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Home My WebLink About1981-05-26 - Orange Coast PilotTUESOl\Y MAY ·1 1111:1 • • • • • • YllR Hllfllll DlllY PAPER OR ANG E COUNT V. C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Doctor to jail? H i gh court gets MacDonald's murder case Tbe U.S. Supreme Court like this decision (by the agreed today to decide whether Supreme Court) will prolong it former Army physician Jeffrey for a few more months. R. MacDonald must return to "We'll continue to fight this prison for allegedly alayin1 bis batll~ that we've fought for 11 wife and two young daughters in years," MacDonald said. 1970. .. He al.so complained that the The justices will review a rul-government won't accept what ing that overturned Mac-he claims is new evidence im- DonaJd's conviction for the 1970 plicating other people in the killings at Fort Bragg, N.C., on murders. grounds that MacDonald's right MacDonald, 37, has been out to a speedy trial was violated. of prison on bail and working as Ir the Supreme Court re-head of the emer1ency medical instates the conviction, Mac-section of St. Mary Medical Donald, now livinl in Hunt-Center in Long Beach. in1ton Harbour, would have to He consistently has contende4 ~.._l'D.., prilOft ader a life~ 11ntf 1Mf clral«nM '111Jilpl9" ce. invaded his on-base home the ast July, the 4th U.S. Circuit night of Feb. 17, 1970, and com· Court of Appeals overturned milted the murders. His preg- MacDonald's convictions of 1979 nanl wife, 24-year-oid Collette. and be was released from and their two children. Kimber- Terminal Island federal prison ly. 6, Kristen, 3, were beaten after serving almost a year and stabbed to death. there. Police found MacDonald - "It's been a long hard 11 who at the lime was a captajn in years," MacDonald said today the army Medical Corps as- in an interview over radio.· signed to the Green Berets - •·we thought the appeals court suffering from 20 stab wounds. decision had ended It but It looks <See DOCrOB, Page AZ) Oallyl"lletSIMf...,_ COURT WEIGHS FATE pr. Jeffrey MacDonald 'Spider Man' 1; police 1 Acr obat scales tallest building, then jailed C HICAGO <AP > -Still dressed as a comk-book hero, Daniel Goodwin was In jail to- day as he expected after becom- ing the only person ever to climb to the top of the world's tallest building -on the outside. The 25-year-old professional acrobat and gymnast from Las Veeas, used suction cups and metal clips to climb up the metal-and-glass west side of the Begi,n offers peace talks uith Lebanon Sears tower on Monday. outwit· ting authorities who tried to stop him and bringing cheers from dozens of spectators 110 stories below. It took him 7'h hours, battling 40 mph winds. "He agreed that this wasn't. something everyone should do," said Jack Rimkus, the police of· ricer who arrested Goodwin atop the 1,454-foot building. "He srud he expected to spend a few days in jail." Goodwin, still wearing his c ustom-made, red-a nd-blue "Splder·Man" outfit, was led away in handcuffs al the sum· mil. He was held for investigation · of disorderly conduct, criminal trespass, and criminal damalle to prope rty, Police Cmdr. <See SPIDER, Page AZ> Pair heat flush Stashed cash elates lucky couple TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -George and Florence Posnansky and plumber Bill Flood are a little bit r icher today. thanks to a stopped-up toilet. Mrs. Posnansky said she call ed Flood when the toilet at the townhouse the couple bas owned for 14 years recently stopped working. \ BLOWING IN THE ~D -This cascade .at Fashion Island du · Newport Beach's an- , nual Arts 'F~sUval created by balloon ' artist Treb Reining of Angeles. It took five DlllllrNlt ...... ....,...._ hours to put helium into the streamers which were cut free each night. He also designed in- Jlationary decor for one of President Reagan's inaugural parties. TEL AVIV, Israel (AP> - Prime Minister Men acbem Begin has of(ered to open peace talks with Lebanese President Elias SJITkis In Beirut or J erus~fem, Israeli Radio re- report s aid Begin ex· ed the offer Monday during a camprugn speech In northern Is_rael. There were no further de- l'1ls and no indication the ta.lb Begin was proposing would in- volve Syria, whose anti·aircraft missiles installed last month In eastern Lebanon have been the focus of the current Mideast crisis. "I was sitting in the living room when he yells out, 'Did you lose anything in here?' " Mrs. Posnansky said Satur· day. She said she went to see what he meant. and he showed her two indentations where bolts held the commode to the floor. 400,000 crowd beaches Gloomy weather, poor surf don't deter visitors ' Overcast skies, nippy tem- peratures and poor surfing condi- Uons did little to dlscourage beach ·•ttendance alone the Orange f;oast on Memorial Day as nearly "°°·000 people crowded in. · The 1loomy weather turned to r ain early t oday. Weather watchers from Huntineton Beach to San Clemente said drizzles started in the pre-dawn hours. Showers were reported later in several areas. Newport Beach bad its beaviesl crowd of the three-day weekend Monday. Ufepards estimated rou1hly 120,000 beachgoera 1pread out their towels even tboup tbetemperalured hovered around 82 degrees under cloudy ~~es. Lifepard CapL Buddy Belabe aald traffic alone the Balboa Sex charges trial opens ·for Robbins SACRAM&NTO (AP) -After HHD DlODth• of d elays and J• al maaeuverina, 1tate Sen. an J1o1tMM WU to IO OD trial toda1 • alM felaa1 cbar1es al· t91inl that be bad Hll wltb two t.eea-a1ed pis. Peninsula became so congested at times that the street resembled a parldnglot. "It was enough lo make you cry,'' he suggested. Alon1 the 10 miles of state beach in Huntington Beach, ne,ar- ly 250,000 people packed in on Memorial Day. Lifeguuds re- ported at least 400 rescues during the three days at Huptinston and Bolsa Chica state be•ches. / At tbe cit strand In Hunt· ington, life arda said 65,000 sun seek en wed up. They reported 139 r cues for the three-day bre)lt. Surf, which had reached ,1ieights of six feet on Saturday, dled Monday. Llfe1uard1 in San Clemente estimated waves of two feet while Huntin.cton guards re- , ported ·~e slappers." Water temperatures stayed around 62 dearees. In San Clemente, 40,000 people turned out during the three days while at Aliso and Dana Point state beaches, 30,000 beach fans showed up. One of the larger~ectacles along the Oran1e Coa Monday was the arrival of the rtgantine Pilgrim at Dana Po t Harbor. More than 200 boats ~Jped escort the replica into the h~r. State beach ca~pJrQunds al San Onofre and, Doheny were filled to capacity all three da)'I although vii~ ~an departiq early Monda When it became clear tbe cl weren't going to lift, offldals aid. There was no official com- ment from Beirut on Begin's of· fer , but the newspaper al-Anwar quoted presidential palace sources as saying the proposal was a "maneuver not worthy of a reply." M illtla c las hes between Lebanese supporters of Iran and Iraq, border shelling In southern Lebanon and artillery attacks on the Christian city of Zable left at least 10 people dead and several wounded overnight, police re- ported today. Pro-Iraqi and pro-Iranian Lebanese Mosiems have been waging their own proxy war since the Persian Gulf war between the two oil-producing nations broke out last Sep- tember. The Soviet-made missiles shot down another pilotlesa Israeli <See..MJDEAST, Pase Ai> There was one $100 bill stuffed in the left well ; nine in · the right. Since the Posnans kys are the original owners of the townhouse, they s peculated the money might have been stashed 15 years ago by a construction worker who for got where he put it. Mrs. Posnansky said she insisted the plumber take half the $1,000. Assembly she lves hill on evictions A state Assembly bill that would list legal causes for evic- tions has been tabled for the year, thus relieving As - semblyman Richard Robinson · from a political hot seat. Robinson, D-Garden Grove, is a member of the 14-member As· other tenants or removal of the unit Crom the rental market. Under current state laws landlords need to offer no ex- planations to begin 30·day evic- tion proceedings. sembly Judiciary Committee ·ORAllGI COAST W'ATfffR which was to decide whether to II l l send the so-called "just cause evlcllon" bill to the Assembly floor. The bill bas been withdrawn from the committee lbis year ' amid fears it wouldn't 1et the votes to keep it alive, said an aide to co-author Tom Bates, 0 - 0aklanct. Cloudy through Wednes- day morning . Partly cloudy Wednesday after· noon. Twenty percent chance of sprinkles or s howers today and tonight. Lows tonieht, 60 along the coast, 6' inland. Highs Wednesday 66 to 73. Robinson, who has remained uncommitted, was con1ldered as JNSIDf TODAY a 1wln1 vote. An aide Hid RobllllOll planned to take a po1i- Uon after a public bearin1 oo the , bill. That bearinl 1cbeduled foe last week, however, wa1 can- celed. ' B ates' aide no ted t hat a tlmUar bW last week paned the state Senate Judiciary Commit- tee on a slim 5-4 vote. He aald tbe AIMmbly 1pouora dldD't want to burl the chance• of the aenate bUl by IAt.roduclq their own. The bWI would allow evictioal onty when landlordl can docu· meAt MVeral coed1Uom1 lDclud· lnl fallu.re to pay rent, aa11U119 to property, d.lltvba.nctt ror - TM ~ can o-i alJ kinlU of ran rMOI from Art Cdmer'1 lfe>re ill Lockport, m .. but the most popWa1' coU t1 for raHlunah. SIOf'JI , photo P•A7. 11111 IAl'f_..,_. At .... au I ........... UL... At ....... ..., ·~~i 'l!F:a t-.. .":: ...., ,, .. • \ I 9"=~~~~1!!11\i!!!!l!!!e!IJ!"'!ll!!'llll .. ._9=;":":";":"':"!::"!';T"'""'~_...------._.~~------------_,----------------..... ----------..,._--------·------------------...----~-- • • • • • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, May 28, 1981 ~· Cle anup b egins in T exa s . AUSTIN, Texas <AP> Soaked furniture was plied out· aide of homes to bake in the sun as resident.a be1an cleanin1 up alter a flood that killed at least nine people, left four others missing and destroyed hundreds or homes. "( t.blnk we are fortunate we didn't lose more lives, when you look at the devastation," said Mayor Carole McClellan. She asked state officials for a dis- aster declaration. A line o f thunderstorms dumped almost 7 inches of rain on parts of the city between Saturday night and Monday morning, quickly pu.sbing water to 20 to 30 feet deep in parts of town. Austin Police Sgt. E rnest Shugart said authorities had re- covered nine bodies, including that of 18-year-old Michael Villarreal, whose pickup swirled into a drainage ditch whirlpool, and an unidentified woman whose Cad i llac was found tangled in a tree 12 feet off the ground. Shugart said four other people were listed as missing, including a mother who was swept away with her baby as her husband watched. Turning back the clock in Dana Point Harbor as 120-/oot brigantine Pilgrim arrives to serve Orange County Marine Institute No damage estimates were available. ··I feel like either laughing or crying, but 1 have better Utlngs to cry about," Jill Mueller' said Monday as she looked through her waler-ravaged home on Shoal Creek. Vintage vessel berthed ·at Dana Point Homes along Shoal Creek suf- fer ed the most damage. The creek. usually a placid stream. wanders from north to south through a residential area and empties into Town Lake. By JEFF PARKER Ol IM IHlfy ""' .... Nearly a century and a half ago, the arrival of the 120-foot trading ship .. Pilgrim'' at Dana Point was not a sight to raise eyebrows -she was one of scores oC massive vessels used in the once-lucrative hide trade. But hundreds of on-lookers gathered Monday at Dana Point Harbor to welcome "Pilgrim 11 ," a full-scale model or the brigantine immortalized by Richard Henry Dana. The restored vessf!l, on loan From Page A1 Crom San Pedro owner Marioni Barich, was c eremonious ly berthed outside the new Orange County Marine Institute, as both an aesthetic and educational focal point. Largely responsible for bring- ing the restored classic south to Dana Point was Marine Institute director Stan Cummings. an energetic 36-year -old who re· cently came from San Francisco to accept leadership of the new institute . "Pilgrim II" typifies Cum- mings' belief that the Orange County Marine rnstitute. located SPIDE R MAN CAUGHT • • • Robert Cuet taid. "ff e said lie grew up where there's lots of treet and had always been impressed with tall buildings od cities," Rimkus said. T h e 5-foot-7, 180-p ound Goodwin, originally Crom Ken- nebunkport, Maine, "behaved like a perfect gentleman," while handcuff-4 and l ed away , Rimkus said. Goodwin suffered no ill effects from the climb, ex· cept for asote band, po1lce said. The climb became a Memorial Day event downtown, where streets usuaMy are teserted on ho lidays. P a rents brouahti children, bycyclers stopped to crane their necks and a vendor hawked sUB•lasses. Goodwin climbed a ladder and from there us ed 8-lnch iron cllmbln1 books to attach himself to grooves used by window washers. He would twtst a book until tight, Ule lt as a 1tep, then remove one from below to malce a new step ~gher up, Rimkus said. Goodwin attached ropes to window ledge clips to fashion himself a safety line and used suction cupe to move sideways and avetd a wlndow-washin1 scaffold authorities at first lowered to try to block hia . climb. Authorities tave up trying to stop Goodwin when be reached the 55tb floor. After 15 minutes or negotiation -while Goodwin dJln.Cled -they allowed him to climb unhllidered while the scaf- foldln1 wu pulled up Wbind hlm for safety. "He was well-~repared and Chair m an pl~ PEKING (AP> -· ~pile re- sistance rr.et Maofatl, (nneral Secretaey au Yeobant will be named ctwainnet of the Chinese CommUllllt Party ln mld-.fune, replaclnC ff• Ouolenr, who will become a Juni« vice chairman, diplematic · mwl ClaiJlae IOUl'ces said todQ. very well-equipped" with more than 50 pounds or equipment, Rimkus said. Sears, Roebuck and Co. of· ficlals said they considered the stunt a crime and would try to see if the building was damaged. From Page A1 MI DEAST • • • reconnaissance plane Monday. Israel said it was the third plane. all pilotJess drones. lost to the Syrian batteries this month, while Syria claimed it was the fifth. A Syrian communique said it was hit as it new through Syrian a ir s pace and the wreckage landed near the village of Madaya, six miles east of the Lebanese-Syrian border. The Israeli military command said the remote-controlled plane was directed to ny over Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, where the Syrian missiles are in place, but could have strayed into Syria. Begin insists the Israeli air force will knock out the missiles unless they are withdrawn from Lebanon so that Israeli recon- naissanee Oights can proceed unhindered. S~rian President Hafez Assad says he will not how to the Is raeli demand. U.S. envoy, Philip Habib, try- ing to 1UTan1e a diplomatic solu- tion to the crbls, was still await- ing a response from Saudi Arabia to a proposal concerning the missiles. No details about the proposal have been dls - closed. Meanwhile Habib met Monday with former Israeli· Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan. · The Soviet news a1ency Tass denied Belin's charge that So- viet advllen were with Syria's ?2,000 troope in Lebanon, calling lt a "provocative fabrication." ''There were no Soviet ad- visers wbo accompanied the Syrian units into Lebanon, nor are there any ~ow..!'' T.ass s~d. CIHeMM ........ 7141t41-111t AO OtMr dilpe"""Me Mlo4ll1 at 35502 Del Obispo, is not to be a dry. purely scientific facility but rather a mixture of science, history and humanities. "Although I'm a scientist, I know that there are other things that make such an institute valuable," he said. "Our goal is to bring an ocean experience to all the people in Orange County. but an ocean ex- perience means a lot more than just identif)'ing specimens of sea life. There's the mood of the sea, the e motion we gel from it, the history and feelings. History, feelings and educ&· From Page A1 DOCTOR • • • In October. 1970, military charges against MacDonald were dismissed. A federal grand jury In Raleigh, N.C .. did not in- dict MacDonald until five years later. The charges were then dis- missed by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on grounds that MacDonald had been denied a speedy trial. The Supreme Court, in 1978, howe ver, ruled tha t the 4th Circuit court was wrong lo con· s ide r the s peedy-trial issue before the actual trial took place. After Ma cDonald's trial ended in his Aug. 29, 1979, conviction, he once again raised the speedy. trial challenge on appeal and the 4th Circuit court again last July ruled that his constitutional "due process" rights had been violated. The appeals court said the de- lay between the October 1970 dis missal of military charges against MacDonald and his 1975 indictment violated his right to a speedy triaJ. In urging the justices to re- instate MacDonald's conviction, government lawyers argued ·'The ... inclusion in the speedy I trial calculations or the period from October. 1970, to January, 1975, during whiCh time Mac- Donald was not under arrest, in- di ctmenl, or any other legal restraint seriously misconstrues previous Supreme Court de- cisions ... " MacDonald's lawyers d is- agreed. stating, "The case has now been reviewed at length in the court or appeals. It should not be further protracted." Hls lawyers also claimed they were hurt because the long de· Jay diminish"ed the memory of a key witness whose remarks in- dicated she was one of the purported intruders ln the Mac- Donald.s' home. In March, 1979, the Supreme Court rejected MacDonald's contention that the 1overn- m ent's prosecution of him alter military char1es were dlsmissed represented unconatltutional double jeopardy. Irvine crash kills drive r A 33·year-old Tljuana man was killed Monday ln a two-car colllalon on the Santa ADA Freeway In Irvine, tbe Callfornia Hlpwa.y Patrol aalcl. The vlcUm wu ldeaWled • Victor Manuel Pereyra·AIYUW. Pe,..,...·Al•ana' nblele wu nortbboand cm tM fnl'waJ ..., )ly(Ord 8-WMa It aw• •eel Into a aecmd ftOl'thboliDd ftblele driven by Jimmy Ram, 111 of Cbala V\lta, otftctn aaJd. AIWr coWdinc, botb Yebkla landtd la .a ditch. lion will be the focus of the over-Those programs also include njgbt "excursions" to be offered "floating laboratories" where aboard the "Pilgrim II." visitors take to the sea, whale Students will spend an entire watching expeditions and field night aboard the ship, learning trips to local lldepools. bow the huge vessel is rigged, "We offer one of the floating seeing (and doing) the chores laboratory excursions aboard a performed by the seamen of a two-m asted schooner," said century ago, even eatin~ the Cummines . "The students learn sam e kinds of meals traders basic data-eathering techniques would have eaten on the high for ball the cruise, then learn seas. the buics of sailing for the other ·'The overnight stays a r e half. We figure that sailing is as geared for fourth through sixth much a part of the ocean ex- graders. and that's a very sus-perience as the scientific con- ceptible age for the imagina-cems." tion," Cummings said. Visit.ors to the institute, which ··A young person can spend a opened officially to the public night on a ship like that and feel Tuesday, will be able to browse like they've been aboard for a in a bookstore offering marine week or a month -they im-literature, see two salt waler agine so much more intensely aquariums and behold the 23- than adults do.'" foot gray whale skeleton on dls- The $750,000 Marine Institute play in the lab area. Laguna ope ned quietly a bout three Beach muralist Robert Wyland months ago, and at this point the is c urrently working on an focus of the facllity is on "ocean ocean-life painting ·wblcb will experience" programs rather grace one wall of tbe institute than on the in-house exhibits. , lab room. ·'The homes at the turns of the creek were demolished," said area resident Cam O'Keefe. "It looks like we had a week of hur- ricanes." T ho usand s of cars were soaked, floated and stranded on Austin streets. Auto dealerships several blocks from the Texas Capitol lost scores of new cars and soent most of Monday try- ing to get rid or mud piled 4 Inches deep. The other victims were iden- ti/ed as Jeff,rey Grove, 27, and his mothe~ Carolyn Grove; Michael Marin. 17; Cao Chin Lu, 44; Sally Dexter, 52, and Phyllis Millner, 23. Police were withholding iden- tification of the ninth victim. Brett Walker Newport Presents • I SOME OF THE WO RLD1 S FINEST WA TC HES Up To 40% Off On Selected Models May 27, 28, 29 and 30. Outstanding Buys in 14K and 18K Gold REPRESENTING • PIAGE1 " -= ' CORUM(! I ©co~COHll Also Concord Collection R and Cartier" Watches If you have ever considered buying a fine watch. or If tou would IHce to add to your present collection. then the ttme 11 nowt . ...... - I I Britain's Prince Charles and fiancee Lady Diana Spencer, carrying bouquets given her by well- wishers, talk with townspeople of Tetbury, England during unofficial visit. The royal couple will live at Htghgrove House , just outside Tetbury , after their wedding this summer. Russ conductor makes debut Beneath a floodlit U.S. Capitol, Soviet conductor Ma xlm Shostakovich has presented a conce rt of Russian and American fa vorites before a cheering audience of 75,000 in his first performance at the podium since he defected to become an American citizen. The 42-year-old son of the late composer Dmitri Shostakovich led the Na· tional Symphony Orchestra Monday night in Washington. D . C. through a rousing "Festive Overture" written by bis father, Gershwin's ''Rhapsody in Blue" and Tchaikovsky's Fifth Sym- phony. Then, silencing a standing ovation with his baton , Shostakovich said : ·'Today for you and for me is a great day. For you It is a national holiday <Memorial Day). For me l am happy twice --. to play for you and to be free to- day in the United States." He ended the concert with a spirited readlog of Glinka's overture to•• Russian and Lud- milla. Shostakovich defected with his 19-year-old son, Dmitri, in West Germany on April 11 after a Euro.,ean tour with the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra. Former first lady Bess Truman, recuperating from surgery for a broken hip, stood up for a few minutes in her hospital room but is still suffering some problems, her physician said. Dr. Wallace H. Graham s aid the widow of former President Harry S. Truman stood Monday and put some weight on her right side Sun· day. He said the hip is heal· ing well. A nursing supervisor at Research Medical Center in Kansas City. Mo. said the 96-year-old Mrs. Truman re· mained in serious condition. Mrs. Truman bmke her hip May 6 in a fall at her In· dependence home and un- derwent surger y the next day . Since entering the hospital, she bas suffered a hriely qf lung, kidney and heart problems. Model Cheryl Tiegs and photographer P eter Beard have married at the Com· munity Church in the Long Island community of Mon· tauk in a 12 -mlnute cerem~ performed by the an. Dr. D. Jolulaoa. The bride, in a white 1own, waa attended by her sisters, Mar.are& and S usanne.· Beard's brother, Sam. was best man and his parents were among the nearly too 1uests. A reception was held under a large tent at Beard's home nearby alter the wed· dtog Sunday. M lss negs has appeared in numerous television com· mercials and fashion magazines and on the covers of news weeklies as perhaps the best-known model of the past several years. She pre- viously was married to StanJey Dragotl, a film direc· tor. Beard, 43, is also an author and filmmaker. Former Vice President Walter Mondale will toin ABC-TV Good Morning America" as a current events specialist, the pro· gram's executive producer, George Merila, h as an· nounced. Mondale will appear monlhly on the program to comment on national and in· ternational affairs. His debut wlll be this Thursday, Merlis said Monday. Network spokesman Peter Heller said Mondale's first topic for comment had not yet been decided. E Lizabeth Taylor, out of the hospital after re· coverin q from a respiratory infection and torn rib cartilage , has returned to the Broadway revival of the "The Little F6xes.>' She was released from Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City Satur- day. 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Poles under criticism in economy crisis found dead WARSAW, Poland (AP > - Two former Cabinet m inisters have committed suicide and two former premiers appeared before a special Communist Party commission probing the reasons for Poland's economil' crisis, the Polish news agency PAP has reported. It said Edward Barszcz, former minister of construction and buildin~ materials. killed himself Monday and former Min ister of Foreign Trade Jerzy Olszewski committed suicide Sunday night. Boll\ had been un- der criticism. The ex-premiers questioned by the pane\ were Piotr J aroszewicz, "".ftO served Crom 1970 to Febn¥lrY 1980, and his successor, Ed..,ard Babiuch. A decision by Babiuch to raise meat prices last summer trig· gered the waves of strikes that led to the establishment of Poland's independent trade un- ions an~ series of government reshufO , including the ouster of party eader Edward Gierek. Babittch lost his post Aug. 24 and was suspended from the Communist Party last week. The special party commission wa!. created by the Central Com · IT)ittee in response to rank-and· file demands that those .responsible for the labor and economic turmoil be called to account for their actions. lt was not known if Barszcz and Olszewski were under in- vestigation or had been called to appear before the commission. PAP said the Warsaw district prosecutor was investigating their deaths but gave no details. Barszcz. 53, was r emoved from his post earlier this year amid allegations of corruption in his ministry. His predecessor, Adam Glazur, is being held in connection with charges he used state funds to construct a large villa. Barszcz was the m ayor of Krakow before being g1 ve n (he Cabinet posl m Junt> 1980 Olszewski . 60, was ti m1mster from 1974 until he n•signed m December 1979 lk came undf'r cr1 t 1c1sm recenll:, h.> some foreign trade offi cials who ac ~ <·used him of "arbitrarily" aban· doning the practice of calhng for competitive bids on contracts PAP, in its r eport on the s pecial com mi ssion , said J aroszew1cz answered questions "in a self-critical way that fully confirmed his responsibility" for errors in investm ent s. and eco nomic and personnel policies. It sa id he acce pt~d responsibility for "grave rrus - lake:s m the investment policy" and for "permitting the incur· rcnce of high debts and a catastrophic pay me nt situa- tion " Wounded duck 'fine' after arr.ow removed LAS VEGAS <AP I A tiny mallard duck with an arro" through her breast has been fed bread laced with a barbiturate and captured. The duck had eluded would-be resruers for more than a month. The duck. named Donna by Humane Soc1et) voluntl•t•rs. 14as captured Monda) afll•r a brief tussle in a pond at tht• Sahara Country Club golf course Within five minutes of her cap· lure she was picked up by a helicopter and fl own to a veterinary hos pital 1n nearby Henderson. where Dr Gary Weddle performed surger} to re· move the arrow. A spokeswoman for Weddle said . "The duck ha s been operated on. The arro\\ is out and she's doing fine ... Donna, with a 3-foot target ar- row shot through her breast, had been the object of int<•nsc efforts to capture her oH·r the past week. and residents around the country club said th<.'y had been try ing to catch her for more than a month Th e du ck was tossed two pieces or bread laced with sodium amytal that had been prescribed by Dr Murray Fowler, chief veterinarian for wild fowl at UC Davis. She ate the bread and within 15 mirtutes squatted down in the water at the edge of the pond. apparf'ntly going to sleep 'She's blinking her eyes." ~aid Tom Harper of the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service. "Shl''s a httle dopey. She's alert to sudden movement. though.'' A few minutes later. however, Donna appeared to perk up and began s wimming through the pond But then she broke and fl e w to an adjacent pond where Harper and Dart Anthony. chairman of the Humane Societ.>- of Southern Nevada, jumped in· to the pond with a net stretched over a large hoop. The duck broke again, flying to the next pond but Harper lunged after her in pursuit. The duck appeared to do a flip in the water and Harper grabbed her. Donna. appearing wet and b edraggle d , wa s qu ic kl y wrapf)f'd io a towel. inlersect al spec1l•c angles w1lh1n the stone 011er twenty years ago. man succeeded In synlhes1z1ng s1ar stones in the laboratory This 1s probably the man-made material you re 1h1nk1ng of. since the stones were highly publicized I thought diamonds were the hardest subslance known to man. How is 1t that my diamond is chipped? Diamond 1s, Indeed. the hardest matena.1 known to man . However. hardness does not protect a substance from chipping or cracking Another factor -toughness - measures resistance to chipping and breaking Ales. diamond Is not as tough as It Is tiard Given no hard abuse, a diamond will "last forever," es the saying goes But a strong impact will cause e break, since diamond has very definite cleavage planes. I thought only lnexpenslY8 metals turned one'• finger black. but I sometimee get e mark under my wedding ring. Does Ihle mean If• not gold? No, It d~n·t mean your nng Isn't gold You've experienced >Mlat Is sometimes referred to u · gold smudge " Gold lewalry Is fashioned trom a percentage ot pure (2(K) gold mixed with other mttela to provide atrength. A black IMfk I• 1ometlmH CIUHd by a ....cclon Mtween one of the alloys In the gold end the Kid from your finger. ( I I I I ( I, ' : ~ I ' I :l I ~ :I .. J i I .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfTuesday, May 26, 1981 Counters abeled obsolete ; WASHINGTON CAP> Still reeling from President Reagan's pro~osed Social Security cuts, Congress was told Friday that the agency's computers are "one of the lareeet collections of antiques in existence" and keep up with $140 bHllon a year "by brute force ratt\erthan technology.·· Commissioner John A. Svahn told two House Ways and Mearus subcommittees he wants to re- deslgq Social Security's com- puters from scratch. but the task will take some $SOO million and Cive yearatocomplete. Meanwhile, the agency is try- ing to move its "archaic" equip- ment from an old "firetrap" or a building at lt.s headquarters out- side Baltimore to an adjacent new building, he said. Svahn, who warned before tak- ing office this spring that the system could break down in the move, said the agency is using emergency "survival" measures to make sure It pays benefits each month to36 million Americans. "We are walking a couple of thousand tapes a day back and 1 forth between two buildings," Svahn said in an interview after the hearing. "Thal Is data that goes into computing benefits. You always run a risk ... j ust laking \them out and walking them across the road that you can lose a wheelbarrow full." Al' ......... TESTIFIES -Louise Brown prepares to testify before a public forum in Was hington on the impact of proposed Reagan administration cuts in Social Security benefits. She lives in a sen.tor citizens home and,..~ffers from a spinal condition. · • Tahoe town bankrupt? Water rights blamed for Round Hill's financial woes ROUND HJLL, Nev. <AP> This Uoy Lake Tahoe communi- ty, one of Nevada's moat af- fluent, ls on the brink of sharing a future facinC some of lt.s much larger ea.stem cousins. Ila of- fl c i a ls wi ll decide toni1ht whether to file for reorganiza- . lion under bankruptcy proceed· ings. Located at the south shore of the third deepest lake In the country, it is ironic that lack of water -imposed by the state and not by nature -has blocked tl)e development the area had anticipated when it issued Im· provement bonds in the early 1970s. Nearly all of those bonds - more than $3 million worth - are now delinquent with the an· teres t debt growing at nearly $500 a day and no money to pay orf bondholders. A developer is waiting to break ground for the project that would bail the area out of ils problems, but unless more water rights can be won from the state the district's future ls written in red ink. "The last thing we want to do is reorganize,'' . said Steve McMorris, attorney for the dis- trict. "Bankruptcy runs con· trary to my positive personality. We've pressed every single ap- proach we can. The state has stonewalled us. It's the only way we can go now." Representatives of the Round Hill General Improvement Dis- trict accuse the state of stnp- ping away 90 percent ot Its water rights, cutting Its aUoca- tion from ~ million gallons to 47 million gallons In 1974, Mc Morris said. About the same time, a laree section which had been targeted for housing was declared general forest area by the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency In an effort to block its development, according to Jtound Hill District Manager Candi Taraporevala. Thal left the district wlth 116 acres zoned for development but no water rights for new housing. she said. •·we were asked to . . show tbe state how mucb waler we were using" in 1973, Ms. Taraporevala said. "The water rights we were not using were taken away." McMorns sa1d the district im· mediately filed for more water, but the application has been sit- ting In the state engineer's otnce for seven years. Roland D. Westergard, d1rec- to r of the D e partm ent of Conservation a nd Natural Resources, said the state is limited to how much water can be allocated. He said the ap· plication has not been approved because of pending issues such as interstate water compacts. auarantee adequate water for the developm,nt. The district 'was exceeding lt.s allocation of 47 million gallons of water even before the cutback came In 1974, McMorrls said. "We're ~lng about 68 million gallons annually right now." he said. "Nobody's ever said we can't do tt." A writ seekjng rt!storatlon of the district's 1973 water rights Is before the Nevada Supre me Court, which Is expected to hear it In September. Before then, the djstrlct board must act to keep bondholders !rona taJcing them lo court, which l!; f/le purpose of tonight's meet· ilif. "It's to discuss a final de- 1.ermination whether and when to fil e." according to Reno at-~or n ey Janet Chubb, who is /handling the bankruptcy pro· ceedings. She has prepared a Ti· tie 11 petition for adjustment or debts of a monicipality -the same procedure New York City co n s ide r e d wh e n it was threatened by bankruptcy. The action does not mean the district declares bankr uptcy, but stays action by bondholders to get immediate pay ment and keeps Round Hill operating. "The purpose of bringing it in· to the bankruptcy court would be to gather together all of the lawsuits and p!J>blems in one forum and see if we couldn't get a resolution there," Ms Chubb said Despite the '"severe" pro- blems, he added, "I think for sure the checks will go out on the third of tbe month. The No. 1 priority is getting checks out. Everything else takes a back seat to that.·' New, stonger VD case found McMorris said state officials fear an increase in water alloca· tion for Round Hill would set a precedent. A bi ll that would have increased the district's water allocation lo 220 million gallons a year was killed by the Legislature earlier this year. Fewer than 1,000 people live at Round Hi ll, many of them part· time r esidents with second homes. The homes n~tled in tower pines overlooking the lake are in the $200,000-and-up range, Ms. Taraporevala said mostly up. McMorris blames the state for bringing the district lo the edge or bankruptcy Svahn said past administra- tions have "swept underneath the rug" Soci.al Security's computer troubles and "patched and re- patched" the system, he said. The agency is not even able to document all of its software, he said. "Jn the systems jargon, that means that no one can figure out howtbeywork," he said. Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N. Y., dismayed at the testimony, sug- gested that Svahn inform Presi· dent Reagan that it would be im- possible ror the beleaguered system to implement the cuts Reagan has proposed in Social Security benefits . Rangel said Svahn should tell Reagan, ''you love to make those changes, but it would take you years to even put them through." It remains to~ seen, however, how mant or Reagan's proposals the computers will have to be reprogrammed to handle. . ATLANTA (AP l .,_ An Air The CDC also said that it is urg- Force medical team ha~een sent ing health pepartments in the to the Philippines to con ct tests Unit~ States to test penicillln- following a report of a cas jnvolv-resistant gonorrhea strains for ing a strain of gonorrhea re~stant evidence of resistance to spec- to penicillin and the back-up drug tinomycin. spectinomycin, federal health or-"We don't know how common · flcials say. this strain is -possibly this is The national Center for Disease ' 1 very, very rare and we won't Control said the case, the first ~ome across it again," Jaffe said. known infection of its type, in-... t's also possible there are more volved a 20-year-old American 0 ese strains we are not aware serviceman who apparently de-of. veloped the infection while sta-p icillin was the treatment of tioned at Clark Air Force Base In choi for gonorrhea until 1976. the Philippines. The serviceman Then cientists found strains was later cured by treatment with which p(.pduced enzymes that anotberantibiotic. broke up l he penicillin molecule Dr. Harold Jaffe, a clinical re-in the and s pectinomycin searcher in the CDC's Venereal wasusedas backupdrug. Disease Control Division, said the "Speclino ycin was a good Air Force medical team wUI test drug to use on thes.e kind of gonorrhea strains collected in the pe nicillin-res stant infections past tew months for resistance to because the en me had no effect penicillin andspectinomycin. on it at all," J aff said. LOWER BACK 'PAI "SUPPED DISC " LEI PAINS If you suffer back or leg ~aln fro!11 a "slippe.d disc" or spJflal muscle strain, a ch1ropract1c examination should be performed. A proper examination and diagnosis of this cottdition usually results In successful treatment without drugs or surgery and with minimum loss of work time. Acqordlng to a recent issue of Medical World News, over 50 mllllon Americans used chiropractic services last year for jthe relief of these and similar health problems. The prlMary reason is because CHIROPRACTIC WO RKSI Chiropractic seeks to correct the cause of back and leg problems and not just treat symptoms. o'Lr staff of well-trained personnel and chiropractic doctors study the symptoms of back disorders, wh ich often Include leg pain, tingling, numbness, and cramping In the calf, thigh, and buttocks. If chiropractic care Is in- dicated, we Initiate corrective treatment to minimize pain and encourage health r8COV8fY. Whether your back pro- blem Is a result of an accident, recent stress or a lingering condition, or even If you have tried other types of treatment, do not content yourself with partial results or prolonged periods of loss of work or bedreat. Information concerning chiropractic care . and your J,?roblem may be obtained by calltng the Yarwood Chlropractlc Office. Also, Information regard ing ch i ropract ic c ov,rage under WORKMAN 'S COMPENSATION, AUTOMOBILE INJURY INSURANCE, 'GROUP HEAL TH IN~RANCE. and other programe le ~Hable. ARWOOD ·CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE 6 IRO~DWAY, COSTA MESA, CA. 646 ~0516 The drug bas been used ex- tens ively on cases which de- veloped in the Far East, where as many as 30 to 35 percent of the gonorrhea cases have bee n penicillin-resistant, he said. The cure rate for spectinomycln has been about95percent. The unidentified serviceman was given three injections of spec- tinomycin overseas between April 24 and April 30, according to the CDC's report. But upon his return to Travis Air Force Base, Calif., tests showed he bad not been cured. Doctors there treated and cured him with tetracycline. A group ot doctors plans to nearly double the number or liv- ing units in the district by con- structing more · than 300 con- dominiums and a few hPuses. District oCCicials say lhe project would produce $3.5 million more than enough to pay off Round Hill's debts. That deal has been held up by the Tahoe R e gionaJ Planning Agency because Roun<1 Hill cannot "Everybody else has had ex- tensions for the last seven or eight years other districts up here. This has been so frustrat- ing. The district is just being dragged through a knothole." Ms. Taraporevala sees Round Hill 's problems as having an ef· feet elsewhere at the Jake. "The only reason we can't pay off the bonds is because we don't have the water," she said. "It's a critical thing arrecting other quasi-municipal agencies in the basin. Developers are afraid to come here. They say, 'We don't know. what's going to happen at the lake next.'" Come aeethe ~line at: Lelponuo We1twood 914 Westwood Blvd. WestwOQd,CA 90024 213 208-8822 Lelportaao lanta Konica Banta Monloa Place Seoond Level 2133947027 SHAINE CONTROVERSY -Tourtsts in Las Vegas pose for a snapshot, using a teakwood replica of a temple as background. Los Angeles members of the ancient Jain religion of India are pressuring the Castaway$ ·Hotel Child molest pattern eye4 LOS ANGELES CAP) -Passive personalities, abuse of alcohol or drugs, and unsatisfying relationships with other adults are among the characteristics shared by most child molesters, says the director of a molester rehabilitation program at the University of Southern California. Dr. William Vicary, a psychiatrist·lawyer, also says "the overwhelming majority or people involved in sexual acts with children are pro-social. They work. They're not involved in other criminal activity. and they're married." That kind of psychological profile -of a habitual child molester -is believed to be among the possibilities investigators are considering in the deaths atd disappearances of 28 black children and young people in the Atlanta area since 1979. Four of the last five victims lo Atlanta were over 20 years old, ~ut each had a small build more like a child, it has ~en noted. As a side·E(fect of the investigation in Atlanta, authorities pllced child molestation charges against three m\n. In the r"abilitation program at USC, two·thlrds or thepeople involved were referred to the program b\ judges, attorneys, probation officers and state authorities. \ A child moleater's lllestyle may seem to be extremely normal, but the hidden characteristics researchers have discovered lo most cases are used in the prognm, says Vicary, the assistant clinical director of USC's Institute of Psychiatry. ,. Law and Behavioral Science, who also serves as director of the U.titute's forensic treatment program for sex offeaders. -·'Most child molesters abuse alcohol or drugs. Such abuse impairs Judgment and impulse control," he says. -"As many as t\'o·thirds of child molesters were themselves mol•ted as children. Many of .• the patients experience• sad, traumatic childhoods • and they harbor fee lines of envy toward any happy , child. -"Another reason often given is desperation for companionship," Vitary adds. He says many molesters are not confident about developing adult • friendships and believe it may be easier to become t friends with children. ~ Offenders with substance abuse problems often are referred to specl!ic alcohol or drug rehabilitation programs. Those with passive personalities and low self·esteem are given assertiveness training. "We can help up to 80 percent of the men b~come successful in adult sexual relationJhips," V1cary says, and the W\ves and gjrllriench of offenders are encouraged to participate in the treatment programs. ic Bay area <;PI takes big j1\fnp SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -. The conJumer price lndex for the San Francl11:0-0akland area Jumped 3.8 per"'ent from Feb~to April, the Bureau of Labor Statistic• said . The index increased 11 percent m a year ago and meant it cosL$27.03 to buy the 9'me amount of goods and servica that $10 would pur~ase tn. 1987. The biggest change came in ~tnl c08ts, • which soared 6.2 percent lo the two onth period to stand 14.5 percent over a y ar earlier .. Homeownership coets were up 8.5 cent, or 16 percent above a year ago. Fuel COits e only 1.6 percent but were 16.6 percent higher fo the year. TranaportatJoo costs lncreued 2 percent from February to April and were QJ> 2 percent ror the year. Public tramportaUoa •bOwed a 3.4 percent lncreue to stand at 11.5 percent above th.i previous year's level. The food and beverages catesory •• up 1.1 percent for tbe two montbl and up 1.7 percent from a year aao. - ,.,. ........ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, May 26, 1981 • F a1!1ll fruit Oies fade State won't have to resort to controversial aerial spraying SAN JOSE (AP ) -The Mediterranean fruit flies that once threatened CaliJornla's $14 billlon farming industry appear to have been conquered without controversial aerial pesticide spraylna. state officials believe. Thousands of state workers and volunteers stripped fruit from trees an~ sprayed pesticide Crom ground level in a , $17 . 2 million state effort to eradicate the flies from a SO· square-mile core area, said Bill Pope. a spokesman for the fruit fly task force. Only 33 fertile flies, a ll femaJe, have been discovered so far this year and Pope said the task force officials .. feel op· tlmistic they won't have to go to aerial spraying." The ntes had been expected to emerge from larvae with the coming of warm weather and lo have fully emerged by early June, Pope said. The most re· cent fly was discovered on May 14. County and city officials had strongly opposed state plans to spray Malathion from airplanes over populated areas, fearing possible health or environmental harm, despite words from stale offi cials that it would be safe. tons or truH from trees in January and Febr11ary in ef· forts to avoid the need for aerial spraying -and many agricultural experts predicted. the effort would fail. Since the first files were dis· covered In June 1980, workers have released more than 3 billion sterile fruit fiies in efforts to disrupt the flies' breeding cy· cle. A state.federal committee of experts voted Thursday to stop i eround spraying of Malathion on June 1, except for areas directly surrounding where any further flies are discovered. "We stopped our general, mass spraying May 15th," Po~ said, and reduced the area ln· volved from about SO square miles to 25. Pope said that releases of sterile flies will continue for three months a fte r the last fertile fly Is found and that trap· ping efforts will contlnuoe for an additional three moRths. The quarantine on Santa Clara County's $125 million-a -year farm produce industry could be lifted by Nov e mber o r December. he added Union plans vot~ to elect manager HANFORD (Al\) -A union I which represents most Hanford employees is coordinating a drive to have the city manager elected, but a state official says it isn't a ~t that voters legally <'an fill. manager. who now is appointed by the city council. But Carolyn Galway. senior staff attorney for the League of California Cities, said general law Cities such as Hanford have no power under state statutes to let voters elect the manager. in Las Vegas, where the replica is used as a tourist attraction, to turn the shrine over to them. A spokes man for the Jains said that it would be used as a ''national religious shrine." Gov . Edmun~ Brown Jr. pledged to try to wipe out the flies without aerial spraying, but left open the possibility that it might be needed Teams slriooed more than 950 Bill Shawhan , local agent for the Service Employees International Union, said Friday that petitions will be circulated in an effort to qualify a ballot initiative on electing the "It's totally unprecedented," she said. 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I ,, • u I ,, lj l1 ; ~ I ----------------·-·------· ----~~~-----~~~~~~--,r-----••----------~-~----------•-••••&•J•.••~1• Orange Cont DAIL V PILOTITueaday, May 26, 1881 Modified parking l aw can cut lwusing cost Among the curious customs in temperate Southern California is the fact that most homes have covered car ports or garages even when backyards are too cramped for lawns. Next month, the Orange County Board of Suf er visors will consider a proposa to do away with requirements for covered parking in new housing develop- ments with five units or more. The proposal wouldn't omit offstreet parking spaces, only the coverings which are estimated by reliable sources to cost from $2,000 to $3,000 in labor and materials for ''bare bones" shelters. Omitting the requirement is intended to save those costs for builders mandated by the county to construct housing for low· and medium-income famllles. Members of the county Plan· ning Commission, who endorsed the proposal earlier this month, said they hope some of those sav- ing will be passed along to the buyers. In Southern California, most cars wear out from use, not weather conditions, so getting rid of the covered parking require· ment is a reasonable way to seek less expensive housing. In this case, putting a roof ove.r one's head might be made easier if P.utting a roof over one's automobtle isn't necessary. School mnsic fading Unless help is forthcoming fairly soon, music instruction in much of our state public school system may be doomed. In some districts where music classes once were offered by the fourth or fifth grade level, music already has been wiped out of the grade school cur- riculum. It hangs on in the middle schools, but only where there is an available music teacher with sufficient tenure to survive re· pealed waves of teacher layoffs. And this might one day mean that there will be no more high school marching bands, or or- chestras or jazz bands. Ensemble players are not created over- night. Private lessons, for those who can afford them, are a great help for the budding musician, but it takes a good deal of train- ing to qualify for a reasonably presentable musical group. And right now you can't buy band or orchestra lessons. It might be said that music, along with drama, art and other "non-basics" is hardly an es- sential factor in education. Perhaps so, but a surprising number of professionals first dis-; cover and develop their talents at the school level. And even those with other career goals may find their lives have been enriched by exposure to the so-called "frills." Certainly the discipline and effort involved in preparation for group performances has its own special value. But the money for music pro- grams, it seems, may not be there much longer. Attempts are being made in some areas to find a solution. It would be helpful if teachers could be retained for their special pro- gram qualifications when layoffs are necessary . Some parent groups would like to turn to com- munity aid to maintain threatened programs. Communi- ty youth bands should merit sup- port. Certainly it's an issue that should be of direct concern to music boosters at the high school level, for without the feed-in of talent and training from the lower grades they may well find themselves with no music to boost. Caltrans likes trains At a time when the Reagan administration is trying to cut Amtrak's budget by almost one· third -a move that could eliminate passenger rail service in the West -it seems a little odd for Caltrans to be drafting plans for commuter trains link- ing Los Angeles and Orange counties. That's just what the state agency is doing. The plan, says Caltrans Director Adriana Gian- turco, would be to add four new trains. two morning and two evening, to part of the route now served by Amtrak's seven Los Angeles-San Diego trains. The commuter trains would run between San Clemente and Union Station in Los Angeles, with stops at San Juan Capistrano, Mission Viejo, Irvine, Santa Ana, Anaheim, Fullerton, La Mirada, Norwalk and Pico Rivera. Additionally, says Ms . Gian- turco, Caltrans would like to see an eighth passenger train on the Los Angeles-San Diego run and would support the installation of transit depots serving trains, buses and autos. But, asked if the state could operate its own train service if the Amtrak cut should go into ef- fect, she concluded the cost of picking up the West Coast loss would be exorbitant. The proposed Amtrak cut- back, just when the passenger rail system is getting into place, said Ms. Gianturco, is "sense· less . . . I don't understand it . . . our congressmen need to hear from us ." On that point, at least, we • can agree with her. • Opinions exp~essed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Otner views ex- pressed on tt11s page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invit-:~2.:;~~-ress The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone. (714) L.M. Boyd I A sad epitaph On a tombstone in a cemetery at Concord, Mass., is the name of E. Bull and the inscription: "He Sowed, Others Reaped." It refers to the fact that he gathered seeds of wild grapes, crossed many. and finally in 18S3 came up with the now-famoua Concord grape. But be didn't make a dime out of it. Building codes in France stipulate that a new house over there be built to last at least three generation1. What the contractor is suppoted to do to ensure this I don't know exactly, but the details are said to be itemized lo the codes. Under Peter the Great In old RUJtla, a man arrested for public drunkenness was punished by havln1 a 17·pound medaJ chained to bis neck for some prescribed time. Q. Do wild stallions ever f~t one another to the death? A. No, their battles uaually only last a few seconds. Until one runs off. They rear up. Slash with front hooves. Bite out chunks of hide. Wheel and kick with incredibly powerful hind legs. But what's most unforgettable ls the noise. Out of the dust clouds come t heir lacerating screams. Q. Do you have to have a driver'• license to run an electric 1011 cart? A. In some places, 11 you take it on- to a public tborou1btare, you do. Likewise , a self-propelled wheelchair. Such be t he law In Calilomta. foT lnatance. Q. I know the ear Heat mu.teal ln· strument WU probably I reed ftute but wbat wu the tlrllest. mecbank&i lnatrwnentT A. The carlllca. Tuned btlla. ban and cymbab ln CbJJta. B•rwa~9' Edltorial ~editor . --.. --~. -------: . . U.S. firms profit from AID WASHINGTON I've already re- ported that Egyptian millionaires and corrupt bureaucrats are growing fat on U.S . economic aid, while the im- poverished rellaheen wait for some of Uncle Sam's billions to trickle down to them. There is another group that Is benefit. ing from the Agency for International Development money being lavished on Egypt as part of the U.S. government's ''reward" to Anwar Sadat for signing peace accords with Is rael. That group is American corporations. And like the Egyptian beneficiaries, they are getting fat at the U.S. taxpayers' expense. The law requires that recipients of AID loans "buy American." ll"s a logical requirement. There's no reason American taxpayers should lend money at giveaway rates to businessmen or nations so they can hire German or Japanese companies to build their dams or factories. And indeed, many AID borrowers acknowledge that without the inducement of AID funds they probably would have thrown their business elsewhere. THE R ESULT IS that scor es or American firms have set up branch of· fices in Cairo to wangle their share of the AID pie. And they have taken to lob· . bying the agency for help in competing with Ewopean companies for lucrative Egyptian development contracts. For example, Al D is currently participating with the World Bank and some European countries to install a new telephone system in Cairo. Now American business representatives are G -JA-Cl-Al-1-IRS_O_I -~ pressuring AID lo take the lead on the follow-up project switching stations for long-distance calls . . "We want AID to give more funding, so U.S. manufacturers will get the market for the s witches," said one American telecommunications consult· ant, adding: "Other governments help their industries. It's time we started helping ours." BUT IN THEI R scramble for profits. American corporations often take advantage of the "edge" that AID gives them. Several Egyptian businessmen complained that U.S. exporters often jack their prices up when AID money is involved, knowing that the Egyptians are required to buy American Adel Rezika, the owner of a candy ractory in Cairo, told my roving cor- respondent Peter Grant that the price of ·a sugar pulverizing machine he bou&ht from a New Jersey company had gone from $7 ,800 to $11,000 in just two years a 41 percent increase. "It is against the reason of the AID program," he complained. Sometimes. in fact, it appears that steering conlracts to American firms is the primary goal of the AID program For example, Adel Gabr, the Egyp- tian representative of the Mu lti-Electric Co of Chicago. had been tryi ng to win a government contract to put in a lighting system al Aswan airport. Gabr said t he business was about to go to a Dutch firm . But at the last minut.e, AID came through with a $960,000 loan, enabling Multi-Electric to get the contract IT'S NOT ALL gravy for American contractors, of course. U.S equipment is gathering dust thro1ghout Egypt because of delays caused by inefficient local contractors and bureaucratic bungling. And infighting between Egyp· tian government agencies has prevent- ed implementation of technological im· provements to the As'>'an Dam, recom- mended in an AID-fuitded study by the Massachusetts Institl!le of Technology, which could save Etypt $40 million a year Chastity patrol tries to place blame WASHINGTON -"You can have a great time with these bills." said Sen Jeremiah Denton when he introduced legislation that could channe l $30 million in federal money to "promote self-discipline and chastit~" among teen-agers. "You can say we are going back to 145-0," the Alabama Republican said. Naw, only to 1950. A joke! Only Senator Denton, who has emerged as a leading spokesman of the righteous right, isn't kidding. His bills are quite serious and would transform 21 existing regional centers of the Office of Adolescent Pregnancy Programs -places C:e· signed to offer advice and counseling to young mothers -into official chastity centers of some sort. THE IDEA IS very revealing. Over the years, I have been surprised aJ(ain and again by the anger of the good folk of conservative Christianity. Manv of them had trouble disagreeing without be· tng disagreeable; they were frustrated, zealous. hostile people. I remember once slipping out a side entrance of the Capitol with Sen. James Buckley, a con· servative hero. because he wanted to escape the unpleasantness of an en- counter with hot-eyed Right-to-Lifers. Sometimes. he said, conservative politics demands too much. Where did all that anger come from" A lot of it.I thought, had to do with be· ing failed parents or perceiving themselves, not necessarily accurately. as having failed in bringing up their children. It's tough. U you talked with them long enough, some of them would tell you about taking the children to church --~ RICHARD RlfVIS 1'i -,, and to Sunday school. of living by the Bible -and then a kid would take off, h eading for Atlanta lo live with someone. or New Orleans. or Los Angeles, o r New York. Screwing around. Drinking. Smoking dope. Just like other people's children. THEY WANTED to blame someone or something -television, the govern· menl. the press, psychiatrists, Jews. One lady outside Atlanta told me through clenched teeth that George McGovern and the Democrats were responsible for the homosexuality of a boy she knew. A boy from a fine Chris- tian family, she said -the family, as she t alked on, turned out to be her own. The boy, of course. was her son. I'm sure that hurt her . A lot of things about being a parent have hurt m~. It's about lhe hardest thing we do, and part or the difficulty and pain is that you never are reall y s ure what's right and wrong in child-r~aring. So some people. with the gall lo call themselves po~tical conservatives and shouting all thf while for government to gel orr their b>cks. want government to take over parenting. Or, at least, to. som ehow help enforce parental dis· cipline GOVERNMENT, some say, should clean up television, or magazines, or Ti mes Square. "TV ·Disastrous' for Kids. Ope11inJ{ Up All of Society's Secrets and Taboos!" reads a headhne in the April issue of Conservative Digest. It is sobering to watch evangelical preache r s nodding "Amen" on television as one of their number shouts that squads of the righteous should cut off the hands of pornographers. Govern- ment. some say. should enforce the right of -,rayer, even though I was taught p~yer doesn't depend on the favors of civil servants. And r\OW : chastity. It is, of course. ironic. The righteous who c¥me to Washington behind Ronald Reagin are conservative only when It suits their purposes. Sometimes they want government everywhere, includ- ing In the bedroom. It's not funny at all ifs pretty scary. It's not difficult to distrust governIDent From around the nation, one senses that the people of this country don't trust their leaders. Once asaln, that prove' that the people are a lot smarter than thole wbo "lead" them. Jlmmy Carter said America needed a •onAUMDt ~ food u ltl people. He 11 rich&. bul ~ bu dellv.red on that prollllae lncJud.lns Mr. Carter. Pm of the trouble may be tbat., In or· der to .baV. th• fire ln the bel.11 n-.ded lo Mell• elffted to olfic•, a candidate mU1t Uffa It.reek ol arropnee lD him. nil ~ manu.t la eleetad of. ndall Wlma. tbeJ .,. ....... tbe nl• 1ar nonur tolb .... M...., .,.. """"to tbt Ofd.hW7 Amerte•. ON OI' TBS moat arntaa& ol our Prnldeaa.., L7ndoft ••lDll Jobnacle, personified what I am talking about in a Michigan . speech, "A great nation m akes a great people." The reverse, of course, is true, but too many people ln government thinJt they are an aristocracy ordained to rule. They view the role of the citiien u be· Ing to pay hia taxes and keep IUa mouth abut. They misunderstand their role as belng one of governlns. Instead of terv· lng. Obseued with the noUoo that they are the self-anointed aristocracy, too m&QY ot these olflclaJt regard It their due to 1ubvert the law and corrupt whate er they touch. , There I• dr•matlc testimony to thll at tbe at.ate level where, In 1970 there were 83 public ottlclaJa convicted ol ertinlnaI actl to office. By 1910, the tl1ure jumped to 723l TD 8WSBPITASU wiDaet IA lb1a corruptiaa derbJ. la p..,yl•Nia witb a total ol mt1piabl14: oftldala eairiNd ot Crim• rroCn J17t to i.. fbt place hone ii Nw Ydrk wiUl lD ,_.UM IUle period and the lbow spot. la Mid by Al•b•ma with ts. Some of the others include California \n 10th place with 66 officlah and Massachusetts in 19th with 32 publtc of· fklal felons. Some stales such as Min· nesota and Colorado dldn 't make it into the top 2S on the list. But, as we say ln baseball, wail until next year. Give this record of official corruption, the wonder is not that we diatru•l our government as much aa we do, but that we trust it u much as we do. 111111• Double talk department : Tupqen ln the biiber bracket.I 1houkl 1et Uw bit· Seit tu cut becaUH U..y'N .... likeJy to 1pend the money a.nd caUM added ln· nation<?>. O.M. ......, .. _..._ ......... ..,,..... ..... . llK-"t ,..._. tllt ........ M I • ._ ... .... ..." .. ......, .... Ollt.,.... . . I ~ I • ' I• • -----________ ... _ ... _ ... . - Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfTuesday. May 26. 1981 He sells exotic meats but sends out for pizza By CHARLES CHAMB E RLAIN LOCKPORT, Ill. (AP> Toss another hippoburgcr on the gnll . Virginia. we've got compony, At leas t 1 think they're going to stay . Yes. Virginia, anybody can buy hippopota mus. And some people even prefer lionburger. buffaloburger or camelburger cooko uts with r a ttl esn a k e snacks . Hippo roasts and s Leakt! are $5.95 a pound, und ground hlppo is $4.50 at Czimer Foods Inc , which provides as much as five tons of exotic animal meat weekly for the nation's dis criminat ing diners. Art Czimer, 72, sa ys 75 per· cent of the business is in who l esale s h i pm e nt s to r es t aura nt s a nd h o t j\_ls throughout the country The rest ma inly is with custom ers who a re allergic to chemicals in pro· cessed me ats. Hippopotamus Is a good mover , he s ays. How about a nice ostrich roast or steak at SH.95 a pound? Sure. the price is $2 more than a year ago, but what hasn 't gone up" Camel cookouts are becoming po pular. with a r oast a nd 'People love rattlesnakes barbecued, fried' came lburger going for SS.95 a pound and a steak for $7 .95. The price has not changed in a year The business is headed by Art und his two brottiers, Rudy, 68, and Rich, 66. Their Hungarian fathe r opened a butcher s hop m Chicago in 1914 and exotic meats Thailand may stop accepting refugee s BANUKOK , Thailand (A P l Thailand is threatening to refuse accepting Vietna mese "boat peo· pie'· unless resettlement of lhl· re· fugecs is speeded up. He said the resettlement issue, and repatriation of Cambodian regugees, will be taken up with U.N officials in a meeting Wed· nes day. Last week , t he Thai mi Ii tary c lo s ed the Thai. Cambodian border to refugees ar· riving by land because of alleged Vietnamese infiltrators. , The U.N. High Commissioner reports 55i600 "boat people" have arrived in Thailand since 1975. became a specialty after World War JI Ostrich is t heir s lowest seller. "There's less lo an ostrich than about a nything else." says Czim er "The thig hs are all you can use from them . Their body 1s just u cage. But now and then somebody wants ostrich and we have ·cm. "Camel sells pretty well, but a came l's hump being one of the wor ld 's greatest delicacies is hoswash. Ther e's no meat in it JUSt a big lump of hard fat." .l'h e p'rlce of buffalo filet m ignon also has Increased S2 in the last year. to $12.95 a pound. But you can get a boneless rump roast for $4.95 and buffaloburger fo r $3.25 Beef roasts are retail · ing for around $2 a pound and ground beef chuck is selling for a bout $1 69 Lion 1s another good seller - roast or steaks at $6.95, ground $4. 75 Lion prices have remained steady. Tigers and alligators are on the endangered s pecies lists, so that meat no longer is available at Czimers. "We also can't locate elephant carcasses a n ymore," says Cz1mer. "We have about 100 sources for our a nimals and we don't divulge them we don't want our competitors to know. Most of the sources are game farms in this country. The government knows about lhl' sources but doesn't control t hem. ·'Their only interest would be if poaching 1s involved , o r som ething like that.·· he says. ··o ur invoices are open to them everything is strictly legal. Sec ur it y Chi ef P rason g Soons1ri also said two coastal ref· ugee camps will be closed and the 7 ,500 people in them m oved in land because Vietna m ese dis guised as re fugees a rc infiltrating Thailandthrough thecamps. __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ~ie»<S On C~~ ' CT\ 1 LT. f'<#i \..~~ · -.uenta nealtJi ,~-11 L~· By GERALD WINKLER, 0 .0.S. ~· ) ' SMOKING AND ORAL CANCER You alreadv know that smoking · tu rt IH' instr 11ml'111 JI 111 l h l' c u u ::. c or tJl· •rn (· 11 tt 1 s . 1 111111, CallCl'I'. l'ITil>hy!>-l•nia and llt'arl disease nut \\hut docs -.mok11111, ha\1• lo du wit h 01·,il hl•allh'' ll afrccb vour "hull· mouth 111 1iian~ \H1y-. n one or \\h1C'h art· beneficial B y fJr. th<.· mo .. 1 serious risk 1!> lhl· dC\'elopnH·nt of oral cancer Smokers have a four limes grea\c•r risk of oral cance1 than nonsmoker-. Tobacco m an~ form can cause cantc1 or the mouth and throat So don't think \l•ll c an U\'OIU Calll'l'f h\ sw1tch1nK fron1 <'lgarettl~ 111 :1 p1p1· or cigars \\Ill lw ~lrtl'kcn bv oral ('a 11 l' I' I' \.\' 1 l h I I\. r l \' e \ l',ll'S tnall\ Of these p1·11pk "Iii bt• dead E.1t·h ye a r. app10~11natcly 8.000 µcnµh• llic from oral 1· u n t· l' r n n e of t h e rt·a~ons tor lh1s high dc;1th ralt• is that oral l'a111cr \ll't1ms do not n•1:0)!111 /\· the need to "t'l' lht'1r dt>nt1st or phy-.1c1un unti l 11 bt•t·omcs too late tor lrl'ulmt•nl to be :.11t1:c-.s ful Y e t . 1ron1cally. m o uth cancer 1:. one or the fe" \'anl•t1l'~ lhal can be t"'"''~ rt•cogmied b~ a '1!.ual 11taimosis in 11s l';JI h 'liJJ.(l•S (.erald \\inklr r, 0 .0 .S. and .\~MX'iatt>~ I IOI \\ocado. Suite 505. """ 11on Bea<'h . .......... Art Czimer, 72, part oumer of Lockport, Ill. rare foods outlet, hold& 4-pound piece of rattlesnake meat selling for $6 95a pvuml No endangl1n•d :-.pl'<'ll'" an• 1n volved." Czi mer sav., ont• of lhi: most popular 1tt•m<; 1-; 1 attlt·::.nake . "We can sell all wt• t'<JO get ... he says "Wt• JUSt ll'C'Cl\'NI 1.000 pounds from 'f'(''<as a nd are sell· ing it for S6 95 a pound Peopl l' love rattlesnaki·:. hurbt:cued. fried or made into a pa te." In addition lo various game bird:.. especially pheasant and q uatl, venison a nd buffalo are the most popular. Czimer says Also in demand a re elk. bear, moose. rei ndeer . a ntelo pe. caribou. wild goal . ll ama. wild hoar. and importe d wild hare. UCH WAY WITH llOUND TW PUIKHASE. Currently, beaver legs are a good buy at $3.25 a pound "I have no favorites and I don't know what wild meat taste is," Czimer says. "Each kind of m eat has its individual flavor . Sure. we send out now and then for fried chicken or pizza The grandchildren go for it " II Thts Yl'Jr a n esl1m<Jll'd 21,000 Pl'OJ1IC' Phonf': !>40-<itOO THE BIG DISCOUNT TO THE EAST YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT FOR. -· PUBLIC NOTICE I PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RE NOTICll INVITING alDS SUPPLEMENTAL ORAFT EN· Nollce Is hereby Qlven 111•1 Ille VIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT Board ol TruttNS o1 1M Coul Com· COAST TRUNK SEWER COUNTY m unlly Collev• Olstrict ol Orenae !ANITATION OISTRICT NO 11 OF counly, C.lllCW"nl•. wlll receive .. ale<I ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA bids up to 2.00 pm, Thursci.y, June 11, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttlel e lffl •I 1"9 Pu<ctleslr19 ~rtmtnl ot public llearlnQ will be lltld •I Ille WIO coll1911 Olllrkl louted at 1370 County ~llallon Dlslrlcll 01 Or•noe Adams A...,..., Costa M"'•· CA, al County, Admlnlslrallon 8uHdl119, 1064A whlCll lime .. Id bid' will be publlCly Ellis AvMue, Founl•ln Valley, on 9peneo end read ICW": PURCHASE OF Wednesdey JUM 10, IMl, al 7 30,f ELEVISION PRODUCTION P.M., I<>< t .... pUrPI>" o1 a<cepllnQ EQUIPMENT. KOCE·TV, 81D "'8 - public commenti concernlr19 a CHARACTER GENERATOR; BIO m -plemtnlei Oral\ envlronment•ll VIDEOTAPE RECORDERS; 8 1D lmP•1>aOrl, coast All bid\ •r• lo De in a<cord•nn wllll Trvnll ~. wt>IC11 wa' pr-rtd 10< Ille 81d FCW"m ln<ITuctlons aftd Condi• County s.nlt.tlan 0111r1<1 No 11 of lions ano Specltic•llons -•ell are now Ora1199 County, Calllornl• on Ille •nd may be -urtd In Ille office Tha P<ffPOW ol ""' Envlronmtnlal of Ille PurchaslnQ Agent of Y id colt- lmpecl R-'1 Is lo review 1,,. OlllrlCI Impacts KJOCl•ltmll wllll Ills uw111rucllon from Lake s1reet to bid • 0 1111.,·s cllecll, certified c.lleck, Golde-est Avenue and •PC11oxlmately Of' bidder's bonCI ,.,,... payable to U. ona·ll•lf mlle norlllwtslerly of order ol t,,. coasl Community Coll-Goldan-st In t"9 Sea<llll IV oe .. top. Dlllrlct Board o f Trustffs In a n ment to serve ,,,. --ptans for amounl nol Ins men flv• percent (S'llol Sea<lltl IV. of Ille sumbldK•O•r•nlMlllal llleblO- All lnlef'Kled 1>41rJC1ns are ln•lltd to dtrwlllenterlntotnepr-*Contract •tttnd .. kl 1Warlr19 •nd UPrtH llltlr ., 1111 .. ,,,. Is •••r-10 llim. In Ille aplnlons relellve 10 Ille or all even I off el lure toe11ler Into wcl't •con- Supplt menlal Environment Imp-.;\ lr11ct, 1"9 P"OCttds ol tht cllecll wlll be RePOrt. $aid Envlronmenlel 1mpec1 lorf•lled, or In uw cast ofa bonCI, tht lull RtPOr1 Is •••ltablt '°' lnSPt<llon 1" sum llletfof wlll be lorltli.d to Y id <Of· II• Oltlct of 1"9 Secrelary of 1"9 ltQt dlatrlc t. Dl1trlcts, IOIM4 Ellla Avenue, f'ounltln No bidder may wllnoraw Illa bid tor Valley, C.lllornla, ond may be a period o1 fCW"ty-flvt Id) C1ay1 •Iler examined by •M lnteresled perl<in. the d•lt set tor IN -1"9 thereot. Fur111tr lnlCW"metlon may "' The 8oud ol TrustMI reserves lht obl•llltd from Hilary B•ller 11 lh. prl•llege of refectln9 any and all blda Dlllrlct Otll<t or by teltphonl"Q 17141 or lo waive .,,.,. ltftOularltles or ln- S46-tt10ort61·141 I. lcwmalllles In any bid cw In IN blddlnQ. av OllOEll 01' THI llOAllD Slontd: NORMAN E. WATSON 01' OlltllCTOllS, c-ty S«rtlKy, 8"rdof Tr..stttS Sallltatton D11trkl N•. 11 co .. 1 Cornrn.inlly cori... Ola- •' 0r-.. c:aumy, C•llf-• Irle I J. w • .,..,. Sylv..let', Publlsl'leel Ofange Coost O.lly Pilot, St<tttary May u a. June t. 1'et 240UI Pubn.-Oranoe Coast 0.11.,. Piiot, Mey "· "" UOI •1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE A:g=J:~~~;~11ts CAI.UNO ..ott e1DS l'tCTITIOUI 8USINlll l'ounlal" Valley Sc:llOOI District, NAMll STATSMa•T s-21 .. 1, ., .. ~LAM, P.O. eox Tllo loll ...... no ,..,_, 11 Clo"'9 Ml-HIO, l'OUllUHI v.11..,,, CA""" neu u : PAOJECT IOENTll'ICATION: 81cl ••ST PllOll'Elnln • BEST'"'" A.mll"'11naflll1w•. eUSINl!SS INVESTMENTS, H67 BIO DEA~INEl J-lt, t•t. 2:00 Hevocle Avenue , Cotta M•••· p,m .., C.llfwftlet'Ma Sl'ECll'ICATION> 911 lilt 9fld Ill«• MICllHI Yo11110 Cllu119, JU7 of bid "'•'91: Pvrc:hoMnll °'""-et Htvacla, Cillsla _.., catlfomla ._,. above IKeU..,, Tiiis ....,.,.,.. la cenclue'9cl by lft 111-Oowming8Nrd cllvlWel. 9¥rl' l'lllllwm, M1cNet Ytu111 a-. Anistent SW! .. Tiiis Ila~ ... llltd wltll 1111 8utlne• Servl<"tl Ctvflty Cltn of 0r-. Cllulltv 1111 Mey Publi.twd Orange COHt 0.11., ........ •. 1911. Mn U, JW1tt, 1''1 UIMI "'""' -f'l*I"*" Oronee Coell O.lly l"llOt, -----------I .,..., s. II, "· .. ltll tllMI PUBLIC NOT.CE PUBUC NOTICE "CftTIOUI euStHlf ..... "'"" ... ""' l'ICTITIOUIMllf•aM TIM , .. .._ .... ._ •r• dolllt NNitWST•T9MIMT Ml-Ml Tllo NlteWl!lt....-lt ... ._· SHIP 'fO SMOllE aOAT & -M l HOUSICUIAHlltO, mil MMulMIM CO~Y c••TEll. , ... lr'tlll• -~·c:e.....~""!..at. C..t. :r::;w. ~ tlH<ll. c.ttt.nll• ~CA.... ,_ • 1u,_.·~ t ~Val..., Kelftr ltMll. mil Ml...,._.,. wt., ...._ ...._, CMllW'N• ""' CMt• M9M. CA..._ Tlltt .__It ~9cl IW., lft. Tlllt _._, It ,_._,.., llY • ......... _._ ............ IC .... QllfM ~ ,,,,_... Tllll9 .......... -..... wltll .. Tlllt ....._,. -lllM Wltft .. I ~ C1'nl., Or .... C'.llllllY"'...., c--c., c......, °"""" ~ "',..., .. "" u. '"'· t ' N 'W.. ,........ °'Mii C.Mtt DeMy ""' ~ .... Or .. c:-t Delly "'*" \ .., .. It, tt, .. "'i *' "· ,.. "-.... 1911 .,,..., It\ ju't nol po~-.ihlc 10 plan every trip uhcatl nf 1i 111c or lo 'lay for u wed. or longer. On Continental. 1ha1 UOl''oll0 l mcan )OU can't gel a hig di!>l'OUlll. Our new /\SAP Fare let~ you 1al..c off from Lo' Angele' ln1crna1ional. Burbanl. or On1ario for -.even Ea,lcrn 1.·11ie,. W11 h no wa11inl!. Fl) lo Bo'>hm:j:, Ne\\ Yilri../Ncwar~. Philadelphia +. Wa,hing1on. DC .. Miami or Ft. Laur.Jcrdalc for onl) $179 Or C hicago for $159. T hal\ each WU) "'hen )OU bu:,. a round- lrip ticl.ct. Thcre arc no oihcr rc,t1ict1on'>. No advance purcha.,e. No length of \la) rcqum:mcnl'> or time deadline,. Bui 1;eat' a re hm1tcd and all nigh!' are via Denver. AH EXTIACITY, NO EXTIA CHARO£. When you fl y 10 any of the~ ~ven ~tern cit1e~. you can return from any one of the other citie' al no extra charge. For example, you mighl fl y 10 New York/Newark and catch a return nig h! from Wa~hington. D.C. FIRST CWS FOR THE PRICE Of COACH. Buy a fu ll fare Coach ticke t on Continental or bring us unolhcr airline's~ full fare Coach ticket to thc!»c bt!'ttcm l'i1ic:-. and \\c'll lly you HN Clas~.~ That'~ nght. Fir-I Cl:.t:-..,. Thi' j, 1111 a f11..,1 co111c. fiN ... crw ba'1', 'o rc-.crvatinn' arc 'll!!!!l'\ll'd Whu ~tiJ )11ur l'rnnpany wou lr.Jn'1 allm\ I 11'-I Cla" 11awl an) mon.".1 BIG DEAL ON A RENTAL CAR. Cont1nc111al\ ASJ\P hire d11c,n't ,111p hcing a glxltl deal "hen ) 11u land On \\Ccl..crK1'. "ith ,1 1hrl'l' da\ m1n1mu111. vou t·un renl a Dnl lar Rent A-Car:· lor Ju!'>t Sin a tl..i). n1a1\ "1th unl11rn1cd DOLLAR mileage Or dunn~ the \\CCI.., Jl1'1 $24.95 a d.1\ \\Ith 100 frcl' 111111:, Ju,1 c:.ho\\ \our C111u1n1:111.1l 111.~l'I ,11 thc Dolla~ rcn1..il lo1..111t111 Goua· gl'I hat i.. l:..1-.1111 .1 hurt~ .111d \\,1111111 From Lo' Angele' lni' I to Bn,1on+ · 7·00 Jill. 2 ·-I 'i pm Chicago. 7 HI am. I I 25 .1111. ~ 00 pm. 5:28 pm. 'i .55 r111. Ft. Lautlcrtlalc 11 25 .1111 M1am1 : 7:10 am. 11:25 .un New York/Ncwa1k: 7: 10 am. 11.25 .1111; 1:!K) pm.• Philadelphia~: 7 00 a111. 2.-15 pm . Wa,hing1011. [) C. · 7: Ill ;1111 , 11 ·25 arn ~•v..: money tno'.1 't'<lU can·1 do hcttcr than ASA P. Call )ourrn111pany trJvcl dcpar1mc111.1ravcl agent. or Contincnral. CHICAGO •tS9 BOSTON *t79 NEW YORK/NEWARK *i79 PHILADELPHIA *i79 WASHINGTON D.C. *i79 MIAMI *i79 FT. LAUDERDALE *i79 F1•r'1 t ._,,111 nt 'lmtllf t..r.,cr '-•' ••1111.iihh.• 1fl 'm•ll ih.lilltH'n.t.I "'h,.,.,,. N1• iwth.' d1 .. ,,,un1, wprl\ G11' n•~ '"'luJ.cU t •f mu''"-.· t\:li;tm:d '" •1r111n.il r~nurtp fl""''''° 11t n•1m1nal dmp "t\jrsr apphe1i l tu n"nt•l 1111r"' ··~"" 1h11h1 .. h Jun,· I~. l'illill All I l1Jhb '¥11 C11nnf1,. l10f'I •I ~n\Ct Ut'llc\\ ind~ 1ttt.·J • "" tl!r~" I i '\rt \U ( hi 04t\h'" tw.t!'l'l 6/1/tU. Ph1l1dcfph1• 711/IU t'Jffrf ,,,,.,.,.,,,Kl UIMI r:; .. ,.,,, •n'1 ""heJulc1i. wt.~,·t (uth~n1r .... 1th.1u1 pr11M noth.t •t-\\C'ftt \\,,thl A.If""')"' <1n1I ( .. ,~11111 hurrutt iloootl A1rw1)" LOI Anacles. 772 ·6000 • 8cYfrly Hlll411141 an Fernando ~llcy. qll6·1000 • Burb n ... Olcndal and Pa.Mct111 M6-1111 • l-Ofll le1cll 7-'4<JO • On11rio1nd "1mona. 9111 6 41 Or1nat County. Sl7, ll 14 • R1vc~lde ind San Bcmard1nn Tllll J n:c c 11!'101 ~2'1 02t'O • 5an <J1hntl V11ll()'. 579,..210 ; Sant.I Mnniu and 0111h Bay: 646-2230 I ' .. -----.....-----..--..... ----·----. .. . ............ ----- \8 Ki ll 'EM 1-.;lch icl i.tt· f 'It• I\• I h1• I < 1 rm l' r I U at k l '. "1 1 hl•r 1\hu Jiu\ p1•:1f.. out frn 1•1111• c 1 \ .11 1 1 a u ' t:' !' . :.. .1 ' s t I 11 death 1w11all~· o.;fl111Jld he uppla·tl 111 .ill 1 •. ., pit' lllll\t!l1•d nt \ttl lr'nl t r11111 111 • l\Oll d 111,11 I 11 t,J I Orango Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, May 26. 1981 \'ICh.SBL IH: Miss t AP> J hl') ll'ft U1e1r homet-in states s111·h .1:c '('(•xas , M1 ssour1 , l.11111s1.1nn and South Carolina lo Ii •ht for llw ( 'onfNll•ruc~· Thcv d11•tl 1111 tht' hutlleficlds: in th~ h.1t I.. o l horse-draw n am b 11 I ;1111· t• s or t n cr owded hospitals fh1•1r filial resting place was tn 1111111:11 ket.l, I n·nl'h like graves 1 n u p .1 u pt• 1" ~ f 1 t' Id al a \ 11 bhur~ <'t'nll'lt>rv which ad ''"""' ''hat i' ncm· a national 111!111.11\ park and l ht• \\l'll 111J11\1•tl ~· ·'"'" ol about lli.llOO l 1111111 llOllfll'IS ,.,,, tlrnn I a Ct'OI Ur\. lhl· 11.11111· ... col llw l.rllt•n Reht•I" had f,, • 11 lu .r 111 t1111t.• \ftcr lht• \\ar. Iii \\1111u·n of \'1 cl..sburg did "I .11 I ht•\ could lo honor thl' d1"oul • pu11·ha,111~ the paupcr· ... • 1,.lcl 1111tl r t•n<imtnl! 11 ~olch1•r-. !11• l. many of those who had died in Vi cksburg hospitals during the wur The hat included not only soldiers from 12 states but also 62 dead whose home states were unknown. and a nurse. ··Apparently a Union offi cer made a hst of all known dead, possibly as many as 5,000, but that lxlOk was never found, said Eli za lH•th Taylor, a UDC member who spent days making• out u 51 pagt• typewritten last of the name's and information pro· '1dcd by thl' ledger that was found In 1977. lhl' UDC began a drive to obtain grnve markers from the ft•dc1 al governmt'nt to place Ill Solcl ll'l"S Rei.t We l'<>ntactcd the Veterans white marble markers. each about 42 inches high and weighing about 230 pounds, in in sla~ments of 200 unlit tht' task was completed in December "We arranged the markers ac cording to states," Mrs Joyner said. "We received help from Vicksburg's city engineer 1n working out a pla n to arrange the markers in the best way.·· She said the marker!> 1den tified 177 dead from Alabama, 51 from Arkansas, 20 from Florida. 284 from Georgia, 14 from Ken lucky, 431 from Lou1s 1ana. 211 fromM1ssiss1pp1 . 3 rrom North Carolina. 71 from Missouri, ont- from South Carolina. 36 from Texas, 183 from Tennessee and lhe 162 whose homfs are un· known to warm summer-like weather, luxury accommo- dations, off-season prices. Now's the perfect time to enjoy life at lhe centerpiece of California's desert playg.round at a special Follow the Sun Rate of$75 per nite.• Sun ~oa.ked country club atmosphere includes 27 holes of championship golf, 25 tennis courts (8 lighted), 2 sparkling pools with adjacent hydrotherapy pools, 348 sleeping rooms, 4 rcMauranh and lounges and much more . . Follow the Sun . make your reservations today by calling 7 14 I 568-2727 or toll free 800 I 228-9290 •t 1m11eJ number ••a1l•blc ad' ancc re>cn-•1><>11' "''l""eJ ,.flcr &"tJ Ma> I" h>Junc 20. JIJlct ··We've had man) rcquc~ts for Confederate murkHs 1n the r•~•.,\\ornott s Southern states. but as far ab I MNCHQ can determine lh1s is lht.• lar~ebl number that we\{' l'\'Cf '>UP LAS PALMAS RESORT plied," !-a irl Donald Wardll•, 41000 Bob Hope Dmc • • • I~, \•'.II ·' ' llld li,1\1 II 1\11 , ,1d Ill Ill I"' I 1;i10 11f lh11:-1• liunnl 111 tlw ht 1•1• .11•11· plol lh•·11 .inorn mil\ ·1111i'd 111 th1 • 1111d l!l;"~)s \\i11·n .1 111111; l1lll'd \\ tllt l'I\ II \\'.tr docu 111 111 ... "a' I 1111H·1I oq•r lo tlw •ll.el d1.1pllr of lhC' l'n1ll'd 1,111 :ht• .. ., 111 till' ( 'onfrtll·ran •1tl1• 11 "' .1 l1•d i::i>r 11lt>nt1rv11ig \dm1111strat 1o n and they ·•/.!• t•t•d 10 supµly Confederate ma 1kl'l's al no charge a nd de· 111 l'r them to the site.·· said Emil) Jo)ner. who chaired the pro wet .. We w1•rl' able to get t he manpower to place the marl..t.•rs under a federal jobs pro~1·am and the work began on .July 16, 1980." T h(' cha pter rcct.>i ved the director of the VA 's m o numt•nl I Rancho M1rar.e. California 92270 ser vice rn Was hington "T hl· i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!people in Vicksburg rlirl a -: beautiful job with lhtb proJ<>tl Ho w Do Yo u Feel Right Now? Are Yt VJ 1th Probl£·rn tt vo an ~ Jc<1< M~ Ht>a th S 1 \ ~ lllrn~ Woman u' . FtQUff on ttle mos1 sopti 1st1cotl!Cl Tlar.tt1ni1s .1va1lable 1 Trv Jo,m ~.·"' • .m Therapaut1c Loung!! ro 1mprcvu ~pecial problems sucti dS c1 u Jt11;in Dowager Hump, Flrtr b\ ~hn r 01opped Buttocks, Lt1H arq')' T Hfl 1011 ar J $tress INTRODUCTORY OITTR IMow -" °""'' ,_, $ 30 I Unlimited Vlslh l .... •fl0,41 • Also located In Seal hoch. Tw(' fligh b daily. Only direct service frorn O:·~r CF1 r aunty to Seattle. Avoid thr c )\N\. 1 t Los Angeles International Ar i )( rt r \irn1ly Plan available. • 1 'I f d r c, ~ave 5 0 °/o on the IC\I 'I llH' fa n1ily! Ask for details. Just cilll your t1 dv~1 agent and say you want to fly Republic. Or c.all us any time at (7 14) 540-2060. I ll' ht1• q•' Wllll Hit llL t1ce ~ newest • IS erica's est. Now, all the advantages of valuable free servi ces too. America's largest sav ings and loan You'll also discover the un- are conveni ent to more people in matched safety of Americas largest, Orange County. with assets over $12 million. Of Because we've just opene<l a course, our perfect safety record new branch at Bristol and isn't new. It reac hes all r.he way MacArthur in the Bristol Town back to 1889. & Country Shopping Plaza. So please drop$ the new Come in and you'll discove r Home Savings, 36 6 Bristol at a full range of =:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M Arthur. We'd financial services, li lte to get acquain- from hig h inter-red and introduce es t saving and you to the services checking plans and security to ~ax-saving of America's rettrement nt.imber one programs. savings and Plus many loan. .. the BristOI ToWli & Country SJioP.ping ~ . Bristol at Macia··-. ~6841 Open Sarifuiay 9am-lpm - ) I I r r DEAEPAT DUNN : lunderstandthere's a biU before the state Legislature that would al· low ''shared appreciation loans." What kind or loan is this, and what a re the provisions of this proposed legis lation? -P.W.,Jrvlne Existing law contalo1 no provlaloas direct· ly related te an alternative mortgage lD1tru· mea t by whJcb a lower than prevaWng market interest rate Is given on a loan for the purchase ohesldentlal property In exchange for a share In the future appreciation of tbe property. Tb.ls bill (AB %167) would enact a method for providing "shared appreciation loans" by persona acting in behalf of pension funds sub· Ject to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of lt74. A shared appreciation loan would be for the purchase of real property at an lDterest rate one-tbJrd lower than the pre· v a lltn .. lnierest rate ln ret1trn for conUngent de· fer red Interest In the amo11nt of one· third of the appreciation. to be paid by the borrower upon sale or tnnsfe r, upon full payment of the loan, or upon the m at11rlty date of the loan. If the pro· perty ls not· sold or transferred prior to the maturity of the loan, the lender must provide refinancing of the balance of the loan and any contingent deferred Interest, If the borrower so desires, for the pe riod of at least3t years. Benef iciary benefiu DEAR PAT DUNN : Our son, who is the beneficiary of our life insurance, is marrying a girl from a wealthy family. If our son should die before his wife does, would she get the in· suranceproceed~? ln1ea& beneficiary for your Ille luuraace beneflta ID caae your son abould die before yon do. If you do not, the procffcls would 10 to your estate. Stal,e flag avail.abl.e DEAR P AT DUNN : I would appreciate it if you could tell me where l can get a California state n ag. H.D., Costa Mesa You can take your pick among the many firms listed under "Flags & Banners" In the Yellow P ages telep hone directory. P rice comparison shopping by phone also can save "drlvlng around" shopping expense for you. -Quackery big business DEAR READERS: Arthritis quac kery is big business and growing annually, reports the ~rthritis Foundation. T his year. the organiza. tton warns, arthritis patients will spend about $950 million on quack devices, unproven re· medies and "miracle" cures. That is 25 times the amount that wiU be spent on legitimate arthritis research. Arthritis quackery flourishes for two main reasons, according to Dr . Frederic C. McDuf· fie, the foundation's senior vice president for medical affairs : First. there are many victims to prey on - more than 31 million Am ericans suffer from the disease. Second, it is a chronic disease - once developed it remains for life, bringing pain and a constant desire for relief. ----~ -------c--,-.,_,.._,..,. __ ..,.._ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, May 26, 1981 A 9 Ste am • • e n g ine s S01okes 'toss' bill eyed l THA 18<· to g o BOSTON (AP > -The FORT BRAGG IAP > Massachusetts Housel California's only steam wantsCongress to passa, powered passe nger law making it illegal to, trains will be retired t his toss away a lit eigaretle s ummer astheCalifornia that will burn for more Western Railroad turns than five minutes. to diesel power for itll T he q u i c k · Skunk Train service extinguishlng resolution through the redwoods. was prompted by the a m o u nt o f annual The steam e ngines da m ages from cigarette· used too much fuel, 600 caused fires. The bill gallons a day versus 150 says such blazes kill a n for diesels, rai lroad estimated 1,800 and in-General Manager Henry jure 4,000 each year and Foltz said. cause $180 m illion in The steam trains were losses. revived 15 years ago on T he resolution, by Sen. the 40·mile route between John A. Brennan , D· .. __________________ _. Fort Bragg and Willits in Malden, said a cigarette Af'wi,.,-. MendocinoCounty left on a flat surface must NEW STAMP -This 18-cent stamp featuring burn atleastfive minutes a "surrey with the fringe on top" has been is· before causing a fire. sued in Notch, Mo., the first issue of a new Black boy with whites transportation ser ies. Owner of plwny nugget conv icted MINNEAPOLIS (AP> -A j udge has ruled that a 2-year -old black boy "_can more readily adjus t to Living as a black among whites" than to leaving SONORA <AP l A Tuolomne Countv man has his white foster parents. bee.n ~onvi<.'ted of insurance fraud and p 0 erjury for Hennepin County Dis-clai ming that a gold-plated rock really contained a tr i ct Judge L i ndsay quarter million dollars worth of gold. Arthur ruled that Daniel A Superior Court jury found George W LaRue Leroy, who was placed in guilty of t rying to collect insurance after the phony the home of Darlene anrl gold rock was stolen from his home las t year. He also J im Carlson when he war. was convil'led of lying at a preliminary hearing con· 4 days old. could not be cerning the theft. Rulin g due o n dam ages HICHMOND, Va IAPl The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the Wes t Virginia Supreme Court must decide whether an ac<.'ident victim who is semi -comatose is en· lilied to damages for loss of enjoyment of life. taken a way from the m . A. Authorities said La Rue had the seven-pound black couple had filed for rock gold plated in Oakland four vears ago and then ~=::=::=::=::=::=:::=::=~~========:::::=:::::==:=:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:a~d;o~pt~i~on~.~;;;;--::;;;~-:::;;;;=-:;;;;-~cl~a~i~m1ed it wasworthmorethan siso.ooo. -PUBLIC NOTicE-1~ • .:.uauc NortCB DESK · -R.L .. Huntington Beach Only the person whom you name as beneficiary is entitled to your Ufe insurance funds. You can name someone else as the cont· Mi chae l Flannery, critically injured in a 1974 accident with a govern ment vehicle in Hunt- ington, W. Va ., has been awarded $2.3 million by U S. District Court Judge Charles H. Haden. y;~r1fc~~J>TE:~~ g= NOTICE OF DEATH OF p E T I T I 0 N T 0 ~:R,,ve:iT~~~Efo ~":. ADMINISTER ESTATE MINISTER ESTATE NO. NO. A10ll1S. . A-101151. T ~ . a 1. I h e ' .r s ' T o a I I h e i r s be nef1c1.aries, crt:ditors be neficiaries, c red i tor~ and contingent creditors of and contingent creditors ot Vera Schmidt and ~rso.ns Mary s. As kew an d who may be othi:rw1se in· persons who may bl terested In the wi ll a nd/or otherwise interested in thE estate. . . . will and/or estate: A petition has been f1 lt:d A petition has been filed by Evelyn ~armichael in by Donald E. Askew in the the Supe rior Court . of Superior Court of Orange Orange County requesting County requesting that tha t Ev~lyn Carmichael Dona ld E. Askew be ao-be appointed as personal po inted a s p e r s onal r e p.res en t at 1v e torepresentat i ve to ad· adm1nlstet"" the estate of m ini s te r the estate of Ve ra Schmidt (under the M s A k Independent Admlnistra-ary . s ew, Costa tlon of Estates Act). The Mesa, Ca. !under the In· r i . dependent Administration pe it on Is set for hea~i~g of Estates Act). The petl- in Dept. ~o. 3 at 700 .civic tlon is set for hearing In C~nter Drive, West, in the Dept No 3 at 700 Cvlc C i ty of Santa Ana ,c t ' ·. 1 California on June 10 1981 en er Drive West, Santa at 9·30 A M • Ana, CA 9270t on June 17, · · · 1981 at 9· 30 AM I F '(OU OBJECT to the I F YOU oeiECT to the granting of the petition, nranting of the petitio you· should either appear " n, at the hearing and state you should ~ither appear your objections or file at the hearing and st~te written objections with the yo~r obj~cti.ons or file court before the hearing. written obJecttons with. the Your appearance may be court before the hearing. in person or by your at-'.(our appearance may be torney. in person or by your a t· I F Y 0 U A R E A torney. C REDITOR or a cont-IF YO U ARE A ingent creditor of the de· ~RED I TO~ or a cont-ceased, you must file your 1ngent creditor of the de· claim with the court or ceased, you must file your present it to the persona l claim V.:ith the court or representative appointed present 1t t<? t he per~onal by the court within four representative ~ppointed months from the date of by the court within four fi rst issuance of letters as mont~s from the date of provided In Section 700 of first .issuance of .letters as the Probate Code o f provided in Sect100 700 of California. The time for the P r~bat e C~de of fi ling claims will not ex-C~liforn1a. The time for pire prior to four months filing c_laims will not ex- from the date of the hear-plre prior to four months Ing noticed above. !rom the date of the hear- YOU MAY EXAMI NE ingnoticedabove. the file kept by the court YOU MAY EXAMIN E If you are interested in the the file kept by the ~ourt. estate, you may file a re-If you are interest~d 1n the quest with the court to re· state, you may file a re- ceive special notice of the uest with . the co.urt to re- inventory of estate assets . elve special notice of the and of the petitions ac-inventory of estate assets c ount s and r e p o r ts nd of the petitions, ac- described in Section 1200 s o u n t s a nd reports of the California Probate escribed !n Section 1200 Code. f the California Probate R o b e r t H u r w i t z ode· H u r w 1 t 1 R em e r ' Henry Frledm•n, At MacDonald & Mffde, At: torney •t L..lw, 1161 1 Siln to rn• y • t Law 6 6 0 Vicente Blvd., Suite 120 Ne wport Center Drive Los Ang•t!•1 CA 90049; Sui te 1555 Ne wpor t tel: (213) l:iv-.701. Buch , cA.'92660 (714) Published Orange Coast 759-0711. Dail y Pilot, May 26, 27, Published oran~e Coast !une 2, 1981 2389-8 Daily Pilot, May 19, 20.c 26, ··-· •c Nn..CE 1981 , 23;c6-81 u..... vu PUBUC NOTICE SMITH-CO RONK TVPETRONIC"' • The Mos t Prestigious Office Typewriter In Years! • The New Electronic Typewriter With A Brain. • 50% Fewer Parts Than Electo-Mechanica l Typewriters. [Say goodbye to gears , pulleys, and levers]. • Electronic Intelligence Center • Memory COl'Tection • Ultrasonic ~eyboard • Memory Spe•d Cushion • Axed Or Programmable Page Formats • Interchangeable Typestyles • Easy Load Canette Ribbons • Infinite Line Feed • Stationary Carr\age o..k. Inc. I• TIM &cl ... lft Sal• A .. S.nlce Dealer FOi' TftMtroelc I• o. ... CCNnty. CALL TODAY FOR AN lN-OEEICE DEMONSTRATION (714] 751-3587 • • Full Service Contract $115. Per year. We will loan another Typetronlc should yours need repair. IT DOES MORE BUT IT COSTS LESS s995 IMMEDIATE D£LIVERY •Deakt Inc. 1981 Ai R_.1, Rt.Ned I 1 ~ j • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, May 26, 1981 Ex-POW says 'Vietnam • a1ust war' Tax eva.thr sentenced ' WASHINGTON (AP> -It i.a 8,300 miles from n. Jeremiah Dentoo's sunlit omcet on Capitol Hill to lbe grim camps of North Vietnam where he spent seven years and seven monlhl as a prisoner of war. While the retired Navy admiral's POW days are fa'r behind him In distance and time, they have become a focus of Denton'• early career in tbe Senate. · During Senate hearings, Denton has told of physical ailments that linger as a result of his cap- tivity, described "an anti-war Air Force physician" who misdiagnosed another medical problem, and criticized mediacoverageofthewarin Vietnam. He has declared that one of his major goaJs in the Senate will be to convince the public that the Viet· nam War was worth its costin lives and money. Among the big crop of conservative freshman Republicans, Denton has become one of the most vis· tble, in part because he: Convened the first hearings of the new Senate s ubcommittee on terrorism and security, and com- plained later that there was not enough emphasis in press coverage on Soviet influence among terrorists around the world. Civil libertarians express fears that the subcom- mittee would repeal the ·· witchhunts" attributed to ,imilar investigations of the 1950s. Denton denies any such intention and the panel thus far has made no effort to identify communists working within lhe United Stales. Security was tight at an April 24 session where Denton announced that he'd been asked by a reporter If he was wearing a bullet-proof vest. The 56-year-old legislator pulled open the front of his shirt and said. 1• I am not. .. Sponsored legislation that would provide $30 million to promote "self-discipline and chastity" • 'I don 't believe the truth has been clarified for the American people' among teen-agers. During his 1980 campaign, in f-'hich he had the enthusiastic endorsement of the Moral Majority. 4>enton said, "No nation can sur· vive long unless it can teach its young to withhold in· tlulgence in their sexual appetites until marriage.·· -Persuaded Attorney General William French Smilh lo drop language from a voting rights suit alleging that. officials had long attempted to perpetuate "white supremacy" in Denton's bometown of Mobile, Ala. Denton said later he did not believe "my hometown is guilty of the allegations made in the ~omplaint, certainly not since I've been back borne." Became a major supporter of legislation to boost veterans benefits for 98.000 former prisoners of war. Denton returned from Vietnam to a hero's welcome in 1973, known as the POW who blinked the letters for TORTURE in Morse code during a staged television interview in North Vietnam. Last f'YI he won election after a campaign which emphasize<l his status as one of the best known heroes of the Vietnam War. During his first four months as the first Republican senator from Alabama since Reconstruction, Denton bas talked frequently about the war and his days oftorture and deprivation. In emotional tones, he volunteered his views and personal POW experiences during at least two Senate hearings on subjects unrelated to the Vfet- nam era, and during a number of interviews with j urnalisls. Denton believes that reporters covering the \iietnam fighting were responsible for what be sees as an inaccurate impression among Americans that U.S. involvementinlhewarwasimmoral. ·'Ronald Reagan has said he believes it was a just war," Denton said in an interview. "I believe with him it was just. "I believe subsequent events have removed any doubts aboutthat," he said. "I don't believe the truth has been clarified for the American people." During an early meeting of the subcommittee on terrorism and security. Denton said be wanted to establish "some basis of understanding with the m edia which I regard as essential toademocracy." •'While people In North Vietnam were exposed only to 'the glory' of their country's side of the fight· ing, Americans saw only 'the hell of it,' Denton said. The 57,000 Americans killed in Vietnam. he said, • 1 a re dead in nobility.·· Language studies back STANFORD (AP> -Alter heated debate, Stanford University faculty have voted to reimtate the foreign language requirement abolished more than a decade ago. Starting in the fall of 1982, the school's under- graduates will be required to take the equivalent of a year's study in foreign languages. 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CHJ' ........... lair I el 11•• ••r ,.atftde9•. t Denton said some U.S. reporters accepted pro· pa1anda produced in Hanoi and the Soviet Union and carrledltunewutoriea lo lhe United States. "I am sUll eaten wlth tbat experience," Denton said ofhia memory ofauch reports. More eenerally. Denton said, If he is able to convince Americans that the war was worth Its cost In llves and money, "If we can absorb the significance of that lesson •.. I will have achieved half my objective here In the U.S. Senate.'' He refers reporters t.o an article he wrote for the American Legion magazine in which he said the American media, particularly television, mis- represented the war as a revolution inside South Vietnam rather than an invasion of the South by North Vietnam. Al a third Senate hearing -this one on eovern· ment benefits for former POWS Denton said';" "We all have to come from where we are personally. Some of the lhin1s l have as a result of being a POW are mysterious to the medical profession.·' Specifically. Denton said d'l.l'ine a Senate Veterans Affairs Committee meeting lbat he still suffers from worms. "They can't even classify two types that I still have and they can't cet rid of." During the same hearing, Denton also com. plained that American military doctors who ex- amined him after leaving Vietnam Inaccurately identified malnutrition as the cause of problems he had wilhh1s legs. ..> • "I didn't need an anti-war Air Force physician telling me It was from malnutrition because it wasn't. It didn't subside as I got fed better, it grew worse and it still ls," he said. It. pays 1 5.0 5%* interest This new investment opportunity pays high interest. like a T-bill. The current annual rate is guaranteed tor the full term when funds are held to maturity. 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Visitors , campers pack Caspers Park for holiday The 42 recreational vehicle and tent sites were filled for the long Memorial Day holiday at the Ronald W Caspers Wilderness ~ark. as· were 10 overflow sites and 30 equestrian campsites. County park orftc1als say publicity about the hewly refurbished park's opening earlier this month sparked the flo" of weekend and day vis- itors. Part of the attraction to the rustic location off the Ortega Jlighwa) 1s the ne\\ 2.500-sq uare· foot visitor's center, which boasts an informa- tion area, ranger ofrices. a room for public film and slide shows. an cxh1b1t1on showroom and a large lookout deck. The wood deck provides a panoramic view of Bell and San Juan canyons which make up much of the 5,500 acre wilderness park. Rangers said m ore than 2,000 visitors toured the premises during the annual open house. And the novelty apparently hasn't worn off. The park hosted hundreds of Memorial Day weekend visitors who just came for the day to picoic, explore portions of 18 miles of hiking trails. and view exhibits by more than a dozen environmental and historic groups. To reach the wilderness park, take the San Diego Freeway lo the Ortega Highway, then east for 7 miles to the park entrance. Campers pay $5 a day and day users pay Sl. And don't bring your pet -unless it's a horse.1 Daily Pilot Photos by Lee Payne 'Chevaliere ' offers new meaning to the battle of the sexes ... BlO Nature Trails Stu/fed and mounted fox with prey is part of displays in the Visitor's Center, documenting the variety of birds, animals and ecological balances that occur in canyons. } Pf'ickly pear cactus i8 a trail delicacy for l hikers who know hew to pare a100y thorns. -' ' ', Nature Hikes ,, __ ., Corrals 0 e shuttle Restrooms Picnic Area Campground Camping • Shuttle Parking Shuttle e Visitor Center 0 .Day Use Area Rest rooms Overflow Camping Rangers use wood decks of Visitor's Center for k~eping watch on Bell and San Juan canyons. aJ n ., I ,---.. ------------. ---... . . . -... .. -........ ___ 'W__..._ ~~---~~ ·~~·~-·-----·-·----·---·~h~·-·---·-··-·-·--·-·-··-·-·-·--· ............. ~ ....... -,r' ---------------.-----------------------------~-------------------I B2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, May 26, 1981 ~' ~· . Punishment too rough? OF WJINKSANDGLOOM: Oneoftheout- standing targets for senior elus pranks about this lime of year is the bell tower at one of our oldest and most venerable coastal campuses, Huntington Beach High School. It happened again this year. In years past, one or the best stunts ever pulled by the inventive seniors was to place a giant truck lire lnnertube over the spire at the ~ TOM MURPHINI .~It very top or the landmark tower on the Oiler campus. To this day, nobody 1s really sure how the seniors got the tube over that spire and I'm not sure how it was ever taken down. This year, two senior class officers decided to scale the old Huntington High tower. This in· cident turned out with a less pleasant ending , art er the young men got caught. NORMALLY, YOU MIGHT anticipate what would happen when the two school leaders got hauled before the bar of justice in the principal 's office. You can almost hear the tongue-lashing they should get now. Something like this: • "Listen you two, do you realize what you've just done? You're supposed to be the leaders around this place, not a couple or dim· witted jerks who would put life and limb in peril by trying to scale the tower. Do you have any idea what might have happened? You could have wasted your lives before they ever really got started ··Now. as a result of your abysmal stupidi· ty. you shall be punished by having the op- portunity to whitewash every sidewalk on and around this campus on weekends before graduation, or else ... " Well, it might have gone something like that. Ben Bn>WO'S rystaunnt Weds. thruSat1>. GENO~ "S,Ort1 ••• " Keeps you on top of the local scene ... everyday In the Daily Pilat --------------. LISTEN, THER E HA VE been a lot of mis· creant activities that have been far worse along this coastline along about graduation lime. I know of one police report that is about 25 years old that involved a senior class membtlr who is now one of our prominent school prin· cipals. I don't think it should be published, real- ly ... On the other hand, wouldn't It be fun if we could force all the school principals, superin· tendents and school board members to stand before us and recite the damn foolishness they were involved in as their senior years in high school wound down toward the last gew pre- cious days? 1 'IJ bet some or the tales would raise the hair on the back or your neck. BOT THEN AGAIN, you suspect that sometimes the older generation is able to push these little misconducts or the past out or their mmds and concentrate only on the bad stucr being done by the kids or today. It's a lot easier that way Okay. you guys. knockoff I he senior pranks In the insl~nce or the t WO young student Of· ricers cited above, it didn't turn out to be whitewashing or sidewalks. or re-indexing library books, or mowing the grass on campus that was meted out as punishment for their tower-climbing sins.· Instead, they got banned from their Of· riciating positions in baccalaureate and graduation exercises. You're left lo wonder if the punishment really m the crime? , NEW '-· SUMMER HOURS I • Breakfast I I • lunch I • Dinner I THE COOKERY RESTAURANT' I 500 W. Coast Hlglfway, Mewport hoclt I •Croll..._ .... .., ci.1t 646-6909 1: DAILY 6 A.M •• 8 P.M. .1 1 --------------J TWO l:.ASA•N DINNERS Wltftw..lm ....... ~· ..., h ..... e.....-..., .. ........... ,_._,"" ........ FllNTAlll fl11Y 11153 ....... 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I was humiliat· ed and embarrassed." Mrs . Harris was charged with violating a city ordinance that pro- hibits eating on a bus. The bus ordinance also prohibits smoking. drinking, spitting, play· ing radios. traveling with an animal and car· r yi ng dangerous materials. -. Mrs . Harris is scheduled to go to court June 15 on the charge, which carries a max- imum penalty of 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. o.11, .. 1 ... si."~ "If I have to go to jail PRE-LAUNCH T~ST -The huge Intelsat V communications satellite-js for this, it should attract s ho\\'.n undergoing a pre-launch test at Ford Aerospace and Com - national attention." she ~un~cation Corp. Western Development Laboratories Division. The test said. 1s being conducted in an anti-echo chamber. Crack into a plate of ~ot, ste~ming crab legs. Try a generou!> se:ving of our new spiced cold boiled shnmp. Or our famous Popcorn~ shnmp. And then do it again! It 's all you can eat. Every day of the week. Each special is served with your choi~e of a cr~sp tossed salad or coleslaw, baked potato or rice pilaf. and another favorite, sourdough bread. All you can eat. All week long. Alaskan Snow Crab Legs All you can eat..... . . . . . . . . ~1195 Popcord~Sbrimp All you can eat. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. '7.50 New Spiced Cold Boiled Shrimp All you can eat ............. ~8.95 Jedfobsfer· R>r the seafood lOYer in )QI: 7801 Beach Blvd., Buena Parle. 99+12il 168Jt Beach Blvd .. Huntinaton Beath, ~1956 11:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Sun.-Thurs . 11:30 a.m. -11:00 p. m. Fri. &. Sat. ___ ........ ..,-..---1!!' \I • .. .. ' ! . -----·----· -... ·-···-· ·-------• 4 .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, ~ay 26. 1981 BS vows to make changes Every oaee in awblle 80metb.lnl happens in r Uva to ~e us to r .. buffle out prlorltle.. ' Sometb:nts. l\:L.a traumaUc birtbday or a end raclnJ a cl\sis-:-'To me. it was the rW>eral or a friend that left me vulnerable, cootused and ubtlul utowhatl am all about. 1 wanted to draw aJl our savinas out of lbe nk and go to Tahiti. I wanted lo put lbe plastic hes in the driveway and back over them with a r . I wanted to take ballet lessons. Throw away I the fake fiowers and replace them with a Jungle vines and greenery. I wanted to take up all the ow rugs and let the dirt fall where it wanted to. ·11 ...... ~. 0 ••• That very ntibt, l took a looi at my Ure, rear· ranged my cards Into a whole new hand, and made a vow. I am not aoing to be Jike tbe woman on the Titanic who, as she climbed into Use lifeboat facinc an uncertain future, sobbed in anguish, "lf I had koowq this was going to happen, I'd have had the c ocolate mousse for dessert." arty theft sticky problem DEAR ANN LANDERS: I recently attended a by shower al the home of a close family friend. urlng the shower someone went through the rses or the guest.s and stole about $300. The hostess was notified and, to say the least, was very embarrassing, She tried to keep the in· ent hushed, but many people found out about it. effort was .made to locate the money. As far as now, no resUtutlon was made. 1 realiie this was a sticky situation since only • mlly and friends were present, but $300 Isn't ex- tly chlcken feed. What should have been done? ould the police have been notified? Should the oney have been paid back by the hostess? Or ·~ould the whole incident be forgotten? -COLOR :-stE PURPLE Dear Purple: It's very bard to get tbe police ~ Interested ln a S300 theft that occurred at a family ,. .. rty. In my opinion, the bosteH should aot be I ;.·1'eld respoeslble. :~ My advise is to learn from this. Women sboald . ·; DI 1111111 '~ep their purses In their laps at parties -ramUy affairs or not, And why carry more money than you ueed ... ever? DEAR ANN LANDERS: The problem is our DJOther. <We are teen,agers.) She is a doctor. We -are getting sick and tired of the way she neglects ,. r home and family. A normal day is for mom to leave at 8 a.m. d return at 7 p.m . Usually she complains that r day was so busy she didn't have time lo eat n ch Tonight Mom phoned at 6:50 to say she was ust leaving." <This meant a 30-mlnute drive fore she walked through the door.) When she ar- ed, exhausted, she tried to get sympathy from e family, but we refused -saying, "If you want be a voluntary slave, that's YOUR problem." Mom is grouchy, unpleasant and not very nic~ dad. A few minutes ago when I started to lift ti heavy object to put on dad's desk (he bas a bum back). she yelled, "Let him do it himself!" Don't suggest a psychiatrist ror the whole family. We've already done that. His advice is good, but it takes a lot of once-a-week meetings to gel anything going. Any s uggestions? - SCARSDALE SQUABBLES Dear Scars: Accept the lad that your mother la a compulsive worker who Ila• pat her career before ber family and there ls nothing you can do aboat It. You don't state your ages, but I'm sure you are aU old enough to do without 24-bour mothering. Obviously, she ls a dedicated doctor, and this ls admirable. But her priorities are a little screwed up, and I believe she'IJ regret It. GENERAL MEDICINE FOR GIRLS AND WOMEN GYNECOLOGY Call For ~ppointment 559-8262 So get ready. world! Miss Practlc al is going lo start living each day like it's ber last. You know that drawer full of pantyhose that I save? The ones that don't come up to my thighs and depress me every lime I look at them? Well. I pitched them Remember that big candle in the hallway that's s haped like a rose and gathers dust and gets soft in the summer? I torched it yesterday And the car window . . the one on my side that has a t wo·inch crack we said we'd have fixed when we sell the car? Well, it's fixed. Guess who's coming to dinner Sunday? Evie and Jack, whom we have seen at 16weddings and say the same thin.: to every time: "We've got to get togetht>r .. And th1ll big can of tuna that I didn't want td open bec~use l'm the only one who eau tuna and• e«>uldn't hear to waste the rest of It? Well, ao what! As 1 washt>d my hands with a little s liver o pink soap shaped like a sea shell. my hus band said, "I thought you were saving thoee. You got them wet and they don't look like a shell unymorc '' I looked down at the handful of suds. A. shell only holds lire. l had just given It a chance to be somethin~ more Lightning will not turn you gray By JOHN D. »OSEN, M.D. Dear Dr Rosen There Is a story told In my family that my great-grandfather was bit by Ughtnlng and his hair turned white overnight. Is this possible? 8.L . HUN· TINGTON BCH. ANSWER . Once a hair has grown past the scalp it IS for all intents. and purposes disconnected from the body. It cannot change its color by natural means One's hair is as independent from the body as is one's sweater. Hair can11ot chung~ color overnight any more than your sweater can change color overnight. While on the subject, I am frequently asked if baldness can be prevented or remedied. In n1re instances. baldness 1s C'aused by infection, or occurs as a result of radiation or chemotherapy treatment of cancer . In these cases. hair l'an·rt.'grow By far the most common cause of hair loss. however. i::; part of the aging process and ii; inherited The loss cannot be prevented, and there is no v. a) to rc~row the lost hair. There is the surgical techmqut• of hair transplantation for those whose baldness C'ause!) sufficient unhappiness. This is a painstakrng and tedious process, but those who un- dl·rgn 1t arl' generally pleased with the result. llr Joh11 {) Roseri. a practitioner m Newport Beach. lL'l'komes your questw11s Mail requests to Ask the Doctor. P 0 Box 1560,Cosla Mesa.92626 Daily Pilot CLASSIFIED ADS M2•5878 COSTA MESA ICE CHALET rr=----------11 : 50¢0ff: a ny l>ublic session at 270 I HARBOR BLVD. COST A. MESA., CA. 979-8880 1 Ice Capades Chalet 1 I ~Present coupon for dlacount. I ~ __ ~p~s .:_ul~3~9~ __ ':U PUBLIC SKATING EVERYDAY, ONLY A 'eus RIDE AWAY! ... . ... . WOOD LIGHTING· INDUSTRIES ~ .. . , > • .. . , , ~ .. . . . .. .. 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You'll deal ln aecreta, behlnd-1cene1 meetin11 and confidential data. Hospital visit could be on •lend•. Cycle moves up- wardl, and circumstances tveotually turn in your favor. TAURUS (Aprll 20-May 20): Wiabea are transformed into realities. Money position 11 HOROSCOPE I MEDICAL RESEARCH TEAM NEEDS VOLUNTEERS -If I""' require more lhan 30 minutes I to fall asleep, OR total less than 6 hrs. sleep per nisht, OR have three or more awakenings during the nisht with diffi- culty setting ~k to sleep, and are between 18-60 yrs. of age, you may qUilify for a sleep medication study. prominently. Don't permit pride to block proarea1 .. Taunu ii in I GEMINI ( Ma.,v 21.June 20 ): 1''inilb rather than picture. iniUate project. Sense of perception LI acUvated. CAP&ICO&N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Obtain definl. Potential is 1reat -know it and act u if aware of ti f t o h .... it. You'll be uked to assume leadenhip role. An on ° ermi. ne w 0 wanta 1omeuun1 for unusual business opportunity must not be i111ored. nothin& will whisper "iweet nothlnsa." Know it, CANCER (June 21.July 22,: New approach ii protect self in emoUonaJ clinches. Short trip could be on aaenda. Pisces, Cancer, Virio persona flaure necessary. Focus on travel, publishin& and punuit prominently. of self·improvement proiram. Romance dominates unusual scenario. Leo, Aries, Sa&lt· AQUAaJVS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11): Money and love tarius persons play important roles. Member ~f are empbulzed. You 1ain additional power. Focus opposite sex aids in acbievin1 1oal. on asieta, investments and a more secure position. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Mllsina links fall i~to In matters of speculation, aUck with number 8. place, you perceive picture u whole. Accent o~ tn· Capricorn, Vlr10, Cancer naUvea play key roles. vestments. ability lo dig beneath surface ind1ca-PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Aura of mystery, lions. 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I DEPRESSION A Medical Reaearch Team Is stwtytng the ..-. of an anti-depressant medication. .-.,.msa1auanwr: Volunteer• must be ov., 18 yeru of ao• and experiencing d•Pt'••lon (feeling llld °'blue'°' any • reuon) tor at 1ea1t 4 wMtw. • ~s weu. •ac••• • ... brief phyalcal examination, EKG. lab tests. eye examination. chest X-i'ay. medlclllon and vllit1 with a prot ... ional. . c .. 714/752 ... 401 MONDAY THIU fllDAY letwffftt ....... s,. .... I• ly . ·Focus on legal rights, permissions and judgment. ~:.......:.:::::.:::_:::_~:.::..:_..:..:.::.::..:.:::.:._:....:......:=..:.:.._~~~~....:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--1..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---;l· ~ Man must share his • • winmngs SACRAMENTO (AP> -A state appeals court says winning at a casino takes mosUy luck, not skill, so a husband who s taked himself with family money mus t share winnings with his estranged wife. The issue arose as part of a property dis- pute between Frances and John Shelton when they separated in Butte County in 1978 after 19 years of marriage. According to the 3rd District Court of Appeal, a year after the separa- tion, John Shelton took $10,000 in community property money to a Lake Tahoe casino and won $21,000 or $22,000. He used his wlnnlJlgs plus the original stake to buy a Ferrari. A unanimous three- mem ber appeals court panel upheld • Superior Court ruling that the car was community proper- ty and Mrs. Shelton was entitled to half ita value. John Shelton argued that he should be able to keep a share of the win- nings because they arose from his "skill, ef- forts and industry." Wily thief cottons to boll weevil ENTERPRISE, Ala. (AP> -Someone has taken a cotton to En- terprise's l ocal landmark. The Boll Weevil is missing from its monu- ment for the fourth time and "it's the talk of the town," Police Chief Robert Paschal said. Thieves broke the metal boll weevil from the statue of a woman holding it aloft. None of the previous weevils has been found and there are no clues in the latest bugnapping, the policre chief said. The Boll Weevil Monu- ment was erected as a memorial to the Insect that wiped out the southeast Alabama area •a cotton crop and forced farmers lo 10 in- to the more lucrative peanut business. Kern area rating up BAKERSFIELD (AP> -Kem County climbed into the nation'• top 100 metropolitan areaa in the 1980 census. The Bakersfield-Kem County metropolltau area drawn by federal a1enciea for atatiatlcal analysis ran.kl Nth na- tionally, aald Spencer Lees, president of the county Board of Trade. The final CenlUI count llated a relional popula· Uon of 403,• people. ·1uFFELL1S UPMC>LITllY . . .... ..._..._ ... lfUMt"CM&ft. COITA .. IA-..... llN j , . l I ./ :~: . ,3.· I :~ .. ! .. ... · , .. ,, I.';.' ,, I I I I / / I ' I I .. • 1 • . l ,, • \ 21 mg. "ter. 18 mg. nicotine ev. per c1gare1te by FTC method 'I ... ... " • t. .. -... -... -·--. .. . . .. . . .. ., . \ ___._ __ -.----..-- •• . ~ ·- -ation . costs retailers all-business people hampered by economic . problems .JOHN CUNNIFF ........ AN!ytt NEW YORK Responding lo a survey of onomic attitudes that has just been' released . a li!ornia retailer wrote on the questionnaire: ur three worst enemies: inflation, inClation. in- tion." Not especially eloquent, but the point is made. all economic issues affecting small-business ople, inflation seems to be No. 1 in the survey, ade for the National Association of Independent siness. It probably is No. 2 and 3 as well, Judging om responses studied by Purdue University's lion, and the reasons why are obvious, as· Dunkel berg and Scott indicate in their analysis. "Costs increase faster than expected. This im- pairs the cash flow for businesses. forcing them to borrow at very high interest rates that reflect the in- flation we are experiencing. Labor costs rise based on the expectation or more inflation and cost of living adjustments. Inventories become more expensive and more costly to Cinance. The variability in the in- flation rate makes planning very dirficult." KCA25 $95 XZ006S $105 illiam C. Dunkelberg and uthem Methodist's Jonathan . Scott. It is the di:;ease: other g problems, such as painfully gb and disruptive interest tes, are symptoms. Big business has these problems too, but b'ig busmess has better control of the situation. It en- joys economies of volume: sometimes it can finance from withm ; when it borrows, it obtains lower rates lhan small business: and it can more casal v pass on costs to its customers. Dunkel berg and Scott· found in the responses that many small business people were forced to use non-business loans to provide money for their companies. Among them: loans on insurance policies: loans from friends. employees, rel- atives. and consumer loans whose rates were fixed by slate statute and ty pi cally have been below the prime rate. JG047 $89'60 For your graduate! Consider this response from alifornia mariufaclurer and you have some notion of what inflation can do: Theres a perfect Pulsar Quartz watch at a perfect price. "Have not been able to ex- p..and as infl ation simply cuNNlfP: destroyed capital set aside. Have only been able to get help (personne l) b.Y laking in partner. To have hired him and covered workman's· comp., t health insurance etc. J would have eliminated capital totally. ln this respect. some might say sma ll business fares better than its larger co mpetitors . Possibly, bul consider the risks of being personally liable for repayment, and the threat of losing a life in - surance policy, or, perhaps as bad, a friend. More accurately, s mall businesses seem to be more desperate and more innovative. What could be o better way to soy how much you core than with o Pulsar Quartz watch? They re so accurate they approoch perfect timekeeping. And so convenient, they never need winding And they're all such great values. they'll pleose y..mJ just as much. "We want to expand, but cannot bear burden of high interest on loans and high inflation as well Will wait and see what Reagar. Congress. etc ac-compUsh." Now, 1t appears, those mnovat1ve sources are threatened "The decline in the number of low -rate loans suggest these sources are being exhausted," the professors report. Moreover. life insurers are seeking changes in state laws to permit con- siderably higher loan rates Everyone wtll love a new Pulsar Quartz watch. There ore alarm chronographs and calculator alarm watches. And slim dress and sports models for spe<tol people who appreciate dependable, carefree service, great t1mekeep1ng and beautiful appearance. Pulsar• Quartz Always a beat beyond. In technology. In value. But there is good news too A~cording to the professors, inflation will diminish substantially over the next six months And . as if to confirm it. the April Consumer Price Index. a lm ost simultaneously announced, fell to an annual average of 5.1 percent, a nine-month low Still. the inflation outlook improved. and so did small business optimism. Nufo-J~~1~ 857-0166 14775 Jeffrey Road, Irvine Such good news from small business has been rather rare during the years of double-digit infla· And when you consider what small bysmess has been able lo do with bad times you begin to feel optimistic yourself about what it might do in better times Any quartz wotct\ may be used 1n t 1$ 1sement Now, for S5 a month, the Wells For~o Gold Account gives you mterest on your checking account, plus 9 other banking services- with no minimum balance required. At last -there's an easy way to get interest on your checking account -the Wells Fargo Gold Account. Five doffars a month is all it tokes. There's no minimum balance required. And you will get a package of nine valuable banking services with no service charges. Just look at all you get: 1. Unllmtted checkwrttlnf. Write all the checks youwqnt. There's no charge, no matter Th1$ odvert•'>emen' con be used some $•le ex enlarged to ht ony space vn11 vp to one page -- how many you use, beyond charge-your Gold Account the original $5 monthly Gold covers it. Account fee. 4. $200 dally Express Stop'" 2. Personalized scenic withdrawal. Double the usual checks. Wells Forgo stage-limit. No charge. coach or classic antique 5. Safe Deposit box. Stand- checks, imprinted with your ard size. Yours.with no annual name and address. Again, rental fee. no charge. 8. A check-cashing ldenttft- 3. $5,000 Personal Accident calton carcl. Good for cash- Insurance. It covers you ing checks up to $200 at any wherever you are, however office. It makes more than you travel. No additional 380 Wells Forgo offices ~1!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!9 ..... ......._ throughout California as easy to use as your own. 7,8,9. Tmelers checks, cashler't checks, money orders (U.S. Dollars). All you'll ever need, with no service charges. With the Gold Account, wens Forgo delivers the . maximum amount of bank you'll find onyMlere for the minimum amount of your money. wave mode it possible for everyone to have on Interest checking account. See your nearest Wells f-orgo offjce about signing up for your own Gold AccOunt today. Wells f-orgo started out delivering Gold. And we still do. . --. MlmWFOIC , I I • • .. I• 1· .. :: II I .. . .. .. !. , I J • I '\ .. l r , • • ' • ....... • • ...-...-..... ~.r-.,..•· .. ' eq: •• • 4 r .., • • " • • • • • • c a a c ; : a .. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, May 26, 1981 Dr Allen Seiner displays his MOBES. Podiatrist leads slwe revolution SHERMAN OAKS <AP> -Does this sound like a shoe salesm an? "Most shoes are just boxes they look nice but they don't do anythinl(. The other extreme is the or- thopedic shoe that looks so terrible. What we've got is a revolution we're going to cha nge the way people feel about their shoes ... The speaker is Dr. Allen Seiner. a 33- year·old podiatrist, engineer and inventor of a new kind of shoe called MOBES. A sports medicine specialist who treats runners Jim Ryun and Bill Toomey, Selner says MOBES are the first bio-mechanically correct s hoe. Bao-mechanics, Seiner said in an in- terview, is the study of human motion as it relates to body structure . And although bio- m ec hanics has prima rily been used by a thl e t es see k i ng t o better their performances. Seiner says his computerized studies of foot function enabled him to design a better shoe. "I taJked to shoemnkers about improving things and asked why they did things this way and they said they'd always done things that way," said Seiner, who is director of s ports medicine for the U.S. Amateur Con- federation of Roller Skating. "I got tired of li stening lo all that and decided there just had to be a better way." What Selner came up with, after two years of testing, are shoes with special in- soles that shape themselves to the wearer 's feet. MOBES. on which Selner bolds several patents, also have a special cup to stabilize the heel, a wedge to align the feet and a rip- pled polyurethane sole which absorbs shock. MERCEDES-JAGUAR-VOLVO SPECIALISTS Free Oil Filter w /S 14. 95 Oil Chaftc)e C HECK OUR COMPETITIVE PRICES ARST & GRAND ARCO 835 -4049 1222 E. I it I off 5 Fwyt l ·S Except Sun. ·$50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • Inter••• o nly pev-nt • h•co•• • Co••crclal • Reeldential • Weekly co••lt••nt• • Mo nthly fendlns• • 6 •onth• to 3 v-n • So•lhern C.llfornu tu 1.1 t 1\l1 loan lnfo,..llon M!rvlcc I I (714) 759-1515 AMEIUCAN HOME MORTGAGE 110 N•we>ort Ce nler 010ve Oes•gn P111a Newport 8eact1 California 92660 Coost Thnn &. Loon AssoelOl!on 11 Cotpotote PIOlo -~Beach. CA 92660 (714) ™ 4848 Ot (213) 022 Q()4() Reagan Social Security plan worries workers By ROBERT BURNS NEW YORK <AP l Ancly Langlois ts wor- fl (.'d. At 59. h\• ~uddenly has found his retirem ent ph111s ln Jeo1>urdy, clouded by talk or cutting Soelal Security benefi ts for people n·linng early "After 40 :some years working you flt:ure you ought to bt• ublt> to retire." he u ld. "But If this thing goes through . I prob11bly won't bt-able to go out at 62. ·· Langlois Is a s totkroom clerk at Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co in St. Puul, Minn .. where he sa ys "a lot of people" are upsut about the Reagan administration's plan to cut Social Security benefits beginning next year for all new retirees, particul arly those stopping work before 65. Langlois and other workers are not alone in their anxiety. llundr t.'dS of corporatio ns hlce higher costs if the president's plan is enacted because many private pension plans are tied to Social Security payments. Culling the govern- ment's shar e of retirement benefits would fo rce many companies lo make up the difference. Personnel executives also a re worried by othe r 1mplicat1ons of the Reagan proposal. They are concerned tha t if the government raises the penalty for early retirement. many management- level workers wall stay on the JOb longer. frustrat- ing younger workers · climb up the corpor ate lad· der Under the president's propos al. Social Securi- ty benefits would be c ut 10 pe rcent for everyone retiring after Jan. 1 Workers who chosl' t•arly retirement would be Work-at-hollle plans tempting LOS ANGELES <APl If you're having trou- ble making ends meet these days, you may be temped by advertisements for work-at-home plans which promise big earnings with little effort. Ads for work-a t-home plans appear more fre- q ue ntly in r ecession a r y limes , cons umer counselors say. because con men know that people are looking for ways to supplement their income. In fact. the Council of Better Business Bureaus says inquiries about companies offering work-al· home pl ans jumped 32 percent nationwide last year . There a re. of course. many people who earn a little extra by working at home. Unfortunately, the council says, many of the companies offering work-at-home programs are shell corporations set up just to separate consumers from their money. hurt l'vcn more Under current law, workers may re tire at uge 62 a nd receive each month for the rest of their lives 80 percent of the benefits they would btc> entitled lo at the conventional r etire- m ent age of 65. Rea"an would reduce the proportion lo 55 percent. hoping 1l\on· people would stay on the Jo b and oft Social Security until they reached Ujte 65. Ro~rt Myers, deputy commissioner of the So<'ial . Securl~y Administration, defends the plan as an 1mmed1utc und long-range solution to prob· le ms he says were caused by un "overliberalization" of the retirement benefits system in the late 1960s and early 19701.. "You·ve got to get the money to save the syst em ." he said. Unless changes are made, "there's no question .. the retirement trust fund will run out or cash by the end of 1982. Myers adrled The news that Reagan had proposed s weeping changes for Social Security and that the new rules would take effect in jus t seven months - confused and frightened muny people at or near retirement age. according to Social Security of- fi cials inten iewed aro und the country this past week Projecting Social Security expenditures Otd-ege aurvtvora Insurance; In bllllona of conmnt (1980) dollara Based on intermediate assumptions 1981 .......-/ I '85 ·90 '82 '83 '95 2000 '05 '10 Thomas Feoton, manager of tht' Social Securi· ty Administration's district office in Providen~. R.1.. reca.Ued a woman who had come seeking in- formation about Reagan's proposal. She decided on the spot that s he would retire. Bill Kooreman at the regional Social Security wJice in Seattle said calls lo inform ation offices in J he Nqrthwest had risen about 25 percent -or more than JOO calls each day since Reagan re· vealed his plan on May 12. In Dallas. Barbara Dickson of Aging Informs· lion said, ··we're getting calls Crom nice little ladies s aying, 'Is President Reagan going to take my money·!" Many employee retirement. plans require the company lo make up any reduction in Social Security benefits Workers with such plans will not be hurt as badly as those with plans not linked to Socia l Security. Jerry Facciani. chairman of governmental af- fairs for the American Society of Pension Ac- tuaries. estimated that between JO percent and 40 percent of private pension plans are of the offset type , covering at least half of a ll s alaried employees. '15 '20 '25 '30 '35 ·40 '45 ·so Many work-at-home plans promise big earn- ings for doing what are described as "telephone surveys." In fact, these plans are usually nothing more than telephone sales. the council says, with any earnings dependent on how much of the pro· duct you can sell. ChlcaQO Tribune Chart; Sour~: Social Security Adminiatratlon PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l res d' g t k f'ICTITIOUI auS•N•U NOTICE INVITING ••DI n some cases, consumers pon an o wor · NAM• STAT•M•NT Not1u 1, .,.r.11, ol••n tM t tM al-home ads receive ~lossv brochures full of Tne ro11ow1119 --" •r• dolno 10 .. 0 of T~ of 111e HunUnot.,.. tesUmonials from people who supposedly made 11usinen•• •••<"coy ScMo1 t>11tr1ct of o...,... TOCO ASSOCIAT ES, MO N-por1 County, Cefllornle, wlll reulve we ... s mall fortunes selling the product. Thes e Center Orl•t. Suite 1600, Newport Dldsupto J OOP.M.onllleSl/l deyief brochures usually contain order forms and ex-B••<"· c.tllornl• tllMO. J-""· .i the office s.1d Sc-ois- hortati·ons lo stock up heavt'ly on the parti·cular c J o1111 c . we11s, 121• hno 1tev. tr1<1, 1ocetec1 •t 1u -u111 sttwt, """'· Ofone del ,,,.,, Celllornle '2W l1191on lleacll. C.lllornle , et wtllctl product. In m any cas es. a fairly large ll••P" c. w 1ntrod•. 100' YecM 11mes.ldt>kbw111 11epu1>11c1y_...o .. mi' n1· mum" orde r is required. v1v11an1, N-a>0<1 a.ec11, C•llfornl• end re..i 1or t7'60 1 SCHOCX.1. OFFICE SUPPLIES Entry Auocla tH M lluuell Alf llldi •re to be 111 acc0<deftc1 w llll Some work-at-home plans call for the COD· Kru ... _r., 119rt,.r. ms Pllc•lr11 Condlllons, 1n.irucllo11•. •nd mer to 111• St a S m Of "Up f onl" Oney to Pl.ca, L.-IM<ll, C.lllornte '21Ut 5"<111cettons wt\k n are,_ on Ille 111 SU ve U • r m Tiiis t>uslnH• Is conducltd by • t ... ottlu of the PIHc ..... lno A91tnl of enroll in the program. Many o! those who do enroll oener•1_.t,.r\/\Jp seld S<'-1 0 1s1r1c1. 1»-••th stre.i, never see their money again, according to the ~':;"""cc w~\~tr-H'::'~1:;r.,:,8;:,1t;..~u:zr_:~1:2.::!·f°' council. which urges consumers to investigate Auue11 Kn.o.. • per1o0 of forty-fl•• 1m cs.y• •ll•r work-at-home companies before parting with a 111e c1e11 Ml fOf 111e _..ino tnereoi. for Enlry An oclet.. Tit• ao.rd al Tru•lffl Of the Hunt· dime. Tiiis •t.otement ..,., llltd w1111 tlte lnotOfl Be.cit Cily Sc-• 011tr1<t ,., "It is fortunate that, before they invested, over 212,000 -wise consu mers called their local Better Business Bureaus for reports on these mostly phony offerings of work in the home," says council s pokesman Robert Tuttle. Coul'IY Cieri< ol O..en99 County on Mey Mrvn I.lie rlottl lo reject eny or e ll IS."''· lllds, end nol N<llwrlly accept the , M. •111Mll K,,... lowell t>id, -to waive e11y lnfonTl•ll· Gl•MA, o-& Cntl<-ty or lrreoutarlly In eny bid received. LawyeN Oatltd: ,,,., It, 1911 ... N••-1 Cent.,°""• HunllnglOfl lleactl City P.O .... 1... School Olstrkl Nt•IMrt ... di, Calllonlla t:llMJ of Orengo COunly .. , .JUI 8oti Bond Here are some guidelines if you're considering Pu11t11htd o..,. ca.tt 0 .11, Pilot, Purc1wts1noAoent k t h e Plan· Mey If. u. June"· 1911 ,,,,... S»41S1 a wor -a · om · Pu1111111e<1 <>reno-ca.11 oe11y Piiot, l'ICTITIOUI au11N•U NAMl( ITATaM8NT Tht l.ttowl"9 ,.,_ are Nl119 .., ....... : AADIO CONT•OLLEO HOa · a1u , w w. 1N1 scrwt. c.ta ,. ... C-'ltomle ftW A-kl 0-alt Wllll-•, t.1'0 ll. P•-~. ~"'· Callfwftl• '2to1 Larry w..,... VM ~ UI A .. ._... ~ C.IAI MeM. CM...,.. ftW Ttllt -lfttts It <-IN .., • teM••I....-.... ~C.Wlll ...... n1s .......-•• rtled w1111 .. c-1y Glel'1I ti Or .... CMaolty Ml_., 1,1911. ..,., .. hlltl.,_ Or .. CMM Dally ~IM. AUy J, II, It, 16,. tWt ...Wt -----------P\JIUC NOTICE M•Y If, 2', 1911 232.Ht PUBLIC NOTICE TtllS t~ wn lllecl wlttl tlle Cau111y Cltftl of Oranot c-ty on May U.tMt. .. , ... Put>llllled or..,.. CO.It Dfolly Plllit, MAY It, i., J-2, t, !Wt Ulf.tl PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SUNAIOA COUAT Ofl THI( STA Ta 01' CAUl'OltNIA l'OA TN a COUNTY 01' OAANOll NO.A-I_. O•ot1• TO SNOW CAUH l'Otl CHANG a 01' NAMI te;ATHLEENO'NEILL IEMO•Y W lt t rtet, ttle petl11011 Of KATHLIEEN O'NEILL t:MO•Y Mt -n filed With t11e <len of tltt. ceurt for e 11 order CMllO•llO 11•,.,,. from Kellllatn O'ltelfl E.mOfy to K•ltl- O'Nelll. IT IS HE"EBY OAOE•EO tNt t ll perwnt l,,....Kttd In selcl ,.,,.II., ~ peer before l/lls c.""'1 .t 10 10 e.m., June 11, 1Ml. 111 lite courtr-.. of Oepertment J to s-c.-wtly Ulla eppllcetloft tor cttenoe of ,..,.,. -.o "°' .,. o r .. 1ec1. IT IS FUATHEA OAOEAEO -t e C.OPY of lllls Ofdff to.,_<-lie pullllt.hed once • _.. for lour suc- uul•• WMll• prior to Ille d•Y Of said lteerlng In the Delly Piiot • ~pt( of geMr•I clrculetlon printed In Ille County of 0..-. Oeted: May 4, t911 OoneldH. Pr-r J\ldtlllofllte Superior Cour1 PulllltMcl Orenot Coast Delly Piiot, Mey s. n. "· 2'. 1911 ?I IHI PUBLIC NOTICE -----l'ICTITIOUI austNRU llAMI STATllMINT Tiie lollowlflO pe"ont ere dol11g blnln.ss .. : E LAIN E'S G IFTS, PACIFIC PIER MALL. 211 -ln StrMI. S..lte E. Hwntl!IQIOn IMch, Celllor"nla •- El•.,. A. v-•. 10101 1 .. c.11 ll•d .. Sp. JO . Hunt1119'0f' IHctl, Celltornleftll4 W. F,_ V-•· 2070t ..... Blvd., Sp. JO . Huntl119'0fl l eech, CellfoNlle '2M Tltlt 11usf11u1 h c.011duct•d lly llUtMl>d end wife. £let,. A. voor,.a Thia S1ae-t ., .. filed wllll Ille CMHily Ct.n of Orenoe County Oft 1Ny PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI austNl(SS NAMa ITATllMaNT TM tollowino--. 11 cto1no 1>u1I· ...... , T. C. MORSE AESTOAAT IOHS, JtO\I> W ... y St .• Costa Mew, CA mn. TtlOm• C. Mone. ltOY> W. Say St •• Costa MtM.CA'2621 Tlll1 ~Is c-..Cled llY"" 111-dlvlduel. ~C.MorM Ttllt st.oi-t .,., lllecs wltl! Ille c -1y 0 -of Oranoe County on May U,tMI f'lunt Pullll"*I Orange Co .. t Delly Pilot, May It, 2', JUIW 1, •, t911 U...1 I PU NOTICE l'ICTITIOColl aUllNllSS NAME SYAT .. Mll."T . The loll-Ing --Is 00!119 0..$1• MH •t: ECOHO-CAA OF ANAHEIM, DI w . Ket•lf• Avenue, Ane lle lm. Celllomla93'01 Aobff1 M. Luster. 1 PIU , lrvlM, Calltornl• '2714 Tiiis bUllneu It conduetld t>y an 111- dlvlduel A_, M. LllStff Tiiis st.t-t w .. llltd wllll Ille County ci.n of Orenot County on May .. ,,., """" Pulllllltecl Or-CoHt Delly Pilot, INY U , 1', H, J.,,,. ?, IWI tuJ•t PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI aUSINllS.S MAMIE ITATUAINT Tiie toflOWlno --Is dol"9 busl· _ ... TACO NACHO,'"' H•f'110r 81\0tl., Coste Mewl, Cellfonll• n.21 MartM Gonl•tei. 1'7• wanece, Costa-.._ Cellfonlla ..V Tlllt ~ Is coniNcted lly "" 111- dlvlcluef. --Gonalei 1"16'111 l,191t. 1'"1t14 Pul>lllMd er.,. CM•t Dally Piiot, Publlllled Or-Coa•t Dally Piiot, May 1?, It, 2', J.-2, IWl Jl.,_.1 JNy n , 1t 10, J.-2. '"' _11_1w_1 ;-;::==========::J PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUSINllU NAMllSTATllMaNT Tiie 1011.,..,.no ~ I• dOlno lluJI· MUH: NA TIONAL HOUSIN G DEVELOPMENT, not Wulerly Piece. No. tn. Newport encll, Celllor.U ftMO Hal ._., !OD Valencia, Ho ... c"w MeM. c.11tem1a ,.,. Tlllt...,.. It c.-tMI •Y tfl Ill• dlvi.u.1. H.919- Thl• ....,_ w• lllecl •ltfl Ult c_.., °"' .. Or .... c-ty Oii May .. '"'· .... , .. Putlll .... 0r.., C-t Dally '"'~ Meyn. tt.-.J-a. t•t 1111•t PtJBUC NOTICE Do you read the PUBLIC NOTICES published in this newspaper dally? Public notices are published under court or- ders or legislative codes for the purpose of notify. ing one or more an- divlduals of some pro- posed action or past event which may ad-versely or favorably af . feet their rights. interest or dulaes. a.nd also for lhe purpose of alving such persons the oppertunity to protect their rights. or to be heard in the matter. Many public notlN!s have great value to taxpayers. such as those notices publi s hed b y mun1c1pahlies. public author ity corporations . treasurers and others who are requi~ by law to publish financial re· 'ports, bud1et hearing notices. ordinancn or ad- vwlsements of bids on public work. These notices keep you In- formed as to how and why your tax dollars are belna expended. They also prevent or d it· coura11e trauda, raid• on public tru1urlca and tavorlUsm In the lettlna ot public contrac:ta I I I I •11 ··~ ! . ti t " 'I' '•' ,. ,11 .. . , '• . ., .,. ,,- 1 ' ' . ' , ' . •\ t I . '· I •It fl •• ' ... ... ~ . . . , ., .. / ..... . . -. .. . I\.'•,· . . -.. I (I ; . ·-... _ ..... -~-. .,-,-------, --·---,.--.--.... - Orange Coast DAILY PtLOTfTuesd ay, May 26, 1981 How about ... a reliable mother's helper. one that comes to your home regularly, every daY . one that otters new Ideas on child rearing and teaching. Household organization. time management and budgeting. Food. nutrition and health. consumer issues and saving money. And one that's always available, at your convenience. Where can you find a mother's helper that terrific? You're looking at one! This newspaper is a real help to homemakers ... because it's filled with practical information that makes the job easier and saves time. Of course. you'll also keep up with the news in this community and around the world. Like most bUSY women. you can use a little mothering. too. so turn the pages and help yourself. • . ~ II Ill What'• In It tor you? Th• answer appear• on every page ot 642-4321 . 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Touch cells in the human ·~· MOVW !l. skin provide a basis for understanding the • MOV11 world outside ourselves in this science ··~"The ~d Of Thi Hilla" (1 ... t) JoM Wayne, a.tty Raid 0utti M0un1.in people attempt to .. ve lhelr IAnd from out· aide lnvedwa • *"' "The F'lnlt T-" (1fft).loal MoCt., Fellole I••.,. "The Great ·ai tecepa" <Plll't 21 119131 spect . Fen Sam Houlton r..._ Te.-IOI** tM Melll- c:an ~. J1m11 o arn•r. Steve CBS fJ 9 :30 -"The Fourth Annual 11 9 MOVIE I I I '.I I ·\' Moo-1r111.n, Arntt"-National Collegiate Cheerleading Cham- can and Clll~I.., POW• pionships ... J ohn Davidson. Victoria Prin-* * "CIUll" ( 1871) WM- 14-n Shatner. Eddie Alti.t1 The livea ot 73 p .. Hngera hang In Ille balanoe fOllOw. Ing • lrtglC jetliner crash In I the Florlda Evwgladle (R) 1 D GUHSMOKa ... MOVl9 * * "A Howlng In The Woode" (1871) Battwwa Eden. LMry Hagman A married couple encounter llrange ~ while vecatlonlng at Lek• TatlOI. ~EVBING-ecoo1e• NIWI • plen • INilllve l>tMllout • I d And G · bb h l · · hOM • NMi cemc> c1pa an y 1 os competit1on WONOUI WOMAN • P.w.MAG.AzlHI •among six top college cheerleading :'!r=~"'~;~0~ ~~ teams. Won6tt# Wom.n 1n-11- gel•the dlMppNtMOe of an Int....,_ pl-Oll9f th• .. rmud• Trlengle loon," the controvettlll ---------------------2:10 8 fQ!W8 -· I TIC TM; DOUGt4 ........ " OMloon for women, • pt0- 1111 ol Wllghl -toaa OVt\I Rtchafd litnmOn•. Judy Jarnudd Vltllt Iha "Null To You" nul lhop, hot 11r l>alloOntno In Anchc>rage: A eme11 KoreM bO)' With minot ln)IH'le9 GliplUf .. the '-'•of all In IM -4077th. • GOOOTIMD Ftorlda'• dr9*11 of finally getting '* high ICllool diploma .. ~ by J-' CJC>C)Oeltlon to the kSN. e Ci> ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) [I A.CNrNS HANO ON, SNOOPY -The brave beagle and his faithful companion, Woodstock . share. an adventure in "Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown." an animated feature·length film shown at 8 tonight on Channel 2. CllPI Carrol on how muotl Wlighl a pregn1111 woman ahOUld oain • THI CM"L. THI CIOlD WATCH AHO OYNAMl'T'l A m-otcal watetl that can atop llmt upon 04lrnal>d eMb ... •young oouple lo lltwat1 Ille 1vll plan• of the glrl'a one-tl"14t friend. 1.-tcl I JOKI.WI Wll.D Wll.COME aAa<. KO~ I Gaba'• lather paya • aurprlM Ylalt to Ille c...._ room and cau .. 1 prob· 1 leml when lie !rift 10 l•k• charge. • MHHYHIU 8enny hoala Ille "VQleln Of The Y-Awatdl " • KCET NEWSHAT ID 8TUOIO SEE I "Cr-Ing" SNltll'1 GrMn lake Cr-pu1par .. lor • race: a young actor Hplalo• what he gl-and ~ta from Ille atage (R) 9 MANEY MIL.LDI D HecNEWS 8 HAPf'Y DAVI AGAIN Howard -Fonzie ~ • pigeOtl c:oop a109 the i age caVM In the root A.c:NaWS IUU.HYI tD M0 A08°H Hawk¥ taogln wllh • tough Army COionei and B J. ~ a GI wl\o'I received a "Daer Jolln" teller • 8TMET8 CJ# IAN FMNCt8CO Wherl • dlatraughl rape lllc:llm lhoot1 al\d klll1 one or her aueckere, 1111 liri<1' tt«Mllf Charged wtth 11rs1 degree mureler -~EASY G.-ta: Jeckle Cain. Rov Kral.(R)Q Holla. Steve, Edward a, Melody Raoera Travel 10 I Nort,,.,o Ireland and visit 1111 Oelorean aulomoblll plant. IOok at • r1111er odd culll and then 1109 In 11 • 18th century pub I 'AMILYf'EUO 8"ANANA GUMt: Stephanie Miiie 8 EYEOHLA. Hoell Inez P9drou and I Paul MQyer return to home port lor the conctualon ol their lun lhlp lanlHy In Ille l Caribbean; a IOOk at one young lady whole NarCh lor Holl)'woOd llardorn jull might pey off U FACE THE MUSIC • NOVA "A Touctt Of Sensitivity" New r-Ch hl\dlng.1 on the ~I and PIY· Chol<>QIC•I Import'"" ol touc:h In our llvn 11• •••· mloed.(R)O ID MY8TERY "Shi Fell Among ThleYM" Eiieen Atklna, Matcolm McDowell aod Mlc:hael Jeyalon .,. IHIUred In lhll thriller 1ov0Mng a damMI lo dlatreu, • ca111e hidden lo Iha Franch Pyre,,_, aod an lnteroatlonal crlml· oat~(R) 1:30. 0 L.AV'ENilE & 8HIRl.EY The dltectlvel of the 12th precinet ara at their wlll' end when the prime su•· peel lo a ruh ol burglaries turna out to be • mao who ,,.. ~ dead ror 111r .. ,...,. '1i) MACNEIL/ LEHRER REPORT tD All.INTHEFAMILY Mike mull decide II lie wenla lo be 10 the waiting room or 1111 delivery room during t111 birth of his baby L•-and Shirley llnd lhemMlvft playfng all Ille pan• lo a play Shirley hu wrlll•n~ tD CAAOl IURHETT AHOFAIEH08 ..... EDm>AIAL 7:00. C98 N£W9 9 MERV OIW'FIN Gueeta. Eydie Gor'!lf. Kl10. Ion Splltsbury. Peter Gros fl) MACHEL / LEHRER REPORT '1i) NEWS Skits· "The Allbl," "TOiiet Ti-." "Jull A Glook>" e:oo D Hll.l 8TREET 8lUE8 Oet WU111ngton ga11ter1 avldenGe IO c:lear • natcot- ICI COj) ol MVOfll racially motivated murder•, al\d l •Rua hU 1 ruo·ln with Furlllo for drlnl<lng on the t<>b 7:30 f) 2 OH THE TOWN 1:00 II Cll MOVIE ••·~"Race For Your Lila, Charlie Brown" ( Hl77) Aol- mated Voices or 0unc81' Watson, Greg Fellon The 'PNnul s" gaog hNd for summer camp, wnere they convlnc;e perennial ION< Charlie Browo 10 enter a big re<:e agalnat MVffll laster c:amper1. (R) CHANNEL LISTINGS • KNX T rCBS) Los Angeles D KNBC tNBCl LO!> Angeles • KTLA jlnd I LOS Ang~les D KABC TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) 1<.FMB 1CB SI S<1n Diego G KHJ TV t Ind ) Los Anqeies [§) KCST (ABC) San 01Pgo G tm THR&'8 COMPANY Jactc gets • job at • po111 rfftaurant u a buaboy bul tell• Illa fr\endl that hi II the head chef (R) 0 D Loeo 8) KTIV (lno 1 Los Angeies Cl) KCOP TV (Ind I Los Angeles SI KCET· TV 1PBS1 Los Anqeleo; '11) KOCE·TV 1PBS) Huntington Bedct1 A gang or rot>~• hijack the ,el on whldl Birdie It tak1og lhe4r leader to pris- on (R) U MOVIE tD MERV OfW'FlH G.-ts Eydie Gorme. Kiin- lon Spittabury, Pater Gros, Arneud De Borcngr ave. Emmy • winner canceled • NEW YORK <AP> -DavidLet- erman. whose daytime series, 'The David Letterman Show." .vas canceled by NBC several months ago, has been honored as .he season's top variety show host iuring ceremonies for presenla- i on of the Daytime Emmy «\wards. ''Obviously, there's been some sort of mix up here," Letterman :racked as he took his award :>~of three given NBC programs and performers. Letterman's was not the only :¥celed s how to win an award. l\BC's ''$20,000 P yramid'' was nonored twice, once as the out- >tandlng game show and once for direction. Peter Marshall of N BC 's "The Holly w ood :SOuares ... which leaves the air .tils year arter 15 seasons, was cit· ed as the outstanding game show host. ABC, the dominant network in daytime, had the most nominees -35 in 13 categories -and won the most Emmys -seven. CBS had five. syndicat.ed shows, NBC three and the Public Broadcast- ing Service two. ABC's "General Hospital" the 'ason's hiehest ·rated soap, was onored during the nationally Mevised proeram as the out- landina daytime series. The BC soap received two other Em· s, for supportlnc actress and ection, more than any other 1leprogram. Douatus Watson, Mac Cory on C's "Another World,'' was cit· as the outstanding actor in a ytlme series, and Judlth Light, ren Wolek on ''One Life to Llve,' ·the out.landing actress. Jn addition, the National ademy ot Television Art.a and lences presented its Trustee.' ward to Afnet Nixon, creator of wo ol tbe lon1est·runnin1 10ap ~eru, ''One We to LJve" and 'All MY Children," both on ABC. jaewllmen: Drama Serles: "General spllal,"ABC Game Serles: "Tbe $20,000 ramid,''ABC Tait Sert•: "Donahue," •YD· lcat..t. V arlety Serles: ·'The Merv llfinSbow," 1ynd lcated <;bJldren'a Serles: "Captain n1aroo," CBS. and "Tale ot o Cltiel" from PBS' ·•Once n aC1anlc;· tie. ~bUdrea'1 Special: ''A Matter Tl.me," "ABC A!terachool pedal." Cblldren'• Informational ri•: "IO Mlnutee, •• CBS. * • • "The Oevll'a Bri-SI MYSTERY DAVID LETTERMAN . ReceilH!I Emm11 • Moyers to return as CBS news reporter By TOM .JORY ~ ..... "'-"'*' NEW YORK -Bill Moyers will rejoin CBS News on Nov. 1 in a newly created role with as- signments "ranging over the en· tire panorama or news ac· tlvltles, ·• Bill Leonard, president or the network's news dlvlsion, announced. Leonard said Moyers. creator of public TV's Emmy.wlMlnJ "Bill .Moyers' Journal," will be an editor, producer, broad· caster, ''and above aJI. a re- porter and analyst," with con· slderable exposure on the network'• "EvenlQI News" pro- aram. ln addition, Ltonard tald, Moyen will develop a new thow, perhape alonl · tM llnet ot Ule "Journal." •·r wo.Ma't rule out the title or the cobcet>t: • he eald. "The panoply ol "acceu th:.t Bill end CBS Newa are mat:lnl anllable to me," Moyen aatcl, "wUI 1atJ1f y my 1cht1ophremc personality.•' Zieitber would dia-• cu11 terms ol the five.year con· tract. Leonard eaid Moyers would not co-anchor the "Evening News," but would provide periodic commentary similar to that given by Eric Severeid, the veteran correspondent who re- tired in 1977. CBS News. long the leader in the field . Is undergoing somelhina of a transformation that besan In March with Walter Cronklte's departure as ''Eve· ntng News" anchorman after 19 year.a. Moyers leCt CBS New1 as editor and chief correspondent for the "C BS R e ports" documentary unit Irr ·the •C>rine ot una. He Hid in a s tatement tben he had not bad "the aatlJf action or the Impact I want from televltion, throu1h Ir· re1ularty scheduled broadcastt, .no matter how &ood each one may be." "SM Felt Among Thllvea" El!Mn Atklna, Malcolm McDowell and MlchHI Jaytton are INlured In 11111 thrill« lnvotvlng a dlllTINI In dlatreea. • caatll hidden In Ille Frenc:tl Pyr-. end an International crlml-I . nal~(R) .. M 8 (IJ NATIONAL OC>U.lGIATR CHaM..fADING CHAMPtONIHIH "Agandl FOf The 'IOI" Raquel ()f'tlz lloatl • IOok at Letlnoa 1r1 the communl· catloM lndu!ltry al) THE CHNIT\AHa "Pro1111 Aod Reform" Bamt>e< Gucolgoe recall• how Martlo Luther aod Iha Reformation movement i ll the Catholic: Ctl<lrch 11:100 •• Cll 9 NEW8 ITAATAEK The EnterprlM. on II• way home after a long minion. la called to lnv .. tlglte the dlaappearance ol • Vulcan ..,_tllp I NEWLYWED GAME M"A0 8°H Ao lglng mlltlllal -· OUI to trap• band ol oullawa .. Ml88tON: IMP08819U The IMF mut1 end Ille mur· 1 derou1 ca!-ol • l>ec:W· lologl•I worklog for the 11\etny SI CAPT!OHED A8C NEWI 90 D TOMORROW The Second Annual NBC Aod Only NBC Employ ... Talent St1owc:aae" w111 be l•lec•ll from NBC'• ~I•· torlc Studio 8H ::1:::: S:20 MOVIE ... • • 'h "Man From Ood'1 COuntry" ( 1958) George Montgomery, Randy Stu- art S:40tD MOVll * • 'h "larlk" (1957) Vic- tor Mature, Mlehaal Wiid- lng 0<1ven from hia vtllagl. •man~• ruthleN , ou11aw leader •:508 MOVIE • • ~ "Tiie Long Knife" ( 1951) Shlldon Lawrenc., Julia Arratl Six top college cheerlead· log 11am1 compete for .cholar Ship lvn<I• lo I he fourth annual edition of tllla event: Jolln Davidson, Victoria Principal and AnOy_ GIOb lloat • 9 TOO~OH FOR Henry ~•• • atuonlng COMFORT I Klinger grows deaperata IO return home when his ettort to bring Toledo 10 the uoll lalls. Gt ONE STEP BEYOND "Dead Ringer" A young tlou-1• hU vts1on1 or her llstr 11111119 an orphan. ~onllre. :OOU PSY~IC PHENOMENA, THE WORLD BEYOND Wedn~•da"'• I Dau• inee Ho vie• ~MORNN;-divorcee wtlO 11 planning • rom111tlc hlng to c:Mbrata her MW-loul\d lrM<lom. (A) I!) RUH, AMENCA. RUH Medical aulhorll" and common folk dlecu11 the haurd• and bonl"1• of runnlng.1RI C8 8EHNYHIU Benny goea on "'"' • Vtc 9AADEH'8 nHNl8 FOft TH£ FUTURE "Slnglel Strategy I" Vic Braden lhowe vi-• that oo 1mouo1 of 11ra1egy can ove•eoma a lack of good lundamentaia O "Spirit Aod CommuolCa· tlon" Hoata Damien Simp- son and Stacy Hunt dla- c:ou Iha splfll ol commuol· cation lo human rel1tlonlhlp1 11:00., I * "W .. 1 Of The Divi de" ( 1933) John Wayne, Gabby Hayet 11:30 G * * * 'h "The Oli·Bow loc:ldant" ( tll43) Henry Fonda. Dana Andrewa aJ MOVIE •&.00 I"• a HFN• 9 HARTTOHAAT The Hana' home la ran- llClted by a 1loc:Albrokw -Ching lor a fortUl\I In hidden atock• 11\d bonds. 10:30GJ NEWS C8 INOEPEHOEHT HETWOAK NEWI • PAE.8EHT£ 11:30 II Cll COLUMBO A dedicated wtnemaker learn• of' h11 youngar broth«'• plan• IO Mil Iha lamlly wine bual,_1 al\d murd1<1,,lm. D TOHIGHT Holl Johooy Carson GUMll Liza MlnnalN. Or Paul Ehtllcll • • • 'h "The Marcua-Nel· son Murders" ( 1973) Tiiiy Savalu. Marjoa Gartner When a black gheltO lien• agar II ploned lor two bizarre murders lie didn't commit. a police datecllva trill lo llnd th<! real mur· derer -AFTERNOON- 12:00., * * ~ "The w .. 1 POinl Story" ( 1850) Virginia Mayo, J.,,,_ Cagney 1:00 aJ I I "The Man lnt!Oe" ( 197&) Ja'M9 Franclecus. Stalallle Powera Gt INOEP£NOEHT ~l(N£W8 3:30 D • *. "Viv• lao•l•I" ( t952t Manon Brando. Aothc>oy Oulno 1:301) NEWS JOHN DARLING by Armstrong & Batiuk ~NDA., l"'/E GOT SOME NE""61'HAl'LL ~EAL LY FLIP YOUR ""'1G.' CBS neim doing very well Crorlkite d~parture • since NEW YORK !AP l It might have been a tough 18 months for CBS News, dominant in the field since the mid-1970s. There was Walter Cronkite's departure after nearly two decades as "Evening News" anchorman, and ABC stole the show al one point with "Nightline," network TV's first hate-night newscast. CBS News may. in fact, be stronger today than it was a year ago. The transition from Cronkite to Dan Rather as "E vening News' a nc hor was smooth, despite considerable pressure from the outside. Expansion of the network's "Morning" news program and the addition of a midafternoon n ewscast ar e imminent, and there is a ser ious effort under way to expand the "Evening News" beyond its current half· hour. Then there was the announce· ment, last week . that Bill Moyers, creator of public TV 's Em m y-winning "Bill 'Moyers' Journal," will return in the fall with an assignment "ranging over the entire panorama of CBS News activities." (See story this page). There has been a good deal of behind-the-scenes maneuvering, too. notablv the promotion of Robert Chandler toienior vice president for adrnistration , Edward Fouhy to vii president a n d director of •ws. and Edward Coloff to vie presid ent and director of pule affairs programming yourlmen all. · · r told you we wot.to 'l stand s till," Willi am A. Lewrd, CBS News' president. saicUi e other day. recalling a ctlfersat1on several months ago. Af one who imagined Leonard a 11retaker president couldn't e been further from reality. Still facing Cron e 's de· parture, CBS in S e mber broke long-standing · porale retirement policy and tended Leonard's contract for least a year. Leonard was 65 o pril 9, and would nave been ced to retire May 1. , Leonard succeeded Salanl. who was requl down at 65. as presid news division in April one of his first majot may have been the I ficult. He chose R former While Houstl and. current correspon 'th e network's · '60 M n ewsmagazine, over Mudd , o n ce consi Cronkite's heir apparent. Mudd shortly there aft left r-:.--- •1 $1, -·GREAT I :h DINNER (') g GOOd tOf lhrM p11c11 of Juicy. 0010.n t>rown Kentucky 1> Fried Ch1c;k1n plus 11ng11 11rv1ng1 ol colt el•• O muht1n111on w1'111e1 I dark 01oera Customer paye 11> 1pp11uo1e MIU IH 011e1 t•P"" June 7, 11191 Prich may very II I Pr1c .. ""' ••1y 11 per11i:1pa11no toe• I 1tc1pa11ng locauon 11ona OOOd only 111 only In Soulri.tn loulhern C.hlOf'l'lll Ca1tforn11 _.,.,, y \lfl'ttrt yOll '" I A!Mf•C• • 111avo111 Amtttc. 1 f'lawo1111 W1Mow Banner C BS for an assignment jn Wa shington with NBC News. ' The selection of Rather was a sound one. The "Evening News" audience may have changed some in the two months since Rather took the job, but com- mercial lime, an important guage for the network, sold faster than ever for Rather 's first full quarter as anchorman. The return of Moyers. a cor- r espondent for the network's "CBS Reports" documentary un it for just under three years in the mid· '70s, may be as s ignifi.' cant a development in the long term. If Moyers is not the pre· eminent broadcast journalist. he certainly is among the most. respected. Leonard said Moyers' work at CBS would include development of a continuing news program. perhaps one similar to the "J ournal" he created for pubUc TV in 1972. "I wouldn't rule out the title or the concept," be said. The new program might be of- fered as competition for ABC's "Nightline," or as part of an ex· panded "Evening News." It appears fairly certain rieht now that Leonard will retire next April, though he hasn't said so. :;;n .................. ,... . ... -........ j ' • 1 J t t 1 I ~-~·--•-:-4_• __ • __ • ___ • __ • __ ·_· __ ·_._._.~ __ ·_._-________ ~~~~---------------·-·_:_. ____ ~....,-' __ ~',~--~~ I ' • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, May 26. 1981 •• 'Chevaliere ~ offers battle of seXes ByTOMTITUS 'Of_o.My .......... The "battle of the sexes" takes on a decidedly new meaning in "Chevallere," a new play enjoying its world premiere on the Second Stage of South Coast Repertory's Fourth Step Theater In this case, the ''battle" rage; within the persona of one character while the other endeavors t<? ascertain his/her genuine gender. If that sounds a btt far-fetched, be advised that this is a ptay based on actual eventsoccuring in London while America was preparing Cor its war for independence in 1775. Play~right David Trainer has taken historical research. rnto t~~ well-known figures of their time and fashi~ned tt tnto a. se~i-serious comedy about transvestism. And, while his script tends to drag a bit (no pun intended) in its first act, the second is INTERYSSIQN sprightly and riveting as 1t11 the mystery ls surprising- ly solved. . At the center of what becomes a national controversy is the Freneh sold ier and swor:dsman Chevalier d' Eon, su.spected or being more sw1shbuckler th~n swashbuckler, who yearns to return to France. His only hope lies with Caron de Be8:ull?~rchais, ~ playwright (The Barber of Seville ) and espionage expert who himself is out of favor on the home shore. These are the play's only characters and their The casting board HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Robert Conrad will star as G. Gordon Liddy in "Will," an NBC movie based. on the convicted Watergate. conspir ator's autobiography. · Production will begin June 8 on location in ~ashington. Fr ank Abatemarco wrote the adapts· lton. HOLLYWOOD -Kate Nelligan, who recently starred in "Therese Raquin" for Masterpiece Theatre on public television, will star in the ABC movie "ln Our Hands." Jerrold Freedman will direct from a screenplay by William Wood, based on a story by Conrad Bromberg. HOLLYWOOD -Roy Scheider will star in "Blue Thunder," a contemporary suspense drama to be directed by John Badham. The screenplay is by Don Jacobr. and Dan O'Bannien for producer Gordon Carrol . Columbia Pictures will release the movie. meet~gs, though documented, smack of dramatic contnv.ance. Nevertheless, the premise advanced by Trainer is a fascinating one u he explores the n~t~er world of sexual identity and presents an in· d1v1d11al capable of functioning believably as man or womali. To fill the challenging role of d'Eon director David Emmes has chosen one of SCR's m'ost adept performers, billed here as R. W. Boussom in o'l"der to keep his or her own question of gender as secret from the audience (those unfamiliar with Boussom's work, that is> as the character's is from the probing Beaumarchais. Boussom, if being viewed for the first ti me could in reality~ of either ~ex, so skillful the perfo~mer's lnter.pretat1on. The man~erisms of .,th persuasions are finely honed to the po mt that thiH11dience (for the most part) will indeed be as much hltloubt about the performer as the character portrayed. . Geo~ge McDaniel as Beaumardal~ has little op- t ton. dunng the first act, but to play straight man to Boussom's posturing dragoon. But in the second he gains in both strength and character t pressing the is· sue to its logical conclusion. The thrust an.d parry between the two is im- pressive. and director Em mes keeps the action (and MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE PG AU. AGES AlllollTTE D """"'tat o..c1en .. Su119ttS.O . ..__ _ _,, AU. am NjfJ 111 flu•s flECEIVE TliE\SEAL ~ TliE MOTl()fj PICTURE GOOE ~ SELi' flEGULA Tl()fj St•rtl"9 a New Bu91n••• Acccordlnt to Celltorn&ll ••-end ,,., ... cloM Code (he. 11IOO to 11UO) ell '9rl0nl dolftt IMlllMM Wiider • llcllllou9 - "'"" fll• • IU\8-nt wtttl tlle Co~mty Clerk Hd hewe II publlthed feur tllftet In 1 ,,. • ..,...., _..,. .. the •tt• In which th• lllul lneM IC loceted. The 1t eltlfttnl 11 Ntjulred by 1-end 11 Mee"llfY In ptOtec:tlnt rour bu1lne11 n•"'•· Mott be11kc require ,roof of *'"' to open 00111-rdel --.. The DAILY PILOT "9Vld.. botfl ftllnt end ~bllcetloft -*"· w. hllve d ttle __, fOrllll 811d "'*lltclll 8 4sllr Hrvlc• to th• Or1n1• Countr Court"-. IEllher 01op bf one of our convenient office• or phone the LEGAL OU•AltTMl!NT '42-4321, Es t . 332 for mott lnformetlon and'°""'· ·11i1yPil~ r .,...,..... ~IPGI t :Oe 1:15 10:20 .::.: iio~;~~1·~ '* @I llCALl8UR (RI 7 :00 1 :41 HMPY BIRTHDAY n>• IRI Shows 1 1.0 l :tl 10:20 Cloot· I -•0.1•-lft-y ___ , ... lolt .,.. .. _.. ......... - --with lenltlon _.,,...1o .......... .... --lo. Al~(PG) POPEYE (POI L•uren Bac:all lMEFM (Rl Kint of tM Mountein (PG) .,.... Boor men' 1 I II'L•MIRl Tiii Gauntlet (A ~~ ... Cl uu UllO CARI (Al Open et 7:30 Nlaft~ly Under 12 FrM lfn._• occasional inaction> n'loving well on the s m aU horseshoe stage . Only the slight letharn or Ttirainer's first act dialoaue prevents total atten. veness. "Chevaliere," like it& mainstage predecessor ''Cbilde Byron,'' is an interesting glimpse of history as It might have been. It continues nightly except Mondays, with matinees on the weekends, through Ju.ne 7 at SCR's Second Stage, 655 N . Town Center drive, Costa Mesa. * THE COSTA MESA Civic Playhouse ls in the final weeks of rehearsal for the musical comedy "Redhead," which opens June 5 for a four-weekend engagement. Playhouse director Palti Tambellini is staging the murder mystery musical, which features Jen- nifer Odekirk, Richard Paul More and Gilmore Rizzo heading a cast of 25. Bryan Beavers ls musical director, Susan Walsh does the choreography and Richard Moore is in charge of set and lighting. Performances will be given June 5-6, 11-12-13, 18-19-20 and 25·26-27 at 8:30 p.m. (the 11th and 13th are sold out) in the playhouse auditorium on the Orange County Fairgrounds. For reservations call 754-5159. • It CALLBOARD -Auditions for a summer series of world premieres will be held next Monday at 7 p.m . in the t,.aguna Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach .... roles will be av~ilable in the plays "After the Fact," "Match Point" and "Daughters Darling" and performers may audition for more than one play ..... scripts are available for reading atthetheater .... . rt1M1~=1 "".~~r=.:-~ ---. tHOVI IT" (Hll ..... ., ......... ,.,. --(~=1 .. :;;;:.,~~") ,-·-·-·-·-~ .... ""----_"_"°_ "TAU THIS JOa ANO IHOVE 1r· <Nr-- MT-1'11·-·-·---1:11• lrll ..,.. I:, ............................ ,. IM'°"TAllT llOTICI! CMILD"I• utlDllt 12 f"H! "Ttfe UOINO Of' TH« I LONE RANGE•" (Hll <!Im iii.ii I ~=I~~-=~~. PO I No AM CM lladlO Wltll ltflltMll "'"-'I ... ,. Y-OwnAM ..lw,. Mtfl .tr~= t·HA~: .. -;-'~'::.;) ( 2 _.n_ _ _j _ f7C).~ "WHf.N A STltANOP CALLS" (ltl t •AM CM It .... Wltll ltni'I• AC-y lrl"' Y-oiwft AM -f.r-:fil! 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'HAPPY BIATHOAYTO •' "'-"'"WHEN A 111t STRANGER CALLS" ( I i I I 'I I _______ , _.,.......,.._ ---.... ..,._ . -.. -... --· ----..._ .. ..-..----------__,,...--....---....,.. ........ -~ ••• O,.nge Coat OAlL Y PILOT/Tuetday, May 2&, 1981 Daily Piiat D a FOR THE RECORD 811 Bradshaw picks the Steelers over his acting career ... 811 Andretti s~ryives. tough ride Roller coaster of emotions has Indy winner perplexed INDIANAPOLIS (AP> -Marlo Andret· U's first day as a two-time winner of the Indianapolla 500 was a rolle.r coaster of emotion. When the 1989 Indy winner went to sleep Sunday night, be was a second-place finisher in that day's Indy classic. But the 41-year-old racer from Nazareth, P a., awoke on Monday to find that the race stewards bad snatched the triumph away from Bobby Unser, the man who took the victory laps at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and made Andretti the winner. "I didn't know what to say or bow to feel," Andretti said. "Wh en (chief mecbaruc) Jim McGee called me at about 8:30 a.m., it was a shock. My first feeling was 'Hey, I won.' But then my emotions were very mixed. "WINNING HERE is supposed to be a delightful experience. I'm sure in time it wlli be. It's a plus and a minus for both of us, though. It's a very unusual way to win an event. It's unfortunate for him and for me. ''The unfortunate thing is that Bobby went through all the hoopla, all the things the winner gets lo go through. Then it was taken away from bim. And I did not get to go through any or that. "I know bow Bobby must feel. The 1978 Italian Grand Prix was taken away from me precisely that way because I supposed· ly jumped the line at the start. Maybe this• makes up for it a little, but I don't know whether anything really makes up for it. "And that doesn't make Bobby feel any better." ANDRETTI, TEAMMATE Gordon Johncock and A.J. Foyt all complained to the stewards following the race that Unser bad illegally passed a group of cars on lap 149 as he came back on the track from the pits during a yellow caution flag period. nearly a full lap behind Andrtrt.tl{ but •till In second place ahead of Awitra Ian Vun Schuppan. However, It al•o cott Unaer and the Roger Penske team about •100.000 In prize money. A pair of protests by Pm1ke one pleading that Unser wus Innocent of the charge and the other accualn11 Andretll of the same type violation were denied by 'I didn't know what to say or how to feel . It was a shock.' the stewards after nearly six hours of hearings Monday. Although the checks for both first and second place were bei,ng held up pending an appeal on those de· cisions, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway released the tentative figures. If nothing more changes. Andretti and team owner U.E. "Pat" Patrick will even· lually receive a check for $262,424 from the record purse of $1.6 million. Second-place money for Unser and Penske, the man An · drelli drove fo r last year. would be $168,674. Those figures would change if the posi · lions were again reversed because ac· cessory money that is part of the prize fund is based on individual car sponsorships. In 1980, Johnny Rutherford and car owner Jim Hall took a record win· ner's payoff of $318,819 because of addj. tional accessory and lap money. HOWEVER, EVEN though his payoff Is smaller than Rutherford's, Andretti, who won here in 1969, figures the victory should be worth plenty in the way of endorse· ments and business opportunities. )'f'ltr with confhtlll in his Indy car and formula One driving schedules. This May, rnuch to h111 chagrin until Monday, wM another in a series of frustrations because of that 1iluatton The Italian born Andrett1 had his car qualified in the middle of the third row by old friend Wally Dallenbach because An· drett1 was competing in the Belgian Grand Prix However. wh en Andretti got back in the car, the rul e!! sent him to the back row THE SAME THING happened to him in 1978 and he wound up finishing a distant 12th In 1979, he had to miss the In d1anapohs race completely because of a commitment to drive in Monaco on the same day This time, with the aid of the stewards ' finding and despite a slowly deflating rear tire that slowed him down for about 20 laps late in the race, Andrett1 became the first man ever to win the race from the last row of the grid. But he's had enough of that kind of drama "I've decided I've got to be here for the whole month of May." l>a1d Andreu1, who drives for Alfa Romeo on the Formula One circ uit. ''I've got to chase the conditions of the track, selecting tires, testing the wind all of that. I'm going to look for a deal with a Grand Prix sponsor where I can still get what I want. "My conviction is stronger than ever that I should not mix the two up I saw how that can hurt. With the calibre of the peo- ple you have to race against here, you need to be here the whole month.·· Asked if he thought Unser knew he was breaking the rules when he stayed on the apron of the track and zoomed past the line of cars before ducking in behind the pace car, Andretti shrugged 1 The stewards, who are in charge of the r ace course, looked at videotapes and other race data and agreed, penalizing Unser one lap. "Inflation since 1969 has soared," said Andretti, grinning impishly. "Winning here stays with you forever. That's why "Either the rule is there and you obey it , or it's not,'' Andretli s aid. "He didn't need that. He was in control of the situation (the race). He just let it happen. Mario Andretti pos,es with winning car and Indy 500 trophy. What· letdown? Dodgers coast Crippled Braves no match for LA ATLANTA CAP ) -According to Steve Garvey, the Los Angeles Dodgers got what they needed to win Monday night, "key hitting and timely pitching.'' "You have to push yourself and we did tonight," said Garvey, whose three hits in· eluded a home run in the Dodgers' 7·1 victory over slump- ing and injured Atlanta. . "We usually have a tendency to let down after a series with Cincinnati," Garvey said. "But we didn't experience that feeling tonight. We played a strong game. "AND WITH Bob Horner and Claudell Washington out, the Braves are not the same team. Atlanta teams that were not as cood as this one have beaten us plenty of times in the past. "The key situation was when ':Bob C~tiUo came in and got bem out." Castillo came on to relieve ~tarter Burt Hooton in the sixth '· pnning with Braves on second and third with onJy one out. · "Bob's capable of pitching a atrone game,'· Hooton aald. "But a lot of lhinga have hap· )>ened to us in this park "1d not \all of them have been g~." ., Hooton said he was lucky to get his seventh victory of the season. "I DIDN'T feel strong," he ••id. "l was wild .around the .ttrib zone. Only a fUI pitches weal where l really wanted tbem. J was not real 1harp, ao I eel fortunate to set that one." But Hooton, 7.0; made the pitches when be had to. "I made a lot of bad pitches to get myself in jams," be said, "but then I'd make some good ones to get myself out. "They didn't have Claudell and Bob Homer and that makes a big difference in their lineup," Hooton said. "They're hurting, but they kind or annihilated us over the last two years." THE DODGERS "are playing great defense,'' Hooton said. "They've helped me out of a lot of jams. I didn't have real 1ood command of any three pitches tonight." It was the Dodgers' fifth vie· tory in six games and Atlanta's seventh loss in eight iames. Atlanta also lost the aervices of starter and loser Bob Walk, 1·4, who pulled a muscle in his rib cage. He will be out at leut 10 days, accordinc to Braves' Manager Bobby Cox. "We just keep givinc up runs · early," Cox said. "Our pitchers can't seem to get out of the first inning and we are not acorin1 many runs. Our bullpen ls over· worked. We don't have many re· serves any more." THE DODGEllS opened with three runs in the top of the first, an inning that included two Atlanta errors. The runs scored on singles by Dusty Balter and Garvey and a grounder by Ron Cey. Garvey's fiftb·innin& homer also scored Baker. Atlanta's only nm came In the second on a two-bue error by rl&ht fielder Pedro Guerrero, a eroundout and a pincb·hlt •inlle by Wubingtoo. it's so important " ' That left the two-time Indy winner Andretti, who won the 1978 world driving championship, has had problems ov~r the "Maybe he didn't know he did it. But you're a thief if you steal a dime or a million dollars." ~~~~~~~~~- Angel second baseman Bobby Grich has all the time in the world as he tags the sliding Barry Bonnell. Must Witt pay for the broken window? That's a decision Fregosi and Bavasi will have to make By EDZINTEL °' .. .,.,,... .... Mike Witt must feeJ a little like the kid who threw a baseball through the neighbor's wlndow and now has to get back on the good side of mom and dad. Mom and dad in this case are - An1ela General Mana1er Buuie Bavasi and Mana1er Jim Fre1oei. Wl'M', A 20-year-old rookie pitcher out of Servile Hl&h in Anaheim, had a strong spring in which be earned a startiq1 pc»i· tton in an unsettled rotation. He got off to a 1ood start when the regular season un· furled, too, with a 2·1 record and 3.18 ERA through May 1. Then, the 6·7 righthander ran Into trouble. He dropped three straight decisions and his ERA rose to 4.36. After Sunday's 10·2 loss to the Chicago White Sox. the Angels announced that pitchers Dave Frost and Freddie Martinez had been recalled from Salt Lake City. And the specualtlon began. Wheredid\Vittfitin? Or did be? Wl'IT WAS NOT invited to at· tend the pitchers meetinl prior to bis start against the Toronto Blue Jays Monday night. "I'm go· ing down anyway," Witt said after throwing eight innin11s of two-hit ball en route to gaining his third win, a 2-1 victory before 22,171 a t Anaheim <\tadium. "I couldn't think about going out there with all that pressure. I knew I wasn't pltchlnc well and I knew that they don't want to watt for me to come around again. "ALL I WANTED to do was to prove to myself lbal I could do it. As a matter of fact, it (the pressure> probably helped me. ( figured I had nothing to lose." Fregosi put it another way. "On the major league level, you can become too specialized. A lot of young kids like Mike wiU try lo throw to spots. They aim al spots instead of just trying to throw their stuff. "We held the meeting and I didn't allow him in. I just told him to go out and throw.·· That's what Witt did as he scattered two singles before giv· ing up two walks to open the ninth Inning. Instead of taking a gamble on Will, Fregosl went to bis bullpen for ace Don Aase . ngais still 'seri9us' after second operation AASE, SPORTING a 0.6T ERA, came on to slrlke out Omuo Garcia but Lloyd Moseby followed with a single to score INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Danny ala, ~ured in a flWJ crub durina d9111 lndianapoUa 500, underwent ..... IUl'lieaJ oper8tian OD llOD• •T Md remained in lerloul coadttloa, bolfttal spokesman •atd. I resident, Mpnday mornln& and dHcrtbed bia .condiUon aa JOOCI, but added that lbe lktent of Injury to the le1 1UU wu Unknown. He said doctors were heartnc • pulae ln the let and that wu conaldincf a step toward normal re· covery. "All tb1np coa.aldered, Danoy wu lD good aptttta durlnl the vtalt," Hanna 1ald. "He arabbecf my hand and waa qvlt.t alert." • TIM rillt to OD1ata •u ooe of two Bamaa made at Metbocliat. Hanna, who baa been a medical otrleiaJ a\ tbe SMMway for 50 yean, a1eo aaw drlYer IOok llean, wbo wu burned uan, With ... eral otbel' pertona In bl• Crew when a ft.re broke out during a pit stop. Mears, a 29-year-old former Indy win· Ernie Whitt and send Alfr6d Grif· ner fl'()m Baltenfleld, was at the track fin to third base with the tying nm. Monday after he wu dl1miaed from Left-bander Andy Hassler then the b01Spital. The burna on Mean' face c ame in and Induced John w4!re cleat evidence of lbe Hriousdeu Mayben'ytopopouttotbirdbue. of the miabap, but he said the QGly • 1 ~oseb1 stolesecondbeforeplncb· serious concern waa for bla DOie. · bl\ter Garth Jori nted to center to "It's dead ricbt now. There's· no fffl· enij the game. Inc on the tip,'' Mean aaid. "We're ,0.. So the Aneels snapped a three· in& to have to wait a f•• da,ys to tee game losing atreak after bei.Dc what haP(>enl, but they ml&bt have to blaa'ed all weekend by the White do some pJuUc 1ur1ery. Sox. 1 "That'• no problem, I can always One ml1ht think that Wttt apare a Utt.le of my note," 1aid Mean would have won hls chance to wlU. • irtn oa bl• face. 1tay ~ the big lea1ue club. Mears wu concerned about the •c· That 4 waits to be ueo as tlon1 and trainlnc of thole who wer;e in frecoel1 wa1 due to meet wltb the pit to help battle tb• PoUlblU\)' of ..._ ANGEU Pase Bil) fi~. ~ • I I : ' :· ' I . 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I'm happy he's back," said Coach Chuck Noll, pressed in- to service as a wide receiver on a bright, windy day at the Three Riven St1dium. Bradshaw first mentioned possible re- tirement after the Steelers won Super Bowl XJV in Los Angeles. He said he was emotionally drained. He squelched retirement talk when be reported to camp last summer, but he re· vived it agaln after Pittsburtb's season· ending loss in San Diego last December. BrtJlbhcAo Then last January, be said he had signed to ad in a television pilot show and that be would quit footb1ll ii the NBC network wanted the show for a seriu. The pilot, called "The Stockers.'' was aired in April Reviewers and the ratings were harsh, and Bradshaw an- nounced last week he would report for the Sleeter quarterback school. "I'm glad to be here and I'm excited about playini," added Bradshaw, tanned and trim at 207 pounds from work and jogging on his ranch in Grand Cane, La. During the months of uncertainty, the Steelen and NolJ kept a loose rein. At no point did they demand a dec~1on. Quote of the day Rodeo star J .C. Traljlllo, the nation's leading bareback rider: "Rodeoing is as American as apple pie. Chevrolets and Wipston cigarettes." Speier moves Expos closer to Cardinals Chris Speier knocked in three runs with a la single and a two·run home run to lead Biil Galllkson and Montreal to a 5-3 victory over St. Louis to highlight National League action Mond.ay. The victory snapped a personal four-game losme streak for Gullikson 2·4. and was omy the fifth in 13 games for the third -pla~e Expos. who. ~r~pt within 2Yl games of the Cardinals, the East D1v1S1on leaders .... Elsewhe~e. Houston's Art Howe drove m one run with a sa crifice bunt but saw his 23-game hit· ting streak come to an end as the Astros do wne d San Diego, 6-3, upping Joe Niellro's career record to 16·5 aeainat the P adres ... Johnny Belldl'a RBI single and Larry Bilttaer's two-run double highlighted a three-run rally in the eie~th inning that snapped a tie and carried ~10- cinnati to a 6-3 win ov•r San FranclBco ... Scot Thompson's bases-loaded single ~ier over a pulled.-ln outfiel!I iQ the 11th inntnJ( eave the Chicago Cubs an uphill 10-9 victory over Pittsburgh . . . Dave 1Ua1mu hammered the 10th Jrand 1lam bome run of his career. leading the New York .l(eta to• 13·3 romp ovet Philadelphia. Kingman unloaded hi• .. venth homer of the season in the second inning off loser Dteli R•&la•ea, 6-2. Yastrzemski reaches another milestone Carl Yaatnematl, playing in his 3,oootb major la league game, led off the ninth inning with a walk and eventually scored on Caney Laufd'• hieb bounding infield single with none out u Boston rallied for a n 8-7 victory over Clevel1od to hlgbli1bt American League action Monday. Yu, who will be 42 in August joined Hank Aaron, Ty Cobb and Stao llHlal in the select 3.ooo class . . . Elsewhere, Rickey HenderHD tripled, singled and scored twice and Toay A.rmH belted a game-breaking three-run double, leading Oakland to a S-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. S&eve McCatty, 5-4, pitched a six-bitter as the A's won their fifth game in a row . . . Bill Stela established an Ameri.c1n League record with his seventh con1eculive pinch hit in the bottom of the .,ninth inning, singling home the winning run to give Texas a 4-3 decision over Minnesota. Stein broke the Ya&trremsld AL mark of six consecutive pinth hits by Bob JolmaoD of Baltimore in 1964. The major league record is nine by Dave Philley of Philadelphia in 1958 . . . Doal DeClacea drove in fi ve runs with a pair of homers as Balli· more whipped the New York Yankees, 10·1, on Jim Pal•er'a five-hitter ... Jack Morrla pitched a six-bitter for hia firth straight victory, leading Detroit lo a 12-3 win over Milwaukee . . . Rick Auerbach and Leaay Rudie homered to lead Seat- tle to a 5·2 victory over Kansas City and a sweep of their double-header with the slumpine American League cham- pions. ln the first game, Gary Gray drove in four runa with his third two-homer game in 10 days as the Mariners won, 7·1. Baseball today On this date in baseball lo 1958: In perhaps the greateat ainele pitcb.ina performance ln baseball history, Pittabur1h'1 Harvey k1ddlx l\U'ned in 12 perfect tn.nlnp asai.mt the Mllw1ukee Braves 1t County Stadium. But in the unlucky 13th, Felix Mantilla reached second base on Don Hoak'a error, HIJlk Aaron was intentionally waiked and Joe Adcock cracked 1 dla· puled two-base hit to give Haddix a beartbreaklnl 1--0 loss. (Adcock hit a drive over the fence, but was called out for pasaln1 Aaron on tbe bue pith.a). ClnclMati's Johnny ICJ1ppatein (seven lanlns•>. Herschell Freeman (one ilWnl> and Joe Bl1clt (2~ ln· niD11> combined for a lO~·inlWll oo-bltter, but~ a 2·~ 11-inning decision to the MilwautM Braves. Today's birt.bdaya: Kansu City mana1er Jim Frey I.I 50. San Fran· cisco lnftelder Darrell !!vanaia34. Shorter wins race In own back yatd Fonner Olympic ao14 "MdaU•t t'ruk ""1er '. beated a field of t ,000 ~ lfonda1 to wlo the third annual Boulder ClauiC!. 1 10· kllometel' l"ace Uliw«h tbit lttMtl of Boulder, Colo. Shorter, 1 Bou.Ider nadent who•• the 1'72~!f,:ple .sold medal for the marathc:m 1114 wu a 1Uver m ln the 1978 Games, covered t.be ctittanee lD 2'!• ... Nia r .... of BriUan abot 1 z.uoct.r-par ftnal romd • ud na t.be Brltilb PGA IOlf tltle tor u.e tblrd Um• ID four ,..,.. . Television, radio TV: No event.a acbedwed.. &ADIO; 81HbaU -Dodltfl at AUuta 4:• p.m., &ABC<•>; Tonato at AacW.1:ao p.m .• &.llPC cnt>. 'Y' .. t I" AMERICAN LUOUI Alwei• 2, Blu. Jaya 1 ~ CA&.1 ... lA ..,.... ..,_ .. 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Nita -s.ftle, Orey t 110), D . ....,.,_ UL MCIOM09AMI ........,.7,..., ... 1 KMNIClty 100 -Olt-l t t SNlt.. --.,,_, S t a.,...._, IC. ltWft C7I -°"°411, Qoolrll !ti; G....._ Dr ... I•>. It....,, ltl _. Ntr1"911. W -~!Ml. L -.......,._ CO.JI. S -......., Ill. H•a -SNtt .. , it-. ... Cll, ~ (1), A-11..US. From Page B 10 ANGELS • • • Bavasi today to discuss the situation. "THERE'S ALWAYS a ques· · Uon about anyone when they're not throwing well," Freeosi said. "Milte's young and baa good equipment. And l'U admit that there can't be any more pressure than there's been on him. He's 20 years old, is in the majors and is play~g ln his hometown." The Angels <22·23) put Doug Rau (1-1) on the m ound tooi.eht u1inat the Blue Jay•' Lula Leal • < 2·5). Rau, the tormer Dodger tryin1 to make a comeback lftei sureery on a rot1tor cuff two years a10. pitched well in bis last outing, 1alning hls first win aa an Angel after throwtne five innings of shutout ball aealoat B1ltimore. Monday night'• wtn WH a result. of eood defense by the Aneell aa much u ao.ythln1 else. For tbe first time in 111amea, the Ansels did not commit an error. "We've played cood defense on the road (where tht Ancela 1.re 13-8) and (bleeplq) defenae at borne." FresOll said. "Tbat'• the flnt. cood d.teuive 1ame we· vt played ia a lon~1 lone Ume. I{ helps loo when 1.ne tld ( w itt) ta tbrowtDI ltrtktl." The tld, unloriunately ii ln a practlcally oo-wlll 1JtU1tioa. * A•eaL MfU -nit ... 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LW!t C"*-11n 1 .. 1 et MeftlrMI l lteeln...,, $an flrMClaU (Griffin J..J) el ClMIMtll 1~1·11 1'114 ........ (C,1 ... t •I M "-Yft (,,_, .. , IM D .... <llCMl•fWtt 441 et H~ (..,_ >-II / HIClh I Chool IN•INeALL•STA• GAMI C•t•-a.wt,Jwt'l'U,1 p.•,) ......OttoMI End~ Emllo Herry IF01>11teln V•llevl. Ronni. Wootl (l.ofl9 kl'll Polyl, J~ Cormier (Serre), TllGklH -Ovvel IA"9 CFo..nltln Velleyl, G~ Pocos IEI TOf'e). Ste¥• TrOQlotll C!.I. Peull. Kurt lur .... CE! Moden•I; Gvercts -Oa,,. Vranich (Mt.., Oell, G-91 OeMtlteo CW•rren) Center - JeCJrey Janet CCen onl. Runnlnv btcka-MIC ...... I Alo (B ... nl ... I. Oonny Andrew• C8 a nnlngl, Dino 8•11 (EdllOlll. Courtney Grllfln CMllllken), ._ nes1 !.coll (Lfnw-1. Ouerler'lleckl - Stefan Qe<rl<k (Lo"Q Beec:ll Polyl, J.,.,,.. Kor .. IOS (Sunny Hlfltl Se.-~ TaOlff O.•ld flulb CWOrrlfll, Jomo Pago CPIU) XI, Larry Wllll•m• (Meter De ll, LIMl>Ockora -Jock Faris l EI MOC1e11e1. Joe Groy ISi. Peull, Jolln R-y C1!1peronral, Ronald Story (Garcknt l. Mon It Taylor (l..oar•I Becka -Ouelne Je<k•on C Edhon1, Jollnny Jom-. CL'(ll-1. Denel Olvllllty CLA Jordelll CH<"°' 8 111 Workman IEdlM>ll), C1Wl1 Forreoamo C8-lf>lll M-OfteeN Enda -0-.. 8k kt11 IGlendatel, T- Oellutrl 18~1. Paul Jonas I Ke._.,..., Gr anode Hlllll, Te<ltlH -Jerry Boal COii· nardl, Brien Lynell (Muir), Terry O'Htt• CCrHpl), John Puli<lo (Senta P•ulol. Sc.ott We rd C 8urrOUQlltl; G ... rd• -Jolln Peloft CL• Canete), Oerryl Tl1wortll CGtt•yl, Cenl., SNl1 Brennen IS.11 Lui• 0 111'!101. 011ar1oroeo1 -Rendall Cunnlngllem CS.1111 ..,_al. Mike o-!Ven Huys), Runnlno be<lla -Ron Brown CMulrl, F.W Crul<ller C81olrl, Tony u wi. CEI C.mlno R .. 11 N-OefHM LIM 11<1'111 8erU (Ar<ed~l, Ar rnelltl WllllemJ CEI Camino RHll, LIMbtcll•n - Dave 8eOllrom CVerdugo Hlltal. Jae.II Dayton CFontenel, Hell H-(Fe lr!o l. Kun WardC Pawdenol eaoa K ...... 111 Green CL• ~>. Don Lo8omme (Alemenyl, CNrlle p.,.,y CHewbury P-1. Ed S.IQnH I Polylecllllkl, TOdd Short ISL l'ren<IS). Co·<o.c11e1 Ken McMenn• (Monr .. >. Trllona Pagono 18 •-ln Park l. F,.ndl Open , ......... , ""'"_., ...... 8Jom &oro dtf. JOM L-1-Mewo, .. :i, W. .. 2; Adriano P-tte def. Herold So...,,_, ... ,, 7·S, ... 2; Jel\f1 M<Enr• •f Vlflu Vall P etten, .. J • ..0, ...,.; Tr.., W•llke del. '""' Fa091, a-J, ..0, ..0. Bevartan tournament (at Mllllkll, Wftl 0.-y I ~ ...... Cllrll L1wl1 a l Cllrlltophe 1t099r v ...... n ....... ,. 24, '"'· .... lle•ll ..... ,U,0001 NASL ,,...,. •• s.c-s CotmOI S, 0.llOJ I w .. hl,_., 2, Tul,. 1 Uol I I , I I I Brisa is first, but ... BY ALMON LOCKABEY ~ .................. Barney Flam's Flam- buoyant was the overall ~orrected time winner or th• fourth race or the Yac ht Racing U nion's Pacific Ocean Racing Confere nce, a s low- movlng affair that took 21 ~ hours Crom Marina d e l Rey aro und Santa Bar bara I s land t o Newport Beach . Firs t to finis h the 103-mile race was Den· nls Choate 's Brisa which drifted across the finish line in front o f the Ba lboa Yacht Club at 9 :3 0 am . M o nd ay . C hoate was unable to save his handicap time and wound up sixth m the cor rected time col- um n. The r ace sta r ted Sun- d ay a t 11 a .m . off M arina del Rey a nd took the 17-boat fleet around Sant a Barbara Is land before heading for the finish in extrem ely light a irs . D esp i t e h er sixt h place finis h , Brisa is s till leading the series go in g i nt o n ext Satu rd ay's Huntington Tid e lands race out of Newport Beach . R esu lts o f Santa Barbara Is la nd race. OV E RALL 1 Flam buoyant, Barney F lam. LB Y C : 2. Free En terp rise. Dick Ellinger. N H YC : 3 Kindred Spir it. Milt and Marty Vogel, LBYC. 4. Roller Coaster . Golis on Syn- d i cate. LBYC: 5 II· lusion, Ed McDowell, KHYC. C LASS A l. Brisa , 2. Wa rrior, Bluel/Cassel. BCYC; 3. Bravura, Irv- ing Lou be, Richmond YC. CLASS B 1. Free E nterprise; 2 Rolle r Coaster: 3. Illusion. CLASS C Flam - buoyan t ; 2 . Kind red Spirit; 3. Rodeo Dr ive, Roger Chittum, P MYC. Borg appears healthy PARIS <AP l T op- s e e d e d B jor n B org, p lay ing for the first lim e in six weeks afte r being s id e l i n e d with a s houlde r in j ury , a p - peare d physically fit M o n d ay as he over - whel m ed little -kno wn Jose Lop ez-M aseo of Spain 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 in a (irst-round matc h of the Fre n c h O p e n tennis championships . . The victory by the Swed e, the favorite for the $49,000 m en's first prize, over s hadowe d Adriano Panatta 's upset ov e r eig hth -seed e d Harold Solomon of the U n it ed Sla tes a nd a n e a sy t r iu mph by Am e r ica n J oh n M c Enroe, t h e No . 3 aeed. Panatta, of Italy. oust - ed th e favored Solom on 6-3, 7 -5, 6·2 at the end of a rainy day at Roland Garros Stadium, while McEn roe downed Vince van Patten of the United States 6-2, 6-0, 6-4. Second-seeded J immy Connors of th e United St a tes opens his quest lot t h e title today agains t C hr i s t o p h e R o1e r -Va sse l in of France. The weathe r inter- rupted all the matches , som e more than once. M a n y s ched ul e d m a t c h es w e r e n o t played at all. fRisk' gets< 3rd place ~~~~~~~--~---~~~~~·~_....,.._...__._.,.....-...... •--••~·---·~· ..... •~•......,.•-• ..... •-• .... •--....... r,~•-•.._•-•...-?._.,~,-·-++"""l+,...•~• .... •~•""'*•~• ... u~a.,.4~0 ... e~e..-u _, Orange Coast OAJLV PILOT/Tuesday, May 26, 1981 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • CllSSIFllD lhMrel I 002 16...,.., I OOZ Gt'Mf'el I 002 G.-ra l I 001 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "BONUS ROOM11 1002 GHffel 1002 Larae ramll)' bom• with bu1e boaua room . 4 Bdrm 2 bath, family room. brick Oreplace H11ge rear yard with covered patio. RV ac· ceu. Only 11311,900. CaU fo r m ore details ~!Sl3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 UNITS $94,900 Super lnvn tmcnt' Two 2 8dnn W\lla, one with fl replacel Current in come -$740 mo. ft'lnanc loi I One year home pro tec t ion p lan in cld Hurry, thls won't last! 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• RIALNOPLE will love Uus beautlfw 4 bdrm home with family room . on corner lot. Ma n y extr as. On ly $133,000. Call no w 979·5370. THE REAL ESTATERS ALLSTATE REALTORS 1-•C•A•M•EO-S•H•OR_ES_ 130/o AHAMCIMa Approx 30% Do wn . Owner to caaTy lg 2nd DECORATOR T.D. 3200'. 4br + bonus CONDO $119,900 room. Mll'lt see lo ap- Outat andlng ocean view hom e on fee land. 3 bedrooms, family room, formal dining room. S bath , gor geous pool. Large lot in prestigious area. $725 000 Windino greenbelts lead prec1a t e ! $399,500. • Dover Shorea.WestcUff. to bright single story condo. ExquJsitely de-·P~P~G42~· -~M~!l8~~~~~ corated with custom - wallpaper and cabinetry lhruoul Formal dining room too! Owner will cooperate with !inane Ing. Won't last at this pnt•e, so call now @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-63 1-6990 E-Z DUPLEX CONVERSION C os t a Mesa R ·2! Remodeled 4 Bdrm 2 ba home wit h firepla ce, copper plumbing. Could be converted lo d uplex. Only $112,000! Call to Stt' 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS owe 1sT 4 Bdrm 2 Ba localed m Mesa del Mar near schools and shopping owe 1st T.D. 3'7< below current interest rates fuJI price $132,900 RARE OPPORTUNITY IH CAMEO SHORES Lowest priced ree sim- ple available! Great as- sumable lsl TD. EnJOY afternoon sun and views f ro m wood deck . 3 bea uti ful priva te beaches. Only ~9.000! CaU today! 673-8550 '4#14@ POOL HOME Large 3 Bdrm 3 Ba 2 sty w i th ram1ly r oo m Located near OCC and 'walking distance to parks and s hopping. Owner will help finance. Full price $179,000. TRADITIONAL REALTY HOMES ~ INVESTMENTS 631-7370 SAILIOAT WATCHERS This <:ameo tlighlands beauty l11 priced to sell ! $33!1,000 Ownf'r JO"~ down with owners as· 11111t&n<'('' One• level 3 Rdrm J>ILlll huge yard. ll11rry' 673-8550 THE REAL ESTATERS TRIM-TIDY T9RIFIC Home w /out homework 1 One or the lowest priced homes in entire areu Assume the exist VA loan. 83. $460 PITI. O wn er motivated Bo ug ht n e w home . Please hurry Submit! 545-9491 ~Walker I lie REAL ESTATE BUILDERS COUMTaY ConAGI! Super 4 Bdrm, 2 bath cottage wilh room lo bu i ld 3 m or e un its Owner will help with financin1. S1G9.000. CaU ro r m o re de t ails s.6-1313 THE REAL ESTATE RS CITY LIGHTS BARGAIN! Popular hidden 2 story. Covered entry, private living . Huge family room. fireplace. country kitchen. Formal dining room. 4 Bdrms. 3 baths. run deck U\ rear of home fo r a beautiful view. Ma n y extras. Only $225.000. Call S46-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS $69,950 76-0 9333 BACK ON MARKET Oldie but G oodi e , Laguna beach cottage. fi xer upper. Walk to the beach. $110,000. Call 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATERS SECURITY! UPPER BAY Don 't rent ! Must see Light a n d cheery 4 th.is' 2 Bdrm or l Bdrm, Bdrm. 3 bath ram1Jy den condo. Pool, spa, hom e. Large covered s auna. security gated. patio $213,000. "Build equity. not rent R Cordle Rlt receipts". Ca ll now, I oy Mc • r . 546-2313 I ~~~5~48-~77~2~9~~ THE REAL ESTATERS Po~"T"Plan Large 3 Bdnn 2 Ba Mesa del Mar home. Located across the street from a pa r k . Ow n e r will rlnance. Submit your t e rm s Full p rice $121.900 THISONEWONTLAST' 4 Br. 2 Ba. s pacious family home nestled tn the hills or Laguna Niguel amidst $)00,000 homes and overlooking new development above Alicia Pkwy & Niguel R oad . Ofre r ed at $175.000 this home m eludes a built-in kitchen. adjoining family room. rormal dining area adJa ceot to living room wit h wood burning fi replace Hurry! ORANGE COAST FINANCIAL REALTORS Marilyn Dunger 957-0701 HOUSES FOR SALE 3 IEOROOM 2921 Jaca randa <Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 $134 ,900Sa/Su1Mn 1-4:30 17685 Loyola <Culverdalel Irv. 675·341 1 $139.900 Mon 1-5 8922 Gall a nt . H untington Beach 963-6767 Mon 1-5 3 IR plu1 FAM RM or DEN 3480 Windsor (Wimbldn Vig> CM 645-0303 $229,900Sat /Sun/Mon 1-4 2113 Miram a r , BalboaPenin , N B 631 -1400 $444 ,500 Mon 1-5 421 San Berna rdino, Nwpt Hghts. NB 631 -7300 $330,000 Mon 1-5 3061 G ibraltar <Mesa Verde l CM 540-115 1 $13l,500Sa/Su 'Mn 1-3:30 4 IEDROOM 221 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 497 -6220(gate) $553,00Sa/Sn Mon 4191 Williwaw. Irvine 552-6940 Sat1Sun Mon 12·5 4 IR plu1 FAM RM or DEN • •8 Collins l s la nd , NB 631-1400 $1,200,000 Mon 1-5 •4!J Mon tecito, Corona del Mar 642-8235 $729,000 Sun/Mon 1-5 J 18 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. NB 673-7300 Sat /Sun/Mon 1-5 2720 Gannet Or. <Mesa Verde) CM 979-5099 Sat /Sun/Mon 1-5 2372 Coco Pal m , Pep pertree, Tustin 552-4477 $171,000 Mon 1-5 125 Abalone, Balboa Island 675-4000 . $619,SOOSat/Sun/Mon 1-4 18112 Dewbe r ry <Univ. Vlg > Irv. 675-3411 $155,000Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 #3 T rafa lgar <Hbr Rdg) NB 675-3411 $1,685,000 Sat Su/Mn 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM • • 1235 Bayside Drive , N E 675-3411 $549,SOOSat/Sun/Mon 1-5 14256 lteAll. T•ffft "3-4767 Sit.HO MOii 1·5 . 3 Ill phla FAM ltM or Dl!M 532 Cancha, Bluffs, N.B. 631-7300 $194,500 Mon 1·5 IEAU'f1fUUY RIFUUISHID 4 bdrm home ln &ood location with a com p lelely remodell'd kitchen, new pamt. new car pets abd drapes Owner ftnanclll& ava1la ble. S13UOO Call now 979-5370. ALLSTATE REALTORS IUY THE lf.AC H Right on the canal U\ Newport Shores. A huge 3 Bdrm 3 Bath family home In lmmuculute condition. A super loc:a· lion only steps lo the beach. Attractive owner hnancing available. A super buy at $280,000 lalboo lsa.d Rlty 67).8700 OWNER W /ASSIST GOOD t'INANCING The rooms are gracious. the sunshine floods thruout the many large wtndows. lo warm this 3 Bdrm home Localed on a gu1et cul de sat· The upstairs affords a m1n1 Vlt'W o r the great Par1 Ct c Ofrcrcd al SIS0.000 Call for rrnanc mg details 642-5200 PETE BARRETI 1.. REALTY Be aotirul. large s UR ho m e 1n F ountain Valley 2 master suites, s t ereo Lhruout 12'7: down payment . a nd seller will rinancc at 13•;, ror 3 years Agt 641 1991 . 631 4:.;1 I 1t Tinw luyfl' or INVESTORS I 00/o DP, Ho Qualifyiftc) Cute 2 BR house & I Bdrm unit on large lot tn Orange Seller will r.nance at 13' ~ ror 31 l years 641 1991. 631 ·1361 agt. CASA DEl RIO CONDOS Only 3 left Xlnt terms. Builder will rebate lo 13% for 3 years OP EN SAT /SUN 10-S 13121 ~mgcr East or Harbor Blvd 6411991,631·4361 a1n Fanlastll' Jl'llY \'lt'\lo One or lhr ~1:llka1 :; loHhest 2 Hdrm 2 hath co ndo:. L ~e IJna1 w detailed lalltt't· "ork trim Thl· :.u 1H•rh c· o n L e m p o r ,, r ' furn1~h1nJ(~ ma~ bl· pur C hd'.t•d 1\n MO DOWN ~~l~M~Pc!!~, carry l80.000 AlTl) or 110 down, pliy closing cohl1> only Must qualify for paymt'nls 3 Bdrm 2 bath, upgraded thruoul Double garage. Sl«i.000 total pl'1ce. CaU for more details 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS LOWDOWN Versailles 1 bdrm /!iludio penthouse condo with large assumable lo11ns $109,900. Call loduy 979-5370. ALLSTATE REALTORS $20,000 12°/o INT. Eastside Costa Mesa, 3 huge bdrms. warm wood paneled Camil) room and breakrast b ar Country kitchen O\ er· looks large rear yard. RV access. Owner wall carry 1st TD at 12'k $149,950 Call 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS MEWPORT HGHTS Delux e tow"housc duplex, 3 bdrm family. 2 1 ~ bath ea c h unit F rplcs. all built ins. decks & p<ttios f'ark-1 i k e la nd scaping SELLER WILL H ELP flNANCt:: 5"195,0QO' lalboo lay Prop. Realton *675-7060• THINKING TOWNHOME? Call the speciallSl'-at the condominium in- formation center Touchstone Rea It v 963-~ NEWPORT BARGAIN Picturesque back bay 3 Bdrm 2 bath, pride or ownership home with a country feeing! L.aq~e kitchen, very private yard. Bargain priced at $168.500. Call to see'. 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS Y AC HTSMA.-.S COVE Newer c us tom des igned bayfront with 4 BR. + family & dining Rms. Dock with 2 slips + side tie . New landscaping . carpets & paint. Owner will help fin ance. $1,950,000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 GARDEN HOME IEAUTY Spacious -surrounded by garden s . Lovely private corner lot. 3 Bdr m , 3 bath, s ingle family home. L arg~ rooms. form a I d in i n g a n d fam ily room . Buy su bj ect to existing 9% loan . Brand new oo the market. Offered at $239,000. WO ODIRIDal CONDO $147.500 3 Bdrm. 2 ~ bath with double a tt ac h e d ga r age , a i r condition ing . wood burning fl replace and only 2 years new. Super financing wilh 10% down for qualified buyers. 751-1&1& OCEAHVllW COMDO Heauti£ully mumlained 3 Bdrm with <•II the bit ini. und many upgrades. #17 Od y~st·y ('rt, ND LIDO SOUD I\ gorgl•ou:-. 5 Bdrm + fami ly rm rnuntn f r'l'll{'h home on an extra wide lot M anv. hit rn s. c ustom t ile & t·ourtyanl. lou11lam etc Assume big loa11 at only 101 1 inte rest. Asking S765.000 828 Via Lido Soud . C ORONA DB. MAR OCUNILUFf HOMESITI· Ovt.•rluokini.: th<.• NEWPORT HARBOR EN'J'HAN<'f<:. Catalina Is lan d a nd popular Big Corona beach. Coasta l aµµro vNI tu build a single family n•s ic1<.•1H·t.• stretf'hing over 125' wide (2 lots 1 <.;an you imagine the finished produt'l '' /\:-.king $1.W5,000 wner \\l ll t'<.11'1') & subordinate JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 29 l 9 H•wport 8l¥d. corner 30th 1 j)i - REALTORS 675-5511 ASSUMABLE LOAN: Lcr«Je CdM duplH with qood financinq. Each wtit 3 Bdrm 2 la, family rm + utility room. CloH to ev•rytinq. A1kin9 S429,SOO. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2 SIS E. Coa1~ Hwy .• Corona., Mar 675-SS 11 OPEN SAT /SUN/MON 1-4 125 ABALONE-PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP HEW LITTLE ISLAND ELEGANCE l·'i nc>st qtwlat) Ideal family home hy a ward w1nn1ng builder . 100 block lm·<.1t1on on bl·autiful wooded lot. 4 Hd rm. famtl v room. 23"' baths. fin e oak cahrnetrv a nd woodwork thru out. "t.•l ·bar. leaded g lass ''1ndo\\S. quarry tile. beamed i:eahn gs. cl el' ks and roof deck. Owner fanan c:in j.!. $619.500 REALTORS DON'T MISS THIS! A Sale You can m a ke even in these lime~. The largest "1650 sq . ft. .. Condo for sale in area. Ce m e nt d rives. air con dition i n g, m icro-wave oven s , t r a s h compact ors, pools, par kside & a ll shopping locations . Owner will consider local excha nges. WILSON PARK CONDOMINIUMS 380 W. WllSOR Costa M•1a, CA 71 4/631-5055 CLASSIC ELEGANCE ON WATER Laura A1hl•y pa~r1 & occenh pin - maCJft lflcent antiques & design. Two 1tory with priYGte ma1fft' suite, a total quality atmosphere in this 4 bed. with la~ tom.rm. with &tcjlish Pllb of wood leadeod CjlaH. Separate fonnal dift.nn. Bea..tiful patio + dock for a 40ft. boat. $1 ,400,000 fft. 631-1400. OCEANFRONT EXOOISITE PabulcMH archlhcturat wterpiece °" comer. Hew wood & C)lau. C9toM oak cablMf1 & meticulous detail & decor let th11 2-story home with gourmet kJtchett & spleftdld master suite. Ttniflc VU of sH & surf from this 2 a..d. t.R.""' ho.- ~ 2 bed. rental Uftlt. YOll cOlllld -*• th11-o siftqle family hotfte. $975,000. ATTENTION BUILDERS! DECORATOR Axers and IClftd. R· I Let Corotta del Mar, S285.000. ll-1 lot lala. $29.000. l-1 P..W1tsula Pt. lfhtfft, S2t5.000 . R· I Uio Isle lflxert, sztt.000. R·Z P•lftMle -VU lflxft'I, $335,000. R,.2 Oc.e•froftt lflxt rt, $610,000, ll-2 ac..ifroftt (fl•trl, $675.000. ll·2 Yu fixer, lot •elue, Sltt,IOO. Prl• c....,.....clel -:-fnew.y • .,._.., $911,000. a-1 19Yfront tremo .. >. sns.ooo. 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Publlsr..d Newport Herl>or News Preu comll!Nd wllll tlle 0r..,.. Coe~• O•llY Pl~ IMy 11, II, JJ. ltll Jl4t-tl P UBLIC NOTICE ........ T.a.-0.1-•~CWT•"IHH' ... L. On JWW t, !tit ot ll:•o.m. 'IRST 4MEltlCAN TITLI IHSUltANCE COMPANY .. TNAH, ., Succttsor Trust" or s..mtllutocl Trutloe, or '"'' certain OMcl ol Trust necvled by ART G. ESPINOZA ..,Cl MARY R. ESPINOZA, tnd tKorded December 10, ltto " ln11r11..-1 no. U.J'7S, In 110011 u .... 1>•e• 124. or 0111c1e1 Recordt of Or-County, Calllornle, Ind purtuont lo lhe <•rteln Holle• ol O•f•ull end Elecllon lo Sell Uler•vl'ldff recorded F-very •. ltll as lnllrvrnenl no. 7106, In -13940, p-lJ.J, of Offlclel Raccwds of .. 1c1 County, wltl Ulldtr and purwonl lo H id O•ecl of Trust H ll .. PWllllc oucllon tor <•Sii. 1ewt111 -Y 01 ltle Unll..i Slelft of ,.....,le•. •• ltle mtln e fllrenu of ,lrsl Amerlcen Tiii• lnturence Compeny louted at 114 EHi Flllll Street, In lhe City of Sollto Ano, Cellfomle, all lllel rleflt, llllt - lnlH'Hl c-yeo 10 --llelcl by 11 V!'der &old OMcl of Truat In IN,.,_,. ty lllu .... In IOlcl ~ -Stete l .... rl-M: LOT 12 of TllACT "°· JOU, AS SHOWN ON A MA, llECOROEO IN llOOI( 211, "AGU ~. ,AS AHO 4' OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA IXCE,TINU ALL OIL, OAS, MINERALS ANO OTHelt HYOltOC:AlllON SUISTANCIS LYING IELOW A Ol!llTH 011 JOO llEET, IUT WITHOUT THE lllOHT OF SUllFACE INTllY TO TAKI, MAlllCET, MINI!, EXPLOllE Olt OltlLLFORSAMli,ASllESEllVEOIN THE OEEO ,ROM PllESLIEY Ol!VELOPMENT CO., llECOllOIEO Sl!,TEMIER 11, ,.,, IH llOOK tl07, PAGEJ720FOFFICIAL ltECOROS. Tiie street-"' or olller ,_ fflltnoUonof..i.pr-'1y: II~· •4 lo be •1 W111vele, lrvhw, CA. OINcli-to lhe AllOv• pr-rty may lie _..,Mel by ,_.Int -111 wrttlnv from Ille ...,lclery w11111n 10 cNYI fromtr..llnl......,lcotlenollllltnollce. Sold .... wlll be modlt wlllloul cov .. no111 or worrenty, •llll"U or Implied, •• lo 1111•, _."' ~wrnllronc:es to tolKly IN ~ 1NNence dlle M U. llete Ot r-. MCW'ecl by IOlf 0..0 of Trvst, to wit:~». plus IJW totio. 1119 H llmo!M costs, .. _. -.,.. ¥eftGH el Ille tlrrwof tlw lflltlol ...... lc• llonoflllltHotkeofs.te: M,)UAl7. OATE0:"'9yll,ttlf. Fl lt$T AMIElllCAN Tl TLI IHSUllANCl!COM,ANY,. • C.01110tNO C~el A$ TRUSTEI, 9""'911 ......... ,..,._,.MOHker 114E•"ttl!Strwl SenUMo, CA '1101 11w1-.in1 Publt.-Or .... CM.t Oolly Piiot, Moylt,ti,J-1,tt... 1~1 PUBIJC NOTICE ----------LAOAL NOTICI NOTICE IS HIREIY OIVEH tllel the foltewlng I-of fowncl or 1ewct pr_n, 110W ....,. lleld by the ,...1<9 0.POr11Nf11 f/11 I ... City of C:O.to Meu for .... r1oc1 In H CMJ of ,.,,..., (to) °''" Glt1'a Roi ..... J Spd, llue llCY• cit, Girl'• LI. llue MA<rrey llcycle, 8oy•a 11 .. Hl-•tha 10 Spd, llcycle, 8oy's 11 .. Molllwwa 1 .. c11crvt .. r llcyclt , 8oy'• 81ec11 Hwlly leoc11crv1 .. , llcycl•, loy•1 llecll Pllllllps > Spd. llcycle, Boy's lf'Ol\re Royce Union J SPd. llcycl•, SMI "'-<11•1. Waler l •d M•llrtn encl llutovo QvarU Wetcll •1111 Amerken Crr1tel S111or Compo ny •t...,12·1H't lnecrllltd., wo1<11. NOTICE IS FUllTHIER GIVl!H lllot ,11 flO -.....,.. .... -"'' ownertl>lpef IM 111"-"Y•lllllll- (7) OOy1 1o1.-..e tlle llWllcollen .. this Nollce, .. 111!0 ... ,.. .. -II ,,.., In UM ,.....,, 11 ........ be-. or 111 ,,_ City of 0.... ~ 111 wllli<ll <-. t1w f~y 111111 ...... " .... le a..c:U. ···"---·••be-... OATIO: May 11, tt11 •• l .NUH c:.Hflpr O~ '°'-ICE ............ 0.-Mllt C:O.tl Delly "'""' Moy ts. *' :mw1 If it's got wheels, you'll move It faster in a Dally Piiot ct ass1fled ad.can 642·5678 and a f r lendly ad-viser will help you turn your Wheels,nto c1sh. 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 B. ClAsslf 110 1::~(~~ ~~~=~ .......... !!.!~ ~~~ .......... ~?.~~ ~~~!'! .......... !?.~~,~~!'!'! .......... !~.~ -Laree femil.)t home with .... ,... buae bonua room 4 I 002 Bdrm 2 bath, family ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• room. brick firepl•c•. Huie rear yard wlth covered patlo. RV ac· cess. Only $138,100. Call for more d e \alla 546-2313 2 UNITS $94,900 11.ALPIOPU w 111 lo v • t.b.la bea utif u1 4 bdrm home wUh fuoily room, on corner lot. Many extras. Only SlU,000. Call now 979·53'10. THE REAL ESTATE RS Super investment! Two 2 Bdrm unit.a, one with fireplace! Current in· come-$140 mo. Financ· ing ! One year home pro- t e c tl on plan lncld Hurry. this won 't last! 846-7111 THE REAL ESTATE:RS ALLSTATE REALTORS 1-•C•A•M•IO-SHOl-•ES- 110/o FtMAMCIMG ~pprox 30% Down. Owner to carry lg 2nd DICOIATOI T.D. 3200'. 4br + bonus COMDO $119,tOO room. Muat see t.o ap- Windlng areenbelt.s lead preciate! S399•500 • Dover Sbores·Weatcliff. to bright single story pp M2·5'98 condo. Ex(\uisitely de· ~~~~~~~~~! corated with custom .::; wallpaper and cabinetry thruout. Formal dining room too! Owner will cooperate with f111anc· lilt. Won't lut at this price, so call now @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 14-631-6990 E·Z DUPLEX CONVBlSION CITY LIGHTS BARGAIN! Popular hidden 2 story. Covered entry, private living. Huge fa mily room. fireplace, country kitchen. Formal dining room , 4 Bdnna, 3 baths. run deck In rear of home ror a beautiful view. Many extras. Only $225.000. Call 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS $69,950 Outatandlni ocean view home on fee land. 3 bedrooms, family room. formal dining room, 5 bath, gorgeous pool Large lot in prestigious area. $725 000 B~CK OM MARKET Oldie but Goodie, Laguna beach cottage, fixer upper. Walk to the beach. $110,000. C1tll 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATE:RS 11.Aunl'UUY IEfUUISHED 4 bdrm home In aood loc11tion with u com pletely remodeled kitchen, new patnt, new carpets and dra pes Owner financlna avalla ble 1132.500 Call now 979 5370. ALLSTATf REALTORS IUY THE 11.ACH Right on the canal in Newport Shores. A huge 3 Bdrm 3 Both ramily home in immaculate condition. A super loca· tlon only steps to the beach. AttracUve owner financing available. A super buy at $280,000. l al>oa I.a.ct RJty 6 7).8700 OWMEll W /ASSIST GOOD FINANC ING The rooms are gracious. the sunshine rloods thruout the many large windows, t.o warm this 3 Bdrm home Located on a guiet cul de sac The upstairs affords a m1m view of the great Pacific . Offered at $150,000. Call for hnanr ing details. 642-5200 j PETE J BARRETT I,, REALTY MO DOWN T~~t~~~~Pc!~~I carry S90,000 AITD or no down. pay cloeing cost6 only Must qualify for payments 3 Bdrm 2 bath, upgraded thruout I Double garage, '1~.000 total price. CaU for more details. 546-2313 THEREAL ESTATERS LOWDOWN Versailles 1 bdrm /studio penthouse condo with large assumable loans $109,900. Call today 979·:1370 ALLSTATE REALTORS $20,000 12°/o INT. Eastside Costa Mesu, 3 huge bdnns. wann wood paneled family room and breakfast bar Country kitchen over looks large rear yard RV access Owner will carry lsl TD at 12'«. Sl49,950 Call !>46-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS Cos ta Mesa R ·2 ! Remodeled 4 Bdrm 2 ba home with fireplace, copper plumbing. Could be converted to duplex Only $112,000! Call to see! 646· 7171 SECURITY! UPPER BAY Beautiful. large 5 BR home in Fount11 in Don't rent ! Must see Light and cheery .i HEWPORT HGHTS De lux e townhouse duplex. 3 bd•m family. 2112 bath each unit Frplcs. all built ms. decks & patios Park· l ike land sca ping SELLER WILL HELP FINANCE. $295,000! THEREAL ESTATERS owe 1sr 4 Bdrm 2 Ba located 111 this ! 2 Bdnn or 1 Bdrm, Bdrm, 3 bath family Valley. 2 master suites. den condo. Pool, spa. home. Large covered stereo thruout 12 ''-t 88 Uf!a1d. security gated. patio. $213,000. ~:I~~ w~iTi;'a~~~ ~t ~;~ "Bui equity, not rent 1 Roy McCorcle, Rltr. receipts" Call now.I 541-7729 ror 3 years Agt 546·2313 I~~~~~~~~ _64_1._199_1._63_1_·4361 THEREAL ESTATERS I st Ta luyer or INVESTORS Mesa del Mar near --------- THIS ONE WONT LAST! 4 Br. 2 Ba. s pacious family home nestled in the hills of Laguna Niguel amidst $300,000 homes and overlooking new development above Alicia Pkwy & Niguel Road . Offered at $175,000 this home in· eludes a built-in kitchen. adjoining family room. formal dining area adja· cent to Uving room with wood burning fireplace. Hurry! I 00/o DP, Mo o..lf p1ncJ Cute 2 AR house & I Bdrm unit on large lot m Orange Seller will finance at 13'h for 3112 years 641·1991 . 631·4361 agt schools and shopping. OWC 1st T.D. 3% below current interest rates. Full price $132,900 RARE OPPORTUNITY IM CAMEO SHORES Lowest priced fee sim· pie available! Great as· Po~'T"Plalt Large 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Mesa del Mar home Located across the street from a park . O wner will finance. Submit your terms . Full price $121,900 ORANGE COAST FINANCIAL REALTORS Marilyn Dunger CASA DEL RIO CONDOS Only 3 left. Xlnt terms. Builder will rebate to 13% for 3 years. lalboo lay Prop. Realtors •67S-7060• THlt4KING TOWMHOME? Call the specialists at the condominium in- formation center Touchstone Realty 96J..~ NEWPORT BARGAIN Picturesque back bay 3 Bdrm 2 bath. pride of ownership home with a country feeing! Large kitchen. very private yard. Bargain priced al $168,500. Call to sec! 646-7171 957-0701 sumable l.t TD. Enjoy ------------------ OPEN SAT /SUN 10.S 13121 F.dinger East of Harbor Blvd. 641-1991; 631-4361 agt. THE REAL ESTATE RS afternoon sun and views from wood deck. 3 beautiful private beaches. Only Si-'9.000! Call today! 67"550 THE REAL ESTATE RS POOL HOME Large 3 Bdrm 3 Ba 2·sty w ith family room . Located near OCC and walking distance to parks and s hopping. Owner will help finance. Full price $179,000. TRADI T 10\:AL REALTY HOMES~ INVE5 TMENT5 631 -7370 SAUOAT WATCHERS This Cameo Highlands beauty is priced t.o sell! $339,000. Owner 10% down with owners as· sistance ! One level 3 Bdrm pl~ huge yard. Hurry ! 61J.8550 THE REAL ESTATERS TIUM-TIDY TIUIFIC Home w /out homework! One of the lowest priced homes in entire area. Assume the exist VA loan, 8%. $460 PITI. Owner motivate d . Bought new home. Please hurry • Submit I 545-9491 REAL ESTATE BUILDERS COUMTIY COl'TAGlf Super 4 Bdrm. 2 bath cottage with room to b u ild 3 more unlh. Owner will help •Ith fananclnf. $l89,000. Cao fo r more d.etallt . 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS OCIAtROMT 2 Bdrma, 2 ba, UDtunl, New.'850 yrly. IAYlllOMT 3 Bdrm. 1 ti., \Dllum. lllntcood. "50yrl1. CHAMM& .. OMT s Bdrm, 2 ba, _,.., "9011tJ. HOUSES FOR SALE 3 IEOROOM 2921 Jacaranda <Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 $134,900Sa/Su/Mn 1-4 :30 17685 Loyola <Culverdalel Irv. 675-3411 $139.900 Mon 1·5 8922 Gallant, Huntington Beach 963-6767 Mon 1-5 3 IR plus FAM RM or DIEN 3480 Windsor <Wimbldn Vlg) CM 645-0303 $229,900Sat/Sun/Mon 1-4 2113 Miramar, BalboaPenin, NB 631-1400 $444,500 Mon 1-5 421 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hghts. NB 631 -7300 $330,000 Mon 1·5 3061 Gibraltar (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1151 $131,SOOSa/Su/Mn 1-3:30 4 IEDROOM 221 Emerald Bay, Lagwta Beach 497-6220 (gate l $553,00Sa/Sn/Mon 4191 Williwaw. Irvine 552-6940 Sal/Sun/Mon 12·5 4 IR plus FAM RM or DEN * •8 Collins Island, NB 631-1400 $1 ,200,000 Mon 1·5 •49 Montecito, Corona del Mar 642 -8235 $729,000 Sun/Mon 1·5 118 Via Ilhaca, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 2720 Gannet Dr. <Mesa Verde> CM 979-5099 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 2372 Coco Palm, Peppertree, Tustin 552-4477 $171,000 Mon 1·5 125 Abalone, Balboa Island 675-4000 $619,500Sat/Sun/Mon 1·4 18112 Dewberry <Univ, Vlg > Irv. 675·3411 $155,000Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 #3 Tra falgar (ffbr Rdg) NB 675-3411 $1,685,000 Sa/Su/Mn 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 llHOpM ••1235 Bayside Drive, NE 675-3411 $549.SOOSat/Sun/Mon 1-5 142161 .... t.tln Hl-67'7 sat.too Mo. 1-1 • l 11 p ... PAM IM • DIH 532 Cancha , Bturrs , N.B. 631-7300 $194,500 Mon 1·5 WATIRFROHT Fantastic jetty view One or the Ma1kai's loveliest 2 Bdrm 2 bath condos . L ge lanai wtdetalled lattice work trim The s up erb contemporary rurn1s h1ngs ma y be pur r h ased An exceptional property $549,500 Rf 'ilOF N II.Al Rf Al I '>I A If ')£ RVICFS Y ACHTSMANS COVE Newer c ustom designed bayfront with 4 BR. + family & dining Rms. Dock with 2 s lips + side tie. New landscaping, carpets & paint. Owner wi II help finance. $1,950.000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 ~) 1])~@~~-•• "'"'~le GARDEM HOMI IEAUTY Spacious -surrounded by gardens. Lovely private corner lot. 3 Bdrm, 3 bath , single family h.ome. Large rooms, Cormel dinin' and ramily room. Buy subJect to existing 9% loan. Brand new on the market. Offered at $239,000. WOODlllD•I COHDO $147,IOO 3 Bdrm, 2~ bath with double a tt acned sarage, air condllionlng, wood burning fireplace and ooly 2 years new. Super rtnancin& with l~ down for qualifled buyers. 751-1616 OCEANVIEW COHDO Beautifully maintained 3 Bdrm with all the blt-ins and muny upgrades. #17 Odyssey Crt, NU LIDO SOUD A gorg~ous 5 Bdrn1 + family rm country french home on an ex.tra wide lot. Ma ny, blt-ins , c ustom tile & courtyard fountain etc. Assume big loan at only 10'1i interest. Asking $765,000. 828 Via Lido Soud. CORONA DB. MAR OCEANILUFF HOMISITI Overlooking t he NEWPORT HARBOR ENTRANCE. Catalina Island and popuh1r Big Corona beach. Coastal approved to build a single family res idence stretching over 125' wide (2 lots). Can you imagine the finished produl'l'! Asking $1,295.000-owner will carry & subordinate. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comer lOtfl C,/e C o/ r/ewporl -~-~·~ REALTORS -r 67§.5511 --ASSUMABLE LOAN: l-. CdM duplex with good financ:lng. Eac:h unit 3 ldnn 2 la, family rm + utility roo m. Close to neryting. Asking $429,500. COLE OF NEWPORT REAL TORS 2515 E. Coas~ Hwy .. Cor'OftO .. Mar 675-5511 OPEN SAT /SUN/MON 1-4 125 ABALONE-PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP HEW LITTLE ISLAND B.EGANCE Finest quality Ideal fantily home by award winning builder. 100 block location on beautiful wooded lot. 4 Bdrm. family room, 2 3 4 baths. fine oak cab i n etrv and wood work lhru-out, wet ·bar . leaded glass windows. quarry tile. beamed ceilings, decks and roof deck. Owner fina ncing. $619,500 REALTORS DOMT MISS TNS! A Sale You can make even in these times. The largest "1650 sq. fl." Condo for sale in area. Cement drives, air -conditioning, micro-wave oven s, trash compactors, pools , parks ide & all shopping locations. Owner.will consider local exchanges. WILSON PARK CONDOMINIUMS 310 W. WllSOR Costa Mesa, CA 714/631·5055 CLASSIC ELEGANCE ON WATER Laura Ashley papers & ac:cftth plltl ma9nlflcent antiques & design. Two story with pn •ate mast.r suite. o total cplllty atmosphent In tNs 4 bed. wftt. larc,ie f~l"ft'L with English Piii> of wood leaded Cjlas~ Separate fonMI dift.nL l..tfful patio + dock for a 40ft. boat. Sl.400,0l>OfM. 631-1400. OCEANFRONT EXOOIStTE f.abulous architectural ~ °" corMr. Mew wood & CJ1c*. 'c:udolft ot* cablMh & meticulous ...,. la decOf la this 2·story home with gow wt kftchttt Ir ..... d moshr ltlfh. Tenfflc VU of ... • .... froM Htls 2 bed. ...... lilo"'9 ... 2 beet. .....+al •ft. Yo.. c:allld ..... ..... ..... foMlly hoMt. $975,000 • AmNTION BUILDERS! DECORATOR ,...,.. .... 1.·I Lot Corotta del Mer, $211,000. ........... $29,000. R-1 PHI••• Pt. lffxwJ, $295,000. R-1 Udo t• lflxert, $2tt,OOO. a..2 ,,., ... -VU lflxer•. SUl,000. l·J Oc .. tr.t lflHf'), $650,000. l·l Oce•.,_t Cffxwt, $675-000. a..2 Vet flier, lot ..... SIH,IOO. ,....... uwrca.t -...... ., •Jlllll •· Jt7S,OOO. .. , • ., ...... ,,.. ....... $ttl.OOO. WATERf RONT HOMES, INC ltlA&. 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YOU, THE MORNINC> HE W/l.b KILLED IN ~NCER FARM!>, MAUOI... ~: ll-4E ONE-C.AR ACCIDENT. I KNEW 50Mf ~ ~'6 C.ONCERNED THING HAD f>EEN OOTM£RlN6 HIM! AOOVl A5 AM l .' ACROSS 4i Fll'm WOt11er I f't\111 tr• 53 T'*'91tory 5 Otoee 57 Mljot 9WM11er ~ 1' Conetently II Huo 15 M!Nr: Ger. 5t a.man tMr 11 FlcUonel ~ 81 PrCMlllt1 . city 12 Menu 17 Plenl 13 USS" tlYtr 11 Clllfomll .. ~ out lndlln 15 .... procMt 19 lulhtcl M Alb/ 20 Inn«' Anet. 81 CtlO'# 22 Aoof abode 24 ,urned 2tMt.~ ... 27 T rlCll nttlno 21Aomen bfONt aow.. fOod aa Calefnloul 11v"*' M Dlldllrqt ....... 400fllw 41 ntndl 42 lnlor!Mr ... ~ . ..__ .,.... II ...... , ..... " ...... UNITED FelhH Syndlcltt Monday'• Pualt SoMd Hank Ketchum by Harold Le Doux WAS I RE5PON!>lf>l E FOR H~ DEATH.~ OE CAUSE OF !JOMETHIN6 I oro ... OR DIDN'T DO? I KEEP WAt'.INO UP IN THf MIDD~E OF THE MIC,.H A&KIHC> MY!>ElF THAl OUE5ll0N: 7 relief pitcMn jn a~ I stntch-J. Natm1 Lap '! ~... 1~ ~ ~~- TME LAST SOOK I GOT HERE DIDN'T WORK OUT GORDO t'l'~K\' •INIKt;R•E\' 0¥.NJ I ~ ~ NEtl> GI~ I Kf..L..LJJ, SCT ME. DOWN ·- w.N QI\)~ ~ °fCI M'4 ~ 1 '" '1'\~L. M.\t> ,\f '«>UI &.o A~'4 AN~ ~~ A\M'4 I MY DOG CHEWED ITUP----- by Ernie Bushmlller by Tom 8at1uk STILL ... I ~CJ corr, ea.JEVE ~'5 IWWtttfED . bv Kevin F aQan I tr« S~ 1\11, 16)()ij~q I' A SAO 1'1Mt 'fo M-' f I GOOl.-0 ~~ -«>JR ~~ ~ by Oeorge Lemont o,. cou~•• .' , ,. , 1'T"' w•~· A KIP ~ P O N L..Y &• .U•••1"•' WOUL,.PN11"' ~ '· I I t I I .,,, ,,,. . .~ .. ~· .. - . . • For S. , ....... , For W. Hovt•~ For $akt •• ~~:~!.~~~•••••••·, H·=::.~!.~~~~•••1•0•4•4• L~a.:;a: •• =~h.~••••1•0•4•1• ~.~w.!po~!,..!.°;.:~:~···1·0··6·9·1 ~w.!po~!,...~:~'!!-···1•0•6·9·'~ou •• w.!po!!~~-~~··••1•0•6•9• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/l uosda.t May 26. 198 1 ('. 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• '•In 7-· ,._.. I'll ~ AW DCllK<n ..... rf~ .~:~~~ .. , .... !~.~~ ~~~~.~~ ...... !?.~~ !:~:!~~~:' ....... !?.~~ ~'::~.~ ............ !?.~~ .............................................. ······················· ....................... , ...................... . Ml5AVlaDl ASSUMAILE Ice 3 Bdrm 2 bath home. New roof. near choolJ and shoptl Ask na $129,900. For more ·nrorm a u o n c all , 11.Sl : .-HERITAGE R E A LTORS ~ OHTHE GOUCOUESE! is lrg family home is ailing just ror you on e 16th fairway. 3 lrg rms "+ F.R. & D.R. ~lier wiU help flnant•e Offered at only S375.000 640.3666 Whelan Real Estate 0 WMf' W /C.ony I st to M ESA VERDE POOL HOME Just in time ror sum mer! This cha rming 4 Bdrm home features hu&e family room with ba r, s k y lights and stained glass windows overlo oking beautiful solar heated pool a nd s pa. And, for the avid photographer, <1 tom plet.e dark room with custom cabine ts. sink, separate water heater. Ughl s ealed and venlilal· ed. Beaullful wallpa!)(!ri. and levelors lhruo ut A unique kitt•hen with cedar skylight and re- cessed lig hting Th1i. customized home 1s u must to see. Offered at $199.900 For an appoint m e nt to see, call 540 1151 ~ $~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS THINKING CULVER.DALE OCEAN VISTA Vt-'HSAILL!:,'i Wit nr n l---------------TOWNHOME7 J ust lis ted I L.11 ral'. I 4 A lovel) 2 bdrm l'Ondu V;l'W. luw d"ll "" <jllllll : ONE OF A KIND t .tll t hi· ,~·uJh"h ..cl I Bdrm , r11m1ly room. 2 , l:loat' to pool It t'le\'ator I) tnl( Sl1•K 730 <!~'ill '( th l• I undo1111n 1um in bathb Xlnt hnancins Seni.au ona l 180 degrt't' uk 612 2t'82hl•ntl' Elegant <·ustom honw 11t-..i1 \k~a \'t>rde Counln t'lul> Sp.1l·1t1u -.. I Hd1 rn 31., Bath. Pri vu le ~Ol\•rt.11nmg an •as. pool & spa. Seller lll:l\ ass1:-.t II\ financing Prlee reduc1:d t11 $\7.>.0011 f11rm 1t1tllH't'nt•·r $1511,500 v 1e Y. 1> 41 f(oq:eou ,. I uuc tl. ... 10111 Ht•alt\ DAVID D. CARLSON Cat u 11 n a i.u nsl't 5 'ml~>I REALTOR,833-9293 ~~.~la c e . deck .. Priced lek>w Mki RVMtaX JACl<IE HAHDLEMJ.H 63I·1266 •>11 .:olfl'OUl':ll', :.pal'IUUh '' 11•\ ••I t11nrlo l'ncl lllllt I J ll .\i.:I 7~!J 01.;!0 REALTORS MESA. VERDE Open Sul /Sun/Mon l 5 2720 Gannet Dr Lg 4Br + den ll 1 lt>Hl homl'. corner lot . Ii.: patio, agt !1'19·5W'J DIVORCE SALE ME SA V fo:R lll· Cha r m er JOK bl'lu Y. market 4 Br+den Ven clos e to gulf l'OUrH' Movl' IO rond OW(' With 2S'1 down Won I last $175,000 Pnn\ uni\ t'al1 541 9993 1lk1 MESA VERDE Lg 4Br + den tn "'"'I home Ab'l 979 S<MI MESA VERO!-: 3Rr. 2BJ solid finan c·111 ~ II' owner 55G-7l7 I *•STEAL IT! Sup.•r llrl<'\' on tlus new h hadl on llw ma1 kPl 2 Dano Point I 026 ll1 • •lt·n i•IHll'ht-<l homt' •• •••• •• ••••••••••••••• 111 \\ 1111dh11d1tt• Ei.tate:; llun \ ' OCEAH VIEW LOT ~tt>:i,IJl.ll Abo•e Dana Harbor I 11 al'rt'. µIan~ Jlllt111t I ~\" f 111.'n11 l 1·, t •• I> .• n , ~~ •\\\lt hrldyc ll.11 liu1 JOii() "l II ht11111• r. Rc.llltj \\1ll i,111l111 1J111.ll• • --•t("") SI 35,000 I 11 K!l!; 11;tr; hl I • "" \H F Y\ll I UOKl:\t: Fon l'f tt\l'P fh1• 1'1 In • ~w.•1 0110 \s SUllll' ~II! 01.10 ti 'I .'v :'\:.SUllH -.:1,IKKI Ill I.! s .. 111·1 "tll • .111' ,, 'lr 11 • T h i:-l1<· 111l1lul 111 •f• I ;i 11111\ I\' tclt "" ' ·"' I IHI\\ hi' \ 0111·,., \ IHI fl lo\t' lht• 111 .. 111 \11'11,:;, fll L'J'l.ll'I ,tllof 'Iii "I llllll rn:I KXI/ l't'Ol\.A fl Ult J f'lit.~\ lr\&01 20°o DOWH t '"Ill I "111 lll'llJ I lllJlll't'. " .... 11 1 11 It I 1 ll 1 h II llH· \\ "I"' llt11'l!Ut-1 dulJ \1:1 '11a •. uuo :l52 ti~W TAKE OVER ll1~h a .. ~urnuhll• loan :I lo.Jr rn :! h.1 Plan 2 rn I ,1111 p U' \' 11 \~ I' rt m l' 11'1'.lf lH ll 'lo l lo'I 000 ,\ \ ,1 1 l.1hl1· on h11m c• p 111111•1 'hip pur t•h<h t' 1 l.111 U..believablt Finc:wtc incJ makes this cha r m111.: I I bedroom and loft condo a terrific in\'estmenl for the single. couple or in· I vestor. A 12. 75''( fixed rate loan for 30 yeurs 1s I he available financin g Oon't ffilllS lh1S ooe ' Of ft-re d at $153,!IOO. 1111 Mort>na m the Rancho S<Jn J oa quin V1llai.. Irvine . D.M. Manhatl Rltr 64 .. 9990 UNIV. PARK Lrg .a Bdnn 21 ~ Ba home in prestigious Uni\ Park, s teps from pool & grel'nbelt Assumable hnanc mg Call for de> tails e RANCH REALTY 551 2000 * •125M! End unit 2 Br condo 1111 I secluded qwcl st Owrwr will help finance I $125.IJOO NEW PORT GLEH Townhonu: 2Br i D1•11. 212Ba, 2 l'UI ~i.lr. µatu U pgrad.-:; ltt·c L1 1· pool, jal', :.a w1a Wl'll located nr 4f~ & :;:; fy. ,. Koll Rus l'nll & Fluor C'orp rash111n hi!· & ~o Coast P laia Sl2!1 CHiii <.:a ll now 751·<l!65 4R11sa • . I flql~i/ (If J: r""db r1d9• Lingo 833·B60o 11• ~~~~~I I 19?flfbrran•·• I'~'" lninr lf 573 CAMPUsDa·IRVIME Lo9una Beach I 048 ............•.•........ +INCOME at 14°0 No qua llfmg 4 llr :! n.1 . 2 Br I B<t Z11n1'tl HJ Huntington Beoch I 0 4 C Eas l ~td l' St 6:. uuu ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 w n er f 1 nan l 1· tll MEW IN ;56~;i~ do"'n ·'~"111 HUNT. HARBOUR A SSUMABLE I st .1:, , .llir :!lea hom1• 11 I f\ ~ I . I j! l ) ti THE SHAl<ES OWNER RMANCING A i.uperb \'1ew ll> your~ from this 4 bdr m Wl'll c o n s lrUl'led honil• Amen1lle~ uwludl' u 42' poul. ramil)' room . 2 fireplaces. tile rloor:.. tinted 111ass in a <1 uiet family n eig hhorhoo,.IOna lly ile1·o r utcd homt• with l'Ulltom hie. wood floor:.. F renth doors For tht> a rl1!ool c·o11no111:.t'ur who appret·1att'l> top quallt :. 2 bdrms with l"•!.) t•\ pan:s 1on poll•nt1al P rl\ all.• patw & '>P.t $195,000 t~tr•~r .,,,'MK!i"tc.,. ll(l&H CoMl "•ll"wwt Ug.i>obNo'h C.. 91'116 17141494-1177 BLUEBIRD CANYON Ila ''<' good 1n1·oml' small n•st'rVt' Irv th1~ l' u !'I 1 o m 3 It ii r m w 1s pacious d1.•1.·ks <'losl' 1n . on h 10•: down $279.000 . Laguna Village R.E 497-1761 STEAL! Wlll T ~WATJ-:ll Vl 3 Bd 2 Ba. mom for pool Low down Lcasl' opll\lll S270. 000 ~(} 3666 Whelan Real Estate WHITEWATER VIEW !)()' lo bl'J l'h, Ill'. ,u;1>Unt loan Mav 1akl' nott· on )'OUr vr oµ ll~ 1l•JWI\ 111 n 2 Ba rer t'nll> upgrad,•d "'l>Ul>'>lhll' 1nlal4 Qll" Undt•t $290.000 inl'ld' land Move falll 1 7S:! 1;~11!1 Plan ill Realty SPYGLASS RIDGE Sup1•1·b 1 fid1111 r;inu h hu111l' l'n nll' t•11n•hl1vn and l111·at11111 l'arl i;d lJl'l'Ull & t it V 111-:hh \I\'" t 'o m pult-1 IZed "l'l.UI II \ ~Y'>l t'm lhrough uul Some fmam·m~ <ih' uil 1 hit• SS-19.000 C /21 Newport Cntr. 640-5357 760-6767 THE BLUFFS View:; of UIJIJl r IJ,I\ .rnd mountJllll> Frnnl rm' Shilrp J Bdrm ~ 1•1· l.11111 Onl) SJ.l7 .ooo :J.ronl T h is 5000 :-;q F t . 1 lunw sits on Luula bll' i\ pr 1vat t• g u:1 n h '<l Com m w\ily m ttw hl'i.l l'l of Nt•wpurt Hl1ath Bual l>ltp s 101 <:JJ ;:.5 70 Y<ttht::. For Sale or 'l'rndt• Wt• an• cit.•\ c·l111wrs "o suh 1rnt land or otlw t H<•.J tt-:stul•· tu owne r J11n Thomp..,011 ~ C7141828·1280 l2131 S9a.1363 1800) 352-3710 C /21 Newport Cntr I 640-5357 760-6767 1 t .. ~,.~1 ~~ ~1~~1E11~1~. INVESTORS! I PENTHOUSE 1!1•.1111111111\ lt'lll•Mlt'lt•tl ' ''' J~ll ?>IM l,tlOV .,.1tl1 UHIQUECOHDO \Int f11111111111. Op1 n with h11al 1f11rl.. 1111111 111111 \ .., ti -..1111 \lcn• 1 l> l " ~ u I 1 t ~ I Hiil .t I' I' .ti I I •• \ I .I \ .. II ·' lltl'Jrt , l'.11:tl1n.1 It 1 \ ll\A r \rt 10111 •.'.h Vil'\\ ~'t·l' laml S l.iO,llOV Op.-n SJl Sun I I .11 :1 w Fernando <I.J U.JI ..,1111111 M~)l'r . Hl-1 0.10 :;357 7fi0 h di I VERSAILLES 'I H 110,\U llOSl'IT \I 111. \ l ti ( ( 11· 1 \ l d . I"" 11111111 S10.111"h I\ le· l•rph· 11.11 l•\I p;11111 -' \,tt ~t t rt1ud ,,,. .1 111•11 Slc'I'" 111 111 '"" <l11h \I• 1 1f1(1 I I\\ llt'I lt11,1111 1111,: II " ( .111 HO•\' I I.> r:'" I \~•t W oterlront Condo. 1111.11 hp J\,ll} ht tlu111 \ 1111 !1na11l llll-: I ,., ~,1;1,111111 <'.di r.il l:!I" \•'.I NEWPORT CREST Terrific Ptan I. :! lll'tfr<1•1tll :! h:elll \\ 11 Ii ·"'11111.,ltl" 'lo"i''" ht '111 ,., ,, 1·d 1111 ljlll \'I-i..d1 ... I .. I IMltl I B1l 1n1. 1•11mpli•t 1h furn"hul 1·1111do \\.il k'" beal·h !'icl'UI 1t:v. pool P rict>d h\'low m arkt•I al $1 12,000 '* C'ol~ Realh ---------·I ~ I 11' ""' mt>ni C /2 I Newport Cntr 640-5357 760-6767 VILLA BAl.BOA •BAYFROHT• t l'\11\ ISi F '\Wl'I HI I I '\111111111-1t.m11 .tn\I ,,,.. 640-5777 VIEW · FIXER ~~~~~~---•,Condo for sale ~.1'.1111 d own 2 Bil. 21 .. ll.1 . 1 owner will rnrr~ 11-:l' :!nil T D 646 231;3 !17!1 iii I 3 e\S ,,,ltllOI '" It I I ~I 50 t lnl\ ll.ltU 1•1 Ill" .I 11' 1 I 1~I1• ii I "' • t 1n 1"•11 I l:tlllll I 111111\ h 11 m •' "11 I 1 11 1 ol ,, d bl.ind \\t• 1 I I isl I .ell U1an 1 t..11 r~;i \• • • .... ,1 '" l 1n Onh I 13 .1•111 II~ 1• ,\ 111•1 , .• >11<1 \\c athe red ce d ;11 i.h<1kl':>, thal 1s Custum dt·s1gncd 3 bdrm. Cam rm 2 bJths Extt•ns1\'c us1.• o f wood glass & t:rra m 1c tile. Be<11n rl'el mg, frl)k $165,000 EMERALD BAY Ocean ..ind sunw t 'I<'"' l 'u!'llom I bdrm 21 .. lial h h11ml· A .... -.umJlih· 111.m~ I ~ o w ncr wi ll h1·l p CONDO 1 IUj!l' I hell 111 \II'" 111 CJIJlin .1 .lu-.t 11,1,..i' ()11, nt•! \\I II rut,lllt't 11111 lllJI llf"lltOll 1111 th" l'lt''lll'lllll' 11!1 '"·' ·1 ~hi• hnnw 111 :\1•Y.1111rl ll•'·" 11 \l11~l 111'~11 t J hlc· ,111 I \\ \' JJt' 11101.1111! lul ,c l11i:h IUl'Hllll' 11\\ lu I "h11 fll't'll, .t I.I\ \\I II•• 111f 1111 1111 ,.., .. ,tit ti"'' lh• h.•\ \\ t ' .lft u\\tlt'I '-llnl I .rr l!t 1111 on "m~'-H1 .... 1 "ti h 1hq1lt•\ Hl'dun·d I • ;el111•"l lot \alut Suh 111 II .... 1!1'1.~Mt 6 PLEXJU.STSIDE RED. to $325,000 With $152,000 in assuma ble loans ranging from 9~3 to 11 '7. $27.450 gross income annually Well kept sin1le story units with 4 garages PLUS off-street parking On 60'x300' lot. 64 .. 721 1 s105,ooo I 3 bdrm. tl• hdth. n"w paint 1n & out Rt·.tlh I sharp! Open Sat /SWI 12·4 2 I 28Antiqua Lane '\ 1•;u llt :u h II 1111 di•" tu ~\'~'11111 1111 1 "' \tlj.'11 ... , lftc• j hi'• I ll',lll 1• It ;111 J lodl Ill 11 pl• 11111111, 111111111\ ,, \l '""' Redhill~Realty ()/:3.7:300 ····111111\ •11; .. 1o11···, ii. .11!111 ~-------1 ~ S H ARPCOHDO "'"t1 n1.d1I. loo •fl " , 111 111., •• , x.1.1 11•.11 REDUCB> $14,000 Beeutiful 2 sty, 3 BR. 3 bdrm. 2 bJlh , pc1ol io:r u1t .. 1t It.ti 111 11.il•·• near So Coa)ol l'l;i1;i Ii g lot ,.,, 11 hi"''' Sl 1 5 . 000 B r11 k l' I SI l!•.!•(l{l .~111 ·i:r:I' 644 0134 Bro odmoor Pion IV Turtieroc:k I• .111l 1lull\ upgr .Hl l'il Ii" 111 Y.11h .1l r 1U111 & 'PU \'ll'W 11( llll' I'll \ llghli, & 1111... 11 l ltt 1.·I. \<or k 1 11111 111 .!' hath" \:. 11111.1 lelt luau 963-8182 M 1i.s1on Rt>all) 171-114!+4 0731 YOl' CAN 1U 'FOHD lh1s ocl'an '1e11, t ui.tom 111 an execul1vt-a re<i L .i rg e v1~w det k ~ hcuuuful home 3 Br 2•, ba, den Only 315.00 Laguna Village R.E 497-1761 Ney. \\O•H.I gl;iss.spa. i.olar i; dks. unobstrutl1 ble v1r w s. ll l'a c h VIiiage $<195.000PP 194 7631 I inunt·e S>SJ.0011 Upcn SJt Sun '\\on 221 1-:MERAl.I> flA \ COME SEE!· Coll 962-9311 497-6220 ALLSTATE REALTORS I ~~~'!'!~ ~!~! ...... ! ?.5. ~I • ••••• l.<1\'t>ly up~racled I Br l •2 Ba ('on d o " 963-8182 Exec Penthouse l11111•d1 hll• \ u nf lll'c·,111 h J ' & fl I I ,. I I I I ~ Sp;n·111u~ 3 lh Lr ~ .• :.um Is l 1\m 75!1 01211 N E W I '""""' 1.tll 111111111'1 1 ii I l!l:'K 1:9111 <1111•1 I 111 • \l.i\ll 111 Hll'\ I ttll'll .., ~ RfALf'ifAH ,,.-·~ I t t.1 '"11111 l)tl1<1 Ollll'll 1 1 I----------\11111 I· I I SHARP fAMILYHOME o hdr 111~. tit'\\ 1••11 Ill'\\ I\ cl 1•1•111,1lt•d 11111\1• I ll n•r11lrt 1<111 .. ad1 'S.~!l .. 1fMI Redhifl ~Realty 673 ·7300 HEW PORT ISLAND S38 s.ooo. owe Sl90,000 a t IOOo lt'"'llllplt· :1lid1 11\1, "·' JIOtl '" •k •·ll 'Ill ' ., .. lut S111t.'l1•..,t1 •n II\ .1pJ1l 711 '"·' :i11il •Ill I \:--.FIHl'\'I • I 11plt•\ 6. clpl\ \llll Ii I' I' 117:1 7ti7i. 111 :1 1H i'l -ram rm. inside J8CUZZI 0 (. ... \ '\ \ I I· \\ o n CdS. SIS6.000 Agt i---------~ \( H II f\. F beauL1ru1 rntn '1, . ..,.~ T his rm l)\'Callh• J>r!lpt'rt' only $711,S<Kl Terra Del Sol Rlt v 497 1744 I II f'.lll 1'1''1) ~l'>.IMMI TOWMHOME ----------1 \\11 ... 1 !'I'll :1hr la111 1111 Sharl) 2 Br -+ cl1·11 I 1 µI• '46-4380 MESA VEROE 1 " la\., tu \Jd1 . .,IOI lull:> ----------at a Bargoin Price! 0'PORTIRNA .. Ex•cuti•~ Home \'I<'" "''" 211111 'll rt MEWPORTHGTS 3 bdrm. 2 bath, 1 slor\ homt-all hltll.,, J.llt1N1 2 duplexes w /grea t loca· e xecull' e homl' on q u1l"I \ i.ll "I .11 ~1.0011 \ tion &r financ ing ror cul-de sac ~lreel I lg1• ,..0 m.1hl, : •• ;m \111 1 .. \II owner o ccupa nt Call bdrmcouldbe c·on,E'rk•l h) h 1 "I •11,n 1"11 111 a_g_e_n_t. ~cCoy 631 7900 to make 4th l>drm R1>c1m :.?IJ .~•..!.:~I .. LOW COS T DUPLEX 3 Bdrm. I~ Ba Fixer Upper with tax payers I Br. Unit. Near parks . playgrounds, Roys & ror R \' a tCl.'S!> or pool 963-8182 i l'H ll\1 1. \IO'.\ :1t.1lr111 ha I pr 1, 1·0 l I 1111 !If I.I I\\\ \l I I ~ l I I, 0t111 I 101 l"•'I :?13 'i:lll 'ii .. Girls C lub, Llhra r y Huntington Drive b y only 620 Harbou I 0421 Cent er St. $109,500.l•--.!1111111------•••••••••~•••••••••••••i Chuck 1~plller with Re · OWNEll MOT l\'ATEI> SACRIFICE I Max 63 1266. And w ill h1•l1> frn;m n• Own••t \Ull 01!1•1 f.,, """ Only lO"k down, 13"~ with 20'' cfown Pnpul.11 Ion .• w··•·k ll111111111:r .. 1t financing, on a ttruct1Vl' No rth <.:o~ta \1 t>:-.:i :1 11 111> .. 111 • 11 111111 4 BR 1"'4 ba home. !-'pie bedroom ranch o;t ~ h·d 11 all'rfr ont r •·,1111•111 1 In fam rm, best buy in h o m e F ca t u re ' •11'1'' ·' "'''' . .t '>'0•1 '"'" area at $115.000. Devin & beautifully panell'q It po11I 'J1.1 Co. 642·6368 mg room SepJ rall' <lark ... 1ur1a 3 flll 6. t.: d1·• k room and f1r<'pl.1t t-DI'!-.:'-< ~I ~11 \\ I 11'\I E.AS'l'SIDE 2 Br, 2 ba, frplc. lge R2 lot. $129,900. 645-5784 ASSUME ~7.000 on 3 br, 2 ba, fam. rm home . New c rpts & drapes. 631·lS79. S48 1745 agt. HO OUAUFYIHG New 2 BR condo. seller will finance at 13% for 3 years. 641-1991: 631 -4361 agt. 3Bdnn 1~88 MonllC'ello Townhouse. ~.soo. 1''01 appt. (714) S82·5194 2' Br condo (Monticello l S91 .SOO. Webb Rily l 493-0761 Opet1HC*MDm •to 169 M.ml "9,921 ~btwn E. 22nd & 21st St. ~Orange Ave ) Is 2 Bdrm starter utie ready to move in. ly $99,921. Qoopa ! I 1 lot. Century 21 Gold ast fealtors S48 1168 y Owner. Two 2 Bdrm ~on 1 lot. 1130.000. sumable 11% l.st T 0 WC 2nd. ~7464 Br 2b•, So Cat Plza tea. 1900 sq ft. Call for l)tlt. ~.by owne r. IHYISTOl'S TAX AVER. C.M duplex, m.alJ down, O.x. terms. reel area. l37K. ntcUrr Rltn, S75-656S, $$$ $100.000 SSS tlM total price on thl• 2 r detached eJnc• rmly ome w fR·Z aonln1 I owe 11t T.D. 111Hao1 or 7111 BBQ pit 111 rPar y atXS~i:!,~,•,:1 .. ~.~ I '\ $126 ,9 00, T\H rn :LL. iMl<lt· ,.1,1 :.!II•'•.' ,1;1 REALTORS ~O 1720 Crea ~ •:u~~·~t taJ?l' 1~~:~.'-: ............ !?.~~ F.asl s1de <.;osta Mesa I Designer o wned lJ v TURTlEROCK graded thruout ChJnn I Broodmoor m g 2 BR Walled l!artlE>n lksl p1 .,.,.,1 J 111 ! h.1 and sunny palul Onl~ f;Jmih r111 1'1111 cl re $125.000' Hurrv Call durcci to !\lt1'.•,:100 l)IH'll 645·02303 ~at S o n I '> .11 '1.li: COLDWC!U. BANl(C!RC GOLDEN TOUCH COND119'1NIUMS Xlnl terms, builder will rebat e to 13'/i for 3 years . 2 Bdrm. large astro turf deck OPEN SAT 'SUN lO.S 2000MEYER PLA~~ 641 1991; 631-4361. a)!t Beautiful new t'Ondo. 3 Bdrm, lSOO sq ft.. 21~ baths Double t·a r garage w Jelec oiwner Draped, never b een lived I n Seller w /finance at l3'\ for 3 years. 641·1991: 631·431>1 agt __ _ EASTSl>I PrtdeofoWM:f'3hlp, 3 BR 2 Ba, fpl c , bltns Woodland school -dbl gar w /opener. $149,500. Aft. 646""3M>; 642,4447 12 P1oparty .... lZ,.,. T,.... 2 bdrm h o u ae + bacbelol' ml.It Mov• in ~IUon 6l l·ll42 S1l'rr;1 n tlj,I l' 21 '.l:t•\\jJlll1 ( 1111 h·lO-!i.!.17 cliU 1,.q $$$ $781 PER MO SSS IS all ,\'1Ju pay wht•ri ) 1111 \.}kl' O\ C'r 1•x1st rn1o: T I) 011 this sp11t·111u;. S ht hom e 111 IHVl-,,1'. Thi~ home 1i. unmal'UIJtl' & .., located nn QUlt't "t l'erfect for ,, l.ic· fmh Onlv Sl70.000 75fl l~I 0 1 752 7373 ~Walker I lee RfAl. 1-.:."TATF' A. Wlt"HER .AT SI 39.500 The owner ha"I really given thtS 2 brlrm, M11ny l'"-it\r1111 IO cludt-d Adult only rom m uni I y . i\ ~ ~ 11111 ah le• IOfU'lli Lo\ el) home 1n ex ORANGETREE elusive area lge del'ks 1..,..,., I pri1l1l l Behm + Stl'p s a\•ing kitchen 3 11111 c undo \ 1•1, ,h.11 µ Bdrm + den S315,000. 1•1111111111 \;i1·a111 Jnd hJi. I Laguna Vi~ R.E le ~ 110\ I 497-1761 C /2 I N~port Cntr. I 640-5357 760-6767 ~7.~.e•••••••••••••!~.~~ I ~MACNAB till ~~- T URTLE ROCK "STEWART'0 WITH VIEW fk,1111 tful 5 B H hon w w pool. spa & '11•v. I•:,< <•llt-nt l11cution on c ul de .... H (; rval .is:-.wnable loan . $499.000 !>;11 h-1w llc•rman i52·l41-1 <J 68 l TO'l'AL SUVIC1 T01.'AL SA'lISl'.&CTDa lIVJO ' • 'M~('@nl.f'· W 11: r ig .. V 1~t-Cf>f\ff!r 1 "I ..,. ,., Drive ~ "l'I lid.rru><'& Parino..,y I ,A 11;~15 rvui• CA 9271'i 752-1 414 551 -8700 g~~ DREAM COTT AGE WITH PICKET FENCE L;,11 gt• lo t & lovely private location 1s t he sd t ing for this 3 Brs, 212 bath cl t·t arhe d h o m e in Woodbridge. Prol'e~siona 1 ly landscaped, custom dra p e d . par qu e t & lovely "a llp:ipc.•r Comple te w family rm, 21 ·1 bath & double garage. $172,500. l >nroth~ Lc w1s 752·1414. <J72 > LAKEVIEW P ROPHTY Jhghb upgrad ed 3 BR W<><?dbri~ge F:i-latcs condo w bre athtakmg view of lake lo ct1t<>d directly across from lhc wate r. Outstanding features in· dude cera mic kitchen floor. 2 fplcs. -:xtra built In storage. Assumable loans. $20 9 ,500 Lorraine Reid 551 ·8700. (.173 ) CU$TOMIUD POOLSIDE HOMl l One o f·a·kind Pl an 4 home in ()rang e lt'<'C. lluge ma~t~r BR w/walk·in c loset. formal din.mg rm, dC'n /loft and prof cssional landscap- i"~ and dc~or. $150,000. Barbara Grounds 551·8700 <J74) l)al 10 & :sr a 'lol'.•IS.5011 POOl HOME ixo o1~1 1·1· i;.1,, 111t. Tn I0-20' dwn \i.~uow I IL ST1 LISTI· n loH·h :>I San C lemf'ftte I 07 6 ....... to .... 1nl<'rt•st 1 a t ,.~ BH J h.1 1h•n \\11111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P..itrick Tenore fiJI 12fih •tt·t h;11 • f.1n1 1 m J 1t1 •hlr.:htful 1.i••h•·n ""''I\ "um 11>h 1111a 11l 111.: Laguna NHJ-1 I 052 ....................... J. WARD WINNING ASSUME AT HI'•'. Un1q ut> 1-'oxglo,·c rmxll'I in 1.akt' Park 21lr l>l'n. 2Ba \' aulted te1 hn~s frcnch door.. l'ruf <ll' s 1 ~n e d lo.in<1,t·.1p~· $154.900 Opc.•n houM' Sal Sun I 6pm Sundil\ P P 831 7634 or7~,!I 216.'l S p i.'C'ta e ular lllO cf1•s: Ol·ean vu, pvt l'Omm, 2 Br. 1>a lwi., !ll'l'. 1K1UI. tennis. l){'al'h $2.50,000. Ph 661 5001 HIGHT LIGHTS Cus to m 4 bdr ni, 11111 degree J!Olf cour~e vicw. cooling ocean breezes. Cul de sac. lgc lot, 3 car ga r 11 '•': fin $327,000 SKY VIEW RI': \I.TV Frank Daktdl's 8..11 JOOOor 831 1170'J SUPER CREATIVE F1nan c inJ!, I~ a ssum loan I.ow down owe bal New foxboro v1l'w Ashley Open S un I 5 30832 O ly m p1r l'I 644·5598 agt H•wport l.ach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARBOR VIEW HOME "Monte go" 4hr. 2ba . 1-~ee Land . loan assu m 675·2139 W aterfrottt Duplex W ith Boat Dock Could be Newpo rt ''> lowest priced waterfront home with Income unit too I Ca ll for Info Broker. !163-8182 DUPLEX°" W ATER Dock for 3 0' Boat 3 & 2 Bdrms. 2 frplcs, d ecks and patio C /21 M.wport Cntr 640.5357 O C EAHFtlOHT $450.000 T his first lime orrering ts an estate sale One or Newport Beach's finest views . 3 bdrms home with guesl apt or 2 units. Realonomlcs 675-6700 SUPERB! WMtX REALTORS A SS Ll M .. ; I' A y \1 E:'\ I s I w Sl!'l.000 cfy.n ~t'j!11t1 1 hie ~.J)olblull 1·0111111 $21!fi" ~li!'l 11321 10%DOWN NEWPORT BACkBAY OvL·r 2000 :.q ft cen lg \''" nt•r lot . nr <:hnry Lak"". ass um <iblc bl. OW<' w pay m('nts of :SI 1•11! mo Below ;ippru1 ... 1·ol valu t> at Sl 7!l onn 194 0395 or !JSl -8'.173 100/o DOWHOWC Custom Jle1ghb 3 ltt :l hJ famth· rm S295.000 Ownt.'r Brokl•r lc l!'l 1 1•111 nr 641 Jh38 ASSUMABLE FIHAHCIHG This ma.> h1• yom last l'hann" •., blk off ocean on U :! lol ~mart 3 Bdrm 2 J..1 home with hal'h 111111 over garni?e Offl.'recl .11 $249,500 Teller Realty Inc.. 752-6591 675-5206 $25.000 DOWN .. :x t'lus i"e Eas tbl11fl Town house 4 Br. 3 Ba S275,000. Owner anxious Make o ffer . Own er Pr i n ci p a l s on l y 978-0423. 1 Br Versailles Pen thouse. Ass ume $70.000 IS;:~· $35.000 do w n Sl~.000. TSI. Properties 642-1603 A DULT CONDO Beautiful quiel hom e close to ocean. Mo~ e in cond. $149,500. Call for deta ils on financing Hollis Wood, Realtor 675-1676 675-8444 IRVIHE TERRACE Front row b eauty . Outstanding view o r Pavilion &r CataUna En joy lhto pool while boat.a sail by CompJeUy re modeled. owe for 30 yrs with 20% down Askin~ 1 M iilion. Prine only ~1 ·99938kr 5 Bdrm, entertalner 'a delight. Seller will listen to all crea tive fin ancin k propoula. Sommeraet •--0-C-.-...... ---~--- model on t land -"'"' • • RED CARPET °" ,, .... 'oW 02 t89S,000 754-12 OPEN UOUSF.1 -5 M.lnJPLIX uo fl rxo m unft 11Ge F.. 0CF.AN.-RON1' Owner/ARent87s.8676 or675-&U4 Reductd l~SZ79K • $175K Channel frt>nt duflle :t onlOyr uma.bleloaa with 30' bOAt s lip at. u~ Noeo1te. owe mo.ooo W•lk to ~ach 114 'Min (714)1'13-ml. •It I 1\111 . JMM•I fllll J.1('11//1 Ht· ... 1 1111 \ .thll· tn lll'.t! h uo t.: • I "I''~ 111111 ,, 1!11 l' I /.. L'll• "' Ill I I Hlllnt 11n1 \ • ,, . 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RCTaylorCo 640-9900 BEAUTIFUL SEA WIND PORTO FINO \ mo:-.t 1 111 pr1·:-~1\1· t•l<':..!anl I\ d c <' o r :J 1 I'd H H ho tll l' Ft•a I 111·11H ' u l1t1 1111:-. t 11ot11 111 mot h 1•1 i11 1,1\\ 111111 I '111111.d n H L 1\111g r oom \\1111 :-.l t•p d11\\11 1·11n \t'l"-<•l111 11 .111,1 .111111t1d a f 11 1•plJ1·1 \I ,1g t1ll II 1•1ll \It'\\ Of I'll \ l1gltb ,\ t \.1'l'ill'lll I 111.illl lllg, \I I for '1 i!I .111111 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 FAMTASTIC FOOTAGE .1 Br·~ on ovl'r s i1.t•d JlOOI p ropt·rl y in T'>over Shores \.\ s 11pt•r 111<1stt>r s 111h '. sp<1 & plenty ol roo1n S 1:H1 .500 '111t1 ud l·~ land Tom .\l lin~on T1 ·rT~' llarw~ &12 H235 (,J ti!I ) CAPE COO STYLE FAMILY HOME Bright & chePrful hotnl'" ov<•r 3200 Sfl fl afforrlmg tolal prt\'Ut'\' tor lhe a l'I I \ l' g I' 0 \\ I I) jl Ca llll 1 Y Th IS beaut iful I B U hcrnw f<'nlur es form al dtn111 g, ramil~· rm \.\ pool la · ble a rea & full wl'l bar. upstairs mslr suite W •\I~\\ ha lconv. r~· m odeled k1t<'h t!n w cati n~ nook, plus many oth~1· fratttrc remtntj;· cent of that wonderful home you 1'l'CW up in! $274 ,000 Paula Hailey 642 82:l!> {.170 ) IALIOA PENINSULA! 2 un bl'aCh home only s teps from . the beach. pac1ou:; fumily rm w;:;kyli Jlhl. fplc and new curp<'t s. $3'l2.000 Joyce Edlund 642-8235. Poulu 8a1lcy (.J7l) !O!Al. IDVJOl.!OUJ. UflllADll& {'6 • .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT!Tutsday. May 26, 1981 + • Cash fu on 7or11~-H•r•'111M1r•tNntfor Or1ngeCount,ldv1,.. .. ,._ There are two ways to win with a Dally Piiot H lgh Roller Ad Run 7 days for $7.77 11 days for $11.11-3 llnes Items totaling $500.00 or less Call 642-5678 Daily Pilat Private Parties only -no commercial businesses please. Any classification. No cancellation Rebate. oet.r Red....._ Ottwt-le• Estate other ReGI hlat• .._. .. UllfwWtl9ed ..._.. U~ Hwee U•fwWIMd AperiMHh ......... cl ....,1e1For Sal. t4cMl1e1for\Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................................. D_..•••/ lllcome ft,.rty 2000 o.t of Shih Costa M..a 3224 a...-. 14"1Ch 3241 Mewpert .._.. 3269 •wport ...ai 3769 SonClellMftt• 1076W•st.i...t.r 1091 0.lttS. 1100••••••••••••••••••••••• rro,.rty 2600•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .. ftlPLIX ••••••••••••••••••••••• NIW21RWJRPLC RENT OCEAN VIEW. 31DR OCEANFRONT 180 d e gree oce an · MEAllTHISAMD 150 tt'rrom sand. 9-uolts lo Medrord, Built-ins. Adults, no 3bdrm , bonus rm , Twnha2~Ba.aar &car Fumlahed 3 Br. 2 Ba panoramic view home. $69,500 llllMM ,...., Dlipltx Reduced to r.mK . si75K Oreaon t.o trade for pro-pets. 642·CB35. ts.SO/Mo. retreat off muter !><Inn. port, huge pvt park, no with office, 2 car aaraae U90.000. Open May 2Bdrm ·needsabilof Seconds lo the water. on30yraaawnableloan pe.rtyinOr~ge County. C do Bd storagenn,hugellvrm, pets. 1675/mo 64~33216 with auto opener. 28 May 30, lpm-7pm. 219 TLC Terrific starter Excellent 3 BR owner's at l3Y•%. No coats. Wall dilcount for cash ute con 2 rm, no din area, 2ba, rrplc, no dys; 6«·9Sl4evei. Washer ft Dryer lncld s La Esperanza. Owner ls ready to sell "home-like" unit A 2 ow e 7141898-7607 C714lSS1·36Sl. pets. $525/mo. Donna pets, kids olt. llOO/mo Aull now Weekly · J.41>8 SS38Coop. deal! BR. 2 ba, rental unit. · llNI Rich ardson Realtors. Call (213)924-9421. M•w~ COINto TSL MGMT. 64z..1603 -----6ll·Z242 Ideal for home & in· W~~ "900 768-5600.837-5916. Laroe wood & olus 3 br 4 Bdrm. Famlly room , ---------~ c•~ t N rt NEWPORT BEACH .-nv 6 " " split level, many xtrs. LoY•ly #'!..--'--.a.~ come. .....e o ewpo ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• 3 Br. 1 Ba. House, new 2~ ba, tamily rm, 2 car I ---· ~'"'""he I\\ .. lkall' J. d ho"'" -.. 9CJ\ mmedlate occupancy. overlooklno the ay. peran s . ..-·-· ""· paintinside&out,ocean °ara0 e, ocean/canyon .....,.mo.831·7""" • W _ ........ T_.....C p · n-· • • ""'"" """ Park Newport. 2 B<lrm. •-Y"" .. ,_.. o. nftll nl•rtieS W..teclto...... view yard. Adults only. view. No pets. $1025/mo. 2 Ba . sub I e 8 s e . RHlton 644-4910 TRIPLEXE!°in CdM. High grade 2 gem quali· 1650 + utUs. 00-3000. S le r r a Mgmt. Co . OM THE WATER 7 l 4 . 3 2 3 . 8 o 2 2 0 r ========~ Ocean side of hwy. ty opals. A lge propor· 641-1324, eves & wknds 714.768.1081 DOES AN EARLY -Threetochooeefrom tionbeingblack.Wi.sbto 3 Br 1~ Ba, den, frplc. 494·0417. Great view of boats & --------- AM ~RICAN COTTAGE OtMr Red htat. N I 4o/01,!,"1'•2ESHT trade same for real dshwshr, dbl gar, encl. ---------0 bay. Brick fplc, ram~~ 2 Br. 1 Ba. APPEAL TO YOU' 0 qua utng. ouses estat e . Exce 11 e n t backyard. 3232 Iowa St. LCHJmO.... 325 room. Available imm....... ..,OO/Mo · ••••••• •••••••••••••••• on 48 x 125 R3 lot DUPLEX~ on Balboa $700 S4~31i66 for 9monlhs. Only $995 "' This centrally located 2 u~ Sl""' 000 Own • fl ed. pen Ins u 1 a T w 0 L 0 leveraae. · ••H••0•M••E••F•0••R••R•ENT••••••• 642·8216 846-3507 b e d r o o m . 2 b a t h Mobile .,_,.. ..... · er mane Harold 964-4400 mo. charmer could be the For Sai. 1100 ~~::Im down. Agent choose from I~~~~~~~~~ 3bd 2ba frpl fam rm, din 3 Bdrm. 9600. Fenced THE REAL ESTATERS Ocean view 2 Br. 2 Ba. bea 1nnings of your re"I ••••••.••••••••••••••••• ---------DUPLEX lh rm, liv rm, gardner yard & aarage. Kids & 67S.&50 Club facilities. Sec • .. 1 I on e water '" ale,......_ furn . Fenced yd n r ts I 964-2566 d estate investments. Just 8 x 26 lraUer on ge ot, with boat dock. " -'1 schools •·boys club ..,25 pe we come. Harbor View Palermo. 2 auar · 642-S46S. lo"" down at 14,,, 1·n· rm fo r MH Low sp rent. IRcottM Prwrt1y 2000 desires view or Bayfront "' •• or973-297L Agt .. no fee. bd . d 70 ~,,, b "bl'--t b h ·-r-hom ""lsideNewport 556 17"7 aft 4pm or story4 nnwtvaewan 1Br,lennl8· ,pool,J'acuzzi. lerest and lhl·s bea"h Hot tu · " "" 0 c · ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOURPLEX In Foun· e, e.... · " 25 ' ooo 97 52411 Ba COM or Laguna wkends. Laguna.,...,_. 3 2 n r comm fa c i I . Avail 6/1. $49S. S4~0S88. house with brick Asklngsi3. •4 . SHOrrtMGCEHTER tainValley. 3 oyo'o 5'000 ft'•---------••••••••••••••••••••••• $1400/mo.JoAnnDoran. George. L l d I N S D , to • sq. . fireplace can be yours. A o ca e n o . · · Prefer pool, spa or room East Side Duplex. 2Br. 3000 sq ft, 4br, Niguel golf Agt. 851·9~ --------- real steal for $138.500. county, super· growth All large assumable for addition of. Large lBa frplc, lg yrd, gar course, $1600. Agt. Val, cr.-ca. t 3276 Ana""'Mh 498·49SO •EXCITING• area.15,500s.q ft.leasa· loans . All ow ners cash dn. Max. pra'ce -.75/ 673-2077 499•220•""•0.. --llMll·• 'il_.a. ......... d ble. Owner will fmance. motivated. For detailed .., mo ... · ..,,.....,.... ....................... -~ • Fuji ri ... CJ\ 000 A ._ inf ll range to Sl,500,000. Fee. Be ·r BR .._._ rt•~-3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•stltil'f•ToWll P ce....,.,, . s.. oca Princ.only.759-1710 autl ulnew3 con· ._wpo -2Brl~ba.Garage,laun· G I 3102 L·ngO Golden w~t 24x60. 2Br. for Mike. C / 2 I M • w port do. 1500sq.ft . 2~ baths. ••••••••u•••u•••••••• dry Block to beach. etMro I 2Ba w /family rm, in e..t.r R...tah dbl gar., elec gar SPYG~LEASE shopping. GS.974-7225 ·~;:.;~~;·;;;·~;;;·• 11 " 1 "''•" Lkug. Hills nicest 5 s1.tfar 640.5357 760.6767 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ~fneg~!r ~:~~f~c~ai~o~m~ ~:~t d~co~.ais~~~t~~: Nice 3Br, fam rm, cpts, H.B .. N.B .. Costa Mesa s ... JllClft Capistrano I 078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pano ramic ocean & mountain views. 4 Br. 1'2 acr e. Horses Below market. $34 9 ,900 Broker. 49!J.1.526. 2 br . 2 ba penthouse con· do. pool. spa $490 /mo, Call Gloria496-6458. ACREAGE PROPERTIES Custom 4 and S bdrm homes m equestrian areas . Ocean & hill views with the ultimate in privacy. l to 4.31 acres Offered from 1>95,000 to Sl.5 Million. Wiison & Weiss R.E. Ask for Linda 493-2752 P 21 yrs + to qua 1 Y· ·~~~~~~~~~ Ho-·· F-'·~~ bltn t to ·ght So th' g f E 1: --· --med. 631·4361 balcony ocr mstr suite. s, reas ren r1 me Ill or veryone :E;;~~~ kit, MAKE AN OFFER! I r;:.:~;;;;, ........ ii.26 3Br & yard. Nice area =~T:t. :i~~ Dovie ~o~i:::~r::o~ ~-~~e9 del :~~~· ~~a~r. ~~!~~~ , !••••••••••••• .. •••••••• $550 /m o . No p ets orfer : Pool, s pa , lge liv rm, nat wood in· 5 lnc_ome Properties Dynamic Ocean View. 642.3972; 494•7866 SPYGLASS LEASE S.. JUCllt fireplace, laun. room . terlors. To have new ex-Eastsade Costa Mes~. Furn Cape Cod 3 Br 2\.it 3 Bd, formal dining, fam Capistrmo 3278 beam e d c e i Ii n gs , terior supplied by seller. 20o/o doW!I. Owner 1 wall ba. Avail June lhru Sept. 1 br, l ba, yard and rm, lrg yard, 2 frplcs, •u••••••••••••••0 •••• garages. all built-ins. $27.500. APPLEVAUEY carry.Pncedtosell . No pets $2000 /mo. garage$400.Costa Mesa $1600 /mo. Bob & Dovie 31drm 11/z la Garden & Townhouse CLASSIC Near new 4· P lex, 2 673-0248 Agt. 641-0763 Koop. Agt. 631-1266 New paint, carpets. 1 mi design. NO FEE. . MOllLEHOME bdrm, 2 bath each unit ~ Dana Point Harbor. $575 TSL MGMT. 642-1603 SA.LES with fireplace, enclosed l"iil• 3144 Mesa Verde 3 br. Z ba. 3 Br. 21h Ba. Condo Mo.496·6.'ial,492-0610 laltoal"-d 3106 2706 H bo Ste206 A patio, double garage ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.R .. D.R. Nu cpts & Ocean view. $800/mo. ar r, · Sl65,000. Bill Grundy, Beautiful 3 Br garden drps. paint. Agt. $675 Ask for Ron. 752-5111. s-ta AM 3210 ..................... .. 540-5937 Rltr, 675-6161. ~ home comm pool ten 646-2821. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. I ba, Ya gar , deck I~~~~~~~~~ 714 641-0763 nis. CaU BW0 Wed,;,ore: ---------SAMTIAGODR. $650 /mo. Isl/last. Sec UMITS-C.M. 2925College Ave Lingo R.E. 644-7020 NFearn cneedw 3 aBrrd 21,1zS6~5a. Beau~ifullehouse avai41 3f9~~~!s~!!u. dep. 675-995L Da rlln g mobile home beach cottage w /bay vu on pvt, quiet Lido Penin. $37.500. 67J..l240 ------· MoYeout Mobile home 12 x SS ft. 1962 Skyline, Xlnl cond. $5,000. 64().0436 10' Tra vette, can be pulled by compact car. For info Call 645-0820 14 units, E-slde, pool, Costa Mesa. CA e Y · now an e gant area. Apply (213)430-9156 lalboa P••• 3807 10~3 financing M.wpor+hoch 3169 840-5-010. Br. 3 Ba. Dining Rm, 8 units, near new house w n rentals TSL Investments 642-1603 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• Living Rm. & Family Cozy, sparkling clean ---------LIDO ISLE channing 3 V ILL AGE CREEK Rm . New wallpaper, 0 C E AN FR 0 N T bdrm. 2 bath, playroom. TWNHOM&Wlk to So. cozy kitchen & many DWI.EX Just remodeled. $1650 Cst Plaza, 3Br, 2Ba tri· many xtraa. Children & Beautiful 4 Br. 2 Ba. mo lo mo. Bill Grundy, level, 2 car gar, frplc, pets OK. 759-8974. freshly painted 2 br house. Nr. Main & Ed· Inger. Lge backyrd, 2 ca r gar. SS 5 0 Imo. Upstairs : 3 Br. 2 Ba. 675-6161. A C , m i r r o r e d downatain. Fireplaces, wardrobes, pvt patio, la dr Big Canyon Condo 3br. h d I •· THE ILUFFS 637-7918 ---------1 • •••••••••••••••••••••• $400 Utils pd. 2Br Duplex, Balboa. No pets. S47·11SS 2 bdrm, l~ ba dplx, no pets, ~25, Isl, last & sec. 675-4119 INVESTOR'S garage, un Y room. decorator furn. view. ws r t ryr, poo /spa .. Xlnt loc. rec fa cil. $750 mo. DELIGHT/100/o DP TSLINVSTMT 642·1603 pool, t ennis , l se S40-S707 Exec. home. Spacious CottdoMWam <2000 sq. ft.) 3 bdnz:i. 3 U•fwMsa.d 3425 CapistrwlMclt 3118 Two new condos on lol, ---------SlBOO/mo. ~ """~~~~~~~~ I MOVEINTOOAYI live in one, rent or sell ...._= MOIUHOME ScMta Ana I 080 '78 dbl wide 2 BR, 2 Ba. }~~n~~~~;. ~e~!~rsw~: ftro 2 I 00 LIDO PARK 2Br 2 ba nr • •• ••• • •••••• •• ••••• • •• util rm· dinina rm, a1>-1 3 % . 1o3 DO w N . ••••••••••••••••••••••• waler l650. Waterfront 3Br, 2Ba Mesa Verde area, ardnr. rroo mo. Lse option avail. 556-7174 bath , ram /kJt . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• town home. End un_it. 2bdrm, 2 car gar. covered Ocean view bachelor apt, ne~r pool, deluxe tn· patio, iu mile to beach. stove /refrig, util pd, ter1or, avail now at $1000 Acceu to pool & couru. $35-0 mo. 661-6210 per mo. Agent, 64~5560. $575. H.B. (213)925·4196, 3122 , .. '" By Owner OWC at13%.3 plic. Westminster. 641·1991;631-436lagt. LAGUNA.IE.A.CH Homes, Rltr s . Inc Br, l :V. Ba .. frplc. dbl $39.900. Owner. 964·5309 Canyon industrial bldg 631-1400 gar New paint & carpet. c l M 1 B l I FOUR-PLU near town & art festival ---------751·8045 OS 8 esa r r r * I ..4......1 c--...L.. • ----home w/cabana, 1Sx30. BYOWNER grounds.9600sq.ft.fully a, .. _.., - 3 br house, lge fenced yd, new paint, crpts, gar. '800/mo. 559-5223 aft. 5 & wk. 0 I $40000 1 Adults. xlnt $6900, XlntFinancing! leased.Gross annual in· Forever view, 2bdrm. S ln 'I 2 •b A "· 673-3826 $310,000 come $54,000. 2ba, adults, sec. bldg. New 2 bdrm condo. dbl BIG CANYON LEASE (T14l87H902. Corotta del Mw ---------...................... . 3 Bdr 3 Ba, formal din· 2STORYPEMTHOUSE SHORT WALK ing. pool, hot tub, vu, p a no r a m I c o c e a n , very s harp. $2000/mo. mountain & city lights TO BEACH Bob & Dovie Koop. Agl. view. 2 Br. 2 Ba. den, 2 Bd 2 Ba +den, $825 pr 631·1266 frplc. Never lived in. mo. Ask for Darrell, ta.· er r. ssume · 675-0073, (714)34.5-4123 Realonomics 675-6700 Bo at s Ii P • v a i I . car gar., elec. opener, 1 O ~ per cent N r . S2000/mo. 6 mos or yrly. '600. 2000 Meyer Place THE BLUFFS Mc Fadden, Main & AFfOIDA.aLI MEWPc.TCREST Nearly new 10 Unit ln· 675-8637. 631-4361,641-199lagt 3 Bdrm condo wtview. New! $1000. 631·1266. Also 2 Br. 2 Ba. ocean & city llghta view From SBSO. Free w a Y S74 · 9 00 H_...,11Ua. Pnm' e front unit condo. du.stria I Bldg in Coste (213)430-9156 vv~ 1---------Remodeled, li ke new Lido Peninsula mobile 180 deg ocean" Catalina Mesa. 15,000 sq fl. 25% UDO ISLE Fo•taiil v.., 3234 with gourmet kitchen. 1 675-9113 "675-9132. ONLY2LEFT! home. 2 bdnn, 1 bath. view.3Bdrm,2ba.Pool, down. OwnerwiU carry ••••••••••••••••••••••• yr. lease. $1000 /mo ---------1 spa. & tennis. Open l.st TD al ~ interest Spend the summer on 4bdrm. 20X20den, l~ba, 760-9678. By So Cat Plaz.a, Jg 3 BR, ---------• 13% Priced to sell. $22,900. House Sat/Sun/Mon. 15 for 3 yean. Phil Sullivan Lido Isle. We have 2 frplc, bit-ins. carpets. ---------2 ba, utU pd, kids, pets C ustom homes 3 Owner will carry with SwiftCourt. Realtor548-2103. bayfront homes with 165-0.531.3619. I•--------lmmac.1 Br, ocean vu. l Bdrms. Large family SlO,OOOdown. C /ZI Mew__.Cllfr boatsllpsand2bayfront EXEC P1MTHOUSE _o_k_._'600_._645-_0_l.9_3 ___ 1 blk from bch. Shared rm. 1~ ba, frplcs, w/w r-• · LohforS. 2200 apt.aon sandybeacbs. Hwttlftgtolthoch 3240 Versallles, rare 1 Br + lace..iorCOINto gara1e, laund facil. cpts, cstm drapes, bit in 640.5357 760-6767 •••••• .. •••••••• .. ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 165-0/mo. Agt67).1W range & oven , dis· RI Wt..1&.... ............... V HOMEFORRENT den, 2 Ba, adults, secur, For lease. Irvine. $39is5 hwasher. Lots of beaut. INV ES TORS : Sharp • ... ......... r • 4 Bdrm. 1625. Fenced all amenities, '800/mo per mo. pool & Tenn Spectacular ocean 6 city cablneta . 3 car gar. fncd duplex on extra large Great tenna, aubord. yard & garage. Kids & lse or mo to mo. Agt. 675·7737 lights view from every yrd, lndscpd. l775s/fof lot. Zoned for pro· 714/492-8320,645-2731 peta welcome. 964-2566 ·7~60-~86~1~7~,644~·~0322~~~~1,.3_b_r-.-l-~-b-a-.-s-ec-.-co-n-do-.-2' r oom . Large 1 Br .. living space. Must see C ..... rJLoh/ ~~~01~~~ ~~~~~a':i:. INVESTORS! Del Mar or97J.297l.Agt .. nofee. -blks to So. Coast Plaza. $800/mo. Call Anthony for other fine features. Crypti I 500 Assumable low interest duplex /condo, Iota w !<>-Spacious 3 Br. Townhome Beautiful Bay ar Ocean $575 mo. + sec. dep. wkdys 642-5757 evts & !~~~~t11~u~~Ji!e00i ... ~ ..... ~ ............. loan. Owner will help ceanvua.Readytobuild HoeNsU..fawl'*-d with patio. $650/mo. View. 3Br, 28a. SllOO. PaceR.E.894-0682 wlrnda644-8889. y r at 13 %. T .D Pacarlc View, N.B. $575, finance . $89,900. NBOW. From 1157,000ea. • .. ··::·:·,·.·1• .. ••1·.= .. 3 ... ;0•7• wAv 1 ail. 7 ·!~ .. Cbildwrrekn Bkr645-3683 WAUCTOllACH Properties 540-6293 Box 2476, Redding, CA. T A R B E L L , u Y 0 n e 0 r m 0 re -·-·-6 e come ..... ~ 14.parlMHh Fwwlahed L u x u r y 'tr I· I ti v e I -----------1 96099. 916/243-4167 REALTORS. 540-1720 ~/super subord. flnanc· u•••••••••••••••0 ••n 842.1u 7 home. ' Lido Isle 4 Br. 3 Ba. Steps ....................... panoramic ocean Is bay LOSING Assume Santa C rdal ll'lg. Details 1·755-4667 or Bay Front large 2 Br. 2 lo b a y & beach. Costa M..a 3724 views. 1800 sq ft.. 2Br, Ana condo. Pymts. Go 0...... I OO New listing. Large 3 1·7SS-4556 Ba. Condo. Security 4 Br w /den, 2 story, 11500/mo. Property •••••••••••••••o•••••• 2YJBa. din area, decks, See ' 1001 E Grant 83 Pro,.rty 6 Bdrm owner's unit & two bldg. Full view of Bay. 0 ardener incl. ..,ICl\/mo. House. 642-3850, 675-8257. SUS C ... er.~ .a.s frplc, oar, laun.a...· area. · · · · ••••••• ................ 2 bd unit E' Id A Mo..ta•. D...rt, Adults. 675-6775. .. ....,., -' --.. .... ,. S64K .97S..0321 LACiUMABIEACH rm a. s e. S· lnort 2400 Avall6/20.846-2901 BLUFFS 3 Bdrm, 3 ba. Furn. 1 br. apt. S325 & crpl & nu drapes. ---------i 6000 ft C Cod bid sum able '°l;· 646-6710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yearly rental, 2 Br 2 Ba. Walk to Beach, 1 ba l br ram rm, fonnal din rm, up. Encl. gar. Adults, no S 1 ' 0 0 0 I ~ yr l y . ASSUMAILELOAH sq ape I g or645·1103 . C.W. Wrt~wood on beach PLUS winter house, S42Smo. 724 Main $1050. mo.644-2300. pet.a. 2110 Newport Bl. 494·2935; SS7 + Park In I o t on t l •. B 2 Ba on 548·4968 btwn 8 & 5PM MO Cj)UAUFYIMG Broadway, 100 yrds 8XCiROSS 2 BR, l ba, lo lrgst hae. ren a .. r . HB. Open l<M Fri-Sat or BIG CANYON TWNHSE. ---------•Old CdM, 2 bl.ks to bcb, 2 Freshlypainted,sharp4 from mai n beach. lOadultunltainperfect· Fttrniabed. Owner beacb.CoastPropertte• callS43-0362. 2 Br 2 baadultcondo. M.wportleodl 3769 br, 2 ba, din . rm . Bdrm 2 bath. large yard, $1 ,150,000. Cuh. By ly maintained condition. financing. 25 years. _67_3-_54_1_0______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace, prage. Great new driveway. Brick Owner.~0.497-1791 Only $160.000totalprice s1_!~9._3o.~2o. 962-9382, Co-• ......... ....,._ 322" '"IH 324 tBSO/mo.Call&44-7722· SHORTTERMRent.als ovcean vlew.Avail6/24. ~ ..., ,...., .._.,..... A •••••••••••••••••••••• ...,... 675-8370 fireplace, 5 years new.1·--------•I and owner will help ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Woodbridte. 3 Br. lVt Ba Nwpt Shore 4 br, 3 ba, Weekly Ir monthly ,,.,.,.,/mo. Owner anxious. Move in VACA.HT flnance. This la by far Palm Desert. Iron Wood 4 Bdrm, bonus rm w /pool Condo near pool, tennis, canaUront. nwly decor, Agent, 875-8170 Cotto MftCI con (i I lion . Asking 62!hX292Vt zoned for of· the bea~ lnvestmenl op-Cond o . Assumable tble, la bkyard w /pool acbool. ts.SO. 714 /495-1695 pool, tennis, 2 bUts ocean 3124 S.129.900 For an appoint· portun1ty in Phoenix. -,,.,,, loan 2 Br 2 Ba $1400 per mo. 631·4888. aft•PM. $1,100. 962-8683. ment to see, call S40-ll.Sl flee building. S'A>0.000. Great rent.al area. Call ,,.,,.,.,0 • • • A ._ r G 0 -$ :. HERITAGE . . REALTORS lloy McCercl., llr. for deta"-. .,..,. .....," Decorated by Cannell & •• or reg H-..&..-r Vt-H-.. "" _._, Cb ffl e O Woodbridge, new 3 br ex---• .,.,..., 541-7729 644 ~i" · 1 ~ner · 3Br, 2Ba, jacuzzi, frplc, ec. condo, washer-dryer Beaut Monaco. Close to • or · · aar, $875 mo. '21 Iris. hook-up, 2 car. lake, everything. $875 /mo. LOCATIOH lltcw r,...rty 2000 673-5069 pools, apa, Un111s. Kids _::i44_-e6_10 ____ _ c=.·.1111' ~1'11(11'11''"'• ....................... Spacious 3 Br Duplex $425. Pool It laundry fac. 548--9556 MEWL Y DICOR.. •11 s..11.~ 1014 Coest ~-Mpt tu. •----------r •••••••••• .. •••••••u•• AvaU. June 1. 3 Br. 2 Ba. OK. 16~. 7»6580 THE "GOOD LIFE" 1 Br. gaa pd, encl gar dtwasher, pool. Adult.a "2-5073. 1000 ft bldg and 11~ yr Gua1e. bll·lna. 1775. Woodbridge Arbor Lake j Excellent localioil -nr lease. Prime window oo rJS.8826. Condo. 2 bdrm + den, 2 beach, lovely 21ty, 3 8R, Coast HJ&hway. Great Walk to beach. 3 br, 2 ba. ba. security 1ate, A/C. den. l~ ba offers riarkln 1 . Ownr will L. 1800 sq f\, frplc, 1ar. 1795.~5-33318. secluded living with lnance. $180,000. 1ngo -............... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yrly lease, Newport Shores. 3 Br A-frame, dbl 1ar, llOO. Webb Rlty 493-0781 YIN'·ftOUNO f\IN: SOclt l ActMtiea DI· reciof • FrM Sundey Brunch • BBC's • Partt.1 • Ptua more 2 HUGE Bedrooms in 1uper location. FuUy carpeted, built-Ina,, around floor. Adu.It.a. no pet.a. '350 mo. Apply Apt B 561 W . W lhoo . Me-4477 . •• • • • • • • • • •• • rd - W•TrDIC'DoNT -·--R-... ·s courtya entrance, pvt nn•n•-n sn•- patio & balcon)' sun-HOMES ...... •re..-Lceupperdplx,2br.2ba, 3br .2ba. $12SOFu.rn. deck. Prine only. Agt. REAL ESTATE -.-~,... frplc, stove, refrt1. pvt 4 br. 2Vt ba. tlKIO _2_1_a._S98_·_13216 ______ 1 631-1400 patio, no pet1, seso. 4 br. 3 ba. 9850 A Special Place. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Townhouse. Adult community. $700. Avail. 7·1. 845·7•or84e-5!94. QMAT MCMATION: Tennie• Free!.-. (pro & pro 1hop) • 2 HHllll Oubtl •&tuna • Hydromuuge • Swimming • Goll Driving Reno• MAUTlf'UL A"8: ~.~~ ..... !!!~ 0-C::l'. 1100 Spectacular ocean view. •••·~··••• .. ••••••••••• 4 Br. Prlvato area, ten· Zot9CI. n la Jull reduced NearnewPOltOfflct.2 ..,0,000. $5d,OOO. B~r. Unita. Reeldential/Com· 489-l.52e. merclal UH. Xlnt J.n. " com• Ull rtdo for T...-. I 0 hl1beat • beat. Jutt 1••••••••••••••••••••••• Sll0,000 f\.lll Plic•. No OunTAMDIH• qualllinl -OWC wltb 4 IDl.M SSS .000 down. A1ent Supe r 1harp 4 Bdrm 558-1511. home, In lovely pl'lde of•---------• o w n t r a b I P 1 year old. dbl lot, lrt ntllhboTbood. GJote to ownen umt~ad.nn, acboota and ebope. New 2ba unlta. e. Oaly. carpet.a, drafDJllk: out· 'Jt0.0'7M, e.tl-4G. door Ulhttnt· Truly de· llthll•L P,lllO· TbeH little adt rtall1 don o~t~n ~--=,.:..;;;.;.;;...:...~~--~1 1fOrk l Joi• tile tbouaanda Gt odl9r peo- ple ln Ude .,.. wbo .,.. te111lar os•r1 of Claalned. CaD our ad UbT1t.._,. l• Mewport .. eclt Looi! to L'-90Flnt OCEAMSIDI CONDO PllOJICT Four unit cond o project ln Oceanside. Ocean vu project with all bids, permits, 13\4% take out commitment, ready to 10, subordinate with $100,000. Askin.I $235,000. NIWPOIT HllCMffS Two duplexes with 1reat Jooation ti financing for owner occupant. Hal McCoy. 631·7900 llM2JJ 1182·1835 Larae 2 bdrm, family rm on lar1e lot. Some ocean vlew. SUOO mo. A1•nt, ~J.515' . llemod. lbr, a. dplx, or bcb, aep. yd, DO peg, S150. 840-7742, ~N413 38' Boat Sllp. 3 Br. 2~ Ba. Condo. Beaut. decor. View of Bay. $l.200/mo . yearly. mms. Ill DM OCIAM SlnglH, 1 .. 2 Bed· rHm• • Furnl1h1CS • Uf'lf\rrnllhed . ~ l.Nlflg • No Pete • Model1 Open Dilly 0 to• c....w.. 3224 '52SCMwsll:tMllt YllWI Venalllel.1. prime front row. Adi.Lil, MC\lrlly.' 2 8R 2 lb, new decor. AU amem\let. 950 mo. Lee. OekWood O....Ae*tHMi4* ....................... ---------Mewpclft 8MOh N • NO Irvine (II 1tlll) (714) ~1104 8e1utitul Euc home nr So Cat Plue, pool w /Jaeuai, pool tervlce, 1al'dnet Sbd Iba I car 1ar1 Dl)Od mo aa.11rr aft4pmor~. a ... 2 .. 1' /P, D Jw, Yd. h ·lftt, Adlta, Ho Pwta ea.Gal. sroo per mo. SILL idle hema wH.b a D1ll1 Pllo\ Claulfled A.d. or IH INIQtmo. Cu.l-.dt· Ast. 7eNl1.T; M4-03l2 lie, 0,.._ belt, frplc, 1~~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 1kyU1bt, 4Br, all ap-' pllanc• Jncl. No ,.u. 1 gppr• aw aay WtDaa•r OK. Wanted UI ...a"" ... wport ...... t700 19th Sl (Oovet 11 llttll (714) 642-6113 bnpeccable people, al•· Brand new 2 BB 2~ b1e. 7-..-0manUllas. rn-:~:.•1.i;~t!:: 1~0-C ___ A_N_P_B_O_N_T_d _ll_1 ,_. ._..... me. J car .....,. wH.b l-48R. A.ad Udo fale la.K. ftt•cMd bomt, a a\llomatlc door opeMr bayfroat bma. W /Im br, 2 ba~frplc, beaut. aad aew double door boala 6 •Clod!. Wlc1J. laadtca l. loc. on NI· ref.rifel"dar. • IDOllt.h f71.8URP,171-m1 de .. te, Dt , JOOI • 1ur11 "9laL Avallable tnala eta. A .. a mid lmm•dlaw1 . can for Decoutor l•.nl1hd June. lllO/mo. incl. •P'?!!.•lmut. Att. ~~I ................... -- ... 2 br, l~ ba, no cblldren, 1maU dot OK. "2$. 810 Joann St. 807344 MIWPOIT ArAllTMIMTS 2·1Bdr ... au. sno. mo. Pim utlll. No chUdrn. DO peg, DOWate.rlledl. MSONewport Blvd. eo.taal .. 1&2•urs POO~C •D, AGT 131· orS4f.41G'74 2 Br. I Be., pool. .. 15. eo.i.11 .. MWTa JlrT•aa s1 N••l1 deoor. ... pd .•• •cl aar.. llOOI. rn. Ada1tl.14Hcm. . 2.,...... . N .. a, ..... -<JU pd. •d 1ar:; · DOOi. ~r. Ad~ ....... ~---------..----....... ..-......-.......... -+-...-=----- Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Tundey, May 28, 1981 C7 _Afah:w.t•....._ ......... ......, ...._ .... 4llOlaat•tesa.r. 4l000Hkel...,.. 44001mlll11• LMta...-IJOCMlfpW..tiM 7100 W-.1114 1100 ~ =~~~::~:·······3·.·~.-. ··;=·w···~:,··, ·i.······················ ....................... .....................•. Opp1ete:zlJ IOOI ....................... . .......................................... . --• ....,. -uxur1 oceanfront Prof. Nooamkr female •pproa 450 .... ft ZOn.,.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Babv•lt•-r -~...a lo•" ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• K.aaoapall Beh condo ln Ith hlld " . ...... . ""' Accountln& 1 • ..., _. • " Bach. •/Jolt, refrls•. Oteufroo1 for Winter Maul. •ls» 5 avall '1/22 :hr c. w~ ll~d to C-2, crpU,drpt. :=mo. Service StaUon, Orance FO• ADS Pca..JC adorable chUdr•n lo lton, pool • '380. 283 Bentala. Furo.labed • tol/5. DaraA».ao. ut t b C llr I~ t:to E. nth St.. e 0 , Cowity. SU2,000oet.ntt. Raplt.y '1rowtn1 ln· CDM, 2 daya week . Avocado."5-M04. unl\am Bn>ter.17MtU. 10. ' .;,:.r;,4~~·· a eves. C.M.548-lleB ~~!at l1~!~e~·:,!~1d.~ A1£ FIE£ ternauonal co. Hekl _7_eo._i_aeo ______ _ 2 Br. lMI Ba. Townhouse. NO FEEi Apt •Condo ONTHESA.ND 75' n lnclud.lna lithtt. alr prof\. Ba.cit room·h1Jh ,_..._ responsible ladlvldual IA.Im Valencia. Car port. No rentals. VWaftent.ala. N. Lquoa~ls+ M/F 2:S..O to thr rum 3 cond, partdn1. Vic: 17th profit marlin-Ask ror ~ for our Accowill Pay•· Experlenced1. n.ll• work. pets. l Cblld OK. ~. 175-eU Broker ll500/Week-PP. S49-l4l4 br, fam. nn, pvt home. •Newport, CM. Xlnt for Steve UHS.O 64u.71 b I e D •pt· 0 e o er• l Gd pay. beuh beoefit•. Sierra Mrmt. 841-1324. nr So. Cout Plaza, pool arcbltecte, enslneen. ltnowled1e of bookk"P-Mk for Ben or Rick: Pol llrwlHl•J ...... ...___ ls Jae. S..CMt:aZS etc ffurrv can't last lo1 • tome ,..tp exper. d3-1Ml. 1 Br 1 ba,.new ~f'rli 6 ~W("Ull " .--· -·#• · Attention Hair StyU1t1 req 'd . Salary com . at oH, newly remod COUMTIYCLUI ~:!11~ ~~°JM~E~~i Rmmate wanted·Teus Refa req. 644.6977 or with e1tabllahed clien· 1:',t~r~~~~:111~~~ !~~ mensurat.e with ability. Bankln1 bids. Pool,-"bi' .. -1 1lrl w / .. Br Twnb1 , 5"7·5625 tele . areal owortunlty Out1taodln1 benefltJ ln T-·-s .... " "'-'"'" U¥.. b~ t.o Bay and octao. • lo" ti l i. Harbor View home• 1 .. ,_ -pete. $.12.S/mo 844·7'122 Aaent. Crlkett H2·1380dy1; Offl S 1 f ~a on ° rf •aunt. "'-S'193 a P euaot wora.w1 en· We have lmmedlate daya, ~evea. !~~~:.o.!:i!::.room 17~ US.20Zleves. ce u te or rent. Aant. Sbaro Ir Jani vlronment. Contact: Pat openlna• ln the Hunt· ... -block to beach 6 bay, 497·S411orG7·11Ueves. Lo at . Siamese F . MUia. lnit.on Beach, Newport Beautiful Townhouu. From ..,to "'-1900 Pvt ent, pvt ba, pauo, ........ 1reat locatJoc. Aak for declawed, Harbor Vlew . AMI-Beach 6 South Oran1e c $525. 2 Br. l~ Ba. Newport Shore& s Br. 2 refrlq, 1lpe 2, so ydl to for•lllt 4310 BenorEWel7M210. WIMm Hilb area, reward Sc._.. Dr-.., Couotyare11rortt>Uen. Fl.replace. Savaae Wiide Ba. frplc. ST25. Adult.a, sand, SJ75wtly, ts00mo. ....................... A WHOLISA.La 644·~ ... ,,..,..... Prev1ou1 experience 1r Co. 675-8005. no pets. Avail lmmed. Nwpt Pen. 6'7S-S'110 Gu ace forat.oraae HIWPOltT CIHTlll iJ'.1 the fast 1rowlna elec· 18011 Mitchell South preferred, but w111 con· Savall Wilde Is Co. only. 95(),lnlo. Full service executive tronlc aecurlty bmlneaa. LOST: Blk ma.Le 6 yr old 1 in c.,,7 -.1 EOE alder thole lndlvlduals \' .. IMMI. ~ 875·9006 eves & wltnda Oceanfront Condo. Poipu 648·5508 · 64.5-3679 suites, antique decor Thia it a recession proof Doach4hl.lld, vie Santa rv e, ..... ...,.. ' with minimum of 6/mo • 2 Br. l Ba. Apt. Beam 575.eeoa' Beach, Kauai. t Br. MS a Offl 1 __.__. 4,,.00 conrer rm. Some offices busine11. 10 X 10 apace Ana Ir 211tC.M. 8'2-8613 c11hlern1 experience 1 c::ell1ns. l.ndry rm, pool. niaht. 2 Br. t&S. '98-1S26. ce -.. w /ocean vlewa 2SO to required. We have a de· 1---------Salary $73S--'97S/mo de· Adulta only, no pet.a. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8899 sq. ft. 644·7180. aler a11bted procram Lost: Grey neutered cat ACCOUNT'IMG pending oneaperience. laat Mo. rent. ~$.185. C EANFRONT ..... to sa-. 4300 181'1 Weatcllff. N.B. Want that can't be beat! In· w/whlte paws. Vic 20lh Rapidly eapandlna These poa tloo.l offer TSLMGMT 642·1603 3Br.2Ba.Ouplex.2car .... ••••••••••••••••••• flDanclal I.rat. 7000..f. NearSo.CoutPlaaa.Of· vestment required Ir Santa Ana C M. Newport/lrvlne ulVeat· xlntbenefitalncludingl 2 Br 2 Ba with Gar. Pool, spa, bbq, cathedral cell· I n ga ., frplc , di•· hwa1hers, balcony. Quiet Adulta over 2S. No peta . Avail now $SllS /mo. 26SO Harla. S4i-2447. 1 Br. $350, util pd, carport, quiet adults, no pets. 383 W. Bay. a a r a c e w Ith auto * $...,... U.llNJ• lit. floor. Agent S41·5032. fice to share, $235 mo. $Z9,820.00 secured by in· 64S·8373 ment rlrm tuu an open· week paid vacation In opener. Yearly. Must Counielora t.o personally 641-2003 ventory. Eamlnl poten· lng ror an entry level ac· 1981. Please apply In see to appreciate! :select your compatible KOLL CINT'B tial $70,000.00 + rlrat Found Male Irish Setter. countant. Degreed or person, Wed, May 27th & TSLMGMT 642·1603 rmmte to s uit your MIWPOIT 0 Hl ce /l300 sq . ft. year.CallcoUect: Vic Wilson· Harbor aoontobedegreedlnao· Thurs, May 28th, 2 br. 1 ba. frplc. -fria, Ur~tyle. Shared· Living. Elegant executive suites Carpels, drapes, 8 /c. 6~ 1 ·1100'641-4645 648·3853 couotlna is req'd. Poa. between 9am·ll :30am at '"' • Do I ti l t ' 1q. fl. Office furn avail. I • l""" N rth M •-St St new crpt 6 drpe, 2100 833 ver Dr Suite 31 NB n pru ge oca ion ASIC flOl w II entail a wide acope .,.,.., o a,., e Haven' N w pl Hat a. 63H.801 s~lrtvblc~o,.mplete support 540-7063, 963-SQW. Ml. WOOOS Found: amaU dog Beach of accounting runctlona. 200, Sc.A."• • ._ ... I ... • ~ "' Offi II . ., Edlnaer. lite bro Co. often excel!. frln1e """~""' S5'15 /mo. 752-1&1 eves. * SIM!nd U.llNJ• 71' /851·0681 ice apace ava • pnme GUAIDIAM Karen 89'1-0327, 960-8206 beneriu Ir advancement FllS .. I• ..... Counselors to personally location In downtown ELIC'ftOMICS opportunity. Pis. call '' ,.,.. 1 BR, newly decorated. 1 select your compatible •DILUXEOFFICIS• Laguna Beach Bkr SYSTIMS Found: 10/Wks, remale, Personnel. 752-0070. E.O.E. M/F/M blk to beach. f'50 mo. rmmte to suit your 1 Room & 2 Room. No 497-17« 31836VUlafeC•n•·r Rd. Auule Shep. Wish EOE B kin .,._, yrly. Utll pd. Ask for f I ui......i """ papers or return to 1~~~~~~~~~~ an g~ Bili, 631.1266 U estyle. Shared·Livlng. ease req '""'· 2172 Du· Corona del Mar 2nd nr. Westla e Village owners. 499-SS2S. 1_ TB.La _________ 1 833 Dover Dr Suite 31 NB Pont Dr. Adj. Airporter crpla & drapes, parkmg Calif. 91361 Fullerton's S & L has ---------B 631-1.801 Hotel.833-3223.9-12 ACCTSPAYABLE 2 bdrm 1 ba attached encl 2 r r esort penthouse, ------------------1 SI.SO/mo. 675-5444 IR•est.lllt Found: Samoyed, Lhasa Laminating rirm seeks opening for F /fTelJel'in 1ara1e. nu pnt, crpU, ~~~!~:'at~~· 963-889l. ii---------•ICdM Deluxe ~t.es, AC. 225 sq fl+ storaae use & Opport.lty 5015 t;0p;::1~~:1:N;!t s bar p ind iv id u a I ~:;:°~o:epa~h .. ~~~~ 5'8-9Sl& drpe, adlls only, no pell. ampl pita. uti1 pd. 2855 common area. NB Bus ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., w /1tron1 A /P back· (714)871·"2+4 for app't 279 W. Wilson S42S. Big Canyon Townhouse 2 (~)9rio~l•te•--E. C•t Hwy. OIS-6900 area. 752·5589 f'.antastic business oppor foundlana mix. Collie, around, Xerox computer E.O. E - 645_·_13_1_9. ______ 1 br, 211J ba, den, DR on fl1 ••v "V 1n beaut Colorado. Shellie, Cocker mix. application knowledge a lf l I l•rtfl,._.A. 1. PERFECT For Lease Approx. 2000 Restaurant, cocktail Wire haired terrier mix, + but not a mu at 2 BR, encl 0 ar, patio, go course, v Y appts. ....."'~ S It M .. •-kit • aH ...... -Sq Fl Space Grou d bar, 4 bdr home+ l•""' P z. any ca ... "' · Con°en1'al work at· D/W,indryrm,adlts,no,_ ...... _ ..... _ .... _. _____ --1 ····-·---LOCATION Floor. Fashlo~ Islan~·s bldg located on 3 ac";s tena.lrvlneAnimalCare mos;here, exceU. com· BANKING pem ta~ .. !v~ .. Jull.."4~ .. ~00 ACROSS FROM BEACH OlnldSoeat. "ca11larr.'aes1n· t~g1e.!c1y 405 Fwy. . Corporate Pina Area. b Y Hw ya 115 & so. Center. 7S4-3734 · pany benefits, salary o . .._-........ or......-,,_, 1 br. paUo pullmao kit. .. ... •• H...t.orlt¥d. S3SOO/Month.4·YrLeaae Terms: Cash, ctnl, Found : Malamute. blk & DOE. Apply Personnel : C Quiet 1 Br. 1 Ba. New $36S /mo.968-8263 C~I!:~."~·~~:· 221054.Ft. Plus Option . C all ~d~~ :fil tcr-:J: f~~~~ tan M; Shepherd mix, Depl. Lamination crpts & drps. Good VERSA I LL ES l u x •!;\off• Dee..oMc.. 759-9100. Broker. come prop. '300.000. Call blk & tan M; Pit Bull Technology Inc. 2720 S. Eastaide loc. Mature 2bd rm • 2ba ' uoo: o.tlh---' '-••11 a..tal 4450 Bravo Really for more m Ix • It brindle F Main. S.A.556-1460JOIN SAVINGS REP Part Time Adulta only. $325. 147 E. ( 213) 4s3. 2158 ev•s . to all wboneed a place. ...,..... · f Newport Beach Animal A HAPPY W 0 R K " A C ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111 o. Shelter, 1u .. -IU>. TEAM It GROW WITH 18th. St. J4, C.M. (213)479-8091. • Newport Beach, 641-1899 For at.ore Is office apace 303372-~70 _..........., THE COMPANY. G E 'd In C M Servrn· aalllheS.Coa.st 979-9997 atreasonableralea. 303372,6034 Pe---.._ 5~5c 1--------reat asts1 e · ·Exclusive Bach. Pen-• 500to2700S.lft. 303784-4490 ·--~ Large 2 Br. ~00/mo. thouae, total security, Eb ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMS. SERV. ~~~ immed. Agent 1-va_c_a_n_l_. S400 __ ._97_S.._0423 __ ._-I GardenGrove,&95·34&2 1.25 Sq. Ft on MF.SAP'illiE R ~!.~~ .••. !~!.~ FIRST LADY =~~~~· ~~~· ~~i ~~:f!: I "'YFR,__ ~~~~~~~ NrWDnDT 1S2S Mesa Verde E. c M. z .. d 1D LOAM Escort. Mod•ls 1-3-_1_1P_M_shlft_· _. 63_1._ss_11_ Eastalde 1 Br. dshwr, w /d "" ""1 t.ft("Uft 545-4123 '" hook·up, wood beam Super posh 2 Br. 2 Ba. Sbr eleaanl Twnhse. fflDDQI Sl0 .000 Ir up -any Portyo.c.n. ceilings, garage. Ulils Penthouse. 2000 sq ft. Beaut. vlew. 3Br, 21;\Ba. MD .......... Rflltal 4500 purpose, low cost, abort * 972-I 34S * ASSB ... S pd 63l 3646 Sec: bldg, boat slip $325 + tut Is sec. NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 r 1 0 n g term · 3 openings avail. for . . . ava11.$1'50tmo Nopets. 646-9804 ·631-ll.S3 1 t67S. Approx. 2265' In· _7_1_4_!8_9_8·_7_532_____ MC &VlSAAccepted Mechanical & Elec· $295. Close to beach. Lge 675-0105 ----·------• dus 'l /Olfice. 18101 MOMyW..ted SOJO tronlc Assemblers for studio. Stove /refrlg, Mature F share w /same. 30,._.35~Ft. Redondo Cr. "T". Hunt ••••••••••••••••••••••• COVER GIRL laaera mfgr. Duties In· gas, wtr, elec pd. •OCIAH .. OMT• Newport Hgts Cumished _B_c_h_._8_42_·2834_· _____ Will pay 30%+ on l9-2SK * OUT'CAU. * elude PC Board as 6(2.4014 Frplc, panelled. 1 Br. townbouse$250646-7S55 semblies, cable & har· ---------1 S57S /mo. Yrly lse.1---------l11YVlewt MES A for 1 yr on weU·sec. So. 953-0778 MC/VISA neaa aaaemblies, circuit 2bdrm, 2ba, bh·ins, encl 1 _642_·004_S_eves __ . ---~M /F to shr 3Br Duplex Pm• P9KM A OC prop. 831·1257 into chaasis assemblies. car, laundry lac. Ftplc. VILLAIAUOA $3SD. NwptBcbarea LohofWllMlew• INDUSTRIAL Morf9t!9"o Trwt •FOXY LADY* Must be able to work $490 /mo. 760-0734, Brandnew2Br.2Ba.+1----67_5-&489_____ Pa~'--Garw Dffds 5035 OUTCALLONLY withprot.c>-lype/sample. 63\ .. 402 F th,....., ~ P•RK •••••••••••••••••••••••VISA MC Accuracy a musl __ .... __ .------I Den Condo. Ocean view, Movlng? Avoid deposits or ebusinessman A L k El It II h Wh --•·to k S .............. _......_Co. * t7•1131 * aa mann . ectro· 2Brm,frplc,refrig.cute a Y g ta,xtralrgpalio, ft cut Uvine expenses! ow ......... ma ea ~':"' • .,. -Optics Inc EOE San •clean ..... OU\/mo. washer/dryer hook-up. Proresslonally since 1oodlmpres1lon. 711 W.17tltSt. All types of real eatatel::::::::::I Juan c'apo ·714·49 .. ;,.,,.,. 631.3627 Wontlaat long ! 9850/mo. 1971. W•, Lmt. Coste...._ Calf. lnvestmeotuince 1949. I• . . .....,_.. -------1 TSLMGMT 642-1603 HOUSIMATES CalT~! 642-4463 SpeclallMtlll A.TlAN11S Townhome apt, 2Br. 2Ba, oc1r.•..-OMT 1132-4134 ,1 141675-8662 z.dTDs MASSAGE 5'A A.SSB• as close to shopping, --..-1980 sq. ft. Unit avail 642-2171 54§.0611 Be pampered by 16 Loe hospital 1525 mo. Agt. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. dbl aar, uple wanta to shr lg May 1st. Carpets , Beaut. Girls . Open · Mitlioo Viejo co. , 64.5-98SO new carpel, yearly N.Bbchbse.nopels$300 MEWPOltTllACH drapeswetbar.•336-34< Want investor ror Npt lOAM ·4AM 7 day s . ~~!~'e~~:!~7da~fs $1.2SO/mo. mo + utiJ 64.5-1428 aft Convenient Peninsula aq. It. •Leaslna orfice bayfront home. Give Phone64S-3'33 J "'COIS 11r.•LTY lo u t Cl • muat have 0d. manual ,,.. .-6pm ca on acrou rom · bra. Mon thru Fri S..4. well secured Lal or 2nd • 67M670 ty Hall. Executive style Sat. 10-2. TD A l 67c "''61 dexterity, gd. eyesight, 1----------1Bal Isl blk to bay, Fem. offlcea w /full services ---------_._. --"&_._.,,..,_ .. _.___ PSYCHIC neat in appearance & de· ~Pw I tnd Prof. wanted to shr 3 Br avail. From 21.S sq.ft. INDUSTRIAL WE PA.YTHIMOST Readtnes J ack S56-1178 pendable. Work ii ln Ute Large patio. walk in or U.fw•h• •d HOO 3Ba apt. Nn·Smkr, 25-35, and up. No leaae re· sr•cE For your T.D.'a "Notes •upport medical elec· closet, dawhr. frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• avl 6/1, $350 /mo. incl quired. Call6'73-3002. A at Dennison Aaaoc. Preventative & Stress ~~jlyca .r::P· ob~:~r~tlae 1aa:.•ge, Pool • lndry S E_ A W I ..._. D utn. Refa .J ... 67S-5994 FOR• m•sE ""'3-7311 Reduclnc Masaaee by f 1 , -~ " .,... Bayrronl office space for .,_ -"-'--------Dorla. "Intro" Spedal! penons seeking perm&· 399W.BaySt. VIL• •GE F/Mtoshr2br.2balee lease, 1/mo frff rent. COSTAMISA WIDOW has money for S48·040'7 nentemplymtneedap- 646-9883. I.A mobile home, acroaa 648·«19. 642-44'3 T D • ..0 000 1 NO ply. CaU: Mrs. Parelli, ---------1 New llr.2 bdrm luxury from beach sunroof ---------• 0 n e 2 7 8 0 sq r l . . a. ... • up. 1---------SBl-3830 ·. IA.YTIMIBS SPACIOUS 1 BR. The Newpon Beach of· fices or a leading sav ings and loan has career opportunities available now. Theae positions re- quire previous cashier· Ing or cash handllng ex· perience, and previous Teller experience would be a plus. Saturday work will be required. We of· fer: • ~xcellenl salanes •Paid career apparel •Freeparking •Outstanding potential Please apply on Tues- day, May 26. from 9:30 am to 3:30pm at. FIDELITY FEDERAL SavilMJl..d L09tA.UA. lSl.S Westcliff Drive (at Dover) Newport Beach An Equal opply Employer Banking ••• SECRET ARY II .. Spacloua l lr2 Br. Garden adult apta In 14 plans $300 Incl. uuis. S36-7J25 Pre1tiglous Office Space. warehouse avall for Im· CREDIT 1· No pnlty. Great Cc ••Y l~~~~~~~~~~I •· Apt.Pool&rec.Allullls from $440,2 bdrmfrom evea/Wknd 3windowofficesavaila· med. occupancy. •Two Callaat.~en,673-7311 ~ II paid. Adult, no pets. $SOO + pool•. tennis, 1-----·-----ble in full service Legal 1600 sq ft units, office & $47,500 for 2.nd. at 173 in· 24 Hn. 641_0180 AHembly U you would enjoy work· mg in plush surround· lngs it's al our Newport Center office and can meet our requirements. why not give us a call? • •I '•' '" •• t " .. II El Puerta Mesa waterfall.a, ponds! Gas Spectacular Vlew. Sec Suite In Newport Center. warehouse space avail. teresl. 2S3 discount. Calll Ca.cb SHES> MOHEY$ 19S9 MapleAve AptS for cooking & healing sate nr pool J&C Avail.Mayl.S.~5MO June 1. •32'·3Y per IQ. Straightnotefor3years. Startwork.t.odayontem· paid. From San Diego S19S/~o. + lite 'hskpg ft. •Lea.slnc office hrs. 968.8338. j~;;AM;;;EXP~~MC~~VJ;141~; porary BLUE JEAN .............. 3140 Frwy drive North on 760-9307 DR'a ore. in Owntwn HB. Mon thru Fri 8-4, Sal JOBS thru our Llghl Jn. • ••• ••••••••••••••••••• Be a ch lo Mc Fadden 1----------1 2,000 aq.ft. Sl.200 lse. Red _1_0-_2_. -------WILL Discouut at 2S% an duatrial Div. Packaging, then West on McFadden Rmmte wanted, M /F. Carpet, ~1351 $11 ,250 2nd TD. 253 an· warehouse, light as· to Seawtnd Village. 2BrlnCdM.$33S/mo.+ ---------8•700 sq. rt. office+ nualyleld.Ouedate2·85. •FANTASY aemblylrmanyotheras· (714)893-5198. l!lt & last. Cindy 673-7371 COMMERCE warehouse. Irvine In· 4911-3218 slgnmenls avail. Must dustrial near San Diego ---------be 18. Apply now at the Oceanfront Penthouse. Roommate wanted. Lge 2 p• A•• Frwy off Jamboree. Call *STUDIO* La D-h Se . I.Al.A ·~ Kelly omcenearest you. guna ucac . cunty Br 2ba RB apt . 646-1044 or Inquire --~ 2102 Busineaa Center Bldg. Pvt beach. Lease S 2 2 o / mo + ~ u t I I . MAKES Marosi Co. 16753 Noyes. P~ · l1•lflll D #208 ( •~ O C $2000 Ni h I R E L t • ......____. r., c ..... e to · · c o s · · 960-9664 .._.EWPORT 957·9266. Brkr. Coop in· 01 • ,._ Pn•ahtoo.s airport Is 405 Fwy). 494·7220 1----------1 " vited. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lro.:ine, ~1441 or 27957 I 000 Oceanfront, Balboa pier 91:•CH ---------lAMo•c.......ts 5100 TheBeacharea'sclosest Cabot Rd .. Laguna OOMI 4 area. M /F, live in ~ WARBfOUSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-· d Ntouel,831-~or161S2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• paradise. 67!>-6182. $300. AFFORD •&LE • moat exouc rea lng • Laguna Beach Motor Inn, 1---------1 A Office S,.C. THE A.DVaTISIMG 1tudio. 8125 Bolsa Av.. Beach Blvd., U30E. ,~,i AOUl T ~ ri. LllllNG • I & 2 811 PJ!OO Allis • 01SIHUSl>t• ~ & 880 \ • Pool & Ate Aoom • Gi110frt l •nOsUO•llejl • J09 10 Buch ' ShOOS • SteuHI G11H SEA f N lllRONMF N T 985 No. Pacific Coast Female roommate want· 2500~ COMSULTAMTS Midway City (2 blocks HuntlngtonBeach. --'=;;;;;;..;..-=~;...:;;;;=-• Hwy, Laguna Beach. ed. 2 bdrm, 2 ba house in 475 to ll60 S. ft. ,_.,,.._ Fwy Now you can reap the E. of Beach behind Ii· ILL['-'·U!f1ua1t1· THIWHlflRITaH Daily, Weekly, Kit.chen Woodbridge. Access to * J• ........ Senlc•& SO'S411ft. benefits or hl&h cost ad· quor •tore). Open lOam· ~ • .:J ~ Lwrury Adult ..Uta at af. available. Low winter all recreaUon facilities. Uttlffes lltc:MM Triple Net vertising for your com· 3am dally except Sun. s e "'v •Ce s '''·I,.' HAM ii f f'N ti H lflt)/ <l'o!H• fordable living. 1,2 Ir 3 rates. 494-5294. $2SO mo. Ben SS2·9'7!M, pany! Let 1be Advertis· 54J.t24l M /F /JI Br. Well decorated . E l ed AduJt I & eves wk.ends 8Sl 1494 * A.dtec-ttoAlrpcMt 631·2_t_J_7 ___ lng Con1utanta set up ~~~~~~~~~l.E~.O~.E~. ~~~~~~I Olympic size pool, light· mp oy . : c ean da. · & le .. cuwf low Storw 4550 your own ln·house ad· .:.. ed tennis court, Jacuul, casual. Kit pnv. $1.80. ---------1 * A.cc._ to 3 ~ · --r vertlalng agency. Please --,-------1 ... 1•1.~ ''••-r S56-0697 E __,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• call for lnformatlon. * ALM Ii CA.l.D• "' ... .._ .. __ ,.. park Uke landscaping. ves. Nonamok.er, 3 br condo, fwys. Storage garage for renl. For Nautical Gilt Store HMoeBt beautiful bldg. in 2 rms Hale Crst, CM. S190w'mo + ~ uUls, bd~ 8 3 ~88 I 3 On B lbo P t to 75t-065Z Splrlt:a,W>Psychi~c*, past. Full Time. Experience · · Relax atmoap, Incl use furn, SlSO dep. 3 m1 ~ fun Z:ne (10~~·J:~ft.) Preferred. Call Charlies We are currently in· terviewing candidates with a minimum of 6 mos . previou s secretarial experience, excellent typing skills (60 lO 6S wpm) and the ability to communicate errectively. Knowledge of IBM Memory Typewriter required Excellent starting salary aod benefits. For more information . please call: lnlllT""'f 714-640.9321 -S••rr @ 1n: WELLS FARGO BANK From $395. 646-06l9 of kit, Ir. patio, w /d, wah beach, H.B. 964-38S4 Pl.A2A 673-2943; 8'73-:ll80. :;~:::: :-..~i':::~ Locker67S-6230 Avail. now 2 Br. 2 Ba. car, all utll. Male 40/60. Shr my pl111h lri·lvl bae: IXICUTIYE SUrTIS l...teh W..e.d 4600 SJQP AGING! nesa, etc. With ad, $2S. A a a Is tan l 8 o o k . 660 Newport Center Dr. Apt.a. Garages. 1 child $290/mo.s:;&.0394. mlcro.rrpk,baloony.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• readlncfor$10.89'1·S332; keeper/Accounting NewportBeach 0 K • no pet a . p r F ale $240 ml from bch (HB) 12:5-0 "Thereisadifference" Lady in ''10swanlllbdnn Am (213)936-7724. 7061 Clerk . 8·S, Mon.Fri. Equal Opp Em ply Water/trash paid. $475. re er em . /mo Incl all Sll&-8080 or itudlo furn, close to Great Westminster Ave , C/D, CIR le Payables. M/F/H l64·25e6ort73-29'1l. A'" .• lnclds utila. North Mesa · · Wealml.n.tter. 1~~~~~~~~~ no fee. •• Verde. Avail 5·16 . M/F. Roommate wanted. 714-75.2·0234 Mkta. No lie. Start mid· succH• ~~~~~~~~~I Decision Planning Corp.1_ 546--4781. N•w Woodb-'." ..... hous• 2082 Michelson #212 June. No Stairs. COM la being :: S49·47SS. D I "' ........ "'• preferred.644·5474or7S. achieved ._.__.6 Beautician wanted with e uu poolside xtn Smuner..... 4200 Irvine. Near lake. A.llPOllT ARIA at the ,,..,~ A.eo s.t tollowlng for newly de- larie 2br, 2ba, bllna ........................ S27S/mo.857·o:M3. Furnlih ed or un· ........ ....._. . King Femlly M9dicet •••• ':'~~ ......... Knowledge of exotic corated Costa Mesa ~~hr. ll;\ miles beach. •NWPT OCE.\NP'RONT Prof. woman needs to furo l1hed Executive ... ..ce Center with honnonal Sc ...... I can a mlllt. Call Steve abop_. Call atler 3.Jlm: ~mno pets. '385 mo. ai Lido l•&e bayfront, •m ab are nlce Zbr houae Sultea ln Irvine, walkln& ....................... t r • a t m • n ta f o r last;...._ 7005 ____ 631_..elMI ______ T_S4_·_788_1_. ------ . boata Is dock. Wkly. Cdll $2:50Karene40-2S74 dlatance to AfrP.>rt. All ._111116 women. In many ...................... . 2 Br. 2 Ba. Carpeta.1_17_a._s_u_R_F _____ _:----------1 HrvlcH avail. 2012 o" .• .., 5001 cuu. th• aging MOMTISsoaJ 1 .1·11 ,,.,. dibwr, en cl aarase. Nwpt Bch w .. •~ -•-l, F under 2$ share 2BR Mlthelaon, Suite 212 ......... ' .... !!......... proce11 11 ac1ually T h ...... .. "50 842-80l2 av """"' 2BA Condo o.r So. Coaat '11'· 7S2·0234 rev e r 1 e d u yo u eac er Traininl Pro-" • dlx 2 Ir a br acrou from Piasa, pool, ,.,_ $237 incl a c h I • v e a m 0 re r ram, formins for sum· • • lBr Apt + 1 studio. All sand, oeean vu, avaU. ut1t1. Marllyn, da1• 11......_t. *** youthful comple•lon. :.~cll!.~ wit~te:.T!ed1e e Advertisina Sales • utll pd. rum or unfW"O, 8/20-9/19. 71f.G125 Slf.-eved40·t'7U P1e .. 11hnmtr ffop commercial loca· • Y o u r • n erg y 6 4blkt from Bch. Wkly or 1-----------1 Sp a c e av a 11 I n Uon/Real Eltale ofnce. lncrea .. 1, Ille la more bacll1round may 1et e Experienced newspaper display aalespersoo • monthly. ('114)91$-.. WA1'91NONT Fem. rmmt.e to shr lwt cooperative real .Ute aeekl eatabU.bed loan pleuant. Come In or furt.berlnfoaUS17-lm. e •t.o handle key accounu ln major departqlent. or WW.~ aft 7pm. -Three bedroom1. Two f"-3 Br ..___nr -ach exec u ·Ile . p r1 DI e compauy afflliatlon. call King Famlly .-.. w~ 7071 at.ore or rood and drug categories. Salary +. uuw ..,, and one half batha. _,. ......... """' Call David, Medical Center under _. -• commla1t<>11 and eacellent benelita. Excellent rt..•ca•"E.H"" Pri ·•-· ...... "-tn D.P . .-S+~ uttl. Airport location. Many th• d irection of •••••••••••••••••••••••. ....... IU C 11' =t • """ -.a. me """" ~ ava.... ~~.,-• .....,....,,5 amenlli-. -"5111 &1}ww opportun ~. a .or a me.nt. b•-""000 .. Call .. ...,.. -• ,..._, -,_. -No K .. __ ... J Person Friday, mature. .. f , .... 11 11 ..,. -1 per weea. ·~ 41111" ,. MI'· rman ..... _ r.. reliable, 1,2 penon ofc, • 14,.-4321, ext. 2'17 for ap tment or. 2 8d 1 ..... b .. .,5 Ber\a Farr . Ast.. M/Flo1hr2br,2baapt, OPFICE ,... mAt M.D.2800W.Warner. 1 11 l Interview . rm ..,,. a. 780-0189or61MJOO. C.11. ao+. Pool, aau.na, AS l'I fl.~· nan1l-...,.., Fairview /Werner " t m e. 10 yr1 • • M>25'75 ....... Sh p 1 Pl olc /nle• exper. (714) S --------1 AVAIL ftnyi•uo frplc, dw . C layton lnl, parkln1. ewport • o P ng au, ,_m_._201 ______ 1• 8Cret..ry h • z Br 1 Ba. dlbtrthr, d:r ""'"" ,. IU-7S19 731 ml Bay Sbop Cen1er. DZ Santa Ana. .-1A1 U11 beac.h.upper.W15. Newporto.donrbffcb • • · Newport Blvd. CWl!!i!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ CALI. tw,W....., 7100 •. £1•A1.+:y9 Office •. mm2 2bdtm, a.th. PIUo J'ul· Wanted femaletoabare 4 a.411lorl64-2221. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '""9U ly h1nl1btd; pool BR bH, .a.nio. lalaod --------11.otl aeue, bldsbem1 • . 714/541-t40l A«OUD\lq Clerk, Accta • Immediate openlnc tor vt'l'Utllt tndMdual .• l Br, utn. Incl, Nmod.. -.WtmoatbAl-OllM -mo + utU. Executive /attorney or-mollabedt compllte ln• l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f payable • sm. acct• liluat be u pable of handllftJ rut-pac.d. •• a~ .. Utb St . Jfpt Bcb pier.,.... z Br fm.M5e fie• aultea for leaH . f:wrtry tltcbln 1ttm1, dutiM. Some aper nee. • vat"Md and lnte~Un1 duUea ror newtpapere • .1\"1 '8+ -.sin l~ Ba, 1tpa I,"' blk to M/f' ahr a br tpl, P.V., Wit.bin wallltft1 di.tance cr!'!k~ry~~.~ SCIAIUTS _•_i_..-_i ______ , _.:~~ave• ~t:p·~,00:.~~~:.1°~~~J:t..• ....... 3144 beacb. Avail. •/1'7·'1 /11. 1100 + "' """· ••t or 80. Munlclptl Court. 141-.-0arNMIT& MCI la,_ C• tJlt, 27'1forappt . ........ _.-........ .,prwk.l,.....JU • SunoraAtpm lndlvldul lu•ur1 of· AllSIEIS ~ AUt..f • • WooAtiqt 1 tw cmdo, pr wk. ramW.. 0011. tlct1, featurinl cOD• Eucu\l .. l\IUH • ;;.-8.'l•ce ~~J:: ~ C.-..... _...ml&. • D11 tl'7·0SH t•H 11&~ to abare 4 bedroom ferut!t room. com,._. Meretartal .-rice for !~=~--~ 6 eoM ror com· • o ,.. • ...... ~..... '7MN'1 • •pt. .... tobudl. NP. la•·tH lbnl7. twp-ID. Etea1*Md bull· cm ....... 10 _,by toucl. • • flSO by mo. ~ •tU. t l o a I m • 1 • • 1 e .... DI& 1oeeu.. ~ 1 ve_w • Ji 1 toul' A"'HU.. ..,. ...._ • 330 W. ay Street e •"fOrt a Br. Up"r m.1110 11cr1etarlal urvlce, mu. o.c. Alrpott. c1u DlllMorllllillll ~-lmow '-k" be&,._ 1 • I \ Costa Mua. CA •. o.pan. 1 ..._.. from Hn ce, mala~aaaee (TH )lll-llU or write ..__ ---..___ • ....._._ p M u • .. ___._.... li'"ual Opportunl•-'P-~- ocaaa. Met '9mll•~ '::::=.a br, I ba •~ ,_.Ollll pe.rtiaa. pJrt Aaod ..... ~ ---·---• ·at: • .. -A"'t ""-·~..,-· "9d.... .... . l"WI .... ..... &e.t lrom • .....a.hb'· Ill. 0...-•ountaJD bmab,1'.• ·.'-":' 1,,r.11.. Cclrvln• ofllee. nm • .... p.lr:lldllli.m-tnt ............. 111.sm. v.u., .... · •' CDSNTSD ~,~\~ ln l••· ••••••••••••••• •• ·~ t' --.... ~-.... -=--• -• r• ~-. - ---t • NEYER A FEE C.IK.._ ............ 'Iboro~:r'::o~1e of real estate collection & forec:losures. Some ·supervisory exp. Train ataff, hvy. cu.tomer Or•+ Cout DAIL y PILOT/Tuetday. May 26, 1981 .. _ Beaut.lc'-l.._19J.CW. .......... ..... ~ Prtfer11b()' wifollow\bJ. X&nt workln1 cond. PJeaae caU TuH·Set. M2·0Gn. AM for Joyce CAS.-WAMm &I Toro '* *T ach areu. Call ~lei• M44• CASHlla Part or f\alJUmt. See Betty or Mn. Camp. Newport Produee, Itel Newport Blvd. "5-003Z. ... !.~ ..... !!.~1~1/'.!~ ..... ?!.~ .... !~ ..... ?l~ ... llM..OllfllCI WAIR DRESSER • U.ALSICUrMY f No ex,. MC. APDtJbtwft. 11 aole urlat nt•d•d Saata Au Law flna IAll • 1JPIL-t1UarU.'1 Im.med. Orut loc Tbe IOwpm, Ma, 0 , ~- Cbut. IOOl RdW, Bk!&. HalrKan6nMU4M JHof41·Jal1 H, St.e ua. CM llMT AL ASSIST AMT Cba.lnJde, RDA. X·Ray ftu~ Uc. I' /f. Beub city. lllYmTllnl'T Salary o.,. +benefit.a. Wl_,.I Non -1moker pref !!!£S CAR.RY N1·ZMt. ... -HARDWARE SALES L•A&. SIC'\' ._ .. ___ I Mana1emeat ~tlaJ Our telllor partner FOX Deotal J'root office, -•-• -••llALOMCI Apply ID prnon: Crown n .. da a top L.,al AliBNCY 1tron1 pbone tkllla. ..._,_....,.... Jrvlne firm baa lm Hardware, S107 E. Cout Secretary. Call Joyce NEYEI A fr( DPS, Ina lilt. SaJary ~I .. ••• _,..... mediate opeJSina for Hwy , CdM M0-5'50. fl. open, other heft. 4'1Wya, _,.. .. •••• In...: bric ht. aelf·thrter ---· ------•--------- Beauty . Child care needed for In· s.cnt.ry Nwpt Bcb 142·4112, wt e1•11 ... 1 H • peuon to perform • Lit~• Tot111oftlaHunt. Bell. fantoaBalJIL40bt•~. Well known Npt. Bch. Owen ,.. ..... a ..... ~ac1:fo;'~~:4= HcUI NewportOun.t.ryout.I loo In• (or Halnlyllat" .. ,. bome or )'Oun. Reh co. 1eek1 hlf h quality Dent.al FfOllt Ofllce. See .. JM ,,.. DM4 ... ter-offlce deliver& fll· Nl"HT AllBIT llay ao. Sam ...... 1 1 milt aailtant. Can ad· A••.e7S-l1814 aecretary or tbelr --....... .... 1 • ,..., vaoce to (loor in abort ----------• Conaultlnl Dept. Poa. l.a ad widuOeDeralotOce. •n-•• i In&, etc. Contact: ver· Cl.DI LIFEGUARDS time If iood. Frlnae Clerica& lnteresllnq " varied ft Faablon bland area. •• I .I. lalilae ..y ly ,Nl.aaD. N f &M·OIU. ~a.. ... l~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I ewport Dunea LI e bent itaff. Salary + P.+Tllle.._.. req's. top aecretarlal ..,....., •r 1;1 ut 1; We are 1eekln1 a relia· auard.tryouta May IOlh percent& ... We bave the Laauna B .. cb athyel· 1klllt. Eitcell. wnefita DENTAL 0 FF ICE or_....,.._ to: ble person with an ap-Sam. Newport Beach 18 bu1lne11. Call ASAP clan'• offlce. Phone are ofteNd "aalary of II AN AGER. en . General tltude for fl1urea fr •overonJy.CalJN4-ft21 cont a c t . Ty p e 45. Beauty ExceU. benes. Starting Salon Auiltanta, also on0089. 49'·1051. 11.a&O. tostart. Call: .... __ 1 ... NEWPORT ...__ 1 .... ._,...,,... calculatorakllla Lo work .._.. lite ,,.._ uau.laatic, ..... c ent •or· • --r ,__ Nl&bt Audit. Enjoy ex· LIFMUAIDS-WSl'e CL.9tlCAL '72-ttH ianlaed •/bilk.Pl exp. 4 E'-'UITY h lllO'Wliirtillt= ceUent co. benefit.a ln· lmmed. opening• for Irvine dl.ttrlbutor baa h s s A day wk, JN&1d vacation Is ,.. dudln& a free meal ~r Certified fuards. AJso salary to $1.115. Call : fuU time makeup artlat. Carry '72·tt55 Lic'd only. Tramlna pro-lmmed. openln& for 1~~tPtf · ~~d~~~t::.CSeZ:u~J: FUNDS, INC. Holt Hodna shift. Apply In perso1o traln.lna avail. for June. Clerk T>'l*t to anawer S m ., friendly real RESTAURANT tAM·Noon, Mon·Fr . &July~Jtiona 968-0311 ms£'. 4th St., S.A. 1ram. Robert Is Taylor. telephone " do ienertl estate of c n e e d • Dally Pilot, P .0 . Box #~ EXP. RF.Q'D. Pert0nnel. . A ofc. work. 10 Irey by compatible aecretary ~ Coat.a Mesa, Ca. .-..... Own. Tbun ... Frt10P,Sa11t,Sun. MAlllOTTHOTa Ll•orClettlP T. •• Lo.~lc• CcttmMlon Exp. In a11ump· lions /pay-offs. Hwy phones. Type 45. Ex· cell. benee. Beaut. new offices. Startlna salary to Sl,046. Call: ~ C.-rv 972·fT55 1616 t . 4th St .. S.A Oper crHo.sOfu. Independent bank seeks exp 'd . operations officer to Join its 1row1ng stall. liranch has approx . 30 employees & is really on the move! Thorough knowledge & gd appearance will land this spot. Co. offers excell . benes & starting salary to S25K Call : Carry 97J.tt55 1616 £'. 4th St .. S.A. •••tells bl .. Lo. Officer Rapidly expanding bank seeks loan ofcr. with lite exper. OK Work with installment loa n s. busines s developmt. & lite comm'I loans . Co offers ed . benes starling salary to Sl.400. Call: C.-ry 972-'955 1616 £'. 4th St.. S.A. T.u.rP/TllM Beaut. S&L seeks exper'd. teller for part time work. 20·25 hrs. per wk . Starting salary to $5. 00 hr Call : Carry 972·'955 1616 E'. 4th St .. S A. Lo. Processor Growinl co. seeks ind iv . with loan processing bkgmd. to join its friendly staff. This co. offers excel. benes & starting saJary to $1 ,219. Call. Carry 972·'955 1616 E. 4th St .. S A. S..llMJt OffkffS Beaut. S&L seeks individuals with prev. bank or S&L bkrgrnd. to work nr Oc:!eanside or San Diego. These companies offer xlnt benes. & advancement potent. Call : Catty 972-ttSS 1616 E. 4th St .. S.A CoMt DI ......... Cleril Beautiful S&L seeks exper lndlv. Co. offers xlnt benefit s & 1tarting sa lary to Sl219. Call: Carry 972·"55 1616 E. 4th St .. S.A. Sa•illgt lept 8 mo exper. & very Ille typin& wins this super spot. Starting S a 1 a ·r y r a n g e $850-$930. Call: C.,-y 972·"55 1616 E. ~th St .. S.A. Clerical A11l1t. 1 yr general ofnce exper In RE development dept, & moderate typlne land• t.his'beaut. position In co bra n d new corporate offl cea . Star Un1 Salary to $913. C.-ry 972-HIS 1610:. 4th St., S.A. • Cllrtctll ....... l yr exper 1eneral olflce with emphasis ln correspondence • lypint 1bout &Owpm. 6tartln1 Salary to $1CMI. Call: C9"'Y t71·ffH 1tll E'. 4th 5'., S.A. .................. Moder ate typlnf It loa n pack•• na 1>aclr1round IHd• to t.hil 1uper Cotta M .. a 1pot. Start.lei s.latJ '° $1050. Call: c.nt7Mfll lilt I'-4tb it .. I .A. Ml-'7197. touch" aome A/R exp. a .. _ d ·-· Me~.._., ,.. 900 Newport Center Dr. 1.S~ Mesa Verde Dr. '! llL ..... Cl.Ill( plu1. Gd. co. benefit• for approx. 6 , .... a ay' c 9z.11..11.o Newport Beach I /l.la....,, __ mo.Call: Mon. thru Frl. Wiii DENTALFRONT -w--w·......__~ e-ualOppEm..i~rll /F LOAMPltOCESSOI For expandinl C.M. nt· •1 "'_,., want penon wbo takes OFFICE 76M060 __. .....,.. """ .,., port Co. Good ty=• _7_54_·_193_1 ______ 1 an intereat in the co. No 1 YR. EXP. REQ'D. Aureulve mort1a1e .. II'· So FuU time poaitioo Cotta ~ual()pponunity 10:'"" •:aoP .... ,"'llPM ban kin& firm need11• •• .. req. me e shrthd. n..... Sa1·-to M ..i... ... IF _... • .,. H '-d Xlnl I -. ... r eta, 2 yean exp .. mat m.,_yer • ouaeaeepera wante . Loan Processor with es·•• exp. a +. 18 ary Clerical fl. per hr. Call: be skilled In strona 1~~~~~!!~~~1 Pl•aae call for appt. Seaclilf Motel. 1661 S. perience ln nrnresslna benefit•• lf'OWtb poten· la&... J•l'ft"" I · ~ ... --~ ti I ... ,._.. JRY COi! .... -telephone communlca·,._ ________ 1 845·7'51, Mon-Fri., CoastHwy,LqWlaBch eovemment & conven· 1 · -~. t72·9955 tlon, pee board • ln· '" FOOD •VICES 9:»5PM t94·9717 lion al loins. Salary 19'.._ L•·Tedt surance.631·1~ ~~~~~~~~~1---------i commensurate with ex· ., .. _ _. CDI Is ....... h s r•SOM ...; Houaekeeper, Tues-Sat. perience. Call Debbie, A " .... .. 1616 E. 4th t., S.A Health care co. In lrvlne Muat 1pk En&lilh. Ref. 731·5844. • • Now blrlq dePft)dable dtricel EHIHI Hl&b School Diploma & DISIGiM bu 80 lmmed. openinc General req. 76().0357 ---------IJ day hoateu. Interview O,.... c..ty. ff,.. either colleee classes In for an lndlv. to Joln our Looldllgfor Tue1 thru Th\11'11 J to to 4 a. • ., e c t • r I c •I • chemistry or some lab IMW• Office Services staff. S~oril1 Housekeeper /Companion. MACHNST Ha.Pa " pm.17 Faahlon Island MCHterlll w ... ,,... :e~~~ ::,r~ 1~J[~. ~~~ :::~ c:.e1:i8:1":~~lef: Dutlea Include purchas· Varietyoft~mporary 85. Live in or out. Full time. Must read 1 Bookkeeper. t\&11 chu1e eftlce •••Ke, •P-their Quality Control electrical connect.on, In&. preparina. Ir letting si1nmenta avail Work ____ 833-_2C>m __ . ___ 1 vemieni /micrometers. 6 A 20hni per wk. ChUd can-..tv •t ow o,...~ Dept,. Excell. benes. berm et i c 1eaI1, out food for employees' when you want, Lop pay, i---------i min exper. Laakmann •• avall.CaU"--1"••.""""' """ -SI •t1rts at ... 70 transducer deli'"', com· lunch. Also the main· no fee We---"' , .... _Oil Electro-Optics, Inc . / ....,.,._ -Co_.f.;"""c•. • a ary .. -· ... tenance ol ......... ltcben · '""""": "~-• E 0 E San J C ~...&..11 to.~ to per hr. Call : ponent1 materials " '""' .. Stenoe Typists RECEIVlNG · · · uan apo ._ ..,.._ ltht J°"91011 method.a. lncludin& equipment & Data Ent Opp Factory Electronics co . ln,~(7~1~4~)~49~3-61124~~~~~!' ro-t Duties in<:lude deaicn, clean up. Ideal can· File Clerks Assemblers 1• CDI CORP 972·9955 draltinc. materiab teat· dldate will have a plea•· Laboren WbaeWkrs Laguna Beach needs an 1000_.. ASSISTANT PIT. houn nexlble. Ac· count a paytble, com puter input. bank rec. La1una Beach k>catJoo . Call for Interview (714 )'91MS71. 1616 E. 4th St .. S.A. 1 ._ R•-D J t ing perscnality " take e lectro-mechanical in· MA.ID ,1 J JOl ...._. ... cl A/P Clerk 01 • • pro ec s. direction. Pouea1ion of spec&.or for our Receiv· 6'2-3030 •• S D • ,....,.,._ u~--Lite background only Mechanical Engineer· a valid driver's Uc. re· in& Dept. lnapectlon of ---------te ... _..__ ( In g decree pref'd . 'd Gd 1ar •. f · variety of components, M--T,...._ 11:•.11. •022 needed or a tart-out Qualified candidate• q . . aa y • rtnge --r-· •-1 ti f " b flt '-F auembUea, machined & •...1.......r~ pot1. n accoun ng o c. aend resume Lo: Mrs. ene a pac.aae. or ..-Equal O't~FEmployer o( Important Npt. Bch. J ans. 2 3 8 9 l y i a interview, call: Sharon c;rta, plating, etc. Must FULL" PART JME ~ .0---...-Co. Tb!s co. is 1reat on Fabricaote, Suite 603, Raslna, 714·641 ·1616. able to work lndepen· Lookin& for an excltin&; _ _...,.., ~~~~!!~!!~~I d t b EOE ... /F dently, have at least 3 · th t ii ,.1 _ ::: a va ncemen. as Miuion VieJo,Ca.!1269l • career 1n ere a ,.._ excell. benes. & will 1~~~~~~~~~1~~~~!!~~~~1 Npt Bch 556-3520 yrs. exper. & full work· clothing field? Tbia ~ Po1tin1 clerk for ac· l·--------•I start salary to $725. -:: F ing know~geof various rapidly exft•AA•ftg retail ... · ble FULL Tl p /ti Equal Opp Emplyr MI · /l t I .-....... counts receava • pre-CL .. TYPIST Call : DISICCLa.I me, me . measuring et equ P· clotbine chain is lookin& , fer know~ of posting Rita J-... Full" puttime, lle:dble Ana. aerv. No exp. nee. m e n l i n c I u d in g for bricbt motivated re· 1 & balancin1 accounts. Typinc tcM.Swpm. Gen. 9 72•9955 houn. Best Western Ali Call: ~1333 EOE General O'scopes, micrometers, liable, people to fill the lO·key • typln& at ofc. duties. Experience b 1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim calipers, component position of Manager 40wpm req. Xlnt com· helpful.Gd.co.benefits. 1616E.4th St .. S.A. Ba a Mote , 2250 IVICKI HESTONI testers, etc. Will also trainee &Sales. Full or .. pany benefits. Contact Hrs. 8AM--4:1.SPM. CaU Clerical Newport Blvd, C.M. •GARDENER _ • have other Receiving Part Time . Xlnt Donna~3832. for interview appt. Gd. math a ptitude _~ __ n_oo_. _____ HELPER & AteocllEht Dept. dut.iea. e mployee ben incl H 833-MSO n e e d e d ( 0 r t ti i 8 Domestic Help needed. * mercbandiae discounts · •• BOOKKEEPER. Small COMMERClAL inter estin g pos . in The beautiful Anaheim Specializing in We offer excell. pay le Apply at 1rowin& Irv. office BANKERSLIFE career·mlnded Npt. Cao make •Jbr. Ideal Marriott Hotel 1s seek· TemporaryClerical benefitsph.11a needs self-starter ex-1401 Dove St .. Ste 550 Sch. ofc. Will work for housewife or college ing a ielf.starter with Personnel 4 DA y WOii( WEB MIUHS OUTPOST p er'd . in property NewportBeach closelr/:ith Data student. 966·1300 for basic 1ardeninC exper. 54M400 Com panv is 2 mi. from So.CoutPlua d E 0 E M IF P 1 D G appt J 3333 Bristol, CM m1mt. an /or real · · · rocesst ept. reat · to work in our Main· CoastHwy.&8mi.from 0 estate syndication bkpg.l~~~~~~~~~I oppty. or growth into Donut abop. Early AM tenao~e Dept. Calif. General cos&5 Fwy•. E .. E. Salary open. Call :. s upervisor. Starling shlft,noexpernec.App-driver's Ile req'd ., H.tpW..e.dP T. McDOHALD•S •' ~0-2346 CLlllCTYPIST salary $825. Call : ly: Dippity Dcmuu. 1854 Engllshspeakingpref'd. Mail room, Mon -Tues PleHecaUfor appt: Rita Joe.'°" I d CM nights. 5pm-2am. Apply Telonic Berkeley of S•ClaM11le 8 0 0 K K E E P I N G Ener&elic penion with 972·9955 _N_e_w_po_rt_B_v_. _._. __ 1 Enjoy excellent co. 1660 Placentia, C.M. Personnel Dept. (Under New Ownership I 1 P /t Im e . APP I Y at : ~~ ~::.~~:!e~~~ 1616 E. 4th St., S.A. DIUVB benefits Including a free General 714·494·9401 E.O. E. is now accepting •P· • Crown Hardware, 1024 agency . N 0 ex P . Wf#d rroc•ttor Meyerbof'a, primary meal persblft. l~~~~~~!!!!~~I pllcatlon1 for day & .1 Irvine (Weatcliff Plaza), necessary, but ability to 6 mos. ex per . only supplier of good fO;Ods to Mo~"::'=.~~fues · tMSNCTOI :~g:i~ :S~:::!·t!~:!~ ,' NB learn a mmt. Attractive needed. Co. uses Sabin the l rviniet corprodrate •....-r •,.,.... 2:30pm-12:30am. Apply MacGregor Yachts, 1631 9-lam & 2-5pm wkdye at 1 1---------1 salary " aU company 950. Friendly. pleasant comm un Y nee • a Tilli--THUIS 1660 Placentia C.M. Placentia, Colla Mesa M c Don a Id · s , 6 5 O IOOD-. F C benefits. Call Linda at place to spend your responsible I& flexible 9A~OOM Avenida Pico, San Clem. 1 Fashion Island invest· S49-8lll. day. Salary to $2,200. penoo to do food prep & .._ ..._.•HEIM C'ilrt ~ ment firm. Excell. op-!~~~~~~~~I Call: back·up deliveries. Mon· "'""' Part time. Oran1e Coun· portunity. Exper. & COMMERCIALS, films, Rlte972J·olla995'°"5 Fri, 8rd·3pm. Goodd~~! MAlllOTJ HOTEL ty Airport Area. Self IMSuaAHCE Individual policy pro- ceaainr for life ins. brokerage. T~i ng , shrthd .. figure a tude. Matal'ity ll exp. Ired. Co. benefu. Wm. Sims, C. L. U. 546-9003 MECHAHIC Outboard. Pete 675-3263 •'- t it -·'-" C II reco neceuary · ~·.. starter with strong or-ma ur Y .......... ~. a : mode la, extras. SCAS al $3.45. Call Susie at 700 w. Commonwealth ganiutlonal and ac· Newport Beach. f 714-M0-0123 needa new f•cea . 1618E.4thSt.,S.A. S57.Q32. Wy. co u ntl ne s kills . 957-0282 bee. Sec~ •D•--e • EqualOppEmplyrM /F Minimum lite typing MEDICAL RECORDS I ·' 1---Lp...... Immediate openfn1. _,,._ T d llar and n Ible -n. 1:3Cll COMPANION. Llve and lrvine baaed comp1ny FuU 6 Part time. Must op o ex TRAMSCRllER ~ p /Time Moo, 1: PK to travel with 80year old h a 1 n e e d o f a be 18 yean of age" have General Office Person hours for right person. I;.-;.-.-.-.-;.-.-;.-.-.-.-;.-_; 5PM, Tues. l0:30AM Lo female employer Drive profeaaional, cheerful a good drivin& record. w/bkkp• sk:llls, familiar -7-5-2-6905_______ t ... •·-·~1 Requires 60wpm typing,/ lmowledeeoldicupbooe • " medical terminoloJY· ' Oraanization, attention ! to detalJ Ir follow up are very lmportanl. We of· fer excellent environ· ' ment. Capistrano by the • Sea boep. 49S-S702. •. 6 P M . N o e x p e r · d /hr c u • "~ necessary. Apply Pen· aul.o, arranie illnerariea person u ri&ht ban Start.a at SUS . a with construction in· Glass & Screen person Underwrit.er with com· neySaver 1660 Placentia and travel accomoda· to their manacer o! in· Mark. 8AM·5PM Mon· duatry. 631·20CH needed, exper. Salary m 'I. auto experience. Ave.C.M. ~=~~~:.~~: ~~~=~;o~ .. s~=~=l~~t ~ti~~ru Frid ay at -6-IH"""-llAL--Offt--C-I-, open.S48-9328 ~~~i%;'s~~e;Pe:.o£'x~ Cabinet maker, exper. tertain employer. benefits. Salary offered I•--------Jewels by J01eph look· l•--------1 cell. working conditions. Cu1t Cabinet.a It furn. Salary·$3.CO/hr. Must will be lo S1300. Call: • lni for reliable penion to Go .... -New ofc., moving to Call for 'appt 642-0lOS. have 2 years college ma· lite J ... IOIS DIUV handle various office CINTBLESS Irvine In August. 1638 Placentia Ave. C.M, jorin& in liberal arts, 972·9955 Must have gd. driving duties. s.G-9086. Top wa1ea. benefits, 759·0401 Cafeteria . record. Local pick-u119 It --------f 'd Mts•-.Aa education or business. 1616 E. Uh St .. S.A. dellveri·-~me heavy l!l..l!il..l-•• _1 overtime or exper . I~~~!!~~~!!~ _... in ulred I ... ............., ..,...,. __ _,,,~ operator. Must be able1• 6 mornings a week, • lnplant cafeteria workers. Good benerits. Call 6 am to 1 pm Mon through Friday. 759-2563 Typ g req pus 1 Secretory lifting required-will Sharp enthusiastic INT.D~GNSALES Mon: S:30AM Lo 8AM , 1 yeabrl.experlla~~ ln sales, Expansion m ind:d also be trained in person needed for ~~lesr~~c~P V::rrk. c 1C~~ Flex. hn. Noexper. nee. Tuea. thru Sat: 6:30AM pu 1c re ......... or gov-company see s mechanical assembly aeneral office work. Deltronic.54S-1Ml3 Wllltraln.4119-1461 to 9AM. Excell. driving ·' erment. Take ad to compatible type work. Typlnc 60wpm . Non·~~~~~~~~~---------• rec. req'd. Apply: Pen· J nearest State Employ· person for friendly ... _._ h lnten·or plant care grow smoaer, wo... rs are • · nysaver, 1660 Placentia ! meat Service office in office . Poaitl.on is Only those seeking 8-4pm.Ca1Jforlntervlew ing company needs re-Ave.,CM -: CAMYASSBS Conduct energy surveys. Fre1h air ai easy money. P /T, 3:»7:30pm. M/br. + $$ boousa $$. Call Paul now! m ·3120. Orange County. DOT Interest In I and permanent employment 49 4. 1112. between Guard• liable penon who i. will· 309.677-014. Ad paid for varied. Two years need apply. 12·5pm. MOWHlllHG in1 to learn. Some MMC'iMMTrOsmOM byemployer. • e c re tar 1 a 1 Armed &Unarmed know I edge of Fabric chain, C.M. &'' background required. C'ilMHA&. OfACI horticulture helpful. Anaheim. Xlnl oppt'y. / Conttru<$.ioo C_a_r_p_e_t _H_e_l p_e_r_e_x_· 3 0 0-600 WK perlenced aa aoon a s MO DP. MIC. possible. 631-7518. Get out of the bot sun • inl.o our air-conditioned offices. Will locate an of· fice closeat to you. Carriers Reglater NeWJtpaper bas immed. opening.a for af- ternoon aul.o carriers Ui 10022 Imperial Way 536-9325 La1una Beach •Laguna --------- Niguel. Must be over 18 COOi( yura old " have an 10AM-6:30PM, Fri. lhru economical car. Wort Mon. Hoepilal exp. pre· 3 ""5 30p Ld f'd. ~cell. worklnc COD· ;...,.. : m weea ays, ditiona Is benefits. S.71m weekends. Earn Bayview Conv. Hoept., S)O(>. ~ monthly. Call Mr.Enaleylli5l·7111 2055 Thurln, CM . 542.3505 CASllEIS UTVTEM MARKETS For 2ad" lrd Shlt\.I COOK European Reataurant, Exper only. Full time nights, Contact Rick or Karl 497--444r CM Plaza, Short Order lluat be 18. Apply m Palm Balboa We promote to man•&• C.OOk waftt.fd-tam-4pm, 4 me.nt Is aupervlalon from da)'I per week. w~ A CAREER 1 N7-10J.S. Coltalleea lUDelllar UMM21 H 11Dtiqton .Beacb 9IMUf COUNTER betp. Lite blrN. Lock thop. Exp. helpful. 54t«D Delivery • ..._.. pe:noa •c•&lhlt-•r-----•I w /nptr In i.andllnt f\mt. CM .... /IU' Call Offl( CASllEI leU1 NJ•IOU btwa E o joJ worlrl DI ln ,_~_ll_am~-~~-- l l n&clr '• Jewaleu . DIMTAL Alalat• Dulin lnd.S. ~ p /UIM, -... , etOW1ll Hlea balan~ ... , H d •rtde• _prectlce. dallf ~ t.rulae• aDA~ Cd...._ et dou,dl9buniftl,.... .._ ... °"'9el' re&Med clUde9. &Jt. •t -I I I If • cell. Co . b t o tf'h Deatal Aulataet. PHUI•· ~: llr. CIUI ....... ate.iH II e D • r m o l l • ree•tl llllltift oft, llMk· n ...... ta ... Daillal Amit W/ tll• ILAftelr'I puclff .._ •Wlt1. ... , Excellent benefits. •Vacation. • holidays For cir culation dept. Openings In MO-S790 Gerl6'6-~. Salary $1200. C1ll: paid Outctoor maauJ,ne local· Costa Mesa, Irvine, ---------•--------- lite J...._. -Co. paldprofitsbaring ed nr O.C. Airport. fin: El Toro. Interior Design Firm •MODILS-ACTOllS• ~ 972·9955 •Medica~Ltfelna. 9-5pm . Call M y'rt : •S..OOPerbrltup seeking 1ccounlin& A'lTRACTIVE ~ 1616 E. 4th St .. S.A. Mt.1ioo Viejo area 540-4222. •Unlforms-cleaning free c I erk . lite typing, ENERGETIC Jr.Sec,..._., CaU :Mn.Pa.relll •Mature persons pleasant working at· DEPENDABLE Major company in 581·3830 General Office penooa· welcome mo s p h e re . G ood Busy caatina office is ·. Irvine seeks brl&bt, l~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~I ble "0utiolnl. youthful •Semi· retired OK. benefit.a. ~locating to workin& on 3 motion pk·; career minded person D..-Stae.. Clertl penioa for Dental front Irvine.~. turea currt!ntly. Need to handle variety --,, erred omce. Exper. Jnf. but BEKINS actoni-actreuel for ex-- duu ... for direct.or of Expenenced pref · will train rliht person. PRO~CTION Interior Plant Co. now tra work " bit parts. -Mu.t won Saturdays. R d 'I I; h . f F/f . communlc1tlon1 . Pie eq . 100 co m · iring or matn· Model• for magaalne" Company offers :a'll~~r~~~ munlcaUve alrilll. Non· SERVICE~ tenan ce poMsitlonh In layout1 "advertl1in1•1 excellent benefits and Smoker. N.B. 6"-0611. ~1 :ie~ld. Oranie Co. ust ave work. Call from 1-tpm, 1 salary to $1200. Call: DRY Cleaning help, part n im, a . own transport. Call Mon·Sat for app't : I lite J.._ " full Ume. Dem mitt ... aAL Of!PfCI C7I4t1' 1·411 I 54()...4244 551-INIOI. (Not a school or- ,72.tfH Cleanera, Cd.II. 75t·t901 Looldn1 for a very in· LO.L •••••••••• M F. --------• portfolio aervlce ). '{ terettlnt part time job ~~~~~~~~~Janitorial --------· 11818E.4thSt.,S.A. IXIC.SICUTAIT in pleaaant office ?~ AAAMIDMAM MOTH•"SHBI• ' lec_.l .... t Rapidly arowinl E.slde Clerical, for mature Tbe floor shining SrlCIALC...0 I Oo·AheaC! company corporatereP>oalofflce penon. LocaUon P.C.H., C'iUAIDS 1peclall.tt needs reliable 2 full time Is 1 P /T • seeks pleasant , baaanlmmedlateopen· Npt. Bcb. Exper. a Full " part time. All penion Lo work 7am to helper, m ust b e friendly lndividu1I to in& for a full time Is p JT mu.t. Accw-ate typln&, areas. Uniforms fum'd. lOam wkdays /wkend phyalcally stron1. good 1• run their front desk. exp . exec u t l v e no 1bortbaod. 20 hr. Agee 21 or over, retired cleanln1 • pollahlnc tile drlvlna record , love Some typlng required. secretary. Muet be able week Includes Sat• Sun. welcome. No exper. nee. ( I o o r • I n t h e beach Is outdoors, young'i Beautiful waterfront to type at 1eut 60wpm, ,_c_a_n_: 646-__ 7_431_____ Ap p 1 y : u n 1 versa I Westmlnilter Mall Area. thin kin& w /pollltlve at· 1 location. Excellent have &ood comm1111ica· Protect.ion Service, 12216 Muat bavecar. Greatfor tltudea. • beneflt1. Salary to tlon alrllla. ao m e •IMaALOflllCI w. 5tb St., Santa Aoa. student.a or retired in· 7All-4PM ... IMIOMC> ~ Sl,000. Call: 1borthaod and dlctattn1 5 /days week . h r1 Interview tin: •12" 1·4, dlvlduala. For more in· S.llPM ... 9800 MO l lllteJ...._ maclline akllll. Hours 10.5pm.Callat54H198. Moa·Frl fo. call ('714) 529·6509 SAT/SUN ... '5(IOMO t72·ffH 9-5PM. Uqualilied reply ---------1 EOE INTERVIEWS TUES.1 1~e E. !:"_St .. S.A. ~e~!=. ~~~ ........ llily Pi•1at 't!'rdlT~~anted.. ·~ ~~.:'Ji .THURS tPM, FRI i -ec. ~......, Delly Pllot, PO Bos 1.SIO, " ,.. •--1 penon m Apolena, B.I. Director of corpoHte Cotta ..... c a. 9:aa1 • • keep reattooma 1parkl· N d 11 ! r I an n In 1 l n 1n1 clean.Ca11 Ad·1ltter ew1paper e very; o t • r natl on a I DIC.SIC"Y • • #ZZS,14.1'300.Uhra. peuoo, 11 or oHr.' corporation aeelt1 For f a1t movlnt • c••••:l:.ul .~ • Dr iver'• Ucenae, ID·'f oraanlled Lop quality Newport Beacb office. ~IRRI U~VI ~'5 JAMITOllAL aW"ance, ecooomy car. t secretary. Your day G 0 0 d t >'p l 0 C 6 • Supervlaor for Clauifled Department.. 8'ock " cWiv.-y penoa, Npt &ch-Irv.CO.ta MeH 1 wlU be interettlnt and abortllaad tllilll, .alary • Experience neceaaary. Excellent compa.Jl)'e 7am-4pm tbill. SUoctay area 1 dJ'I pr wt. Mon·~ c b a 11 en I l n f . comm-.bM oa n · bene(ita. Salary commen1uratt with thr• Tbur1day. Xlot Fri.' 2·5PM. Sit/Sun' Out.atandinl benefit.a. r.rtace. Oontad Lin· •experience. For appointment for Interview.. b eoefll1. Ap e l.>' In 4•7 : HAM. Approa. ::~~~°.t:ulary to : <f1•>•im. e caUN2-432t.ext277. e f:sTit!:~ .. ~uor, ~iT:il~~.~a:,~ .... ,..... --• .;...._ST_'4_0_-CO __ tS __ •• _ Secrehlv . •• J E w E L IR : E •. Leeor8ob (I f7J.tfll Cook 6 c.bler. ltaper ... •J I d R b t '' lilt I!. 4th 8l, s .A. ate. aot hdflc C.OUt e T7pln1 50 wbpm , sho1 rtbanwdld!ct,apbone.. 11P•1cr .. ~.01 C!_: ,.!....~.!.. Ntwapaper 1, H KB_. .... ___ pleesant p one vo ce . or. or two ... .... .. ...... , CL .&.SSIFI~ l 917· -•TWm· e newspaper execuUvea. !:xcell•t benefit•• Mlulon Viejo llall. " lill l ll'ema .. l.Ulnuebaftlt e and environment . For appointment ude 114 /-...i.. Telti•r 1 a.. ., for • 111r claJ ellMIDt • e bet9'vlew, calJ eca..-i. UL m. e ""'~-6• _ ... _.._.._ .. tr lcnmtd Openlnc for a ·,1 eoolda1 I day •k. Nca K::Fri.j:;-;t.;..t per el111lfled ulu:i ,..._, -drtUlll•· •. . ~,..e...t •. UU.. Partorf'trdw1D1 pel'llOD, ......_ ... *"•t alt ••• or •lH4 • 8 ........, • ~I, Ult •1m 1 • m m • r • 0 m e tot••Ual. Call TelMy q ----~~--· • 330 w. I)' Street : ... hDd e. NO .. ,. Aatll• .... Oraa1e1 ' Costa Meaa. CA · ateHHrJ. Appl1 ta PuU.ldElt am1 ..c ... 8 '-qual Oppe>rtunJty Employer , ~' m 11 .. Dr. ,.,.,.-.,0.0.111.m o> •••• ••••• • •• -. t wwa.._ _..,. ~~~_.Dalb, I Orange Coaal DAILY PILOT/Tuelday, May 26. 1981 • •,~ ,. '~ I>.;.""~"" t1 ~,. 1~1 r ·~ .... ~-·-}~ .~ I 1~: I ). ._,, "'I >I ~ • lt~ I t1 ~,.~ I I ~ ~ .) "~ ~-~ • 1 ~· 0,, 11 ,,~! ~~ ~ ~ .~ ~-~T -, ,_ ' & 1lt ,.._.;c •• .,... H•., ~~, -s.cws...-.. 1-& ........ I' *¥tit ................. -. --r s-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• . ...................... REMODELING CRPT·LINO.WOOD Roofla1. plumbln1, SUNSHINE 00MOVIN·MAN" .lnterioT plant detlan • Cookln1. wuhlna. •MP- SIBlll 11loor111-.Jot' Repaln u.t LIB J Tl.I lnat.aUed~. Uc. carpentry, pal11tla1. HO\ISEXEe:PlNG 11 canfw. CiOWUoua Ir malnt.n.nc:e for home tn1. cleanln1. trvlfte ~lor..__. Kltcbea1, batbrooma, -~ ntCU'T-t'IN Roon, ,..pair /remodel. Glveyourboc'Dethatepr-cheap. Placallte1329 or office. Plant It I enlort 1tven sptclml 1J:~.1l-y(MI9'1 entrtes. Ue'd. --•••DMr-0,1 .,. l'rM at.-. .. aft. s. lnl cleuln1 look all SS1·21M ca.l"e UZ.lUI after Spm. c.,..s..1cw year·romd, witb qu.aUty ~~!~.~~~~ ..... ......... ...,. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• REASONABLE • ISbampoo II .tum elean. CllMC_.. SPRINGS/HARDWARE PROllPT. FREE EST. • depeadabl• work. WALLPAPmt._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba CoSor b~ wbt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto O~oewdoon ALMOST EVERY Free ••tlma\e, re· Neat patcbel fa tutuna CONSERVE WATER IO:Lad crpta 10 min. l>Jeach. Pb1alolo11at wW prov .. Lie. '•~*7 REPAIR NEEDED. rerence rurnla hed, Prof. lnat.alled, tat roll llfteett. HJ..IOt Automate Your Rall, Uv.-diD. nm $15; ruu day can for your CRET.145-4757 licensed 6 bonded. bun1 free. Anawer Ad Sprinkler System · DAILY ....... 9S2·I084 ••. 842-4300, 2' bn or ED'S Pl..ASTERING 714 /5118-1581 av1rm11.110; couch SlO; children. Field trlp1, l..a8-1U9 PILOT cbr 115, Guar. elim. pet humanistic Ed, Bch, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ................ All Ty pea lnt /Ext S•YICI odor. Crpt ,...U. 1.5 yra m ueeum, Disneyland. CLEAN·UPS/LAWN ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fantaatlc ~lea.nlnl Fine palntlo& by Richard ~2S8 FREE EST. SPRINKLERS• SOD DIUCTOIY exp. Do work mytell. Nwpt Bcb area . Malntenan~·Lndt:t,., HARDWOOD FLOORS dOM, tborou&h. retlable, Sinor. Lie, Ina. 13 yn of Tree removal. DIG IT DOJTNOWI Ref1. 511-0101 f75-4795; 15'Hli0 Free eat. IU· Cleaned fa Wned refa.541-1709 happy N.B. cuatomen. PLASTER PATCHlNO Landacape,646-7070 Anytime, 83M881 S.A . Int /ext. 30 yn exp. ........... we Cue Carpet Cleanen c ...... ctw Gardenln1. landaupine. ............ Thank you. 831-4410 Neat work Paul 54S.2977 Stock lrolren Your Dally PUot tree lrlmmln1 & re· ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• St•am clean • uphols . ....................... H••1 COLLEGE STUDENT, Seo-tee Dtnctory Wor k auar. Truck Conatructioo·All typee moval, major clean·up, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport ButJnea1 •xec exp, lnt/ex, any job tor ,._.""1 Stocks, money market. R•pnaentative mount wiJt. &U-3'718 20 yn exP. Free eel. free eat. 7$1rl:M8 Haul, cleanup, coocrete wlll houaealt In Nwpt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• tax s heltera. Steve 642·1'71. eat J 11 Uc. la34.588. 64$-S873 removal. Dump truck. Laftun• aru. Xlnt refa. leu ! Alex 851·9371, PLUMBING-new con· Johnston, UPHOL•DRAPES Prof. Japanese Gardener Quickserv. '42·1S38 Ca Paul 780-7024 SS2·023l structlon, remodeling, 644·2442. Clea.nine In your home. Carpentry, Adclltlon.t ai Lawn cuttin1. tree trim· repairs, reatauranl, -- Acea• .... Me1Hr, ,.,.HAM«t ... na. TIP·TOPCARPET& Sm all joba-25 yn exp. mini, weedln1. 541-8.37S DUMPJOB.S electronic leak detec· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lic.309152 548-2719 Small llovint Jobe ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2S yre exp. Free est. tion. Top Hat Plumbing. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Floor Care. l6C).QM GARDEN MAJNT. BRICKWORK: Small Fut, neat, reliable. TILE INSTALLED F /C BKKPGSERVICES Call MIKE646-1391 636-2030 AU Tax...co.ta lleaa NoSteam/No5alampoo Drywd Yd Clean·tlp. Tree trim· Joba. Newport, Costa tB /roll fr up. 845-6490 All kinds, 1uaranteed, Call .. UNM5-9580 Stain Speciallat. Fast ••••••••••••••••••••••• m ln1. 54l-3'lW, .Wpm. Haulin1 &DumpJobe . Meaa , Irvine, Ref a. Wall Paper Hanging Holleman Plwnbin1 refs John, 8S3-166'7 dry. Free est. l»l.582 Oryw~ial.tat Ask for Randy. 675-S11S Salea·Service-Repaira T.ton.9 .,. •• c ....... Quat Is New Is re· EXPERT LAWN CARE "1·842'7 All wort euarant.eed Free estimates SS2-7L83 Monthly service. Trees BRICKAR11STRY Terri, M5-Gl8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C .... Acemtlc mod. 1389N4. S32·SS49 Pool ai apa copln1•. Guar. Uaed refrt&. • cleanups. M Ike HAULING-SWdent bu Property Mn r ,, .... TEACHER ••••••••••••••••••••••• brick paviap, block Ir DOC 'S PAlNTING baa Good eond. SaJea ti AcouaUc CeWnp + DRYWALL·Our ex· 548-~ laree truck. Lowest ••••••••••••••••••••••• Credenllaled Tutor Service. 6'2-7154 custom band tutu.rin1 pertile. We can handle rate, prompt. 7S9-1976 brick waUa. ~74.21 returned! ' Docks, boat Prof. Property Mgmt readm1. math, spelling Lie. 3899'4 532.5549 your problema. 631·20<M THE LANDSCAPE CO. Thank you, John. Custom Muoory 6 Con· alipa, int /ext hse. Apu, houses, condos, of· Gr. K·4. 546-6432ev1. .. ,... Nothlne Flnerin Maint. crete 100'• Local Ref's. Prompt, reliable fices. PM Co. 951·6666 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C....tCoauwtw Tapin1·Texture · s.&9-201.5 anytime C~Y ... Ad aervlce. Dave MS-0389, Ty'""9 Senlce Lie J ina /Bond 645·8512 leflldshillg Drivewaya, parkln1 lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• Accoustlc Cellinga. Free We clean out 1ara1ea. 1 W.5851 ••••••••••••••••••••••• repalra, aealcoatln1. Foundatlooa, Retaininl est. Kevin 875·9088, MOW 6 EDGE-10% dis· too tnick. szs. 548-4769 Jim, 840.1705 Rod . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prof Typing Service. S.S Aapbalt. 646-4811 Walla, Hillaide Restore· 67~1S03 count, ""-price winter DAVE'S PAINTING J . D. Hom Refinishing Gen'I typing, cass re· MASONRY Ir TILE lJc'd. lion , Slabs, Patios, rates. 955-1328 TREE!SHRUBTRIM Our apeclalty. We aolve Serv. aall.sfied cust. 9 Antiques, kit. cabinets. cordin& ai tranacribin&. Block Ir Brick. Llc'd . llKtricel Gara1e fl yard clean-yra. Qual.·inte1rity. Fine painting. 645·0664 phone di ctations .......... 642-838'7 eves ~0539 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALIF. GARDEN ups. Free est. 557-8271 . your problema. 631·2004 Reas, in•, Uc. 7~7301 Mariah 636-0756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRICIAN-priced Tree trim, clean·ups, ce· Alan's Lwnary Motor Car Pool Deeb and Patios, right, free estimate on ment work. 646-4655 ~ ..... Brick·Block·Stone INT /EXT PAINTING loofilt9 PROF. TYPING Care. WaxJ.ne. poliahlng, Maaoory, Sport Courts, large or small jobe. Very reu. Uc, bonded. Lo rates. Prompt, neat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• On IBM Selectric, die· Jeule's Gardening. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bob 54&-27S3!538-9906 lnt. Home/ofc. 531Hl51 Tennis Courts. Lie. Lie. 1396621 613-0359 Want a REALLY CLEAN Free eat. 848-5684 QUALITY ROOFING taphone, statistical, re· Complete clean·up, AGAPEFORCt All types, free est. 37.w67. 8Sl·l966, 847·7C178 ROUSE? Call Gingham lllCK&ILOCK ports, etc. 97!Hl.SS ..... " REMODEIJNG 1eneral maint, hauling, Girl. Free eat. 845-5123 Marty 648-6818 Visa, MC. :>41·5930 Electrical work, resld. & tree trim and removal, PAINTING COMPANY HARBOR ROOFING WIMlowC~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• c .. ,. ......... comm 'l. 631·2004 comm . landscapine ROBIN 'SCLEANING Mo•lllt 3 Generations or • •••••••••••••••••••••• D.&D.l•••n Paintinl Excellence. ~~!~ .... ) ...... Driveways, patioe, pool malnt. 645-2122 Servlce--e thorouebly ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Let The SWl5hine In" Des11nera. C ualom declta, service walks, For.Ice Tie clean house. ~0857 Movin11 The Starving 839-5851 Call Sunshine Window homes. 37 yn exp Fin. foundation• installed. • •••••••••••••••••••••• H•,,.• Colleee Studeota Moving LOCAL SANDBLASTER Cleaning, Ltd. :>48-SSSS avail. Charles (710 Lie. I 11100334. Free eat. Formica Countertops ••••••••••••••••••••••• General Housecleaning Co. baa IJ'OWD, Insured RENTALS PAINTED Lie. ins, reaa. No job too 191.3141Al (714)963-8433 KC Peclfk Corp. Custom built Ir in.stalled, HOME IMPROVEMENT Rella ble-References same eood service. Int /ext. Prompt. big/small. ~7909 lt '1 time to plan for tbat latest colors & designs. Remodelin1--0dd joba I Own trans. 962-0510 IT124·436 License . Seaside Painting, Greg, c...,. ••• , (714)834-4741 Free eat. 646-411'71 28 yn exper. 979-22185 I 641·8427 538-4806 S.wlltCJ Aht affoM vacation trip. For extra ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHIP TO SHORE ••••••••••••••••••••••• caah, why not sell some All Around Carpenter. ,SELL idle items with a Make your s hopping Boat ar House Cleanin1 ABC MOVING, Ex per UIMIOWPA.IMTIH~ Alterations & Dressmak· of those it.ems you don't Fini.ab Ir ftou&h. Free WANT ACTION? Daily Pilot Clasaified ' eaaler by ualng the DaUy Reliable-Exp. ·Bonded prof, low rat.es, quick Exll lnta, custom. ing, exp' d , re as . need with a Classified Eat. John 71~ Classifed Ads &U-5678 Ad. 642·5618. Pilot Claaalfied Ads. Est. ~234.2. ~978S carefulservice.552-0410 Free Est. 642·9614 540-3593, 646-3:113 ad? &U·S678. --- Help Wellh4 71 00 H.lpW-.4 7100 HelpW-.4 7100 HelpW-.4 7100 HelpW..ta4 7100 Help W-.ct 7100 Help Wcmhd 7 I 00 Help W..ted 7100 HelpW~ 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUISBlY SALIS PAUTIMI Real Eatate. Openlnga llCEl'T TYPIST SAIL CUTTING position SAL.IS SCTIY I.Md SECRETARY SECRETARY Looldn1 for penonable, Eam full Ume pay in for exper. agents. F o r Int erior avail in sail loft, exper Catch this o~portunity Mid size Newport Beach For Newport Securities, Newport Beach General neat, energeUc person your spare time! Westcliff Re11ltors. Landscaper, oHices dealrable but not nee. $50-SlOO/~ oung am· law firm ia looking for a F /T to help manage Contractor has im· able to erow with a well SZSO·S400/Wk ia yours, 645-7221 located near 0 .C . 548-3466 bilious c bu room sctry with 1to2 yrs legal mkt1. program. Must be mediate opening for a established company. euaranteed u • consul· Airport. Gd t~I skllla ror more. Tralnln1 & expr. Ma1 n expr also well organized, reasona· construction secretary. Mlnimum 1 year retail tant for Import Co. req. F tr wit company Sales trans po provided : helpful. Beautiful al· ble typing. SS.25 /hr. Xlnt working conditions nuraer y 1ellln1 ex· Deaire for bill$! Call benefit•. 545-Q52. 540.7652 all llAM mosphere and opport. 957·1Ml Jo. & company benefits. perience required. Full before 3pm: 615-~ 4MEXCmM• for adavancement. Call Good typing skills re· time startinl salary. ~ llC.-T typtST SALIS OPPTY. Salea 7U /833-C1730 SECRETAllY quired. Send resume to: $1000.$1400 per mo. Paid Full 'l!:"~Tion. Full I I.) Person Friday must We are ent ering a GllATHOUIS P tr. for manufacturer's Margaret Holmes PO holidays Ir vacation•. type. SS /hr 642·0377, tremendous new field of SECUTARY representative. 551.5389. BOX 2390 Newport Hoa f ltallaatlon Ina. company nefita. Ex· Barbara WUaon. entertainment that is tAM-2PM A front office secretary Beach CA 92660. M /F aval . Part lime poel· f:Jr or w /train. Apply --,,.;)!!!!!!:~-~ aweeping the nation. We for small Newport EOE. or ••SECIETAAllS•• tlon1 a lao avail. ID· ENNEYSAVER 1860 llC.nOMIST are looking for a aales Beach manufacturing t.ervlewa by appt. only. Placentia Ave. C.M. Needed. Newport oriented penoo wbo bu 4PM-fPM firm. One penon with Sht80 /Fuhlal$1.5,800 Secretary CaUM6-'7441 Mon· Fri. llC..rlOMIST Beach. Boat·lype buai· a desire for above typin& 6 secretarial SbtlOOtroVP $18,000 EXEC. SECRET 41Y LLOYDS NURSERY ,. YIOLL CLIU Top w aees to mature oua. 4 /daya week, Sun· average income. You Join the Loa Angeles akllla to alao perform T60 /Our OfcSl0.800 lmmed. opening ror Ex· 2·3 daya per week. Hn. person. Apply 2·4PM, Wed , 8 : 30.s.: 30pm . must be penGOable ai Ttmea Clrculaitcn Team bookkeeping, posting. ec. Sec. workln& for the Nualne 9-S. Apply: 1890 Placen· Mon. thru Sat .. 2408 $4.SO/br. Heavy phones coof'Mient in your abilitL • adapt your work Call 548-11818 for app't. ActgClk /S up er · Director or Business RN or LVN 3-11:30PM. tla Ave., C.M. Newport Blvd., N.B. Ir typlne experience. to communicate wit schedule to your JobSll,400 Development. Sbrthd. & 41 bed Conv. H't>ap. othera ai have depend•· Ufeatyle. Work 5 /hrs/· Expd. Consultant Ours Pel Attendant. auay Call 845· 1100. ... day in a Tlmes Circula· Liz Reindera AIY, lnc. excell. typing a must. Newpor( •ct'ky area. 1 ble transportation.. We SECUJARY Santa Ana Ave. ~3081. La1una Pet Hotel. Reeeptlonlet Rec:ept. Sm ad a1ency -If oeceuary. lion aalea office near Excell. oppty. for sharp 4020 Birch F.st '64 EOE Some word processin& Weekdaya. St.art S3.75. your borne Ir have more New port Al3:M190 /Free desired. Gd. oppty. for MarkeUn1 firm k>oklne Accurate typist, eow~ Excell. frinle beneflta. Nunln1 494-0142. for enerptk pereoa to SbaTP w . ..--e Apply at: Teleprompter lime for your family, eal to work in fut-paced seH·starter. Excell. Newport Beach comm 'I. workllll conditions & co. Nunea Aides ~11 :30PM. studies or lelaurely Part tlme 3:»7:30PM. PHARMACY Clerk. Full handle sen. ofc /recept peraonality. Growth or Newpott Beach, 901 perioda. We pay hourly f81 est.ate ore. Excell. Secretary type 60 w.p.m .. benefits. Send resume time, 9:30AM-6PM. No work. Aur Salary Ir ben. potential. No 1moklng, W. 16th St., Newport wages ar COlllOliallons. typlnf ai dlctaphone rull lime prior exper to: Margaret Holmes., Country Club Conv. Sundaya. Npt Bch area. Flu hn. Westmark Ir please. 645-«MO. Beach akll 1 required . Salary 800+. Call P .O. Box 2390, Newport Hosp. 549--aoll Assoc. Terry, 546-&444. Cballenelng poeilion for 644·751S Receptlonlat/Bkpr for LOS ANGELES TIM ES 847·9622. Beach, 92680. M/F EOE M ... small law ofc. Ute typ-Sa lea 131S Sunflower Ave. rilht eal. Call: LaiJa, Need Rn or L VN for pm 'HOMISALIS llC~ SIC"I CLOTHISTIMI C.M. 831-2900 SECRETARY Immediate poaition inl • filing req. 842--0023 . Secretary Good skills required. shirt in conval. hosp. SUttte Now blring P tr sales. 540-0301 Xlnt salary &r benefit.. Exp~aalea~ available in le1al /acctg llC.,,OMIST Alao manager Ir usiat. *** M mt be able to work Differential paid for pie ed for mjr. O.C. office for reaponslble Real EAtate lnv•tment manaeer positions Equal =Wlity Secretarial with ~hildren ai adults. weekenda. Apply Bever· summer campaign. aelf·atarter. Front office Co. Good froot office ap-avail. Minimum 6/mo. Em yer SKRETARY II Ca rden Christian •tpearance. Pleasant School, 846-96C77. , ly Manor.~Vlctoria, Eam aalary + comm. pearance, pleasant exp. 642·1231. *** p one manner; or· SALES ·Hardware, C.M. Work ln air cond., com· phone penooality, U1bt If you would enjoy work· Sec•y Extctlltfn fortable ofc. Mon·Frl ganized • ba 1 l c typin1. 41,A, day week. SALIS CASHI• f /time pos. in retail SECRETARY I ing In pluab surround· Person Friday, respon1i· evea. 15 hr wk. Beato 6-8. secretarial skills req. Newport Beach . Permanent F tr poaitlon hardware store. No Sun· ings It's at our Newport to maintain & rwi well ble w /gd driving record. Call: 957-3!02 Salary commensurate 549-2988. for home sewers. Must days or eves. See Mike CLflEAL Center ofnce and can established manufac· For interview Ca ll wit h ex perience . be able to work flexible Jobnaon, H.W. Wright meet our requirementa, turera rep agency. Exp .. 548-2271 Mr. Daboub 'OOLl•AllMAM Newport Bea c h , cbedule. Oppt'y for Co., 126 Rochester ,CM Opportunity exists for why not give us a c:ill? dicta phone ai 1hort.band. Needed for Mission Vie-64().0080. llC8'J'IOHISTS training 4' advance· quallfied typist In active Full time. Office in your OHtCICOPt• Jo area. Exper req. Call Receptioniat /Secretary l:JOto I'M m ent. Excellent Saleaperaon needed for ofc. Shorthand Ir die· We are currently in· home. CdM, NB or CM. WUl train to operate for a ppt. 837-8940 employee benefits. App. 1rowln1 med. equip. co. taphone helpful. Enjoy All o ff ice equip, Lighting showroom baa 12:30'-»5 PM terviewlng candldatea furnished. PO. Box 746 Xerox 9500, other ly store manager, O.C. area. 714,IS24-6800 excellent co. benefits in· with a minimum or 6 machines fa duties.mail P /tlm:.~e room Im med . opening Two posltlona avaU. for 10.m-Spm. Kathie. cludinl a free meal per previous %Dally Pilot, PO Box w /varied duties It typ. receptlonbt & typing I mo a . 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. room • booklet aa· HOME SIU SHOP shift. Apply in person secretarial experience, aembly. Ftr, M:~m , belper. Mon 3PM to ap-ing 50-&0wpm. Tustin nr duties for Executive Sale• Secretary Travel 9AM·Noon, Mon-Fri. 92626 Suite. Nr. O.C. Airport. 2200 Harbor Blvd, C.M. excellent typing skill• M.50 at.art. Non·•m er. prox 8PM, Tue, 2PM to Red bill Is Edinger. BualneH. Good akllls, Personnel (60 to 65 wpm) and the SEC'Y-SUMMER Ar.ply 8: 3CH1: 30 at: On approx 7PM. No exper NuWest Ughting Inc. Call: 7S2..az:M for appt. SALES aeU motivated, lnterut· MAlllOIT HOTB. ability to communicate F tr, June IS-Sept. 11. S 1ht Photo1raphlcs, necessary. Apply Pen· 15102 Redhill Ave. CHILDREN'S AC· ed In uaiating comm 'I 900 Newport Cent.er Dr. effectively. Knowledge Fast. accurate lypln1. 3303 Harbor Blvd. Unit neySaver 1880 Placentia 731·3344 Restaurant CESSORIES Mature, Hies dept. in marketing Newport Beach or I 8 M Mem ory transcribing, gen. ortce. E·5,C.ll. Ave.C.M. Bartendera, barten· ruponalble 1aleapenoo. 6 PR. Marie957·2'100. Equal Opp Emplyr M /F Typewriter required. IECB'nOHtST Will consider qualified Printing position avail. with a de re a a ' 1 , cooks , Full or part Ume. Moun Sandwich Saleapenon \ college student. One ,.cm Offset,,..,.,.,... well establiabed buai· waltreuea, waltera. flexible Evenlnea & Mon· Fri. 7am·lpm . Excellent starling penon omce. Busy work Small mfc. co. Exper. Exper 'd . 2nd ne11 firm in Laguna 675-1094between1-6pm. wkend1. App't only. Must have own trans. Secretariel salary and benefit.I. For sched. lnt.erestinl pro-549-3399 more information. not nee. Gd. company Preaapenon. Gola Com· Hilla. Muat be well· Reataurant RAC, C.M. 642-1900 woa•• please call: ject.s. Send ahort letter benefit.a. U642 Chemical munlty 4 \.Dlit. Apply: dressed Is groomed. Lite (n o phone .. call•> Full time cafeteria Sales, experienced, part s_.Sc ..... Ke•lllTerry Lo .. H.B. 1860 Placentia Ave., CM typing req. Beautiful Of· employees. Coob, fry· SICUTAIY tt.tflhYMI w /qualiflcaUona • ex· fices Ir dnt benefits. tlme. Ladies apeciallly 7 14-640.9321 per. to Herb Mitchell, Find what you want in Hrs: 8 :30·Spm. Call coolra, caahlere, line 1bop, Fashion llland. LlaAI. 234 E. 17th, J206, Costa Palnter·muat have: 1ood Dally Pilot Claaeifled.s. Judy at58M400. aervlce, dllbwaahera, Flexible bn. Call Mlml Prob• te experience. S1~tt*IU~ Mesa, CA 921827. sense, manner • ap. bus penona etc. Daya, 159·Ml. Permanent part·tlme. If the routine or school pea ranee, aome exp., . ·••••• • Daily Pilat 1wln1 or graveyard Make your advertialn1 Newport Beach area. made you feel loo re· Service 1taUon manager, car. 115·•/br. 645-5529. shifts. New cafeteria 671-7120. 1lmented·let ua at Kelly D opening in Costa Meaa. dollar 10 farther! Llat help )'OU be flexible this WELLS ex per. Dya or nltes. Xint 'AUTIMI PleHe call 83).3000 ext. your bualne:u every day SICllf ARY Summer!! FARGO oppt'y. 67~3320. To deliver Oaily Pilot • . I 2081 in the Clusitled aecUon PIT Wed·Sun. Yacht auto route in Newport of tbla new1 paper. Club, 1101 Bayelde. You can be a vacation BANK SH ....... DB'T. Beach. • Pasteu, p._ Reataurant. Caterin1 642·5678. CdM. f44.ll5IO. fUl·ln or J':! help out TIAl4ll HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. i WI .. new1p1pe• e 1pe ....... ·put Ume,: flrm bu openln1 ror . wlthawo d i Excell. co. benefits. approx I : 30pm to houn Uam·lpm, Monday lhru Friday. reapon. adult to operate ~ A.. Steady work. She MUil 5:30pm Eaeelleat compan1 beneflta. For appt. for e Hobart auto. &llcer Ai We 're loo kine for MONewpott Center Dr. be lood rib nwnben. HOURS : Sat Ir Sun ·• lnt.r'fA.w. call MZ-4321, ext. m. • learn portion control. '-··~ emplo1eea wboare: Newport Beach CM. Deltronlc,5'5-0tll 5am·1am. ~~·--Equal O~ Emply Exp. pref. but will train. Earnlnp approx $350 : . Train11 : 9'/$4.50 J: br. 9:30llm M t1I r,rmont.b. i. epm on. thru Tbur. . ~ a.ta STATIOM9Y . all M2"41Zl for Brxan lea .. I •• Holland or Shel on .... District M I ... I ... to .,. a-. lrTJ.0'141 ~ Store in CdM needs •TtUa bl1hly aucceaaful local newspaper bu an ! f0t appt. Lori't K.ltchetl ,,,.... Secretary aaleapenoa F /time, 5 Harte. Equal Oppor ~.,· -~ I ooenln1 for a trainee In the clttulaUoa de· Sea••·-TOPIXIC. daya. ~ ""lnl eon· Emplo)'tt partment. Baalc skill• will entalll RtlaU da. ~111 ftne cllen- Part·tlme ~l Olrl eupervialon ol 10 to 14 )'ear oW boy and Pi .. aai.. cbUdren '•· W9"PNCllUft SICllf AIY ~Ae. hone 844-1482 for ebome delhery carrlere. Arau of i.tu. hall (II p rr. exp MJr. eled.ronks co. It app'l. rrtday. e typin.1 6 e:r.rvlaloo will be delivery, collect.lou and. ,.,.., Hourly, lncen· .eelllnd a career pen10n bootlleepln1. Call We otf• you: wbo ... bua1 dealt, ST\IMMJ'S • aa H . Selected a/ipllunll will receive. t Ive 1 , benefits. ,. 'fto-011S re1ularl'4 ache uled ral1e1, bonus Children'• Bootery, '!C: baa aklllt of typln1 Job opportunity lo PAltfTIMI 'l_oipportunlt • and many frinp benellta aueb I ...,MM, llr. l!Wlar. .,..., IO• pm • ehrthd. aportt ~omotloo 6 .,, ~~ towpm .•• .,. bl Deed t'O'n D)' Ptlid clentaJ ancl lllealth plan, frou(p . ....,... aales. P aummer • mm -=~ i:.•,.1 Ille Cllruce, vacation and J.lct ltave. Com· • ........ of aa orplllsed, sell· Lear.round wort. Call • C:. vehicle ta fumlahed durl::lt workln1 ~ ... .. , ... ,,. atartM wbo tQJop clet.all =~·~forH· ,OllTIOM \. ~' r. Aclama: Nl...U11. • . Ap&llcanll muat be over 11, have a: NOT AN AGENCY • dl•ersllk.UOO. Non· tna la ~ .... =. driv DI rKOrd aact be nett .,.,.... •• P /T Houullt!ifn• . NEVDARE amobt. l.ocMlon cloM StudmtJobe AJlo ---pd .• are 1eoeral~ Moaday u.ru P'rictay. Waltreta tw 1111 re. Work after achoo I and on 1102 B0tlao11 Center to all yc>llr peraonal SI 0 O 0 MO TO ..... .., .. for e&ome ov.rtlme aval •bit. VYoU .. ,ua1tn.1. tllaaeet '~· Houn S11urday fc•tU ng new Dr .. ·-(~ to o.c. DHdt-MluloD VtoJo ITMT fMldoa m•,..,... '"'8t llDd lnterwi.cl IA leamlftl tbt clreulaUon • 1·1PM W..tdaya, COD· alr~rt • • Fw1), area. SUMMER OR CAREER -.d, DepeedebAlltY .. ·st.•IWf ~tact Don Willian 0t "-(Jod. tact llra. Colllaa. cuttomera or the 1rea'1 In • ... 1"1 or lnlT Excell. ltenetlta traa1~ No es. dard. '*.ly bl .,.,.._,•:IO to IO:JO.Ul Cll' 2:00. .... .... lllidtno ne~per. Big t PtUI Cabol a~a1uaa pedtalo. ~ oamm. Due to expanalon· compa~needa muy 1:1nce Dee. Ill •• m,-1. ta or 1,l1A witla ~· ~u.. .tol :OO • IMMMT prtliea.. tripe lftd bonuta Mente • marbeln,. .,,-i.._1...,.. ,. \ leacll Sl•d., HIOE, • ... ,., per •••at PART T1M& e ~ C.-. ' I MmucTOa · ' C:!JTCll• 1 · .............. ••r.-....... .......... pml&JGM. • ..., I ... Nedd la Newport. 64 1 ... 111 l•·1mtaM~ ....,_ .. ~°' WUlbeftlld••m1~+ on..utrldorl, ...... -W. '1 Streit • ... Cl I 1r,I HlllloMa. Equ9' Opplrtunlty 1.....-. I l'.~·rutfliie to: n . a, .......... " .......... ,... ...... J.. =Meu~} W .. h .. 1 MW PIT ·~ • -"4:. e"'v•Oea ,. ~11 Vla ~ ...... Car 1tat. ft . llr. Sit•• rturuti -......... ~ •••. ,1 ,, .. " I• ~. ~ • ra .... 11hD•ld -;:~~ 71'·1U ·tTU or U .11 /lilr . Call ·-~O!&: _ Mtr/11 ....... -,?1,. cal• •• ~· .. , . ! t "';.. r l);j.~ .'"J ~ ·-.,,..,~· .....,,.ua ' I ............. I! (tM,...,., )! . ·' ~ ' __:_ii --L -__d. -.~ • ~---~ ----• • -~ ... ·~ " -. ... ~ ~ --~ ~' ~· -· ':.• -. _,_ ..,.·~-:t_' ~ .... ~ ~---=--~---.. ,,~ ~ --! ,. = = - -------:-. -------• -. -.;:; ..- ... \ . --.. . . . . ·-. -~----..-------·-------..-------...._--._._..~----------..-~---------.... ..-----..... .._. .................... _.. ..... ~ ............. --........... ~l'!"'!""'!"''!l"'!lmlll!l .......................... !!11!11~ . -. I • . ,. ......... ' It •• ...... . . • • • -4 " OranpeCo11t DAILY PllOT/Tue1day, May 29, 1991 MHMlenL. 1071 ••••••••• • •••••••••• w..-.. 11 W-... 1111flu:Ame I AH CO .. PR&llOR, ........ ..... p t0401Mh Sell t .... O .......................... ~............... ....................... iJot1able., •• bp lWD : ... '".I •• tOJO • ewwr • • - ' .. --I lllPIJ U.. ' • •••••••••••• •••• •• •• •• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••-• --SOllAI ,,.,, ' •• oew. •• • •••••••••••••••• . ' Science, Grad• 1·1 WOID tft e.....atlbapeaotl .... 145-tllZ Odat,O•&Uonat'OUIUc, Mere . T& Outboard 171/i'..._. l&D~a JO. Ma.ID, 0!14 1!11 ·1~. atoa .. Tbun: NOCllltee que iold velvet. Ea: Mlt•t' •• l•O I •tr In 1 w /ca•, ;::,~,~· •lnt road. ~~:.u~k Volvo Id ~~t =·N·~~~iE l .IO-U.80.Callf.cNden· cellent eondltlon t ....................... '600/0BO Jve m•c •l 14521.H <TW>wt-m t Ualt. Ca.thol!c· N.B. Call lb.la number Slll.00. Alto, t.-o dark GAME SHOW PRIZE. Ul-48t7 fQt' Rkk. pp Perko 2·bror alcohol . : . 7 144-llMCl.15-2.IO). Kelly111ant.tobaJpl brown wln1/pub vlnyl • IL v IR 0 I, T ~' • & •love, lvlnrude ~HP For Sale PACIFIC CIUU>E l 3 Teacher chain. LIKE NEW! Ill CERTU'ICATI! worth ,. .... IOll motor a<' 2UJYO.Ulll Clault Black hit Pli-ICHOOL IJ•i••e 17• al c,!!_~ Ca 11 ( T 14 ) *1000. Will MU at '760 ... ::/.~ ............. , a.ft s. Delatl Some uaum llf . .. -. -· Nf.11111 8"15-1'711 T • a c be r • • n d 147.1491 --Royal HO office 1lae 8·man Avon life rah· ----------~.be~~~~!:~· * * I IUY * * Phone Mat• Telephone ~·.ri:in~t :,jd· repacked 4/81 Xlnl. B~~!1·2~!r 79 s....,.. c._ ' Al.to In fall.,,___ Oood 11.1ed Furniture Is An1werln1 Machine · 1•........!...ri ,!! WH. t7~. 5 apd cult( wheefe. tor _._ Wane. OSt Maa II, Appllanca OR I wlll with warranty t'll. With m•nua .,.,.. .. ter -· -mp1. dnt cond. r· T_E_A_C_H_E_R_S--.-• Vydec, CPT, Le1dtron, 6 Hll orSEl.J..for You remote '141. TI0-'711 &SH&•. WANT ED . Atomic 4 Ml-Mal EDUCATORS w•nttd all other WP equifment. MAITMI AUCTIOM All Sbbl p I ,... aoa7 •ntilne w /tran1, run Pfy a..w.. P/f,tomanaaeambutl· Aulanmentaaval 64...,6..._11~96•1 • )'t•r u • oo ............. •••••••••• nln1 . Ber. llam . MC.-25'0'Day,w/trlr6a~p. -• .. nclosure,aoaa.s Xlnl. • CJ..n.~ 4N·9530 fully equipped, liite n e 11 . Mr Murray '760/offer. td·MM .,. -.,. G~~== new. (213)'2-SIOl 1 848-Wt NOT AN AGENCY I IUY PUIHITUll -AKC, 1hol1. S2 0/up D..a ..._ NEV£RA FEE Lea 111'11Ja Lo•• I••• 6"·189'7 2. 7• DIMCMtY'a Tw"9 l30 '79 5~ Santana, race rf· TllACH•S IEL[~· W a 1 n u t d r 11 1 , r lie II um Bouquet• de· T p I "··-k 1 1 Oood condition V-'-•"""' ady, w 16 bap of u1i., Openln11 pnt-lchool-3lb Olrf" llured. Pnftcl ror •m• Hr """' •t e SUOea. 078-7724 .......,.. mutt aell 49'7·4271 : 1rade. Aleo phy1lcal · w !booklhtlf, match.ln1 every occulon 871-44111 w /case 6 all, SUO or GREAT ASHING -+-educ•tlon. Dedication, • "'v1c ee deell 6 chr. Od cond. -belt 5'1-M17•ft.6. lo~,Slfll/ ~~··:~tfi1e~~::;i~•,. n~!: E.O.E. M/F/H 8'6·3815 Dia',~C:.:.~ <;:,,ut!~~: ,._.,,Ort-1090 7.1 HP G•1fhher BQATI •••• ~!~~••••••••••!~t~ wardlna opportunltlce Comp dble BR ul, UOO /080 t'73 U08 ••••••••••••u••••••••• Good runner. $150 • Side Tia tor rent Carde n Chrht l anWork early iummu bltu1e hdboard. dble MH'Hl-UIOoday1 WURLITZER. eplnette 873-7724 GR£AJ0CflM •s101fl .Hurry• School,646-980'1. eve• " wkend• P (T. druur, et c $100 --!.... -model t410, two 44·note IAn 846-4.4!9 Welcome new ~ldenl11. tN-9853 Alrlt11 (Dlnka Super 8 ) keyboard1, 13 ped11I AND BAY BOATI TB.•HOHIROOM llo•pllallty Hoeteu --•II new packln1. llke not••h•uto tof\tl control, • W•nted: aUp for cl•11lc SU,.VISOI need• a few 1ood ~pie Drk t. n N llUll hid• new .ao Priced lo aell urp one jack, solid J HP Seepl GREAT ON s•'! 34' nil boat • boaHn1 Exfi'd Coeta Meuarea. C ar " typewr iter Couch, chr 6 haHC>C.'k, 675·3'774 maple w /matchln& Lona 1haft, xtnt cond. M _Pr_iv.830-IMJ,770.0771. 9&00 Spc comer aroup bench. MOO cuh or M50 9200. 673-7724 Ca 1: ~5o494l aak for needed. !M7·3W5. $150. Round maple Kit Hvy duly trlr hitch 135. delivered. M7·1845 GREAT PRICE! Wanted: Balboa lal. on M11r1hall _ __ tbl w /leaf 6 2 chr1 WO. Choir robe, new, Hoyal Oak pl Ill ft'• by Ba-Id win ;;------1hore moorin1 C11ll F.4. Tl&..-HOHI Wardrobe eD End tbl Blue 140 548 Hiii, '"" monlca 1000 lb winch $12,000 art 5PM , collf'Cl SoucrTOI 1001 eo. 842 um 548.~7 Oood tone Teacher W/400' chaln, 11500 or 675-lJll. ·-213/393 6393 rea1 ~3-lllMO anytime beat. 7S0.2581 F Hill.I •••••••••••••••••••••• Dlnln1 room Mil, table, a~~. L;t:•per h/n~ WAHTEDTOIUY t/cbalra,hutch6buffet, MOTORCVCLESJOO Baby Orand, 60-;:-;{lm· lo.ti, Po~ '64 Century Resorter 21 rt. claaalc maho& 673-2328 35'+~ • WATF.RBED 1175 ... -11, "renfth 1lyle, rrult comm 2 hn per even I buy o Id I u n a , JClnl cond 5411-M7. 6*-1141 """ r .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln1, 4.5 dye per wk dlamonda, Ivory, jade• wood . Xlnl cond & JI' lert,,... SF. 1979. 855-8325 collectlbln. Call (7lt) --------..iNEW Mother need• baby beaut. $3500 837 192 1 letter"'-NW. Save 18' Glaapar Cabin Bo11t ---------•1172.tn1U,ukforDane. 9R1ofaforaale,need1 ltema: Small dreaaer, 94pm o•er ••o,OOO. "--r. O t B Mer e 100 hp Telephone operator 1ome uphol1lerln1 . car1emtand1trollcr. -..,.,..." V t I b It k w /1ome aecrt'tarlal Old Orlental Ru11 Want· hardwood frame, aold 6*7283 Wurlitzer Eledrlc Vh1no, 675-6670, 67J.45t5 al~n~ocnce:/ + 1\.~~~9• work. Gd 11lary. For In· ed, any 11.te or condition. euede cloth $45. 6 metal ----1ood cond. Sacrifice ~.8301 MUil 11~11 now tervlewCall548·2271 Mr. Call <1·800)5.5~8003 brld&e c"-ln need re· Redwood h6'1, xlnt mG/ofr 673-2641 J3" OWl';Ns BRIG S/F 9040 With 20 ' Sall o~t Sl4,2.501080 968-3985 SLWS AvolL-"" to MO, 10111. Ma JO' o•.,... SIO ,.,4-y. '75-7100 ---Daboub palnlln&. SJ5'. May be deckln1. II to 20' lon1. w /Nt'wPort Sllp, nt'w S TYrl seen nlshtt tJll 7 PM or New load juat arrived. PI an o. nev er uae d . cruaader1, tran11 & pro ab, I-'/ f ...&...&1-TB.trHOHl PIOS IOLLTOf'DISI weekenda. Call SSl-44~ Save •l 55' per rt WurUtzer uprlaht. S1200 pa. Radar, pilot, ball Cherter 9050 ,...•po.-...- s ••• .....,., I or be1• 7&1\ -·1 tank, Halon fi-system, ••••••••••••••••••••••• et app'ta ro r o ur Turn of the century (Irvine) '"" . ......., enyt m!_ •· ...,......., "'' •••••••••••••••••••••• C ._._ uleapeople. We're look· Solid Oak. Com pl $37.500~7246 •IMMAC?.8'·34' BOATS -~n, -J 1n&forexp'dM/F,good restored 122001o rr. 8rtredwoodplcnlctabll'. IVllSlrPOHD 6 /l2mo.plansprepald leitt taio workln& cond, (your 4N·5067 Couch '90. Coffee tbl Brand nt'w 175. 6t6-9885 Studio Spinet. Xlnt l8' Bay Cocktail cru111er. from 1189/mo. lncludln& ~··••••••••••••••••••• place or ounl Hou.rly --------w /end tbla 145 pr anytime cond ,. Sl200 In Co1ta red • white cunopy allp, leaaona 7141964.5994 79 Bethany tent trU-. wa1e, St /hr .. bonuaeal•--------i 1163-0768 or 842·8668 art Meu , will Deli ve r Character bo11t parade ------S1995, 1lpa 5, htr, ain)c, al.lo! M5-4941, aak for '1bb ~nt· 6PM. p LAWNoodMOWEdR J.714)338-3751 winne r 673·SU R F, att, Sel 9060 a~ve, Uaht.a, new Ur• Steve or Marshall. a tquea OWt'r,' con . 170. 673·7677 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4.,, .5144 • Bdrm set, dark teak, 21 894·6196 S.w"'4) M_,..I 1092 79 Mont1omery 10· -+ -••••••••••••••••••••••• 2•• ~ Fjl I N ... w 8' G•m Top ~am-r y, .. ,.._ Solclton WholeaaJe Warehou.e dreuera, 2 mirrors, 21 .., --.. 1 w /11 11 , motor. x Int ~ " ~-.-. Art' you tired of workln& ... !RM·~--bedalde tblea & kin& (y9rvtW..J Goesl INDUSTRIAL Sewing Twin 165 Mere 110. cond Must 11ell Askin& •hell Aluminum full lime for part time? "15"" ~..-... _..' hd board. Sll75, Kini I J U~I • Machlnea. Straight nee· electoronlca. ru11 cover 112.50, call evet 832·9~ S48--:1167 OH SAl.IMOW aize Simmoms bed & Merger ro ce11 boal die. MOO. lndust. Sln1er trailer, USCG equip. ----• Why ::t°t::-'!orkin& Open9am-6pmDally frame, Di5, round din. manufacluru to II Zla·Zagll:I0.833-]526 730-2027 HOBI 12 ror H ie Xlnt Pilrrlm 8~' cabovei, part time for fu.IJ time Commerce Park lb le & 11 Bentwood quldate Huae aavln11 S,OrtMt Gooch 1094 ---cond. $575. 875-5265 aft 6 ;~ ~n~ned. Jac,.s w--1. "".,. h 3303Harbor Blvd, llCI chairs S385 other mlac on pneumatic hand ••••••••••••••••••• • 1979 Wellcr11rt Scarab & Wet'kend.a . . money '" .. _._ fl <Nut to4«i Freeway) f • 1 • . toola, ll&hl machinery, • •• 37.7 rt • Swtburst. twin '-4 torbtd per week in plush new Cotta Me.a 751·20'70 um. Al prices negotta· rlber1la11, shop 6 office M acO re1or Tourney 454a Beu. w/hydro hoh1t. S..._ 20 o .... t ltO oHI c e In the San ta ble. 551·111.58 equipment, furniture, Irons, 2·9, good cond Man y xtras. 759-l913 8 II r I en ts . Hark en •••• ••••••••••••••··~·· Ana /Coat• Meu area .. boat hardware. un 165.1114-6196 -----Blocka,anodlz.edspara, \toped for ••It forwt'llHtab.company. Early 1950 Coca Cola 48 Walnut pedestal tbla finished bay cruleer, TY led&o 14' Cat•llna Rowing 1~lnnaker &ear. 4 baga S300 /0BO Ask (•r Eaminu>otentlal of $220 m•chlne, upri&ht, ~ w /t uphol chra, xlnt mite. Items. Sat. Mal H' 1iu S • 1_1 Wherry S350 14' Lido Ell lot Salli. Trailer Patricia per week. Call ~-8883 orbestoffer.!M&-2478 cond. S360.M5-5916 30 & Sun. May 31. Ou . "• twreo v-r Model Gla111par. llke Full cover.dry stored at S48-4SlO for appt. Loula XIV eofa, 2 chara, NEVER fUSED. Sofa bed f171ethldCVMachta, 660 W ~~·;ti;:;~;·;~~·;·;; new . 2511P J ohnson eve. Too many boats, '79 PUCH MAXJLuxC; Telephone ottoman. like new , Sl70,1oa/loveseat$.1l5. ' · wrnty. Free delivery l650.6?3·0149 muateeU1!,500S45·l476 Xlntcond,juattUMd. CillAT SUMMB S.1800/beat. 760-2581 Qn br 9540. &Ian top 0 U R D R I N K I N G $148. 646-1786 40' ELCO 14' Sunflah Sailboat , good MOO. 545-7884 aft 5 JOIS dinette S290. matt/box W A T E R I S --Llve·a·board, bris tol cond xlnt for summer ""'-to -&...-/ 1 d Peralan crpl, Tabriz, 1pr11. two 175, full 115. POLLUTED! PurchHe 25" RCA Coneole Color ' .._ rcyc.. 5 mme late openings llxl8, &eometrlc de1l&n. qn $125, more! I 770.0901 from m ... a Rev ... rs• TV, alma.t new. perfect cond., beautifully de· S.380. 673-2641 --Scoohn t 150 talk in I on our telephone, d "' "' "' condition 1325 5.57 9978 corated, even bas stall 22· Columbia Slobp, 9HP ••••••••••••••••••••••• deep volca preferred. 1°0 cond • S7 500. s11 canopy bdnn aet. 12 O.moal1 Purifier or di•· ---·--a how er. Com pie t e outboard, VHF radio, 76 350 HONDA 2,000 ro t Mon ·Frl, S-9pm. Come 951·6'28, 132-6147 ewiv. 25 .. bar itooll.' dk tiller. Pure water. le11 lo4lh Ir M9W w /2·42'7CI Chev en1111 . 2.5 w /allp '6,000. 11-45-4991 S700 MOVING, MUST by 1180 North Cout Appl••c" tOIG red naua; 2 red velvet than l•aaal. Reas.San· .... ,...... Onan Gen., cruisers at dya,673-62Mt'ves. SELL545·023l Hwy, La1una Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• chairs; 8' aofa: twin box dy, 752·0309 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 + knot.II. Terrir1c aea ----- weekday• aft.er 2pm. lat HARBOR AREA 1prin11 IJ frames; 4~· Mmicel e .... NI 9010 boat at G ,500. 673-0149, Luer, Gd cond, nt'w ·75 Honda C8360T, xlnt come, lit hired. APPLJANCESERVICE dreuer; coffee table. Inti• 1 ti IOI• •••••u•••••••••••••••• 548-7302 matt, covt'r S700. cond, new helmet S700. b Re -• • • Non front di 67"-. Call (213)842-~ eveis. Telephone Sales office We uy ~anc:a 81· 846-9206 ....................... . or& n your 60 M k 19• · be .,._,4 need.I experienced salee ··WeaeU .1uar. Cb ood d CONN Director trom ~:' flane, car, etc. <load!ti~· M~8aee ~ 4 Sall Bla~r. yello with Fantastic buy! '77 tso help. Ea1Uy t'am up to appliances. !Mi-1077 erryw B rm set b Ith "" . era tax dedut'tlon Honda leu than 6K r· saso. Pecan Din rm set one w cue. oc.ll· advantaae 2l3/654·2M1 Pty . 213 /41111 -4366 . many ac ce11orle1 · 1 19/hr. Call 49'7·41.118. llUY Al'fll.IAMCIS $150. Lmpa, 1!5. Lawn cellent c:ondltioo, $100. 714 /875-~. Sll,900. m•l7fl0.l.829. lmmac.-extraa. ON Y TISTTICH. Lei 951.8133 mower1 SlOea. S4IH931 875·8052 afUr6PM. AVON LIFE RAFTS ----1 $1595. Muat 1ee. 673-4<M8 BASS FIDOLE. German S300 CubDilcount H' cabln cruiser. xlnt Cor o nado 27 1nbd , Moto H S./' · ~~. ~~~";~:;~ Refr~I· f~~t free. Ice ~kt •;:,•~hr ~; ~ made. Value S.1400, lit W /Dt'Uver. t99-41120 ~~:S~f~~~ firm t~#e~Pts"u'~.' ~~1~· a.J;s:=;. f'l'O oroanizatlon-oood re· m• er, e new mo. 1 c ea; ca Mll5takea.145-9182 NEW 10· DRAKF.S ... .,_6;,,•1 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • 548-8.Sl3, ~ MOO. r h · ~ '" cords a must Good 145-8!123 Fender accoustlc, un9, $175 or ~totter . U t C na, VHF, C /8 , WE CAN SELL: future with a arowin& All ln vry &d eond. OE &ood cond S250or beat Ql.3811 encl head, slip avail. Hobie 14 & 16 , w . YOURR.V company. XJnt wage" refrla, 1150. Seara '5" ro~~walnuttable, l offer.548-..SlB Want Ad Help? 642.5678 Fun boat. &real shape trailers, SJ.200 & S1600 SS&-l.304 • ben.eflle. Loe~ in San waaher " dryer, '250. leaf 24 , 4 chairs. ~ S11900 or ofr. 644-8477 Xlnt cond. 67~2780 ~~~n J~h~:~t~::~P~~tl~ 83111-082:5 846.54112 Mhctl••-tOIO MhcelHao.a IOIO Mhce .. •om lotO Mhc1l•1-1010 RENT . 22 ' tux mtr (714)831-9840 Refrlg frott free, clean, ~a,... S. 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Sipe 6· sell·coht. 1295 /wk + 8• rrt1 E.0. E. work a. $140 Day 833-5453 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------' eve646-990'7 May 23-24; 15031 Sabre _64o-_8585 __ ·----~- TIAVaAG&IT --------• Ln, HB. Furn, wtr & Looklni for a change of Waaher " Dryer, xlnt trundle bed.a, bike, chn, pace? Experienced cond. Avocado areen. _897_·_844_7 _____ _ vacation aient la needed 135-0 pr. F 1 . G d for a larae multi branch 641·0763 551·9183 or u e · II ryer · agency in Jrv\ne Xlnt ---------• elect wuher 8' sofa, aalary " ben. Opp. for O.E. refrll Sl2S· fold·UP din tbl, lmpa, 60" round adv•ncement. Call Tom· bike S.SO; port'.a.power 1la11 '!.'',etc. 1975 Port mle833-2977 S150.642-IZ3. Dunlellb Ci r , N.8 . ---·---------1 ~37 TRAVEL AGENT for WANTED: Bar type ---------- busy Irvine agency. refrl&, 4-~ cu ft mu. --------•I Minimum 2 yn recent Clean,nrnew.84Hll8 ESTATE SALE exper. Computer ex per. M .&.y 27~1~9 pref. Qualified only. Gold Wuher • Elec. "' 957.2700. Dryer, atmo old. Both Place: 201 u ur " f """' Ocean Blvd. Corona del ---------l __ or_SJ00 __ 984_'7_""""_· ___ 1 Mar. Time 8:30 am to Typist /Receptionist lie-lei tO•" apm. Larae 2 etory CSO.Mwpm): wa1e 15 hr· r-... ~ ly, prof. appearance; 1.5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• home w/antq fumlture, d II 1 ScbwlnnDlxCruiaer low boy ch alyle , a Y; park n& pro· Xlnt condition, sn5 1randmother c lock , vlded ; law firm In anlq dre11en, aplnet, Fashion ' Island, NB. 642-a2lS cheat•. bede, pattern 6«·7600 141111dllltt ~t.hn. 1021 al au, china, TV'a , ••••••••••••••••••••••• prim ltlvee, trunks, Wder W.,_1 Redwood 2 by 6'•, xlnt brkfrt w /deak1 new Apply btwn 9AM Is decklne. a to 20' &ona. W/Dl refria •. Th11 la a 12PM. Chulle'1 Chill, New load Just arrived. REAL GOODIE! Come 3001 RedhUI. Bids. u . Save at 55• per ft. "rly for parldn1. Vlaa _S_te_._•_228__:_, ..:..C;,;;M ____ 1 846.11115 anytime. le M fC, accepted. Hll.8tMOLAMD WAUHOUSI Wrouaht Iron Fencln1, 4'1~~~~~~!!!!'!!!!!! Earn ISO/day. Call aft hl.1ate,60ftlenflh$US,1= llAM 540-7es2 642·ot35 GARAGE fJ HOUSE WA r E H 0 US E M A N hJI 104 ~u~.E· ~o:;.:::·.::.1:~; P /t me. Exper. nee. Ex· ••••H••••••••H••••.. thinp in t..ht front yard eel. co. benefit.. Call: KEESHOND Pup1. AKC. at 717 Nattl111.11, CdM. Balboa Marine, 5411-9171. Chainp 1lre. M/F. Pet 6 Sat/8un/Moa all day. E.O.E. M/F/H 1 how . Pvt pt y . --------;.._- 213 /WMMSatUpm. Ho•••el-' .... 1061 W All9fOUSI • ••• • • • • ••••••• • • • •••• • Work local. Need Im· MIN . SCHNAUZERSoUd Maqany Dtntna mediately. Pac ken PUP. Table ... • 54", rt· material handlers. Tc>d Salt 6 pepper male. tlnilbtd 90/()80. "4· 1179-8900 Show quality. Shott, d i• J't1 Fleu1 <Pan· w .. lltnd Supervltor, papen la lie. $200. duratal I ' luah sao. tAM·noon. Satniun. 1t •oat _Nf._1177 __ . ____ _ t.oUI brt. Prtmary job ll Chow Chow, AKC, e mo., '9welry 1170 btin1 ctrtaJa adult auto Iii, lli•t·brokft, 1bot1, ••••••• .. •• .. •••••••••• carrier pleb up pepen mo . ..,..._n.r.. PLAT. a diamond wtd· on Umt • monitor • ct. dint rial ll'adt VV82 her complatnla eaU.CS Pure llre4 Blk Laba. t l 5 I a ppr a I • a I l n by cue tom t re llilob, 1J will old. •ea, S.crillff 9IO ,..lMI .-.001mo ._...... ehtck: caum.... Genuine l:mer•lch • •.IObr&oawt. Mt.IRbe 4MIX9...,.. Rubltt oalJ * per norover. Vlliddrivet'• lJ.,.... .. --llCOIMI • Uc. 6 lMVUff. Call ' • -..,_ MO-IOOT UAM•IPM. A.a• ........ ,. for lob or a... •••••• .. •••• .. ••••.... A.,..,... o,.Jt aolltc• Wou ...,._. Pree .. ilil·loo• alike. UO.. WUI .U t.d!Y or ..... _..... Cale ...... ,...." ~ la/Ori'*•......,. W•'n ...... •1111 THI.• n.nmr.~· UloP..-.. .,_._N FOR SAFETY ... SECURITY ... CONVENIENCE t Automatic Garage Door Operators by Stanley LOWEST PRICES IN ORANGE COUNTY ··we Are Never Undersold" STANLEY I Day or Night Prompt, courteous conscientious service. s,, .. • Mii ctw ... • ...... Doon • le,.lrs "t..adlng ln••ll•r of Automatic Door Openen In Otanf• County" IRVINE DOOR COMPANY I RESP. COUPLE WHll to rent tell-contained van or J.8..20 ft. motor homl', approx J~ly 13-19. Call 548-8192. Chev Motorhome, xlnt cond, cetm body, one.or kind. Call 642-1353. -r-- TNllen, T ...... 9t70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •79 Golden Falcon 23' frav. trlr, xlnt cond, ful- ly SC, a /c. awnln&, new tlre1, 1lpe 6. w. or ~ .o. '76 Chevy Suburban Trallerln& Special, a /c, new tires. 552-1258 aft. 6pm. 10' Trevette, aelt cont'd, alpe 2. can be pulled by compact.~ ••s .... 1ce,, ... Ir Acc•HNI 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,... .. DatsmZ motor + °""" .... 761-5131 '72 Pinto Runabout. Partln1 o~. ~18'11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT N<mCETO READO.SAND ADVEllTISERS The price of Item• advertletd by vehicle dealera In Utt veblcle CIH•lfl•d advertllln1 columne doel not In elude any applicable taxet, UetnM. &.ruafer f•••· flnuct chars:ff, fit• for alr pollutlon control de\l'le. certlfic.· tlo n1 or dealer documental'J pnpar•· tlon clliara11 unleu odaenrAM aJ*ln.d by tM adv1rt1Mr. ....... . ... ....................... lurplut ,..,., U~L • tncu, a•aUaba. wna Oo•era...a ~-· M11 U\19 aokl llir _..1' -· Call llJ·fd-UCI a1.f7MforWooelllow w JNftlilMe ....... lb WI . ................... ....., _______ ~-~ ___ _.. __ ,.._ __ r • SALES DALE'S RV Dale's RV Sells 80% Of All Its · Consigned Units Dale's RV Has A s1500 0 I Mark-Up . . . Not SJOOO • I I:. • - 0 • To s5000 DALE'S RV , Will Totally Detail i Your RV At No Cost To You ~. * 60 Day * •• Consignment rJ " I *NO High* Pressure Sales Jn ln 0\ Excellent .. Financing ·c. lu *TO* w~ 0 *PUBLIC* II!. 'J flt ,.. (fi Call 00 TODAY! ••• ll· 'DALE'S .... l ttl "''j I 'lbl aru 01 qf d ub • atr• '(d Oil RV SALES 1010 Nri Hn1r Bltd. S.ta Ana Orange Coast DAil V PILOT/Tuesd')'• May 28. 1981 .. Thia Variety of fine Schools Could Introduce Jou To A New Tomorro., for furfhr infomtaffon Nganling ad•trtlalng plactlfltnt in tfte Sdtools & ln1tructions Directorr call Louise Griffidt, 642-5671 ext JI I OANCER·CHOREOGRAPHER·MASTER TEACHER ~\E ~~O ~~ ~-~~ "~~.....,:""' a ~{/ ~ , ~ ~C~ CE(\\~ JAZZ-TAP -BALLET-MODERN BEGINNER-PROFESSIONAL 641-8403 3723 BIRCH, NEWPORT BEACH DeFore Excites O.C . J1mm1e Defore. choreographer and Master Teacher, creates excitement and enthusiasm with h is performance oriented style of jazz and his contemporary classy jazz 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 Your home, popular & improvising. Julliard trained. BA Degree. I write my own arranqements for beginners. Call Seth Storm 549.7521 HARBOR DAY SCllJOL SUMMER SCllJOL June 16-Ju~ 31 Courses for grades 1-12 in selected areas which in clude : Math , computer, English, Composition, Reading . Athletics, Drama & Foreign lanjuages. Students may take selected classes or stay all day. CaK640..1410for ........... as openin gs for students of al ages a nd l evels . Graduate Westminster Choir Coll eg~. Princeton, N.J. • , .....•..••...•.............• i PRIVATE HOME ! i TUTORING ! ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE • • I I 0 I S. AHAHllM IL VD., AHAHl!IM : (Serving Y04J Since '62) : • • : BASIC SUBJECTS ! SUMMER SCHOOL BE A PROFESSIONAL~ HAYE FVH-LEARH -... AH • e READING • MATH• STUOY SICILLS • • • : ALL AGES : • AHO • : ALL GRADES : • • • Mr L Rob4n900, M.A : : Director/Teacher • • • : 551-5646 : , ...................•.....•.. and DAY CAMP HICJh Scholastic RatllMJ • Troclllcwtal J R's Small C la11H • Grodts K-9 T r111s,ertatlln Anllale (J 14 ~J5. J 892 ADVENTURES IN ATTITUDES A Seminar for people who want to live more effective * SECRET ARIAL •LEGAL •EXECUTIVE * WORD PROCESSING * ACCOUNTING • BOOKKEEP! NG TO ADVANCED • - .f' • BALLET • TAP lrves personally/professionally *DATA ENTRY ~ • JAZ.Z • TRIM TO RHYTHM •CHILDREN •TEENS • AOUL TS .......... en., for Cla11e1 I Aerobic Woritthop I 1. Discover how to insure effective communications. 2. How attitudes affect the results we achieve . 3. How to manage your emotions and understand others. FULL TIME PUCEMEHT ASSIST AHCf CLASSES HOW FORMING Call Now 772-6941 tlf l,,.!.~~~i M•l IO S>unny ~~ltt -962-5440- 4 How to develop good human rela· t1ons and solve problems. 5. How ·to develop more o f your leadership potential and use motiva· t1on Accredited Member Association of Independent Coll<>ges and <:;choolc; Financial Aid Programs Available> PILOT TRAINEES Earn your wings down under in friend ly Australia. Ex ce ptional training, reasonable cost. enjoyable visit. Call Bill Hawkins. 957-8317 after 5 p.m. 6 How to integrate goals with self· management and manage your time. DATES: May 29, IAM·6PM May 30, 8AM·6PM Moy 31 , 8AM·6PM LOCA TIOH: Newport leach Cal1forn1a State Board Registered Nursing approved. $1 2 5.00 per person Please Call 493-0179 for lnfonnatfon & Res~n a tionl. ' r························· STUDENT IMPROVEMENT C ENTER I IOI WHITE'S I SUMMER SCHOOL I KARA TE STUDIO I I FREE KARATE DEMONSTRATION I June 15 -July 10 DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAMS IN • READING/PHONICS •SPELLING I Bob White. former state. national and international karate I : ~~~MAR I black belt champion. has recently opened a studio in Costa I •ALGEBRA I Mesa. Classes are now being taught. I Cal ~~ ~ I Every new student starts with 3 private lessons. Th1s II T~I 0«~6' .. rf enables the student to get introduced to karate before joining •~.,. ,.-" ... \() .;.e ... I a regular class. The investment for all 3 private lessons is I 642_9088 ~«,~O-• r&'-i.:t..; I ---~~ §' ~(, ·~ s19.so. I ~ "'Q~°qp~ ~ I 0"' 0 r!:'~ rt Mr. White has taught thousands of students in Orange I 1 <f ~ I County and his students rank as some of the finest in the I W I country. Bob White's Karate studio has won the California I &~~PAGE SCHOOi I State Championships in almost all age groups from children to I _.JLA,~ _-: 0 F COSTA MES I. senior men and women. I' I · Growth With Honor-72nd Year ·-· I If you have been thinking about getting into good physical shape and /or being able to defend yourself. call Mr. White for I . : AGE 2 THRU GRADE l I more information. I I :-ENROUMENT NOW IN PROGRES~ I REASONABLE RA TES I .... I l ~: NON SECTARIAN • 0 HA ILTON ~ VIC .. I A BOB WHITE'S KARATE STUDIO •• :E::r= milll·: . ..:~:-41~ I ~ ;; • 1125 VICTORIA, UNIT R I ::n::-. oo":.'I:. .. 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Wknd elae., Ice boa. aK ""°· zu-ua.uao. wkdy ..,.__ nNl't ... ------- Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT/TUffday, M•v 2e, 1981 ANNOUNCING · !BERTY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OPENING THIS FALL KINDERGARTEN and GRADES 1·6 • CO••COll<l'.D OEllCA 11.0 l"l.ACMIJll ··~-• ~ ... l'(HMAH-AHO .. ,OlttollO 'A.llEHn AJllf Otl "Ut.l l\ATHIJI n.AH no. l)IC(TllON • ""°"° _..... °"'"' IAJIC~AUOil IDvCAl'l()OO • ""°"° """°"° •llOOllA .. • KOH ACADOollC rr 4HOAll05 e DaCJHfO 'Oft AYll\AOf ..,.0 U0Yl AVll\.64, STIJC>tlof$ • OC:tl.UH'T -'ltCkmO • •Ar..cmc - Another ministry of LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH 5108 Bonlte Canyon Road Irvine, CA 92715 JERRY BUNCH, Putor-Founder CALL 851-91 44 1!!¥WIJJ~!wmmil MfOICAl ASSISHHG MEDICAL SECRETARY MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER DENT Al ASSI STING (ROA) DENTAL TECHNICIAN EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN ,, f1 .... ,. ,,.,,, .... , .... V'"'" lh• h4'"1el~f koo\wu•4 \twh-'"11 l....,.,~·- ~I~ IHttl r1 SC. lo• Mt"' w.,,,.,. All A9H '"°"' lo-Coli.90 ,_,,,,,, Cteue1 Stert June 8th & July 6th DAY & EVE. CLASSES Swntllll Cll.IFetlllA coum Of llllllet.l ' Dflllll WUIS 1111 S HOHllUIST ST , WllllM, Cl mM SlRVtNG All 1)1 0111\'l(;t 1·1111NI v IP\I C'OSfA Mf'>A Anna's Day S clu~o/ Have •I B11d Ca-;l' of the '"SUM M Ell'! lM 1-: BLUES?" This dot>i1n 'I hu \ l' lo be the s ummer uf llw1r tl1~conlcnt .. · Montessori Harbor-Mesa School J02S Deod11r An., Cetta MHe. Ca. JOIH IH THI FUH!ll lntlY Wlftl ................ A 5"CIAL Wiii( lln:llY DAY ..•••.• , • , •....... A SPICIAL DAY !'MY DAY •• , . , •.•.............. A FUH DAY OUl SUMMll PIOGltAM WlU. fHClUDl MAHY "GHA t FUH ACTIVmlS" and Crafts • Field Tn111> • Cook Outs • Nusil' • Games • l>onre • Gymnastic 1ence. SIGH ur FOi SUMMll SISSION HOWlll 549-3803 YOUR FUTURE IS IN YOUR HANDS Lake Forest Beauty College proudly announces its Summer Progrm1 ~ HUNTINGTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL AccepUn1 Re9letr•tlone -----, .. , Klndergerten oi.d.W 1·2· 3 * QUALITY CURRICULUM Using "A Seka " Pt.blicotions * QUALITY TEACHERS Trained and bperienced for men and women who are highly mo ti v a led and seek a very interesting, high salaried career. W e offer the most prestigious training in the field of cosmetology. Training by experts in the "Pivot Point·· method of hair design. * QUALITY EDUCATION Student Centered & Bible Bosed !Educational Philosophy Available on Request ) 536-4111 Lake Forest Beauty College Associated ....;th Early Childhood Development Center. SPOMSOUD IY: "LAKE FOREST P\.AZA" Lalce Fo,..1t Drin at Rodlfleld El Toro 951-8883 1207 Moin St., Hunt. 6ch Co. 92b48 Sri Devi We would like to welcome James Jones to our s taff. Mr. Jones has danced extensively in Europe while a member or both the Frankfurt Ballet in West Germany and later the Zurich Ballet in Switzerland. Most recent- ly he partnered the Japanese prima ballerina Yoko Morishita in Don Quixote at London's Coliseum. Having a lso danced with the Los Angeles Ballet and Pacific Northwest 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 ORANGE: COUNTY'S OLDE:ST & FINEST PRIVATE SCHOOL Remedial or Accelerated Classes Tr~tlell e¥ei!M6e. 1557 W. Mable, Anaheim Phone 774 1052 WE HAVE THE ANSWER' Yoga In The Morning! • Tension • Whole Body Approach • Peace of m ind • Toning • Healthy Body • Deep Relaxation • Breathing • Medit at ion NH DIMOHSTIATIOM T..._ M.,..111 IOA.M.,.._ 2-1 c ............... ., .-.w .. •.ioA.M. YOGA CENTER OfC•fw• 441 I. I 71t St. (btwn futtln & l~ne SI ) IAMeaPtwfltl+wd' ndP ldtut C....W.. ... 64'-1211 . co .... NHL f ~~fVROl f T •I>· I I J 1' "'~ ..... , ................ . . .-a ~···· Premium pricci. p11d for llll)' uaed car (forei&n or domestic) in aood coodlllQI\ See U1 Flrst ! o 1tr . for f urtfter information regarding adrerfiaing plactmtnt in tfte Schools & lnstrvcfions Directory call loui1e Griffiflt, 642-5671 •• , 3 J J SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMS Hl9h School -Speechadinq and Study Sldl1 Elementary -Remedial ond Dev•lop~ Classes a re run in conj un et1on wi lh the Leisure Servkes departments in the cities of Costa Mesa . Irvine. and Huntington Beach For furth<'r inform ation call 673-2H>O. READW~TE Educ ational Proqronu Newport Bea<'h. serving Soulht·rn California for the past dl'c:<Jdl!. SCHOOL'S OUT! CAMP'S IN! FOR A FUN FILLm SUMMER TREASURE ISLAND DAY CAMP in Its 17ffl _year Call 545-5145 or 760-0907 Free transportation Honl'bock Ridin9 •• ':S ..,~ '• Roll"' Skaltftg .. S,~ ~ luch OutfltCJI A.rtJ..H andlc.rafh Story H"- hcunjons ''G Fiekl Tripi 0,,,t'.s •• loWlllMJ Leom.to le A TRAVEL AGENT Morning, afternoon & evening classes. Pac~ ~rave/ :Scfwof 610 E. 17th St. Santo Ana (7 t4J 543-9495 htelllithed 190 Financial Aid Programs Acl.'red1ted by lh~ Acl.'rcd1ting Commission of thl' :-.la tlonal Assodation of Trade & Terhnical Schools .. ·; ' "': ,. ~ ' • f • ' 't i ' .!Hli8 ll.1rhor HI\ c1 .:'f'I l "''·' \h• .. ,1 ~10 u:1:io ~ We buy -·· CARS & TROCKS TOP $$$$$$ ·;.:·~· 559-5790 ·~1~ Allto1, lft'lported 1-."' ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ,. GNeral 970 1 •'· ••••••••••••••••••••••• I will find you the car of • · your choice at low lilue •• Book Dave 631 4621 : • · 64S 03119 · .. ' , ________ • i.· A.Ho RorMO 9705 •'" ······················•:l~, LEASE ·T ~ .. DIRECT ! • I• I., . 1981 ALFA :,. SPIDERS • •!• '·~ BEACH IMPORTS' 848 Dove Street · , NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 -. Audi 9707 • ••••••••••••••••••••••. •·' ! '72 Audi 100, 4.spd, $1000:·"· or best offer. ·: • 673-1732 ..... '79 S000S. SllVl'I l(fC) ~ w b lul', like new, 11,<>0e'· •• m1, loaded P P For'' ~~;~8 s:11~ only $11,990 .; • ~ '7 2 Audi I 0 . "' S6SO 67317~ IMW 9712' ... .•.•..........•....... \ For The Best Buy Or Lease Deal In Or ange County .. Come See Us Today' & SADDLEBACK BMW 28402 M argucritc Pkwy M i!lsion Vie Jo A very Pkwy exit luff 5 Freeway> 83 1-2040 495-4949 Closed Sundays ___ ___. 0 CREVIER rt'l . \ &I Sr 6 H OADWAY.O !• SAIUA AKA i) <' 835·3171 •. fH( ULflMAl( OAl'llNG MACH1"'4E 1•'• •USED BMWs• '•" "76 2002 4spd 106031 ·"'· '793201 S H l!i894 I '79 S~h S R 11076) '81 3201/\ IOI LSJ ,, "'"" Clo_a.d SUltday1 .,uL The Most Excttinc) • • • • Port Of Yow t ~ IMW Purchase Or '=1• ,, .. , Leow Could le <Ii .. McLaren BMW!! ~ luy Or Leow ~--- ly Ow Phone Plan! (7 I 4J 522·5333 ~I,; -----·· r., I\ ORANGE COUMTY'S., ;• OLDEST . ·- Sales Serv1re Leasing•"'' Roy Carver.Inc ••. ~ .. : Rolls 'Royce BMW , • l ~O Jamboree •• Newport Beal'h 641).6444 , '72 BMW Bavaria 4 spd." 't air Xlnl cond $36Gq.,M bes I o fr !>36-4822 • • • • '71 2002. good cond · • - AM /FM cass, snrf. Michelms, $3400. P .P 645·6214, 772-6869 ---'76 BMW 5301 FM cass, lop rond. S6SOO 67S·370.I Mint '78 S301, all xlras +BBS whls. Sacrifice a• $10,500. 548-0117 '75 2002 Mint Condition '75 2002. Factory tan lea int. Dark blue exlerlodl 1 New everything SBSOO. • J 646-4267 .~·i ~·..; '74 2002, lo m1 , air , ... stereo, new paint. New trans 759.a921 & 759-8929 (' Capri 971 ,: • ••••••••••••••••••••• ,:h 1974 MaCUllY ,,. CArltl .,,:., Auto. trana., air cood~" custom wheels, lnlerio • ; at e xte rior, AM /F '• 1tereo 4' more (T218117). H' ONLY $2495 ·w TIMa•rw R.W.1 ... ·~ Font ~ t.l 2060 Harbor Bl., C.M. '" 64J.OOIO I Out1tandln1 '74 Caprie)M VW·PORSCJJE AUDI V-e , Opd, al,, orl ... •• 445 £. Coaat Klway •2 o p p al 81.)'Si~ Drive owner. • 35 . . . 11'1 Ume to plan for lhal New Port Beach 8'11-0800 Ml-W2· 1 ucaUon trip. For utre C.et t7 I' , cub, •111 not 1ell aome Have you re.cl lod•Y'• ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ·> ot U.e tt.em. you don't Cla11llied Adi? tr not. ? I Dedit Cel otU Med with a Claul!led you're milalDI the best Od. con<t llOO I adTMl-5171. b.ar1aln1intownl 9111)-21185 .. .. ~. ,. .,,.._ ..... .. . . • i I ; 1 • • I r • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, M ay 26. 1981 ('I : • ....., .... , ... • ...... l•HfW . ..._ ,_,,,_. ....... 1.,1rtM ..,._,, l•portH ' ....._, INlrtM W.1, Uaed ....._, Uaed t , UHd ....... ~ ...... -..... ·········'············· •.................................................................... ·········'············· ...........•.....•...•.•..................•••••••••••••.............. ~ ......... :.:.?!!! ................. !?.~ !=::~!:' ....... !?!.! !~::~ ....... !??.. !~~ ............. !?!.~ !~! ............ !?!.~ ~~~ .......... ?!.' .. ~~!~~ .......... !!.'.~ ~~.~~ .......... !!.'.~ . "7f DetllUI lllO 4 ~· H MOB. HK mUH . 71 CONVllT •ea Bu1, IMOO CERT #I VOLVO DIAi.ii 'Tl VCLVON CONT~TtH• 'Tt Eldo ndo Dleul, · r adio, .. 1114 FC) 0/D, linsuc .•• UO. /of· Beat offer. &IMN'7 II e c b'. 1 c a r . N ~ lN ORANGE COUNTY I Auto. alr, am·fm, •lnt CADILLAC? 2'7,000 ml, triple black, I 911 CHIVIOLIT B • r • i ck P • t • u n fer. ffa.aMI. mtr /llrw /belt aimp1 1 cond. MUlll We specfaliu In leuea moonroof, CB, loaded, Z.21 CA.MAIO Ul·Dll .... t741 '8T Bu1. looks • r un1 own. Sl "5JOBO. p p, SALO. •VICI 'TO 40,, lthr lnt, well fo r tbe bu1lne11 ex-17995. 840-5114, M4·5222 Auto matic tran1., air •••••••••••••••••••••• 1reat. Nu upbola, rdl1, '94·4185. AHD LIASIMG milotalne d , 11500 ecutlve & profeulonal. 1979 Cadillac Sedan cond., s wr. wlnaows, LE _.SE rblt ena. 12,000. 7~8110. OVERSEAS DEUVERY 640-7SM ; 644-CMl3 Le,... S.llctloe De Ville, 14,000 m1 , Cully tilt whee . crulle co~tro! ...,_ '62 BAJA RAO TOP ·10 bu&. mov1n1. xlnt EXPERTS Of Hew ltl I e q u I P . d • s 9 7 o o tsow~~r 20,000 m1 es DIRECT! $1200or beat offer cond, Runs .,.rf . clean A.toa, UMd Cecllecs 714.549.0117 ONLY Sitts &41·8278 int. 12450 OBO. 645-8880 EAltLI llCE ••••• •• •••••••••••••• •• Mow 111 51ocld MIR •CLI u ........... 1911 PEUGEOT TURIOI VOLVO '71 ELD<H!very extra "' --"' 'i8 Sclrocco. 4-s pd, fact. '71 SUPER Beetle Convt 1006 Harbor Blvd l•c• 99 10 NABER~ MUST SELL-MAKE 21~0 Harbor Blvd. ~ alr,met .bm .. 65k mi, 58K ms. Best oHtH . COSTAMF.SA ••••••••••••••••••••••• .., ( OFFER COSTA MF.SA a v c . r ec o r d a . 640-9218 or 6'~1660 646.9303 540.9467 71 Buick LeSabre Low C .. A D LLA ,, 642-8119 645-5700 11!.ACH IMPORTS $4500/0 BO. 645-3139. mlleaf)e. Xlnt cond le.OU 11,111,.. tt11.,1 ----'68 VW van, bed, crpt, ( 9 9 0 J G ) s 1 5 o o '78 Camaro OR ...... GE C OUNTY t ""·' 1v1o ..... c,.io oi1ov '80 Seville ... ~.100. wht, IMIDoveStreet '79 VW Convertible, c urtains, stereo , tv, "'" 714 , .... ,0296 ....., Air, automatic, power '73 2'0Z, ndl ... t. &ood cond, •• ... oof, ca11, $4800. 49f,5144 VOLVO . .....,. moon rf . wlr .. , e t c . NEWPORT BEACH Champagne Ed. Xlnt oven, heuter, ace box. y· 283ZFK, lo ma ... 645 2963 steer ing. 27,961 miles. 751-0900 cond $6500. pp 673--5523 Mech. new, xlnt cond. Largest Volvo Dealt:r '79 Elect ra Limited 4 dr Out of lus. Sale or 752.0687 Dir (882VEI) $2300. 673--9725 in Orange County! adn, vinyl top, velour . 7 9 F 1 e e t w 0 0 d $4911 one.. t7IO '77 VW Rabbit, 4apd, ----BUY or LEASE int, full pwr, auto level Brou gham. loaded ! •75 Cpe DeVi•..... Barwick Imports '7 7 D at s u n 8 2 1 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• radials, am /fm /caas. •7 2 BUS $2500 DIRECT control, cruise control. S9 .250 . .78 Eldorado, $2500 /0BO 6J7 9165 831-331 I hatebbact. S atld. 45,000 t 911 Coupe, guards Fuel Inject. Pr istine ! ~5094 whire whl covers, 8 trk. shar p 17 995 C huc k --- -ml, $%900 or offer. red/cork. Sunroof. Rt. $3495.640-5234. ----AM/FM stereo. digital Per ry ·77 Seville, loaded, xlnt '69 CAMARO 544-ltll dy· 49M'fl0ev minor, blaup., 7" whls, Vol•o 9772 ~·,·~· ~{~-,·~·~ cloc k radio, loaded ! "'·9·8871 condition Bill, 831 1257, 1 owner, clean. auto, I • • P7'a, Fl. spoiler, cruise '76 .vw Rabbit, 4spd , ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • 1 1 .,,.. ·• ~-d ls allo tr Serviced regu a r y, -496·2969 mags. 300 eng. 2 barrel "7~ D..._2_• control, air. 30.000 ml. r~ la · ys, am m, It 's lime Cor a change, 53,000 ml. xlnt cond '73 Eldo ronv .. blue m· c arburator, digit al Air, am/frn cua, ma1 Coocoursecond. 128.500. mce.$2,69S.64o-S234. but first I must find a $5500 fi rm. 661·7194 , t /whatetop.J;,000080 Cama,., 9917 c lock. am /fm $1500. wbJa, duel exh .~nu 552·821Seves. goodhomeforTheVolv 10120GardenGroveBI 752.7363 631.2744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 995.8989 tir-. iadt'per. . . '77 Rabbit: Good cond , (4cyl,4s p /od,snrf,AC, GaraenGroveSJ0.9190 ---1·75 Camaro. bronze. - owaer . $1950 OB . 'T9 Pon cbe D . 7700 mi. sunroof. SS,000 miles . blk llhr> Well main _________ 1 '50 Buick 47,000 original The fastest draw in the auto. AM/FM, A c. '72Camaro 538-J1"J · ~ ~l't!~e le0a;:~ E ves o r wk f\ d s talned '75.244 GL $4,000 Have something to sell? miles, nma great, new West .a Daily Pilot P /S, P tB, P/W, p lks Neweng $2,500 ,90 ·aiool. dJU l8K mi, PY m ts , ba l. ,26. OOO. 714 (772-9108. 497 6344 Classified ads do it well. paint. Call 631·7056 eves Class ified Ad. 642·5678. $3200. 631-7070 _642-_56_7~ :d.nt coM. am/fm has. 838·0482 aft. 6. AMto M 9100 AMto H 9100 .. H 9100 Alltot M 9100 hto M 9100 Autos H• · 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 40 •Pl· .-or bat of· '7" p 91~ 18L c pd ••••• ~· •• :."'! ••••••••••••••••• !· •• :.-;,•••••••••••• ••••• ~· ••• "."':•••••••••••• ••••• : •• :.":•••••••••••• .•••• ~· •• :.~•••••••••••• ••••• : •••• "':•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer. 631·ll4S " or. ... . . .rs . " tslOO/OBO '71 Datsun 24~~ orie 546-0248 'H POltSCHE Xlnt cond. VW 1600 Super ena . Runs great! ---------1 $4800 or offer. J im. owner, only n ,ew tat. 4 spd, air, heedtra. many xtras. Must see. M200. 842·2t!S2 •72 1200 C:Pe ,_536-_5441&_. ____ I '800 145-9502 ltoh ltoyce 9756 '76 JIOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIOOK>BO 873-2284 *l DEALER IN U.S.A. Dataun '72Z Auro, air, ~ ltCOAYRVER mags, &ood concfttlon, wlilite moo or !Mat. ROLLS-ROYCE ..... .....,.. IWIJambot-H -·~· -~ ... < .. Atlf 9725 !.__ _ ___, ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• C\OSEO SUNDAYS •79 Fiat Brava. Like new. . Loade.I. 9,IOO orilmal 1976 Shadow, late series, mllea. 4iftoeat ~,,. Must ~.000 ml, not a mark on s a c r i fl c e ., 3 t o o . 1t. Brwn & sand 2 tone, 840-485'3. $.19 ,500 549--2042 ...... . t7Z7 9760 ...•...... ~ ........... . vrsnYout 0 I A M G E COAST HOMDA HIA~fUAITllS TOD•YH! UHIV&SITY SALES ft SERVICE OLDSMOlll.t HoeA •wcTlut~ 2850 ffaJbot Bt-rd. COl'I'• IUSA HM'41 ( . '79 Accerd, 4 tt/, alfto, am If•. extra moldinea. prtllbe coed. 71M318 PP •••••••••••••••••••••• LIASE DIRECT! 1981 Sill TURIOI llACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 oyoto 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'77 TOYOTA CORONA WAC90N 5 •1eed trans., air coe . AM /FM stereo, radial tires & rul nice! (~). OMLY $39'5 '17 ACCGrd. .Uwr. ta.NO, Ml&ACU MAZDA ,x~l~n~t~s~h-a~p-e _._s~•~o-o_o_.,llllllii2150ii!~Har~bolUSArBlvd. _~2105. '4~5700 'i8 Accord, S spd;· a /c. •--------- am /fm c .... mae whla. 19'7'9~ Supra Exec. car. 30 mPC on reg. gu. top 18K orig mi. Loaded. cond. S4400. 730-0ll4 11500 or take over lse •77 Civic Htcbbk, 39 for $500. 547·5625 da. •.ooo mi, 5 s,d. 'tint 144-0997 eve cond. a.>.a:wu •79 CO R OLLA S R5 .,....... tno Liflback. A/C, AM/FM ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo, rads. $4,700 or '67 Jaguer 3.8 MK US all best ofrer 648-8697 orie. very well ~a_in· 'i9 Cellca GT Liftback. t•fned Must Sa~f1ce Clean, loaded ~ $6295. Mll-857• 831-7834, 759-2465. ~•••••••••••!?.~! '77 SR5 liftback. 63,000 ml, air, 58p. R " H lug J ...... HNly rack. S3.4~. 851-1853 Bit /tan. 1 w owner, Xlnt cojld. ~. "16 Liltbachk. S R5. Rea 7&().8727 wk 811-1612 Stereo. 37 mpg fwy, perl W... 9731 cond. 5 speed, $3400, •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• 848-7171 eves. '77 Mait!a/tLC, 1 OW'der. •79 Celica ST: Loaded, 22,000 mi. 5 s,.t, xl.nt arrrf, a Jc. auto. lo mi. cond. 492-IS38 Must sell! 67~7320 1980 RX7, anJllnrsary Tn-pe. '767 edit., mint cond. S apd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s u nrr, AC. s tereo '79TriumphSpilllreCon· •/tape, ne,w Michelina. verUble . low m iles. 131-3231 or 495-«r3 $4988 (092XNZJ Barwick l'>ata1111 831-3311 .. oimw419"1 9770 •••••••••••••••••••••• lt75VWIUG 4 cyl. engine. 4 speed trans.. air cond., radio fl more! (036170). OHLY $3295 n.ocw.1to1Ni1s Ford 2<»0 Harbor Bl., C.M. 642-0011 MARI HOW.AID VOLISWAC984 T6 410M L-ar1e selection '11 All the exfru, ;ect Volkawaaens with com· cond. low ml •1e. petitlve prices. Prieed to NU. ,too. .. u.a....L 11---:.. .J Wk elf. -.*'911, Eve. fl f.P'~ R~ wt eodl ,.... VOlltSWAGfN. tHC 72 JIOC 534-4100 2 dr. sport co . l m-13731 Herbor maH Jate. 'rvm Garden Grove fD."'1, 1----------1 ----:..,,._ _____ ..... IS VW left ls rilbt ·12 Met&lee #SO Sda. door. •73 ..,_, door. ISO wbt • ,...._, mt, auto, each. w..c.em style wtd AC, AM /Pll, dlt P.l"d· rims ror Super Beetle $?Oto. , ... n u .. , •. ••· 5414744 -"'"--1111--'L .. --.--~i ___ ~'IO--.-A-B-Brr~-.. L-.-.-m-~-.-4-1 11..., ltkk. •trta d r. a unrr, AM /F M. stra t•a ll. •.Too. or Pr1eed for qolcll sale. CMb .,._to llt. JIHt• l>sve, fJN.1'70 I STOP DREAMllll ABOUT A COllYERllBLEI SEE US FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY BUY OllE llOWI THE.TRIUMPH FACTORY IS CLOSING. BU Y ONE OF THESE GR EA T SPORTS CAR LEGENDS NOW AND ~~ IS U/U s ON AN Y NEW 1980 TR7 OR TA7 SPIDER IN STOCK FROM NOW UNTIL MAY 26th. 51500 MSCOUNT -51000 REBA TE YOU R REBATE CAN BE USED TOWARDS YO UR DOWN PAYMENT. 1101 0111 BUI 20 TO CHOOSE FROMI The Newest Economy Car From Japan IPIOMOUHCID El·S00-%00) INBUSINESSSINCE 1916 OFF WINDOW STICKER OM AMY CAR OR TRUCK MOW IM STOCK! OUR OFFER EVEN INCLUDl:S 4x4 PICKUPS! OFFER GOOD THAU MAY 26th -HUAF:tY!!! Blfl £or, S•all Car - We Need Vbur Trade•I COSTA ,MESA ~ \ ........ "--••'• 29'25 HARBOR BLVD. #, ............. ~1 •ff Open 7 D•y• A Week -3 Bloob South;., the S.a Diego Freew•y 9 T9 • 2 5 0 0 All •.wdel ,a. a.•, Uc.MA U0 ..._., ... ,, 1 ... A~ ,._ ............ ...._ ......... elllrM. AU can •llJ-t .. ,n. ..... ,. I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. May 26. 1981 ....... UMd ...... UMd ....... U1.d ........ u .. d ........ UHd Auto1, UHd 1"'"01, UHd 14Yto1. Uted Aalto1, UHd •• . ... •••••.............• .....•................. ········•·••·•·•·•••··· ···•··················· ....................... •••·•··••·············· ••·······•·····•······· ........•.•...•........ ······················~ ~Nlet tt2 c..tlllleaM tHO H40 M•t~ 9'12 OW....Ob• '955 ,otttlac 9'65 rontlac 9965 r1Mlderbird 9970 n.tcMrtNrd tt7• ..................................................................................................................................................................................... ··•··············•··•·• -Jt77 CHIVIOLIT 'H . 4·dr conve rtible. '78 Granada, 8 cyl, auto. 1965 FORD '78 C ullan Su1>remt-. SUNllRDS! TRANS.AMS! 1971 FottD so· Buullful. Loaded. MALllU WAGOH beaut. drk red, only 721< A /C, PS/PB. I ownr, lo MUSTANG GT Xlnt cond LiJldau top, Loo klna ro1 u bat1tuln'' l.Jr!lle 11elecllon' T :i kt THUNDBtllRD Mlllt seUI See to ap. A l u t I m l must sell $.5500 ml. P'J50. Call II to 5, l'JS, P/B, nlr Amll"m n .. 111 v11lut''! ComH 10 yuui tholco rrom •77 Auto tr11n11 , pwr stcPr prec1ate! $5300 IMl>-4853 . .!.3.~iwr~ It~~:;;, ~II~ M'.9584. . ~.WJ, evea 758 ltl60 ~~l~:l~c ~r~~: 1~1~,~~ atereo $3.000 4tn 4774 uud ll'tl the l>uy11 we• to'Hl '11 (4!WTF;1.1 Somt' lnic. wlmlow11 & lirukcti, f~ frn wheel morel (4009e()). c.".... HJJ '69 Galaxy 4·dr. aood brakes Makttoffer Cull ,.to 9tS7 :~~~·v'i~w~r·:::.11~!!t·:.~:.~ hhard to find modl'I:. Ul a1:~cr108nld). rud10 & mor<.>' ••••••••••••••••••••••• OMLY $2195 ••••••••••••••••••••••• transportation "5(). 642-9924, If no answer, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... 11ric•1111 pru•4•11 " 74 Veaa OT Hatchback. Tt.eo•N loM.t 1979 CHIVIOLIT •5061 PLEAS!:: keeptrylnll' 1976 fo.D on ou1 i·nhn• mwntm >' ONLY $3795 New eng, ~c 30mp& on l'wd COIYITTI T·TOP u.c• 9945 ·s.s Muat. Xlllt cond Nu PINTO WAGON a magnon a magnon Tht~Roblrn ;~,9~as 5~Ws~ l~~~~tr :*°Harbor BJ • C.M. Automatic lran1 .• air ....................... tires $3500 Automatic trans . u11 • • 20ti0 llarbor Bl .(' M noon ~ 642..0010 cond .. stereo tape, tilt 070 MARK lU 642 ~ 1<:vc1' contl • AM FM 11tl•rt•o, "' wheel. pwr. wlndowa, MUST SELL -roor rack & mor .. ' pont1ac 4300 pont1ac 549 4300 642·0010 ~ IEE US FIRST! Vette ma11. ONLY MAKEOFFER18428119 '74 Mmt rond New paint, 1171109> 549• • The (HIHt draw 111 ~. fie1 have a aood aelec· 23,000 m iles & more I tires. butt. 4 cyl. 4 ap. ONLY $1995 2.HO lltir'"•• 111 ·'' L·,.,, s1r-1:1.11• 111Pht1 1tc~'a w1trh du Wst a Dally PllOc. W of NEW & USED (305WXO>. 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Leasing, Parts Fleet D1scoun1s 10 lhe Publrc • HOWARD CHEVROLET Dove/Quail Streets Newport Beach 833·0555 We specialize in Corveltes• And ow body shop 1s one ol the best• See lhe all-new 82 Cavalier now on display• 0 DAVID J. rHILLlrs IUICl<-POMTIAC·MA1DA Laguna Hiiis • Sales • Service • Leasing ' 24888 Al1c1a Parkway 837·2400 MARK HOWARD V'OLKSWAGEN,)NC. 13731 Harbor Blvd . Garden Grew. Tel. 534_..100 Large atoctca of new Volkswagens at unbeatable prices • IAaLI llll TOYOTA-VOi.YO 1968 Harbo r Blvd .. Costa Meta. {714) &4e·9303 or &40-94e7. t1 Volvo dealer In Orange county and when you aM\ for I Toyota 11 Earl1 lk1'1. you get Ill 8 08 LONGPRE POKT'IAC 13600 Beach Blvd Wt>stmmster Tel 89?·&651 Orange County s olr1es1 and t,irgest Pontoac dea1c1sh•P Sales Servic e Parts UNIVERSITY HONDA 2850 Harbo1 Blvd Costa Me<>a Tel 540 9640 1 Mile South 405 Frpeway Sales selV•Cf'. parts & if>a.,1nq • SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E 17th Street. Santa Ana Tel. 558·7811 Your Orlglnal Dodlcttod Datsun Dealer 0 MIRACLE MAZDA. 2150 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 646-5700 #I dealer 1n So Cahl See the all new 1981 GLC ALLEN·OLOSMOllL&.CADILLAC SUIARU·GMC TltUCKS S•n Dl1go Fwy, at Avery EJClt on Camino Cap111rano In Laguna Niguel. Tel 831·0800"'95--0800. COST A MESA DATSUN 28-45 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 540-6410 Serving Orange County to1 t 6 years t Mile So 405 SUNSET FORD. IMC. (Home of Willie the Whale) 5440 Garden Grove Blvd., Westminster Toi 636·4010 FRANK rROTO LINCOLN-MERCURY • Service and Parts Department always open 7 days 1 : week 7 30 A.M lo 6.30 PM 848-7739 0 CONNELL C .. YaOUT 2828 Harbor Blvd .. COata Mela Over 20 year1 aer.olng ' Orange County• Sales. leasing, service Call 54tM200; sptelal parts line. 548·9400, bOdy shop llne, 75-4-0400 0 CHICK IVERSON ftORSCHf..AUDl·YW 415 E Coast Hwy , Newport Beach 673-0900 The only · dealership In Orange County with these three great mtkea under on• rooll BLOWING IN THI! WIND -'Ibis case.we at Fashion Island during Newport S.ach's an- nual Arts Festival was created ~ balloon artist Treb Helnlng of Los Angeles. !t \ook fiw " ~ ................... bqu.._to P'S bdwn into.the streamers which were cut free each night He also deef~ lo· flationary decor for one Of President Reagan's ma'uguralpartiea. 400,000 crowd beaches Gloomy weat her, poor sur f don't deter visitors Overcut skies, nippy tem· peraturea and poor surfing ~· tloDB did litUetoclilcouraee beach attendance alone the Oranee Coast oo Memorial Day u nearly 400,000people erowded in. The e1oomy weather turned to rain early today. Weather watchers from HuntinltOn Beach to San Clemente said driziles started in the pre-dawn hoUn. Showers were reported later ln several areu. Newport Beaeh bad its heaviest crowd of the three-day weekend Monday. Ufeauarda eatimated roughly 120,000 beachaoera spread out their towels even though tbetemperatured hovered around 62 desrees under cloudy skies. Lifeguard Capt. Buddy Belshe said traffic alon1 tbe Balboa Hunter slain .in county gun mishap A Jt..,.....oad Roeemead mu "u lbot ad killed MODday ID an ....,..m llqntt:,:cctdalt ln tbe ClevelaDd Na al Ponlt ••t al ....... v •. PeniDA&a ••~e 1e congested at timestb.tthe str~ resembled aparkhlglot. "It was enough to make you ctJ-;" besuaested. Alona the 10 miles of state beacla in Huntington Beach, near· ly 250,000 people packed in on Memorial Day. Lifeauards re- ported at leut 400 rescues during the three days at HunUn1ton and BolaaCbicaltatebe1cbes. At tbe city strand in Hunt- initop. llfel\W'dl aaid 65,000 tun seekers showed up. They reported. 189 rescues for the tbree·day break. ., " . Sutf, which bad reached heights of. six feet on Saturda)t, died Moliday. Weguardt ID San Clemet.e estimated waves '11 two feet while 8untin«ton auardl re· ported "ankle slappers." Water ·temperatures stayed around 62 degrees. In San Clemente, 40,000 people turned out during the three days while at Aliso and Dana Point state beaches, 30,000 beach fans showed up. One ol the taraer spectacles along the Orange Coast Monday was the an1val of the brigantine Pilgrim at Dana Point Harbor. More than 200 boa .. helped escort the replica intothell•rbor. · . State beach cal!pgrounda at San Onofre aod J)oheny were flUed to capactt1 au three days although vlaiton ~·an de_,arting early Monday ,..,., It tiecame clear the cloudsw~ren't 1oinl to lift, officialuaid. ~ • • • • • • Ylll 11111111 UllY PIPll OHAN Cl ('OUN Ty C AL 1ronNI!~ 25 CENTS I Court e~es doctor MacDonald m urder case to be reviewed T.be U.S. Supreme Court ~e this decision (by the agreed today to decide wbetber preme Court) will proloni il former Army physician Jeffrey a few more months. R. MacDonald muat return to "We 'll continue to fight t.bia and stabbed to death. Police found MacDonald who at the Ume was a captain ln the army Medical Corps as· sicned to the Green Berets - suffering from 20 stab wounds. prison for allegedly slayl.ni hll battle that we've fought tor 11 w{fe and two young dau1btera ln years," MacDonald said. Uno, He also complained that the In October, 1ino. military charees against MacDonald were dismissed. A federal erand jury ln Raleigh, N.C., did not in· diet MacDonald until five years later. The justices will review a rul· / in1 that over.&urned Mac· MacDonald. ''We'll Donald's conviction for the l~ • killlnp at Fort Bran, N.C. ~ COnt•nue to j•ght irounds that MacDonald's rlpt • " to a speedy trial wu violated. th · battl ' If the Supreme Court J'e· 1S e · . · The charges were then dis· missed by the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on grounds that MacDonald had been denied a instates the conviction, lf•c· Donald, now living in ljfunt· ington Harbour, would have to return to prison under a life sen· lence. 7 Last July, the 4th U .S1 Circuit Court of Appeals ovfrturned M. acDonald's convi~ti s of 1979 and he was relea ed from Terminal Island r ral prison after serving almost a year there. "It's been a long hard 11 years," MacDonald said today in an interview over radio. "We thought the appeals court decision had ended it but it looks government won't accept what he claims is new evidence im· plicating other people in the murders. MacDonald, 37, bas been out of prison on bail and working as head of the emergency medical section of St. Mary Medical Center i.n Long Beach. He consistently has contended that four drug.crazed "hippies" invaded bis on·base home the night of Feb. 17, 1970, and com· milted the murders. His preg· nant wife, 24·year-old Collette, and their two children, Kimber· ly, 6, Kristen, 3, were beaten speedy trial. · The Supreme Court, in 1978, however, ruled that the 4th Circuit court was wrong to con· sider the speedy·trial issue before the actual trial took place. After MacDonald's trial ended In his Aug. 29, 1979, conviction, he once again raised the speedy· trial challenge on appeal and the 4th Circuit court again last July ruled tbat his constitutional "due process" rights had been violated. 'Spider Man' 1; police 1 Acrobat scales tallest building, then jailed CHICAGO <AP) -Still dressed as a comic·book hero, Daniel Goodwin was ln jail to- day as be expected after becom· ing the only person ever to climb to the top of the world's tallest building -on the outside. The 25·year·old professional acrobat and gymnast from Las Vegas, used suction cups and metal clips to climb up the melal·and·glass west side of the Begin of/e n . peace talla uith LebaJWn TEL AVIV, Israel (AP> - Prime Minister Menachem Begin has offered to open peace talks with Lebanese President Elias Sarkis in Beirut or J erusaJem, Israeli Radio re· ported. The report said Begin ex· tended the offer Monday during a campaign speech in northern Israel. There were no further de· tails and no indication the talks Begin· was proposing would in· volve Syria, whose anti·aircraft. missiles installed last month ln eastern Lebanon have been the focus of the current Mideast crisis. There was no official com· ment from Beirut on Begin's ol· fer, but the newspaper al·Anwar quoted presidential palace sources as saying the proposal was a "maneuver not worthy of a reply." Militia clashes between Lebanese supporters of Iran and Iraq, border shelling in southern Lebanon and artillery attack.a on the Christian city of Zable left at least 10 people dead and several wounded overnight, police re· ported today. Pro·lraqi and pro·lranian Lebanese Moslems have been wagin4 their own proxy war since the Persian Gulf war between the two 01l·froducln1 nations broke out ast Sep· tember. The Soviet-made missiles shot down another pllotlesa Israeli <SeeJUJ>EAST, Pa1e Al) Sears tower on Monday. outwit· ting authorities who tried to stop him and bringing cheers from dozens of. spectators 110 stories below. It took .him 7\h hours, battling 40 mph winds. "He agreed that this wasn't something everyone should do," said Jack Rimkus, the police of· ricer who arrested Goodwin atop the 1,454-f<?<>t building. "He said he expected to spend a few days in jail." Goodwin, still wearing his custom -made, r ed·and·blue "Spider·Man " outfit, was led away in handcuffs at the sum· mit. No felony charges will be brought against Goodwin, ac· cording to Shelagh Kealy. a spokeswoman for the Cook (See SPIDER, Page AZ> He wins by a hair Huntington sty list sets record Fatigued but elated Hunt· ington Harbour hair stylist Pierre Orth claimed an unof· ficial Guinness record today for continuous hair cutting when his marathon reached 342 hours. The record was broken at 8 a.m., but Ortiz planned to con· tinue snipping until 4 p.m. to set a mark of 350 hours. "Praise the Lord, I broke ~e record!" the 42·year-old stylist exclaimed. Ortiz admitted he endured a difficult lime Monday ni"bt Court rules sole guilt in antitrust W ASIUNGTON (AP) -In a case with enormous importance for American businesses, the Supreme Court ruled today that companies sued for civil an· titrusl violations cannot force all alleged wrongdoers to help pay c ou rt·ordered monetary damages. Writing for a unanimous court, Chief JusUce Warren E . Burger iiaid there is no "right to contribution" among businesses allesed to have violated the na· lion's antitrust laws. . T he case involved a New Orleans ready·mix conrrete manufacturer who now ap· becauee of the physical and emotional strain of working for more than 14 straight days at his Peters Landing shop, the New York New York Salon. "Last ni&ht I almost blacked out," he said. "The tension was just too great. I never knew it would be grueling." Half the proceeds from Orili's marathon are going lo the Multi· pie Sclerosis Society. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, which was established by the GuiMess ale company in England to keep track of such off-beat marathon endeavors, the record was set in 1979 in Dover, England, by a stylist who worked for 341 hours and 58 seconds. Guinness officials could not be reached for immediate com· ment. The Guinness rules allow would·be record·selters rest periods of five minutes per hour of effort. Ortiz said be bas been accumulating the time and sleeping about two hours a night. He said he bas affidavits from customers and onlookers verify. · Ing his continuous snippine and has kept a detailed 101, ail to be submitted to the Guinness peo. pie. "They <Guinness officiala) are not budgeted for anytbine like monitorine," he said, add· ini he expects an investi1aUon by Gui.Mesa after the documents are submitted. parently will have to pay all the ~~~:~t. damages ln an an· 111111 CUIJ llAJIHI Today's opinion affirmed • rulinl by the 5tb U.S. Circult Court ol Appeall last December that the company involved, Tex· • aa loduatriea Inc. cannot leek • to Um.it ita potendal UabWtJ ID the cue by add.ins thrff other ready·mlx manufacturera u co- defendants. Cloudy through Wednes· day morning. Partlr cloudy Wednesday afler· noon. Twenty percent chance of sprinkles or abowera today and tonlpt. Lows tonipt, 80 alon1 the cout, 64 inland. HJ1hs Wednesday M to 73. 1111111•1 In 1173, a federal IJ'and jury cbaraed Texu Induatrt• and the three otlaer compui• with violatlq the Sherman Act by cooaplriq to ralle ud lb the price <A rud:J·miJl CODCrtU ID . the Ne. OrlMDI area. AU four nrma plaided DO eontAllt to tboM crlmlaal cbarpl. • --Ill Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT/Tu.day, May 26, 1981 A stat• Anembly bill tbat would list lecaJ eausea for evlc. tlons bas been tabled for the I vear. thus rellevlnt Aa- aemblymu RJchard Rob&neon • from a potitical bot Mat. Robinson, D·Gatden Grove, ii a member of the 14-member At· • sembly Judiciary Committee which was to declde whether to tend the so-called "ju.st cauae eviction" bHI to the Assembly floor. The but has been withdrawn from the committee this year amid rears It wouldn't set the ~. votes to keep it alive, said an ~ eide to co-author Tom Bates, D-1 Oakland. 1 • Robimon, who bas remained ' uncommitted, was conJidered .. a s wing vote. An aide aaid Robinson planned to take a poel- J Uon aft.er a public hearin& on the bill. That hearing scheduled tor • Jast week, however, was can- ' ~eled. I Bates' aide noted that a similar bill last week passed tbe state Senate Judiciary Commit· tee on a slim 5_. vote. He s~d the Assembly sponsors didn t \vant to hurt the chances of the senate bill by introducing their own. The bills would allow evictions only when landlords can docu- ment several conditions, inchld· ing failure to pay rent. damages to property. disturbances for other tenants or removal of the unit rrom the reptal market. . ;, Under current st-ale laws · landlords need to offer no ex- planations to begin 30-day evic- tion proceedings. FAA probes Meadowlark collision Federal air inspectors have launched an investigat~on into Monday's two-plane Meadowlark Airport collision, in which two people received minor injuries. Police Lt. Thomas Patton said the accident occurred at2:30p.m. · when a homemade aircraft at- tempted to land at the Huntington Beach field just as a single engine Cessna was taking off. . The descending plane struck • :·the Cessna. veered off and . "· crashed beside the runway, Pat- ton said. The experimental plane •• destroyed oo impact, but the two people aboard,. Garth and Bever- ly Hess of Upland, escaped with minor cuts and bruises, the police ;, officersaid. The Cessna, piloted by Edward • 1 Co nrecode of Costa Mesa, was able to take off, but the plane im- mediately wu brought in for a landing, be said. Conrecode and his passenger, ' Edward Conrecode Jr., were un- 1 Injured, but the Cessna received · ' minor damage to the fuselage and wing; Patton salcl. A Federal Aviation Ad - " ministration spokesman said a '' probe of the accident. should be : 1 completedbytheendoftheweek. • 1 FromPage A1 I· MIDEAST • • • reconnaissance plane Monday. Israel said it was the third ' plane, all pUoUess drones, lost to 1 the Syrian batteries this month, 1 while Syria claimed it wu the • I fifth. ' J A Syrian communique said it was bit. as ll new through Syrian air apace and the wreckaae landed near the vlllace of Madaya, six miles eut of the Lebanese-Syrian border. The Israeli military command said the remote-coatrolled plane wu directed to d y over Lebanon'• Bekaa Valley, where the Syrian missiles are in place, but could have strayed lnto Syria. Cleanup begins in Texas . AUSTIN, Texas CAP) - Soaked furniture wu piled out· 1 side ot bomea to bake in the sun as reaJdents becan cleanini up after a Oood that JdUed at leut ' nine people, left four others mlsaini and destroyed hundreds of homes. "I think we are fortunate we dJdn't loee more lives, when you look at the devastation," said Mayor Carole McClellan. She asked state officials for a dis- aster declaration. A line of thunderstorms dumped almost 7 Inches of rain on parts of the city bet.ween Saturday night and Monday mornin1, quickly pushing water to 20 to 30 feet deep in parts of town. Turning back the clock in Dana Poi t Harbor as 120-foot brigantine Pilgrim arrives Austin Police Sgt. Ernest Shugart said authorities bad re- covered nine bodies, including that of 18-year-old Michael Villarreal, whose pickup swirled into a dr~ge ditch wblrlpool, and an un1denllfied woman whose Cadillac was found tangled in a tree 12 feet off tbe ground. Vintage v~sel in Dana port Shugart said four other people were listed as missing, including a mother who was swept away with her baby as her husband watched. 'Pi lgrim I I ' bri gantine berthed at new Orange County Marine I nstitute No damage estima tes were available. Thousands of cars were soaked, floated and st.randed on Austin streets. Auto dealerships several blocks from the Tex.as Capitol lost scores of new cars anrt soent most of Monday try. ing to get rid of mud piled 4 inches deep. By JEFF PAllK.Ell Of .. INlly,....,..., Nearly a century and a half ago, the arrival of the 120-foot trading ship "Pilgrim" at Dana Point was not a sight to raise eyebrows -she was one of scores of massive vessels used in the once-lucrative hide trade. But hundreds or on-lookers gathered Monday al Dana Point Harbor to welcome ''Pilgrim II." a full-scale model of the brigantine immortaliied by Richard Henry Dana. The restored vessel, on loan from San Pedro owner Marioni Barich, was cere moniously berthed outside the new Orange County Marine Institute, as both an aesthetic and educational focal1 point. Largely responsible for bring- ing the restored cla1tsk south to Dana Point was Morb:1e Institute director Stan Cummines. an energetic 36-year-old who re- cently came from San Francisco to accept leadership of the new institute. "Pilgrim 11" t ypifies' Cum- mings ' belief that the Orange County Marine Institute, located at 35502 Del Obispo, is not to be a dry, purely scientific facility but rather a mixture of science, history and humanities. "Although I'm a scientist, I Public gets a shot at Laguna's budget Laguna Beach City Council members will review the city's proposed $7.12 mlUioo budget tooilbt. but not before t.btf'publlc gets a chance to discuss the document. A public hearing on next year's spending proposal begins at 7 p.m. in council chambers, 505 Forest Ave. Applicants for federal revenue sharing funds - estimated to be $137,000 next year-will be beard at 8 p.m. The council will bold its own workshop oo the budget follow- ing that bearing. City Manager Ken Frank says he will ask the council to place all federal revenue sharing money into fire department operations next year. That would free a llke amount or general Cund revenues to in- crease the city's depleted re· serve account . The city spent Its budget re· serve to pay for landslide damage that occurred at the base of Del Mar A venue during last year's rains. Frank says the additional $137 ,000 in revenue s haring tunds will go a long way in replenishing that Cund. · Public organizations a nd Spor t s fee m ulled at school meeting . cultural groups will be vying for an estimated $38,000 in com- munity assistance funds tonight. . That Cun<t comet from pro- ceeds from the Festival of Arts. Co mmunity or ganizations an- nually request funds from that source to continue cultural and ci vie activities. lroine plans • action o ver sludge site The Irvine City Council is ex- pected to take action tonight against a proposed 200-acre sludge site just north of the city. The plan for drying solid waste has gained support from the Orange County Sanitation District which proposes to locate the drying operation near the Bee Canyon Landfill area scheduled to open in 1983. Jn a report to the city council, Larry Hogle, director of Com- munity Development, said the sludge site would have a "neaativeimpact" on the city. The Bee Canyon landfill is be- ing planned as a replacement for the Coyote Canyon disposal station now used by tbe cities of Irvine, Laguna Beach, Newport Beach Jmd Costa Mesa. Residents living in Turtle Rock have complained of odors from the Coyote Canyon landfill, according to the city report I, know that th~re are ~er things that make s uch an instit.ut.e valuable," he said. "Our goal is to bri°' an ocean experience to aJI tbe people lo O~ange County, but an ocean ex- perience means a lot. more t.bJD just identifying specimens d sea life. There's the mood of the sea, the emotion we get from it, the history and feelings . ' History, feelings and educa· lion Wlll be the focua of the over- night "excursions" to be offered aboard \he 1'Pilgrim 11." The $750,000 Marine Institute opened quietly about three months ~go, and at th'ls point the focus of.the faclllty is on "ocean experience" progrems rather than on t.be in-house exhibits. Those program.a also include "floating laboratories" where visitors take to the sea, whale watching expeditions and field trips to local tH1epools. From Page Ai SPIDER • • • County state's attorney office. Studeftts wilJ spend an entire night aboard the ship, leamine bow the huge vessel is rigged, seeibg (and doing) the chores performed by the seamen of a century ago, even eatinl the same kinds of meals traders "We offer one of the fioating laboratory excursions aboard a two-masted schooner," said Cummings. "The studenu learn basic data-gathering techniques for half 'the crulse, then learn the basics of sailing for the other half. We ligure that s ailing is as much a part of the ocean ex- perience as the scientitic con- cerns." Engineers for Sears. Roebuck and Co., owner of the tower, de- termined there was "no serious damage to the building so there are no felony charges to place , against him." she said . would have eaten on the high seas. ''The overnight stays are geared for fourth through sixth graders, and that's a very sus- ceptible age for tbe imagina- tion," Cummlnas said. "A young peraqo. can apend a night on a ship like that and feel like they've been aboard for a week or a month -they im· agine so much more intensely than adults do." Visitors to the institute, which opened officially to the public Tuesday, will be able to browse in a bookstore offering marine literature, see two salt water aq1,1arlums and behold the 23- foot rra,v wbAle ueletoa on d.l.I· play in tile lab area/ Lquna Beach muraliat Robert Wyland is c urrently wor~iql on an ocean·llfe palqling which will grace one wall of the inJtitute lab room. It is up to police and Sears to decide whether charges will be filed for misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct and trespass- ing, she said. He was held for investigatton of disorderly conduct, criminal trespass, and criminal damaJZe to prop erty, 'Police Cnutr. Robert-Casey said . ''He said he grew up where there's lots of trees and had always been impressed with tall buildings and cities," Rimkus said. Brett Walker Newport Presents SOME OF THE WORLD'S FINEST WA TC HES Up To 40% Off On Selected Models May 27, 28~ 29 and 30. Outstanding Buys in 14K and 1 SK Gold REPRESENTING • PI AGE1" Begin insists tbe laraeli air force will knock out tbe miailes unless they are withdrawn fr6m LebaftOD so that hraeU recon- naissance fi18hts can proceed unhindered. Syrian P resident Hafez A.uad says he will not how to the Israeli demand. Trustees of the Huntington Beach Union High School Dis- trict. will consider charaing stu- dents a fee to participate lo sports, drlll teams and the marching band next year. · The meetiQ1 beetna at dl.ltrict headquarters, 10251 Yorktown Ave., at 7 tonight.. •'The problem of odor and pathogem beinl transmitted to nearby residents is a major con- cern affecting both the sluclae facility and the landfill s-ite," the report says. g CORUM" U .s. envoy, Pbtllp Ha Mb, try- ina to arrani• • diplomatic solu- tion to lbe crttb, wu sWl awalt- i n 1 a reapoaH from Saudi Arabla to a IWOfO'al coaeemln1 tbe miAUel. · Condition worse PEKING (AP) -Soon1 Cbinf-llng, the wtdolt' of revolu- tionary leader Sun Yat-aen, wu reported ln crltlcal and wonen- Lna condition today. She ta 1uf- ferln1 from leukemia and fell seriously lU on May 14. Tonllht's city council meetin.c beglna at. 7: 30 at City council cbamben,173001amboreeRoad. A meetlnl to receive public re- act.ion to the slud1e site ia acheduled 1bunday at 7:30 p.m. ln the Irvine m1h School om. 4321 Walnut Ave. @ c.;o~COH D. Also Concord Collection A and Cartier ~ Watches If you have ever conlidered buying • fine watch. 'or If you would llke,to add to )'OUf prwent collection. then th9 time 11 nowl --· Island community of Moo· tauk ln a 12 ·minute ceremony performed by the &ev.Dr.D.Jolmaoa. Tbe bride, in a white gown, was attended by her sisters, M ars a ret and Su u aae . Beard's brother, Sam, was best man and bis parents were among the nearly 100 guest.a. A reception was held under a large tent at Beard's home nearby alter the wed· ding Sunday. Miss Tiegs has appeared in numerous television com· mercials and fashion magazines and on the covers of news weeklies as perhaps the best-known model of the past several years. She pre· viously was married to Stanley Dragotl, a film direc· tor. Beard, 43, is also an author and filmmaker. Former Vice President Walter Mondale 'will lOiD ABC-TV Good Morning America" as a current events specialist, the pro- gram's executive producer, George Merlh. has an· nounced. Britain's Prince Charles and fiancee Lady Diana Spencer, carrying bouquets given her by well- wishers, talk with toumspeople of Tetbury , England during unofficial visit . The royal couple will live at Highgrove House . just outside Tetbury , after their wedding this summer. Mondale will appear monthly on the program to comment on national and ln- ternational affairs. His debut will be this Thursday, Merlis said Monday. Network spokesman Peter Heller said Mondale's first topic for comment had no1 yet been decided. Russ co nductor makes debuL Beneath a floodlit U.S. Capitol, Soviet conductor Maxim Shostakovich has pres ented a concert of Russian and American favorites before a cheering audience of 75,000 in his first performance at the podium since he defected to become an American citizen. The 42-year-old son of the l ate composer D mitri Shostakovich led the Na- tional Symphony Orchestra Monday night in Washington, 0 . C . t hrough a rousing "Festive Overture" written by his father, Gershwin's '·Rhapsody in Blue" and Tchaikovs ky's Fifth Sym- phony. Then, silencing a standing ovation with his baton. Shostakovich said : •'Today for you and for me is a great day. For you it is a national holiday (Memorial Day). For me l am happy twice -to play for you and to be free to- day in the United States." He ended the concert with a spirited reading of Glinka's overture to•• Russian and Lud· mill a. Shostakovich defected with his 19-year-old son, Dmitri, in West Germany on April 11 after a European tour with the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra. Former first lady Besa Truman, recuperating from surgery for a broken hip, stood up for a few minutes in her hospital room but is still s uffering some problems, her physician said. Dr . Wallace H. Graham said the widow of former President Harry S. Truman stood Monday and put some weight on her right side Sun· day. He said the hip is heal· ing we.II. A nursing supervisor at Research Medical Center in Kansas City, Mo. said the 96-year-old Mrs. Truman re- mained in serious condition. Mrs. Truman broke her hip May 6 in a fall at her In· dependence home and un· derwent surgery the next day. Since entering the hospit.al, she has suffered a variety of 1 lung. dddney and • heart problems. Model Cher yl Tiegs and photographer Peter Beard have married at the Com· munity Church in the Long Elizabeth Taylor, out of the hospital after re- covering from a respiratory infection and torn rib cartilage . has returned to the Broadway revival ·of the "The Little Foxes." She was released from Lenox Hill HospitaJ in New York City Satur- day. 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Mlfl •:ti ..... .. • ._ __ ,....__. __________________________ • ,..,..... H:tJa.M. U ~ ... 1;M ._m.., ft_i ..... M )'l!.,U ll. • Moeft ,.... 1:01 ··"'·· w ......... Mbl :Mt1om. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, May 26, 1981 s ,. .......... REFUGEES BOAT CROWDED -A small sail· ·towed ashore by the U.S. Coast Guard . ing boat crammed with lM Haitian refugees Despair shows on the refugees' faces during sailed into South Florida waters and was the Sunday arrival. Probe prompts suicides? P oles under criticism in econom y cr isis found dead WARSAW, Poland <AP> - Two former Cabinet ministers have committed suicide and two former premiers appeared befor e a special Comm unist Party commission probing the reasons for Poland's economic crisis, the Polish news agency PAP has reported. It said Edward Barszcz, former minister of construction and J:>uilding materials, killed himself Monday and former Minister of Foreign Trade Jerzy Olszewski committed suicide Sunday night. Both had been un· der criticism. The ex-premiers questioned by the panel were Piotr Jaroszewicz, who served from 1970 to February 1980, and his succes.sor, Edward Babluch. A decision by Babiucb to raise meat prices last summer trig- j(ered the waves or strikes that ied to the establishment of Poland's independent trade un- ions and a series of government reshuffles, including the ouster of party leader Edward Gierek. Babiuch lost his post Aug. 24 and was suspended from the Communist Party last week. The special party commission was created by~he Central Com- mittee in response to rank-and· file demands that those responsible for the labor and economic turmoil be called to account for their actions. It was not known if Barszcz and Olszewski were under in· vestigation or had been called to appear before the commission. PAP said the Warsaw district prosecutor was investigating their deaths but gave no details. Barszcz, 53, was removed from his post earlier this year amid allegations of corruption in his ministry. His predecessor, Adam Glazur, is being held in connection with charges he used state funds to construct a large villa. Barszcz was the mayor of Krakow before being given Che Cabinet post in June 1980. Olszewski, 60, was a minister from 1974 until he resigned in December 1979. He came under criticism r ecentl y by some foreign trade officials who ac- cused him of "arbitrarily" aban- doning the practice of calling for competitive bids on contracts. PAP, in its report on the special commission, said J aroszewicz answered questions "in a self-critical way that fully confirmed his responsibility" for e rrors in investments, and economic and personnel policies. It sa id he accepted responsibility for "grave mis· takes in the investment policy" and for "permitting the incur· rence of high d e bts and a catastrophic payment situa· lion." Wounded duck 'fine ' after arrow removed LAS VEGAS (AP~ -A tiny mallard duck with an arrow through her breast has been fed bread laced with a barbiturate and captured. The duck had eluded would-be rescuers for more tban a month. The duck, named Donna by Humane Society volunteers, was captured Monday after a brief tussle in a pond at the Sahara Country Club golf course. Within five minutes of her cap· ture she was picked up by a h e licopter and flown to a veterinary hospital in nearby Henderson, where Dr. Gary Weddle performed surgery to re- move the arrow. A spokeswoman for Weddle said, "The duck has been operated on. The arrow is out and she's doing fine." Donna, with a 3-foot target ar· row s hot through her breast, had been the object of intense efforts to capture her over the past week, and residents around the country club said they had been trying to catch her for more than a month. The duck was tossed two @ pieces of bread laced with sodium amytal that had been prescribed by Or. Mu r ray Fowler, chief veterinarian for wild fowl at UC Davis. She ate the bread and within 15 minutes squatted down in the water at the edge of the pond, apparently going to s leep. "She's blinking her eyes," said Tom Harper of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. "She's a little dopey. She's alert to sudden movement, though." A few minutes later, however, Donna appeared to perk up and began s wimming through the pond. But then she broke and flew to an adjacent pond where Harper and Dart Anthony, chairman of the Humane Society of Southern Nevada, jumped in· to the pond with a net stretched over a large hoop. The duck broke again, flying to the next pond, but Harper lunged after her in pursuit. The duck appeared to do a flip in the water and Harper grabbed her. Donna, appearing wet and bedraggled , wa s quickl y wrapped in a towel. In my 20 years in the jewelry business I've been asked many questions about jewelry and gemstones. questions you may have had but never asked. Here are just a few: &EM WISS Intersect at specific angles· within the stone. Over twenty years ago. man succeeded in synthesizing star stones In the laboratory. This is probably the .. men-made" material you're thinking of, since the stones 1Nere highly publicized. What is the most common gemstone? The most common gemstone is quartz. which is made up of the two most ebundant 1 elements on earth, slllcon end oxygen. In the gem world. quartz takes many varied forms: rose quartz, smoky quartz, the lovely yellow cltrlne. the rich purple amethyst, colorless rock crystal, and silky brown tiger's eye, just to name a few . What'• the most valuable gem next to diamond? . Well, actually, diamond Is not necessarily the most valuable gem. Diamond, ruby, emerald and alexandrite in their finest qualltlet are all at the top of the acale. But the range of qualltlea In which gemstones occur la so greet that no OM of these la alwaya more valuable I I thought diamonds were the hardest substance known to man. How is it that my diamond is chipped? Diamond IS, Indeed, the hardest material known to man. However, hardness does not protect a substance from chipping or cracking. Another factor -toughness - measures resistance to chipping and breaking. Alas, diamond la not as tough as It Is hard. Given no hard abuse. a diamond will .. last forever," ae the saying goes. But a strong impact will cauae a break, since diamond has very definite cleavage planes. Listening ... ~ ' ~-=-----~ . t"-n .nother. tir"'--------.o-....;.;....,. .. Do gemetonff ever naturally· .. · M9ry Serr, ,Certified Gf!mologtst I thought only Inexpensive metals turned one's finger black. but I sometlmH get a mark under my wedding ring. • OoM thla m4tan 11'1 not gold? _,,lblt a at.r ot are atar Q9f'l'9 Ill m.n-mede? Y•. tome natural gernttOnet do exhibit a atar effect, known • Mttriam. Star ruble• and 911ppt'ine are probably the beet known ot the asterlat.d 1torw. but .._. ,, ai.o atar g•met and 1tar quen1 end otMr ..., etonee. TM atar la cauMd bV the ,.nection of llght from t1nv nMdl .. lfke lnclualona which. No, it doesn't mean your ring lan't gold. You've experlenoed whit la aometlmea referred to aa "gold amudge ... Gold jewelry la ftihloned from a • pe!ctntlfe flf P\)re (2•K) ~ ""1cecl with other metal• to ptQVtdt et~tt\. A black nwtt la aorMU cauatd by • IMCtlon one Of the alloyt In the goMI •nd the ecld from your finger. -----------·----- Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/TuHday, May 29, 1981 ·wrnmarn Jet hijack escapees 'courageous' I Rioting follows funeral in Belfast BELFAST, Northern Irel~ (AP> -Rioters attacked poUce and troops with more than 250 1asollne bombs in Londonderry, Northern Ireland's second city, after a 1rave1ide vow by Irish na· tionaliat Guerrillas to inteoJlfy the fiaht againlt British rule. The rioting Monday nl1ht followed lhe funeral of 24·year-old Patrick O'Hara, the fourth Jailed 1uerrilla to starve blmself to de· atb In the past three weeks in a campaign t o be treated 11 political prisoners. The BriUah government shows noslgna of glv· ingin. Bolivia suroives· 3rd coup attenp LA PAZ. Bolivia <AP> -Gen .. Luis Garcia Meza's lO·month-old military government has put down the third attempt thla month to oust it. Two of the atttempted coups were led by Lt. Col. Emilio Lania. He and Special Forces mm u~ rn m troopt he formerly commanded aelsed control of the munlolpaJ oftlce1 ln Cochabamba, 80Uvta•1 thtrd lar••t city, Monday mom· lnt and demandH the r•lsna· Uon ol the ruJtn1 Junta. Lanaa charJed It wu "corrupt and tn· elllcl4!0t." OPEC neari.ng $2 oil price booat GENEVA, Switierland (AP) -The Organllallon of Petroleum E.!.,POrtln1 Counlri•• la close to an acreement ca111n1 for a S2 price lncreaH by leacf. tog producer SaudJ Arabia ln r•· turn for a price free&e by au other members , two oil mlniat.ers said today. "The Saudis are ready to 10 to $34," Gabon'• oil minister, Edouard Alexia M'Bouy·Boutzlt told reporters. The Saudis cur· rently have OPEC's lowest prtc~ of $32 a barrel, compared to the $36 base charRed by moat OPEC members. Atlanta slayings now stand at 28 ATLANTA <AP> -The 28th Vlctim in Atlanta's string of murders of young blacks was identified today as Nathaniel Cater, a 27-year-old Atlanta man who becomes the oldest victim on the list of slayings being In- vestigated by a special police t.aslt force. Reagan adviser assail.s critics WASHINGTON (AP ) - Ernest W. Lefever, President Reagan's controversial choice to become his human rl1hts ad· viser, charged today that his criti cs have used "scandal sheets" to paint a diatorte4 pic- ture of him. ISTANBUL, T\U'key (AP) - Tbt pt.lot of a hijacked TUrkilb alrllDw carryln1 • peoplt aald tod1y tome ol th• .,......, ..... and CNW UHd "I hutU)' •· vl1H 1lsn and facial lan1u•t•" to worlt out a plan to overpower th• bU1cktrt and eave ftve U.S. banker• and thr•• other forelanen from death. "Wt count.cl on th• cour111 and determination of th• male r.a11encer1 wlth whom wt wtrt n conatant touch throu1h th.la 1l1n laa1uattt " said Barias Alddll, th• chlef pUot. "Wt wert concerned about th• Catt ot the non·Turld1h paaHnfers . . . They kept tellln1 UI that they would 1lart 1h00Un1 flr1t the Americana." The alrllntr retumtd Monday nltbt to lltanbul from 8ul1arta. Ftve of tht pa11en1era and two of the four hlJacktra were wounded, but the flve Americana were unharmed. ''We owe our llvea to the couraaeous and brave Turklah stewardesses and particularly to the Turk I ah paue nJtrt,' · Geor1e Clark, a aenior vice pret· ldent of ClUbank, told report.e,.. after the plane returned to Iatan· bul Monda)' n11ht, some 41 houn after l\ took off, The bold e1cape came at a military airfield near the Bultartan Black Sea retort of Bur1u wher e the Turkish Airlines DC·9 landed Sunday after four armed Turkish left· wing extremists took over the .plane durinJ a nltehl from Iatan· bul to Ankara, the Turkis h capital. One or the paaaengera. Kemal Deniz, said several men used hand ai1nal s wltb the tlewarde111ea to communicate a plan of action. Two of the hijackers were lured from the aircraft with the promise of holding a news con· ference. Pilot Melin lklzogu "gunned the engine forward. then stepped on the brakes hard. causing a lurch In the plane, and the passengers r ose up and grappled with the terrorists." Carlson reported. One 1unman waa disarmed, he said, and the other fired "at ran- dom" before he, too, waa over· powered. There were 110 paaaengera and six crew members aboard the plane when it was comman· deered Sunday morning 20 minutes after It took off from Istanbul. Tbe gunmen freed Z1 ol j L.e(t. ~h omotala aatd one was belte'\led to be Edlp !rban Eranll, who ll wanted for the murder last July of former Premier !rim, while another 11 belltved td be Haluk Juto1lu, the ltadtr ol Dev Sol. They u\reatened to blow up the plane •long wlth themaelves, th• Ame'rlc1n1, a J avaneu couple and a French p111en1er unlet• Tufkey's mlUtary 11ovem· mtnt pald them •~ 000 and freed 47 Onprlloned lefll1t.a. The 1ovemment r.Jected the demand.I and told the hijackers that lf any of tht h011ta1tt were ktllod, 't would execute the prl1onert. Tht ftVt Citibank vice Preti· dents, who were in Turkey for the opet)lnl or a new branch ln lttanbuJ, are all Involved In forel1n operatlon1. In addition to Clark, ft'ho ls in charae of the bank'• ~peratlon1 ln the Middle Eut ~d Africa, they were Wiiiia 1 Pitta, 37, Michael Kellan , 38, Timothy Kelly, 39, and Jo Bemaon. 34. APW ........ Unuumi~d Turki1h man embrace• wife after return to latanbul /rom hJjocking. Sacrifices remembered By Tht Aaaoclated PreH American11 reme mbered the nation's war dead, the younJC blacks 1laln In Atlanta. the plight of Vietnam veterans and the pleuuret of sun and food in celebrations of Memorial Day. Former South Vletname11e arm~_ 1oldiera hon or ed t he aacrh~e of American Gii at a ceremony In Oregon on Monday, Vice President Geor1e Buab vla- 1 t e d 'Arlington National Cemet.ery, and In a little town In Tenne111ee they held tobacco· aplttine contests and wheelbu- row t1aces. And wherever there wH 1un, there were picnlcke,. and sunbathers. Acci d ents marred the weekend, however. By the end of the tbree-day holiday, 346 people had been killed on the nation's road1, accord1ng to the National .Safety Council. Ourtn1 last year's Memorial Day weekend, 411 peopl e were killed, the cowi- cll uld. Bush laid a wreath at the Tomb ol the Unknown Soldier after a 21-gun salute and the .sounding ol t.ps as about s.ooo louriah iJnd d ig n it aries wulcht.'d. A dozen vclcr11n:s of the arrny of South Vietnam joined present und pWlt American servicemen in a 11erv1ce at Willamette Na tlonal Cemetery In Portland, Ore Thuan Q Pham, formerly a lieutenant colonel in the Army of the Republic of Vietna m , pre- sented a wreath of flowers at a memorial lo the unknown soldier and told the Americans, "The people of Vietnam will never forget your sacrifices." In New York City, J osephine Holmes attenc;ted a service at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. wear ing a Gold Star pin on her dress He r son was killed at Guadalcanal in World War II "I'll never forget the day," Mrs. Holmes said. "Sept . 19, 1944. He was 19." She later went to the Veterans Adminis tration Hos pital in Ma nhattan as part of what she called her duty "to take care of those who came home." Atlanta 's 29 missing o r murdered black youths were re· me m bered 10 several ccremonie11 ucross tht> nation fn Washington, members or th e Co mmittee t o Stop Children'11 Murdt>rs. including some of the mothers of the v1c tims, marched in the streets A vigil was held at the state capitol in Salt Lakt> City by the recently form ed group. Save Our Children More than a million people s warmed the oceanfront at Coney Island in New York In Ironton. Ohi o, the lllth Memorial Day Parade drew thousands of spectators to \'iew marching bands. antJque c~ and a U -gun salute Crowds also gathered for tobacco spitting, wheelbarrov. racing and marble shooting on the final day of the second an- nual "Moscow Summer Oh'lD· pies '· at Moscow. Tenn The three-day event was started last year as a spoof of the Summer Olympics in the Soviet Union. boycotted by the United States because of the Soviet militan· intervention in Afghanistan. · Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown released the man's name at a morning news con- ference two days after tbe vie· tim 's nude body wu pulled from the Chattahoochee River northwest of Atlanta . Authorities ruled Monday that be WU asphyxiated like 16 Of the earlier vict.imlll, "The attack on me ts not an attack oo me personally at all," Lefever said in an interview on NBC's "Today" show. "It la an attack oo the presideat ol tile United States and bi• foreip policy. He did receive a mu· date to do things differently." their bostaiea Sunday in ,.-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Police withheld the identity for aJmoet 48 hours. Buluria. 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The 83-year-old Jessel, whose long show business career and endless stints on the speaking circuit earned him the nickname ''Toastmaster GeneraJ of the USA" from President Harry Truman, died Sunday of an ap- parent heart attack. He died in ·the UCLA Medical Center where he was admitted last week, according to bis friend and publicist, Stanley Cowan. •'They say be even officiated at the Last Supper." Another of Jessel 's old cronies, Milton Berle, recalled he and Jessel were "brought up together" in New York's Harlem, where Jessel was born April 3, 1898, on the same street as Berle. Berle called Jessel "one of the wittiest and cleverest" men he had known. ''He once introduced me as 'the man who has sold more TV sets than anyone else'." Berle reminisced. "He said 'I know because after Berle appeared on TV my mother sold her TV set, my uncle sold his TV set. my aunt sold her TV set ... · " Orange Coast DAILY PILOT{Tuesday. May 26, 1981 H/F Al .~ .......... Crowds, fatals low for holiday By The Aasocia&.ed Preas Memorial Day activities in California ranged from the traditional picnics and graveside memorials to protests and a hunger strike by Vietnam Veterans who are angry at the Veterans Administration. While President Reagan spent the holiday horseback riding at his Santa Barbara County ranch, the state's less prominent residents headed for mountain hiking trails, city parks, or shop· ping mall sales, and some took to the beaches despite overcast skies. since 6 p.m. Friday, compared to 59 last year during the same lime. Bo~y found; co-worker of suspect SANTA CRUZ (AP) -A de- composing body found in a state park has been identified as that of a young female co-worker of Day id Carpenter. charged in one of l he eight trailside killings that terrorized Northern California hikers for 21 months. "You know," said the 78-year- old Hope, ''he once said he toured 8,500 miles a week, 40 weeks a year, to address 200 gatherings. He introduced the concept of the celebrity roast. He really was a 'Toastmaster General.' Funeral services were scheduled for l p. m. Wednesday at Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary for the comedian, ac- tor, singer and producer whose career spanned more than 70 years. TEARS FOR DAD -Christopher Hopkins cries on the-breast In the Los Angeles area, beacbgoers ran into roadblocks as they headed home -the Pacific Coast Highway was closed and traffic was backed up several miles due to a truck ac- cident that killed the driver and injured another person. The trailer-truck lost its brakes on Kanan Dume Road, then careened across the Pacific' Coast Highway, hit another car, and crashed into an embank- ment where it burst into flames, the California Highway Patrol said. But traffic fatalities overall were down from last year, ac- cording to the CHP. Officer Hans Johnson said the tally by the latest figures available Mon- day night, was 42 traffic deaths Santa Cruz police Sgt. Bob Burroughs said Monday the county coroner's office used den- tal records to identify the body of Heather Scaggs, 20, of San J ose. Her body was found Sun- day by hikers in Big Basin State Park in Santa Cruz County, a rugged area of coast and moun- tains about 100 miles south of San Francisco. Ms. Scaggs was reported miss- ing May 2, the same day she had planned to meet Carpenter, 51, who worked with the woman at the California Trade School in Hayward. She was shot. Rabbi Ed~ar Ma~num is to of- ficiate, whiJe Berle is to deliver the eulogy, Cowan said. Jessel is survived by two daughters. . of his mother, Suzanne Hopkins, at a n:iemorial service for husband and father, James Hopkins, at the VA's Los Angeles National Cemetery Monday. Hopkins died May 17 and about 200 people turned out for the Memorial Day service. Hospital case still mystery RIVERSIDE <AP> -While authorities await toxicological tests on some of the bodies exhumed in the wake of a rash of hospital deaths in Riverside County, mystery still clings to the bizarre case that daily takes more twists and turns. Some answers may come from the University of Utah's Center for Human Toxicology, which is testing tissue samples from many of the 2S elderly patients wbo died at a Perris hospital during March and April. But no one at the center will say much of anything yet. except that the tests will probably taJce another month. 16 injured in crash SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The number of in· juries in a collision between a Municipal Railway bus and a car bas risen to 16, police say. but only one of the injured was still in the hospital. The injured included a man and a woman in the car and passengers on the bus, which slammed into a building following the collision Monday. Authorities said Scott Chapman Plank, 22, was being held in City Jail on $3,000 bond after being booked for investigation of dnmk driving, reckless driving and engaging in a speed contest. An unidentified woman who was in tbe car was admitted to Presbyterian Hospital with lacerations on her forehead . Escapee shot dead FOLSOM (AP) -A Folsom Prison inmate• from U>s Angeles bas been shot to death wbih.• climbing over the fence of the security housing and recreation unit. Prison spokesman Gil Miller said Friebert Behling, 37. doing three years for assault with a deadly weapon and second-degree burglary, died Monday at the University Medical Center in Sacramento. Miller said Behling, whose criminal history in- cluded three other escapes or attempts, was seen by a tower guard climbing the chain link fence. The guard fired three warning shots but Behling kept climbing. Just after Behling went over the top, the guard took aim at bis legs to disable him, but at that moment Behling dropped to lbe ground and the bullet went into bis torso, Miller said. Qualre rocks Eureka EUREKA (AP) -An earthquake of magnitude 4.0 on the Richter scale rocked parts of Humboldt County in Northern Calfifomia early this morning, waking a few area residents, but no injuries or damage were reported, officials said. The estimate of the qua.ke's magnitude was provided by the National Weather Service. A quake measuring 4.0 on the Richter scale can cause slig_bt damage, but local authorilles safd they had received no reports of damage. The earthquake's epicenter was believed to be somewhere .in Humboldt County. but officials had not precisely located it. 2 die in gang UXJT LOS ANGELES <AP> -A man and a woman were killed and five others were wounded in a shooting and a car chase involving two gangs, autboritles said. 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There is a worldwide net- work of Travel Service Offices of American Express Company, its subsidiaries and representatives, where you can purchase American Express Travelers Cheques and even ca n cash your personal check if you run low on funds (subject to cash availability). \ ' ~· Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/TUHday, May 2e, 1981 " Modified parking law I ho • 1 can cut using cost Among the curious customs in temperate Southern California is the !act that most homes have covered car ports or garages even when backyards are too cramped f.or lawns . Next mo nth, tbe Orange County Board of Surervisors will consider a propose to do away with requirements for covered parking in new housing develop- ments with five units or more. The proposal wouldn't omit offstreet parking spaces, only the coverings which are estimated by reliable sources to cost from $2,000 to $3,000 in labor and materials for ''ba re bones" shelters. Omitting the requirement is intended to save those costs for builders mandated by the county to construct housing for low-and medium·income families. Members of the county Plan- ning Commission, who endorsed the proposal earlier this month, said they hope some of those sav· ing will be passed along to the buyers. In Southern Calif orrua, most cars wear out from use, not weather conditions, so getting rid of the covered parking require ment is a reasonable way to seek less expensive housing. In this case, putting a roof over one's head might be made easier if putting a roof over one's automobile isn't necessary. Sclwol music fading Unless help is forthcoming fairly soon. music instruction in much of our state public school system may be doomed. In some districts where music classes once were offered by the fourth or fifth grade level, music already has been wiped out of the grade school cur- riculum. It hangs on in the middle schools, but only where there is an available music teacher with sufficient tenure to survive re- peated waves of teacher layoffs. And this might one day mean that there will be no more high school marching bands, or or- chestras or jazz bands. Ensemble players are not created over- night. Private lessons. for those who can afford them, are a great help for the budding musician. but it takes a good deal of train- ing to qualily for a reasonably presentable musical group. And right now you can't buy band or orchestra lessons. It might be said that music. along with drama, art and other "non-basics" is hardly an es- sential factor in education. Perhaps so, but a surprising number of professionals fi rst dis -. cover and develop their talents at the school level. And even those with other career goals may find their lives have been enriched by exposure to the so-called "frills." Certainly the discipline and effort involved in preparation for group performances has its own special value. But the money for music pro· grams, it seems, m ay not be there much longer. Attempts are being made in some areas to find a solution. It would be helpful if teachers could be retained for their special pro- gram qualifications when layoffs are necessary. Some parent groups would like to turn to com· muni t y aid to maintain threatened programs. Communi· ty youth bands should merit sup- port. Certainly it's an issue that should be of direct concern to music boosters at the high school level. for without the feed-in of talent and training from the lower grades they may well find themselves with no music to boost. Caltrans likes trains At a time when the Reagan administration is trying to cut Amtrak's budget by almost one- thi rd -a move that could eliminate passenger raiJ service in the West -it seems a little odd for CaJtrans to be drafting plans for commuter trains link- ing Los Angeles and Orange counties. That 's just what the state agency is doing. The plan, says Caltrans Director Adriana Gian- turco, would be to add four new trains, two morning a nd two evening, to part of the route now served by Amtrak's seven Los Angeles-San Diego trains. The commuter trains would run between San Clemente and Union Station in Los Angeles, w it h stops at San Juan Capistra n o, Mission Viejo, Irvine, Santa Ana, Anaheim, • Fullerton, La Mirada, Norwalk and Pico Rivera. Additionally, says Ms. Gian· turco, Caltrans would like to see an eighth passenger train on the Los Angeles-San Diego run and would support the installation of transit depots serving trains. buses and autos. But, asked if the s tate could operate its own train service if the Amtrak cut should go into ef. f ect, she concluded the cost of picking up the West Coast loss would be exorbitant. The proposed Amtrak cut- ba.ck, just when the passenger rail system is getting into place, said Ms. Gianturco, is "sense- less . . . I don't understand it . . . our congressmen need to hear from us." On that point, at least, we can agree with her. Opinions expressed in the spclce above are those of the Oclily Pilot. Otner views ex- pressed on thi s page are those of their authors and art 1sts. Reader comment is lnvit· ed. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321. , . LM. Boyd I A sad ep itaph On a tombstone In a cem etery al Concord, Mass .. Is the name or E. Bull and the lnscription: "He Sowed, Others Reaped." It refers to the fact that he gathered seeds of wtld grapes. crossed many, and finally In 1858 came up with the now-famous Concord grape. But he didn't make a dime out of it. Building codes Lo France stipulate that a new house over there be built to last al least three generaUonJ. What the contractor la s upposed t4 do to ensure lhJa I don't know exactly, but the details are said to be itemized in the codes. Under Peter the Great In old Ru11la, a man arrested for public drunkeMeSS was punished by havlo1 a t7·pound medal chained to hJs neck tor some prescribed Ume. Q. Do Vt'lld stallions ever n~t one another to t.be death? ORANGE COAST laily,ilat . ' A. No, their battles usually only last a few seconds. Until one runs off. They rear up. S lash with front hoov-es. Bite out chunks of hide. Wheel and kick with Incredibly powerful hind legs. But what's most unforgettable is the noise. Out of the dust clouds come their lacerating screams. Q. Do you have to have a driver's license to run an electric 1oll cart? A. In some places, tf you take It OO· to a public thorou1hfare, you do. L i kewise , a aelf ·prope lled wheelchair. Such be the law in California, for instance. Q. I know the earllt1t musical Ln· stnunent was probablJ a Nied nute, but what wu tbe earUeat meehanlcaJ instrument? A. The carillon. T\lned belle. bars and cymbala 1rl China. Thomas P. H•l•Y Pubflshtf Tb•ma1 KMvll Editor --1 ''t,'001!': .. WMA\ ARE ~ SAYING? ,.. .. U.S. firms profit from AID WASHINGTON -l've already re· ported that Egyptian millionaires and corrupt bureaucrats are growing rat on U .$. economic aid, while the im- poverished fellaheen wail for some of Unc le Sam's billions to trickle down to them. There is another group that is benefit· ing from the Agency for International Development money being lavished on Egypt as part of the U.S. government's .. reward" to Anwar Sadat for signing peace accords with Israel. That group is Am erican corporations. And like the Egyptian beneficiaries, they are getting fat at the U.S. taxpayers' expense. The law requires that recipients of AID loans "buy American." It's a logical requirement. There's no reason American taxpayers should lend money at giveaway rates to businessmen or nations so they can hire German or J apanese companies to build their dams or factories. And indeed, many AID borrowers acknowledge that without the inducement of AID funds they probably would have thrown their business e lsewhere. THE RESULT IS that scores of American firms have set up branch of- fices in Cairo to wangle their share of the AID pie. And they have taken to lob- bying the agency for help in competing with European companies for lucrative Egyptian development contracts. For example , AI D is currently parlicipatmg with the World Bank and some European countries to install a new telephone system in Cairo. Now American business representatives are G -Jl-Cl-11-D-IR-SD-I -~ pressuring AID to take the lead on the follow-up project -switching stations for long-distance calls. "We want AID to give more funding, so U.S. manufacturers will get the market for the switches," said one American telecommunications consult- ant, adding· "Other governments help their mdustries. It's lime we started helping ours." BUT IN THEIR scramble for profits. A m erican corporations often take advantage of the "edge" that AID gives them. Several Egyptian businessmen complained that U.S. exporters often jack their prices up when AID money is involved, knowing that the Egyptians are required to buy American. Adel Rez1ka. the owner of a candy factory in Cairo, told my roving cor- respondent Peter Grant that the price of a s ugar pulvermng machine he bought from a New Jersey company had gone from $7.800 to Sll,000 m just two years a 41 percent increase "It 1s against the reason of the A ID program." he complained. Sometimes, in fact, it appears that steering contracts to American firms is the primary goal of the AID program . For example, Adel Gabr, the Egyp- tian representative of the Multi-Electric Co. of Chicago, had been trying to win a government contract to put in a lighting s ystem at Aswan airport. Gabr said the business was about to go to a Dutch firm But at the last minute, AID came through with a $960,000 loan, enabling Multi-Electric to get the contract. IT'S NOT ALL gravy for American contractors, of course. U.S. equipment is gathering dus t throughout Egypt because of delays caused by inefficient local contractors and bureaucratic bungling. And infighting between Egyp· tian government agencies has prevent- ed implementation of technological im· provements to the Aswan Dam, recom- mended in an AID-funded study by the Massachusetts Institute or Technology. which could save Egypt S40 miUion a year Chastity patrol tries to place blame WASHINGTON "You can have a great t1me with these bills." said Sen. Jeremiah Denton when he introduced legislation that could channel $30 million in federal money to "promote self-discipline and chastity" among teen-agers. "You can say we are going back to 1450," the Alabama Republican said. Naw, only to 1950. A joke! Only Senator Denton. who has emerged as a leading spokesman of the righteous right, isn't kidding. His bills a re quite serious and would transform 27 existing regional centers of the Office of Adolescent Pregnancy Programs -places le- signed to offer advice and counseling to young mothers -into official chastity centers or some sort THE IDEA IS very revealing. Over the years. I have been surprised again and again by the anger of the good folk of conservative Christianity. Manv of them had trouble disagreeing without be· ing disagreeable : t hey were frustrated. zealous. hostile people. I remember once slipping out a side entrance of the Capitol with Sen. James Buckley, a con· servalive hero, because he wanted to escape the unpleasantness of an en· counter with hot-eyed Right·lo·Lifers. Sometimes, he said, conservative politics dem andstoomuch. Where did all that a nger come from? A lot of it.I thought. had to do with be- mg failed parents or perce1vtng themselves. not necessarily accurately. as having failed in bringing up their children. H's tough. If you talked with them long enough, some of them would tell you about laking the children to church --S RICHARD RllVIS 1-i ). and to Sunday school, of living by the Bible and then a kid would take off, heading for Atlanta to live with someone. or New Orleans. or Los Angeles, or New York . Screwing around. Drinking. Smoking dope. Just like other people's children. THEY WANTED to blame someone or something television. the govern· ment, the press, psychiatrists. Jews. One lady outside Atlanta told me through clenched teeth that George McGovern and the Democrats wer e responsible for the homosexuality of a boy she knew. A boy from a fine Chris· tian fam ily, she said -the family, as s he talked on, turned out to be her own. The boy, of course, was her son. I'm sure that hurt her. A lot of things about being a parent have hurt m~. It's about the hardest thing we do. and part of the difficulty and pain is that you never are really sure what's right and wrong in child-rearing. So some people, with the gall to call themselves political conservatives and shouting all the while for government to get off their backs, want government to take over parenting. Or, at least, to. somehow help enforce parental dis- cipline. GOVERNMENT, some say, should clean up television, or magazines, or Times Square. "TV 'Disastrous' for Kids . Openin~ Up All of Societ y's Secrets and Taboos'" reads a headline in the April issue of Conservative Digest. It is sobering to watch evangelical preachers nodding "Amen" on television as one of their number shouts that squads of the righteous should cut off the hands of pornographers. Govern· ment. some say. should enforce the right of ·prayer, even though I was taught prayer doesn't depend on the favors of civil servants. And now: chastity. It is, of course, Ironic. The righteous who came lo Washington behind Ronald Reagan are conservative only when it s uits their purposes. Sometimes they want government everywhere, includ- ing in the bedroom. It's not funny at all -it's pretty scary. It's not difficult to distrust governinent From around the nation, one senses that the people of this country don't trust their leaders. Once again. that proves that the people are a lot smarter than those who "lead '' them. Jimmy Carter saJd America needed a IElllE 1111 1overnment u lood as lta people, He It rl•btLbut nobody bas de.livered oo that prom'" lnclud1n1 Mr . Ca.Ur. Part ol the trouble may M that, ln or· dtr to have the fire ln the belly needed to beeome elected to olflce, a undidate muat have a streak ol al'J'OlaM• lD him. Tbll Mtomll maaif•t 1D el.eted ot ftelall Wlnlq ua., an aboft UM ril• ............ folb .... ..., .... aupertor to the~ Amert~•· ONR OF '11.1 mott U'l"Olllll ot ~ Prealdenll, Lyndon 8al1M1 JobDlon. ) personified what I am talking about In a Michigan . speech, "A great nation makes a great people." The reverse, or course, is 0-Ue, but too m any people in government think they ar e an aristocr acy ordained to rule. They view the role of the citizen as be· Ing to pay bis taxea and keep his mouth shut. 1bey misunderstand t.Mir role u being one or governlna, instead of serv- ing. Obsessed with the notion that they are the self-anointed aristocracy, too many of these officials regard it their due lo subvert the law an; corrupt whatever they touch. There Is dramatic testimony to this at the atalA! level where, in 1970 there were 63 public ofiiclals convicted d criminal acts In office. By 1980, the n1ure Jumptd to'T231 TBS SWSSPITAKSS winner tn this corr1apltoe clerb1 la Peuayl vania wtt.b a total ol JOI public oflldall convicted ot crtm• ftoni 11'11 to im. TIM place horse LI New York wtlb 151 for I.be 1ame period and tbe lbow •pot la beld "1 Alabama wtlb es. Some of the others include California In 10th place with 66 officials and Massachusetts ln 19th with 32 public of· riciaJ felons. Some states such as Min- nesota and Colorado dldn 't make it into the top 25 on the list. But. as we say in baseball, wait until next year Give this r ecord of official corruption, the wonder Is not that we distrust our government a.s much as we do, but that we trust It a.s much as we do. lllllY Ill Oouble talk dep-.rtMent: Tupayen In tbe bl&)w" bracket. should fet tbt bla· IHl tax ~l bee&UM they're .... Ukefy to spend the money and uu.. added lD· nauon (?). D.11. ..... -:5 ........ _ _._.~ ...... ~--~ .. ,.... _ _..... ............. ,.. ... ........ . .... .,....,....... .. -. '. ! ' : I • I . t I . ' : ' ' I 1 1, : I . : . . • . . : i ' ,. ti .. .. .. ·- .. ... . ' "' .. ,, ... I •."'\ "· .. ••r. 0 L ut. COMPOSITE TRAN ACTIONS OUOTATIO-$ INCt.UO& Ta .. OUON TMlll.IW YOtlll, MIOWl$t, ""Cl,1(, "I W 10$f0N, OlftlOll AMO (IMCINNATI $TO<ll IXCJIAllO•s•NOatl'OUtO ., , ... NUD AttO lltlTlltlT H /F Norton Simon lnc .• a company that bnn1s ua such delicacies aa ~ohnnle Walker Scotch, Wesson Oil, Hwit's tomato sauces, Reddl-Whlp, Canada Dry ginger ale and Orville Redenbatcher'1 popplnr corn, got off to a horrendous start in 1981. Protlt.s pJunged 40 percent to $13 7 million ln tbe first three months of the year. It was one of the worst showings the company has made ln many years. RCA, a company that's No. 1 ln TV sets, No. 2 In records and No.3 in network television through the National Broadcasting Co .. also took a severe beating In the opening quarter of 1981. Profits fell 47 percent to $41.9 million. For RCA too, it was one ot the worst showings In many years. Both Norton Simon and RCA are headquartered in New York City, not far from each other in case they wanted to commiserate with one another. Do these results mean that we 're not eating and drinking the Norton Simon products? And does it mean that RCA has lost its pre-eminence in TV set manufactur-~ ing ? No , il 1,, doesn't mean l'° o that at all . RCA ~~· / ', is still the ~ · leader of the __ _. .. ~~ ... -------- tele.vislon set ll(Jll .... m business. And the Nor t on --·--------Simon products are doing all right. But RCA and Norton Simon are suffering for the same reason: each had the bright idea to get into the business of renting cars. Hertz was already the world's top renter or vehicles when RCA bought it 14 years ago. Avis was already the second largest in the field when Norton Simon bought It four years ago. Today, Hertz and Avis still run one-two in the car renting business -and they're both doing miserably. ALTHOUGH FOR A WHILE there was a feeling abroad that car renting was the wave of the future, poised to trample even car owning under its rubber, all it took was some tough economic times to show how vulnerable these renters are. When a recession hits, you don't give up watching TV or drinking Scotch <in fact. you might indulge even more), but you do think twice about renting cars. You may not even think about it ii you don't get in a plane to go somewhere. Travelers. especially business people, are still the big customers ot Hertz and Avis, and they rent their cars al airports. But air travel has been off sharply and so there are fewer people getting of these planes and fly · ing through the air port the way 0 .J . Simpson does in those Hertz commercials. <0 .J. doesn't have to worry, he's signed to a long-term contract.) THIS DOWNTURN WAS enough to put that severe crimp in the earnings performance of both Norton Simon and RCA . Hertz, after all, had become the biggest profit contributor in the RCA stable of companies . What to do? Well, Hertz is fighting back by doing away with all mileage charges. It claims that this will "reduce typical charges by up to 33 percent." Other companies, including Avis, have offered -and still do offer -no-mileage packages but this is the first time a car renter has abolished all of these charges from its entire fleet everywhere. This means that when you step up to a Hertz counter today, you're given a flat rate per day say, $34 for a subcompact, $38 for a compact. S45 for a full-size car. So if you rent a full-size car and keep it for two days. that. will set you back $90. That's not all, of course. You can drive that car as much as you want -and you will not get charged for the mileage you put on it. But there are a couple of charges from its entire fleet everywhere. First, naturally you're paying for all the gasoline (something to consider these days) Second, iC you return the car to another location, there's a drop-off charge. If you bring it lo one within 25 miles of wh~re you picked up the car, the charge is $25. The farther away the returning location is from the original one, the steeper the drop-off charge: between 250 and 500 miles, $50: up to 1,000 miles. $100; up to 2,000 miles, $200; over 2,000 miles, $300. miles So if you're crazy enough to think of driving a full-size rental car across the country. and you manage the trip in six days, that will cost you S270 for the six days, about $200 for the gasoline <assume you get around 20 miles per gallon> a nd a 530·0 charge for a grand total of $770 <not counting motels and meaJs). It's cheaper, of course, to take a plane. but neither RCA nor Norton Simon has an airline. Gold metals quotations (;old Selected world gold prices today: LcJeclcm: momlng fixing $468.50, off $4.25. l.Aladon: afternoon fixlnc $Ml6.50, off $8.25. Pull: afternoon fixint $521.31, off $1A.47. fraaktut: tW ng $470.03, off $3.74. Zarteb: late afternoon ftxin.1 '464.00, off $8.00; Me'7.00 u ked. · llud)'lcffannaa: onlydallyquote$466.50,offl6.25. Ea1ellllard: only dally quote $418.50, off $8.25. Ea&~ard: onJy daily quote fabricated ~.l8, off $6.50. Silver 8Uter $10.310 per troy ounce, Handy• Harman <onl1 dally quote). NEW YORK (AP) -Spat noafurou.1 metal prtca to- day: C...-IS~·lf· cmta a poand, U.S. datinaUona . ...,... •• ceaaa • PGUDd. Z1M .a\4 Helt a pOund. WlveNCL 'l'llll••17 Melalt Welfl compoetlt lb. ,Ah-tee•.,....., cnta a~. N.Y. •tr'C'W1 $41$.00 per nut1 ......_ $490.00tnyOL, N.Y. 8-'ee: Dnk·hnr• • . .. Oranoe coast DAIL y PILOT/Tuesdpy, May 26, 1981 I I I -.11 \' ~EVENIG aoo1••"'" WONDMWOMAH Wonder W_, lnYMtl- (lel" the dleeppearanoa o1 an Int~ plane ...,., Iha 8armuda Trlangle ...... I no TAO DOUGH w•A•t•H A 11'1\111 l<orMO boy with minor lnjl.w ... caplut• !tie Marti of all In the'°"'" ·~.,... Florid•'• d-of tlnally getllno her higll IChool diploma II clouded by J-' oppolltlon to Ille Idea. e GD EL.ECTNC COMPAKV~ 0 MCHawt HANG ON, SNOOPY -The brave beagle and his faithful companion, Woodstock, share. an adventure in "Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown," an animated feature-length film shown at 8 tonight on Channel 2. a:JO I JOKDra WILD wacoue aACK. KOTTP G1b1'1 father paye e aurprl8' vlell le Iha d- room and --prot>-letn• when he Ir ... lo 1111.• charge. • BINNYHILl Benny ho.It Iha "VIiiain 01 The YMr Awarde." • Kc.T NeWMIAT tlD 8TUOIO Ml "Crewing" SNttle'1 Gr"'1 Laka Cr-preparM for I race: a young actor a1tplalna ..,,.t hi glYM and ~ .. from lhe llage (R) <Ill BAANEY MIU.EA I N9CNEW8 HAPPY OAYI AGAIN I Howerd .._Fonzie when I a pig.on coop atop the i age cavee tn Iha roof MC NEWS 9UL.LMYE w•A•&•H Hawkeye tanglaa wltll a tough Army colonel and B.J. helpe a GI who's reciellled • "o.ar Jonn" lettat . • ITMETIS OF SAN FMNCl8CO I When a dlelrlughl rape lllctlm lhoOt• and kllla one or her 1t1actcata. the llnd1 hltMll charged with !Int dlgr• murder. • OYEREASY Gl*tt. ~ Caln, Roy Kral tR)c;> The detective. of the 12th praclnc1 are at their wfll' and wherl tha prtme -pact In a ruh ol burglariee 1111n1 out 10 be • man who hM beel\ dud for lhfM )'WWI tlD MACNEIL I L.EHM:A ~ US 8 EDITONAL 7:00 e ce8 NEWS CHANNEL LISTINGS Q'J MERV OAlfflH OuMll Eydie Gorme, l<lff'l- ton Splllal>ury, Pelat GrOI 7:*> 8 2 ON THE TOWN I) KNXT 1CBSI Los Angeles 0 KNBC tNBCI Los Angeles D KTLA 11nd I Los Angeles D KABC· lV (ABC} Los Angele!"> ([) 1<,FMB (CBS) San Diego Q KHJ·lV (Ind) Los Angeles 9 KCST tABCI San Du:-go .., KTTV tlnd I Los Angele.,, G) KCOP 1V \Incl I Los Angeles f.E) KCET· TV I PBS! Los Angc>IPS m> KOCE T\' 1PBS1 Hun11n91on Beach 'Emmy • winner . canceled • NEW YORK <AP I-David Let· Lerman, whose daytime series, "The David Letterman Show," was canceled by NBC several mbnths ago, has been honored as the season's top variety show host during ceremonies for present&· tion of the Daytime Emmy Awards. ··obviously, there's been some sort of mixup here,'' Letterman cracked as he took his award - one of three given NBC programs and performers . Letterman's was not the only canceled show to win an award. ABC's "$20,000 Pyramid" was honored twice, once as the out- standing game show and once for direction. Peter Marshall of NBC 's ''The Hollywood ~uares," which leaves the air th}S year after lSseasons. was cit· · ed as the outstanding game show host. .ABC. the dominant network in dntime, had the most nominees Ho1ta· St..,. Edward•. Melody Rogere. Travel lo Nor1hern Ireland and Ylalt 1111 O.Lorean automobk plant, IOolt at a rather odd Clltle and than ltop In II a t&th century pub. D FAMLYfl'lUO 9 SHANA.NA GuMI: Stephanie Milli. DIYtONLA. Ho.ti IMI Pedr~a and Paul Moyer retUtn to home port fOf the oonc1ut1on of their fun tftlp fantasy In the Carl1>bean; • IOolt at one young ledy wtloM -ch lor Hottywood etardom lull might pay on. liJ FAC£ THE MUSIC I ID AU IH THE Flt.MIL Y Mika muet decide II he wanta to be In the waning room or the dlllwty room during the l>lrth or hi• baby 8J MACHEL I L.EHMA ~ el) NEWS l:OO 8 Cl) MOVIE • • ~ "Race For Your Liie, Charlie &own" ( t9771 Ani-- matld. V<>lelea ol Duncan Watson. Greg Felton The "Peanuts" gang held lor 1Ummer oamp. where llley c;onlllnoa perennial loMr Cn1rlle Brown to entat a big race agalnll -•I 1u1er camper• (R) D L080 A gang ol robbefe hl)ac:k lhe )el on which Birdie I• taking their llaOe< to prla- on. (R) 8 MOVIE * * * "The Oevll'I 8'1- 35 in 13 categories -and won tJle most Emmys seven. CBS had five, syndicated shows. NBC three and the Public Broadcast- iog Service two. DAV ID LETTERMAN ... Receive• Emm~ o-e·· (1Nll w.am..,.. din, Cliff AoClerta«t In 11M2, an Almy ott!Oer °'~ • lopftOtdl -mtlndo Gt .. compoMd of • recl&JIM Olltcaal bend of ~end. hloN1 dlealpll led 9'0llP °' Catle-d!Ww. • • Ill HAW'f OA't'I f"-OMO .,. tribute '° the AmetlCM llMl!gtW In a romal'tlc mullcal ren.... • MCMI * **'-' "fhe Or .. t &cepe" tPart 21 t 1"3 JamH Oarner, 811111 Mceu-. 8tltllh, Ameri- can and Cenadlan POW1 plan a maaatve brMkout from a Nall camp. • P.M. MAGAZINI Maty Hart lnltoduoal ue to the orMtor of "Cathy Cw- toon," the contrO\llf'lllll ciwtoon lot -: a pro- file of weight-Iola guru RicNrd Slmmone; Judy Jemudd ,,..,.. Ille "Nu .. To You" nut ldloc>; hOt w ballooning 1n Anc:111oraoa. capt. Cerrot on how much Woh••~tlhollld gain • THI OW... THI GOLD WAlCH AHO D't'NAMITI A ~ -!di that can 1top Unw upon demand anablla • young coup6a to thwart the 91111 plane or the Qltl'• .,_ume lrtend • NOVA "A Toudl Of Sen1ltMty" Hew •-di findings on the phyMloglc;al and pey- Chologleal lmportanoe 01 touc:h In our llve. are ex•· mlned.tRIQ G MYSTVn' "She Fell Among Thlellft" EllMn Atkin•. Malcolm McDowell and Michael Jayslon are fNtur«t In Ihle lhrlllar lnvoMng a damMI In dl1lr-. • culle hidden In the French Pyr-. and an International ctlml· nal ll!"Q (RI l:80 • QI) l.AVEAHE & 8"IN..EY La-and Shirley find IMmMlllM playing .. IN part• In a play Shirley hu wrltl.., ... CAAOl 9UlllHETT AHOFAIENOI Skitt· "The Alibi," "TOiiet Tl.-." ''Juel A GlgOlo.'' t:oO 8 HIU ISTNET llUJU Del Waehington gelhere evidence to ~ a neroot- 1<=' oop ol _., raclally motivated mulde<S. and l.JIRue hu a ruti-ln wttll Furlllo for drinking on the )Ob D O THAE.E'IS COMPAHY Jllcit gate a job al a poll\ r"taurant u a busboy but lelll hil lrlenda lhat he la the head chef. (R) Q .. MEAVQNFAN Gun11: Eydie Gorme. Kiin- ton SplMlbuty, Peter Gro.. Ameud De Borohgraw. Ill MYSTERY A BC'~ "General Hospital" the ~ason's highest -rated soap, was ~nored during the nationally te.Ievised program as the out· standing daytime series. The ABC Sl')ap received two other Em· rftys, ror supporting actreH and direction. more than any other !\U!eleprogram. Moyers to return as CBS ·n~ws reporter Douglass Watson, Mac Cory on C's "Another World,'' was cll-as t.be outstanding actor ln a tlme series, and Judith Uabt, ren Wolek on "One Life to :e,'' t.be out.standing actress. In addition, the National Academy of Television Arts and ~iences presented itl Tr'-'tees' ward to Agne1 Nixon, creator of o of the Jongest·runnln1 soap ~ru, "One ure to Live" and II My Children,'' both on ABC. e wlnnera: Drama Serles ; ''General ffoapltal," ABC Game Serles: "The tz0,000 l amld,"ABC alk Serfee: "Donahue," •rn· ated. Variety Series: "The Merv fftn~," 8JD4icated "btldren't leriet: "Ca~ln 1aroo," CBS, and "Nerel o Cltlea" from PBS' "Oaff aCl..,.e,"Ue. Cblldnft'1 &pedu: ''A lbUar Tl .. " "ABC Af\enelloel .. • .. cw By TOM JORY ._ ........... "'-. NEW YORK -Bill Moyera will rejoin CBS News on Nov. 1 in a newly cl'eated role with as· signments "ranglng over the en- tire panorama of newa ac- Uvities," Bill Leonard, president or the network's news division, announced. Leonard said Moyers. cnat.or or pu_bUc TV's Emmy-wiMlng "BiU Moyers· Journal," will be an editor, _producer, broad· caster, ''and above all, a re- p<>rter and analyst.'· with con· &iderable exposure on the net.work's "Evening News" pro- 1ram. In addttion, Leonard u ld, Moyers wUI develop a new lhow, perhaps aloni the lines ol &be "Joumal." "( wouldn't rule out the UUe or the concept," he aald. I n ot co· anchor the "Evening News,'' but would provide periodic commentary similar to that given by Ertc Severeid, the veteran correspondent who re- tired in um. CBS Ne\fs, long the leader Jn the fle ld, is undergoln1 somethine of a transfoTmatlon that began ln March with Walter CronkJte's departure as "Eve- ning New1" anchorman after 19 years. Moyer• lert CBS News H editor and chief correspond• for the "CBS Repotts" doeument.ary unit ln the •Prin1 or um, He tald In a statement then he had not bad "lbe utiafdon or the impact 1 want from t•levltlon, tbrou1b Ir· re1uaarl)' tcheduled bro1dcat1, no matt.r bow 1ood Heb OM may be." ~~~~-~~--.-.-----------~~-~ ........ _, ............ ..._...,,..... __ _... ____ ......,..~·~·~ .......... ..--.-........... ~ .............. 11' TUBE TOPPERS KTLA e 8:00 -"The Devil's Brigade." WitUam Holden and Cliff Robertson star in a movie about a special unit trained for heroic action. KCET@8:00 -"Nova: "A Touch or Sensitivity." 'rouch cells in the human skin provide a basis for understanding the world outside ourselves in this scienc e special. CBS 9 9:30 -"The Fourth Annual National Collegiate Cheerleading Cham- pionships." John Davidson, Victoria Prin- cipal and Andy Gibb host competition among six top college cheerleading teams. "81\e F .. Among ,,...,_ .. E!Nien AllllM. Malcolm McDowell and Mich ... .J¥ton -featured In lhla thriller lnYOMng a demlll In dletreaa. • cutla hidden In the Frencll ~ and an lntematlonal criml- <* giing. (A) UO. ()) NATIOHAL COllllCM•1W ca•~ ~ Sia top coUege ~ 1ng •-compete for IQ~ fund• In the lour11'I lll'tl1Ual edition ol thll _..,: John oa~. Victoria Prlnclp•I and Art4y Gibb ha.I. • Q'J TOO~'°" I c:owiqRT Henry ,ff'M'• • ltunnlng di..,.,,_ wno 11 planning • rOITlll1dD ••no 10 ceteota11 ll4N" rww-4ound trMdom (.A} tlD MJN. AMINCA. AVN Medical authorllH and common lolk di-Iha hazard• .tnd benefltt 01 rUNW!g.JA,., 10:00 •••• HEWS (fl) HMT TO HAlfT The Hana' ,_ la ran- ucked by • llOQttbtOklf -ctllng tbt • '°"""' In hidden atodll and bond•. 10ll0. ~ "Aganda For The '80s" ~ Ortiz hOStl • look at Latlftoa In "" oorylmut'll· catlone lnduttry. en.CHNITIAHI "Proteet And Reform" Bernbet OUClCllgne recalla how Martin Luthlt end the Reformation movemant f Ille Calllolic C?lurdl 11:00 •• ()) Q'J ... STMTNK The Ent«priaa. on It• way heme •It• • long mlealon. la called to Inv.ligate the ~ofaVulcan pvwmGAME t•H Kltnger groww deaperate lo ratum home when hl1 eHOt1 to bring Toledo lo thl unit tall1. • IEHNYHILL Benny goaa on 11larl. • VIOIMDIH'I TINNll '°"THI f\ITUAE "Sing... Strategy I" Vic 8raden ilhOwt \llewat'I that no amount of 1trategy oan owroome a lack ol good tu~al•Q 11:80 8 Cl) COLUM80 A dedlcaled wlnemMat learn1 ol hi• younger brother'• plan• to Mii the tamlly wine ~ and murde<ahlm D TONIGHT •G9MCNIW9 .-mM I LIT't tMICI A DllAl. MXHCW'N> IWWTTA """"""-Cowboy" • DQCCAYITT GUMt ClaMlcal plM!al Alfred~ • cwrT10NID MO .... 1l:OO • MOYl9 •• "' "Tiie lhae>h«d Oi The Hiiia" (1941) Jdln Weyne, Betty Fleld. Ourk Mountain ~ a11.,,..p1 10 -. theW land from out· lidelnv ...... e a MOW ** "CfMh'' (1978) Wll- llam Shatner, Eddie Albert. The llYft ol 73 ~ hang In Ille belance IOllow- lng a lraole jelllner craal't In !tie Florida Evwgladel. (R) G ecJHIMOICI An aging ITlll'lllal Mii out lo trep a bend of outlaws • ....:>N: ~ The IMF muel and the mur- detoue c:er-of a~.,. lologlat WOO.Ing lor the enemy • CAPTlOHED A8C ..wa 12:30 8 TOMOMOW TM "Second Annual HBC And Only HBC EmptoyeM Talent Showc&M" will be telKUt from NBC'1 llla-- toric Stuoio 8H ., <>HE STEP NYONO "DMd Ringer" A young ~II• hu vlelon• or her mtr Mttlng an orphan- ~ on fir• 1:00 U PSYCHIC PttEHOMEHA, THE WORLO IEYONO "Spirit And Communk:a· Oon" Hoitt Oamlat'I Slmp- 10n and Stacy Hunt dl1o ouas the aplrlt of communl- ca t Ion In human relatlonlhlpa .., MOVIE * * * 11\> "The Marou1-Hel· son Murder1" (1973) Telly Sava111, Marioa Gottner When a blllcit ghetto tMn· ~ ia plrvied tor two biuna muroer1 he didn't commi1. • polioa detact111e tries lo lind the real mur- derer ~~ COlldel9\iled ~~;;(1ea) ..... ~ ...... --..... acNI. A 0""'9 ..... W l"'9 10 .,.. .... ....,..,. Oii 10 -~ -"'*' .... p1yallollci older •oy ~.,.... 1!.11 ..... a:oo lllf'fOIUl. ... MOYW **"' ''Thi Fltti T...,," (I Ht) Joel MOCr-. Fellole Fwr. '*"'Howton,..._ Tt~ ..... the MexJ.. CIMfO'HI'-•· He·~ * * "A HCNllllg In The W~" (197t) Bwt>tita EcMri, LMy Hll9'ftllll. A married~-.., 11renoe ~·· wNle 2:1G .v-= at Lllke Tllhoe l:OO NIWI ~= • •.,. "Men from God'• Countty" ( 1951) 0-99 Montgomery, ~ St1>- 11t1 3!40. MCMI * *"" "Zarell" (1M7) Vlo- tor Mature. MlcnMI WN- lng Ofl¥WI from his~. a man~•~ ouuaw!Mder 4:609 MCMI • • .. "The L°"9 Kt>IM" ( 1951) Sheldotl ~-. Julla A,,all Wt>dnf"•daw'• Dayf l111e Mo,,lf"• -MOR..-.o- 11:00 G) * * "Weal Of The Ol11ld1" ( 1933) John Wayne, Gabby Hayee. 11:ao G ••• 'Al "Thi 011-Bow Incident" (11M3) Hanry Fonda. Dana Andr-. -AFTERNOON- 12':00 • * • 'Al "The w .. 1 POlnl Story" ( 1950) Virginia Mayo. J-Cagney 1:00 . * * ''The Man tn.lde" {1971) J..,_ Franciaoue, Slalanle P-.. 1:30 G • • • "Viva z-111" I 0 I J !l I I, ,, • IHDIPIJIOeNT HETWOMNIWI • PMllNTI Holl Johnny Carson Oueeu Liz.a Mlnnelll. Or Paul EMlch • IHOEl'£NOEHT NETWOMNEWS (19521 Marton Brando, • 1:30 8 HEWS Anthony Oulnn JOHN DARLING by Armstrong & Batiuk BQEN I ''IE GCTT SOME NEV"IS "THAl'LL ~EAL LY A-IP ~'WIG-.' ) I doing vel"y well , CBS ronkite departure • since . NEW YORK <AP> -It might Robert Chandler to senior vice have been a tough 18 months for president for administration, CBS News, dominant in the field Edward Fouhy to vice president since the mid-1970s. There was and director of news. and Walter Cronkite's departure Edward Coloff to vice president after nearly two d'tades as and director of public affairs "Evening News" a~orman, programming -young men all. and ABC stole the sh)\" at one "I told you we wouldn't stand point with "Nightline1 '0petwork still," William A. Leonard, CBS TV's first late-night ne scast. News' president, said the other CBS News m ay, in"\(act, be day , recalling a conversation stronger today than it was a several months ago. Anyone who year ago. ' imagined Leonard a earetaker T he transition from ~rinkite president couldn't have been to Dan Rather as "Ev ning further from reality. News' anchor was sm oth, Still facing Cronkite's de- despite considerable pressure parture. CBS in September from the outside. broke long-standing corporate Expansion of the nel'\'C)rk's retirement policy and extended "Morning" news prograrrl and Leonard's contract for at least a the addition of a midaft~oon year. Leonard was 65 on April 9, newscast are imminent, and and would have been forced to there is a serious effort nder retire May 1. way to expand the "Evening Leonard succeeded Richard S. News" bey9nd its current ha¥· Salant, who was required to step hour. down at 65, as president of the Then there was the announce-oew,s division in April 1979. and ment, last week. tt~at Bill one or his first major decisions Moyers, creator of public TV's may have been the most dif· Emmy-winning "Bill Moyers' rtcult. He chose Ratber, a Journal," wiU return in the fall former White House reporter with an -assignment "ranging and, current correspondent for over the entire panorama of CBS the network's "60 Minutes" News activities." <See story thJs newsmagazine, over Roger page)· \Mudd, once considered There has been a good deal o(, Cronkite's heir apparent. behind-the-scenes maneuvering, Mudd shortly thereafter left too. notablv the promotion of ,. \ C BS for an assignment in Washington with NBC News. The selection of Rather was a sound one. The "Evening News" audience may have changed some in the two months since Rather took the job, but com- mercial time. a n important guage for the network, sold faster than ever for Rather's first full quarter as anchorman. The return of Moyers, a cor- respondent for the network's f "CBS Reports" documentary ~. unit for just under three years in. I the mid· '70s, m ay be as signJfi· cant a development in the long j term. If Moyers is not the pre-I eminent broadcast journalist, be certainly is among the most. respected. Leonard said Moyers' work at CBS would Include development of a conlinulng news program, perhaps one similar to the ·'Journal" be created for public TV In 1972. "I wouldn't rule out the title or the concept,'' he said. The new program mieht be o(. fered as competition for ABC's "Nightline," or as part of an ex- panded "Evening News." It appears fairly certain right now that Leonard• wlJI retire next April, though he hasn't said so. l - .. I l "' .... •"° 1''J .••,,· iH ft, •• r ...... ~ ..., .. •1 • ., •" .~ .. ,. . "'" -· ""'' ., .. r ' • • • • 0 a u o a o QE a o o ' so a Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tueeday, May 2e, 1981 117 ,. + Et + . 22-..... ~ w • ""· .... Dow Jones Final UP 12.24 CLOSING FIGURE 913.95 Norton Simon Inc., a company that bnngs us such delicacies as Johnnie Walker Scotch, Wesson Oil Hunt's tomato sauces, Reddi·Whip, Canada Dry ginger ale and Orville Redenbacher's popping corn, got off to a horrendous start in 1981. Profits plunged 40 percent to $13.7 million in the first t.hree months of the year. It was one of the worst sbowings the company has made in fll&nY years. . RCA, a company that's No. 1 in TV sets, No. 2 in records and No.3 in network television through the National Broadcasting Co .. also took a severe beating in the opening quarter of 1981. Profits fell 47 percent to $41.9 million. For RCA too, it was one of the worst showings ln many years. Both Norton Simon and RCA are headquartered in New York City, not far from each other in case they wanted to commiserate with one another. Do these results mean that we're not eating and drinking the Norton Simon products? And does it mean that RCA has lost its pre-eminence in TV set manufactur · ~ ing ? No , it \'- doesn't mean ; «» tt)at at all. RCA ~~· / . , is st ill the ~ · leader of the -....,jl-~;m-. ___ _ tele.vision set lllJll •-1R1TZ business. And ._ the Norton Simon products are doing all right. But RCA and Norton Simon are suffering for the same reason: each had the bright idea to get into the business of renting cars. Hertz was already the world's top renter of vehicles when RCA bought it 14 years ago. Avis was already the second larges~ in the field when Norto.n Simon bought it four years ago. Today, Hertz and A vis still run one-two in tbe car renting business and they· re both doing miserably. ALTHOUGH FOR A WHILE there was a feeling abroad that car renting was the wave of the future. p0ised to trample even car owning under its rubber. all it took was some tough economic times to show how vulnerable these renters are. When a recession hits. you don't give up watching TV or drinking Scotch (in fact, you might indulge even more>. but you do think twice about renting cars. You may not even think about it it you don't get in a plane to go somewhere. Travelers, especially business people, are still the big customers ol Hertz and Avis, and they rent their cars al airports. · But air travel bas been off sharply -and so there are fewer people getting of these planes and fly· ing through the airport the way O.J. Simpson does in those Hertz commercials. <O.J . doesn't have to worry, he's signed to a long-term contract. I THIS DOWNTURN WAS enough to put that severe crimp in the earnings performance of both Norton Simon and RCA. Hertz, arter all, had become the biggest profit contributor in the RCA stable of companies . STOCKS IN THE SPORIGHT AMERICAN LEADERS UPS AND DOWNS Pel. Up tt.I Up 1:.2 Up 1 A Up , ... Up IU Up 11.0 Up t.t tl: :1 Up 'i Up e. Up e Up l ,G uo 7.J H: J1 Ylt "! 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KOTTP Oebe'• letllet pa~ a ~ vlllt to the Cleal- room Md -PfOl>-leml when he tl'IM to take cnwge. -~Hill. Benny llOlll the .. Villain Of TheY-Awerdl." I KCIT NIWMEAT ITUOK)I& "Crewing" S-ttle'• OrMn Lake Cf.,., ~-for a tece: a young actor ·~ wtlal .... glltea Md ~· from Iha ll&ge (A) 9 llAMIY MIU.E1' The c1etec1i-ol the 12111 pr9CW:t .,. et their ...... and when Iha Pflma llU9- pac1 In a ralh ol bl.ltglallM turn• ou1 10 be a man who 11aa ~ deed tor thrM v-s. I N9CNaWI HA...v DAVI AGAIN H-d -Fonzie when a pigeon C009 atop th& i ega ca_ In the roof A8CNEW8 llUU.llYE M•A•a•H Hawk9Y9 tangtea with a tough Army ~ and I 8 .J helpa a 01 who'• reoel....O a "Dear John" lattet. • 8TfaT8 OF 8AN AW08CO Wiien a dletrauglll rape victim lhOots and ltllla one of ,..., attecllar1, Iha finds lwMll chafged wllll lltat dagr• murO« • OWREAIY OuMU Jactila Caln. Roy Kral (A)O ID MACHEL / LE>fAEA MPORT 0 MlftV GAIFFIN OuMt1. Eydie Gorma. Kiin· ton Splll1bury, Peter Oro• t:ll. IDITONA4. 7:00 088 NIWI 7~ 8 2 ON THE TOWN CHANNEL LISTINGS 8 KNXT 1CBS1 Los Angele~ D KNBC tNBCI Los Angetes g KlLA 1ln<l I Los Angeles G KABC·TV (ABCI Los Angeles (I) ~FMB CCBS) San D•ego 111 KHJ·TV (Ind 1 Los Angeies ®l KCST (ABC) San Diego e KTTV (ln<l J Los Angele~ ., KCOP· TV (ln<l J Los AngelPS e KCE T ·TV t PBSI Los Angrlt'., l.l) KOCE· T\' 1 PBS) Hun11ngton Bedch Emmy •, winner canceled • NEW YORK (AP>-DavidLel· terman. whose daytime series, "The David Letterman Show," was canceled by NBC several months ago, has been honored as the season's top variety show host during ceremonies for presenla· tion of the Daytime Emmy Awards. "Obviously, there's b\en some sort of mixup here,·· Letterman cracked as he took his award one of three given NBC programs and performers. Letterman's was not the only canceled show to win an award. ABC's ··$20.000 Pyramid" was honored twice, once as the out- standing game show and once for direction. Peter Marshall oC NBC 's "The Hol lywood , ~uares." which leaves the air this year after 15seasons. was cit· ed as the outstanding game show host. ABC. the dominant network in daytime, had the most nominees ' Holla. Sieve Edwards, Melody Aogera. Travel to Norttwn lrelal\d and vielt the Del.or-eutomoOile ptanl. loolt •• a rather odd culla and then 1109 In at a 16111 oantwy pub. D FMttlY~UD 8 IHANANA Ouaet: Stephanie Milla. 8 fYEONLA. Hoell tnei Pedroza 1and Paul Moyet ret1.11n to home pOf'1 lor Illa conduelon ol u..-r run thlf> lantaay In the Ceribb9en: a loolt at one young lady whOM -Ch tor HollywOod atardom Ju•t might pay olf fll FACE THE MUSIC • AU. .. THE FAMllY Mike mull dKlde If lie wanll to be In Iha waiting room or the delivery room during Ille birth or hle baby ID MACNEIL / LEHAO AEl'Oftl Ci) NEWS 1:00 1J ()) MOVIE "* •n "R-For Your Ule, Charita Brown" ( 19711 Anl· mated v-01, Duncan Wallor\, Greg Felton. TM "Peanuts" gang IMlad tor eummer camp, wtlere they con"'nca perennial loMr Charlie Btown to entw • big race agaln•t -al latter campara. CAI D Loe<> A gang ol robbers hljecl< the jet on Whlen Birdie 11 taklnQ their leadef to prle- on (RI 8 MOVIE * * * "The Oevll'I Qtl- -35 in 13 categories -and won the most Emmys -seven. CBS had five. syndicated shows, NBC three and the Public Broadcast· ing Service two. DAVID LETTERMAN ... Rec~1 Emm11 gaO&" ( 1 ... 1 WitlWll Hol-oen, Cltft Aobert-In 1M2. an Army olflc« OtOMllM I topnoldl oom- mando CNW oompoaad ot a raelllaaa outcut !>Md of ~and. llfONY ~*' 0<°"9 Of c.na-~ •@~DAVI TM OMO pays trlt>uta to thl ~ lmmlgrent In a tOt'Mlltlc mu-.. Ian .. • MOYll ** .... "Tlla Oteat Eacaipe" (Pan 2) (1M31 Jama• Garner. Steve ~ Brttllll. Ameri- can and CMadlen POW• plan a mlllllve btaallout frOl'I\ a Nut '*"P· • ~ .... MAGAZJNI Maly Han lntroduoaa UI to the c:taator ol ·•cathy C.· tOOtl," the contr_.... canoon '°' __,: • Pf<>- 111& of "'°'1t·loM gut\I Rlahatd Slmmona; Judy Jamudd vlalta lhe "Muta To You" nut lhop, llOC air Nlloonlno In Anchorage: Capt. Cwrot on how mud> W9igllt a Pfagtl&nl woman 9hol;ld oafn. • THI GA. THI GOLD WATCH ANO DYNAMITI! A magleal watch that can atop time upon datnand .,...lllM • young eoup1e to thwwt the evu plan• ol the v!l'• one-time friend • NOVA "A TOUCll Of Sensitivity" New ,_ell llndlnge on ,,,. pllyalologlCal and pay- ~ lmportanoa ot touch In Ol.lt ,,_ are eu- mtMd IAlO Ci) MY8TBn' "Siie Fell Among Thlavea" Eileen A11tln1, Malcolm McDowell and Michael Ja~ton ••• IMluted In thll tllrlflw lnvotvtng a dllmMI In dl•tr-. a cutle hidden 1n 111e Frenctt Pyrenaea, and an lntetnatlonal crlml-nar Q!l\O (RI 8:30 8 Qll LAVEANE & 8"IN.fY Laverne and Shirley llnd tllamMlvea ptaylng •It the panl In a ptay Slll<ley llM wrllren. • CAAC>l BUANETT AHO l'AlfNOe Skill: "Tiie Allbl," .. Tolle! Tl._:· "Juat A Gigolo." 9:00 D Hill STREET 8LU£8 0.1 Wathlngton ga11w1 evidence 10 ~ a narcot- lce cop or -al r1elally motlv1ted murd«I. and LaAua hat • run-In with Futtllo lor drinking on the job 8 9 THAEFS COMPANY Jaclt 11911 a )ob at a poan rMtautanl u a bulboy but tella 1111 friend• that lie la 11141 l1eed Cllal. I RI 0 m MEAVGAlmH Gu.eta: E)'dla Oorma. Klln- ton Splll1bury, Petet Gros, Arnaud De Borchgrave. • MY8T!RY Moyers to return as CBS news reporter ABC's "General Hospital'' the ~eason's highest -rated soap, was honored during the n ationally televised program as the out- standing daytime series. The A BC soap received two other Em- mys, for supporting actress and dlrecUon, mol'e than any other single program. Douatau Watson, Mac Cory on N BC's "Another World," was cit- ed as the outstanding actor in a daytime aeries, and Judith Light, Karen Wolek on "One Lll• Lo Live," theou\atandln& actreu. ByTOM.IORY ._ ..... ,... Wl"'9r NEW YORK -8111 Moyers will rejoin CBS News on Nov. 1 In a newly created role with as- slanments "ranging over the en· tire panorama of news ac- tlvllles. ' Bill Leonard, president of the network's newa dtvtslon, announced. not co-anchor the '•Evening News," but would provide periodic commentary similar lo that given by Eric Severeid, the veteran correspondent who re- tired in 1977. In addlllon, t he National Academy of TeJevlaloo Arts and Sciences presented Its Truateea' A"ard LoApea Nixon, crtatorof '" of the lon1est-rwmln1 toap OfWU, "One Life to Live" and "~II My Children," botll on ABC. U...._.n: Drama Serie•: •·General Hoilpltal." ABC. Game Serles: "The '20,000 ~ramkl,"ABC Talk Series: "Donahue," 1yn· d6c..-Vartety Serles: "The Merv Ortfftn Slllow," 111Mlicated Cblldna'• Seri•: "Capgla .....,_ '' CBS. Md '''N9•0f -rwo at19." 1rom pas· "O.O. ltpee aaa.lc," Ue. Clalldr9'1 spedal: ''A lleu. of flt ... " .. ABC Aftertctaoal ~·· Vc 11lldrea'1 Jafe>rmatlonal llrtee: "IO Mlnutet.'' CBI. Leonard said Moyers, creator or public TV'• Emrny·wt.nnina "Bill Moyen' Joumal," will be an editor• /roducer, broad- caster, "an above all, a re- porter and analyst," with con· slderable expo1ure on the network'• "Evenin1 Newa" pro-1ram. In addition, Leonard ,aald, Moyen will develop a new 1.how, perhapa alon1 the Un~ of the ''Joumal. ·• "I wouldn't nde oat the UUe ~ the concept," he 1atd. "Tbe panoply of •He.ii that llU ad CBS Newt are _.... HaUable to me," llOJll'I .Mic( ·~1 11Ud1 my •illba•llnidit periiorWJty. ' Neitbet .-.... ~ ' cuaa term ot th4 n ... ,.., ~ tract. ~eonard said Moyen °*OllJd CBS News, long the leader ln' the rield, ls undergoing somettµng of a transformation that began in Marrb with Walter Cronkite'• departure as ''Eve- a.ing News·· anchorman afler 19 years. Moyers Jett CBS News as editor and chief correapoadent for the "C BS ReporU " documentary untt In the lf>rinl of 1979. Me Hid ln a 1tatement then be bad not had "the utisfaetlon or the Impact· I want Cro• televlslon, throu1b lr· re1ulsb schedl&led broadc .. ta, no m.U-how aood eath one may be." TUBE TOPPERS KTLA • 8 :00 -"The Devil's Brigade.'' William Holden and Cliff Robertson star in a movie about a special unit trained for heroic action. KCETQ'f 8:00 -"Nova: "A Touch of Sensitivity." Touch cells In the human skin provlde a basis for understanding the world outside ourselves in this science special. CBS 8 9:30 -"The Fourth Annual National Collegiate Cbeerleading Cham- pionships." John Davidson, Victoria Prin- cipal and Andy Gibb host competition among six top college cheerleading teams. "She Fel AmOf'll ~ .. Elleetl Atltlna. MalCOlm McDowell and Mlct\MI Jayaton are ... tured In ,,. tllrlllar ln\'OMng • damMI In dlatt-. a caatla hidden In Iha Franc:tl Pyr-. and an lntarnatlonal alml- nat~. (RI •.ao 8 Cl) NATIONAL OOUIOIA,.. ~ CHAMPIONIHIN Shi t09 collage ~ Ing team• compete lor echolarahlp fund• In the tourtll annual edition of 11111 -t: John Oevldaon, Vlctorle Prlnclp•I 1nd And'/ Gibb 11oe1 • Cll TOO Cl.OR FOR OOMPOfl'T Henty meell a stunning divorcee who la ptennlng a romantic lllng to c.iebrate tw ,_.found freedom. (A) ID AUN, AMaNCA. MJN Medical autllOrltM and common loRt dlac:uaa the hazard• and benefit• of running {A) ~1···Ne'#8 Cll HA"1' TO HA"1' TM Harte' lloma la ran· 1 aaceied by a at ode br04<et -dllng for a fortune In hidden •lode• and bond•. • 10-.ao I NeWS ~I • PM:SDm ' MAQend& For The 'llOa" AaQIMll OrUt lloall a look •• Latlnoa In Iha commun'- catlOM lnduetry. .THICHNITIANI "ProtMt And Reform" Bamber O..colgM racalll 110w Marlin lutllet and the Ratol'matlon movement f tile C1tllolle Cllurc:h. 11:00 De Cl) QJ NfWI 8T~TMJ< Tiie EntetprlM, on It• way 1 llotne •fl« a long mlallon. la called to lnveetlgat• Ille dlaappaerenc. ol a VUlcen pvwmGAMe a•H Klinger growe ~ate to return lloma wt>en 1111 ettort to bflng Toledo to 111& unit lalla, ., MNHYHILl Banny goea on aalarl. • VtC IAAOIN'8 TINNl8 FOR TH! FUTURE "SlnglM Strategy I" Vic Bradan lhOW9 ~· that no amount of a1rategy can overcome • lack of good lund-1811 0 11• IJ ()) OOUJM80 A dedicated wlnemallet learn• of hll younger btother'e ptane to Mii Ille lemlly wine butl-and ml.ltderl him D TC>NtOHT Ho11· Johnny C•rton Gueeta· Liu Mlnnelll1 Or Paul Ehrlich. JOHN DARLING I ~N~, 1''IE GOT SOME NEY'JS "'TH.A"'T'LL REALLY FLIP YOLJR VlllG ! •GIMCNIWll ~ I Ll'rl MMCI A DIM. NXHl~N> IAMTTA "~Cowbov .. • DeettCAWTT OWNI: cleaaloel planl1t Altfedlr9"CMl -~MC .... 1 ....... • •it .. The SNpherd °' The Hille" ( 1 .. 11 Jotwt Weyne, e.tty Fleld Oull1I Mount.in "°'*' enatnj)I 10 -their lend from out· elde~. •a MOYll *. "Cfull.. c 1117tp Wll· llam Sl'latner, Eddie Albert. The~of78~· llMg In the b4llanca IOllow· Ing • treglc jetliner crull In IM Florlda E'v9rgledea. CAI • OUHIMOl<I An aging l'll&fltlal Mia out to trep a b4lnd of oull•-· ~ -..OH•LI Tile IMF~ and tlle muJ· datoua car-ol a tleeler • lologlat wor'ltlno tor Illa enemy. -~ABC NIWI 12:80 D TCltoitOfW)W The .. 8-ld Annual NBC And Only N&C EmployNe TMlnl SllowcaM" wtll be t91ec:Mt lrom NBC'• 1111- torlc Studio llH ., ~ ITIP llYOHO .. Dud Alnget.. A young llOUMWife Ilea vltlona ol hw elatr Mtllng an orphen- ~ on llre 1:00D NYCHtC PHENOMENA. THE WOALDMYOHO .. Spirit And Communica- tion .. H091t Damien Slmp- 10n and Stacy Hunt dle- cuaa the tplrlt ol cornmunl- ca tlon In human relallonahlpa • MOVIE e * * ·~ "Tiie Marcua-Nel· IOn Murdate" (19731 Telly Savalat. Mw)oe 00t1ner When a black gMlto IMn· ao-11 p<nned lor two biUrre murder• he dlOn'I commit. a po1ic. detective lrlel lo find Ille real mur- deret ., INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS 1:308 NEWS > .MCMI **" ''Tiie Ool.-.Wllld °' AllO!le" (,. loPflla l.Anll, M....._,, lclMI. A ... Nlr~IM to l'Me NI --.... on to hll~eon--.1119 p1ychotlc older boy ,.,'*:;,.....· .. DT'ONAl -WOYll ..... ·-ni. ~ feqf!" c 1"81 J<* MoCrM. ,....... F~ 8em HoUlton r .... r-IOI** tt1a Me0- e&n QO¥e1M11111t. llOI. wov. .,, • ..,. Howttne In The Wooc19" C11111 a.tt>ara Edan, Leny HllOft*I. A man1ed ooupll --atreinoa ~ wtll9 2:10 lvaca= et IMI• T"-. ..._ NIWI 1:11 N1W1 ll20 UCMI • • '4 "Men Ftom Ood'a Country" (198111 o--ge MonlQOfMIY, Randy Stu- wt. ~-WOYll •• "' "Zarak" ( 19571 VIC> 1or Matur•. Mletlael Wiid· Ing. Orlvet\ from hit vtftaoe, a lllan ~ I NthlaM outlaw IMd«. •:eo• UCMI * * '" "The long Knlle" (19581 Sheldon l--· JullaAnaM Wrd•~•da9'• Da9tl•..-Mo.,I~• -MORNNG- 11:00. * • "Well Of The Divide" (19331 John Wayne. Gabby Hayee. 11:.IO 111 * * * ·~ "Tiie O•·Bow Incident" (1943) Henry Fonda. Dana~ -AFTERNOON- 12:00 • * * ~ "T"8 Well P<Mnt Story" C 1950) Virginia Mayo, J-Caoney 1:00 e • * "TM Man lntlda'' (19761J-~. Stefanie p_.. 3:JO 111 * * * "Viva 2-tal" ( 1952) Marton Branoo. Anthony Oulnn by Armstrong & Batluk CBS nmm doing very well since Cronkite departure t ,. - \l 1e ' ... ~1 • l NEW YORK (AP > -It might have been a tough 18 months for CBS News, dominant in the field since the mid·l970s . There was Walter Cronkite's departure after nearly two decades as "Evening News" anchorman, and ABC stole the show al one point with "Nighlline," network TV's first late-night newscast. Robert Chandler to senior vice president for administration, Edward Fouhy to vice president and direc tor of news, and Edward Coloff to vice president and director of public affairs programming -young men all. < CBS for an assignment in t Washington with NBC News. •• CBS News may, in fact. be stronger today than it was a year ago. The transition from Cronkite to Dan Rathe r as "Evening News' anchor was s mooth, despite considerable pressure from the outside. Expansion of the network's "Morning" news program and the addition or a midafternoon newscast are imminent. and there is a serious effort under way lo expand the ··Evening News'' beyond its current half· hour. Then there was the announce- ment, last week. that Bill Moyers. creator of public TV's Emmy-winning "Bill Moyers' Journal," will return in the rail with an assjgnment "ranging over the entire panorama or CBS News activities.·· <See story this page). There has been a good deal of behind-the-scenes maneuvering, too. notablv the promotion of "I told you we wouldn't stand still," William A. Leonard, CBS News' president, said the other day, recalling a conversation several months ago. Anyone who imagined Leonard a caretaker president couldn't have been further from reality . Still racing Cronk ite's de· parture. CBS in September broke long-standing corporate retirement policy and extended Leonard's contract for at least a year. Leonard was 65 on April 9, and would have been forced to retire May 1. Leonard succeeded Richard S. Salant. who was required to step down at 65, as president of the news division in April 1979, and one of his first major decisions may have been the most dif· ricult. He chose Rather, a former While House reporter and. current correspondent for the network's "60 Minutes" n ewsmagazine, over Roger Mudd , once considered Cronkite's heir apparent. Mudd s hortly thereafter left r _ .. ____ .. 'a.ut 1$1 •GIEAT I 9 DINNEI n 0 GOOO IOt lhrff pjK•• ol juicy. gotdln l:lfown Konluclly ~ Fried Cll•Cktn. ptua 11ngte Hrvtnga of co11 111w, O mlll'lllneuon wftl\tl I <11111 oroera Cuatomer WY• 111 ~•ceblt 11111 11~ Otlet tllpirH Junt 7, IM1 ~cot mey vary .. pat· Uct~trng ioo.t!Oflt GOOd onty 1n lovt'*11 C11tl0tn11wnote~ ... A'Nflta I "-•le WIPIOOW lafl,,., The selection of Rather was a sound one. The "Evening News" audience may have changed some in the two months since Rather took the job, but com- mercial time, an Important guage for the network. sold l faster than ever for Rather's first fuJl quarter as anchorman. • The return of Moyers, a cor· respondent for the network's "CBS Reports" documentary unit for just under three years ln. ~ the mid-'70s, may be as signifi· ~ cant a development in the long • term. If Moyers is not the pre· J. eminent broadcast journalist, he ~ certainly is among the most. • respected. Leonard said Moyers' work at CBS would include development of a continuing news program. ••· perhaps one similar to the •·Journal'' he created for public TV in 1972. "I wouldn't rule out the title or the concept," he said. The new program might be of· fered as competition for ABC's "Nightline," or as part of an ex- panded "Evening News." It appears fairly certain right now that Leonard will retire next April, though he hasn't said so.