swept the three-game series with a 10-2 romp.
Now, with the end of the strike-bound season
near, the Angels are again taking serious looks at
the situation al hand -from the manager, right
down lo the baUboy.
These indeed are not the best of times in
Anaheim.
Upon returning from a successful road trip
Friday in which the Angels were 6·4 and trailing
Oakland by just four games, things were on the
rise in Anaheim.
Or so they thought. In a weekend's time. the
White Sox spoiled dlJ the fun by scoring 34 runs on
45 hlta ln the series. This was a memorable
Memorial day weekend for the Angels. They're
now 7~ sames behind the A's.
TONIGHT. TORONTO INVADES for a three· aame set which may or may not be good news for the
Angels. Last year. the Blue Jays won nine·of-12
from the Angels including five·of-six at Anaheim .
That's the way visitors are finding the Angels '
home ballpark very friendly. At home the
Angels are H-15 in 1981. Compare that to a 13-8
record on the road.
Asked about the problems at home, Fregosi,
less in the mood to field questions than he usually
is, said, "it's tough when you catch a club like
Chicago as hot as they are and the way they've
been swinging the bat.
"But let's put it this way: Nobody's waiting
for things to happen. They're going out and hustl-
ing after balls. There's no reason I can give you
for it."
BUT THERE ARE IN FACT some reasons for
the Angels' poor play at Anaheim Stadium that
prompted the 27,405 in attendance Sunday to boo
their hearts out.
Like defense, or in this case, lack of it.
Sunday ·~ bombardment was set up in the
second inning when Ron LeFlore's bases-loaded
single skipped by Brian Downing in left field and
rolled to the wall.
By the time Downing could get to it, LeFlore
had crossed home plate. A two-run single turns in-
to a bases-clearing four-run play and Fregosi is
looking for exit signs in the clubhouse.
The Angels have now committed an American
League.high errors in 44 games with 33 of them
occurring In 23 games at Anaheim Stadium.
THE WHJTE SOX. who have made the most out
of a few off·season trades, are the kind of teams
<See ANGELS, Pa1e C2)
CINCINNATI <AP > -The
Dodgers' scouting report on
pitcher Bruce Berenyi was in-
finitely more accurate than the
right-hander's fastball Sunday
Warned of Berenyi 's oc-
casional lapses in control . the
Dodgers waited him out for
seven walks. five of them in the
fourth inning, in coasting to a
10·3 victory that gave them a
doubleheade r split with the Cin·
cinnati Reds.
The Reds won the first game
3-2 as Ken Griffey and Johnny
Bench doubled in runs . Paul
Moskau. 2-1. pitched 4,_a innings
in relief for the victory.
The Dod gers collected 13
walks off Cincinnati pitchers in
the second game. Manager Tom
Lasorda said he advised his club
to be extra patient against
starter Berenyi, 4·2.
"We got word that he could
get wild That's what our scout-
ing report said about him,"
Lasorda said. "I had them tak-
ing (pitches> more than we've
ever had."
Derrel Thoml\s. who _<jtove in
four runs, walked to 'ro~in one
run in the fourth, ahd Bill
Russell drew a bases on-balls for
the other. Al one point,· ~erenyi
thre w 15 consecutive balls as he
walked four batters in a row
"Walks definitely killed us,"
said Reds' Miitnager John
McNamara, whose club lost
three of four to the Dodgers to
fall 6 1~ gam es behind the
division leaders . "They hurt us
yesterday and today. We just
didn't get the strikes, that's all.··
Robert Castillo, 1-4, making
his second appearance of the
day for the Dodgers, picked up
the second-game victory with
11,11 innings In relief of Dave
Goltz.
Pedro Guerrero tripled off
Doug Bair for two runs In the
fifth, and Mike Scioscia followed
with a single for a 5·0 lead.
INDIANAPOLIS <APl
Rugge d Bobby Unser out ·
distanced a series of challengers
S unday to win his third In·
dianapolis 500, a chaotic race
marred by a fi e ry crash in
which Danny Ongais was
seriously injured.
A jubilant Unser took two slow
victory laps around the In-
dianapolis Motor S peedway
track, rather than the tradi·
tional single lap, then told the
huge throng of spectators, "This
was the second most exciting
victory I've had here .
·'Things kind of were going
my way this month." the "Albu-
querque Cowboy'· added
HIS ONLY COMPLAINT with
the Penske team's equipment
was that the two-way radio. used
to connect the driver with the
pit, failed.
"I was completely disgusted
early on in the race because my
radios weren't working," Unser
sa id. "When I s tarted the
engines, the radio went. From
then on, it was back to '68, read·
ing the blackboard."
He was referring to the small
chalkboard held at the side of
the track by a m ember or the
team to pass messages to the
drivers.
Unser previously won here in
1968 and 1975.
The winner said he had
absolutely no problems with his
car in the race, making only one
"slight" adjustment to the rear
wing.
When he got out of his car.
Unser saw his wife, Marcia, and
car-owner Roger Penske waiting
for him side-by-side . "All right,
Boss!" Nobody knew which of
the two he was talking to.
PENSKE'S TEAM built the
s leek, blue and white Penske
PC-98 that Unser put In Victory
Lane/ as well as several other
cars In the field.
CdM, Edison face tough semifinal foes Tuesday
a, aooEa CA&LSON ..............
A victory away from the CIF baseball
finals at Anaheim Stadium, Sea Vlew
Lea1ue cbamplqn Corona deJ Mar Hilb
and Sunset Leaaue touahie Edison 1ird
f« the eemlfinala Tuesday -each with
a formidable tuk ahead.
TlM Sea Kini• of Corona del Mar
Coach Tom Tra.1er, 20-3·1, awatt the in·
nalon ol Palm Sprln1s at the CdM cam·
pua f« a a o'clock 1t1rt ln 2-A action,
whale l:diton takes lu 4·A hOpii on the
rOM to South Tornnce (17~·1), alto
billed fOf' a o'clock.
Palm Sptl.., threatens Corona del
llu wttb ri'91t·hander Mark Hoffman
• tbe mound, a 5·1 tenior who defied
the odds and won, using acupuncture
treatment to help solve a condition
caused by curvature of the spine.
Quite a story ln the Palm Springs
area, Hoffman owns a 13·3 record, in·
eluding 10 atralaht victories with a 1.71
ERA.
He pitched lo the seventh lnnlnl Fri·
day and le expected to be at full
strenith, while 5-8 Keith Black, a point
auarcf tn baaketbaJJ and poueHOr of I
5..0 •••sue ntCOrd, wm bepin the winp,
accordln1 to Palm Sprtnc• Coach Gary
Skinner.
Amon1 the Palm Sprtnp battln1
arsenal are outftelder Jeff Robert•
(.417). third baaeman Tim Roberta
( .429>. center fielder Terry Rodas and
catcher Darin Stockham. •
Tra1er says Jeff Prlea, blJ 8-0 pitcher
with a .~ lea1ue battina averaae. will
be his starter Tuesday.
"We've played three aood teams so
far," says Trager. "We haven't won a
pre.game warmup, ye•."
Corona del Mar's succesa bu been
laraely attributed lo • team enort -
with bla moment.I comla1 from Ken
Santoro (one·hitter> Chrla White. Marlo
Ybarra. Pries, Bobby Shollin and Dave
Rohde <his delente at thlrd baa been a
bl1 key),
Edit0n'1 bat.I have been rel•tlvely
silent ror a team sportin1 a .300·plus
avera1e. but Coach Ron LaRuffa's
Chargers keep on winning, anyway.
Friday's victory was Edison'• 13th
straight and starter Robb Munson
boasts credentials similar to that of
Friday's winner, Rich Sorenson.
Munson has an ERA in the 2.1
nelahborhood and has the rest needed,
thanlts to Sorenson's stroni seven in·
nln1!l Friday.
l'he Cbaraert '• bil bats Include
1horutop Tom Du11an, pitcher·
outrlelder lllke De Benon and 1tron1·
armed catcber Sleve Morello, on a team
loaded with experience.
tk)utb Torrance. from tbe talent·rich
South Bay Area, 11 expected to start
<See CdJI, •••• 0)
BOBBY UNSER
Three-time winner
The long race was run without
a problem from the weather. but
rain that had been forecast
earlier in the day hit just as tbe
track was cleared of cars and
the victory celebration.
The slick-tired Indy cars can-
not run on a wet track.
Unser. at 47 . became tbe
oldest driver to win the Indy
classic. Sam Hanks was 42 when
he won the 1957 race.
The winner, who earned the
Penske team an estimated
$300,000 of the total Indy purse or
more than $1 million. be~t
second-place Mario Andretti 1W
the finish line by nearly hat( a
straightaway.
Gordon Johncock was h1
second place and locked in a bat,
tie for the top spot with AndrettJ,
bis teammate, and Unser unW
hls engine gave out just seve
laps from the end of the 20()..lap
event.
HUNDREDS OF FANS fr~
the Indianapolls Motor
Speedway crowd estimated a~
more than 300,000 persont1 jumped the fences and stooc.t.
near the track cheertn1 u U..
popular Unser made two s1'w
victory laps around the 2~·mU.
oval.
Auatralla.n, Vern Schupp•
wu third, followed by a pair of
rookiH. Kevin Coaan a..a
anotMr A••trallaa, Gedfl
Brabham, IOD of three·U ..
world champtoft Jack Brabham.
All three were far off th• pee.,
UnHr avera1ect lat.Git mph. <See INDY , Pace Cl>
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, May Z5. 1981 ...,..; ________ ..... ______ ~·
Andretti cries foul
about yellow flag
From AP dispatches
INDI ANAPOLIS Mario An· •
drelli. second place finisher i~ Sun-
d ay ·s Indian apolis 500, said he,
Gordon Johncock and A.J . Foyt have
signed a protest against unofficial winner Bob·
by llnser.
"Ile passed four Ckrs during the yellow cau
t1on hght as he was coming out of the pit," An
drett1 said The 1969 Indy winner said all of the
drivers agreed al a meeting
Inst week that they would
blend into the pack when
coming out of the ptls un
yellow lights
Andretli i.aid Unser went
around four cars as he came
out of the pit near the end of
the r ace. "He passed them
between turns one and two."
Andretti said he wasn't
Andrelll bitter, but he said the protest
"was something you must do. I'd do the same
thing passing other cars if I could get away with
tl ..
Andretti said he reported the alleged viola·
twn by Unser to his crew a nd told t he m to pass
the inform ation along to Indianapolis Motor
Speedway offi cials.
Asked what he thought his chances or win·
n1ng the protest were. Andr etti said. "Knowing
lhl ~ JOinl nil ..
Quote of the day
.• ~orris leads A'a sweep with gem
Mike Norrtt pitched a four·hJtttr
for hi• tlnt victory a lnct May 5 u
Oa kland boat Toronto, 5·0b for 1
1weep of Sunday'• double· tader.
Rickey HeodertOD'I RBI 1ln1le In the bottom or
lhc l2tb gave the A's u 6·5 victory In the first
game 118 Oakland has now won four In a row
ufter its eigh t gume losing streak , ..
E l sewhe r e In the A m erican L e;ague
Milwaukee and Detroit swept
double-headers Cecil C'oo1•~r·s two·run homer led
Milwaukee to a 10·7 win over
Boston after a 2· l verdict in
the opener came on Ted Sim-
mons' sacrifice fly in the 14th
inning . . La nce Pa rrish hit
a pulr of homers lo lead
Dc'troil to a 5·3 win after
S teve Kemp drove in four
run::. in an 8-2 victory in the
opener over Baltimore Willie Aikens
singled home the lying and lead runs lo key a
Civ1:-run ::.eventh inning that rallied Kansas City
to a 6·4 wm over Minnesota Cleveland
Jumped on last minute starter Rudy May for six
runs in the first inning and pounded the New
York Yankees. 12·5 Jim Sundbe rg collected
three hits and drove an two runs as Texas
ripped 13 hits in a 5 3tnumph over Seattle
Wallach ho mers for Montreal
MontreC1l'::. Tim Wallach, a prod·
ucl of University lh gh Schools in
Irvine. slugged his thir d homer of the
year for the Expos. but it was not
enough lo slop the Chicago Cubs in National
League action Sunday the Cubs won their
second st raight game for the fi rst time this
year. 6-2 Pitcher Jim Bibby blasted a two.
run homer and combined with r eliever Victor
Cruz for an eight-hitter to
lead Pittsburgh lo a 7-1 vie·
lory over Philadelpha .
Pinch·h1lter Randy Bass
drove in two r uns with a
ba!>t!S·loaded s ingle in the
eighth inning to give San
Diego a 7-5 win over Atlanta
Biiiy Paultz, a forward for the Houston
Rockets. as ked if he believed ~hat he re·
ads 1n the papers ") don't believe 60 per·
cent of what I read on the front page. so
why s hould I believe anything I read in the
sporti. pages""
Lee Muzilli homered in
the fifth inning and scored
the \\inning run after tripling
Wallach in lhe 10th as the New York
Meb do\\ned St Louis. 3 1 New York starter
Mike Scott \\enl into the ninth inning with a
three hiller and a l ·O le ad. but the Cardinals
tied the game on Ke ith Hernandez's ieadoff
homl'r Vida Blue scattered five hits in 71a
inning::. and Larr~· He rndon frove in a run and
.,cor(>d another a::. San Francisco beat Houston.
2 I
$1 million salary cal led insane
RICllFIELD . Ohio The
Kansas City King~ ~a~ they have not
seen the deal that would allow their Sodder's two homers pace Sun Devi ls
free agent guard Otis Birdsong to Join the
Cleveland Cavaliers. but club officials say the
St million per year for fiv~ years offered the
high·scori ng back-courtman 1s too much.
Former Westminster High and
Orange Coast College star Mike Sod-
der s hit a pair of solo homers. his a
. 20th and 21st of the season. to help Arizona State
eliminate Cal State Full erton from the West
Regionals at Tempe, 12·7 Sunday night. Kendall
Carter was t he winner 1n upping his rec-
ord to 17·1 Arizona State's Sun Devils put it
away 1n the s ixth inning with tour runs.
Fullerton had defeated Fresno State earlier.
10·9. on the strength or John Christensen's ninth·
inning RBI s ingle to set up the game with
Arizona State
"One m 1lhon dollars a year for a guard 1s
the most insane thing I've ever heard of in 15
years in this league," said Kings General
Man ager Jeff Cohen
Cavaliers owner Ted Stepien orchestrated a
deal with lht• 6·4 Birdsong Saturday t hat, unless
the Kings match il, would bring the five-year
veteran to Cleveland and give no compensation
lo Kansas City.
FROM PAG E C1
ANGELS LOSE
teams which have taken advan-
tage of the Angels' sloppy play.
From a 70-90 team in 1980 with
little to look forward to. Chicago
has brought the old lazy, hazy.
crazy spirit back to rans in
Comiskey Park. And with a
lineup that still looks unim-
pressive on par er. it's been a
ball.
"We're not going to overpower
you. usually, but we have a
s up e r h ittin g clu b." said
Le Flore, one of t he free agent
picks who collected three hits
Sunday to give him six in the
series "We hit-and-run a lot and
Wt!'ll take the extra base if you
don't make t he play."
T he Angels certa inly didn't
make the plays Sunday.
St arter Geoff Zahn <5·5> was
rocked for eight runs on eight
hits before Fregosi fina lly pulled
him in the sixt h inning for Luis
Sanchez.
FI R,ST BAS E MAN Mike
Aquires also contributed t hree
hits to Chicago's 13-hit attack
while Bill Almon added a pait.
·'This was a great weekend,
wasn't it?" f'regos1 sarcastical·
Jy asked.
S teve Tr out ( 4-1 l hurled a
seven-hitter for the White Sox,
picking up his third straight vie·
tnry . He blanked the Angels un·
ul Bobby Cl&r k's two-r un home
~un in the ninth.
T he C hicago a ttac k came
4rte r Saturday night's 17-hit 15·4
triumph. On FriJay night. the
White Sox whipped the Angels.
9·5.
To the Angels' credit, they did
play Sunday's ga me minus four
tarters Fred Ly nn. Da n
ord. Rod Carew and Bobby
rich.
LYNN, WHO INJURED a leg
artier In the season , aggravat·
•d It while m a king a cat ch
aturday and is on a day-to-day
as is. Fords lmply needed a reist.
Carew was experiencing slnu.s
roblems and he adaches.
Grlch had a sor e left knee.
As for the pllchlng, well. that's
n yon e'11 guesi..
Frost and Martinet w\11 Join
he club Wednesday wlth John
'Acqul.4to expected lo be one
layer who'll be sent down. He's
allied throuah the se11on thus
1 r wlth a currenL 10. 70 ERA.
'(')\al teav s one ptayer left to
aenl down. One has to n.ore
at tonipt's ltartln.c pltCber.
lke Witt, 1 r~klt, wlU be
ed al very ct<>Ml)' ·
IN nB llEANTlU. Pl'qOIJ
ttervt!Ulb awaltl t.b outcome of
l ) The pendlnt pl~er strike daJ
• • •
Thurs dav , 21 I lls team s sue
cess over the next three days.
and J 1 I ti s future
But the Chicago White Sox
aren't going to wait around for
anything They're flying high
and are in Oakland today for a
three-game set against the A's.
··1 don't think t he A's pitchers'
ar ms can hold out that long."
said LeFlore. "I t hink we can
grab the lead by the end of the
week . but it's very important we
wi n the fi rst gam e.
"l'll tell you one t hing. l never
thought we had the depth we do.
Before. I heard the guys here
had a defeatist attitude. Nl)w.
we're all positive ··
* ANGEL NOTES -TonlQlll • pllclll119 mMC~
1115 roolll• r1gl!M1<1nder Mllre Wiii 11_.I #llO
ll••n 1 """' • 91me slno M<IY I, when hP bu t
Mllw•u9' .. , ~. fllCln<;I JllC!Uefl T-!1·31 Tile
rHI of lht MrtH (Qel ii wlllle II s l!Ot, II <OlilCI be
the IHI tor "Ill has 0-. 11 ... Cl II "' I.Mil LH I
12·Sl T-y -llllil ,_~ l._2) •1)61Mt 0.Yt
Stolll ().S) In ,,... llnal• of this brlol "°"*t-
Wedne.O.y S.lurd<ly nl91tl's tllrM hour.
S2·mlnuto ~ w•• tlW ~•I nlne·IMlng o-
ln A1>11•I l!lstory -1u11 fl,,. m111u1 .. shof1 ~ lht
American l.ltao<» rec0<d ().S7, Cle,,.1-"'
Ba.Ion. April 10, 1'111 . Lell .... ,,.,.. am
Trnou. on ttoe dlM blecl lit.I with • ulClum Oe
P<Kll on Iii• Slloulder, wlll 1»9ln IMowlno 1111\ weelt. Or. LAw11 Yee""' said• new uerclw pro-
gr•m I• brlnQlno Tr•vtr• back qulc1r1, -.. _
upecl tllal he'll be able to pitch erOlll'll tlle
ulclum, wl!leh would llavo -med lo llavo been
tllero tor iome limo" ..• TllrM former Anoel•
u o omone tht Amerlc<1n Le~ue" too Ion bltlof1
1nc1uc11no Boston's , ... ..., llom1 (No t 11 .3761.
•nd CerMr L4IMfonl (NO. s •t .:MSI •nd Kim.ti
CllY'• Wllllt Allllllt (NO. 1 •t ml . Tho
An11111 ,,.....,.I be•ton the Wlllll Sox 11 ANl!elm
Stldlum sl~• Sll>l•mber •. 1t7t and ,,.,,. toot
nine 111 • row to Chic~ ditlng bllCk lo July l,
1'90 ••. n. Anotl• •re I/le only loam In tht
American Lffll.,. wl!lcll 1111 not playMI • 91,,,. In
e•tra IMlllOl lllll MllO<I,
Hite outlasts
LPGA foes
COR N I NG, N .Y . IA P I
Kathy Hite. holding off a spec·
tacular last-round c h arge by
J o Anne Carner and outlasting
Pa tty Sheehan in a bead·lo·head
duel, scored a one-stroke victory
Sunday in the Corning Classic
for her first triumph on the
La d ies Professiona l Golf AS·
sociation tour.
Hite shot an even-par 72 ln the
final round and finished with a
72-bolc score ol 282, 6·under par
on the Corning Country ,Club
la you\.
Carner, an 11-y ear ve teran,
flred a 5-undt r par 67 Sunday
and flnJsl'ted •e~ond at 283.
Sheehan, 24, a rookie who 1051
three strokes In the laal lwo
l'tolu. and Nancy Lopez-Melton
Ued ror third at ~undu m . wilb
Cathy Morse flAb at ZN.
Joan .Jo)'ce aDd Dot Oerm.tn
we ... u.d for 1lxtll at l-o .... -par ••
FROM PAGE C1
INDY • • •
There were nine different
leaders. but after the Ong<Jis
trash , the race became a
dogfight among lJnser. Andretti
a nd Johncock. each of whom
held the lead several limes.
l'nser started the race on •op
after winning the pole with an
uverage speed of 200.546 mph.
while 1973 Indy winner Johncock
started from the inside of the
second row. Andretti. however.
started 32nd 1n the 33-car field .
HIS CAR WAS placed at the
back of the grid after Andretti
subs tituted for Wally Dallen·
bach. who qualified the car for
him while Andr etti. t he 1969 In·
dy winner. was driving in the
Be lgian Grand Prix.
Rookie Josele Garza. a 22·
,>ear -old from Mexico and
Br abham's teammate. surprised
nearly everyone by staying with
the leaders until a broken rear
suspension th rew his car into the
third turn wall on lap 139. He
was not injured.
Garza. whose previous Indy
car experience was three laps
and two crashes in two races a t
Phoenix, led twice for several
laps midway through the 200-lap
race.
There was a series of single-
ca r crashes in the race, none of
them nearly as serious as the
on e in which On gais was in·
ju red.
Garza, Don Whittington, P ete
Ha lsme.r a nd Gordon Smiley
were victimized by the crashes.
but none or them was inj ured.
Mike Mosley, who s ta rted in
the middle or the front row in the
fastest of four Chevrolet stock
block-powered cars in the field.
fell quickly off the pace. Then ,
with smoke pour ing from the
engine, he pulled off onto the in-
field grass at the end of the pit
road on lap 17 a nd wound up
33rd.
De f endin g c h a mpion and
three-time Indy wlM el' Johnny
Rutherford finis hed 32nd when a SS.so d rtve belt on ·his "Yellow
Su bm arine" Chaparral snapped
on lap 22.
Al Unser, Robby 's younger
brother, had s uspension prob·
lem s at the same time. Re was
able to continue, but was not
1tmong the leaders.
Gar y Be tte nha use n , w bo
finished third in 1980, joined a
number of the leaders In taking
advantaae of the third caution ~erlod of the day after Whlt-
Ungton crashed. While he wu
taking on fuel, hi• crew ac:ciden·
tally s plashed the abrasive and
volatile methanol fuel on Bet-
ten.hiUHD and the rear·mounted
car tnJ,lne.
Indy 500 take• heavy toll
I N DIANAPOLIS -Four •
penon1 ln addition to race car drlvar
Danny 0n1111 remained boepltt.Uzed
Sunday n11ht from lnjurlt1 1ufrered durtn1 the
8Sth runnJna of the lndlan1pe>IJ1 ~·mile auto
race earlier In the day
A fifth man, a spectator, was recovering
from 1t heart attack, officials at Methodist
Hospital said.
Three members of the Penske racing team
were 11\j ured when Rick Mears· car caught fire
in the piL'I . Mears was hospitalized with burns
on his face and was listed in satisfactory condi
lion, the hospital said.
His Injured crew members were identified
as Derrick Walke r, 36, William Murphy, 28. and
Ma r k Wisn iewski. 25. Wlsn1t!wski was treated
and released. The other crew members were
hospltallted In satisfactory cond ition with
burns, hospital spokesman Fred Price said.
Basebal I today
O n this date m baseball In 1951 .
fn hls ma1or league debut. New York
Giants outfielder Willie Mays went 0 for 5
as the Giants beat the Philadelphia
Phillies 8·5 at Shi be Park
On this date in 1937
Detroit T1gers c atcher-manager Mickey
Cochrane was beuned by Bump Hadle) or
the New York Yankees. bringing a pre-
mature end to his distinguis hed career
On this date in 1935
Babe Ruth of the Boston Braves cracked
the 714lh and last home run of his 11·
lustrious career. off Pittsburgh's Guy
Bush. Ruth smashed three homers on this
day, but the Pirates won 11 7.
Today's birthdays.
Atlanta pitcher John Montefusco is 31.
Houston pitcher Bob Kne pper is 27.
Fer~cts Memorial paycheck
DUBLIN. Ohio With the n
gu mes of golf's greatest players col·
lapsing around him , Keith Fergus
coolv rode a string of pars lo a 71 and the rlrst
victory of his career. a one·st roke triumph Sun-
dav in the prestigious Memorial tournament.
· Fergus. 27. one or a corps of Linivers1ty of
Houston products on the PGA Tour. acquired
the first title of his f1ve-\•ear career with a 284
total. four strokes under· par on the extremely
difficult. 7.116 ~ ard Muirrield Village Golf Club
course
Ups and downs for th e Allisons
Bobbie Allison won the World 600 •
l'iASCAR Grand National stock car
race at Char lotte Motor Speedway
Sundav on a day when Donnie Allison and Dick
Brooks were taken to hos pitals following a col·
lision on the 152nd lap ... concussion. Donnte suf·
fered a broken shoulder blade
ribs and a bruised right lung and is in guarded
condition . Swiss r ace car driver Herbert
Meuller died after his Porsche 908 crashed at
N u ernbergring Sunday
Television. radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Baseball Dodgers at Atlanta.
4:30 p.m ., KABC (790>. Toronto al Angels. 7:30
p.m ., KMPC (710).
OCC, Gauchos vie
Orange Coast College opens defen.se of .its stale
community college baseball champ1onsh1 p Wed·
nesday evening at Blair Field in Long Beach when
the Pirates meet Saddleback at 7
Coach Mike Mayne's OCC squad (32-61 and
seeded first among the eight teams in the state
tournament, beat LA Valley a year ago to capture
the stale crown
Sadd leback. which won the Mission Con-
ference championship with a 22 ·14 record under
Coach Dick Stuetz. is the No. 8 seed in the double-
eli m ination tourna m ent.
Other first round games Wedn esday pit
Metropolitan Conference champion LA Valley.
seeded third. against Laney College of the Golden
Gate Conference al 11 a.m. at Cerritos College.
Sacramento City. the No 2-seeded team from
the Northern Conference tangles with Western
States Conference representative Coll ege of the
Canyons at 3 p.m .. also at Cerritos
Fourth-seeded LA Har bor. which won the
Southern Cal Conference. meets Fres no .0 1
the Valley Conference. in the 3 p m ga,me at Blair
Red Shift • WIDS
Light winds mar big race
By ALMON LOCKABF.V o.11,1"1MC...U,..WntoK
Skippers and crews ot 43 sailing yachts stM
gered into D.ana Point Yacht Club Sunday night t
climax a windlei.s 75 mile race which started
Saturday Crom Los Angeles Harbor and took the
fleet around the west end of Catalina ;ind thence to
u finish off Dana Point.
The ran· was the first uf l>l'YC's l11stor·
M arineri:. rac(• honor1og R1 r hurd Henry lhnu un
Juan RodrlgUl'Z Cabrillo.
Overall wimwr in tht• lntcrn11t1onal Offshore
Huie divis ion was Red Sh1tt. c·o skippered by Alex
BOATING
Goel~. and Ann Kahle Los i\n~l'lt>s Yacht Cl ub
Overall winner in lhl' Pl•rlormance Handicap
Ha t•1ng Flel'l \\as V1t·tur1a, !>ailed by E 0
l'alll'ndl'r. LA VC
Weary ~kippers and tn:w:o. told of a race 1n
which thl' \\Jnds nt.•\ cr t'\l'l'l'<lt'd (1ve knots and
was someume::. lighter on thl· back side of Catalina
Island F1fl\ -four boats startl'd the race and 11
gave up the -..ghosting" bl'furl· the finis h
Final res ults ·
IOR Overall Red Shift, Goetz Kahle. LA YC
PIJUF Overall I V1l'lorta, E D Callender.
LA YC. 2. Jump Up Charhl!, Chuck Valentich, Bul·
YC; 3 Rawhide, Kenny Kuhn. Capo B\'C
fOR 1 Red Shift. 2 t\ullat•tous. Mike Ken
nedy. LA YC . 3 llot foot. Hon Doughtery. A HYC
PllRF A I Vil'lorta. 2 Rawhide . 3 Collo-
quy, Frank Dair. CBYC
PHRF R I . Jump L'p Charlie . 2 0 \.\'
Harold. Tom Ifill. DPYC', :J Tsunami . Doug
Danielson. DPYC
P llRrC I Going I.di. Steve Franta.
OPYC: 2. Suni.et. Sll'\ l' D111ton OPYC. 3 Gan
dalf, Doug J ones. OPYC
PllRF 0 1 Sun::.hirw. Ron Mala1iosky
DPYC: 2 S<'rl'na. John Wh1ll' J>PYC 3 Funn)
Feelin'. l'ett• Men<h.'. ('apo 11'1 C-
Expoobident wins
.\ti\RlNA IJEL BEY Expoob1dl·nl. skip
pered b:o Bill .'.\fonn1ngcr Loi. Angeles Yacht CluL
was the \\tnner O\ er 16 rl\ als 1n the J ·24 Class in
California \'atht Club., Clnt· De-;1gn Regatta Satur
dav and Sunda'
· t'l'Ond la1gC'~t d.1~., v.u ' th1.· Tornado
l'atamaran \\ilh 13 tnlnl·~ Tht· \unnl'r wa;, Lad\
Jessica c·o :-.k1µpl•red h' Cliff llausl'r and JantC'l'·
Olson. Calm Ito fkal·h '\' al'lll Cluh
\\'inners in otht·r l'l;t.,~l''
DART 171 J\ll'X Kn1loff l'BY('
J .3() 15 1 Rnllcr Cnasll•r. ~11kl' Woolen-Hank
Schofield. PM Yl'
MERIT-25191 Moonhcam. Chrn. Ll't'. CYC
COL UM BIA CJI ALLF:N<i EH 1R 1 Angel .
Ross Angel. KllYC
CONTf;NDER r3l l'S um. Luis Lopez. An.
YC
PC 131 E('hp!>l' C'ul'l1s \\'oo<ls . CBYC
Slow progress seen
Seventeen sailing ~ a C'hli. v. ere making slo
progress do\\ n the• coast Sunclav night 10 tht• rourtt
race or the Yathl Racing L n1on's Pac1f1r Ocea1
Racing Conference
The race started Saturc1a' at 11 am off Marin·
del Rey and \\as scheduled lo finish at Bui boa Yach
Club. Newport Beach
The third race of th1.• ft\t.'·race ~enes \\a
sailed O\'er an 181 • mile triangle cours e off Mann
del Rey Saturday Tht> \\ inrwr was Roller Coastl'
sailed by the Goiti.on Syndi<'all' of Long Bear
Yacht Club Second v. ;is Dl·nms Choate's Brisa
LB YC. a11d third wa:-. Flambuoyant. skipper ed b.
Rarnev Flam. LAYC
Final ract• of thl• :-.t·nes for lntl'rnation·
Offs hore Rul(' 'acht:s will IJl' lhl' lluntingto
Tidelands racC' 1)
0
Ul ot N('\\'port £\1•ach next Satu
d<ty
Passage race aborted
The noise of motors 'bl•tng started up al se
Sunday night off thl• Orange Coast marked th
abortion of Bahia Cor1nth1an Yacht Club's 126-mtl
Santa Barbara Passage ra<'l' as none of the 2
starters could finsth th(• course by the 7 p m
deadline
Baseball standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
West Division
W L Pct. GB
Oakland 29 16 .644
Chicago 22 15 .595 3
Texas 22 16 .579 31 :i
Angels 21 23 477 71 2
Kansas City 11 22 333 12
Seattle 13 27 .325 1312
Minnesota 12 27 .308 14
East Division
Baltimor e 24 14 .632
Cleveland 21 13 .618
New York 23 16 .590 t 12
Milwaukee 22 17 564 212
Boston 22 18 550 3
Detroit 20 20 .500 5
Toronto 12 30 286 14
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
West Division
W L Pct. GB
Dodgers 30 12 .714
Cincinnati 23 18 .561 6~
San Francisco 23 21 .512 8
Atlanta 19 20 .487 9~
Houston 20 22 .476 10
San Diego 17 25 .405 13
East Division
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
W L P ct. GB
22 12 .647
24 16 .600 1
21 18 .538 3lh
16 17 .485 5lh
11 25 .306 12
8 28 .222 IS
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OIOQO, lllcl\lrdt 121; Atlanta, ll"8Fes UI.
Harper (1). A-lt,$31.
Gialll:tJ,A-1
S.n Franc:IKO 100 010 000-2 ' 0
H-ton 000 010 OOC>-1 S 0
Bl.,., Minton ell end May; Sul1on, s.m.
bllo 111 !ti -P\1)04 .. w -B•ut. •·). I.-Sutton, ).S. 5-MlnlOfl C•I H•-Houtton.
Puioll Ill A-34,m .
Top 10 , ..... ,. ...... ,
_..ICAN 1.IAGUI
G A• II H Pct.
lloenk l<e, Balllmort l5 tJ 17 JS .11•
5lnQlel011.Baltlmore J1 IJ2 14 ff .:Pl
1t1my, llolton t7 ltO 21 40 .JM
Evan•. 8oston 40 14' U SJ W
1.ansford, Boston 40 1'4 27 S4 .)41
AfmOfl, Cllkago 31 134 2f .. .m
Squlros, Clllc.avo ll t7 14 n .JJO
Pacloret.. Seattle 31 14l U 47 .m
Wlnflefd, N-YOf'k 19 140 ,, ... m
Al-ens, KanwsCty 33 1u " n .m "-·-ThOmaS. Mllw-... n ; Arma1, Oakland;
If; Ev•M, llolton, 10; SlnQlelon, Baltimore,
t ;•TledWIUtl. ...........
Armat, Oeliland, l2; Singleton, Bolllmort,
31; Ev-. BGSICltl, 21; TIWM'l\al, Mllw-•.
JI; Murphy. Dai.I-. 11.
l'ltlt .... UDe<~I
Blylev1n, Cl1ve la nd, •·1; KeouQll.
Oakland • ._,; McGregor, Balllmore. ~1;
Trout. c:iwc.eo. 4-1; Norrl1, Oaltlalld, M ;
ir-11 • ......., ... a; Martine"?, Belllmore.
S.2; Fla.....,., Balllmore, ._,
NATIONAL Ll.AGUI
G ae " H ll'c
Ho-. Houston 42 IU 21 SI J:1f
£Hier, Plttltlur9h '1 112 JO 40 3S4
PertllllS, S«IOlllQo lf 107 It J1 ••
Y0Uft904ood.-Y-JI 110 11 a .>U
Ralnff,-...., lt 14.5 JI ff .:131
He.-,Selll,.ma<o 40 ISA 21 S2 .:131
Oewton, MontrMI a 14' 27 '9 .SM
Broot11, -Yon l4 ,,. 10 o .m
Bench, C~lnnetl 2S tO 1 JO .m
MNIO<k,Plttstwvll 27 tt 9 JI .224 H-•-Schmldl, PtlllldtlpNa, 14; Oaw-., Mon-
trnt, 11 er,, DMllefs. t ; Fosler, ClnclnM tl.
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S<111nldl, PtlHMalllfll•. n . C-.P< .....
Cln(lnnall. 11; o-r. ~n. It; J
C•vt, H-, 21, Cef, ~ ..
........ ltDed t .... I Ca rlton, Plol l•d•lllhle, 1·0, MeetM,
De ... n , M , ll,,.._11, lllthhr .... H :
\la le••••la, D••t •rt, 1·1; llullwen,
Phff..,..,..., "''• Seaver, CIMIN\all, $-1. Sl\lr .. y, tc Llollt, 4 I, c...,.. All ... la, •·I; L ...... ~ .. ···-~ ....
Colleae NCAA 111or0ftau C.tr ..
StMOtord t, i..mer 1 ....
Cet Stele llwllerton 10, Fretno '1 •
CF..-elhnln.IMI
Arlt .... SI It, C•I St•l• FwllertOft r C Fullerton ellmlnatedl
Ofvlslee II
Col Stec. HortllflOQe 1'. ilC ~lwrll• It eve Al.,.rlloe tllmtMlectl
l!Hlern llllnoo 1. LIMoYM s 11.•ll'GV!le
11lmlneled)
Community college
STATI PLAYOllPS
llll't411 ............. y
(al Cerri ... C ...... I
1 1 e.m -LA v •II•• .... unev
) p.m. Seer-to City vs. COllego of
Canvons ,., .... ,,, ..... ,
J p.m I.A He•llOr vs. F•-
7 p m .-<>r-Coatl ••· Sad41elle0
High achool
ALl...t.N~ll.US 1.IAGUI
llM. l"le\'W, ~ Yr. ~ P -Maril 8'own, Male< Oel Sr ).I
P -Kun M.tltr. Bishop Am4'1 ~ ~•
P -Gii OUren, SI Paul Sr M
P Tlm°'900d, Servile Jr. 4-1
C -Amin O.vid. Male• Del Sr •. 406
C Tom PNkOp, Sorv1I• Jr. .cu
1111 Oa w H..-, Ma-Del Sr. .at
Inf-Ml-• LI-ten, Ma-Oel Jr. .42'
lrll M. Sl-lewlu, SI. P•UI Jr. ,llOO
Int AtfOMO l -t, Am4'1 Jr. ..150
lnl-Fr-Anvulano. Amal Jr. .lll
1111-M-y ...... 181'0, Amal So. • .. OF Tom Bairw, Maler Oel Sr. .2'7
OF Gelle 0'1999, St Paul Sr. .333
OF Ben Hunt. 51,.11. t Sr .JOI
OF-A SIAnll-kl. SI. Paul Jr. .Jm
VI Jell N-lnSkl, SI. Paul Sr. .at OH Joltn llllbel, Servile Sr .. -m
Co•players of Ille year Ste.,. Mendol•
IMalor Dell -Tom Oe•li IBl~pAmall.
Mendola: Sr., ).J, '·" ERA, .37' ti.ltll'IQ •••raoe. De vis: St .. 4-2. 1.93 ERA, .lSS ti.ltll'IQ
Orange County All·•tar G•me
l•I C.. Palma Partl, J-•, 1;•1
SOUTH llOSTlll
Oon AUOU$1 (C99lslr-Velleyl, p; ken
Bocllt (Marlnal, Inf, Ke•ln Brown <Gatclon
Gro••I. p; Ivan C.macllO CS.nta Anal, of.
Oa•t Coa 1w .. 1mlnsttrl, 211; Amin David
CM•l•r Oell. C, Tom Ou9~n (Edison!,
U·Jll. lllMY Oykstr• IGerOen Grovel. of.
Eric Fo• IC•Pl•lrano Valleyl, ol; John
GO<'IHlffS fHUl'llll'IQlon Beech), U·1b; O•vlcl
Herrls IWestmlnsltrl. p-ot, O<lUQ Irv...,.
!Oc1an Vlewl, cl, Stt•• Mttndora (Mater Del). p·lll. Andy MeVllle• (Ptelflcel, c,
Sl1•e Mffchell 18otu Grel'IMI, of, Ryan
O'NUI ILA Quintal, P. Bob P1rry (frvtne),
30-ol. Jtll Prlts (Cor-Clel Mar). p-u, 8111
Sme ll (j)cun Vl1wl. p. Rick Soronson
!Edllo/lf, p, Danny Twlu CWestmlnslerl, u . Marlo Ybera CCor-dlll Marl, ol.
Co.ell Rkk Hrtes tWestmlnsterl. Aut ...
l•nls Tom Tr-r CCotOlla dlll Mar). O.vt
O.maresl IL.a Quintal.
Hollywood Perk
SUNDAY'S •£SULT5 CUMeH-y _....,_ rn..1 .... 1
First rece Remember My O•e•m CPI,,.
<o l. I Ml. l 10, J.40; Golie MlnSlrel
(McCarrOftl, 2.IO, 2.10; O.raldO IHewleyl,
2.40. .Seco"d r e c• -Surreptitiously
(V1len1uel•I, •.OO, l •O, 2.60; N o Sa ini
Ct1a•ley). 4.00, 1 10; Noors Oynuh
(O.l1110uswyel, J.JO, 12 dally double CJ.SI
e>tld $211.00. Third rec• Maleslk to;ir1 IOllverosl,
lt.llO, •.oo. S.JO; Sfwn98Y (Costaneda). '-JO,
4.00, P-allQ (P lnce yl. J . .0; lS uacta
(1-11 paid u..s.,.,.
P:ourlll reca -Beck •I T-CMcCMre1t1I, 1 to, J 00, 1 20; SM ,.,,., Miit I Val .......... I.
1 . .0. J 10, Slw's A s-co.1-uavel.
l .40; s.s IUC:la CHI paid m .so. Fifth race -Mlyen IMcHerQUel. 1uo.
1 -0. • . .0. Slly Mlulort (Wini-I. 11.20, UO
Joyful C.vallef IMcCarre1t1l. l.llO; U •Udt
17-SI paid U..0.>0.
Sl•lll race -Vele 1001.-sayel, 4 . .0.
J 20, 3 00. Slllalsu (Toro), U O, l .O; Tele Of
SClffd (Alvera), t.40
Sevenlll r•<t--Come On l.u,ky c A Iver•). 0 •o. II.JO, 1.40; Flotobln
(V•len1 ... 1a1, •IO. •.00. FOP'S Flrlt I.ow
(Hawley), 3 . .0. u .. acia IMI paid S740.M.
S2 Pick Sia IS-7·H ·1·11 paid P . ISUO •ltll
.. wlnnlnQ tk i.eu (11"9 11orws1. U PIO Sl•
CO<'llOfatlon paid \Sl.IO with '·"' WIMll'IQ tlckeb (lour l'lor-1
EIQllUI race Amber Ever IM<Carre1t1I.
It IO. 11.40, • . .O; Vert>allt• CPlncay), •.JO,
•.20; B•AScoul 11.lpham),4.JO.
Nlnlll rect Allyoun CToro1. •.00. JAii. 2.20; Prewnl Thi Colors (Gllfloen>. S.00,
J.20, 81.,. Dene.er CPlncayl, 2.M>; ts uacia
IS-11 paid $42.SO.
All•-• -:M.l09,
lo• Alamlto•
SATUllOAY'S L.ATa •EIUL TS
T 1nlh r•<• -Bunny Bunny Bunny ( Otlomti.I. t .00, 4.10, 3 . .0; Cllarllt Grahom
CCl1rrlw ). •.40, 4.00; Htra Kof•k (Paullnel. '·'°· u ....... (>.f) e>tld M0.00 Atte-. -11,~
Boating
LIDO ISll YACHT c1.u•
~ ........
l.ASEA -Torn Doyle, 1.IYC.
1.100.1.u. -1 o.ry Thorne, •eve; 2. "' NtlMWI, SSYC; J. Mer1y l.oc ..... y, 1.IYC.
l100.14B -1 F....S T-1. BYC. t. Date
K•ri•'•· ave. J, Oon Wetlb, BYC. SABOT A -I. Cassandre Smeluer.
NtlYC, 1. Wor1h HOU911t0<1. SSYC.
SABOT B -I. Prke Kerfoot, 8YC; 1.
Aa<llMI A-. NHYC.
SABOT C -I. l(rlllle Patiarson, BCYC; J.
Julie Waln , 1.IYC; 3. Tris.Ila Roys, l.IYC,
4. Cllrlny Jlllett, 1.IYC.
est~ster, Edison dominate
Duggan share Sunset League baseball honor
Sunset League champion Westminster and
nner-up EdJson High dominate the all·league
seball selections as chosen by the cl'laches, pick·
g up 11 or the 16 first team berths.
C -Matt Coddington. Westminster
Inf-Dean Roberts, Ftn. Valley
Inf-John Gonsalves. Hunt. Beach
Inf-Tom Du.ggan, Edison
Inf-David Cox, Westminster
Inf-Dan Twiss, Westminster
Inf-Joe Kwolek, Edison
OF-Mike De Benon, Edison
OF-Clarke Smith. Nwpt Harbor
OF-Mike Wagner. Ftn. VaJley
DH-Steve Moreljo, Edison
Util-Ken Bodle. Marina
Sr.
Jr.
Sr
Sr.
Sr .
Sr .
Jr.
Jr .
Sr .
Sr.
Sr .
Sr .
.291
.370
.472
.532
. 385
. 306
.477
. 487
. 460
.423
. 372
. 327
Westminster pitcher David Harris and Edison
~ugger Tom Ougaan share Player of the Year
nors and Rick Hayes of Westminster was named
oach Qf the Year.
Harris, who recorded a 7·1 league record with an
.84 E RA and slugaed the ball at a .416 clip, led the
Ions to the league tlUe over preseason favorite
dJson.
Duuan. the Chargers' shortstop. batted the
all at a robust .$32 figure. which included 2.4 RBI
d nve bomen. .
Pitcblnc 11 tbt oame of the game and tor
e chimps and runner-up. it Just about tells the
tory of lbe aeaaoo u the tour team berths
re split bet~n the two.
Rich Soreoaon, who was the leaaue's pla,er of
e year u a junior, eamed a rlnt team berth wllh
&-1 ~rd. while Ediaoo teamm1te Robb Mu.,._
as alao named to the flnt teem fl'"h 1 S·l mark.
Harris and Rlchard Castle (l •U ire lbe
atmlftlter pllcben to lab nnt i.am honors.
,\11-hllMt Lupe
nntTn• . fiver.~ -1>89'd Harril, We1t.mln.l\tt' _......,... C.U., •••mln!Mer
-Robb llumaa, Edltoa
-Rtdl Sonmon, Bdt.on
Y ... lbn
Sr. 7·1
Sr. 1-1 Sr. '5-1
tr. f·l
Secoad Team
P -Steve Button, Hunt. Beach
P -Brian OISOl\, Marina
P -Brian Ayers, Fountain Valley
C -Greg Shirley, Hunt. Beach
C -Shane Flores, Marina
Inr-Mtcllt DeLavallade, Wnstr.
Inr-Roter Muacente, ttn. Valley
Inf-Tony PhUUps, ff unl. Beach
Inf-John Emma, Edison
Inf-Todd Mabe, Ed.lion
OF-Jlme Lane Marina
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Sr
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
J r.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
4·4 3.5 . .. .205
.349 .m
.321
.341
.304
.302 .388
.311
.~ ·* ,m
,312
OF-Rich Carrlho, Hunt. Beach
OF-Car&OI Plmintel, Westmtnller
OP-Pat Connor, Fountain V1lle1
DH-Kevtn S.be.r1, Newport Harbor om-nm Martino, F°""°Lain vau.,
Uut-Bob Grandstaff, Martna Sr. ,MO
eo.daOftbeYHI": IUcllKar-. Weltinllllter eo.p1..,.... o1 tJMa v .. ,~ Harri• c•"'•'MW>. Dunan (Edlaoa>.
"-'·• . ..._... ... ,. ..
e Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, Mey 25, 1981
KEITH FERGUS
M emorWl winner
Memorial tournament
(ti DIMlll11, Ohle)
Ktllll Fer(lln. ~.ooo
J aO A-.Sl7.t00
Tom Purtn•, '"·too Cr•IQ SI.Oler, .... eoo
George Archer. S16,IOO
romwauon,Sl•,too
F uuy Zoeller, '10, llS
Mara H•yes. '10 llS
l.ennyWadklns.$10 llS
Oen Holldorson, s 10, llS
Tom Kiie, "o tlS
Jeo Nlc-•aus. '7.100
Jottn Mellalley, Sl ,100 TomWelSIU>pf, s..•IJ
Bob Murpf\y, '4.•IS
Jerry P•te,S.S,71S
Oenny E-ardS, SS,11S
IWOAOOll.'4,•10
8111 Aoeers. M,'10
Scoll Simpson, M,410
JottnSc,,,_r. M,o o
BenCrenshlw, Sf,flO
0 .A. Welbrll'IQ, M,410
Aoeer Maltbie. Sl.otO
Oon Pooley, Sl,090
Bruce 1.lellke, Sl,090
Ml-t Sulll•Wl, $3,otO
Vence HHlner, U , .. J Jtm Colbert, U ,M2
OanP0111,U,M7
Lo;i Graham, U,"62
Mlh OOllald, U,4SO
Jerry McGee. l 7.4SO
8ruceF111.,,.,,U .•!O
• J im Holtgrleve
PetarJac-.U.1SO
Alan T ap+e, U.UO
Bruce OOUQllH, U,UO
Jell Mllcllell, l],J!O
Bruce Oe•lln, U,2SO
Merkl.Y•.U.m Mlh Aeld,U,020
Jolw'I FOUQl>I. U,070
EdS""4.U,020
David Edwards, $2,020 AndyNOf'th,$1,QO
1.onHlnllle,$1,.llD
Helelrwln.Sl..t:JO
JayH1es,'1..t:JO
J 1mSIMOfK.'1,ao
Ed F lori, Sl,.IJD
1. • rry N ti ton, SI ,l30
Geore• Bums. st.IJO
Jottnc-.s1,110
Gii MorQan. si.110
ScollHocll,Sl,110
J.C Snead,$1,170
Tom J.,,klns. $1,•!0
Berry Jaech l, '1,4!0
J•O NewtOft, $1,•IO BOC>llyCl~l.Sl.•tO
TommyA•ron, SI,* MarkO'Meare, Sl,SIO
1. .. Eldtr,$1,SIO
Victor AeQjilado, s I ,S60
Hu~rt Gr""· Sl,S.S
Terry 0191\1, SI.SOS
e·J tySlqol
•·BObTw•y
AuCeld-11,Sl.Jl.5
Aon Streck, '1,US
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10-1 HI 7S-211
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11 ll'4t-1•-217
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7 H ).10.7'-2t3
11·14-lt·ll-2'f
11·1•·10.11-2'4
I0·11'4f.IJ-2'0
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11 IJ.lt·11 -199
11 IO 11.11 2't
13·1 .. 1).lt-2't
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IS-7'·1H• 307 ,. 71-14 ,. 307
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LPGA tournament
Klllly Hiie. $11,1!0
JoAnne CMner, Sl2,1SO
N•ncy 1.-0Pl·Mlln, $1.SOO
Pally 5-,,.,,, '7..SOO
Cathy Mona. SS,000 JN nJoyce,
001 Germain, $-4,1•
Cindy Hiii, '3.11S Carolyn Hiii, U,11S
8ar1>are Moxnen , Sl, IJS
Chris JohMon. SJ. 11S
0.llble AU>lln, Sl,IU
Bar!Nro MhT...ie, U,00.
l(alllY Whllworn\, U,004
Penny Pu11,n ,oo.
J •n Ferreri•, U,00.
SN1tey.-11n. $2,00t
S.l'ldra Sourkh, $1,006
Lynn AderM, $1,)41
Muffn Spncr·Ollln, SI.SAi
M•rltne H-. $1,J.ll
Cathy Sherk, '1,l-41
Sandra Haynie. Sl.J.I Catlly lltynotdS, $1,J.ll
Gall Hirata, tl,J.41
COLLECTORS
CORNEA
II ,~ .. 11-"1
11 II 74 .. 7-111>
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.. IJ IJ.12-214
10.13 11-49-2"
1•·1).1' 10-2"
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IS-11-)H0-2'7 n .1._u.10-m ,.,,..1,.11-m
R•r• Coln• 6 St•mp•
OOLO 6 SILVER
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tnctt•n•pollt 500 I 8oll0y Unt•r. AllluquerQue, No 1
"9nJll• ~ 2CIO t~ "' • m1111 1 MtrlO AnOrolll, Natareih, Pa , No 40,
Wtld<al·Col-91, 200 lajl.o, 1• tot "'1111
J Vern khw1>11an, Awt1ra11e. No J:t.
M<L•r•n-¢11worlll, '"I•,,.
4, kt•ll'I Co(jMI, •-.oo ka<ll, NO JI,
PllOen•x<•-111. lt7 l•Pi
S. OffH ·-· S.. Cle-le, Ne. ti, "'"'.M .. can1111, ,,, ,.,._
• SlleldlOn Klnwr. Bl-"ll'IQlon, Ind, No
II, l.°"(lllOrn-GOSWOf'tll, 1U l•I>'· I. Tony Betton11au .. n, lncll•MllOlll, HO.
ft, Mtleren-C:osworlll, ltSl•IK-
1. Stow 1(,111 .... , D•M ..... N•. ii. PMUl..C:.wwtll. , .. 1.,. •. t. GordOn Jonncoo, Plloenl•, No JO,
Wlldcal·CO$worlh, It. iaPS.
10. Oennh Flre•tOM, Garctene, No •,
Wlldcac.c .. -111. 193 l•p•.
"· 8111 ...... ,. Woodsloell, VI . No 1.
P•nsae-Coswortn, 1'3 l•P•·
II. MIU ~. D .... P ... 1. Ne. 74,
p ...... ..c.--.1.,1 .... .
ll. A J Foyt Jr , H....Slon, No. "· Coyot• C~worth, '" le!>' "· Tim RI<,,,,_, iu111ana, 01110, Ho "· VPJ·C0twortl\. 1'1 lepS.
IS. Jnry K•rl, Mancllftler, Po , No JI,
Mc l.aren-C:...nolet. '" la1». 1' S<ot1 Bra"rl.Oft, Coldw.ier, Ml<ll , Ho
'1. Pen111..Co.wort11. 114 l•P»·
17 "' Un•••. Albuquerque. Ho H ,
1.on9nor...CO.wort11, ... l•p•
It l.auy Dl<IUon, Marietta. Qf>to. Ho JI.
PenW.e-Goswar91, 14.S 1.,1.
.. Botl ~r. "•''· COIO . H o. u. Ptn~ Coswortll, 1SA ,..,.
10 Torn BIQllow, Wll•l•••l•r. WI•. Ho St. P1nJll..O.Ovrol1t. ISl lap•
JI 8111 Wlllffln9(on. FOf't l.eudt•Gal•. NO
to. Mercf>.Cos"'°'"'· , .. ,.l>S U . GorOon Smiley, Gerland, Tues, Ho
Ml, Wlldc•l.0.worlll, 1'1 l•Pl
JJ. JOHle Gara, Mexico, No SS, PonU.e
CosworUt, ••••I'S· 24. Pete Halt-. H ... t1Ae1oe aH<ll, IH n , Peltlk..C:.wwtll, Ill 1a11s.
JS Torn Snlv•. Sc>ok•ne. No 2. Merell
Co1wort11, 94 l•Pi· U. G•rv a.n.,,1>auun, Mon•O•I•. 1no ,
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••sEaALL ·-·Ullla .... NEW YORI( YANKEES-Acllve lto Rick
Cerone, ut'"". Pieced Dennis Werth, ll•sl baMm•n·celtller. on Ille 21-day disabled 1151.
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ST. 1.0UIS C.AAOINAl.S -Aaceffed
Gl.,,n Br11rnmer, uitcher, from Sprln9fleld
ol tht American Association. Optioned JOI
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right-hander Bill Anderson t8-3),
1 49 ERA>. although right-hander
Vin('• f'russo. a 8·2 right-hander.
will be tn the wings after a strong
effort Friday f'r;tsso's numbers
are 9.4 with a 2.4 ERA, according
to Coach Rick Hood .
Two s tarters are back from a
team which won the CIF 3·A crown a year ago, including
fielder Richard Har~er and first
baseman Mike Baer.
The Bay League cham pions
have given up four runs in three
playurr games
"ll 's mostly scratching with
pretty good defense." says
Hood. "We've been able to score
some runs and take advantage
of some mistakes."
Also competing in the 4·A
semifinals is Wes tminster's Suns et League champions
< 22 4 I. who wi 11 host Channel
I s land s <23 5 > on the
Westminster campus at 3.
Wes tmins ter Coach Rick
Haves says he'll s end Rich Cas·
lie ·u1 2i to the mound with Mick
De l.avallade ready for relief
A rea s tars
sel ected
f or S outh
Fourteen Orange Coast area
players have bt>en selected to
compete for the South in the
Orange County All-star baseball
game June 9 at La Palma Park.
with seven hailing from the
Sunset League
W l'~tm1n ste r Coach Rick
Il a) cs. along with assistants
Tom Tragt!r I Corona del Mar 1
and Dave Demarest <La Quin·
ta 1. chose three Wes tminster
athletes 1 Dave Harris. Danny
Twiss and Dave Cox l. and two
e<1ch from Edison. Corona del
Ma r . Ocean View and Maler
Dc1
Edison sends Rich Sorenson
and Tom Duggan, Corona del
Mar will be represented by J err
Pries und Mario Ybarra. Ocean
View sends Bill Small and Doug
lrv1nt• and Mater Dei's pair are
Steve ~cndoza and Amin David.
Al so selected were Marina's
Ken Bodle, Huntington Beach's
John Gonsalves and Irvine High's
Ro b Perry
Far g o name d
le ague MVP
Corona del Mar High's Brian
Fargo has been named most
valuable athlete io Sea View
League tr ack and field after
leading the Sea Kings to the
league championship as the
team's hi gh point man.
A senior. Fargo was Corona
del Mar 's big weapon in the 100
and 220, in addition to anchoring
both relay teams
Also honored as the league's
track athlete of the year is
University High's Brad Meyer,
while El Toro's Scott Hoth was
nam ed field athlete of the year.
Meyer is the league record·
holder in the two-mile with a
9 · 11 .6 effort. Hoth was undefeat·
ed in the discus.
Top hon ors
to M e ndo za
Mater Dc1 H1gh 's Monarchs
captured five spots on the All·
Angelus League baseball team
a s chos e n by the league's
coaches. in addition to the nam·
ing of Steve Mendoza as a Co·
Player of the Year with Bishop
Amat's Tom Davis.
Mendoza batted .378 and
logged a 3·2 record as a pitcher,
striking out 46 batters and
fashioning a 1.89 ERA.
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•111, ._..,... Tn11t .. ~ tM 4 bdrm home In &ood l I 0,500 DWN Beautifully maintnmed 3 Rdrm with .__.,.__.._ ..... 11.-w1LL Larae family home with locellon with a com That's raeht! Owner wlll d 7 HLL AT ~UILIC: AUCTIO.. TO -------------------t bu1e bonus room. 4 elele ly remodeled carry $90,000AITDor no all the blt·irlS and many upgra es 1J l THE "'oat~1T 1100E• ~ CA-'" .... __. o Bd b h t 11 h d •~ t <)d ssey Crt N 8 CNY• ... .,. 0_ .,, , ... In ie.m.t ... ""' I 02 G.-.r.. I OOJ rm 2 ttl , am y 1tc en, new pa111l, new own. pay c ..... ing cos s y , _, .... u..tt•....., •" ,..,.. 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• room, brick fireplace cBrpeh 11nd drape• only Must qualify for LIDO S<XJD
t1t1e _. ........... ~ .. .,..,... te-.....; 2 Ullo.llTS a••L _,_1 Huse rear yard with Owner financing avalla payments 3 Bdrm 2 A 110rueous 5 Bdrm + familv rm
.. ,_ .. ~~~~,1~.., " will lo-ve .[.~a .. utltuJ 4 covered ""tio RV 11c ble $132.500 Call now bath, upgraded thruoul o " ~ ~~-···-----.... uwo"""' ,.._ c uo bl SJIV<OOO l'Ounlrv french h ome on an extra wide T11usT01t CHESTl!ll " $94 900 bd h lthf u cesa Ooly$138,900 au 979-5370 u e garaie. "'" . u1.111u11v,11 ..... u-.1ec1....,. 2 , rm omew am Y for more details A tolalprice.Callformort! lot Many , IJll lfl~. c ustom llle &
11111e,.1c1A11Y Nlw1"011T Super Investment• Two room, on corner lot. S46-2313 LL$.,." TE det1111s.S46-2313 <·ourlyanJ fountmn etc. Assume big H~&LOAHHIUSTN0.101 2 Bdrm units, one with Many extras. Only '" k ' "'.,._,..,_.,,,, ...... 11111r. 1 , $l33 ,000. Call now loan at only 10•, interest. As mg N• ._ 111 .,... ·~ • .,...*et Of treplace ! Current an· 0 REALTORS V 1 d L' •• d 1t<••• ltec:er•• In tho Gffl<• of tho come-S740 mo. Flnanc· 979-537 . $765.IHIO 828 1a .1 u .:JUU
""-°'°'Mttc:-.tY,111dMee1 lng!Oneyearhomepro-A CORONA DEL MAR ~~~u.at _,._..,,. 1•11-1"' .... • tectlon plan lncld. LLSTATE IUY TH!IEACH OCEAHILUFF HOMUITE
Lot • of Tract No. 1101 ... per Hurry, th.is won 't last! -Right on the canlll m Overlookmo the NEWPORT HARBOR Map r-.c«Otc1111 a-».,.. ... ,_ 6'&·7171 REALTORS I•--------NewportShores Ahuge LOWDOWN "" !~:.:.~=~a==·s';1~:!!:~· s CAMIOSHORES 3 Bdrm 3 Bath famil y Versallleslbdrm/studio ENTRANCJo:. Catalin a Island and
111 ~·•oar, Newport hHn, Outstanding ocean view home In immaculate penthouse condo with popular Big Corona beach. Coastal
ca111or111et?MO 130A FINANCIMG home on ree land. 3 condition. A super loca large assumable 1011os approved to build a single fami ly .. ,., .. ,, ... __ onommon • 0 bedrooms, family room, lion only i;teps to the $109 ,900 Cull today >len1t1o11i.a--1.nowerrenty 6 Approx 30% Down. formal dining room. 5 beach.Altractiveowner 979.5370 r esidenccstrctchingover l25'"'ide (2 .• 9lv111. to Ill Complet-n °' COr· Owner to carry lg 2nd I l ) c . . th f . sh d m 1 .... s1 " TD. 3200._ 4br + bonus bath . gorgeous pool. financing available A A o s . an you lmagme e m1 e
T111 -kiary uncter Hid o.11c1 of DECORATOR room . Must see to ap. Large .lot in prestigious super buy at $280.000. LLS'rA TE produtl '! As king $1 ,295.000 owner Truat, by •Mton of a brM<ll or 0011utt CONDO $1 19,900 area. $72S 000 lalboa 1-'-...1 Rlty I,. b d · l In the ol>lloetlon1 sacur•d t,_ret. preclate! $399,500. -will Carl')' & S U Or Ina C 'I
fllreloton u ecut1c1 -o.11v1r11c1 :.; 7 Winding greenbelts lead Dover Shores-Westclirr. 673-8700 REAL TORS the_.....,. wrlt\111 Oec:larauon to bright single story ....... of 0.INt -O.l'Ml\4 tor Siie, -d E · · I d pp 642 . ......., -----written""'"• ol 11<-11 anc1 °' ••~tlon con o. xqu1S1le y e ·~~~~~~~~~ 2 "c.v .. .,. -llonld 10 .. 11 .. 1• corated with custom OWNER W /ASSIST $ 0,000
pr-rty to 11t111y said o0U91t10111, 8 wallpaperandcabinetry CITY LIGHTS GOOD FINANCING •net t.,.,..,... t.,. ..-rs1gnec1 uu-thruout. Formal dining The rooms are grac1ou!>, I 2°/o INT. :!1d,,.,.luoltn•<"-0 f•leC1IGnto room too! Owner will BARGAIN! the sunshine flood s Easts1de Costa Mesa, 3
Re<ol'ded May s. 1t10, as instr. No cooperate with financ thruout the many large huge bdrms. warm wocx.I
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Hewport llvd. comer lOth >!_ Jo.tin -tJ.Me, -'40. of said Of· ing. Won't last at this Popular hidden 2 story windows, to warm this 3 pJneled famtl} room tt<••• Records u Covered entry, private s.1c1111ew1n~m~.~.,.11~.1 price,soca now 1 H f .1 Bdrm home Located on and breakfast bar. -----------... ~~--JL-n.a.~.,
--~ ~ 1v1ng uge am1 y B ~cK uJ d Th <o••Nnt °' .... ,.,,,Y, • ._,or 1m ~ a gu1el c e sac c Country kitchen over· plied, r....-ino 11111, po&ae111on. or @ room, fireplace, country upstairs affords a mu11 looks large rear yard •ncumtll'enc.n, to .,.y ,.,. remalnlno kitchen. Formal dining ON MARKET v 1 e w or l ht! great RV access Owner will i>rlnclpat """ o1 .,. not.hi -ureci room. 4 Bdnns. 3 baths. 11y sald 0Md o1Trus1.w1111 1nt•'"I•• fulldeckm rearofhome Oldie but Goodie, Pa cific. Offered al carry Isl TD at 12', In IAld not• prov9-, ICl\l...Clt, II eny, fo r a beault' rut view Laguna beach cottage, $150.000 Call for fmanc Sl49,9~0. Call 546-2313 Uf\Cllr tho terms of U ICI Deed of Trutt, SEA co VE c· w lk t the . d t 'Is , .. ,. cllar .. 1 and upen11s ot ttte Man y extras. Only txer upper a 0 ing e ai Trust" -of ,.,. lrvtts crHtld n1 PROPERTIES 5225.000. Call 546-2313 beach. $110,000. Call 642-5200 Mid Oeldof Tr1111 752·1700 ~Id sat• wlll be i.ld on Wldrw•oay, D 714·631 ·6990
J11M). 19'1, ti lt:OO e.m., ti I.he offkl of T .0. Service Cornpan,, Bank or
Amerlea T-. 5'111• tttO, One City E-Z DUPLEX Blvd. We:.I, °'""""· ._.tllornla. Al the 11-of tho Initial P<lbllce11on A C Olo..IVERSIOlo..I of 11111 notice, 1"8 total a"'°""t ol IM n 11"" unpaid balance ol thl oblloatlon Cos t a Mes a R · 2 ! McurlCI by,.,. allow deacrl-daeo of R od led Bd 2 b ll'Ull Incl HIJrnllld COlll, oapenwc, em e 4 rm a •ndlelv-1011,N .n . home with fireplace.
To dltermlN the opening btd, you I copper plumbing. Could m•n•ll 11w t1J1-otM be converted to duplex.
Deta; .:':~~:~HOME Only $112,000! Call lo
LOAN, INC see! 646-7171
••said TrustH, L ~ D Service Company,
By Chris Talafus, Aul11Mtt Secretary
Ono City Bl"" Wiit.
Or-.CAn... y C11411lUm Published Newport HerDOr N••• Pre11 <ornblne<I wltll 1111 O••noe Coa1t Dally Piiot, May 11, II, H , 19'1 21 ..... t
PUBLIC NOTICE ....... T.S.N0.1-NOTIC•O .. TllUST•H'iAL• On Junet, lttl at 11.00a.m FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY •• Trustff, or S..Cceuor Trull" or SUbltltulld Trustff, of tllat certain OMd ol Trust ue<uted by ART G. ESPI NOZA and MARY R ESPINOZA, and rec:orel«I Oac:amber
10, 19'0 as Instr""*'' no. U31S, In book u .. a. P•O• 174, ol Ofll<lal lh<oros oJ Orange County, Catllornta, and purSUMlt to the certain Notice of Oo fautt ano Etetllon to Soll thereunder roc0<ded Fellf'uary t, lttl
H Instrument no. 1'°', In book ""40, page Ul, of Ofllcl•I Recoros of said County, wltl under and pursuant to Hid OHCI ot Trull stll ., publl( •u<llon IOf" <•sh, ta.wful mon.y ot U.. United States of A,,.,.rlca, 11 the main entranc1 ol Flrll American T Itta Insurance Company tocalod at 114 EHi Fllttt Strwt. In Ille Clh of Santa AM, Catllorllla, all that right, 11111 ano lntorul conwyld to ano now hlld by It unoer salCI Dead of Trull In ,,,. PrOll8r· ly 11tuatec1 In sakl County ...0 Stall dn<rlbeel as: LOT 11 of TRACT PiO.
1064, AS SHOWN ON A Mii P RECOR OED IN BOOK 111, PAGES 44,
0 ANO 44 OF MISCELLANEOUS MAP S, RECORDS OF ORANG E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA EXCEl"T INI# ALL OIL, GAS, MI NERA LS AN O OTHER HYDROCARBON SUBSTANCES
I. YING BELOW A OEPTH OF .SOO FEET, BUT WITHOUT THE RIGHT OF SURFACE ENTRY TO TAKE, MAR KET, MINE, EXPLORE 011 ORILLFORSAME,ASlllESERVEDIN THE DEED FROM PRESLEY DEVELOPMENT CO .. RECORDED SEPTEMBER 11, 1'171 IN BOOK .. ,, PAGEJnOFOFFI CIALRECORDS. The street~' or ot,.r c-
oaslonatloftofu ld-rty: ''"""'°''' ad lo be •1 Wlnv111, trvlM, CA. Dlr1ctlonatoU.lboYlpr-rtymaybe 011ta1ne011y ~tno ume In wrKlne from tho ~kllry wtthkl 10 days I rom Ille llntpubllcatloftof thl1notlc1. Said sale wlll be m.,.. •lt'*'t cov• nan1or•arl'anly,alQll'Hlortmpll.0,•1
to 11111. _.ulofl or •nc""""anc• to u t111y ti. llfll)ekl t.la!>CI dll>I on tho
llOI• or notes M<urecl 11y said~ of Tr"ll, to wll: •J.04.20, plut t,. follow• lflO llllrnlted costs, lll-9 MCI -vance1 at tlw time If tM lnltlll P'*!tc. llonoltlllsN•k•ofSli.: $6,261.07 DAT ED: Mey 11, 1 .. 1. FlltST AMEii i CAN TITLE INSUllAHC• COMPANY, • ce11,_c.._1110f1 ASTllVSTEE. Brucell .... st.y, IW!NtlPdOlflcer 114EHtFll .. $11'11t S-.Alle,CAt2101
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PUBLIC NOTICE
1.•0AL MOTIC• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\at the lollowiflO llenl$ ol lo.ind or sev9d pr-rty l\aw -Mid by the Polk• O.partfNnl ol 1"8 City of Colla Mesa lor a perlocl In H C•SI ol lllnety (tol days: Girt'• Raleigh l Seid. 11 .. Bley· <II, Girl's Lt. Bl .. Mul'ray Bicycle, Boy's 81111 Hl-lhl 10 Spcl. Bl<v<le, Boy's Reel Malthlw1 Beachcrulur Blcy<I•, Boy 's Black Hu ff y BHCh<rUlllr Bl<yclt. Boy'I Bleck Pllllllps l Seid. Blcycta, Boy's lronn Royce Union l Spd. Blcycle, Ski Jacket, Water Bed Mtllreu and 8ulova Qu9rU w1tc11 •Ith A-rlc.., Cryst a l Sugar Comp any
ot-1"'*11•11·7' lnacrt-°''watch. NOTICE IS "UllTHER OIVl!N 11111
II no -.....,rs -pro"" hh owMrMllP ol tho pr-rty within -C1l day• 1o1-1no ,,. PllbllcallGn of lltls Hot!Q, .,_ tJti. llwrlto lllAll trnt In Ille flndlr, If .,_,.. be -· or In tM City of ColU -· In ""'kl'! c ... tho ""'"'1Y ~I ... told., ...,..k llV<llon
eta llme.,.dltl•t••~ DATED: Mey 13. 1"1 II. I!. HIETH
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ESTATERS
owe 1sT
4 Bdrm 2 Ba located in
Mesa del Mar near
schools and shopping.
OWC 1st T.D. 3% below
current interest rates
Full price $132,900
RARE Ofl'PORTUNITY
IM CAMEO SHORES
Lowest priced fee sim-
ple available! Great as·
sumable lsl TD. Enjoy
afternoon sun and views
from wood deck. 3
beautiful private
beaches. Only ~9.000 '
Call today! 673-8550 riem
POOi.HOME
Large 3 Bdrm 3 Ba 2 st y
with family room
Located near OCC and
walking distance lo
parks and shopping
Owner will help finance
Full price Sl79,000.
SAILIOAT
WATCHERS
Tbis Cameo Highlands
beauty is priced lo sell !
$339.000. Owner 10'7.-
down with owners as·
sistance! One level 3
Bdrm plm huge yard
Hurry ! 673-8550
THE REAL
ESTATERS
TRIM-TIDY
TSRIFIC
Home w tout homework! One or the lowest priced
homes in entire area.
Assume the exist VA
loan, 8%, $460 PITl.
Owner motivated.
Bought new hom e .
Please hurry · Submit!
545·9491
~Walkerllle
REALF.STATE
BUILDERS
COUMTIY
COTTAGI!
Super 4 Bdrm, 2 bath
cottage with room to
build 3 more units.
Owner will help wllh
financing. $169,000. CaU
fo r more detai ls
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ESTATE RS
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2 Bdrm1, 2 ba, unfum. New. 915CJyrly.
IAYlllOMT
3 Bdrm. 1 ba, unlum.
MJntconcl aGyrly.
CHA ...... OMT • Mrm. 2 ba, .,..,,., .,...,.
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THE REAL ESTATERS
$69,950
THE REAL ESTATERS
SECURITY! UPPER BAY
Don 't rent! Must see Light and cheery 4
this ! 2 Bdrm or l Bdrm, Bdrm. 3 bath family
den condo. Pool. spa. home. Large covered
sauna. security gated. patio. $213,000.
.. Build equity. not rent Roy McC_., RJtr. receipts". Call now, I 548-7729
S46·2313 I ~~~~~~~!9
THE REAL
ESTATERS
Popular '"T" Plan
Large 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Mesa
del Mar home Located
across the street from a
park Owner will
finance Submit your
lerms Full price
$121.900
TH IS ONE WONT LAST!
4 Br. 2 Ba spacious
family home nestled in
the htlls of Laguna
Niguel arrudst $300,000
homes and overlooking
new development above
Alicia Pkwy & Niguel
Road Offered at
$175.000 this home in-
cludes a built-in kitchen.
adjo111ing family room.
formal dining area adJa
cent lo living room with
wood burning fireplace
Hurry!
ORANGE COAST
FINANCIAL
REALTORS
Marilyn Dunger
957-0701
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675-341 l S139.900 Mon 1·5
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963-6767 Mon 1·5
3 IR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
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645-0303 $229,900Sat/Sun/Mon 1·4
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631-1400 $444,500 Mon 1-5
421 San Bernardino. Nwpt Hg hts,
NB
631·7300 $330,000 Mon 1·5
3061 Gibraltar (Mesa Verde> CM
540·1151 $131.500Sa/Su/Mn 1-3 :30
4 BEDROOM
221 Emera Id Bay. Laguna Beach
497-6220<g ate> $553,<XXSa Sn Mon
4191 Williwaw. Irvine
552·6940 Sat Sun Mon 12·5
4 IR phu FAM RM or DEN
••8 Collins I s land. NB
631-1400 $1,200.000 Mon 1-5
•49 Montecito, Corona del Mar
642-8235 S729,000 Sun1 Mon 1·5
118 Via Ithaca, Lido Is le. NB
673-7300 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
Z120 Gannet Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
979-5099 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
2.172 Coco Palm, Peppert.ree. Tustin
552-4477 $171,000 Mon 1·5
125 Abalone. Balboa Island
675-4000 $619,500Sat/Sun/Mon 1·4
18112 Dewberry (Univ, Vig) Irv.
675-3411 $155,000Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5
#3 Trafalgar <Hbr Rdg) NB
675-3411 $1 ,685,000 Sa/Su/Mn 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 HDROOM
**1235 Bayside Drive, NE
675-3411 $.549,SOOSat/Sun/Mon 1·5
14 256 ....... ?.tin
'6l-6767 S89.t00 Mo.I l·S
3 IR plut FAM llM Oft' DIM
532 Canc ha , Bluffs, N.B.
631-7300 $194,500 Mon 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
3 •• &-2.
310 Alvarado P lace. Balboa Perun.
752·5710 $399,000 Mon l ·S
* Pool ** w ......... . w .......... ', ...
PETE BARRETT (,.. REALTY
Beaullful, large 5 BH
home tn F'ounta1n
Valley 2 ma:.ter suites,
ste reo thruout 12'<
down payment , and
seller will finance at 13';
f or 3 years Ag l
641 1991 . 6314361
I It Tin. luyer or
INVESTORS
100/o DP,
Mo oaifyin«J
Cute 2 AR house & I
Bdrm unit on large lot in
Orange Sel ler will finance al 13'1 for 31,
years 641·1991 . 631 -1361
agl
CASA DEL RIO
CONDOS
Only 3 left Xlnt terms
Builder will rebate to
l 3'7r for 3 years. ·•
OPEN SAT /SUN 10.5
13121 Edinger
East of llarbor Blvd
641· 1991 . 631-4361 agt
THE REAL ESTATERS
NEWPORT HGHTS
Deluxe townhouse
duplex. 3 b<km family.
2 112 bath each unil
Frplcs. all built ins.
decks & patios. Park
like landscaping
SELLER WILL II ELP
FINANCE $295,000!
lalboa lay Prop .
Realtors
•67S.7060•
THINKING
TOWHHOME?
Call the specialist:. .il
the condominium tn
formation center
Touchstone Realty
963-~
NEWPORT
BARGAIN
l'll·turesque back bay 3
Bdrm 2 bath, pride of
ownership home with a
counlry feeing! Large
kitchen. very private
yard Bargain priced at
$168.500 Call to see~
646·7171
THE REAL ESTATERS
' EMERALD IA Y ~
F.nc hanltn!( 3 Bdrm -
t•ottaf;:c Y. tlh plantation
:.huller:. u:.cd brick.
.,unn y patio:. In one •1f
our fmc:.l t·nmmun1t1ci.
Y.1th prl\ all' be:ic:h. pool
Ir <.,H1r Ni ii\ 1·1 Al I <.,!All ..,, HVI( Is
Y ACHTSMAHS COYE
Newer custom designed bayfront wi\.h 4 BR. + family & dining Rrns.
Dock with 2 s lip::. + side tie. New
lands caping. carpets & paint
Owner will h e lp finance. Sl.950,000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
GARDEN HOME llAUTY
Spacious -surrounded by
gardens. Lovely private corner
lot. 3 Bdrm, 3 bath. s ingle
family home . Large rooms.
fot'mul dinin~ and Camily room . Buy s ubJect to existing
9% loan. Drand n ew on the
market. Offered at $239,000.
WOODIRIDGI COHDO
$141,100
3 Bdrm1 2"" bath with double
attac n e d garage, air
conditionin g, wood burning
fireplace and only 2 years n~w.
Super flnanclng with 10% down
for qualified buyers.
759-1616
I "I.
REALTORS
675.5511
ASSUMABLE LOAM: LarcJe CdM duplu
with 9ood financing. Eoch wtit 3 Bdrm 2 la,
family rm + utility room. Cloae to
everytin9. Asking $429,500.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coa1~ Hwy .• Corona del Mar
675-5511
OPEN SAT /SUN/MON 1-4
125 ABALONE-PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP ..
MEW LITTLE ISLAMD B.EGAMCE
Fines t quHlily Ideal family home
by award winning builder. HXl block
location on b eautiful wooded lot. 4
Bdrm, family room. 23.i balhs. fine
oak tabinctry and woodwork
thru-out. wet
0
bar. leaded glass
window::;. quarry tile. beamed
ce1hng:... dec:ks and roof deck. Owner
financ ing $619.500.
REALTORS DON'T
MISS THIS!
A Sale You can make even in
these times . The largest "1650
sq. fl." Condo for sale in
area. Cem e nt drives. a ir
cond itioning . micro-wave
ovens. trash compactors,
pools, pa rksid e & a ll shopping
locations. Owner will consider
local exchanges.
WILSON PARK
CONDOMINIUMS
llO W. WlllOll
Coda MHO, CA
714/631-5055
CLASSIC ELEGANCE ON WATER
Laura A1hley papen & accftlh ph11
magnificent antiques & dHICJI'. Two
1tory with prlYOte ma1ter suit., a tot.I
cplllty atmo1p ... re In thi1 4 bed. with
lanJe fam.nn. with English Pub of wood
leaded glass. Separate fonftCll dift.l"M.
leatdiftll patio + dock for a 40ft. boGt.
Sl.400,060fH. 631-1400.
OCEANFRONT EXQUISITE
Fabulou• archltecturat MOShrpiK• on
corner. Mew wood & glau, custom odl r
cabinets & metlcYlou1 detail & ct.car la.
thi1 2·story home wfth ~ kffchtft & •
tpMttdld master suite. Terrific YU of 1ea"
& turf from thl1 2 bed.....,_ a.ow...:
plus 2 bed. rfftol •It. You cOtl6d -*•t
thlt o 1iftgle faMllY home. $975,000. t
ATTENTION BUILDERS! DECORATO~
AxenmMl.lmtd. .
I. I Lot CoroMI det Mor, $215,000 •
•·• lot •• , •• $29,000.
R·I P.-...eo Pt. lflxer>. $295.000. ._I Udo 1• lffxer), $29',000.
._2 r..-1111o -VU lflxer), $315,000. a-2 oc .. frOftt Cfhrert, $650,000. a.2 Oce•frotlt lf1xer), $671,000.
lt-2 V11 flxtf', lot .... $J9t,500. ;
,,_ cowrclol -''""'"" t,.O_.. St7$,000.
It-I a.tfr-t lreMOdttJ, Sttl,000.
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t1
UNDAISU
Wid e c hann t!l view from s pecta cula r
tJr<'hit ectural designed 4 bdrm, S bath.
pool ho m e . S lip for 2 large boats .
Sl .495,000. By a p pointment.
LIDO ISLE HOMES
Featured on Hom es Tour this lovely
traditional sp acious, custom 3 bdr m , 3
bath hQm e . newlv d e corated. Priced to
sell 9 u1ckly at $475.000. Must see.
Ne wly rem od e led 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus
, 1 lge recr eatio n room & 2 patios. Beam
ceilings. G r eul f o r e nte rta ining .
$420,000. Best pnce for t he m oney.
PENINSULA POINT IEACHFROMT
Pan o r amic ba y & ocean view at
wedge, from prim e lar ge lot , 4 bd rm,
3 bat~ c us to m ho me . 3700 s q . ft.
featuring manne r oom , entry, living
: 1 room. dinin g room . built-ins . etc.
$1,385,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Rriy,•d•· 011110· N B 6 7) 6161
m '>l!JI Nl 1A, l:t Al 1 '>lAll .,, HVI( r '>
OPEN WEDHESDA Y 2·5
$595,000 FOR AM OCEANFRONT!!
ON T H E L O WER PENI NSULA !~
Ast ounding but t r ue . Quaint 2 BR.
o&11 h~me with fire place. that 1s a s ne at
as a pin . Co m ple te with a bon us un·
it; over the garage. Owner wou ld
lijte lo help on t he financ ing .
,.,
I 023 EAST BALBOA BLVD.
PENINSULA IA YFRONT
elus i ve e as t bay loca t iol). 4 BR.
maid 's room . Pier . s li p & wide
s nd y beach . Large lot behind with
ublt' gara ge. Sl .800,000.
1415 E. BAY
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
INOA ISLE-lUROPEAN STYLE
blstlncjulshed custom ~ on the 'f ATER with dramatic 2...tory entry.
~ftCJ uillng1 with beams beautiful
9llector stained & l•ad•d glau
"ttdows ttirvout. S•cond floor liYlng
om, step-down pub·bor, immense
.nn. fonnaA din.rm. + lorge CHltdoor
o and lcoi pond. Separat. spoc:lous
1hr suite wltti WA TtR VU1 + 4
ly bedrooms. Dock for 2 yochtt.
,600,000. Includes lond. 631-1 400.
PANORAMIC VU-CAPE COD
orotor or builder npportunlty +
& odd to this channet" witti 3br.
or o perfect coupt. starter In best
IRaNT' R·ow~oRONA DEL MAR
lum street w/estate siw grounds,
• frontaqe. 2 legol lots and
ramie VU of oceon & ;.tty. Earty
.-•wport residence w /the chorm &
quality of bygone doy1 -wood
paneling, moldings & lor¥ roolfts.
1.350.000. 631°1400.
NEW HARBOR RIDGE-STATELY
10• VU OF lay. Oc:e• & 1t'9hf UgMs.
CICJlllflc..t e~ & detaH HM o..,...,.. ltiis-5700 sq. ft. residence. StHI tlfM to
~t y0ttr own IHcor for this fonnai
j.om. with 4 bed, library, formal dining Jm·•. lmmenH fom. rm. and 9amor'ous
ster suit• with fireplace, sundeck
auno & 1pa. lmpr.111.,. and aatom for
particular ho1Mowner, In tt. bed
trodJtlon of this Louis XIV Manor houH
Sl.995.000. 631 -1400.
CONDOS--tONDOS--CONDOS
$285,000. 01t Wehr -Main lay VL
$270,000. M•wport v._ Ownet-Rn.
$290,000. VIiia lalboo Vu.
SI 84,500. Vlllo lal>oa -leaM/op.
$94.SOO. Gr•at FManclftc). Newport.
$124,500. Pool cOMplH -Newport. ssa.soo. 112 ,.,..,, a.. ....._. ..
$79,000. As.....able lo. -C.M.
SI 69,000. H•weff -VIEW
Sl7S,OOO. ,_.ltlMd. VIie Mboe
TENTION BUILDERS! DECOIATOIS
Axtn-41..ct.
I.· I lot COf"OM cMI M•, $215,000. •.. lot.., •. $29,000.
•· • , ....... Pt .......... $295,000.
I.· I Udo ltle lflxert, $29',000.
R.2 Pe•MI• -VU lflart, SJJS,000.
R.2 0c--•·-· ......... $610,000 .. R.l 0c .. freet ......... $675,000.
l.·2 Ve fber, lot , .... , $1'9,IOO.
,....... CIMIHrcl.e -frww~ .... ._
1971,000.
R·I .. ,ft•t r11MdeU, Sttl.000.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INt
1tE.A UTAn Salt•."-""• Pr..-nv ~
24.>&W Cm.1~
l'Wwport ftHch .,. ..•
CLASSIC MEDITERRANEAN IA YFRONT
An offering w /ex ce ptional q uality a nd
exceptio na l fina n c ing. 5fi00 sq. ft . of
fin e c r afts mans h ip, featu ring : 4
bedrooms . 5 baths , de n , dock t o
accommod a te 60' yacht. Lo<.·ated o n
114 fee t of p rim e bayfront age. Owne r
will carry up t o Sl.250.000 al 812' < fo r
qualifie d bu ye r . E xce pt io nal a t
$1,750.000 F ee. De bra Bibb agt.
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 EHi Coa.I Hlghw•y, Co rona d1tl Mar
WE HNE 47 OF niE BEST AGENTS IN TOWN
Dalebout
Bay &Beach
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
THE BLUFFS ... T llE l'OPLTl.AH X
PLA N E ND U ~I T T ll H EE
BEDR OOMS TWO N D ONE ll AL f
BATHS .. NEW CA HPET Sl!14 ,50o
1617 WESTCLIFF. H.B. 631-7300
WESLEY N ~ 1 TAYLOR CO.
REALTORS s111ce t H4o .. •
IA Y CREST CUSTOM HOME
Desig ne d for e nte rta ining & fa mily
livin g. 4 Bdrm. huge living room .
large for mal d ining &. family roo m s.
G o urme t kit t h E:•m Mas ter s uite
separ ate fro m other extra lgc bd rms .
Ple as ing p r ival'y in pool-s ized back
vard. Greal term!;. $3<J5.000.
. WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO., REAL TORS
2 I I I San Joaquin Hiiis Rood
NEWPORT CENTER, H.B. 644-4910
OWNER WILL HELP ANANCE
THESE TWO PROPERTIES
ESTATE SALE! Must sell ! W a te rfront
d u plex. Inviting owne rs unit open ing
to a lr g . front patio w doc·k. Master Br
w /sundeck overlooking wate r . L r g
rear rental un it. Below appr a is a l a t
$399.500.
JUST LISTED. T r ee s haded Eas tside
Cos ta Mesa Duplex. 2 Br ea ch unit.
Room to add 2 m o re re ntals . Owner
leaving area. $175,500.
D 4 v r D s 0 N a E A L T y r N C.
31 16 Newporl Bl~d NB 673·9060
CE
llDBIE ELllifS CD .
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
HARBOR VIEW HIUS
Jus t Listed In MuC'h Soug ht After
Harbor Vie w Hills . Three Bedrooms
Plus Family R oom On A Corner
Lot. B e autifully Maintaine d .
Own ers A r e Being Transfe rred .
Good F inancing. Price $325,000.
SAN CLEMENTE DUPLEX
Super B u y . Up s t airs Unit W ith
Three B edr oo m s , P e ek·A·Boo
Ocean View. W et B a r . Living Room
With Fireplace. Ca thedral Ceilings.
Wra p -Aro und P atio. S p a c io u s
D ow n s ta irs U ni t W i th T w o
Bedroom s & L iving Room With
Fire pla ce . L a undry F acilit ies. Good
Incom e . O wne r s Will Help F inan re.
P riced At $195,000.
OUTST A .. DING IA YRONT HOME
Lo v e l y C u s t o m -Built H o m e O n
Pro m o n tor y Bay. Living Room .
Formal Dinin g Room . Den/Library.
Sp acio u s M as t er B e droo m
Overlooking Bay Has Fire place &
Luxurious ly Appointed Bath. Three
Other Be droom s & M aid ·s Room &
Bath. P ier & Slip For Large Yacht.
$1,850,000.
EXPAHDID "I" rLAH
Love ly Turf Courtyard Entrance.
End Unit. Three Bedrooms Plus
Large Family Foom. Eating Are a
In Kitchen. Master Suite With Ex-
tra Cloaeta. Three Patios For In·
door· Outdoor Li vin8 . Stora1e
Galort. Great Fln anclng. Large As·
aumable Loan. New Price, $249,500.
A .. Joy Of Newport'• Listina.
iSS.9100
#JC.,..• .... Mo 5 ,, •• Cetllil-.
\VESLt<Y N
TAYLOR CO.
HI-:ALTOHS -.11w1· I ~Hli
SOUTHERN COLOHIAl. MANSION
OM THE GOLF COURSE
llG CANYON COUNTRY CLUI
A maste rpie ce of e legance & dignity
overlooking the lus h green fairways.
C re a t ed by Newpo rt's finest build e r .
T o p qualit y t·r a ft s m a n s h ip &
mate ri al!>, a l>und a nt impo rte d
marble, a ir c onditio n ing p l us
nume r ous othe r fine a ppointments .
S t a te ly marb ll' floored foyer with
imp ressive c i rc ula r stair way E legant
c r ys t a l c h a ndt:lier Qut.>enly mas te r
s uite plus 4 add1t1o nal bt.-droonb, each
·with its own µn vate bath Ba nquet
s ize d ining room . r1<:hly p a n eled
fam ily room w marble fi re plate &
we t bar. ful ly paneled htlha rd room
w bar R efrigerated wi n e roo m
Heahs t1cally p riC'ed al S:US0.000 Ca ll
for appt
WESLEY M. TA YLOR·CO .. -REALTORS
2 I I I Son Joaquin Hills Rood
NEWPORT CENTER. H.B. 644-491 0
OCEAN AND BAY VIEWS
French doo1·s OJH!ll to outdoor h vi n~
area. o p e n floQI µIan v. <'a the<.l r al
tt:.>ilrn g~ a nd s kylights make th1~ 3
bedroom . 2 bath home on an o\·er~11.ed
Jot a must see! Offered for $425.000.
REALTORS, 675·6000
244 3 E.asl Cont Hlghw•y. Corona d"I Mar
WE HNE 47 OF lliE 81:.ST AGEM'S IN TOWN
CORONA
LARGE
DEL MAR
DUPLEX
O verlooking t he nature p<1rk. A nice
s eclude d feeling with lols of t rees. 2
a n d 3 bdr m units w it h b e a m ed
ceilin gs, fi re pla ces. b it-ins, carpets
& drapt•s . Just 6 year~ old. The best
huy in t h e a rea at $.120.000 only
!:.70.000 d own to a $250.000 A.l.T D. ~
17141 673-4400
12 1 3 I 621-2121
The Harbor Areo's ddHt
Reol Estate Firm
HARBOR
IEST IUY·OCEAMFRONT
3 bedroom 2 bath ho1M, faRlly
f'OGlft, prof••slOttClly decorahd.
MW kltchH, larg• cMck wfth
foeuuJ, ri4Jht Oft .... ...... ..
Rshd for $575,000.
NEWPORT HEHiHrS
3 ldr'fft. 21/2 la, dCNllble c:._-
lot. Hardwood floors md .,.at
......... pohtltforl. $279,000.
MUST SELL
Highly uP9raded 4 ldrm 2 lo
Colleqe Park horM locat.d In
Irvine. Custom brick potlo
w /jocu11I ond built· In HQ. Must
see to apprecloh. Just U1ted ot
SI 55,000. Open HH Sat 1·5.
3531 Almond St.
JASMINE CREEK
Lonly 3 ldnn 21/J lath cOftdo
located In prlYote area of
Corona d•I Mar. 24 hour
guarded gote , 6 hnttl1 cow+a, 3
pools and spat. Great ano witti
SOtM Keon Yitw. Two patios.
loYtfy lond.scaplftCJ and """°'t
priYacy. Offered ot $395,000.
IA YCREST IEAUTY
SI 00,00') dow1t Hd own •
b•a11tlf•I ho•H '" H•wport
a..c:h. AIM!llM HM 1 t t at 91/f'/o, owe ttt. ,.. .. at 1 ZO/o for 1 yn.
Offtred at $325,000.
LEASI.
LE.ASE OPTION OR IUY
119 Ca1tyoa , Z Ir 2 la
~ .. -Oft th C}Off CCIWM. Security w / prl.,ott te ... 11
courts .ct ........... pool e.11 fw fiemclttg ....... .
~ , ................ ..
.. EfDSTI.C
Dalebout
Bay &Beach
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
COME WITH US ... TO CORONA DEL
MAR ltlG H OUAl.IT\'. CUSTOM. ONE
YEA t N l<:W DC l'LEX T llH EI·: M il> l'\\O
HE UHOO~I S , l'l.ll~ ID ~:AL Gn·;ST 0 1<
'IOTllEH IN I.AW Ql'i\HTl-:HS Nn!Elt<ll 'S
S P E C I A L 1'' ~ A T U H 1-; S I N C L U D I N C:
SKYL IGHTS .. F IV E PATIOS $399,000
1617 WESTCLIFF. H.B. 631-7300
~
759-1111
•EXECUTIVE SWEET•
Sensational 2 ~ton· ex
ecuu ve home featuring 4
lgc br~ 3 ba, frml dm
fmly rm & bonu~ rm
Located at l'lld ul qu1N
3 Bil 1'4 bath home.
South of hwy Room for
2nd unit Much potential
ht!re Seller says sell.
S24S,000 Call Stephen
Meyers . at 7~20.
PAR™ERSEIP
DUPLEX
Sl60,000P"'•lt Th i.' pt'lfec t dua l ownersh1µ µroperty with
2 nl'arly equal 2 Bdrm. 2
ba unit~ with master
suites. stone fireplaces
and wood bea med ceil-
U1K:. on an oversize lot
with private pati os and deck:. $320,000, 10', ml
fmancmg
CAUMOW
644-7211
PENINSULA c on AGE $225.000
Walk to bay or beach
Great location 2 Bdrm l
bath Fire place in llving
room Flexible terms
c·ul de :.ac Only $187,000 ~
w as:.umable hnam:111i: ~ 759 1501 or752 7373 t S , •
.....,.: Walker 8 Lae
759·1616
15°/o DOWN 3 b edroom l ba th . St!µa r a t e i n l<.1 w
qu arters Large cornt•r
lot RV parking ~l.!100
751 3191
C:: SELECT -1-" PROPE:Rl If:~
ltf:AL !-:STAT E
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 bdrm , fam ily room, re
modded on la rge H 2 lot Assumabll' loan!> (h,m·r
OWNER ANXIOUS
TWOLOVaY
COM DUPLEXES
(ioud location and as·
suma ble loan:.. Need to
sell both properties now
a:, owne•r ha.s purchased
Jnother home out of
a r ea Call Ba rbara
Gluss C 121 Sandpi per
Rh) 640.4950 or 851·9541
w 1 11 h c Ip f 1 nan c· <' Costo Mno 1024 $165.000 GARDftf GROVE MAURY STAUFFER Laq:est pretty comer lot I R L y MES ... VElllDE
.......••...•...•......
in Touchstone Estates SEAL OH EA T "' uo,
y, 11 h secunty Clean 4 6 73-5 354 OWC I st at I 3.5% bdrm 2 ba with upgrades _____ ......... I Sharp 3 Bdrm + family
thruout OnH· b\ 9341 on corner lol Featuring
Tudor Lane• and c·all (or B Ibo p . sukl 1007 2 firepl aces, new roof,
detail!. Sl53.SOO a 0 ftMft bloc k wa ll. cop per Waterrront Homes. Inc ••••••••••••••••••••••• plumbing. sprinklers
llealtors 631-1400 DUPLEX f ront a nd back and much more Pnced at ---Newly upgr adl•d 1J $131.500. For more de· .. .... -------•I block to ba} Xlnl luc lails . call540.llSl LINDA ISLE 399.000 <1-~.s::. HERITAGE Lu x u r lous Fren c h Open SatjMon 11 -4
Normandy waterfront 3 1 O ai.,orado Ploc• • • REALTORS estate S ·Bdrm. s Ba. "' "'
outs t:inding view 50' Rito WriterRlty. -~~--~~~~~ boat shp. Sl .750,000. 20•;; 752-5710 675-6437
dwn Owner will carry --
halance at l2C.:I Corano d.t Mar I 022 13°/o $!
714
LOWDOWN
M 0 QUALIFYING
Model perfect condo Spacious 3 bdnn 2 ,., ba.
a ttached 2 ca r g,r
Quick Occupancy Set
•••••••••••••••••••••••
DESIRE EXCHANGE
T o p o f S pyg l a s !>
magnificent view Nan
tuckel mdl, 5 Br. 3 Ha
Prefer trade for smaller
on Spyglass Ownr t\Gt
644·5922
CdMDUPLEX
ln.,estor's Delight
Great location Never a
vacancy Excel r.nanc
1ng Call 644 1026 ur
Well µresented 3 Bd 2
Ua, new carpet & par-quet thruout. Mirrored
wardrobe, formal .D.R ..
fa m rm + bonus rm! Just $132,500. If you are
tired of look ·ahke homes
call now' J eanne Salter
631 1266
R&'Mrte
Rt-:Al.TORS
730-8679Agt jllll ...... --.. ---
gales. te nnis courts. -.............. . pool. s pa, Call now
Marcella, A gt 536·9640
OWNER RNA.NCED
Large 4 Bdrm 2 bath
h o me . be aut i ful wallpaper.; thruoul. Cul
de• sac street Owner will
carry AITO for 7 years
.it 13 5'1 interest For an
appointment to see. call
540·1151
Beltff ELPRr'ty
BIGCAHYOH
HOMEOWNERS
OR REALTORS
Ha ve immediate need
for a "MONACO" model
condominium Prere r
non \•iew a nd s hort
escrow if possible
673-1181
$2,000 to $4,000 dwn S. B .
Riv & H.B. Also triplex
C M Call for addresses.
675-0321
WATERFRONT
CONDOS
CUSTOM DUPLEX
4 bdrm. ram1ly rm. 2
fireplal·es, plus 3 bdrm ~_.,.~ HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
rear unit with flrl•place ....... ~~~~!' & beam ce1Ung Clost> to
beach. Good financing
potential. $495,000.
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION REAL TY
673-5354
*JASMINE
CREEK * An extremely pleasant &
hard to find PIJn 4 f eaturing 3 brs & an ex p a nded fml y rm .
gourmet kitchen & every
imaginable upgrade m eluding A IC & custom
firep1t $419.000 759 1501
or 752·7373
~Walker 8 lae
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS OPPTY
Established well located
beauty salon in prime
location Submit on
ter ms
Touchstone Realty. Inc.
!168 ~
ASSUME
FINANCING
T err 1f1c loca t ion.
minutes to shopping,
schoo ls and recreation Over 2200 sq.ft Se parate
m as lt'r bdrm. lovely
p oo l E n c l os ed co urtyard . Asking $142.SOO Owners anx-
1ou11, submit all offers .
540 1151
--~~ HERITAGE
HUNTINGTON HRBR
Purchase with S'A down
on fa n tastic term s .
Brand new , cpt 'd &
d ra p e d . ON T H E l-.............. •I ·~~~~~~~~ WATER. Guarded gate ~IEWVIEWVIEW -:
• • REALTORS
entry, views, 2 car gar. NEW LISTING ! Seldom _______ .... _.
Pool and tennis 2 & 3 a vailable 4 Bdrm home
BR'S AVAIL IMMED. in Broadmoor Harbor From $299,000. View Hills Quie t. EASTSIDE
10% ASSUMABLE Call 714/556·9600 secluded area with com·
IAYCREST
S pacious custom built fa mily home with pool ,
large paneled game rm ..
formal dining rm .. and 4
bdrms. Priced below
re placement. A super
value at $449,500. Submit on terms.
17141 673-4400
12111 ua.2121
1\ 1>1\1"11111 ul
11111 ho1 '"'l''tnwnt en
DOV•SHORIS
114 • of bt.f front.a1e • 5600 aq fl ot q_uallty con·
stn.u:tlon. Thia 5 bdrm Medlt alyle raldenc In
lhe beat ot locations la
oltered w /the bu t
f l n1n c ln1C av a i l.
$1,250,000 al K lftttl'etl.
Prll'e $1 ,7'0,000 tncl th
land. Owner MD carr7
$1 ,000,oeo c.JI Dan Bibb
forappL •o.•-s UAJ.n '7S..231 I
munlty pool and green
bell. This IS a SUPl<:RB
VI E W PROPERT Y.
$429,000 Ca ll Ann Peters
642-5200
A PETE
BARRETI
·.. REALTY
Owner will help finance.
3 Bdrm 2 bath, spa. Only
$127 .900. 645-9161
; OPfN HOUSf
REAL TY .,,,..
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RCTaylorCo
640-0000
SPYGLASS .
FORMER MOD!L CUSTOMIDD
7 BR , I NCL U DI N G 2 Rm.
Mother·in·law s uite. separate
study w /vlc.iw. d e n , courtyard
e ntry pool separa te jacuzzi off
mstr. bdrm. Spect acular ocean &
nlght Ute vje w . $795.000.
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T......_ CULVBOAU OCIAHVISTA V!!:RSA11..U!5 2BR ocn MISA V.01 TOWHHOMl7 Juat lilted! Laree 4 A lovely 2 bdrm condo view low dwn no quah
ASSUMAAI O.._.E OF • Kl.._.D Call the apeciali.ata at Bdrm, family room. 2\.la clole to pool It elevator fylni. Sll4K.' 730.2270 -" A " tbe condomlnium In bat~. XJnt flnaocma Senntlonal lllO degree ore M2·2S82 home
Nice 3 Bdrm 2 bath Elegant custom home near Mesa rormatloocent.er. $168,500. vlewa " aoraeoua --·-------
home New root. ne~ Verde Country Club. Spacious4 Bdrm ToucbltoneRealty OAYIDD.CARLSOH Cata llu auoaeu. WHrTIWAT•VIEW • r::oo:ze~·t;?:·::~ 31t) Bath. Private entertaining areas, 98S-OM'1 llALTOl.IJ).92'3 ~.~~ac e. dHka 90• to beach. 10% assum
In formation ca ll, pool & spa. Seller may assist in Price4...,Mllt OWHYFtHAHCIN~ loan. May take note on 540-1~1 financing. Price reduced to $475,000. On 1011,.,,., ..... , spa"'lo"• u .... , .... A 1uperb view 111 youn your prop. as down. 4dBdR
·. HERITAGE ~"1""~ '" .... f u 2 Ba, recently upgra e . 2 level coodo end u.nlt. H..ca.g rom this 4 bdrm we w /poaalb&e in· law qtrs
RlAl TORS JACkll HAHDLIMAM
631·126'
Call Agt. 758-0120 ... makes thls charmlna 1 ~':nne~~tl~sc~c1ud~oam ~; Under $290,000 inclds
bedroom and loft condo land. Move fast' 752·6499
REALTORS
OH'THI
50&.ICOUESEf
Thia Ira larnlJy home is MISA VRDE
waltlna just for you on Open Sat/SWl/Mon l·S
the 18th fairway. 3 lrg 2720Gannel Dr. ::u::.• wfu ~~ cfoa~c~: Lg 4Br + den tri-level
Offered at only 1375.ooo. home, corner lot. lg patio, agt. 979.5009 540-3668 ..;_ __ ;;...._ ____ _
D ... PoW 1026 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OCIAH VIEW LOT
AbonO...~r
*•STEAL IT!
Super price on this new·
ly back on the market 2
Br + den attached home
in Woodbridge Estates.
Hurry!
$165.000
Whelan
Real Estate
14 acre, plans, permit. 3 (Ui]UL..-..1b m I n u t es t o D a n a ~I """"' ridge Harbor. 3000 sq ft home. RealfU
DIVOICESALE Will surbordi n ate . 51 3000 $135,000. 714'1t98-7607 5 . M E S A V E R D Et---------4t!Ollerrann Pk•y.lrvlnr Charmer. 30K below
market. 4 Br+deo. Very ~ ---------i c lose to golf course. Ow..,. w /Csry Move in cond. OWC with
I •t 1D 2S% down. Won't last.
MESA VERDE $175.000. Prine. only.
POOL HOME Call 541·9993 Bkr.
Just in time for sum· MESA YRDE mer! Thia charming 4 Bdrm home features Lg 4Br + den tri-level
huge ramily room with _bo_m_e_._A...:gt.;__9'7_s._5009 __ _
ba r , skylights and MESA VERDE·3Br. 2Ba
stained glass windows solid financing. B)
ARE YOU LOOKING
FOR TERMS?
The Price? $168,000 As
sume M.000 at 9'-'%.
Assume $27.000 at 12%
Seller will carry a 3rd!
ZOIYo DOWM
Owner will help finance,
bea utiful 4Br home
w /spa. Racquet ch1b.
Agt. $186,000. 5.52-6940.
TAKE
OVER
High assumable loan. 3
bdrm , 2 ba. Plan 2 in
Campus View. Prime
a terrific Investment for pool, ramily room, 2 IV
the sJn gle. couple or In· fireplaces. tile floors, Plan Realty
veator. A 1.2.75% fixed tinted glua In a quiet ----------'
rate loan for 30 years la ramlly neighborhood.
the available financing. 5475·~H 1 "'Y
Don't m~s this one! Of· ~ ~ "" rered at $153,900. #17 Catalina sunselll from
Morena In the Rancho gorgeous profess1onally
San Joaquin Villas. decorated home with
Irvine. custom tile. wood floors.
D.M 1u1-L-M RJtr French doors. For the · acuss-artist /connoisseur who 644-9990 appreciates top quality
UNIV. PAii
Lrg 4 Bdrm 2~ Ba home
in prestigious Univ.
Park, steps from pool &
greenbelt Assumable
financing. Call for de·
tails.
2 bdrms w1th easy ex·
pan s lon potential
Private patio & spa $495,000.
~¥ • ..,.
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1714J 494-1 177
SPY~LASS RIDGE
Superb 4 Bdrm ramily
home. Prime condition
and lccatioo. Partial
ocean & city lights view.
Com pulerlzed security
system througho ut
Some financing ab\'aila
ble. $549,000.
C /21 N.wport Cntr.
640..5357 760..6767
THEILUFFS
Views or upper bay and
mountains. Front row.
Sharp 3 Bdrm. F'ee land
Only $347,000.
C /2 I Newport Cntr
640.5357 760.6767
PENTHOUSE
overlooking beautiful owner. ~7174 solar heated pool and ---------This beautiful single
family residence can
now be youra. You 'll
love the ocean views,
fireplace and guest unit.
493·8812
location. $169,000. --------
ILUEllRD CANYON
Have good income ·
small reserve · try this
c ustom 3 Bdrm
w /spacious decks. Close
in, on ly 10 % down
$279,000
UMlc;>UE COHDO
with boat dock. pool,
security + 180 deg
ocean. Catalina, bay
view. Fee land. $450,000.
Open Sal f.)un 1-4 at 310
Fernando <U400) Smith
Available on home
partnership purchase
plan. * *125M! End unit 2 Br condo on
secluded quiet st. Owner
will help fmance.
Meyer, Bkr.
640-5357 760-6767
This 5000 Sq. l"t . Home sits on Linda
Isle. A private guarded Community in
the heart of Newport Beach. Boat
slips for <3) 55 '·70' Yachts. For Sale or
Trade.
We are developers so submit land or
other Real Estate to owner Jim
Thompson .
(714t 121-1210 lZUt 591-ll63
CIOOt 352-3710
**LIDO ISLE** Lovely 2 Br 3 ba home.
Beautifully remodeled 2
yrs ago $484,000 with
xlnl financing. Open
house Sat f.iun 1Mon I 5
at 119 Via Vella
Own /A gt 673-0697
INVESTORS!
W at•rlroet COftdo.
Boat slip avail 1st noo1
Xlnl financing Fee
$633.000. Call 673·024t
Agt
BEACHCO'T'TAGI': NEWPORT CREST Two bdrm Spanish style,
t'rplc. gar, pvt palm & Terrific"-I.
spa. And, for the avid
photographer, a com ·
plete dark room with
custom cabinets. sink,
separate waler heater,
light sealed and ventilat·
ed. Beautiful wallpapers
and levelors t.hruout. A
unique kitchen with
cedar skylight and re·
cessed lighting. This
customized home is a
must to see. Offered at
$199,900. For an appoint·
ment to see, call 540-1151
HEWPORT GLEH
Townbome 2Br + Den. 2~Ba, 2 car gar, patic
Upgrades. Rec. fac.
pool, jac, saWla. Well
located nr 405 & SS fwy, $125,000
Koll Bus. Cotr & Fluor ·• ' (UiJ LOCJmta Vlllocp R.E
497-1761
yard. Good location. 2 bedroom, 2 bath wilt
VERSAIUES Steps to beach Only assumable f19K lst TD
NR HOAG HOSPITAL $174,SOO Owner fmanc· Priced for quick sale corp. Fashion Isle & So. Woodbridge STEAL!
coast Plaza s129.ooo. Li·nno Realtg WHITEWATER vu 1 Bdrm. completely inl( OK 1 Call now' $165.000
Call now 751·0865 ~ '""' 3 Bd 2 Ba, room for pool.
Ai41b••n 551·3vvv Low down. Lease option. beach. Security, pool. ~ furnished condo Walk to 645 1221 Agt *Cote Realt"
+ IHCOME at 14°/o ttZO Barrann. Pkw), lr~inf' $270,000. ~3866
~o ~r~a\if~ 4~~:l8Rj1Hwtt•CJ1o11 leoch I 04C -.513 CAMPU5Dl:lllVl~E LCICJWMI leach I 041 Whelan Pnced below market at ---------i & ln\'estment Sll2,000. •IAYRtOHT• 640-5777
· : ~ HERITAGE 5~s~sei~e .r 1 ~l!~·~~od •••••••;;;;~~··••••• ASSUMAILE ht 1 •••••;;;~;.:;;~·•••• Real Estate
~~i~ down. Agent HUNT. HARBOUR at 7~•%. 3 br. 2 ba home. We at he red ceda r
C /21 NewportCntr LINDA ISLE. NWPT 1-~~~~~~~
640..5357 760..6767 BCll 1-Nothing down and as
sum our position on this
presllgious 5Rr. 5Ba 3
slip home in Newport
Beach Most desircable
area We arc looking for
a high mrome owner
who needs a tax write orr
for the best deal on the
bay We arc owners. not
brokers (.;all Darlene
(7141828 12.80 d1rcl'l or
VIEW · AXER . • REALTORS
~~~~~~~~~ Condo for sale. $3500
down 2 BR, 21h Ba,
Assume $118.000 at Cnt ry kit , lge yd. shakes, that is. Custom
9/50%. OnJy $1003 pr mo. Creati ve frn On I y designed 3 bdrm, ram
Just listed. Lowest $143,500. By o wner, rm. 2 baths. Extensive
priced 3 Bdrm family 559·5483. use of wood glass & 'PLEXµSTSIDE
IED. to $31.5,000
With $152,000 in assuma·
ble loans ranging from
9~% to 11%. $27 ,450
gross income annually.
Well kept single story
units with 4 garages
PLUS off.street parking.
On 6-0'x300' lot.
owner will carry lge 2nd
TD. 646-2363; 979-7613
evs.
home on Trinidad C Pl ceramictile.Beam ceil· Island. Won't last. Call Orange Tree ondo. an ing, frplc. $165,000
Diana. 63J.l.2166. Agt. 5, 2 br 1 ba S103,SOO. Call Mission Realty
552· 7552 aner7pm. (714)494-0731
644-7211
/Jn NIGEL
OAIL[V &
ASSOCIATES
$105,000
3 bdrm, P1"• bath, new
paint in & out. Really
sharp!
Redhdl ~ReJlty
I ;7:) 7::oo
Open Sat fSwe 12-4
2121AftffcJuaL.e Near Beach. <Hamilton
to Newland, no to St
Augustine) This clean
clean 3 bdrm , rrplc.
bonus rm only $134,900.
Century 21 Gold Coast
Realtors
548-1168 or 833-9060
SHARPCONDO Assumable loan, up-
3 bdrm, 2 bath. pool. graded 3bdrm, H4ba,
near So. Coast Plaza. lrg lot, earthtones,
IEDUCID $14,000 $115,ooo. Broker. $119,900.848-9378.
Beautiful 2 sty, 3 BR, 644-0134. ---------lam rm, inside jacuzzi ---------0 C E AN V 1 E W
lroadlnoor PIClll IV
TwflffocJI
Beautifully upgraded
home with atrium & spa.
View of the city lights &
lots of brick work. 4
bdrm, 21h baths. As·
sum able loan.
963-8182
YOU CAN AFFORD
this ocean view custom
in an executive area.
Large view decks·
beautiful home. 3 Br 21'°'J
ba, den. Only 315,00
LOCJWta YflacJe R.E
497-1761
New wood-gJass, spa,
solar, 6 dks, unobstructi-
b I e views. Beac h
/Village. $495,000PP
494-7631
on CdS. $156.000. Agt SACRIFICE "POR'TIRMA"
846-4380 MESA VERDE 1 "1 blks to bch. glorious ~~~~~~~~~I at a IC1f"9111R Pric•!
Ex•cllH••Honle view , new 2100 sq fl Lovely home in ex-
HEW,OltT HGTS 3 bdrm. 2 bath. l story home, all bltns. jacuz:.r.i ORAHGETREE elusive area lge decks
2 duplexes w /great loca-executive home on quiet A steal at S250,000 As· Lowest priced 1 Bdrm + Step saving kitchen. 3
lion & financ ing for cul-de·sac street. l lge s umable loan. Mu.st sell loft condo. Very sharp Bdrm +den. SJlS.000.
owner occupant Call bdrm coWd be converted by 6-1·81. 960-3211 or end unit. vaca.nt and has LOCJWNI V1llap R.E
agent. McCoy. 631-7900 to make 4th bdrm. Room <213) 592·2845 a lock box. 497-1761 for RV access or pool. LOW COST 96]..1182 PRIME AREA. 3 bdrm. 2 C /Z I Newport Cfttr.
ba .. fprlc, 12·13% fin. 640.5157 760.6767 1044 Dlft.EX
3 Bdrm. l~ Ba. Fixer·
Upper witb tax payers 1
Br. Unit. Near parks,
playgrounds, Boys &
BELOW VALUE ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••
$116 ,000. Collect
213-530-51.59
Girls Club. Library. H..tliltgtoft
Drive by only · 620 HarbOw 1042
Center St. $109,500.j~~~~~~~~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Chuck SplUer with Re· OWNER MOTIVATED:
Max 631-1266. And will help finance
Only 10% down, 13% with 20% down. Popular
financing, on attractive North Costa Mesa 3
4 BR l~ ba home. Fplc bedroom ranch styled
In fam rm, best buy in h o m e . Fe a l u r e s
area at $US.OOO. Devin & beautifully paneled liv-
C-0. M2-6368 Ing room. Separate dark
EASTSIDE
2 Br. 2 ba. frplc. lge R2
lot. $1.29,900. 645-5784
ASSUME tn.000
OD 3 br, 2 ba, (am rm
bome. New crpts &
drapes. 631-lS79, 548-1745
ast.
NO OUAUFYING
New 2 BR condo, seller
will rinance at 13% for 3
yeara. 641·1991; 631·4361 ast.
3Bdrm l'HBa M.onUcello
Townhouse. tll6.SOO. For
appt. (714) 582·5194
room and fi r eplace.
BBQ pit in rear yard.
$126,900, TARBELL.
REALTORS. 54().1720
VJ.Ta.MS
Cream puff cottage.
Eaatside Costa Mesa.
Designer owned. Up·
graded lhruout. Charm·
lng 2 BR. Walled garden
and sunny patio. Only
$125,000! Hurry. Call
645·02303
COLDWeu
BANl(eRO
~L«-.-TOlll
2 Br condo (Montlcello>l-========~I
191,500. Webb Rily.
493-0781
o,..tto..eom.to
169 Merril $99,921
(btwn E. 22nd fr 2llt St,
olf Oranae Ave.)
Thia 2 Bdrm starter
cut.le ready to move in.
Only •.im. Ooo1>9! I!
R2 lot. CentUTY 21 Gold
GOLDEN TOUCH
CONDMNIUMS
Xlnt terma. builder wlU
rebate to 13% for 3
years. 2 Bdrm , large
aatro turf deck.
OP ENSATtSUN 10.5 2000 MEYER PLACE
Ml-19111 ; 63H3St, aft. Coa1t
S.alton 541-1118 Beautiful new condo, 3
---------Bdr m, 1500 sq.ft .• 2~
By Owner. Two 2 Bdrm b a tba . Double car
SACRIRCE
Owner will offer for sale,
for 2 weeks, Huntington
Harbo u r custom
waterfront residence.
appraised at $800,000.
3200 sq.rt .. pool, spa,
sauna, 3 BR & 42' dock.
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5PM
16872 BAR UNA LN.
Submit offer.
714·846·5761; 213-592-5971
1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
TUITI.EROCK
·~ Best priced 3 Br , 2 ba.
family rm. Priced re·
duced to $168,900. Open
Sat /S un 1·5 al 5372
Sierra Roja.
C /21 Newport Cnlr
840-5357 700.6787
$$$
$781 PER MO
$$$
is all )'OU pay when )'OU
take over exiltin1 T.D.
on thla apaclous 5 br
home tn IRVINE. Thia
home la Immaculate fl 11
located on q uiet 1t.
Perfect for a ice fmly.
Only SI 70,000. 758-UOl or
752.7373
houses oo l lot, SLJ0.000. 1ara1e w /elec opener.
Auumab• 11~ lit T.D. D ra ped, never been
OWC2nd.840-7414 l lYe d ID . Seller REALESTATE
• Br 2ba, So C.t Plaa w /finance at lJl?4 for a -.-W-.... ---.-T-1 •tt•. lJOOaq ft . Call for yean. Ml ·u.l: 63H 3Sl
appt. e.a.-i. b7owner. •It· Tbe o~~~~OOreaUy
IMYISTC>a'S TAX IASTSM foven tbla 2 bdrm. 2 ba.
d Prideofownenbip lBR _.......,,_Or fc: SAVmR. c .M. uplu , 2 B a, 3 Jc h bftna. ormer u-.. , an
1mall down, Ou. term1. dl • I-dbl Tree Patio Romee a G reat area. U7K. Woo • •c 00 ofcue.Mu.y nt.ru lo· W•telilf Rltra, 175~. 1ar w topmer, ~49,500. claded. Adult only com·
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SSS
1100.000
SSS II tile total .llricte on Uu1 2
br dttadliaCI llinlJe fmly
•omt "/Jl·I 1onln1 I owe 11tT.D. •L101•r .,..,., . . ..... ,, .....
llALaTAT&
1--------1 loan.. 12Pn, ctr
w•l2 .... TNet
2 bdrm bouae +
but..lor untt. Move ln
eoadltloe.
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TURTLE ROCK "STEWART"
WITH VIEW
Beautiful 5 BR home w/pool, spa &
view! Excellent location on cul de
sac. Great assumable loan. $499,000
Darlene Herman 752-1414 (J68)
!OUJ, llfiatl. !OUJ, u.nanana
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4&4&C&mlJW ~ 47M Bar.-~
lrt\tle. CA 937\ll lt'¥UWI, CA Qa714
752-1414 551-8700
·~ DREAM COTTA~iWITH
PICKET FIHCI
Large lot & lovely private location
is the settin g for th is 3.Brs. 2~ bath
detached home in Woodbridge.
Professionally landscaped, custom
draped . parquet & love l y
wallpaper. Complete w;Camlly rm,
2~ bath & double garage. $172,500.
Dorothy I;ewls 752-1414. <J72 >
LAKIVllW PROf•TY
Highly upgraded 3 BR Woodbridge
Estates condo w /breathtaking vlew
of lake locattid directly across from
the water . Outstanding features in·
elude ceramlc kitchen noor. 2 fplca,
extra b uilt In s torage. Assumable
ro ans . 1209,600 Lorraine Reid
551·8700. (J73)
CUSlOMIUO POOUIOI NOMI.I
One·of-a ·klnd Plan 4 ho me ln
Orangelr ee. Huae m aste r BR
w/wa[k-ln closet, formal dining rm,
den /loft und professional landscap-
ing and decor . $150,000. Barbara
Grounds 551·8700. (J 74)
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JIJ.1414 111..a100
EMERALD BAY
REALTORS
Laci-a Hlh I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • Lovely upgraded I Br
VILLA IALIOA
CONDO Huge l bdrm, view of
Catalina. Just listed'
Owner wW finance
963-8182
Ex•c P...thouse
Incredible vu of ocean.
bay & nit e lites
Spacious 3 Br. Lrg as·
sum. lst. Agt. 759·0120 l ~Ba Condo w
/beautiful mtn views. H
This im pecable property
only $78,500.
E W
TOWHHOME Terra Del Sol Rily
497-1744 ........
loCJllMMkJ-1 IOSZ •••••••••••••••••••••••
AW ARD WIMMIMG
ASS UM E AT l<>"-• ~
Unique Foxglove model
in Lake Park. 2Br. Den.
2Ba Vaulted ceilings.
french doors. Prof. de·
signe d landscape .
$154,900. Open house Sal·
Sun 1·6pm Sunday PP
831·7634 or 759-2465
Spectacular 180 deg
ocean vu, pvt comm. 2
Br, patios, sec., pool,
tennis, beach. S250.000.
Ph861-5004
MIGHTUGKTS
Custom 4 bdrm, 180
degree goll course view.
cooling ocean breezes.
Cul-de-sac, tge lot. 3 car
gar. ll~%fin. $327,000
SKY VIEW REALTY
Frank Dakides
8J1·3000or 831-0709
SUPER CREATIVE
F'lnancing, lg assum
loan. Low down. owe
bal. New foxboro view
Ashley. Open Sun 1·5.
30832 Olympic Pl.
644-5598 agt.
"4twport leoch I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HAllOR VIEW HOME
"Montego" 4br, 2ba, Fee
Land. loan ass um .1
675-2139 I
W crterfl'Ollt D .... x I
Sharp 2 Br + den, frplc,
patio & spa. $198.500
Try 10..20'4 dwn. Assume
low interest rates
Patrick Tenore. 631· 1266
R&'M~
Rf.AL TORS
ASSUME PAYMENTS
w /$15,000 dwn. Negotia·
ble. Eastbluff condo
$286 K. 97 !>-o.121
100/o DOWH
NEWPORT
IACKIAY
Over 2000 sq ft on lg cor·
ner lot, nr Cherry Lakes,
assumable 1st . owe
w /payments of $1498
mo. Below appraised
value al $179.000
494.0395 or 951,8973
100/o DOWMOWC
Custom Heights 3 br 3
ba family rm $295.000.
Owner /Broker 645· 7498
or 641-1638 ..
ASSUMAILE
FIHAHCING
This may be your
last chance!
l;'l blk off ocean on R2
lot. Smart 3 Bdrm 2 ba
home with bach. unit
over garage. Offered at
$249,500.
T •lier Realy Inc.
752-6591 675-5206
$25,000 DOWN
Exc lusive Easlblurf
Townhouse. 4 Br. 3 Ba.
$275,000. Owner anxious.
Make offer. Owner·
Pri n cipals on l y .
978-0423.
1 Br. Versailles Pen·
---------.. thouse. Assume $70.000
DUPLEXoaWATll 1st. $35,ooo down
Wttt. loat Dodl
Could be Newport's
lowest priced waterfront
home with Income unit
too ! Cati for info.
Broker , 983-8182
Doell for JO' loat $122,000.
3 It 2 Bdnns. 2 frplcs, TSL Properties 642·16-03.
deck• and patio.
C/ZI MtwportC..tr ADULTCONOO
'40.5157 Beautiful quiet home
close to ocean. Move In
OCEAl'ROHT cond $149,SOO. Call for
$4IO,OOO details on rmancina.
Thia lint time offering Holla Wood, RHltor
la an eat.ale 1aJe. One or 675-1676 '75-1444
Newport. Beach's finest llYl ...... TIR. "'Cl vlewa. s bdrma home "'" -with 1uat aptor 2units. F ro nt row beauty.
RealonomJcs 675-6700 Out1tandln1 view or
SllUI !
5 Bdrm entertalner'a
dell1bt. SeU.r will U.ten
to all cruUve flnanclng pr-opoaaa.., Sommentt
model o• lM lud.
MDC'ARPET'
7~1202
Pavilion fl Catalina. En·
joy tbt pool whJle boata
sail by. Completly re·
modeled. owe for ao yrs
with 20% down. AAltlnl 1
Million . Prine only.
Ml·9993 8k:r.
OCIAMlllOHT
O.P•• •1Poa.t "815,000
OPENJroUSE 1·5
Hot E. OC!:A.NFRONT
.. • ~ -Owner /At/tllJt 675-M?e -..!.,..._ or~ U O fl laocn uod. ---------1 Rtdue:.dto11711t · SlTSX Chanel front duplH
onl0fr.-.bat1oan wltb IO' boat •llP
at 11'4. No cmta. OWC. '870.oot. Walk to buch.
114 .. 'IW7 (TH )fT'l..t'm,. If\.
Large lot on Kings Roa<
with duplex Reduced t• '
almost lot value Sub
m1t S399.SOO
REAL ESTATE
631· 1400
collect Office open 9 51,.~~~~~~~~ Mon-F'n I" -
WATI-RFHON
ltOMI ...
SHARP
FAMILY HOME
S bdrms. new pool, new
ly decorated, mov~·in
condition each $389.500
Redhifl~Realty
1;7:{ 7:w o
NEWPORT ISLAND
$38 5.ooo . owe
SI 90,000 at I 00/o
f.~ee simple. 3 bdr. den.:
ba, patio deck, 30 x 9!
lot Singlestory By;ipp
714-675·3971
•OCEANFRONT•
Triplex & dplx. xlnt I<'
PP, 673-7677. 673-7873 --
REDUCED $15.000
Must sell 3br. ram. rm
POOL HOME $180,000. PP. 645-1496
JUST LISTED. lo vely 5 San C~mettte 1071
BR 31
11 ba + ~n with •••••••••••••••••••••• wetbar + fam rm. :md delightful kitchen over Assumable financing
looking pool and Jacuzzi Best 4Br value in bcacl
Master & guest or community $127,000
mother in law bdr ms Lin go R. E Denni
with own baths 3 car 498·4950
gar Agt 646·4380 . :;--,...~ h -106, 642·4447 newpo IKVC
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RCTaylorCo
6 40-9900
BEAUTIFUL SEA WIND
PORTOFIHO
A most impressive. elegantly
decorated 4 B .R home .
Featuring a bonus room or
mother in-law unil. Formal D.R.
Living room with s tep down
conversation area around a
fireplace. Magnificent view of
city lights & excellent financing.
All for $479.000.
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
FAMT ASTIC FOOT AGE S Brs on over-
sized pool proper ty in Dover Shores
w/super master suite. spa & plenty
of room . $439.500 includes land.
Tom Allinson/Terry Hanes 642-8235
(J69)
CAPE COD STYLE FAMILY HOME
Bright & cheerful home w/over 3200
sq ft afrording total privacy for the
acli\•e growing family . Th is
beautiful 4 BR home features
formal dining. family rm w/pool ta·
ble area & full wet bar, upstairs
mstr s uite w /view balcon y, re-
modeled kitchen w;eating nook.
plus many other features reminis·
cent of that wonderful home you
grew up in! $274.000 Paula Bailey
642-8235 (J70)
IALIOA PINIMSULAI 2 BR beach
home only steps from . lhe beach.
Spacious family rm w/skyllght, fplc
and new carpets. $3'2,000. Joyce
Edlund 642·823S. Paula Bailey (J 71)
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Cash in on 7 or 11 .... · -H•r•'•. 1ure thln9 tor Orano• County •dv.,,, .. ,._
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
Private Parties only -no commercial businesses please. Any classification.
Daily Pilat
' No cancellation Rebate.
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lit 0 degree ocean • • •• •• • •• •••••• •• • •• •• • M.I . TRIPLEX ••• ••.• • ••••••• •• • •• •••• HEW 21R W /FtlftLC RENT O<.:~AN V 11-;w . 3 IDR OC EA MFR ONT
panoramic view home. $69,500 MEARTHESAMD l50 ft from s11nd . 9 -units in Medford, Built-ins. Adults. no 3bdrm , bonus rm, Twnhs 2'2811.gar&car Furnished 3 Br. 2 Ba
$490, 000 Open Ma Y 2 Bdrm needs u bit ur lalboo Pen. Dupa.x Reduced tu $2'11lK ll75K Oregon to trade ror pro-pets 642-llllS. ~/Mo retreat off maswr bdrm, port. huge pvt park, no with office 2 car garage
28·May 30. lpm 7pm 219 TLC Ternfll' starll.'r Seconds LO the water on 30 yr assumable loar1 pe.rtY I~ Orange County. Cute condo 2 Bdrm, no storage rm, huge llv rm , pet.s. '675/roo 640-3326 w l l h a IJt o opener
S La Esperaol.a 0 d I Excellent 38Rowner's at 13 1·•·: No cost:. Willd15countforcash dinarea,2ba,frplc,no dy•644""14eves 1 wner 1s r\'11 ~ to l>C I 0 (714>551 3651 pets ~251mo. Donna k ds k "• . .,., Washer & Dryer incld
1 498·S538Coop. deal' "home-hke" unit & 2 WC 714!898-7607 pels, 1 o . $8001mo 'W BR. 2 ba, rental unit Real Estate R1t'hardson Realtori. Call 1213)924·9421 HewpG!+COftdo Avail. now .• ~.eekJy
631-2242 Ideal for home & IO· W--"-~ ,900 2.6!·5600,837·5916. 4 Bdrm Family room. TSL MGMT \ 642·1603
DOE S AN EARL\-
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A~~~li~ Tg°v-r;~:1'; OHMr Real Estate
This centrally located 2 • •• • •••• ••••••• •••• • •• •
b e d r o o m . 2 b a t h Mobile Homes
''I N NEWPORT unnl'U -i Large wood & glass 3 br 1. 1 1 come .... OSt' to ewport BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. 1 Ba. House, new 2•,., ba, family rm, 2 t'ar spul eve. many xlrs. Lo••ly Gard9ft ADt.
pierandshops $289.950 paint inside&out.ocean garage, ocean1canyoo immediate Ol'l'Uµam·y overlooking the bay
WesleyM. TayiorCo. Prime Prooerties Wanhdtotrade view yard. Adults only. view No pets Sl0251mo S990mo.831 7000 Park Newport 2 Bdrm.
Realton 644-4910 TRIPLEX~in CdM Highgrade2gemquah· S6SO+ut11s.64.S·3000. Sierra Mgmt Co ~l~a 3.2s3ub8012e2ase
140/o lNTSlEST
No 'qualifing 2 Houses
on 48 x 125. R3 lot
$155,000 Owner financed
with $55,000 down Agent
556·6516
Ocean side of hwy ty opals. A lge propor-641 1324. eves & wknds ON THE WATER " 0 1
Threetochoosefrom tionbeingblack.Wishlo 3 Br 11..; Ba. den, frpl<', 494·04!7. Great view nf hoats & 714·768H~l
DUPLEXE:5 on Balboa
Peninsula Two to
choose from
trade s ame for real dshwshr, dbl gar. encl bay Brick fpk, family
es tale Exct>lleot backyard 3232 Iowa St. LCICJWlaHlls 3250 room Avatlable1mmed 28r 1 Ba
leverage S700 s.4~3666 •••••• ••••••••••••••••• for 9months Only ~5 642.8216 $700/Mo 846 .. 3567 Harold964-"400 HOMEFORRl-:NT mo J~~~~~~~~~ 3bd 2ba frpl Cam rm, din 3 Bdrm. $600 fenced TIH:REALESTATERS
rm, llv rm, gurdoer yard & garagn Ki'ds & 673-8550 DUPLEX on the water p..t p f F "
Ocean view 2 Br 2 Ba
Club facilities. Set
guard. 64.2·5465.
charmer could be the For Sale 1100
beginnings of your real • •• • •••••••••• • •••• • •• •
estate investments. Just 8 x 26' trailer on lge lot.
10'1 down al 14'1 m· rm for MH Low s p rent Income Properly 2000
terest and this beach llot tub 3 blks to bch •••••••••••••••••••••••
house with brick Ask mg $13.000. 497-s248 SHOPPING CENTER
with boat dock. n•Gt. arty urn· en ced Yd n r pets welcome. 964-2566 desires view or Bayfront schools & boys club $725 or 973-2971 Agt . no fee Ila rbor View Palermo 2
FOUR PLEX m Foun·
lam Valley
home.eastsideNewport 556 1737 aft 4pm o r ---story 4bdnnw \1ewand
Bay, COM, or Laguna wkends LaC)Ufta Miguel 3252 n r t' om m f a c i I
1 Br. tennis. pool, jacun1
Avail 6 1 $495 540-058K
George 3,000 to 6,000 sq rt. -••••••••••••••••••••••• S14001mo. Jo Ann l>oran.
All large assumable Preferpool,spaorroom East Side Duplex. 2B r. 3000sq(t,4.br,Niguelgolf Agt 851·9522 fireplace can be yours A Located 10 No. S D
real steal for $1'.ti,500 county. super growth loans All owners for addition of. Large lBa frplc. lg yrd. gar course. $1600 Agt . Vat. 3276 A~rlments
motivated For detailed cash dn. Max price S575 tmo673-2<n7 499·4220, 497.4344 Son Clement. U furwbhed range to $1,500,000. Fee ••••• •• • •••••••• •• • •••• " · info call Prine only. 759.1710 Beautiful new 3 BR <.'On· Newport leoch 3269 2 l:Jr I' ::i ba. Gara gt'. laun •••••••••••••••••••••••
498·4950 e EXCITING• area. 15,500 sq ft leas;i
•
ble. Owner will fm;im·e
lest 1uy in Town Full price $8.50,000 A~k
Ll·ngO Golden west i.1x60. 2Br, for Mike .
• -.-2Ba w /family rm. 1n OJV At.ii..... Lag. Hills nices t 5 star
pk 21 yrs t W qualify
C /2 I Newport do. t500sq.f\ .. 212 baths, ••••••••••••••••••••••• dry Block to beach, Getteral 3802 Center dbl gar .. elec g ar SPYGLASSLEASE shoppmg.$395 9747225 •••••••••••••••••••••••
640 5357 760-6767 Rentals opener. Perfect for 3 4 Bdr + maid's qtrs. APTMTS FOR RENT
Son J11an
Capistrano I 078 ••.......•.............
Panoram1t' ocean &
mountain \ 1ews 4 Br 1,
acre Horses Below
ma r ket . $349 ,900
Broker 499·1526.
2 br. 2 ba penthouse con
do, pool, spa $490 mo,
Call Gloria 496-6458
ACREAGE
PROPERTIES
(.;ustom 4 and 5 bdrm
homes in equestrian
areas. Ocean & hill
views with the ultimate
in privacy I to 4 3l
acres. Offered from
S695,000 to Sl.5 M1lhon
Wiison & Weiss R.E.
Ask for Linda
49J.2752
S.taAno 1080 .....................•.
By Owner. OWC at t3'7c. 3
Br. I~ Ba , frplc, dbl
gar New paint & carpet
751-8045
Onty $4,000 Dn!
Starter 2 br Assume
$39.000.
Newport l•ach
20x52 2Br. !Ba front kit.
lge Ii\' rm. nal wood m
teriors. To hav<> new ex
terior supplied by seller
$27,500
CLASSIC
MOBILE HOME
SALES
2706 Harbor, Ste 206·A
540-5937
Darling mobile home
beach cottage w 1bay \'U
on pvt. qwet Lido Penin
S37.~ 673-1240
Moveo..t
Mobile home 12 x 55 ft
1962 Skyline. Xlnt cond
ts.000. 64~0436
10· T r avette. can be
pulled by compact t'ar
For info Call ~-0820
/MOVE IN TODAY./
'78 dbl wide 2 BR. 2 Ba.
util rm, dinmg rm. ap
pl1 c . Westminster
$39,900. Owner. 964-5309
Costa Mesa I Br trlr
home w /Cabana, 15x30.
Adults, xlnt $6900,
673-3826
10 1~ percent Nr
M cFadden, Main & ---------•I Freeway $74 ,900 AFFORD.AILE
12131430-9156 HOUSING
OMLY2LEFT! Lido Peninsula mobile
home. 2 bdrm, 1 bath
Priced to sell. $22,900
Owner will carry with
$10,000 down
TRADITIONAL
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HOMES i INVESTMENTS
631-7370
APPLE VALLEY
Near new 4·Plex, 2
bdrm. 2 bath each unit
with fireplal·e. enclosed
patio. double g arage
Sl65,000 Bill Grund).
Rltr. 675-6161
UNITS-C.M.
14 units. E-s1de. pool.
1012'1 financing
8 units. near ne11.
house w n rentals
TSL Investments
642-1603
INVESTOR'S
DELIGHT/ I 00/o DP
Two new rondos on lot,
live m one. rent or sell
lhe other Seller will
finance for 3 years al
13 ~. 10 '\ DOWN
64~~1 ; 631·4361 agt
FOUR.PLEX
BY OWNER
X Int Financing •
$310.000
675·0073, (714 )345·4123
1-~~-~~~~~~-••••••••••••••••••••••• single adlts Avail 1m· beaut, decor, super vu. Nice 3Br. fam rm. t'pts, H.B .. N.B .. Costa Mesa
1-Houses Furnished med 631 4361 balcony off mslr su1te. bltos. reas rent to right Something for Ever yone
MAKE AN OFFER' ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2000/mo. Bob & Oo\•1e family Zi23 Calle del Bach. to 4 Br Unrurn • I Dana Point 3126 3Br & yard Nice area Koop Agt. 631-1266 Commerciu 492 lo.t9 Apts Certain locatwns
1 •••••• • •••••••••••••••• SS 5 o / mo. No pets ---or fer : Po o I • spa
5 l nt'ome. Properties Dynamic Ocean View. 642-3972; 494-7866 SPYGLASSLl-;ASE Son J11an fireplace, laun room, E~~sts1de Costa Mesa Furn Cape Cod 3 Br 2 ~'2 3 Bd. formal dinang, fam Capistrano 3278 beamed c e i I 1 n g s
20 .,. down Owner will ba Ava1IJW\ethruSepl 1 br, 1 ba. yard and rm. Jrg yard. 2 frplcs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• garages. all built ins
carry. Pnced tosetl' No pets $20001 mo. garage $400. C06ta Mesa $l6001mo. Bob & Oo\'le 3 ldrm I'll la Garden & Townhouse
714 f>ill 0763
292ri College ,\ H '
< ll'I J Mes a . CJ\
OCEAMFROMT
DUPLEX
Beautiful 4 Br 2 B•~
Upsta1r.; 3 Br. 2 Ba
downstairs Fireplaces.
garage, laundry room
Xlnt toe
TSL INVSTMT 642-1603
Industrial/
Property 2100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LAGUNA BEACH
Canyon industrial bldg
near town & art festival
grounds 9600sq. ft. fully
leased. Gross annual m
come $54.000.
Realonomics 675-6700
673·0248 Agt . 641-0763 Koop Agt 63J.1266 New paint. t'arTV•ts, l m1 design. NO FEE - . -Dana Pomt Ha~bor. $575 TSL MGMT. 64.2-1603 lnine ---3144 Mesa Verde 3 hr. 2 ba. 3 Br 2 ~2 Ba. Condo Mo 496.~. 4~2 06!0 ---
••••••••••••••••••••••• F .R., DR. Nu ''Ph & Ocean view. $8001mo lalboa lsbtd 3806
Beautiful 3 Br garden drps. paint Agt $675. Ask for Ron. 752 5111 Sa..ta Ano 3210 •••••••••··~·••••••••••
home, comm. pool, ten 640-2821 ••••• •••••••••••••••••• 3 br, I ba. , gar. deck
nis. Call Bill Wed more SANTIAGO DR. Cut~ 2 IR $375 S650 /mo. 1st /last Sec
Lingo R.E.644·7~ N;:~;:; ~aB;d 21~6~~· Beautiful house avail 319 Ha rwood. Avail dep 675-9951.
Newport hoch 3169 840·5010 now m elegant area. 4 Apply (213MJ0.9t56 Balboa PeninMla 3807 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ ~r. 3 e:. D~1n, R'r . _ •••••••••••••••••••••••
LIDO ISLE charm mg 3 V ILL AGE CR EEK JVmg m umi y Cozy· sparkling dean 5-100 Ut1ls pd 2Br Duplex.
bdrm. 2 bath, playroom. TWNHOME-Wlk to So. ~Y ~i~~he~a~p::fae:Y ~reshlyN paMintcd 2 br Balboa. No pets
Just remodeled $1650 Cst Plaza, 3Br, 2Ba tri· many xtras. Children & . ouse. r. am & Ed· 547 1155
mo to mo Bill Grundy, level. 2 car gar, frplc. pets OK 759.8974 mger. Lge backyrd, 2
675-6161 A C . mirrored ---car gar $550 mo
wardrobes. P''t patio. THE BLUFFS 637 7918
2 bdrm, P• ba dplx, no
pets. S.S25. Isl, last & ser
675-4ll9 Big Canyon Condo 3br,
decorator furn, view,
pool , tennis , l se
$1800 /mo ~6999
wshr /dryr, pool /spa & Exec home Spacious Cottdominiwns
rec fac11. S750 mo. <2000 sq. fl .I 3 bdrm. 3 Unfurnished 3425 Capistranoleach3818
540-8707 b a t h • f a Em I k i t •••••••• ••• ••.......... • • •• ••••• •• •• •• ••• •• •••
MOIUHOME
LJDO PARK 2Br 2 ba nr
water $650. Waterfront
Homes. Rltrs. In c .
631-1400
townhome . nd unit, 3Br. 2Ba Mesa Verde near pool. deluxe m-2bdrm. 2 car.gar. covered Ocean view bachelor aµt .
area. grdnr. $700 mo lerior, avail now at 51000 patio, \• mile to beach stove ref rig, util pd .
Lse option ava1l 556. 7174 per mo Agent 640-5560 Access to pool & courts. $350 mo. 661 6210 - -_ · · $575. H.B. (2131925-4796. Corona ct.I Mar 3822 3 br house, lge fenced yd. BIG CANYON LEASE (714l675·490'l.
new paint, crpts, gar 3 Bdr 3 Ba, formal din· * layfroftt Condo * $600/mo. s.59·5223 af\ 5 & Ing, pool, hot tub, vu.
Forever view, 2bdrm. wk. very sharp. $2000/mo.
d Bob & Dovie Koop. Agt. 2ba, a ults, sec. bldg. New 2 bdnn. condo, dbl 63!·1266
Bo at s 11 p av a 1 I . car gar., elec. opener, -
2 STORYPEHTHOUSE
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SHORT WALK
TO BEACH
2 Bd 2 Ba + den. S82S pr
mo. Ask for Darrell.
631-1266. $2000/mo 6 mos or yrly. $600 2000 M Pl NEWPORT CREST Nearly new 10 Unit In 675·8637 · eyer ace
Prime front unit condo dustrial Bldg m Costa ~361, 641-l991 agt
THE BLUFFS
3 Bdrm condo w 1vi<>w
Remodeled. like new
with gourmet kitchen. 1
yr lease $1000 /mo
760-9678.
Panoramic ocean.
mountain & city hghts
view 2 Br 2 Ba. den.
frplc . Never lived in
New! $1000.
Also 2 Br 2 Ba ocean &
city lights \'iew From
$850. R&+'M~ 180 deg ocean & Catauna Mesa 15,000 sq rt 25"'• ---------1 Fountain Valey 3234
view. 3 Brlrm, 2 ba Pool. down. Owner will carry LIDO ISLE •••••••••••••••••••••••
s Pa. & tennis 0 pc n tst TD at 13'1. interest Spend the summer on Uo~se, Sat iSun 1Mon 15 for 3 years Phil Sullivan Lido Isle We have 2
Swift Court Realtor 548 2103. bay front homes with
C /21 Newport Cntr. ---boat slips and 2 bayfront
640.5357 760-6767 Lots for Sale 2200 aptson sandybeachs •••••••••••••••••••••••
4bdrm, 20X20 den. l:V•ba,
frplc. bit-ins. carpets, S650 531 3619 , ________ _
HuntlnC)fon leach 3240 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
675·9113 & 675 9132.
By So Cst Plaza, Jg 3 BR.
2 ba. utli pd, kids. pets
ok S600. 645-0193
lachelor Condo
AF.Al.TO RS
Im mac 1 Br. ocean vu, I
blk from bch Shared
garage, laund rac il
S6501mo. Agt673-1181 RedhillO-~Realty
1 ii:~ ;:mo
*13%
Custom homes 3
Bdrms. Large £amily
rm l''"• ba. frplcs. w /w
cpts, cstm drapes, bit In
range & oven . dis -hwasher. Lots or beaut. INVES TORS : Sharp R-1 WhftewahrVu
cabinets. 3 car gar, rncd duplex on extra large G realtenns, subord.
RedhillO-~ReJlty
f i7:~ 7;{(1( I
HOME FOR RENT
4 Bdrm. S62S. Fenced
yard & garage. Kids &
pets welcome. 964·2566
or 973·2971. Agt., no fee.
EXEC ftEHTHOUSE
Versailles, rare 1 Br +
den, 2 Ba. adults. secur,
all amenities. $800/mo
lse or mo to mo. Agt
760-8617. 644·0322
For lease. Irvine $395
per mo. pool & Tennis
675·7737 Spect acular ocean & city
hghts view from every
room Large l Br
S600 1mo. Call Anthony
wkdys 642-5757 eves &
wknds 644-8889.
yrd, lndscpd 1775 st( of lot Zoned for pro 714 492-8320.645-2781
living space. M~t see C fessional ~ Each unit for other fine features. emeteryl.ots/ with long term tenants. INVESTORS• Del Mar ~~~~~~~~~~!
All this only $131,500 Crypts 1500 Assumable low interest duplex /condo, lots w /O·
~~~~~~~~~~ 3 br, 1~. ba. sec condo 2
blks to So. Coast Plaza.
$575 mo. + sec. dep.
Pace R.E.894-0682 •Owner will subsidize I ••••••••••••••••••••••• loan Owner will help ccan vus Ready to build
y r a 1 1 3 q. T D Pacific View, NB. $575. f 1 nan c e $8 9 , 9 0 0 NOW From $67,000 ea.
Properties 54().6293 Box 2476. Redding. CA T A R B E L L B u y one or more
-96099, 916/243-4167 REALTORS w /super subord. financ LOSING. "~sume Santa -._540-1720 "" C lal ing. Details 1-755·4667 or Ana condo, Pymts Go ;mmerc New listing Large 3 1·755-4556
Houses Uftfwnlsheod Spacious 3 Br. Townhome Beautiful Bay &
••••••••••••••••••••••• with patio. $650/mo. View. 3Br, 2Ba
lalboaPeftlnwla 3207 Avail. 7-1. Children Bkr645·3683
Ocean
$1100.
••••••••••••••••••••••• welcome. 642·41X>8 wrk. L d 1 1 Bay Front large 2 Br 2 842·1157 home. ~ oo ~:; B~ 3 ::-;~e~ Apartments FwftisMd •••••••••••••••••••••••
Costa MHG 3724 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
WALK TO IEACH
Luxury tr1 ·level
panoramic ocean & bay
views. 1.800 sq ft. 2Br,
2\.4.iBa. din area. decks. see! 1001 E. Grant. B3 roperty 1600 Bdrmowner'sunit&lwo ----
S64K 975-0321 ••• • ••••••••••••• ••• ••• 2 bdrm units E'side As Mo..taln, Desert,
Ba . Condo: Security 4 Br w iden, 2 story, $1 500/mo. Property
bldg. FuU view or Bay. gardener incl. S850/mo. House. 64.2-:E>O. 675·8257.
Adults. 675-6775. Avaal 6 /20. 846-2901 ---SUS CASITAS frplc, gar. lawidry area.
ASSUMAILE LOAM
LAGUNA BEACH sumabte loans. 646·6110 Resort 2400
6000 sq ft Cope Cod bldg or 645·1103 Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yearly rental, 2 Br 2 Ba, + parking Io t on Cabin WriGhtwood on beach. PLUS winter
-------i BLUFFS 3 Bdrm, 3 ba,
faro rm. formal dm rm.
$1050. mo. 644-2300.
MO QUALIFYING
Freshly painted, s harp 4
Bdrm 2 bath. large yard,
new driveway. Brick
fireplace, 5 years new.
Broadway, 100 yrds 8XGROSS 2 BR. l ba, lol\ &gst hse. rental 4 Br 2 Ba on
from main beach 10 adult wiits in perfect· Furnished . Owner beach. Coast Properties
Walk lo Beach. 1 ba 1 br
house, $425 mo, 724 Main
HB. Open 1().4 Fri-Sal or
call 543·0362.
Furn t br apt. S325 & crpt & nu drapes
up Encl gar Adults. no S l . 0 O 0 mo yr I y
pets. 2110 Newport Bl. 494_·_29_35_; ~ 6600
548·4968 btwn 8 & SP M BIG CANYON TWNHSE. ___ ,Old CdM , 2 blks to bch. 2
2 Br 2 ba adult condo. Hewportleach 3769 br. 2 ba. din rm .
$950 /mo. Call 644· 7722 •••• ••• ••••••••• ••••• •• fireplace. garage. Great Sl .l50.000 Cash By Jy maintained condition. financing 25 years 673·5410
Owner.493-8310.497-1791 Only $160,000 total price S75.000 962-9382. -1nlne 324
Owne r anxious. Move in l•---------1 VACANT
621,X292'>'l ioned for of·
nee building. S200.000.
condition. Asking
$129,900. For an appoinl·
ment to see, call 54~1151
'.$.'#-HERITAGE
REALTORS
S.alleodl 1014 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Excellen t locatio:i nr
beach. lovely 2sty, 3 BR,
den , 1 ~ ba offers
secluded living with
courtyard entrance, pvt
patio & balcony s un
deck. Prine ooly. Agl.
213-598·1326
Roy Mee.die, Rltr.
548-7729
LOCATION
Coast Hwy· Mpt lch.
1000 ft bldg and 11~ yr
lease. Prime window on
Coast Highway. Great
parking Ownr will
finance. $160,000.
-
WATERFROl'<T
HOMES
REAL ESTATE 631-1400
~~.~~ ..... !~!~ 01!-l:~ 1100
SpectacuJnr ocean view. •••••••••••••••••••••••
4 Br., Private area, ten-%otie CI.
n il . Juat reduced Near newPoatOfflce.2
SS0,000. SS49,000. Bkr. Uni~. RetldenUaJ!Com·
499-1526. mercial use. Xlnt In·
T Ha 1090 com e till redo ro r •~•••••••••••••••••••• hl&hcst & beat. Juat , OUTST"'M'•ee S180,000 hill pr1ce. No ---quall!ln1 owe with 4IDIM SU.000 down. A1ent
Super s harp 4 Bdrm ~6516.
home, ln lovely pride or 1---------
0wner1 bl p
neljhborhood. Clote to
schools and 1hops. New
carptt.a. dramatic out·
door U1btlnt. Tndy d•
Uthtful. $1211,950.
don os(~n
.,
l yea.r old, dbl lot, Ira
ownen unit Two 2bdnn.
2ba units. ~c. Only.
71().11734, 1131-4402.
and owner will help 1·24.9-3152 Corona delMar lZ22 ••••••••••••••••••••••
finance This is by far ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbridge, 3 Br. l 'tla Ba. Nwpt Shore 4 br. 3 ba,
canalfront, nwly decor.
pool, tennis, 2 blks ocean
$1 ,100. 962·6683.
the best investment OJ>· Palm Desert, Iron Wood 4 Bdrm, bonus nn w /pool Condo near pool tennis
portunity in Phoenix Condo. Assumable tble. lg bkyard w/pool school. t650. 714i49S·l69S
Great rental area. Call 95/8'3-loan 2 Br. 2 Ba. $1400 per mo. 631·4888 aft 6PM.
for details. 556-2660 Decorated by Cannell & Ask for Greg ----
c::. C,fl E-C l -t-' PHOJ..>£ H l ll <,
Ch a ffin . By Owner. Woodbridge,new3brex· HorborVt.wH1n1.
644-6421 or t-568-0548. 3Br, 2sa. jacuzzi, frplc. ec. condo, washer-dryer Beaut Monaco. Close to
gar, $875 mo. 421 Iris. hook-up, 2 car. lake, everything. $875/mo.
htcOtM ftroperty 2000 _67_3-_506_9 ______ pools, spa, tennis. Kids _644_..fl6_1_0_....:.... ___ _
---------•••••••••••••••••••••••Avail. June 1. 3 Br 2 Ba. 1_0_K_._SS_25_._7_»6590 _____ 1
Garage, bit-ins. $775. Woodbridge Arbor Lake Yrly lease, Newport
675·8826. Condo. 2 bdrm + den, 2 Shores. 3 Br A·frame,
Walk to beach. 3 br, 2 ba,
1600 sq rt, frplc. gar.
9895. 642-5290
Lge upper dplx, 2 br. 2 ba,
Crplc. stove, refng, pvl
patio, no pets, $650.
962-1835
Large 2 bdrm, family rm
on larae lot. Some ocean
view. $1100 mo. Agent,
673-5354.
ba, security gate. A /C. dbl gar, IKJO. Webb Rlty
$795. 955-3.138. 493-0761 ---------R ENI' AL S A Special Place. 2 Br. 2
8 br. 2 ba. $1.250 Fum. Ba. Townhouie Adult
4 br. 2"°' ba. S900 community. $700. Avail.
4 br. 3ba. $950 7·1. 645-7386or646-S384.
38' Boat Slip. 3 Br. 2i,o; Ba.
Condo. Beaut. decor.
View or Bay. Sl2001mo.
yearly . 675-6775.
SHORT TERM Rentals ovcean view. Avail 6 24
Weekly & monthly $900 /mo. 67S.8370
Agent, 675-8170 Costa MHG --3-8-2-~
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YEAA·ROUNO l"UN;
Soclal Acllv1t1es 01·
reC1or • Free Sunday
Brunch • 880's •
P11n1es • Plus more
OR.EAT RECREATION:
Tennis• Free Le&aons
(pro & pro ahop) • 2
Heallh Clubs• Sauna
• Hydrom1111ge • Sw1mm1ng • Goll
0<1vlng R1ngt
BEAUTifVl APTS:
S1nglt1, 1 & 2 Std·
rootna • Furnl1hed
& Unlumlshed • AdUlt
Living • No Ptts •
Model• Open Otlly
8 lO 6
O•kWood Gerdein Apertmeftt•
,.._pon llMctl N,
eeo 1r;1ne 111 ''"'' (7t4) 645-' 104
Newpolt Beech I .
1f00 '6th St. !Do~• •• 1&111) (7\•) 942·.51 13
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Spacious 3 Br Duplex
$425. Pool & lawidry fac.
548-~
HEWLY DECOR..
1 Br. gas pd, encl gar
d /washer. pool. Adults
6'2·5073 .
2 H UGE Bedrooms in
s uper location. Fully
ca rpeted, bu ilt-ins,
ground Ooor. Adults. no
pets. $350 mo. Apply A pt
B 568 W . Wilson
646-4477.
2 br, 1 t,.\ ba, no children.
small dos OK. $425. 610
Joann St. 642> 7344
ME\WOltT
Af'ARTMB(TS
2-lBdr. avaU. S2'10. mo.
Plua utila. No children.
oo J)C'ta. no walerbed.a.
2450Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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Co1toM... 1114 ,.nlMdl llH Luxury ocunfroot Prof Nonsmkr female Appro ~ ft Zoned••••••••••••••••••••••• Bab-Iller aeeded for 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• KaanapaU lkb ccodo ln lth hUd would lilt t x. eq AceouaUnc ,_
Bach. w/loft, refriac. Oceaofron~or ... ~~t·~ MauJ.1lp1S,evall7/22 :hr c. Woodbrlda: r.:·~"'::u.~·=mo rvice &allon, Oranse FOMAIS A P.CUlll ~c::~~b~e dc:;~dr::c~n
atove, pool . S110 283 Rent••· m e to815. Dayaa»41CM, Ht iownhouse. Call evea: c Ill 5.a.118B ·• e · ~f11(tfc:!·~:1::; Al£ FIE£ Rapidly 1rowi.a1 In· 74!0-UllO Avoca.do.~ u.nfuro. Broker. 675-012. 10. 175-2141. . . Great k>c-over 201 /1a1 teraatlonal co. aeekl ---------
2 Br. 1 YI Ba. Townbou.e. NO FEE! Apl. It Condo ON "nmSAND 75' I\ iDcludlnl llCbt.I, alr proft. Back rootn·b.ltb l"Hpoaalble mdlvldual ....
Valencia. Car port. No rentals. VWa Rent.all. N. Lacuoa Pl 1+ M rt' 2$-40 to ahr furn. 3 cond, pattdn1. Vic. 17th profit marcin. AU for cal: for our AcCOW\t.I Paya. Experiefte'ed, nJte work.
pets. 1 Child OK. M5(). 67Mfl.2Broller l500/Wffk-PP,~l414 br, ram. rm, pvt home, •Newport, CM. Xl.ntfor Steve8Sl-7S.O 64z..U7I ~!~ IDedeptof. ~~.!ral Gd pay. hcalb bencfiU.
Slerra Mamt. 141-1324.. nr lo. CoMt Pl&la, pool architects, en1lnHt1, a.uuw ae uuuaaeep. Ask for Ben or Rick: PAii NEWPOIT Hew.._ •Jac.5'().1225 etc. HWT)', can't l••l Attention Ha.Ir StyUata ~·q~d~~l:~ •:::-· _.a_s-_11_11t_1_. _____ _
l Br 1 ba, new relrl• 6 Quiet Peninsula Joe. R Reta req. M4 11977 or with eatabU.hcd clleo· Lott: Charcoa.I Fem cat menturate with ibllity. Rankins
1tove, newly remod COUHTIYCLUI Avail. AU. 8\JMMER I mmate wanted·Texaa 547·542S tele ireat opportunity w 11reen co11ar. vie Oulltandinc benenta in
bid&. Poot. no cl\Udren/· UV... blk to Bay and ~ean. 1lrl w /28r Twnh1, lout Ion In Lasuna. Harbor View homfa. a pleasant wor1dna en-TBJ.BS
r.l•. 132$/mo &44·7722 Sin.ilea, lti bedroom A1enl. 67,_58 ~~~',:!~ lHOdyi: Office Suite for rent, A1nt. Sbaron 4r Jani 644-5793 vlronment. Ccnt•ct: Pat :;!0~~;e ~":.:;e~li:;t~
ya.64&-M38eves. apta•townho\18e8. ---blod: to beach It bay. t9'7S41lor49'7·1U4evea. Lost : Siamese F , MUii. inltoo Beach, Newport
Beautiful Townhouu. From 9SlO Mf.l900 Pvt ent, pvt be, patio, ••~ areat locatkln A1k for declawed, Harbor View AMII-Beach fr South Oran1e
S525. 2 Br. l~ Ba. ewport Shores 3 B.r. 2 refriq, atpa 2, 30 yda to t.r•..t 4JIO BenorEWef7H210. WIHllD Hllll area , reward. SclMtlflc~ Counlyareaatortellera. •11rf'I
Fireplace. Savaae Wilde Ba. Frplc. $725. Adultl, aand, Sl75wkty, tsOOmo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... IWPOITC:_,,,,M A WHOLISALlll 644·6'25 ............. Previous experience l11•n
4'1 Co.675-600l5. no pets. Avail lmmed. NwptPen.67~5710 Cara11eforatora1e " .,.., lnthefa1tirowln1elec· ---------18011Mltcbell8outh preferred, but will con· "'"' -'----------savage Wilde & co. -only. llO/ITlo. Full ae.rvlce uecutlve tronlc aecurlty bualneu. LOST: Blk ma.le 6 yr old Irvine, 5S7·9ml, EOE alder those lndividuala >tlU' •Med.~ 67S·9006, eves It wknda Oceanfront Condo. Polpu M&-5608 S.U.2879 aultes. anllqu. deeor Thia la a receuion proof Doacbahund, vie Santa 1~~~~~~~~~~1 with minimum of 6/mo • &: 1;
2 Br. l Ba. Apt. Beam 675.6606 B;each, Kaua.I. I Br. "5• OHf l..W 4400 confer rm. Some offlcH bu1lne11 10 X 10 apace Anafr2lltC.M.642-8613 1: caahierng experience. no
feillng, lndry rm, pool. n1gbt. 2 Br.•· 491H526. c• w /ocean view• 260 le> required. We have a de· 1---------•I Salary $7~W7S/mo de· •1.1 Adults only, no peta. No H ••••••••••••••••••••••• lll91q.ft.8"·7ll0 aler a11laled proaram Loet: Grey neutered cat ACC~ pendln&onexperience. 1.h.-lastMo.rent.~$.165. CEANFRO T ....... toSll.r-. 4JOO 1817 WeatcUff. N.D. Want N So • 11 or that can't be beat! In· W/Wbite paws. Vic 20th Rap idly expandlna Theaepositionaoffer :> TSLMGMT 642·1603 3Br.2Ba.Duplex.2car •••••••••••••••••••••••financial Inst. 7000..f. ear .Coa•t 'ua ve1tmenl required 4c Santa Ana C M. Newport/Irvine Invest· xlntbenefitaincludingl •1
g a r a g e with auto * SMred Liv ... • lat. floor. A1ent ~l-6032. flee to 1tuu...,, rl3& mo 129,820.00 1ecured by In· 645·8373 ment firm baa an open· week paid vacation in
2 Br 2 Ba with Gar. Pool. opener. Yearly. Must Counaelon to peraonally -641·2003 ventory Elmln1 poten-ing for an entry level ac· 1981. Please apply in apa, bbq, cathedral cell· see to appreciate! aele'l tlbl IOU CIN'l'M - -llal S'70,000 00 + first Found Ma.le Irlah Setter. c t t "'-1 d person, Wed, May 27th &
Inga ., frplc , dis · TSLMGMT 642·1603 rm~d~ ~!'lp~ou~ HIWPOltT O!rl re/1300 IQ ft year CallcollM: Vic Wilson· Harbor .:':t!~d~~eina~~ Thurs , May 28th ,
h w u hers , ba I con y frpl f . lifestyle .., .. _ __. Llvln" Elegant executive suites Carpets. drapes, •It, && I ·1100•6.a I ... 645 646·3853 count1n1 la ..-..'d p ..... , between 9am-U:30am at , t :oi Quiet Adulta over 2S. No 2 br, 1 ba, c, re ng, 833 Dov~;o;'Swte 31 N•e In preatlae location aq. ft Office funz 1avall. "' .., will entail a ',ride aco';e 1055 North Main St. Ste 1101 ·
peta. Avail n o w new crpt & drps, 2100 631·1801 With complete support ~0.7083,983-5CXW. M~s:=S Found: small dog Beach of accounting fW'lctiona. 200,S.A. tM1q
$565/mo. 2650 Harla. Haven, Nwpt Hgts. aervice1. Office ipace-;v;u:;rime fr Edinger, lite bro. Co. offen excell. frinae C~IA II•'
M9·Z447 $575/mo. '7SZ.IXS91 eves. • SIMared U.llMJ• 714,11.'Sl 0881 locallon ln downtown &UAIUMAM Karen 897-0327, 960-e206 benefiU fr advancement FlaST IA.Ml( ''"'
1 Br, $350, ulil pd ,
carport, quiet adults. no
pets. 383 W. Bay .
548-9516
1 BR , newly decorated. 1 Colunaelors to personUabllly •DELUXl,..-.CIS• Laauna Reach Bkr. ELECTIOHICS Found: 10/wks, female, oPpeporartouonnietyl .. 7Psla2 .. ocoa1lol:. E.O.E. M/F /H ii,,. blk io beach. $450 mo. se ect your com pa e _......., S YSTIMS :> rmmte to ault your 1 Room & 2 Room. No 497.1744 3•o""Vlllase"-nterRd. Aussie Shep. Wis h EOE BankingS&L yrly. Util pd. Ask for lif I Sha I ··'--' 2172 o ..,.... ....c: papers or return to1~~~~~~~~~ Ball, 63H.266 sJ5~ve~r Dr ~t~';1~ge ;::~ D~~Ad.j,"Alrport~; Corona del Mar 2nd nr. Westlake Village owners. 499-552.6. 1: FullertoTn!'LLBs S "-L bas
631·UI01 Hotel.833-3223.9·12 crpta & drapes, parkln1 Callf.9ll6l ACCTSPAYABLE •
2 bdrm l ba attached encl
garage, nu pnt, crpts.
drps, adlta only, no pets.
279 W. Wilson $425 .
645-1819.
2 Br resort pen.thouse, S150/mo. 675-5444 lft•••"'""' Found : Samoyed, Lhasa Lamlnatin& Orm aeeks opening for F ff Teller In
Versailles $750. 963-8891. jlm--------•ICdM Deluxe Suites, AC, ~ ,. ft & Oppo-a... 50 I 5 Apso, Lab/Dan mix, wht 1 harp Ind iv id u a I Newport Beach. Must
771-4S50extl6. ampl pkg, util pd. 2855 s .... + atoragNeBu.sBe •••••••;.:-:;;? ••••••••• toy poodle, Lab/New· I to & A/P b k type 30wpm . Cal l
'•R .. ~~~l•t••·· E. Cst Hwy. 675-6900 ::~7~~-~a. ua i;:antastlc business oppor foundland mix. CoWe, ;ro~d,';cerox com;u~e; ~.W:~l-4244 for app't.
'l ' •
1!. ,,, ... Big Canyon Townhouse 2
br, 2"'1 ba, den, DR on ~\Y' ••tt "V"' an beaut Colorado. Shellie, Cocker mix, application knowledge a f.£1.'"J'in•lca. ... _t PERFECT For Lease Approx. 2000 Restaurant. cocktail Wire haired terrier mix, + but not a must. , .... __ , ___ _ •u-LOCATIO...a Sq Ft Space. Ground bar, 4 bdr home + 1400' Spitz. Many cata & kit-Congenial work at·
1"'111 Floor. Fashion Island's bldg located on 3 acres tens. Irvine Animal Care mosphere, excell. com·
405Fwy. . Corporate Plaza Area. by Hwya 115 & SO . Ceoter.754-3734 . pany benefits, salary
2 BR, encl gar, patio. golf course, lvly appta.
D /W, lndry nn, ad Its, no _644_·_M_9_4_. ______ ,
pets, avail July 4. $400 ACROSS FROM BEACH
mo. 548·9<&1 or ~5446 1 br. patio pull man kit.
Oldest & largest agency
in So. Calif. since 1971
Credits: ABC,NBC,C BS,
Cosmo, Phil Donahue
• "1 off•
Quiet 1 Br. 1 Ba. New _$365 __ /_m_o_._968.82163 ____ __,
crpts & drps . Good VERSAILLES lux
Eastside loc. Mature 2bdrm , Zba, $800.
Adults only. $325 147 E. (213 )453-2158 eves ;
18th. St. 14, C.M. (213)479·80!H. .
to all who need a place.
Newport Beach. 641·1899
Serving all the S. Coast Great Eastside 111 C M
Large 2 Br ~00/mQ,
Avail. immed. Agent
67~2S07
Eastside l Br d.shwr, w /d
hook-up, wood beam
ceilings, garage. Utils
pd. 631-3646.
$295. Close lO beach. Lge
studio. Stove/refrag ,
ga s, wtr, elec pd
642·4014
Exclusive Bach. Pen·
thouse, total security,
vacant. $400. 973-0423.
IAYFROHT
Garden Grove, 895-3482
Super posh 2 Br. 2 Ba. Sbr elegant Twnhse.
Penthouse. 2000 sq ft. Beaut. view. 3Br, 2~8a.
Sec: bldg, boat slip ms + last & sec. NB
avail. $1450/mO. No pets. 646-9804 · 631-1153 675-0105 , ____ . ____ _
Mature F share w /aame.
•OCEAHFttOMT• Newport Hgts furnished
Frplc, panelled. 1 Br. townhouse S250646-7S5S SS7S /mo. Yrly lse.1---------
64Z·004S eves. 2bdrm, 2ba, bl!·rns. encl M /F to sbr 3Br Duplex. gar, laundry fac. Frplc. --V-IL_LA __ l _ALl __ O_A __ , $350. Nwpt Bch area
$490 /mo. 760-0734 • Brand new 2 Br. 2 Ba.+ , ____ 67_5-_6489 ___ _
631·4402. Den Condo. Ocean view.
2 Brm, frplc, refrlg. eute sky lights, xtra lrg patio,
ai clean. $450/mo. washer /dryer hook-up.
Moving? Avoid deposits
&: cut living expenses!
Professiona lly since
1971. 631-~ Wont last long! $'950/mo.
---------1 TSL MGMT 642-1603
Townhome apt. 2Br, 2Ba. HOUSEMATES
8J2.U34 close t o shopping. OCEAMFRQMT
hospital t52S mo. Agt. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. dbl gar, uple wants to shr lg
645.9850 new c arpet, yearly N.B bch hse, no pets $300
---------1 $1250/mo. mo + ulll 645·1428 aft
JACOISIEALTY 6pm IAYTIMIERS
SPACIOUS l BR 67W670 1----------18al ls! bl.It to bay, Fem. pa,..... ,._..,.d Prof. wanted to shr 3 Br
Large patio. walk in or Uat.lllaMcl 3'00 3 Ba apt. Nn-amkr, 2S·3S,
closet. dswbr, frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• avl 6/1, $350/mo. incl f ::.age, Pool & lndry S E A W I N D util. Refs pis. 675·5994
399W BaySt VILLAGE F /M to shr2 br, 2 ba lge 64&.9883 · mobile home, across ------·---• New 1&2 bdrm luxury from beach. sunroof,
Spacious 1 & 2 Br. Garden adult apts in 14 plans $300 incl. utils. 536-7325
Apt. Pool ai rec. AU utils from S«O, 2 bdrm f~m eves /wknd.
paid. Adult,nopets $500 + pools. tennis,•----------•
El Puerta Mesa waterfalls, ponds! Gas Spectac ular View. Sec
19S9MapleAve.AptS. fo~ cooking & bea~ing gate , or pool. Jae
paid. F~m San Diego $195/mo. ·+ lite hakpg ._..gtolt leoclt 3140 Frwy dnve North on 760-9307
••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach to McFadden 1----------1
,~a ADULT ~~ LIVING
• I & 2 BA Pllt0 Ap!S
• D1$nw Hilt•> & 880 ~
• Pool & Rec Room
• G110en UnO$CIP•"O
• JOQ to Bu en & Snoo'
Sec 11 G11es
SEA fNVIRONMEN T
'H 1,'HAVl'l fl)N •tH
...,, • ~ ,n•
then West on McFadden
lo Seawind Village.
(714)89~51.98.
Rmmle wanted, M/F.
2Br In CdM. $335/mo. +
l.st 6 last. Cindy 673-7371
Oceanfront Penthouse. Roommate wanted. Lge 2
Laguna Beach, Security B r 2 b a H B a p t .
Bldi. Pvt beach. Lease $2 2 o /mo+ ...., u t 11. $2000. Nichols R . E. 960-9664 494·7220 , __________ ,
0 Oceanfront. Balboa pier
IOCN111 4 00 area, M/F . live in
••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• paradise. 67S.6111:2. $300. Laguna Beach Motor Inn,
985 No. Pacific Coast Female roommate want·
Hwy, Laguna Beach. ed. 2 bdrm, 2 be house in
THIWHlfR.ITtH Daib'. Weekly, Kitchen Woodbridge.. Acceas io
Luxury Adult unlta al af· available. Low winter all recreation facilities.
fordable living. 1.2 Ii 3 rates. 494-5294. $Z50 mo. Ben S52·97'94,
Br. Well decorated. Employed Adult clean ai eves. wkenda. 851-1494 Olympic 1lt.e pool, Ughl· : da. ed tennll court, Jacuui, casual. Kit pnv. $180. •----------'
park like landacaplns. 556-0697 Eves. Nonsmoker, 3 br condo,
Moat beautiful bldg. in 2 rma Hale Crst, CM . $190/mo + ~ utila, bdrm
H.B. Relax atmosp incl furn , $150 dep. 3 ml
From $395. 846--()619 of kit, Ir, patio,' w /d , =~ beach, H.B. 964-3654
Avail. now 2 Br. 2 Ba. car, aJI util. Male 40/60. Shr my plush tri-lvl hae:
Apt.s. Garages. 1 child S290 /tDo. 556-0394. micro, frplc, balcony, ~
0 K • n o p e l s . mi from bcb (HB) $250
ANS. SERV.
Hart.orllYd. $3500/Month. 4-Yr Lease Terms:. Cash, ctn I. Found: Malamute, bl.k & DOE. Apply Personnel 2280~. Plus Option. C all owner w~J carry sm!lll tan M; Shepherd mix, Dept. Lamination
759·9100. Broker. 2nd or will trade for tn· bl .. "· tan M.· p·z·t Bull Technology Inc. 2720 S. D• .... o •· come prop. $300,000. CalJ • ""' O.lihft191lf. '-1Re11R..tol 4450 Bravo Realty for more mix, lt brindle F . ~a~·:·~·~l460WOJORINK 'Ulfo Newport Beach Animal A c • .•••••.••••••••••.. ••• . TEAM •. GROW wrT·H
F •-(fi 303 372 3570 Shelter, 6"·3656. • 979•9997 or ston! ""'o ace space ' THECOMPANY. ---------I at reasonable rates. 303372-6034 PffSOINlh 535( _________ , ...................... . I 500 to 2700 ~Ft. 303784-4490
1.25 Sq. Ft on MESAPilliE R ~~!.!~~ .... !~.~~ FIRST LADY Pleas. ofc. NB. Exper.
pref, but will train.
NEWPORT 1525 Mesa Verde E . C.M.
545-4123 2•dl1>LOAH
$10,000 & up -any
purpose, low cost, short
o r long ter:n
7141898·7532
HARBOR llMNstrlal R...W 4500
1 .
3035 Sq. Ft.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
$675. Approx.. 2265' In·
dus 'l /Office. 18101 MoMyW..ted 5030
Redondo Cr. "T". Hunt •••••••••••••••• •••••••
_B_c_h_._8_42_·_2834 _____ Will pay 30%+ on 19·2SK
tor 1 yr on well-sec. So.
OC prop. 831-1257 MESA
INDUSTRIAL
PARK
Mo~gn.Trwt
D•eds 5035 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
PlushC>Hfu.
lay Views
Prl•alePaHos
Loh of W9Mlows
PortlRg ~arage
For the business man
Who wants to make a Sattt.rMtcJ. Co.
good impression. 7 I I W. 17th St. All types of real estate
W•' Lost. Costa MeM. Calf. inveatmenta since 1949.
Escort. Models _3-_1_1P_M_a_hilt_. 63_1.ss_1_1_
P•rty Dc.cen. * 972-1345 * MC & VISA Accepted
COVER GIRL
• OUTCALL • 95~0778 MC/VISA
•FOXY LADY • OUTCALL ONLY
VISA MC
• 972-11 ll.
ASSIM•as
3 openings avail. for
Mechanical & Elec·
lronic Assemblers for
lasers mfgr. Duues Ill·
elude PC Board as·
semblies, cable & har·
ness assemblies, circuit
int.o chaaais assemblies.
Must be able to work
with pr~type /sample.
Accuracy a must.
Laakmann Elec tro·
Optics, Inc. E.O. E. San
Juan Capo. 714-493-6624
CalTodeyl 642~463 SpedalmglR M:s=-:.A
(714)675-8662 1980 sq. ft. Unit avail. 642·2 l~"::s..0611 Be pampered by 16 Loe. •Ja!rc!;'I~~ co.
May 1st. Carpets, 1---------Beaut. Girls. Open needs A11embler1 w/2
MEWPa.TIEACH drapes wet bar. •336-34< Want investor for Npt lOAM ·4AM 7 days. yra. exp. Candidates
Convenient Peninsula aq. ft. •Leuing office bayfront home. Give Pbone~3'33 muat have gd. manual
location across from Ci· hrs. Moo thru Fri 8-4. well secured lat or 2nd ~~~~~~~~~ dexterity, gd. eyesight,
ty Hall. Executive style Sat. 1~2. T D Agt 67" "161 • neat 1n· annooaran"e •-de· offices w/full services · · · ,,..., · .-SYCHIC r....-.. ""'
avail. From 215 sq.ft. INDUSTRIAL WE PAY THE MOST Readings Jack 556-1178 ~~~~e·:~t!°1 ~1~~~
and up. No lease re-SPACE For your T.D. 'a & Notes Preventative ai Stress tronics. Gd. benefits. quired .Call67~3002. at Dennison Assoc Rd · Only responsible
FOR l £"-SE e ucLng Massage by Bayfronl office space for ...,_ 673·7311 Doris. "Intro" Special! penons seeking perma·
lease, 1 /mo free rent COSTA MESA WIDOW has money for 548-0407 nent emplymt. need ap-
646·«19. 642-<4463 TD . ..,0 000 , NO ply. Call: Mrs. ParelU. • 0 o e 2 7 8 O sq ft · · s ... · up. 1---------581·3830
p 1 . Offi s CREDIT 1 . No pnlty. l'!.--'C '~~~~~~~~~~I reat g1oua tee pace. warehouse avail for im· Call agt. Eileen, 67~7311 •~a .. •y
3 window omces availa-med. occupancy. •Two Escorts
ble in full service Legal 1600 sq ft units. office & $47,SOO for 2nd. at 17% In· 24 Hn. 64}.(1180
Suite In Newport Center. warehouse space avail. tereat. 25% discount. Casll Chedts
Avail. May 15. 640-5640 June 1. •32<·33' per sq. Straight note for 3 years. ...M .,_ MC vt--ft. •Leasing office hrs. ._ _... uM1
DR 'a ofc. In Dwntwn HB. Mon thru Fri 8-4, Sat 968·8338·
2,000aq.ft. $1.200 lse. Red _1_~_2_. _______ WILL Discouut at 253 an
Carpel, 89~1351 $11 250 2nd TD 2S"'· _ __.::. _______ 8,700 sq. ft. office + • · ·ro an·
warehouse. Irvine Jn· nual yield. Due date 2-85. COMMERCE
PLAZA
MAKES
NEWPORT
BEACH
AFFORDABLE
duatrial near San Diego _4_98_·32_18 _____ _
Frwy off Jamboree. Call
646-1044 or inquire
Marosi Co. 16753 Noyes.
957-9266. Brkr. Coop in·
ANIO•ctftllltlh PenotMlll .
Loat& Fo.d ••••••••••••••••••••••• vited. -~-------A.NloWIC ......... 5100
WAREHOUSE •••••••••••••••••••••••
Offk.e Space THr: ADVaTISIMG
2500:f.' CONSULTANTS
4 7 5 to 3360 Sq. Ft. Pollart.o Fwy ~~fl~:~ chlgh ~:'t ~~~ * J•ltorW Set-Ylce & 50" ICI t • vertiaing for your com-
•FANTASY
•STUDIO• .........
Prf•ae. IOOllK
The Beach area's closest
6 most exotic reading
studio. 812.S Bolsa Av ..
Midway City (2 blocks
E. of Beach behind ll·
quor store). Open lOam·
3am dally except Sun.
Assembly
SHEID MOHEYS
Start work today on tem·
porary BLUE JEAN
JOBS lhru our Light In·
duatrial Div. Packaging.
warehouse, llghl aa·
aem bly & many other as·
aignmenta avail. Must
be 18. Apply now at the
Kelly Office nearest you.
2102 Buaineaa Center
Dr .. #208 (close to 0 .C. airport & 405 Fwy),
Irvine, 833-1«1 or 27957
Cabot Rd., Laguna
Niguel, 831..Q)4.2 or 16LSZ
Beac h Blvd., 11230E,
Huntington Beach.
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Uttltles 11K•1 d1 d Triple Net pany! Let 'nM! Advertis·
• Adloc-ttoAJrport 6ll·2937 mg Consutanta aet up ~~~~~~~~,.~E~.O~.E~·~~~M~/F~/H~I & .......... aow -----your own in-house ad· r::
Sto,.... 4550 vertlaing agency. Please --------
54).9243
* Acceu to 3 ...etor ....................... callforlnformaUon. •PALM&CAID• ...,_._,t4••91r
twp. Storage garage for rent. 759 A.1.52 •READ•• For NauUC&l Gift Store to ._ Full Time. Experience 8 33-8813 ~ Onfun ~!01boae (l0~~0ft·~~tft.) •---------• Splritual Psychic, past, Preferred. Call Charlles .., .,.,. present, future. Advise Locker675-Q30 PLAZA 673-2943;67~3980. on love, marriage, buai· ---------
EXECUTIVE SUITES ........ Wmhd 4600 STOP AGING! ness, etc. With ad, s:zs. A a a l a t ant Boo k ·
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"There is a difference"
reading for $10. 897-5332; keeper /Account Io g
Am (213)936-7724. 7081 Cle rk. 8·5, Mon·Fri.
Westminster Ave, C/D, CIR fr Payables.
BANKlNG
SAVINGS REP
Part Time
The Newport Beach of·
fices of a leading sav-
ings and loan bas career
opportunities available
now. These positions re·
quire previous cashier·
ing or cash handling ex·
perience, and previous
Teller experience would
be a plus. Saturday work
will be required. We of·
fer:
•Excellent salaries
•Paid career apparel
•Free parking
•Outstanding potential
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am to 3:30pm at:
FIDELITY
FEDERAL s .....
Lo.AUit.
lSlS Weatcliff Drive
~at Dover)
Newport Beach
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in gs it's at our Newport
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meet our requirementa, . ..,•;
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why not give ua a call?
We are currently in·
terviewing candidates
with a minimum of 6
mo a . previous
secretarial experience,
excellent typing skills
(60 to 6S wpm) and the :"J
ability to communicate
effectively. Knowledge no:> of IBM M emory
Typewriter required.
Excellent starting salary and benefits. For
more information,
please call:
tCe•IRTeny
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WELLS
FARGO
BANK
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Equal Opp Emply ~v-,b
M/F/H t.om
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Water /trash paid. $475. Prefer Female. $240/mo incl all. 536-8090. 9M·2566or97~297l. Agt., lnclda utlls. North Mesa
no fee Verde. Avail 5·16. M/F. Roommate wanted.
· 546-4781. New Woodbridge house,
1 t .. 712-0234
2082 Miehe*' #212
Lady ln '70s wants 1 bdrm
or studio furn, close to
Mkta. No lse. Start mid·
June. No Stain. COM
pNferred. 644-5'74 or 75.
Great
succeu
11 being
achieved
at the
.w~ea~t~m~lnau~~r~.~~~~I Decition Planning Corp. :;;: _s._9·_4_7ss_. ------Beautician wanted wtth 0 ., .....~ .. ,,.,. .... Allto s.IH following for newly de-~ ~~?. ~=~ug:e 2:;'o~~:e b~ti;aa S••er ...... 4200 !!,v511ne ... !!.~r3 Jake. , , , ••••••••••••••••••••••• _., mo.°"' \llriP't .•
dawhr. l'At mUes beach. •NWPT OCEANFRONT Prof. woman needl to
Adlta, no pets. S39S mo. fr Lido tale bayfront, am ahare nice 2br bouae
538.8362· boala • dock. Wkly. CdM S250Kareo~2574 2 Br. 2 Ba. Carpels, _67_~_S_U_R_F _____ -i _______ ....._ __ ,
dshwr. encl garage. Nwpt Bcb ,, .. ,u renul, F under 25 aha.re 2BR M50 ~ AAJ 2BA Condo nr So. Co&1t • dlx a 41 3 br acrou from Plau, pool, apa tu7 Incl
AllPa.T AREA
Furn ished or un ·
furnished Executive
Suite• In Irvine. walkinl distance to Airport. All
services avail. 2082
Mlcbelaon, Suite 212.
714· '75a·OZM .......... 18r Apt + 1 studio. AU sand, ocean w , avail utl11. Marilyn, daya ~U pd, hh or IRlfum. _e_120-__ 91_1_t _ . .,.. __ 0825 ___ -1...:Slll~~·:'.:D::•:..:e:.:"'~Ml).~~97~U~-l ''•'-1111 + 4blka from lkb Wkly or S p • c e a n l I t n monthly. (714)9U·4954 WA lWtROMT Fem. rmmta to ahr lu.s cooperative real estate
oCrblwW ·~R.aftB 7pm. 2(Y7 ~:deeoo~'baT~~ furn I Br home nr beach ~~.,!!~ ·:,!:Uon': r~:;_Ye
ca1o-' Prime lime atlU availa· ,l.n D.P. PSS+"' utll. ;;;;itlea. 'JSZ.5111
ble. SIOOO'r.. week. Call 411-?m, 7?NC17$ , .... .,.J.11-11
2 Bd.nnl"'b•.9'75 Berta arr. Act .. 111/F io 1hr2br, 2ba apt, OFFICE
91Z-15'75 780-Qlator'3l·'n00.. C.M. IO+. Pool, sauna, m aq ft. Carpet, panel-
...............
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••• Top commercial loca·
Uoo /Real Elbte office,
seeks e1tabU.hed loan
com9aa1 afllllatlon.
CallDevtd,
40iur~,.II tart'~ ________ , AVAJLJULY/AUG !!f.
1
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1
dmw~leyton ln1. part:tq. Newport ts
' I Br 1 Ba. dabwahr, nr NewportCoedonrbelcb -• -· Bay 8bop Cent#. I05Z
beech. uppsr. "75· 2bdrm. 2bath. petic) rw. Wani.d femaletotlaare' ::.::~!:~· CM I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ___ m __ u_:u ___ ,ty furnl1bed: pool BR hM, Balboe Jal.and ~~~!!~~--ILoiltleaM,bldlbeln1ct.-
• 1 Br, um. lnc:t., remod., tMO/lllOlllbGl·05M IDOmo + d . l:xecutlvt/attorHy of· gi:_:~~!!'.~
DU appl.. Uth St. Npt Bc!h pier·~ 2 Br 87~"54 flee Hila for leeH. hard to ftnd ----•
•. ta&S+ laat. .,..5171 1"' B•, •1Ps I, ~ bUl to M/F 1br J br ept, F.V., =~ ::• ~= croc•er1. Good pric-el ,,.,... 3144 bNcb. A..U.. •fl'l·'I fll. 9IOO + \t au. ..... u Jndl~ldual a:ury or· ..._aeeoor..._,, ............. •••••••••• mo pr •ll l/8--t /lJ '4CIO · Im or •A 1pm 11-1, ft1t .. r•-1 con: • -ooc1 ........ -b __..... pr wll 1'amJJlet oely ... .. ... l!!xecotlve •ultu • " ... _ 1 r "~ D71 in:osu, uei N IP to •bare' bedroom ,.,..._'°""~complete aeeniarlal ~"' for •. lower COIMt Wiit. llOO '71-0n ' apt. a.petobuch. NP. law·tu llnry. recep-aale. htat4elted *I·
leaM: ,,.._alU. SHO '' mo. '4 utll. LI o D I m t I I • I e ...... X1at loeatlon, "' Mlw........ Jl6t Newport a Br. Uppitr us.mo aecretarlal Hrvlu . mile O.C. A.ltport. Call .............. -...... , Duplu. l lllOUle from HfYlct, m1latenance (U,)HJ'..UU or writ•
Wea to....._ I 1w-, I be.. ot•H• Nlce fl'ndt•an.l ...... plmlt I br, I ~· ud .__... putiac. PRT Awdll&•, ._
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King Family Medical
Center with hormonal
treatments tor women. In many
cases, the aging
proceH Is actually
reveraed aa you
ach ieve a more
youthful complexion
Your energy
1ncrea11e1. lite 11 more
pleasant. COme In or
c111 King Fam ily
Medical Center under
th• direction of
Norman K. BNla, Jr .. M.D. 2800 w. Warner,
F. I , v I • w /W. r n • ,
Sho pplng Pleu,
• •••••••••••••••••••••• Knowled1e of exotic coraled Coala Mesa W!l
Sclloohla
fwt1udlua
can a mmt.CallSteve shop. Call after 3pm: .~
1005 • ____ 6Sl_-4llM_1 ____ 7_54_·7_88_1_. _____ lill
·:::~~;;:· ······~ Daily Pilat ~ r iram, fon:nlol for sum· • • ";lk;
mer • ~all. loterested • l.lulrtisin" 11 ~..._ • ., "' cancUdata with colle1e NII • .-A '''t'(!
back1round may 1et • Experienced news.aper display saleaperaon. 11112
furtberinloat"7.am. ··to handle key aceounta In~ department. •.Oil
,,_. Wmlt4. 7071 store or food and druc cate1oriea. Salary +. ,:> ••••••••••••••••••••••• e commiaalon and excellent beneflta. Ex~lleet ' 1a1
Penoo Friday, mature, • ~~mr.:~.1e;.;7 era: f:=~r~~·.
rtllable, 1·2 pel'90ft ofc, • tntervlew >J full time, 10 7r1 • ' • boM
~.~-exper. (?l4) • Secretary ti • ~~~~
cAU. !~,..~~ ..... ?!.~ : Executive Office : .~~
. 714 /14S.940l A«OUDllnl Cert. A«ta • Immediate oper1tn1 for vmaUJe lndMdual.. l& 0 1
Senta Ane.
•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I =le·• 1en. acna Mull be capable of handlln1 faat·paced,. ,:> ..__ • vaned and lntere1Un1 dutJ• for newapaper JiH . _,.. exper nee. •• •. d'_,_ ... _ ood8 151 •l • execuuve • pe1'90nnel a ~· ... -u.tor; 1 SCIMN.ETS
ANSWEIS
Doub'9-CW\-Emend -A._,.-
CElll:N'l'ZD
I crew up iD a_,..
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b1b1'1 ttllonT Well,
mla• were
CEll&NrlD;
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pr. Balance report1, e D :;::::-
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A_pp&lcailoM DOW wa. • Co i.-M C
talln ......_ a 1• s ' •-esa, A 8 . P.11. et: u. I. lmla.ll EQual ()pportuilltJ Employet Corponwoftk9.~ ~ ~~~ lr•I••· ••••••••••••••• -:. 1A
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NEYER A FEE
Celtc"-~ -.... .....
Thorou1fi knowledae of
real ettate collection &
forecloaurea. Some
supervi1ory exp. Train
1taff, hvy. cuatomer
contact. T y pe 45
Excell. benes. Starting
salary to 11.16$. Call.
Cerry '72-ttH
16111 £.4th St., S.A.
Lo.Senk•
Co•1eton Exp. In aaaump·
tlons /pay-orfs. Hwy
pbonea. Type 45. Ex-
cell. benes. Beaut. new
offices. Start.Ing salary oo Sl ,°'8. Call: c..,., 972-9955
1618 £'. 4th St .. S.A
O,.r•ffoee• Ofer.
Independent bank seeks
exp'd . operations
o ffi cer to join its
growrna stat 1. Hranch
haa approx . 30
employees & is really
on the move! Thorough
knowledge & gd .
appearance will land
this spot. Co. offers
excell. benes. &
starting salary lo $25K.
Call.
Cerry 972·9955
1616 £'. 4th St . S A.
a.1t .. m111t
L09I Offlc•r Rapidly expanding
bank seeks loan ofcr.
with lite exper. OK .
Work with installment
loans, business
developmt . & lite
comm 'I loans . Co.
offers gd benes .
starting salary to
Sl.400. CaU:
Cerry 972·" S 5
1616 £. 4th St.. S.A.
Teler P/ThM
Beaut. S&L seeks
exper'd. teller for part
time work. 20·25 hrs.
per wk . Starting
salary to $5.00 hr.
Call :
Bealltlt:lao ..... ..,c .. .......... ...... ~ .Preferabf.1 w /f0Uowtn1.
Xlnt worklo1 cond.
Pluae call Tuea-S•t. 142.0092. AN for Joye.
CASMt• WAMT9
El Toro • N .. Port 8eb
areu Call Leticia
~
CASHla
Part or fulltlme. See
Betty or Mn Camp,
Newport Produc., 1801
Newport BJvd MS-«m.
CARRY
FOX
AGENCY
NEVER A FEE Beauty CbUd care neided for In· S.Cretwy
Top 1aloa In Hi.mt. Bth. fant oa Bal laJ. 40 hr wt. Well known Npt. Bch
lookln1 fOt' Halratylltt It My home or ,oun. Rer1 co. SHks high quallly
lmaleulltant.Canad· pla.815-5884 aecretary for their
vanee to floor in 1hort ---------• Conaultlna Dept. Pot la
time If aood. Frlnae Clerical lnteresllnq & varied &
bene 1tafl. Salary + r...tn..tt.9 req's. top secretarial
percentap. We have the La1una Beach ~yal· skills. Excell. benefits
bu1lneu. Call ASAP clan 'a office. Phot1e are offered & salary of
MS-0089. 494-1061. Sl.350. to atart. Call
lfto Jolm1CN1
Beauty CLa.ICAL f 72·ft55 Salon Aul.atants. also Irvine d.l.atributor baa 6 E h s s A
full time makeup art.I.at. Im med . openln1 for 1~ .... ! .. };t/f·. ·
Uc'd only. Training p~ Clerk Typist to an.awer '··-r
'
ram. Robert •Taylor. telephone • do 1eneral Sm .. r r i end I Y re a I estate ore needs 646-71.W7. ok. work. lO key by compatible secretary ---------• touch• some AIR exp. a .ILL~ c• _., phu. Gd. co. benefit• for approx. 6 bra. I day, ......, -Mon. tbru Fri. Will For expandlng C.M. Im· /salary to.-> mo. Call: want person who takes
port Co. Good typing _7_M_·_1_93_1 ______ 1 an interest in the co. No
1kUla req. Some phone shrthd. nee. Salary to exp. a +. Xlnt salary ., h c 11 benefits• a......th poten· Clerical ••·per r. a : .. v-• Rita JoMMMI
lial. 54~69M. TRY COi! 972.,,ss
._.._ Laib Tech
lulwwwwl CDI h ...... , lh 1616 E. 4th St .. S.A
Now hiring dependable deric . .e ~ 19 High School Diploma &
day boatesa. Interview <>,..... eo..ty. Hyo. either college classes in
Tues tbru Thurs 2 to to 4 Ill• y • c I er f c •I, chemistry or some lab J>m.!'TFuhionlsland. work exp. Mjr. co MCNt•W or .... , .. seeks brite andiv. for
Bookkeeper, full charge office •.,.n..ce, ·~ their Quality Control
20hrs per wk. Child care ply at ow Oro•t• Dept. Excell benes
avail. Call Carol642·9990 Co•tfi Offlc•. W• Salary starts at SS 70 _........... .. _... per hr. Call: IOOKl(•a . w-to •,...-to Rita Johftto1t
ASs.tSTAMT yo11! 97Z·"H
P/f, hours nexible. Ac· CDI CORP 1616E.4thSt .. S.A.
count• payable, com· 3303 H.rtNw llYd. A/ft cm.rti
puter input, ba.nk rec. Lite background only Laguna Beach location. Sh D-2. Cotta Meta needed for s tart out
Call for Interview 5SM022 pos. in accounting ore.
(714)499-4S7L Equal O'ty Employer of important Npt Bch
IOOKl(BPIHG IF Co. This co. is great on ~~~~~~~~~I advancement . has
CLBK excell. benes & will I
Posting clerk for ac-·--------•I start salar y to $725. 1 counta re<:eivable. pre-Call:
fer knowledge of posting CLllll TYPIST Rfto Johnson & balancing accounts. Typing ~4.Swpm. Gen. 972•9955 10-key & t y ping at ore. duties. Eltperlence
40wpm ttq. Xlnt com· helpful. Gd. co. benefits. 1616 E. 4th St . S.A.
pany benefits. Contact Hrs. 8AM-4: lSPM. Call Clerical
DonnaS4.S-3632. for interview appt Gd. math aptitude
833-MSO n e e d e d r o r t h i s BOOKKEEPER. Small COMMERCIAL interesting pos in
growing Irv. oHice BANKERSLJFE career-minded Npt
needs self-starter ex-1401DoveSt .. SteS50 Bcb. ofc. Will work
per'd in property NewportBeach closely with Data
mgmt. and/or real E.O.E. M/F Processing Dept. Great
estate syndication bkpg. oppty. for growth mto
Salary open. Call: supervisor. Starting 54~2346 CLY.I TYPIST salary $825. Call :
Rita Johnson 8 0 0 K K E E P l ltol G Energetic person with 972-9955 p I good typing needed for /tim e. App Y at : busymanaJinggeneral 1616E.4thSl.,S.A,
Crown Hardware, 1024 8 g e 0 c y . N 0 e x p . Word Proc•Hor
Irvine (Westcliff Plaza), necessary, but abiUty to 6 mos. ex per only
NB learn a must. Attractive needed. Co. uses Sabin c..,., 972·"55
1818 £'.4th St., S.A. 1---------•1 salary 6: au company 950. friendly, pleasant IOO«X98 F c benefits. CaU Linda at place lo spend your
Lo. ftroc••Mr
GrowinJ co. seeks
lndlv . w1'h loan
processlna bkgrnd. to
join it.a friendly staff.
This co. offers excel.
benes & starting
salary to Sl,219. Call:
Cerry 972·9955
16111 E. 4th St .. S.A.
s..-..offlcen
Beaut. S&.L seeks individuals lltltb prev.
bank or S&L 'bkrgrnd.
to work nr Oceanside
or San Diego. These
companies offer xlnl
benes. & advancement
potent. Call :
Cony 972·"55
1616 E. 4th St.. S.A.
Faablon laland lnveit-549-8161. day. Salary to $2,200
ment firm. Excell. op-!~~~~~~~~~~I Call :
portunlty. Exper. & COMMEltCIALS, films, 119'°72~*995'°"5 maturity required. Call: models, extraa. SCAS
714·640-0123 needs new facea . 1616E.4thSt .. S.A. l~~~~~~~I 957-0282 bee. Secretary
loollP...... COMPANION. Live and
P /fime Mon, 1.:ac'JPM to tr.vel with 80year old
6PM. Tues. lO.JOAM w female employer. Drive 6 P M . N o e x p e r •~ 'tin · neceaaary. Apply Pen· au..,, arranie 1 eraraes
neySaver 1660 Placentia ~nd travel accomoda· Ave. C.M. taons. answer correspon-
Cabinet maker, exper.
Cust Cabinet.a & furn.
Call for appt 642-0105.
1638 Placentia Ave. C.M.
Cafeteria
Immediate opening
Irvine based company
ha s need or a
professional, cheerful
person as right hand
to their manager of in·
format ion systems
Company has excellent
benefits. Salary offered
will be to S1300 Call
Rtta Johnton
972-9955
1616 E. 4th St., S.A.
1 Co.tit Dl1lurM1M..t
lnplant cafeteria
workers. Good benefits.
CaU 6 am to l pm Mon
through Friday. 759-2563
dence, pay bills, and en-
tertain empl oyer.
Salary-$3.40/hr. Must
have 2 years college ma-
joring in liberal arts.
education or business.
Typing required plus 1
year experience In sales,
public relations or gov·
erment. Take ad to
near'eat State Employ-
ment Service office in
Orange County. DOT
309.677·014. Ad paid for
by employer.
S•c,..tary
Expansion minded
compa n y seeks
compatible type
person for friendly
office . Position Is
interesting and
varied. Two years
secretarial
background required.
Excellent benefits
Salary $1200. Call:
Cleria
Beautiful S&L seeks
exper indiv. Co. offers
xlnt benefi ts &
starting salary to
$1219. Call: c..,., 972.,,55
1616 .£'. 4th St .. S.A.
S••"'9t l•ps
6 mo exper. & very
Ille t.yplng wins this
super spot. Starting
S a I 1 ·r y r a n g e
~·1930. Call:
C...-y 972·"55 1616 I!. 4th St., S.A.
Clwkal A11l1t.
1 yr general office
exper In RE
development dept, &
moderate typing lands
this beaut. position in
co brand nrw
corporate offices .
Startin& Salary to
S913.
Ctrry '72-9955
1818 E. 4th St .. S.A.
ClericelAttltt.
2 yr exper 1eneral
otflce w\lh emphaal1
In correapondence &
typln1 about 50wpm.
S\artln1 Salary to
SUMI. Call:
C9'1'Y t1Z·9911 1611 £'. Clb St., S.A.
L .. fl'recnMr
Moderate t1ptnf • loan paelka1 DI
bact1rouod le•cb to thll • ...,... Costa ar aa
apot. 8tarl1llC Salary
to 11080. Call:
c...,t7z..t911
1111 E. Ctll SL. 8.A.
CAHVASSBS
Conduct eneTgy surveys.
Fresh air• eaay money.
p rr. 3:3().7:30pm $4/hr.
+ $$ bonuses $$. Ca II
Paul now! 771·3120.
Carpet He lper ex ·
perienced aa soon as
possible. 831-7518.
Carriers
Reglater Newspaper has
immed. opening.a for af-
ternoon auto carriers In
Construction
300-600WK
HOIXP.MEC.
Get out of the hot sun &
into our air-conditioned
offices. Will locale an of.
flee closest w you.
10022 lmpertal Way
534-9325
Lacuna Beach Ir Laguna ---------
Niguel. Must be over 18 COOi
yean old 6: have an 10AM-':30PM , Fri. lhru
economical car. Work Mon. Moapital exp. pre· kd f'd. Excell. working con· 3:30·5:30pm wee aye, ditlons • benefits.
S-7am weekends. Earn Bayview Conv. Hospt .. ~9800 monthly. Call i c M Mr.Ensley95Mll3. 20H Thurn, · 642-3505
CASllEIS
UTDT•M
MARKETS
For 2nd• ard ShUU
We promote w manage-
ment It auperviak>o Crom
wlthia.
WANTACAREER?
Coeta Meaa
111.Del Mar 131-tUI
COOi
European Restaurant,
Ex.per only. Full time
nights, Contact Rick or
Karl4117"""1
Coot
Pina, Short Order
Yust be lJ. Apply au Palm Balboa
Cook wanted-tam-Cpm, 4
daya per week.
MT-8015.
COUNTER help. Lite
bk.pg. Lodt ahop. Exp.
helpful. 541-0783
Rita JohntOR
972·"55
1616 E. 4th St .. S.A.
Jr. S•cretary
Major company In
Irvine seeks bright,
career minded person
to handle variety
duties for director or
communications.
Co mpany, offers
excellent benefits and
salary to n200. Call
lftoJoa..-
'72-HSS
·1616 E. 4th St ., SA
ll•cepfl-'1t
Go-Ahead company
see k s pleasa nt .
friendly Individual to
run their front desk.
Some typlng required
Beautiful waterfront
location. Excellent
benefits. Salary to
$1,000. Call.
.... J ....
972·9HI
1618 E. Uh St., S.A.
bee. Sec.,.....,
Director of corporate r lan nln1 In
nttrnatlonal
corporation aeelcs Lal'UDI Beach
*-11233
Hantinl\Cm Beacb •tu1
DellYery driver for equip-ortanlzed top quality
ment rut&l lton. Ovu . 1ecretary. Your day
lJ.aood drMn1 record. will be lnteraUn1 and
Mut w..tt Sal. Unlkd c h a 1 I e n f I n I Heat.All Cll ~ ()Utataodlnl beo.flts. ' · Startln1 aalary to
DeBn.ry, mature per.oo SllOO. CaU: i-ca._iu.r ______ •I w /uper le b111dllnc .... J ... ._
f\n, CM ... IOJbr Call 97J..ttll DFFIE w.. Betty 142-2051 btwn 1111E.4th St .. a.A.
Enjoy workAn1 la ,_•_l_la_m~~~~~~
Slnlek'a lewel•ra. D9CTA&. Ar'r..,
Du.tliM ladMe vriJinl p tum•. fDr bcay C!l'VWD
Hln balu~. cWa1 aocl brldi• prattle•. cl&lb ......... .,_.e. •DA pNL Call lloWa al deM, • ......,,_.. -.sn11or~. ~ ............ aa.
cell. Co , beaefll• D••tal Auhla•t . ~ o.tad: Mr. CUU. .... lachllri•• M e D • r • o t t , l"frtl ltiltfft fife, ...t· n....._ia .., o.ew Allllll .. , ...
------· &AWCl"'I ...... "** aMlttJ . " ________ r,!!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!1_ ........ __ __.;;._~--· ·--------
Orange Coast OAJL Y PILOT/Monday. May 25, 1981
~'·~·~ ..... ?!.~ ~!~ ..... ?!.~
~~lde~l~A~T~Y Ftnane•
.... ~.~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ••• .~.~ ..... ?1~ • I
•IMlaAl.OHICI HAIR DRESSER ts
Noexp.nec.Apptybtwn. lllanlcurl1t needed
9AM • 12.PM. Cl\arUe'1 lrnmed. Great loc Ttw
Chili, 3001 R.Shill, Bldg. Hair lland.len84.2·8484
L•AL SICUTAltY
San\.a Ana Law rt.rm
tlOwpm , Ma1 11. phone
Jean 641-1.1111
lie. F /T. Beach city. INVESTMENT 8.alAary open + benefit• .
Non ·ltnoker pref. ~lltt
147-2.'519. ~
n . Ste. #228, CM HAROWARESALY.S
Mana1ement potential. L•ALSIC'Y
Dental Front office,
strong phone akilla,
DPS, Ina Ina. Salary
open, other beo. 4~dy1,
Nwpt 8ch 642·'832,
Gwen
Dental Fnmt Office. See
ad under General offtce.
Faabion l1land area.
8"-0811.
DENTAL Ol''FlCE
MANAGER , e n -
tbusiaaUc, efficient 6: or-
1aol&ed w /bkkpg exp. 4
day wk. paid vacation •
boUday1. Send rftume,
will contact. Box 742,
Dally Pilot, P.O Box
1560, Costa Mesa. Ca.
921626.
2ad TRUST DllDS
Newport ..-r ,_. .................
............. d ..... .:
... t c-~ H• ,.,. .. ce4 .......
GIHIAA&. OfflCI Apply in peraoo. Crown
Irvine firm haa Im · Hardware, Sl07 E. Coast
mediate opening for Hwy , CdM
brlaht, aelf-1tarter ---------
per1on to perform. a
variety ol office dut.le1
lncludin& iteroxing, in-
ter-office delivery, fil.
Ing, etc. Contact: Bever-
ly, 641-8820.
Hotel
of hd Trwt Deed I.
.............. C91h
wMt. I .I. le.... ... ,
.,,., by OftNI LI •t !~~~~~~~~ We are 1eeltlng a rella-1•--------•I ble peraoo with a.n ap.
NIGHT AUDIT
CLERI
or 1ettd ,._to: ~ner11t tltude for flaurea &
calculator 11lllla to work NEWPORT Tlw ,.._lay CW> Nlaht Audit. Enjoy ex·
11 ROW hlrilMJ: cellent co. benefits in· E9UITY cludina a free meaJ per
Fu..,.DS, l .... C. Host Hosten Jhlfl. Applx...in person n n RESTAURANT 9AM-Noon, Mon-Fri.
#2 C.,O.• EXP. REQ'D. Personnel.
ft .... Drt.. Thurs, 1-•ri,Sat,Sun. MAlltlOTI'HOTB.
H•w--'hoc:la, 6-lOPM 900NewportCenlerDr.
Our 1enlor partnor
need• a top Lecal
Secretary Call Joyce
640-54$0. -------
LH•1P'W• Newport~ try ou:ll
May JO,sam. 644·5'21
LIFEGUARDS
Newpor\ Dunea Life
auard tr)'<>Ull May 30th
Sam. Newport Beach 11
Ir over only C1&11844-5921
LIFIGUAJlDS-WS1'1
lmmed. openings for
Certified guards. Al.lo
training avail. for June
"July poalUons 968-0311
Laa.orc1att1rT.
152! Mesa Verde Dr.
,..... ' Newport Beach
DENTAL FRONT CA. 92660 Walter Waitreu Equal Opp Emplyr M /F LOAM l'ttOCESSOtt
OFFICE 76M060 1 YR. EXP. REQ'D. Aggressive mortaaae
Full time poaltion Costa EqualOpportunlty 10:30-3 :30PM,5·11PM banking firm need•
Meaa, 2 years exp., mat Empl.oyerM/F Houaekeepera wanted. Loan Processor with ex·
be a killed In strong l~~~~~~~~~!!I Please call for appt. Seacllff Motel. 1661 S. perience in processing
telephone communica·,._--------•I 645-7358, Mon Fr i., Coast Hwy,LagunaBch. government & conven· lion, peg board & in-1" 9:30-SPM 494·9717 tional loana. Salary
surance.631-1420. FOOD 5aVICES ~~~~~~~~~ -----commensurate with eJt· raSOH ~ Housekeeper, Tues-Sat. perience Call Debbie,
DESIGN
Bffi.14HA
Mfa. co. in Mi.uion Viejo
area needs exper. in
electrical connectors.
hermetic seals,
transducer liesign, com-
ponents materials &
methods.
Duties include design,
dratting, materials test·
Ing It R&D projects.
Mechanical Engineer
Ing degree pref'd
,Qualified candidates
send resume to: Mrs.
Jan s, 23891 Via
Fabricante, Suite 603,
Mission Viejo, Ca. 921691
Health care co. In Irvine ---------Must spit F.ngllah. Ref. 731·5844. baa an immed. opening General req. 76~0357
for an mdiv. to join our Loold!MJ for ----------1·---------0mce Services staff S-Woril? Housekeeper /Companion. MACHIHIST HarB
0 · In lud h -· Live in or out. Full time Must read utaea c e pure as Variety of temporary aa-ing, preparing, &selling sagnments avail. Work ____ 833-__ 200J __ . ___ verniers /micrometers. 8
out food for employees' when you want, top pay, l•--------•I min exper. Laakmann lunch. Also the main· no fee. Weneed: IMSPECTOR Electro-Optics, Inc.
tenance of the kitchen Stenos Typi.sta R ECEIVTNG E.O. E. San Juan Capo
including equipment & Data Ent Opp Factory (714) 493-6624 d Elect ronics co. in1~~~~~~~~~~ clean up. 1 eal can-File Clerks Assemblers Laguna Beach needs an 1: did ate will have a pleas· Laborers Whse Wk rs u ... •o ing personality & take electro-mechanical in· ~
direction. Possession of spector for our Receiv· 642-3030
a valid driver's lie. re· ing Dept. Inspection of -------
q 'd. Gd. salary & fringe variety of components, MaltCICJl"TralHe
benefits package. For assemblies. machined & SCllH ftMDlt
interview, call : Sharon parts. plating, etc. Must FULL&PARTTIME
Rasins, 714-60-1616. beabletoworkindepen· Looking for an exciting
EOE M /F dently, have al leasl 3 caree r in lhe retail
DESKCLElll FULL Time, P /time .
Full & parttime, flexible Ans. serv. No exp. nee.
Npt Bch 556-8520
Equal Opp Emplyr M /F
rrs. exper. & full W?rk-c lothing field! This
mg kno~ledge of vara~us rapidly expanding retail measurar~g /test eq.uap-clothing chain is looking
m e n t 1 n c I u d a n g for bright motivated re·
O'scopes, micrometers, liable people w fill the
calipers, component position of Manager
testers. etc. Will. a.lso trainee & Sales. Full or
have other Rece1vmg part TI me . XI n t
Dept. duties. employee ben incl
hours. Best Western Ali L"liiCiiiaiiilliii: iii83J.iiiiiii3333iiiiiiiiiiEiiiOiiiEiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Baba Motel, 2250 ,.
Newport Blvd , C.M.
645-7700.
Domestic Help needed.
Can make 96/hr. Ideal
for housewife or college
student. 966-1300 for
appt.
Donut shop. Early AM
shift, no exper nee. App.
ly: Dippity Donuts, 1854
Newport Blvd. C.M.
•GARDENER
HELPER•
The beautiful Anaheim
Marriott Hotel is seek-
ing a self-start.er with
basic gardening exper
to work in our Mam·
tenance Dept. Calaf
driver's lie r eq'd ,
English speaking pref'd.
Enjoy excellent co.
benefits including a free
meal per shift.
General
iv1cK1 HESToNI
& Auocfatn
Specializing in
Temporary Clerical
PersoMel
540-0400
General
Help W..ted P T
Mail room, Mon -Tues
nights . 5pm-2am. Apply
1660 Placentia. C.M.
General
We offer excel!. pay &
benefits plus a
4 DAY WOU WEB
Company is 2 mi. from
Coast Hwy & 8 mi. from
406&5 Fwys.
merchandise discounts.
Apply at
MILLERS OUTPOST
So. Coast Plaza
3333 Briswl,CM
E.O.E.
McDONALD'S Please call for appt · of S• Cle-.te Telonic Berkeley ._ Personnel Dept. (Under New Ownership)
714·494-9401 E.O.E. is now accepting ap. ·~~~~~~~~~~! plications for day • I~ night positions. Please
DRJVa
Meyerhof's, primary
supplier of good foods to
the Irvine corporate Apply Ill Penott
community needs a TUES-THUIS
.......... Helper
Mon 3.JOpm·lam. Tues
2:30pm·l2:30am. Apply
1660 Placentia C.M
IHSPECTOR
MacGregor Yachts. 1631
Placentia, Costa Mesa
apply in person between
9-lam & 2-5pm wkdys at
M c Donald 's. 650
Avenida Pico, San Clem. responsible & flexible tA~OOH
person w do food prep & HEI Gki t:ridaJ IHSURAHCE
back-up deliveries. Mon· AMA M Part time. Orange Coun· Individual policy pro-
Fri, a.3pm. Good drivin& MARRIOTT HOTEL ty Airport Area. Self cesaing for life ins.
MECHANIC
Outboard. Pete 675-3263
Newport Beach record necessary. Starts starter with strong or-brokerage. Typing ,
at SJ.45. Call Susie at 700 w. Commonwealth ganizational and ac-shrthd .. figure aptitude.
SS7-6232. Wy. co untin g ski 11 s Maturity & exp. desired. MEDICAL •DlllVaS• EqualOppEmplyrM/F Minimum lite typing Co. benefits. Wm. Sims, RECORDS
Full & Part lime. Must Top dollar and Oexible C.L.U. ~9003
be 18yeanofage "·have G 1 orr· p hours for right person. ---------TRANSCRIBER "' enera tee erson 752 6905 Requires 60wpm typing, a good driving record. w/bkkpg skills, familiar --·--------1 IMSUltAHCE knowledgeofdlclaphone
Starts at SJ.35/hr. Call with construction in-Glass & Screen person Underwriter with com· & medical terminology.
dMark. 8AM·F5P1Md Mon-duslry. 631·2004 needed, exper. Salary m 'I. auto experience. Organization, attention ay lhru r ay at ---------.open.~9326 50wpm, 10-key. some todetail&followupare
751-2680 GDIHAL OfftCE ralmg. Salary open Ex· very Important. We of·
Jewels by J06epb look cell working conditions. fer excellent env1ron-DR1Va ing for reliable person to GRIHDEa-New ore .. moving to menl. CaptStrano by the
handle various office CEHTBlLESS Irvine in Aug us l . Se hosp 496-5702 Must have gd. driving duties. 54G-9066. Top wages, benefits. 759-0401 __ • ___ . ----·--
record. Local pick-ups & ---------1 f 'd 1~~~~~~~~~I MESct-..."-a deliveri~me heavy "-lb.IER•• .......,_CE overt me or exper .1• ;nnw
lirting required-will sh''"" ~hl ti c operator. Must be able LNT DF.SJGNSALF.S 6 mornings a week, also be trained in arp en uds dasr to set up for close Fl .h N Mon: 5::.>AM to 8AM, .. person nee e or tolerance work . CM . ex. rs. oexper. nee. Tues. thru Sat: 6:30AM mechanical assembly 1 ff' k Will t · 4""'1."l genera o ice wor Oeltronlc, 54.S-0413 rain. ,..... ""' to 9AM Excell. driving
work. Typing 60wpm. Non· ~~~~~~~~~ rec. req'd. Apply: Pen-smoker, work hrs are ~ Interior plant care. grow· nysaver, 1660 Placenti• Only those seeking
permanent employment
need apply.
•Vacations & holidays
paid
•Co. paad profit sharing
•Medlcal·Life Ins.
Mission Viejo area
Call: Mrs. Parelll
581-3830
8-4pm. Call for interview ing company needs re-A CM
4114 · 1112 be l wee n Guards liable person who is will· __ ve_._. -------
12-Spm. HOWHIRIHG i ng to learn . Some MMGMHTPosmOM
Armed & Unarmed k n o w I e d g e o r Fabric chain. C.M. ar GENERAL OfflCE O · hortacullure helpful. Anaheim. Xlnt oppt'y. For circulation dept. penings in 54~8790 Geri 6-46·4040
Outdoor magazine local· Costa Mesa, Irvine, ---------•
ed nr 0 .C. Airport. Hn: El Toro. Interior Design Firm •MODB.S-ACTORS•
9 -Spm . Call Myrl •$4.00Perhr&up seeking accounting ATTRACTIVE
540..4222. •Uniforms.cleaning free c I erk. I ite typing, ENERGETIC
• M at u r e perso n s pleaaant working at· DEPENDABLE General Office persona-welcome m o s p here . G o o d Busy casting office is ~~~~~~~~~! ble & outgoing. youthful •Semi-retired OK. benefits. Relocating to working on 3 motion pic-o.-StoreCIHtl person for Dental front Irvine. 879-8680. turea currently. Need
·"-;ti office. Exper. pref. but BEKINS aclora·actresses for ex-
Expenenced preferred. will train right person. PROTECTION Interior Plant Co now tra work 6: bit parts.
Must wortt Saturdays. Re q . good com . hiring for F fJ' main-Mode la rot ma•aaine Hunt. Harbour. Please SERVICES " Call for ann't: o ... ""'"°. mun le alive skills. Non· le nan c e pos il ion in layouts It adverti1in1 ,.,. ,._......,.,., Smoker. N.B. 644-0611. 2601 W. Ball Rd Orange Co. Must have work. Call from l-6pm,
DRY Cleaning help, part 17A1~a)he761m1.;1a3. 1 own transport. Call Mon-Sat for app't :
• full time. Dem mitt GDIH.AL OfflCE "' ~ S40-4.244 558·8608. (Not a school or
Cleanen.Cc:IM. 759·9901 Looking for a very In-1.0.E. •••••••••. M F ----------• portfolloaervlce ).
teresting part time job ~~~~~~~~~!!Janitorial ---------IXEC.SICIET'AIY in pleaaant office? -AAAAARDMAM MOTHl!lt'SH&.ra
Rapidly growing E.alde Cler ical, for mature The floor s hin ing SftlCIALCHILD
corporate reik>nal office person. Location P.C.H.. GUAJtDS 1peclall.at need.a reliable 2 run time & l P /T
has a.n immediate open· Npt. Bcb. Ex per· a Full • part time. All person to work 7am w he Ip er . must be
ing for a full tlme It P tr muat. Accurate typing, areas. Uniforms furn'd. lOam wkdays /wkend physically strong, Jood
ell p . e Jt e cut Ive no shorthand. 20 hr. Age1 21 or over, retired cleaning & polishing tile driving record. love
1ecretary. Muat be able week lncludes Sat & Su.n. welcome. No expe.r. nee. f I o o r • I n t h e beach •outdoors, young • w type at least 80wpm, Call: 646-7431 App I y : u n Ivers a 1 Westminist.er Mall Area. thinking w /po81tlve at·
have lood commimlca· •---------Protection Service, 1228 MI.lit have car. Great for titudes.
lion 1kill1, aome &IHHALOFflCI W. 5th St., Santa Ana. ltudenta °'retired in· 7AM-4PM ... .->MO
abort.hand and dictaUo1 S I d a y 1 week. h ra Interview hrs: 9-12 • 1·4, dlvldualt. For more in· 3-11 PM ... llOO MO
machine 1kill1. Houra 1~5pm.Callat546-8166. Mon-Fri. fo. call (714) 529-8508 SAT/SUN ... 1500MO
t-5Pll. Uqualifled reply --------t EOE INTERVIEWS TUES. w Ted Daaiela, NatlooaJ I •1 p•1at --------•PM, THURS &PM, FRI
RevenueCotp.. Bo11747, ····••t II ' I JANITOR-wanted, good lOAM . D U PUot PO Bo 1560 hard working person to 323 Apolena, 8.1. c!t~ Mm. ca. m ' keep reatrooma sparkl· ---------• e Ina clean. Call Ad .. ltter Newspaper delivery
IXIC.SIC"Y • • ·-&e-4300 2.thn p•r1on. 18 or over.> f • Classifl.ed A~ • ........ . . . .. For Ca1t movlnl Drlver'1 llcenae, la -l
Newport Beacll otflce. JA"'1oalA.L aurance, economy car. J
Q 0 0 d t y p I n 1 • • Supervlaor tor Cla11lfled Department.. Stock• delivery penon, Npt Bch.ln .. eo.ta are.a I
abort.band aldU., ula.rJ • Experltnce neceaaaty. 'E1celleat comPA07. fam-4pm abifl. Sunday area. 7 d,s pr wk. Moo· <
comm....urable OD a -bentflt1. Salary comrnenaurate with tbru Thursday. Xlnt F ri, 2·5Pll. Sat/Sull
perlen«. Contact Lln· • exr.;rtence. For appointment fOf lntervlew.e bead Ill. Apel.Y ln 4 .7: HAM. Approx.
da: f7 H)•Hm. e ca l&0-43:21. est m . • pel"IOll, Hl-1'\me Liquor, '500/mo. Call $40-J007
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PAST POODS • Secr9krv • • L E R E Lee or Bob Cook • CMhler. Caper ...... J J S W r. : • • nee. 504 PKiftc Cout e Typlna so wpm, 1horthand/dlctaphoae,. per le need Robert Newspaper ff HBUMC45E • pluunt phone votce. Work for two. Mlelaael F1lne Je~try. •'1· m . new11>41per e.aecullvu. Exetilent benefU:a Minion VleJo lhU. CLASSIFIED
hmt.le 1'Ulatt.._. I and environm~nt. For appointment ancte 714/..aD. Telep' s..
ror 4 llr daf duelq • 1nuni1 ... ca.II M2'4Ul, ext m. e lmmed ...-. IOI' a. coot_, • daJ trt N• e e ":~~:*'i.J~ per elHtlflecl ulea
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SUMMEI
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Minor /M&JOr 1\epatn
1142·8951 or "8-244M
CRPT·LINO.WOOD Roofln1. plumblna, SVN$HUllE "MOVlN-MAN " Interior plant desian &
LAMIBTTR.I lnatalled~palred Lie. carpentry, palnUn a , UOUSEKEE.PING 15 careful, courteous & maintenance for home
Cookin11. wAJlhln&, 11h4J1>
pin&. cleanlnJ. Irvine
Senior• alven special
care 832·1~ after 5pm
Kitchen&, bathrooms, #389260 Grq537·6'7S4 floors, repair/remodel. Clve yourhomcthol11pr· cheap. Placall642·1329 or office. Plant It !
entrica. Uc'd. 978-0320 G 0 Free est. 968-2US4hft 5, in& clonln1 look all SSl 2894. 1h~·~.1~o~JY Ce--' Senke •N94t 0oor,.a1rs Pe._t._n p_,a..... -.,..... y.,ar-round, with qualitv .. .... ~ -... --t D--1 5-a..1..•-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• R E A s 0 N A H L t: . " ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. ... , •r -P"""r ... _ .... ,..
Shampoo• at.earn clean Ct.Hd Care SPRINGS/HARDWARE PROMPT. FREt: EST. & dependable work WALLPAPERING ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tor a
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Color bri1~rs wht ••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto0pt'Mt'l·Oewdoora ALMOST EVERY Free estimate, re Prof lost~ed. bl roU Neatp11tcht.'$&tcxtul"('s CONSERVE WATt-:R
crptl 10 min. bieach. Physlolo&lstwlllprovlde Llc.Bob'1546-366'7 REPAIR NF:F.DF.D ~~creenna~~ r.:r~~~~:~· hung free Answer Ad Fn111t. 89).1439 Automate You r
Kr&ll , Uv -din rms $15 , rull day care for your Gardee'--CHET. ~4757 •~. 6'2-4300, 24 hrs or -Spr1n k ler System na rm ff.SO; c:ouch SlO; chlldr~n Fl.,ld trips, _, 952·3034 1.639.1429 ED'S PLASTERING 714 1586·~1
chr SS. GWlr. elhn. j>t!t human11tlc Ed. Heh. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HerdwoodAoon --------All T ypes lot11-;x1
odor Crpt ~pair lS yrs mu11eum, Oisneylond. CL~AN-UPS/LAWN ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fantastic HouM!cleanang Fine p1:1mt1ng by Richard 64S·82S8 l''Rl';I': EST SPRINKLERS& SOO
Tree removal DIG IT
Landscape, 646·7070
savtce
DIRlCTOIY
UOITNOW !
exp Do work myself. N w pt B c h a re a Mamtenance-Lndecp HARDWOOD FLOORS done, tborou&h. reliable,
Rets 531·0101 675-4795; 759 6l90 Free est. 642·9907 Cleaned & Waxed refs. 541 3700 ~~n:;Y ~~B~~·u!~o~!r~~ PLASTER PATCJllNG
We Care Carpet Cleaners Cofttractor Gardening, landscopu111. Anytime, 832-4881 _S~ Mo•estttiftcJ Than~ _yo_u_._63~4410 Ne!~~~~~-~1~~r~~Jl2'.l77 Stockl..-rs A.allFor,_..
Your Dally Pilot
Service DirecU>ry
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Steam clean & uphol:s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tree trimming & re Ha..U..9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Work guar Trurk Conatructlon·Alltypes moval, maJOr clean up, •••••••••••••••••••••••Newport 8usines!i exec COLLEGE STUDENT. Plllfftbht9 Stocks, mom:y m11rktc-t.
642°5671, Ht 31 I mount uru't .,A .. 3716 20 yra exp. Free est free est. 7$2-1349 Haul, cleanup. concrete will houseslt ln Nwpt, exp, Int/ex, any JOb rur ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ll x s h cl tt' rs St r' 1· .....,. Lafiuna Xlnt f less ' Alex 851 9371 , J h Lac 11334589 645·5973 removal. Oumptn.ack · area. res PLUM BING new con 11 ni1lon,
UPHOL&ORAPES -----• Pror. Japanese Gardener Quickserv.642·7~ Ca I Paul766-7024 SS2-0231 struct1on . rrmodchng, 6412M2
Cleaning m your home. Carpentry, Additions & Lawn culling. tree trim· PA.PER HANGING repairs. rt-~ta u runt, Tl .. .....••....••.•••••.... TIP TOPCARPET& Smalljobs-2Syrsexp ming. weeding 548-8375 DUMP JOBS MalOftry elel'tron1c leak detec
floor Care. ~6266 Lie 309152 548 2719 SmaU Moving Jobs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 25 yrs exp. Free est lion Top Hat Plumbtnlt
A,,co•tt.cJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'l''IC BKKPGSERVICES GARDEN MAINT Call MIKEMS·l!Jl BR ICK WORK Small Fast. n e at, rehable 636 2030 All Taxes-Costa Mesa No Steam /No Shampoo Drywal Yd Clean-up. Tree trim· Jobs . Newport , Cost1t S81ro.!_!_&_u_p_. ~_:~90 TILF: INSTALLED
All kinds. guarantePtl,
Call 646-l5961645·9580 Stain Specialist. Fast ••••••••••••••••••••••• ming.5488709,4-8prn Hauling&OumpJobs. Mesa, Irvine, Refs
I dry. Free est. 839-1582 Drywall Specialist EXPERT LAWN-'C'-A-R-E-1 Ask for Randy 675·3175 AppllHu R• r --- ---Qua I: & prod. New & re 641-8427 BR CK ••••••••••••••••••••••• CelHftCJ, A.eotlltk mod. #389944. 532.5549 Monthly service. Trees I ARTISTRY
Guar. Used refrig. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --- -& c 1 ea nu ps . Mik e HAULING tudent has Pool & spa copings, Good ~ond.Sales& AcousticCeilings + DR".WALL Our ex· 548-2049 large truck. Lowest brick pavings, block &
Service. 642.7754 custom hand texturing pert1se. We can handle _T_H_E_L_AN __ D_SC_A_P_E_C_O ___ , rate, prompt. 759-1976 brick walls. ~7421
... sphatt Lie. 389944 532.5549 _.!Our problems. 631-2004 Thank you. John. Custom Masonry & Con "' Nothiog Finer in Mamt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cem...t Coftc....te Ta p I n g . Textur e 549·2015 anytlme ca. Crete lOO's Local Ref's
Driveways. park mg lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• Accoust1c Ceilings. Frt'e ~ YOtlr Ad Lie /Ins /Bond 645·8512
repairs, sealcoating Foundations, Retaining est Kev an 675-9088, MOW & EDGE-Un dis-:~tc~~~:.~.~-~~:~ Jim.841>-1705Rod
S&S As phalt 646·4871 Walls, Hillside Restora-673·1503 count. h price wanter MASONRY &TILE
Lic'd I ~l~~k &s~':;~t' L~c~J.ios. Electrical ..:_a~ces 955-1328 Za~;g~1sr~~~dT~11::n. Our specialty. We solve
A.utomot ¥e 642 a 387 eves '°""05J9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALI F GARDEN your problems. 631 2004 .., 1;,vo.r ups. Free est. 5o57·8Z71 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---ELECTRICIAN priced Tree trim, clean-ups, ce·
L M C k Brick-Block-Stone Alan's uxury otor ar Pool Decks and Patios, right, free estimate on mentwor .6464655 HouHcleanincj
Care Waxing, polishing, Masonry, Sport Courts. largeorsrnalljobs. J--:--. G d .--••••••••••••••••••••••• V~~h~:S~i7~;~s:.:~· int.Home tofc.536.-4151 Te n nis Courts . Lac . Lic.11396621 673-0359 essie s a r ening. WantaREALLYCLEAN
374067.8511966,847-7078 Complete clean up, HOUSE ? Call Gingham IRICK&ILOCK REMODELING general mamt, hauling, Girl. Free est. 645.5123 Marty646-6Sl8 lulkten Electrical work, resid. & tree trim and removal,
comm'I 631·2004 comm landscapin g ROBIN'SCLEANING MOYMCJ
mamt. 645-2122 Service-a thoroughly • •• • • •• •••••••• •••••• • •
••••••••••••••••••••••• Coftcr* Ratwort& D. & D. lulden Driveways, patios, pool
Des 1gners. C u stom decks, service walks. Formica TI ..
homes 37 yrs exp Fin foundations installed ••••••••••••••••••••••• Handyman
avail Charles 1714) Lac lll800334. Free est Form1caCowtlertops •••••••••••••••••••••••
898·3141 Al <714 ) 963-8433 KC Pacfflc: Corp. Custom bwJt & installed, HOM E IM PROV EM ENT
Ca"'ttttu (714)634-4741 latest colors & designs. Remodeling Odd jobs I . ,. _Free est. 646 4871 __ 28 yrs ex per 97_9-2265 t
clean house. 54G-0857
General Housecleaning
Relia hie-References
Own trans. 962·0510
Moving? The Starving
College Students Moving
Co has grown. Insured
same good ser vice
llT124·436 License
641-8427
Wall Paper Hangmg
I\ II work guaranteed
Terri, 545-6268
DOC'S PAINTING has
returned! Docks. boat
s lips, int /ext hse
Prompt, reliable
service. Dave 645·0389,
839-~l -------
DAVE'S PAINTING
Serv. satisfied cust 9
yrs. Qual.-integrity
Reas, ins, lie. 760-7301
INT /EXT PAINTING
Lo rates. Prompt, neat.
Free est. 848-5684 -----
AGAPE FORCE
PAINTING COMPANY
3 Generations of
Pa in ting Excellen(•e
8:1}.~1 -----
RENTALS PAINTED
l nl t exl. Prompt
Seaside Painting. Greg,
536·4806
llolleman Plumbmt: refs John. 89J. l667
Sales-Service· Repairs Tut ri
Free estimates 552· 7183 • •• ? •• ~? .••.. •• •• ..... .
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Prof P1'0~rty Mgmt
Apts. houses. condos. or
faces. PM Co 951·6666
TEACHER
Credentialed Tulo1
reading, math, spelling
Gr K 4. 546·&432 e v~
Typing Sertiu
R•flnlshincJ ••• ••••• ••• ••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••Prof Ty ping Ser\t ' •
J D Hom Refinishing Gen 'I typing, cass ~~.
Antiques, kit cabinets cording & transcnb1ni:
fmepamung.645-0664 phone d1ctat1on"
Mariah 63&<T756
Roofin9 PROF TYPING
••••••••••••••••••••••• On IBM Selectric. cite
QUALITYROOFING taphone, statistical. rt>
All types, free est l 979 55 Vasa, MC 541·5930 por s. ctr 41
!!ARBOR ROO!~G Window Ca.aning •...•..................
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LOCAL SANDBLASTER Cl d Lac. ms, reas. No job too eanmg. Lt 548'8853
b1g 1small 840-7909
Sewin9 A.Jtttatiofts ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ~~~~~~~~~~
All Around Carpenter. SELL idle items wi.th a Make your s hopping
Finish & Rough. Free WANT ACTION? Daily Pilot Class1hed 1 easier by using the Daily
SHIPTOSHORE
Boat & House Cleaning
Reliable· Exp.· Bonded
Est. 646-2342, 545·9789
ABC MOVING, Exper RAINIOWPA.IMTING Alterations & Dressmak·
prof, low rates, quick Exts lnts, custom i1f'if7 ex P · d . re as
It's lime to plan for that
vacation trip. For extra
cash. why not sell .some
of those items you don 'l
need with a Class1f1ed
ad? 642-5678. F.st"John 775-8082 Class1red Ads 642-5678 Ad 642 5678. Pilot Classified Ads. careful service. 552·0410 Free Est. 642-9614 540 3593, 646·3:fl3 _
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NURSERY SA.LES
Looking for personable.
neat, energetic person
able to grow with a well
establis hed company
Minimum 1 year retail
nursery selling ex·
perience required. Full
time starting s alary .
$1000·$1400 per mo Paid
holidays & vacations.
Hospi talizat ion Ins .
avail Part time posi·
lions a lso avail In·
terviews by appt. only
Call 646-7441 Mon-Fn.
LLOY OS NURSERY
Nurstng
PA.RT TIME
Earn rutJ lime pay m
yo ur s pare t i me !
$250·$400 /wk 1s yours,
Real Estate Openings
for ex per agents
Westc llrf Realto rs
645-7221 guaranteed as a consul· ,._ _________
1 tant for Import Co 1•
Desire for bag$$! Call
before 3prn: 675-5299
Pastee1p
Full time posihon. Full
corn pany benefits. Ex
per or w /train Apply
PENN EYSAVER 1660
Placentia Ave.C M.
PA. YROLL CLERK
2·3 days per week. Hrs
9.5 Apply 1660 Placen
lta Ave . C.M. ---------
RECEPTIONIST
Top wages to mature
person Apply 2-4PM,
Mon. thru Sat . 2406
Newport Blvd .. N B
RECEl'T TYPIST
t' o r I n t e r 1 o r
Landscaper. offices
loca ted n ea r 0 C
Airport Gd t yping s kills
req. FIT with company
benefits. 545-6252.
RECEl'T TYPIST
Person Friday mus t
type. SS /hr 642-0377,
Barbara Walson .
RECEPTIONIST
Needed Newpo n
Beach Boat-type busi·
ness. 4/days week, Sun·
W ed. s ·30.5 ·3oprn.
$4.50/hr. Heavy phones
& typing experience RN or LYN J.ll :JOPM
41 bed Conv Hos p
Newport Back Bay area.
Santa Ana Ave. 549·3061.
Pet Attendant Bu sy ~~~~~~~~~~! Call64S-7100.
Laguna Pet Ho tel ReceptionlSl Recept. Sm ad agency.
Nursing
Weekdays Start $3.75 Marketing firm looking Accurate typist , 60wpm.
494-0142 for energetic person to Sharp w /pleasant phone
Nurses Aides J.11:30PM
Part time 3:J0-7:30PM
Country Club Con"
Hosp. 549-3061
PHARMACY Clerk. F'uil handle gen. ofc/recepl personality Growth
lime. 9.30AM·6PM No work Attr Salary & ben potential No smoking,
Sundays. Npt Bch area Flex hrs Westmark & please 645-0340
644 75 Assoc Terry, 546-6444
NURSING
75 Recept1on1st1Bkpr for
Need Rn or LVN ror pm
s hift an conval. hosp
Xlnt salary & benefits
Differential paid for
weekends. Apply Bever·
ly Manor. 43340V1ctoria,
C.M.
PHONE SALES RECEf'T SEC'Y small law ofc Lite typ·
SUMMER Im mediate pos ition ing & ftlingreq.8420023
Exp'd phone salespeo· available m legal/acctg RECEPTIONIST
pie needed for rnjr O.C office for responsible Real Estate Investment
summer campaign. self-s tarter. Front office Co. Good front orfice ap·
Earn salary + comm. appearance. Pleasant pearance, pleasant
Work In air cond .. com· phone manner · or phone personality. light
fortable ofc. Mon· Fri g 8 n i 2 c d & b 8 sic typing, 4 '12 day week.
eves. 15 hr wk. Begin 6·8. secretarial skills req. New Port Be a ch Person Friday, respons1
ble w /gd driving record.
For interview Call
548·2271 Mr. Oaboub
Call: 957.2602 Salary commensurate 549_2988_
with ex p e ri e nce
POOL REPAIRMAN N e w port B e a c h • 1---------Needed for Mission Vie-640-0080
OFFICE COPIER
Wall tram to operate
Xerox 9500, other
machines & duties-mail
room & booklet as
sernbly. Frr. S.4 :30prn.
$4.50 start. Non-smoker
Apply 8:30-11:30 at: On
Sight Photographies,
3303 Harbor Blvd. Unit
E5,C.M.
JO area Exper req. Call
for appl 837·894-0 ---
p /tam :.~e room
helper. Mon 3PM lo ap-
prox 8PM, Tue. 2PM to
approx 7PM. No exper
necessary Apply Pen-
neySaver 1660 Placentia
Ave.CM
---------•1Printing
PACKER
Small mfg. co. Exper
not nee Gd. compan}
benefits. lSS42 Chemical
Ln., H.B.
Offs.t PrHspef"SOll
Exp er'd 2nd
Pressperson Goss Corn ·
munlty 4 wttt. Apply :
1660 Placentia Ave .. CM
Receptionist Secretary
Lighting showroom has
Immed opening
w /varaed duties & lyp·
ing 50·60wpm. Tustin nr
Red hill & Edinger
NuWest Lighting Inc.
15 102 Redhill Ave.
731-3344
RECEPTIONIST
position avail with a
well established busi·
ness firm m Laguna
Hills Must be well·
dressed & groomed Late
typing req Beautiful of.
~~~~~~~~~~1----------• hces & xlnt benefits.
Find what you want m Hrs : 8 :30-5pm. Call Painter-must have: good
sense, manner & ap· Daily Pilot Classifieds. Judy at 586-4400. ------
~::r~~~e"1r~~~~55~JI·. ._ Dll.IJ p·llDl.tC.
PA.RT TIME •••••• .,.
To deliver Daily Pilot • • ~~~ch~oute in Newport • Pasteup Persoo •
HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. • With newspaper experience. Part time.•.
approx 3 : 30 Pm to : hours Jlam-3pm, Monday thru Friday
5:30pm Excellent company benefits. For appt. ror .
HOURS : Sat & Sun • lnterview,call642·4321,ext.277 • 5am-7am.
Earnings approx $350 • Tra1"nee • per month. • •
Call 642-4321 for Bryan For District M.....,. •
Holland or Sh eldon •This highly successful localnewspsperhas an
H a rte . Eq ual Oppor e ~nina for a trainee In the circulation de·•
Employer .portment. Basic skills will entail .
Pan.time personal Girl au~rvision of 10 to 14 year old bof and 11Tl .
Friday, Lite Lyptng & e home delivery carriers . Artas of _.. k k 1 C 11 • au~rvlsion will be delivery. collectlona and . -vq,p tep n g · a .H ies. Selected applicant• will receive .
_7_80_-07_15 _______ 1 resularly sch eduled ralsu, bonu1
, '"'If TIME e ,ppportunlUes and many fringe beneflta such . "' • company paid aeniat ana health plsn. group . From ~$35tday. Busy Ure Insurance. vacation and sick leave. Com· • cHUn• otnee needs M /F • paoy vehicle 11 f11ml1hed durln1 worktn1
over 18, all types for ex· • hour1. Applicants mu1t be over 18, have a .
traa In moUoo picture. lood drtvtn1 record and be out appurtn1.
Also modela with tood .• Hour• are aeneraUy Monday t.hru Frtday. e n1w-e • clear aldn for e Some overtim e avallablt. lf you arc qualified e
fu blon m.,um• print • and lntorc1t4td In learnln& I.be circulation •
wor'l. o.,md.abUlty It bualneas cont.act Ooo Wllllam1 or Ken God·
tran1po1Utioo. No eit• e dud. Apply In person, 8:30 U> lO:aoAM or l :OO e
perleoc• lllC. 558-MOI .tol·OOPM •
for app1 from~-
p A ll T T I M E • o~c.... •
o.taoulr'ltots, Fri • • 330 : Ba~reet •
Sat. Wd In rour area. e Cost.A Mesa CA • C•r aec . $4 . hr. • ~... I 0 I • ~· ., a •. 1•1 . o 1 i a o r • &:Atua pportun ty Employer 9=:
11
:" DMFM!l5
4
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RECEPTIONISTS
8:30to I PM
12:30to 5 PM
Two positions avail. for
receptionist & typing
duties for Executive
Suite. Nr. 0 .C Airport.
Call : 752·0234 for appt.
Restaurant
Bartende r s. barten
deress 's, cooks.
waitresses. waiters.
675-1094 between l-6pm.
Restaurant
Full time cafeteria
employees. Cook:s. fry.
cooks. cashiers, line
ser vice, dishwashers,
bus persons etc. Days,
s wing or graveyard
s hifts. New cafeteria
opening In Costa Mesa.
Please call ~3000 ext.
2091
Restaurant Catering
firm h as opening for
respon. adult to operate
Hobart auto slicer &
learn portion control.
Exp. pref. but will train.
$4 /$4.50 per hr. 9:30am
to 6pm Mon. l.bru Thur.
6am to lpm Sun. 979-0747
for appt. Lon's Kitchen
Retail
Shoe Salea, children's·
teens. ruu or PIT. exp
~non. Hourly, lncen·
tivea , benefits .
Ch ildren's Bootery,
1144·246'4. Mr_ MJlter.
lltEWAll*G
POSITIOH
F /T Housek eeper
Waltre11 tor small re-
tirement facUJty. Houra
7·3PM Weekdays, con·
tact Mrs . Cotllna.
'94·N58
SAUOAT
IMSftUCTO.
N .. ded ln Newporl.
25-~' crullln• 11Qboall.
Weekend• now, F /T summer, Incl WMke"nda •
$4 .10 /br . Call
('14Md-1d0..
SAIL CUTTING position
avail m sail loft, exper
desirable but not nee
548·3466
Sales
ANEXCmHG
SALES OPP'TY.
SA.LES
Catch this opportunity
$.50·$100 /day. Young am
bilious crew has room
ror more. Training &
transpo provided
540·7652 aft llAM
Sales
GREAT HOURS
9AM-2PM
or
4PM-9'M
Join the Los Angeles
Times Circulaitcn Team
& adapt your wo rk
schedul e to yo ur
SCTRY LEGAL
Mid size Newport Beach
law firm is looking for a
sctry with l lo 2 yrs legal
expr. Mag II expr also
helpful. Beautiful a l
mosphere and opport
for adavancernent. Call
714 !833-0730
SECRETARY
SECRETARY
t'or Newport Securities.
I'' T to help manage
mktg program. Must be
well organized, reasona·
ble typing SS 25 1hr
957 1081 J o
SECRETARY
p rr. for manufacturer's
representative. 557·5389 . A front office secretary, _________ _
for small Newport 1•
Beach manufacturing
farm. One person with
typing & secretarial
skills to also perform
bookkeeping, posting
Call 548·9818 for app·t
* *SECRET ARIES**
Sht80/Fashlsl$15,600
ShllOOtro VP $18,000
TSO /Our Ofc$10,800
We are enter ing a
tremendous new held of
entertainment that is
sweeping the nation. We
are looking for a sales
oriented person wbo has a d esire fo r above
average income. You
must be personable &
confident in your ability
to com muoicate with
others & have depends·
ble transportation. We
will train Ir necessary
Excell. fringe benefits.
Apply at: Teleprompter
of Newport Beach. 901
W. 16th St . Newport
Beach
ActgClk 1Super
JobSll.400 Expd. Consultant Ours
SECRETARY Liz Reinders Agy, Inc. lifestyle . Work 5/hrs /· i----------1 day in a Times Clrcula·
Sales
tion sales office near
your home & have more
time for your family ,
studies or le isurely
periods. We pay hourly
wages & commissions
LOS ANGELES TIMES
1375 Sunflower Ave
C.M.
~0301
Equal Opportunity
CLOTHESTIME
Now hiring PIT sales
Also manager & asstSt.
manager pos1t1ons
avail. Minimum 6/rno. Employer
exp.642·123l. _SALES-Hardware.
SA.LES CA.SHIER f /time pos . m retail
Permanent FIT position hardware store. No Sun·
for home sewers. Must days or eves. See Mike
be able to work flexible Johnson, H.W. Wright
schedule . Oppt'y for Co., 126 Rochester, CM
training & advance·
ment. Excellent
employee benefits App-
1 y s tore manager,
10am-5pm.
HOME SIU< SHOP
2200 Harbor Blvd. C.M.
Salesperson needed for
growing med. equip. co.
O.C. area 7141524·6800
Kathie.
Sales Secretary Travel
Business. Good skills,
self motivated, interest·
ed In assisting comm 'I
sales dept. in marketing
& PR Marie9S7·2700.
Sandwich Salesperse>n
Excell. oppty. for sharp 4020 Birch Est '64 EOE
gal lo work in rast·paced 1.N~ew~po~rt~!1!3J..~~S~l,90~/~F~r~e~e~j Newport Beach comm'l. 1-~
real estate ofc Excell Secretary t~ w p.m ,
typing & dictaphone full tame prior exper
s kills required Salary 800+ <.:al l
Challengmg pos1t1on for 847 9622. right gal. Call: Laila.
833-2900
Secretarial
*** SECRETARY I
CLERICAL·
Opportunity exists for
qualified typist in active
ofc Shorthand & die
taphone helpful Enjoy
excellent co. benefits m
eluding a free meal per
s hift. Apply m person
9AM-Noon, Mon Fri
Personnel
MARRIOTT HOTEL
900 Newport Center Or
Newport Beach
Equal Opp EmpJyr M IF
Secretar)
*** SECRETARY II
If you would enJOY work·
ing ln plush surround·
in gs it 's at our Newport
Center office and can
meet our requirements.
why not gave us a cJll'
We arc currently In·
terv1ewmg candidates
with a minimum or 6
m os previou s
secretarial experience,
excellent typing skills
(60 lo 65 wpm> and the
ability to communicate
effectively. Knowledge
of IBM Memory
Typewriter required.
SECRETARY
Newport Beach General
Contractor has im
mediate opening for J
construction secretary
Xlnl working cond1t1ons
& corn pany benefits
Good typing skills re
quired Send resume to
Margaret Holme.; PO
BOX 2390 Newpo1;t
Beach CA 92660 .M F
EOE
Secretary
EXEC. SECRETARY
lmmed opening for Ex·
ec. Sec working for the
Director of Business
Development Shrthd. &
excell. typing a must
Some word processing
desired. Gd. oppty for
self ·starter. Exce I I
working conditions & co
benefits Send resumt·
to. Margaret Holme~ .
P O. Box 2390. Newport
Beach, 92660. M F EOE
SECRETARY
Good skills requ1r~d
Must be able to work
with children & adults
Ca rden Chr1st1un
School, 646-9607
S•c 'y EHcutin
lo maintain & run well
established manufac
turers rep agency. Exp
dicta phone & shorthand
Full tame Office m your
home CdM. NB or CM
All o rf1 ce e quip ,
furnished PO Box 746
%Daily Pilot. PO Box
1560. Costa Mesa. Ca
92626
SALES
C HI LDREN 'S AC
CESSORIES Mature,
responsible salesperson.
Full or part time. Hours
flexible Evenings &
wkends. App't only. Mon -Fri. 7arn -lpm ---------•
Excellent starling
salary and benerits For
more information.
please caU:
SEC'Y -.5UMMER
Frr. June ts.Sept 11
Fast, accurate typing,
transcribing, gen. offce.
Will consider qualified
college student. One
person office Busy work
sched Interesting pro-
Jects Send short letter
<no phon e c allsl
w 1quallficallons & ex·
per. to Herb Mitchell,
234 E 17th. 11206. Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
Must have own trans.
RAC, C.M.642·1900 549·3399
Sales, experienced, part
time. Ladies speciality SECL~~y
shop, Fashion Island. ..,._
Flexible hrs. Call Mimi Probate experience
759-9951. Permanent part-time
Newport Beach area.
Make your advertising 673-7120.
dollar go farther! Lial •-------
your business every day SECRETABY
In the Classified section P /T , Wed-Sun Yacht
o f this newspaper. Club, 1601 Bayside,
642-5678. CdM. 644·9530.
Work after school and on
Saturday getting new
customers for the area's
leading newspaper. Big S Plus
prlz-. trips and bonuees. c .... ce..c.
642-4JJI, ..t ll I
Equal Opportunity Empl~
Secretaries
WORK a s ........ sc .....
that fits Y M !
Ir the routine or school
made you feel too re
glrnented-let us at Kelly
help you be flexible this
Summer!!
You can be a vacation
fill-in or just help out
with a workload !
We 're loo k ing for
employees who are
Cleftls
R•~h
Typhh
s.u.t.-hs
Word Prousson
K•Yln T""'Y
714-640.9321
S1•u @ 1u:
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
660 Newport Center Or.
Newport Beach
Equal Opp Emply
M/F/H
Service station manager,
ex per. Dys or nites. Xlnt
oppt'y. 67J._3320 __ . __ _
SHIPPING DEPT.
nAINH
Excell. co. benefits.
Stead)' work. She must
be iood with numbers
CM. Deltronic, 54S·04P
STATiqi4aY 1---------•1 Store lo CdM needs • salesperson F /time, 5 Secretary
TOP EXEC.
SECRETARY
days. Xlnl working con·
ds. E1peclaUy fine cUen· '
tele . Phone 644-7482 for
app'l Mjr. e lectronics co. 14
seeking a career person
who likes a busy desk, STUDIHTS
hu skills of typing J ob opportunity in
80wp m 6 shrlhd . s po r ts promotion &
llOwpm. We are tn need sale•. P tr. s ummer & •
of an or1aniud, self· year·round work. Call
1tarterwhoen)oysdetaU M Ad 541-4117 It dlversllicaUon. Non· , __ r_. __ ams __ : ----,..· -
1moker. LocaUon close StudentJoba
to all your personal $ I O O O MO T 0
needa-Mlulon Viejo ST'"'-.,... -· !itcel l . benefit• SUMMERORC~RElm
packaie. Salary romm. Due to expan1lon
w1lb u per. Only those company nffdl many
aeeklo1 perman ent aecretarlal, ma.rkelln« _ ___. 4r warebouae poattlons. employment~ apply. WW be flllld lm11Dedlate·
Send resume or leUor of lY· M..t bt It • ~v
appllcaUoo to : Mrs. tran.1portat.lan •be well K 11 e, US91 VI a poomed. Fabrlcao~1_ Slllte toa, Call LQun..3pm
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HelpW..t.d 7100 WllllM 7100 P•Mtwt 1050 AlR COMPRESSOR M•lc.. IMh M.-lo p lo-A.. Sal • ...... ................. ....................... ....................... Portable 230 It' hp tw~ .. ,..,_I ft IOIJ ~-..t 9030 .... owwr 9040 vn, 9060 TIACta SOFA cyl, l25PSJ , Uke new .••••••••••••••••••••••••• :;r:r.;~-.;;~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Science, Grade 1·8 WoaD 9 n creamt .J $.195, 6'~9182 Gullar, Ovalloo acoustic Mere , 75 Outboard I 71/:a' I.... Santana 20 Main, Gen,
1981 ·82, Mon.-Thura'. PIOCISSIHG que gold vetv::'~~: Mi.. 1 IOIO e atrlns w /caae ' entlne.80bp,dnt cond Tri-bull. RebltVolvo ad JXlb,Spok.r.Neverr1aced
8·»12·30 Calir creden 11 . ..ca •IO. 5'00/080 lve m l M.50 957-«l30 cond 645-4998 Int cond 16200/080
tia11. ·c~thollc. N B ce eJ1t condition ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831·'897 r Rick t# a . MS zu•. <71•)54»-7922
&M-UM 18:1.S-2:30). -Cullthnnumber ~~c:· :f:'iP~uwbo :ina.rt1 GAME SHOW PRIZE. or · Perko 2-brnr alcohol PACIFIC CHJLDE 1923
Kelly wants lo help! chain LIKI; NEW• ~ S I L V ER 0 J FT Office f'Wul•• & stove, Evlnrude 3HP F s I
TeacbPeRr•SCHOOl each'. Call <71') ~~T~JfA~E worth ........... IOll motor $350. 2131596-1588 or a e ~~~~~.!1~1~_s:i~.
• IJ).1441 971-7352. 5'6·9JlS ae al '750. ••••l•••••••••••••••••• aft S. 675-8711
Te a c be rs and 147-~491 Roval 560 orr1·ce al•e
S bst. _ ___.~... • ' .. 8·man Avon Ufe rart B 1• u llUletln~eustar\· * * I BUY * * Phone-Mate Telephone Typewriter. Xlnt cond. repacked 4/81 . Xlnt. a Ing now thru summer Anawerine Machine $200. Remington office ~ 1ner
A•--in rau ......, ........ Good used Fwniture Is m•" I ""-., ...., W9S. 673-4220. _..., __________ 1 Wane . OS6, Mag JI, Appliances-OR I Ill with warranty 179. With .... ua .,....,wn.er ....,. I 3 27 Ft.
TE A c HER s & Vydec,CPI',Luitron,& aellorSELLforYouw remoteSl49.750-3791. 55l·SS38. WANTED: Atomic 4
EDUCATORS wanted ~l~s~~~%!~:~iirment. MAST&S AUCTIOH All year Bubble Pool Peta 1017 enclne w/trans. run Fty lridl)lt
P /T, lo manage sm busi· 64'-1616, 13).9625 Enclosure, 30 x SS. Xlnt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~9:a0 Be f . 11 am ' ~ c.-.
n ea a . Mr Murr a y '750/offer. 6'2·9656. GerM SMp ,_. G•l,...~ 846.8559 NOT AN AGENCY I IUY FURHITUIE AKC' shots. s2So /Up D I •
TEACHERS NEVER A FEE Lea 957 8133 Lon lcllo4Mt 544·1697 2 . 1' DINGHY't ":w-. I JO
pen1ngs pre-school-8th Qlr1" livered. Perfect for ame ear wckaliel Sl50ea. 673-7724 o •o ~·
'7 9 SClflPOl"O Cp. s spd cua( wbeefs . Z7
mpg, xlnt cond.
968-043!
25' O'Day, w /lrlr & slip,
full y equipped, like
new. (213)592-5801
'79 525 Santana. race re·
ady, w /6 baga or sails.
must sell 497 427 1 0 . IEL[~· W a In u l dres se r Helium Bouqueta de-T p I ,.A Good coodition V I
grade. Also physical w /bookshelf. matching every occasion. 673-4419 w /cage & au, SJ.SO or GRr lJ ASHING education. Dedication, se"'v•c e s de1k & cbr. Gd. cond. beat. 548-MlT all 6. Ut loah, Slp1/
lntegrity, at.amina nee. EO.E. M/F/H 846-3895 Dis c ount Co upon , p•--& Doclla 9070 for challengmg & re· Eastern, 503 off, lo NY, ,_, OnJ-t 1090 7.5 HP G-1f1.-.. BQATI ...................... .
warding opportunities. Cbokmcaps.e dhbdlboe aBrdR, daeblte, $100 {0BO. 673·5206 •••••••••••••••··~··••• Goodnmner. $150. • Side Ties for rent. C arden Chri s tian Work early summer eves;836-1900days. WURLITZER, sp1nette 673-7724 GRrlT OCEAN $8·$10/f\.tlurry'
Scbool,6'6-9607. eves. & wkends P tr. dresser, etc. $100. model4410,two44·note 1~~~~~~~~~!'I U. 646-44111
Welcome new residents. 495·9653 Airless (Binks Super B) key boards, 13 pedal I· ANO BAY BOATI
TELEPHONEROOM Hospitality Hos tess all new packing, like notes, auto tone cont~I. • Wanted: slip for classic
34 · sailboat & boating
priv. 830-CBIS, 770-0771. SUPBVISOR needs arewgoodpeople Drk tan Naugah id e new $850. Priced lo sell earphone jack, solid l HPSaacpl GREAT ON GAS!
Exp'd .CostaMesaarea. C ar & typewrit e r Couch, chr & hassock, 875-3774 maple w /malc hing Long shall, xlrlt cond.
C II d d SSOO. 3pc comer group bench. 1400 cash or S450 $200. 673-7724 M~r~h!t,S.-4941 ask for nee e S47-300S. $150. Round maple Kit Hvy duty trlr hitch ~-delivered. 547-1845 GREAT PRICE!
erch•6-lbl w /leaf & 2 chrs. $150. Choir robe, new, Royal •••••••••••••••••••••• Wardrobe $50. End tbl Blue. $40. 548·5691 , Oakpianoby Baldwin Monica 1000 lb. winch $12,000
Wanted. Balboa Isl on
shore mQOr1n g Call Ed .
aft 5 PM , col lect
213/393·6~3
1005 $50. 642-1028 548.5967 Good lone. Teacher -w /400' chain, $1500 or 675-3388. Ron 1----------I ----------1 reas. 963-8840 anytime. best. 760-2581
TELEPHONE
SOLICITOR
For Laguna Hills los.
agt $4 .00 per hr +
comm. 2 hn per even-
ing, 4·5 dys per wk.
WANTED TO BUY Dining room set, table, MOTORCYCLE $300 6/chairs, butch& buffet. WATERBED 1175 Baby Grand. 50·· Kim· &oats, lltower 9040 xlot cond. 548-3967. 540-1141 bell. French style, fruit •••••••••••••••••••••••
855·8325
I buy old guns ,
diamonds, ivory, jade & collectibles. CaU (714) l•--------.iNEW Mother n~s baby
-----• 972·4926&asklorDane. 9 ft sofa for sale. needs items· Small dresser,
wood , Xlnt cond . & JI' l ertrwn SF. 1979.
beaut. $3500 837-1921 l.thr "'-MW. Sa•• 9-4pm
Tel e pho ne o pe r a tor some upholstering, carseatandstroller. w 1some secretarial Old Oriental Rugs Wanl· hardwood frame, gold 646-7263 Wurlitzer Electric Piano,
work. Gd salary. For in· ed, any size or condition. suede cloth $4.5. 6 metal ---------good cond. Sacrifice .
terview Call 548-2271 Mr. Call 0 ·800) 553-8003 bridge chairs, need re· Redwood 2x6 's , x Int $350 /ofr 673-2641
o•er $40,000. Owftr.
675-6670, 67).4585
J3' OWENS BRIG S 1F
w /Newport Slip, new
'64 Century Resorter
21 ft, classic mahog.
673-2328
18' Glas par Cabui Boat
O /B Me r e 100 hp
Vanson trlr bait t ank.
all access + can\ as
546-8301 Must sr ll now
3 5. + Mooriltq
With 20' Sai16o at
$14,2501080. 968-3965
SUI'S
A •a ll MOfttll to mo
Iasis. Ma l O' onral
$10 per day.
675-7100
Daboub painting. $15. May be decking. 8 to 20' long. S TYPE seen nights till 7 PM or New load just arrived. Piano , ne ve r used .
Wurlitzer upright, $1200
or best 760-2581
crusaders, trans & pro-ata, Rftlt / T ...a.....&1~
ps Radar, pilot. bait Charter 9050 .~.'f.4:~••••••••• TELElltHONEPROS ROLLTOPDESIC weekends. Call SS1·443S Save at ss• per rt.
Set a pp'l s for our Turn of the century. (Irvine). 846-9885 anytime tank. Halon fire system. •••••••••••••••••••••• C ir-L../ $37,500~7246 •IMMAC 28'·34· BOATS am~rt, .-9120 ---------I 6/l2mo. plans prepaid Reid salespeople We 're look· Sohd Oak. Compl.1~~~~~~~~~~1 IV ing for e xp'd MJF , good restored S2200/ofr 1: 6 rt redwood picnic table. EIS & POND wo rking cond, (your 494.5057 Couch $90. Coffee tbl Brand new. $75 646-9685 Studio Spinet. Xlnt
place or ours). Hourly w /end lbls $45 pr anytime cond, Sl200. In Costa
wage. $4/hr .. bonuses ---------1 963-0768 or 842.8668 aft Mesa, will De liver.
l8' Bay Coc~il cruiser. from $189 /mo including ~··•••••••••••••••••••• red & white cano py slip lessons 7141964.5994 79 Bethany tent trlr,
Character boat parade ' $1995, sips 5. htr. s mk,
s~~~ 05r4~:.~a1T.sk for fl bba ll ... iqutB 6PM. Po;~~~!io!n~~ 170. (714 )338-3751
winne r 673-S U R F , loatt, Sall 9060 stove. lights, new ures.
673·7677 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497·5144 c~ ~u Bdrm II t d rk t k 2 894-6196 S.wllHJ MachiMt 1091 e . a ea , I ••••••••••••••••••••••• -'79 Montgome r y 10' , -w /sails. motor , xlnt New 8 Gem Top camper
cond. Must sell Asking shell Alum111um. Telephone Sollciton Wholesale Warehouse dressers. 2 mirrors. 21 Are you tu-ed of workin~ MEW SHIPMBfT bedside tbles & king Everyt ..... g Goes' INDUSTRIAL Sewing
full time for part time? 0o...1 s••f ..... OW bdboard, $1175, King 1•1 • Machines Straight n~ MONEY? " -" size Simmoms bed & Merger forces boat die. $400. lndust. Singer
I Wh y not try working Open 9am-6pm Daily frame, s;a65, round din. manufacture r to Ii· Zig-Zag t650. 833-1526
part lime for full time Commerce Park tble & 6 Bentwood quidate. Huge savings Sporting Gooch 8094
money Work 2"24 hrs (3303Harbor Blvd, #Cl chairs, -".other mlS· c on pne umatic hand ••••••••••••••••••••••• · "" Nextto4~ Freeway) ........, tools, light machinery, per week in plush new Costa Mesa 751_2070 furn. All prices negotia-fbe 1 h & cc· MacGregor Tourney offic e In the Santa ble. 551·8158 1 rg ass, s op 0 ice irons. 2·9, good cond.
24' Searay F/I
Twin 165 Mere. 110 ,
electoronics. full c..'Over
traile r , USCG equip
730-2027
1979 Wellcraft Scara b.
37 7 ft .. Sunburst , twin
454s Bea. w /hydro hoist.
Many xtras. 759-1913 Ana /Costa Mesa area equipment. furniture, $65. 894·6196 49·· w Ln .....tA I b boat hardware. un· ------Corwell estab. company. Early 1950 Coca Cola a ut.,.......sta t ls finished.bay cruiser. 14 ' Catalina Rowin g
Earning potential of $220 machine, upright, ~00 w 14 uphol chrs, xlnl misc. items Sat. May TY, Rodio, Wherry -$350 14 ' Lado
per week Call 835-8883 or best offer. M9-2478 cond. $350. 64S-S9l6 30 & Sun. May 31 Duf. HIR, Steno 1091 Mode l Glasspar, hke for a ppt r · Id Y h • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ----ILouis XIV sofa, 2 chars. NEVER USED. Sofa bed l~~h ac ts. 660 W. Beautiful Color TV. 2 yr new , 2SHP J ohnson
Telephone ottoman, like new, Sl.70, sofa/loveseat $315, ' .M. wrnty . Free deli very $850.573·0l4.9
GREAT SUMMER S1800/best. 760-2581 Q.n br $MO, glass lop 0 U R DRINK I NG $148. 646-1786. 40' ELCO
d JOIS dmelte $290. matt/box W A T E R I S -.. --------Live·a ·board, bristol
5 i mediate openings Persian crpt, Tabriz, sprgs, twn S75. full 185• POL TED' Purchase 25 RCA Console Color cond .. beautifully de·
talk gonourtelepbone. llx18, geometric design, qn $12S, more!! TIO-OOOl from me ~ Reverse TV, ~I.most new, perfect corated, even bas stall
deep voices preferred. g 0 0 d c 0 n d • $ 7 5 OO · Sgl canopy bdrm set· 12 Osmosis Purifier or dis· condition $325. 557·9975 s how e r Comp I e t e
Mon-Fri, 5-9pm. Come 9Sl·&t28, 832-6147 awiv. 25·· bar stools.' dk tiller. Pure water, less looh & Mariae w /2·427CJ Chev engs, 2 5
$1250, call eves 832 9508 548-3967 __ _
ROBI 12 for sale Xlnt Pilgrim 81 ~· cabover ,
cond. $575. 675 5265 aft 6 self contamed. Jacks
& weekends. $750. 645·<B20.
Sant.a 20
Barienls, Ha rk e n
Blocks, anodi1,ed spars,
spinnaker gear. 4 bags
Elliot Sails . T railer
Full cover, dry stored at
BYC .. Too man} boats.
must sell $6.500. 545 1476
14' Sunfish Sailboat. good
cond, xlnt for summer
$380. 673-264J
22' Columbia Sloop, 9H P
outboard. VHF radio.
w /slip $6,000. 645·4991
d ys, 67~ eves.
-..otorbed llb1 91 40 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'1 oped f o r s al e
$300 /OBO As k for
Patricia
548-4510 ---
'79 PUCH MAXJLUXE
Xlnt cond, just tuned
$400 545· 7884 aft. 5
-..otorcyclH/
Scoohn 9150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
76 350 HONDA 2.000 mi
$700 MOVING, MUST
SELL 545-0231 by 1180 North Coast Applawc" 10 I 0 red naug; 2 red velvet than I< a gal Reas San-Eq-',....,.. Onan Gen .. cruisers at
Hwy, Laguna Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• chairs· 8' sofa· twin box dy, 752·Gn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 + knots. Terrific sea weekdays ~fter 2pm. 1st HARBOR AREA spring~ & fra~es; 4"'-1' M I I G...eral 9010 boat at S39.500. 673-0149. Laser. Gd cond, new ·75 .Honda C8360T, xlnt
come. lsthired. APPLIANCESERVICE dresser; coffee table. 'C ~ 1 IOll ....................... 548-7302 mast, cover 1700 cond, new helmet $700
Telephone Sales office We buy used appliances Reas. 646-9206 .... :~!!: .......... Non-profit org nds your --------____ 67_3-_3074 Call (213)842-6095 eves.
needs exper1e ed 1 --we sell recood, guar. CONN. D' boat, plane. car. etc. 80 Mako, 19", 8' beam. - -nc sa es appliances. 549.3077 Cherrywood Bdrm set .•rector tro m-Liberal tax deduction (loaded). Must see. Pvt 4 Sail Siar.er. yello with Fantastic buy! ·77 75_0
help. Easily earn up lo $350. Pecan Din rm set bone with .c.ase . Ex-advantage. 2131654·2341 Pt Y. 213 /469-6366 , many a ccessories Honda. less than 6K mi
S9/hr. Call497-4198. I I IUY Am.IAHCES Sl50. Lmps, $25. Lawn cellent condition, $100. -71.e /675-21685. Sll.900. (714 )76(}.1829. lmmac -extras ONLY
Les 957·8133 mowers SlO ea 548·1931 675·8~2 aft.er 6PM. AVON LIFE RAFTS --$1595. Must see. 673-4068 TESTTECH. S300 Cash OtScount n · cabin cruiser, xlnt Cor o nado 27 1nbd ,
AC high current power Ref ·g r t r · .... k w /exec cbr .. c"" 2 BASS FIDDLE. German W/Del1"ver 4"" '""" cond w "•Ir ..... c:JV\ r1·rm h1"nged mast s p1nn Motor HotMt, Salev.
I b r1 , ros ree, ice wi • ....,.,; made·. Value Sl400. Isl """"""v ,., ~ a · Needs person with k Uk -o gsl h ..,,.,.. f"I b 213/c96·1S88 aft 5. VHF.Npt Sl1"p.· $13,500° Rfltt/S~ 160
I I ma er, e new_,. c rs..,vu ea ; 1eca S49Stak""."n9t82 " ....... ~ organ zat on-good re-548.8513,548-4485 S400. ~ .. ......,. NEW 10' DRAKES 642·6!l4l •••••••••••••••••••••••
cords a must. Good 645-6923 Fender acco"•lic, 1979. $175 or best offer JI ft Chris. VHF. C/B, WE C & u SELL
future with a growing All in vry gd cond. GE ...., B ·38ll e ncl head, slip avail Hobie 14 & 16, w """ company. Xlnt wage & refri g , uso. Sears '5"' round walnut table, I good cond, $250 or best Fun boat. great shape trailers. Sl200 & $1600. YOUR R.V.
benefits. Located in San Washer & dryer, $250. leaf 24 ··. 4 chairs, $l2S orrer. 548-4618 __ Want Ad Help? 642-5678 $8900 or ofr. 644-8477 Xlnt cond. 673-2780 559-1304
Juan Capistrano Call 839 0825 646-5'82 -Tom J ohnson for app't : ~ MisceM•10. 1010 Misceltaneo. 80IO MisuM•ICMll 1010 Mlscelloneom IOIO RENT . 22 · lux mlt
(714 )831-9640 Refrig frost free, clean, tiaroge Sale 8055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••I••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Sips 6. self-cont
E.O.E works. S140Day 833-5453 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $295 wk + 8' m1
eve 646-9907 May ~J..24; 1.5031 Sabre 640-8585.
TRAVaAGEHT --------1 Ln, ffB. Furn. wtr &
Looking for a change or Washer & Dryer, xlnl trundle beds, bike, chrs,
pace ? Experienced cond. Avocado green. 897·8447 vacation agent is needed $350 pr. -------
for a large multi branch 641·0763 551.9183 For sale: Gas dryer ,
agency in Irvine. Xlnt ---------1 elect washer. 8" sofa,
salary & ben. Opp. for G.E. refrig Sl.25: fold-up din tbl, Lmps, 50·· round
advancement. Call Tom-bike SSO : pcirt-a-power 1lasa v. ",etc. 1.975 Pon
mie 833·2977 SlSO. 642-1353. Dun lei gh Cir, N . B.
TRAVEL AGENT for
busy Irvine agency.
Minimum 2 yrs recent
exper. Computer exper.
pref. Qualir1e d only.
957-2700.
640-6437 WA NTED: Bar type ---------
refrig, 4.5 cu ti. max. ---------Clean, nr new. 847-4116 EST.ATE SALE
Gold Washer & Elec. MAY 27 128 /29
Dryer, 6/mo old. Both Place: 201 ~lcspur &
for $300. 964-76'96. Ocean Blvd. Corona del
Typist /Reception ist ---------1 Mar. Time 8:30 am to
(50-SSwpm): wage~ hr-llcyclea 102C 3pm . Large 2 story
I f ••••••• •••••••••••••••• home w /antq fumllure, y, pro . appearance; 1·5 d II ScbwlonDlxCruiser low boy c h sty le , a y ; parking pro· Xlntcondilion,$175 grandmother clock,
vided : law firm in 642-3213 a ntq dressers, spinet,
Fashion Island, NB. ---------cheats, beds, pattern
_64_4_·_7600 ______ -1l•tdla9t4-llriahl02!i glut, china, TV"a .
••••••••••••••••••••••• primitives, trunks,
Redwood 2 by 6's, dnl brkfrt w /desk, new Wolter Woitreu
Apply blwn 9AM &r
12PM . Charlie's Chili,
3001 Redhill, Bldg. U,
Ste. U26, CM
decking. 8 to 20' long. W ID. refrig,. Thia is a
New load just arrived. REAL GOODIE! Come
Save al SS• per ft. early for parking. Vl.sa
646·9885 anytime. at M IC accepted.
HELEHMOUMD
WAR&tOUSE Wrou1bt Iron Fencing. ''j~~~~~~~~~I Earn $50/day. Call aft bJ, gate, 60ft.lengtb $12S,
llAM S40.76S2 6'2..0.35 GAR AGE Is HOUSE
WAREHOUSEMAN """-104 SALE-Boating, sklng, -_,.. furn, at a whole house of
P /lime. Exper. nee. Ex-•••••••••••••••••••••• lhloga in the front yard
eel. co. beneflls. Call: KEESHOND Pupa. AKC. at 717 Narcis1ua CdM
Balboa Marine, 549-9671. Champ tire. M '/F. Pet It Sat/Sun/Mon all day. · E.O.E . M/F/H s bow . Pvt pt y . _.;.___.;.__ ___ :..__
213/697-134Saft6pm. Ho•ellolcl Goodtl065
W AltBfOUSE • • •• • • • • ••••••• • • •• • • • • Wort local. Need im· Ml N · SCHNAUZER Solid Mahocan.Y Dinlnl
mediately. Packers, PUP. Table 36" ll 54", re
material handlers. Tod Sall Is pepper male. ftnlthed $250/080. Ftd·
979-8900 Show quality. Sholl, die Fig Ficua (Pan·
paper• • Ile. UOO. durata) 8' luah 180.
498-0339 _s-. __ un ___ ·_;.o __ ~----1 Weekend Supervisor ,
•AM·noon, S.t/Sun. 16
total hra. Primary job la Chow Chow, AKC, 6 me», Jewelry 1070
belne certain adult auto M, hie· broken, abota, •••••••••••••••••••••••
carrier pkb up papera tz5(). 979-4mTheresa PLAT. I diamond wed·
on time• monitor• de· dlDI rtn1 grade VVS2
liver complahlta called ~ore Bred Bllr Laba. • 1 2 so a ppr • 1 1 a 1 t n b y c u • t 0 me r • . Shott, 12 wb old. liO ea, Sacrtftce ..-ic> 759-lMI
$100/mo ~llPIOM cbeU.. c.UQt,Sltf Oenuln1 Emerald• •
$1.50 hr t.o start. Mutt be 4 MIX• ...,.IS Rubtea. only CO per
21orovtr.VaUdclriver'1 1Jweeb 915.SU.Jaa atootl
Uc. • luurtiaee. CaJJ ' ..,.. 54()..IOO'f UAM-.2PM. A.ale ,,_ .. Y• 1141--------1
for Bob cw 1.-. .. ..................... Allltr.U.o Opala coll.ec·
...... h~loolr alike. Uoe. wm .. u lndlv or WOIDPIOCIS~ Cu lo~ twtehdot. b7 lot. Ver1 n ice
6/0r BMXSl.aUltkt We're IDoftDC...... .-. .. ; tn.-.
TM•. • Tllwn. oaly. Udo p.,._,,...m.IOll ..... a IHI ... A•••« Ollft '
Clalllfttd c "·~····•••••••••••• .. •• rw ua.,~emm
• batiu' ft1 '° teU lllOft • ft ~h«I wllite ..,.. ...... ........ .......
peaplt Qoal u.. Mnlff Pecu cUnAq ''* 95 "' Hr•li .mu.an •P.
J'OQ '-•"to otter. 1'lt Lrt marror .... Oli ":'Tari=~
•t..t ow 1ow,...... ~ palaU.t •· ..... ,.,. eaa ~ ne••> day, 14,1.5171. ... OI'....,,.,.. ...... .
FOR SAFETY ... SECURITY ... CONVENIENCE
Automatic Garage Door Operators by Stanley
LOWEST PRICES
IN ORANGE COUNTY
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Stanley Digital "High Security" __ _..ai----=~~-Radio controls -three signals
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conscientious service.
Springs • ..._clw• • • Ci• ... Doon • 1.,.1n
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IRVINE DOOR COMPANY
Sales & Service
55~1111
I
RESP COUPLE wants
lo rent self-contained
van or 1.8-20 n mot.or
hom e , approx July
13-19. Call 5411-8192
Chev Motorhome. xlnt
cond, cstm body, one or
kind. Calt642-1353. . ~ ---
Trailers, Travel 9170 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"76 Golden Falcon 23'
rrav trlr. xlnt cond. ru1
ly SC. a /c. awnlllg. new
tires. sips 6. w or w.o.
'76 Chevy Suburban
Trailering Special. a/<'.
new tires. 552-1256 aft
6pm. -----
10' 'Trevelte. self cont'd,
sips 2, can be pulled by
compact 64S-<ll20
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Fortale
Datsun Z
motor
+ ott.rparts
761-5137
'72 Pinto Runa bout
Parting oUl .
545-1871
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Tliis V~riety of. fine Sc~ools Could Introduce Jou To A New Tom·orro"
for f urtfter infonnafion
regarding adrertising
placement in dte Scltools
& l111trvcfion1 Directory
call Louise Griffifft,
642-5671 t•f I 11
DANCER-CHOREOGRAPHER-MASTER TEACHER
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JAZZ-TAP-BALLET-MODER N
BEGINNER-PROFESSIONAL
641-8403
3723 BIRCH, NEWPORT BEACH
Defore Excites O.C.
Jimmie DeFore. choreographer and
Master Teacher, creates excitement and
enthusiasm with his perfo rman ce
orie nted style of 1azz and his
contemporary classy 1azz style tap. His
studio offers many levels of Jazz. Tap.
Ballet. Modern, Ballroom, Country and
Special Technique Classes for the finest
in dance training for all levels and ages.
PIANO
LESSONS I
Your home, popular & Improvising.
Julliard trained. BA Degree. I write my
own arranQements for beginners
Call Seth Storm
549-7521
HARBOR DAY sttlJOL
SUMMER SCtlJOL
June 16-Juty 31
Courses for grades 1·12 in selected
a r eas wh ich incl ude : Math .
computer, English, Co mposition,
Reading , At hletics, Drama &
Foreign languages. Students may
take selected classes or stay all
day.
Coll 640-1410 for iwfonMtioft.
JOLEE MILLER
VtX Al TRAININC DICTION
as openings for students of all
ages a nd levels . Graduate
Westmins t e r Choir College,
Princeton, N.J .
546-6985
I , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• i
i PRIVATE HOME : ! TUTORING i • • : (Serving You Since '62) :
• • ! BASIC SUBJECTS !
e lllADIMG • MATH * STUDY St<ILLS • • • : ALL AGES : . .....-. . ~ . • ALL r-D .._"ES • . ~ . • • • Mr. l Rot:Mneon. MA. e
• 01rector/Teacher • • • : 551-5646 : , ........................... .
• BALLET• TAP
• JAZZ • TRIM TO RHYTHM
• CHILDREN • TEENS • ADULTS
Mowleth..,...fw
Classes
Aerobic Worbhop I
'"'~~~j "9"110SlllM1 ~1tt.::9n.~
-962-5440-
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PILOT
TRAINEES
Earn your wings down
under in friendly Australia.
E xceptional train i ng .
reasonable cost, enjoyable
visit. lall Bill Hawkins.
957-8317 after 5 p.m.
"A Prfnte SC ... I Miuttd tt ac.llic Aclimment"
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A Seminar for people who
want to live more effective
lives personally/professionally
1. Discover how to insure effective
communications.
2. How attitudes affect the results we
achieve.
3 How to manage your emotions and
understand others.
4. How to develop good human rela-
tions and solve problems.
5. How to develop more of your
leadership potential and use motiva-
tion .
6. How to integrate goals with self-
ma~agement and manage your time.
DATES: May 29, 8AM·61'M
May 30, 8AM-61'M
May 31 , 8AM·61'M
LOCATION: Newport leach
California State Board Registered
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$1 2 5.00 per person
Please Call 493-0179
l •••••••••••••••••••••••••• I 808 WHITE'S I I KARA TE STUDIO I I FREE KARATE DEMONSTRATION I
I Bob Wh ite. former state. national and international karate I
I black belt champion. has recently opened a studio in Costa I I Mesa. Classes are now being taught. I
I Every new student starts with 3 private lessons. This II
enables the student to get introduced to karate before joining ~ a regular class. The investment for all 3 private lessens is I
I s19.so. ~ I
• Mr. White has taught thousan~ of students in Orange I II Co unty and his students rank as some of the finest in the I I country. Bob White's Karate studio has won the California
I State Championships in almost all age groups from children to II
senior men and women. I If you have been thinking about getting into good physical 11 shape and /or being able to defend yourself. call Mr. White for
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convert ll hdtop, "tra 318 V8, auto, nu titta,
1u tank, 1hell, alarm, clean, '2900. '98·4'142
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WE PAYTOPOOLLAR for top used c a r 1·
foreign, domestics or
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rack. 115M, .i-5144 Ton. Xlnl cond. See w appreciattl M~t seUl.
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This Variety of fine Schools Could Introduce Jou To A New Tomorrow 91tt ........................
Premium price. • 1 ..
paid for a.ny WI~ car
(forelan or domeaUr)
A NNOUNCING
CLIBE RTY CHRISTIAN
ACADEM Y
OPENING THIS FALL
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LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH
5108 Bonita Cen~on Ro•d
Irvine , CA 92715
J ERRY BUNCH, PHtor-Founder
CALL 851-9144
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE
OF MEDICAL & DENTAL CAREERS
'
MIOtC.Al ASSISTING
MEDICAL SECRETARY
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST
MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER
DENTAL ASSISTING (RDA)
DENTAL TECHNICIAN
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DAY & EVE. CLASSES
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2110 THURIN •COSTA MESA
Have a Bad Case of the
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This doesn't have to be the
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1025 Deodw A••·· C.da MeM. C..
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OUI SUMMER ,IOGUM W1U. IHCLUDI MAHY
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Music • Games • Dance • Gymn astic •
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. 549-3103
YOUR FUTURE
IS IN
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Lake Forest Beauty College
proudly announces its
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HUNTINGTON
CHRISTIAN
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Accepting Regletratlon•
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Trained and Exp&ienced
for me n and women who are highly
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We o ff e r th e m ost prestigious
training in t he field of cosmetology.
Training by experts in the "Pivot
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Available on Request)
536411 1
Lake Forest
Beauty College
Associated ....;1h Early
Childhood Development
Cente<
SPONSORED IY: "LAKE FOREST PLAZA"
Lake Fo..-st Drive at Rodcfiekl
El Toro
951-8883 1207 Main St .. Hunt Sch. Co 92648
Reading
Arithmetic
Language
Srt Devi
We would like to welcome J ames Jones to our
staff. Mr. Jones has danced extensively in
Eur ope while a m e mber of both t h e
Frankfurt Ballet in West Germany and later
the Zurich Ballet in Switzerland. Most recent·
ly he partner ed the J apanese prima baller in a
Yoko Morish it a fo Don Quixote at London's
Coliseum. Having also danced with the Los
Angeles Ballet and Pacific ~thwest Ballet
in Seattle he now returns to Corona del Mar
where he 'll be teaching adult classes begin·
ning June 8th a long with children and a
scheduled men's class.
Summer School ... Summer Camp
0
m1tr Jlatrmont t!tcitool
<>RANCE COl'Nn"s OLDF.ST
& FINE:ST PHIVATF. SC/IOOL
Remedial or Accelerated
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WE HAVE THE ANSWER!
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4411. 11• St.
(btwn Tustin & lrv!ne St.}
IA .... Plefll ... ~P c .... ~ ..... 646421 I
for f urffter infonnation
regarding adrerfising
placement in ffte Scltools
& Instructions Directory
call Louise Griffifft,
642-5671 t•f 31 I
SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Hl9h School -SpeedritadlnCJ
and Study Sidi•
Elementary -Remedial and
D evelopmefttal
Classes are run in conjunction with
the Leis ure Services departments
in the cities of Cos ta Mt>sa. Irvine.
and Hunt ington Beach. For furth er
information call 673·2Hi0.
READWRITE Educational Programs
Newport Bea<:h. serving Southern
California for the past dc<'ade.
SCHOOL'S OUT!
CAMP'S IN!
FOR A
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6 10 E. I 7tft St. S.ta Ano
(714) 543.9495
lstoblbhed 190
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tlon al Association of Trade & Technical
Schools.
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752-0900
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'72 Audi 100. 4Spd, $1000
or best offer.
673-1732.
'79 5000S, s ilver grey
w/blue. like new. 11.QPO
mi, loaded P /P For
quick sale only. SB.990.
714·548-8162.
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831-2040 495-4949
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'72 BMW Bavaria. 4 spd,
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'71 2002, good rond
AM /FM cass. s nrf.
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645·6214 . 772-68819
'78 BMWS301
FM cass, top cond .
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+BBS wl\Ls. Sacrifice at
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'75 2002. Factory tan le•
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'78 Datawi 8210 4 ·~· 79 MGB. 18K mllea. '11 COMV•T '83 Bua. SMOO CERT #I VOLVO DEALY '75 yoLVOUS COHTIMPLATIHG '79 Eldorado Diesel, ' : .: e•:':w ~ 682.4 .v:~ ~~S7l~c. llS.&50./of· Beat offer. 538-8597 M e c b • 1 r a r N u IN ORANGE COUNTY! Auto, atr, am.rm. xlnt CADILLAC? 27,000 ml, triple black, tt71 CHIVROLIT • i 111.san a\ e · 5-· , mtr/hreslbatt 51mpa. 1 cond. 642·5111 We specaallie in teases moonioor, CB. loaded, %-21 CAMA.10
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svc . records . 840.9218or6451660 646_9303 540.9467 71 Buick LeSabre. w (:ADILLA , 64.2811.9 US-5700
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'73240Z,nmsgreat,good NEWPORTBEACH Champagne Ed. Xlnt oven. heater, ice box. VOLVO moonrr. wire. ett' steering, 27,961 miles.
cond, sunroof, cass, 751-0900 cond $6500. PP 673-5523 Mech new. xlnt cond. Largest.Volvo Dealer '79 Electra Limited 4 dr 283ZJo'K, lo m1 645 2963 css2v E l l ~..:
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'77 Datsun B210 ••••••••••••••••••••••radials, am/fm /cass. '72 BUS $2500 DIRECT control. crwse control, Bro ugham. loaded' '75CpeD•Vllle Barwirklmports ~·
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S.M9u dy; 493-97lO ev. ~lf:,o~t~~a:ue;,"c~~~se '76 v.w Rab~it, 4s~ !:'.'::'. ............ !??.~ ~·,·r.· ~~-,~}~I~ clock ra~i~':°ioai:!:! t'i~11 ·:~n~~i~~e. ~~r.d~i .~~~ 1 o~n9e~~~0auto: '7~ D ..... 2 .. -1 · 000 · radials lJo Jf • T • Serviced regularl y, ---496-2969 mags, 3'11 eng. 2 barrel ~ . ..va. cootro • aJr, 30, mi. • a ys, am m, H's lime for a r hange. 53,000 m1, xlnl cond '73 Eldo oonv. blue 1n .. , If s mag Con,.,.u-econd -<"" nice -695 64().<234 991-7 carburator, digital ,...r, am m cas · ... v '0
• ....,,""". • -· • " but first I must find a 10 1 .,0 Garo~n Grove 81 $5500 farm 661 ·7194, t/wh1te top SS,000 080 Camaro c lock, am t fm $1500 whls, duel exh., nu 552·8215 eves. good home for The Volv. c ,.. 752·7363 631 2744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 995-8989 Urea. mech per. Ori&. , . '77 Rabbit: Good cond., (4 cyl, 4sp/od, snrf, AC. G.irden Grove 530·9190 ,75 Ca maro, bronie,
owner. $3950 080, 79 Poracbe 928• 7700 ma, sunroof. 58,000 miles. blk tthrl. Well maln· __ __•_ '50,Buick 47,000 original The fastest draw in the au to, AM /FM . A /C.:.,
536·7187 : ~'*,t· t!~e le0a;:~ E v e s or w k n d s tallled '75 244 GL $4,000 Have something lo sell? mL~es . runs great. new West a Daily Pilot p /S. p /B, p rw. p Ilks
'llO '310GX di 18K 714 n 72-9lc.I. 497·6344 Classified ads do at well. patnt. Call 631·7056 eves Classified Ad 64.2·5678 $3200. 631 11110
'72 Camaro
New en&. $2,500
642-5670 , Wt ma, pymts, bat. $26.000. ------
xlnt cond, am/fm CllSS. 838·°'82 aft. 6· Aut H 9800 Aut H 9800 Aut 9800 Autos. H•w 9800 Autos. H•w 9800 A..tos, H•w 9800 Auto1, H•w 9800 :!r~~f:1:00 or best of. '75 Por. 914, 1.8L. 5·spd, •••• ~!· .. .-."': ................ ~!· ... •."': ................ ~!·.~:."':~••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••·-
'71 Dats un 240Z. orig S6200/080
546-0248 owner, only 77,000 mi, 41---------·
spd. air. headers. many '51 PORSCHE
xtras. Must see. $4200. Xlnt cond. VW 1600
M2-2062 Super eng. Runs great! ---------t $4800 or offer. Jim.
'72 1200 CPE 1_536_·5466_. ____ 1 9IOO 64S.9502 loh Royce 975'
'76 210% •••••••••••••••••••••••
$48001000 673-2224 #l DEALER IN U.S.A.
Datsun '72Z Auro, air,
maas. good condation,
while $3800 or best.
ROY CARVER
ROLLS·ROYC£
IMO J•ml1one 846-9263. ---Ne•port .. ll<ll 9725 \'------' ..........
••• • • • • • • •••••• ••• • • • •• CLOSED SUNDAY~
'79 Fiat Brava Like new. . Loaded 9,000 original 1976 Shadow. late series.
miles. Great mpg. Must ~.000 mi, not a mark on
1 a c r if i c e . $3 9 o o at. Brwn & sand 2 tone,
84()..4853. $39,500. 54.9-204.2
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oyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2850 Harbor Blvd. 1977 TOYOTA
COSTA MESA COIOMA WA.GOH
540.9640 s speed t rans ., ai r
'79 Accord, 4 dt, auto. cond., AM/FM stereo,
am /fm, extra moldin&s. radial tires & real nice! . ond pp (258SQC ). prune c . 760--0358 ONLY $3995
'77 Accord, silver , stereo, MllACLE M.uDA
xlnt s h ape. $4000. 2150HarborBlvd.
833-2105. l•lilillillllllillllllSA
'76 Accord, 5 spd, a le. 1 ___ 6_4_S._5_7_0_0 ___
1
am Jfm cass, mag whls, 1979""' Supra Exet' car.
30 mpg on reg. gas, I.op 18K orig mi. Loaded.
cond. $4400. 7J0.0914 $8500 or take over lse
'77 Civic Hlchbk. 39 for $500. 547-5625 da.
38.000 mi, 5 spd, xlnt 644-0997 e~
cond. $3300. 968-3411 ·79 C 0 ROLLA SR 5
Jaguar 9730 Liftback A/C. AM /FM
••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo, rads, $4,700 or
'67 Jaguar 3.8 MK llS all best orrer. 646-8697
or!g. very well "'!atn· '79 Celit'a GT Liftback.
tamed Must Sat'r1f1t'e Clean, loaded! $6295. 846·8570 831·7634, 759-2465.
~:!'!'.•••••••••••!?.~~ '77 SR5 llftback. 63,000 mi, air, 5sp. R & H lug Jn ... Healy rack. $3,495. 85H8S3 Blk/lan. l w owner,
Xlnl cond. ~. '76 Lirtbachk . SRS.
Res 760-8727 wk 851-1632 Stereo. :rt mpg fwy, perf
Mada 9731 cond. 5 speed, $3400,
••••••••••••••••••••••• 846-7171 eves.
'77 Mazda/GLC, 1 owner. '79 Celica ST: Loaded,
22,000 ml. 5 spd, xlnt snrf, a /c, autD. to mi.
cond. 492·8536 Must sell! 673-7320
1980 RX7, anniversary Trt..pll 9767
edit., mint cond. 5 spd, •••••••••••••••••••••••
sunrf, AC, ~te~eo '791'rlumph SpitfireCon·
W/tape, new M1chelin1. verlible, low miles,
831·3231or495-6673 $4988 (092XNZ) Barwick
Marcedes .._ Datsun 831·3311
AUTHORIZED
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DEALER
'831·1740 495-1700
,.
o•••..-9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••
tt75YWIUG
4 cyl. en&iiie, 4 speed
trans., air cond., radio
& more! (036170).
OMLY $3295
Te..odoreRobill1
Ford
2060 Harbor 81.. C.M.
64Z..OOIO
MARK HOWARD
VOIJ(SWA.G84 76 450SE Large selection o r
AU the extras. perfed Voluwagena with com·
cond . low milea1e. peUtlve prices.
Priced to sell. $18,900. • l,U.,..L II--·~:.. J
.Wk da. MG-2530, Eve. & (t/)'rt'!"'11\ "°'""" _w_ll:_e_n_d_•_7_S0._1860 __ . ---· VOllC$WAGIN. INC
'7Z 2SOC 534-4100 2 dr. 1port coupe. Im· 13731 Harbor
maculate. 18200 Tom Garden Grove
rrs-t1'97,en.e210 1-----------1 --------'S0.'65 vw left • ri&ht '72 llercedet 250 Sdn, door, '73 left door. '50
wbt w /belle int, auto, eaeb. Weltem style wbl
AC, All /Fii, lllnt cond. rt.ma for Super Beetle
tTOOO. '4t·70H d y1. $210ea. 548-'7'4
llM·lQfevea •~--~-------------'llO RABBIT "L" mdl. 4
'11 2400 SUct. Am/Fm dr, 1unrf, AM /FM.
xlta tank. •.700. or Priced for quick tale.
Cub dwa ~ .... 55241• Dave, f73-al70
71 .0, Jeon cold, lm-vw Bu. "11. 7 pua, nma
mac, tunrf, PP. sn.~ fi>•, new tinl. tDOO.
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~ U • .-...... Uff4 A11fe1 UM4 ...._ Uff4 ,AMtM,UtH ...... UM4 ,UIH Mtea,UNCI Autot,Utecl ~~. . ... ••.•••• , ........•.•.••.•••• : •.•...••..•••..••••.•• : ••••.••.•.•.••••....••.••................••••........•..•...•..••....•.•..•..................•............... ···················~m .................. . ........... . ' ...... ._. ,,. Cllh...... ttlO CHt .. Hltl tflG N tt40 M•t..., ttll _...... ftll P..tft t• ttH P...tl1• ftH ,,_.,..,... tt70 ,._.rwwrw , ..............................................•......................................................................... , ...................................•.............................................. ,.~,.
1977 CHlftOUT 'H . •·dr convertlble, ''7t Granada, e cyl, auto, 1961 POID ''78 Cutlau Supreme, IU .. llDll TRAMS.AMII lf71 POii> ~: Bt1'tlma1. Loi •dtcl.
M4UIU W4•0M beaut. drk red, on})' TIK A/C, Pl/PB, l ownr, lo MUIJ . ..._ ...... •T Xlnt oond. Landau top, Look lnl for a bar11ln? Lari• Hltctlont Take THUMDmlRD u1t ._. ' Ste t "' •P-Automatto trane atr ml, mu1t HJI $HOO. mt. a'TllO. C.U t to a, 1 ~tu 1 P/8, P/B, alt Am/'l'm Ru i vatueT Come In your choice from •n Auto. trana., pwr. atHr· preolattl e&aoo. ~1,G-41A. con~.. wr. eteert.Di. tilt •tM4. IN·llla, •vet Tae-1880 A~to•r::uc :..::... • ~~o 1ttl'90 '8,000."7"'"' and Ht t~• buy• wt to'll'• C4MTEL> Some Ina. wln~WI tl 11bi;::::i '•ta .,74 wbeellmoret (400NO) C -.... ttJ2 't8 Galaxy 4 dr 1ood brakH Makeoff~r Call Plllto 9917 hav ti Wt rt offtrlnl hard to nnd modela at alrcood., adlo •••••••••••••• '••••• •• · o.... • • · · the lowett pricea ever bargain prices C 115181) · 74 v GT 1.1 OMLY $2191 ••••••••••••••••••••••• traosportallon $650. 642·992•: if no ar,uwer, ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• on c >Ur entire Inventory! · OMLY $3795 eaa • r.1.atchb t T~ Roblllt 1979 CHEVROLET 968-~l PLEASE keeplrytn&! 1976 FOl.D a magnon a magnon TIModote Roblll1 ~e~w g~~~·J!t,,,~::mJtut Ford CQRVETTI T-TOP U..coait tt45 '65 Must, Xlnt cond. Nu PIMTO WAGOH ford $1795. ss ,./·9089 afte!r
2080 Harbor Bl., C.M. Automatic trans .. air ••••••••••••••••••••••• tires. sssoo. Automatic trans .. air • 1 2060 Harbor Bl., C.M. noon. 1 642-0010 cond., stereo tape, tilt '70MARKIJI 642·9254Eves. cond., AM/FM stereo, • . · 642-0010
SEE Us FtRST.t V~~~~· ~w:gs~"bd~t~ MAKEM8fy~~-8119 '74 Mint cood. New paint, ~f1'Uoe~~ck & more
1 point1ac 549-4300 ·pont1ac 549-4300 The fa• '\est draw in . •
23 000 ·i •. ti b tt 4 1 4 o...aLY $1995 SELL Idle items with a Wst. .. a Daily tu~ We have a good selec· • mt es "' more ! res. a • cy • sp, " 21180 Harbor Bl.·al Fair Daily Pilot Clauifled Clas .slfied Ad. Call 1"o tiQJI of NEW & USED (305WXO>. '75 Lincoln Town Cpe. re& gas. $2225, 540.7371 Tlwodote Roblllt Costa Mesa 2480 Harbor Bl.·at Fair Ad d
Cl)"vrolet.s ! OHL Y $11 ,595 Clean. $2250/ot best. Ford Costa Mesa · _!.'_/_64_2_·567_8_. ___ ~
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
MIRACLE MAZDA CallM>5784 Oldsmob• 9955 2060 Harbor Bl., C.M. Ali rtos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 At Ao1, Mew 9100
2150 Harbor Blvd. '79 Versailles. lo ml.I. all ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·0010 ••'••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •· •••••••••••••••••••..,•
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COSTA MESA xtrs , xlnl cond l s l 1975 OlDS 645-5700 0 w n er u 500 1 o Bo DaTA 88
546-1200
'1975 CHEVROLET
:· IMPALA
Automatic trans., pwr.
steering & brakes, air
cond., vinyl roof pkg ..
till wheel & more !
(147723).
* I I
Automatic t ran s .• 496·5229 AM /FM stereo, vinyl
Manrick 9947 lop & more! (141588).
•••••••••••••ll••••••••• OMLY $1795
'70 Mav. 2 cir. good cond. Theodore RobiH ~eds some body work, Ford
'72 Pinto, new tires, good
cood. aeoo. must sell
Eves 962-5340
'76 Pinto Rwiabout
Craia stereo. mags, lo
mi, $1800 firm. 675-1020 MEMOltlAL DAY·.
OMLY $2195
Theodore Robins
NEW 1981
CORVETTES
THREE
4 SPEEDS
TO CHOOSE RtOM
CORMIER-~LILLO
CHEVROLET CO.
l714J 847-6087
ust sell. ~ or offer.
9.3112 2060 Harbor Bl .. C.M.
642-0010 Merury 99501--------
••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 CUTLASS
ORANGE COUNTY'S BROUGHAM
'76 Pinto Wagon, lo m i,
auto, ps, am /fm /8trk.
$2500. 847-5590, 848·4540.
r1yMHth 996 ELL-A-BRA TION
c: Ford
2060 Harbor Bl .. C.M.
642-0010
FINEST 77 2 door hardtop with
LINCOLN·MERCURY power seals & windows.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1977 PLYMOUTH
rREMIER WAGON
Auto. trans., speed con·
trol, AM /FM stereo. tilt
wheel, custom ext. & more! (254180).
. OPEN ALL DAY! SATUROj\Y, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY!
DEALERSHIP till, stereo. air cond., Landau top. (8USPT) NEW 1981 SUBARU 'HERE IT 15 ••• the
'77 Monte Carlo, loaded,
airt! cruise. xlnt stereo,
$2100. 831-8522 eves;
97S.3150 days. *
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LJNCOLN-MERCUR.Y
16·18 Auto Center Dr. SD Fwy-Lk Forest exit
·so ! Monza, xlnt cond. CoMCJGr 9933 IRVINE
1 (, 0 O 0 m i . a i r , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 830.7000 a~ /fm /stereo /8-trk. '70 Cougar XR7 converti· 1978 Mf:RCURY
. $51100 /080. 548·6054, ble, very rare & nice 64~2156. $3250. 552·7715, 638·1131 ZEPHYR WAGOH
$3995
Automatic trans., pwr.
'79 :Malibu Landau, V8, '77 COUGAR XR-7-$2900 steering & brakes , e,.am t.M;UNA.:UU8Jl.Qm
full pwr. s unrr. top allxtras.P /P. AM /FM stereo &more!
co(ld. ~125. 5.51·6317 aft 549-1414. <F53568).
OMLY $3195
Theodore Robins
Ford _zooo Harbor Bl .. C.M. ,
642-0010
'67 Plymouth Valiant. 6
cyl, 2 ·sets tires, clea1 i .
$400 firm. 752·2282 bet w
8 :30-5 :30, Dan C•r
Katherine.
4DoorS1d.IDttiae
4 spd .. front
disc power asst.
brakes. adjustable
reclining bucket
seat, steel
~~
6 Ford 9940 ONLY $3395
'76 ~aguna Malibu, looks ••••••••••••••••••••••• Theodore Robins
ESTATE SALE
'77 Omega, 4 dr. silver
w. black lop, lo m i.
M·F . 8·4, 759-4382.
Ply mouth Arrow '7 7.
Auto trans. A /C,
AM /FM radio. Me ti.
silver w /wht intr. 27,1000
mi , xlnt cond. 01.-i,g
owner. Asking $2.800/ bst
ofr. 675-1906
belted white walls. radio. heater. electronic re ar
window defogger. (216181)
g<>j>d. runs good, many '72 Ford Gran Torino. Ford
xtsas . A steal at Sl6SO. Rec . tuned. P /S, nu 2060 Harbor Bl., C.M.
67$·7978. ~ tires & battery. must 642-0010 '76 Cutlass Supreme:
sell. $850 080. 675·7288 Xlnt cond .. a m /fm l '7 1( C h evy Im pala , wkdys8toll:30AM. MntattcJ 9952 s t ereo & c assette ,
lo4ded. $2,895. ••••••••••••••••••••••• p /windows , p/seats.
• 64().5234. '66 Galaxy Con• '66 Mustanc) s:uoo. 64().4-065
, 352 VB Automatic. mech Classi'c·great cond. Cc:t!inental 9930 ood '73 Cutlass Supreme. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• very g . Many parts $2150. p tP 752-1833 ••• ••••••••••••••••••• replaced. Needs some loaded, mint cond. Must '70 Catalina Pontiac. 4
'75!Mark IV, gold, lux. body work . Enjoy '67 Mustang. xlnt paint. see$2,100.559-7915 door,exlntconditiort
incr. All power. Com-through the summer. gd interior. runs great 675-1494 fortable. $2500. 838-2747 restore in the winter. c 11 6 4 6779 '76 Starfire V6 5sp. PS, -------
• $900 o r b est o ffe r . a 4 · PB, tilt,Cln. nu clutch '78 Firebird T -r oof.
SEJ,.L idle items with a 675-4357 '65 Mustang, xlnt cond. $2,800/080638-3821 am /fm , 8 track., lo
Dfily Pilot Classified 1---------must sell $2500 Firm. miles. xlnt cond, be·st of·
Ad . Classified Ads 851·0257 or ~2838. fer 831-8417 .
Pontiac
• ~ : ATLAS CHRYSLf:R..PLYMOUTH NEWPORT DATSUN
a. magnon subaru
2480 Harbor Blvd., at Fair1 Costa Mesa
549-145l or 5494300
I 01 LOMGrllE rOMTIAC
•2929 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Tel. 546·1934. 3 blocks
: south ot San Diego Freeway oft Harbor Blvd. Complete
~ bodyshop. Sales Service. Parts.
888 Dove Street. Newport Beach. Tel. 833-1300. At the
triangle ot Jamboree, MacArthur & Bristol. Sales.
Service. Leasing, Parts. Fleet Discounts to the Public.
13600 Beach Blvd., Westminster. Tel. 892·6651. Orange
County's oldest and largest Pontiac dealership. Sa res,
Service. Parts.
! IEACH IMPORTS ~ l)ove Street, Newport Beach. Tel 752·0900. Call us.
~·re the specialists for Alla Romeo. Peugeot & Saab.
ft l
! THEODORE ROllMS FORD
0 HOWARD Cl*VROLET
Dove/Quall Streets, Newport Beach. 833·0555. We
speciallze·ln Corvettes! And our body shop is one of the
best! See the all·new '82 Cavalier now on display!
0
DAVID J . P .. LLIPS IUICl.flOMTIAc-MAJ.DA
Sales • Service • Leasing
24888 Alicia Parkway
• UNIVERSITY HONDA
2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Tel. &40-~0. 1 Mile
South 405 Freeway. Sales, s8Nice, parts & leasing.
• SAMT A AMA DATSUN '
2001 E. 17th Street, Santa Ana. Tel. 558·7811. YoJ r.
a. magnon pontiac :
2480 H•bor Blvd., at Fair, Costa Mesa
5494300 or 549~ 1457
COSTA MESA DATSUH
2845 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Tel. 540-6410. Serving
Orange County for 16 years 1 Mite So 405.
• SUNSET FORD. IMC.
(Home of Willie the Whale). 544Q Garden Grove Blvd ..
Westminster. Tel. 636·4010.
..,
•• 1
FRANK rROTO UMCOLM-MERCURY
Service and Parts Department always open 7 days a ~Modern sales, service, partS, body. paint & tire depts.
; Competitive rates on lease & daily rentals. 2060 Harbor
• Blvd .. Costa Mesa. 6'2-CX'10 Of S4<HS211. Laguna Hills , .
._i !llll ...................... 19'1!!!!111 .. ~~----------------... 11!!1 ..................... ~ ........................... ·.~~ 837-2400 Original Dedicated Datsun DMler. week 7:30 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. 848-7739.
• • • • r-JOHMSOM Ir SOM UMCOLM MHCUIY MARK HOWARD VOUCSWMHM, IMC. MIRACLE MAZDA COMMELL CHEVROLET ~,.
2826 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Tel. f>.40.5630, 57 Yeara 13731 Harbor Blvd .. Garden Grove. Tel. 534-4100. Large 2150 Harbor Blvd., Coate Mee&. Tat. 645-5700. ft1 dl J&lar
of friendly family seNlce -Onange County's oldeat Lin· stocks ot new Volkswagens at unbeat.ble prices. In So. Calif. See the all new 1981 GLC. -
2828 Htrbor Blvd .. Coste Mesa. Over 20 ye1r1 serving
Orange County! Siles, leasing, .-vioe. Call 54fl-120C);
1P9Cl1I p1rta line: 5'46·9400; body ahop fine: 764-0400. />:" coln·M•rcury dHlerahlp .
............................... ~ .............................. P.!! ..................... __ ., ..... ~ ........................... .. . . •. ,_.,
SOUTH COAST DOMI 2• Harbor Blvd., Coit.a Met& Tel. 540-0330. RV Mrvlct
apeclallatt. custom van conversions.
IARLI llCI TOYOTA-VOi.VO ALLIM·OLDSMOllu..CADILLAC CHICK IVHSON POASCHE-AUDl-VW -1\
1986 Harbor Btvd .. Colla Meta. (714) &46·9303 or SUIARU-6MC TlUCICS 415 E. Coa11 Hwy., Newport Beech. 673-0900. The onJ11i
54()o.9467. #1 Volvo dHler In Or1nge County and when San Oleoo Fwy. 81 Avt~~no Ceplt1flrino In • oe11ershlp In Orange County v.11h these three great
you uk for I Toyot11t Elflt lkt'a, you get ltl Leguna Niguel. Tit. 131 . m1kea under one rooll
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