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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-06-27 - Orange Coast PilotFour nabbe d in fire By GLENN SCOTT °"-.............. Fire invesUeators in Oranee have arrested four juveniles in connection with the June 15 fires that destroyed seven houses and damaged 21 others. Investigators for the Orange Fire Department say they know that many more youths in the early teens were shooting illeeal bottle rockets during the bot, windy days preceding the fire. But they claim the adults in the neighborhood are reluctant to talk. "I'd say just about every kid in that neighborhood was in- volved," said arson investigator Richard Alarcon. "But every- body'sjustclammed up." Because so many of the teen- agers were sending their rockets haphazardly with the wind, Alarcon said investigators can't pin the fires on any suspects. However, he said neighbors aren't Wking, apparently from fears that they'll be held liable if their children are implicated. The names of the four youths are being withheld because they 1 are minors. The oldest is 15. All four were cited on suspicion of possession and use of illegal fireworks. The 15-year·old also was cited for selling the rockets. The charges are misde- meanors . Alarcon said the penalties generally are tight. Another youth from the neighborhood who was arrested last year on a similar charge was sentenced to 25 hours in a work program, he said. The devastatin8' fire began when a rocket landed on a roof at 500 EJrlham St. and sparks blown by 30 mph winds jumped from roof to r oof in the neighborhood of single family homes. Alarcon said every house that burned had a wooden shingle roof. Neighbors said so many of the illegal rockets were being shot by the local cbilclr• that. "it sounded like Disneyland out there for two months before the fire," said Alarcon. Despite a community meeting b~ld this week by the in- vestigators, most of the neighbors have refused to help (See A.BllESTS, Page AZ> Coastline enrollme nt • soarmg Summer enrollment at Coastline Community College bas soared 55 percent above that of last summer, with more than 8,800 students registering for classroom and television courses. The college, based in Fountain Valley, is offering s ummer classes at 57 sites throughout the Coast Community College Dis- trict, which includes Newport Beach, Fountain Valley, Hunt- ington Beach, Seal Beach, Westminster, Costa Mesa, Garden Grove and Midway City. Nineteen courses are being of- fered via television this summer by CoaaUine. Telecourse enroll· ment is up 26 percent. Yin llMITDWN llllY PAPIR OA ANGE COUN TY CALlfOH N1A fNlS ENTHUSIASM TO SPARE -One of the joys of summer is swinging ln the park as Emily Lowrey, 6, of Irvine is discovering at Adven- ture Playground in her city's University Park. We noticed her glee -and red stock- ings -earlier this month before the beat wave started sizzling. 'Creative' raffles illegal With prices and interest rates high, unsuccessful home sellers taking interest in lotter ies By RICHAllDGREEN °' .................. Unable to sell their homes in the high-priced, high-interest rate housing market, some peo- ple in Orange County apparently are considering resorting to a game of chance to accomplish their goal. Deputy Orange County Dis· trict Attorney Dave Hlmelson, who heads the fr11ud division of the District Attorney's Office, said he's been receiving telephone calls from people in· terest.ed in rafflin& their homes. "No matter what you call it, what these people are talking about are lotteries and lotteries are illegal under section 319 of the California Penal Code (a misdemeanor offense)," Himelsoo said. Himelson theorized thal the sudden interest in these schemes was inspired by a couple in Fairfax, Va., who announced earlier this month that they will raffle their $115,000 home on Labor Day. The raffle ls being sponsored by a boys club, which will keep all revenue in excess of the purchase price. The raffle tickets will sell for $100 each and ii not enough are sold to cover the purchase prlce. the tickets will be refunded. Himel.son said that he isn't sure bow strongly police aeeo· cies have been enforcine tbe state law against lotteries but noted that police are required to enforce all state statutes. Irvine City Attorney Roger Grable said that he also has re· ceived inquiries about housing raffles. Others are calling Harbor Area Boys Club omcials, asking If that organization would sponsor such a raffle. "We've received three calls from people interested in hous- ing raffles," said boys club of- ficial Lou Yantom. "I say no way! They want to get their full purchase price and then we'd get anything extra. There's not enough in it for us and besides we're Dot in the real estate busi· ness." Reagan wins big ·Victory ' on budget WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi- dent Reagan won a broad package of 1982 spending cuts Friday from the Democratic- controlled House as Republicans were joined by conservative Democrats to prevail in a series of dramatic parliamentary bat- tles. The House first turned back a renewed assault by Democratic leaders and approved by 217 to 211 a hastily drafted package of more than S5 billion in addi· tional budget cuts sought by the president. That vote assured the final approval that came 90 minutes later. There was a second pro· cedural vote, with Reagan forces prevailing 215-212, and then a voice vote that turned aside a move to retain twice a year cost-of-Ii ving increases for federal civilian and military re- tirees. Then came final passage on a 232-193 vote that was academic by that point. The Democrats lost one last parliamentary tactic, 187-150, and the battle was over. Reagan already bas Senate approval of a $39.6 billion budget-cutting package. That action came just before mid· night Thursday In the Republican-dominated chamber on an ~15 vote. Republicans said the House bill, including the various re- visions made by the package Reagan pushed. would total about $38.2 billion in cuts. Reagan , resting at bis California ranch, hailed the vote as a •·major victory in the war against inflation." In a written statement, Reagan called the vote a ''pro- file in political couraee and should inspire the gratitude of us all. It will renew the faith of millions of Americans who have waited so long just for thole in Washington to listen and care and take action." Differences between the House and Senate versions still will have to be ironed out in a conference committee -a task made easier with adoption of the Reagan cuts in the House. Reagan had argued that the $37 .8 billion package of cuts sup- ported by House Democrats would fall billions short of the permanent changes needed to put federal spending on track toward a balanced budget in 1984. Originally, Reagan bad said the House must add SS.2 blllion in revisions for 1982 and almoel $20 billion over three years. But Friday, Republicans said $22.4 billion in cuts over three years would be needed. Merchants victims of ad sale fraud By STEVE TRIPOLI Of ................. Several merchants in Costa Mesa's Westport Center say they have been victimized by a phony advertising scheme, and one has fallen prey to two such schemes in recent weeks. One merchant in the East 17th Street center says there might have been a third scheme in the works also. Police are investigating. Iris Schneider, owner of the All Things Bright and Beautllul antique shop in the center. said s he and at least two other merchants paid varying amounts of money earlier this month for advertising in what was to be a mass-circulation flier. She said the money was paid lo a representative of a firm calling itse lf Balboa Graphics. She said the representative, a tall blond woman in her late 20s or early 30s, told her that almost all the other merchants in the 20-store center had bought an ad. The woman left a business card listing a Coral Street ad- dress on Balboa Island, Mrs. Schneider said. After paying $65 and seeing no rtiers within a week Mrs . Schneider said sbe called the number listed on the card and was connected to a record- ing telling her to leave ber phone number. She said she bas called repeatedly since, but bu bad no response. Mrs. Schneider said she wu able to stop payment on ber check when she realized there was a problem. The ownen of an as-yet unopened Armenian de licatessen next door lost $150, which they were unable to re- cover, and a jeweler also loet some money. she said. At least three other merchants also took part. she said. Raymond HallacogJu, owner of Raymond Jewelry in the center. lost $65 to Balboa Graphics. be said. He also loat $297 to a salesman calllne himself John Matcalf. who bad promised to advertise bis store on placemats at several Ora.nee County Shakey's Pina restaurants. he said. When a copy of bis ad wu not brought to him after three days as promised. Hallacoglu said be called a number the salesman had left him. He got an answer· ing service, which asked that be leave a number. His call, and numerous subsequent calla, were not returned, he said. Bodysurf ers can get it in · the neck Costa Mesa PoUce Detective Matt Collett, who is invesU1at- ing the complaints, said be bu confirmed that a salesman made a deal with the SbU:ey'a franchise owner to sell the adl. By STEVE MITCHELL 0( ................. Officials at Hoag Memorial Hospital aay an increase of body surflnt accidents in the put week have resulted in five persona being hospitaliied for neck injuries. And hoepital officiali al South Cout Medical Center say they have ooe Boogle board victim who remalnl in critical coodi· tlon at t h at South La,una facillly. The number of incidents occur· rial in the fint week of awn.mer has prompted Orange Coast llfe1\uu"Cb to issue a warnin8 to both novice and experienced oeean swimmers and body aurf en to treat the surf wtth re1pect. "It'• eo euy to meu younelf up on a wive," aaya Laiuna S.acb lifepard 11.lke Dwinell, a ••teran suard •ho baa r .. pcmded to iqany •urfinC aed· •ta ID UM Art Colony. ~.._.. otftdala • ., ~ to tM ....... eolama cu be .. ,. tre••---· ''TM neck ll very fr-.ut," .. ,, Aane Koealn11, ••· •l•lltratlve coordinator for llo9t •mor1a1 ffolpltat -r r Rash of injuries prompts lifeguards' wa r ning ' . She said the fiv~ patient.a ad· bottom," tbe lifeguard said. "Takin& off straight toward the milted la the put 'feek lJ a hip Dwi.oell said most injuries are beach can drive the novice aur- number, addlna tbat only "ei&ht the result of ''Improper fer's headrightlntotbesand." to 12 patienta were' admitted aU bodysurflna techniques." And the reaulUng injury, be last summer." ''Normally when you surf, said, can be equated to a Treatment for. neck injuries you angle acroa the wave for whiplash. can range from lteepln1 the pa· the longest rtde, going acroN "It throws the head bac.lt""" ttent'a bead immobile for a few the face of the wave dla,onally. such force tbat it crac~ the weekl. to extensive surgery and "Then, ii you la.e control, you vertebra, or It can putb the bMd tracUan for aix qpitba or more. land on your side," he said. down with such force It Jutt In some cues, abe said, the spinal cord ll .. .,end and can-not be teplllred, lent.Di U.. .tc· tim • ~e tbr life. She aald dlat maa7 times, tbe UfefU"la' aeUoa at tbe aceae baa. preve .. ed rurtber dama1e to tnJured :it~urfen. ''The lm~t la to re-po rt an1 neck »•tn &o a llf•~ ... u,.. don't tldnk lt •• ltl"iom," .... &aenlnp aald. In IUD1 c_., ~ .. r, tlMrt Iii DO doullt the .. tUID bail a ~~Boost•·Marder ,,.., ... °"" the falll 8t .... Beaelil Park tbla •••k •be • .. , ... ,. 11111 tblrd ~HI '*' Di''ll6dl>wtMtl. ••ile took off late <• tM .... , .. Wiliat ~ to .. Nurse stationed in BB .. Oran1e County Healtb of· ftciala have llatlaned • nune la HunUniton Beacb Clt1 Hall to take tel..,._. ealll from people clatmtns to be ill b9eaWM1 ol odon allepdly eomlna from a cbemlcaJ dump under exena· tloa. Hunt1n1ton Beach otrldall laave rec:ei•ed more t.bn UD eomDl.lla&I ol lUMal from Nil· ietifa·, H•W. aear tbe 1-aere chimp, • ·,ac.A Cb.lea eer... aouUlleliil Ol W..,&lt• Dr.-..... Or .... tJ--~ ... ....... ~....., ..... smashes the neck bones. damag- ing the spinal column.'' rn less serious cases. the in· Jury results in a bruised neck and perhaps temporary paralysis. In serious cases it can mean permanent paralysis and even death. "The novice bodysurfer hu no business ridine in surl tbat is three feet or bigger," Dwinell said. He suggests beginners either st.ay out of tbe water, take lessons, or "find someone who ia an accompliabed surfer to give them eome pointen.'' Newport Beach Llfeeuard Lt. Lo1an Lockabey alao bas some Ups for bodysurf'ers. "ti you're runnln1 out into~ water from tbe ~ach. don't dive taead Om into tb• waves," be Hid. ''And 1'ben JOU•re body•urftnl and so over U.. falla, put your buda la fnmt ol ~ rac. to protect ,_. Deck Md bldt .•• Re alio aakl mmmen .-ad not Jump or dtft from roe• Jet· u .. aDd he ........ lMJ cbad wttla UM neanat Ulepard fCll' lt· Nplarltiel In the W'l\er. He added, however. that it would be very difficult to take criminal action against the ad <See SCAM, Page AZ> DRAIGI CUil llATHll Night and early mominl low cloudiness, clear af. ternoons. Hieha ln the inld 10s. Lowa in the eoa. 111111 TDllY 11111 .......... = E.. .': EL24-c! ... .. . Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 27, ite1 ,,,..,.... An intm.e fin turned a moCor ,.,._ corrwing #Oft famllN• 9'to o charred lttllk. Tn dNd Giid 11.,._ _ injurtd in the Fridal/ acdidfifd °" IrtUnfoU 15, 11 ndle• Mith of v~. !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---;-~~ -:State prepares lawsuit against ~·Signal in marshland grading The state Attorney General's oCfice has prepared a lawsuit against Signal Landmark Inc. charging the ·development firm has illegally destroyed weUands vegetation by performing grad- • ing work in the Bolsa Chica . marsh without a state permit. 22, 26 and 27, Signal Landmark "intentionally and knowingly" violated the state Coastal Act by hiring bulldozer operator Roy Pursche to disc 20 acres or marsh near U\e eastern section of the Bolsa CbJca lowland. Taylor said that Coastal Com- mission starr members have re- ported that seven dirrereot types of plant species common to a wetlands were destroyed. The lawsuit, mailed rrom Los .An geles to Orange County Superior Court Friday. seeks to stop Signal from further grading in the marsh and aJso seeks punitive damages to be paid in fines. according to Greg Taylor, · assistant Attorney General. Signal Landmark spokesman Wayne Clark has previously acknowledged that the company hired Pursche to disc the 20 acres, but Clark sa id the purpose was to routinely remove "trash and weeds." · The suit is expected to be ftled next week. Prepared on behalr of the California Coastal Commission, the lawsuit states that on May Clark said Signal Landmark NEW ON BENCH -Orange County's two oeweft superior court judges -Thomas F. Crosby Jr., left, and' Pblllip A. Petty -were officially sworn in Friday during special ~eremonies at the county courthouse in Santa Ana. Crosby, 40, was a Newport Beach lawyer before his appointment by :· Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. He also served as a deputy dis~ • trict attorney. Petty, no age available, served on the North I Orange County Municipal Court for four years prior to his : appointment to the superior court bench. He was a private : lawyer for s ix years before his first appointment. • o.Hy .............. TAKE ME HOM£ -Thia gray Schnauzer mix, 1 >Ai, is lOOking for a home. He may be a little frisky, but he also ii very friendly. He is at the Oranre Coast Animal Shelter, Orange. ORA GECOAST From PageA1 ARRESTS. • • in the investigation , Alarcon said. All of the rockets being used in the neighborhood were basically the sa.me type and brand, be said, noting that a bundle or 18 rockets sell on the streets for about $1.50. He said the rockets are illegal in California, but not ln some other states. and youths order lbem through ads in adult and gun magazines. He said the so- called "dealers" can realize a profit rour or five times their in· itlal investment. To shoot a rocket, one only has to partially bury a used pop bot· tie, stick the rockets' wooden tail into 1,be bottle and light a ruse. 'IbUe ls virtually no way to 1uide the rocket, be added. ·'They're disaatlsfied with fire crackers," said the inve1U1 .. t.or. "Now they've got to have bOttle rockets. 1 "Even on the night of the fl.re as my partner and I were leav- inl the scene, we saw a rocket going up not two blocks away," said Alarcon. Daily Pilat CIH•m.d edveftl9'119 114/142·M71 All other dep•r1ment• 142-4321 Thomas P. Hiley ,___°'"' h~Ol!- Roben N. Weed "-• M Thom11 KffVll ""°' M1cnM I P. Harvey --..°"' ... L~Schultz o.-.;e1eo-- ~th N Oockl•rd. Jr. ~0..- Thoma A. Murphln• ............ 8t<nard Schulmen c-.- Chft'-H Lcot __.......,.,_ Cerol A Moore .._._ contends the area in quesUon isn't a coastal wetlands and bis· torlully bas been used ror agriculture. Clark was unavaU· able for comment Friday. Bulldozer operator Purscbe also is named in the lawault. Taylor said. Also named, but not cbarged with violations, is W.R. Grace Properties, which owns the 20 acres in question, and the Warmington Group, which manages the property. E .A. Sandling, of the Warm- ington Group, says that Signal Landmark didn 't have permission to grade the area. He said a Signal Landmark s pokesman had asked pe rmission to put up "no trespassing" signs, but didn't mentioo a bulldozer. Signal owns most or the con· troversial 1,600-acre Bolsa Chica, located south or Warner A venue along the easte rn side of Pacific Coast Highway. Signal Landmark wants to build a boat marina aQd ocean channel, houses and commercial &bops in lbe. 1,200-acrA lowland atea 'tf \.be~ Bolsa Cblca. But , 1tate Coattll Comtafssl0o lor- flcials say the area ls a natural weUaods and should be protect-ed from developJ:Qent. Murder suspect heldinHB By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of_Oelty,.... .... Hun~oo Beach police bave arrested a transient on suspicion or murdering a man whose death initially was thought to have been an accident. Lt. Bruce Young said the sus· peel, James Marshall Ouna1an, 26, was arrested Thursday nlght at a restaurant near El Toro Ro ad and the San Dieco Freeway in Laguna Hills. He was placed in Huntington Beach Jail for outstanding war- rants from the San Francisco area and on s uspicion or murdering Robert Bray, 61, of Underhill Lane, Huntington Beach, Young said. Bray was round dead March 9, with his body pinned between the tilt.away cab or bis tractor· trailer rig and the truck chassis. The truck was parked near Springdale Street and Edinger A venue in Huntington Beach. Although initial reports said Bray bad been Cru5hed acciden- tally, Lt. Young said lnveatiga· lion led police to believe the truck driver was murdered. Young declined to elaborate on the circumstances of Bray's death, saying it could Jeopardize the investigation. At the . same time Dunagan was taken into custody, Orance County Sheriffs deputies arrest- ed bis companion, Paul L. Vinci, 25, address unavallable. on sus- picion or carrying a concealed weapon, a handgun, a sheriff's spokesman said. From Page Ai SCAM ••• tellers even if they are located. ''This type of tbln1 Isn't anything newNe said. "It'• hard to prosecute because sometimes these tbln11 are printed after five or 1lx months." Collett said the buyen may bave recoune .tbroulh civil ac- Uoo to recover their money, II theJ can n.nct t.be sellers. Mn. Scbnei,der said that in the midst~ the problem, bin before abe reallied that abe Pf'OMblJ bad been defrattded, a third penon came to her at.ore alto aelllna lldl, and also clAI ..... that otben ln the center bad bo.aallt them. Mn. SetmeJder told t.be Nl•womu llult lbe .. ,. .... a tnNbl• ... other lld NI •· "'th ~ abe lllld tM •woman left her atonl.....Uat.ly. ' a Bus victims identified CHP tags exploding prr,pane tanks as possible fire cause ~ SAN BERNARDINO <AP) - TentaUve identities have been establlJbed for the 10 people killed when a bus modi.fled lnto a motor home bunt lnto flames Friday on Interstate 15, just south ot Cajon Pass. The bus wu carryln1 seven famlliea cross-country to a Fourth of July reunion, autboriUes sald. Tbe accident occurred when the bua be1an s moktn1 an'd burning as the driver pulled onto the 1bouJder ot 1·15 tbroulh the San Bernardino mountalna. pa1teo1en, Kimberly Garret,; 16, of Riverside. "t turned around and there waa fire everywhere except in the badr ~ \be bus. Everybody scattered, and I 1tarted ban1ln1 on a window until It popped out. Then 1 Jumped." Kobert Drake of Loma Linda, who wu drivin1 hll car not rar behind the bus, said, ·'The bus was engulfed 1n namet almoet lnataotly. 1 saw one man manaie to eet out the back Win- dow, but there were many 1t1ll inllde screamln1 and cryln1." The names were 10 lntenae that streams or molt.en metaJ ran alOl\I the four·lane blpway and the qphaJt was blackened for about a quarter of a mile. All that remained or the bus waa a burned-out bulk. Snell credited three supermarket truck drivers with helping to keep the tragedy from becoming worse. He said they turned their rigs sideways to block the road to oncomin1 traf- fic and radioed the bi&bway patrol for help. "It took about two hours be rore the bus cooled down enough ror us to get inside,'' said San Bernardino County Coroner liarvey Castro. "Once we got in- side, we round six children and four adults. They appeared to have been huddled toward the rear of the bus." The bus, built ln ~ and later converted into a motor bome, then be1an rolllnc backward downblll and .crashed into a flatb~d truck 81 screamtn1 passengers kicked out windows and tried to jump to safety. The coroner's omce tentative- 1 y identified lobe dead as Socrate1 Oredd, 40, Clint T. Robinaon, 22, Keto J acbon, 5, Kila Jackson, 3, !ackie Jackson 4, Lekeltb Hil , 10 months, Twilla Wlsema • 72, Pauline Robinson, 39, Lori Robinson, 18, all of Loe Angeles, and Scottie Lindsey, 5, Palos Verdes, Calif. Road construction fr'eeze OK' d in plan Seventeen were injured. A California Highway Patrol spokesman said the searinc f\re may have been started by ex- ploding propane tanks. CHP officer William Snell said the bus originally had a rear emergency exit, but that it bad been barricaded when the vehi- cle was modified. ·'Apparently those wbo re- mained behind were trapped ln the bus and were throwing children and women out of the windows," Snell said. "I was sitting ln the back of the bus listening to music, when all or the sudden there was a loud noise," said one or the Irvine PD confiscates fireworks Irvine police confiscated more than $4,000 in illegal fireworks Friday and arrested a Beverly Hills man on s uspicion or possession or dangerous fir= l'!ilh the intent to sell. lnt.o Orange County Jail was James Fredinburg, 31, who was taken into custody by officers ln the Irvine Industrial Complex-West, where the fireworks were found ln 10 cases in bis car, police reported. A p o l ice d e partment spokesman said two officers were sent to the area Friday af- ternoon after receiving a call that a man was selling fireworks ln the area. The confiscated devices re· portedly found in Fredinburg's vehicle by the officers included skyrockets and exploding bomb- type fire works . SACRAMENTO (AP> -1be California Transportation Com- mission unan1moualy approved a new five-year bigMvay plan Friday that calls for no new con- struct.ion after May 1982 unless tbe Legislature pa nes a gasoline tax increase. . The CTC cut out construction for the final four yean of the plan because its memben felt the state will have highway money for rehabilitation and maioleJ}anceonly. The commiulon is supportinc 58215 by Seo. John Foran, D· Sao Francisco, which would raise $3 billion for transport.a· lion over five years by increas- ing the seven-cent-a -1allon gasoline tax by two cents in 1983 and raising car registration. driver's li cense a nd truck weight rees. ·'I think this is an extremely important piece or legislation, .. said Ivan Hinderaker, vice chairman or the commission. The commission each year de- vises a state Transportation lm· provement Program <TIP) for the next five years, using funds provided by the Legislature. The TIP lists what highway projects should be built with available funds. The new Tl P maintains con-struction projects for 1981-82 for a total figure or $1.2 billion. But the TIP is pared to just main- tenance and rehabilitation or ex- isting roads in the remaining four years. at about $500 million a year . Also seized was advertising material and price lists for the explosive devices, police said. The fireworks were turned over to the Orange County Fire Department for disposal. ......... METER MASK -These gag parking meter decals, which fit onto a meter's glass front, leave motorists "1 hour and 35 minutes" -if they'll fool meter maids. R ay "Batt'' Phares of Seattle, holding one of his decals, has been selling and giving them away. I ~~r;~ye .. ~ BROWN JORDAN SALE SAVE UP TO 230/o This Is deflnltely the time and the place to enjoy spectacular sav- ings on top quality patio furniture, all In stock and ready for im- mediate delivery. 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Brace Nestaade opted for movie watching at the screening room at the White House after meeting with Mlelaael Deayer, White House deputy chief of staff for Pretddent Rea1aa. Nestande traveled to the nation's capital for the fint meeting of a "federalism" committee formed by the president to 'examine the re- laUQDSbips of federal, state and local governments. N est and e v i.e wed "Superman II ," with Deaver, and, for a short time, t.be president. The film deals with an invasion on the White House Oval Office. "It was a weird thing to watch," Nestande said af. terwa.rd, "knowing we were just 20 feet from. the Oval Of. flee." The will of enterta.iaer AJ. lea Lllddetl leaves moet of bLI more than $1.3 million estate to bis family in two separate trusts. According to the will, flied for probate in Los Angeles Superior Court, Betty w•ue, wife of tbe 63-year- old Ludden, will receive bis personal jewelry, and real estate and other as- sets COD · tained in one trust. 1be other trust will benefit bia children, DaYN LU4ell ol Philadelphia, and Sarala LHdea or Cblca10, and bis brother, Fraak 1.-1- dea. One other dau1bter, Ma rtlaa McAa•rew1 of Baysbore, N.Y., was dis- inherited in 1979. She bad originally been designated to share the trust with her sit>- lings, and no public reuon was given for the dis· inheritance. JI• Hffi1 of Atbland, Ore.. Look the men'• cbam· plonablp lo Uae National OldtlnM ndcllen Coeteet1 deapli. not haviDI pract.lcea b1J llaal Ht of .... wttb bil accomPMYllU Won lcUc OD It ... at WelNr, ldaJM>. Tbe H·~y•ar-old fiddle maker aald the hardeet part ol competition wu ftndln1 a quiet place to work OD Ilia tunes with hh accom- panyista. He won playlnl "BUI Cheatum." "PeatJval Walts" and "Blue Mountala Ras." He won U50 in prise money. BW Yolaey, 82, of McMin- nville, Ore., llailhed leCODd. An RCA spc>keaman says tbere la '·absolutely · no truth'' to a report by TV Gulde that lncomln1 RCA chairman T•oratoa Bra.._• will dismln Pr.I Sllnr•aa aa president of NBC. NBC has been in third place ln tbe network ratln&I for several seaaoos. TV Gulde said it will re· port in its next iaaue, that dismlulnl Silverman will be one of Bradlbaw's first act.a after be takes office July 1 u chairman of NBC's parent company. Yoko Ono, tD6doto of JohA Leftftoll, m 1 '1¥1 at a Neu> Y orlr IMater /Of' a pnf0t nldlect of '' Awwrioml h/fold' "°"""' Al,,..., Thunderstorm wild High winds howl across Kansas, heavy rain reported Coa1tal f orecmt ~--....... ~ .. ..... ~ .... ,.,..... ...... ....................... _ ...,............,.,,......,.,...,. ... •• 1 .......... """" .............. .................... ,. .. ti llft•U lft •flff-. s-tll •r _....._,., ....... 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However, all coutal permltl and uupprov.. Loeal Coutal Plam wt1I DOW be eouidend bJ state eommlHlonen, wtaot• schedule will be ex,..._ to eitht meetiDtl a month -faur in 9outMm Callfomia .... feur in the DOltJl -to bud.le tbe ad· ditional work. The South Coast Retlonal Comml.IUon toes qut el butlmM leavin1 a numlter of Loeal Coutal Plane (LCPs) that --ven't t.e!l comidered yet. -rt.111 tnchade Lapaa a.ch, Newport Dunee, Dana Pehl\, Sunset Beach Aquatic ~art, Bolaa Chica, Santa Aaa ltiwr Mouth, South La1011a, San Clemente, Capiatruo Beach, a portion et a.ta Mesa and part ol the Au.oereet area. Ttu. other aHu have bad tbe a..d ... portion ol their LCP approved, but not zonln1 or- .Saa•cee. They btchadt Irvine Cout, &met S.acb and Lacuna Ni1ueJ. Tbe nckJn,a1 commission Mill LCP1 for Newport Beach, Hunt- 1n1 ton Beach, Santa Ana Hel1111ta, Seal Beacb and Emerald Bay back to ottlclalt fer flll'tlalr reviaions. Accordinl to Kart Hinderer, permltl cbfef at the Lone Beach olftee, tbe AU.so Viejo area in- laM ol Lal\.IDa Beacb wu tbe oaly LCP~ved la ita entire-ty ~the ooal commt11ioo. Part ot e more than 8,000 aeret LI slated for comt.rudion of ac> ,eoo houtinl u.nita, inctudi.q ao-cau.d affordable dwellings. Mel Carpenter, executive direetor ol U.t re,ioaal com- ~-. 1.W UM six recional eemmllllee reprpentatives who al.b ler~ ob tlM state com- mllsion wilJ be replaced after Jalyl. He said the six new com- misaioners will be selected through a process set up in the Coutal Act, which went lDto ef- fect lo 1973 alter paaaa1e of Propo&lUon 20 the previoua year. The ballot initiative al10 eatablilbed the re11onal and state coutal comam1iona. Within 30 days after the termlution of the redooal com- m ia s i onera, the board• of superviaon and clly council• from each county with.ln tbe aix regions wiil nomina.te 1upervtaon or cou.acll members for the state coltlmlnlon. The .governor, speaker of tbe Assembly and Senate Rule1 Committee will each appoint two com mlulooera from tbe nomineea. Carpenter, the onJy retlonal commission executive director to have served continuously since t.be inception of the Coutal Act, wlU retire when the com· mission charter runs out. He will be replaced by Nancy Lucast, who was transferred from the San Diego regional of- fice. Procedure for coastal permita will not be changed. Appllca- llons will continue to be filed at the regional offices for state commissiop coMideratlon. The 'Racism' 1een in schools 'Subtle' attitudes in bilingual program told By FaEDE&JCK 8CBOl!:MEBL ............. "Subtle racism" exiN •lllOO& certain teachers and ad- ministrators who deal with children requirine bllln1ual educatioo in the Garden Grove Unified School Di.strict, accord- ing to a study eommi11ioned by the Orange County Grand Jury. Supt. Ed Dundon was not available Friday to comment on the flnclin&s . A secretary seld the district would have no ldl· me4im comment on lite report. One cllstrict employee, eeeenl· ing to the re,ort prepared fw 'the Jury by a Cal State Fu1lel'toa profesllOI", termed VtetnameH studenta "illiterate fisber-lelk an the dole,'' while another employee reportedly said, oft.be bi1io1ual procram, "kids will never learn to speak En,U.Sb if they continue to speak Spuisb at home." AJiotber staff 11MmW 1'Q al- le1ed to have sald , ··v~ cu't make a silk purse out a sow's ear," lo reference to a procram for d.iaadvantqed studenta. Ant.boay ... Veta, in the re- port, said, "The . . . di9trtct does what it bu to do lduca- Uonally to compty with tM law . . . Very few minority role models exist at the teacher level. To say that this is non- compliance is not true, l>ut it leaves one thinking of the task that remains for those educators who are not sensitive to minority children er who feel that to be an Americu is to be white and Anglo. Or for those educators wbo do feel superior, make more money, live in .better homes and f.et fhal minorities don't care and are a detriment to America.'' M-Vqa alao wrote: "To say tllat we witnessed overt racism towards minority children by . . . district personnel ls wrong. However, there were examples of subde racism that come from years of not knowing or caring about ethnic minority children." The assistant professor of education, !laid there were "tis· cal, peti.tical and pbilOMl)bical Nl~ctiou exiatlnc in tM di.I· tftet wlddl WO~ a1alntt a _.. profomd effort OD behalf of bil· in1Ual education. "Tbele are not to be ta.ken Uthtly because they are real and tlley seriously reetrict what ad- •lniltrators can and will ac- eOblpMlb." The jury said it commissioned the study into the bilingual pro- gr a ms offered by the district because "a number of con- cerned citizens" requested such an evaluation. The district bas an enrollment of about 39,000. Of that number, 447 are formally educated lo a Bilingual Education Learning Program; about 3,450 students -or nine percent -are con- sidered "limited English profi- cient," however. In ita summary on the issue, the jury, wbme term ends Wed- nesday, said "a laree number of limited English proficient stu- dents attending the Garden Grove schools are not beine given a meaningful educational experience and an equal educa- tional opportwiity. · ''fbe root of the problem is the lack ol cultural awareneu by mllDY members or the . . . dis· tr&ct staff, This bu r"ulted in eclacational programmin1 bued on an ethnocentric biaa, not responsive to the range of in- dividual language and cultural differences exhibited in the dis- trict." The Nry said evaluations w reconductedat10scbo011. 1lu11e1ylandt. COllG m."' PGllo Shop FOR A GREAT TIME OUTDOORS ~.•cum Jordlin lnsign ............. Rust Free Aluminum Wide Comfortabi. Lacing Tuff Ultra Fuse Finish • Choice of colors & Matching Pieces Mfg. 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I lly orkers nix pay hike f ewport group wants 13.7 percent, offered 9.7 by city 1 ~ Members of Newport Beach's Gustan, a city planner, says group. He wouldn't comment on I' 'technical and Professiona l his membership believes city the dispute. lmployees Association have re-negotiators are not belng fair in Three of the city's six l•cted a 9.7 percent pay boost their interpretation or the city's employee groups have agreed on ' at city negotiators are calling pay policy. The policy calls for pay increases. elr final and best offer. employee salaries to be com-The police association accept· Chris Gustan, president of the par~ble. ~it.h the three top-ed a 12.3. percent compensation !\-member group that includes paying cities m the county. boost wh1~h calls for a 7.8 ~r- 1 ty planners. engineers and He claims the cities that centpa.y hik~anda 4.Sper~ent1n-i brarians. says his group in· Ne wport has selected as a creaseu~re,tire~entbenefits .. 1 tends t-0 stick lo its 13.7 percent yardstick -Huntington Beach, . The etty s lifeguard as.socia- 1 Oay increase demand. Anaheim and Santa Ana -pay tlon got a ~ perce!lt boost in. P~Y I Gustan, who asked city. coun-police and firemen well but not and benefits wbi~e . the city s ·1 members this week to help planners and engineers. .Employees Assoc1allon. whi~h I reak the d(!adlock, claims "it inc_l udes most or Newport s I pears" an impasse has been ''The truth is," he says, "if we white collar workers. agreed up-ached don't get satisfactory raises on a 13.5 pe rcent pay and · we'll start losing people." benefits package. Council members refused to C ity Personnel Director Newport's fire association and nter the dispute and suggested Lorenzo Moja says he'll attempt the association representing the e two sides return lo the to schedule another bargaining blue coUar workers are still in l araaining table. session with the professional negotiations. ~aguna High seeking upgrade lYisiting administrators will evaluate programs I ~Laguna Beach High School ad· lnistrators and teachers have en given 12 recommendations l\•t couJd lead to the school be· g accredited by a prestigious ~ucational advisory group. A visiting committee of the Western Association of Schools ind Colleges, made up or seven lchool administrators from I Southern California. made its tounds or the high school la.st onth in a three-day visit. Accreditation by the organiza- on ls oot mandatory. However. aguna School Superintendent ob Sanchis said the group's re· lew or educational programs Is aluable ln determining their ef· ecliveness. ''The process of accreditation alricUy voluntary;' Sanchls aid. "But we ree l outside nalysis or our programs makes aware or what we are doing ell and what needs improve- ent." In i\s recommendations, the mmiltee said that an effort bould be made to stre"ngtben orking re lationships between aC?hers and admlnlatraton. Al an example of a breakdown tbe relationsblpa, Sanchil ctt· beated contract negotiations t year when district teachers tened to hold up accredit•· OD of the high school tf their a1e and benefit demands were met. At that time, Sanchil termed teachel"I' threatened Job ac· "ln.pproprtate," and ln threa.._.. to ftle 111 UDlalr bor practice cbar1e WW. the tabllc J:mpl,JH Relatloaa However, teachers and ad· ministrators later settled their differences. The visiting committee also recommended instituting a systematic plan for repair and replacement of audio visual equipment at the high school. · Other recommendations said that administrators should • more active in securing private financial support for the high school, and press for legislative support favorable t o public education. Sanchis said high school ad· minlstrators and La1una Beach Uolfled School District trw1leel would prepare plans to comply with any recommendations t.hey deem valid. He added Lhat the maximum accreditation by t.he Western Ar.· sociaUon or Schools and Colleges Is six years. . .. ............ ... PUllllMI -Appaint.ed by the Newport Bneb Clty Coundl to the dtY'• pl~ commllitoa an Jou Wln· bum,~' beaefMil and recreation commlakmer, and Jerry , owner of a manUfactuailil nrm.:11n. Wlnbw'll replacee m 11.aidlqer and JWi1 ~--Oiar,. Cokaa. Saddleback College offering leadership program Wonder why there's a severe shortase ol relistered nW'Ses ln this country? Picture for a moment the plight ol a nurse, fresh out of col1e1e, and on her first Job at a new hospital. Instead of being responsible for three patients a few days a week at a local hospital. the new nurse suddenly is aasessing the needs ol is on a full·Ume basis. She must immediately assume a leadership role, making as· slgnments to nursing aides and other hospital employees. New rules, new regulations, new policies and procedures hit the fledgling nurse the first days on the job, leading to what hospital otriclals call "reality shock." And while the staff nurse is thrust Into a ·position of responsiblllty. she finds s he must answer to a minimum of five bosses, all or whom demand immediate attentjon. There's the doctor, or several doctors. the patient, the pa· tient's family, the head nurse on the floor, and the hospital ad· ministration. "It's an impossible situation sometimes," says Gerry Davis, who coordinates nursing educa· ti"on at South Coast Medical Center in South Laguna. As a result, she says, SO per· cent of new nurses either get out of the profession shortly after g raduation, or last only two years. " After pulling in all that work -two years of college to become a regis tered nurse - they get out," she said, shaking , her head. So bow do you keep them down on the ward, once they've got their degree? . You instill . confidence and leadership skills while they're still in school, says Mrs. Davis, a nine ·year nurse who coordinates a Saddleback Com· munity College "preceptor pro- gram" at the South Laguna hospital. Twenty-three nursing students Teen slaying court action postponed An arraignment and custody hearing for a 16-year-o ld Westminster youth accused or killing two other teen-agers after a Monday night party has been postponed until Thursday. Robert Edward Whalley, a slim, auburn·haired youth, is be· ing held without bail at Orange County Juvenile Hall pending the hearing. Dressed in a blue T·shirt, jeans and canvas loafers, Whalley made a brief ap· pearance Thursday In Orange before Juvenile Court Com· missioner Julian CimbaluJ<. who granted a request lor the con· linuance from lawyer Doroth; Flood-Smith. Deputy District Attorney T homas Privette said his offi~ also will make a motion next week for a probation r eport on whether the youth should be tried as an adult. > Whalley is charged in the dis- trict attorney's complaint with •t wo counts of murder with s pecial circumstances that would force him, if convicted. to serve a lite sentence In prison without possibility or parole. Privette said prosecutors want Whalley's case moved to Orange County Superior Court. where the youth, who will be 17 next month, would be tried as an adult. Whalley is charged with kiJJ. ing William John Heinz, 19, Hun- tington Beach, and Brenda Lee Baird, 15, Costa Mesa, in his Westminster apartment with a .22-caJlber handgun. The girl was Whalley's former girlfriend, police said. Westminster police officer Earle Graham previously said Whalley became involved in an argument with Miss Baird because she wanted to leave the party. Graham sald Heinz was a friend ol the suspect a1,1d said ln· vestlaat.ors are not certaln why he wushot. Graham said the double slay- l n f did not involve a love tr an1le. Another officer described Helm as a lffn·a1er who "happened to be In the wron1 place at the wrong Ume." Cranato11 bill aimed at Watt SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ClalmLnc that James Watt baa ''no desire to protect U.e quality of llf e ol the _people," Ben. Alan Cran1tGD on .rrtday auouncecl a bid to deprtn the controvenlal l•t•rlor SeerlW'y ot aome ot h1I p0wer. CrUlltcln 1akl 1n a MWI COD· ftrnc:e be will lntroduft leliala· Uon to atrtp Watt ol jvtedietlioa over olbboN air qua8ty -an ii· sue that would arlM ii propoeed o&I drWlnc II allowed off tbe C1llfonlla COM\. I at Saddleback are participatin1 in the program at a half dozen Orange County hospitals, with seven of the second-year pupils working at South Cout Medical Center. All In their final month of school before stale board ex· ~It's tougher for the new nurses now.' ams, they are assigned a pre- ceptor -or nurse instructor. For four weeks the students are each assigned to a nurse and follow her schedule, whether lo the Intensive care unit or sur· gical floor. "It's a free-style learning ex· perience in which the student takes an active part -with close, personalized guidance - to apply skills he or she will need in a reaJ working situa· lion," Mrs. Davis said. ' CONTESTANT -Ci ndy Caye, 19, of Costa Mesa will l'ie for the Orange County Fair Country Girl title in a The Proaram at South Coast ii working quite well, accordina to nurses who volunteer to tut.or the students. "Nurse training used to take three or four years," aays Barbara Linden, dir ector of nursing at the hospital. "I spent three moo tbs lo the operating room as a student nurse," she said. adding sur- geons had to sign off her performance sheets before she could graduate. "Now they go to school for two years with zero operating room time," she said. "It's tougher for the new nurses now, plus the technology we have now iA much more complex." The preceptor program allows nursing students to get their feet wet before the plunge into a job with life-saving responsibilities. The payoff, for the hospital, is the potential for the nurslng stu· dents to come on Cull-lime after their grueling two-day state ex- ams. -Steve Mitchell July 5 pageant at the fair· grounds in Cdst a Mesa. Cin- dy will be an Orange Coast College student this fall. Career education program studied Newport·Mesa school trustees have directed district ad· ministrat.ors to draw up plans for a career education program. The program would be modeled on the ··Adopt a School" program in Los Angeles County, in which area busi· nesses "adopt" one school, and show students what it takes t.o s tart a career in that business. Lucy Looney, chairwoman of the local Career Education Ad· visory Council, said the vice president of a Costa Mesa branch of the Bank or America already bas volunteered to "adopt" Costa Mesa High School as a way to get the local pro- gram going~ Ms. Looney said D.W. Young or the bank's 19th Street branch, who sits on the advisory council, also plans to lead a committee of local businessmen in an effort to launch the program. The program initially will be targeted to the district's four high schools, but it is ultimately aimed at all grade levels, Ms. Looney said. Representatives from Avco, Pacific Mutual Insurance, the Irvine Company and Ford Aerospace who sit on the advisory committee also will help launch the program, she said . 30. PERCENT DROP Senior riders fall concern for OCTD Senior dtilens don't aeein t.o be gett1q tbe message that they can ride public buses for a dime ln Oranp County despite a June 1 fare bllcruae. That's the view ol offlclala ot the <>ruce County Transit Dia· trtct who say they're concerned that senior dthen rtdenblp dur· ins the non-peak boura baa dropped JO percent t.b1.s moatb. Befon June, bua rides were free from t a.m. lQ a p.m. dally for lmlorl and ZS cent.a for a one-way &rip dwina commutlq\ boun. With new farea, 1nlort IDUlt paJ IO emta durlnc peak bourl , -but only a dime at odMr Um es. ''Tbla trend 1u1,..U that ., elderly r1den may not be • ..,.. \.bat the7 can tram ftrt.llc UM ' off-peak hours for Just 10 ceota," •said James Reichert, dl1triet ceneral manager. Reichert said total rtdenblp la down about 7 percent atnce the fare increases, but be 1ald tbat chance la predictable. ''Hlltorically, an increase in farea la followed by an initial decline tn rlder1blp, 10 that flaure lan't out-of·llne with our espectatiool," be aald. It'• ltlll too IOOD to make COO· clualCIDI about bow tbe fan la· u111ea have affected lon1· ranteridenb.tptrendl,R~cbmt added. A .... Y aeneral fare tor a local tiu. la 75 cent.a durtnc com· mutlnl Derioda and eo eeata dur· lq alack Ume. The f8" former· ty ... ., ~ • all tlJD•. Front yard under water Del Mar official wants to buy 50 ,000 acres of ocean DEL MAR <AP)-Vice Mayor Richard Roe has a modest pro- posal: He wants Lo buy S0,000 acres of federal land. The catch? It's underneath the Pacific Ocean. His brainstorm is a swipe at Secretary of the Interior James Watt, who wants to issue off. shore oil leases for California's coast. Roe's idea was inspired by a vision of oil rigs someday sprouting on the horizon and en- dangering Del Mar's economical· ly vital beaches. ''I happen to personally think the secretary s hould be replaced," said Roe. "I feel he is an environmental disaster to this country.'• If Roe has his way, the move would give Del Mar, a two- square-mile coastal community of 5,000 near San Diego, a zoned front yard or ocean nearly 40 times larger than the city itself. The tract would be five miles wide and extend 20 miles out to sea. Houseplants 6" only $2.'D "Our intent ls clear: We want to preserve it (the beach area) in Its pristine natural state," said Roe, who plans to submit the proposal to the City Council on July 6. "In the application, they ask you to put a value on it. U we'd be allowed to buy it, I'd say zoned ocean, just suitable for surfing, swimming and fishlng, would probably bring SO cents an acre," Roe added. According to Roe, the plan is in line with Watt's recent offer to Western states' governors Lo turn federaJly owned land back to local control. "We will make an application with the Bure au of Land Management, as recommended by the interior secretary, that we take over 50,000 acres of offshore land. It doesn't matter to us that the land is underwater," he said. A beach resort city that thrives on tourism, Del Mar -a Spanish term meaning "of the NEED HELP? With Advertising, Marketing, Public Relations -'We will teach you TechniQues that get results sea'· -three years ago joined a legal attack to block the pro- posed federal oil lease sale of 26 near-shore tracts. Roe, a leadinc activist agalnal California's "condo-mania," worries that beaches spoiled by black, gooey sludge or marred by the sight of oil rigs on the horizon could cripple Del Mar's economy. ··w e don't want any oil der- ricks. People travel thousands of miles to view the ocean in its natural state. We're an ocean- oriented city. It's vital that we retain this natural resource,·• he said. He said another reason for preserving the environment is its possible va lu e as a n archeological site. A skull and bones found about SO years ago on a northern bluff has been found to date back 48,000 years, making it the oldest human re· mains found in America, Roe said. The discovery is known as the Del Mar Man. Buy one plant ~th each s5 purchase from any Huntington Center merchant 8 plant l11T11t - ~ Creative Solutions ~ l•OUAIL,N.a. 833-1611 Saturday only. -------------------' Houseplants 6" only $2.'Il Buy one plant ~th each S5 purchase from any Huntington Center merchant. 8 plant limit - Saturday only. l~lllk T Tropical Fish • fresh• Marine t< Special June 24, 1981 -June 30, 1981 Hyphesabrycon pulchrtplnnla: 1.19 \ I am a citizen of Brazil, in the vicinity of Para. My body a translucent yellow with a streak of bright yellow on the forward part of my fins, the edges are dappled in black. I am tastefully enhanced with a brilliant red eye. 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He wouldn't comment on I. f echnical and Professional his membership believes city the dispute. lmployees Association have re-negotiators are not being fair in T h ree or the city 's six 1 •cted a 9.7 percent pay boost their interpretation of the city's employee groups have agreed on ' at city negotiators are caJJing pay policy. The policy calls for pay increases. eir final and best offer. e mployee salaries to be com-The police association accept· Chris Gustan. president of the par able with the thr ee top-ed a 12.3 percent compensation ·m ember group that includes paying cities in the county boost which calls for a 7 8 per. I ly planners, engineers and He claims the cities that centpay hikeanda4.Spercentin· I. brarians. s ays his group in-Newport bas selected as a creaseinretirementbenefits. ~nds lo stick lo its 13.7 percent yardstick -Huntington Beach, The city's lifeguard associa-. d lion got a 12 percent boost in pay ; Oay increase emand . Anaheim and Santa Ana -pay and benefits while the city's • Gustan. who asked city. coun-police and firemen well but not Employees Association. which ii members this week to help planners and engineers. includes most of Newport's r eak the deadlock, claims "it pears" an impasse has been "The truth is," he says, ''if we white collar workers , agreed up. ached. don't get satisfactory raises on a 13.5 percent pay and r we'll start losing people." benefits package. Council members refused to City Personne l Director Newport's fire association and ter the dispute and suggested Lorenzo M<>}a says he'll attempt the association representing the two sides return to the to schedule another bargaining blue coUar workers are still in ar j{aining table. session with the professional negotiations. aguna High seeking upgrade 'lrisiting administrators will evaluate programs Laguna Beach High School ad· lnistrators and teachers have en given 12 recommendations at cottld lead to the school be· g accredited by a prestigious ucational advisory group. A visiting committee of the estem Association of Schools Ind Colleges, made up of seven •chool administrators from ~uthern California. made lts t'ounds of the high school last month ln a three-day visit. , Accreditation by the organiza- on Is not mandatory. However, aguna School Superintendent b Sanchis said the 1roup'1 re- iew of educ•uonal protrams is alUable in determining their ef. ctiveness. "The process of accreditatioo strictly voluntary," Sanchis aid. "But we feel outside nabsis of our program1 makes aware or what we are dolng elt and what needs improve~ eat." Jn ils recommendations, the mmlttee said that an effort hould be made to strengthen orkine relation1hlp1 between acbers and adminiatraton. Am an example of a breakdown the relationahl1J8, Sanchll dt- beated contract ,negotlaUona t year when diatrlct teachers atened to hold up accredit•· of the high achool if u..tr .,. and heneflt demands were met. M th.t time, Sancbil termed teachen' tbreat....cl Job ac· "lnar::.orrlate," and ln "' threa ID ftle aa unfair practke etaar•• wW. the •bile ElllPb1H .Relatlona However. teachers and ad- ministrators later settled their differences. The visiting committee also recommended instituting a systematic plan for repair and replacement of audio visual equipment at the high school. · Other recommendations said that administrators should 8', more active in securing private financial support for the hlgh school, and press for legislative s upport favorable to public education. Sanchis said high school ad· ministrators and Lafuna Beach Unified School District trustees would prepare plans to comply with any recommendations they deem valid. He added that the maximum accreditation by the Western As- sociation of Schools and Colleges ls six years. . ...,,.. ........ NIW ............ -APPGlnted by the Newport Beach City CouncU to the city's planntn1 commlutoo are Joan Win· bum, a parb, beaches and recreaUon commlalioner, and Jerry Kina, owner of a mmufactlP'bil ftrm. lln. Winburil replaces 11m HalcUncer and J<lnl replacet Ge0r1e COku. Saddleback College offering leadership program Wonder why there's a severe shortage ol reeistered nurses ln this country? Picture for a moment the plight ol a nurse, fresh out or college, and on her first Job at a new hospital. Instead of being responsible for three patients a few days a week at a local hospital, the new nurse suddenly is assessing the needs of 15 on a full-lime buis. She must immediately assume a leadership role, making U · signments to nursing aides and other hospital employees. New rules, new regulations, new policies and procedures hit the fledgling nurse the first days on the job. leading to what hospital officials call "reality shock." And while the staff nurse is thrust into a ·position or responsibility, s he finds she must answer to a minimum of five bosses, all of whom demand immediate attentton. There's the doctor, or several doctors, the patient, the pa- tient's family, the head nurse on the floor, and the hospital ad· ministration. "It's an impossible situation sometimes," says Gerry Davis, who coordinates nursing educa- tion at South Coast Medical Center in South Laguna. As a result, she says, 50 per· cent of new nurses either get out of the profession shortly after . graduation, or last only two years. '' After putting in all that work -two years of college to become a registered nurse - they get out," she said, shaking her head. So bow do you keep them down on the ward, once they've got their degree? . You instill confidence and leadership skills while they're still in school, says Mrs. Davis, a ni n e -yea r nurs e w h o . coordinates a Saddleback Com- munity ColJege "preceptor pro- gram" at the South Laguna hospital. · Twenty-three nursing students Teeri s laying • court action p o stp oned An arraignment and custody h earing for a 16 -year-old Westminster youth accused or killing two other teen-agers after a Monday night party has been postponed until Thursday. Robert Edward Whalley, a slim, auburn-haired youth, is be· ing held without bail at Orange County Juvenile Hall pending the hearing. Dressed in a blue T-shirt, jeans a nd canvas loafers. Whalley made a brief ap- pearance Thursday in Orange before Juvenile Court Com- missioner Julian Cimbaluk. who granted a request for the con· tinuance from lawyer Doroth; Flood-Smith. Deputy District Attorney Thomas Privette sa1d bis offi~ also will make a motion nen week fo r a probation report on whether the youth should be tried as an adult. I Whalley is charged in the dis· trict attorney's complaint with •two counts or murder with s pecial circumstances that would force him, if convicted, to serve a life sentence in prison without possibility of parole. Privette said prosecutors want Whalley's case moved to Orange County Superior Court. where the youth, who will be 17 next month, would b~ tried as an adult. Whalley is charged with kill· ing William John Heinz, 19, Hun- tington Beach, and Brenda Lee Baird, 15, Costa Mesa, in his Westminster apartment with a .22-caliber handgun. The girl was WhaJl ey's former girlfriend, police said. Westminster police officer Earle Graham previously said Whalley became involved ln an argument with Miss Baird because she wanted to leave the party. Graham said Heins was • friend of the suspect and said in· vestigators are not certain why he was shot. Graham said the double slay- ing did not involve a Jove triangle. Another officer described Heinz as a teen·aeer who "happened to be In the wrong place at the wrong time." Cr amton-bill aimed a t Walt SAN FRANCISCO <AP) Clalmlne th.t )amea Watt bu "no desire to ~eel tlae quality of life ol the people," Sen. Alan Cranatm on Friday anoounced a btd to deprtft tbe controversial Interior Secntary ol 10me ol bla power. at Saddleback are partlclpatine ln the program at a half dozen Orange County hospitals, with seven ol the second-year puplla working at South Coast Medical Center. All ln their final month of school before state board ex- ~It's tougher for the new nurses now.' ams, they are assigned a pre· ceptor -or nurse instructor. For four weeks the s tudents are each assigned to a nurse and follow her schedule, whether in the intensive care unit or sur- gical floor. "It's a free-style learning ex- perience in which the student takes an active part -with close, personalized guidance - to apply skills he or she will need in a real working situa- tion.·· Mrs. Davis said. C ON TESTAN T -Cindy Caye, 19, of Costa Mesa will yje for the Orange County Fair Country Girl title in a The program at South Coast ii working quJte well, accordine to nurses who volunteer to tutor the students. "Nurse trainin& used to take three or four years," says Barbara Linden, director of nursing at the hospital. "I spent three months in the operating room as a student nurse," she said, adding sur- geons bad to sign off he r performance sheets before she could graduate. ''Now they go to school for two years with zero operating room time," s he said. "It's tougher for the new nurses now, plus the technology we have now is much more complex." The preceptor program allows nursing students to get their feet wet before the plunge into a job with life-saving responsibilities. The payoff, for the hospital, is the potential for the nursing stu- dents to come on full-time after t.heir grueling two-day state ex- ams. -Steve Mitchl!U July 5 pageant at the fair· grounds in COsta Mesa. Cin- dy will be an Orange Coast College student this fall. Career education program studied Newport-Mesa school trustees have d ir ected d istr ict ad- ministrators to draw up plans for a career education program. T he program would be modeled on the ·•Adopt a School" program in Los Angeles County, in which area busi- nesses "adopt" one school, and show students what it takes to start a career in that business. Lucy Looney, chairwoman of the local Career Education Ad· visory Council, said the vice president of a Costa Mesa branch of the Bank of America already has volunteered to "adopt" Costa Mesa High School as a way to get the local pro- gram going~ Ms. Looney said D. W. Young of the bank's 19th Street branch. who sits on the advisory council, also plans to lead a committee of local businessmen in an effort to launch tbe program. The program initially will be targeted to the district's four high schools, but it is ultimately aimed at all grade levels, Ms. Looney said. Representatives from Avco, Pacific Mutual Insurance, the Irvine Company and Ford Aerospace who sit on the advisory committee also will help launch the program, she said. 30.PERCENT DROP Senior riders fall cOncern for OCTD Senior clthens dOD't aeeto to be 1ett.1nc the messaae that they can ride public buses for a dime ln Oranp County despite a June l fare iaereue. That'• the view ot offtdala ol tbe OnDp County Transit Dll· trlct who 18)' they're CODCCDed tbat senior citizen ridenblp dur- tne the non-peak houra baa dropped JO percent tbll moatb. Before June, bua rides were free from t a.m. to 3 p.m. dally for Hnlora and 25 cent.a for a oae-way trip durt.n1 commutm,, boun. Wttb oew !area, 1eaion 1DU1t paJ IO ~ durtna peak bouri • off.peat boun for Juat 10 cent.," 'said James Reichert, diltrict eenerai manaser. Reichert said total ridenhtp Is down about 7 percent lince the fare increues, but he aaid that cbanteia pNdictable. "Hlatortcally, an increase in fares ta followed by an lnitiai decllae in ridership, 10 that fipre ilD't out-of ·line with our expectatlona,'' bl said. lt'a IW.I too 100D to make con· clu.IOlll about bow t.be fare ln· cruaea have affected lont- ranc• rldlnldp tradl, .Relcbert added. Crbltoa laid ln a MWI COD· f erence be wUJ lntroduee ltllll•· lion to strip Watt ol Jurildtetion over otfabore alr quafttJ -• ll· sue that would artM lt pl"OPOMCI oU drilllna II allowed off the C1llfonda coast. • -but Cllnly a dime at otber Um•. A one-we.y ,_...al ran for a local bul II 75 ctnta durlq eom-mutlnl pel1odl ud eo ceDta dur· lq alack t1me. Tba fan former. ly .... ctata at all tlmea. ' ''Thia tnincl •UO-U that our elderl1 r1den may not be • ...,.. that ~can tra..a du.rbtc tbe ' 0 D Q ,, .-.. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, June 27, 1981 Smoking banne d on planes DALLAS (AP> -No smokinc wlll be the rule on all Muae Air fllghta when the abort-haul airline begins operation with Dallas-Houatcn service. Muse Air will be the first U.S. airline to ban smoklne. said its founder and board chairman, Lamar Muse. He is a non- smoker who once went lhroulb three packs of cigarettes a day. Muse, who pioneered the con- cept of low-fare , short-haul flights at Southwest Airlines, i.s gambling that travelers will opt for clean air in flight. His com- petition on the run between Dallas' Love Field and Houston's Hobby Airport is bis old company -Southwest. Flight attendants will enforce the no-smoking rules, Muse said.· Dallas-Houston flights begin Ju- ly 15. Muse says the no-smoking rule is intended to attract travelers, adding: "I certainly do not ex- pect the industry to follow me. If I miscalculate, I will know soon enough. ·'There are smokers who will sit throu&h church for an hour without smoking, and those who don't go to church will still go to a two-hour movie and not light up," he sald. "Why should they have to smoke in a SO-minute flight to Houston?" S • . All! ........ UMMEA FUN? -To most students-,' summer means vaca- tion and lots of time off to be lazy. But for Dietrich Ratzlaf and other kids attending the cultural· summer camp for musicitlllS and artists at Willapiette Uruversity in Salem, Ore., it's hard work and practice .. Roundup oil the runway. A nj:mal. protection groups to take bur r os at naval station C H IN A LAKE NAVAL program by the Sacramento of. Fund for Animals, ir,1 effect WEAPONS CENTER (AP) -fice of the institute from a bold-Americans in general, to s0lve · Two animal protection groups ing area at the Desert Empire the problem," be said. will begin removing burros fr'.om Fairgrounds in Ridgecrest. Institute Presider;it Belton P. the runway area here today to About 650 of an estimated 5,000 Mouras hopes assignment of a avoid a repetition of recent kill-burros at the 1,700 square-mile new commander to the 'base ings by Navy sharpshooters. base were shot to death in Tuesday will lead to a "long An agreement on a roundup March. range, constructive program reached here by Navy and "The Navy is delighted that that gives those animals the best animal protection officials the animal protection group is chance and gives the. Navy the fulfills a federal court agree-taking this initiative. which we best chance, too." Crail said.' ment fiJed in an attempt to save have asked for since the burros Wrangle rs plan to funnel the burros from slaughter. became a problem here," Payne burros into a corral and t.ru.ck · said. them to the fairgrounds 25 miles Four wranglers hired by the Navy officials fear burros will away. It is two miles outside the Anlmal Protection Institute and wander on the runway, en· base's main gate. Fund for Animals will try to dangering pilots and planes. round up at least 31 burros The Animal Protection Under the best conditions, spotted in an aerial survey last Institute hopes a permanent Payne said a maximum of 15 week, a Navy spokesman said. solution can be obtained for burros can be removed in one The animals are within a handling the burros aside from day in this manner. 27~-square mile emergency zone evacuation when the Navy The Navy did not expect established by the Navy around declares an emergency, said burros, which grew wild alter the runway. said S.G. Payne, spokesman Ted Crail. they were abandoned by miners public affairs officer. "We don't think the Navy can generations ago, to return to the The captured animals will be exempt itself and expect the runway area until early fall, offered under an adopt-a-burro Animal Protection Institute and Payne said. ~~~~~~~~--=-~~~~...;..;.;.;~:..;;;;;,....::....;.~~;;;;.:=_....:.;;;::.::;::.=.;.;::...::=.::..~~ AFTER 15 YEARS II THE SAME LOCATION, THE CARIURDIR SHOP IS MOVlll AS OF JULY 1, 1981 (Closed June 29 & 30) OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE . OPEi C artJuretors are our only business ·A I IEW LOCATION 2945 RanclOlph. Costa Mesa, Callf. 92626 J~ I, 1981 . Career probl~ms voiced 'Too much to do' complaint of couples who both work NEW YORK (AP) -Wives surveyed in a study of dual- career marriages HY their work doesn't atop at 5 p.m . -they're more likely to do laundry, coot, shop and clean than their husband. Men in such marriages also were more likely to do tradi- tional chores, including repairs and maintenance, yardworlc and gardening. Wives complained that "too much to do" was the chief drawback of a two-career marriage, followed by "not enough time together," wblch men cited as the worst aape<:t. The survey of 815 couples in which both partners have careers was released with a companion study of 374 com- panies who answered questions about how they .were dealing with the growing number of such couples. . Seventy-six percent of the firms said they worry that the problems of two-c.eer families d D D could hurt recruiting, employee morale, productivity and prollta. The surveys -conducted by Catalyst, a national non-proftt oraanization that works to foster full participation of women in corporate and professional We -were funded by Exxon. The 1,300 largest U.S. com- panies were sent surveys; fewer than a third responded. The couples surveyed responded to announcements in magazines and news service reports, and both partners bad to regard themselves as punuine careen, not just paychecks. And in keeping with Catalyst's ties with business. women bad to have careers in the corporate world. No such requirement was made of men. Among its other findings, the couples survey found that 73.5 percent of the women and n .8 percent of the men believed their careers were equally im· portant, but 19.1 percent of the women said unequivocally tbey would move for their spouse, compared with 12.9 percent oftbe men. Asked to cite the advantaaea of havine two careers, moat couples cited "more money." Their most troublesome prob- 1 ems. the couples said, were "allocation of time" and "finan. cial issues," followed by "poor communication" and "conll.icta over housework." Women Uated more problems than men. Couples r eported that. they were satisfied with their mar- riages, but less satisfied with their careers and bow they com- bined family and career. Wives were more satisfied with their careers than husbands. 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The catch? It's underneath the Pacific Ocean. Hls brainstorm is a swipe at Secretary of the Interior James Watt, who wants to issue off· shore oil leases for California's coast. Roe's Idea was insplred by a vision of oil rigs someday sprouting on the horizon and en· dangering Del Mar's economical· ly vital beaches. "I happen to personally think the secretary should be replaced," said Roe. "I feel he is an environmental disaster to this country." IC Roe has his way, the move would give Del Mar, a two- square-mile coastal community of 5,000 near San Diego, a zoned front yard of ocean nearly 40 times larger than the city itself. The tract would be five miles wide and extend 20 miles out to sea. Houseplants 6" only '2.'I/ "Our intent ls clear: We want to preserve lt Ctbe beach area) in its pristine natural state," said Roe, who plana to submit the proposal to the City Council OD July 6. "In the application, they ask you to put a value on it. U we'd be allowed to buy It, I'd say zoned ocean, jwst suJtGble for surfing, swimminl and fishing, would probably bring 50 cents an acre," Roe added. According to Roe, the plan la In line with Watt's recent offer to Western states' governors to turn federally owned land back to local control. "We will make an application with the Bureau of Land Management, as recommended by the interior secretary, that we take over 50,000 acres of offshore land. It doesn't matter to us that the land is underwater," he said. A beach r esort' c ity that thrives on tourism, Del Mar -a Spanish term meaning "of the NEED HELP? With Advertising, Marketing, Public Relations -We v.111 teach you Techniques that get results sea'' -three years a10 joined a leaal attack to block the pro- posed federal oU lease sale of 26 near-shore tracts. Roe, a lead.inf activist against California's ' condo-mania," worries that beaches spoiled by black, gooey sludge or marred by the sight of oil rigs on the horizon could cripple Del Mar's economy. "We don't want any oil der· ricks. People travel thousands of miles to vlew the ocean in its natural slate. We're an ocean. oriented city. It's vital that we retain this natural resource " he said. ' He said another reason for preserving the environment is its possibl e value as an archeological slte. A skull and bones found about 50 years ago on a northern bluff has been found to date back 48,000 years making it the oldest human re'. mains found in America Roe said. The discovery is kno:.m as the Del Mar Man. Buy one plant ~th each S5 purchase lrom any Huntington Center merchant 8 plant limit - ~ C reative Solutions ~ t•QUAIL, N.a. 833-1611 Saturday only '-------------------' Houseplants 6" only '2.'I/ . Buy one plant ~th each S5 purchase lrom any Huntmgton Center merchant 8 plant llmtt - Saturday only A~Mllt T Tropic~! Fish• Fresh • M~rine Special June 24, 1981 -June 30, 1981 !\.. HypheHbrycon pulchrtpfnnla: 1.19 \ _...__ ·· I am a citizen of Brazil, in the vlclnfty of Para. My body a translucent yellow with a streak of bright yellow on the forward part of my fins, the edges are dappled In black. I am tastefully enhanced with a brilliant red eye. Not only am I beautiful, I am peacefur, getting along with everyone. See me at Aquatic Tropicals where I am on sale under the name "Lemon Tetra" for only 1.19. ~ 1510 W. Baker• Costa Mesa w.r 549-1391 •Corner Harbor & Baker lr:JUZIU~ STORE. WIDE SALE EXPERT TAILORING 15081 Edwards H.Jnllngton Beach 898 4963 (At llOlu IO'Ca .,_ _,,_ "4Mll - SAVE 25-50% Here are a f.-w examples of 1aYinc,p ••• Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 21 , 1881 Al u ......... Richard Roe, vice mayor of Del MCJT, loob OW1' the area he will propose to the cily council in a deal"' acquire 50,000 acre• of the Padfic Ocean. ZDITH s299 WHILE THEY LAST S•p•r Ye l •• O• Tit h C..ts p I • J Swt..f '-w.del. We H .. e ~ C..... lfrtet a. St.ell At Tiit S-Prtc.. -s ... ,,.., .. Ale ...... ,... .. ,.., .. 11" ... Zllitll smf)ll • Pee• Weed CtllilllNf . •·•-~n-.. •C.W....., • ~ o.t,.t Jedi QDUCID '75•AtOMOUl llG. DISCOUNT r l lCI RCA XL-100 19" .._.. MODEL VDT 650 LAST CHANCE •Tm ltlUff Ke~T .... • UtMS.... • Csl11t1•-- C.W-T .... . c.w...,. 6 How VHS -.C_... • 14 Di :.-: ith • vi...i S..C.. • ...... C....... For"-r. lecord. Ff., "'-·$lo.Mo, etc. Tiit....,.,.• _,,.,...,. .... ~. SALE ENDS SAT., JULY 11th .;§~ U tramodern Console s 1 oooo featuring 4-speaker TV sound OFF OF f •ll Colortre feet•rH i.c cltoaslocll •• ...,_._ ... WICKER & RATTAN FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES SOFA SLEEPER SALE STAITSTODAYT .. UTUIS~JUMIJOtll ti ·h 'lJ;, :;;..--. 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Modll9 lr1 Stock • No CM.I. , ... Jin .... . ... ,.,. .. .COmml11loned Sal~ • We Kno.-Our f1I -..ft' ....._ oe..,.., Product lntict. end Not Jult The Prtoe • ~ 411P1•~· •• •-•-Oul!Mty ~ lntearltv • Honelly. .... _, ..... ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. June 27, 1981 Remote village refuge of closeness, one-room school • ~=~w,, COPPER HARBOR, Mlcb. -ID t.hiJ vllli1e, II you leave a tlp, the waitress calla after you, .. Hey, mister, you foreot your cbanae." It ls that sort of vWa1e. picnic the otber day, the klda played aortball amJd lilac bl0110ma. Lilacs ln June, Miu Howe played abortatop. SM had to, and parent.I and frieoda and recent graduates played other positiom, as ringers, becaUM the kids actually celebl'alifll t.be end of school ttarely numbered enough to make a team, let alone a team to play against. ln thil country but that waa before t.be nation traded remoteness and ln.nocence for pavement. All three yet survive -ooe- room schoolhouses, remoteness and waitresses wbo remind you to collect your change -thouih you might have to go to the e.nd of the road to find them. The roads ends here. Education does not. be hard enough for them wit.bout having to worry about their studies. I don't want anyone to fall behind.'' When they do go on to high school they will climb Into a bus and ride 35 miles, to Calumet, and 35 miles back, through winter snows that accumulate 200 to 400 Inc bes. the members or the school board who are also the parents of most ol her pupils -granted her tenure, "You can imagine how personal teacrung Is here," she said. ''I don't prepare a year's study pro- gram for a grade. I prepare ln· divldual study programs for ln- dividuaJ pupils. U is at the northernmost point ol a finger of murmuring pines and hemloc k Jutting into Lake Superior. About 30 people live here year round, far fewer than reside in the town graveyard. If you look at a map, Copper Harbor ls the dot '----------at the tip of Michigan's Upii'r Bobbi , Natasha, Johanna, Forest, Aaron, Darren, Jeff, Kristen and Danny corusUtute lbe Copper Harbor School student body. Miss Howe ls the teacher. "My pupils take the same stan- dardized tests as all the other pupils in the state," Miss Howe said, with pride. "They do well. It wu Copper Harbor's isolation and severity that lured Manha Howe, the schoolmarm, here a year ago. She ls a backpacker, a climber, a skier. She is 30. She is a fme short.st.op and also, apparently, a fine teacher. After only one year In a nation o f interstate highways, resource centers and peer-group relalionsh.ips. there re- mains, it would seem, something to b e sa id for o n e -roo m schoolhouses, closeness and clean snow. Peninsula's upper peninsula. DOT ON MAP Copper Harbor Spring arrives late trus far up the global tilt. Al the end-of-school One-room schoolhouses with one teacher once were commonplace "I want them to excel. When they go on from here, to h.igh school, the social adjustments will r... .... -5,.,. •• ·-Door ~c .. St°"'-.. ,'°"',., .. , COIT• wu641-1289 ,_..__ MIUOl -.,o-495-()401 ~EXECUTIVE SUITES JADE MANAGEMENT 881 Dover Or., Suite 14 Nf!WPORT BEACH 714 -631-3651 Come on in & See ... & Save! We.,. femlly-owned a operated. CIOMd Sunder -FAMILY DAY- AT SHERMAN CLAY . , PLAYER PIANO SPECIAL &HOP,. CONFUNCe . --..·-----~---.,.. -- PLAYER PIANO WNt an ldul aJft tor dad, H a matter ol lad the entlie lamilp ca<1 9"'°' th11 -.derlu) lnW\lment.. P'l4!1 II l!IMUally, 1 ~rlcally or llU'"ll the ~It. Sine . and dance alone lo owr lOOO avallaOle muAlc rolla. C-ill todtr and let ut *-''"''•"the lllaY9t' INtuns of the playef piano • _________ .. ____ _ SAVE'200 COMl TO SMlilllAI CUT. MW lOUI IUT DUL. TllCll ,_JUT TllS C01W01 fOI A mo W11CS WM.l TllS orru wn • t:..~~~~~..:=·.:o T11S orm clNU JU.-• 1•1 ·---------------' SOUTH COAST PLAZA MIAa IULLOC•S PHOMI 14M411 I . Special Factory Purchase VET-180 OMLY 564995 Hlcjll1p11d Pk ... S..Clt Leta vou scan through recorded material at about nine time• normal speed -to find exactly v.tlat you want to watcn. Operates in both forward and reverse. NOW 584995 , ..... RecCll'6g HlcjllSpeed Plctwe s..cll 14 Day Ptocpa :kg 1..-eo.ero1 SEHSATIONAt OFFER FREE Video Disc Album Not to mention lilacs in June THt Otlt AND OtlLY • •. We're takinCJ the $59. 9 5 Video cassette out of the picture. NOW -Buy a Beta Max and 9et a free pre-recorded movie • MGA This is a state-of-th&-art 50" diagonal screen tetevision that puts you in the front row of the movies. The VS-51 O lets you directly access up to 82 stations. This is the large screen television without large screen problems. The VS-505 comes in an elegant wood grain cabinet with a washable alum i num co ated screen, Save now Oft demo• SEBMG IS BELIEVING .... L . .. 1 I Orange Coast DA~LY PILOT/Saturday. June 27, 1981 DEAR PAT DUNN: I've heard It's better to ripen fruit in a plastic baa or a grocery sack. I do this, but have always wondered why this method is more effective than plac- ing fruit in the sun to ripen. R .G ., Huntington Beach Fruits release ethylene CH aa they rtpea and trapping the gas In the ba1 1peeda up tbe process. Once the fruit• are ripe, re1rt1erate them lo malntaln maximum freabae11. Put· ting fruit ln the sun to ripen drles It out aad detracts from taste. How to join a union DEAR PAT DUNN: My sister told me she'd heard that a union for office workers has been established She didn't know any more details. Do you? H. W .. Newport Beach You can contact Ol1trlct 925 of tbe giant CORNER in a bag ervlce Employees lateraatloaal Ualoa <SEI U/AFL-CIO> by pboata1 Ila "Office Worker luide Line" at <•> '24-ztX. T1aJa toll.free number ii for aecretariea aad clerluJa wbo want to talk coalldeattaUy about jola.lng a union. Dlatrlct tzs•a maW.1 address ll ZOZO K St. N.W .. Walhlaston, D.C. %Off. • "'Got a problem' Thm write to. Pat "-1 Dunn Pat will cut red tape. getting • the answer.T and action 11ou need to • solve inequitau in gowrnment and ,.... bu.ftneu Moll your quethoru to Pot I I Dunn, At Your ~e. Orange Coast Dally Pilot, P 0. Bor J~. Co1ta Me1a, CA 92626. A1 mon11 ltttera aa pouible 11'111 bt ~red. but phoned mquane1 or Letters not including the reader'$ full name. addreu and bu3ineu houri ' phone number cannot be comidcred. This column appear& dally er- cept Sunday.~ · · Rare Coins & Stamps GOLD & SILVER ... 2'-11 o.N C ...... ,_. Sl"'-r Cl. SUI ..., .... ~Ti.!:' ~::n 1ooc-MU.•...._. 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ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I Church of St. Matthew by the Sea (TrsdltJonal Ep13copa/) HOLY COMMUNION-Each Sunday -9:00 AM (Book of QJ.7mon Prayer · 1928) MERTZ HALL of Community Congregational Church 611 Heliotrope, Corona de/ Msr TIM •••·."--Hollff.W -na-1•13 ST. JOHN'S THI .. SCOPAL CHUaCH 1M COST A MISA .., Stlo..t .. Or...,. ..... s-.y. l:OO T1 .... , ... Hot, e-1911• 10:00....., ......... lh .. 10:00 ....,_, c-.... 5..-.y Sclloet ' • ... --0..W.. ........... Vleer --.JIJJ 1-ST. JAMES EPISCOPAl OtURCH , WB.COMES YOU I 3209 Via U., NM 'Df1 Beach '-'-Y t:oo A.M.,,..,... ...._....., c:-.... . s-Ny t:OO A.M. a..-11 Sc ..... _, ....... ..... -.., I 0:00 A.M. Ftrat s_.,. ,..,_ ..... HotrC1 I Mill,.....,. .......... ....., ................ t :OO& IO:OOA...M......,.,C .. CMAllSMATIC MASS Fir'lf s..r ...... ..._. -7:IO P..M. r-..,-10:00 A.M • .._., ..._... ...... Ser'l'lc• w. ~ Oii Of ..... Tiie ...... JlftllP.A .... n . ...._._,.._6JM IO AL~L-...11 Acee ....... lt21 ..... ., c-....,_ 1 e<m Bushard, Fountain V'*'t 963-3801 11¥.l~W ....... HCTOI MOL Y COt a tUMldM ........................... l:IO A..M. 1 woa .... NA Yll-CNUICH SCHOO&. •••••••• t:I I AM. MOI ... PIAYH • SlllMOM .............. 11:00 4.M. ""'';i!•••x~ .... .....,,,~ ................... u.. ATTEND 11HE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE THIS SUNDA¥ MSTMINSTBt LUTMEIAH OUtCH I H41 MM.A••· IMe .. to S-D .... ,_.,. & Wnt ...... """I -WOltSHIP S8YICIS - l :JO & I 0:00 A.M. PASTOI JOIL A. SWl .. UM P..O..ltWHt C ... ST L tRAM CHOaCH I Missouri Synod) 760 YlcMrte St •• c.... ...... ute.r Y. T-. P•tw-Hl·l61 I WOltSHIP SBYtcH -I: I I & I I :00 A.M. 5..-.y ~ & ......... a..-t:Jt ....... aimtlm...... Sc._._,~ ... PllMCI PIACI 2917 ...... ,.,.. Dr .. C-.MeM Pest.n: D ......... & A.C. •n ,.,._ s-t.y k11M1 -ti JO A.Mo M......, WenNp-l:OO & IO:JI A.M. ,.IMC, oil ruci LvnmAH SCHOOL Mrs. ...... .,. .............. _..._.....,I ._ .............. • NEWPORT HARIOI LUTHERAN CJU10t 791 0....w Dr. ..-oaT 1"4CH 541-JUI ...... J . ._...,.... ................ , .... WORSHIP SERVICE . . . . . . . . . lf:OO A.M. ~HRISTIAN EDUCATION . . • . 9:16 A M. ORSHIP SERVIC~ . . . . . . . . . • 10:30 AM ~C .. AfA&AIU WB.COMI H,O, T .. MIUAAECTION ••N ,_., Pe11tor11111 Orffftn, YCMllh Peetor 1112 Hatnlfton Huntfntton hech-; ·contemp0rary Service a: :€'am Christian Education 9:45 am TradltlONI Service 11 :00 am f6Jollll .......;.OMI ......... Looki11g -For A Coqd, Christ-Cmterrd Church? Join Us For Wonl1ir Al MARINERS CHURC::H Ray OrlltmJ, l'rtt1tlrl11t q 00 .un, Worthip •nd Sund•y S(hc,l\11 (O to •th gr.dt) 10 15 •m, Btblf' Cl.ti••" (Jr Hi tu Adult) Bi 011 l\twlut nf Jnmlwrtr &uln•ard Pl1or1t b40 6010 For ltlformatio,, A Cordial Welcome frOlll THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa AIST UHITID MITHOOIST C:t«.llC:H 19th St & Harbor Blvd w....w. & C9Mrdi Sdlool 9:0T) & I O:JO ..... Charles 0 Clanc. Minister Costa Mesa North MISAYHDI UHlf'IO MITHODIST C:HUICt4 w....., & a.rd! Scllool l :JO • I 0:00 A..M.. ~. Wiii-L St"4 ctaRtcAUICR IT THISIA Newport Beach 1400 W Balboa Blvd. 673-3805 Rev Robert Shepard, Jr WenNp & Cllirdl Sclied t :H A.M. Wlllllfy ,,...Sc .... /hr c .. 7:001..MAP..M. Huntington Beach FflSTut4ITID MITMODIST CHUICH 2721 17th St 536-3537 w......, s.,..,kr. 10:11 ...... N..,_., C:.1e All Mctnft'O C:llirdl Sc...._t:oo ..... . Huntington Beach North COMMUMIT'T UHITID MITMODIST CHUICH 6662 Heil Ave 842.,..61 l :JO _., Sc.o.. Fountain Valley FllSTlMTID MITHODIST CHUICH 18225 Bushatd St. H>-21tJ Or. Carroll E. WBtd, Minister WertMp & a.di Sclied t:JOA..M. 4..-.W. ... OMCM MEWPOIT cena UMITID MITHODIST 1601M• .... lleA..._C.-.. ..._. 644-0745 WORSHIP i CHURCH SCHOOL -0:30 A.M. Relf. Ken McMillan Y• Wll le W•1•1~ !-Mtl lltlJ•• FllST ' CHllSTIAM CHUICH M•.t ...... llwl .. ,.eal-11 SUteAY: ca.....,_.:H&lt:tl4M Wa..... l 1H , tt:tl AN.._ ... PM ....... y ..... ,...,. _........, s.ntc" . • ,.o.._ __ , ............................. D1Aa....en0110N·-IJMHt: Offlet-IJ6.Jllt ..,.., u 1ca.w111c. 1nr HillOl 1~ TIMU s ...... 5.,..,1c" Fricltry ........ I : 15' .M. t, t a a p A • a F9llllty Senlc• ••ftnt Frido¥ of .... -"' 7:JO r.M. Rabbi Bernard P King 21C>O·A Mar Vista Music Arie Shlkler Newl)Ort Beach Calif . Educator: Nancy Levin For ............ c• U4-720l A ll Y•rt°" W- TEMPLE SHARON • ~ (Conserva11ve~ ¥ ' Rabbi Hershel Brooks 617 West Hamlllon, Costa Mesa, Callf. 92627 17141 U 1-3262 TEffiPl.f 'D~ 11:::1 RT R~m ._ MAii S. MIWI SH AHA T SYYICIS ........ p.-W.• I 0-.JO &a OP MIWPOIT ... YNI~..._, Family Services-1st Fndiyol Month-8 pm Religious School, Adult Ed .• Youth Groups, Singles I 0 I I Ca.,..._. N.wpotf hachleff J_._..el '44-1999 c .... 1..-.1.,.,.. . ..,.._.wan-, .. a ..... I st OtlltCH Of RELIGIOUS SCIENCI Of HEWPOltT lfAOt -~U-Clucfl111 ............. l A ..... ~ ................ .. WORSHIP -I I A.M. c:wwc .. .,. .. FIBO OF DISTIMYu UUAMUS S9UARE -tOLD UD IAIMI M~1:'~~~~.;;!~:=~ 640.1711 ltllhtso't HJ COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH ~ ..... ~ i11121L CAM4~~J~•n Capfstr11no 4 11 Morning worship -8:30 & 10:00 m I Bible School -8:30 & 10 00 A.M C~.or All AO-) -- J ,. By .ID&Y SCBNBIDSa s ....... .._ ..... SAN DIEGO -Roman CatboUc oftlclall HY a 1row• number of men are lmpel"IObatinl prteata and ac~1 money from unauapeetln1 CathoUca, but there ls UttJe authorities can do about it. Puainl sM Dle10 and lmperlaJ eount.141, co7· pared to 275 lqlt.lmate Catbollc clern. "An.Yooe can JO to any d.ero at.on and bu~ a eollar," C.000.y Hld. "A collar would ~Y for ltaelt over and over .,&in." · ll11r. WUUam Cooney, director of clern pel"ICIGMI ot the San Dieao Dtoeae, aaya there are at leut 100 boaua priesta in the diocese encom- CooGetaWya &ouJber ecooomlc coadJUou and Sout.bem ornla'a favorable weather are prtme reaaona so many fake clergy thrive in San D1e10. world scope (10 point• lor HCl'I quetl'ion 1ntwered correctly) l Justice Potter Stewart recently announced his resignation after 23 yean on the Supreme Court. True or Fal5e: Supreme Court justices have no mandatory retirement age. 2 In 1975 President .. l .. made the most recent appointment to the Supreme Court when he nilm~ John Pilul Stevens to the 9-member bench. 3 U.S. Ambauador to the U.N. (CHOOSE ONE: )Hne Kirkpiltrlck, Drew Lewis) joined with H other niltlons 1n the Securuy Council to condemn tsrilel for bombing iln Iraqi nuclear reactor. 4 An infection resulting from recent gunsho1 wounds forced Pope John P;iul II to return to the hospital. Only the (CHOOSE ONE· Moslem, Buddhist) religion has more followers thiln the 581 million-member Roman Ciltholic Church. S Newly-elected President Francois M11terrand of . l .. gained firm control of his governmen1 and power to advilnce his plans to nationalize key industries afler members of his Soc1ahs1 Party won a majority of seats In the legislature for the first time 1n his nation's h1storv newsname match words (4 polntt for e.cl'I correct milch) 1·per capita a-as such 2·per diem b-relate to 3--per se c-hold to e course 4-persevere d-amount for each person ~ilCh day la addltloe IO bet.1 a fa•U1 fu featve. THE QUIZ 11 aa l•tttral part ef th la· claHroom news pro1ram pnaea&ed la Oraa1e CoH& area seliloola .. a peblle Nnke by &IN: Dally Pllo&. u.w.n...-1,......._,.,.._ ... , ' a: • news picture (10 point• If you 1ntwer tl'lla quHllon correctly) Recently battles broke out in Iran between government guards and supporters of Abolhusan Bani-Sadr. Bani-Sadr, who wu chosen Iran's first elected president lut year, and was recently dismissed by Ayatollah Khomeini, has been a leader of the (CHOOSE ONE: extremely conservative clergy. more moderate non-clergy) in Iran. · sportlight (2 point• for e.cl'I quHllon 1n1wered correc:Uy) 1 For 1he fifth consecuuve 11me •.. l.. of Sweden prepu~ to defend his Men's Singles lltle at 1he Wimbledon Tennis Tournament. 2 At the start of the ma1or league baseball strike the .. l .. once again had 1he worst record 1n the Nauonoil league. A drop in a11endance and pro1eC1ed losses led 1he Wrigley family to sell that team to the Tribune Company for 120.S million. 3 When the ma1or league strike began, the .. l .. , with 6wins and 42 losses. h.iid 1he worst record in 1he Americoin Leilgue In 1he past 62 years a-Minnesota Tw1m b-Seaule Mariners c· Toronto Blue Jays 4 David Graham of Australia won the 81st U.S. Open Golf Champ1onsh1p with a Kore 1us1 one shot over the record that (CHOOSE ONE: Hale Irwin, Jilek Nickloius) set last year when he won the ti1le. S Amanda M cKerrow wu 1he only Amerlun of 8 entriet to reilch the Hn;ils oit the Mmcow .. l .. Competition held at the Bolshoi Theoiter every 4 yeari. il·Ballet b-Pi;ino c-Chess roundtable Femlly dlacu1tlon (no t co,.) What put of American life In 1991 would please our nation'• founders mostl What would displease them most? YOUR SCORE: 11 to 100 potn11 -TOP SCOAEI 11 to to polntt -hcell~t 11 to IO polnlt -Good 11 lo 70 polftl1 -'""· •VEC. Inc.. 829·81 l?·!t :sn•tl(a!N lfa8f·t :a-£ :sqn::> oSeaN::>·Z :JJog UJOf&·t :.1,e~l'll.llOdS/H:>.LV M 3'1d 03 d .<2J9(;)·000 918Japow 9JOW !:fWCUJldSM3N q-s !a-t !•-t: :a-z :p-t :9<fWOMK).l.Vll 1ae.1v1 'UJIC>S waqaeuaw :aMVNSM:iN aatraJ.!f ·~ ! wa1sow ·t : 11aJ.11•dl(.J01 aan r-t :p.io.!J pepan·z :anJJ.·l =3dO:>SO'IWOM BELIEVERS FAITH CE NTER Orange Coatt DAILY ,,.LOT/Saturday, June 27, 1881 .49 "We set all the con artiata in the world here," Cooney said. "Meet are not priest.a and never bave been. <>then are ex-prieata and don't care. They're defrocked and excommunicated anyway." Tbe sltuatloo hu become so acute, the dloceae recenUy laaued wamln11 about impc>eten wbo ac· cept donations for conductln1 weddin11. ad· mlnlsterlnl baptism and pualna out commu.nlon, Cooney said. Such priestly functions, it performed by an ii· le1ttlmate clercman, are invalid in the eyes of the church, Cooney said, and must be repeated by a bona ftde priest. Officer Larry WU.ldna, ol the San Diego Police Llcen.stni Division, 1ay1 his office bas received few complalnta about fake prteata. Furthermore, he said, laws protecting freedom of religion limit law enforcement efforta. '''lbose cases are very difficult to prosecute,'' Wilkins said. "Almost anyone can call himself "father." They can be the putor of the Church of Bingo, for all we know." Anyone can conduct marria1e ceremonies ll they bold a license from the county recorder's of· fice, WU.kins said. However, be added, "If they don't have that license, they may be fosterin1 a lot of illegitimate children out there.•• Msgr. J ohn Rawden, chancellor of the Archdiocese of Loa Angeles, says phony priests are not u common farther north, and thoee who are known impersonators are bard to stop. "We do find cases where people don't come out and say they are Roman Catholic priests," Rawden said. "They have a collar and let you as- sume that they are one. They deceive by ap· pearance." Rilpanics and older people are the most fre- quent victims of clerical frauds, Cooney says, although by no means the only ones. "Spanisb-speakinl people are the easiest to fall," Cooney says, "but most people are gullible when confronted by a man who says he's a priest. No one questions them. "We get a lot of calla from confused older peo- ple alter someone has either promised them a nov· ena (a series of prayers), and never done them, or begged money from them. Often impersonators set up parishes and run them for years before churchgoers catch on, Cooney said. "It's the easiest thing in the world to start a church," Cooney said. Re teU.s of two brothers who ran a parish in Mexico City for several years before they were discovered. The two then moved north and now work along the U.S.-Mexican border. . He's received -reporta of prieaU t>.1fin1 money from )'OU.DI 1allor1 ln downtown San Di•10. Other offended J*>ple have called tbe otftce, tell· lnl of unpriatly conduct by men wearint collart. "One priest was seen ln a Mlulon Valley bar every niaht for a week with women wbo called him "father." He eave one ol the women S.00 one ll11bt," Cooney aald. Clerc identification cards are not the anawer, I Cooney aaya. He is part of a committee of priest.a, mlnJstBs and rabbis who or1anhed four re1r1 a10 and be1an iuuinl cler1y cards to permit viaitinl I with inmates at county jail. I About 300 clergy now have the cards and lbe I panel meets monthly to autboriu new appUca- liona. Meanwhile, the 1roup bu found false clergy I card.a can be obt.ained elsewhere with eaae. "We beard ol a layman who sent away to a I firm in San Francisco advertising it could provide clergy cards. Ke not only got ooe for bimaelf, he 1' got one for bis S.year-old soo,'' Cooney a aid. ·'There are so many of them around San 1 Diego, it's not funny," Cooney said. "I've been in · this <liooese for 32 years, and I've been aware of I this going on the whole time. But there's not much we can do about it.." Minister uitlulraws c harge against church NEW YORK CAP) -A retired seminary pro· Ceasor who bad accused the United Presbyterian ' Church of betraying its faith says he is withdraw- ing the charge now that the denomination bas • clarified its stand. The Rev. John Gerstner of Pittsburgh com-• mended the denomination for its general assembly action in Houston in May, affirming the deity and • humanity of Jesus and tightening up its ordination ~~. : "Most encouraging," Gerstner wrote in a let-• ter to a former student, James A. Gittings, now an editor of the church magazine, A.O. Gerstner had raised his apostuty charge after the denomination's top court upheld admission or a clergyman, the Rev. Mansfield Kaseman, whom some felt had refused to affirm Jesus's Godhood along with his manhood. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -Women still lack equal opportunities in the nation's largest U.S. Protestant body, the Southern Baptists, says Christine Gregory, president of the Women's Mis· sionary Union, a denominational auxiliary. "Women still are not given proportionate op. portunities to use their God-given gifts to edify the body of Christ," she says. "Either women are pushed down by false teachers or they are not be· ing "challenged to use their abilities in the de· nomination." Vacation Bible School starts VacaU. Blble School will begin Monday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Laguna Beach . Children from preschool through sixth trade are welcome to attend. and there ii no tuition fee. Call the cbw-cb at 494-79118 for Information. Saa Clemeate Presbyterian Church will begin Primary Day Camp on Monday and Junior Fun Club on Tuesday for youn1 people in the communi· ty. Call 481'l"6158 for lnlormatioo. Lake BU.la Community Cburcb in Laiuna Hilla will betln two adult cluses beginning July 1. For ID· formation and registration, call the church office at 837-7729. Co•1retatloe B'naJ Tzedek of Fountain Valley wlU hold an open bouae from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m . Sunday in the Temple's Youth Lounge at 18225 Bushard. Rabbi Stephen Einstein and President Sid Kuperberg will be on hand to meet visitors and talk about the Reform congregation. CHURCH NOTES ~ S&. WWred'• Episcopal Church in Huntington Beach will be visited Sunday by the Rt. Rev. Robert Rusack, bishop of the EpiscopaJ Diocese of . Los Angeles. He will preach and celebrate the Eucharist at the 9 and 11 a .m. services. To place your ad 1n this column call Tne F•mil)I Cnurcn wnere J4Kul Cl>rlst II exalted and the IOl•I word of GOO 11 tau9ht w11nout com1>rom1le. Meetln9 Sunday at: 8111 Clancy -,.otor Irvine H19h School 4321 Walnut Av•. 1rvlne, CA S.-•a1Ta,lc.-.2• t :30 .. 11:00 A.M. 11PLASTIC PllmOM" South Coast Community Church ' I 1 l' MORNING SERVICE -9:00 A.M. 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F. ric and Hybrid Vehicle Project ot Jet AND LAST, THERE la alwaya ropWtion LGborato'll· Hu comment• are gasoline. ln this case, 11 you well llnow, eprinted from the Town Hall Rewrter. the energy source can be replenlahed In ~ Can we meet our transportation goals 10 minutes when gasoline ls readily • without using gasoline? avaUable. The electric car travels short dis-The basic problem la that moet of the Jances fairly weU . For example, today's batteries are very heavy ror the amount lectric car conversions can travel, of energy lbey carry. The result ls the without recharge, about 40 miles. Ad· vehicle cannot be designed for 1ufflclent , vanced electric vehicle technology can range. For example, a set ol lead-acid •probably extend this to about 70 miles. batteries weighs about 1,100 pounds and At t.bi5 level the converted vehicle provides the 70-mile range. Thia com- 1. could probably satisfy about 325 days of pares to the SO pounda of gasoline that .the year's travel demand. What does yield a 3>0-mile range. the person do for transportation on The battery range can probably be ,these other 40 days? doubled for the nlckel·lron or iron-air batteries and perhaps in the best case ANOTHER LIMITATION IS distance. tripled for the zinc-chlorine battery. Present day electric cars take on lbe or-The aluminum-air battery ls one of der or six to eight hours to recharge the the rew batteries that does not seem to battery, so the use cycle would be 70 be limited from a range point or view. miles and then a wait for eight hours, However. the aluminum-air battery another 70 miles and another eight-hour may have other shortcomings that have • charge, etc. · not yet been discovered due to the im- The average velocity of the electric mature state or this battery's develop-car, when used to go farther than its ment. single charge range, is on the order of 8 mph. This does not compare very favorably to the average speed of today's gasoline car which is on the or· der of 55 mph. For distance the electric car is no good. Can we make the electric car a better vehicle? Looking at the problem in general terms, there are two ways available to increase the average trip speed of an electric car. The first way is to carry more energy on board the vehicle. That tends to in· ·crease the range between charges and -thus increase the avt:rage trip speed. However, for most of today's battery technologies this method proves to be very expensive. ANOTHER AND PERHAPS a more promising method would be to decrease . the amount of time it takes to rechar ge •the batteries. For example, if you decrease the time to recharge the bat- 'teries from eight hours to one hour the average trip speed then increases from ~8 mph to about 25. WE· CAN CONCLUDE that today's batteries are not adequate with respect to the stated goal. Some of the problems that limit very fast recharging are the required extremely high charge cur- rents . For example, in order to recharge a battery in 20 minutes, it takes on the or- der or 1,000 amps. If one compares this lo the typical household circuit or 30 amps, you can see that there is some question of the feasibility or this ap· pro a ch. The oth e r m et hod o f partial mechanical replacement is very com- p 1 e x and requires ve r y careful engineering design for easy access and rebuilding without excessive cost to the consumer. The key to the general purpose elec- tric car is a long life, quick recharge, high energy capacity battery. There are a few batteries on the horizon now , and the "good" electric car must wait until they rise to the occasion . -~ ------------ Viet monument apolitical Memorial 'robswardeadof context that gives deaths meaning' By GARY SCHMl1T Garv Schmittiaa Senate Stall Member. Public Reuorch,S,,ndicat«l, llMJ. Turning civic holidays into days de· signed for private apolitical pursuits now seems to be an American pastime . Indeed, if news people were not there to cover the local wreath-laying it is doubtful whether there would be any public perception at all of the original intent of Memorial Day. Like Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays, it has bit- ten the dust. It is not surprising, then that the ne west proposed capital monument. the Vi etnam Memorial, should be of the same apolitical genre. UNDER THE AEGIS of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund a jury com- posed of two architects, two landscape architects, three sculptors and one de- sign critic met in early May to select a design for a memorial which would commemorate those who had died in the Vietnam War. Out of some 1,400 entries the jury chose a design submitted by Maya Ying Lin, a21-year-oldYaleundergraduate. Her proposal for the memorial is for two, black granite walls to be wedged into the earth to form a stark, V-shaped r etaining wall. Plans are fo r the memorial to be built on two acres in the northwest corner of the Washington Mall. WITH CONTOURED ground sur- rounding it, the monument will affect the visitor with something akin to the feeling that he has just "stumbled upon it.'' According to Ms . Lin, the monument is meant to appear as an unexpected, black "riftin lbeearth." The structure's color and its sinkhole character will be in striking contrast to the white, upright monuments toward whic h t he win gs of the Vietn a m Memorial will point -the Washington Memorial and the Lincoln Memorial. Never appearing over the horizon of the Mall, the monument's dominant theme seems to be "Out of sight, out of mind." Or. when in sight: an abyss. On the black granite walls the names of the 57,692 men who djed in the war will be car ved. The names are not to appear in a lphabetical order . Instead. they are to be etched into the stone in a chronological sequence, of when the individuals died. THE LIST WILL BEGIN on ooe wall at the vertex of the 'V, • go to the end, pick up OD the end or the other waU and end at the vertex. 1bis facet of the design baa been described as indkatlng that the "war's beginning and end thus meet. The war is 'complete.' " But, of course, it is not complete. How can the memorial be complete and m ake no mention at all of Vietnam? The listin g could be of traffic fatalities for all the untutored observer might know. Undifferentiated pathos appears to be the object. If you further decrease the char ge time down to say 10 or 15 m inutes then the average trip speed increases to es- sentially that of a gasoline power:ed vehicle. So there are two methods to make the electric car more usable. The first is to put more energy into the batteries. The second is to put the energy into the bat- Housing factions build up THE MERE LISTING of the names and the absence of any specific ref· er ence to the war is consistent with the Fund's charge to the jury to select a de- sign that would make no political state- ment about the war. The memorial was to be at once apolitical and something wbich "best honors the memory ... " Yet is the bare fact that one has died, removed entirely from the context in which it happens, som ething to honor? After all, we all do die sooner or later. 1,teries much more rapidly. '-Although there are some s mall further Improvements that can be made in the electric vehicle itsetr, none of the improvements available will resolve the basic problem of the very low average trip velocity. SO, IN GENERAL, the conclusion can be drawn that the evolution of lbe ~lectric vehicle into a general purpose car is dependent upon the development of either a very h igh capacity energy source or a very quickly replenisbable energy source. First let's look at the charging char acteristics of several batteries. Grouping them together by charging -characteristic, we have a nickel-iron 'battery and an iron-air battery. These are secondary batteries that can be 1 electrically recharged. Their charge time is primarily limit· ed by the amount of power available from the electrical source. The charge time of the two batteries probably can ' be 1lgnlficantly reduced rrom the aix to ' eight hours required for today's lead· acid batteries. However, the develop- ment ol fut charge baa not yet received a significant amount or attention. THE ZINC-CHLORINE couple la another battery that ha1 received tome amount '11 attenUon recently. The ptOp· erty of thi.I battery la that It can be rechar1ed electrically ln about four boura or 11 you replace aome ol the ac- tive elements ln tbe battery tt prot>. "ably can be reehar1ed ln about 12 ·I mlou•. , However, thlt battety ia limited in t• terms of the mnlmum ranae that can k be obtalned witbO\at bavlo1 to 10 to an ~ electrical fltCharl•· J Anotlaer batteey tbat may be avalla· .ble for a more advanffd vebide la tbe. alumblllm-aJr baUery t.bat eomwnea ., the aJWDinwn plat.. at tbe baUM7 la ,. dlacbarpd. &very zoo or IOO mun ,,, water ... to be replaced beea .. It ll couumed bl the tlfftrOChma&eal reac· tioa, After about 1,000 mil• u.9 baUerJ /!needs to be ftbilllt bJ replactq tbe ~ al•m ...... .,.,.... If lbe batterJ '"" IO By THOMAS D. ELIAS Less than a year before California's next major primary election, politicians are concentrating their attention on crime and water issues . But for increasing numbers of Califor · nians. housing remains the key issue, the most important by far. VACANCY llATES still languiah beneath the 2 percent mark in every metropolitan area, a figure that means there aren't enough houses or apart- ments to afford choices either for newcomers or Californians who want to move. And the California Assoclatlon of Realtors now reports that fewer than 7 percent of the state's families can af- ford to buy a home. The explanations for this obvious crunch are as varied as the people who I offer them. And they're virtually all , right, for the problem ls so complex that no one explanation covers it. FINANCES ARE PART of lbe rea- son. Even though home prices appear to be leveling off at laat alter almost 10 years or unceasing increues, hith in· terest rates and new infinitely variable mortgage rate plans keep housing ownership beyond the reach of virtually everyone who doesn't already own some. Environmental regulations are another part of the cause. The slow-growth movement or the 1970s, aimed at preserving quality of life and preventing new urban sprawl, led to a steady decline in construction starts around the state. Population grew anyway and now there 's not enough housing to go around. Rent control is another reason. As housing supplies dropped and demand increased, rents climbed more quickly than usual. RENT CONTROLS resulted in the most crowded cities. But that dis· couraged investors from building more housing, thus ensuring continuation of the conditions that spurred the rent con- trols. And social c hanges contributed. Families are smaller today than 10 years ago, averal'.ieg...2. 75 persons per household, down from 3.11 in lVl'O, a decrease or 11 percent in size. CALIFORNIA FOCUS The size decrease helps explain why California bas 27 percent m o r e households today than in 1970. Housing supplies have increased, too, but not nearly by the 27 percent needed to keep pace. As the crunch worsens and major par· t y polltlclans avoid disc ussing it because easy solutiona are hard to ftnd, local officials and interest groups come forward wilb new ideas. INCLUSIONARY ZONING is one no· lion pushed by both the California Coastal Commission and some local governments. This system for ces builders to sell some new units below market prices to low-and moderate- income persons. · Builders whose projects aren't large enough to include some low-cost units can be forced to contribute lo funds that eventually will be used to build low- priced housing. But those regulations can be a major disincentive for builders whose profit margin is uncer tain or slim, discourag- ing them from building anything. If governme nt s d on 't r e quire som ething like inclusionary zoning, the crunch may never ease for low-and moder ate-income buyers. But if they do, there may be very little new housing and the crunch will also worsen. THEN THERE ARE price controls, suggested by some left-wing thinkers as a way to keep housing within reach of middl e -i n com e buyers. Bul few homeowners are likely to sell if such controls are imposed on their profits, so that tactic also would do little to ease the crunch. Increasinc the housing densities al· lowed in some cities is about the only available simple move unlikely to pro- duce a secondary effect that worsens the shortage. But that move can only have limited impact because only a small percentage of property owners will ever add units lo e xisting property , even if it's permitted. So the crunch shows no signs of abat- ing, which means that serious politi· clan• will eventually have to find some solution that provides both low prices and enou1b profit to encourage investors. Thatwon'tbeeuytofind. Thomaa Elf& ii ·a columniat baaed m San - ta Monica. Cash, credit slogans change sense SAN FRANCISCO -Have you long suspected that United States currency isn't worth the paper lt'a printed on? You may be ript. Jerry E. Lewiar-ee:~· or Trinity Plua OD llarkft, llU1 notified all tenants that "tbla oftlce will no lon1er accept aay catb i:ymentof rentorpartine. We"lll ac moaeycr- den, cubler"a cbecu, trav ' cbeeu or a certifted cheek." Upon beln1 queatloned, L1wt1 backtr.eked a bit, explalnlnc that "We don't want all that ca1h around on the first ot tbe moatb -eaty tar•et for rob- bers. Tbe a..'Jtice may have been too stronaly wonted but we mean tt. Of coune, lf one of CliW' tenant.a la atuck wlth NOTHING bUt caah. I 1uppoee we'd accept lt. '' ••• AND THAT .. ova thou... for to- day. Don't pt ttuck wttb cm. ••• DON'T GBT llAD, ... ...-: A PY wbo applied for 1 jOb at 1'I ........ and .,.. u.rDid dowD walad wt al U. buildiDI and drove off ta RaadJ Hear1t'1 new '41,000 llercedn JIO sedan; the police are still loollin1 for blm and it. * * * A.8TaoNA\1T BOB C&IPPEN, who (wltb Jobn Young) clrcled tbe &lobe 38 tJmea in the apace abuttlt Columbla, went ~gins from the Fairmont to the Whart cme day several weeks aao, and. --~ llllClll ~ on the homeward le1. round himaelf on a 1tran1e peak. ..Where'• tbe l'alr· monU" he ~ a younf. woman. "Not here on RuaaJan HW, 1lr, • abe laulbed. • •• T AUE A.90l1T 9CA.SS tacUdl The Na.,, la ranmna a recnd~ In llllb 1chool papen beadllaed: ,.. tbe u .. JOU ....... te. "'to l /etll of ........ wor• foree may be uaemplofedl" Tbat would be about 17.21 mlllkm, mote \ban were o"t of work la tile Guat Depreuloa. Tb• Na•r kaow1 aom.thlq? ••• CAENFETTI : YOU read where Sbear•on Loeb Rhoades , t he big stock'n'bondbouae, is merging with American Express? Hank Bagley, com· modlty broker for Sbearson, bean the new company will be known aa ''Shearsex -don't leave home without lt!." •• * ADD 8E8T-8ELLEU th.at deserve to be: "Gorky Part," the lald·in-Ruaala tbrlller by Martin Cruz Smith. Arkady Renko, The Motcow police lnveatiaator, join• Sam D~de-Phlllp Marlowe It Co. as one Of the memorable atorybook de· tectlvea ... Oddment: All eyea are about tbt aame 1iae. Tbt llda make the difference. That'• one of the thlnp I learned from "Gorky Park." It la alao one reaaon we have plaatJc auraeona. I tutti. • *. MWBAaL McCA.8TBY OF San Lornlo, drhi.na near t.be Mount St. Hel .. uu ol Wublqton, wu amUMd at lb• number of driven who ~ave blocked out the "W" on their Ueeue plat.a. .. The assumption undoubtedly lurking behind the instruction given the jury is that the war was simply a waste. To quote the words of former presi- dent Jimmy Carter , it was an effort of "intellectual and moral poverty." The tragedy was not that the war was lost but that it was ever begun. Th06e who died, died without reason. THE VIETNAM MEMORIAL will be, in the final analysis, a monument to vic- tims. It will not be a monument to men who died for an unsuccessful yet essen- tially correct cause. It is no small irony that this selection, with its victim m otif, should occur only a fe w short months after lbe fanfare directed toward the American hostages who were held in Iran. The latter were truly victims and yet they were treated as heroes. We should be capable of see- ing the difference. Ms. Lin's design robs lbe dead of lbe context that gives meaning to their deaths. Her deslgn, minimal in nature, refiects a minlmal understanding or war and or memorials that follow them. It is not ~e. as one of the jurors stat- ed, that a "confused world needs simple answers ." To abstract the soldiers' deaths from the war only serves to minimize the sacrifices that they made. THE fUSTORICAL TRUTH that the Republic of South Vietnam was finally overrun by a resolute and malevolent enemy from the north hardly substan- tiates the claim that the war and the deaths that occurr~d were simply meaningless. Without a doubt, the way in which the war was carried out and the way ln which lt ended were tragic. Yet that fact should not overwhelm and certain· ly cannot invalidate the moral convic- tion that guided the American attempt to contal.n the advance of communism and totalitarianism. In H1ht of the events which have transpired ln lndocblna since 1975 that convlhion should only be 1tron1er. The Vietnam Memortal lbould reflect that convtctlon. lt tbould not miD.lmlae the deaths by beln1 apolitical, by betnt a memorial. ~COAST llllJPllll Tht comment pa1eotthe Dally Piiot Htke to 11\forrn and 1tlmulate readers by prtffnt· Ina a variety of ~mmMtary on toplu ot lntereat and 1l1nlflc•ct rrom Informed ob- ttrvera and 1polt""""· T' .... P. ff .... Pdlfwr ..... , ..... .,, 1., -... .. ' -,, ~·~ ~~~ ~-..t~"~ There's no business like Barry and Kennit The caliber of entries was so good this week, Uncle Len has a question. Why doesn't Hollywood hlre bjs friends to make cartoons and stuff? Just feast your eyes on the two winners this week. Fabulous work, isn't it? And those two are only a smidgen of the excellent pieces of art sent in this week. Who needs a veteran animator when 10-year-old Aaron Jacobs ' of Huntington Beach can dish out his original sketch of actor Barry Fitzgerald. The lad took first place and $5. Coming in second place with a Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog illustration is Dawn Umemoto. 14, of Huntington Beach. For her work, she gels $2. The most popular television star was Morris the Cat with three entries. Honorable men- tions go to Cynthia Sisley. 12. and Rosalie Bustamante, 12. both of Costa Mesa and Laura Simmons. 12, of Balboa Island. Honors were also taken by Trent Lethco, 11, of Fountain Valley for a picture of Flipper. the dolphin of televis ion and movies. It looks like everyone had a pretty good time with the television subject. So gel ready because we're going to do something a little bit different with the movies-TV theme. There are an awful lot of hor- ror fi lms c oming out of Hollywood studios and Uncle Len knows you've seen some of them. Some of you must have a favorite monster among all the most evil of creatures lurking in every corner. There are going to be some special rules for this week's monster contest. You can choose just about any evil-doer with the exception of a few subjects. So that there's no confusion on what the definition of a monster is. you are not allowed to submit a picture of: -Older brothers and sisters -Teachers Politicians -Uncle Len Any members of the Brady Bunch Your neighbor's dog or cat That should be easy enough. With the above restrictions you still have a menagerie of meanies to draw. Frankenstein, Dracula, The Beast that Ate Cin- cinnati. King Kong, Godzilla, Darth Vader, The Blob and a host of other terrible beasts are up for grabs. If you'd like to draw just the head of a super-beast, that's OK too. Uncle Len knows that it's sometimes difficult to draw the whole body. (That should make Darth Vader a pretty popular bad guy to draw.> Borr>' F'IRST PLACE WINNER Aaron Jacobs of Huntington Bea.ch SECOND PLACE WINNER Dawn Umemoto of Huntington Bea.ch Remember lo draw your pie· tures on a piece or paper 4 in· ches square. Try to use black ink. as pencil does not reproduce very well in the newspaper. If you draw your picture first with pencil, make s ure you erase anything you don't want in it. Send your ghoulish entries to Uncle Len. P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa , Calif. 92626. It's impor- tant that you try to get your art in by Wednesday. And don't forget to include your age. For those who 've seen the new Superman movie, you can go ahead and draw a picture of one or all of the s uper-baddies who terrorize the world. (The names of the villains from Kryp- ton are General Zod, Ursa and Non ). Good luck and may the force be with you. HB t e en f inalist in state pageant Youth competes for chance a t national crown Michelle McKinley of Hunt· ington Beach has been selected to be a finalist in the 1981 Ca lifornia Miss T .E .E .N. pageant held In Fresno in Sep- tem ber. The daughter or Mrs. Beverly S. McKinley, Michelle will be vying for a chance lo represent the state at the National Miss T.E.E.N. pageant in November. Michelle. 16. will compete with contestants from throughout the slate. Participants are between ages 14 and 18 and must have at least a "B" average in school. 'They also are requested to participate in the Volunteer Commwlity Service Program ol the Miss T.E.E.N. pa1eant. Contestants will be Judged oo scholasUc and civlc achleve- m en ts, beauty. polae and personality. The leen·a1en may chooae to give either a two- mlnute speech on .. My Favottte Patriot," a two-minute original mono101ue or a two-minute Ca.lifomia Miu T.E.E.N. ftnalilt Mtchdle McK~ talent presentation. "'' Poor e yesight can cause l e arning prohle1D8 FORES!' GROVE, Ore. <AP> -Leaming-disabled children with "perfect" ~esl&hl otlen have undetected vision prob· lem1, research by the Paclllc Univenlty Colle1e of Optometry here ~veals. Dr. Roclty Kaplan, atsoc.late dlnlcaJ profett10r of optometry, reports °"' 1tuches of 75 children referred to him for tHtlna because of learning problems that didn't improve wltb re- medial education alone. Kaplan found that 84 percent had dllflcully maktn1 both eyes work to1etber, 70 percent had poor eye movement control and 68 ~rcent couldn't control their rocu1lng 1y1tem.a. Children who need vlalon therapy can often be ldenUfied by alert parents Qr ttacben, Kaplan says. Parent.a typically report these children have a abort atteoUon apan while read· ln1, conl\9e aimllar wordl and letters and often 1et frultnt.-t. Teacbera note 1lowneu In 1cboolwork. •pecla)ty ln read· Ins, and frequent erron In copy. Ins rrom t.M blackboard. Orange Co11t OAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 27, 1981 AIJ CHOW DOWN -Breakfast is served early each morning at Lion Country Safari in Irvine. These elands are munching on bay served atthe herd's banquetlog. For dessert, park officials will come back with aJfalfa and vitamins to round out the meaJ. Summer program explores sea, stars and the arts The Gifted Children's Associa· lion of Orange County is taking reservations for young adven- turers to journey to the sea, the stars and the arts through its summer VISTA workshops. The VISTA (Voyages Into Science, Technology and the Arts) program features more than 30 different enrichment ex- periences for young people ages 4 If.I through 15. Students may choose among imaginative classes that include conchology or sea shells (ages 8 to 13), rocketry ( 10 to 12). chem· ical modeling (8 to 10), art ex- pression (4 If.I to 9), mythology (8 to 11), creative writing and self-hypnosis {10 to 15) and the popu)ar Dungeons and Dragons role-playing game (9 to lS). The workshops are set for Saturday mornings, July 18 to Aug. 8, al Saddleback College in Mission Viejo and Glen View School in Huntington Beach. Enrollment fees for VISTA range from $18 lo $20. Registra- tion is open until July 11. The summer program is the seventh in a series of programs offered by the association. The group is a non-profit organiza- tion devoted to fostering the de- velopment of children with a high learning potential and is open to all families. Other ac- tivities sponsored by the group include parent seminars, fi eld trips and a monthly newsletter. For more information on the grou p and the summer workshops, call VISTA direct.or Nancy Glenzer at 581 ·9365. Art workshops slated Neivport Harbor Art Museum sponsors two groups Creative summer art workshops will be held at the Newport Harbor Art Museum for four consecutive Tuesdays from July 7 to 28. Des,gned to coincide with the Mark Boyle and Peter Berg ex- hibitions, lhe classes will be taught by arl instructor Joycelyn Dixon. The classes will be divided into two .croups. Kids as Young people. ages S to 8, will meet from 10:30 a .m. until noon and will explore art as found in the objects and people closest to them. This class will work from photographs. real life and Im- agination and work with clay, paint and drawing materials. The second session will be held from 1to4 p.m. and will be for young people ages 9 to 13. The theme of the afternoon workshops will be "rooms," and will deal with the many types of space we inhabit -from the tepee lo the cave. Price of the workshop is $40 for museum members and ~ for non-members. For more in· formation, call the museum, located al 850 San Clemente Dr .. Newport Beach, at 759-112%. TV • • cnt1cs 1 i Look out adults, yout h can spot winner s f r om snoozers I I By PETER J . BOYER Af>T .......... ._....... LOS ANGELES -There are occasions -say, upon opening a package from one of the networks and finding a piece of raw meal inside :-when it may occur to the dedicated TV critic that he has been unduly harsh in his analyses, that, just maybe. so much of TV isn't as bad as it seems. It's a sobering thought. sug- gesting insensitivity if not downright malevolence. and it's capable of inducing painful guilt feelings. Fortunately, it ls usual· ly a rteeting thought, easily cured by an evening in front of the tube. It also helps to have cor- respondents such as Mrs. E.M. Herman of Johnstown, Pa. Mrs. Herman was kind enou&h to send a couple of articles from her local newspaper, in which some of the young locals ex· pressed their opinions on televlslon. Yipes! Their acid could eat concrete. In a column called '"Youth Opinions," eight Johnstown-area high school students told which TV series were beginnlni to bore them. My favorite buddine critic wu a YOUOJ lady named Diane, wbO responded: " 'One Day at a Time' la basically the same thins all the Ume. 'Barney Miller' ls a dumb abow. It's not realbUc at all. 'Family Feud' is really just a ldssina aame. 'Flo' is jual a stupid Idiot s how. 'Charlie's Angela' la the same type of show always. 'Lou Grant' la an all crlme and violence show.•· Take that. you crybaby network PR types! I mu1t aay, tbou•h. that wbJle ·Diane seems eapeclalty astute ln her obeerva· lion re1ardln1 "One f:>•f at ~ a Time," I've never really tbouPt of "Lou Grant" 11 belnl "all crime and violence," at teut., not ln the tradltlonal teltvtalOn aenst. Maybe It 'a all tbat puncblnt on the computer typewriter ken. A seruor named Lacie was no less acerbic. and managed to as- s ert he rself a s a youth chauvirust, to boot. "Shows like 'The Brady Bunch' and 'The Big Valley' bore me." she said. ·'They've been on TV ever since I was in training pants " Yipes! Their acid could eat concrete. Back off, Lacie. I was your age when "Brady Bunch" was on. ·'. . . The kids on there never seem to grow up and none of them has up-t6-date problems. And if that's not enough, they had the sa.me problem three or four times in one month. It's the same with 'Big Valley.' " ·'Brady Bunch" was men- tioned by three of the eight high scboolen, sugaestlng that the f amlly Brady bas some closet fans. It's hard to admit you watch "Brady Bunch.'' A senicj' named Dave doesn't like th~ s how either. but consider his op._ nions on some of the other st he apparently watches b doesn't like: ". . . all the cartoons that a on Saturday. The dumb det live movies they have beca they just drag on and on. really meanjngless, stupid, sUI programs like ·Batman an Robin ' or 'Spiderman.' A lot QC the game shows and soap operu bore me too ; not that I really watch soap operas." Sure. Dave . or current network fare. the most common complaint seems to be the lack of originality. or, as freshman Steve put it, "lt'a practically the same thing every week." Where ha ve I heard that before? So, thanks to Mrs. Herman, and keep up the good work, kids. And remember: When the lady In the school cafeteria asks how you like your mystery meat cooked, a TV critic has but one choice: Rare. Very, very rare. ·Nation's young tackle energy dilemma NEW YORK (AP) -''Our energy problems will be aolved by the youngsters who today are ln tAe bilh schools and 1n1de echools ol America," say1 Alan Smith, president of the National Energy FoundaUon. Smllh polnta with pride to the founclallon'a own conlrlbutJon toward prepal1n1 the naUon'• youth to work ln Ula\ area -tbe SEER P'Olfam, a m&jOr proJ9Ct of Nltf, an ener11 l1'CMQJ «- 1ant1ed In ltfe to ralte public awareneu ol the aoure ... tbe ef. nclent utlllaatlOl'I and tbt COD· aerv aUOl'I ol ener1y. SEER -Student ExpoelUOQ on Enern Reaources -at- tempta to "develop an aw.,. ness amoni America'• acbool populaUon ol the enero·related changes -acienUftc, economic, aoclaJ and poUUcal -that will affect their Mure,'' Smith aaya. Each year, the ftnaU1ta' tD• trlea are diaplayed to the pubic. Winnen an announced at an u- nual dlnntr au.nded b7 ltaden In lndualr)', 1ovtrement an4 educatkm. Started tn New York, U.. SEER compeUUon la now spread.Int acro.1 the country, 1 • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 27, 1981 I JI ' 1 I I Right Now We'll Service Your Car for Less! ... But Not for Long!* F ew moments in life are more painful than when your local auto mechanic hands you a bill for "minor" repairs that turns out to be two, three or even four tlmes higher than you expected. It's even more frustrating to shell out large sums of money for car repairs or maintenance, only to discover that what you wanted wasn't right-or wasn't done at all. 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But hurry-all these offers end June 30. 1981 . 2888 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540·0330 Hours: Sales 9:00 AM 'til 9:00 PM Daily Service 7:00 AM 'til 5:~ PM M-F f t£1 ~~- When you bring your vehicle In for service, take •look at our custom "Service Our Pledge Courtesy Our CreeCI'' van conversions-we're speclsl/sts " 4 1 ·--·-.... ~---.-. .... -# ._,.....~ ~ ••• ~ .. ) -" •• ----~ -• 0 --- Daily Piiat SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1981 COMICS TELEVISION 86 87 0 ..... so. OW 4 cs c ezosao cs a cs ----'=-----------·-·-------·- The bowl· season arrives early in Newport Beach ... See 85. 0 a Strike gloom prevails 4 NEW YORK <AP) -There. again will be no major league baseball this summer weekend and when . . . or ii . . . the season will resume is anybody's guess. As the players' strike entered its thlrd week Friday. the latest round of race-to-face negotia- tions collapsed Ln an atmosphere or pessimism. Federal mediator Ken- neth Moffett, who earlier in the week averted a threatened strike by air traffic controllers but is having noticeably more difficulty trying to resolve this dispute. felt no further talks would be scheduled for at least several days. Ruth Cox tries to keep the ball away from Eric Kiernan of the Huntington Beach AAU team during a ·recent exhibition game. Meanwhile, the players ac- cused the owners of having some sort or timetable that forestalled an immediate settlement and charged them with avoiding the key issue of compensating teams whlch lose premium free agents in the annual re-entry draft. Wo1nen get into swiin of things The mood was 'perhaps best expressed by Kurt Bevacqua of the Pittsburgh Pirates, who sat in on the talks for the first lime. So it is for a new breed of athlete -the female water polo player By ED ZINTEI. Of ... Deity "'911Uft Last weekend. the Women's National water polo teams, A, B and C, took part in the 17-and-under Junior Olympics at Tustin High School. glove. At least after puberty. But that's not the way it is with women who play a highly physical game like water polo. ing, the men will go, ·wow. these girls Describing himselr as "an averagt: major league player, a utility man," the 34-year-old seven-year veteran said: Ron McCord said that at first. he was afraid to hurt them. are good.' . "Yeah, and they sure were slippery," added hls friend, Mark Brosius. Sounds like talk at the neighborhood street corner. They were probably tallc- ing about lizards or snakes, right? • Wrong. What they were talking about was women water polo players. · The two young high school-aged boys had just had their first experience play· ing water polo against femaJes and while they wouldn't admit that they had been outhustled, outsmarted and out- played, they were humble. The women did it for the experience. They got that. But so did the men they played against. "THEY'RE NOT any less physical than we are, if anything. they're more physical," said one member of the Tustin High team which had just lost to the women's B team, 7-4. Women have been playing the sport for well over 10 years now in thls coun- try. However. credibility and accep- tance is still a problem. Most hard core sports rans. even on the west cout, pro- bably are not aware that women are competitive in water polo. "By then, it's usually too late. Their male egos have been crushed. That's when they start to get physical with us." GETTING PHYSICAL, in some cases, has meant punch outs. Particularly when the women's national team plays in in- ternational water polo, where fouls are more OaJ(rant -and more allowable. '·I sat there and listened and I didn't see any sign of any type of settlement whatsoever. The only · thlng I saw was adamancy. I'm ready lo sit out all season if I have to, and when the strike started that was the last thing I wanted lo do. We're no closer to a settlement than we were a year ago." "Man, they're good," said another. "Most probably think it inconceivable that we can play thls sport," said Sandy Nitta, coach of the women's national teams. THAT'S USUALLY the way it turns out when this particular group of women, who range in age from 15 to 29, take to the tank against male coun- terparts. "It was fun, really different. But you can forget that you're playing against girls because they don't let you know it. They do everything the guys do lo each other -grab your suit underwater, kick, everythin~." Most males are taught at an early age lo treat' the fairer 1ex with a kid ••AT FIRST, the men are shocked when they're up against the girls. They'll have their guards down. "Then, around say the third quarter when they suddenJy realize they're loa- "There have been about si.x teams of all the boys teams we've play~ in three years that have been downright dirty with us." said Nitta. a former Olympic s wimmer at the 1964 Games in Tokyo. "But the girls have become used lo it. Some of the women's teams they've played internationally are just as <See WOMEN, Pace BZ> The collapse of Friday's negotiations came just one day after Ray Grebey. the owners' chief negotiator, said be was "encouraged." An obviously weary Moffett described the stalemate by say- in1. "Both aides are locked in." He said the talb collapsed ''pro- ba bly because both sides ran out of gas as far as finding a way to resolve the issue at thls time. We've been over and around and addressed the compensation is- sue just about every way it can be addressed. The problem, of course is the way it's going to be resolved." W as M agic's deal a publicity stunt? INGLEWOOD (AP> -Call it a publicity stunt, call it ex- travagant, call it whatever you want. Earvin "Magic" Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers is the proud owner of the longest- running, richest contract in the history of professional sports. Johnson, a two-year National Basketball Association veteran although still only 21 years of age, has signed a 25 .• year con- tract that will pay him $1 million a year, according lo Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss. THE CONTRACT begins in 1984 and runs through 2009. It begins when Johnson's current five-year, $500,000-per-year con- tract runs out. Dave Winfield reportedly signed a 10-year, $2.4 million con- tract with the New York Yankees before the start of the now -interrupted baseball season. That was believed to be the most lucrative sports agree- ment ever signed before the Buss-Johnson deal, which was made public late Thursday. million per year for 25 years. his decision was based on what Johnson would likely command as a free agent. "How much would he get right now?" Buss asked. "A million and a half? How much next year? Two million? Somewhere in there, I'm sure. So the $1 million a year I'm paying covers all his basketball playing." Buss said tallcs with Johnson were initiated by the player, who made it clear he wanted lo play hls entire career with the Lakers. "I TOLD HIM, 'Magic, it will be difficult because we'll have to figure in inflation.· But we worked it out. He's ecstatic." John.son is in Lansing, Mich .. spending time with his family and has been unavailable for comment. The 6-9 Johnson made a name for himself at Michigan State, leading the Spartans to the NCAA c hampionship as a sophomore in the spring of 1979. He decided lo turn pro and was the first selection in the draft later that spring. Players gather around coach Sandy Nitta (far right) for inltruction during o workout. The players have suggested a ,pool of players from wbicb teams losing free agents could draw while the owners want compensation in the form of a professional player directly from a team signing a free agent. SOVIET JI AVLTER CLEARS 19-03/4 MOSCOW <AP> -Vladimir Polyakov or the Soviet Union set a world record in the pole vault Friday, clearing 19-0~ during a meet against East Germany in Tbilisi. The 21-year -old athlete bet- tered by a half-inch the mark of 19-0~ set by France's Thierry Vigneron last week, the Soviet news agency Tass said. Soviet television showed tapes of Polyakov clearing the bar, and leaping up and down joyful- ly after hls record vault in the Soviet Georgian capital. Buss was asked if it was a coincidence that Winfield re- portedly gets $24 million and the Johnson contract Is for $25 million. "Entirely an accident," said Buss, laughing. "Sheer coin- cidence." Borg, McEnroe, Connors still on target A REPORTER pointed out that the agreement "seems lilte an expensive publicity stunt." "It sure la," replied Buss. J obnson reportedly becomes the third NBA player who will earn $1 million or more per year, joining teammate Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Houston's Moses Malone. It ii believed that nine baseball players are in that category, includ.i.n& Nolan Ryan, Geor1e Brett, Dave Parker and Fred Lynn. ReportMJy, nobody in pro football make1 more than $400,000 per year. But JobnlOD'a contract, which an NBA 1poke1man said baa t»ten approved by the leap, ta made dlatlnetlve by tu leqth Hd the fact that it'• 1trictly a caah deal. Bl1M WD tbe tODtraet doet not 1peetfy bow loal Jobnloft will plQ. The owaer 1ald tbat wbea ll•stc'1 playln1 career tDdl, be wlll 1tay wltb t.be LUen, proMNy bl tbe front of· nee. Buu said tbat while tt m1lbt .... I~ to pay an,_. 11 Top-seeded Swede UXJ.nts hard match with practice partner Gerulaitis today at Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -It bas all been so easy for Bjorn Bora, John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors. Borg, bidding for a sixth atrai1ht Wimbledon title, hu not dropped a set in reacbina the fourth round ol tbll year's All-England championship. Con- nors iJ in lbe same position. McF;nroe did drop one Ht to Raw Ramirez of Mexico in the secand round, but he was back in top aear Friday. Bora defeated Roll Gehrinl of West Germany 6-4, 7-5, 6-0 Friday and then admitted be would Uke a Lough match at some stage. "I feel ready for• lon1 bard match," aaid the 25-year-old Swede, who facea hls frieod and practice partner Vltaa Gerulaltls today. "Vilas bu been playlq very well. Ht'• lD lood shape," Bor1 said. ''Hi will come ln asa.lm\ me, be II very a1creuive," 8or1 uld of Oerulaltla. "But we bot.b bow each other'• ,.met prett1 well." Bors bal bad three •lralsbt·Mt vie· tori• 00 ..... ., to tbe tGUrtli round. "Wlt.b ...-y mat.c:b I've felt man eom· fortable ad conftdent.," be...... . He is now ready for a tougher ex- amination. Gerulaitis and Borg have met before in the world's areatest arass court tournament, Borg winning a five-set semifinal thriller in 1977. Connors defeated fellow American Tony Glamma.lva 6-4, 6--t, 6-0, while McEnroe blitzed compatriot Bob Luts 6-4, 6-2, 6-0. Eight Americans in the lS-player field were Joined by four unseeded Australians, a South African, a Pole, an Indian and the inevitable Bora. Paul Kronk, a 26-year-old Australian who la troubled by a back iDjury, stated tbe bl11est upset of the day, ~ Din· th-seeded Jose Lula Clerc of Artentlna 2•6, 6-4, s-1, 7-t. Only six ol the 18 men's Heda have survived, while 11 of the women -ID· chadLnc all of the top el1bt -made lbe fourth round. Two·tlme Wimbledon champion Martina Navratilova, who defeated · American 8baron Waish 1-1, 2-e, M, lboupt &be bad an explanaUon for the dbparity. "Then II mon depth ln men'1 t.tnn11 , but allo the men were leeded a lot cm ' their clay court performances. The women do nol vary so much on different surfaces, so the seedings tend to bold up a lot better," said Martina. NavraWova feels there iJ more deplb in women's tennia each year. "The way I see it, any of five players (herself, C1echo1lovallian Hana Mandllkova and Americana Cbri1 Evert Lloyd, Tracy Austin and Andrea Jaeaer) could wtn the women '1 Utle," she said. "I'd be 1urprised If Andrea won, but she la a dellnite threat. Five pla,yen makes lt a lot more potential wln.nen than there have been in past years." Austin, 18, was given a scare by AQlttallan Susan Leo and had to save three Ht pointa 1n the 1econd Ht before wlnnlnc e-2, 7-&. But Lloyd, Mandllkova and Jae1er au had relatively euy vic- torfea. Lloyd ousted Lele Forood ol UM Unit· ed Statet 1-2, 7-8; llUldllkova downed American Andrea Buchanan 1-3, a.o and J ae1er Cl"Ulbed LelUe Allen ol the Unit· ed Statet .. 1, f-2. "We both •treed the court WUD't ftt to play on," Lfoyd 1aid after ber wtn. "lt'I called the Ul)Mt cCM't by tbe playen and I can unclent&Dd wtlJ. It II a great equalizer. The balls don't come up and they take funny bounces." Lloyd, who won the Wimbledon slnales crown ln 1974 and 1978 and la a four·Ume nmner·up, l1n't happy with the way abe hu been plaYtna this year. "I haven't been playin1 that well," abe said, "but I haven't really been tell· eel yet." The lineup for tlte round-ol·lS looked like tbil: Borg vs. Gerulaitia; McNamara va. Jeff Borowiak, U.S .; Connora n . Fibak; Kronk vs. Vijay Amritr~, ID· dla; Rod Frawley, Australia, vs. John Fit11erald, Auatralia; Sandy Mayer, U.S., vs. Tim Mayotte, U.S.; Johan Kriek, South Africa, va. FranclJco Gonsales, U.S .. and SmJth VI. McEnroe. The women'• pairlncs: Lloyd VI. Puquale; lllma Jausovec, Yu1oalavla, v1. Jae1er; Auatln va. Barbara Potter.1.. U,.S.; Jo Durie, Bri- taini va. Pam .nver, U .8.: VlrllnJa Ru& ct. Romania, VI. Kat.by JoNu, U.S.; 8et11 Na1elHD, U.S., H . N avraUlova: Wendy Turnbull, AuatraUa. va. Pam T.....,._, U.S., and Anne Robbi, .lrltaln, u . Mandlikova. - • • Orange Oo11t DAILY PILOT/laturday, Jun1 l7,1111 Free agency in NF L wo n't wo rk-Ga rvey From AP dispatches CHICAGO -Ed Garvey, ex-m ecutive dJrector of the National Foot· f. ~ ball League Players Association, said Friday the football players "are proud of the way baseball players have shown solidari- ty" in their strike against the owners. Garvey was sidetracked with questions con- cerning the baseball strike. "We support the baseball strike," said Garvey. "We are watching the situation closely. What happens in one sport usually happens in another. There is cross ownership and some of the same problems emerge." Although baseball players are on strike because of free agency compensation, Garvey insists "free agency will not work in pro· fessional football. "Let me give you an example -the New Orleans Saints," said Garvey. "They had a 1·15 record and the Oakland Raiders won the Super Bowl but John Mecom received as much money as Al Davis did You don't have to win in the National Football League to make money." Garvey said in any other business this would be a conspiracy but in the "NFL It is cooperation among the partners who admittedly do not compete. There is no incentive for win- ning." Quote of the day "I wish I could tell you I was sky diving · and my parachute didn't open." -Pit· ts burgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw, who fractured the big toe on his left foot by kicking the sharp edge of a din· ing room counter while chasing his two dogs. l'lt'nando de nlH eoc:.ptlng payment MIXIOO CITY -PUobln1 Ill 11n11Uoft hrllldo Valeuuela ol UM Loi Mltl~•n dtnied rrtdaJ ht had ao pa~mnt far pla>1_q ln an ttahibl Oft MHblU pmt ID 'njuana, 1111· lco. "I don't ooUeot for txbtblUou," tbe IO· year-old Nolde told report.a bere alter aniv- ln• for 1 weekend of public appearances. He uld be knew noUling about an lnveatl1atloo by the Dodgers that he violated his contract. A report from lhe United States aaid Valensuela 1ot $3,000 for last weekend's ex- hibition, ln which Dodger teammates Pepe Frias and Pedro Guerrero also took part. The players are Idled v~to by the major league baseball strike. Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, Al Campanls, the Dodgers' vice-president in charge of player personnel, issued the following statement: "We have determined that three of our players -Fernando Valenzuela, Pedro Guer· rero and Pepe Frias -played in exhibition games last weekend in Mexico. ''Their participation ls a violation of the uniform player's contract and we are gathering information on the details of what took place.•• Mitchell, Strange, Pate tie for lead Jeff Mltcbell birdied two of the !I last three holes for a 68 that lllled him into a three-way lie for the lead in the second round of the Danny Thomas· Memphis golf classic Friday. Mitchell is tied with Cunis Strange and former U.S. Open champion Jerry Pate at 139 for 36 holes ... Nancy Lopes-Melton, adding gloss to her already perfect record at the Locust Hill Coun· try Club, fired a four-under-par 619 to Lie Pat Bradley for the second round lead in the LPGA Sarah Coventry women's tournament ... Ar1 Wall, Jr. and Dan Sllles mastered whipping winds and tricky greens for two-under-par 6l9s and a one-stroke lead in the opening round of the PGA Seniors' tournament in Marlboro, Mass ... Canadian DuJel Talbot aced the 17th hole en route lo a scrambly 73 and a share of the lead with Ray Floyd and Doa A.limn after 36 holes of the Canadian PGA tournament. ............. BBC,FV v olleyball finalist s Speclcal to tbe DaUy Pilot OMAHA -Balboa Bay Club of Newport Beach continued un· defeated in the boy's senior division Friday with a 15·13, 15-9 victory over the CC Juniors of Northern California in the U.S. Volleyball Association junjor na- tionals here. The ,BBC seniors are ooe of three Orange Coast area tearm in the finals of the three boy's divisions. BBC will alao be in the finals of the junior boy 's divisioll &fafter winning a pair of matches Friday. FountaJn Valley Volleyball Club will meet Outrigger Club of Hawaii ln the finals of the in· termediate boy's division today in the double-loss elimination tournamept. The Balboa Bay Club seniors are composed of players from Charlie Brancf s 1980 CIF cham· pionsbip Newport Harbor Hilb team. Included on the roster are Bill Caldwell, Tom Bunnell, Kevin Drokes and Gret Sullivan among others. Marina's team lost a pair of decisions to Fountain Valley Fri· day, both in three games. 1be first went 15-8, 10·15, 15-S in favor of FV and the second was 14·16, 15·13, 15·10. Fountain Valley lost to Outrigrer, also in three games, 5-15, 15--7, 9·15. SMASHING SUCCESS -Jimmy Co rs is a picture of con- centratioo as be returns a shot from Tony Giammalva dur- ing their third round singles match Friday at Wimbledon. Connors woo the match iD straight sett, 6-4, 6-4, 6.0. In the junior boy's competi- tion, Newport Beach lost to Balboa Bay Club and to Manhat· tan Beach and was eliminated. BBC was a victor over both other n.nalista in two stral&ht and will be favored to capture today's ftnals. No report was available from the Orange County girls teams competing in the nationals. ~ Lindley scrambles into Amateur fin al Special &o u.e Dally Pilot PEBBLE BEACH -Brian Lind.tey, a U.year~ld eDClDeef from Fount.ai.D VaUey who plays out of Mesa Verde Country Club in Coeta Mesa, 1ained a spot in the finals of the California Amateur 1olf champiooabip1 with a pair of victortea Friday. Lindley will face Joe Tam· burlno, an 18-year-old freshman at San Joee State Uni veraily. in today'• 31-bole ftnals on the Peb- ble Beach Golf Links in the 10th annual event. Llnclley, a former USC junior varsity golfer who has worked at McDonnell-Uouglas 10 Hunt· lnaton Beach the last 2~ years as an engineer, defeated Don DuBois in the quarterfinals. S. and.4. He then came back with a 2·and·l victory over Ed Luetbke of Los Altos in the semis Friday. Lindley says he has quit bis job to concentrate on goll and a posaible career on the PGA tour. He wants to play in the U.S. Amateur ln San Francl1co in the fall and then •ill attempt to quallly for the tour. Big A to host base ball. gaime RENO (AP) -Sporta fans in Anaheim and San Diego will have their dreams come true - well, sort, of -when baseball returns to their major league atadlums next Friday and Satur· day. It won't be major lea1ue baseball. But the Reno Padres are scheduled to play the Redwood Pioneer s July 3 at Anabelm Stadlum and July 4 at Jack Murphy-San Diego Stadium -the tirat Ume du.rlnc the ongotna baseball strike that mlnor league clubl will have played in major lea1Ue parka. Both tealBI are in the •ln&le A California Lea1ue. Reao'a Bu•ball today On tll1I date lD b ... bau ln 1171: Prllb out ol W•tohffter Hl1b lobool, 1 .. 1•ar·old Davtd Cl1dt pttcb.ct ftve ln· n.ln11, IU'Uok out tlaht, anow.d Juat one bit and picked up tbe victory u tbt Ttxu R1n11rt beat tbt MlMeeot1 Twtne, 4-3. NFL wim one against Davis A crowd of H ,HI packed ArUncton Stadium for Clyde'• major leaiut debut - the rirst home sellout In Ranier hlatory. Despite Clyde's heroics. the Raneera re- mained in last place In the American League West, 13 games behind the pace· setting Angels. The Angels won their 12th game out of the last 17, beatlnt the Chicago White Sox, 3·1, behind the four·tUt pitching of Bill Singer and a home run by Mike Epstein. LOI ANO&LU (AP) -A chars• of COD•, aptracy a1atn1t National Football watue Com· mlasloner Pete Roselle, Rams owner Oeor1t1 Frontiere and San Diego Chargers owner Gene Klein was thrown out of the antit.nut case aeainat the NFL Friday. The ruline by Federal Judie Harry Pre1erson left intact the main issue -whether the NFL'• rule affecting team moves violates the Sherman (antitrust) Act -but was clearly a victory for the defense. McNamara signed for another year The Cincinnati Reds have signed • Manager Jobn McNamara to another one-year contract that will take him The Oakland Raiders and the Loe An1elea CoUseum Commission are suin& the NFL over the league's refusal lo allow the Raiders to move to Los Angeles. One of the Ralders' allegation• in the suit was that Frontiere, Klein and Rozelle con· spired to prevent the move ln an attempt to pre· serve the Southern California football market for the Chargers and Rams . through the 1982 season. McNamara, 49, is in bis third season as Reds manager . . . Dave WUson. relieved but al.so disappointed to see the end of his college football career, an· nounced Friday he will enter the supplemental draft of the National Football League and ex· ··It is my conclusion that from the evidence presented at trial . . . a reasonable juror would not find the three named individuals conspired," said Pregerson in making bis ruling. The NFL and Joseph Cotcbett, attorney for the Rams, bad re· quested such a ruling a week ago. · peels to join the New Orleans Saints . . . Two racers on the Championship Auto Racing Teams circuit won a partial victory in their fight against a 60-day suspension, but they cannot race in Sunday's Kraco Twin 125-mile cham· pionship car races at Atlanta International Raceway. U.S. District Judge Charles Moye "I feel like $160 million," said Rozelle. usint the monetary figure that the Raiders were de· manding from the defendants. "The case bad been cluttered with personal issues but the judge has done a fine job of carving them out." Klein, recovering from a heart attack he suf· fered after testifying in the case a month ago, was not in court. However, his son Michael, stand.ing next to Rozelle on the steps outside of the U.S. Dis· trict courthouse, said, "It'll help a lot" toward aid· Ing his father's recovery. c amara granted a temporary restraining order allowing Tom Saeva and Dick Simon to race on the CART circuit, but the or· der takes effect after Sunday's race ... The Wausau. Wis., Timbers and Burlington, Iowa, Bees have arranged to play a Class A Midwest League baseball game at County Stadium Milwaukee July 15 ... J oachim Kuu snatched 331.1 pounds at the East German weightlifting cha mpionships to set a world record for lightweights in the event ... The Indiana Pacers have signed second round draft pick Al Leslie and third-round choice Purvis Miller, formerly of USC, to multi-year contracts. "I've learned a lot about the justice system," said Frontiere outside the courtroom. "There is justice alter all. I just kept thinking 'what am I do· ing here.' .. Frontiere has been sitting in a back row seat in the courthouse with her husband, Dominic. through most of the trial. Frootiere said she and her husband would contlnue to attend the trial, which is expected to last through most of the sum- mer. Pregerson issued his ruling after nearly two hours of arguments. Joseph L . Alioto, attorney for the Raiders. said afterwards. "I think the judge wants to streamline the case." Alioto said he intends to ap· peal Pregerson's ruling. From Page 81 WOMEN GET INTO SWIM • • • physical as the men ... Last Summer, a group of women from the U.S .. under the direction of Nitta, played in the Women's World Cup Games in Holland. Five teams competed with the U.S. placing second. "We could have won it but Holland scored in the last 10 seconds and beat us 8· 7 in the final," Nittasaid. This summer, 13 women from Nitta's squad will travel to Australia for the World Cup Games. And they have no less iolentioaa than to win the title. "Our long term problem," said Dion Dickinson, considered the finest women's goalie in tbe world, •·is exposure. We've bad trouble getting the Eastern European countries to accept women playing water polo. To them, swimming is fine, but water polo is out of the ques- tion." Dickinson, 25, swam on the teams al University High in Irvine, but didn't start to play water polo until about five years ago. Her int.ereat in the sport was sparked by the innertube C0«1 water polo she played at UC Santa Barbara. Now, she's the captain of the women's national team. "SHE'S ALWAYS been athletic ," said Dorothy Dickinson. Dion's mother. "It doesn't bother me that she plays. Water polo has daniers just lllte any other sport." Mrs. Dickinson said that she couJd recall only one significant injury in Dione's playing career. "She was hit with a ball in the head and went unconscious. Sbe bad her speech impaired for about two weeks but she was fine after that." Obviously. water polo is not for every girl. For one thing, it requires a tremendous amount of discipline The national team will work out twice daily during the,. summer, four hours a day with the first workout beginning at 6:30 a.m .. wherever they can find a pool. The national team's home base is considefed Heritage Park Pool in Irvine but ln ac· tuality, they have no real home. THE WOMEN receive no funds from outside organiza. lions. The trips they take must be paid for by each player. "Some of our best girls won't be a ble to go to Australia because they won't be able to get the money." said Dickinson, one of a few who's able to hold a full-time job with a demanding schedule. Even Nitta admits that since she took over the na· Uonal team coaching assign· ment two years aeo. she hasn't been able to work. And, she estimated that she spent some $10,000 laaL season of her own money to keep the team anoat. Women from as far away as Florida have come to play on the national team. This year's squad has pJayers from Texas. Maryland and Nevada. Most. however, are from Orange County. Marla Smith, for example; hails from Laguna Beach. Sandy Vessey is from Huntington Beach. WHEN NJTrA sent the girls against Tustin High last Salur· day, she bad quite a personal ln· volvement in the game. She used to coach the Tustin High JV men. Baseball trivia ~g today and continuing unW the baseball strike is settled, the bally Pilot will tax the minds of baseball ex· perts with a trivia quiz. Answers to today's quiz are on Page 85. 1. Which team had several players taken to trial for throwing the World Series and in what year did it occur? 2. In 1963, Mickey Vernon was replaced as manager of the Washington Senators. Which former Dodger replaced him? 3. In 1974, while Alvin Dark was guiding the Oakland A's to the Western Division Championship, Billy Martin was managing another American League team. Which team? 4. Cleveland Indians star Rocky Colavito finis hed his major league career with which club? 5. In the 1974 World Series. Oakland defeated the Dodgers. four games to one. Who wu the lone LA winning pitcher? · "It was a good learning ex· perience for everyone con· cerned," said Boyd Philpot, the new Tustin High coach and a former standout al UC Irvine. "There were a lot of old al· titudes to overcome. But I don't think there was much difference for my boys to get beat by women. Most of the women were a lot more older and knowledgeable. "StilJ, one thing I noticed is that the women seem to be more organized and disciplined. I'd say their best girls are on the level of a medium lo good high school boys varsity team." Nl1TA EXPLAINS that her teams concentrate on finesse and speed rather than power. "Wby overpower someone when you can't?" she reasons. One male observer concluded that perhaps women are physically better equipped for water polo. •'I th.ink they might be able to stand the strain more," he said. "They execute so much better than men. When girls play girls, that's when they'll try to match strength with each other. Nitta tells them not to overpower and tbat gets the men really upset." Still, with aJl the due credit be· Ing given, there came with it the typical male reactions . Said one enthusiastic male player: "Wow, I got to cover the best looking one! What a fox!'' Salt Lake on TV "I wasn't ready to try the proa earlier," be said. "But I'm re- ady now. My mental same ii re· ady and my swine ii~." parent club la tbe Su Dl• -------------------------::-- Pa.Srea, while the Redwood Pioa ... an an Aocel farm thab baaed tn Rohnert Part, Calif. 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Tennis could learn a lesson from golf The biggest one being class By WILL GalMSLEY , Ali> ...... Clilu J 1 WIMBLEDON, En2Jand CAP> -Moving from the serenity and , leisurely pace of the Merion Golf Club,.where the U.S. Open was , heldtlast weekend, to the slam· bapg fire and fury of Wimbledon's center court can be a revealing experience. Kindred sports in a way, with . the same British ancestors, golf and tennis are as far apart in style and substance as t~ personalities of Jack Nicklaus and John McEnroe. GOLF IS A sport steeped tn tradition , supe rbly ad · ministered, high in value of ethics with unquestionably the most gentlemanly and cooperative competitors in all sports. Tennis, once regarded as a panty-waist pastime played only by sissies, has been hard to Uve with s ince it busted its buttons coming into adulthood with the explosion of the 1960s. It has become a game rife with arrogance and contention, running wild. It got rich too quickly. With no stern mama and papa, it has failed to mature , in accordance with its wealth. It is a game without discipline and guidance. Its players large- • ly have been pampered from the moment they put on their first pair of white shorts . A few of the brightest stars have become sur- ly and uncontrollable . The shame of it. JIMMY CONNORS, after some 18 months on the temper- tantrum wagon. has suddenly fallen off. This sprtne, be bu been busy bad-mouthlne um· pires and linesmen and general- ly ma.king a dunce of hhnaelf. John McEnroe, who vowed be would change, bas proven to be the same "Superbrat" of old. Only golf seems to have escaped the modem trend of de· fiance on the part of the new, filthy-rich breed of superstars. In baseball, managers bump umpires, kick dirt on umpires' shoes and generally demean the men in blue while fans chortle in glee . One team, before the strike, bad a bird mascot wbo elicited laughter by bangine an umpire dummy on the ground. "Kill the umpire!" yelled the delighted crowd. LEAGUE PRESIDENTS re- act with a mild slap on the wrist in the form of a negligible fme and a few days off. Com· missioner Bowie Kuhn is power- less to do anything about it, just as he has no clout to ajudicate the current players' strike. Even the popular. mild· mannered George Brett, baseball's best hitter. changed colors to the extent he felt im- pelled to strike out at a photo· grapher. Ice hockey referees refuse to step into stick -swinging brawls. Football and basketbaU referees are inclined to overlook some in· fractions -·such as excessive roughness -on the premise it is all part of the game and fans love it. If such a trend is allowed to go unabated, sports can become anarchy. USED BMW's* "1978 633CS1 Fiord blue IM'dark blue leather. auto .. air cond .. sunroof. alloys. AM'FM cassette. 36.700 miles. (817VE0). "1976 3 OS1· Blue w/blue leather. auto .. air cond .. sun· roof. AM/FM. 54,000 miles. (385UBJ) In Newport Beech Roy Carver BMW I S40 JAMBOREE RD .• NEWPORT CENTER NEWPORT BEACH. CA. 92660 714-640-6444 Orange Coast DAILY PtLOT/Saturday, June 27, 1981 Wimbledon highlights tv today Early round coverage on tap in tennis classic John McEnroe Ovett upset; Scott third OSLO. Norway CAP) -Tom Byers handed British l,SOO· meter world-record holder Steve Ovett only the third defeat ol bh career at that distance, winning the event Friday in the Bislett Games track and field meet. "I just don't believe it," Byers said after fulisbing two meters ahead of Ovett in a time of 3 minutes, 39.01 seconds. Ovett wa s c locked in 3 :39 .53 . American Steve Scott was third In 3:39.58 while John Walker of New Zealand, whose 3 :34.5 is the fastest 1,500-meter time in the world thls year, could do no bet· ter than 10th. Byers, a 26-year-old native of Columbus, Ohlo. who now lives in Eugene, Ore., set a sizzling pace and built a lead of 80 meters midway through the race. BJ HOWA&D L. HANDY ... ...., ........ Wimbledon tenn.lt competitioo ii warmln1 up tor the nm to the wire next weekend with Dick En· ber1 and company ln Encland to brinl the early matches back on Channel 4. Today's broadcast beClDI at 1: 30. The only other action on the set today from live competition la the Memphis Classic golf toura.ment on Channel 2 at 2:30. The usual run of special shows Including Sports Saturday <Channel 7), Wide World of Sports (Channel 7), some outdoor taped segments, bowl· lng and soccer are also aet for alrtng. The baseball st.rite continues to hamper the weekend television programs and no letup la in sight an an end to the Impasse between the players and owners. Following are the top sports events on TV today. Ratings are: I I I I excellent; 111 worth watchino; I I fair; I forget It. ~ 1:30 p.m., Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./ TENNIS: Wimbledon Championships. Announcers: Qlck Enberg, Bud Collins, Donald Dell and Blllle Jean King. Fourth round matches from the famed Wimbledon grass courts tournament, the oldest on the tennis circuit, wlll take place today. With Bjorn Borg, Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe all advanc· Ing to the fourth round In men's singles and Chris Evert Lloyd, Tracy Austin and Martina Navratilova In the women's singles, plenty of tap-flight action is In store. I) 2:30 p.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ GOLF: Memphis Classic. Announcers: Pat Summerall, Jack Whitaker, Frank Glleber, Ben Wright, Ken Squier and Ken Ven- turi. Jeff Mitchell birdied two of the last three holes for a 68 that lifted him into a three-way tie for the lead In the Memphis Classic with Curtis Strange and former U.S. Open champ Jerry Pate going into today's third round. First-round leader Tom Kite is tied with three others, one stroke behind the leaders. OTHER TELEVISION 11 a.m. (5) -TENNIS -Biii Scanlon vs. Harold SECURITY A private community with entry guard on duty 24 hours a day at the main entrance. RECREATION An exclusive mllllon dollar recreation center with clubhouse, games and hobby rooms, etc. Solomon In a .WCT match ta~ In March at Salisbury, Md. Vic Britden and Cllff Orysct.le report . 11 :30a.m. (13) -SOCCER HIGHLIGHTS. 1 :30 p.m. C 11) -OUTDOOR LI l'E -Former NFL star Dick Butkus fishes for blue marlin In The Bahamas. 3 p.m. (~) -WESTERN OUTDOORSMAN - Program host Ron Hayes travels th~h the wllder· ness. (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEG•NDS. 3:30 p.m. (7) -SPORTS SATURDAY -Brent Musburger Is the host of a sports overview with selected features, Including the U.S. sport acrobatics championships, taped at Tempe, Ariz. Also: The trlckshot competition In the world's greatest pool players. (7) -PRO BOWLING -The finals of the Showboat PBA doubles classic, taped at Las Vegas. Chris Schenkel and Nelson Burton, Jr. report. (34) - FUTllOL -Brazll vs. Paraguay. 5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - Aaron Pryor (27-0) defends his WBA junior welterweight title against Lennox Blackmoore (23-2) In a scheduled 15-round boot, taped at the Hacienda Hotel In Las Vegas. Also: The U.S. outdoor track and field championships, taped In Sacramento. Commen- tators include: Howard Cosell and Ke ith Jackson. 6:30 p.m. (50) -TENNIS FOR THE FUTURE -Coach Vic Braden shows how to reduce stress dur-ing a match. 8 p.m. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 9 p.m. (50) -SPORTS AMERICA -Highlights of an exhibition soccer game between the Chicago St· Ing and the University of Wisc.onsln Badgers. 10:30 p.m. (34) -NASL SOCCER -The Los Angeles Aztecs vs. the Earthquakes, taped earlier in the evening in San Jose. RADIO Baseball -Phoenix at Salt Lake City, 6 p.m. KM PC (710). I (The Dally Piiot is not responsible for late changes.) 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ITCHING IP H aa 50 W·L •llA ~ 2t 14 2S M 1.M 103 • 16 40 t-3 UI ICM'> 1 J 2 l·I L.Sl »"> Jt 11 ll O.J 2.94 • 5l •H>AO S~ SI It M .. , l.12 41\fJ ,. 17 22 )-1 l.lt tOV> 100 2' 2'I 74 UD S2"> S6 12 17 ,... 4.10 40v, S4 21 M 4·S 4, II '"' " 4 s 0.1 1.41 Sll SU 1'8 >3t 11·2'1 U3 Dodger average• aATTIMO a• , " .. , .... ,c1. GMerrero 191 27 ., 10 30 .XU Bak., 221 u ., • 21 .Jo:> Scloo<la 154 IS 44o 1 • .1" Gervo 233 l2 u • JI, .21• Mol'lday " 10 17 s II .279 Cey 201 2S SS ' 10 27• L•ftdrew• 211 ,, S7 • ,, .271 Smllll IS • • 1 ' .1'1 Frias 27 5 7 0 l ·"' TllomH "" 10 ,. I IS 24.S 'l"Hl)er "° l • l , .200 Ruuall ISi ll ,, 0 10 "' Jollntl-44 s 7 0 l .112 LC19H 114 25 11 l 1 .111 Fero"'°" " 2 l 0 1 .143 Tota II 1,'42 UJ 50I .. lit ,., .. ITCHING II' •• so W·L EllA s1-•rl .. ~ • • 10 ).I 0.Sl RellU ~ 7' 12 ,, s-J I tO H-• ,."" 12 .. " •·l 2.0. Velel\l...Ce 110 ,. JS 101 .... l.•S GollJ 37\1) 2' • 2'I 1~ u.s HOOlOft 7~ 115 20 " 7·) 2., Welell ~ n ,. SI •·l l.2• $vtcllff• 41\1) M " 1S 2·1 l.27 Fortier 12"' 21 • • o~ • •• Cullllo 3111'> 27 " .. , ... s ... Total' SIS\/'> 4SO 1S7 lll 3'-21 2.1., Meior LHQUI IHcMfl MMl•ICAJI u.-..ua llUNS ....... -. ~ 46, IV-. ........ ... ear-.......... •1 w.. ...... ........ ,,, ,..,.,,..,, o.11. ...... -. HIU· ~ ._..,, U, Otlver, fa1- a1, JS, l\I_, ........ "; ......... ....... n: c-,......,111--.0 ... ......, 11 oouaLU· Ollt, "-City, ••• ,.,,....., OMlar>CI, 16; Oii-, Tna1, It; ~ a.IOl'I, IA/,._..._ SNl119, 14.. Tlt.,LU: Catlne, Ml.-MIU, '· Orlfflll • Terot1te, S, lalflll,, Cllita9e, 5, ~. CJll'-, 5, 5 T'-' Wltll 4 STOLEN USES: --· Oali ...... U, Crw, .. .., .. ,a , Olltllt, Clew•-. 17; LaFlar•, CNQIO, It; IWl\'lllry, .. ",,_.· 12. STlllKIEOVTS aarker, C .. velalld, PO, alyleYeft, Cl•veland, 67. "l•"at•"• aa111more. •J. 0a¥h, N•• Yortr., .. ; L.onard, K-Cl1Y • .O NATIONAL LIAOUa RUNS: Collll'I•, Cll'IC!ftnall. U ; Scllmkll. Plllladel .... a, •; Ralftlll, NIOl'llrMI, Jt; Heft.. drltll, SI. Louis, 37; O.W-, MolltrMI, M, Fotter, Cll'lclftnall, ,., HITS: ft-, PNl .... lpllla. U ; COl'l<etlCIOl'I. ClnclMall, '7; C01lln1, Clrtelftflllll, 61; GrH·· fey, Cll'IClnNMl,'7; ...._, 0.,.....,61. DOUBLES· Buclulaf. Clllc .... It; c;o,.. cepcloft, Cl11clMall, It; Herl\aftMI. St. LOlils. ••; Cllamoclu, AUarita, u ; ........,, ~., .. TRIPLES R•1noldt, HOlltlon, t ; Rfclla•dt, Sari Oleeo. 7, Ratnat, -... 1. •; Herr, St. L.oult, •; Tel"l'IOletAM\, SI. Laul'-.. STOLEN BASES. llall\H, NIOl'ltrNI, '°; Mortll, S... "ral'ICIKO, 1•, Scott, -.... n. --· PltUOu<Oll. 11. coulfl,, Cl11Cift. nall, "· Puhl, HOlltlOft, ••. Smllll, S... 01990. , .. URlltEOVTS V--'-· o.teen. •; CMllOI\, Pllli..!9flla. '4, Solo, CIMll'WIMI, ... R.,...., ._tori, 7', Guuto-., - ...... Ml Misc. Fridey'• tranHc11ona IASalALL. ................ CINCINNATI llEDS -Slgfted Joh" McNamara, maft ... r, 1111011111 Ille 1'92 Maaon. IA.ltlaTULL ................... ..._latlee INOIANA PACEllS -Slgnod Al Lnlle. ~rd; .rid"""''' Miiler, lorwaro. PHOENIX SUNS ~ Lerrr Naflt8, lorwaro. l'OO'TIAU. ....................... IU,.FALO BILLS -Sltned Byron Fral'llllln, wldle real...,, to• -IH ot l,,,.. -Y•., CAWllfK1s PITTHURGH STEELERS -SltMd Oon91d Quartet, II-Ur SOCCI• .... .., ..... lacur ....... BALTIMOllE BLAST -SI_. Gatry A,, ......... .... ~*"-....... TOROHTO aLlllAllO -"-'<ed 1119 retlt l\allcwl ot Kellll Eeldy. -c-11. Na,,.... Daw T_ l,,..,lnl -co«ll. cou.ao• aOISE STATE ---0-Ble,.-a.slMl'IC ..,..tic dlr.tor. ll ICH~D -"-od Ille rtt'-1IOl'I ot I.Ou o-u. ---" '-"· Probowtln\ ,aATOUaMOMIYL AOallS I. EerlAllll!ofty $110,l» J.Mar ..... IHOI,,_ UM,115 ). Mark Rolll 74,tOS to highlight speedway motorcycle action at the Orange County Fair· grounds in Costa Mesa Friday night before s.792 rans. Bast, or Alta Loma, defeated Lance King or Van Nuys, John San, dona of Rialto and John Foster or Buena Park in the scratch event. AROMATIC CEDAR 9aQ.~~T11!lNING $ SALE 95 Danny Becker or Fountain Valley woo over Mike Muntean or San Juan Capistrano in the special match race . In the handicap main event, Dennis Bransford or Riverside led Jlm Lawson, also of Riverside; Gene Woods of Costa Mesa; Tom Hughes of Riverside; Curt Strommer or San Bernardino; and Dave Sims of Orange to the finish line. Steve Lucero was the second divis~·o main winner while Castro of Garden Grove n the third division race. Speedway cycle action continues every Friday night throughout the summer months at the Fairgrounds track in Costa Mesa . DAILY Pll.01' CLASSIFIED ADS M2•M18 . Reg. $39.95 Cort. 4x8x ~" MAHOGANY PLYWOOD GREAT FOR MANY USES Reg. $15.00 4x8x~" TEAK $ PLYWOOD Reg . "lfAUTIRJl STOCX" $44. 00 4x8x ~" REAL OAK PANELING V4lOOYEO READY TO $JAIN Reg. $25. 4x8x~" "LUMBER CORE" $ c.ART. SALE 95 SALE 95 SALE 96 SALE Dr. Robert Moore D.C. 95 Announces The Opening of His New Irvine Office MAHOGANY$ PLYWOOD~~ ALUMINUM SALE ITS BEl°IER THAN AN EXTRA HOUR'S SLEEP! Top Professional Athletes. Corporate Executives, Businessmen and Women, and local housewives have all used the servioes of Dr. Robert Moore. Dr. Moore has among the finest facilities Chiropractic It\ Orange County. SCREEN DOORS '1CllP M IUGS OUT" % OFF (And it puts cash in your pocK:et.) - 'MOORE tnllROPRRCTIC A PROPUSIONAL couoaATION t.IMnMTO STOCK OM MANI Ofl84flAYI Mf •3071 Zt6t CINTUIY PL C.OlTA MISA # .. ,. . .r. t '. ·' . ·~. k .. ·. , I) I ,, ., .. , ~ .. . :.:. •' •• 9 •Cf rs~ , Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 27, 1981 •• Delly "9l .... lly ... ~aywia Bowling on th~ green is serious business to these competitors. From left, they include: Vern Miller of CdM ; Don Wilson , Irvine ; Om er Phoenix, Mission Viejo ; and Dorothy Mornson, CdM. Above right, Lloyd Barnet, Bill Meierstein and Ken Fagans measure the distancefromthe jackandbelow,abusybowli ng scene . Bowl season arrives early • m Newport Beach • By HOWARD L. HANDY .... .,.., .......... There's an arc and a bias, a bowl and a skip but none bas anything in common with welding, sewing, eating or rope jumping where these words are more commonly associated. The Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club bu two such greens and recently staged a two-day tourna· ment for mixed triples. The event, sponsored by Foremost Home Brokers, drew a maximum field of 192 bowlers with from two to 40 years of. experience. Tourna- ment director H. Austin Johnson explains the game in this manner: Rather, the terms are endeared to bowling on the green -lawn bowling -a sport that bas come down through the years of history from the days of Sir Francis Drake through the presidency of George Washington. ''It's simply a matter of rolling a bowl on the grass," he says. "It's called a bowl because it ls not round and it doesn't go in a straight line. Lawn bowlers will ~ll you that Drake, in 1588, was told that the Spanish Armada was close at hand and he replied: "Be gone until I finish my game of bowls." America's first President reportedly had the first bowling green in this country at the early White House. "One side is on the biu and you bold it ln your band with that side on the inside of your arc. The bowl will always curve on the small side. It is cut at three percent and on greens it will biu about 12 to H feet in the normal 90-foot lane. A bowling green is 120xl.20 feet square with ehcht lanes to accomodate 48 people in threesomes. ''The difficult thing about it, compared to lane bowling where you knock something down, is that you have to figure velocity of the wind and bow much it will add to or take of.f the bias. Stewart going nutty over baseball strike LOS ANGELES (AP) -Dave Stewart doesn 't particularly want to spend the rest of bis life as a nut·and-bolt packer , but the Los Ange les Dodgers pitcher says he needed a job. "I've got some money saved, but this strike could last a long ti me," said the 24-ye ar-old Stewart, a rookie reliever on strike along with the rest of the major league players. "I wanted to have some money coming in so I wouldn't have to be only taking money out of my savings. "I GUESS you could say I needed a job." Stewart, who had a 3-1 record with a .053 ERA when the strike began, currently ls employed al Smith Fastener Co. in Bell. He separates nuts, bolts, screws and washers by size and packages them. He was maltin& $35,000 a year for the Dodaen, and now, be says, make• about $75 a ct.)' in his new job. When the strike be1an, Stewart, who la married and bu a four·year-old aoa, drew fundl out of nvinp, but within a few days deddedbe'd better look for a Job. He recalled jokla1 wttb a Yis· itor to Dodpr Stadium wbo'd liven blm a bullMN card prior to the walkout. .. WE KIDDED •bout tbe po11lbWty ol a strike, but I told 1 Htre are the answers to toda7'1 trtYla qulJ. 1. Cldeqo WteSox, lnt I. Otl Hodtee 1.T .. 4. "9wYorll YaUffl •. O.Suttm • him nobody believes that it's go- ing lo happen," Stewart said. "He told me just in case I might need a job lo give him a call, and we both had another good laugh." But the Dodger pitcher found himself calling Brad Jenkins, the fastener company owner who'd given him the card. "It was kind of a fluke," J enkins said of the good timing of Stewart's call. "A young lady had quit that morning to take another job. Within an hour, I had lost a young lady and hired a Dod&er pitcher.'' "So far, I like it," Stewart said of bis new employment. "The work really isn't that strenuous. Brad doesn't crack the whip on me. It's a good working atmosphere.'' Stewart's wife , VaneHa •. baa taken a Job as a keypunch operator to help the family en· dure the strike. He, meanwhile, i1 keepin& bis arm in 1bape with dally workouts and .intends to keep packing nuts and bolts until r the strike ls over. "I plan to stay on throu&hout the duration of the strike unleu, of COW'le, I let fired." Track'meet8 aet Saddleback Colle1e will bolt a ' aeries of all·comen track me.t.a eacb Wedneeday ln July bqin- DiDI Wedne9day. TIM meets will belln at 5:80 p.m. (fteld event.a> wftb nmniDI eventl ltartlQI at I : 15. A SO eeat fee allows unlimited eatri• for compettton. Other dat.el al tbe meetl are J•lY I , 15, Dud•. For mon bdarmaUoa, pbolle Ul-41C7. Stablemates vie in Oaks INGLEWOOD (AP ) Balletomane and Put Forget- tin&, a pair of outstandint nm- n er 1 who happen to be atablemates, bead a field of eicht a.year-old ftllles entered In today's $ll0,000 Hollywood Oats at Hollywood Park. Past For1ettln1 narrowly tvu beaten by the undefeated Balletomane In the Prince11 StakH, but earlier In the Hollywood Park meeting won the rich California Mill Sirea Stakes by an lll\Pretalve nlne ltnltbl. To be nm at 1 ~ mil•, tbe HoUJWOC)d OaU will reward tbe winner wttla 91$,000. Balletomaae, Uate Put Por1ett1nc tralntd by Gordon Campbell, will be looll.lnl for blr fourth couecN&i•e trtp to the wt.Dn«11 drde ID u man7 CJUt. tqs. -~~·.......,.,~~-- J ''The bowl weighs about 31Aa pounds and women are just u proficient as men. In mixed triples, thei'e must be at least one person of each sex and each has three bowls. All three have rolled nine bowls in sequence, cooaistlng of. an end. "Two a re forehand and backhand draws. Another is the same as a forehand or backhand yard on shot to go three feet beyond the jack. "There are 14 ends ln each game and you go up and back seven times. Scoring develops for as many of a given team's nine bowls that are closer to a little white jack (billiard ball). Each one counts one point which means that It is possible to score an unheard~! nine points in one end. The winner is the team with the highest accumulated score at the finish of l• ends. ''Still another is a forehand or backhand drive shot which is a bowl that is delivered with such speed or velocity that it goes in a straight line. It .often goes off the green and bits the backstop. ''Any bowl that hits the backstop and falls in the ditch is out of play unless it bits the jack. Then it is still in play, even if it goes in the ditch. The jack is always in play, even if it is knocked into the ditch." ''The person who shoots first is called a lead and the one shooting stt0nd is a vice-skip. "The third is the skip or captain of the team. He directs all play and strategy for every bowl just like in curling. To be a qualified skip, he or she must have in their repertoire at least six dif- ferent type of shots. Johnson and his cohorts were rightfully proud of the fact that the tournament just completed in Newport Beach bad the largest prize fund ($1,500) of any toumament in the 70 years that there baa been organized bowling in this country. And if you can gel an arc on the bias bowl by the skip to nudge the jack, your team should be in excellent shape. No Change in NASL crowds Surf, others aren't capitalizing on baseball strike NEW YORK (AP> -If soccer club owners were hoping to lure baseball-starved fans in droves to the North American Soccer Le ague during the baseball players strike, they're probably dis appointed now. "Our attendance improved by four," said Lolly Keya, who bandies oublic relations for the •California Surf comparing alt.en· dance figures for her team's game just before the June 12 start .of the baseball players strike and :thegameju.stafter. _ "Obviously, the strike has done nothing for us," she. said. THE SURF shares Anaheim Stadium with the Antels. long strike won't m ake for a dramatic number of converts. "We don't feel at this time that (they) baseball fans are our audience," Scallen said. "The soccer fan is younger, and 40 percent of our fans are female. More are college graduates. We have yet to pick up a whole lot of bus iness from t he Twins , although I assume as the strike goes on we m ay get a few more." NEWSPAPERS ARE giving soccer stories "a tad better placement," but hardly more than usual, be said. · The Seattle Sounders, which have one ol the stroogeat follow· * * * iogs in the league, also reported business as usual. ·'Our attendance for the last two games has been lower than before the strike, which could be because we lost five of seven gam es. But we won the last two, so maybe it will start to im- prove," said Sheri McCoun, the Sounder s' ticket operations manager. Before the strike, the Sound- ers ' attendance a ve raged 21 ,520. In the lwo games im· mediately following the walkout, the Sounders drew 17 ,586 and 13,684 lo the JGngdome, which they share with the M arinera baseball team. * * * While no soccer executive ad- mits any desire to capitalize on baseball's woes, they privately relish the increased media expos ure. In New York newspapers, the Cosmos 1ot headlines oo the leading 1porta paae several times, a rarity in baseball season. Rowdies host Surf Scoring outburst sparking move "Our print' coveraae iln•t any TAMPA BAY -The Ca111omia better," Keya continued. Surf can thank both Ill aeoren "However, on television, where and the NASL'a point system in before "e had trouble c~ttinc computlq league 1tandinp for the scores on, now we 1et not on-it.a pOlitlon today. ly the ICOl'e9, but tapes of all tbe Com.inc into tonltbt'• 1ame toals. • atainst the Tampa Bay Rowell• "Whether that will translate to bere, the Surf baa scored 15 more people at the sames u um goals in Its last three 1am•, in- toe• on, we don't know.'' clucllnc eeven in a lbutout ol tbe SOME crna reported •lieht incre.,. Ill their moet recent 1•m•. But fluctaatiou of JUlt a few hundred -:-HtD a few t.boM•eet fw -are aonnal Ulla time ol 1UJ'. It ma1 bne man to do wttb mllder .. .u.. in nortbena ltatel ud the adTtDt of 1uinmer •aeatlml tor lcbool cbildNli. Tomm1 Seallen. marlretln& director tor tb• lllaaHota IUek1, pndlcWid tlaat .._ a San JOM Earthquakes Wednea· day m-.i :,:•helm Stadium. Tb• 15 bne ltd to two .tetortel In the lut three 1amea. Aad 1lnce the NASL awards baDUI paAntl for Soab scored. the Surf bu flnallJ found ltl way out ol the W•tern Dlvilioo cellar. la fact. with an .. 10 r= the Surf ii Just 11 POlnta flrat·plae• Los An••IH. A.a AstM ....... San .... ~. comblned wttb a Sm1 Yic:tcry and three eoata, could leave the Surf two polnta behind the A1teca. . The Rowdies, meanwhile, have the same number of polnts as tbe Surf ( 71), but find themselves in last place in t.be tou1b Southern Division beb1nd Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta and Jacbcmville. Steve Moyen (six coals, three aulsta> and Laurie Abrabamt (five aoata, four ualatl) lead tbe Surf attack, wblle newcom• O.· 1ama Kbalil bu bten a ..Ple81Mt surprtle wttb three loall OD the only three lbotl be'• taken In b6I role u a subltit.ute. Tbe Rowdi•' top 1eorer ii w .. lleCleod wbo bu "" ..... .... • pair of ..... ti to Ma mdt. ., .... .BQ .. eombai all a M .,._to AUuta. • ., . . ·• Orange Coast O~ILY PILOT/Saturday. June 27, 1981 THE Ft\MILl' Cl8Ct8 by 811 Keane BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) "They must be growing up. They don't need pushes ony more." .. Don't worry. They're meatballs." "\R~ADl'KE by Brad Anderson "Watch how tar Pop throws the beach ball when Marmaduke puts his cold nose in his back!" Better take off your shoes This place has some really GREAT mud' Jl'DG~ PARKER G.\Ht'IEl.D VOO K~. GARFIELD. I'VE COME. TO REALIZE LEA~ES AREN'T RIGHT FOR CATS NOW TMERE.15 A NEWS FLASH FOR YOU J(M OAVf~ ACROSS 58 Htrmony FM>AY'I 1 One or Zeua' 80 C. Amtflcan PUZ2U IOl Yl!D wlvn country 8 Dismay. Var 63 Self-tllPICI I 1 CepllKt 66 Summer time c:nir,,.,.-:r.-r::"l:'Wn-r.-,..,.,,,. 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Wttl one 7 Worll combOe 50 W• M1out hirt-+-+- 42 The not>lllly e Foml tt1 Wit 3 t PlllntlW 5 t 8flWI 43 T tpld· t Mt1or1 poem S2 T)pe 1111 3 wordt 10 ~ 33 8omt AAe sa ~ •5 &t greedily money U Sign 56 UN - 41 It lftOUQfl 11 Wiidt ,. 11 ... ..,..,, 57 ~ 4tTdn', dig. 12 Wellflt""" 37 lllolld .. -st,..... 1a""9idofl ,.~ •1Mtflt'•• J'•..srrna. 11 ··-• n..·· ,.. • Holt4HN N Mlli W1W1 21 l"lldl «I,,__ M .. _ "-"" • Hor1111o -n .-... ., CMr • c......- by Harold Le Ooux ----'-- IT MEAN!:! HE 5TOPPED '<)ME~HERf PERHAP~ HAD 50ME OORT ()f' A l\ENDEZVOUfl' I WA5 H0PIN0 MA6(.;1 WOULON f RE.Al l:'.f THAf • HO~ COULO THAT HAVE ANYTHIN0 rooo Y-11H1111f1 DEAlH ) by Jim Davis NEXT ME WILL. COME ,-0 REALIZE ICE0ERG5 WEREN'T RIGHT FOP. THE TITANIC, by Ferd & Tom Johnson IF IT TAKE:S THAT LONG io Do A .JOB THeY S/-IOUl-C> ~~TA RAISE! -"' PFANt'TS TtMBLE"EEDS l-IOW ABOUT nus OTMER FUNNV LOOKING KID ? CAN I HAVE ANOTHE:R fJAliG'e1 CHIE:F? 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WHAIAREYOJ STARING Rf ? 1 ·o FOfm'MCN you HAD LE.GS ' i I "\II !{I)\\ ~MORIR- 8.-00 Cl) g..., StMttttr • StttM!pfty -~~ Olt'tYow ...... • Vt..,olllt e Co111P11cldlel1110 8 Of EAWtl IM Mell -41:30- -~a....1., ()) Villl Alter• a Tlllt'a Cat • It'• Yow lllllnlu Cl) Yolct of Alflculturt D Otter 6 Golath ene e an bis orchestra will guest star on ••Pet.er Marshall Salutes the Big Band Era" tonight at 7 on Channel 9. 9 Miking It Count •S4Mlll Out • Roftlptf Room • Cltltiontd ABC News at! Tiit lrldy Bunch e CllM J Glttoa Qt Hot fudge 1:00 8 Dutty'I TrHhOUtt IJ a Cit Tht FlfftlllOftt Show .l'K ... tttn • CD o a $upwfTIMde "°4lf Cl) TV I looll1 at ltamift9 II Hot Fudge Sllow e THnSct111 • Yop !Of Htalth •MttoMtnoa -7:30- • Mll1o'• M.tglc Movie Machine • The 1119 Slut Mlftllt Cl) KldtWorld O The Glffleanort Hotel • Up encl C0111l119 •O.ttill'~tr • Vegetable Soup ., llwbujll 8.-00 • <II 0 Tot11 l Jefry a a a Godzllla1Hon9 KOft9 ..... tllllfl • ()) 0 a Plattlc1111n G LMtl I Htrdy F.1tlvll • MoYlt: "Gildt" (dr•) '46-Rtta Haywotlll, Glerw1 Ford • S,.Clll Pffplt • 1W1111ow•1 Elld 9 WrHlllg lot 1 Reaaon -8:30- • Cl)@ Th11i191 Bunny1Ro1d RunntrShow IJ 0 Cit Betrntn & the Super 7 D RatPltrol • ()) 9 a Heatllctifl • llllnlty Fec:tory e Ult AIOlll!d Ut • E•lttl AzUI 9:00 a Voyage to the Bottom of lh• St• • CD o a f.onz a lht aang CHANNEL LISTINGS 1J KNXT iCBS) Los Angele!> D KNBC !NBC) Los Angeles D KTLA tlnd t Los Angetes D MBC rv tABC) Los Anqeles 1' '\FMB tCBS• San Diego 0 KHJ· TV (Ind ) LOS Anqetes OJ) KCST (ABC1 San Diego G) o<nv 1tnd) Los Angeles ., KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles 8l) KCET TV 1PBSJ Los Angeles ml KOCE TV 1PBS1 Hunt ngton Beach •Rtllotl .... eTl'llMNN!b -9:30- • ~Cit Defy Duck • ()) O ta Tiit Richie Rich• Scooby Doo Sllow • FfOlll .iu., s1r .. t •MoM 10:00 e (I) O The Popeye Hour IJ D a The Jttloltt • Oult I HllMI • "°911111 lt«OH • Movlt: "Flrtt Sp1c11hlp on Vtnut" (tci-1) 'M-Yoko T1111 • Keto Oii ntckl11' • VOttt'• Plptllnt -10:30- • AIMrlct'a Top Ten 8 ()) 0 Qt Thvndarr O Abbott I Coettllo • llltbtll lllncll • Glldtnlllt frOlll t11t GrOllftd Up 9 ContelllPOfwy Htlltll ltsutt 11:00 • Cl) C Ttr1111/loflt Rin9lf ~~: ::k::::: I (R) Patt I. "ti I'm Lost410w Come I Found You?" • Car Cart Central • Ml CllM I COl!lplfly -11:30- • ()) 0 at A111trlc1n Band· tland With host Ole* C1li1I • S04ll Ttllft • ClllfonMI hr! SocClf e Tiit Ro111111 ollt' Tltllt • llilllndo ........ Nonnan Lear eyes subscription markets By FRED YAGER .................... NEW YORK -"Uke in the beginning days or television, there's an exploslon ln the need for material to fill expandini ca· ble and subscription markets," says Norman Lear. whose com· pany intends to help fill that gap. . "I was there when television was born," says Lear, "so I re· member the ravenous appetite to fill hundreds or hours OD just three networks. With the multiplicity or channels to homes today, the need for pro- gramming is lar1er than we've ever seen before." To accommodate some of that demand, Lear's T.A.T. Com- munications and its sister com· pany, Tandem, have expanded into cable and subscription television. T .A.T . also bas opened an office here to buy and develop properties for produc- tion in New York. says Lear, who made a name for himself in the early '70. wWl bit shows like .. All In The Fam.Uy," "The Je!fersons" and "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman." Some of his other prime·time shows included "Maude," "One Day at a Time" and "Sanford and Son.'' Lear has long sinee given up th e da y -t o ·day super vision or bis comedy shows. "We've broadened our base in· to a communications company," he says. "We're going to hJt all points oo the compass and de· velop programming for all th~ new technologies. It will en· courage new kinds of ex· pressloo. -tllOO IU=-" . , .......... l.E· ..... ~ -11:ao- l ll>•DNk-Cl!Miia .. 11111 ,..., ,.,.... .... ,...., .. ,., ... ....... 11111111 • .....,.,...UwOult ta lto'M: "YMrllt lilt. Uftcolll" 1&00 e Cll 0 Jleoft of St. COllllllMd (J) ltlo*: "WINI'• ..... llttplng Ill lllJ '"1" (com) ''3-0Mn Mlf· tin. £11*411 Moulgo""'y en.. ..... • llowll: ''Mow tole ... 11t11111on•• (dfa) '91-Authy~ e ltlo'lt: "lend of lh• River" (wea) '52-JlmtsS4wtrt e Movlt: <II> "Chill\ llfllt· fllllt" (ch) ·~ey&oowt ...... ..., -1:30- • Cl) a 30 ltllMttl 8 ~CltSPORTS: Tiit 1981 WillllllMoll TlllllleClllMpiOMtllpe CofttlQI ol tht AHngtend Tennis Chimp.ons111Ps. btg1rwng w11h early round ITllllchts. •F·Tr~ • Outdoor lilt • The GMitllll Art CO!lllng 2:00 8 Ki.Wofld • Glllltlfl'• lelllld (I) World's GrtalHI Sport• lt9"fll • F•I COlllPlfly 0 ... .,. Mlttllt • HlblllllOt E~ ., luch• l"'• -2:30- • Cl) @ SPORTS: The Dinny TllolMI MNlpNt Golf Clatllc <11 Sf'O«TS: Pro 8owltn Tour Qt MMl119 It Count • The Quiet Cllampion at! Sportl Afllld 3:00 CD Sportl Afllld D COOll Wttttfn Ovtdool'1111111 a Fll'lllly Fiim ffftlvat: "Summer· dog" (adv) '79 8 Cktattlt lporta L191nd1 • MoYlt: "PlllM of lattlt" (adv) '7~W Mtdot. l.ot ... Ot Luca •Movie: "Indict end Convict" ( dfa) '7 4-GtOlge Gazard e Movie: "Commanche " (wes) '56-0lna Andrews. LlllCll Cr1s111 a ...,., TYttr lloof • -3:30- • Cl) If}) SPORTS: Sports Sltufdty D E•trywlltrt 8 CD at 8'0f!TS: l'rof111lonal Bowlttt TowCovtr1QtolthtS110, 000 Sllowboat P8A Doublta Clwlc:. ..... --...... -.._._ ....... Orange Co11t OAILV PILOT/8aturd1y, June 27, 1981 sr !:IC .. =I!-'.::.-, v.,, "n ~ hoet lt~lllt GllmMI 1114 oeflOet• Sb KCOP • 1:00 - ''Tht Ore1t11t ow on Earth." Charlton H11ton AJSd Jam• stewart 1tar ln a movie about the clrcua. OMtU..•ctl=.C) TMIMtlttfOll leoo •~a'"°'<~> OlcM rnoe tt flltnil by • dMf etlCll~ llttll and NcOftlM !!It latoet lor • llOy 'l!Md lll#lltt. m~ltldJOMtr ... ,,,,= .. ~ ) 'ltllonly ullofUl!lt to 11v1 drM11'4 OI ~ 1111 Child fOWll up. but fecta a ur•l lhoell wtltn Aoetit Miida '* 11110 the f111vre and tllt IMml whit hlr dlugllt« • to llecol!lt. Ind • dtdiceltd .,, '-'* ( Oowiy Mott) dilCOVtfl that painting a rt- Vttling 111111trpitc:e h11 lta d11w· blCli a when tht aubt«t 11 a btaull· luf woman KCET 9 8 :00 -"Women of Russia." A documentary about the litestyles of Russian women. D 0 8 ltrb1tl M1nd1tll end the Mlfldtllf Sltltt• • Mo•lt: "C111ttr of the Wttt" (Id•) 'SS (21w•)-Aobtn Shew . Jtlltty Hunttt Cutt• ii stnt Wttt •ft• Ille C.Vot Wat Whitt Indian Ill llOnt 111 ttl>lllono 1111111111 OOvtfllmlllt 1t111Vatoon and radioed polte4S G lllo•lt : "legacy of llood" (hoi) 73 (2hl1)-John Carrtdlllt. Jo/In Runttt, Fauh Oomttque fOllf hill• to millions listen to ltlttf t1tlw'1 will Thty muat ll)tlld the ntghf to- Otlher 111 llot llV11h country Hiatt and HCh ti lltt< 10 lholl WllO d1I II I ~ ' CBS 8 9: 00 -•'Terror Out of the Sky." Efrem Zimbalist Jr. and Tovah Feldshuh star in a movie about an in· vading force of killer bees. 8 ()) 9 ta Eight I• Enough (C·CI (R) "Wtlcomt to Mtm0f1al. 0t Brtdfonf" Abby 11 attldttd by a kmlt-wllldino Shldtn1 at111 she ae· CIPt• a COUMlrlll IOb at lht rowdttsl high ldlool In Sac:11men10 • Wo<ld Network Htwe 18 Southbound @ Movlt: "McCabe and Mra Mll- ltr" ( dra )-Jultt Chnst .. • MUllClo ..... • ~ lnltrnaclonal QI AN In tht Family 19 Undtrelendlng Human Bt· hlvlor 4:00 0 Tht Rockford Fllta 0 Tht Power Game 811 P1111nt1 Q! Movie: "Tht Brothtthood of S1tan" ( hor) '71 -SllOlhet Manin -~:30- @ The M.glc of Oil Painting ·ID The Htw Volct 5:00 8 A111trlcan Adventure Four Wheel Jlmbolet 1J FfH-4·AH e The Bionic Woman D ()) a! SPORTS: The Wide World of Sports M'A'S'H O Movlt : "l oet Fllghl" (d11) 69-Lloyd 8rldQe1 Anne Francis O NtWI 8) SPORTS: Dodgtt Dugout DodQlr Prt-G1mt Show O Lawrence Welk • SolldGold @ Vic Btldln'e Tennis for the Fu·, lure (C-C) e All·Sl11 Soccer 8 ltlovle: "$up9oat Thty GIYI 1 Wlf andNollody Came" (com) '70 ( 2hrs )-Tonv Cu11" A""" w ••'" When a Sherill ot 1 sm1ll southern town arr"'' 1 sergeant fOf romancing a wa1lress. au lltit breaka loolt e Movie: "Robin end the Seven Hooda" (oom) '64 (2hr1)-011n Mlrtin. Slrnmy Davi$ JI Two r1Val Chi· cago gangs light tor supiemacy wi111 some htllllClUS results @ Tht Rockford Flltt IS C11Hon1la Chronlclts 811 Once Upon • Cla11lc ( C.C) "The Tahlmln" Ill ·UhOfl Out? a he Lawmalctra -6:30- •• Cl)(BlQtHI•• Berney Miiter 1J Mary Tyler Moor t Ql) Tht Dolly Parton Show 18 Soccer, Made in Germany fD Tomorrow'• F1mitltt fll T11llolo11 9 Vic Brldtn't Ttnni1 fOf th• Fu· tu11 (C-C) 1:00 II In St11ch 01 . . • 'The Super Chlldren" CD Cl) Tiit Muppet Show B Norm Crosby's Comedy Shop D Portt alt of 1 Legend This MrllS honors leglndlry figures 1n the con· temporary music world This weel!'s G SPECIAL: live from lht l ont St11 Celt ( ltv) • Movlt: "The Gtt1tttt Show on Elrth" (dra) '52 (21va)-Glwlton Heston. Jamas Stew111 An t1t11v1 Qan1Ind1tec11011111t tnbutt to in. 111 d1tion1 ol the big top 13 Cookln Ctjun SI WOftlen of Ruaal1 This documtn llry e.lj)lorn lhf Sovitt WOllll/I S ~le Ind hftslyle, With •~e Alnencan cete0 "''" introducing topics whldl unvetl some ot the mystery SU1round1ng mod· trn·day Russian women Shirtey Jon'es Peggy Fleming, Carol Law rtnu Jultet Prowse ind Kathryn Ctotby 11111oduct 1opocs which r anoe lrom mamege Jo women s liberation 9 Soccer, Midi In Germ1ny -8:30- • Lawrence Weill 9 Snt1k Prtvlew1 9 :00 8 Cl)~ Movie: "Terror Out of lht Sky" (SUSI>) '78 (2h<s)-Elrem Z1mbaltst Jr Dan Haggel!y. Tovah FtklS/UI The stOty ot the anempt to stop 111 tn•adlnQ force ol ktller bees 1J aJ Q! BJ and the Bear (R) A Bear 111 the Hand'' The evll RutheflOfd Grant kidnaps Bear as part ot h•s plan to Ira~ BJ lor tht theft of financial rteOfdS that show a shortage 1n his ( Gtant' s) accounts e My1ttryl ( C-C ) e COfttacto 9 Auatln City limits -10:30- ••N•w• 18 The Dionne Oulnh1pltta GI Allee Soccer 11:00 88CD Q1 Hew1 o (I) a ~ a "••• D The Ktnny Everett Video Show CD M'A'S'H G> Solid Gold a> Barney Miiier • Movlt : "A Time loat and 1 Time RemtMbtred" ( ara) 66 9 Sound1tag1 ( C-C) -11:15-CD Movt.: "On lht Double" (ITl\ls) '6 t-Damy Kaye Dana Wynter -11:30- • Mo•lu· "B1rn1by Jonu ," "UI· 11n1'1 Raid" D @ a! S1turday Hight Llvt D Movlt: "Two on a Gulllollnt" (hot) '65-0ean Jones Movie: "Irma LA Douet" (ch) 63-ShKley Macla1ne ®l Movie: "Hurt 11 1 lonely Hunter" (dta) '68-Atan Arkin 8) Movie: "S1nctu1ry ol Fur" (SUSI>) 79-Kay letll @ Mov11 To be announced -11:45- D Movie: "Vani1hing Point" (dfa)-BarryNewman CleavonL11tlt 5 30 gues1 smoe< is Pttula Cl1rk -: -0 SPECIAL: Ptltr Marehatt Se· • ()) 0 a LOYI Boat ( c-c I En 1111a1'* Ap11t L09tz (Charo) sw1s anothlt career when &he meels a man his two btatty children and tllett Gov 11ness. a woman gambltr IS traded doWll by 1 m111 for ht! debts and a Qjl1 s parents must decide wriethe< 10 rtveat the truth at>out hef n,a11n when she tells 1n love w1tll a man 12:00 O Mow11. "Btood·Spattt rtd 8 last of Ult Wiid P!1soner ot lht luttt tht 819 Bends ( ttv) Pttw Mat· Fontsr· • w u hosts tllis .. eni wrlh guest stars IJ @ Htwa Tex Beneke and His Orchestra the Bndl" ( llol) 69-Slmon Andfltw 1:00 Cl) Welcome Beck Kotter Moderna1res, Bob Eberly and Helen 0 SPORTS: Tht Widt World ol O'Comell Sportt ®l Thll'1 Hollywood 0 SPECIAL: Tht 11181 High School Chttrtndlng Ch1mplon· lhlpa ( 11v) I G) Movlts: "Terrified," "Tomb ot lht llvlng Dead" -1:30- 0 Movie: "Oi1ry of 1 Blchtlot" I com) 6'-0otn O«."'se Joe S.1v11 m Movlts: "Mutiny on the Soun· ty," "AboYI Suspicion" aJ Sli111 Culllnt @ Htt Haw Ill E1t1 St1111n1 tn Bel1bol @ Solid Gold 9 Th• Ntw Americana ID Auetln City limits at! Qt Lawrence Welk Show EVENltG GI Boa de Mtalco @ Austin City Umlla Ill Antologla dt ta Zarzuet1 9 Sports Amerlce -9:30- • Monte Carlo -3:10- --9 The Buelnttt Exchange 6:00 81J Cl)~CltHIWI -7:30- • The Muppet Show (RJ With SI Thomaa Horn1by Ftrrlt-Ont Mite Five Foot Ten A personal po< trait ot a natlONUy reoognaed poe1 8 Movie: (lj) "Dance. Girt. D1nce" (Ora) •O-LUC141t Bail D Mo•lu : "Op111tlon Damn," "Roaring City" Marash quits ABC for anchf r job By TOM JORY ._, .... ,,,_,.,... NEW YORK -Dave Maruh left a lofty perch in network TV two months ago to return to local news and the promise of what he calls "the best little cor· ner in broadcast journalism." "My professional situation bas never been remotely as good as it is now," says Marash, once again a correspondent and anchorman at New York's WCBS-TV after three years with ABC News, primarily as an in- ves t igatl ve reporter for the n e twork 's ''20 ·20 " news magazine. It was an extraordinary switch, rrom network to local news, apparently initiated by Marash himself, though there are signs ABC was not entirely satisfied witb the arrangement either. journalism. Roone would say to me," Marash recalls or hJs boss at ABC News, Roone Arledge, " 'Why do you want to go out and do tbe research yourself? Why do you have to be there every time the camera rolls?' .. Jn retrospect," he says, "J am astonished at the number of really pride·inducing stories I was able to do there. For all of the combat that was entered in· to. I am personally in their debt at '20-3>.' And I reel I left AB~ as I did Channel 2 the time before with no bridges burning. "But there were problems," he says, "that I relt could be solved only by taking a job that would combine anchoring and investigative reporting, that would guarantee me the right kind or exposure -at a COD· trolleq pace and with the proper starf. •'Channe l 2 has basically rurnished me with that kind of staff. and that kind of plat· form," he says. "T.A.T. is no lonaer jmt a 30·minute sitcom company," News shows "We may do some public service-type shows," be says. "A debate format that would be as commercial aa anytbin1 else is under consideration. We plan to develop shows in an off ...tr Broadway fubloo, directed at only a balf-mUUon viewen ao we'll be able to test a lot of thin~s tbere." guests LOtrS RIGHTMANO MAN -Jack Bannon, who plays Art Donovan, assistant city editor on CBS' "Lou Grant," refers to Jlis role as a "one-in-a· million job." The Emmy award win- ning show is the first series for the 40-year-old Bannon, who recently admitted on the set that "I'm proud of what I do . and in television, tb~t·s W1usual." · ··I really didn't like the We that went with being ll roving correspondent," Marash says, "and it bad begun to affect the kind or work I was doing." Investigative reporting, he says, takes time, and ABC was more inclined toward quantity. "What they want to do. and what '60 Minutes' bas done to a fare·thee-well, is industrialize Ir the people at WCBS were happy to get Marash. back, the local critics were ecstatic. "Dave Marash is the Dave Win· field or local TV journalism, a s uper s tar or t h e f irst magnitude." wrote Newsday's Marvin Kilman. Here are the scheduled pests for the Sunday television In· terview programs: -ABC , "Is s ues and Answers," President Saddam Hussein of Iraq. -CBS, "Face the N atloo," Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. -NBC, ''Meet tbe Press,'' Walter Wriston, chairman of · Citicorp. • Upcoming Sunday on CBS' "80 Minutes": "Chemical Warfare," -Mike Wallace invest11ates tbe stark. realities of chemical warfare, and considers America's pre- paredness: oriliJlally broadcut Nov. 16, 1!8>. · •'The Thunderbirds•• -Harry Reasoner reports on tbe Air Force's daredevil fly era: orillnally broadcutJaa. 30, 1'80. ''Jean,..Dixoo'' -Andy Rooney interviews the weH-tnown psychic. ~ CBS wins prime time news show race NEW YO RK (AP) -With three news shows ln the week'• Top 20 -an extraordinary 1 number in • period normally dominated by entertalnment - CBS won the networks' prime- tlme ratinp race for the fiftb couecutive week. tlrures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. showed. CBS' "80 Minutes ," no stran1er to the Top 10, finished the week ending June 21 in seventh pJace, with Part II ln the five-part documentary series, "Io Defense or America," tied for 17th, and a special edition of "Wa lter Cronkite's Universe" 20th. CBS had seven other pro: grams among the 20 hi1hest·r•t- ed, including "M-A-S-H" in first place for the third strai ht week, and compiled an averace rating d 13.9 to 13.S for ABC and 12 for NBC. . The networks say that means in an average prime ·time minute, 13.9 percent or the na- tion's TV·equ.lpped homes were watchin CBS. ................. : p U di WiJdm . .a1Your•Y•• • January's 1 1 o sputes on :..!~~:~HIA~.,: ... "" ... ~N::~ : $1 ,000,000 : ·-Selo4Sc\ilol-NMa ' .. 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Last March, the actress chan1ed suddenly from Yale undergraduate to news figure with the revelation that the would-be assassin of President Reagan, John W. Hlncldey, Jr., had written her love letters as the result of her role as the 1irl hooker in the movie "Taxi Driver." ''I'm not allowed to taJk about it because the cou.rt case is still pending," said Mias Foster. ·'The pressure on me lasted only for three days, durin1 which 1 withdrew from the campus. Then 1 held a press conference and told everything I could, and that was all. I went back to school and people stopped bothering me." She said she does not know whether she will be required to testify when and it Hinckley comes to triaJ. Jodie Fosler seems to have returned to her natural cool, which she has displayed no matter what her age (now 18). While not aloof, she ap- proaches her work and the fuss that surrounds a well-known actress with rare equanimity. Also an co-- NOW PLAYING llUI IMA ruzA llUI ICMITII COAJl BrH ~UJt ~ Meu !l'6 1711 ·~ awun 0r119 634 n~ ~Tilll IUOI • lRAllDI l&llOUUCll HunllnglOn Buch 148 0388 lllGllWAT Jt Dlllff-111 Wnt""nste< 191 l69J llADtUM Miff.fl OrM>ge 639 8170 ao ,Ulla ICClntD Et 10<0 ~H>880 e!XJMt gr ,., .......... , Here Comes The Happy Music! GREAT NEW ORLEANS JAZZ from those fabulous originals un '"' • •,. • ... c..e ..... ,_... ...... ,..., ...... * MIDNIGHT MOVIES * ' .. ••t •• ,...,o ... • KP-1!1 I ntM ._,,. """' Tl·~~m1AHIS·Tl·SAt1t PINK 'FLOYD PINK FhOYD "DRAGONS~YER" lntelli1ence that permitted her choice of one of the country's leadiil.J unlverslUes. Sbe chose Yale and isn't sorry. "Goins to Yale bas been the best experience of my We," she said. A llterature m•Jor, she lives in a dormitory with a roommate and sbarea a suite with two other lirls. She is the only westerner; the others are from Skokie, Pa., Ithaca, N.Y., and Connecticut. "It's oo bi1 thine for me to share a communal Ute," Jodie said. "I've done it with my sisters and brother, and at summer camp." During most of her freshman year she did no acting. In the second semester she joined with other Yale students In an off-campus play. "That was an exciting experience -and very bard work," she said. "I had never don~ stage work before, and I found it much different from films. On a movie I'm very.interested in the lights, the camera, the sound, all the technical aspects of Cilm making. On the stage you don't have all that. You do the play straight-through, and you have the audience In front of you.'' Miss Foster returned to Hollywood for the Davis-Panzer production of ··o 'Hara's Wife," CO· <See JODIE, Pate CZ> of th• lUl!J~tl ~«J«S .. •U.MMITllCOAIT ·~ ..._!>4933~7 NOW PLAYING um MU l'lilA Blu ~29 ~339 OWW'I UNIUACll •CW ft l0to ~1 ~ I OrMIQt l>3' ~\J *OWW'I C.... WUT ·--Westm1~11e1 1191 393~ ,. ,,. -• Su.,,.. ,, ... _._,. rAClflC'l IOUTll COAST l•~ llucn ·~ 1~u ....... , llllCOUI llllH ·Ill llufna P.,• 87• •OI IMLAlltuMllllft.11 ll Mt11C11 ~23 9310 ''°""" ROGER MOORE. 1\MES BOND 007": FOR YOUR EYES ONLY rm .,,..... .. .....__ _... .. ___ _ NOW PLAYING COITll MUA "COITA •&a WUT .. UTP Harbor 9'1Slol Hia111.•l'/ 39 OrM· In 631·3501 540-74« lfl 3683 ll T9M -....,_TIJl SadOteOICll CtMdolne Clneml WISl SS 1'SS80 63.-25$3 891-3935 l•--.. --1 •CDpur__,r I .. ~"'-Delly ., ... , n-ne I A MAITIN llEGMAN ..... uc:tloD "THE POUi Sf.ASONS" ALAN W>A • CAIOL llUINm • Lf.N CAllOU ~DENNIS · llTAMOIENO •JACIW!Srof4 BESS AIMSTIONG • Written and Directed by ALAN ALDA ExecutiYe Producer LOUIS A. STROLLER Produced by MARTIN BREGMAN • A UNIVERSAL PICTURE Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 27, 1981 1 11. l'"lfJ " I 1l I'.: .~I ... I # Paramount Plc- ture1' rummer blockbulter, "Raidtt• of the Lo6t Ark," u breaking mmwroua boz office recordl during it• run in 1,078 tlleatn• in the United State• and Canada, aay1 a ltucffo necutiw. The highly acclmmed George Luccu-Steven Spielberg adventure ffJm, whkh stan HCJf'TiMm Ford (left), waa npected to groas $9 mtWon alone forit1pr~e weekend, saJd Para- mount diltribution chief Frank Mancuso. He re- ported "numerous houte record& with long lines for performances commonplace." *BARGAIN MATINEES • Monday thru Saturday All Performances before 5:00 PM (Except Special Engagements and Hollcl1y1) i.,-MlllAOA MAll Lo Morado 01 l o 1ecron1 LA MIRADA WALIC·IN 994·2400 ' .-.-: ~ - -iiSOiii ii Ji-. ea. "1 ~FOR YOUR EYES ONLY" • "CHEECH 6 c~.NG'I ,._-.._:-.11• (PG) ~~Et~J~ ~ l'ONI • llMOI AUD• "RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK" IPG) 1~.-."1~1 .. AI LAKEWOOD CENTER WALl<·IN Tl9-.nuM~ "SUPERMAN II" (PG) ,_, __ ,,,,, focully ot Condlewooa 213/531·91510 l~---·----n.~~ ,_,.wcsn "SUPERMAN II" IPGj ''THE CANNONBALL RUN" ,,,_,_,_:-.d:ee 1a:-.c:-•~•11:11 (PG) LAKEWOOD CENTER SOUTH WAl K IN Focu11y Al D.i NT'tO 21> 6'4-9211 Al.IMALDA• "THE FOUR SEASONS" u ____ , .. ;11 (PG) ..,._ ..... ._ N..1.9. ..,._ ._, "RAJDEAS OF THE ------.uL LOST AlttC''IPGl "DRACIONSt AYU" IN) , ••• ""•"'11• ,~ ....... 19rti' • at 1tooctwor - Sovtt!CoollHlwof J ~ 494-1514 a.L..,....,. "STR1f!E~~) _, ' .._ ............ AU.-.. "RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK" (PG) 1:1_,.,_.,, ,ACIFIC THlATllES llUYE·tll SWIU' Mffll Sflf'tCM YOlll IOClll-lrtlOI fllf ... , &f HAlllOll llVO OlllVE-tN I OllAN&f IHllVf·tll IA•IOJ NU~_,,.,_, fill ,_,_fl•l -tlllt- ANA.HHM ANAHEIM DlltVE·IN "ct4EECH • CHONG'S NICE DREAMS" (R) ""'9 ,,..,.°'ti Ol l•-" ''THE MOUNTAIN MEN" (R) 179-9150 Clllf R SOVllO .....,..,AMAttrA "THE CANNONBALL RUN' •"FOR YOUR EYES ONL ""'9 "HAROL Y ~KING" (PO) "FlNAL COUNTOC;> " CINI' fl SOU11C> C1llf ·fl 90UllO ~UH"··~• BUENA PARK DRIVE IN • --~----..-• 'MEL BROOKS' HISTORY F THE WORLD PAfn' I" (R ""'9 UncOln ,.. .. W••I ol lno" "THE F1NAL CONFLICT' (R 121·..070 JuUNf•1t>t FOUNTAIN VALLEY DlllVE IN Jon 01990 ,....., 01 -•I (10 l "SUPERMAN Ir' (PG) "ANY~WAY YOU CAN" (PO) II"}}"' • ::'::al ) II '*-"'-"-' ' I ' 191•369~ I (PG.) "lltE CANNONBALL RUN' ..,..,.. ... ~ ""'9 "DRAOONILA YEA" ~ "HAADL y WORKING" "STAR TREK" (0) (aft\ CfM H-r--1 Qlll A- "CHEEct4 • CHONO'S Nia DREAMS" (R) ""'" "THE MOUNTAIN MEN" "' •'-"II../. IA HABRA LJRIVI IN ..... -·--·-· .. 171-1162 • "• Al.• LINCOLN (101Vf IN ... ... FOR YOUR BYE9 ONLY" <!;HAL~" (PQ) .....-.iiii ·~w• "MIDPI OF THE UST . "'11«' (PQ) ORAN GE Ul.'IVI 'N MISSION l)IJI\ I IN . . Orange Coeat OAJLY PILOT/Saturday, June 27. 1981 Will title be split five ways? Five triviaddicta tied foe ftnt place with Juel one more week to co? Sounds like a acript from a B movie, doesn't it? That's the way things worked out , however, la this penulUmate week or Trivia Bowl XXU u a., Gleallll&er (who sat out a couple w..U u d ls alx points off the pace) posted the only perfect score. TRIVIA Runner-up for the week'• honors wu Nucy Prier, number slx in the stand· ings, who tallied 10. But the blah rollers came up snake eyes with only eight or nine points, and th\11 we approacb the final seconds of play at a ftve·way deadlock. Will we have a last-minute breakthroulh? Tune ln next Saturday, and chew on these ln the meantime - our two-part sport.a quest.loo, number seven, Is worth the extra point this time. 1. Charles Locher made lt on the bla screen as whom? 2. A character called Available Jones shows up in what comic strip? 3. The stars or what TV seriea are known by one character as "Mr. and Mrs. H?" 4. Name the make and model o! au·tomoblle that Ralph Nader once condemned as being "un- safe at any speed." 5. In the movie "The Exorcist,'' Ellen Burstyn played an actress who was making a film . What was its title? 6. Name the shjp the Jewish refugees boarded and renamed the .. Exodus" in the movie or the s ame name. 7. Identify the only relier pitcher credited with throwing a perfect game. Then name the ii· lustrious starting pitcher he repl~ed. 8. In what stage play would you uncover a character called Faye Precious? 9. Irving Berlin wrote a song for the Ziegfeld Follies Ufat was scratched. shelved and then re· vived 20 years later -whereupon it became a landmark for one particular singer. Name it. 10. Paul may have been yellow, but he was king of the road in his home town ln what movie? NOWPlAYING • COSTA MlSA fOIHITAlll YAllll OflAll8l OAAllGl B11stol fountain Valley Orange Onve tn UA C•ly Conema ~40· 7 444 839 1 !>()() S~ 7022 634 391 I U TOAO IHI• Woodbfldge OIWl8l 0!111119 Malt 637·0340 ~OOlellaC~ S51 0655 I 531 5880 •CDl--t 1 MeU.-Delly 11 Moel Tllutl'We TRIVIA IOWL JUUi STANDINGS Lua Week'• AMwen l. Ted Knllht Cname chanae> 2. Mr. n uteenoot (Archie's teacher) a. "Yackel)' Yack'' <1on1 lyric) •· JoHn Nance Gamer (warm spit) 5. Sbinola ("Jerk" items) ltl " " 10 ., ,. 6. Peter Boadonovlch (pseudonymous dlrec· tor) 7. Jim Delaina (pinch rwmer) 8. "Here Uea J eremy Troy" (Tina WinJlow) 9. (a ) Bia Pictures Studio, lb> Lot Antelea Chronicle ("Silent Movie") 10. ''Inherit the Wind" (movie riddle> f~ JIOU' OMWert to TRIVIA, clo tM Dmlll J>tlot, Boz 15/tJ, Co.rta M•to, CA nos. AU mine• m141t be r•· ceived btl WcdrwldaJI, otherwUI hoJ/ tlw pla~• lolt acore wiU be oword«J) Jodie Foster ... (From Page Cl> starring with Edward Asner and Marielle Hartley. It's comedy in the "Topper" vein. with Mias Hartley as Asner's late wife; she returns to help straighten out the llve1 of her husband and their two children, Jodle and Perry Lang. Having turned 18 , Mias Foster ls no longer subject to the laws governing child performers. No more three hours' work, three hours' school, no more watchful welfare workers on the set. While freedom is exhilarating, it can also be exhausting. On the first day or "O'Hara's Wife," she bad the new experience or working a 12-hour day. Bill Mutr•Y In Burt Reynolds • Rogel' Moore Farrah Fawcett· Dom DeLuise Dean Martin • Sammy Davis, Jr. STRftS (R) SHOWS AT 100320 5401001015 FOR YOUR EYES O•L Y (PG) 11:00 1:35 4 :1S 7 :00 9:30 12100 DRAGO• SLAYER (PG) I NOT A l'ANTASYll! 1 SHOWSAT I 00315 I 5 30 7 .45 10 00 "'~'"'" I Wo'f~.ir~1 I 115tl01111 : 110mmRA1orii II I. TMS: I OST Al!llr (PG I I ".M'<; r conomy ..,., I I I I t .. 11'lO2•00 .. llJO 1!00 t.>o STUD (R) WHOLLY MOSES IRI R1d>ard Pryor IUSTlll& LOOSE (R) CHEECH ANO CHONGS • NUT MOVIE !RI I Not A FantAttylt DRACO• SI.AYER (PG STAR TREK •(Q) EXCAUIUR (R) I John Boorman• HAPPY BIRTHOA'V TOME IRI «C:::::::jjjP-.~it•&~,.,,ey~·~ ..... I~ -fAlmLY RO-•(Gl HEAllll RIOH AGAIN JUI R1dulfd .. ryor mRCRAZY (R) PRIVATE BENJAMIN ..0 Open 01ily At 7:31 Under 12 FREE Uni.. Hotetl M>c.11/ root for them 8/1. .. but you'll never guess who wins. ... ~!llJIHF ..... --------· (N#NONBAU. ~~HRUN a COLDEN HARVEST PRESENTS AN ALBE/ITS. RUOOY PROOUCTION ·A HAL NEEOHAM FILM 'THE CAllNIJNIAl.L RllN" Co·Stamng ADRIENNE BARIEAU • JAMIE FARR TEllllY IRADSHAW • MEL TILLIS • JACKIE CHAN • MICHAEL HUI betutNI Producer RAYMOND CHOW· Produced by ALBERTS. RUDOY· ltt'i"en by BROCK YATES Ontlfd /Jy HAL NEEDHAM • MuSJC Conducted by Al CAPPS : Muste Supe!VISl()(I by SNUFF CARRErr IPOl~•11-uu•m1~ BEAD THEZEISQREPAPER8ACKI ~ tiiiiJM-.............. CMS-4 • _ _,,, __ l.Jllj. edwards CINEMA WEST 891-3935 cANNOflBACL AUN TIM!& AT !DWARDI DAILY 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 1:00, 10:45 MOVllRATINU FOR PARENTI AND YOUNG PIOPLI ,,.. oq.HIW o/ #te felfltQI • fn '•IOltft ,,.,_ •l>WI ,, .. ·~,.,, .. ,., '" ,,.,.., oonMttf I\>' 'l,.flfrtfj IJr INIH ._,..,,.It All Ell lri:j AND IJll 'tlMS RCCClllE !'HE SE>.l OF THE MOTION PICTURE COOE OF SELF "£GUUI 1 IOH • "IT IS 'lHAT RARIJ'~ Ofi ~l:TIES, A SEQUEL THAT RE~DILY SURPASSES THE OR,GINAL." RICHARD SCHICKEL, TIME MAGAZINE MWMWJI.-UWllll ._,..l!f llllWU' llUll ·D!a'll·WMllJS • .. ··-U•·-• 111••·•ll WA ••'--~ •llUJAlll -lfJN1:11/1 ' ,_,.., ..... .., .. -..11•• ... ~-.~•Wlllli..i..-llll IMIHll 1it·•llllPlll-·M NI M IM .. 1121 IM 1_,_ lll Wllh•11111PI• NRJh.-\1111 USlll ~A1W1111.m Wilt._. ' r-• .. -..... -. ... , ......... ··COAL llttNlll'I DAUOKTlll .. , ... eoct~-•' o.-..-. .. --.._ 0 •-<--t--. I J 1 • 0 a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 27, 1981 Fannie recalls· • growing~p BJ 19YSTl.LLIEY AP•a I ... ....., NEW YORK -When Faftllle P1aa WU &rOW· ln1 up in Alabama in the '509, her llfe wu safe, secure and lnnocent. "We can't have that kind o f childhood anymore; the world bu cbaneed," says the television, film and sta1e star who bu cap- FANNIE F'LAGG ... write• book lured those vanished days i n h er just - published novel, "Com· ing Attractions." Daisy Fay ffarper is 11 years old, living in Mississippi and starting the sixth grade in 1952 when she begins h er journal that forms the book. Fannie Flagg was also ll years old, living in Alabama and starting the sixth grade in 1952. int through ~Id newspapers to see what the fubloaa were, wb.at movies were 1bowlD1. what music wa1 popular, what the language wu like. ''Thole were innocent Umea," sbe recall•. "I think that children real- ly bad no concept of anythlna bad ever hap- pening to us. We had missed the war; we felt very aaf e and believed that America was the strongest and the best. "Today's 11-year-olda are so different,·' she adds. "They've been ex- po sed to war on television, to aJJ the as· sassinatlon attempts; they've been t'Xposed to drues. exposed to much freer sexual knowledge; they have a much better view of the world than I did at the age of 18.'' Mias Flagg, a blue-eyed strawberry blonde, slim and attractive in a blue shirt, gray pants and lavender blazer, com· peted in beauty contesta for seven years in pursuit of scholarships. She started ln the Junior Miss pageant and went on to the Miss Alabama competitions, along the way winning a scholarship to the Pitts· burgh Playhouse. Miss Flagg, unlike her heroine who bas at· tained only the age of 17 at the end or the book, has reached the age of 39. She has been actine and writing for 31 of those years, having writ· ten . directed and s tarr e d in "The Wh oopee Girl"in her l&u'I/ root fat' them aN. .. but y(Ju'/I ntNfJI' !JUBSS who wins. "It's a s autobio· graphical as the work or anyone who WTites about growing up in the South," the author said in an interview. ·'I tried to write abo ut something I knew, but I moved it over a state to Mississippi." school at the age of 8. ~~~~!!!~!!!!~~~~~!!!!~~~~~!!!!!!~!!!~~~ Since then, she has kept busy on network .---------.... lflllm-------------. television shows, includ· Though she says she basically remembered what lile was like in the ·sos, she spent seven months researching, go- ing writing and appear· ing o n "Ca ndid Camera," as a regular on the "Dick Van Dyke Show" and "The Match Game" and is now in the series, "Harper VaJJey PTA." ITS BE I I ER THAN AN EXTRA HOUR'S SLEEP! (And it puts cash in your pocket.) Jacl< Nicholson -« his splne- t1n111ni acarlear In Stenley Kubrlch me1terplece or modem ftonof. Juar n you'd aee it In the mcw#es -)'OU won't mlu one ICet)' uncut MCOnd. SHOWTIME 24·hollrt·•·dey. ·~'>' dey . ..,.,.. LORD GRADE NESEITS A JIM HEISOI FILM 'lff E 6ftfAT MUPPET WEit" llEDITM rwooom MARTll STAR6ER NIDlrlD IY OllO LAZER MO FRAI OZ IRITTEI 1Y 1DU PRCHETT & JAY TARSES AID JERRY JUHL & JACI ROSE Olft(CJEO IY JIM HEISOI llSIC AIO lYRICS BY JOE RAPOSO OIRECIM If PlllBWllY OSWALD MORRIS UC. SW• lllf mn PllflB JIM MEISOI • f HAI nz DAVE 60Ell ·JERRY 18.SOI • RlatARO HUIT· SHVE WHITMIRE MSD SM* DIMUS GROOll • OIAIA Rl66 111H mm sTMS JOlll D.EESE • RllERT MORLlY • rETIR USTllOV • JAa WARDEI IOI llffi?lidSI ~ l!f!M Hll!!IAR AIAIUlll II •lHllt llCHIS I ~~I · ~ · 11111111111ern UllAI 1t11sai Htih ••s1 I 1. "0 u llSllllllll If tlttllSAl PICIHIS All ASSICl#ll IU. ttstltNlfn cm c 1111, lllSll ASSltlAllS.11[ DAILY 12:•, 2:00, 4.•, .... 1:11, 11:11 AT CtNIMA «:eNTM edwanls C A N R HAllOI AT ADAMS. COSTA ... SA MISA YllHC8tT• t1f·4 I 4 I DAILY 1:to, l:il, lell, 7:11, l:OI, 11:• AT frOUNTAIN VALU'Y ••lls FOUNTAIN VALLEY llO ••• ,., ..... NUMTAIMYAWY IH·llll DU..Y 11:t1, w. ,. :11, w. w,-.. &T waa11n•• ~~---=---""Tl~~· .. l"'IP.~·~~-.... ••ds I • "IT IS THAT RARITY OF RARmES, A SEQUEL THAT READILY SURPASSES THE ORIGINAL." RICHARD SCHICKEL, TIME MAGAZINE ~--a .. ·QDllllW lllllfll lr 11011 ·.a•· um ......... ,.._. D*l·mll8.i1•'-· •lCm •t••--·1w ·· ,...., ........ , • ._ra•i..,. .... -..-•111111r..-.111.ci 11ii••'"•·•M MllM•W 1M1.i.ll Wlllr..11llllMlh111111Dl llSlll 1tW.lmlla Wiii,_ edwards MISSION VIEJO MALL SAM llMO FWY. TO 49· 5 6220 CIOWH YAUIT ITWN. • MA t C4. & lo.tSOHS edwards WOODBRIDGE ·=:.~:tc,':y~ 551-0655 SUPERMAN II TIMES AT EDWARDS DAILY 12:00. 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 9:45 Al.BERT R. B'ROCCOLI prescnn ROGER MOORE a& IAN A..EMING'S 1\MES BOND oar 01 FOR YOUR EYES ONLY ~ CAJO..E BOUQUET• TOPOL • LYNN·HOU.Y JOHNSON • JULIAN GLOVER Pl'ocluted by ALBERT R. BROax>LJ • !Nmcd by JOHN GLEN ~by RICHARD MAIBAUM n1 MJCHAEJ... G. WILSON • Eltctulr\'C Producer MICHAEL G. WILSON -Mw1c by BD.l. CX>l'T1 • Procilction Des~ P£n:R l..AMOl'(I' ---_ A90C'iut~ 1UM PEVSNER .,._ ~ ---·--- ed TWIN 631-3501 .r=:~::, 891-3935 . DM Y 11:11, 1:11, 1:•, 1:10, 10:• .. ~ . --~-~--~--~--------------------------~~--:--~ ...... ~~---....... --..._ ..... ...._ ........................................ ... Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Saturday, June 'Z7. 1981 · ARIES (March 2l·ApriJ 19): FinucJaJ obllsa· linn turns into an asset. Roadblock iJ removed. i'ou gain added recogoiUon -your appeal reaches broader base. Those who doubled you will now bec..'Ome I launch allies. TAU&US (April 20·May 20): You "hit rnark." You'll be at right place a l cruclaJ moment. New contacts, frHh starts -and romance -dominate citlng scenarlo. GEMINI (May 21".June 20): Follow th.rough on hunch -you are going in right direction. You get gllmpse behind scenes. Family "situation" re- quires open, frank discussion. CANCER (June 21-JuJy 22): Social activity IC· cel erates a s popularity increases. A ccent on roman ce, desire. correct business Judgment and {mproved communicatio ns . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): One in authority elves QUEENIE SE~ARY SANCTUARY "What ln the name of blue blazes la thit?" PlJBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P\JBUC NOTICE PICT!................ "'CTITIOUI auti•IU • u ,, •• I 0 • c 0 u • T 0 , "ICTITIOUI eu ..... .. llo1WM STATIMSWT MAMllfTAT•fll' .. IT CALIPOa•tA, COUltTY Of' lllMl91TAT ... lfT TIM .......... ....--•• ,. ...... r11e fOllt'llllfle --I• ooine IJ\l.ll• o•····· , .. CIVIC: CIHT.,. , ... ,.. ... l"f ,., ..... .,, .... .......... , llllHt•: OIUVIWUT,90Xlllf,IAHTAA~ MlntM•t fl & A fl~l .. TIU. t Llml!M II.NV 01.0 TIMI OONVTS, .. It CAtna AMllUCAN PACl(AOINO IN• ,,...._....., I-......... 111 Mntt, Wer11tr Aw-. Hlillll"'10ll ltffc;ll, MA••IAOa OP DOU.LAI w. OUSTIUU., tlU ~ OrlNC ..._., ~ta C. ~ ee.di, c.i...,..,, ~ll10r11i....., ••••. "'•n•••) CMA•LO'f'T• IMte AM, c.tlfvlll• t'l:l'M ..,.. He11ry l.Omberdl, •U7 Colllt a. •YU.•..,,.MlllT, All<.t K. ,...,, *1ts'Mloul Orleet l'eaa Dntlt•me111 Cor,, • Ave11u.,U.AlllOl°"c:.tltorltle~ IU-".aML.YLAWI PIKe,...,..N>e,c.tlfwNH104 c.llftnlle-.raiti.!, U• s,.n..p II Tlllt 11u91._. It concNOICI by .,. l,.. CAM W«•1 ...,.,, GNeNY ~ llelll, atU ._., SlrHt., Wtt C. ~1"""9ft ao.c,11, flvkNtl. NOnal OrlMI l'IKt, ... ANA, Celllwnlt c:.lllw!M_.. Htnry~Cll Y• .... ..._--. fte ._. -'2104 Tllll Ml-• It c..wlw<..-111, o Tlllt tll......,., Wtt flltcl wllll Ille --....... ,_ ..... ,_..... LI-.....,, 11111 Wei ..... CW llMllM,.,.,... '-tlyCitttlllOr .... C-ly ... J -....,. --,_ ,.._. ...... Cle, Hwlltl"'Mf\ h.Cll, C:ellf9'Ale "-Ol•ll•n••C:-... 10,1'11, ...,._ ...... .._ I ...._ f'H.41 ~ ~ f1wu1. ~ "'urn 11.,.. .... • ..... .._..;., • Aor.,. fllOmH a1tn11. 11111 flrit ...._ -II._ wlltl 111e Pullll..,.,, Ot.,,.. Coett Dolly Pli.t, ..__, ..... -·,.. ........ Wellllr .. OK•, ~ 9Mdl. C-ly C""11 ff OrM99 C-Cy Ml J-U,Ml.21,JIJly~l .. 1. 26s.MI ............... ,_ ......... ColllOrlll•._., J-U,"'1 --........................... . I'~ PVBUC NOTICE AYllOI Aerlcll Wllllom eoco11, 1eu2 "*I"*' Orllllllt C..11 o.tty l'llat, \ltteel u el• dtMO .. eelo. II Wellbr-Circle, HWltlngton lleo<tl. J-27,J .. y4, II, te. ltt1 n ... 1. • -. .,--... ......... ~IN Ml COlllOfllltt»O -------- PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUSaUSIHaSS NAMESTATEMaNT The IOltowlng flt< IOll l• dolllO bv.i· MU o• JOY YIO«OTAPING, 4500 CMI· M Orlw, Htwtl<Wt hKll, C.t lllorlll• .,... Joyce Tot>111, ttOO P•rtt; HtwPO". NewPOrt e.Kll, C.lllrwnl• t-.0 T llh _,ntu h Ullldll<1.0 by on In· dlYlchlat Joy~ Totlln 111.HTA MaeAaA-OOLaTA ...._ .. 1 -... U.. .......... T11h IMlslMH It cOlldiKi.cl Illy a MUNICll'ALCOUaT ........... L.M 11 ....._ .. ,_,..rtlc.orporatlen 11e I.~ at. ... ..... Alk• I(, l'elll fl..0 ... al71 14 u ............ ._.U_jea Tlllt •IA-Ill wet llltcl wlllt the a.to..,.,.,._ c.o. t:ittJ • ..._. • .,.. -..._.. Cov111y C1tr11 Of Or.nee c...,.ty °" PLAIHTIF,.. Ca&OIT 8UREAU lltcerla 1_.., .. __..; .. Hlo JllM H , tttl fll- OF SANf A eAReAltA, INC . I-...................... P\lbltlllecl.....__c:.o..tOtlly PI ... , Calltomle~.Clon. lloy ....... ,_.. -.......... 1 --.... OEl'l.NOAH T . PAU L NL...... J -10,21,Jwly4,11,l .. 1 JJG•t CH RISTIANSEN, DOES I ThN 111.111 I TO THI! al!Sl'ONOENT ctvllve T"' -~ -n1ec1 0 peUtlofl SUMMOtilS cenur111,. --·· II ,... fell CASa NUMll a Sil 15 to Ille e ,........ w1t11111 JO .. ,,_ of .. NOTICE! Yow ...... 0..11 wed. The dole ..... 1111• -•• -"" Oii fllCTITiout0iwa.••11 COllrl may OICIOI t90l11st you wlw.ut you, .,_ eflUll mey ... _.,. .... 1UM1 ITAT•MAWT yovr belllg ... ro ~less you rupono tile court mey ....., • I~ ~ Tiie fOll-1119 per-• ere ..,,.. wllllln JO O.ys ltMCI Ille lnlorm•tl<ln teh•lllt lnlwnctlw •~or...,..~ bwil-•: 1111-. centl119 cllYltlon of IWClilltft\I, -I NEWPOftT AUTO Ol!TAll.. UM PUBUC NOTICE Eeen Ught for special e ndeavor. project. Details ultiply ; be read y to review, revise and rebuild. tubbom associate wants to maintain s tatus quo. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22): Focus on faraway pl aces. s pirituality , law and ·•esot eric )lnowledge ." You'll obtain story behind story. Frag mented pieces fall into place. Thia •1•1-1 w•s llled wlllt Ille Cownty Clerll"' Or&'IQI Cov11ty on JUlle t-------------,------------; 10, ..... ·"1..U AVISOI UJl.O he sldo Clem..,-. -1, dlllel , ..... clllld 11.W«t. Newport eouleverd. Cffl• AMH. El Trlb<ANI outoe ClaclOlr GOtllra UCI. ett-y '-• COlh , Mid -II OCMr r• Celllomlo ~ ''" ••Hllen<I• • "101'0f qwe UCI. respo11-lief •• ,,..Y be "'""" "' Ille COUf'L TMllW Attlllo Sc...,, .. , 1°'7 s.o cH O.ntro .. JO dlH. YI ,, lnlotm• The .. ,..,.,_ of WOIK, lolllne of Con L-. C:O.I• '""'"· Callftrnl• LlBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Use vaUd data con· Ce rning money. finances affecting on e close to you . including partne r o r male . Household expenses becom e s ubject of lively discussion. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Em:rhasls oo ~straint, patie n ce. keen observation an ability to )treamline techniques. Emphasis a lso on par tnersh ip, legal ties, public response to your e f- f orts . SAGITl'ARJUS t Nov. 22-0ec . 21): Focus on pew s tarts, fresh contacts and resurgence of OP· Umism. O lder individual aids in production . helps ~ou handle added res pons ibility a nd makes you re- alize implication of special relationship. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Assignment is completed; cr eat ive e ndeavors succeed. P e rsonal styl e is imprinted you leave your o wn "trademar k ... Aries, Libra, Sagittarius natives rigure prominently. AQUARIUS 1Jan. 20-F eb. 18): New informa· t1on unfolds conce rning home. property, older family member. Leo native plays key role. Em· phas1s o n s tructure. des ign, coordination and safe· ty m e a sures. PISCES (Feb. 19-Marc h 20): Ideas congeal; you perceive picture as whole and gain overall view. Accent on movement. short journeys, calls, m ess ages and written reports. PUBLIC NOTICE NSntst JUNaloaCOUltTOPTH• STAT• OP CAL.I l'CMtNIA Poa TMI! COUNTY Ofl oaAHOa ,. O..k c.... Ck., .... ,_.AM,CAtV" Pl•l1111H GILBERT M.. ROMMEi., n Oef-.U. LEE l'ENISOH, et II. Crou-<:ornpialnent ROY OICUMA. "' CrOU·D•t•11«1•nts: LE E FEH1$0H, DOES I THAOUOH 10, 111· clwalve, SUMMONS ON CllOU-COMl'LAINT C:ASll NUMel!a: It-It-a HOTICEI Yow llave been ...CS. TM covrt moy dtclele 4191lnsl YOll wltllowl yowr belllll ... ,o unles.s .,.... reapond within JD O.ys. Reed the lnfC)(melloro .,.,_ AVISOI U11ed Ila lido oemonoedo. El Trlb<ANI ~ cle<lellr c.ontre Ud Siii 1uOlenc11 • ....._ qwe UCI. resoon-.,. d9111ro di JO dies LH .. lniormo- clon qwe llgue I. TO THE OEFEHOAHT . A cMI <omol•l11t lloS -. llleo 11y the p11111-tlff agelM1 you •· ti YQU '"'"' 10 Oii-lhl$ l.aw..,11 you mYst, within lO cMlys •lter 1111• tumm011s 15 wrved Oii yow, Ille with lhh court • wrltlen pl•aOlng In ruponl• to the colelp111111. I II a Justice Court, you mull lilt with IN court • .... in ... pleoolng ot ca .... .,. oral plffCll11g 10 c. t ntereo In Ille OO<ketl. U-5 .,....oo "'· YOVT Olf•wll Wiii be .,._ --1k •Uoro ol Ille --------plalnllff, -this court m•y enler a DEA TH NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE jllOgmeM 091111st yow tor tlW relief - malldecl 111 tlW c.-••lnl, which cowld --------..... 11 '" getlllWntm of --· tokll\Q "ICTITIOUS eUSINl!SS Of money or IW-rtY ot other re1i.1 r• NAMI! STATl!MaNT quested 111 tlW C.-lllnl. Tiie •ot-ino .,.,_, ls 001nt """· b. If -.,... te -u. ..,,k • .c MU IS I • a-..., i. W• -. ,... st.. .. SMITH l.IFESTYLE 1000. t7'2 Et PorlOI, .... ,.._..y ....... ,_ Wf'lfte• JOllN W S MITH resaden Fownte111va11ey,ea111on110•2101 ,._,.,....,,mor•flled•ll-. of N l B . h c NlcllOI• R-De~. 97'2 El OATEOJulylO, lt71 'e~por eac • a . Porl•I, FOW11tol11 V•lley, Colllornle WllllemE.SI JOfltl. Passed away o n June 25, 9170I c1er11 1981 lie 1s survive d by hi This b'6l11es1 la c-..ctllcl Dy •11 In· By s..son 1.. Bu•I011, wife Shirley f'. S mith o dlvlovei. OeclutY NICllOl1$ Rollert OelQOOO KATAOKA. MO•IT, coaaAL Newport Beach. Ca . 2 son This ste•-• was 111«1 wltll 111e MOaaNO& CAMACHO Larry nnd Ter ry Smith both County Clerk ol 0r•ll99 Cou11ly .... Mii ••t1 """' ........ _ of Costa Mesa Ca. 1 brother J-15.••1 LMA......,CA..U Li I S I h. ' "164tS1 Tet. Ne. CtlJI 7D.JU4 nco n m l or South 9ate. P111111.-0r.,.. c:-1 Deity Piiot, 1>u1>11""" Orange co..s1 oa11y Piiot, c;a Funeral serv1res wtll be J-10.11. July •. 11. 1"1 2121•1. J..,,. ;io. v . Jiiiy 4, 11. '"1 211H1 held on Sunday. June 28 1981 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTI nous IUllNaU HAME ITATaMENT Tiie 1011-11111 per1111n1 ore oolne .,...,. MUii V & M ASSOCIATES.DAO.ms A...,.we. HunllllglOll a.oc11, C11tlornl• t1MI Mo•• 0....1....,.1 c .... por1t1011, • Ce lllornlo corporellon. IOI Aooms Avtnua, HuntlllglOll Beath, Cllltotnla '1MI Vl•t• Coron• Auoclales, • Calllornl• ~lmlt"9 Par1twrs/llp, "'° VIII• l o Jolie Orlw , Suite 2100. I.A JOfl•. C•lllor11l1 '1)31 Mol• Developmenl C«POO· lion Pitter E. Von Ell.,, E .. cutl•• Vice Preslclent Th" tUlt..,_I wa• lllecl with Ille Cownly Ctet~ of Or-C-IY on JUlle •0.1911 Publllhed Orange COlll Dally Piiot, JwM 13, 10, 27,Jwly '• ltll 26Sl .. I. PUBLIC NOTICE SOUTHOltAHOECOUNTY MUNIClflAl.COUaT •tQ 0.-Y•IMy fl-..•y ~N'-l,CA'2617 PLAINTIFF INSURANCE COM· PANY OF NORTH AMERICA. DEFENDANT · RAYMOND EARi. MILLER ond DOES I tllro119h 10, clo11 qua tlgwe. !JIOll•Y er ~rty, °' olMr court '2627 I. TO THE OEFl!NOAHT: A cMI ._,.,_,_ Pf"O(Mdlllgl moy .... r• GIOl'lt SU....•• . .., s.o. Cow compl•l11t ,... been m.o by lhe p1aln· Miii. l..9fte, c..u MtM. Collforftlo ft627 tiff OQ•lnsl \'Oii. OATEO o.c. •• .... Tiii• llodlness It COIMll.lcled by • a. II VOii will\ Io dltf t11<1 U1I• I •wwll, &.. A.. "lftdl. Cl-""llMNld lftel wff•. you m1n1 wltlll11JDO.Vl1fter lllll sum J. Ooere, o.uty "*'-~'" "'°"' Is serwo on you, Ille wllll lllls o...i-W. a.,.. Tiiis --filed wlltl Ille cowrt I written 04Mdl119 In res_,541 to t• MocAl9w .... •» C-ly Clerk of Or-C:-y on IM comp1•111 U11lesl l'O" 00 so. yow .._.,AM, CA-J-u. 1"1 def ... 11 wlll C. _,,,_ ._,. •PC>llCI· T01ll1Hl .. 1tt4 ,.,._ llon of IN s>leilllltt, -1111• coun mey Pvbll""" 0r-. °"'" O.lly Piiot. Pv«MltNcl 0r-. c-Delly Piie(, enter • ludQmlnt ... Inst you lot 1he J-27. Jwly 4, ti, 11, 1'11 2'11_., J-11. Jiiiy '· 11. ti,'"' J17M1. relief oem-.o 111 the compl•l11t. ---------whl<h cowlCI retull In gornl5llme111 of PUBLIC NOTICE wages, t ... lng "' money or pr~ty or t---- IUMMOHS otller relief requesteo In 1111 com --- Caae ......... ""' plaltlt. NOTIC• 0, ~•uc "ICTITIOUI •USINIH l11cluslve. PUBLIC NOTICE NOflCll Yew MW ..... -· Tiie b. II '°" wlsll IO W•k , ... adv lo of HUalHO ••f'O•• TH• NAMl ITATHdHT cwrt m•y -1111 ...,,.., Yell wlhvt •n •1tor11ey 111 "'" m•ll•r. you slloutd P'LAMNIHO COMMllSICNt fllt 1011-11111 per10n '' OOlno bvtl· yewr i.l"I 1119r4 -Ht ye11 _ _. 00 so Promc>(ly W> 111111 yOU< written 0, THa CITY 0" runs u : wltlllll ... YL •"4 the 1 ... ....,.,. ...... res_.s •. ll .. y,meylll llltdOlltlme. POUHTAINYAU.aY ROBERTS COMPLETE POOL ... ,.~OUwls/llo-klhe ollYICtofon •I· O•l-.l ~=-~=... on"~~y~~!:'t .c;~E.~ ~~ ~:.~.v~~c.!~:!:.·;:~110 Way. tor11ey 111 lllls ""lier. you lllOulCI 00 '° Offk., p.m. 111 IN City C:-11 Oto-., B yro11 Scott Aoberu, HSl f"tutJI promp1ly•oV..1yourwr1nenr-Me. 10200 Slot., A-. f'ounllln Valley, Ma rselilu war, Cosio Mese, ,.ETla I!. VCNt ILTEN II any,~blllledonUme DISMOND O'NEILi. tM Plannl119 Gonwnl""°" wlll -e C1lllor111a n.V AIWMJot Y• AYISOI u_ ... .---·El 111$ E. CotrllleSI.. f)UO!k Nork19 0111N lollowlnt Items; Tiiis blnlneu IS <onclwcleo Dy on ln· -A•o-M.-trl-.1 ...... Mc .. lr c•lro U4. 1111 Sonle ..... , .. C.. tltll ZOHE CHAHOE HO. >.ff": Pr-I OIYIOU1I HMtl ...... a.oc11, C.. t2'4t .... 1 ... 111 a -ttW U .. r--PuDll"*I ~otllll* C:O." o .. 1y Piiot, 11> HllbllUI mobllt llome and A·I Byron S<ott AOC.rt• PuDll!olled Ore<1119 Cool! Dei ly Po lot ~., ........ l.o• "" hlfwlftOClell June u . 10• 17• JUiy 4' ... ~-~ 111191• lamlly r_,_. 11111"'9 Oii "-Tiii• ,..,...,._ ..... llltcl wllll .... Jwne•l,10,V.Jvly•.19" 1nw1'. , ... s,""u.~-·-···•~i•·relcon•·Jo-H l•tlne ll'IOllll• -perllt at fl:JO County Clerk of o .. ,,.. Cow11ty °" -----~ ----PUBLIC NOTICE Tol ... rt Aft-encl 111 .. Bwsllord June 17, l .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUI eUSINl!SS NAME STATEMENT The toHowlne ,..rso11s ore dolne buslMUM: OEHH£Al.IHE IHSURANCE AOEHCY. Ml Soutll B•Y•ldt Orlw. Hewport llNUI, Colltoml• ttMO R-.t S 0..-rlW.., lncotporel· ed -COlllWlllt, loll SouUI Bey~ Orhe, HewPOrt Beull. C:.Olllot11l1 92~111• llullrwu I• conduct.Oby • cor· poretlon "-s o-wwrn11e. 111e. Robe rt S. OeNw<llM PresldeM Tiii• tU.1-1 Wot 11190 with Ille County Cl•r• of Or11199 County °" June••· '"1 JOCllMll, Kw..r & SOKllNUll Altw,..yt.CLow ,....,,, ..... ,. ... ..................... ... N-.n C.-Doiw New,_rt e..dl, CA.,_ un ·~ en .. le nunto, cleblt"I• Stteet. Theta ..-.1 • .....,.. ...,. .. .,.. ""'* llecerlo lmmeol•t•mente, O• •ti• ----cwrra1111y 1011ed A·l Oe11ero1 Pwbll \/leCIOr•noe Co.st OellyPllot. m .... , •. .., r..-s .. •Krl1a, sl h•y l'ICTITIOUS IU .. NaH Agrlcwlllll'OI Olllrkl. June 20, 71, JUiy '· ''· 1911 27S0..1 •lgwna, P<*te-r911lllrede a llemPo. NAMa STATIMENT CONOITIOHAI. USE PEltMIT HO. I. TO THE OEFENOAHT· A clYll Tiie loll-Ing '""°"' are doing SJO: Petlllon Mlbn\llWG t>y Rettl S. compl•lnt .,., D8n llleo by Ille plaint Ill bu•l11en os: Akowblon to -on lddlll-1 Olnl1111 ageln•I yow, 11 you"""' to Clef'f"4 this VICTORIA GROUP, I.TO., 10101 r_.,, Mid on -Ironic ...... r_,, '° 1ewsull, '°" """'· wlltlln • UYl after Sieler Avenwe, Sufi• 211, Fovntaln Ill• rH teYrellt laclllty 11 IUJt tllh wmmons Is wrwo on YQU, lltewllh Valley. C.tllonll• '2IOI Br-llunt Street. this court e ..,.llton raponse lo Ille Tar• s.n-, • Borlowflto c-t, CC>f401Tl°'4AI. USE PERMIT NO. complelnt. U11l•H you 00 so. rour de· N•WPOrt 11Mc/\,Collloml•t1Ml Ut: PetltlOll ....,...,_ by Mk-I loull will bl enter..i °" 1ppll<10on"' Lotrallle t.Mnbetll, 1142 P•.,lorlno, 0.koftlly. f'lrlfte UN 11, lor.,. 1- tl'le plel111iff, eno 11111 <ourt moy Mler 1 Coste Mew. Celllorlllo ~» _,1111 -lralralno r.,.. et 1_, jwdgment ~nsl you lot lllt relit! Ge· Thia ...,,,,.." Is con<klcted by • EW<lld Strwt. moneled on lhe complaHlt. whKh could limited p,ertner\lllp CONOITIOHAI. USE PEAMI T HO. rHult Ill ~mls/lment ol weges. ••ong Terell Someo m : PetJtlOll MAlnllltled..., Ron Pu-. of m-r or _,,Y or atllar rehel r• Tiiis SIA-wet 111.0 wltfl the -C"""'° e&eyney le .-.ct retell quet1edlnthec.omp1o1111 Cow11ly Clerlt Of OrMQe Cow111y on tole of -,_,,. --let 1,.. PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS eUSINl!H NAMtl STATU,\INf Tiie IOl!owl119 per_, h 0011>9 bull· ....,. .. G & F CONCRETE cuntHO, 471 Wutml11.ter Ave • N ... POrt &eocll. C•lllorrlle t*3 Gregory Ly1111 FerguM111, 47' Wu1m11111er A-. H-port aeoc,11. C•lllorllletMJ Tiii• bullneas '' conowct.o by.,. In· dlvlOUll. OATEO Ocl 2. ,.., June"·'"' .. , ... Cludlne IN lnl1011Mkln of .,,... -~= B. H•rrl•. PwDll~ Or.no-CoHI Deity PiloC, ~~d~ ... f«lllly II 11ttl-ltlff "''' st.i=: ~:'",~!.~':: IM By M.. Pruo Homme, J-10, 27, July 4• 11• 1 .. 1 27Sl•t. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT HO. Coun1y Clerlt of Or .. C-ty on M4oy Oeclutv SU: Ptlltlon submltwo by lramtoc 22. '"' coooaNo,euusH&MOOOY PUBLIC NOTICE ~ouon to~• m.11 ..._of f'tnm A flrtf ....... 1 c._..tl• lwr11Hure al lllU encl 111•7 EucllO Pwbllw..t Or-nee Coo.st O•lly Piiot, P.O .... 220\.llN s-tll C:.Ht Drive. s ... SlrMI. JwM 20, 27. July' ll .... , 111 ... 1 S..llel" ~ .. c:LC:-..:.o:.~T NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF c ............ CAm» COUNTYOPORA ... I NEGATIVE OECLAltATION: For ,.,...., Tel.7H/.,...,.. ,.C .... kC-OrlwWHI , .. 11 .... i.nt111ec1 wlUI ... ost..-IA PUOlltlleO Or-C-t Dolly Pllol. Publl....., Ort119" C.out Deloy Pilot, ,...Office..... 1·1, notl<.e It~ olwn tNI betocl PUBLIC NOTICE JUM 20, 21. July '·"· 1911 • UIMI. JWM tl, 10. 17,Jvly '· 1911 Jn2 .. I s-.. ...... CA'21t2 ... tll• 11111111 Slwelles, • H~tln MAR•IAGE OF PETITIOHER: Oe(leretlOll llas ......... _ ..... The f'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS ICYENO 500 KIM Envl-.t ,_., Review '°"'" NAME STATEMENT RES~OEHT: WHG IC ll. KIM mlllM will ._., _ .. of IM Tiie •or-•1111 '"''°" " 000119 Dutl SUMMOffS "AMII. y LAW) N ... 11 ... Oeci.rotlon on Tllundty, Jy. MU" al 3 OO PM al Ply mouth Con gregational Chur c h ......................................................................................... .. Newport Beach . Ca. with Rev John Lmdvall officiat- kl g Private ramily inter· m ent at H arbor L awn M emorial P ark In lieu or Clowers contributions may be made to the Harbor Area f!oys Club f'riends may call al Pie r('e Brothers B e ll Broadway Mortuary on Saturday , June 27. 1981 from 4 OOPM lo 9 OOPM. Pierce Brothers Bell Broadway M ortual") directors LEGAT JOS EPHINE BARBARA LEGAT. Rom an New York City She was the beloved mother or Norma VerfailUe Qf Costa Mesa. Ca., Corinne Boy le or Dessert Hot Spr- ings, Ca., Vivian Lewis of Twl n sberg. Ohio, C lifford La~rence Davis, Jr. LU of Silver S prings. Colorado , R ichard D . Davis o f l;level and Heights. O h io. Earl Da\•is or Memphis, ~ennesse May she repose in ~ace and happiness. BOWMAN ELIZABETH BOWMAN. 11esid e nt of Costa Mesa. Ca. P assed away o n June 10. • 81. Survived by broth e r oberl Bowman or ullerton Ca. Neptune Socie· f Y 1n cha r ge of arrangements .)"ilh burial at sea . ., . ~ / n f'IHCE •OTHHS SMITHS' MOnuAaY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 rACIHC VIEW MIMO•IAL rAal( Cerretery Mortuary Chapel-Crematory , • 3500 Pac1f1c V1f!1W Dnve Newport Beach 644·2700 I' h J M<CCMIMfal MO•TUAR•S Laguna Beach 494·9•'15 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAUCMI LAWM-MT, OUYI Mortuary• Cemetery Crematory r, .,. 1625 Gisler A". Costa MHa 540-~554 rttaCIHOf ... I --.no .. WAY MOITU~IY 110 Btoadway COsta Mesa 642 91SO NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD BY THE ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ORANGE COUNTY ZONING CODE Date of Hearing: July 7, 1981 Time of Hearing: 1 :30 p.m ., or as soon thereafter as possible Location: Planning Commissio.n Hearing Room, County Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, California PROPOSAL: To amend the Orange Country Zoning Code to provide for the installation of mobilehomes on single-family residential lots. COMPLIANCE WITH THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT: It has been determined that the propos._ed project will not have a significant adverse effect on the environment and therefore Negative Declaration No. 11 P03001 was granted on June 9, 1981 and became effective June 23, ~981. INVITATION: All persons either favoring or opposing this proposal are Invit- ed to present their views before the Planning Commission. It Is requested that any written response be submitted to the Plan- n ing Commission prior to the hearing date. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: For further Information, persons are lnvi\ed to call the Plan· nfng Codes Section at (714) 934 .. 5395 or come Into the office located at 811 North Broadway, Room 300, Santa Ana, California 92702. Please refer t<l CA 81 -8. \ • I • DI-ly2, t .. I. FULL EAT 0 N A 0 l l 0 FF NOTICE! THESE MATTERS -i.lne PT• SERVICE, lSOI Wtsl Avenue, YM ................ Tiie _.. _ ,.----to llle'fll-int L.ews Fw1tert011.Callforlll1t»l:I c J of 11M SIMI flf c.llfernle Gove.-MICl\oel l.oe C-lng. lSOI West ::: =• ,.. .......,. ':;..~ Code, u.-Of eeca.. -·Ute ,,_...,, Ave1111e, FwllertOll, Colllornlo •»33 ............. i;:..= ...... Valley Mulliclj»I coo.. Tiiie 21. Thi• buslnet• It conctucleo by •n Ill· If JMI wltll 1e -t11e _,,,In Of 111 THOSE DESIRING TO tffllfy 111 dlvloual. . lttffMY 1f1 lllls matt..-,_ ......... levot ot In ciopollllOll to 1'19 Pf'OCIOWlll MiC.._l l .. CoOCllng M 1>relftPtly to -.,;.,,, ,.._. ., •Ill be g1_,.,. ~WIHY to oo soot Tiiis au.1 ........ 1 wa• llled wltro tlw .,..,.1,.., 11 a11Y, ,...y •IMM .. ti-. IM ,,.,Dlk llNtlnQ. II fwrtller lnlormo-Cowllly Cl-°' OrMl9t County on June AVllOI lion It dlltlred, yOW ,,,..,. COlltecl .... "· , .... U•••• "' •I•• ••mu•••·· El PI011111"9 ~ .. ~·. -.. ,~ lriiMa•I ...... _..., c-· u ...... ,.., ... lo .,,. ...... 1-. Publi....., Orenge CoH I Deily Piiot ••i.11e1ea-.-u•.,...... , oi.._....,Sec.....,., Juneu,111,11,Ju1y•."•1 2ns-a1 4elllre ........ LM la......_... ..._...c:.-N ..... II• slew. Publl..,.,, 0rtllQ9 c:-st Delly Pl ... , PUBLIC NOTICE s1u.-..._ ... _94 _._ .. J ..... 11.1"' ~·· ..................... ...no ---.... NOTIC9 INVITI ... e1D1 •ecerle l11-l•llme11le, M HtO -·· .. --• Meeoclea, " .. ., ............. .., rtthtr-• "-"· I. TO THE RES~OENT: Tiit p.cltl-Ms flled t petlllOll conGernl119 '°"' morYlage. II .,.... fall 10 Ille a retllOnM wltlll11 JO days of llM Cl•ta tll•I tNt _, It ...WCS on YOW. yowr dtfault Inly C. ....... .a end tM court ""Y eni.r • JllCIQmeftt con-111111 ne l11Junctlw • ofler or .. rt c-cer11l110 Cllvi.kln flf pr-tty, _. WPPOrt. ctll lcl cusloely, c Ill lcl MIPt>Ort, ettomey lees, COits, -well otller ,.. lief H mer be oront.O by IN c-1. T lie ~mlllw'llOlll °' wages, 11111119 of money °' pr,..rty, or otM r court outnorlred proc:Mdi11g1 moy •llO r• 11111. Oeteo. Mlrc.112', '"'· I.El! A.. BRAHCH. Cieri< lly. C.H. ANDERSON, °""""y aauc,..,...&lllllr ....0 ............. -..... lf1 0•-°'"9, CA nM4 11HI 6»7111 P11bllMllCI Orange coast Delly Piiot June 20. u. JUiy 4. 11, 1911 7'20-tt ----------- PUBLIC NOTICE ;ICTtnout 9UlfltUS HAMa ITAT•MllNT r...........,....,....1 ............ -••: •·T·L SANDWICH DELI, 1"'2 hocfl ......_.., Unll 0, HYlltineMfl hod\, Gii lfonllo'21M1 Ke X1m1 ~. t1•1 COr~. ,._.. ... V.Cley, QllllOrnlO ft7tl Tiii• ~ .. <Gflelloetlcl lly '" ln-dlv!OIHI. Ke XUM ...,,..,. Tiil• .._.._,.. -fll• wltll tllt C-ty C!of'll lff 0.Mtt C:-.y lft "-"·'"'· ,, .... ......... o..,,.. c... Delly"' .... J-"· JlllY4. 11. , .. lttt ~· PUBUC NOTICE .. ,,... P'ICTITI OUSaUllNllS NAM•STATIMaNT TM lollOWl119 PtrlOM .,. 0011111 bUM· ..... ": Cll.ltTCO t6m ootfllrd Slrwt, U111t E, HunilllQIO<I llHcll, C.lltof"nlt tt~7 c;.,.1 It, TWymOll CornNlly. llK. -C:ollt01'61• Tiii• ..,.,_,I• eonducteO by. (tr• ....... IM. Cati It. TWymtf'I, flrt1\dtllt Tlllt RMeuMM we• tiltcl wlUI llw ~ ... Cltrtl., Or11191 C:.Ulll'f Oft J-'· '"'· flttl94 l'lllllllllocl OfMtt CMtl Oolty "'""- J-U, 9, l1, Jllly4, "'' t12'-tt. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie c-.ty s.tllltoUon OtWlcU of 0r..,.. C-ty, C.tl-•, wm r• ----<-_._.. ......, llllidll wncM J\lllr 1, ,.,# M NOTICE OF DEATH OF 11:• •.m. ew. """' t1e recie1_. 01 BESSIE HOPKINS .,.Olltrlcl'1A*nllll•tr.Clwllffknb¥ • Ille dete oM llrne lleAlno..,,. Mt ANO OF PETITION TO lortll, •• w111c11 llrne ttwy wlll M A OM IN I STER ESTATE :::'~!'Y0;'::!11110:':1:::,"'::':'1.:::: NO. A -109309. Aw-.,,_...... VOiiey. Col ....... T o a I I h e I r s , ,., 111. 1e11ew1111: Hvoi.oGEN b fl I I dit flEltOXIOE FOR PLANT 2 OOOR ene c ar es, ere ors coHTaoi.. SflEc•,.•CATIO. No. and contingent creditors of ,. ... ,. B e s s I e Hop k I n s a n d ••• ,,_. • t1111rn11tM • .,. ..,.,,. pers ons who may be .....,.,.., .. 01..-ict.111ec:c..- otherwlse Interested in the :':'!:. •11 ~ of 111e -lfk.o- Wl 11 and/or Estate. Spec111ut1on•, 11110 111e111u e11d A petition had been filed '""'-lftlllrlNtloul,.,..., .. _.... by Ellz,abet.h Granlch In ~-~::, !~~:,*..,· ,.,......,. the Superior Court of J.w•-5¥•-- 0ranoe County requesting 1«niUry11ttw that Elizabeth Granlch be ~.:=:::'~':°'1>e11y P11ot, appointed as personal J""'"·'"' m4-t1 representati ve to ad-,_ ______ _ minister the estate of PUBLIC NOTICE · Bessie Hopkins under the ----------- 1 ndependent Admlnlstra-,ICTtnous euMNEss tlon of Estates Act. The NMWSTAHIMNT petition Is set for hearing Tiie 1e11ew1,.. peno11~ .,.. "°'ne in Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic 11us1;:;,~~LAND TILE co m..., Center 01"!_, West, In the Mertwerlta, c er 011• dei' Mor, C I t y o f :> a n t a A n a , ca111orn1e tMJS California on July 22 1981 c 11er•u o. aa111y, su .... at 9:3()a.m . ' ~~l~~~r~ Corono del Mor , IF YOU OBJECT to the Oorotlly 0-rty aemy, sn°"' granting of the petition ~.~.~:~~~'~ cor011• d•• M•r. you should either appear This ......._. 11 concN<tee1 bY "' In· at J h e hearing and st•te d1v1e1uo1. vour objection s or file a...ieso. R•lllY written objections with the Tiiis ,.....,_, •09 tntct w1111 1111 Cou11ly c .. rll Of Or-~ °" court before the hearing. "-11. , ... Your appearance may be ,...1s11111 0r "*- In person or by your at· J-,. 11 , ....... ~.C:' Doi•; ... "!~ torn•.. · · ...... · ~ I ~ Y 0 U A R E Air---------- C RE 01 TOR or a cont· PUBUC NOTICE lngent creditor of the de----------- ceased, you must file you ne~"~i::,,~.,:.. clalm with th• court o ""~'*""Y• ...... present It to the perSOMI • ~•TOT.• representative appoint ,o;ow... .,.. by the court within four ••• .. nMCH'1'9CATa -months from the date IN TH• MATTU Of' TM• .... first Issuance of letters a P'L•canON OP', '"•ooo•• 1.. frovlOtc:t In Section 700 "";:~':i~· "•"'••• 01 ht Probate Code o THaOOOM '-"""" .. o •-.. C•llfornla. The time f ........... ~., ... c.rt•• flll"9 wtll not expire prl °'"' ,._..., ,..u...._,, -... t f _......h f ,,_ T~I L. l'U•N• .. 0 our nN'ln S ron'I t •INle MAltll VANeW _, 11r M ate Of h hearing nottc: ~ ..__ .. ._". -•bove. ..... ~,......... ........ YOU MAY EXAMIN .,.....,.,__ .. ....._ the file kept by the court ~ ':::. O:C::~:. If you .,.. Interested In t --......... c-1 ........ L "tete. 'You may file a ,.,, "' 01• ••• *' • .. °'9111111 CeltMY ......, c-i .... u... qufft wtth the court to ""' ""' ._ic:.ot,.,. • ~ ., Ctlvt IPIClll notice of t ,..,., 01141 urrect1•11 •• "'"' Inventory of estate HM ...,~_..,..,.........,, and of the ,..tltlons, ac IT " "''""•• a.N••o ... • .... ~· ... OrW•-C..• counts and report ,.......... _ • _.. •..., ... dttcr"*9 lft Section 1200. c.-.. .. .,. • .. •".., _. t-.-..,,.__,. ....__.._ llUtlllt Ill ... 01111• ,1114, I "' ... -""" .... ,_ _.,..., ., .... , .. ,.,....... Cod9. ..-... 111 .. C!Mlty .,..._. !llflt ...,,,... .. '"' ... -~ t••:r.=c.illll'Df. DA..=~ .. --AW.I-~· ...... . Pu.,.... Or-.. .... .... Dally Pl~ June M..17 ....... =:~ ... -. Jiiiy S, "'1 _...., ,,_..,,_,.4. ''-""" ,,,..., • .. 0 Con men bilk investors 191 suckered i~ $9 .7 million 'tax shelter' mine fraud TA~EE, Fla. (AP> - Nearly 200 wealthy investors, most or them from Florida and many or them doctors, sought sheller from laxes in the coal m ines -of West Virginia but in· stead came out $9. 7 mlllion ln the hole, a state official said. "This is an example of bow con men are taking advantage of the s pecula tive interest in en ergy," Comptrolle r Gerald Lewis said. Le wis filed suit in Sarasota County Circuit Court seeking an injunction to stop the sale of unregistered securities, appoint- m e nt o f a r ece i ver and restitution to the 191 investors. The scheme, as alleged by Le wis. was run by Le bkuecher, Spencer Inc. of Sarasota, which offered limited partners hips In a mine In Clay County, W.Va. In· vestors allegedly were shown geological surveys that Inflated the potential or the mine, he charged. The typical Investor , plunked down $20,000 to $30,000, be said. But from 1976·79, he s aid, just 14 .196 t o n s o f coal were produced there. T wenty people a nd cor- por ations were named in the suit, including the owners of the fir m , Ralph P . Lebkuecher Jr. and Robert S. Spencer. They w e r e a cc u s ed of mis representing investments a n d s elli ng unreg i s t e r e d securities. The second charge Is a felony in Florida, but it would be up to th~ local state 's alt.or· ney to fi le criminal charges. Lewis said state investigators wor ked on the case more than a ye ar, after a disgruntled em· ployee complained about the ln· vestment plan. Information col· lecLed during the invesUaaUon wa s turne d o v e r l o the prosecutor in Sarasota, the In- ternal Revenue Service and the Securities and Excbanee Com- m ission, be said. Le wis alleged that the in· vestors' money was not placed in escrow as promised and was diverted to projects unrelated to mining. ln 1979, be said, $321,000 was put in Regal's Landing, a Sarasota real estate project. The mine was presented as a way to tum an Investment profit and get a tax shelter in the me antime, Lewis said. About 100 of the investor s were from Flor ida and the remainder were from various places on the East Coast. Tijuana pris o n reforms gaining Progress slow but steady since uprising that killed 8 TIJUANA CAP l -Three years ago eight men lay dead at La Mesa state penitentiary, gun· ned down during a n abortive escape attempt. The dead in· eluded a reform-minded young wa rden and his assistant. Today, officials at the prison say the proble m s -over · crowded conditions , understaf· fed security. flourishing drug rings , freq uent murder s and numerous escapes ha ve been a llev iated. On the third anniversary of the prison uprising that trig- gered the reforms, 22 prisoners have graduated as the third class of primary students from the Salvador Gonzalez Gutierrez Education Center , named in memory of t he slain warden. "For us, the 23rd of June is a very important d ate ," said Sergio Penuelas Romo, warden at La Mesa, a village-like struc· tu r e in the border city. "Alter the deaths in 1978, we took all the arms away and increased the personnel, the guards, the a dministrators and ser vice workers.'' Pe nu ela s s a i d inmat e population at the facility has been reduced almost 30 percent, from 1,894 to 1.369. Staff has lnmateso/ Baja Cali/orniapenitentiaryou18ideTijuanaloll A,..,,.._. around their new dormitory. On anniversary of breakoot try that cost eight lives, reform is changing the prison look. The F-16 Fighting Falcon been more than doubled: from 80 to 170, be added. Further improvements came whe n hard drug pushers were shipped from La Mesa to Islas Tres Marias penal colony in the Pacific. off the coast of the state of Nayarit. Baja California Gov. Roberto d e la Mad rid bas requested that no more convic· ted drug dealers be sent to the prison. Prison officials recall that in the year before June 23, 1978. there were more than 20 mur- de rs . In the three years since then, two people have died in stabbing in~idents. At one point, escapes from the facility were commonplace. Now . according to Sister An· tonia , an Ame rican nun who li ves at La Mesa, "more people escape from MCC than from La Mesa,'' referring to the modem, high-rise Metropolitan Correc- tional Center in downtown San Diego. More than half a dozen people have escaped MCC since it opened less than a decade ago. Penuelas, one month shy of hls second anniversary at La Mesa , said the reform effort has not been an easy one. He had to replace a warden who resigned less than a year after taking the post because of suspicions that Penuelas' predecessor was in· volved in smuggling drug con· traband int.o the prison. Before that, the warden who followed Gonzalez lasted 47 daya before being fired. Visiting privileges for wives, children and girlfriends of prisoners re main lenient. As many as 1,500 visitors line up for searches on a given Sunday, Sister Antonia said. Also, unlike American penal ins titutions , the prison has a small village-like courtyard with six restaurants, concession stands, laundry services and other businesses, all run by in- mates. There are apartments for inmates who can a(ford them . Prison ofricials say that after a new facility is finished in the fall of 1982, sentenced offenders wi ll be transferre d there, leaving the once strife-tom La Mesa penitentiary as a holding center for inmates awaiting sen- tencing. Typea: Single-seat lightweight air combat tighter (F·16A) and two-seaf fighter/trainer (F·f68) Dtmenalona: Wlngspan--32 feet, 1 O Inches Tailplane span-18 feet, 0.34 Inches Length-47 feet. 7.7 Inches Wheelbase-13 feet, 1.44 inches Height-16 feet, 5.2 Inches Armament•: Weapon delivery capabll"les Include alr·to-alr combat with gun and Sidewinder missiles, and air-to-ground attack with guns, rockets, conventional bombs, speotal weapons. laser-guided' and electro-optical weapons. Maximum external weapon loads-15,200 pounds with reduced fuel load -12,000 pounds with full fuel load Performance: Maximum speed at ~o.ooo feet-above Mach 2 (approxtmately 1,320 m.p.h. at 35,000 feet) Highest fighting altltudt ~,OOOleet Air forCM wtth ,_ 1 .. : United States 13etgk.im Oerimark . , Nethertand• Norway Israel $ a a a a s s • Orange Coast OAILY PtLOT/Saturday. June 27, 1981 a POLLY WANT A CIGAR? -John Freitag of Las Vegas tries to pull his pet parrot, J oe, a way from his cigar. Freitag and the bird APW ........ were posing for a photograph whe n Joe pro- vided a more interesting shot. Heading off illiteracy Columnist offers new fun idea for summer -reading By HUGH A. MULLIGAN .... -..Ciel c;.. ......... . RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -The summer reading li st, it seems. is another casualty of our in· cre asingly illiterate age. It's too much these days to ask a kid to park his motorcycle or his teM is racket for a few hours dur ing the vacation months and turn the volume down low enough on his rock radio pro- gram, so he can read an entire book or two and answer a few s i m pie questions a bout the author and plot when school re· sum es. Wh e n th e new w a ve o f barbarians comes bounding off the school bus on that final day of classes. chanting, "no more pencils, no more books," they really mean it. Reading to them is c ruel and unusual punish· ment, a throwback to another age Like the thumbscrew and the rack. One reason why Johnny can't re ad is that he won 't. And his pare nts don't care because they probably don't read either. In our town. a tweedy, preppy, colonial exur b where a number of professionaJ writers Uve, the high school has just done away with the required s ummer read· ing list , because more than half the kids didn't read the books. Or at least they flunked the sim· pie multiple choice test or book review that would have gone in· to their records and made them look good on college applica- tions. Now the summer reading list has been made "voluntary," and s chool o ffi cia ls bla ming television. parental indifference and an a version to lhe c heck-up test by those not headed to col· lege, are asking for ideas on how to motivate kids into picking up a book and actually reading it. Maybe kids who don't read should be required to wear a large "A" on their T-shirts, Like Hester Prinne in "The Scarlet Letter." Except here the "A" would stand for anti·literate. Apropos of the previous para· graphs for a change, I read Hawthorne's so mb e r masterpiece when I was 14. It was on the summer reading list handed out after my firs t year in high school. On rainy nights in scout camp, ( found all that Puritanical moralizing pon· MULLIGAN'S STEW derous and drumming. like the distant thunder grumbli ng in the Cats kills, but 1t dad induce sleep. On that same list I discovered Booth T ark in g t o n 's "T he Magnificent Ambersons," Jack London's "Call of the Wild," the short stories of Saki and John Steinbeck's "The Red Pony." That summe r . which also in- troduced me to my first rat· tlesnake sunning itself on a rock near my knapsack. I gave up thoughts of becoming a forest ranger and dreamed of someday being a write r. By the time that rattlesna ke moved off and I nervously got at my sun-melted and the White Nile materialized out of the dreams that floated on the summer haze from a porch swmg long ago and a dimly re- called required reading list. Our weekly pa pe r ran the Ridgefield High School reading hst last week. I was pleased to see that many of the books I learned to love under the de- lightful tyranny of the vacation li s t were still recommended. "The Red Pony ... Willa Cather's "D eat h Co m es ror the Archbishop." "The Bridge of San Luis· Rey." "The Virgin- ian." "Cr i m e a nd Punish· ment." Shoveling nuggets against a rushing tide of anti-culture. in a sort of reverse Klondike gold r ush, "Mulligan 's Stew" will continue to offer its annual sum- One reason Johnny can't read is that he won't. And his parents don't care because they probably don't read either. chocolate bars, I was convinced poets and novelists had fewer job related risks "How many a man." wrote Thoreau. "has dated a new era in his life from the reading of a book. The book exists for us perchance which will explain our mir acles and reveal new ones. The at present unutterable things we may find somewhere uttered. These sa me questions that disturb and puzzle and con- found us have in thei r turn OC· curred to all wise men: not one has been omitted. and each has answered them according to his ability, by his word, and his life." It wa s afte r r e ading A.J . Cronin's "Th e Keys of the Kingdom," on the sophomore high school reading lis t, that I thought I might like to become a foreign missionary and someday go to China, but then "Stanley in Africa ," by I forget whom, sug- gested that foreign correspon· dents have a bit more fun and better expense accounts. Well, I got to China and I got to Africa, and the Great WaJI mer reading List, no m atter what the educators do. For relaxing, rewarding beach towel reading in the Listless days of July and August. we recom· mend: "T he Col lected Short Stor ies of Elizabeth Bowen" - proof again that the Irish totally poss ess the Engli sh language if not all of t heir own tortured land. "Laughing in the Hills,'' by Bi ll Barich -confessions of a horse player, heroic, hilarious, bittersweet, but not a sports book. "A Co nfede r a cy or Du nces," by J o hn Ke nnedy Too le th e p os thumous P u l it zer P ri z e win · ning novel rescued from total oblivion (in manuscript form) by Walker Percy and published by a university press <Louisiana. State). In Ignat ius J . Reilly,1 whom Pe rcy calls "a slob ex-, tr aordinary, a m ad Oliver Ha rdy, a fat Don Quixote," New. Orleans atlast has a winner. "Speak Memory" -lhi" s ummer's classic to catch up on. if you never read it. The latq 'Wrong way' marks due for patients? Vladimir Nabokov, the fin~e s tylist among m odern wor masters. wonderfully recalls · youth in the lovely civilize houses of St. Petersburg, th family flight from Bolshevik ter ror and emigrant days in Pari• and Berlin. There will be no examlnaU~ upon the completion of this read CHICAGO (AP) -Patient.a soon may have their bodies labeled with indelible markera before surgery to prevent an in· frequent but tragic problem - operations on the wrons bOcty parta. A Sacramento hospital aide developed t.he concept or liens like "Wroo1 Arm. Do Not Operate" last tall after read1n1 a news story ol a surceon who mlslakenly removed t.he wrana eye from a boy. "Jt'1 kind or analagoui to the stcn• you aee on the treew~: 'Wrona way, do not enter,' .. said Dr. Harvey D. Caln, who pralaed the teehn.lque ln a letwr recently publlabed In the JourDal'. of tbt American Medi~ AuoclatJOD. "The principal Idea is not to get the wrong side operated on," CaJn said. The simple la beling Idea is the brainchild of Janet Peyton, a 29·year·old s urgical and re· covery room assistant at Kaiser· Permanente Medical Center lo Sacramento. Ms. Peyton says body mark· ing could easily be done a• part of the standard pre-sursery pro- cedure. Patients normally are showered be tore 1ur1ery. shaved ii necessary, 1iveo a shot Lo make t.bem dro"ay, then wheeled to 1ur1ery. The •urlical sign pa1nun1 - accomplished with an tndellble marker -cou.ld take place aft.er the 1hc>Tter but before the lhot, 111. Peyton said. . ing list, and no transcript credl will be offered anywhere. Those taking advantace of th annual "Mulligan's Stew" sum m er reading tare will reap th reward! or book love as detail a century ago by Enalish nov elisl Anthony Trollope: ··Book love, my friends, i your pass to the sreatett, th purest, the most perlec pleasure that God baJ pre for His creatures. It lutt w all other pleasures fade. It s upport you when all otbe recreatlooa are 1oae. Jt wW t you until your death. It tnake ,aur hours pleuut to aa lOl\f u you live ... And .Uke 1urfin1, aaUl~ mo·l*lbtl or beac.b bummlq;Jl doesn't depend on the weather . ' • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE lfOTIC& ~ aUUt TllAMIP•• '"'"' , ...... u.c.c.1 TO WHOM ITMAV COHC•itN· N•llu 11 11•••111'1' 1 1 ... 11 to Ill• Credlt•ra of l..elll• ••11111••, Tr-i.nw, .._ ..,..._ ....... 2*11 ari..., CMU Meu, c-t'I' of ~ .......... of Collfonllo. tMI ........ treMilff II..,. le lie -• Gorolcl 1...a.uo,T......,..,..._.~ eddr .. s I• Js.4 •• .. MY Cfrcle, ....... ~ CAlunly ., ~ ...... St ... of Colltornla. Tiie '"'"'1Y to lie .,_,.,,.... 11 Nutod. -· ....... a.to ...... c_,., ., 0r.,.., 5'ote o1 'Callfoml•. Tiii• 11111111 lron•l•r I• 111111Jocl ta C:.Ollhwn141 Unfferm ~ ... c-. s.ai ...... Sold~ 11-.Crlmd In-rel •: All lllC'll lft ...-.. fhrtvru, _. m•n• ., 111•1 ION .... drl11kl111 oNalMltlllNM l11111lneH .._ 01 Gov· -W ..... leleul 9lld IO< .. ed et Jal •t11llOI, c:..'8 Mes.. CoUnty of 0r...-. St•• e4 c:Mlfonllo. Tiie Wll lrOflolff wlll lie conwm. !Ni.cl on or .. .., IN J11t o.., of Jlll'I', ltll, ollcl clolms m•v Ille Ill.cl ot WEl..1..5 FA~ IAHK, N.A., Eterew o..ott..-_ "°' Eterow No. M).1611, 660 H•wP011 Center Drive, • 1uo. NowPMt iao.tll, C-.ty of Otonoe, State of c.lllwnlo ft660. All clolm1 ,.._, • rocol,,.. el lllh ...,, .... w ..... ca.., of J ill.,, 1tl1, llftlOU U. llulk lrOllSfet ol .. lllCIYdos tho tr9ftlfer of llql*' llc.o,,.., Ill wlllcll caao, all clolm1 '""'' • rocelYOCI prior to ,,,. date an wlllcll Ille I...,, llc-11 ,,.,.,,_,.., by ,,. Oeporl"*ll of AlcoMlk 8ever9111 Control. DATED.IYto 16, 1"1. Gerald L 8olike P11bll11Wd OrOllOI Coot! Dolly Pllo\, JllllO 21, 1"1 ,_..1 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTtTICIUS9USINESS NAME STATUHNT TM 101-•no _...,.. .,. dDinv l>llM MIS•s· CLINTANN INC .. I Sovlll Vlstl 0. Catol1n1, Soutll L~n• C•lllornt• .,.,, Clint..,, inc •ncorp "'C.tlforf>I•, I 5011111 V"t1 De C1l1t1n1. Soutll L.1911111 , C.Wllorllll '~" T"I' OUIW.il ., <ondUCl.O Ol', cor por1llon E C Sirk•• T'U\ s.a..t~t •a, ftl.0 wrrU~ ,,_. County Clen ol Or-County on June "· '"' 1'1U'11 Publl-Or11190 Co.ut D11ty PtlOt, June IJ, 20, JI, July•. '"t 111• .. 1 P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie IOl-1"9 l)O(tons •rt c1o<nv IN••· MSI •I: NEPTUNE BOATS. 350 Hlnover Orlv1, Cost.I MK•. C•llfornla •»:i. John Col-rl, "° H1111>••• Drive, Cost1 Mffol, Colll0fnt1 •»:i. HKlor ~Cll, SlOI "D" W hi Slnl1 Ano, Colllornt1 tVOO Tiiis bUStll•U Is COllChlCled Dy • -••I PonnerShlp JoMA C.t-rl Tiiis ltat.,....,t ••• 11100 wltr> tlle County Cterll ol Or-Coll"t'f on J1111e 10,1 .. t 1'1~ PubhShed <>onoe Coli! Di tty P11o1, J 1111e ll.10.11,July•, tM1 1101 P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUllNEIS NAMa STAT.MllNT TM ,_~ _._ ere dol"' bllllrwssos. THE AUTO AEPAIA SHOP, 111 A¥oud0, •6,. C.tl Mesa, CA '2611 D1 vld J . Folle r Jr , JUJ 111<"•"•"· Sp ••. Riversid e , C1lltorNe~ Jolln D. Cornell, JIU Pierce Ave1111e, C.tl Mna, C:.Olltornlo '1'1•11 Tiiis bllslneu Is con<Jucted by • 91nor1l ~lp. .JoM D. Cornell This lt.M-1 wos fllecl wlu. 11w Covnl'I' Clerk of Or•noe CO\lflty 611 J-U, 1"1 .. , ... Plll>llllWd 0rOllQI C:..t Dolly Piiot, JllM 21, July •• 11, 11, '"' 2t67 .. I. l PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTI TICIUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT TM totlowlno "°''°"'i re dol1191Nsl ,...,, ., THE O•EETING EXCHANGE, ...01 St. Pavl Circle, Hvnll"91on e .. ,,,, C.lllornta~ St-ICreuGIDCK . .,. Balboa Cev "· Newpon 8ffcll. ClllforN• •Ml MellllCN Loe E1rl, 6«11 St P...,1 Ctt Cle, HunllllQllOll l .. Cll, C.lllOfllll tJM1 Tllh butlneu " conduct~ Dy 1 -••I _..,,.,,,,,p StlrwlC G111CK Tiiis .tat-I w-s fllecl •1111 Ille Co•,,.IY Clerk ol Or-County on Mly 1•, "" F16JI" P11tllllhed Orangie Cout Dolly Piiot, JllM ll, 20, 17, July•, 19tl 1101 11 PUBLIC NOTICE lllCTITIOUllUllN•U MAMEITAHM•lfT Tiie to11eW1119 ..,'°" 11 c1o1no 11on1. -·~ EXECUTIVE MANAOE MI NT AUOCIATIES AGt:NCV, UOJ 8ec:ll.lley Cir-Clo, ~l .... ori 9Mcll, CollforNa f1'4' Jon WDJ~I. UOJ lecll.lloy Cir. clo, H1111t1111t.,. 1 .. c11, C•llfornla n.41 Tllla Mlnelt 11 Condllt-lty on I'!· div._I. JOllW.j ...... I Tllla ~ -llW wltll tN Count., CIOrtl of 0r.,... C-1'1' on J-U ,"'1. .. ~ ~ ..... ~ CMtt Dolly '"'lot. J-2',.My 4, 11, ti, 1"1 1'7t•t. PUBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE ~~~~~~~~~-· -------------------. --~ --------------------------~-----· ... ·-·---........... ____ ... ___ ... _______ ..... _ ............ ____ ..... _ .... __ ·------------......... ~. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 27, 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 • 5 6 7 8 .. The marketplace on the Orange Coast ... 642 -5678 INDEX .... .... ...... for w. ~for w. HoltMt for Wt Mo.wt for Wt Ho.Mt for w. •••••.•• ~.~.~ ••.•••. ....•.......•.......••......................•. ······················· ._ ..................... ···········•··········· ......•.•.•.••• Tt fta Ywr At call 642-5678 NOUSfS FOR SALE C-ot lolboo bland llll*Pt~•-'• C.putUllDll .. r• c-•o!tllCu COlll•ll•O Duo"-• DTore r-..11\'allt) HllMlll&IM IHorb lrv1-. .......... 11 .... h 1_.Htll> .......... ,,. ... '41,)j(illl \~JO ~tr..:::• ~ Jw1-. f•P."'UN1 \dit• AM s .. ia. .. . ~·i...c ... . ~"",.'""'" \lot..1.-tktfr...'4.Jf" REAL ESTATE ~truufw\.6.Jr Ap.an.,.., for ~1 .. l\toKlll'rGp<n• ~uwuP'Oli'f't'h t t-ftW'lrll Luh \. t ph (OfflltW,tt4J P'tdCllft' ( CiftdtAT'llA•W~' '4-l• ~u,lftth'•l-r Hou'\t'\ to bit \lfn 14 l•ff"N' ttroprrt' lnd\11.ttui fo'r~th L(Jh '«~l' \1'1lbllt Htrw Trlt ~rh '\twnl1t '"°'"'" H" ott (llf~lf(O t'rt19 '"""''"""' "'°" (M 81 :i.t4lt' Pruii RMWht-. •• .,""' t.r•n•• Rut t ... ,h1tf •~,rft•"lf" Mui t..u.tt '-'""'Ht RENTALS UC111.Mn t\nn1'the-d Uw.;n l l\lurn1•1\f"d llou\ft t'Urft or \ n1 f(lndom-1N•m' • \lrA C. Md0m1n1um• l nl Ty.fthch,i.W<1 f'"rf\ fo11tifW11U\f" In' tA.u~'"" h'" l)\ij.llt'U\ln' "9A'twn\ "Pt· \ "'""' "''' tw,,, ... l 1·• ttc.o.Af\· k1•,.., It H11.1il tkAt>I-\luc.-1 c..-W"ttt.t~ .. 'wn.lt'#r k•l•t•I \ .,..1 .. ,,. Krni•'' kcnt.1~ '" ~.,". t..-.,_. .. '"' H•• Ufrtcf' kN"l•f .._.""' """'•I lndwa&h•I M•nl•I ~""'··· Kf'llC.J ._.,.,. .... 1 w ••. fh•"4•1 BUSINESS, INVEST· MUIT, rtNANCE IOIR IOlll IOQ! Ml lm'l 11111 llllll IG:a ·~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY :: , ... ..,,. Maffce: ::: All real estate itd '"" v e r t i s e d I n t h IS :: newspaptr ~ subJe<:l lo 1vr. the Federal Fair Hous· :•i• mg Act d l968 wh.ich ::: makes 1t UJegal to ad· vertl.H "any prererence. l1m1tation , or dis ,.,.. llAI cr1m1nat1on based on :.., race, rolor, religion. ,,,., sex. or national ong111. :~,tj or an 111tenl1on lo makt ... any such prdereore, "" , .. ,._., ... \_It l1m1tat1on. or dis cnm111at1on " . :: This newspaper wtJI not ~::l knowingly accept any 1~JJ ad\1ett1s1 ng ror real ~ estate wluch IS 111 viola· llfll lion or lhe law 14!0 il'OI 11w ElllORS: AdYlffiMn t: shotllcl chKll tWr ads :~ daily .. report "'" ~~ ron 1 ...... clahfy. The ···~· DAILY PILOT cnNMI MO ! ,.,., loblllty for the flnt :::; l11correct l111trtio11 =~;: oMy. H •1 "' 4."• l01 ::;, Hout~I for~ ,.~ .........•............. !~ Ge.rol ~ , .......•............... "'" snrs TO IE.ACH 1002 -..ron,c~t · JI .._,,,,,....,, \l..,.,..., •ilt• 2 bdrm each unit + room & bath orr 2 car garage Good w ~ rental 11rea $2501000 lftU\Cn'W'ftC ,.,,.1(1 ' ')611~ Jl\\r\ffnf'"" v. -'"'.... fl.t \t~a...1,,, ... " -"'~ associated "'~' ~ •fllf"(f• ~U' "9QttJ•'"' T fl, ..AJJl ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONALS & LOST & FOUND AMl1Uftff m-"'' '•r•'l"!Ot Vul\ut,,"' l.o.t 4' •'ouM PPf''6!1f\•h • ..._..,,.Jqublo• r,.,,.1• SERVICES 'ipf'u("f' °''"Ion EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION V~\JA\lt\i!l•fffl J1..,, '441fttf" 1 • lt#l"Vii"M"1l \i 4. MERCHANDISE \-.. ... """'"' 4~1.n-r.,._ A_,h•-.i k \C ..... &.Mk•• M•l•r,.h I •""'f1P 6. t4,f"'''',,''°'' ,..,, llol• •rrtM,•llW htn'llllUlf 1 .. ,, .. 1 .. ~ ... Kor-»*~1.fl,••"1' J•··~\ ..... ~ ... , \l.t~ll1Mt\ "'""' ........ "' '""'""....,.' .... "'"'"' ""'•• ... '"'""'"·f'nt ,.,.,. t'ttn .&. tt.t"'"' f'1• P\al'llMo 6 'K~•l'I "'-' .. ,". \ht~·"~ »ttWlrf <•1•'1' ~.,. w .. -.. •• ,,". Htn '••P& T' H.ct.o lt1 ~ • '4•r "" BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT •,tinrr•I Kt.ut' )1i1m !'oof'n 10 iv.•U MinfW> l~u1p hNb P~tr h u A""'' t'h•rh'' Hr)Jl' S.1l 8nflb '!IP'\ [iOI k\ ...... ........, ....... , Boiiu ~or 1.1" TRANSPORTATION AU"ruft t •MPfti '911' Rt'ftl fi:kinrK' t ,, .. llCltarCyctnS.-on• ll°'ot Hm\ ~I.,. M.-nt lt•14-n Tr.HI fttllrn ltiht\ o\ylufi.tt,t« P•rl AUTOMOBILE ~, .. , ~ff\\ ... u .................. \~··· -"'°""' Na1 C" M•4 t-"'1°•0fH•• rr ... u \ .... \1,;t••l.c'•· o._; , ... -.. ,_ ... , AUTOS, IMPOmo ,_,.,..,,.l 'tf•Jtu.,.11 1 .. 1 '""'j" 11 .... 1 .. , llltlY, ._ • .,.t ~ Ult•Wt tPHUt t•'' tluAi'i. J~11:w..i1 J.--. ... t\•fftt.tnnt,,ht• Lin> .......... l11111t.1• v .. u ... o, ..... "' !11. !l(iM '""' 1'<114'1. .-.~ ..... Poot., ...... " IC.all••~,,. A°''' ..... 5lllll 'WlMl\I rtt..c• fr,uliltpb , ... _..,,. \41h v ) llROI< ERS-REAL TORS lOl~"" lo•l><>a •" 166 1 'RESIDENT HOME Top of Turtlerork ter rnre F:n)Oy lllO degree view from Catalina lo the mouni.aws Spacious 23.SO sq rt 3Br President Home on larite lot Seller WIJI htlp r1nance $4~.000 Call fordeta1b '"' (Uj)\\\,,\dhrldgr Rully •n•~ ::. 551 ·JOOIJ C6 l'f.!llllrr1nra n .. , '"""' .. .... .... .... .. ., ....... .,. "'" ... •.. ... ... .... •N """' ... ...... ..... 4')\ ..... ... - BEACHDUPLU GREAT TERMS A ranlasllc large as sumable r1l"ll + ownl'r will rarr) a 2nd' Onl) steps to beaut1ru1 Ne~ port Reach. sand and surr B11t 2 and 3 Bdrm unrt.l! Bnlh have fireplaces Rare 32X 137 lot Just 1279.900' Call to see, 673·8550 THE REAL ESTATERS DONOVAN'S PRESENTS OPEH S. l·S '219VieMke 4 bdrms. 4 bath. den, re· ady & walttng for ram1ly l1 v1n1t Owner wlll f111ance no qua1Jry111g $44.5,000 o,._ S. l·S ·21SVieHiu Co7.y li te und airy 3 bdrm channer Pnce to sell with flexible terms. Owner will help finance '36S,OOO. SAMTAAHA o,_ S. t·S JO I O.C lredfo. d P\ 3 bdrm•. 11,tt balb, g~at alart4!r home for young r1mlly In outstanding r • m lly neighborhood. A.Num1ble loan M.SOO MISAVm>I o,.s.1-4 ... ltl2~ = Executive home In Cotti ::t Mtsa 3 bdrm, 2 bllh, l - "" 1tory on a cul·de·Ut Wll atreet. RV ICCUS or .. room (or pool, SJ.IUOO 1911 1111» ftlll = Ill.) llMI .. ., -•1 ... -"" lf'lj LA.uMA S,714T,....h. ............. ,... JOtol So..P.C.H. I bdrm moht.le home, t beth, fent11llc ocean view from-11\1\na room It covered patio. a prlvatt beachtt. Adullt onb. Pr\« lnci..se. rum1t1.1rt. tzuoo. To Place your "Fut Rttull" St"ict DlrectdrJ Id ... Call Now t6MIU 642-1671 ... ~ 11•.... I 002 .._,.. I 802 '"-r.. I ooi ~ I 002 Ge•r.. I 002 Ge•r.. I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• UHDA ISLE Wide channel vtew from spectacular nrchitectural designed 4 bdrm, 5 bath, POOi home. Slip for 2 large boats. $1,495,000. Summer occupancy. LIDO ISU HOMIS OPEH SUH I ·S I 20 VIA QUITO Featured on Homes Tour this lovely traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm, 3 bath home. newly decorated. Pnced to sell quickly at $475,000. Must see OPEH SUN l·S 214 VIA ITHACA Newly remodeled J bdrm. 2 bath plus lgt: ~ecr~alion room & 2 patios. Beam ce1hnRs. Grea.t for entertainin~. $420,000. Best price for the money. l'ENIHSULA l'OIHT IEACHFRONT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot. 4 bdrm. J bath custom home 3700 sq . fl ' featuring marine room . Sl,385.000. NEWPORT CREST CONDO 2 bdrm . d en. s pacious Plan 8 , immaculate. Low priced at $215.000 . BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\•dt· Or1v1• NB 67) 6161 YOU CAN QUALIFY SJOOO mo\ es you 111. SlOOO per monlh EnJOY the' most luxunous 2 & 31 bedroom. 3 bath rondo 1n area. incomparable! .imt>mt1~. ne"<t to 5hop· ping. thraters, rlt~ park & JUSl minutes to the beach WILSON PARK CONDOMIHIUMS 380W Wtlsoo.C M Open tl>-5 63J·5«1S CdM STARTER W A L K T 0 BEACH Just listed. ror only 5260.000' Assume 2 low 1oterest loans Complett>ly remodeled recently L1v1n1? room reatures C07.y rireplace Modern k1trhen with m1rro~ ave Co,•ered patio for BBQ's Hurry b11rore it's sold' Call fi"/3 PS.')() THE REAL ESTATERS UPPER IACKIAY! Execull\!e paradise' 4 Bdrm. 2'' baths. g11tan llr ram1ly room. d1111ng room. huge rear yard Close lo golr rourse O-.ner wanb out' Tr> AITD, conlract or trade Onl) $249...500 Call S46-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS SU,BDUPH Beaulirul, immaculate. n1rely landsruped 4 bdrm home on cul de sar Spacious rooms. view or golr rourse rrom property Owner will help with f111ancing On ly $139,500 Call now 979.s:no ALLSTATE REALTORS JUSTUSTED WATHFIOMf DrlX 4 & 3, :.>' boat dock SM0.000 Afl tlus & owner WATERFRONT will final!«' I PEHIHSUU '°'MT CONDOS I 48r ~~~ner Hl.:NTINGTON ~RBR will. help fmance w 30'i Purrhase wilh 5 • down down $895,000 on rantast1c t.erms COSTAMISA Brand ne~. rpt d and C__,.. draped ON T H E "'"""" WATER Guarded itate 38rl 28a and aU roronly entry, views. 2 car $126.950 garage. Pool and tennis. OC~OMT 2 & 3 BR'S AVAIL IM· 3Br. 2Ba + bachelor MED. w pano ramic view. ~ROM $2991000. $460.000 Owne r wlll rinanre orrORTUHITY UNITS 6UNITS1239,000CM 8 UNITSS520.000N.8. knocks ol\en when you __ ..,......,.._..,.. __ use result gelling Daily Pilot Class1 r1ed Ads to reach the Orange Coast ll )\I "' I'! \I 1 \ \,i market Phone642·S6i8 RESIDEN1'1Al REAL ESTATE SERVICES OPEH HOUSE l·S 1 OPB4 IM HAlllOI VIEW ttUS Dramatic ocean view. Newly customized & elegant 3 BR. + Fam Rm. POOL $48.5,<MX>. Ask me about outstanding financing. See LaVonda At 1100 WHITESAJLS 0'84 IM CULYBtDAU Fabulous 4 BR. 21-l BA. Family home. Largest home in area & you can 't beat the price! $169,500 Fee. See Maggie Guth At 17452 TEACHERS OP8t OM UDO ISU Tastefully decorated & spacious 2 BR. in Ideal location. Owner assisted financing. $365,000. See F.die Olson At 227 VIA ORVJETO OfllM IM IAYSHOllS Uke new Cape Cod. 3 BR. 3~ bath. C~tom & quality. S640,000 includes land. See Jo Ca ro) Hunter al 1532 CIRCLE DRJVE IN NEWPORTC~NTER CLOSE TO BEACIP. JBr, !Ba, Zoned R-4, Try lO'k Down - Hurry Won't Last. Call Now For More Details. 31 ASSUMAllE LOANS No Qualifying ! Small Down payment. Low Interest Rates. No Loan Points . 2 , 3 & 4 BDRM Houses and Townhomes in Orange and Los Angeles Counties. Call For More Details REAL ESTATE INVESTOR Alwavs Wanted To Invest -But Don 't Think You Can? Let GOLDEN WEST REALTORS Show You How To lm•est With Lillie Cash And No Tenant Problem . ~G OLOEnEST ~ REALTORS -t(.-\Lt~ £..ASSOCIATES 848-8588 Whether you're buying or Lose something valua selhog, Classified ad· ble? Place an ad in ou r verus111g will get your Lost and Found col- message lo the right umns. That's where peo· people Call Today' pie look when lhey've 642-S678 round an item or value TURTLE ROCK OPa. HOUSE SAT. & SUH. J.71'.M. ENTERT AIMER'S DBJGHT I 9 Rocky Kd. '"IM loff HllgateJ • Dramatic night light view • 3 BRs or 2 + den all wdull baths • Sophisticated alarm system • Approx. 2.174 sq.fl. • End unit. very private • Large formal dining rm • <.:lose to tennis. spa & pool • Assumable financing * OFFERED AT $269,500 l'reMtltecl by HAT ALIE IEHJAMIH Macnab Irvine Reity lnlMss: 752-141'4 Sttidtttct: 151-1451 LOCATION AND RtWl:ING IA YF«OMT -~ Sl00,000 5600 sq rt of quality construction on 114' of water with boat dock. Owner will carry financing. $1,450,000. 207 North Star Lane. NB Open Sat/Sun l·S IUHD MEW IA YFIOMf I 20/o FiftwJ.g 4 Bdrm 4 bath, includes private boat dock and view of 1coastline. $1.650.000 includes the land. 2274 Channel Hd, NB Open Sal/Swi 1·5 HST IAY VllW-Dit ,._ Overlooking the magnificence of N~wport Harbor and the blue Pacific rests this 4 bedroom. 3 bath pool home, just like new. $995,000. 1933 Galatea Terrace, CdM Open Sat/Sun 1·5 llG CAHYOM'S IEST Lt••-"-This 4 Bdrm, 3 ba Broadmoor home is an oasis with lots of privacy, large pool and separate spa. Owner has moved and is very motivated. $'199.000. #8 Winged Foot, NB Sat/Sun 1·5 NIW US11MI MfaTr-.•Vltw This immaculate 3 Bdrm town.home offers the comfort and convenience of NewPort Beach Uvlng. Great location. '265,000 -Ask for John or Patrick. ULTIMATE BIGAMCE If you appreciate fine things you must see this outstanding F.ng. Tudor estate high a top Harbor Ridge. Ocean. harbor & nite views. 7500 sq. ft. of superior custom design. 5 Bdrms. 512 Ba. pool. spa. your own tennis courts. S2.900,000 Call for appointment. 71 4 760 -9333 BEST IN BLUFFS CUSTOM IA YFROMT. Spectacu lar view. 2500 sq. ft 3 bdrm. fa m rm. JI 2 baths . Expanded & luxurious. $495.000. ~1 -5 2147 Y1ST A ENTUDA LEASE 0'110M. 10', down . Sl500 month. 2 vear~ $330.000 3 bdrm. fam rm. 212 baths 2156 Y1STA DORADO OHE YEAR MEW. J bdrm. 2 bath. neutral upgrades Spacious liv. & din. rooms. You own the land. $325,000. ~ 1·5 1912 Y1STA CAUDAL HELEN B. DOWD ltli.LTOR. IMC. 644-01 J4 list & IMJ With lM bperts $98,000 -C.M. 3 Bdrm I Ba . frplc. covered patio & garage. Assume existing loans with low down payment. Needs work. MESADaMAI 3 Bdrm 2 Ba .. .. . ......... $126,500 4 Bdrm 2 Ba . .. . ......... $132,500 J Bdrm. J Ba . pool ........... $179,000 5 Bdrm. J Ba. pool ........... $164,000 5 Bdrm. 3 Ba . immac ....... $176.000 All have attractive financing. Town and Country Reitors Invite you to the folloting * OPEN HOUSES IN lmNE * Al wfth Att•.W. L09tl UNIVEISITY l'All 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, Dover Model. $152,900. 17386 Sandalwood, off Mi c he lson and Jordan . Ope n Sat/Sun l ·S. TUITLEROCI 4 Bdrm 3 bath, family rm. Heather Model. $259,000 -:n Q>olbrook off Turtle Rock Dr. and Sycamore Creek. Open Sat & Sunday 1-S. MOITHWOOD 4 Bdrm .• 2~ ba . family rm. Castillo Mdl. 1 Candela, off Culver & Irvine Blvd. $222.500. Open Sat 1·5. CALIFOIMIA HOMH 4 Bdrm. family room. Plan 102. $164,500. 14532 Sweetan. off Yale and Ryewood. Open Sat & Sun 1·5 WOODlllDll J Bdrm or 2+den. Wildwood Plan. $165,000. 15 Elmwood. West Yale and Woodhollow. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. 3 Bdrm, f amlly room Cambric Mdl. $192,500. 16 Woodgrove. Off E. Yale & East.shore. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 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I I0,000 etot•IAN COLQUL MAMSIOM Unequaled elegance i n this architectural beauty o'looking the 8th green or Big Cyn golf course. The finest crafts manship & materials! Imported marble, air·cond, crystal chandeliers, crown moldings, r1ch paneling, 3 wet bars + many other impressive features . 5 Large bedrooms, each with private baths, banquet-size dining rm, fam rm with marble fireplace, billiard rm with coffered ceiling, refrigerated wine r m. A truly beautifu l home for someone who appreciates the finest! Call for appt. •G CANYON GOLF COUl$1-41t5,000 THE FAIUlOUS "WRSAIWS" Inviting gated front courtyard with fountain mak es an impressiv~ entrance to this exclusive listing. Spectacular 2·story foyer and living rm looking out on the golf cour.\e. Formal dining room, paneled den with parquet fl oors, gourmet kitchen, magnificent master suite plus 3 other bedrms, wi th private baths. guest bath and large yard with beaut. pool, spa & gazebo. Really exciting. By appt. HARIOR VIEW IROADMOOl-VlEW! New offering in this lovely 4 bdrm home with a great view of bay, ocean & bright lights . Newly refurbished. Lge family rm. formal dining rm & 2"'1 baths. Great location. Leasehold. See today! $410.000. 1251 SURFllME WAY OPEN SUM 1·5 PM 2·STORY DUPUX-f4EWPOIT HACH SlVS TO HACH~ RH.4MCE CalJ today to see this fine duplex! Live in one unit & rent the other. 4 Bdrms, deck & 2 baths in upper; 2 bedrms & 1 bath in lower. Fireplace in each. Some view of ocean. OWC 1st T.D. & note of $247,000, int. only. No loan fee. $299,500. IAUOA ISLAND DUPUX-4450,000 4 Bedrooms upstair & 3 bedrooms downstairs with patio and deck. Covered garage and laundry room. Excellent for summer·winter rental. Just steps to the bay & beach from the door of this excellent tax shelter + potentially appreciating prop. .._ ARIOWHEAD-W TO CATALINA Unimpeded view 25 ft across to see the world. 3 Bedroomi. Western red cedar inside and out. Architect 's award design. See it, then live in it. A great value. Asking $96,500. WESUY M. TA.YLO& CO .. UA.LTOH JlllS.~ ....... MIWPOIT CIMTY. M.I. &44-4tl0 ANAHCING AYllLABl.E IALIOA ISLAND 'S lowest priced duplex. Probate sale on 30x85' lot. Bldr's opportunity . .low. low $289,500. IASTSIDI DUPLU. Room to add two more. Great potential, charm.ibg 2 br. tm.its. Owner will finance. $175,500. MIARLY MIWPOIT IEACH . Immaculate 2 br, 2 story, in Eastside Costa Mesa. Lrg. fenced yard. Only $1~.500. OPEN SUN. 1-5. 2424 SANTA ANA AVE. OCEAM VIEW! 2 year old owner built 4 br. home w /lrt. fam. rm. Decks. Extra parking. Quality tbrc;>ugho.ut. In·law quarters. Secondary f mancmg available. $425,000. WATllFIOHT DUPUX. l1h lots! Pier & float for lrg. boat. 3 br. & 2 ba. Beam ceilings. Lrg. liv. rm. View from both units. $499,500. DAVIDSON REALTl INC ..... , . f'. ·.' 673"J0b0 601LIDO PAii DL Panoramic vlew of bay, Fashion bland & the blue Pacific from this luxurious 2 bdrm wlit on the 7th floor. 'lbe security in this building is unsurpassed offering 2' hour suant plus cloted circuit TV on each noor plus individual security system in each unit. One ol the fabulous atns -• puna in the master blth. You must see lhla! $'715,000. CA10U McMMIAM Dalebout Bay & Beach Real Estate REA.L ESTATE EXCELLENCE. SINCE 1949 COMI WITH US ••. TO WISTCUPF. IMPRESSIVE FOUR 1 BEDROOM HOME . .STUNNING COUNTRY KITCHEN WITH OAK CAB INETS , BOOKCAS'ES AND DE SK .. ALL NEW APPLJANCES .. NEW CARPETS THROUGHOUT .. LOV ELY WI NDO W TR EAT M ENT .. CUSTOM DR AP ES AN Di WALLPAPER .. LARGE ~MABLE FIRST T.D. ASI FOi DOTTIE AUS1110 ............ MOW Utt,5001 OfllM SATUIDAY 1·5 COME WITH US ••• TO MIWPORT ISLAND WATHFIOMT. WATER ON FRONT AND SIDE (116 FEET> .THREE BEDROOMS, TWO 8A1l{S .. TWO CAR GARAGE. .YOU OWN THE LANO .. PIER AND FLOAT FOR LARGE BOAT .. SEE VIRGINIA SWAN. lOl llTH STRHT .................... REDUCEO TO $4tt,OOO COME WITH US .•• TO IA.YCllST. SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM HOME .. THREE BATHS .. CATHEDRAL CEILINGS .. SKY LIGHTED BREAKFAST ROOM , OVERLOOK1NG PATlO AND GARDEN .. AMPLE ROOM FOR POOL PLUS PLAY YARD .SEE GAYLE AMATO OR ALLAN MlNOR. 20l9 SHIP'WAY LANI ........... DA.ILY l·S ......... SZtt,500 COME WITH US •.• TO WOOOllJDGt. IRVIHE. WAnRFOMT. ENJOY THE RESTFUL LAKE VIEW, EA RL Y MORNING TO NIGHT .. TWO MASTE R BEDROOM SU ITE S .. DINING ROOM .. BREAKFAST NOOK .. OWNER HAS PURCHASED LARGER HOME .. ANXIOUS .. GATED ENTRY .. PHONE 1169 AT THE GATE SEE JEAN STEVENS. #9 LA.KEVIEW ............... SAT 1·5 ............... $255,000 COME WITH US ••• TO HARIOR HIGHLANDS. THREE BEDROOMS ... DEN .. GOURMET KITCHEN .SEPARATE BREAKFAST ROOM .. WET BAR .. AS.5UMABLE lST T.D. OWNER WILL CARRY LARGE 2ND PRICE REDUCEDS32,000, .SEE HARRIET PERRY. 1915 IERYL LAME ......... SAT 1·5 ........... HOW S 197 ,500 COME WITH US .. TO THE ILUFFS.LOVELY "X" PLAN CONDO .. FORMAL DINING AREA FAMILY ROOM PRIVATE ENCLOSED PATIO .NEWLY PAINTED .NEW CARPETS. SELLER WILL HELP F'lNANCE . .SEE MJCHELLE DAVY Sl2 CAHCHA .•..••.•..•....•...•..•.•.•..•.....•.. SI t4,SOO AVAILAAE IY APrOIMTMENT COME WITH US ... TO WESTCLIFF. EXCEPTIONAL !-'OUR BEDROOM HOME .. FAMILY AND DINING ROOMS. FIREPLACE. .ELEGANT CABINETRY THROUGHOUT .. LARGE SECLUDED REAR YARD -GREAT FOR THE BOAT OR TRAILER .. SELLER WILL HELP GENEROUSLY WITH THE F1NANCING. Asa FOR VIRGINIA SWAN OI JAME FIAllE ...... $525,000 COME WITH US ... TO WOODlllDGE. SPAC IOUS FIVE BEDROOM HOME PARQUE T FLOO RS .. ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN. QUALITY CARPETING AND DRAPES . .INVITING PATIO WITH WOOD COVER AND GAS BBQ .. LOCATED NEAR LAKE, BEACH &TENNISCLUB ASI FOi JOAN lllDSAIJ. ........................ SllS,000 COME WlTH US. •. TO WESTCLIFF. NEAT THREE BEDROOM HOME .. CHARMING OPEN FLOOR PLAN .. FIREPLACE COPPER PLUMBING, .ONE YEAR HOME PROTECTION PLAN .. FREE FORM POOL AND SPA. ASI FOR ELA.IHI Sva&N OI TOM GUY . .. .. .. • $255,000 COME WITH US ..• TO HAllOI HIGHLA.MDS. ELEGANT FOUR BEDROOM HOME .. DINI NG ROOM WITH BUILTIN CHINA CABINETS .. ENOR MOUS UPSTAIRS MASTER SUITE OLYMPIC SIZE POOLANDSPA .GREATFAMILY HOME. ASI FOi SUSAN FIOST .......................... US0,000 COME WITH US •• TO MEWPOl1' GUN AHD SANT A AMA AVL LIKE NEW TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUS E .. TWO AND HALF BATHS .FIREPLACE .. FINISHED TWO CAR GARAGE LOADS OF STORAGE .. LOCATED ACR~ FROM GOLF COU RSE. ASK FOR ROMMIE MMAYICH .................... Silt.too 1617 WESTCLtFf DllVE •••••.•••••••••••• 6J 1·7JOO ~ $10,000 DOWM! Fantastic terms. Owner wants out. Eastside Costa Mesa. 2 Bdrm 2 bath, 2 story townhome. 2 car garage, pool, spa,. Only $129,500. A bargain down payment. Call for more in formation. 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS OCEAN llptfS Pitel PLEA.SIS Luxurious home, 1 bUt from ocean and bay. Laree 3 Bdrm, 2 frplca and more. Only • yn new. Assume large low interest lJt, uswne 2Dd and owner will carr1 3rd. Only eo.ooo. caU today ms.no ALLSTATE REALTORS 411HOMI SIOS.000 Comfortable C4llta M .. famlly home on qlliet atreel. Lov e ly waup.per. One bath ,. modeled, tiled. Root, 1 yr oew. Covered peUo, brick BBQ, bent. prden w fbeerina fndt trees. lat time ad· vfltiaed ! Hwry to ... 1 •1111 THE ~EAL ESTATERS 7'lt I MOPAnenl I.oder 111t Mll DOW. WW cany UP to •.oeo at '7JJ •lrro pafll)tatl for J yn. Brand MW qu111l1 C-. ho .. , IOO lDI01,.._ to till ............ 64Z.74M Mt,_ .. LM NEWPORT HO&IZO AUJ.TY Sell idle il.eml 8'2-5678 GIFEIS Rancho San Joaquin Townhome. on pool side or grttnbelt. Just a long 7 iron from the goU coune. Owner will carry lrg. 2Dd. Call r or detalll. e 1:.\\Cl1 I~ f .•. l T V .,:, 1 /000 unt & Associates REAL ESTATE SWHPIM& YllWS 0,94 SAT/SUN 1·5 1521 KIMGS ... M.I. New England farm borne, 3 Bdrm suites, barn wood siding, used brick courtyard. French doors, hardwood n oors 3 fplc 's, farm kitchen w /absolutely everything. All this and most spectacular views of harbor & ocean. $625,cm fee. Polly Johnston. owt• WIU CAllY I ST -ln lhh s pacious Spyglass custom. Perfection thruout. 5 Bil. f am rm, 3 fplc'.s, open beams. spa, 4 car gar and vua. $1.2 million. Jerri Hunt. OCIAM + IA Y VUS -From 3 BR China Cove remodel, with spa and indoor elevator. Steps to water. Ldse, leaae option. ~000-Open Sun. 2·5:30. 2716 Shell. \JdM. Jerrl Hunt LOOI Ml o•• -2 or 3 BR, DR. Ind RV park. $98,500. owe 2nd TD w/111'4, FHA loan at 9.53/SM' mo . Call Vee. aval llblel Beautlf\al 3 eaceptlouJ 1-l)'·W. 11 BR bome. FNh paint ID It! A cbannlnl, com-ud out. PUil rarpeta. 1 bl • 0..1-hom Larse, cbeery kikbn. orta e .. ..,..'" e .... u b ,_ .. _th H loca~ on a quid cul-de-._y 1 l UJ .,. • ure 11c St. Al only Sl00,000 covered peUo. Generous t.hia la the bett priced yard + RV atora&e. home In thla aru . Sould frat? It Is! Only SH,000. Call now, 556-*0 " 545-0303 COLDWeLL BANl(eRa -t~-- LOWEST PRICED $129,500 .. UIUCHOMll Very popular 2 atory Republic bome. Clolt to So. Cout Plaza. 4 Bdnn 2 baths. hll(e family room, fireplace, country kltcbeo. Owner tiqwdat· la&, caU now. $41o2al3 THE REAL ESTATERS LowDOWlll ..... A lar1e 3 bdrm J ba Balboa llland home oo a full size lot. Super terms Low down pay· ment and a new 13% loan available. A great lnveatment. Priced to sell at $375,000. loeboehlmdUy 67J.a700 IAUOAISLE Only $198,500! Unbeata· ble terms. Owner will carry lst at 123 ror 10 years. Ideal weekend and aummer bide·•· way. Steps to bay. View boala from front siWng porch. Just listed, ·so hurry? Call87USSO 1 THE REAL ESTATERS IA.YflOMT o,.s.2.5 lll .. Co•" Outstanding views ! BOAT SUP · SANDY BEACH · deck · pelio · brltk BBQ plus large • comfortable 3 bdrm • den, 2 bath BALBOA COVES private com-munJty home. SS9S,OOO! Owner I Agent 673-91B7 or 615-1060 WaJk to the beach from this 3 Bdrm, 2ba , wood and glass home with ocean view. 3 fireplaces, atri um a nd stained glass . Good assumable financing available. $375,000 Take Coast Highway So. Lo 9th St., go up hill, right at Sunset. Call Judy Blossom at 499-4551 "MAG MlFl(i)UE" IA YFRO HT CHATEAU . This unique home approx . 8 ,000 sq. ft. is an entertainers' paradise. Large slip, bayside lawn. pool. 3 fireplaces plus his & hers bathrooms den office/art room, library. gymnasium. Unusually deep lot wtapprox. 74 feet on the bay. A sunny airy elegant home only 5 years old . $.5.750.000. John Macnab 642-8235. 1015 ) B.EGANT IACIC IAY ESTATE offering 2 acres in the country. Living rm w 1walls of glass offer an unparalled view of Newport's Back Bay. Home features a 60' pool and spa, 6 Brs, including mstr s uite w/sauna. guest1maids quarters. Tennis courts, S·car garage & room for stables. $3. 700.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <016) CORONA DEL MAI UYFIOMT + ll'ENTHOUSE. Single-story traditional home w /shake roof, 3 BRs. 3 baths. luxurious kitchen & high beamed Ii ving rm w /used brick fireplace. Lovely patio + deck . New penthouse w/beamed cei~g. ba~h. kitchen, 3-car garage. Private pier & slip for 42' boat. $3.000,000. David or Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. (017) GALAXY DRIVE ESTATE, Truly spectacular 5 Brs home w/ formal gardens. atrium pool, ~· ceilings & fountains . Elegant in every respect. Den, study, his/her baths, sauna $1,900,000 incl land. Barbara Aune 642·8235. (018) HAllOR RIDGE WITH VIEW! Dramatic 4BR home wt circular staircase entry. beautiful formal living and dining r~. The finest of woods and imported mar bles. Elegant master suite -paneled library and wine room. Elevator. 4 car garage. $1 ,795.000. Lynne Valentine. 644·6200. (019) OH THE ILUFF-COROHA DB. MAR. Ideal location. Views of Catalina. Newport Harbor and coastline. Quality & charm throughout with hardwood floors, molding, French doors, and much more. Seller wi 11 assist with financing. $1.500,000. J. Suchomel 644·6200. (()00) IA YAtOHT REGAMCI! Tall stately doors open to a pool and garden en tra nce . De s igned by THEUREKAUF w /high ceilings. 4BRS incl. large master suite w /his & hers baths. library and garden room on the bay. A leasehold estate. Sl.400.000. B. Aune. 642·8235. (021) '"SIA JIWILI" Sensational view of Newport Bay and Catalina. Newly remodeled with spa, alarm system, large cantilevered deck w /glass railing. $895,000 Fee. Helen Wood. 644-6200. (022) 'HHCT LIDO HOMI. Beautiful craftsmanship, like new, spacious and airy, sunny patio-bdwd. floors • used brick • 4 Br + Fam. Rm. • 1 house from beach. $695,000 Fee. Call Beverly Morphy6'2.rm. (023) MACNAB IRVINE REALTY EXCEPTIONAL IUY OM UDO ISLE! 4BR home w center courtyard. French doors. hardwood floors , beam ceilings. Street to street location on lot and a half. 3·car garage. S525 .000 in cl. land. Young lmbernino 642·8235. t024 > CAMEO SHORES • CUSTOM VIEW HOME. Private courtyard entry with large pool complement this 3 BR home. Large formal living rm, dining rm. & master suite all share ocean view. Security system. Large assumable loan. $520.000 LH Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <025> EXCEPTIOMAL llG CAHYOH DOVEl! Elegant , handsomely upgraded 2BR & den residence wlview of 6th fatrwav . Features crown mouldings. custom wall·roverings and large white brick patio $449,000. Lynne Valentine. 644·6200 <026) OLD WORLD LIDO CHAIM • MEW WOILD nRMS. 3 BR & Fam. Rm home . Excellent financing avail. · Quick escrow! Totally recarpeted & repainted. airy sundeck, private beaches & tennis. $44.5.000 or lease option. Tom Allinson or Terry Hanes 642·8235. (027) f'RIME UDO ISLE LOCATIOM. Country French 3 BR family home in immaculate condition . Professionally decorated. Seller will help w /financing. $469,000. Berit Mitchell 642·823.5. (028) LOOICIHG FOR TAX SHELTER? Like new 4 plex in good rental area. Three 2 8'R 2 BA units plus 3 BR. 2 BA owners unit Assumable financing and seller will carry some paper. $.125,000. Bob Owens 642-8235. (029) NEWER BLUFFS • FROHT ROW! "Dolores·· Plan . end unit overlooking upper bay area. 3 Br. 2 BA patios. Lovely built-in kitchen. Master suite. S325.000 Including land. Call Dick Halde:-man 642·8235. (03()) IETTH THAM NEW Lusk-built 4 BR & fam. rm. home w /entertainment area in Eastbluff. Spa, firepit. & decking. Remodeled kitchen . formal dining 'rm. $315,000. Rosemary Sietz 644-6200. ( 031 ) ELEGANT COMDOMIMtUM. Quality surro unding s in a secure environ ment. Lovely antique touches enhanced with custom mirrors reflecting a peek·a-boo water view and 2 master suites. $169,500. Coby Ward 642-8235. (032) A DOLL HOUSE • IXCILLEMT FIMAMCIHG $I St ,000 · Room to expand on this lot 00 x 120. 2 BR, breakfast b ar, bay.window surrounding dining area. Wood burning fireplace. Call Mary Lou Marion 642-8235. (033) SMALL IS llAUTIAIL 3 BR charmer, tastefully decorated & upgraded. New earthlone carpeting, fresh paint & 1 yr ·new roof. Great location $126,000. Betty Berkshire 00-8235. 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Prl•uy. woods, w....+tt, ow•l•9a, ~ & IHdad CJlaas. ..,., tie I 11m1eh MOrt. h11preuJ•1 cOllhmporcwy 2-story ho111t with 41r + 904'n111tt kltchu & din . S l ,200,000 ht. 67).6'00. 116 MoNt A•t, lal»a lilt OWMEI FINANCING Spoclous 2-ttory 41r '-'t. + I Ir apt. Ant titM Oii mcritt .... locotioft Oii M4rlM A•t. Eaay shpl to So. lay. $530.000. 631-1400. 220 Mlct lmw # I 06 VILLA IALIOA CONDO 2 ldtwl 2 bo COfldo ClflP"OX. 1400 1q. ft. °""' will Cflll'ry or ltCM/ option. Good mumable loan at I 01/.P/o. flriuct rithf for quick salt. 2113MinMr rEHINSULA PT.~ & FIESH letwfftl lay I Ocec1t CMd reody to occupy. 2 story 3 bdrw\ 3 bath, t.Nty r111 + dinln9 rm. Fi11a11cin9 a•all. $444,500 3024 OctClft ll•cl CdM FRONT ROW -COM ,.., ... .,. sfrfft w /ts fate siu CJl"'Cl'lftds, 75 ft. fro11ta91 , 2 l19al loh a11d pc9ICM amic VU of ocean I jetty. Early Newport rasldtnct w/fflt charm & quality of by9one days -wood ,_11i11g. moldln91 & large rooms. Sl,350,000. 63I·1400. 2291Rtdlmtds/Cor.23rd COUNTRY FRENCH-4tEWPORT Ooll cdbintb, ltallClll tile. b.autifvlly radKorated & vacant. Al top qidity hi lhis ~ sptcial 3 btci hoftw with txctptioftal Island kltcheft & fClllliJy """ ''Eye appeal" ovtsldt & In. $265,000. 559 Vista Ftoro/Conwr ILUFfS END U..-r-¥1EW ltautiMly 11P9"adtd conw o•erlooacing 9'Hnbtff. All CllMftitl" in this "Dolcns" pl•. 3 bdrm cot1do wfth asswnoble 1cMm. R.ciuced to $248,800. l 2 0 Stawcird SHORECLIFFS CORNER $369 ,000 I~ 3 bdrm hOftll w/ ... family "" and room to tlpCllMl Lta11/ opt pouiblt wt.lie you fix up. L..'C)I lot. 631-1400. 2933 Cassia EASTILUFF VIEW HOME LAe naw! Wondtrluf fGMity hotftt wfth NW dtcar thrOUCJhout. Wood ftoon, crowtt IROUldifHJ In this i~ l ~ family room CMd formal cinincJ room homt. $349,000. 631· 1400. 123 Via liridt LID0-4.0WEST PRICE q.let fftd of Isle °" C-... strado. 2 bdr111, 2 ba, patio. lrln9 offer. $315,000. SHOWN BY APPONTMOO OCEAN VIEW-UGUNA Loh of wood ..ct glass ill this Mwly rlllllOdlltd l ...._ 2 bo ardtltectwaly W..stiticJ 2 story holM. $304,000. 631 -1400. CORONA DEL MAR--IUILDERS! A. R· I lot In old COM In o 141ptr ..... ..... lect.ded "' price. Dri•t bf 314 Mcsic)old Giid cal for dtWlL $285,000. UNDA ISLE CORMElt-l.OVB. Y! A rfti~e of grGlld popoetloft °" pntffcJiout Linda Ille. Wet-Hn W ..,._ o.,,. bric• wtA woy & dip pooA/lfltO to total tltcJlla. Two story i.oMi wfth wfftdMc) oall ... .,. """ fCH1ntal•. For111ol llYl•CJ rooM with lflOClous fCIMily room ~ i..,. snhn bar. For111al dlnl•CJ rm. + C)M1Mt kltchH. Luxwiotls lftlllftr suftt + 4 "'"' b.dr'OOIM. ..... CMltdoor patio ... boat dock & tip for 3 boats. $1 ,395.000. OCEAN YIEW4.IKE MU •-"My rftltOdtltd & ~ 2 ' story i-t •• to .., ....... Mo•t "' & aftfoy tawy •• wal • c_.. l•leMJ. M: JM. & fGMfty '°°"" US0,000. Hl-1400. ALMOST LOT y ALUE ourux .......,._kd Vltw of loy. 2 bd. 2 ta/ lbd.. I ba. Ac,.. from Ntwperl tt.W Yeclrt C .... $141.000 ht at 10% •....W.. Owwer .,q C9TJ W Sl45,000, U 1-1400. Ala DOU HOUSl-Cl 65,000 w .................... ,.,. .._. ....... Dri•• ~ zot Jo. ser.... a alfw ...... 6Jl·l400. OM WARl-flOMr IOW ......, • ..-.2 ..... ..,. ..... c ............. ... ......................... .......... .... _ .... "'''"· 100 ••• ,.. 1002 ~~_.........~ Colesworthy & Co. 2~5 EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH. CA. 640-0020 2 Bdrm + convertible den, single level, original section, fireplace. End unit on wide greenbelt. Needs decorating thr oug h o ut . UNBEATABLE VALUE atS188,000. • G.xceptwna/ Bav Point Cmli Beautiful 2 bdrm & den, 2i,, bath home, 1 year new. high ceilings, ash cabinets. air cond. French doors leading to sunny patio. Excellent cond. Common spa, volleyball & BBQ. Seller will finance. $194,500 includes land. HARBOR R£Al.TY * OPEN HOUSE * SPACIOUS IMUX In a prime Co rona del Mar locallon , private and woodsy but convenient to ever ythin g. Property 1s in top shape and only 6 years old . Beam ceilings, fireplaces. bit in kitchens , private porches, 3 a nd 2 bedrooms r es pectively . Financm~ is all arranged too! $70.000 down . $320.000 full price. 720 Jasmine Ave, CdM will be open Su n. 2 to 5. ACTIVE FAMILY? Here's a large 4 bdrm. home roomy enough for everyone. For Mom. there's a sewing rm., large well bghted kitchen and a formal dining rm. Dad has a work bench in the garage and a separate office or hobby rm. The kids have a giant playrm upstairs with all sorts of built in storage and recreation even a pool table. For the whole family. there·s a big swimming pool. Priced right at $425 ,000! 1730 Marlin Wa y, Baycrest. N.B. will be open Sat. & Sun. 1to5. EASY LIVllG ... with a trouble free 2 bdrm. condo conveniently located just l block from s hopping and transportation in Westcliff. You don't have to worry about the beautifully maintai,ned grounds or the spacious pool. Just enjoy this beautifully decorated first floor condo with its own private patio priced at a low $129,500. Open Sun. 1 to 5. See 1704 Westcliff Dr. !*16, N.B. FIVE IEDROOMS (( your Camily needs this many bedrooms, then you will love this spacious home, large lot, and family neighborhood. This is the popular Som er set Model in Harbor View Homes. It has a huge family rm. with fireplace and bar plus an added sun room adjacent to the living rm. Also, there's a 3 car garage and the yard is big enough to add a pool. A lot of home for $329,750. See 1816 Newport Hills Dr. N.B. Open Sun. 1to5. INVESTMENTS 180 UNITS * IACI IAY Approved for conversion. Large recreation complex. 1 and 2 bdrm apartments. "Hot location ". $11.700,000. 5112 ACRIS SAM JUAN CAPISTIANO In the city just minutes from shopping but private and secluded. Beautiful view of Capistrano Valley. Perfect horse ran c h or just hold for appreciation. $695,000 -owner may exchange. ' * * * * * * Heritage Collection OWMll WIU CAllY I ST TD MISA VllDI POOL HOMI onH TODAY I .4, 2032 S. C.,... Ct. Just in lime for summer ! This charming 4 Bdrm home features huge family room with bar. skytlghts and beautiful solar heated pool and spa. And. for the avid photographer, a co mplete dark room with custom cabinets, sink. separate water heater. light sealed and ventilated. Beautiful wallpapers and levelors thruout. A unique kitchen with cedar skylight and r ecessed lightin g. This customized home is a must to see. Offered at $199.900. Call S40-1151 ASSUME LOAN, MO QUALIFYING Freshly painted, sharp 4 Bdrm 2 bath. large yard. new driveway. Brick fireplace , 5 years new. Owner anxious. Move in condition. Asking, $129,900. For an appointment to see, call 540· 1151. MOVE IN COMDfTIOM Sharp 3 Bdrm, 5 years new, large open kitchen. lo vely atnum. earthtone carpets. Asking $134,900. Call 540·1151 ERITAGE You 've Arrived at ... 816 CANYON Tudor hf* A classic beauty tucked awa y among the beautiful homes of Big Canyon . This Tudor e s tate exemplifies gracious living. It has it a ll , loca t ion. val ue and apprec iation Sl.1 Million in assumable fi nancing. Owner will help carry paper. Exclusi ve with Cote Realty at S2.3 Million BIG CANYON Cuttolft I IHI Fairway A great address! Complete family home with separate guest quarters (plumbed for full kitchen). Large fami ly room. private pool, and your very own billiard room This home is designed for luxury. Owner will help with financing. Exclusive with Cote Realty. $1.7 Million. BIG CANYON Cutto.bed De.¥• Magnificent view ! Plus large kitchen. formal dining room, pool, spa and sauna! This 3 bedroom 3 bath home is the uJtimate in good taste. 3450 sq ft of spaciousness and all new carpet. Move right in . Excellent financing. Exclusive with Cote Realty. $875,000. 816 CAtmlt C•t..CJolfC11rM Entertainment plus! 'Ibis home is an award winner. And why not? It includes fully equipped kitchen. billiard roo m a nd 30 ' bar overlooking 7th green. Bring your friends into this home of quality construction . A complete stereo system surrounds you. Owner will carry financing for approved buyer. Exclusive at $1.8 Million. 15 Royal St. George Open Sunday 12-5 .Because of Big Canyon's secut1-tY regulations. you must call our office in advance for anopen house appointment. LIDO ISLE Quiet and peaceful! Step into a real beauty. A Spanish atmosphere prevails in this 4 bedroom home on one of Newport's most preferred islands. You've got it, beauty, location and value. Be11utiful pool and spa or walk right 6own to the beach. Call for financing details. 204 Via San Rem> Open Sat & Sunday 1·5 NEWPORT CREST Take advantage of this one! Two bedroom condo wilh lots or amenities . Perfect for that flrst-tlme buyer or retirees. Vaulted ceilings, wet bar and aun deck. Call tor details and appointment. ti()T Ll§Tl~f3§ UCfTIMG CITIHOME 3 Bdrms., den, 2Yl bath, looks out on quiet greenbelt. $169,500 . . A listing of Sharon Corzine. FANTASY llVIMG -Pri va cy , fi replaces, atrium, family room , plus three bedrooms, community pool, spa and tennis. _ .this home has it all for $395,000. _ A li sting of Barbara Hutchings. IEST IUY IM MEW'°"1' -Waterfront winner. Three bedroom plus income unit. Spa, skylights, pier. slip, everything, unbelievable at S750,000 Fee .A listing of Kat.rue Shields LIVE OH THE GREEHIB.T Estate like a tm os ph ere. a nd c itiho me convenience. Community tennis, pool, bicycle paths. Three lovely bedrooms, 21 ~ baths. AU this for $139.500. LIVE ON THE GRAND CAtW. -Your own dock. plus a 3 bedroom and den house. and a one bedroom income unit. A rare opportunity. $699,000 A listing of Rita Boland . REALTORS, 675-6000 2443 Eut Cout Hlehway. Corona d~I Mat WE HAVE•2 OF THE BEST AGENTS IN TOWN EMERALD BAY Architect's Award Wmning Home. Ocean views from most rooms of this fantastic 3 bdrm + family room home. Formal living rm with view decks. Master bdrm suites, trees and rural charm, yet so close to this private beach. Asking $799,000 -just listed. WALK TO WESTCLIFF PLAZA Open house Sat/Sun 11-4 pm. 468 Abbie Wa y, Costa Mesa . Quiet cul·de·sac. RV access. Assumable under 14% or new soc~ In. 20°/o DOWN COLLEGE PARK Assume ex isting of 9.25o/c and obtain a 2nd . . you can buy this upgraded 4 Bdrm. 2 Ba home with SPA & brick patio for $155,000. JASMINE CREB< 200/o DOWN Owner will finance this 3 Bdrm. 2'h Ba condo, plan 6, located in pr ivate community of Coron a del Mar with 35% down at 12% interest. Lenders will help finance it with 20% down for qualified buyers. Immediate possession. $395,000. 1/2 BLOCK TO BEACH $100.000 down will buy you this beautiful house in Newport Beach. Assumable 1st at 91h%. owe the rest at 123 for 5 years. $325,000. ASSUME HARBOR VIEW 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Monaco. $125,000 1st, try 20% down. This will not last long at $250,000. IALBOA ISi.AM> 116 25th St ·Try 10% down, buy using assum[>tion and available 2nd T.D. Owner will trade for hou s e or lot on Peninsula. $195,000. WATHPIOMl'HOMI Lge. liv. rm. w/dramatic catb. ~ood beam ceilin&s & beaut. floor to ce1lloj frplc. 3 Bdrms, 2 Bath, lovely open patio w /brick walkway to sandy beach. Asking only ~.500. REAU Ya.OSI to beach. 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath + tort for kids to play! A rantastic buy at only $170,000. PLUS terms. MEWftORT SHOUS LAHDIHCLUDl:O Roomy 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home so close to the beach. Builtins, including di shwasher plus fireplace & nice carpeting. Onl y $194,500. Try about 15'1< dwn. & owner will carry balance. TWO TRMUXES Hight in heart of Peninsula. Side by each-buy both for $.590.000 or just one for half. $100,000 down will buy all. Seller will carry. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport ltYd. corwer 30th ILUFFS IM NEWPORT Exceptional end unit wt4bdrm 3 ba . Model condition. One or best areas in N B. Only S225.000 10%00WM WOODIRIOGE llillTY Onlv Sl47 .500 3 bdrm. 2 ba. dbl gar: air cond. f rplc & only 2 yrs old. 9% ASSUMAILE -S239,000 Totally private garden home located on lg corner lot. 3 bdrm. 3 bc.t . fr ml din rm. & cozy fmly rm Buy subject to existing 9', annual rate loan. Shows hke a model LAKE MISSIOH VIEJO A splendid French County home in the gated community of Tres Vistas on the shore of Lake Mission Viejo with 4 bedrooms, 312 baths. family room, for mal dining room, living room and pool if you like. This custom home is built with the finest attention to detail and atmosphere. Financing available. $745.000. llG CANYON CUSTOM ON THE GOLF COURSE French provincial family home with 5 be drooms. including downstairs maid's rooms with private entrance. Pool and spa . large family room. quiet secluded library. formal li ving room and dining room. and much more. All the living areas offer views of the golf course and night lights. This home offers the most in formal elegance for entertaining as well as comfortable livability. Call for a private showi ng. Pri ced at S2.300.000. HARIOR RIDGE CUSTOM Elegant, country English home on the top street in Harbor Ridge. 5 bedroom, famUy room and library. Fantastic ocean and city light view to Long Beach and beyond. Buyer choice or nooring, carpets, fixtures. and kitchen appliances. Pool and spa included. Call for appointment to see. S2.450,000 IN THE IUWS Lovely large "E" plan with country kitchen. Recently remodeled with privacy plus on a quiet cul·de-sac. Early Bluffs location, 3 bedroom and f amity room. large loan available $298,500. IEST V ALUI IN MIWPOIT Beautiful 3 bedroom or 2 + den home on large lot with private yard and spa. French doors and many other upgrades. Owner will carry. $269,500. SPY61.ASS SWll IUY Great family home. 7 bedrooms, 4\11 baths, family room with built·in bookcases, ocean views from patio and 5 bedrooms. 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Hurry. till• or ..._rilltu ad· *l M~•co With erac1ous .entry. central alr. ~'' ~·1 .. 11111 THE :REAL ESTATE RS J •&anJul'/l bar11ta woa't ta1tt •altal•·•'maialodae lr ~ separa te family rm & dinlnc, .,..ANAHEIM •Tm niom, 1 bdn:DI, 4l\ ba. Truly outstanding. The award microwave This practical noor CooveatioaC.W IDOltly Cedu eo.truc· ..yinning "JodelJe" Estate Home plan is a ·homeowners delight. Ticket• an ,lood for ~08" ~':: situated .on bre~thtaking ocean, coast Seller is motivated & ~II belp witb Ir '/OU w111t your ad· ¥eltiliai •uaae to ,.. acb more people at lowe' ~. Cluaified la the Wt'/ t.o 10 ! Ca\! Now! ea~ !~oo 3:1'm!' llld°'i:~b: aumabte moctc••• at & cltr lights view lot. An extr~mell secondary financing $273.500. Cal1 claimed by calllDI K . .,,.,. Wrtle P.O. spa~to~s townhome of q~ahty Hildie Sittig Agt. 838-2.533. NM8'71. m.m. Sellin& ati)'lblna with 1 Get GREEN cub Boa 1* PWt ~111. disti.nction, 3 bdrrm plus family room. hMM M. IW A•MCWll ••• 1 -._fut-.. __ ,_ the Daily PllotClauifiedAd forWHl'l'Eelepbuta WA t UU or P one formal dining room, exquisite patio 551.4400 ,_ -w• .. w la I ....... with 1 ,.. ___ ,,...,Ad (JOl)'5M•orl7....,. areas, lofty trestle cem .... & gorgeo.us W t Dally Pilot a s m.-mattA!r . . . .,-.u ""16 "--c~uieci~ ta.5178. Juatcall8G.W18,. Calle.2·5171 WutAdl Cfllto.sm decor. Presented at $88.S,OOO ~ B1m WA. THROHT 30' DOCK Newport's best water buy $525,000 gets you 3br:. 3ba huge master suite with spa. Sundecks with grt view. Sit dn bar. Excell terms . Bob & Dovie Koop. SPYGLUS LEA.SE 3br, 2ba fromal din., lrg master, fam . rm .. very lrg. yard. $1600/mo . .Bob & Dovie Koop. "l" HEWPOIT CRIST COMDOS Ocean view. all 4br 3ba. fam. rm., wet bar, din . rm ., pool, tennis. "3" to choose from. $197,000 to $210,000. Submit all offers to Bob & Dovie Koop. 110" OCEA..H VIEW Cameo Shores 4br, 31f.iba. family rm .. din . rm., spacious court yard with pool. Private beaches. Grt finan cing . $725,000 FEE Bob & Dovie Koop. QUA.LtTY CUSTOM NEWPORT 4br, 4ba, formal din., lrg. family rm .. solid wood panel, Huge game rm, super master suite with view, fireplace. spa plus lrg. sitting rm. Leaving area. Priced to sell. Terms. $415,000 FEE Bob & Dovie Koop. UDOISU 4br, 4ba, lrg. lot steps to tennis & clubhouse. Steal at $460,000. $40,000 dn. must sell fast. Bob & Dovie Koop . ..._ MW DB. MA.I 5 Br 3ba. Pool size yard. New carpet, drapes, paint. Range and oven. Steal at $162,000, 10% 1st ol $78,500 plus low down. Bob or Dovie Koop. 631·1266 WA. TUROKr LEASE · M.I. 4 Br 4ba, family rm, dining rm . Top cond. Dock for 40' boat. $2200 per rro. Bob or Dovie Koop. llGCAMYOM Prof. decorated Dover 2 Br 2ba, family rm, lge yard, room for pool. Guarded gate. Must sell. Submit any offer or terms. Assum. existing $300.000. Price. $450,000. Bob or Dovie Koop. snA.L -()Wt& MOVED! This home has it all and it's a beauty. 3bd 2ba, bonus rooms. formal DR, fireplace, pool, spa, firepit, etc. At only $129.900. Assu me low int. 1st T.D. won't last. Call Patrick Tenore. C&a,H.SAC New listing prime Mesa Verde loc. Very lg. lot, 3bdrs .. family rm. w/wet bar + view. Jackie Handle man. MESA. VllDI CHAIMlll Old fashioned charm ~and value. 4bdr, sparkling pool & spa. Must sell. Asking $185,000. Jackie Handleman. TllPUX -SAM1' A AMA Two 3bdr .. one 2bdr. unit each w/encl. 2 car garage. Near South Coast Plaza. 2~ yrs. new, $189,000. Jackie Handleman. IAMAIM TIMI 2 bd, condo in super sharp condition. Mesa Verde location insure good appreciation. Priced to sell ~.500 AAne Mccasland. AHOllWU LUXUIY Outstanding pool home near Mesa Verde Golf Course. Beautifully maintained and upgraded. Custom financed for a quick sale. Price $152,500 Anne McCasland. IA Y YtlWt SZl.4'0 OOWMt Leverage this beautiful bay view 3 bdr, bluf f1 condo. Assume loans of $264,000. Interest 13~ variable & up.· Full price $289,900! Overlooks Gre«1belt. 3 Patios! &leps to ~I ! Extremely motivated! Seller is lie. agent. HURRY! Call Fern Marques. 759-1221. / -------• _ _ _ . _ . • Hastings. tl1S-S4lt llACH HOUSE. SI 57,500 -Newport Beach 3 Bdrm A·frame with a $74.000 assumable low, low interest. sura IUY! WMTI WATll VIEW -Assume a 91A % loan on this magnificent 4 Bdrm, ocean view home with night light view of Dana Point, large rooms, high ceiling, loads of storage, room to expand, steps to the beautiful beach. $685,000. TUltnEIOCK HIGHLA.HDS -Natural beamed wood ceilings, paneling, warm earthtones. Lovely view . this 4 Bdrm Edinborough has everything. Excellent financing. $389,000. JA.SMIHE CIEH OCEA.M YllW -3 Bdrm. Plan 5 with quiet, formal elegance, private spa off master bd rm and a breathtaking view. $438,000. TUlnBOCI HtGHLA.M)S -2 story, 4 Bdrm 3 bath MacGregor, built by Lusk. Step down living room, large dining room, bay windowed breakfast nook with sunny sit·down view. Exquisite in every detail. S365.000. WA.TUFllOMT DUPLEX -2 Bdrm plus bachelor. both units wi th brick fireplaces. pier and float. Room for two boats. $450,000. Owt& WILL TRADE -20 acres near Rancho California. Owner wants condo in Nwpt, Irvine, Costa Mesa. Can be divided into 4 to 5 acre parcels for small equity or $140.000 takes all. JASMIMI CllH -Comfortable, 3 Bdrm home with plantation shutters, parquet floors, lush carpeting, tasteful decoratin(. Within the security gates of J asmine Creek. 91A % assumable loan. $320,CXX>. TUITLllOCI Hl•HLA.MDS -A stunning achievement by Pollock lnteijon. Exquisite decorating thruo~t_ .this 4 Bdrm, 1 sty bome with separate dininf room apd laree master suite. A new and exc1tinj offenng $312,000. DON'T CIY LAl'll Don't look back & say to younel!, "I should have bought when the prices were down." , Prices are down & it's time to buy this 3 bdrm, 2 bath beauty. Large screened-in patio, family rm. easy care yard. Pride of ownership area. 545-9491 s s $ F4XIMlftl S $ I Bring paintbrush and broom and save $$$ on this 2 bedroom fixer. R-2 zooipg. OWC fmt T.D. ! ! Only $100,000. 759-J.SOl or 752-7373. DllPllA111 o/ newporl REALTORS 675-5511 llOADMOOI ILK~ eor~ ~1bdpool1tw•h t II View .... 4 ..... _ ...., ,...., 2 lltcpl1c" wt• IP• rodl f9dlit. Priced to ... , .. $370,000. ()pell todoy. 2600 u.,.am:•. OLD CDM: CIMl,..iet ...... w• to ~ ..,._ Cut'atrel_ l .... - 2 ......... -• ft: tpllCJ. ()pell s. 1-5 • ......., $279,SOO. COLI OF MEWPOIT IEALTOIS 2515 l CMlf Hwy .. c... .. Mor -675-5511 Pete Barrett Real presents WISTCUH-ffEMCH 1118tCY Features 5 Bdrms. 4 balm, large c~tom kitchen with eating area, great family room and formal dining room. Loads of storage in and out. Room for· pool. $459,000. 1500 tlllll•d Dr .. Ml W /S. l·I 5 M.L snB GARMHS PWSI Super work s pace and more parking in low maintenance rear. Attractive 3 Bdrm, den, 21f.i bath home wi th m a n y c ustom features. $185,000. tl06 ...,.La.. Ml 0,..W/S. l·I DOVa SHOlls-PllMI LOCATIOM Elegant entertaining home. 3 Bdrm, large formal dining room. custom patio with spa and fire pit. · Over \.is acr e manicured t o perfection. Call to see. C=MISA MOITH Conv i e nt location, ne ar Fairvi~w and Paularino. 4 Bdrm family 'borne. Move-in condition. Call to see. $127 ,000. 642-5200 CE llDBll ILlllS ca . .OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE I IOO POIT C.All.OW HAllOI VIEW HOMES OPIH SAT 1·5 Desirable Corner Location In Phase II Harbor View Homes. Popular Montego On Fee Land. Secluded Yard With Spa. View Of Fashion Island & Big Canyon. One Block From Community Pool. Park & Bike Trails. Owner Very Motivated. $279,000. 405 VISTA. SUB1I ILUFFS OPEN SA.T 1·5 Located On Wide Tree Shaded Lush Greenbelt. Close To Pool & Clubhouse. High Ceilings In Living Room & Master Bedroom. Two Fully Assumable Loans. Fee Land. Open For Inspection. $249,000. HA.HOR VIEW tlUS Just Listed In Much Sought After Harbor View Hills. Three Bedrooms + Family Room On A Comer Lot. Beautifully Maintained. Owners Are Being Transferred. Good Financing. Price, $315,000. EASTILUFF Fonner Model With View or Big Canyon. Three Bedrooms Plus Convertible Den, 21/2 Baths. Wet 'B a r . I n t e r c o m . L o v e l y Appointments Throughout. Community Pool. Best Value In Area. Listed Under $200.000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. LUXUIY COHDO Co nvenient Location. Two Bedrooms. Two Baths. Plush Carpets. Plantation Shutters. Skylights. Top Security. Lock Up & Leave When You Wish. Large Assumable 10"'1% First Trust Deed. Only $269,000. COSTA. MESA. INCOME Terrific Triplex, Adjacent To New Redevelopment. Charming Rear House Would Make Great Owner's Home. Other Two Rental Units Help With Payments & Taxes. $107~ Gl"08S Income Per Month. Excellent Financing Available. Reduced To $15.5,000. NEWPORT SHOUS New Listing. Three Bedroom Home. Good Investment. H~ Been Leased For $750 A Month Until April 1982. Priced Quite Reasonable At $135,500. Appointment Necessary. ·--······-·· s s s SI 0.000 DOWH! $ s s 759·9100 uc_,..,._ ... .,..c.... Very creative fina ncing available on this spacious home featwing 3 bedrooms & 2 baths I Meet Cato/ Jells ·Recently pain tetl & pa pered for the discriminating buyer! Only $119,000. 759·1501 or 752· 7373 JUST MAGMIACIHT Call for a look at this gorgeous home with every luxurious apJX>intment. Four beautiful bdrms, new earthtone carpets, lush tile floors. Entertainer's delight!! Call now! 545-9491 OC!ANFIOMJ ._AA.OW Price reduced $5,000 on this bright & airy family home. Very low maintenance backyard with custom spa & redwood deckint + BBQ It firepit . Move·in condition. Only $169,900. 963.5671 DHMtA11WY 'Ibis superb 2 bdrm condo is a areat starter '· priced at below market value. Hurry, this one won't lu t. Call now!! ~9'91 •COSTA tieACHMt•• Sensation a l 3 bedroom home featurina upgraded interior, frmc.h doon, ' •Pl in extra large yard. All for $110,000. Owner will carry large 2nd T.D. 759·1S01or752-7373 Ctrol I• unqutttion•bly one of rht trw ..,.,..,.,. of RMI &taf9. She It • ,,.,,., ot °" Elite Wmtr~ Circlt CM>, 19tl0 omc. s.leepmon of IN Yw Ind reclpltnt of ~ .... •Wiidt. Cata It .,,.,,.,"' ,. BJg Ctn)On Phllwrro~ Q:wmll1flN •• _, a otlJ« civic Ind tOClll °'91'liradonl. Site f'flt#M In Big C.tl)QI "*" htf IUbflnd Chuck ind her two chlldflfl. For tru ~ •nd• ,,.,.,.,a.. ""' Cfll c.ral ., 15f.1601. Private lockable iron gate onto white sand. Olarming Laguna cottage is perfect weekend hideaway or rental. Owner will finance at 13%, $125,000 down & NO PAYMENTS FOR ONE YEAR! ! ! 963·5671 JUSTS.STOMACH l~LON4AYM. ••• oo this charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Newport Shores. Prlce reduced $10,000 to $1~.ooo for quick sale! Owner will carry lat T.D. 758-1501 or 752.7373 LAJYDe .. CW. For thole who'd raU.. pky tbaa do Jard work! a bdrm, 2 bath condo. Good subject to loan, ~.Well price. llotivltedaeUer. 5'5-Ntl ...... DOwM =-= 4 bedroom, 2 t.tb beacb bome. Supert> .... 5111 Ai 1..-noM COMllACTOIS Cl.tom built 3 bdrm, 3 betll bomt OD ~ acre lo e xcelle nt reai dential nellhborbood. Storace pion includinl bule 20a50 1arace With " bath <could be motber·ID·law qrtn), 2 RV accea for trueb or campen plUI nstom pool • ..... 983-1871 , • Highly UJ>1raded 2 bed.room, 2 bath beauty fr loft for y~r own personal office or library. Owners bollgbt another and must sell soon. $l1S,000. 983·5671 •IXICUIM IWllT• Senntloaal 2 story, executive home f eaturtn1. 4 large bedroomt, 3 blU., forma l din~&. famUy room A banua room. Located at end ol quiet cul·dt·Hc. Only $187,000 wltb 111um1bl1 ftnandaa .. '1»-.UOt orsm ' ' ,., C°"MTIY .. CH IM IA YSHOllS Otarming country 3 bedroom·3 bath home, private master suite with balcony, gate guarded community with two beautiful private beaches. Excellent owner financing makes this a great buy at $3'9,500. Open Sat & Sun from 1·5. 2651 Crestview. PAMIL Y OIJI ti• This 4 bedroom 3 bath house in Baycrest is perfect for family entertaining, large country kitchen, formal dining. Pool and spa in very private, tastefully landscaped grounds . Owner will finance. $315 ,000 . Open Sun 1·5. 1915 Tradewind t IMYHTors SP1Cw. ~~ ~o financing with private lender at 14%. 3 br, 1 ba, large fenced yard, covered patio, family kitchen, large double garage. Priced for a quick sale at $123,500. Open Sat 1-5. • ~ Spruce (Santa Ana Heights). CHAIMIMG a&lff Delightful Bluffs 2 bedroom plan "H" with view on the Caudal greenbelt near pool and putting green. Partial back bay view and a delightful deck. Flexible financing. Price reduced to $220,<XX>. llST YALUI IM SPYaASS This unique Southport roodel has view, 6 bedrooms, 4'n baths and on one of the best streets in the area. 'Ibis home is in prime condition and ready to move into. The customized interior and lushly landscaped yards make this home a rare find at just $699,500. UDO IU Spanish elegance at its best. . .4 years new at the peaceful east end of Lido Isle Commlmity beach at each end of the street, 4 bedrooms , 3~ baths, gourmet kitchen, walled patio with fountain. Super family entertainment borne . Owner creative -submit. $625,<XX>. Open Sat from 4-8. 116 Via Waziers SS0.000 DOWN MOYIS YOU ; INTO SPYaASS Make an offer they can't refuse. This exquisite 3 bedroom home needs absolutely nothing but a new owner. It has been professionally decorated , land s caped meticulously, has sparkling pool and spa, and assumable loans. All this in Spyglass Hill for $475,000. Open Sat & Sun from 1-5. 8 Monterey Circle. IA YSHOllS FAML Y HOMI This large 4 bedroom, 4 bath home is just steps away from the private beaches of this gate guarded community. The living room with heavy wood beams. paned windows, and shutters open to the sunny brick patio -great for entertaining. Owner will assist with financing or will comider trades. S549.500. GOIGIOUS JASMIMI CIEK CONDO Plan 5 -former model with secluded patio and tile jacuzzi off the muter suite. 3 bedrooms, large family room/kitchen combo, 2!.h baths. Excellent buy with unusual financing and a very flexible price! ! Offered at $360,<XX>. Open SWlday 12·5. 11 Mainsail. MIWPOl'T HMHTS CAPI COD Fabulous large Cape C.od family ~ home well located in Newport Heights. 4 bedroo~ plus a family room. Large back yard for a growing family. Price jmt reduced to $275,000! ! Owner will assist with financing . PICTUll PWT Professionally landscaped front and rear. Very private entertaining patio and pool area -3 oversized l bedrooms and 3 baths. Large kitchen/f amity room combo. Owner will finance. $369,500. IAMCHO SAM JOA9U .. Adorable, affordable 1 bedroom and .• loft condo in the Villas. 1bts bright, , cheery home is perfect for the " small family or single. $1.53iBOO SOPHISTICA '-Ll»O Ill.I WITH ~ ~ This enchanting bOme has all the t amenities for family life plus • luxury entertaining. With 5 bedrooms, each with itA oYin bath, there is plenty of room. At $400,000 auumable lat TD at 10% lo available with owner willing to caJTY some balance. 1bia clasalc home wlll not last Jons. $1t5,000. AIULT CONDo ac• • IMT "wee•• Tbh lar1e two bedroom 4.'1DDdaeinium with lta bitb beam ceiliq• and beautiful mouataln riew is in th• best katkm " WI ...nt1;1ated compla. lldoY tldl Mir aar~:.at tiUta die -1•'l1 pool jail ... ~ .... Larse •• a bit II ......... ;J HOUSIS FOi SALi I M ... FAM IM ., DIM 615 lrvine (Nwpt Hgta) NB 645-0303 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 J llDIOOM 119 Via Vella, Lido, Nfi Bch 673-0691 $484. 000 Sat/Sun l ·5 116 25th St., Balboa Island, NB 644·7020 $195,000 Sat 1·5 1~ Louise St., Lag\Ula Beach 497-5494 $325,000 Sun 1-4 123 Via Zurich, Lido Isle, Npt Bch 631-1400 1315,000 Sat 1-5 21~ Miramar, Balboa Penin, NB 63l·l400 $318,000 Sun 1-5 214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle, NB 963-8182 $335,000 Sun 1-5 2 II ... FAM IM w DIH 73 Highland View, Trtlrk, Irv. 955-2205 $183,500 Sun 1·5 2611 Bayshore Dr., Bayshores, NB 644-9060 Sun 1-5 Z'Z1 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle. NB 644-9060 Sat 1-5 **#9 Lakeview (Wdbrdge) Irv. 631-7300 $255,000 Sal 1-5 l llDIOOM 326 62nd St., Newport Shrs, NB 642-88.50 $329,950 Sat/Sun 3·6 206 Cerrito Cielo, San Clemente 498-2469 $369. 000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1946 Port Locksleigh. NB 644-5272 $215,000 Sun 1-5 1800 Port Wheeler. Newport Beach 760-9596 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 14821 Braeburn, Tustin Meadows 631-2242 Sun 1-4 ~Spruce, Santa Ana Hghts, NB 644-9990 $123,500 Sat 1-5 17386 Sandalwood, Turtlerck, Irv. 552·1800 $152,900 Sat/Sun l·S 15 Elmwood, Woodbridge, lrv. 552·1800 $165,000 Sat/Sun l·S 502 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 760-8520 $235,000 Sun l·S 3117 Barbados Pl., Costa Mesa 54>5721 $135,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 468 Abbie Way, Costa Mesa 644-7020 $174,000 Sat/Sun 11·4 372 Magnolia, Costa Mesa 675-1771 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2.333 Arbutus E. Bluff, NB 5574579 $275.000 Sun only 1-4 25162nd St., Nwpt Shores, NB 548-8442 $159,000 Sat 12-4 890 Victoria St., Costa Mesa 759-1501 $110,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 •2553 Greenbriar, Clg. Prk, C.M. 731·9'l78 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 245 LaJolla (Nwpt Hgts) NB 645-0003 $398,000 Sat/Sun H 1428 Keel Dr., Hrbr View Hills, CM 759-9100 $315,000 Sat 1·5 215 Via Nice, Lido Isle, NB 963-8182 $635, 000 Sun l ·5 ~10-C Bradford Pl., Santa Ana 963-8182 $96,500 Sun 1·5 •2615 Harbor View Dr., CdM 673-1600 $550,000 Sun 1·5 2661 Crestview Dr., Bayahores, NB 644-9060 $335,000 . Sun 1-5 ~Columbia, Nwpt Crest, NB 644-9060 $185,900 Sun 1-5 J>24 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 631-1400 $1,350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1723 Plaza del Sur, Bal Penin, NB 631-1400 $29S,OOO Sun 1·5 1010.14·16 E. Balboa, Balboa Peninsula 642.8235 $1,350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~ Avenida Largo, Eutbluff, NB 551-8700 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •12141 Winton, Garden Grove 96U161 $118,900 Sat 1-5 1915 Lingan, Santa Ana 546-2313 $90,900 Sat 1·4 •17 Curl (Jasmine creek) Cd,M 675-3411 $438,000 Sat 1-5 3124 Roosevelt Way, Costa Mesa 540-0068 $139,500 SUn 1-4 : ao 15 Creekwood, Irvine 561·0000 $154,000 Sat/SUD 1·4 14 Mallard, Irvine 551·3000 '220.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 l • plla FAM IMw .. •32001 F.ast Nine Dr., Unb Pt, ·Laguna.Niguel 6614710 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 lB Alabama, Huntingt4n Beach 8'2·740& $215,000 Sat/SUo *8 Capital, Calta Kesa 751·3191 $129,500 Sat 1·5 81 Crestview, ~·NB :.=d:t.'cotta ,,:tsun 1· 5 751-3191 $100,000 Sun 1·5 ta Wooctan>ve, Woodbridle, lrv. SllOO $192,500 Sll/9'm l.S ••II Balboa Cov•, Newport Bcb 8'13-70I) SS15,000 SUn 2·5 ~~t~·sst'-.~s Jm lllramar (realD Pl) NB .,.. sm.• 11t1.s ZMIAmiYWIU'J .... NB .... ••• ll&/lma 1<.I • GI.a C6litt D Trinidad laland. Whet lftOf9 could you Ilk? Don't mlla lhll fentutlo opportunlt~ today. /wJA tor ~. egtnt. et 148-1263 Ir 146-1371 SHOWILmWODIL J Bdrm ••U' F/R + + +. AuMbD cw• uc. OWDtr wllJ btlP ftnu, C.H.llflH!M associated n. i ... • • • . " . DIRECTORY • .., ... ._.,..._,_.,_ ... ......,.:C.,;••••• n ............. ..-...._ -......... 9""hr ~ ~ ..... I u .. ...,.. IAU PILOT WAMI' AtS. , ..... .................... ,... _..,., ............................. ,.,.., . ..,. 1601 Dorothy Ln (Westclilf) NB 675-6000 $279,000 Sat 1·5 2532 Circle Dr., Bayshores. Npt Bch 644-9060 $640,000-fee Sat 1·5 4M 16th St., Huntington Bch 960-6500 $231.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 320Seaward, Newport Beach 631-1400 $369,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •821 Via Lido Soud, Lido II, NB 673-7300 $1,500,000 Sa 10-2/S 1-5 33()9 Poplar, Santa Ana 54>9491 $114,000 Sat 1·5 2735 Cibola (Mesa del Mar ) 631-7370 $176,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 2812 Drake Ave. <Mesa del Mar >CM 751·3191 $128,900 Sun 1-5 2933 Cassia, Newport Beach 631-1400 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2323 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach 631-1400 $975,000 Sun 1·5 2921 Jacaranda (Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 $134. 900 Sat /Sun 1-4 120 Via Quito, Lido Isle. NB 675-6161 $475,000 Sun 1·5 214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle, NB 675-6161 $420,000 Sun 1·5 #18 Salizburg, Hrbr Ridge, NB 631-7300 $495,000 Sun 1-5 •1363 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores. NB 631-7300 $495,000 Sun 1-5 1907 Tradewinds, Baycrest, NB 644·9060 $345,000-Fee Sun 2-5 2715 Bayshore Dr, Bayshores, NB 644-9060 $385,000 Sun 2-5 1921 Tradewinds Lo, Baycrest, NB . 631·7300 $325,000 Sun 1·5 1528 Cornwall Ln, Westcliff, N.B. 631-7300 $229,500 Sun 1-5 * •:U 38th St., Newport Island, NB 631-7300 $499,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~ Shipway Ln, Baycrest, N.B. 631-7300 $299,500 Daily 1-5 ••1036 Polaris Dr, Dover Sh.rs, NB 631-7300 $995,000 Sun 1-5 10101 Cliff Dr., Huntington Bch 963-5671 $1S9,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 •204 Via Eboli, Lido Isle, N.B. 644-9060 $598,500 Sun 1-S 1915 Beryl Ln, Hrbr Hghlnds, NB 631-7300 $197,500 · Sat 1·5 1912 Sumba, Mesa Verde, C.M. 963-8182 $184,900 Sun 1·4 1100 Dennis Dr., Costa Mesa 557-3314 $245,000 Sat/Sun 12..j 2.298 Redlands, Newport Beach 631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2113 Miramar, Penin. Pl., NB 631-1400 $4-44,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2M4 Carnegie Ave., C1I Park, CM 979-5370 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4627 Cortland, Corona del Mar 673-8550 fU9,000 Sat 1·5 3.12 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $529,000 Sat 1·5 315 Milford, Corona del Mar ' 673-8550 $549,000 Sa 1-S.SO 12-3 t.n Beryl Ln (Hbr JD.od.1) NB 642-5200 $185,000 Sat/SUn l·S 1824 Port Manleigh (HVHms) NB 675-3411 Sat/Sun l·S 216 Sierks, E/Side, Costa Mesa 64.6-4380 $149,500 Sat 2·5 IKl6 Aleppo, Eastbluff, Newport Bch 642-6368 $285,000 Sat 2·5/Sn 1·5 4 18)100M 500 Cliff Drive, Newport Bch 6'2·7751 $895,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1789 Pitcairn (Mesa Verde) CM 54(MM42 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1206 Cambridge, West.cliff, NB 768-2999 $318,500 Sun onlY 12·5 •2CM Via San Remo, Lido lale, NB 640-5777 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1913 Galatea Terrace, CdM 675-2311 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #8 WUlled Foot, Bil Canyon, NB 675-2311 $799,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1S2 Sunlet Terrace, Lquna Beach 497~ "98.000 Sat 2:30-5:30 118 Via Ithaca, Lido Iale, N.B. 67S.7300 Sat/Sun 1·5 IQ41 Tudor, Gardea Gro¥8 Gl·HOO $153,500 Sil/SUD l·S D Rut,.., Cq Park. c.ta Mesa flt.5370 $125,000 Sun 1.S 1IOO Port Carlow, Hrbr Vw Hml, NB • '19-flOO $279,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •Granada Way, COlta Heu 141-JllJ tMl.500 Sat M •CJDWa a.. CGlta ... ..... .... Sitz.I 2M lnllCllt ... , NB Ill.Oil ..... a.la ... .. 1'4: 4 II plllt FAM IM w DIM '· .1521 Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497.5494 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1533 Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497.5494 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 37 Coolbrook, Turtlerock, lrv. 552·11M>O $259 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #1 Cadela, Northwood, Irv. 552-l!M>O $222 500 Sun 1·5 14532 Sweetan, Calif. Him, lrv. 5.52-llM>O $1&!,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 363 Newport Glen Cowi, NB 642-0430 $360,000 Sat/Sun 9-4 115 Via Waziers, Lido, NB 644·9990 $625,000 Sat 4·8 aY7 North Star (Dover Shores) NB 675-6000 $450,000 Sal 1·5 1900 Leeward Lane, Baycrest, NB 646-2078 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3165 Bermuda, Costa Mesa 631·1266 $164,000 2720 Gannet Dr., Costa Mesa 979·5099 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2Sandstone, Woodbridge, Irv. 551-4400 $249 900 Sat 1·4 6 Mallard, WOOdbridge, lrvine 552-4946 Sat /Sun 1-6 u2274 Channel Road, NB 675-2311 $1,650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 15 Royal St. George, Big Cyn, NB 64o-5777 $1.8 Million Sun 12·5 1120 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beach 675-6670 $895,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 'lJ11 North Star (Dover Shrs) NB 675-6000 $1 ,450,000feeSat/Sun 1-5 •17521 Via Espana. Hunt. Beach 673-7300 $249 ,000 Sun l ·5 0320 Morningstar, Newport Bch 631-1400 $1,400,000 Sun 1·5 232 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 673-8494 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3213 Nebraska Pl., Mesa Verde, CM 751-3191 $149,950 Sun 1·5 1647 Reef View Cr, Spygls Rdge, CdM 64()..5357 $529 ,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 1441 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, NB 631. 7300 $420,000 Sun l ·5 ~12 Santiago Dr., Dover Shores, NB 631·7300 $350,000 Sun 1·5 2731 Pebble Dr., HVH. N.B. 640-5560 $459, 000 Sat /Sun l ·S 1251 Surfllne Way, Harbor Vu, CdM 644-4910 $410,000 Sun 1-5 5 Rue du Pare, Big Canyon, NB 6"-9060 $650,000 Sun 1·5 2106 Santiago Dr., Dover Shores, NB 631·7300 ~.ooo Sun 1·5 •1730 Marlin Way, Baycrest, NB 613-4tOO $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3200 Delaware Pl., Mesa Verde, CM 979-5370 $139,500 Sat/Sun 11·6 ••8 Collins lsla.nd, Newport Bch 6.11·1400 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••503 Edgewater, Newport Bch 6.11·1400 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~Port Chelsea Pl;l N.B. 675-2373 $325,000.ne Sun 1·5 219 Via Nice, Lido Isle, N.B. 963-8182 $445,000 Sun l ·5 27'27 Island View. Corona del Mar 644-6200 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2321 Aralla (Eastbluff) NB 644-6200 $239 ,500 Sat /Sun l ·5 ·~ S. Capella Ct (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1151 $199,900 Sat/Sun 1-4 21872 Kaneobe, Huntiqton Bcb 963-6767 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1827 Port Stanhope (JIVHa) NB 675-3411 Sat 1·5/Sun 2-6 4 Rim.rock (Trtlrk Hin) Irvine 675-3411 $312,000 Sat/&ID 1·5 1887 Braemer, Newpart Beach 64H:B>; 642·4447 Sat/SUn 1·5 l ... OOM •*Z'l North Star Ln .. N.B. 675-2311 SJ.~.ooo Sat/Sun 1.5 ....... AM .. ., ... 1M1 Tahiti ()lesa Verde) CM l7MOOO '249,000 Sat 1·5 1407 SIDtanella, Corana del Mar 7aM311 IM0,000 Sat/SUD 1-5 1708 Port Abbey Pl, HVH. Nwpt Buch .,. --r. Sat/SUD 1·5 •llG~, Dottr ..._,NB 81·• IOO 9llD 1·' -.. :""'" b', HVR, NB it .;,cf!!t,110 Sal-$ i~-~lc.;., NB -I lll/11111.S YA ....... I 8drm I ~ kiteko , .. llf ........ " ... pool. Oal1 •,tOO VA '-8. Call I« mon 0.. talll ........ 1533 Miramar, Balboa Penin Pt. 673-7761 "59.000 Suo 1-4 1827 Port Tiffin (ffVHms) NB • 673-7761 $349,500 Suo 1·4 1835 Port Sheffield (lMl.ms) NB 673-7761 $329,900 Sun 1-4 4521 Dorchester (Cameo IDn) CdM 673-7761 $335,000 Sat 1-4 l.SOO Inghland Dr. (Westcl() NB 6'2·5200 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 IBIOOM 02600 Bayshore Dr., N.B. 759-1221 $1,400,000 Sun 1·4 •••FAM -..wDIM 2.5 Bodega !lay, Spyglass, CdM 644-9990 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 COMDOMIMIUMS FOi SALE 2 llDIOOM 2424 Santa Ana, E-Side, C.M. 673-9060 $108,500 Sun 1-5 1628 Iowa "B," Costa Mesa 979.2390 $96,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •435 Gloucester, Costa Mesa 642-4799 $139,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 **•310 Fernando st. (U4-06), Balboa Penin. 640-5357 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 240 Nice Lane (101), Lido, N,_ Bch 631·1400 $184,500 Sat 1·5 ••220 Nice Lane (106), Udo, NB 631-1400 $375,000 Sat 1·5 •1704 Westcliff Dr. #16(Wstclf)NB 673-4400 $129 ,500 Sun 1 ·5 J II ,... FAM IM w DIM S32 Cancha, The Bluffs, NB 631-7300 $194,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 73 Highland View , Trtlrk, lrv. 955-2205 $183,500 Sun l ·5 0633 Lido Park Dr. F-2, NB 631-7300 $1320,000 Sun 1·5 l lalOOM 559 Vista Flore, Newport Beach 631·1400 $248,880 Sat 1·5 1001 MacArthur #51, So. ~t Villas 759-1501 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •405 Vlsta Suerte, Bluffs, NB 759-9100 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 14663 Kazan Unit B, Irvine 631-6990 $105, 000 Sat 1-4 l II ,e. FAM IM • DIM •2716 Vista Umbrosa, Bluffs, NB 76()..9339 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #3 Monaco, Hrbr Ridge, N.B. 64().5560 $885, 000 Sat /Sun 1-5 4 II ,... FAM IM w DIM •#3 Robon Crt, Newport Crest, NB 6'2·1603 $225,000 Sat 1-4 08 Ima Loa, Newport Beach 646--0686 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·511 Kia Loa Ct, Nwpt erst, NB 673-1300 $225,000 TO WM HOUSES FOi SALi 2 l•OOM 9766 Verde Mar, Huntington Bch 968-8341 $118,500 Sa 11·5/Sn 12·5 •56 Sea Island, Newport Beach 640-4518 $215, 00(). Asmml. Sat/Sun H MOllLI HOMIS FOi SM.I 2 ... 00M 88ll No. Coast Hwy #192, Lag Bch 497.5494 $75,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 **1~ Lido Park Dr, Lido, NB 631-1400 $62,500 Sun 1·5 DUPLIDS FOi SAU 111 &Z• 412-412~ Goldenrod, CdM 673-M94 $335,000 Sat/SuD 1·5 , .... I. 100 Mariuertte (Old CdM) CdM 67WOOO "49,000 Sat/Sun 1•5 m • ~ Jasmine Ave., CdM 673"'400 $320,000 SUn 2·5 ........ 0308 Grand Canal, Newport Bch 631·1G '875,000 Sattsun 1·5 116 Marine Ave.; Bal. Island, NB 631·1400 $$30,000 Sat /Sun l ·S •••a• lrl/50'1~ Fernleaf, Carma del Mu 131.-0 Auction Sat/SUD 1-4 . .... .......... ............ ,.. . 2 - M.ttt'-Wt "-"'-Wt .._..,_Wt .....,..,Wt HewthrW. Howt'-Wt OrarigeCoaat DA1LYPU •. 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MAURY STAUffll UA UOM llALTY 67).5354 VllWAXll Reduced to '335,000. Cameo Hilhlandl on ree land. Agt. 673-7761 : 790-1387 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '-Wtltyo...r Channing 2 story Cape Cod: 3 Bdnn, 2ba, PLUS 1 Bdrm unit w /bath, laund rm, 2 car gar. J,.&e fixed 11sumable at 1N + owe. ss15 .ooo 87S.0188 ForW.byO...- TutefllLly remodeled. a Bdrm 2ba w/lolt. frplc, 2 car gar. laundry rm. Bay view. Laree fixed assumable at 11% & owe . $475 ,ooo call 673-0188. ~~.~~~ .. !!~~ NEED DEVELOPER to buy prime Peninsula Pt property. 873-4711 c.,a.tr.o 11«11 I 011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S5000 DOWN & seller carry. l blk ocean, view. En&I. 4 Br Jba, ram rm, 1249.000. Dys 646-9048, eves66l·2980 CONM .. Mm' IOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• I mmedlau pouttlon. Oneebriar, nr aue, cw local&oa s bdnm + dta Rnt till JGUR. Km lt de aac, entry decor, Ytc:TOllA•CM + (amilY rm SttW'lty flAllOI VIYf llll$ Sl..U FANLY HOMI lit Bia 2 story T .H. br1ck611Wce.552-4144. 0c9m ... ef ......., ... , 1/2 .. t... tbrouibout 1_.7 Reel ftalUlt.I ,~ ... , I I 2 & 3 Bdrm homes, some w /pOols & kftrr:11 Ii~~ NICE OPEN PLAN in ...... YlcteN .... A .... ., dar9 Vlew Cl.rd• OPEN SAT VI"_.. ~ • spas. 2 or 3 car garues. Excellent c •n. P9 The llaach. s bdrm, re-_. illt,.. ped ..... ., • ••111111 •SUN 1-s. 2731 PllU DIJVI areas. Assumable tenm. $129,900 to ~J~l~=:Ot ldytomO¥t.II74.500. 1 1 tu. A......, ... +• M ..._ Cf21 ... ~C*. Finest original Harbor View HilJs $295t000. ot ~surf+ &ow Redhill.Ao6~1t., fw ....... .._ ~ ,..... eff 1t. 6 0.1 1 1 1 location. Spacious premium Jot with COMDC>tieMUMS oroodownpaJ::!'l. No y&~J ........ ~6t,OOO. 2H'IAYNOMT coimm1.ahndin~ ocean, coastline. bay & 2 & 3 Bdrms. Ocean views, near :;:.~~lo~~:;r~::i: 552 -7500 COMDOOM60LPCOUlll +huaeeooosq_ttottand c ty 1g ts view. 4 bdrm + fam. rm. beaches. S88,000 to $250,000. Beachlide. Uppef' • ,.,..,. • t.p loc..._ .... + uioo sq ft <I. decb + '.'F.IXER UP?ER" ~o~e with UM'TS OWIMtwll-...C. INVESTORS .................... • ...... r:..-.· ~·u:~~~1!';~~;:t limitless , p<>lenlial on this one ~f a Income units -located near beaches. With M dn. lmmac. 5 SPECIAL ~ Ylew of ".._ J ldrw. ila.ad handfull corner lot homes sites. Always rented. Assumable financing. br, 2~ ba, fam. rm w. Auumableloan Spark!· c* • .._,,..,.,.,~ ... I 61 :!irm1:+~~e1:t·t Reduced to $459,000 (L) <finest $168,000 to $210,000. trplc, formal din . rm, in& freab 2 ~ 2 ba. ....,.. $131,500. parking. Walk to ocean. r e mod e l opportunity in this COM~AL lae back>:d wtpaUo le Bradley Model 1n'uruv. Ownerwlllfin.11.250,000 prestigious community). Existing restaurant with excellent gas rif1re1ptt.dfrult lrMld • Park. Vlll.1. Completely DOM9 .._.,......, Hand lncJ). C/B. Open 1 t' •A""OOO pro . an acape . re-done lnlJde and out 4fJ.6U7er4f4-lotl Sat/Sun.10.S.673-0202 oca ion. ~=. . $198,900. Ownertaat. Very good location. Call Inward of Coast Highway, all shingle & shake, 2 bdrm Kottage & a sunn)" 1 bdrm unit, only $245,000. Or artistic Goldenrod bridge location, 2 bdrm home. cool & quiet + an unusual 2 bdrm unit. $335,000. Or visit our open house at 232 Goldenrod, a new sprawling County French 4 bdrm, 3 bath home. $595,000, may lease option. CUSTOM HOMIS 8'11-8553. today for more Inform•· ... CMn'OH Beach & equestrian areas including 1 tioll 00 attradlve terms. Fabuloul Deauvllle ac to 4.1 acres. 3 to 5 Bdrm homes $133,500. l·Plex. -.s.ooo Down. \~~~e with ocean and valley views. Privacy Greattenm.Panoramit' L.et-t... 1050 4br3baa~nn.spa -and room for tennis courts. $450,000 Ocean View. Walk lo ....................... BKR-C-Oop 7~11111 lo $1 500 ()()() beach. $295,000. "l>rin· 3 bednn .. house 2 baths. ' ' · cipals only. •l.526. buill·ins, enclosed yard, S 15,000 DH ....... OF paid gardener, 2 t'ar Vu condo la Villa • • Wllaon & Wein Real Estate Dana Point 492-2752 1024 Cott.M ... 1024 OPIHSUN l·S ' J0171HlllMrlme So. H.B. at Allan· ta/Broolthurst. 5 Br. + lge ram rm, fnnl dining, lg patio, RV cone ma111t. pad. Backyard access. Lo yrd. BBQ. Owner rinan. 13%, all for $169,000. 962-4509 Roy • ••• •• • •, ••••• • ••• •• • • • • •• • • •• •••••••••••••••• ...:M::.il::.:' l""'er'------- LEA SI Of'TIOH ------•1 Hwl~ Luxurious custom con· FATHa'SDAY Hart»Ow do. 2500 sq. fl. 2 frplcs. 4 CLEAIAHCE ••••• •••••••••••••••••• bdrm. 2\11 baths. SUSO Left over from Father's SPECTACULAR mo. 95 000. 642·4623. Day sale, reduced to WA Ta VIEW 1041 • .. , gareae. fireplace Balbol. Assume lo1111. HEAVIN Sl&OO/mo. Avail. July 1 M ,500. Rae Rodien. Spa:rkli:ne 3 Bdrm home Owner &42>-0138 631-15 on beautifully 1052 landscaped corner lot. ~...,.. .. 5Z3CAJ4"15Da:IRVM Soothing spa , wood ••••••••••••••••••••••• decking and covered P•a lbllc: Views CHEAT AMAMCl.- POSSlllUTIES! And , great location across from Deefield in· ovative peril, wtteMis and racquet ball els. This sizeable 3 BR 2 Ba on a premium lot. could be hnant'ed lo your needs.$172,750. OPEN SAT. Call Les, s.:i9·9400 patio. Ocean view. &low· Pool • Jat'.,3 bdr, formal Ing parquet noon. plush din ine rm.. $215.000 -------- car pets, gourmet s.40-3666 kitt'hen. Lowest price in Whelan the area. $249,SOO. don osen rt·.1 l t 'ir"" 499 N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497-4848 Real Estate 41EDIOOMS UDOISU Buy or lease. 4bdrm, 3 bath, 3 car. 40 fl . lot Sunny so. patio. New kitchen, bath. Ready for 2nd story add. Jim List- ed. Only ~7~000. Rl'd h d I~~ Rmlty t;;:; ~:{I If I O...Sat,JS.12-4 clear. 3Br, pool, spa, 2bdrm, den , 2~ba • W~n.11,.,.,. ~'~I ,I~ . 3 Barm, l~ba. dbl sided family rm, fQ>k, patio & townbome. Water view {!)(,~'"'"' Q,e(, c/Vta/l, frplc, sun rm. low int. bar. Only $113.900. 103 from mast.er bdrm & Uv (JJJ.~,. ~-· _, rb ' assumable, low down down. r m T r 1 · I e v e I U~ ~ Glv-8494 OWC SlZ1,000. 336 Prin· 642-7404 w/eartbtones. Exciting ~l..dl COLDWC!LL BANl(C!RO Immaculate Pacesetter lndiv. home w/ex· pansi ve view. New crptg, formal din. rm. Quiet rural atmosphere. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WA TEI.FRONT 1041 c e l o n D r C a I I Ask fo.-a. Lowe noor plan. Seller will • •••••••••••••••••••••• Nearly new duplex 3641 E. Coa1t Hwy., Corona del Mar 213•373_.787 t'arry note w/S50,000 ... OITH• .1.ft.1...... OPEN Hnl~fS Tb re e and tw o a I d S2l5""" " -~ ~ bedrooms Three and IYO~ <> NEWPORT 1 RoEwoAL. EST•"""AT.E"R"US IYOWMll ,...lb..IS ... ~1-5 Orig owners olfer this family home ror only $159.500. William Hosler, Realtor, 49'1·~11 3 Bd. 2 ba on canal. Own /Agt will ('arr)' WI S25,000 dn. $245,500 855-11428 '" rilER l'M.J\ VI""" U"lll "' two baths. Ideally de· Lg assumable lst at ~~HORIZONS (714)522-6120 Lovely 3br, 2ba, home 111 Super East me end unit signed for' guests. Large --------, ll.7517. oo this lmmac ~ REALTY __ W_..,..'--'_~_=...:;~="---parklike aetUng. French with outstanding as· assumable lst and M0¥1H'iOH Coit.Mesa 102 5Br Mesa Verde Ex· ••-.nlvn• 2sly blocks from the sumable financing. 3 owner wilJ carry 2od to 3641 East Coast •••••••••••••••••••••• ec utive Home Gorgeous "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 4br + ccnvertible den, beach . You w i 11 bedrooms, 2 baths. very T.D. Call Roger Bar Highway (atPoinsettia> MESAYlll>E pool10 verypvtsett111g,"' 4ba . .S'dock,3 cargar. 1bsolutely love this n icely decorated. quist , 759·1243 o r lobetterserveyou'Am· OpenSat/Sunl·5 usedbric:kpalio,stained assume $$50,000 con· iorieous home. Oak pr i v ale and 631·7300. pie pa rking. cool & 2720Ganoel Dr. glass. new paint in &out MEITDOOI trad at JN. Own /AGT floors, gourmf!t kitchen, t'heerful...$1621500. See peaceful. You're mv1led Lg 4Br + den tri-level Move-in cond. Exclusive TO HEW'Po.T Jerry 975.7949 work. 1215,000 assum loans at Ellie Finigan or Pat Am to stop in &: check our home, corner lot. lg area nr Country Club & Spotless home on pool 840-4464eves/wk.nds. 12"'~. Askin& $305,000. Plumb at 31505 East 3 BR-l~BA home with new listings. patio. $190.000. Agl park. S21S.OOO. 641-8458 size lot in a quiet '"iM 1044 494.5057 eves or 640-9966 Nine Drive, Laguna roomfor2ndunit So.ol ChrisHopper,Realtor 979.5099 or63l·0213A .J.Cox neighborhood conve-••••••••••••••••••••••• C!!tsAGT Niguel. Hwy. $235,<XX>. w II H _. ~~"'------s.tltCatPlcm nieot to all. "Pride or THNOt«i A.LOT Of'84SAT 12-5 OWNERMAY CARRY f?l>'Uma aa v'n<llt $105,000 S d ownership" home with 3 TO~,.,.. .. ~ FOi ... UTTlE Beautiful view of lights ~ Nr CP 2 stry con o bd nd 2 ba o "....,'--' • h' Call Stephen Meyers, · rms • · wner C th 'aJ' and hills from t 1s .-&.. ' 't 3 bdnn, 1~ bath, new $139,900. Four yrs old. 3 may carry 1st TD with all e spec1 U1ts at That's what you get with gracious family home. 4 bkr, at 78().8520 ~ Blt94 paint in & out. Really bdrm, 3 ba, move in 203 cash down pay· the condominium in this prime ACRE PLUS bdrm, 3 bath, family Tift.EX 613-sharp! cond, don't miss It. call ment. Reduce d to fonnationcent.er. BUILDING SITE. A room with wet bar and Three u n 1t5 w Ith )M1 E. Coaet Hwy., CdM n ow Li I a Du a r le . St5lm,500. Near Irvine & Touchstone Realty gently sloping parcel, fireplace, 3 car garage. Cireplaces, on a 45' '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 631-1266 20th. 963-<1167 located just a short dis· Dramatic vaulted cell· Corona del Mar lot, for CHARMIN& -Rancho San Joaquin Villa lance from tennis & the ings, skylil.el. earthtone the price ol a duplex WAITRFRONT Portola Model, must see beach. provides SPEC· carpets. peg n' groove Favorable assumable ~-HOMES mny upgrades, prln only TACULAR OCEAN & r 100 r 1 0 g t b r u . lat loan, seller w/carry 3 unit CdM charmer w. '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! REALESTATE $169,500. Fo1 appl CANYON VIEWS. Not I d P ·cec1 1322 000 good assumable fmanc-63H400 . S5l-6890 enough? 1be owner bas out... .. 1234,500. See one 211 · n · at ' In T SIO <XX> d FIEHCH 9UAITB --------• -==-=:=..::..:..· -----included detailed con· Holderness at 29822 Run· down payment tl0,000. as\1n:Y only S28::o! 3 BR 2~ ba townhouse. MISA YllDI l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j Woodbridge Estates, struction plans for an ning Deer, Laguna By Owner/BU -will Call Jim Davis, 759-1221. Patio, double 11r, OWC 4 Br. 2\-\ Ba cuatom W 11bln1too Model, unbelieva61e CUSTOM Niguel. coopuate. 87~3141 $110,000. BKR. 646-QIO home. Lota ol extras. D... PoW I 026 4bdrm, 2 .. ba. 2200 sq. ft. VILLA IN Ill EDITER· 0P84 SUN I 2~5 14IAllltB18 Owner/Brota. MS-t'TT7. ....................... Aalume ll.lS.<XX> lit. By RANEAN SI'YLE. We Overlooltinl L11uo1. At • lASTSIDf P LeTefr....,"-Owner , SU9 .000 believe you'U airee It's Ocean and coastal L&aurious spacious. Lovely 3 BR 2 Ba, fam COUMI All Spr1wlln1raodl 4 lk 2 ~~m. "A LOT FOR A LIT· viewsl3BDRM,3story, Ulla 2400 sq. fl. 3 bdrm rm home w /fplc , dbl POOL HOMI 1 anl Owner 7 stained ..ia.. windows, home 'with dinin1 room, --------gar. $149.500 3 Bdrm, completely re· bl, poo. n Y MODEL. 11.£" at the full ottered - family room, patio & H -••,,,._ Broker.~ furbished. 114 ...... down ~~·~SJ&S.0009 • Could be,sbowlaowell. pterirmces,ofcal1Sl75.000. For family room, all ap-more in exclus ive C A-• d -, ... ,.. l ~ a.so 3 Bd ZBa i.1.i.1v pliances, WQOden ~It Jumine Cf't'et with 24 CdMllMODIL LOWDOWH an assume n ,., n. 497 17 I rm, ,._....,up-lllJSSIONREALTY with garden, w/w · uJ Gr•at ,~-• 111· come in N IN loan r--$1.S.000. Open Sat/Sun • Jraded. Purdue Plan lD -"S ,.. ... Hwv La1uoa carpeting fl-place m· Mew,_+.._. I 06' ASSUMll'/t'loLOAH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely 2700 sq.ft . S BR 3 MEWPOIT SHOUS Ba. 2 sty, inc Ids, elec bltns. covered patio CANAL FRONT 4 Br. w/garden setting Sep F ly Rm + loft with qlrs for maid or &uesl s al s tair case. RV parking. Ideally ,500. located nr Back Bay 4 BR. 21,; BA. on the $249,900. 63F721S water. Will t'onslder .... H~ort.or~~Yiew~-H-_.-­ lrade for small Costa Mesa Ho111e. $275,000. Monaco. By owner. 3 br, 3 BR . 3 BA. On the 2 ba. Assume $185,000. water. Fee land ! 3 ReducedtoS21S,OOO.WilJ Fireplaces. $329,950. be listed rorbigberprice Open House Sat/Sun 3-6, Ju I Y l. 194 6 port 326 62nd St. Locksleip. 644-5272 3 BR. 2 BA. 2 Story. 601 UDO Canal Front. Brand new Spectacular ocean/bay carpet. OWC with 203 view from this 2 Br lux- down. S239K. urious unit on the 7th nr. PAINT &SAVE. 3 BR. 2 Offering the utmost in BA. 2 Story A-Frame. secunly. Call today ·for $163,950. appl. Won't last. Agt. 2 B R + d e n . 2 644·8067 or&M-9060 Fireplaces, 2 car -------- &•ra&e, overs1ied lot. IHT IUY Sl.38.500. Prime S Br, den, 3ba, lri· 4 BR. Im.mac. cond. Just level. Hdwd flioon, fresh listed. Good assumable paint intt. OWC AJTD-or loan. Alk:ina $195,000. 2nd or contract. $198,500 OpenHomeS1m.3-6.214 w/16 % do. Walk to LuiooJa. beach/pool Tom Cottier, bkr Walk to the beach, pool.a, 646-9200 teDllis 'voUeyball from -,-.. -.-.-U ...... DO---~C-ONDO--hour security, beautil oe;l lo·~= condition ° qua · 0 ........ 1·5, 2553 Greenbriar. llwl...,._.._. 1040 Co1Je1e Pm. Steps to _, · ..._ 4t4.'.o7JI ' ~ ... crounds, poolfrjacuui. Owner would finance ~i~f.'!t: prio only. Call Brenda. Bkr ....................... schools, nd pools. Just --=-==:...:..::....:...;::..:...:c.:.--~~:gs'i:pp!:·:0·1~ At $375,<XX>itwoo'l lut w/approx.22-25'7< down.-='-==-=~----731·9278 TERMSTER.llSTERMS liated.CallNow. New Modular Type Miramar. Laguna Na.ftl.._.O'lriee any of these homes. Beautiful seUiog. Lge Joni. For appt. to see, ..," C 11 NOQUAUFING Homes, leased land, Be C,.O?....._ ca I I Car I now . ~l~~:v:.7'i.O:i. a EASTSIDE MOM11CILLO $169,1185. Nr bdl Lr& 4Br Oceanfront Pk. 3 pvt ac='-. -----uU.-- unit near pool. Close lo ocean. $149.SOOlenns. HollsWood....._. 675-1676 675-1444 (Zl3>433-7493.. 2 .r.MALL COM)() . w /3Ba. 10% dn, owe. bcbs, 24 security. fishing 4t9· I llO HI ·OIJ 64 50 Old Corona del Mar. 200 06 •.Bdnn, dbl gar, patio, AITD 133 Int. only. pi er rrom $29 ,1100 -=..:=""' JobnCoombeBkr Block sol.th of Seavlew. HOMES kids/pds OK. M0,000 to 9112-1227or~. _,4~91-:...::38:.;lo=.6_____ -WHrTIWATaYIEW 4 Br. 2 Ba. home on 40' ON LARGE assume S60,000 loans. 0 W/Sm I· 5 --------1 90' to beach. 10% assum lot with large patio. lYI wr ~/mo. • ..... 1...... ,.. ,,,.,,._· OHM SUM 1.5 loan. May take note OD blocks from 811 Corona =:..;;...;~--'-=-0-2-4 Alley access, S135.000. C.H.R.639-6616 $111.500 54~ .. -_,..,. 1220 .. Madll yourprop.uslown.4BR ' China Cove Bay. CostoMIM I Bike or jog to beach Live in uie ....... man· IMPOS..VIEWS 2B1,recently up1raded, MU,500. Owner/Broker. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Financin& ~Y owner ...... ...__...~~lllllli-..i from this highly up-ner. Sweeplna white From spacious living w/-slble in-law qtn. ..... """"'" 781Mla7 12%. .... ded 2 br .. , to water views & Catalina "'"' ,.,.,...,..., · SAYEYOUIMOHIY! lovMcc.clt,Ur. vnSWILCOMI !!!do _1__,,.bars .... lsbrr11.Y s unsets from this rm, open decks and 2 Under $290,000 inctds Irvine Ternce. 5 bdrm. 3 a areal condos, try very ' §A•n-Sf2,fOO ...... .. ~ built . mstr bdrm suites + land. Movef~! 752-6499 OCEAtROMT Serene set ting on Peninsula Point. Family home. OPEN HOUSE 1·5 1706 E. OCEANFRONT . BALBOA 1195.000. Owner/Agent 675·8676 675-8444 X r. • ..... ••• d•n but _ .. be ,.-vert· custom executive bd den ( I .Pim JY Real-ly ba, family nn. Int tn. low down. Sellers will ""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .. ...... ....... bo ln the ti · guest rm. • rp cs. Pricerd11c:ed help finance. Priced to ~ POOLHOME ed. Ideal for cpl. Green· me pres llJOUS p a t i o s a n d 1-------- to 1340,<XX>. Fee. Open move rast. Call now for 11'/JO/o ASSUM..UU VA NONO* belt vu. Comm. _POOi. North end. Spacious for galJeria ... $375,000. IEAU'WWUI. Sat-Sun 1.5. l4<r7 San· details.?SU499 On$l02.<XX>balance. •Nodownandno costa j at'cuui, tennis' eteaant entertainine. ••LIDOISLE•• MEWPOITCIEST ·--u .. d t1~831l Locatio' n Mesa Verde to VA. Don't mils this t'lubbse. RV prtg. Bier. 1~L..-R-........... S795,000. J U In IMCOMI Lovely 2 Br 3 ba home. 4Br Condo, owe 2nd . .... e a.,..en n7 rare opportunity. 3 .N.:..:Oll=-"·Coo=PL:.·=..:546-=1600=·------.-O,.W/S.1·5 Beautifully remodeled 2 SOUTHOFHWY Planl.Jf. Realty ~cceriptlon 4~~~ spaciousbdrms,2balbs, -14¥1STA 57,T ........ Dr. 2 rm. 2 ba home on yrs ago. $484,000 with Pool/spa/tennis. 1225.000. 2 Bdrm home. 1 BY OWNER·3Br, study~ Owner w/belpfmance. family rm. frplc, formal IY OWIB 2 Bdnn. 2~ bath. "Snug· Old Worla ambience. !ft.ht ~u~~\ nr ~,! xlnt financina. Open IS~~ CESTO~~ blockCromOceanBlvd. l78!1P\tcaim dining rm and cool Save money oo tllis 2 gery"rillwabar. Sparklln& rounllins houseSat/Sunl·5atll9 ~ .,., 2tnBa , 2 sly, spa, ()penSal/Sunl·5 refresblnnool.OnquJet bdrm , l ba w it h ()penDallytillsold splubloiintoalovely apt.s.Asswnableloan .. Via Yella. Own/Agt 64"4616 H A I I O I y IE W ...:'245=:.:•000=. 55'1=..:..·=331:::4'----Call~ tree lined cul·de-u c. fireplace, with 1~ IS· $179.1100. outdoor pool ol classic S259.500. 873-0697 I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HOMES Owner must seU ASAP ! sumable lit and owner OthermodeJsavailable Mexican tile, lush PllCILISS Duplexes. oceanfront. POOL , .... _Lii'\ 5% DOWlit ! DJSTRFSSSALE Pleue call btr for de-will help with 2nd. Drive tbfOUib M.L.S tropica I courtyard, 3 LIG8C) ~auliful ocean view -..--O h d b I tails b 9391 K p Dr RancboSanJoaquin Spacious pool home Lovely 4 Bdrm home on Roomy 3 Bdrm 2 ba wner a us ness . Y MP . Really 975-(1616 spu • spectacular 190 Authentk Med.it. Villa, erfet'l location. New w/jac. Gourmet kitch. large comer lot. trzs.000 home oo an R2 lot with failure. Mmt sell 4 BR 2 631-2246 pi.ooo. 9G-dearee ocean views offer built m· Ws for film star. condition. A&t· 87~7300 ram rm, 4 BR + office. plans ror 2nd unit. Great Ba bouse, w/fam rm ..... ,_.._.. ..... _..~~~ MO DOWM an invitation to relaxed, FEE. Eastaide location and Only $94,900 ! Near~~~~~~~~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I carefree living. A home Impossible to duplicate. BAY CREST BEAUTY. 5 (l BR. ideal for mot.her Bernita Ellerhen, f . O I PauJarino.NeedsSJ..2,000r.: Ei1ht new bome1, 4 WOO.HI thatdefleetheimagina· trongates,rrenchdoors. Br. FamUyR.m.S200,000 orauesl).3cargar.On· Broker. 675·2373 or 1reat 1Dancmg. 0 Y t'asb. Assume $83,000 EASY · l~DOWN blocks from ocean. tioo. SI00,000. Ital. marble firepla~s assumable Lat. Owner ly $340,<XX>. Btr,646-4380 170.1588. S1S2,500 loans. Needs work. FINANCING Fromsm.ooo. IM.PriceSJ4t,tOO ...-u1LSHOUS and 4000 sq n or bnck may carry Sl00,000 2nd. MEWPOITISLAMD DUPl.DCHAIMll Prine only. Devin & Co. OWC balance oo redec. OPENSAT/SUN1·5 Auumable Jou. Open The yo .. ..--can walk terrace. fountains and l year. $435,000. Call OCEAHYIEW 642·6368 4bdrm nr S.C. Plaza. =~~ bouae Sat June 27th 1·4 t.o scboc>~· lhis niftt much more ... 1195,000. Hedda Marosl A1enl $315,000 -0WC Perfect for owner· T A K E O v Er R1 ~~~e~/oatit !!~t~!t~~: 't'kdays,11•-146-5S73 ~!.:t!.'~~t1J a bdrm . 2~ bat ~~~057 646-l044.Toaee•seU! rJ!~!i>~eJ.C:::.2 apa. din .. rm, lge frpk, $l-,5oo ly upgraded 3bedroom, di -c: ...... c: Bird 551·4400 aak tor auarded private com· HAllOI VIEW s· 111 •~ B pt occupant.2sty,3bdrm, --------PAYMENTS:Beaullu · Open Sunday l..S. 3151 KELLYSNOWASSOC. w/privacy. Donald M. townhouse In a &ale a ba,patiodeck~x951ot. dbl door master suite w. n 2Y.t bath condo. Lovely Cana an.u .... .._.. Ubby. munity. Monthly ree&.!ff&@ HOMES m e s-,.. Y ap · ocean view! 3 Bdrm 2ba w/in-law floor plan accented with EASTSIDE 2 houses on 1 PllMIAllA takes care of outside _. _.. ..... 7 .... 14.._·87----..5·...,3971'"""""---- 21'1d unit helps pay the qtrs in rear. Own/Agt a hearty fi replace. lot. $139,500. Owner will 3br, 2ba, fiplt, 12-13% Auum 9.1% 113'1.<XX>. 3br, malntenance 1 11rden· Lo•l!lrC.... $10,000DOWM way w. 3 bdrm open d~~~~ S20,<XX> Located in preatiaioua ~!~_!Int. Devin • Co. ~:'~i•w v A L u E ~:i> 't"i~ t"!~0~ ~c: 1n1. tua ' IDIW'ance. l!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~re~~ ~.tiF1:. MO OUAWYIM6 beamed ceiJlna. 4 car ..:::=:.====----Eastside. Owner will vv._ 1118000 (213)mmt Sl99,000. '-14llTtrnee LENHAYNE.5 Newport Back Bay 2300 gar. Owner may. help SHAIPCOMDO listen to all orren! H10•.1.w.1.yc--. . . . ""-----' • .,,,,nr sq ft. lllXllr)' home oo finance at 13% w/20% $14~1900. TARBELL, -A ~ Let's Deal (21S)SIO..sl.58 SPECIAL FINANCING ~~·r L-~~ ""'°""' la~ae' comer lot near aU JI D IJ 3 bdrm, 2 bath, pool, REALTORS. 979-23llO Beautltull) landscaped WAa•~• 00 beaut1ful Plan 300 ln • _ -"-e-.8'54 down. C m av near So. Coast Pina, around•, wttb parklng ~~ The Cokln.y. 4 bdrm with ,. ... ,ooos 3 BR, 2 Ba, deo/nn • l!!!!!!!!!!•!!!!!!!~!!ll!!!l!!!!!!~I Cherry Libs. $1485 Mo. naw75&-1ZZ1. $115,000. Wiil Lease. OCEAtUW'JB ac.ceu and dbl Jar. 2 Br Attacbed to huie up-poo 1 • 1 pa. On 1 Y NE w E P 1 cur u n SllS,000. WUl lease ~ Broker,~ Like new tOWDbome oo 2ba, l story adult com· p-adedbome.*150.ooo.4 ll ,.11 0-0...,_ Kitcben ... mircrowave tlon.9Sl..a7Jor4M--O& . .... OMHOUSI thebhdfs,2Bdtm3ba, ~a wltb llund, pool. Bt.a~.Quallty T1,IOO. ~....,O._l etc. Oak floor~ NEWPORT Hei1hi. a Br. l Ba. tar1e yard. super kitdien F~' ~la It liSht!'&iU !!_esllylet ~ neiaB ICK-TJl.£ INV n~i11.Ao6~1t., (J l•t 4t .. l IJJ cablMta and Im r i. Duplex. '$175,000. Od. 2nd atory1oft . ..., ,, .. ~ • you u.e • .,,...... BA ...... • · 1\C\U.l.U.lV&-J .. ... tllu lbru·out. ue loau. By Owner. ll5,000. l41.ml3. ooly $134,.,, boUM Sat/Sun l>4 '35 11).sG veranda overloou a 64&-lm 75t·Jltl Gloucester Dr. (Off '"'9t 1044 552 -7500 private, Quiet roH ....;;..;;.;....;;.C=ft.L.IA::.--.. -Sll!--- TulUn Avebtwn20/21.at) •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• --------garden. Pool ailed lot. -· si.a.ooo. • BeauUll&lly nlurbiUad. 4 br, 2~ be amid9t un.I· c:=.' ·' . ..._..., • J I 11 • t E/S6de CM~ 2 clU 1 Br . SlOl ,$00. <>wner/Alfd. N0-1114, tss-7800. .....~"9-.,_.J!llJ• Auome $1H,000 u d que aettila ot poecb. ~:_ .,..._ submit 10llt tmm. See streams • petllwan oe a ~ aoyllme ... ultlaa • ~ t e. Npt. I da-~~~~!·~ IRVf4E MmtetlW au.oooi..t.., ~~'£~:. St. Rt dactd 110,000. AEAlJY ,. MMMC L... &--f*lllIAIL owe 2nc1 or lrd.. 1111 ·--Rbod u , C·2l, aat. Ocean and La•u• ·-··--Vlll.ap vtewllrmD UaitS 151• Bdrm l mma n latt ""MAiimacr POOL NOMI + RMAMCll.e home, Cool pn patio WOODBRJDOE LAN· 4 BR, 3 BA family pool bome. backl up to .......... A DINO. OllY ' brdm plan Centre) air It spa. Auumable l ru e • • p, r l d • o f OG ma"4t,. be. fain no, fl D • D cj n • . S 19 2. 5 00. f 0 r OWHfllUp • propertJ. • trs ..._rm. Aa lnform.atfon call Barba r a srrs.•. 111• to ,,,,.._.. Grou.nda1551-8'700. :ot:~r.~r WA CA11A ·- I R&'M~ I -.. ~·~~~~~~-----___.~-------r-~-.--:-'!"~-...--w~----..·~4~--·~--··_,.·~·~· ..... ·~·~~·~·~ ..... a&lll!'a~s~s311111~2•a .. •s~a•e~a .. a•c•s~z1112~2~~·z~s~2 .. 2 .. 112 111111111111111 - ·4 tory, S bdrm, s bath residence. Famllf room. elt\'ll«, 4 ~•r car11e. Seclusion " security. Landscaped ter· race overlook 60 ' pier v.ith 3 slips. B y view, 1 bdrm. 2 bal.h apt over 3 ca.r gara1e. 4Sxl 10 lot Sut~ested sale price SMOS.000 TITLI IHSUIAMCI & TRUST CO. 953-2020. Ext 7371 (213) 614·7371 Dan Le-.is BACI BAY NEWPORT COUNTRY ESTATE Macnab-Irvine Realty Co. Proudly presents this 3,200 sq. ft. traditional. 2·story Cape Cod country estate. Home features spacious living room. plus oversiied family room opening onto spectacular. lush, tree-rilled gardens ; separate dining room suitable for 12-persoo formal dining ; Lar~e private master bedroom suite with view balcony; remodeled. cheerful country kitchen with breakfast nook. Room for boat storage. $274.000. Paula Bailey /Joyce Edlund 642-8235 CLIFFHAVEN 500 CLIFF lllYE NEWPORT BEACH Spacious J.4 Bdrm With Formal DinUlg Room C.otnpletely Remodeled Gourmel Kitchen That Includes Solid Oak Cabinets. Laree Family Room. M11ds Room & Om -Situated On 1/i AcN C... l.oM A Great "Family" Home At Only ~.000. OWC 2ND To Qualified Buyer OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUH 12·5 642·7751 IAYlllOMT 1'41u4 P00,000 5IOO aq ft ol quality con· 1truct1011 on 114 ' of waler OWMr will tarry rlnanclna. Sl,450.000. Aaent . Din Bibb ~ 1, Ml). 7815.S IAYFIONT co.or Sweeplng Vie"' from HJ Rise. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Co-Op. OUTST AND IN G f'INAN CING . Full Security. S42S.000 11 .. CAHYON TOWMHOUSl Spilt-level !Greenbriarl I 2 Br. 2 Ba. Study area. Fireplace, 2 Palios. Security, Pool, Tennis. ASS UMABLE LOA N. Priced at S21S,OOO Open House Sat1Sun 1-4. 5 6 Seo lslcsld Corw tlglih rle Family home w/beaut. landlcp'g & pvt. beach community. Bring in of· fers, owners ready to move ... oow. DEHHE SOOllUHG S,... Hae_. REAJ..TOR Podtto-64MSll i.•ntor~p1 t.ffy 2 Bdrm Condo in pvt community w/lge H · sumable loan. Good nm· Lal potential. 113.500. UDOISU IEACHIETUAT Street w ltrlda localioo. Comfortable 3 bdrm. 2 ba home with unusual circular Cireplace. l>riced riihl at $.155,000. - WA'TERJ'RONT HOMES REAi.ESTATE 631-1400 HEWPOIT HTS. 3 Bdrm, l \o'J ba, '111 acre. Assumable $123,000 ln. 2800 sq. It , 3 car, 4 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I bdrms. large family ~ room. Micro plus much, much more. Terms. A.l.T.D. or new loan. Won 't last lone. call now! ReJh1l1¢~Rl-.1lty I ;~:{ ~ '.-:1111 ~l'.jlG[L [}l\IUY & r1SSUCIATES EASTBLUFF $30 ,000 price reduction & Owner will carry I.St ! $285,000 Lusk Home on ftt land. Open Sat1Sun Devln & Co. 642.6368, - frice SlSS.000. Call 1·-------JU.§848 HAUOllJKE Beautiful 3Br, 38a con· do, view, 11~% tlnanc· in& soo.ooo. !213) J81-97S9 or'111M63l. PP. •COOLPBiDS• '71 HUlcrest dbl wide, fully uparaded, has as· sumable loan (SM4924 1. A P.R.olonly12.~ H ....... Moblttto-1 '97-1610 J j PETE J BARRETT ·.. REALTY .. . -...... ' .. ,.... ,,. .... " ...... . .. • • =-·------~---_.... ..... .._ ..... _____ _ • • • Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, June 27, 1981 •• . Cash in on 7or11-...... o ... M .. kWO ..... ~··~-- There are two ways to win with a Dally Pilot High Roller Ad Run 7 days for $7.77 11 days for $11.11-3 lines Items totaling $500.00 or less Call 642-5678 Private Parties only -no commercial businesses please. Any classification. Daily Pilat No cancellation Rebate . . ---..... CMdo•t '± Apm tMHh u.t.n. .,,_ IM11h U..,,.. A,. tw•b u.tw.. Af u lw•h IMw1L IS ., ._.. 4200 ..... to SIMs't 4300 Offiu I...., 4400 ..... WUlhlcl 4600 Mert11,. .. T,,., U.fw ' , d 3425 ....................................................... ••• ....................................................................................................... ••••••••••n•••••u•••• Dffdi SOJS ....................... Col"No .. W.-3122 Cotto Mtt0 3124 ............... 1140 S. C......_ ll76 Nwpt Bch, 2 br, 2 ba, 2 Spectacular view, secun 1817 Westcl!Jf. N.B Want PROFESSIONAL woman ..................... .. US'TaUff ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• blks from beach, '25() lY gale, pool, spa financial inst. 7000sJ seeking room + ba WIDOW bu money for Three Bdrm,2"'2ba.end 2 Br l Ba. garage apt, Quiet Adult! over 35. 2 SPACIOUS 2 BR. 2 BA CONDO. On wk.5S8·9432,73l·l'AQ Presl1g1ous Harbor tsUloor.Agent541·5032. NB,CDM,lrv 559-1797 T.D •1 $10,000 up! NO unit, good condition and range, refnge. Adults. 'Bdr m upper $370. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Apt with 2 golf course $.'!(kl Beacblronl ap(I for wkly r~9~ SSSO per mo Prestigious ()(fice Space. 2 or 3bdrm furn house ur CREDIT I . No pnJty. locallon. axi per mo. no pets ~Mo years Beaut landscaping. No cu attached gara4e --492-6700 __ summer rentals. $SOO & · ----3 window olfices availa· apt. wanted for monlh or Call a11t. Eileen, 67~73ll Week days 759 41.Th_ _ lease 812'' Jasmine. pets. LEEWARD APTS. W ID hook.up, patio, SoYHi L...-3116 up. 552·6246 2 Br Pool, Jacuz~l <.:ondo, bll'. tn full service wgal A u g u s t C ;i I I Large 2nd Tn&St Deed for ~·8311T~dally 2 4 _ 2020 Fullerton , c M frpk. Small pet/child ....................... beaut int S <.: Plaza Suite in Ntwp0rt Center. (602)957.{&!B. sale 253 )'leld Get your 3Br. l"•Ba. sec. condo. 2 ltOO s~ IU l\:oh 631-0397 ok For appl call 2 Br Condo: Ocean view Laguna Beach, 2 blks area S2SO l.'lt IHt sec Ava11: now! ~5640 --(' ed I 16 t . t hil blks lo So. Coast Plau. "'" ·~ EASTSIOE bdrm TSL MGMT 642 1603 1 S500 ' from beach. I br ocean 546 3428 M7 3984 ._.. "--/ ix n"'res ra e w e 1575 d Beach side, 300 block 1 · new · poo · · view apt w/pvt yard By -= -3 ofhces nr Redhill & 111-·•.. 1nterest rates att tugh P :£ + sec ep CdM Has 3 lxtnns, 2•t 't r emode led No Ouplex·3Br. 2Ba, newly 492-6700 day or wk. Russ.ell, M f' Resp roommate to Orange Counl( Airport A.me. 64~1;....;-07:;..;.;.:63'-------- 3B ac: • .B ·::82 baths, laundry, sundeck, c ilte,r or rru. S360 decorated, dbl gar. w /D ·~ fw1ilthed 499·$893 1327-8502 ~3j'~ 2 ~rm apt on Idea If or smal business. ;::::..:············••H•• s D~'rb;sh~'re, H~~· l~;f: 2 car gar Yearly lse. mo.:...._l!_ ML 22_. -~k~~vlail now. S6SO Of' U1f• .w.cl 1900 Ptly ru:-0 3 br. 2 ba, 67~ 03~ a E"V:t'wk~~ds Carpet. paneling & plen -n• 5005 S:,R,OO:~• ~ 40 960-S.994 S950 per mo l.'ll, last & I br nr So. Coast Plaza. _ · _____ ....................... Harbor View home 957.4001 •kd ty of parting. Also re-Oppott.iltr ·~ --,StellaSJ6.93t_l _ cleaning Adults. no gate. pool, gym, sauna, New 1 story. Huntington S E A W I .._. D pool Jul S'ISO: -~ YL cept1onist area Sizes ••••••••••••••••••••••• level to rolling No. San Super 2 Ma s t er ch1ldren,nope1.S. J.a~J!Ui.~.~·\1442 Landmark Condo, 1""11 comm. Y. 'Male lo share exclwsive vaq reasonable &,_-r~ Diego County acres. bedrooms. 2~'2 baeondo. _!>73·7967, ~ ~ _ 2 huge bedrooms, super Adult. secunty gate, 3 VILLAGE Au · lOOO l·:MS-18S9 Cherry L1tkt' home. m41 760-0!69 $40,000 will pa;;'ahlled MAI appr8.1.Sal S740,000, F'plc. carpart + gar, 3 br, 2 ba dplx, frpk. 431 loc~Lion Pully carpeted. Bdrm, 2 Ba. private New 1&2 bdrm luxury OCEANFRONT Wee~IY. Nw_pt Bch.645-8.SJS -Balboa Island . Custom person S2.100 per monlh behind $U6,9l0 l.St TO view + xtrs. S640. (213) (;a rn at i 0 n p erry, built ins, beam ceiling patio & garage, pool. adult apts 111 14 plans 1 J~~ ~he~=~l~lavail M P to shr 2br apt In Executive office space p Ju s bonus Fu 11 y Will d15count to produce 790·•84_9_ (2 131SS0·2604 wkdys, Over SO adult, no peLs spa, tennis. gym, Bdrm fromM&, 2bdrm -----S220 Mo.+ 1, ut1I non avail Share computer, secured. Financing SO 'h> yield per M To.._. L~.!3>392·8248home S3SO Mo. Apply Apt J. clubhouse, near beach. from 15JS, Townhouse Laguna Beach 2 Br smkr SS2·l!Uleves •word processing available, ta.x benefits. Personal guarantee by Uftfw lllitlltd 1525 Newer 3 Br 2 Ba 568 W. Wilson. 646-4477 -$6SO 759:.1469 S600 + pools, tennis, Ocean v1ew, 2 blocks Shr new 2 br CM home w capab1hlles & other ex 638-4600 Mr. Grant wealthy partners. All ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace simdeck dou Large A 1 r y 2 Br 2 br, 2 ba, newly dee, nr waterfalls, ponds' Ga.s beach Woods Coves absentee owner Quiel, ecullve amenities. Rent due lO mo. 751-41124 dys SanlaAnaHetghls 2br. ble ga;age s'soo Upstai rs. $400. 712 Main & Adams, $475 + fo~ cooking & hea~ing $28Sweek orSllOO Mo + JtVl.$400/mo 64;_2-~ negotiable llOAgateSt LIQUOISTOIE or 789·5005 or 493·llS3 + de n , 2a,..,ba. all 760-0795 Shalimar. S4S41S6 or ut!!!,~~960-44ll paid From San Diego ~rity4!M-Z368. -f' to shr Dana Pt dplx 673 294~3-~:.. ExcelfentOrangeCoun· eves amenities. S67S Mo 64S·S9144..iPMonJ Adult rondo, 4 br, 1~2 ba, Frwy drive North on Newpart Beach, Beacon wash dry trpll· N; By O.C. Airport ofll ce l y location 1 n l 2 I 3 l 416 34 l S or Cotto Maa 3124 Lrg 1 Br Adult. furn or in els. bllins. washer, Beach to Mcfadden Bay Aug~t rental 100 be 11: h 0 $ 2 6 o m 0 space lo share or sub-neighborhood shopplng Alaomc.,.../ 1213)823-5021 ....................... unlurn Near shops. dryer, microwave, cov then West on Mcfadden yards to private beach I 496 8951 lease Nr restaurants & center Fronts on major P.,.,,..../ n...a.. •1....&.--3-;-MESA VERDE home at pool 11 Ultl.s pd 1884 eredpalio lmmaculat to Seaw1nd Village on bay 2 or 4 bdrm -freewa.ls 752-0008 lravelstreet.Goodleuse Lost&"°'9d ·-.-•H _._. .oo mosphere. 2 & 3dllt apts. · a · N 1· & 1 bho e \7141893-5198. 67S·078L_ Fem. reliable, non·smkr. ~ -. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ Nopets.S46-l034. Monrov1a.S48·0336. ear poo t' u use --!>hr 3br t.210 + ,J utJI OC AIRPORT AIU with optlOll Books open 2 Bdrm w gar So Pacific ------llxtrms:J6s-utilpa1d.~ood S6SO mo 900-0472 4 to loo.• 4000 Vocatiotilewtah 4250 NB 631-6.l>i 180 sq ft. lull serVll'e ror inspection for Lo1t&Foo.d est Hwy on Gold•nrod NEWLY DEC-loc ca~ n• .., 1•· 8.I>m ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• quahr1ed buyer Pnced "' ""'-• ""'' .._w .. , a u ..., · -NO TAHOE CONDOS Mature Ind.iv w shr CdM Executive ofrice avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~25.(714)998-ln! 1 Br gas pd, encl gar no pets 383 W Bay CLOSE TO BEAC ll LagunaBeachMotor lnn, home Own Bdrm 8 imued comer or Jam at ~.000 plU5 uwen •-------• 5300 ----d washer pool Adults ~-9516 Bach., stove & refng All 98S No Paclf1c Coast NI n rlhi n e 4 b r · 2 b a non s m k r $JOO M 0a. b M tory 21th-2bo ... .,.,....3 , I H orl star 3br 2ba oree1 acArthur "Cu THOMAS --.. ,,_ ,,,.,, -ut1 s paid. $325 Mu wy. Laguna Beach 60 • 750.9340 B 'f JI d d fQUNO ADS d1Spl,dJ.shwasher 1---------1 SJ6.2456orSJ6.7979 Daily, Wt.>ekly. Kitchen 1 ·1293,644-1_!09 eautl u Y ecorate ~v_S56·8599_.963-0902da 3 Ir To.._. Large 2 BR 2 Ba gar ----ava1labl• L..ow B' M F' Beaut M V """I with bay windows REALTOR -~ N I Mesa V•rd• area' no WALK TO BEACll " w ~inler 1 1gBearLakecab1nsand .-vv 7522787 ARE fR££ ew Y decor gas pd . " " . B h rates 494-5294_. _ 1 Mammoth LaLes con home. shr w12 Fem non· -· --224 W Coast Hwy.N B & enAI g 1 ds h pets. •UV\ mo. ""'3147 ac ., stove & refrige, -" k s " c t · ff' "'portwtewh Furwithed • ar , poo . w r ..,..,., ....,. gas & water paid. S27S Newport Beach. walk lo dC?_'.s_2 da nun. 9607~ s m r .> o o us om ' exeeuuve o ice. ~-M27 545.5043 l'...&L ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults 542•5073 _ -Jf.2.:.536-2.&S&orSJS.79'19. ocean, share 3 Br W1lltradeupto3wksm 9647580 ~~ 400 5q fl Pvtbalhwitb llllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~llllll!I~ Wit Co1toMtsc1 3724 21r.lloADt PllMEUSTSIDE 2B 1 b d duplex. Prefer male myluxury 4bdrmLake Woodbridge, beaut. ne~ shower Balboa PenUl Country Marl<et, unique '42-5671 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newly decor C:as pd. I Dix l Br, !Ba. cpt.s, drps. 14~ ~ :e:::.~ge & yar w 1 l h 11v1 n g room Arrowhead I Arrowhead home by lake Reason a S28S mo 642•4623· in smog.free area on ~Ill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUS CASIT AS encl gar., pool, dshwr b ll n range.oven , (;4S.SJ69or96J.7600 furniture Avail no~· Woods I cabin home for Ill!' rent.~ ll;t? OU1ce Sto;e Busi,-;-;;;: lake & ski bft By owner Lost: M cal, Abyssinian. furn. 1 br apt. $325 & Ac!_ults 642-5073 dshwsbr. frplc , sm adll -$250 Mo 631 ·5397 or 1·2 wks in home or condo M f' to share 4 Bdrms. 3 141'1X40. 3019·A Harbor S400,000 SS0,000 dwn dd olo I up. Encl. gar. Adults. no complex S410 mo 381 MEAi THE IUCH M2·8850 within walking distance oa, condo Pool, sauna Blvd, Cost.a Mesa Avail (714)867·4491 Post Box ~ar~r ~1e:, Ji:1s.~~· pets. 2110 Newport BL USTSIOE Ham1llo_n. __ ---2 BR 2 Ba, bh.ns, pallo, R o o m r or re n l to beach C.11 anytime Jac lennis CM $295 lsl, Au~ a.£124.9-1366 JSS. Green Valley Lake Reward. 759-0440 S48·4!168blwn8&SPM _ Avail.now2bdnn,lba. East.s1delBr. vaulted clgs,gar ,adlts. kitchen llndry prlv 686·9100._ ---lasti-i util. FORLIASE RcL._Ca.~l.:... LOST · Gre.,/Whl Fem f'RO MS125WKLY ~a~~.r1;pr:.aJ;w~r~~ largeyard $37S. nop pe~ 4922 Ed Pool female. non LAKE TAHOE-motion _6314601 1028sqflo((icespa~ N FOISALE Cat w g~ eyes Vic Ambusador Inn. w 1 ceilings, gar, adults 640-7814or963-7600 _ 111&e~ _ _!moket_Man:.549·942L picture producer's lu Responsible, clean, CM Incl 2 private of· Equipment and supplies 23rd St REWARD Harbor lllf!..Ji45-4840 USO/mo. I Br. West.side. $340 Mo l"ift• 3144 Room with full house 4 bdrm , ( 2 mas le r Single Mother would like fices 540.3666 Property for a S station BEAUTY 63HS84 Studio apt, w ID, S2:Kl mo. TSL MGMT 642-1603 + deposit & security ••••••••••••••••••••• •• pri v1leges 1n Newport bdrms I 3ba, 2 lrg frpks, lo find and or share nice management SALON. Everythrng 15 -----utiJ incl E/Side. Avail. 7-1. 548-~. WALN UT Square 2 br Beach. MZ-68ll ram rm den w ron house or apt. in Costa m excellent condition LOST: Mini Dachshund, ~4461 VILL.4COIDOl4 -condo. ssoo. Avl 11s. Mat .;;-;-per;;;, ~e vertible sleeping fac M~s_!I. LtSa642-9172 Whelan 198-6109 blk male, vie Ward & Spacious E. side apt.s. ..~-~e9~S2·6692 . Bus area. S200 mo . Mesa Across from beaut Needl aft Yorktown, 6121 HS Enclgar,pauo.dshwshr IAY1-RS ... ~....., v d CM ~78 BurntCedarBeach&nr ~ Real Estate ecr YamShop 962·7669 ____ _ New deco.r. I Br Dplx. Seperated by gar Quiet Emplyd adult over JS, no pe~.548-1021. - I BR. comfortable. pvt. rpts. drps, water/gas. & stove Most util free ------"The er ~ ' --1.:.._ Hyatt Hotel & Casino, artlCJel Prime S. Orange Co. Lost. pure white Cat, No pets SPACIOUS J BDRM 1 Br ~rt Condo. Bedroom & private balh lnchne Village lnc:I ca for•..t 4350 ---location. Eat 8 yrs thm, med·s11e, long 2BDRM $450 Lge patio, '4'alk In Lakes 1'5Cl0. Nearbeachwithpool& ble TV With 24hrs or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltlsiNHa...fd 4450 S20,000 + tn\'enwry & hair, I blue eye, 1 !BDRM $.195 closet . OW , frplc. SS9·958lor7S21!!!!!__ Lennis pnv. Mat ure le· "Showt1me" mo,1es • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• fixtures. Art 6pm. yellow.green Univeni· 2323 Elden Ave. CM ga rage Pool & laundry LOCJllM leodl 3141 nanl destred S2SO mo Also a \'all Chriscrafl Glenda Mone For store & office space 951-9519, 493-MSO ty Park area Generous 642-76«> fac •••• ••••••••••••••••••• ~ 727~ pleasure. flshmg. water 431 Fair Or al reasonable rates A. Alarms Co. Burglary Rew a rd. ss 2 ·I 7 7 2 . 1 BR, Iba Wiside. Avl l99W BaySt 646-9883 1 Br 1550 1 Br Pen F'um lge room w'much ski boat. $150/day or Costa Mesa 500to4000Saft. Prevention in Orange 540.8167 _____ _ 3726 immed Adults , no pet! tbouse S7SO Jn clds storage & pvt entrance SSSO wk. F'lne rer·s a You are the winner ol MESA VERDEbR Co since 1969, seeks ac· ....................... . 67~2ll3 I Bdrm apt. $360 957.2740 ulllilies Call 494-1057 for quiet nondrinker. must. l714)761>-9204 l wo free tickets ( $14 PLAZA Live partner. $8.SOO m· Lo 1 I Br n I b 1 k I w h l ~~~i:1:i~~':~rere!"&a~ Sp AC I OUS 2 BDRM art 6pm . ask for Quang. ~d s. nonsmoker, S300/mo Laguna Bech rront. July vaWlueO)ltoLDthef& ..... OUS 1525 MSsa Verde E.C.M. vest. 714 3180.__ ~~~~~mp~':r'J~· ~ 64&-9429 D .. PoW Sml deck AvaJI July l. ADULT. open beam ceil-2.1164 Lasalle. C.M. 640-8945 U to l8lh, sngl or cpl on· "'"""' 45-4121 New growinle lll'omen 's S2JS + .., us.II. in gs. serv. bar, lot.s o( 3 Br. 2 Ba. College Park Newport 1eocJ1 3169 ENasts1de Costa Meu. I . R rs. . 494-S4S6 IOY il ~ It.ET AL SPACE eGxercl!!e & alth spa. FJound 2~ lnsc· Mh SetE' tedn 496·5"34,4.!i9-SS43 wood New crpts. 2260 a re a New pa Int. ....................... ice large room wtrrpk BIG Bear Cabin. ldeal for HOISi SHOW 770 sq. ft. on Harbor re a t potent i a I. une , 111 e. Maple St $410/mo carpeu. drapes Adults, paH WWPQIT &ownentry.COLLEGE fish111g.hllung,blkingor June30t.hruJuJyl BJYd.111 C.M.l500 Great S2.50,000.Tenns TI0.0633 Identify 645 ·4424 · Hewporta..dt 3769 S48-73S6,lr73-8803. no pets. 1st & last. SSOO """ nLll GAL pref. S300/mo, 1st& JU sl getting away ANAHEIM upe>sure. ...:B.,,k.::..r,_. ------642·1336 ••••00••••••••••••••••• 644-4939 APARTllNTS last mo. req After 5 pm Wknd. & Wkly rates. . Convention Center ..:ft~e"'a""lo""n""'o"'nu:::·,,,cs,__.....:67=5-67=00~ ..._., W..ted 5012 Lost· Himalayan cat. Decorator furnished IMSTAHTIH! 646·337S T .. t ood r -t S h Wood Small cottage, gar, gas -----__ ~6916 1c..e s are g or Retail/Oflice ~ce 700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ans. o u a, · Townhouse 11195 2 Br. H'2 Be. Townhouse and elec pd_ Bach p~r. Lido Isle rm tnpv pvt -LAKE RRO June 30th performance rt w ·rr SELLlNG your buslneu bridge area, reward. 761>-9117 Easts1de. I child OK. o. 548-1.809 COUNTRY CLUI home, resort loc. tennis, . A WHEAD at 8:00 p.m. and may be sq. · n tc area. is our only business! Mr. M1·9276 Yard, lndry rm. Great LIVl..--_1.._. bch gar resp.$375mo Cab111s rromS125wknd claimed by calling Newpo r t Bea c h . CommonsNBB.TI0.7451 .-:..=....:;;.::;.:.:;.. ____ _ loc SMOMo. MEWPOIT ...v " .. filHru........__ __ FIR~-~~~ALTY 642-S6781ext.272. ~7=Si9_,·l.5SO~"-· -----Site~ THE "GOOD LIFE" Y~AOUMO F\JH: Soclll Actklltles Ol- 1ecior • Free Sunday Brunch • 880'1 • P1111ea • Plus ITIOft GREAT RECREATION: Tennil •Free~s (PIO & pro SllOP) • 2 Heallll Clubs• S.un1 • Hydromassage • Sw1mmu1g • Goll Driving Range BEAUTIFUL APTS: Stngles 1 & 2 Bed· rooms • Furnished & Unllimlll18d • Adult Living • No Pell • Models Open Daily 9 to fl Oakwood 0.rden Apertmenta ... wport Beech N. 880 lrt1ne 1a1 t&lftl (714) 645·1 104 Newport 8Mctl S. 1100 16th SI tDo••• t i 1a1n1 (714) 642·5113 BBC, fum. bach, view. rent /l&e. B'50 fm.6717 TSL MGMT 642-1~ APARTMENTS. NEWPORT Large attractive room Single garaee, CM. SSS.00 OMc. s..l.M .. (;' ..... .., Blond and white. male. R•s~•Df .em<Pc: 2·2Bdrm. l ·lBdrm IEACH s teadily employed WAJKIKI surperb ocean 182 Cecil, drive by, lheo NptBeach ppos tr 5015 Lost vie San Clemente 5A 1 ~ ,...,..-1 ~ f' view lux11rv 1 Bdrm """ s 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach 492~ 846-t~a 2 Br 1 Ba. Pool, lndry rom $270. mo + uttl1 person 40 y~ +kitchen _, ~ call 645·01111 ma execuuve office. -· - N h'ld A d It wk 552·8345 -1-t d"-· """"I M • • • F d BI k rm.lchlldOK.$400Mo oc 1 ren,nopets,no na u ~'Ommun1tyon privS22S&wit.houl$200 --------OffktR..tal 4400 MI• a w.:»,....., o oun ac part TSL MGMT 6'2· l&O:!! waterbeds. the Back Bay. Spec Jr9·96S6_ a..tols to sa..r. 4300 ....................... Terri \714)752-1194 Barbara Foster Shepherd female dog PlNEBLUFFAPTS 24SONewportBlvd tacular Spa, 7 swim· Sleeping room only ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOW COST 398W Wilson MonJune22vicorHunl· CCXila Mesa mingpools,81ighted ten· Everything furnished. Movina ? Avoid deposits MEWPOITWCH d . Costa Mesa l ngton Bch Public 2 Br. 2 Ba. Adults, no Spic & Span lge t Bdrm, nis courts, bike trails, week. 631-1254 & cut living expenses ' Full service ex.ec. of· in ustnal office apace You are the W'lllner of Librar y on Golden West pets. Patio. view, rrplc, kitch blUN, water pd. Putt in & green , Professionally since hcea from $397. "On with smaU shop space two free tickets (Slot 894-1~ encl gar .• &as stove, Mature a~. nu peu. Bachelors, 1 and 2 Hotels, Moltls 4100 1971. Call" exec. offices from Tota~ ~ 11<1 rt Rare value)lothe r._oun-'-"d=-'-Y-oun--g-b_ro_wn_fl_ !55"· 642·4044 aJ\4 pm bedrooms apartments, ....................... HOUSIMATES 1105. lnclds secretarial. op\•er e shop entrance. WOILD FAMOUS b I a c k terrie r -II k e dPMC 631·6107 -and townhouses from BIG BEAR Lakefront 832-41.34 phone ans., word pro-vt bathroom.1001 West ROYilUP'f'ZUM male.S4Q.61.59 * * * 2 br, l ba, clean dplx, l S.SI0.00 per month Motel, kitchens. 2 peo. --cesslng, Telex, qwip. 17th St, CM. 979-8S33 HOISi SHOW child ok. W /Side. OnJamboreeAt pie $30.1-8116-4.161 Sharing = BetlerLtv\ng THE HEADQUARTERS RETALSPACE F ound long· haired Je~{:~':'° $400/mo, 1st. last + SanJoaquinHlllsRoad ~ COAST COMPANIES SOOOsq.rt.onNwptBlvd June30lbruJulyl Dachsund female , Cost.a Mesa cleanm .548-3135 (714)644-lllOO r.... 4200 HOUSIMATES 714/Ml-ll681 Hi traffic. Great ex· C ANA!iE:f: friendly. Vic or Edinger You are the winner or 2 BR. l Ba Upper In Oceanfront for Winter ••••••••••••••••••••••• Convenient roommate Approx. UOO fl, 4th nr. posure $3500 mo. Tick~~~e~~ go:;~erfor & Graham, H B two free tickets ($14 4Plex. LaUDdry fac No Rentals. Furnished & Whitew• V• personal profile service waterfront bklg, NB. lmmed. occupy. June 30th performance 897'6381·'------ l ) ... _ pets Adults preferred 15 sleps to sa nd . Dnay4"-"-'-. ,, • .,.,,,. R I Lot T · 1 h I va ue to .. .., 1 · . unrum. Broker. 675-4912. Furnished 4 bdrm. 2 ba -""""" .,_......., ea onomlcs 675-6700 at 8:00 p.m and may be s . rt·CO or s e t1e1 WORLDFAMOUS ~.~~· Pl BS Mo NO FEE! Apt. & Condo Avail for 1 or 2 wks, 2500' CONDO on lovely PllMEIAYPIOMT claimed by calling min collie Female IOYALIJPIIUM . - -rentals Villa Rentals. June 'Z7 thru July lllb Greenbelt w/spac1ous Office spat.'t, janitorial, 4475 _M2·S678~L272. Orange & Del Ma r HORSE SHOW 2 Br. 1 Ba. ~71 W. JoAnn 675-4912 Broker Bargain rate! 848-4SS7 or patios & aundeck, nr parking, etc Ow ner ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnnovallvl' builder seeks 548 7686 ----- June JOtbru July l r3a7x5. l S~~a N~g~~ 3 Br l Ba. f;7S Yearly 962·2305 ~l 557 788ilor640-6339 760-9440. Cout Hwy frontage Ap-financial partner for Frlt.clwLab ANAHEIM &4J.ll24. Steps to beach. Garage, LIDO LSLE charming 3 Nr:;~r~r~e!.c~lces:~~ Plush offices, 500-6000 sq rrox. S00 sq. ft . ground joint venture in indWJl. female UJs{ HB area, Convention Center 2 Br l"' Ba. Townbou.se s un porch. 1129 W bdrm, 2 bath, playroom 2Ba. Pool.63l·u°" rt, 1801 Newport Blvd, loor So Laguna cNomplex PO Box 8523, notag1 reward.~7450 Tickets are good for Balboa.213~2S42. Just remodeled Mon ...,.. C.M.&66-i&915 TurnerAssoc.,494·11TI. ewport Beach, CA LOST : Reward. Pit BuU aJtun8e .. 0030thp.m.1>?'1nd1ormmaaynbece AP~~~ g~d~I~~· r:c,enpec~~ 1 BR, 1 ba, pool. Qu.iet, lhly rent.al BilJ Grundy, Bal. Isle, shr chann111g CORONA DELMAR Comm space w/slnk, 200· 92660 puppy, 3 mo. old, male. ... exclusive w estcli rr 675·6161. apt, M IF 25-JS. prof.. Deluxe Offices ideal for dart rm or lab La inves~nts needed Ans. to "Bo". Brindle & claimed by calling ~SS.645-4837. .6ll·2112'7eves. OCEANYIEW ;,~.~~oker, $350 Sl8S&GIO.A/C wo rk . E /Side CM. for a most unusual, whl. Friendly Vic.Hoa& s:~:~1 ':'ta~·Garden L U X U • Y STU DIO rondo delwte 3 Furnished 2 Bdrm + Mate7;:m s br, 2 ba bse Realonomi 675-6700 548•7249 ~:~1~1~~nRe~~~~r~nnt: Hos pl SS7·4831 or A t p 1 & All l Is TOWNHOUSE br, 2i,., ba. Near waur. pat.io. Avail l or 2 weeks. S EXECUTIVE .... trial..,.. 4SOO 631.3536 631·5474 -----P · 00 rec u 1 1650 .sq it. Every xtra $900 mo. Agt. Mary, June 27th t.hru July lt. nr .Cst Plaza /Frwy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y r ht b paid.EAldPuluet:..~peestsa. ~s1ble. 2 Br. 21,', Ba. 673·9060. Bargainrate!84MSS7or Spa. S22S+share util. SUITIS $675, Ap~rox. 226S' In· INVESTMENT Op -OOouVnEg "'ound1g •Rvr1.ocwonf ... M1 f' 64Hil3all6PM In dus'I / rr1·ce. 18101 portunily. Omelet . r Ut • 1959 M p1e A APl s ge gar· · P Fncd Studio Apt near Fash Isl 962·2305 · · 2 4 0 0 Wes l C o a s t • 2 Br. lak M-=~ Yerde ~~si&JS9S. 673-6336, Quiet, ~ills pd. No petS Newpart Beach . Sum· itc:f t~~ooi:;:~~ ~~ H~" :~~t~ "T". Runt ~e:lt/B~l~· a~:.ecki~ Hlgbway.642-9989 upper. Garage avail. 1>9MPoW l12' or children . $4 30. ~::n~i!t~~~rms. nopeu842-21!97 Newluxuryolficespace 8,700 '1q. ft. office+ Invest Potential or Lost. smaU Fblaclt doc 1425.No .&1U974. 640-0964. Person•oshr"'·-or""'n· in Irvine's bu11'e1t warehouse. lrv1ne Ln· lSOKnel.673-2641 w. tan & white, Nwpt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Step& to ocean, 1 BR, car, NEWPORT 3 Br. l house • ...., w Hgts It'd 646-3348 2 Br. near Baker & Pa~oramlc view Dana avail lmmed. Yrly, from ocean. Nit.'e rum do w/recording exec. center! Easy frwy ac-duatrlal. 3' triple net. $6 5001MVESTMEMT 'rew · SHhaorpsbo.r.NC,.~~.· wMa 1 1Jclt to1 MP0111t Harbof-3 Br. Sll50 Renate, 1146--7171 ind. linens. 875-6775. MNeuwalpobrte/Lam. t.egunlJJaaeanrte~-cressd.etAi~~l. now ! Call CMall ~1_064167~~ inqN uire 20 La Jolla Condos, 28' FOSmUNDb1:,_nnnaJ morrund · .1 v ..-.-o. Agenl493-0202. E. Blu.ffs 2 Br. 2 .... Ba. "' or a a . aroa1 \,Uo .,., oyes. cean Cruslser -t 16' w """ m e og, vie •••••••••••••••••••••••child. *410. Sierra .,... WeeklyRentalsNB b · · 5511•11 957,.....,-.... Coo · R M " Ii & I G 310 • lHR,dabwwhr,atv PI0.2 Pool.Enclsdgarace S200weekup ·· us1Dessoriented •a -._, ...... r. Pin· unabout.Smslecl a.,no a n ••"" 2 M&mt. Co.641-1324 Br. 2 Ba, d&hwshr, stv. *"'75. Mo . .,.n.5 ...... or Al...... --= •110 (714)8S$-.3Q58 MD facil for 1 or 2 DR's vited. group-not time share, di an a po Ii s. H . B ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br l ba, cpt/drpa, ""' '"" .. ..., _ ...... v•.ro Sh HIGH RETURNS T & 96J..S31S "'"Mn-a-0.661· 1.trl 540-7559 NEWPORT OCEAN· r2Brbse-lrvw/profM. $1200 lse. ~Carpet, MESA v . ax ~~:.:..;...· ---- " rVR _.., bulllln1, adults. $395, OCEANVIEW 3 B 2 11 · $290 mo. + a,., utll. 1193-1351 1.._.DUS .. "'L a cation Benefits Modest ladies watch HB .. N.8 .• CoataMesa ZZ72M1ple1S31-292'7 Lars --•-0u'· ,_•.Oceanfront stunnlna PRONTl..uL2-48r.Wlc· 7S2·UOO dys 5515818 CdM "'-l"•eSuit-. AC, " '""' .Karen552-12'19 foundonbeachnear49tb SomethlngforEveryonf ea__.. P•d . woodlglualbdnnapt. l1.ns.<StJIU'.S7}76TI. evs. · · am~l&n:~-1, ut.ll pd~·.-·· PAii ..._.. ... _ SOJ Sl.MarcbSl.54.5-1746 Bach. to 4 Br. Unfum. COUMTIYWOOOS ~wll Code~ ~cSakst. Yrly luse. UUJ f! No BaJboa Penio .. Spe. rkllng _, 711 W 1"'-Sf ...._, .,_ A~' C--•-•~a·•-· ...._.. -..,...,.v~ ---'• -Call wer ....., -..-/ 3br N.B.houle,S200/mo. £.ft wy.875-8)0 • • ...................... FO U ND : Golden .......... """ "'""" ....... 21·~..... ...... ... ...-. 4U\lnD or_. .... w car. + lu t ' "-luly l E c__..._ ............. c....... ....EED Retriever I r o fer : Pool. spa. La rae 2 Bdrm., 2 Ba., ~.: -!~--. Ad 448 24 84.2-4300. Newly redec. 557-8875 & -r• Tl · xecutlve 2 Office Suite vw64'i:4463 mn. f"'lll MONEY m "· em fireplace, 111111. room. loft. No clliJdttn or peta. 1 lwln .. a lwtt ll40 Rutland Roed, Wt1tcurr 67J.7lU ~~-~.~~ :,.t~ ~' ~~· ni::: ~:ii ~ld~, • ll70-s&.W IQ, ft. Unla Up to~ Appralaed :!:;::\~ /W~na~!~~ ::r~~:.d atte~~:1~.fn•1: ~::· ~t. St. ....................... Arn *'50 mo. 1 bdrm. Family home, sips 7 Fem. tosbr2br,2ba lrv. FuU secret.tri~ •·:Ji~; avail for occupancy late Valuellt2nd3nST.D. -'7""14.:.·.:.545.:::::;.::'*1==------C rd ' To hor · TMIWtMUllll Communk)' pool, Walk avail nowtbn1July4 ~ condo w/1pa, '2M+. aupport ""1cet avail. June. •One 2700 sq rt Loamdealdirect FOUUD: Yellow Lab, ~11!nNOFE:£.0 OUH l B~ Apt wttJI peUo ' Luxury Adult \lrutl at ar. to shopplni ctQter. Call b• tO bay i.cb. "°"· IS7-crrt6,IS7~ mat Briildel"IGll PWa Ceo· Warthowie '110 sq ft. Wlt.b Ltndtr/Bkr/llE fem. Chlhuahua, Blk. TSLMGMT. Ma-1803 ya • r•-•1 fordable iviq. l.2 6 3 875·1841, 833·3'22 or ttro,l50/gl&t!t.f1HQS.S T lbt terpolnte area lrvlne. office aull for Im· l714M94-174l male Lonr ha ired 2 br apt. 8._..., frplc. Twc;s;;.. ~ ~e~~~a'~t!.~· 844-8018 Avail. now MW 1 Bdrm ,:,;lo~:d Pt!~~lea ~o fSMP mediate occupancy. Mert1111a. ,,... Cblhuahu, Blk. fem. "'"~ A Id P ~ -· ....... runltlltd condo In sbare bu&* BACK BAY MIWrOITCIMtB •33•-35' per sq, ft. Dti4ti IOH Lab mix, Blk male. Oceae Breer.e. ~1!'0. Ollhwulll'r. rrp&c. pool ~II~~~ Jacliul, ADULT LIVING Corona del Mar. Frplc, Condo w/profeulonal -· .__ ..... LtaslAc oftke hrs. Moo ....................... Newport Beacb Animal ~~.,::.:.;;;•· ' apa Uldry • bbQ. U... "• ~f.· 2 Bdrm, t Ba. No lldJ. pry p•Uo, pool, spa. womu • dausbter £xil7flc':. ':::d: 0t.b,ni,~M.. hlllr-...._ c.. Sbettu._.. ~====::..:.::;==---•$MC» Ila.tun adu.lts, oo HC:t beaut.1!111 1-n SUO Mo. ltl, lut Walk to beach. MSO Pool JacunJ, sauna, rte:"',•-"-it ·-... ·r· ICE/ warebse / AJI t :791 Fou.nd amalJ .... _ck /'• ..... ,1 ' 01 )111 pell. JUO Harl a 'p' • +llCUl'ity.Ul·D3 week. tennis, 1011. Prlute ~"" :.:.,-~ • .:..-,a·· swa1e l,000 1qft. Ap. ypes"' ru •tate -.. n ....................... S0-2.447. _EQIP _.Mf:OSU l808WestclUfDrive, TSLMOMT Mi-'-~11........ • ...... _ .-·-.. ... -aeo.c II...,._ lnvtttm-..-..,,... malt Doc. 2:IOO B&ock U.. 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Adult in-home Loy parties. 40'k profit 714/675-3340. --- Am very much interested in meeting other stu· dents or Self-Realization F ellowship, also knowledgeable vegetarians Call Answer Ad M83. 642.4300 24hrs. __ _ if'ffSOftCll StrricH 5360 , ...•••..•...••......... 'Professional Security systems installed Busi ness. Residential. Af· fordable pnces. Manne Electronecs Specialists 646-9711. A.SSEUILEI F or boat company Some exp pref Apply 979·9361. ASSEJ8.ER ELECTR~MECH. E lectronics co. 1n Laguna Beach needs an E /M assembler with soldering & E/M as· sembly exper. Requires gd. manual dexterity Ability to use basic test equipmt such as power meters would be a big plus We offer excell pay & benefila ph• a 4 DA.YWOlll WEii Co IS 2 ml. from Coast Hwy & 8 ml rrom 405 & 5 Frwys Found: white terner like, Male Female Escort El1,:--'"' & Please call ror appt male. Brookhurst & MC VISA '~ Pe---lDe"' 111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ",. ..... I .......... I"• Adams HB964-<&929 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TELONICBERKELEY FOUND· Blk & g ra) CO EDS would love to Jobs WClllhcl, 7075 714-49'·9401 E.O.E. German Shep rem ale. party with you Call Sue ••••••••••••••••••••••• approx 5 yrs old vie or Kathy anytime Com panion /A ide. Atlractivefemaletowork Harbor Blvd C M 527 7186 homeltmaker, driver. part or full time on 646-1478 A TlAHTIS seeks live· in. Reliable cruise promatlon. Call Found : small blk tan MASSA.GE fem. Non smkr. 871·9765 John 714/615-5020. lOA M dog. McFadden nr 2112 Harbor Blvd. CM (714) tol2PM. Euclid. 839-3032, 775-7864 7 d~s 24hrs.MS· NURSE·Companion. re· AUTOMOTIVE Found : Med. lge wht ADULT Parties ror altr. fined lady, xlnl local UNLIMITED Lab-type dog, Ward nr open-minded couples ref's. 548-~. OPPORTUNITIES Mc Fadden. 839·3032, w tliberal sexua l al· Help W..e.cl 7100 Auto leasing company 775-71164 __ titudes.549-7805 •••••••••• .... ••••••••• need1 SELF STARTER • 50 n-n-1 must have own car. p.,_.~ 53 Acupressure/ncud.o ogy AcullllltlCJ P /f 4!M·IM34 or833-9835 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mass age otrer ed by Accounts a,ceivable, FIRST LADY Margare t by appt learn NCR Bookkeeping AUTOM<YI'IVE E rt ..... _ .... _1 548-2817 10.7 Mach. 24 hr per wek DPllllMCIO SCO • ""1UC' S Wed, Fri, Sat. Country AUTO CASHIB f'~ o.c.n. Room . board, salar y Club an CM. Excellent worltln& con· 9 21345 Companionship and 549·0377Mrs.Myer diUons ,frlngebenefit.s * • * light housekeepin g. includina retirement MC• VlSA Accepted Idea I for college or ACCOUMllMG pla.n. 40 houn per week. COVER GIRL career woman. Laguna Irvine co. bu immed Salar y commen1urate Beach artist-author opening for exper'd with experience. Call * OUTCAU • Phone Edmund al person to handle AIR, Stan at ~8 MCNlSA 49'-0429 related functions. It · --------iStrong Aur. Guy v.-illing general ofe. dUlles. Gd. NAm~ *FOXY LADY• to do anythingforSl,200 benefits, salary 0.0 .E. CAD L. LA OUTCALLONLY D11creet. Mi.ke7Sl·3S16 Call: 754-1931 .. /h()() H.1rt .... bl\.,t VISA MC 2M . new here rrom S. E . 1 '"'''Mt .... , .,40 ,.,100 * '72-1 Ill• would like to meet 2F. Accounlln& IAIYsmB nttded, my home. Part time. must be dependa ble. 751-1954 BABYSITTER, exp'd., 3 days per wk. Must furn. ref's. 833-9799 aft &PM BABYSITTER. Pitime. Tues & Fndays. My home, CM. 641 ·0141 please. Ba bysiller needed Prefer responsible. de· pendable girl, 17 +, for Tues & Thun days and occassional evenings. 631·5632 or S48·4912. Great part time summer Job'!! BOOKKEEPER, llntg Bch, responsible person to work with nummum supervision. Duties con sist o r all bookkeep· 1ng accounting rune: lions thru trial balam-e. accounts receivable Call art lPM, 536-8832 IOOUIEIPIMG 10 key by touch Ac· curate typing Full time. Oppty for advancement. BETTER WAY FOODS N.B. 645-2444 -Bookkeeper/Recept for M ISSion Viejo Qb.G yn or fice. Exp. req. •97 5751_ BOOKKEEPER Come lo our home/ore. NB, 1dytwk.645-0230 CLUMIMG f'BSOH Perm. ptlt1me, mom ings S. LagWla Ammal HOSJ11lal 41!9-S378 __ CLEANING PERSON Sr c1t1zen OK. Corona dtl Mar f or 1nro. 631 0944. C~Lodv Balboa Penln ~oint. Permanent Tues & Thur!,_ 9 Lo4pm. 615-3772 CLatCAL An attractive posit.Jon reatunng a nex work schedule 111 a pleasant environment Gen ore. & typmg skills Call 833·9590 BANDS BOOKKEEPI NG For AH P time . Apply at • Crown Hardware. 102A Occas1ons Irvine 1Westcbrr Plaza 1. CLSICAL nttded for Nal'I Enter-1 .fil!. tamm.ent Agency open· IOODEIPIMG General agency needs fast. accurate person for gen ore duties Gd. salar y & paid co benerits Call : Sally. 848.6264 ing an Orange Co. lrvUle co has immed M7-2026evesonly opening for u per'd Banking CIDIT YEIREI/ LOAN llS8UISEI Position available in our Consumer Loan Dept. in Costa Meaa. ~lated ex· 1)4!r. preferred, typing 40-50wpm required. Call : Duane Biegel 546-3510 CALIFlllU FEroAL s....,.&&..a. 2700 Harbor Blvd. Castalilesa Equal Opportunity Employer person to handle A R, related functions. & general ore. dut.Jes. Gd. 1--------• benefits. salary D.O. E Call. 7M· l.931 llOILEIMAH J njtes/2 days per week. Apply 26(11 West Pacirlc Cout Hwy. N.B. Mon· day tbru Friday. 3PM· 5P M Salary com · menaurale mlth ex· perience. ~l IUSraSONS 18 or over. Charlie's Chili, 3001 Redhill. Bldg. 2, Ste. 226, C.M. Apply Clerical 401NYOOOIY CTRS NEEDED We need 40 lnventory counters for special 1 day assignment: 4AM-9AM J1~ 1, Wed. between 9am-lpm Experience preferred CA.MllAPaSON but not necessary. Must to work vertical com· be 18 yn, old. E.0.E. mer c i al c am er a . Call for appt. Familiar with PMT pro-557 Mn eess. Exp. pref'd Tem-~ porary p os with Cf\ Lin-possibility of long term. • - Apply· Pennysaver, l~ - Banking Placentia Ave., C.M. ro~ARV "tsOHHll SlMCiS SECIETAIY Carpenter wanted. Must 3723 ~ Slr'9ef '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I outdoor type, who enjoy PllODUCTIOH boaung, etc, 21·28 yrs. llLLa/COST F.ducated. trim, athletic male desires to meet at· trac female. 644-5095 Plea.se send pie & phone COHTIOL Local Newport Beach do clean work. Have own Me.,.t IMdl AUTOM<mvE Savings " loan is seek· toob. Start Immediate-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j DllY• ing a selr-motivated 11·675·3640 CLW,ITYPtST no.toBox24t.Balboa ls. Advertising agency. 92662. Newport Beach location. Fast-paced environ· ment. Other acCOW1tinl & cler ical duties. Liberal benefits. Call: Jan Wood, btwn. 9AM· 12Noon. 714-~ Full time Ir company secretary w /str ong CASHIER /Hostess. SOwpm, coreapoodence benefits. Pickup & de· secretarial skills, tbo P /lime eves. Apply in & lite riling. Some office livery. Must have valid rou1hness It congenial person : Two Guys from exp. $4.50/hr. Office hrs. Calif. dri~r·a Ucenae & manner to work in the Italy. 22167 Fairview Rd., 8 • 5 p m . Mon· Fr I . excellentdrivingrecord. loan dept. Salary com· C.M. 645-2931. ColltactDmeUSicklein mensurate w /exper. CA.Sta CLBICnrtST our Service Dept. Full Insurance benelita F /T •-P/T. ""ewport E h · · h .oy C .. av.a & paid career apparel. • ,, nt usauuc persoo w o -·-Pla. call: Beach Ir Irvine area. can type 70wpm ac· I 0US IOYCI Ms. Denny Parisi a Lellcia : 644-44«1. c u ra t e I y . F I ti m e . ACCTSCLIU 1714JMU444 c714)~ CASHIER Architect tlrm. H.D. & GICU bu entry level A to oti ulWrOIT• .. • •o• Houseware sales. Apply Assoc . &4().G6. clerk position nail u m ve " -"' c C'ERKTVPIST Some exp. helpful, but C..-.W SA YMS It LOAM in Pe rs 0 n : r 0 w n ,... n ot necessary. In· buplalht llOO'"""A"... Hardware. JO:U Irvine ~l~ng1;:;r.:,~; dMdual needed p/tlme Salary coa:nmenaurate l.Q.I. (Weatdiff Plua),N.B. Newport Beach Ad· durln1 summer• f/Ume with uper'Sence. COm· l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!! •-------1 vertiJi111 PR aaency. be&inninl Sept. Cootact pany beoetKJ. 40 bout CAS11£1S , Muat type eo wpm, Re- Roleann, 556-3110. weelt, Monda1 lbru Fri· lllPIJnlltST cent araduate pref'd. ADMl4.ASST day.Coet.adMlckeyat 1 11rt office nr OC H 0 u, 1 9 . 5 p 11 , F l.n .... __. fi in Sd•1hr•IMW Airport. Goodt.e~pbone UTVTIM 714-144-f03'7 or v ............ nn MluioaV\tjo manaer.Ml·ual. ..=::.=..:..=.;~----1 Newport Beach. Typmg, lll·INO lllPI JTWKT COM Iii ERClA13, 1tun&a. fllln& ft various office / • • • .... • fllm1. models, extru. dutiea. 1-..W. IAIYSn'Tll for PttWie ~·s MARKETS SCAS oeedl new facea. Apartmem lllanaaer: 20 Mature WIOIDall nteMd oMcetnl:IB.lluatbeu· For2ndUrdSblftl -=t57~·0212=~·-----1 Unit.a with pool. No pets. to ca1' for l yr old la our per. We pn>tn* to mana1e-COWPAMOM Ami Need mature couple. C.M. home oo • pt4im• NM1'1..Ba531-JTl3 meoUuupervtsion from M ...... fw ~ COOK Experienced. Reuben E Lee Stemwheeler. tak· ing applications Mon · Fri. 3-5. ~51111. COOIDIHATOI For shipping depl. Ac· live sport wear manufac- turer run time. 646-6688 Counter help for dry cleaners. Must be depen- dable & mature. $4.15/hr start. S4G-2028 Raymond. Co.hr"'"°" Tool & Equip Rental Co. has vacancies in C.M & Laguna Beach. Must en· JOY working w/people & have some mechanical aptitude. Good salary. benefit package & ad· vancemenl oppty. Apply in person tm Newport Blvd. CM or 1705 S Coast Hwy Laguna Bch. DEU Career-minded ID· dividuaL Min. 3 yrs pre· vious experience Full & part·lime. Top pay for top people. Call ber. 4 pm ror interview appt, ask for Danielle, 631·4404. DELIVERY DRIVER. F /lime, clean driving record. Costa Mesa Blueprint. 11190 Placen· Lia, 541.ssn DELIVERY PERSON Allen Beck Florist ~J&jM Delivery men over 18 ror L.A Times to homes in C M 3am Sam , economy car required, no collecting $400/450 mo + bonus 646-0637 or 646-5844. DEHT AL IECEl'T. Exp. in all phases or front oHit'e incl in s urance. Hunt Bch area. Benefits & top salary. 962-7797 DDCTALA.SST Esta bU shed Newport Beach practiei! orrering excellent opportunity for mature, energetic. ex· perienced Dental Assis· tant. RDA pre.rerred, but not requir ed Nonsmoker. 644·0595 DENTAL AS,gSTANT Dental practice needs help. Frc>nt. back & mid· die. Experience ass1s· tant p lease apply 644·0683 Desk clerk: Sealark Motel. Costa Mesa. J.llPM shift. Mon lhru fn '<'J day Sat morrung. Will train. Call Ray at· temoons. 646-7445. DISf'ATCH/P/T Mus t have reliable transportaUon. & good driving record. Be familiar with Harbor area & willing to learn news pa per business from ground up. Call Rochelle 673-0550 DOG Groomer. exp'd . aU brttds. Laguna Beach w ocean view. Salary + comm. 494-2006 Driver needed. room for advancement. Hunt. ~h area. 536-2595. DRlVERSWANTED Part lime delivery. Ear· ly morning, L.A. Times. Irvine Newport Beach area Must be reliable & have dependable trans $450. CaUJess: 546-0235 EARN EXTRA SSS Sat, S20 wk. Lt cleaning & laundry. C.M. 631·7995 Chair side RDA, Ex· EARN EXTRA lNCOME panded duties I year F O R p A RT. T 1 M E min up. 4 day week. WORK. Vets pref'd . Top pay & benefits for Earn up t.o SI.ZOO per top skill. NB. 6'2·6443 y e a r I n N A V A L Dental ORTHO DENT AL R ES E R V E i f you ........ quaUJy . Other importa Short hours, benefits, nt benefits. For details xlnt salary for qualllied call NAVAL RE.5ERVE person. Send resume to ..:7..::.14.;...·552=·-=3524=..:.---- B~x • 764 C/O Dally Sell things fast with Daily Pilot P .0 . BOX l560 CM Pilot Want Ads CA 926216. . If .,Wre 14 to 22 years old ::~=YEI! If you live 1n the Harbor Area. are between the ages of 14 to 22. and are looking for part·t1me. full-time or temporary work. we can help You find a job We 're the Youth Employment Setvioe, a non-profit community agency that matches your skills and interests to iob openings with over 1.000 employers. We have skill files for that reason. And we can provide Job counseling, too. We also provide job serv ice workshops that can help you learn how to apply and interview successfully Use ,,,.,,,, M service when placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your classified ad ... we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call fn at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... this service Is onlv S7.SO week. For more inform• tton and to place your ad ciU.U-5678. Rent Ir 1.tra lncoa>e bull, now lmlil Sept. • IWr llC ,..._ wttllln. ~ ~ aw ated. tbereatter I bra/day Interior Desip Shop. WANTACAREER? ....,. LhHI. WW...._~ ....... ~ M '· &om. IP& hlt1lf Approx 50 hn/mo. a Coltlll... Pn.I 3611 Moll imPOrtantty, It's free. You11 work hard and get the JOb yoorMlf with our help, but It doesn't cost you lf'ri money. Wt don't ch11ge em~ and we don't take any tax money, It 111 works through the Unittd Way and voluntffrs wr.o c.e. ' Att••• r!Q,.CalllG-1'77. ptthr.NGlllDOUr,m ll~"::iar COOi Loe ........ Viejo co. .. wll b~i .... !Q. IN'iM'nld but not netd• A_.,... w/2 r..DI • apu .. ••· 8lueprlat ••chine t.a,.a&tach requfred. Apply In yu. up. Candidates :•tu ... -r=·= Open~or n up, ...-p1raon ; Coco'1, U m111t taa .. ,f muual z.a an:· 'I wt .._ Ml • l . t. lkb Fubkln fllud, N.B. doteril)', '1tlllbt. 151 .. •11 a • · al'!!.••· Hudlllloa a.ch !.Q.J. oeat•applal'IMt•dt-• · ..... .., , su _.ue OOO!i.UPDI&NCED pendable • .=, ID ~t IAIYll'ITER bJr'd ble& .,_ ,... ITALIAN POOi> :u"i' 04 ~·,...· ruUU mt, So. CH at ,..,.. ... _. ,1..;.,. .c ll • u • ltt u t at r --Ll=l!D.lm.1~c.-- oro11 Ct • t bl ' PIHi .,... •• 711-1471 APlbll .... ~217 ............. llOD• I 7 ~~·,:~u ~ f!!I• •1&.Wll!UJ!!, Tllm. llP. _...,,, :."'°: ...... .::';Have 1ornelhl•1 you BOAT •~11111tr. 11b CalFlln ....... tnnt to •UT C&ulllled II.en 110..,. 11e.lbr· --• • ......... -Call .... BOllt c..ilr, ..... NOW,~ Ml.IG!lll ) II you're lool<ing lor a jOb, t1ke YES few an answet. Call u• tOdlv. « ttoo by our office at 5•2 W, 19th St., Suite 8, In Cotta M .... .. -.. _, ......... ~.-...... ..... .....__...__.._ _____ ..-:;:.-:..........:._~,.,._._ !1 '' .. -· 19" 18" 7" 6" 5" .. " f• ---......-·-. -·T- ---------........ ---__ .. _ -----~--------------------------~---· ------.. ....,w..... 1100Het,W..... 7100HefpW..tM 7100 .... WlllM 7100HefpW..W 11oo~w...... 7100 ·;~···················· .................................................................................................................. . Orange Coast OAJL Y PILOT/Saturday, June 27, 1981 Bl ' r.am up lo 1?.5,IXX> I mo HARDWARESALES ' UC•I S N~w product Meadow Appll ln pcnon: Crown ........... , MIQWIC NW.I ION T NelpWlllM 71ot HtfpW.W 1100 MltpW..W 7100 HttpWlllM 7100 fre1t. '' t>.comlna to liar .... 181• S I H_...__.__ £xperienctd fr ret•a. •ueie •tr MvertliliaaAltDC'Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. art .. ao .,_,.. M b bl "" .,.. Rtavy t1)MD1. phonea, milk what mara•nne is Mlauct (HbrVuClr) lnttrior decorat1n1. ut Me .~A c to uae Are '/OU loteral4d ill flllaa , aalary "Om· S1IH. Cb1J4ren'1/Teen stc-••y Stttetartal Swfk~Ow tobu~,tr 541-311!_ N.8. ' pint• prden stNlce, scope. IUVr auto re· .. abo.-, br1'1 + comm -·-XMOXIOOONI rli~· ------aeneral malntenao~ cl pair. Brakes, tune.up, •'-1llll "'0~ but meuurate .tth abWty. Exp dt1lred. Top ....... .,_1-.... •rop notch. part lime' fttlme.ara~ar ill.It\ ELICTIONICS Hl&.PWAMTID the bomelbw.ltless. In-etc S.00/wk auarantee ca.a only wort p/Ume? Call Lola Smith at beaeflta. Mr. Miiter, .,_..._ .. .., vacation Wdl train Matutt adult ASsa.l Y Furnllure flnlaber •-sldt ' -•. N .. w ,...m G rab am'• Union . Are you lnternted ln f75-481G. N B 70 .eretnred 64.2-l>JJ s II • --" lfV "471$1 worklna lo the field ol ewporl OOltr)', ~Cit)' d Ht.tnt.inat.on ~5' TEACHER • m• company ntecb prayer want~ Good Lu Veau. strVlce Of • a.lclloUun? Ralelth Hills CHllOPIACTIC ~·~. klcb ClllftftUy hu a.n SICllTAIY PRmtOOL so m t o ne w 1 \ h pay Eicptrienced lhutars6majorholela """'f· ln N-rf n-a"'b li••ll • t 1 1 e... t .. d1vt'rs1t1ed ~rkarowtd p time & f t S36 2570 c 1 M b .... w...,., IX'... -, ... • • Salu/Mua,ement, pit openng or -crt ary Stoca brobr11ef1rm lft HARBOR V1cw com· So mt Solder\n ~ txp 54" """'' 8'Z""" J1 mrt t Ch • ... ' 1 var)' ec ante ha• mmediate opcninp Clerka.l ~t -or f /t, oo e.cp. We train w1thlo the Development f11b1on laland hu Im munltw eo-0p. momma• ,.~... ""' < .LL UrUJ, ltB Lve ms1 HYAC ..cHAMIC Cor RN'1, .._. .. dav /1. bea0 t . b0 1y offl•e, "· I no.... R J ' ..., n t' c d e d , I I i J 1 • __ .... \N\I• , • .. .. .. Health, Nutritional & ox.rv ces ""'""· equ res mediate openin1 ror onl1 HP!LP \\'A.NT'"D or ac UJUD_.__ Newport 8elt'b/lrvlne nl~ht1h1"·.Com,....i•iv.. rn-dly '"'·". m• .. t be I t •· S b 1. 1714JS4Si000f91app't "' u~ .-• • " ..... _., -welabt control Co. courses n yp1ng • ecretar y, a ca up 1144 l!Mlor&t(}.711.!..__ TEMPORARY CABLE * • • arta Will l"!Qwre akUled 11 ary. Por more lo· cheerful, aood ap 54Hlll. shorthlJld, or any corn operallonstJtPtr prcfd FRONT °"4CE TV John Rouan HVAC Mechanic. Ex formation ft ltltervlew pearanre, healthy, out· binatloo ol rxp. in train· Hrs. 3.4. 30 Cont a cl 121 Ttedln Ntw omre <'n'11trs op-CUSTOMERSERVICE. 826A.So.CstHwy cell benefiu&aalary ln call Mee Andrews &olng, eothualutlr. ina which prov1drs re· lleleo McGinlr y ror Sunday School with ex· po rtunny, baiur skills S\ortr c ablt com· LagunaBtach S20 lo ~K range, de· (714 )6U-S707orromeln: Knowledeeollnl.blllln1 SALU:MWl'JICH qwred stills. Requires aoot:644·229'2 periencetohf1111110Sep- ri>q u ired. <·o mp11 n y mun1\'t1t10N hn new & You art the winner or pending on uper. Call. Ralei11b Hllll Holp., l.501 pc1board. computer -Need 2 or 3 art.icuate Ill passinc a typing test ot ---tember Paid posluona bl'1lt'f1t5 t:ostJ Mt'H uc111ng cuatom.-r two free tickets 1114 SutanneHeise E. 16th St. Newport very helpful. Great dlviduala to represent 50wpm It a shorthand for 7th, 8lh It 3rd, 4th 64.2 3490 f\ervlc~ puiitioos av111la \•alue>tothtl ""~ ..,._..,. """-...., Beach. career pot en ti a I. our telephone anawerlng teat of 80wpm. Requires * •SECUTilllS• * grades. Sundays only F/TCOOIC ble In the l.J1gwia. San WORLD FAMOUS W '""'"",_;~, E.O.E.M/F 631·*' service. Flexible hours, the ablllty co operate a Pres/Sh90/Excti$17,400 CaJI 499·~ weekday Juan system. Sales or ROYALU........... llC ..... -.....ST yourhomeorouromce, dictaphone ln addtlon PresRE/Sht90Sl7,4SO mormnJ! __ _ lloml' ~lyle cookin11 for rustomer serv1<'e exp . ru.~ 644·3196 ..,..,._... commission. Anne, to educal io n o r Lega1Magll /T70Sl8,IXX> smull n·llrement focth drmable, but will train HOlSESHOW 1061 CamtlbackSl Opttcr.(.ltteept Npl. Brh. 30 hrs. per ~1·0681. equivalent requires GenOfc/T60tfunSll,ZTO TtocltwJDndor ty F'll'X hr~ Sal:.iry qualified appllC'anh JuneJOtbruJulyl NewportBeach,92660 for ophthamology of· wk ., I ncluding 2/yrsofrehated clencal ExpdConsullantOul'll Exper , ECE & Elem basedonexp.494·!M~ ·r '·t f ANAllEJM Equal()ppEmpiur f1ce.Experpreferred. weekeoda.F'rootofc ap. Li R ·.a. A I units rt!Q'd. Man1geri11I l'mpe>rary P<>6.., ioni. ° ConventionCentcr ., 8Sl-1075da,MM645Eve pearance. H.vy phones. Saleapcraon· laboratory exp. Apply to City ' emucra gy , nc ab1Uty a mwit lmml'd FTLl.TIMt; 1112 wks duration blurt lite typ•A•, some exn.r lnslrument.s Trav.e l Personnel, 2000 Main St. 4020 Birch Est'64EOE I; "'IM L' " •1 d J I !3th Tickets are good for p IT TI u•• ,.... h ,.,.., • ., N" rt ,......8190/L're"' Ql)t'nlnJ. sg.om I . r. in,. .. on ll)' \l} June 30tb performance Mtdlc .. ~t A • ME pref'd.StartS4.SOperhr Sout ent Callrorn111 ;J-. ..wpo ,,,_. r " ~~~;cr~neier ~~:~\~1~ ~~~:.v~l111.:0b~,~~1~.~~ at 8 oo p.m. and may be ~~~Y1~uVu~~~sf;~d ~~!;;~i~!n!ee~~~df 6'5·7100 ~l~Sa~~m: \11 ;.~ E.o .i1_1_4_>536-_54_92___ SECRETARIES Pe~s:~~h1gh l)J)tng rtquiremi'nh 9AMSPM EOf:M F ~;;8e'!xtb~2calling Heavyphones.t1oorllyp 6460637,646.5844. llCErnONIST penaes.G~atopportun1· SECIETAIY WorkTemporaryor volume BlueUni: dept C:all631 014'!.. Em~ HOSnsS Kt .t = ing a must C111l1y PAIT TIME Mature person with good t Y . QB I Co r P Sharp girl wanted for Part Time Call No ex" nee Start at FURufTUlr ST"'•E !\tature Abo m ers 640..2023 grooming & personaUty (7141540-100. S3 SO per hr No summer " ic ""' Proress1onal Hand KnJt Summer Job. Parkmg d d b f . smaU business. Typing I J I c :-\eed5 exper ~~on in IUSIOY-WAJTRESS ters. I Machme Knitter, MEl>tCAL lot attendant in ~ee 'rt a! ~rT ~~SALESPERSON Wanted It light bookkeeping VICKI HESTON ~,'a~k .a~~:~:. 11/.~~I furniture sales. ~alan f'or Am Pm shifts 1 Hand Spinner will F.itp front office. exp do"·ntown Laguna ewpo ac · ig for N.B clothing bouli· Full lime, but hrs are -• $1200 to tan \ppl) t;1 Pm Ille club. no llpi. tram 499-2987 back o"1l·e for G p in 1714195J.7S2:> typln&. 9'7HOlOfor appl. qut EICp. preferred. Oexible. 645-5421 & Auocicdft SPM_, Mon~Fn_ 114:n.onTueSat l021931 Callforappt6737730 LADIES Dis bot fountai n Valley PARTTIME COUNTER RECEPTI ON I ST 1 67~30'ltl --SECIETA.RY Spec1ahzuigin T.V.HOSnsS Nn_Jl(lnBhdC\I queneeds M::::';er p~ 979·9111 JIELP.donutshop.C M SEC~ETARY Rapidly SALESUPS TemporaryCleneal Must be allrc1 ctne. Furniture i.tore nred' 110~t Dnii Clerl!J & ca 11 Ann ab e 11 i• Medical area 549·~--~~';:~'U::m=~ll~eg hPermanent year round. J~~ 5!7~~:~~itiavde Persc>Mel personable. T \' Pmmo e,.~::ie~ :~1!~~u~~rut~:~ Ni..a.tS.C...-... 21~·749 ~~I -ICK OFC ASSIST. PA RT TIM E de lallons field has an open-igh income. quality duties, challenging Jl051· 54G-0400 lion, LA areii. Jul} approx JO..iOhn. .,.('(•k T'" _,,, LEGALSECllTARY PT, 2025 hrs we t k monstratol"$needed. In· 1ngforasba11>persona-ror poration Leads tion Respons1b1llty SECIETA.IY 171415497966 P~I Seud re~ume to store Ambitious, reha· ble care-ernundedm·"v furnished Ms Glaz.t Musl beweUorganized Weekend se"reta r) TYPING l'arl l1mt" S4 hr Inquire m f\/'f~On L' ti " d rt 1 2 asso('1a1e f"ash1on w 847"""" ' "' rU :.n oref ime Clarnf1edAdll8l8.0111ly ble All Orange Co to handle reception ·u""' Salar y open Non-SatiSun. 9•pm tt hr. typ1.st 23da>s .pi:r wt•t!k Tut·~ Sal 10.2pm Jt tu·11 1 f' (' £ II Island t'orporate ttl ., #-} •. r II f · • a. .~p pre xre Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. 963·3107 dulies. client contact, SALEcr • .,..,.IL s moker. CPA firm l"ashion Island IMalion "' 1 m or \acauons Ne\\pt1rt Blvd C: ~1 working rond1t10nl> t\p torneys seeking ex (' M "'"""' l (.,.""WPM) d _..1"' C C II C "'" Ap I p 1660 '" "I) in""""'-. Per I enc ed I 2 Yr s l osta esa, .,...,.., •(TIME ""'~u,._s yp1ng J4l'VJ an Feminine attire Exp ost.a mesa .. a alh~'. Lmoo Real Estate Ask P Y ennysa,er , ca:.~ERAl OFFICE ht·lp " ,,_,.,.,., f' IC•U"tl"'W 0 I h I t d 7•• 1'"0 .. l'la<·en11 a ,\\e ( o~l"J f II Is M secrl'tary. "'d typm" & M_.,.,., C I er re a e sales (ti & pit Back _!!:!:_~ for Gene Trowbnl11-:c. · · • or :-Jp1 Brh yut·ht l'lub Ole an llar1en " " icvn..~ o..., NJ respons1bililits. Start· Street, located al La ., .. ·7020 Mesa P f 6u.c s r ••.• , ., 11 I n a l i 0 n s k 111 s Tl" ... SC RI lat SECRET ... •y .... ~ r (' er m J l u rt• In ;"' ~ I wy. "'" left Yotdtl c..n.n mg salary $1000 + based 'la bra •. Fashion Island. -11 d 1 h Lao• Be h nect'ssary. salary corn w r ex F b R E o el 1v1 uc1 \\\l t)Jlln)( .a.una _ac _ mensurale Wl(h ex orkathome.toppay i\dult.swlthoutstandmg onskill&exper Liberal 8331175 or usy · · ev op Security phonl' & µubhc ,·ontrart -P.llllJ!lll!!!l!!l!!l!ll!!!llll!l!l!!!!ll!!l!I• perience. health & rlen Requires minimums yrs atlral'l1ve personahties. benefit program Please ·SCHOOL REGISTRAR menl Co. 1 man oHke ~kill~ Shorthand not fl' llOUSECLEANERS lal benefits. paid nark J CUte hos pital ex· who l'Ojoy working with c. all c1141 ~-2640 for Perm., p/ti·me 1.ob, 4 Must have xlnl typing Retir.d Polk...,. or Secwity P'erson 1(d Work wk Tuch lhru To S5 hr. car 645-5123 " per1 ence mall phases of 10 15 year old }Outh:; l!!ll1l skills & command of the Sat Send l)ped rbume ing , hrs 9-5:~. Wang med11:al dictation Cnll l'\'en1ngs 9·6PM Call -·--evenings. Some days English language Book Ex1Jer1enced Parl to Box •923. Dailv llousekeeper.babys1tter. Word processJn g 7688SOOformterv1ew f\42 ~3 21. ext 343 . IECEr'TfTYPIST lmmed start Nr So keeping exp. XLnt ap time. Flex1bll' hours Pilot. P O Uox ISliO. llvt'·ln. S125 "·k. Some h~lpf~64Q:!.03SPa_Hy Ix-tween 2PM 111 SPM . Se tr sta rltr , gd Coa st Plaza Call pearance Coll ege Country club. Laguna Costa Me11a. Ca 92ti2ii English . refs. dmt'r·s LEGAL SEC'Y MfSSIHGEI ask for Lon personality. landscape !179·2353 degree pref Must be Niguel Ph 496·5767 for ht: helpful ~9486 EXPEIUENCED For busy OC Agenry -architectural firm, suMS'ntrctS will i ng lo drive . m~ervi~ GEMERAL OFFICE Must beoriianiit>d reha PAIT TIME S8001mo !773-0744 !CA •~ Knowledge of R E GICL' has l'rllq l1•HI llOl'SEKEEPER Li,·e Excepllonal oppl) for ble. full time, ,·alid ---~·or restaurant un Development Must be SEC'Y-lkJCPG clerk pos1t1on d\itll ou t 5 da)s Sunday self starter. non-smkr. Cal1 for n1a drl\er5 Thurs Fnday9-S. poss1· RECEPTTYPIST irorms At home, full w11lmg Lo learn how Lo Exp necessary. Manna Some exp helpful but \londa} oH Eng pre execu11verespons1b1llly license &gooddnvml( bit> Wednesdays Property Mgmt Co garment. overlap & operate word processor o"1ce Mon Fri Sam not nH<·~i.aq In ferre<l.SpanishOI\ Rt'f msmgleatU>rneyoHice record Start im C1rculat1on l\ey l seeking a sharp recep-Hra 1ghl needle & II m 5 644 01216 di\'idual needed I> tlrne required Lido Isle Salary negotiable. rull punch computer exper, t1on 1sl Plea sa nl ma c hines Ja<'kie sma o icecompoter :11m · during summl'r& f time "' ... s:i6-0460 I Pl ~ ...,,.. -with exp. Call 6751671 •U"tguu. ~..,3 1671 67~7873 lime w Choll'e or houri. media lei) Call Su~1e helpful. but will train. I le le phone voice and u7 «~7 Salary commensurate SEC'Y/"'~.,. .. , begmnmg Sept ron1.1rt llOUSE Sitter needed So ~-2644dal_e"es App>' 1660 acent1a good typing ski lls SEC•.,..AIY for interview. OFACE Rost>ann,!i.56-3110 work , 4 day wk sso. Sr , LEGAL SEC Top skills. MNGMKTPOSmON Ave°"C_9StaM_~--~-l802,Arul 20 hrs w:;k.'am. lrvme Im med opening for GENERAL OFPICF. C111zenprefd 9608291 'eHic1ent. organized. fabric cham. C M & IECErnOHIST area Shorthand I SECRETARY responsible mature Je"els B• J05eph 1·-1. H K PR-LIVE l.'.11 s e Ir s la rte r . non ,G\nera1h~~16m·""':lnl oppt ·~ Part n.. Ptno11 Newport Beach law of· Adm1n· • Asst. person for a I person dis ' """ srno ... er J051e 0•1"""" '"'"'"" T d I DI Pl t personomc~9i&-2980 tr1c1 sales off1"e In mg for reliable perwn s da}s. Eng spkg, non "' -°" ~ o e iver a1 Y 1 o fices. Ask for Ca ryn , imm~ 549 9066 s m k r 2 c h 11 d re n LHJOI Secretary Model I f l & assisl '1deo auto route m lhe Laguna 1714l644·~J6 SECRETARY For local engineering tern al 1onal Co X lnl Sul oµen Anaheim M Cffthr photographer Volunlrer Beach area 7 days per Restaurant Typing & answering company Good skills benefit package Salar) General TIM lalboa lay Club is ftOW hiriag: l11lls ltl'ls 17l41!7145410 ••port initially DaY1d6453994 week MC~"'"'S rhones NB 6316941 Start at S12001mo. Xlnt commensuraLt with ex Sec retary needed for MODroSfESCOITS Hours Mon thru Fn ap· ~ 1Sam1 bfnerats & career poten perience Call for app't IMMEDIATB. Y P {TIME f'CS"ltincJs Cbusy law office General T 1e1. prox 3 30lo5 :.i PM S.C. PLA1A SECRET••y l.!,al Ael'OCQ!!!l>, 957-6596 9am-4pm 17141751 0520. I\ 11 Bus mess Pra1• op Dollars 52'7 7186 flours Sat & Sun ai>-Come & JOUl lhe team al -~21!)617-7337 lice Must be mtelligenl. MCYrEL proic 5 AM t.o7 AM our brand new st.ore m Typist. sec'y. rece p SECRETilY SECY GENOfC well organized, l'X MAINTENANCE Earnings approx. S400 side S.C Plaza No ex tionistw1111Ledfordental Expr sclry for savings TYPIST GENERALOfflCE Acl·urate 35\\'f'M 549·3942 Typist Phone Person. 20 hrs week Can be rtex Call ~lh)' 97!1 3666 YAM DRIVEi P T 646 6&18 V~riMry Cl•k Need bnght. rapuble re- cept 1on 1st to handle !'hones scheduhn1c meet public 6da} "eek. 2 afternoons off \\ill train pe'rson wanting permanent, interestmR \\Ork Nwpl Bch 642 3840 WAITRESS Lunch & rockta1I exp 5 day wk Appl~ Ben Brown's Rt>stauranl. 31106 Coast llw) S Laguna WAITRESSES Store Room Cieri& F T U>ISSue general supplies Mustha\e food& Be1·erage t.-xper m the Callfonua Air Na l1onal Guard for men & women " pnor m1htary ex pr for more mforma lion l'all Staff Sgt Cindy GehnnJ! at 714 979·7363. 8am to 4pm. Mon lhru fn ·ellent typ1sl "'o k -w ofr1·ce Pre\'IOUS ev and loan Challeng1·ng Small. busy hi lCl'h { n r Expenen!'ed. 6423030 per mo Call Brya n penence necessary. e A • Newport Beach Ad ~.\'en 1ng wa11re sse~ \'aned and mterestml! M,., ,,._, r.s Holland at642-4321 off er uniforms. fl ex penence abl'!olutely es· posit. requires strong vertising Aitency offers needed . ex I' 0 n1 y Beaullful oml't'S Salary E d~vvw:; ( E q u a 1 op p 0 rt hrs . performance & sent i a I M anagena I communication & or rongenial work in a en f lime. Apply m person, commesurate ... 1th xpon mit 24 hour ast Employer wage revie'#$ & promo-responsibility Apply ganizational skills. Cd vironmnent & a;'owth The Jolly Roger. 400 S ability food chain L~ l'<lmillg to lions from wi•'-m' . An. 644·0683 typing & SIH a must. .. C 1 H 1 C uo ,. • -S t t opportunity for exper oas W) · .uguna 64~1800 osta Mesa & 1s now at plications are being ac· a ary commensura e 8 h Professio na l ~·et pleasant working en 1·1ronmenl If vou Jfl' qualified for this p<>S1 lion. pleas(' caU for appt 645 7358. ~ton Fri ---repl1ng applications PASTf.UPDESIGN cepted al our store al SECRETARY w /e xpr. Kath leen secretary We need an eac LEGAL SEC'Y Mature stable adults & ARTIST 3810 South Bristol St LEGAL 754-1801. Orange Coast S accurate typist 160 wpm W i\ITR ESS P Orne App IMSPlCTOI Neededforbusygeneral homemaker.. an• want O C Publishing Co. jusLNortholS.C Plaza, Xlnt skills required. &L.E~-----min .J with plea~a nl ly in person Two Guys IM PROCESS practice m Huntington ed (or fuU or part time $800 Mo + benefits Mon-Fri, ll·SR!" salary negouable I personalil) and phone ( r om It a I) . 2 2 6 7 Mtda·al Co mponents Beach Casual at pos1l1ons All shifts are t'ull time. By appl on· Restaurant man omce.._~3-_9201_~ manner Vouwillbesup Fa1rv1ewRd ,C M _ mosphere. Legal exper available Fast moving ly portfolio 957-8522 •SEC•.,..•t.Y• porting the president mr!?r needi; a person i:.eq:M7.ro41 & challenging Clean. l,,.eslle Now hiring managers. •Seatf.-W• oui:1... and account manager11 who hkes detail work. fnt!ndly atmosphere assistant managers. Partllme for new office Excellent oppty. for for computer peripheral G E N E R A L capable o< ~\Irking v. 1th L. ~cwy 1 Mond h h cooks & waitreQes App-suite in NB. Hoon of sharp gal to work in rast accounts Knowledlle or MA INT EN A"\ c E a microscope & small Exper par1 Li~. smaU AFppdy ( a1>0' Al Mrotug. PIX Opetator ly at 19071 Brookhunit, wortt 8 30 to 2pm, Mon· paced Newport Beach advertmng. or small Pa I S I I H n ay rom 0 • ,_.-.... Hunt. Bch.-1333 "' A pli •· ho Id comm'I. real estate ofc landscaping part rs a ary com congenia untington PM at ,_ ,,_, rn. P can"' s u co mputtr systems time full-time B~co mensurate wrth e>.per Beach Law Firm. Non MAUGUS Ex!H!rienced for even·1--------•I have good secretarial Excellent typing & dJc helpful. Hours 9·SPM. 631.0772 Located ID M1Ss1on Vie-smoker848-1400 mga & weettnds. we of· Restaurant slulb and some offu.•e Lapbone skills required 714-M4-W7 JO Co paid profit shar· 29S6 Bristol Costa Mesa fer euell benefits expenence. Xlt benefits Challenging position for 9 JO.SPM WOID NOCESSOR PART'flME Newport Beach Re- quires MAG II or Dis pla> Wr1Ler skills Hours nex1ble '°' evenings & weekend s 1\nn e 8SI 0681 GEMERALOFRCE mg, vacauon & holidays Maill.._. M. E 0 E~ F ~! _ package. mcludi:ng dis· COOi & and working rondit10ns nght gal.Call: SEC'Y IUGAU trvme co hw. 1mmed pd ~t ed1cal Me ms Exp·d Nds truck Pvt Newspaper delivery count priv ileges, DISHWASHll CaULorn21J~7·2296_ Laila,833-2900 MAG II expenence re ~--... !!1!!1!1111111111!!1!!1!111111111~ openmg for Pt'™'" \\1th Qualified applJcants. schools 0 C area person. 18 or over medical, dental & life Full lime positions SECRETARY , Recep·~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll q_u1red 67~2322.<Lmda l gen ok.sk1llsml'lud1n1l please c all !\frs ~-0411 Drivu's license. in· ins . profit sharing & avail Ideal schedule tiontsl Fut-pa ced ofc r SEC'YtRECEPT lo ke' & t to "Ork Par•llJ. 581 """" M A N FR J DA Y surance """""'my car I · Excell co. benefits · , ypmg ft ... '10oN • • ~w·~ pension plan. App y 1n Ty-45wpm. Many op-Here is a chance to pro Se 0 t •-------• F ·1 d 1 •· Npt Bch I ,.._ta Mes which include discount ,... SEC-"IY 1n our n ire ep um1 ure e 1very"' m · no""" a person. portunities for growth IUl;IA gress with a gro.,.mg Call 754·1931 IMSUIAMCE stallat1on. slore main area 7 dys pr wk Mon J.C. P9Ml' privileges, medical/den· c 0 n1ae1. Rh 0 n d a . Account services Ad· firm in Lhe 011 gas bus• --------•I Oldl1ne insurance lt'nance. el<' MUST fri. 2 5PM Sat1Sun 24Fashioolsland tal. life ins .. profit shar 7511-7988 vert1&ing agency. Ex· ness. O.C a1rpor1 area brokerage requires ex have knowledge or hand 4 7 30 AM Ap prox Newport Beach ing & pension plan. App-cellent organization & Word processor ex P p & small power tools and SSOO mo Call 540 3007 EOE M F ly Ill person: SEClfTA.IY/EXEC communication skills h 1 f 1 Xln 1 GEHER.u. OFFtCE Telephone. typing & hght bookkeeping Call 'Jewport floor Co,•ermi: for mlerv~w. 67_~_)~ G"" Ofc.. Cieri& Full llmt'. Mon-fn Neat appearance At'ctg background helpful Call. Mrs. Stone. Master Blut!prmt, 234 F~cher. CM. 540·9373 ~c/~~unte~~~ln Li~~~ good drlYlng record bet llAM·5PM Ask (or 1 J.C.PBMY wilh Lamer word pro. needed Typing 50wpm. t>!terut~ Ca~I 5~ arb & Xlnl full ume Job for Lee or Bob 24 Fashion Island cesslng expr and good Liberal benefits. Call: 1 · r ix M·-t.--~-lrvine corporate ofc · h · d. d I C II NewportBeach l ypin d skills. Excel J Wood ... 9AM on.5S6·89llO. ,., .. .._ X Ra y CRT rad off c 8 30.5 M F 644· 1775 ~ B xlnl s_al +_~nef1L~. - Strong tech background rig t 1n 1v1 ua a Newspa,,.,rDellvery " an , .,.wn. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 492-4140. San Clemente ,... •PE•e:-.. ... EL EOE M/F salary and benefits. Call l2Noon. 714-955-0900 i--------1 ........ '-... s a must Competitive L.A Times to homes on ~ R SEC'Y/IEC_... _,.,.,..., benefils include profit forappt. Balboa Penin1ula, SECRETARY• osemaryat~31Sl. a-i. 1005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s h aring : dental . MANICURIST 3:30am·6am. 1650/tno Outstandingopportunity Newport Beach. Re medical. & life COY• S48-8441or&46-1413. In busy personnel de· Da1·1y Pl.lat' quires: nexibility. ~1se GAliGESAU G~~~r~~~Rit~r1!e."';~~ ~!~:~.pded~~:~~n°:f i;:e: ~!~B~;~~:~•Q MOW ACCEPTING C:::0i::t~~x:ne~11:0~~ Part~~~rks. ······~ ~;:eer6f'!~s~r'& hau:; An1f:u~::3·l~~.1~!ir~. Irvine A\·e . N R imbursemenl Please Productioft ..... 1,~ APPUCATIOMS menl. Send resume or STOPM'GO • • superior di ction The ladders. shelvinit. bike 7SJ.4344 AaM T1lllT For exper dmn· er cooks I Corde M"_.,.._ Sales Headquarter Com parts & b1kt's . mu··h call 752 2255. ext. ~. Motivated and stable cal, Ferne nnan, -.:1 <11 • • • Guards lunch shill bus n.rson. 111•) 871·2100, Ext . ....,... 4555 ,,......__...."Hwy.. parues AMe. 8Sl 0681. more 422 E 16th Pl Anderson & Anderson perso n to accept ,... " """' -leodl • • ~11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!11-•I Sec~e~~:~~~rSo ~sF ~krs. Inc EOE ~~~fvoenr~~1~11~~·1p~~:g~ ~~~~::~~v~~1~~;:: ~U::,~ M.wport • Assistant To • S.cy/l~t CM WARREUCS Laguna & Mission \'1e10 S4.50 per hr to start. Call mst be 21 or older, lunch 1645 W. Valencia Dr. e Credit Manager e Ex c e 11 en t t y p 1s t "ommun1t1-Uniform 533 hostess, mst be 18 or Fullertoo, Calif. P Please calJ, 846-2146 ' .... IMS'•" ... CE ~54·1_ . _ _ _ _ IMorLYM • w • ersonable. sharp & trammg provided In ~ ______ older Apply in person equalopportunity ill prepare bank deposits and Insurance experience JOA~ Upton·s Estate terviewmg at The Don Lge insurance agency if «-•.n .... x.a.n.-v-.-only, Mon-fn 3 JO.Spm employerM/F 3 lo 11:30PM. County • resolve credit and b1lhng problems. • helpful, but not nee Sales Unique Sale' F1nt' Carlos Motel 34311 Del has the following open· MAllmHG JP Mac's Rest 10142 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-Club Corrv Hospl .20062 . 2 years c r edit exper with • 898•4433 European antqs ObLSpo Dana Poml ·Del mgs Loan co nds Org Co Adams Ave.,H.B ET TTIHD Santa Ana Ave., S.A commercial accounts Good i\rmo1re5. chests. tbls Obispo Pacific Coast Renewals quote & rep n200+comm. uuacrr.cr to1t. fl A • H&U.~ll&l • accountmg sk1lb, including type 40 • S•c'y-S~ etr Ornately caned Hw yl July lst . 2nds follow up on renewals L" h"t d ti~ ASat ~-S Busy L.B. Kennel star1 Sales • wpm and 10 kty by touch. Must be • P T Costa Mesa area Tapestries Direct 1m !\1usthaveU1Suranceex· TechWriterSlB.600 Jg u es. ""un S3.75494·0t.i BeattheHeal,workin diplomat1c andiiracious indealmg Judaic bkgd nee porters & wholesalers PiHpKmERTOH 'S per E1tec.Stt'y.S17K Shortht11.orllvem No Plastica:GlrlAssembler, our air cond olftces • wilh the public and sales staff .• 96836S2 Moving sale S al . fate Clerk need rast ClerkTypistSBSOmo smoke. experience helpful but Full or p/time posilie>ns • Competitive salary and employee • Service Station Allen 11·4PM Laguna Hills IMC. energetic person for f1l-lrvinePersonnelAgy -&f.2.3481 will train. Interview open. Incentive pro· benefit& including company paid dant. full ume & part Bus Ctr 23052 Lak e 270 I 'I'S. Main mg FREE 642-1470 MUI SES AIDfS S.3:30. &f.2.1026 grams can earn top • health, life and dental insurance. • 11 me Ex per 1 enc e Forest Dr . Ste. A2. Lag SCIMoAncl ~~ 3 to ll:JOPM & 3:30 lo Plutic1: Wanted u · dollar. Cati Steve at • Call 642.4321 · ext 277 for • necessary Appl) 1n Hills __ 171 41557-9020 Paid co. benefrt.s Salary 1---------1 7:30PM P /time. Coun-perienced man to work 951·26'2. • appointment. • person Mac's Texaco. 1-~ll!!!ll!!l!!!!ll!llll!!l!I•-• -com mensurate with ex· try Club Corw Hos pt. in vacuum forming co. Sales 18 5 o 2 Be a c h BI v d W ESTM lNsrER GUilDS per. Call P auline, Jo·or ClassifiedAd 549·3061 Blueprint reading a •lllDALSHOP• •. Trai'nee •. 968·6505. ABBEY full & part lime All !l63·094l ACTION NURSING. LVN n1tes, must. Some ltnowledge Service Station Allen ~~i1fills7rr.~fo.~ areas Uniforms furn'd. Call ° Cull lime. Sm conv of prototype work. ln· Part to ti.Ill lime. wtll e for 0'1str'ct M e dant. p/llme eves & Closed Tuesday Ages 21 or over. rttired Placi ng your Classified .Oaily Pilot bospt. Excell. salary & tervlew S.3;30. &f.2.1026. train. Pref. exp. in retall I armer wkends MIJ.'ll be neot in 11751 Westminster Ave. welcome. No ex per nee od 1s so simple JU51 AD-VISOR benefit&. /\Mist in pro-Printinl clothing salea. C.M. • This high lhy s u c ces ~-f~1T-ioc a I • · appearance & handwnt 1_Gl!!!all!rd!!!!!!e!!!!!!n!!!!!!G!!!!!!ro!!!!v!!e!!!!!!!!!SS4~·1111116!!!!!!103!' AProplpe~Ylion USe~~~c:.r~~ give us a rail on the 642-5678 viding pro{. care to our <>ffHt'"-s.t&-1121 556-9333 • newspaper as an opening for a • ing. Exp. preferred. In· 1-- W •t'.h St .. Santa Ana. phoneandwe'llhelp you ~tient!. Call for appt. E1tp'd ........ .,__aman • dtrainee In the circulation • quire at 2590 Newpon ••• Dawn Rolfe ., -'-========! e Gard-·, ....... ,...,,,. · "'"' .. ·-· epartment. Basic skills will entail lnterview hrs 9 12 & I 4. word your ad for fast re· i-.... _""" "'"" Goss Com.numity 4 unit. SAllS • sul)frvision of 10 to 14 year old boy • Blvd, C.&__ - Mon-Fn. sull s 642-5678 ~ Apply: 1660 Placeotla COt.lollCIAL • and girl home delivery carriel"$. SERVICE !In shop) Ex --I •1 p•1at ' Ave.,C,M. Tiredolaellinabouaa7 Areas of supervision wilt be • eel oppty&benefits for ~ II y I Plftl!..l~MMlll days I wen? We need • deUvery,collections andsales. • mech-in chned ind1v •••••• ., 0 ~ w It h't~;t) ti. ooe licena. to learnt.be • Selected applicant will receive • with buic electrical • • •· c.., ptrltnce. Learn IBM akllla to llW>I#, broker liberal starting salary, regularly knowledae. S4C).Q)() ~ JCL, COBOL. Elpoeure commerdal real estate. e sch e d u I e d r a I a es • b on u g e SIWIMG •• Field sales Supervisor •• lo micro-computers • Income from mamt • opportunities and many fringe • P iiiow lady need s xlnt aalary + rrowth while you i..am. Super • benefits such as company paid • ptllme hel~. M2·532J. • I I benefits; life luurance; dtftt.al and health plan. group life • Limited t>vellinl(~ J\ a1luble In the Orange ~tent a · CO.ta Mesa bealUI taa\raDce •dell· e lnaurance, vacation and sick leave. • • SH.,.._ • to;1 t a1e11. ror "" mot1va1ed. care-tr • R1, .. AAerocomctl-!'~1 ~·-ta) plaa. C.act Keo, • ~panylna .. ~~~c. le la fumiahtddwin& • f & PACU•M 011ented 1ndh 1dual who can work with • • • ., ow. .,.. .. .., l75-'100 '"""• JI ,, Wiii I • f'tl'ltl Scil<'S Peoplt Tntin. mott\ att and o fl c e . N. Ir• I at. · • Appllcanta muat be over 18. have a • c!ta i':a. 145-~a n. •• ~=~t>s1~~~11~xc~~t~~~~ e:~~~. ~fus';~ : =~=::.'°~: WM Diiis l•-r • :=a:a;~ft0:r!0~e a~~1;'!: • SHOI SALISPllSOH p 0. Box602 Corona del Mar You are Uw wmner of two fret ticket s IS14 vatuc>totht WOlLD FAMOUS IOYAl.UPIUAH HOISi SHOW June 30thn1 JuJy I ANAHEIM Convtrtlon Center T1cltet1 art Sood for June 30th performance at 8:00 p.m. and may be claimed by calling 642-5671, est. 272 . tt•l,Hl'd benefits ll\'1ttlable for the n11h1 • ~ta. Tn·l.8 f AD.luUc ...... paten. • AM t.o 9 PM, Monday thN fridl)'. • Exp full It p/l, apply In • propll• JI )'OU can produce result.i.. noc a••• _.. ... Tl t11lt Growid tloorl • Someovertlmelsavailablt. • person. Paul Allen l lk bo t I II """ '"'94 r • ._ .. ,,. Realtll food product. lf you are qualified and lnleresttd In -~-. " Fu .. •-Island Ealate Sale· prices re· e Just d .i u l. ca """""' or Opeeles• tor u e 1 ln th e ....uua • '"""' duced 1.'torlesat I • lnll•Hic•·.AskforMr l'hilnc• f \.:.... 'C>"' .... ~) Ptrienced~e: :!:* • ;::ct•lhe •0:tr:ui~:::' .. ~"'w. • N.B. estate. Thurs/F~l~s':t~ • e KIDS_ ~( CaUDanW · Guvaud• .. i..1taodup . Bay,Col\AMeubeforet0:30AMor • SMOITOIDll H pm. 24'715 Via Pnn T .._ ~ p .J l -., llll alWlPNdaUy. COOi cea1. Et 'roro <Lakt • YP8S8u.at e art me or 10 mt .. e Alll for Don WlllLama or Ken e forest Or .. tum left on Wi h I I J l'9f1 .,~ -) J Pim job. Pardee, conl.elt n.....1.1 ... ....i • Por sand.tch ahop, tltP Geronimo, tum ri•ht on • it e cast year H mcc -wpm • SUMMER JOBS ' ..... ..__. C U II • uuuu .. ,. • Ovtr 1• .......... or fem•I• " Nlaht shift t:xcellc~ compall)' btneflt.1 • -...,.... 1111· • r. ' ,.._t "M· ....... c 1·1 Bake. tum riaht on Calle • Apply 9·5l'M, Mond11y thrv "'1day • nr.._..~. D--"'-. KtU1,MH117, e e """'M a 1 •0• •,ru.0 • En\rada. ltft on Via Via· nanuu1 IWlllWl1I Salee M arv n av • 1 am Jute. riahl on Via Tt· e ~c... • (714• MWUI tloe .~ '7:'; e ~ Cellt e 8Pm W.t004. • -qulla, then attt on Via • ,.. e Earn 130-$60 per week. UrHr-orlented la · e D ,.. e Silk Flower Det11ner. PriDc .. 1. IJldlan .,,.,, Str e Trips & Prizes. C:.. *· JU!CEPT/~A~AO~R ctMdual. llmt be 11"' e 330 W. ay $treet • ::i um ....... or roll topa, Victorian : ~~ M~a. cT • a.ct .. t6M6t4. r.~~r-:aa..: :,:; S1:at!'f! ... =n: • VA Costa Mey.CA • or•~' F.arly ..... t,:~~.:.te:v:~ • Equal Opportunity Employer • !(F.N!Jtlda.•• lriNI: a. Gl'O\lt, • witUa1 Opportun\(1 F.mployer • S.S. Mar. EllperitlKot rt• dttor "8nl. .. , badt • e _ Hut aomtt'8a1 Yot ._.,_...,, l.-c e • QUlrtc1.1•0lll*1.ttJ, ~ .. ,....,rtwn. ••••!!.!~·~!~~· ),.~ -J :..-..'::£:="' t:.C:: -0~~':"· ~·~··~~· .. ···~~~~ • ::;~20 Corooa dtt ~~:.::..' -. .. t { 11 M Orang1Coast OAJLYPILOT/Sllutday, June27, 198~ ..,.. llJt C..::...::-wl hi' IM Deta IMO,.,... .. ,. 1041 rw•w NM " " ... ....................... I ,, I t llJt ......... -.............................................................................. . I' :!.!.'.'.-......... ~'8 I I• k.ffl•E• Mii +,,la1• 1010 Colin Cape, 34", red. 631 .... 9u n•••••••nu•u K££SBOND hi»· AltC AKC Atsbau, S/moa. Frtc lO pl bocne kit· SOPA I .......... -.. ·-··· ........ .._.......... ....................... tubtt, c~ Olar&Act. )(Joolta XE'hrith V\tltar Champ., ...... ,,. Pet. rema.lt.SUO. lent, z wbt maJet, l Or1y Vtlvet·ta: oak 111£1ElllGAI WAMTmTOIUY llUY.uft.IAMCIS Cbett,.,._,,.l.Scu h.3 Pbll Wo od UO·O. aerinl,s.&Smm/28+ abow . Pvt pl y ~.mt.John. blk/wbt femaie 8 .U. china ublntt (beat ..... ler u blatt 4 dr l buy olcl tuna , La 157.8133 year• old. 12'U Call r73-l407. a ruten, Flub •Yllc at 21J/lr1·134Sal\!em. ,.,.. .. Y• 1041 83J-4U4-alu•>·•; mas* dla Ne, pleult.~ dJamoftdl.1'°'11.Jade • Wubcr 6 Dn1r okl but ~or-~.,__ Sc b•IDD Tandem Sepd lJI0.13.S0,8364771.Maa ....................... Bloodeotkef'5'1u male, int table (I lull·llt5 dnuen t.abael eb&in colltctlblet Cau t'714l very depeaclable $250 OESTER Proreulonal S2SO Pudl Moped, needa ca 1031 AAA HOM!DOO Free to ICJOd llome, kit· T yre. llkea women. C.U 11Wl'11·'71\2. 6 much mott' coUec· m.-,.asuorow botb.&U.-aftlPM H.alrdryere rceelr,J!S. 51195. .. ... ~................. TRAJNlNO. teu.havebad,mtl.Sue Ho1&1etraifted.S4M1!!L * * I BUY * * tablet. M.UO., ULia ad• Oak Ann~ w/bevtled 12 tu tt tldt by aide ~3.11.S Mo o 1 r c b Ant I q u c Aby11iolu Kitttm, mile Speci1lllin1 1n happy 131-408S alltPJI. 11&tt kiuen M. '9Cued aet l~ ~t Vlaa, mlrror,ataiQedclwln· ~rit R1n IOOd SlSO GE.DRYER cruiser,iinteondWO. Ucmale,CFA,...a OW'llen•wclJmunered Klttena. FtM to &ood fromeminln&deat.h,oo-~p~plia':! ~tf'!1t MC Ir layaway ac~· Mrtala\.541-a.l tattsit • worbftlll'iO 54M511 (114)S44-ISIO. dop bome. Orey, white, lrtothebelt.-.0-2314 MllorSELLforYou fld . t'recland'a, 164 W. . -.. -caU C.S75e ..... • ~.. ~ eo•5 ft..-1040 a.lll&:S 9 1iro. MUllC, 151·5181 To &ood '---, -·~ 11th St., C.M ALU..M A"l•c.. 1010 . ., ... _,,, Diahwa· .. -eo-~ SoUd •I" I" -• """'7"' f'REEKJ1TENS P Af .. ~ "'"'~"'""1 MASTBSAUCTIOM MZ.-7331 ....,. ~ ... ••••••••••••••• .. •••• Refnaerat.or SZZ5 Wubtr St t = J _.ll ra 21 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.an. ., )'l'J. new Y 64M616 IJJ.9615 --Freeaer, upri&hl, frost aodDryulmeachDia· 11, ..,.,,. ne. yrs llDW0002l6-S MAl.EGerm.Shtp .• lyr. GmnanShonRairPup-Tiaer-striped ere)'. abavtd ror aummer • · HUGE PARKING LOT ff'ff, wortl IOC)d. SUO hwaaher nm. ~5848 old. Coat S.UO. u klnc z• to 20• loni Fteab old. Obedlente train'd PY•· 12$. white • orqe. 54M219 641-1581 Plush root.t01. d.inln& set, SALE 5'HSUorS0-448S w i Slt$. Pcrf cond. Call truck load arrlvln& Lovable. But ofr . 8'1-7285 an.• PUPPYS: s adorable walnut tbl. I upbol. on Wholesale to the pubUc, b!:!h:r•Jir~~~. ~~: after5om:M&-.SZ37. weekly. Save at 5.5</ft. 548-791Jt M 1 N 1 A T U R £ t ~yr Plt Bull. Free to a brown. tan, black. I wbt cbr1. w/cbrome dealers welcome. New Mayta~ or Kenmore &11 Sleeper Double Bed SEARS WASHER pp call Jim 8'8·1188S GREAT Pyftlletl pups. SCHNAUZER. SHOW aood bome with yard. weeks old. To lovln& legs. ~ or beat olr. shipment ol American & ~.' rer~c ~~!sh!~ New.Reasonable. GE Goodlhape, ISO anytime Ch1mploo lines. Q u AL 1 TY , RARE LlkeskidsMU395 homes. Call641.mt. 652-8$30 . En~ 115 h An t l q u e I•. SM-1872 Dryer Excellent condl· 546-505'7 Sliding glaas door & MZ-07(1 BLACK MALE. l7/wlt1, Free Puppies. Colden Free ldttens, &ood home. Engl. oak wardrobe ru 1 milure. ~· Walnut Hon. Call e1143 l lcydff IOZO alum windows, as1td AKC , Champ. Sired. Retriever mix. Gd fa mi· Have bad abols. Sue aft 4 <armoire). beveled mir 1 so Prlmitivn Sat & Dryr. 111. clean, works ....................... 0 . drapery rods The rastest draw In the Test· Bred Parenl.!I. All ly pets. ~113Z. 836-4~ ror. decor or hammered. Sun only. UM. Tuttles &C)()d $'75. Wshr, clean G . E . Gas Dr Yer. Gi rl's 10 spd 28'' xlnl 988'.10211 . West. .. a Oa.11.y PUot shots incl Parvo. MOO. Blk & white remale dog. Free used lumber for em b ossed co P per AnUq.ues.130 E 17th St. wo rks good . SSS . Avo<'ldo.never abused cond . bard l,y used --ClassirledAd.Call To AMSCBreeder.646-5237. Very arrectlonate. firewood, great ror 846=..::5.:::188=------ C. M. 1n re.ar. 548-8St3, ~ Sl20. SJ6. 7278. Jl•0/080 6T3-S927 ~nt Ad Results 642·567S day 642·5678. eves. Spayed. SQ.0234 beach parties. ~3'82 Want Ad Reaulll &G5618 Here's How You Can Use Qur Famous Dimes-A-Line • Bring them or mall them with coned c11h to Dally Piiot, 330 W. 81y St., Cotti MeH, CA. t2l2e • Eich ttem mutt be priced with no Item "Ill r our famous "" -DIMES-A-LINE ADS MUST BE ~ PL~CED BY 3 p .m. ON FRIDAY. FOR INFORMATION CALL DIMES·A·LINE 1DJ1 -LOIS. 642-5678, ext. 319. II over '50. 20c pe• tine -$1 .00 minimum. 11 • No llvettoclt, produce o,. plentt • No commerelel edt 1llowed ..oi ... ,j SILVER corree pourer GIRL'S clothes. sizes 2 S GREY Barn .. -..1 s1d1·ng. ZITHER ood SS Rerr1g t 5c.n """"' very g cond1 INVALID walker. ad· COLLECTION or very T.WO lamp bases SlO BLACK and white TV Kenmore oaseradroyrer .~ Uk'·SI Girl's shoes rit t~3's and2x4's •urorall S O Kn TABLE S3S Four chairs S20 Two bunk bed.' $40 each 78 Records SI SIO Books lOc·Sl Baby crib S35 DresSJ.Dg table S30 Ma son 1ars and rings SOc·SI Saturday and Sunday 9·S 9182 Aloha Ori ve, Huntington Beach. ., .,,.., A ..,., lion 1 1ck knack ur JUStablt> ltgs. tra) in Antique branding irons Ladles Bowling ball and S30 Jtt boards for malt· New mans diamond ages2SIOcS2SO mclud· Antiquepooltableframe plant shelves. wooden, rront S25 TV Black and tapaderos SlS·S20 bag SIO Lumber 1ng bookcase Sl e11ch. ring me 12 S20 Call ing hiking boots & S50 and top $50. All uc unique GCt high, 4'1 ft and white. as 15 ss Pair low silver candle SxS.\\ix~ tongue and Strollee high chair SIS. alterJpm 548·1751 sandles. Set or 4 golf cessones S50 Will sell long. 1ft wide w1lh three 1 B M e 1 e c l r I c sticks so. N. Y Central groove, eighteen pieces Strollee car seat SIS CUPS and sauC'e rs St Vases Sl Blender S4 Toaster S3 Costume jewelry SOc·S2. Hair dryer S4 Pans 25c each. Pyrex Sl. Twin bed with elubs 3.S.7.9 Sl4. Gtrl's s eparately Parsons shelves. good condition typewriter sso llorse R.R oil lantern SlO An SIO 962 llllO Full size mattress set Schwinn stingray S40. style dining table or SIO Dish.good for child'~ clock SIS 645-3306 tique Jockey Club Paris SlO Full size headboard Stroller Sl2 Six drawer great hobby table S40 r oo m I I O Me n · b binoculars ol brass and ROTARY .,ower mower and frame StO Full size dresser S40. Portable Corfee gnoder Farmer'$ beautiful 3 pieee ~uits CAMPAIGN table, anti· pewter $28. Large silver S-40 Power edger S50 sheets. each set S2. black and white TV Brothers electric SSO. One made m Poland, one que. folds $50. Antique pitcher by Leonard with Tires I-Im and 15in $10 Bricks for building S2S. Brown plaid sofa Hot Dog steamer super made in Turkey Tan, coal scuttle $20. Antique 4 lions feel $18. Boxes each 2060 State Ave. walls 9 ror $2. 1 inch and boxspring and mattress. headboard SSO. Cash 606 W Hamilton apt D. Costa Mesa. 642-9300 S40 Guitar SlO Two Cor organizations SSO. beige.size40. for slender metal chest $50. 831·3128 of fine sjlver plate on Costa Mesa. llome after 2 inch thick foam for WOOL braid rug. good electric heaters S2 Electnc indoor putting men about SftlOln SIS FOL.DING camper cot solid copper. brass and _l..;.p_m _______ cushions, each 6ft strip C'OndiUon S3S ISrt metal Moon globe SS Royal cup SS. Throw pillows S2. each Womens and girls si•. "".o 3212 pewter urns. pitchers TRA F S3 Car luggaoe rack SS. extension ladder SJO. bl e Velou t d T bl d ,, """" A CK and AMI M "' Wedgewood dinner u r, exra w1 e wo ue cor eroy clothes. dresses and trays S2·S3S. Ten SS7·1724 roll material SS Bc;>oks l>edspreads SS each One sweaters. for small size~ ROLLA WAY bed S3S. \'int age Cine working ~a~~~ :~ri:ro~ 'i~· --------plates. 9 for SIO Old tOe·Sl. Toys IOc S2 Scale Pr 1 n t s Pr t! ad SS Sl·SJ earh Schick hair 968·3212 electric fans some brass ble 125 Tools SI 50·St• WOODBOXES S6 Can· books, records. 5()(' S5 Fl R EWOOO ', cord S20 You pick up. you split Good for landscaping purposes also 64.5-01 lS 7Sc . Records IOc ·Sl Aquan·um,filtarandf1sh bl ., ning ,·ar• 2c.,. ea"h ~68341 P ost er s lO c SI "' ower st)IH with StS·S4S. 12 Inch brass Saturday and Sunday " "' '· · Backpack with frame bowls $10 everything leather case $7 Books. flSll rods and reels blade oscillating classic 631 1127 ?009 Arnold Plastic. pails S2. Chair B_A_T_H_R_OO_M_cou--nl_e_rt-O_p_ St2 Portable lighted Dust ruffle SIS with paperbacks.hardbacks. $S SZS Tackle Jigs I tv.·enty's fan S3S 811lx9!n SIS Dishes Sc·S5. 2761 with sink and faucet mirror S2 10331 Shann-matching handmade old andnev. SO<.· SJ each 25c-S2 Saturda) 9.4 281 solid brass planter FORD Radial tires San CllJ'IOS Lane. Costa t9inx43'2.lll S25 KJtehen TAB LE lamp S'1 Blender La, Huntington Beach 1 patchv.1>rkquiltS30 Bake Dishes 50c SJ each Pie E 16th Street. Costa I S4 so Several desks, Singles. pairs and sets Mesa counlertop with double SJ Fry pan. small SJ 963-8734 with rims and llres 26tn ture. large painting or Mesa student Lo office S1 sso AR7Sxl3. BR78xt3, S25 s 1 n It . r au c et. and Pocket books 25c Na· WET bar. m solid wood 'StO roraJJ. Nallonal Geo-Snow lop mountains and SHORTWA\'E receiver EXl·ellent offi ce desk pa 1 r ER 7 8 x 14 . DARK brown couch and f:~ba& dJ~aa~l;4~ C tCionkaJ Geogrlaphics 2SSc SSO Rov.ing exercise I graphk magazines 6 trees. brool< On velvet hke nev. n> 831·3128 SSO Oak arl deco ER70xl4. FR7Sx l4. match.mg chair $50 for lypewnter S25 Record 00 lop, e ectnc. IS. ma"hin• ....,, Medium )ears $20. Strong wood verv beautiful S3:> 22x441n hbrar' table G R78x 14 . G R70x 14, the set 556-4998 T , , Kv ' ' players S12·S20 OhvettJ o Y chest SS 2820 do basket SS 556.294.J and melaJ side yard gate Crystal elephants and ISNAKF. l'aRe with heat S3S Office chairs, oak H R7Sxl4. S2S·S3S pair TWO rattan bar stools adding machine sso 36 Stromboli Rd Costa g S5 New wallet SJ. Bongo owls 5()(' SS each 2264 rOC'k $8 Hot Dog Sl2. Classic tut sw1\'el E R 7 S x I 5 r o r S25 Wrought Iron wine inch large circular mir Mesa CHESTS drawer $39 drumsS5 AntiquehalSS Maple St reet Orr Cooker. never used S5 wood orrice chalf S2S Volkswagen. f>'R7Sxl S, rack SIO Wrnugbt iron ror S20 Voit sv.1m nns. Hand dolly SG Knotty CocaColaboxwoodenS4 Wilson. arter IOam Re~1na floor polisher. Variety old o rrire G R78xlS. HR78xl5. corner s tand S20 new S9 Roll·a·way bed· WEDDI NG dress. beautJrul white eyelet. never v.'Orn, size 9 S40 548.436( pine 1x12x6 SI Picture Guinea pig rage S8 please shampooer w1lh attach· m a c h 1 n es and LR78x1S. SlS pair lo S3S Wrought iron plant frame SS. Memorex molding I.Sc n. Bicycle Outstanding scone lamp ments SI S Chrome typewriters SS S3S pair Two l2xl6.S 10 ply stand $5. Set di!hes $10. cassettes liOm 7Sc. 120m wheel and" parts Sl·S5 used indoor or out with REDWOOD picnic table bread box with com Large sohd copper fire truck tires S3S pair Two Wood salad bowl s•. SI.SO G E. AM clock and benches $JS 00 " radio $20. Eleclnc can Paint brushes 7Sc·SS glau iMerts it "belongs 968•3212 partments SS. Child's extinguisher SIS Huge 6. x16 6 ply on pickup Cast Iron fry pans SIO o pener with knife MAYTAG eleclnc dryer, Pole sander StO. 673·7200 in a castle" S3S. 546 0469 record player SS. Metal \'ery antique brass spi· rt ms S2S pal r Two C u p boa rd s p 1 c e sharpener S5 Electric good working condition MX Bk t 1 1 Sunday 273S Gannet AM 1FM radio with 8 grocerycartS3.Animal toon S25. 9xl2 old but 6 00 xl4 on Datsun carouselSS.Wlneserver knife ss. Oster hair ~·~~~~needs work S40 ~:;,,,5.maJ~~~sC~tt:. Drive.Costa Mesa lOam track pla yer SlS cages SI S2 each good French made pickup rims S2S pair $10. Electric fry pan dryerS15 Tank vacuum ,..,, O'tV-.o<J't French telephone like Ch1ldren·s games. mov-or 1 en ta I rug SSO 960·0628 evemngs 1602 SlO Butane camp stove cleaner. attachments. . S3S. both good condition LOUD speakers (101 SS new $35. Sold for over I e v iewer w 1th Delicate 31x7S inch E. Edinger at Grand $20. Butane Jantern SIS. for parts SS. Picture MAPLE occasional chair 494.2500 each World globe atlas S60 Adding machine cartndgel> SS Suitcase wrought iron glass Ave .. Santa Ana. 1rear1 . Medicine Ca binet SS. frame s 2 Sc . S 2 with custuons SIS. Cor-TELE VISION SJS withodcolpprer cwir cllde SJO OHM meters Sii $2 Boys and girls. topped table S50 Four LADIES and mens oolf 177 MGB tonneau/boot HLRo7uSs~<wtiare;., s~~~S2 ree table SlS. Maple end Weight set and bench aWraour LI ss' 'warolnmul booarrd AM FM portable r:11l10 womens clothing . S1z:es rockers SS.$38 Mission " co v er s. new S s 0 disb~"i0c~~.· Pots =~~ table Sl7 Walnut finish SSO. Table and chairs . AC or battery, nev. S20 8 16, new and used oak rocker, you glue S8 sNeots lanGd baghs S2H30od Panasoruc CD-4 turnta· pans 2Sc·Sl TO"S and end lab I e S 12 SO for table l8'2inx~in SS. Portable cassette re soc SS Playboy and Many picture frames S20 "'o r,apL~ntex wwoodo ble ••< .• .,., .,...,,.. , Formica top dinette la SlO Lounge chairs SlO. Wall ornamental lamp d Sl8 8 T k p th 11 s s h k •• , ...., """'""°°" games 10c·7Sc 7:.>4 W Lounge chairs with SS T 1 cor er. new rar en ouse maga11nes a 1ie . mu c oa Sl8 New and used clubs Oceanfront. Newport ~:d S}~a!:blf~:a~ ~r cushions S20 euch 331 each.~~~5!a1.:c~ cartndge player 117V 2 50c SJ each RCA Solid 50c·S7 Working brass S3 S7 Girls !Gin bike DI NING room buffet S50 Beach Saturday and Bowling Green. Costa S3 h Redwood . k speakers S2S AM car St ate ste reo v. it h Coleman camp lantern SIS Mens shirts and Dog house SS Tires LlS Sunday. call after 9am tvdn S3 SO . Danis h Meu Saturday and eac · ptc et radio like nev. SLS Dual s peakers Sl 7 World S9 Six tables $10 $50 SIS each. TV stand SS. 548·9065 modern chair SIS Sunday gate3Sinx70u!SS.Glass Ut fluorescent lamp globe 50c Volkswagen Large solid mahogany panlsdStearh Twotwin Tires. wide 14in s20 •-------- 499-4119. 35~1nx47,inx •on S5. S• so AM/FM stereo engine parts S5·SSO Ice Duncan Phyfe SSO woo headboards. h 9550 DESK $19 Bunk bed set Tira nm u :--11·n SS.Two frames .. _v sprangs eac · 646-S9. Box spnn' g and mat-" ........ tube radio and record skates SIO. Wome.n's I Many siies p1rture · ""A · BOOGIE board and WAS HER Kenmore Churchill flnns SSO automatic runs good 646·3612 _S50 __ 67_~-~----- PNEUMATIC wheels. CHEST ol drawers S20. new. size s 30·6 ball Speaker ca.blnets St.o · S . Leather chairs $50 pair. ~anngs 12· Size 6190'6 Stereo cabinets SIS each. Timken bearings SIS. End tables SIS each. Pie· 17141 644-5005 tures $10 and S20 3 Tier GMC step bumper. new $50. Pioneer stereo S25. Double bed headboard. solid hardwood S2S. 892-2124 GLASS c11blnet U . Sofabed ~. Three wigs and beads 19. Four paintings Sl2, Exercise bicycle SIO. Table SS. AM /FM stereo SSO 536·2938 ut !lily table with outlet SlO. Watne irons SG and Sl<Y. Electric can opener SJ. Whirlpool foot bath Sl 2.50. CB antenna S12. Old Maytag wrincer washing machines bs and $50. Hermes 3000 typewriter $35. Rem· lncton portable typewrite.r $25. B!Jce $40. Metal crut ches S7. Record albums 5()('.SJ. Car bed 110. Toys and games 10c-S3 Potty BABY back pack S20. chalr S3. Baby clothes Baby car seat S30. 10c·S2 Picnic table and benches S.SO. Two lounge Srtl0inx22in mirror S30. chairs S3 each. Chevy Mosaic !Lie nipper StO Luv back window 110. 6.00·14 LT lire on nm F70xl4 tire,new,S30.286 and two more rims $20. Viralnla Place. Costa W o o d . 3 d r a w e r Mesa between 22nd and typewriter stand S20. 23rdStreets --------Wood twin bed S~O. TW IN size beds with Bunk bed ladder SS. SID· drawers <Captain beds) x8ln c~rd 2-~rawer. $20. each. Gold screen metal ftle cabinet S20 doorheavydutyStQJbir each. 8-Track tape dryer S2. Girl! clothes. player SlO. Dual cone sizes 2 and 3, up lo S2. 1 2 1 n F 1 e x a 1 r Chest or drawers small loudspeaker. DL~ SIS. S12. 143-D 21st Street. Antique shoe buttons St S48·lB22or84S-946'7 each. Three door knob -------- sela SS, 968-0436 STEREO portable record mahogany8ftx48111x1'oin h b 1 S2 .. E frames. mu~h oak li ke new S35. 2433 FOROTransC-4$35 389 tress.twmsize.2setsal S2each2214EldenAve .. c ange r with 2 icyce " ngine ' Vassar Place Costa PontiacheadsSSOpair S35 each Tricycle S3 Costa Mesa.548-5143 speakers. plays good stand S2S Boys base S0c -S7.~ Lots or new Mesa M o par 383 cr ank• Bike. ladies 10-speed S25 Paper bat'k books ball shoes S3. Gl ass permanent ink markers --------S3S Metal cabinet base HANDMADE linens 25c each Hard cover bowels 25c·75c Books 20c each Hangi ng MAGNAVOX console pistons. cam SSO. Chevy S2-$1S B1 cyC'le sso books 7Sc each Two and puzzles 2Sc·7Sc Pie· basket cha.Ir SG Large radio and record player air condition com· !~ bi~!~a~S st~~~i~ Barbies toys :>Oc-SS heavy duty S inch mctable S25 1396Shan· wrought Iron plant S12 Newtaalhghtsand pressor SlS Chevy m· t k anifold SS V I stands, one pair SS. We ight benc h SSO speakers Sl4 Min• re non Lane. Cosu Mesa. holders S3 Good com wiring Sil Wickerlaroe a em ave " o e s ss pa' M other pair SIS Quilt CI o t bin g soc S so cord changer SlO. 3 Mini 979.0043 fort able barrel chair dog basket $4 Movie c v r ar ' oon tops. oew StO and S3S Womens 10·12, baby to 12 pillows S3 Box of eloth ANTIQUE tredle sewing SlS Teo old woodfn s creen S4. Plumbing ~~~·~a::'ar ~~:~~l:g Quilts sso. TV and rom girls. New cooler szs. SS T wo I 2 • n c h m a chine with a c trunk brass locks 128. p Ip e s a nd n Ip p I es Mopar radiator $40, Car bin a lion record player Saw $35. Drill SJS. Sander speaken with tweeters . SSO Th lf d Smail hump back trunk lOc·SOc Single mattress and radio. black and SJS. Jig sa"' and attach· Sl2. Corner seal S50 Tiil cessones e or with lray $38. Old auto S6. Mens shorts and radio SlO. 839·:llSO while. works good $50. ments ~ each. Jars S2 bolt le, liquor SS. Dishes Porta Poth 11 lilte new trunk 12$. Big selection pants S2 each. Ladles Call evenings or Monday dozen. Dishes, toys anti· 25c each Two speakers SSO. Large refrigerator of iron or brass fire boots and ahon S3 each. SMALL antique dresser 536·63116 ques SS·S3S. Cb1ir1 $2S. Glas~ crystal vues Dolly with strap SSO. place tool sets inc:ludlna Aluminum crutches SS. 125· Toys and games SS·SSO. Sliver S5·SSO Sl·S2. B.S.R. record Auto AM/FM stereo like andirona and fire Suitcases 12·SS. Skate SOc-Sl. Big wheels $4. Trimmer SSO. Ladder changer. diamond nee· new $30. Large brown screens SS·S2S. Solid board $5. Nuts and bolts Twin bed wltb drawers $50. French provencial die S2S. 2130 Doctors naugahyde bean bag wood I drawer dresser soc jar. s aallon out· SlS. Bed spreads ~2· desk SSO Jewelry Circle. apt D. Costa SlO. Magnavox console $25. Many vintage and board gas can $4. Fish Reeordplayer~. WhJte 50c-S2S. Avon bottles Mesa. off Victoria color TV, works SlS. An· antique chairs S3·SSO. 2 tank, 26 gallon show $25. des k S l~ P1rtures SS-S2S. Yard equipment 642-7589 lique silverware , 6 tweotys upholstered Dynano filter 110. Siient SOc ·SS. Di~hes. ~wls and tools Sl·llO. Boolls P 1 a ce se tl 1 n g SSO · chairs fine hardwood Grant pump SIO. Heater 5()('-Sl.50. High cha•~ SS SS·S20.CooCooClock$50. DRIVEWAY patio rem Jewelry, necklaces frames and carved legs S4 Thermometer Sl Copper wall hangings WaUpaper SS Tents S2S forcing steel 70 plus root SJ.$5 Z390 No. E. Elden S50 each. Boxes of boat 548.7011. 2092 Wallace. S20·$4. Baskets SOc·SL Cots SS. Lantern SIS. roll 1.500 square feet I Ave . Casu Mesa fittings, lights. and new Costa Mesa Leather couch and Bookshelves S2S·S50 6x6, l~t0S2S. 962-IW70 COLOR TV. SJS. King r op e SOc·SJ O S H8 matching chair SSO Ch I I ...... -__ .. c .. -'-. new REFRIGERATOR $50. each. Girls clothes r stmas decorat ons SCHWlNN dirt bike good siie waterbed $40. Call -"""' ...... uaw S0c·S30. Mirrors and coodltlon $20. Kitchen Steve at 979.4324 or $30 . Locking gun Dresser SlO. Bed 140. S()('·Sl.50 20141 Bayview lights SlO·SSO. Hockey sink with Moen fixture. 641.2087 cabinet. 2 drawers Fluorescent li&hts SS. Ave .. Santa Ana equipment U S, and good condition ss below Sl6. Variety or Houseware 2Sc-$S ReightsMpm. skates $50. Tralnboard IW4·578S BICYCLE womans 3· vintage f1Shing rods and Saturday only 673 LAWNMOWER StO. Golf S2S. Bone China and speed S25 Paintings $25. reels SS.-125. Many Center Street, Costa "lubs and earl s2• DESK ls 36 I S25 Col lector s record 1 r M ' " Fostoria dishes plates x P ne 1 • D amps rom every era esa Bikes •1" ...... Tape re· · ' s b' · ._ a bums .2. esigner --------• • .,._, cups $$-$50. Quilts $50. lereo ca met pine _, clothing S5 Kitchen for table, ceiling. wall 10 PIECE Designers corders Sl5. Stereo $25. Mynorrah $25. Pool $30. 67S·704S utensils 2Sc·SS. Llnem and noor Sl-$50. Ten an· Group, Revere ware. Turntables SS. Jeans Toboggan $35 I SOFA g(l $50 Electric Sl·S3. 61S~ Begonia. lique andvintage ollla· s tainless ste el soc. Mens suits SJ. B eechw~od , J rv I ne , 220 r 3 n g e. 1ot 5 or Corona del Mar. Sunday b 1 e 1 am PS SS· SSO · cookware, like new $50. La mps s to. Dishes Wood br 1 d g e . June teat urea, needs a little IOam. Wooden bookcase $20. Steel perferated metal 10c·25c Books. record 27.28,29.July2,3,69-8pm, work $25. Apartment BARBEUS and dumb-Illuminated Bulova patio table with 4 t0·50c. Radio SS. Mens July 5lh 12·S. size dishwasher, built· bells 12Slbs iron plates Jewelers window clock chairs, needs repainting dress shirts 7Sc. Tennis in works super~ Ai SJS. Leather hides, Sl2. 843 W. l5c.h street. SSO. 84&-3~ stuff Sl·S2. Luggage TWIN mattresses SS. T.V. · · r Costa Mesa {between •2.SJ. Kitchen utensi'ls SlO . Sbutt•rs SIO. raid hom $10 Elk skin suede, pigskin. glove '8 Pl ti d M · AIR ... Hp • .. acen a an onrovia compressor, "" · · 2Sc·l5. Purses soc. -----·---1 SOLID oak desk sso. EX ER<.:ISE board StO Two match.ing chairs . needs upholstenng SIO each Golf b11l ls S3 dozen 3 Tier kitchen earl on rollers SS Redwood chaise loungt', no pad S30 Pinto parts. tire and rim $20 Regular rims S5 each. Radio $20. Hubcaps. se1 or 4 S2S Lamp $20 Cadillac hubcaps. set of 4 S2S. Fender skirts fol' a 1973 Cadillac. Coup de Ville S2S 3101 Yukon Ave . Costa Mesa or caJI ~0-8379 SLIDE projector 110, S38 Water bed with healer SSO Kiln dried frame SSO Silk screening equipment SlS Four car speakers SIS Hanging lamp SlO 963·9334 LAWN mower , push type, quality $17 Iron 1ng board. best ftO Pole lamp SS. 631-4266 TUBES ol oil paint Sl·SS each Tracing paper S3·SS each 2Srt rope lad· der U> Globe on stand SS Two guitars StS. Elec tr ic adding machine SI S Floor polisher SS. Swag lamps SIS pair Fireplace tools SIS 839·~ 20 SQUARE yards blue, green C'arpet S20 Tape recorder S25 Blank tapes Sl each. Painted bookcase SS Lawn mower S7 SO 6ftx2ft cabinet SlO Color T. V with 6n wood cablOet. needs work S50 Heavy duty bed frames S3 each 543-3663 WEIGHT bench $20 Lined lime gree n draperies 9Sx144 S20. 3-s peed bi cycle SlS. Dolls SJ each Two trailer side mirrors SS. Trailer hitch SS. Size s roller skates 12. Fire screen $2. Typing table SS. Fabric remnants 2Sc·S3. <SJO for entire box I . Patterns 2Sc. 962-3831. tS643 Los Leones. Fountain Valley. LADIES bike 10-speed S40. 3·s p eed S2 S Backgammon SS. Color TV !Jin "'5. Redwood table and bench SIS Kids bike SS. Polaroid Plus S16. Cabinet Zig Zag sewing machine S50 Old oak desk S4S. Oak chaJr SIS. Antique mini sewing machine S30 Old pottery jug Sl2. 100 year old Chinese butt on s SIS each Pearl/diamond ring SSO Hamptr basket StO Turquoise rings S-4, SS. Sterling chain with 2in Purr shell S3S. Sterling shell locket SlS. Books 2Sc · SSOc Ga mes St Satu rday only. 315 Grand Canal. Balboa Island. player SlS. 2Un Philco ELECTRIC knife SIO. colored T. V. console, Warne Iron $20. BBQ walnut cabinet, not S2 o_. Far be r w a re worltlna S2S. l9in porta· Bro1lerlrollss1rte SSO. ble colorfd T. v. works Pair LlmJted Edition rair 13>. 1.enlth port.able JOln skillet S20. Corn black and white T v not popptt SlS. Old Royal worldn& no. Roll·•·way typewriter US lronl· bed$2U31•2119 board $10. lOOft ex·-------- tension c:ord $JS. Sleq-BLOW n3h (stuffed) SIO. tn1 hla $10, Dartboards. L1womow1r PS. Tool one Brialle S20 otber box S35. Alt «lmPreslOr SlS. Topsider boot.I 125. $20 and SSO, Hand toots 8 0 au n c: h I I r S2 0 . a.sso. Hand truck SU. Skllaall vat s:zs. 25tt Kanaaroo bide uo. shorecordS.W. Mob pole Al kabol stove us. sso. Mob liitlt *· Lock TtaotrnltllJon cooler SlO. wench handle SS). Fioat Small ,., tnlin• m. coat 135 Doro timer Ga• ed,ler sso. Fold uP $30. 10 amp battery bike W . 221 E. 19th charftr ~. Men'• akl Slre«.Sat~onty. p1nt1 VJ. Parlra S.S. Kitchen table and 2 rua sso. Oak orrlce each. 63H199 St l ) ua 013" 9 6 S20 lL Hp i ree s · .....,. ... • · "" · · 1 r com· Leather ja"kets ........ chairs S2S. Antique oak ch a I r s S 2 0. S 2 S . Sat 10.4 SUnday. p reuor S20 Double TV s2c.. W ... omens..,d9:. Child'srolltop d-k and Depression gla ss, VACUUM.Torpeclotype, l l Col I t ., " "'"' complete 13>. Auto bike YOUTH bed -.tth m•l· man e eman an em signer clothes SJ.•"s. Chair $50. Chair SI. Fostoria America pal· ... , S8 T bu Col ... Bench ... Cott~table... Lem $4-17.SO Or1rung caddy $12. Reflector tress. excellent condi· "a·m v.'Ost.o messr ., •• ~n Beaver collar S2S. 1364 ... .., teleacopeonlrlpodSlO. tlon M0.5'&-1...., ... P ve ,.,..,..,....., Hampshire Ci rcle. C o s co c h a I r S2 . board, wood S3S. Floor ......, Mahogany dinine ~m lamp. old Sls. U.S. n1rs :~kine. After 10·30 ELECTRIC atove top FENCING 3Sft 6ft com· Dover Shores, Saturday t1bl1S.W. Fourmatchlftl SS.Sis. Boob Sl·SS. Art $50. Doltble kitchen sink bed patinas 13>. Ornate _e._3 ______ _ Solid oak desk chair $50. Large filing 3 drawer metal cabinet UO. Robertshaw school wall clod S25. Five drawer solid wood chest or dr awers S3S Tools SOc·SSO Four 6 foot show cases with lights S2S each Round maple lamp table S20 Antique curio cabinet with glass doors s.50. t6n extension ladder $40. Eleclnc lear Blower. almost new $50. Pool table S2S Jewelry Sl·SSO. Some old time toys Sl·S50. Glassware, dishes, some collectors SIO·~. Deep fryer and cooker. new Sl5. Pie tures. frames, paintings Sl·SSO. Occassional chair, ornate $20. Plat· form rocker SlS. Dishes 2St' to StO. King size spread SlO. Plant table h1ngen SlO each. Set or 350 HONDA paru SSO. truck mirrors $8. Anti· Typewriter s.4S Five que banks SJS.$50. 2203 used rence panels SS Miner. between Wilson each. Water bed SSO and Victoria. Costa Frame ~-Closet doors Mesa Arte r SAM S4 each. Double bed please. Saturday and m1ttttss SS. ~ box spr· Sunday. in& SS. 631-0954 Moon boot1 ttO. 9">1545 VACUUM cleaner Ill. Ta· bl1 e1wSIO. Old T.V. Q , HOTPOINI' dbl oven MO. Bench Pmt Jll. Sun· Bulil-ln eltdric rans• day only. 2700 Cliff •. llin'a and womtftl DrlYt,Newport Beacb, d otbea •·9'c. Pflooo. 1raplt .. Tape player KING lbt bedlprtad 121 ti. L.P, recorcta 2k UO '9dl. C...,.U 1110 ta~ lrclll a. TOllMt MO. aod 1112 •· ...-a. ~ Md Sm· abort 111a1 on wllltt. .. , u. 100t ....._.. 1m e1tt1 ... ,. sa-aa. 0r .. 1 .................... ,. c.halrs $40. P1Uo table deco lamp1 SLS-$50. Ted· QUEEN 1111 m1ltre11 S2S Twent bo rd New Orleam style ca.st and h~ha.lnllO. Frame. dy bean $$-$JO. Keep and box 1prlllsa with do~ra ul. ~:at:m Iron 2 pllulera "° ZENITH _ 15 inch black tl·U . Kllcben ware trytn1. bave nawer ma"reu cover. U · wroueb lroo ~rod Balcony rill $50. Boob and while TV. works lOc-$5. 548-2921. 2562 Vls· machlne and will retW11 ceUent, "5.131~199 $20 f7S.m 2'C·S$. Ceramic and $25. 8'4-48 ATTENTION t Dr N_.,_ b calla m-41155 • 1lau collectables a ·• ... w,... .. ucac .. . . SU RFBOARD lft 8111 $50. NORGE buvy duty cu Sl•W . Saturday, corner BIKES ladi1$ !>speed bu PROPANE tank 5 pllon VW part.a: Front ~ dryer needs blower szs. Bayport ancl Holiday, eltttrlc beadJl&bt.. t&U borlt00tal mount SU. $40. Dect lid Sii. reo Caab only 97.39 Newport Bacll ...... , ll1bt. Mtos ctu1scr haa Sil foot atcndable step ders Sii. CV Joints ltO bi&Sebw1Mwtltdt,Urt1 ladder SIS. 54t ·H9'. eacl\ llMI09 PROPANE camp stove YOUNG boys ztln a d1addle80thloohncl c.taM.. · '10. New 1Jeep6n1 bac Schwinn Stillcr•Y. ex· 11 ' PISR£NG cur 10t·$1. t U. Bowllnf baa ..., . ~l:,•_W~~on. ~ta· ~!~.~ew. lac" S4t . SCHWINN btkt ll6n ~-T1cklt box, full US. .. "" " ..,... '1'1~ -..w _,_ Mac G ... -aotr bt& Sle-,__. -'-Sl". Htny duty Dataun Meu (fear houtt) -------• ..... ~ ...... ._ ...,..... • bltmper IS5. Sha1lt M2·5417 $.JS. Super~ walttr RteJt, ocean bott pol• 1ar11e door har4wlrt •--------• LAWPS elJ>Hllve ~I· JU. Bowltns ball, .,_, $10-Sll. Baja 1rouper SS. OardH ID& Mffl LIATH:!Jl borM collan coutor ltema, one at aod thotl •· lvtrlOft pole m. S.atGr t-OH IOc ·l t. Doablt cllah1 U6. Lawn tdaer llO. ao. Two •t S25 each. lkpeed •· Sahm Ice $.fl. Lt1lW be.It $JO. Unk 11te sso. SCTftft P«tebe bumper ~ 'l'•o a t U S ttcll . cream mlddM •· llr Sunda,y or tvt1lo1• door t5. TV tra11 •· US. Dlamoad plate GI.JUI Coif• IJO, M«to ... Ste·• Piet ... rru. lk-SI. bumper for Amerlcu KIDS.A,8£0 *'°· Lamp C.ll •• Maw mlaJ bllNt ... tn1ek ta. &atfboercl Tft us. End l•blts '*°· ' All CCIDdllioMr. wtndow IU1httH 1tlrl of Iii ... StlriGI lull •. CIGdlll 1k410. Setur· V.W. wheel rhm, ~ltd lJpe •. 10...,... biCJ· 5'auet mapciDM. tldl Ir .... 111C1 trw •. 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Allyouwant.IUOwkly. din1s, Aonlverurlea, Kini 11 Slmmona mat· sc•1M11rtt •••••n•n•n°•••••••• Yamaha t' Concert BOXES lllJU3S. SLSO Sample bottle dellv. Birtbdaya6«Jlo1Juty' tre11 eet, &ood cond. ~l.J '17PendtrMuttan& Grand, ebony, mlat !!!Gh. ~'~Ta!._ dlseowit. free . 0Isp1 t c be r , llloo• Of Mewpert Jl00.175-2171 a~ AJI oti&lnal, with cue 6 con d . SHOO Fl rm _, auwa .... 731·2727. ~ TABLE, round, solid m•· IWWUW am S4IS Private Party54.S-5'31. •210t, Ml-Zll5 Evg. -'Db._,le~m:.:.attreu'---,-bo-1-ap-r-1 OLD OLD Oak 1 dtahr pie, 2 Uer, 210x Z5 $10 ~r-D!': = MUST SILIJ MalOCI Hamb 881 1': Freeaw 1.2'7 Cu ft $1.SO. tna. clean. 1100• a 4ll chHt in bid condiUoa m15S7 STOMACH p. v. baH Amp wltb Beaut rellniahed, xlnt Couch I ' bl111 bncuJon drywall abfftl SS ea S3S.Old~tnak$15. RIDWOOOJX6'S Everymomift&Igetup, bard1bell cue and tone. Offers O.K. 115· Add mach. 7 dl&it '87-4831 Carpet l2xlJ. Burcandy 2' to 20' '-•. xtnt dee... bend over and touch my awtar. SD> 14&-SUO aft 1-=-11:..::;5-...:.75~7~0-----Remln&toe Ra,,nd $30. 30" W•1t1., .. ..: .. -. •lee __.. u.. M'· I ..,... " "' 0 1<..1c7101 p ··' Klmball U-'""' Piano La Zl D.... .. "' uuu.., "' ·~ ..... e new. ..c. • u in&. fresh tNck load.,. toes. Unlortunattly, it's u. 1y1.,.,. IUI ....... wn mower ..,,.ary ranae turquoise S1S, apt. d in In •t d" 1·.. 18915 StOOor bit olr $3S Gald lined drapes l' .rape1 1 coo I· rlvina weet.ly. Save at w w m STOMACH. Offkt Fa:••• & ui-•afU:I> · !!~.~r.· 1 pair uo. ~~~~~· X lion. Makeolfer sstrt. PP call J im Drapes, 96 x 103, green '"'' ' IOIS P Winter U ri• .. ......._ ~7552 5'1·1118Saoxtime antique satin, lined incl ....................... ~n~fuJ __.. MP -,.~t. Haod·prlnt.ed lnvltatioos. Family charter mem· whitesbeer underdrapes Des It 1 , chal n. fl le a "'""'· ovma ... _--. ·····•••I Add aly&e to YoW' wed· ben1hip to John Wayne and hardware S50. cabineu, tables' misc muatsell. ss.i«7I ,---dl.na. party, etc. with Tennis Club for sale to MATLACK UIUIK'HRANG 833-W7 895-280U46-21.65 Eves. Sp1rf11NJ.... 1"4 BIG SALE -New/Used Entire furnl1hln11 of, FAMILY GARAGE c1lli1raphy. Heu. Faat. Hhlfhestbidder.6'4~036. m~ ~. 5'56:S15. Chettof Pitney Bown Postage ..................... .. furn, marble Ule, thru N.B. HOLM. 2021 Com· SALE·Dreul dininC Marc,553-11877. andlcap, Equip. Whl i ifwrs, S?S. Lamps, tables Machine: Xlnt cond 1 2 larae Camping Tents, 7/31, at mW. 19th St. modoreRd.Sat June27 t f . bed rm Bl 1 chr,3whlblke,shower&c Ii misc. 10110 alum. year old. Model 0600. new cond. SleeP1 S.10. CM ~5 only. Bdrm·. dioioa: !~~ r~!!!i skis. c~~: g~:~~~io: 5~. ,~: tolletseat.631-02.64 SALES * LESSONS * RENJ••s storage ahed. asstd S2500. Pitney Bowes ..:~:=.;;:..:.7::::5'~----- Garage Sale. Fri, Sal ' llv rm furn •• acces., diamond uw, tumble 6 lnie. e. A-l cond New Roof Mowited Attic 11.. lumber. Golt cart, ~. Meter/Scale: Xlnt cood. Store, lellw•, Sun. Nice furniture 4c tools, bikes, yard, .many polishing eqiuip. Many m15S7 fan, complete with BBQ by GE. SSO. New 1 year old, $500. Coll lw 1095 miac. 310 Iris, CdM. antiques. Everything In new and W>uaual items thermostat 1)$. Wooden lire, G78xl5, $25. Anti· Crai 714 /631·0213. • .................... .. Sat/Sun. l" alate poolta· xlot cood. Sat/Sun 8AM·2PM only. B~DSPREAD. king, rose Bunk Beeb SUS wtrree Windsurfers -New/Used ques & collectables. Copiers new ,, used, FOi SAU ble, clothes, l&e variety 1--------•I 1700 Clay St New N B. ptnk "-'°pal, w/ahades of mattresses le Box spr· Misc. Beat reas. orter. super values, recondi· "'Auipment and supplies of items, ftte kindling HUNTINGTON 631-6296 ., .. !'i;'~inhelvetrolled lnaa. Days 640·6023. Sat.only.~3523 lloned . From $95 fu;1 s.taUooBEAUTY wood. 9632 Indian Wells HARBOUR YARD SALE. misc ever· ml.557 7fi0.8160 LAMPS, 2 matched whlle 638·3033 SALON. EveryWn1 Is Circle, H.B. Guqe/FumltureSale ytb.ing. Sal/Sun, 600 FRONT Throw mower It FOi SALE tubular. prisms, green Telex new in cl all in excellent cooditioo. Small Boat lo the mak· Radios, 'Stfreo, beds, Heliotrope,CdM. edaer. S200 for both. Equipment.and supplies 2906 l'..-6 ~ velvet trim. incl. brass directOries.PdS2400.seU HUIOt ing, cheap. Electric ta· dressen1. oal"dul.. rm ta· Sat '--•7 6'Hm for a 5 stalioo BEAUTY WQl 1•gnwa1 :.,~1!.~7radcets. S20 ea. $1500. 556-2346 TY, a....it- ble saw, electric planer. ble, tools, wood -& SALON Eve~ .... : •• · .....,....., p -Misc. 1115 E. Balboa misc. Sat/Sun 9-4. 9 AM ti1 7 PM. 23296 2 dressen1, Maple hutch, '"~"''• 15 N ....+ n......&. Ht I017 HIR, Steno 1091 Blvd. Peninsula. • Edgewaler.Mf.1291 Buckla El Toro stereo console & misc. ID excelllt~l =Uon. 8"1""'' ~ . w.kal ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• items. All xlnt cond _.v.,. lltth w1b IOll Golden Retriever pup· Beautiful Color TV, 2 yr Misc. items for home, of· (7 ) pies Ch Ii F fice, auto. No reas. offer MOVING SALE : nt. s, misc. 171.81 Santa 775-4102 M 0 VIN G s e 11 in g 14 642· lJM ~·••••••••• ............ AKC.639-4arnl1on nes wrnly ree delivery. refused. Sat /Sun 8·4 ~·ano. sofa· bed, clothes, bel, Fowitain Valley Two S2 000 R 1 ch a rd houseful or items. Sofas, 'tUU ender Precision Base 11 j!48.'""'54'""'6-;...;1=716=---- hold t 9AM p bed d .. _ din' hardcase. new cond. ZEBRA Finches beaut 31S7 Yukon Av. C.M. e & pen. Bric·•· · . etersoo Ongi.nals, Sell • esu . mg set, S4.50 1 6 .., 50 WANr ACTION! ESTATE/GAR. SALE brae, whkhr. 3-whl bike GARAGE SALE SAT 9.3 for SlOOOeach. 75.2· 7520 TV, tables, etc. 631-~ll 848-~ co on -~56,s/pr Classired Ads 6'2·S67S Sat nl 9-4 Frost! etc. '233 Dana Rd. alley 2443 Littleton, C.M. Wo H ---,--- -I Fri·gfdii~e. "rurnitu~~ l~'r'ArSaurpet).~l-~~~27be~ (Fair and Fairview). • •••• ~· •• :.~ •••••••• ~~~ ~·· H•w 9100 Wos. H•w 9100 Wos, H•w 9100 Wos, H•w 9100 Autos, H•w 9100 ltltos, H•w 9IOO card table & chairs, 2So~caU. '"""" UCiV'I ~ ex Garage Sale-washer. • ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• hsewares, elec. add. -=::o:...::='------dryer, freeur. small ap- macb, frames & easel, GARAGESALE pies, misc. l.20-23rd St. &arden supplies, yoga Sat/Sun S.S N.B. Sat. &Sun. 8-S. mats, lots of misc. 1607 9182 Aloha Dr., H.B. OUT OF STOltAGE Cornwall Ln, N.B. (off M U LTI · FAM 11.. Y SAT/SUN g..3, Washer & Dover). MOVING SALE : dryer, S/S Admiral Mulli·Family Garage 17'.6,l781.1782, 1789 Pit· Refrig /Frzr (Cop· Sale. We have almost cairn Dr. C.M., Mesa pertone l. dresse r everything! Sat. 9am· V~rde. Furn, toys, appl.. w t m i r r 0 r , J BM 4pm. 2761 San Carlos Ln, misc. lG-4pm Saturday typewriter, lawn mower C.M. June 27th. ( Pwr). tables & misc YA R D SALE 4 8 O 6 MOVl!~G getting rid of furn items. 1165 Boise. Co rtland. CdM, Sal xtra Junlt. Some nOl so or Fairview/B"aker,CM 9 A M · 4 P M . Bo a t , junk y· bicycles, wei&bts, misc. 1721 lowaSt. C.M. Sat. GAUGE SAU GAIAtilsu ir. Five famlly garage sale. ~!4at1• OllytAMC .... , _.. Sat. 9.3 8 Gold Blurt && -~1(;~ C:!il:;~:; Culver /Deerfield. Irvine Wrought lron bread rack, $3004, Franklin fireplace Garage sale Saturdar. S9S Louvers SS-S30 S32S. appliances and 27th. 8 Tu!. l!"'IDe ID l.2x14 sunny yellow cpt other good atuff. Sat 9. 3. j W o o d b r 1 d g e S60. 12 draw chest S45 601 Rockford Rd CDM 9A.M.·4P.M Sm wrought iron ice 7fi0.8727 Multi family garagesale. cream set SlOO. Glass Antqs .. collectibles & Ratnier Circle. H B Sat: to P lb I w / 2 ch r s furn . 9-4, Sat & Sun. 492 Antig, rum. ~f{;~~~>. SlOO. 546-7209 Orange, NB. 6'6-8335 SALE · Sat S.3; Rainier -· C' "Big yard "·'·" 20141 MOVING SALE 1rcle, H.B. Fisrher ......,, - Rd rig. micro wave, Price toys, bikes etc. -Bayview. S.A. Hts. Sat, sewing macb. freezer, Garage Sale Sat/Sun S.4pm. See dimes 8 Llne. radial um saw. sofa 27th /28th , furn , Steel lumber rack for sleeper, beds, redwood housewares, clothes. standard truck, SSO. Ta- table & benches. too 406 \'J 9th St. H.B. ble lamp, SlO. Game la· many items to mention. GARAGESALE ble w/4 naug. chain. 8691 Larkport Dr, Hunt Sat. 9•12. Ul62 Braemar S.'50. '77 Datsun bubble Bch. BAM to JPM Way,NewportBeach. windows. new, S20. SattSunon1y. Men's clothes. SO<·S2. GARAGESALE-Alittle H......... Mu c h More ! 344 bit of ever ything. Fui;n. baby s[uff. ever-Cabrillo. C.M. Sat. Sat/Sun S.5PM 1319 Bon-yth1Dg. 2ll22 Shaw Lane ""'g.-'4""p;::;.m:..:..·------ nie Doone, Irvine Ter· Magnoha/AUanla. Sat raceCDM _oo_IY..._. _____ _ Moving Sale . Everything Goes. See ad in dime-a· Plants, antiques, many Y'al C-! lines. #1 Beechwood. goodies. S5'l Stardust we have it aU! Sat l0.5. 61?:1, 29 · 7/2, 3. 6 9am· H.B. Sat/&ml-5. Sun lO 'llJ ? 8pm1 6128&7/~12-5 . GARAGE SALE-2 10 spd 92' Arbor, Qiata Mesa M u c b Misc! 96 0 I bikes. 2 maple bar M"'IN ......... S Landfall,HUNTBCH. stools, dining rm set, up-,_ • • -Sat/Sun. 9-4 right rru, miK. rum. Shipmate. woodburner Everything Goes! Furn, etc. sat Only 9-2. 1714 stove, bead & holding A I' A . MIS. soun· C.... t tank (new). Rigaings, PP lances. nllques. "' .. TV'S, Stereos, Sun lOam Dbl beds • frames. lov· tools, househdd items. 615.,., Begooia CdM eseat, lbls, kitchen lbl It clothes. MUCH MORE! Couch & loveseat lgedio. cbrs, & other misc. 8701 2053 Newport Bl, CM, b''-S 1 t 8 5 set, ... e. See Dime·•· Mossford Dr .• H.B. Sat -· -Llne.286V"trginja.CM. S.4. Coffee tble Sl9. con color Yard Sale. Sporting TV $20, okl oak dslt rhr Rattan love seat, SSO ; goods, pictures & much (needs refan ) ss. Xmas Kirby Vac S7S; Milk more. Mesa del Mar Tree $2, fish poles. Glass&lotsofmisc Tract, 1171 El Camino lamps, grandpa's power l618JrvtneNBSatonly Dr .• (Fairview & saw, many blades, etc 8 GARAGE SALE, Furn, Adams), C.M. Sat/Sun, AM to 12 Sat only. 546 hsehold goods Ir dishes 10.5pm. Hamilton In CM 130 E.17tblNCM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• I IUY FUIMTUU 2 full uphol hl&h bk club KODIAC BEAR RUG Le 9S7.Sl3J chrs SM ea. 1 G.E. 19" 7 n. r~~· S500. s blk /wbt TV 950 (714 I ...,... _, OFflCE FUIHI ..... ss~7""'".94"""94-'-------... welry Dest w/ exec chair, 9' bro cotton print sofa, ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlS00,2 gstchnS2IOOea. S250 . l day bed Genuine SAPPHJRES- ftle cab $400, ~ w covers. S15. 1 black only SS perstooe! Sofa le eod tables, $.100. , rol~ial bench. $150. 2 640-8688. Recliner, $75. Book quilts, $20 /ea . 2 Small oval diamond shelves, $12.S. AJI like matchlng bdrm chan-Solitaire engagement new. 962·9339all. 5. deliers, Sm. 2 orange ring -while gold. Cost Beaut. lo•mae chr. brwn. chests. 950 for pair + $250 In 1974; need cash --misc 542~ will sell ror $200. ·nau1h. 168. Perl. cond. · · 642·5682 after 7 pm. 494-'378 201S05 LoFv~ new ... ·!fts eaea. Karen. Light green couch with ....... "'• •• · loose pillows, good con· 957·57~.orSSMi.> dition. 631·2913 AM or Walnut Fuush Drop leaf PM tbl for two. expandable Ethan Allen Colfee Table lo seat 12 w/G matching 1 ct marquise diamond, flawless & colorless, VVSI rating, best orter. Call Marie, 759-92112. '2" round Pine$2lO chrs·2 wtarma, $750. 631-4979 545-4997 Mlsc ... 1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WROUGHTIRONSET MOVIMeU.tWw Waterless Cookware By "SAK"·l.ike new· 1' rt Froll Free Whlrlpl »pc. set, never used. Sora, chn, ottoman, tbl· rerrt1. bm, SIM bell of. $390 or make offer lf·6 chn. $35·1125. fer, matchioiqueencust sd...s20 673-7200 quilled headboard bed1prud • cbaae Lo••l•aaa1 MOVING SALE louoce. by Nettle Creek, Hell um Bouquets de· Couch, kit. a.et, water S400 best offer, pme ta· livered. Great for 4th ot bed, microwave, color ble. ' upbld chn, l300 Jilly: Perfect ror every tv. mile. Fri/Sat/Sun. belt offer; misc furn. oceuioo.67M419 9715 Adams, H.B. 7eo..117hvesorSun La oak aatq buffet S2000, -...114 Queen 1lae water bed antq child's wardrobe I' Sofa Greenish/Blue complete, new m1tln!A S200. antq cutlin' tbl color. &ood cmd. SlOO. 6 llaer. Pedestal aad poo, 1U-G52'Z llM910 beak!. flOO.-..... M(>wer. rear bauer, Sectional lft, linen: Palr Love Se8t, Cd cond. COod cond. cott SlJO,teU Beiae. blue. rwt, aoc>d $100, w tble 125, din for 115. S3UN2 condLllod!Ol40-7'11 tablell0._...1112 Tiffany Club Jle.m· $ofa bed l40. baby crib Avocado dlnlnc table, berahlp. $325. Pleaae 940, child'• dreuer • w /4 cbair1, ISO. 2 lampt, c 1 ll 15 7 · 2030 le n e desll: s10-.-.Jm p. both.551... ....;:m::.: ... =:;.m'"" •. '------· MIYll Ul9: u......._ 1 ..... Colombian Emeralds Oft· n.. bdnn 11t -Sota ,_.... ... l1 •100percaral ""' ....... ....................... ~ bed fl40, talk beds •• Top q111llly Jbow' llcJrMI. . 1or1 6 loveaeat $IOO, expeaalte. Arab, Qtr, Carpetsteametea.ne.r Matt/box aprtnp: Twll APPJ. •171! Goodcond.l500. S7S. full•, Qn Q , HORHTRAILER lllwt MORE! 17MIOJ '11 Imperial. t bone, GoidlD Tm In I) ~'-' =i,.:... "*:.: tud•• w/tecl rm, Or•aaJc eo1ortn1 pi.lie: -~ .... cllillt-!lee. bnllll. NJ PUclt 1-=s:....:==---i I • ·-~..., Crtdll U•I .. "'°· .. -. .. = .. _.......__ • c•···--s.w111111 .. __,.,. ._ --· • ....... .... .... ... tt,&H Wllll , .. ~.. ,,. • blll . P1uJe amllMt . ...., 1111 .. -• ed. ... ilR&. r ........ U: Nit Mio .... • . MOft• IALI Pre•c• ...., , c••lH 111 II .. C.11. • all ht /IH. hr•, •P· ..... -· MNHI --. ... • ... al1at!e1t ·lliM, ._, Mnrrt..•• f!.l::•.,.ar I, "' WHEN YOU TEST DRIVE MAZDA WAGON OR MAZDA PICK-UP! RX·7's ' -• Orange Cout DAILY P1LOT/Saturday, June 27, 1981 n,a...... ...... Pftllr to40 IMh. WI 9060 MetoriMd.... t 140 .Sterle lotl ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... 21' Victory w /3Yi HP tnlt I u--.1 Clao M,...,..I cood Xlnt car ltereo system, MUUM •-• u , b KU -· muat aell, call after · ~uu.i 4 ap nilil, compau. eoftdltlon.S125. 8 1 knot meter, cstm trlr ~lt 1~\,,,~~plus, '8l ~· Penn Yat1 Twin 121100. $56.125I 2 M 0 T 0 BE C AN ES '1> Diesel. 1portfl1 ber, aoonoo mt xlnt cond woodca nt.1525. Juruno radar. stainless SAIOTWAMJID $425 /ea. 'tn 1ara11~ __ ..;.640-::-...;..:7~1 u cb, auto pilot, Loran 49&-3357 90-ls:M II Rat e d T ow er C. 2·VHF radios, CB Fa.st Kite Sail Boal. Good ~-"""-------- Speakers. Xlnt sound radio, knctmeter. depth· for raclq 11000. Kay ~=-/ Orie HOO sell 1399 founder, ! s tueo 919-7900"731· 9150 w~~7 ., ..... t systems OAA .... -mm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,. "'-"" . . • ""'~. ~v • CAL 2S VHF, depth, kt, 12 .AKAi 4 a.-t C02 Ille raft, a Nbber sails gd ~-Ill 000 lt7' ............ R.el to ~I tape deck. ~at., 2·5 hp outboard. 2 661·'1292 75z.t14i ev days 121 Cl CYCLE Mod ftgbt1.n11 chairs, cockpit ~-'=""'~~c:.:..:o..:...::::.<,;::..i In excellent cooditlon ! el GX·280D-SS. Xlnl steering station. ball ESTATI S.ALE ~/best offer. Call Joe Coad. 8)0.1133-3246 home sta lion, 2 b11t taok l978 Catalina 27' Good at 548·7827. U oo 11nswer, 759-6316worlt systems. OUlria&ers. rod ron.d Week days please PLEASEkeeplrYin&! THEODORE ROBINS FORD 1UIJU HAllllU~ 9L 110 CO~TA MHA C>~ 1 0010 '29 Model A Town Sedan, 4 dr, resto~. Ideal for student Sl0.500. ALSO ·u fo'ord Wood ie. restored 113,500 875 8161 7.enith 24" color remote holders, rishing hghts. call co ntrol TV m walnut rod rack. extra fuel, golf 759-41'15or67S-<m'I MUST Slll! 1950 Dodie. 4 door cabinet$:'50.M5-8090 __ cart. batter>'. s.y~lem, 25, O'DAY. Assume low 1977 Yamaha lT400 in Restorable. Recent for S*-Stereo r~ll covers, bimmt top, interest lo $12.450. excellent coodiUon! Will moter & brakes. New CaU646-1712 gm poles. ground tackle. 548·0841 sacrifice for ONLY Stl50 BAT. $800.8'1S-7~7 full safety package. lo.ts & McsW electrolysts systems, Fealberwtnd 16. fast, Call lorroaldo '70 Eq.I,.... plank and rail, MUCH bght, clean, new, fully 546-2619 Conv. moo. <.:all bet ....................... MORE ! Slip avallable equipped 499-S637 VIRAGO 7SO 6 weeks old UHl AM or5-6 PM DcSANFIS CHEVROLET 401 S. El Cammo Real San Clemen~ 831·~ 492.8.500 Gttttrol 90 Io Full new boat warranty 21 · Victory, 3 Sa11s, new w I extras, extended war ---960-.-.:;.27~96=----1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale price 118,900 Call Mercury. fresh trailer. ranty etc. <save hun· '63 Flat Spyder Rdster. (213) 59H&'i9 Clean & complete, many dreds) perfect machine restored, lo ml, stored 10 ''10 Ford. 6 cyl Runs ••• t:ve Morvay xtras. ln water al H.H. but doctor says no yrs, fact hdtop, aooo in good, good body & Int 890 112 w 15th St Newport Beach You are the wmner or l wo free tickets \ $14 value> to the WORLD FAMOUS ROY AL UPIUAH 79 SEARA Y. ~ft Never in water. Tdm trailer $14,750. 833-31193, S57 5707 Electric lay loat Tri·hull 15', hill covers, auto charger. S5200, fil5· 1222 or m.2237 HORSESHOW 74 25' WELLCRAfT June~thru July 1 NOVA 250 Classic, twtn ANAHEIM VS M cruiser. C:.ilt)' Convention Center cabin, B1min1, Trailer. Tickets are good for Boat is ln new cond. Best June 30th performance orrer ove r Sl0,000 al s·oo p.m and may be 892 21,!4 ____ _ claimed by calling WELLCRAFT SCARAB M2·567B, e!!_ZTt __ windshield. complete as RtductYowTaus sembly Best orrer 892 212• Non·proril organization -'----- nds your boat. plane. 1977 32' LUHRS car. etc Liberal tax de· Twin gas, $42,500 duct ion advantage Baker's YacbtSales 213 654-234J_ Oceans1de __ 7?;?:._6876 Rowinq DMc)hy 17' Sk1cral\ with trailer. 963.3870 not running. llOO or bsl -orr 673..:·l.::::633~. -- Touring Kayak w ·roof 30· 1977 Scarab perfect rack. paddles S200 cond 28' 1966' Lyman. ---=-64().==-=89oU ___ twn Mere cruisers, new loots, M.W convertible top 1964 S29SOOBO. 2131598-0034. 646-4S29 v es led . near per f Auto . S1350 0 B 0 =~==-------$3950 OBO. Trade ~3t28.S57·39114. liCIMG SAIOT HONDA tm 7SOK, xlnt w/dolly. 67S-7168 cond, extras! Best offer 836·9521l.....~S5l9 '68 Dodge Camper Van 14' AMF For;-5, fast & 548-11268 --~.'!'!~!~~ ... !!~~ _ 67:~5:16 fun, like new. S7SO or '79 Yamaha 650 SF xlnt bestoffei:._!47·005_1__ cond SK mi, orig owner. CO RONADO 27 1nbd, xtras.631·S232P.M hinged mast. !>pinn, '79 YAMAHA MXlOO less VHF. Npt sbp. SlJ.500 than SO miles in xlnt con 642·6941 d1t1on, bke new $450 10 fl sailboat. r1berglass 495-4407. __ _ S300 '72 Y3maha. 250 MX 496-~l Good cond $2:5j) SSS-3459 30' RAGTI ME Racing -Sloop. Ensenada wm · 1969 BSA L1ghtn1ng. ner, surfs 20+ kls grut trans. 1400 mt on $14,000, trade for lux new eng. SSOO takes, car. 6.13·!._350 eve~--4!!!J·4601f.M_ _ LIDO 14. Xlnt cond with YAMAHA '70 in xlnt new trlr & <.'Over Sl.595, cond S240St.reet legal 1979 CHEVROLET 4X41LAUR Cheyenne model loaded w1tb optional equipment inc air cond . stereo, till wheel, cruise control. mag wheels & more' (107270). ONLY $7999 COHHRl CHEVROLET ..!.!Ol lliirhor 111 "t ('OS1 A \H .... \ 546-1200 call 675~2479 64&-4666 21' Cal. sips I. mam jib. Motor HOftlft. Salt/ I:~:~= motor. trailer. l2 volt Reet/StoracJt f 160 elec. Xlnl cood Many ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic trans .. pwr xtr~ ~000 586"82!9_ _ WE C,.. u SELL steering, wide wheels & llU"'I oU ·road t ires WANTED Salling YOURR.V <IM38723).Astealal Dingby, Sabol or • otherw1Se m gd cond ~J.304 OML Y $5995 642-8001 Rent 23· Lux. mtr hom~. MIRACLE MAIDA SU RFER VAN '75 Dod1e BlOO. 6 cyl, standard shift, mag whls. sunrf, AM /FM stereo rass. very ecooornical S2000 497 6298 aft 6PM '61 Dodge step van, '77 eng. rebll trans. am /fm B lrk. 4 spltrs, bed. stove. ice box. running water & smll. X.lnt cond S3SOO 494·5;:.;206'-=---- Awtos W Clllhcl 9§90 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP DOI.UR PAID FOR GOOD&CWN USED CARS! miracle rr.azda Wt"!l. OVER lllltlook For Your Good VW . Porsche or Audi _,1:H18K ~W'RS N VW·PORSCllE·AUDI 445 E Coa~l Hiway at Bayside Dnve Ne~j>Ort Beach 673-0900 Premium pnces paid for any used car lfore1gn or domesllcl ln good 1.'0lldltion. See Us first! •76 ~ 530i Original Owner. air. M1nt Make of~834-1571_ '7S 2002. snrl. body xlnt '5250 __ 752-S l.20 '75 2002 BMW Silver. 60.000 miles $6.000 497·507B _ - '78 BMW 633CSI. ropper. :1188 11.11 hur Hhd gold whls. 4 spd stick, lo. -...-----· 70 f iat 8SO Spider Con\ Good cond Needs work ttOOO 080979-57~ '74 SPIDER need needs eng work . must sell! 67J.:n!S 9727 .....••........•....... '13 91 IT Targa Blk Blk . original pnt, new tires. $15,000152· 7733 ·71 911T, I owner. blk on blk New CN 36'i. Lo m1. xlnt cond S9 ,000 7 14·~·13.11 '73 9UT Blk Blk, new T-6's. on 7" alloys, real <'lean, must sell 957 05Q5 75 Porsrhe 914 Air am rm cass. xlnt coml $4700,Elll ~125 '67 Pe>rKht912, $4L000 67J.~ '77 Porsrhe 9:.> Turbo Sho~ room <•ond ~ 13,000 m1 all opllons + extras SJ6.000 PP. San Manno 213 7~2~ Porsche 914 . '72, Jel blark. many xlras Musl stt & dnve lo apprec Sarrihce $&800 731 0495 EqllipiMlll 9030 Owens Tahaiuan. w; ••••••••••••••••••••••• hnancing. Call Bayside 4 HP Johnson. Marine Sales to inspect Venture 2l -All sails. fully self. cool, SM d). 21SO HarborBlvd. trailer, 5 hp motor S2SOO _500 free m1. 548-~9 -COST64'/5M7:SoA ~~ .. .iiliJ~I lo mt . 1mmac . 2150 ~ ll•d. B I a u punk t r a d 1 o . ~Mesa 645-5700 Autos, IMporied S21 ,500. Web Smith. VISIT YOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA HEAD.QUARTERS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES&SERVlCE OLDSMOllLE HOHDA GMCTRUCKS 2850 Harbor Blvd COSTA ME.5A 57 Porsche Speedster replica. lealh int . Porsche wheels. to much lo bst. 54_?-&457 good shape $375. al Balboa Yacht Basin. 673-5340 673 9570 - Bor g Warner Vel vet 38' Magnum Spt lFtSher. Drive TRANSMISSION full ele<'.. radar. etc 200 0 B 0 o r t r a d e . Troff.n, TraYtl 9170 ---'-"""°'-='-=- 7141494·4451. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1978 FORD 8' FIBERGLASS Dbl ·74 Cardinal. 13 ft, Sl500 4X41ROHCO WEMHD YOUlEX011C &HmSHCAIS •• ••••.. .......... ... .. 675·4725 wkdys 540.9640 Gtltff'Cll 9701 ·75 BMW 530i A/C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM 1 FM. Blaupunkl Crusader V DRIVE. H. Twn Dsl, &-V53 Tl & M. 427 Ford eog. & hrs 13"2..,c loan. Sl0.000. acces. 89S-2804. 64&21~ lake over payments ~ves. 613-2413. 10' Avon Red Seal. incl 12' with trailer. 7'-'l hp motor mount. dodger & outboard motor. hull. alum masl & Port a potty. Xlnt cond V8, auto. trans .. pwr boom Complete. Sac ""54..;.;9:..;·2565=~----steering. factol'y 2 tone $250080 54.S-9742 20' Teny Trailer All paint. mags & wide 14' PACIF1CA. Sail. lrlr wood lnlr. New ceramic tires (AK8810/. $350 /ofr. Xlnt cond bath. BsloCr. 646·3816 ONLY $6499 Ready to go' 631-31.99. 1978 Taurus Vacation 67s.-8307 Trlr. 2•'. sips 8, incl COMHRl CHEnOLET 1~q BEACH IMPORTS NOW ON HARIOI ILYD. lN COSTA MESA stereo. snrf. alloys. new motor, clean. must see to appreciate days 770·8024. eves 524 3333 P~'!)_ __ '77 BMW 530i , silver, 53.000 mi. many extras, xlnt ~nd, S8500 497.31.97 '80 924 Turbo Porsche Red w blk int, P7's & llSI wheels S23.SOO Ray 1151:!Q91 RoMs Royce 97§6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "l DEALER IN U.S.A. oars. 645-73'1.J_ __ Inflatable Spon Boal. Avon S400 model 18H P Evinrude. launc h wheels, lights, ideal for fishing. dive boat, river rafting. $2,100 OBO 912-2168 -- 4 0 hp Evin Lan Comp w/slu!t & throttle, Elec starter $475. 644-558.5 Trail·rite sgle action . 3000ross veh. Wgt to 19' l.10() 646-59'14 ZODIAC M k I I GT 1Johnsoo l™P 0 B. n e w c 0 n d $4000/0BO/l.rade? Craig (714) 675-9137 loots, roww 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40' "ACE S.f. '76 Tw. dsl's. 7.5KW. Ld'd w/elect ron1cs. 0 w c S 8 4 K a t 10'1-S14 5K Bkr . 6'15· 9007, 960-1725 eve. New 23' Penn Yan Cuddy Cabin. all inboard, no outdrive problems. $22,900. {2132592·2859 40' OWENS Tri-cabin Tahitian in Npt. slip. 842-4644 29' Villa Vee Cruiser Flybridge. all 1nboard, like new creative rin avail. !213!592-2859 '81 Bayhner lSOO Mos· quito/Evmrude 2SHP, 2 mo. new. illness de· mands qu,ck sale 840-8985 40'8.CO Live a board, bristol cond. 2-42'/Ci Chevy VB. FWC. Cruise at 18 kn. Generator2 5 548-7Jl2or 873-0149 24' Turbo Diesel F/B Ski pjack, fast. mint abape, many extras, SO hours . galley, just hauled Ir sur veyed ( 714 )67 5-T1f11 l'l' BOSTON WHALER Mahog. console. 85 Mere, Wallstrong trlr, Jlnt, ~500. H.B. 1146-9549 Wo1,Htw 9100 ....................... 67>0068 - lS' YllOMG S.f. '80, Tw. Cats., 711KW. ld'd w1elec.: slip. ~% dwn. O.W.C. balance. S129K Bkr. 675·9007, 960· ! 725 eve - 41' "ACE S.f. '79. 1.80 hrs. a1KW gen Ld'd w /goodies. assume S188K loan. .. offers. Bkr 675·9007 or960-172S eve I 6' H y drocra.f l. Evin rude. Trlr. cover. gd cond. $1500 ofr 631·3 l.99 or 675-8307 SACRIFICE 29' California comm swordrisb or pleasure. owner desperate. asking $19,500, no reas offer re· fused 24 · Sea Ray, asking $17.500. Bkr, 00-6600 12' Fiberglass Whaler style boat.. w/9.9 HP elec start O/B Perfect cond. {!4~. 67J.3475n60-1932 '81 · 33' Penn Yan sport fisher, twin diesel SM,900. (213) 59Z·2859 ao.ts, Rtfl/ Chstw tOSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARKS!! 38' Pacemaker Yacht, sleeps 6, for Charter ' Specializing in shark fls· hing off Catalina Island 213/377·7897 Weekdaxs SAIL ING LES.50NS Sabot. Hobie Cal or 34' sloop. Johll, 67J.2780 loab, Sall 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAMTAHA20 with traik!r. cover. 2 sets of sails. $1750 Ph 64(). 449() I 758.()120 17 ft Sloop/trailer bunk bds, new cond. Fiberglass over wood AOOO. 842-8429 Ne~h 963-5332__ '70 K&CSICIU Wildfire 20 fl Perfect cond. Awn· ~ ll.11 t .. r Hl"l 1 UST ·\ ~H:..._.\ 541>-1200 10· scaled down version ing. $3500~~ 470. Fiberglass. f iell Beautiful 18 ' self '79JIMMY alum mast +dolly $650. contained Santa Fe 4 WH&LDRIVE 675'6639_ .J!..aiJer 64().1674 Orange. tow miles GHOST CLASS roHtn, UHlty 9180 t3tOWCK) Fiber glass. good family ••••••••••••··~·······~ SADDLBACI IMW boat. Good condition ~uble Axle 14 Trlr 2 __ Ul-2040 Call SS7-0454 high. SlSOO/OBO '74 I nl'I Scout-must ----631"!003 sacr, ps. pb. many loah, Sips/ Motorcycle trlr. 3 rails, miles, xlnt cond. Best of· Docks 9070 good cond. $4()(),best or fer.67S-S267,826-7131 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer Si0.9732 ESTATESALE 25' boat sbp avail. for Ju· lot'I UUl.ityTraller 'Bl J eep Cherokee Chief. ly & August In Newport Good condition. S200 loaded. 582 ong mi. A Bch. $1 60 per mo. 631-91~ real jewel must see'. _,,839-=-=8556='------A.to Stt'Yke, P..+s 759-4382 wk._,.dy...::s:...;oS-...:.4 __ NWPT BOATSLIP & AcctMOrits 9400 Trucks 9§60 Will accommodate up to SO fl boat.~ Tnmport.Hc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C~n.W./ .... 9120 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IHODATSUM KIHGCAI PICKUr Automatic trans .. air cond., bucket seats & 'A M I F M ste r eo . (ITOU12) MUST SH!!! COMMRL CHEVROLET •}"..,~ ll,tl 1111' JI\, I I I,.., I \ ,, I ' \ SU-I 200 J0 24WfTUL • Full race cruise. nils, 7 bags $16950 Eves. 493·2163 15'Ve.ntureCat& Trailer. $995. 895-2.804. 646-2165 Eves. Autos, Hew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 9100 HOO ~os,Mtw ........ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIW 1911 4 WHllLDllYI WAM* 4 llf*d. f'ldto. ,,....,, ll'luctl nawl (442730) '6699 t•Sdlll 2• ....... fli, Clstl Mm •1411 COMHEll CHEVROLET ,,. tl.111, .. H I ,.., I \ \I I· ... \ 546-1200 IOVWPICIUP Dyumi~ 4 speed with mreo casaette. Sharp! (1Wl9190) Slttl MMMAll40 YOUSWAMM 117U &e.ell llYd. 14NMI ft Dodlt. -... ., .. v .......... ft bd.,,,.. t rtCM. All/nl, Camp --SbtUIUntr. 211, 3100 W. Coast Hwy Newport Beach 642-!Mai TOP SDOLURS For Clean Used Cars&Trucks We pay cash on the spot' Contact b~r al OeSANFIS CHEVROLET San Clemente 13_1-0510 49USOO WANTED ! Late model Toyota• and Volvos . C all u s TODAY!!! Earle Ike """...._ ... C .. teMoe rll •O·UOl w S40·t4U 1., Ollar hid For YourCarl JOHNSOMlSOH UK••tucay 2626 Harbor Blvcf. Cotta Mep 54().5630 WEIUY CLEAHCAIS AMDTIUCIS C"OMHELL CHEVROLET ....... '°'H 1•!11 I 'I 1 , r, r ' ,, ~ ' 541>-1200 . HtGHIUYB Top dollars for Sports Cars, Bup, Campers. 914's. Audi's AAk forU/C MGR JIMMAllMO YOWWA6 .. 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTlNGTON BEACH 14Z..2000 IMPOIT srECIAUSTS LOOK!!! '71 Maserall Indy '63TR3 '7B Audi SOOO 14& '78 Alfa Sptders '78Peugeot Diesel Wagons '80 Honda Accord LX '79SaabEMS '74 Peugeot 604 IEACH IMPORTS 1969 Harbor Blvd. COSTAME.5A 631-717 Sunbeam 1967 Alpine. new top. 11700 (inn __ __:49'1-60:l> IMW 9711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For The Best Buy Or Lease Deal In Orange County Come See Us Today ' & SADll.EiACI BMW 28402 Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo Avery Ptrwy. exit (off 5 Freeway> 131·2040 495-494' Cloaed SUDda s CREVIER &I ST I HOAOWAY SANTA AMA 83&3171 rltf U\T-Tl OIUVIHO M~NE •USEDIMW1• '77 320! S/R (18114) '77 320iA SIR (0474) '7B 320! S/R ( 1.867) 19320i S/R (58941 '79 528i S/R ( lf176) 'Bl 320i S/R (6693) C\oMd '74 BMW 200Z Tit Xlnt cond 67,000 miles Am dm cassestte 1167!1:.~ 9720 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 61 XK FIXED Car Wider -~,.."91..,,...111'1111 reslorallon Best offer 79 SAAi TURIO! 4 speed 2 door sunroof. air. stereo Original & sharp 182SYBAl 848.0659 1 848-1668 _ _.... l)~IJ .. ,_, __ ,,_.,_ JA<i.C-•tniolt $7995 JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd Replace your problems w Ism block Chevy & 1981 DATSUN save $. Complete ror II 0 MAXIMA s.1600. 675-9007 or960-172S DEMOMSTRA TORS eve ~2-2000_ - Factory demonstrators '66 3 8S Jaguar. che\ v loaded wrth options One converslOll, Silver Blu~ '79 Soab 900 EMS h.as ONLY 8.000 miles! Blk lthr. wire wheels. fast and luxurious. Coc.12371. I $.5500 OB0752·0098 Many extras . JOb THREETO ---transfer must sell Ko""GM Gtio 9734 63!.:.S§'.tS CHOOSE FttOM! ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEWrOIT DATSUN '67 · Ne~ eng. xlnt cond Toyoto 9765 888 Dove Street Practical & dependable ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT BEACH $32SO bsl ofr. 499-S511 '76 Corolla sta wgn. auto, 133-1300 '69 Karman Ghia. xlnt ale. stereo. good cood. cond. Auto stick shift. good mpg. asking S2600 17 DATSUN 710 P.P. l'114)49&-4123. _.64&-~5=ll=8 ____ _ Clean 4 door station ..._._ .... _ 9731 74 TOYOTA COROLLA. wagon with auto. trans .. -Rebll Trans. Starter. air condilloning, stereo ••••• •• •••••••••••••••• New tires, paint Good w/8 track & luggage '8J Matda GLC. lo mi, cond Many extras rack. <l.58SXA) al e, amlfm. rear wm· $2395 Best orrer Sl"s d o w d e fog . 4 c y I . 846·6CXl2 DcSANFIS CHEVROLET 401 S El Camino Real San Clemente 831·0580 492·8500 '80 Datsun 200 SX cpe. Uke new, low mi. asking . 557.2900 '79Dahm210D Brorue. automal1c. air. amlfm . fully loaded, lo ml. $8,000. (714) 499-4764, 499-4754, 628-61.94 '732401 Auto, air. $3900080 DA 540-2960 I 557 ·9359 S7000/0B0549-~ -------'76 Cehca Uftback. a'Uto. Mere....... 9740 a 'c. amdm cass. gd ....................... cond. 640.al21, 631-SSlB •MEW 'II Mil• 69 TOYOTA Corona. 2400.3000 + SD Runs excellenL AM FM HUGE DISCOUNTS cass 69.00MI. Must sell ' Earle Ike's S1700 OB0.64s-15H9 TRANSPORTATION '77 CELICA Ulback 38K CONSULTANTS mi. auto, ate. stereo. 1 645 .. 218 own, $39007'75-5342 'IO Mil 300TD ·11 Toyta Corolla Wagon STATIOHWAGOH 2nd owntt. 2-dr 4 spd Fully equipped, leather. Sl,1.9S. ~7578 roof rack. stereo cass .. TrMftph 9767 sunroof. 12.500 miles ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jmmaculale. (017459) TR '71 Stag, ronv. wire $23,900 wheels. auto. S2K, new ttres, SS,<XK>. ~l '69 Spitfire fastback. JO FIND YOUR NAME WIN TICKETS WORTH $14 ~RHsl8K mpg reg. gas, new eng, ~ft'I N brakes. elec. Must sell VW PORSCHE AUDI now Sl300/0 BO or 445 E. Coast Hwy trade. 552--0750 at Bayside Dnve Y••OCJl'I 9770 Newport Beach 673-0900 ...................... . "THI WORLD FAMOUS'' GREAT WHITE STALLIONS 75 450SI '80 Convt. SSpd. Brazilian Sliver.loaded Brown , a te, am/fm (20'1PHM) cass, alloys, 4000 Ml Sod•1hda IMW slicker Sll,610 yours for 131-2040 $10,000 61~10 16 Mercedes B&z450SE. SCllOCCO Air cond., s unroof. '79 Silver, a i c . s tereo, silver /blue. Blaupunkt sltt'eO cass, Ori&lnal owner. like new enc, 6 mos warran· new. Best offer over ty · best olfer ~1·•3. S 14 , 200. · 60. 4228. ~548-.:...::5384=.:.----­ &aS-2111 '73 VW Camper Classic, 81 300 SD , w ht~, rompl. rest. Xlnt cood Palamino leatb. Ortho 83'J.822hfter Spm. seal, lmmac. 9000 ml. • '1 3 V W C a m p e r 64Q.t738 Westfalla. loaded. AC, ''17Yt Mercedes IOOD. alnk, mna, tnl awn- ml&ft see, lo mi. new ln_a_. 6'4 ......... ·cm1......._.__ __ _ Mlchelin1, call Allan H YWe+l.A 1•-araMT10 $harp red coovert. 4 '75 lhrc:fdes 4SOSL. 1petd. RWll • look• polithed alloys, wbl. 8tt 10 o d . Nu di l o p olr. 6'15-•Jem C2\lW0X) 71... ..':.~10 h111 lo~. miDl ced. ... •OUSWAMM asrulliitalM. .. .. 8J ~.'!'!!~~ ....... ~.'!!.•.~ •• .......... ..._ UM4 ~ UtH Mtot. UMd Orange Coast DAILY PtLOTtSaturday, June 27, 1981 v ' • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . ~!~ ....... !??.! .~!':'-! ...... !!'' ........ '71tCa· I Htl a...... HH a..... H20 AaM.UMd AaM.UM4 Mtoa.UMd ..... :uMd llllft SEU! .. IAlln' ••• H••··················· ................................................................................................................... ····~·······0········· ...................... . .... .. .... ,,c.A.2,.rr;~ '7tlliillC... COMTNLA'l'M 71CHln '70: • .,... ...... New u.c. "......... ttlJ 0'1 ••• HSI,..... "" 111'1 VW a.ll llll·la ... ew' lf ••-..a Silver, 4Mh ret 1u. C.Am4C? M~ t.ra.u, ~ battery. • .......................................... \ .............................................. .. cellul uadllloa. , • • •w We ll*ialle m i.u. Nice 2 door .Upped Ruu Jrtal • C1U 71 llARK JV. New tira Pvt colJedor ~ts '70 Old• C11tl111 ttlOPCMnAC JllOOl, 1 •• II.a ..al ~ ::',..w':"'~ 9: '14 VW D.._.,' dt, Md. for t\e bullatt• 91• wWa I cyl. --~ trul., ..!!!:._111' leather ialtrior. ~· ~~:J.r coavertJ In. Supreme, dot cond. NII l'T·Tor week · cau eoad IJJIO •·•ll'PO alr, lteno. .-. IOOd eeutlve • ...,....._.,, rtdio. ('laiat) C8lt,., ft21 EXCLNT. OCM>. G195. , -•· LI m It e d Ed It I oe 546-26 9 rr · mP11 P.•N1-M "89S•••• ....................... 15T·Ull 18 coavert. 6 c~yl auto, 54M7M. F.aprlt...ftUowblrcL Vt. , 4 VW Bia 4 1 179 Rabbit, •u&o. llD•ftn, Oflillw 1'11 "1'1 CordobdK m ... pw, W..tridl tt47 ilot coody nu t, Jd '76 Oldl Starflre, gold-tan iuto. trQI,, alt cood .. • 76 VWIUS dal. AlDMCar ~ ~ auarool, xiatcoad. "200. C = 1 11.bt, YDYI top, pi, IDlfm ....................... mp1, red w/ lk top, int, Stpd, ateoeo, tape much more! (L\SD1t). Dynamite4apeed7pt. tU It 1 .•• .., W.150t.•mt Mew~-..t at, apoll:n, tll, crae. '70:1cyl.Aff.newpalnt, fU00.173-MINwptBcll deck.$U50.MM»t. MUSTSll! 1r. Clean, orl1ta1l. ~· d~lwa:j. 2 MW , "'7S.UJll. new upb., new tires. •• Coav, mint, restored, 'IO 0'-11 Oielel Cutlau (ZllPPT> • . cartMlretor, • 70 Beetle, aunroor, N~ 71 Cordoba. Sorf, 1ter-lhll:e otrer 895·2804 wlre whll, new top • Cruller W1•0ll, 20,000 ·-au HVIAI car, cltu perfect coacl. thNout c-.i...-. ,... . . b ... • -n• lat. (DOlllC) 7s..7180 mlllt aee! gz, WJ.J!Jll C L A., ca.as. ·-· llf ... pwr. Me-2165 Eves. r .. ee 000. MO-~ Milea. a.500 WBGTAl MMMH .. 0 -vw ,,_ f'~ New tlrea, brakes. u---tt50 'M Muatuc Convertible, P.P.673:0429 YOUSWMIM Be tir'i~1ble, bllnue; '66 VW..... 21JOOH.l&r Blv<I '7Z Townaman Wa-. 9 SU50/0BOl31·s:M3 ;-;:.:::! ............... reatored to abowrm '76 0-...,_ 18711 Beadl Blvd. Ill u . uu ll t· New bru.. • clutch c~" ~1 540-<>100 ...-'75 .---..1......-OR .. "'GE COUNTY'S cood. PCJ11Y Int, immtc 1oob ..,_!Sac moo. eoineedlwttl50 • pua.A/C,pwrbnkes• _.._..... "" 84a-722'7 GT. A/C, Auto, Stereo HWIOO ITUlltor~l Eve•MoraGeo41M-3ll3 lteerln1.l!GO.MO-m7. Very low mlllte • xlrlt AMIST cus, Lo ml, New tires. 7tVWUlmT V W p I be r .I I a• I 7tCAll&AC 7tCHl¥'YM0¥A COQCI. FlllJ powtr. A/C LINCOL.N·MERCURY 15 M111t.aq, 6 cyl, auto. 5'2·Teo8, ?»-USO Dll5IL Duneb\1111. Custom 1957.,. IPl.LIDllSIL Sbarp 2 door eqwpped ~ DEALERSIDP ruoa 1reat, 1tr1l1bt PWo tt57 blallt, d"-' -•MUVO. Brllld new. 5'5-CDO Ev AM /J'll r1dio, -Ire ......... "'"-"'-9935 body. 11100· 0-ID ..................... .. S speed, AC. ANIF}( -r-•.......,.... .. .,,.,. I cyl1 auto. t.1'1111., ......,.. ~--'Jil J-1. ster eo cus., ateel OB0.•1112 ot.o nn wlleel covers, tllt, air conditaoainl power ....................... ~ , ........ OW.•111• ft55 '76 Pinto Squirt Wagon, radials, whitewalls. tint· 'GVWtMIO cruise, lntber spilt ateerins, powr' brakes '77Colt : 1m/fm,clean. . 0 ••u•••••••••• .. •n•• 4spd, air, xlot cood. ed glass, low miles. Good cond, llnt eng. u;• 1 •V•:;:; 0 ":;;•.•n• power Mita, tie.u&.llul. 'radJo. (laXlft) S2500. LINCOLN· MERCURY 1977 OLDS WAC.OH $2000. &44·0125 after Black w/bladt velou.r. Ml-210tl t"'NoR~YGEOO-UNTY.--1 CKmYDH) $47" St0-87 s~~w~~=~~it '°YIST~CIUISB" 6pm: . (544XJR) '70 8 Ult U bl IU' • $12 500 -~ Ford 9940 JRVINE Automatic tram., pwr. '73 Pmto Wagco Squire. 0.., S'6f5 e o ,~· ; 11 o~ o. ';! i ~ SA.US. SllYICI ....................... 130.7000 ;~r,nc~a~af':t~e~ :~~;c;=. :1~.side" @a.u... .. L H-.. ~-.J $2S00/080. 6tM405 tri~~~ft . e 1980 Ford Fiesta. 3 dr, '~ ff"'""1U( '65 vw y ..... No en". 111' e, OVEA ' RY R/H, 13,000 mi, $3900. 79 MaCUIY more! (fifSiLU). ~ "'° voucswAGtN.IHC UOO; i' .. compiete EXPERTS 401S.E1Camlno al 714-Me-l~ MAlqulS OMLY$Jl95 :;!::::".': •••••••••••••• 534-4100 eo1inea, need work, SanClemeftte ForSalelll66Ford4-door. Brougham 4 door with MlliCUMAZDA. 11nYMOUTH COHNEU CHEVROLET .... 'l<lf.11••' ,. ' ' "'I \ \1 ~ · I 541>-1200 ~----- 70PONT1AC LEMA.MS Clean 2 door coupe equi4lped with power steenng, power brakes, radio. vinyl r oof. (917GSD) SIH5 De SANTIS CHEVROLET 401 S. El Camino Real San Clemente 831·0580 492.~ 1373! Harbor makeoffer.MHMW EAILElll W-«580 492·8500 Overdrive. Good V·B. auto trans , air 21SOHarborBlvd. HOllIOH Garden Grove '89 BUG nms & looU ed. VOLVO '9! TNlll~ Tuosportallon $750. cond .. PS. PB, AM·FM COSTA MESA 4 door 4 speed. super --------• Steelbelt'd.rads.$1,900. Dependable! Greal'ror BestOffer.55204 stereo & vi nyl r oof. 645-5700 c lean. Roof rack . '76f'irebtrdFormula 71 VWIUS M&.619S 19r~~::~d. • ~ UGYuic831_, trips! Chev. '70Longbed FordAesta ISM336l 79 Diesel CUtlass Calais, 1'80ULA) ~~: l~~~c~r:!~ ~~~~ Dynamite 4 psgr. 4 Sacrifice! 2 mo. old. 81 646-9303540.9467 Step-Van.~opeolngwin· 19784 spdmanual,S2.800 $5495 16,000mi,likenew. Most $3295 am/fm cass, booster, speed. Oric.inal blue & v w tf 1· dow1, u Ill all. Freah 833-0mllS tr a A.. • •• r JIM .......... ~ I t k b white. Clean! (626XZP) an a coo· es a 11 OIAMMCOUMTY '79CAD, Eldorado diesel. P1iot. New GOODYEAR ex a . """wne """ or """""""' x n sp rs. pw. P . ps, ._. 5 camper 4 ap, CUI, 4 Neweni,newpump,bu all.weather Radials . '79 Pinto, stereo. lo ml, Sl.000 or buy for 16800 VOLISWAGIH p.lk1, tilt. cruu e. air, -n spll:l"I, alt cond. Sl.S.900 VOLVO been detailed. S2llOO 080 snowcbains. Recently Htra clean. $3500. Udo S48-&e46; 642-5200 18111 Beach Blvd. new radials & brakes VJOl~.,MA.llsw ... ~~ 0B06'ls-D3 L~rgoest Vol~~aler Cu be Hell wk day1 at done interior. COMFY!! late, 67>4646 401S. El Camino Real 1970 OLDS Cutlass va. 2 14Z..2000 OL ! KoeEr . NMEUWST OSrEIEg . -.,_.., V.WCOMYllTllU Ill r1Q1e\NW1ty! 1411 E. 8orclwd Slata $1990, bestolfer or part· Thunderbird in running SaoClemeote dr. Coupe. AM/FM ·76 ptymoutbARROW w 181118eachBlvd. Bu g, Notchbacks. BUYorLEASE Ana.558-813 trade for any model. T· c.ood. Needs wort $1,000 831·0580 492-8500 stereo cass. Dally Pilot S200/0BO (213)S92·1481H.B. __ ...::1:-4:..:2:...:·2,,,,,000=:..._--i sq u a re ba c ks . DIRECT ESTATE SALE Top or convertible . or beat offer. 291E.23rd '7:1 Marquis Brougham. Credi t Uoloo re po. 641.1133 '73LE MANS F astbacks, Vans , bcW..trVot.o '80 Cpe DeVille, It. 7~1 St.C.M.548-2183 S9,300 miles. AJJ power. Sealedbidsarebein1ac· Sl.OOOorbestorfer 717 PASS. IUS Excellent 169'ZVKY I Sadrlahdi IMW 131-2040 Pickups 6 Gbias. 'Over yellow, landau top. fully 71 CHIV CA.MAIO '71 Galaxie. 2 dr. ate. Deluxe Asking Sl.59S. cepted until July 10. ,...,.D. ~ IM2-1731 AM 20toe~7J~· f'!"~Jt·,·,~~~ ::i=:;;:.~~~~i Auto. lrans .. air coodi· ~~:t1o~u~1o ml. Call673-mi ~.rtt ~~l~aW :'r~~~=.·::~ac~c~ ~ 9970 u .. -c!.. c. •l • offer. Days 851·9339·, tloning. power steering, • '--~· '79hBobcatsta.tiwgn, good Bay St., C.M. or call mi "II Still under c""1••••••,:;•T••B•.••d••:;••• _......, p ow e r bra k es . ..__ 9945 s ape, new res. ale. .• ass1c .,.. · tr .... usl eves 97g.9544 642·4321, ext. 296, Mon. service contract. $.W)() 11 5600 bes · r 79 VW Con ver tible. aluminum whee ls ........................ 957·ll41,832·7996 thruFri.,8am-Spm _ 67~ se · 'Or t or er. 79VWIUS cream puH. $8600. 10 120Garden GroveBI '77 SEVILLE. $7900. (7S9VNL> '78 LINCOLN Towne ..... _._ 9952 '79C I Cal . Di I Callevenings.957·:.151 D 't 4 peed 7 7fi0.Ul6 8S7 1291 G MUST SELL. Brand $5595 -·~ ut ass 8.111 ese · POlltiac 9965 V--yoam1 e s ps-, · arelen Grove SJ0.91 90 Sedan. beaut lo ma, t ....................... l owner P6 pb tilt whl l'CJCI 9974 gr. Clean. s h arp . '61 VW Pick Up, new new radi als , new own Dark blue 66 MUSTANG ' V 8 · ' ' · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• original! (538XUTI motor . pwr discs. new .71 145 Wagon auto, 0. ood brakes . I a o d au . ss l 9S /OBO..... ·18 Needs body work. 11~00 cnusecont. am/fm cass. '69 Firebird. 350, auto. lo ~1·;·\,;~~··w·;;;;,~·;-d;~ S6H5 lirea & mags. Rare. • AM/FM, A·l loaded. PP T. owne Cpe. Marooo, lthr or best orrer. •m 3200 bucket seats w. console. mi. new llres. 18 mpg. auto, rbll eng, xlnt cond. .. co nd , SlSSO firm 759.1111 'All _,. many xtras .. m el. $1l00.6-.. ...,.., JIM MA.llMO ust sell now! $3500 (213)592 S3T1 mt, gorgeous. . extras b 23 ooo ..,<NI ·-="""°""""-===-----Sl200/ofr. 631·3199 or V Beal offer. 847·2848 · '11 FUITWOOD 401 S. El Camino Real $4795/0BO SELL idle items with a ronie. ' m1. _,.,., '7 Good Cond WAGON 675-8307 l~~"i!:~:i!:. 75 245 w:r.-: Brou1hm De£le11oce. San Clemente VAUGHN Daily Pilot Classified pp I 4&4·4155· t!st offer . =------ l4Z..2000 ·::~~'.~~~~=: ~cond.mwtae ,auto, ~lntc4wireco~ers, 831·0Sf0 49USOOI 615·9803orSS2·P4 Ad.642·S6'78. WantAdHelp! !M2-S678 S<IO-~ Wanl Ad Help" 642S678 ---=-=-.:==:..::....--i am I f m 8 track . atr,642·5161 b::,1uun~/ v:.~~r u1•0~ AllfM. "-• 9IOOIAllhK. Mew 9100 A.llhK. M•w 9100 A.Mfot, M•w 9100 A..loa, M•w 9100 htos, Hew 9100 Dyn?!~:"p~gr. 4 31+mpg. 12100 or offer '78 Volvo 2IS2C Bert.one terlor. Doo'l let this •••••••••••••••••••••••!••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• speed with o-head air. 49'1-6236 ~t ;:~~~~mac. barcain pus. wm sell Recent fresh engine. '6S VW Sqrt>k good cood. fast at $48115. CalJ (714) (080l28) New seat covers SBSO. '63 Volvo 122S, Classic, ~4625 aft &:3lPM. S3"5 SS&9'10 with gd vibes. runs '78 Cad. Coui: DeVIUe, •73 vw c 'bl &r e al. $1 500/0 8 0 . JIM MA.llMO onvert1 e 968•6680. below low lue book, YOLISWA.CWIH Looks t ruos g reat. mooo·rool,newMichelin 187U Beach Blvd. 750. 631-1162 UNCI tires, lthr, all xtras. l•Z..ZOOO ·79 RABBIT, 26.000 ma. 5 ..... .'................. (714)974-8189. . , spd. 4 dr. l owner. 15.300. A.MC ttOS '76 Seville, 162()(). Like 60· 65 VW left & right SS7-7483 ....................... new. Must sell by 7/lS. door, '73 left door. SSO '71 Bue. perf. paint & int '76 Gremlin. oriJ. owner. Call Ken 67~80 each. West.em style wbl atereo, reblt. s22so: 6 cyl, auto. ~I SlSOO. Estate Sale. '75 Cpe rims for Super Beetle Laguoa,881·39112 963-2913 DeVille. good cond. p>ea.~9744 '68 VW BUS mecb xlnt. C1• c ttl5 $2000 cash takes . 10 YW rte«UP new eng many extras ....................... ....::63:=..:1:..:·9:.:;165==------I Dynamite 4 speed with 631·S982 79 CADIU.A.C '78 Seville Rolls Grill. stereo cassette. Sharp! '73 vw Super Bug, air. COUPIDIVIUI ,wlrea, 35K mi. new (1Wl9790) macs. anrf, AM /FM Loaded wilb AM /Fii 'Mlchellns. $9500 .. .'71! SSHS cass, new pot S319S. stereo w/8 tnclt, wire Seville Diesel Rusl/Llhr JIM MAllMO 67~7813 wheel covers, vinyl root, S7995. .. '77 Seville Cream VOWWA.CWIH 68CONVERTIBLE leather interior, tilt w/ruat velour lot, wires. l87U Beach Blvd. Red, xll'll cond. $3950. wheel. cruise control. etc. 17300 ... '77 Seville •II t4Z..2000 S4&-84S7 (897W0D) black, wires. extra .... d1rp(S750t. '72 VW Bus. full windon. 7f VW Sci.rocco. Map, VAUGHN clean, am/fm. cd shape. Stereo. new pa.int. 43,000 67~ll03or J62.131M $2200-~: m.2067. mi. 759-9S53 c -1 .... .,..,. '71 Super BEETLE an.rf, '66 VW new enc. new ..................... . new eng, new trana, brakes. SU00/080 401 S. El Camino Real '71 LTBlSK Miles $2d5ftrm646-7224 640-96al San Clemente LUXURY TRAVEL 1980Jetta4dr, fuel Inject. '66 VW BUS cpt w/bed, 831-0580 492.15()() Extras+ t15,30067~23'5 sunrf, AM/FM cusette. cus. SUOO '77 Fleetwood Broughm '74 C1mBro, 1 owner, 44,000 mi. xlnt rood & S46-S212 DeElegance. xtnt cond. llZ,000 fwy mi, rec gu, Juel economy. $7196. '77 RABBIT 48K mi, wire coven, bur1undy 100 ti.totr.4!11H801 lm-G865or9M-5831 29MPG. Yellow w/blk w /plush burgundy c-.Nllt 9'2 '72 blue Super Beetle, int, p&00/0807Sl·9119 velour interior. Don't let ......... ~ ........... . auto/stick. xlnt cood. '73SUPER BEEnE this bargain pau · will SEE US RIST! wood dash. $2350. P.P. Goodcond.S2100rtnn. sell fast 1t $469S . Cill54S=0147. 631·12411 -'7~14:..:../54M37::.=..=;:;..5 ____ , Wehaveacoodselectioo of NEW ft USED ....... M•w 9100 A.llfos, H•w 9100 ....... Mew 9100 ClleVTOletl! •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• NEW 1!11 CHEVROLETS St ~1 r,MS & •s ro cm n fe CORVE'liU 11 TO CHOOSE FROM ALL DISCOUNTED s2000 AMAROS 11 TO CHOOSE FltOM ALL DISCOUNTED ssoo ·~"''·· LIST '712 DISC •WI 1111 n TO CHOOSE FltOM ALL DISCOUNTED s1000 l~llfl. .. CITATIONS 10 TO CHOOSE FROM ALL '11<21e¥ Ma 4 TO CHOOsl Fb SOt} ALL DISCOUNTED ... 11 E:Z()R . ~ISJS us,., ..,·.rui LIT•·••SiU• • MALIBUS ·. 12 TO CHOOSE FltOM ALL DISCOUNTED '900 -. lllMl'\.I ITI. .. • • 1..-T_..ac_MJ ROM NTIO '500 .· ,... ........ ... ....... ,.cwt ... .... ....-..... -... . _fll_l.. I AS LOW AS ' 12995 .. -.. . COMNEll CHE VROLET '\""' 11 • r r' I \, ~ '-\ ~·b-1200 IOCHIY COIVllll Loaded with AM·FM stereo with CB radio, tilt wheel, mdle coutrol • aluminum wheels . (lBEE762) Stltll D c SANTIS CHEVROLET 401 S. El Camino Real SanClemenu 831--0680 492-8500 *** CluiaLcmg 3111Pll'tview ln1.ne You are the winner of two free tlcll:et1 ( 114 value) totlle WOILD FAMOUS IOY AL lftZAM HOISi SHOW JuneJOthruJuty l ANAHElll Coa•eatioll Caller Ticket• are &ood for June IDD perfonnuce It I :• p.m. IDd may be claimed by c1llla1 142. m. HO. CrTA1IOM 2 door blld!IMd wiUa • Cfl, auto. trau.. air tud;.J PS l Pl. (J.llZIW) .• tL Di · s n N T IS ~HtVRGLET ..... !t 1 It +,UVI ••• mi ............ terJ ... eellnt ,toad. PrftH ht UIO INT IALI s7 IEW ~82 Ll·7 Styled for the future. greet • cyt. engine with front .tleel drive.• se>d 1t11ns .. •· 800330. 46 IST HWY ~ IEW 1981 UllCOUI IOWI CAR 514,7 The fteglhlp of Llncoln't with Ill the luxury ~pment YoU cte.ve lnduding futl power, whMI. IPltd conlrol, full vinyl roof. Ser . 841402 0 L N-579a This beautiful .2 dr. features the economy of a 6 cyl. engine plus DOWer steering. air cond .. am/fm stereo. tinted glass. full vinyl roof. glamour paint. Ser. 613443 .,···----RAND NEW 981 TERCEL BRAND NEW 1981 COROLLA Power front (d•sc) b<akes. vmyl interior, radio. bueket seats (1 only) (168997) (42118) BRAND NEW 1981 STARLET . 140 88 lor 48 months. APR 17 22 699down. def 7461 24 (on approved credit) PQWer front (disc) b<akes, MPX. AM-FM (stereo). vinyl 1ntenor. tnm nngs. buckel seats (1 only) (553471) (42271) BRAND NEW 1981 PICKUP 163.43 IOl"'48 months, APR 17 20. 699 down. def 8543 64 (on approved credit) Power lront (disc) brakes, vinyl Interior ( 1 only) ( 14167) (42100) MO. 134 20 tor 48 mont,,s. APR 11 22 899 down def 7140 60 (on approved cred<tl 4057 MO. 163~~ BRAND NEW 1980 FIESTA 122 06 tor 48 mos APR 17 61 699 down def 6557 88 con approved credit) 4 speed. tinted glass. front wheel dnve. steel belted radials. great economy car, much more' (60100) (C0173) MO BRAND NEW 1981 ESCORT 129 MO. 129 46 for 48 mos . APR I 7 61 699 down def 6913 08 (on appioved cred1l) Hatchback. front (disc) brakes. steel radial bres. front wheel dnve. folding rear seat (245()49) (10319) BRAND NEW 1982 EXP 178 47 for 48 mos . APR 17 61 699 down def 9265 56 con awroved cred•tl 3 Ooof sporty coupe. power front (disc) brakes, steel ra· dial tires. front wheel dnve. radt0 w dual spkrs.. vanity mirror. reel seats, tull in· strumentation, much more' (22630) (10264) BRAND NEW 1981 MUSTANG 178~~ 161~~ AM FM (stereo). Sleet radial llres. wheel covers. tmted glass.reel. bueket seats. lull mstrumentetion, dual remote mirrors much more• (124175) (10241 ) 161 .36 for 48 months. APR 17 61, 699 down. def $444 28 ~\E (on,,._. <>ed<( ..... ztze....--......___ ... __ ,_ ~-~