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CROWNING CEREMONY -Kristen June
s hared the happiness of her successor Carol
Jean Begay as she began her three-day reign
as princess of the Am erican Indian pow-wow
at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa
..., ........... .., ca.... le.n
Mesa. Tribal representatives from 15 western
states demonstrated dances and other arts.
Proceeds will be used by the Orange County
Indian Center for social service, employment
and senior citizen projects.
Donations drummed up
Peer pressure raises $10 million a year in county
By JEFF PARKER Of .. .....,,.. .....
Fund raising is a $10 million a
year business in Orange County.
Dollars flow untaxed from cor·
porations and individuals to set-
tle in the coffers of hospitals,
theaters, art museums and other
non-profit institutions.
Donated dolJars put the new
South Coast Repertory Theatre
Complex on
the map ;
t h ey keep
such institu-
tions as Hoag
Hos pital or
C hildr e n 's
H os p ital
growing sub-
s tan li a 11 y
each yea r ;
they are the , • ._ ..
li feblood of the Newport Harbor
Art Museum: the as-yet unbuih
Orange County Music Center
a nd doze n s of church es ,
synagogues. hospitals and col-
leges. '
These dollars -many of
which are doubled or tripled in
value by matching grants from
various government agencies -
are hoUy pursued by a s mall
number of "development dirtt·
tors" (fund-raisers> who have
elevated the old lnstiluUon of
charity to a science.
"It's a Ca sclnatin1 pro-
fession," 1said Frank Hall, de-
velopment director for Hoa&
)UNOAY SPtLIAl
Hospital in Newport Beach.
"Nobody went to college to be a
fund-raiser. If I'd told my father
I wanted to be a fund-raiser in-
stead of a lawyer, that would
have been the end of my tui-
tion."
Schooled in business. Hall was
uneventfully e mployed by
Cr ocker Bank until an offer
cam e to him from Desert
Hospital in Palm Springs. The
job wu to do fund raising for the
institution, the salary was good
and the work sounded challeng-
ing.
"I went ln the first day and re-
Hope for balanced
budget increases
WASHINGTON CAP) -The
architects of President Reagan's
stunning budget victor y on
' Capitol Hill declared Saturday
that the way is now open to the
president's goal of a balanced
budget in 1984.
·'It was the biggest victory
and the most important week for
the president so far ln his ad-
minis tration,'' sai d Edwin
Meese m, counselor to the pre-
sident.
Budget director David A.
Stockman sajd, "There can be
rnucb quibblin& about the num-
bers, but I tblnk $100 billion at
least wiU not be spent over the
next three years that otherwise
would have been spent."
Meese, Stockman and Mu L.
tJN l Hl tN~IOt
aouGH GOING -Pboto-
l'l'•Phen Joan and Alea Boot ol
k enya keep r emlndln1
tbemeelves \.bat large IMuta on
tbe plaJna are uopredkt,eble.
The couple's work will be
featured ln a TV special Wed·
oesday that ls previewed on
Paae 85.
P AaNG llOl8ELF -H. 0 .
TboreMa of a..a,uDa Beach1 track.
and n.ld eommiuioner 1or the
llM Ofympla ln Loe ADtea.,
... crtbel l1111proYement1 for t.be
1pett.aton oa PaM 81.
Friedersdorf, the president's as-
sistant for legislative affairs,
briefed reporters at the White
House at the end or a week dur-
ing which the chief executive:
-He ld off two days of
parliamentary assaults ln the
Democratic-controlled House to
win approval for a $38.2 billion
package of budget cuts he want·
ed that would s lash more than
250 domestic programs.
-Gained passage from a
cooperative R epubli ca n-
controlled Senate for a rouahly
simUar package of far-reacbin1
budget reductions .
-Won approval from the
Senate Finance Committee for a
tax-cutting bill that parallels the
administration's proposal.
SAR A.'f BO•llf -"llontt
protection companlea are l?C*·
ln1 !Mt.er tbaD the ert .. ratet"
sat• one alarm eompe11y prt1l·
dent. For a look at praduda and
aervice'I avaJlable in Oranie
Cowa11, tee P .. eCl. /
INHX
alized that I didn't know what to
do. We were supposed to raise
$200,000 for a pediatric unit. I
drew up a list of 20 people I
knew could make tl0,000 gift.s.
They dldo't return my callJ
when the)'~und out 1 wu with tbe bofpi and not Ute bank
anym~ pie look at you dif.
rerenuy when you're asldog for
money instead of lending it," he
said.
Hall scraped toge t her a
meager Sl,200 of the $200,000 the
hospital needed.
Knowing that his methods
were badiy in need of repair,
Hall enrolled in development
seminars, read every book he
could find on the subject of ask-
ing for money and talked with
other people in the profession.
Today, Han rains nearly $2
million a year for Hoag. He is
the regional vice J)resident of the
National Association for
Hospital Development and was
instrumental in drawing up a
Code of Ethics governing mem-
bers of the association.
Membership in the 552 Club, a
fund-raising arm of Hoaf, is
considered a privilege. Hal has
even managed to r ecruit a
number of Christian Scientists
as loyal donors to the hospitaJ
rund.
Other hospital fund-raisers
freely refer lo him as the best in
the business.
What Hall discovered in his
struggling firs t months at
Desert Hospital were the four
basic tenets of fund raising:
l) People give to peers, 2 )
Donors must have good.feelings
about the or ganizatioAo which
they are giving, 3) Donors must
believe a need exists for their
gift and 4 ) People don't 1lve un-
til they are asked.
"They all make sense when
you think about them," Hall
aaid. "You miaht give a Glrl
Scout two dollars for a boll ol
cookies, but if she aska for an
$85,000 gift, you're not likely lo
give it.
"If you want a sift from Mr.
Gotrocka, you've sot lo get Mr.
Blgbucka to uk for U. We've 1ot
•tudies tbat prov4 Jt.
• 'Tbe 1ame 1oes for thoae 1ood
feelhap. U people don't like your
oraanbaUon, thef won't five."
Hall aald.
"Funclraisin& llana1ement
Maguifte recafly ran an article
that Mid tometblpf llk• 'lf you
think you have dlmculty wttb
your ortanhatlon, lmaatn• tbe
troublel at tbe alchara Nlxon
Llbrary l'ou•4•t1on.' Now I
don't bow bow' they're cloln1,
but a lot at peopl• don't have
warm feell.Q .. toward that foun-
dauoo.
"The lmport.uce ol need i1
aelf...tdlnt. J Ilk• • lot at or-
fant•• ... tMt I MVV live to. liff IDdDly to UIC _..,.,par.
J ~'" -9P,J:f. to*' Rama, 'TIM l1de ii t.M CM
that IO 1DU1 a.d-rallen Oftr·
look IMC Pf095:• clooon •Iii•.... qktqcan tii I; tWrt ~ • plate
YOUR HDMITOWN DAllY PAPER
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Shoddy repairs at
Onofre described
Drug use during shutdown told
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Workers
al the San Onofre nuclear plant
often used drugs and alcohol,
and shoddy repairs were com·
mon during a one-year s hut-
down, two former San Onofre
e mpl oyees told a Nuclear
Regulatory Commission safet y
panel Saturday.
"The place was in such iU re-
pa ir, bad condition, that' we
never thought it would be
cranked up. It was a joke," ac-
cording to David Nightingale,
who said he worked 13 days as a
mechanical sleever.
"The work they think was
done was not," claimed Night-
ingale, who said he was among
several hundred persons hired
off the street to repair corroded
and cracked tubes at Unit 1. the
only reactor currently licensed
to operate at the Southern
California Edison facility local·
ed near San Clemente .
The Atomic Safety and Licens-
ing Board is conducting hear-
ings into safety issues involving
Units 2 and 3, for which Edison
is seeking an operating license.
·'They just needed some warm
bodies. We were just there for
the money," said Max Manning,
49, of San Diego. another of the
dozens of scheduled witnesses at
Saturday's hearing that saw out·
bursts by anti ·nuclear ad·
vocates.
M arutlng added that he fre-
quently saw narcotics used dur-
ing the six days he worked at the
plant in April.
K e n Baskin , Edison's
manager of nuclear engineering,
acknowledged to The Associated
Press that incomplete work
later was discovered before Unit
l went back on line earlier thJs
month. .
Baskin said four different
tests were conducted and "as a
result of the testin1, we fOWld
work that was incorrectly done.
It was corrected before we went
back on line."
Edison spokesman Dave Bar-
ron said "there were instances"
of drug and alcohol use during
the repair operation, "but I
can't say if they occurred inside
the plant or at a staging area. I
do know we toughened up securi-
ty because we had the pro-
blem."
James Kelley, chairman of the
Atomic Safety and Licensing
Board, said the workers ' allega-
tions would be investigated.
Saturday's hearing was part
of the public process by which
the NRC wilJ decide whether to
license the two new reactors at
the San Onofre plant
Mo r e than 200 person s
jam med the meeting room as
* * *
pro and anti-nuclear speakers
addressed the board.
Boos and heckling erupted
whe n a spokesman for the
American Nuclear Society told
the panel that nuclear power is
no more dangerous than "risks
commonly accepted in society
today, such as driving to work
on a freeway or spending a cou-
<See ONOFRE, Page A2 )
* * *
2,000 attend nuke
protest in Clemente
By JODI CADENHEAD
OfU.D911y,.... .....
In a scene reminiscent of the
turbulent '60s more than 2,000
protesters blank eted San
Clemente High School's football
field Saturday. dancing to free
music, hearing impassioned
speeches and catching a few
summer rays.
Their anger was directed not
against a distant jungle war but
against the licensing of Southern
California Edison Co. 's two new
nuclear reactors at San Onofre.
Instead of acid rock, there was
the new sound of reggae and
jazz fusion. Instead of college
students , there were young
homeowners who brought
blankets, l awn c h ai r s a nd
pac kaus of c hocolate chip
cookies for their children.
Clad only in a pair of skin·
tieht baby blue shorts, 37-year-
old J erry Rubin stopped dancing
long enough to answer one ques-
tion.
··I think more people would
become politically involved lf
they knew how much fun It l.s,''
said the bearded Venice resi-
dent. "I'd rather go to a good
rally than a movie in
Westwood."
Not everyone attending the Al·
liance for Survival-sponsored
rally came looklng for a good
time.
At 67, Dorothy Drummond is
an old hand at protesting, hav-
ing received her training during
the Vietnam war.
Most of the members of the
San Juan Women's Club don't
know that the soft-spoken Youth
and Community chairwoman is
an active member or GUA RD, a
group opposed to the nuclear
plClnt project.
''I have always had a social
conscience," explained the
be s pectacled Sa n Ju an
Capistrano resident. "This is
ano ther effort to make the
establishment aware of citizens
rights ."
Organizers of the rally are
hoping to focus attention on the
Nuclear Regulatory Com -
mission's public licensing hear-
ings on San Onofre nuclear units
2 and 3 to be held July 11 from 9
a.m . to 5 pm. at San ClemenlA
High School.
(The Atomic Safety and
Licensin g B oa rd b e ld a
hearing in San Diego Saturday
to consider the two new reac-
tors . See above story.>
Since June 22, the licensing
board. an arm of the NRC. has
been holding hearings in San
Diego to determine the earth·
quake safety of the two new reac·
tors nearing completion. Also un-
der discussion. was the adequacy
of evacuation plans in the event of
an accidental release of radia·
lion. The panel has the authority
<See llALLV, Page AZ)
1,000
rescued
froID surf
• Lifeguards at Orange Coast
beaches r escued some 1,000
swimmers Saturday, with in·
dividual s tations reporting
anywhere from four to 10 limes
the usual number of rescues. u
extremely rough surf conditions
placed large numbers of bathers
in peril.
One Laguna Beach surfer was
hospitalized for tests after being
slammed to the ocean bottom by
a l arge wave. Four near-
drownings were reported al the
beaches, bul a ll other persons
requiring rescue came away un-
scathed, the lifeguards said.
The four near-drowning vie·
tlms all were hospitalized for ob-
servation but escaped serious ln·
jury, the lifeguards uld.
Huntington Be ach Marine
Safety Officer John Barth sald
<See RESCUES, P ate .U>
HB youth
injured by
pipe bomb
A 14-year·old Huntinaton
Beach youth lost two ftn1en
Saturday 1n an exploeion at hl1
home whtch apparently oc-
curred while he wa1 makinl a
homemade pipe bomb, poflce
1ald.
The youth, who aJao 1utrered
ln,uries to hi1 fact and one
lb 1b, WU listed In food ccndi·
Uon late Saturday after •W1•1')'
at UC Irvine Medtcal Center ln
Oran1e.
Police H id \be exploelon oc·
CWTed at about 12:65 p.m., ap.
parenll1 •hen tbe youtb at•
tempt..s to balDIMI' lbut the .ct
of an electrical ~ bl bed
filled wttb matda ....... Tba ID·
cldent 11 1tW under' lafflllla-
tlon.
\.~~ How have you
'\\\ been beating the heat;
and if money were no
object, what would
you rather do?
Tom Fulton
FullertGft, student:
"If I had the money I'd be in
Carlsbad fishing and going to the
beach every day. As It Is I'm
starting work early now, S:301nthe
morning, end staying out by the pool.
I don't rl#l the air conditioner
because It wastes so much energy,
but by the pool It's cool."
M•rgle W.SMll
Costa Mesa, governess:
"I've been wearing hats and very
loose clothes. I've •lso been closlng
all the windows In the house and
going to the beach. I'm glad to live
near It. If I could, I'd go somewhere
cooler I suppose. I'd go l,.and
hopping on • sailboat to New
Zealand."
Cheri Sweetland Costa Mesa, savings
•nd loan manager:
"I've been working a lot because
that's where the air conditioner Is. If
money were no object I'd fly to St.
Thomas and enjoy myself at the
marine preserve. I'd swim around
and go diving -the fish come right
up to you." ·
John lnadomi
Costa ~sa. student:
"I haven't been beating the heat.
I've been bearing with It, I guess. If
money didn't matter, I'd quit all my
jobs and go to the beach. Newport
Beach would be just fine."
Kim Ford
Huntington Beach, floral deSlgner:
"I stand in the flower cooler at work.
If I could, I'd go buy an iceberg. Or
maybe I'd take a quick cruise to
Alaska."
Jane O'L.oughlln
Lexlftlton, Ky., mother:
"I live in Kentucky, and this is cool
'ta me. To us, the air Is cool •nd
breathable because the humidity Is
down. With unlimited money we'd go
to some beach and enjoy ourselves
there."
Je•n Mathews
Costa Mesa, retired nurse:
''I get a nice fresh breeze where I
live, so if I keep the screen door open
It 5tays cool. I use the neighbor's
swimming pool too and stay In my
swimsuit a lot. This heat doesn't
bother me, so I don't really w•nt to
get away from It -just the smog."
Sally a.mum
Corona del Mar, be•uty conwltant:
"We have air conditioning In the
house and cars so that helpS. We also
have an air purifier In thehoUse
because we have allergies. We've
been going to the beech, and I think
If money were no object we'd
probablybedolngthesamethlng."
K•tle ChrfltJMMft
Costa MeM, student:
"I've been going to the bNch a lot
and swimming In the poot. It helps to
keep all the windows In the house
open. If I had unllmltecl ~Y I'd 90
to a beach In another country. Maybe
I'd try Tahiti."
HB bapik robbed of 120,000
A lone bandit brand11binc a
sawed·off 1hot1un took about
$20,000 from a HunUniton Be8C!h
· savings and loan aaaociatlcm ~
fice SaturdaJ, poiJee HJd.
The robber entered the Great
Western Savini• and Loan ,.._
sociation at 16141 Beach Blw. at
about 9:45 a.m., dJ1played the
ORANGE COAST
weapon, and told eUltomen and
bank employees to freese, ac·
cording to poU.ee "PON·
He then entered an open v.ult,
placed the cub in • 1bopplnc
ba1, and fied oa foot.
The robber wa described u a
male, about 23 1f&n old, 5·10,
150 pounds, with a mouatadle.
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Experts
match
waves
"Survival surfing at its best, ..
said one lifettueard.
There was some extremely
r ough surf at Laguna Beach
Saturday, but it didn't at.op the
27th annual Brooks Street Pro-
Am Surfing Contest, bUled u
the oldest surfing contest in the
world.
Contestants in nine categories
matched their skills a1alru1t the
four·to seven.fool waves, and
the winners were:
MINI DIVISION: Jell Booth
JUNIOR MEN 'S :· Mark
Watkins
WOMEN'S: Julie Whitegon
BOYS: John O'Connor
MEN'S: Chris Henderson
SENIOR MEN'S: Greg Smith
MASTERS: Hugh Pierpoint
LEGENDS: Howard Chapleau
KNEEBOARD COM ·
PETITION: Darcy Murphineie
From Page A1
·RESCUES • • •
Delly,...._...,~ IUrY
Some lUtened, some talked and &0me 1lept while the bond plaf/«l on at Saturday's anti·nuclear rally in
San Clemente. Southern California Ediaon ii 1eeking qperoting Ucenae1 for two new reactors at the San
Onofre plant.
From Page A1
RALLY DRAWS NUKE OPPONENTS • • •
to issue an operating license.
.. 1 think it's unsafe, .. said
Melvin Williams of Anaheim
who brought his red·haired 12·
year·old daughter Kim. "There
are a lot of other alternatives
that are sale. I want it slopped."
Two years ago Gregg Max, 33,
nuclear plant at Three Mile
Island, near Harrisburg.
Prior to the accident there in
March 1979, nobody was con·
cerned about the plant, said the
El Toro resident.
"I think it•s nuts to build
something on a piece of land
that won 't be usable for 20
years," he said .
Carrie Hayman. 33, of
Oceanside. echoed the thoughts
of many present when she said,
.. This is in our backyard. It
scar es us. We'd like to be
counted.··
lifeguards made from 250 to ~
cescues, at least 10 times the
average, as 40,000 people
jammed the beach. Two of the
near·drownings occurred there.
"We got waves, we got strong
rip tides, we got a strong current
carrying people toward the pier
here -we just got exceptional
conditions." Barth said.
He noted the rescue figures in·
eluded only people who actually
needed assistance to get to
shore Nol included were a
number of trips lifeguards bad
to make to warn swimmers they
were heading for potential trou·
ble
Park Aide Cmdy Gonzalez
said lifeguards made at least 200
rescues at Huntington and Bolsa
Chica state beaches, four times
the average number. The total
crowd of some 61 ,000 at the two
beaches was about normal, she
said
At Laguna Beach, in addition
to the surfing accident. there
were two near ·drownings as
lifegu ards made som e 200
rescues, far more than the 25 to
50 normally performed on a
weekend day.
Lifeguard Steve McCormick
said the crowd of some 30,000
swimmers al Laguna was about
average.
Lt. Logan Lockabey said
Newport Beach lifeguards made
about 300 rescues. about five
times the average. An average
crowd of about 85,000 turned out.
left Pennsylvania .. in part he ----------------------------------------says lo get away from the
From Page A1
ONOFRE. • •
ple days in New York."
After the outburst, panel
chairman Kelley threatened to
dismiss the hearings if the
crowd disturbances continued.
Nuclear opponent David
Brower, founder and national
resident of the Friends of the.
Earth, said the near-disaster al
Three Mile Island '·woke up the
nuclear industry and the press."
Clting a report that predicts 40
countries wlll have nuclear
weapons by the year 2000,
Brower warned that nuclear
proliferation has led to '•a mad
daah tor the final nuclear COO·
frontation."
Jury rules
for payments
in Chevy suit
CHICAGO (AP) -A federal
jury ruled Satur-day that
General Motors Corp. must pay
$550 each to more than 10,000
purchasers or 1977 Old1mobiles
whose cars contained' Chevrolet
engines.
But in a split ~rdlct, the jury
also sald the No. 1 automaker
did not owe damages to at least
30,000 customers who bou1ht
"Chevymobiles" after April 10,
1977.
"We possibly will appeal,"
said Charles A. Boyle, a lawyer
for the pjalntilfs, in the 10-weet
trial that soutbt $131 mlllicm ln
dama1ea from GM.
Cyclist hurt
in accident
A 20-year-old Marine 1taUODed
al Camp Pendleton was ln
critical condiUon Saturda1 after
beln1 thrown 80 feet followlnl a
motorcycle accident early
Saturday ln San Clemente, ae·
cordlna to a 1pokaman for tbe
Callfomla Hl1bway Patrol.
Brett MacKlnnon was
transported to Ml11lon Com·
munlt.y HOlpltal, where he ~
mains ln lnten1lve care. ll'be
youn1 marine wu not weartns 1
helmet when hl1 motorcycle
1lammed lnlo a curb at 12:05
a .m. M be attempted to turn Oil· •
to Interstate $ from lb• El Camino oa·ramp, uld the
1polle1man .
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MOVING AS OF JULY 1, 1981
(Closed June 29 & 30)
OVER
25 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 28, 1981 A3
HOOK, LIN E AND SINKER -Just give 9-year-old Danny
Leal of Costa Mesa a shady spot near the lake in his city's
Te Winkle Park and the magic of s ummer vacation becomes
mesmerizing. lt doesn't matter if the weather's too hot or
From Page A1
o.tly .......... .., c:awtle llan
when the baseball strike ends. This moment in the late af-
ternoon is spent keeping the line from tallgling while the
eyes and fingers measure the size of the catch which pro-
ba bly should be tossed back .
Fire's caprice
mystifying
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -
The horror or a bus accident that
killed flve children and five
adults and left seven people
hospitalized was clear to in-
vestigator s Saturday as they
sifted through the rubble or the
converted bus that had melted in
the intense heat or a highway ex·
plosion.
The flames, which cons umed
the screaming, trapped
passengers, inexplicably le rt
clothes, food and other belong-
ings unscathed
The bus, recently converted
into a recreational vehicle, was
carrying 25 passengers to family
reunions i n Missouri a nd
Alabama when a propane tank
blew up and fl a m es quickly
engulfed the vehicle while it was
climbing Interstate 15 in Cajon
Pass, at about 8:15 a .m ., said
California Highway Patrol Of-
fi cer Willia m Snell.
However, one survivor, Donna
Robinson, reportedly told a doc·
tor she smelled gasoline -not
propane -for a lo ng time
before the fire broke out
The exact caus e of the fire
was still under investigation
As workers from the C:thforrua
Department of Transportation
picked through the wreckage, an
undamaged box of hotdogs wa!>
found in the sm oking hull
A suitcase containing a nt>atly
folded yellow chiffon dress wa:.
also salvaged, a~ was a trunk
w hich held a blue tennis s hirt.
beach towels and an or ange
negligee. The lid of the trunk
had blown off, but the sheer
nightgown, folded atop the ten
nis shirt, was only part1all)
scorched.
The bus w as he aded for
Kansas City, Mo. and then on tt•
Decatur. Ala. T he people ahoard
were to attend a r ourth of Jul)
family reunion. ·
Bus driver and owner Willi£'
Battle, 45, of Gardena said he
heard a pop and sm ell ed smokl'
as the recreational vehicle was
climbing a gr ade Friday morn
ing, about 19 miles northwest or
San Bernardino.
Battle said he pulled over
thin king that a tire had blown
but when he opened the front
door, he saw that the bus was on
fire He stepped out, but couldn 't
gel back in, so he ran to the
back of the bus and broke a win
dow
KEY TO FUND R AI SING : WHERE DO RICH PEOPLE GO? • • •
His 52·year -old wife. Ruth.
broke anothe r window. and
crawled out. The couple then
h elpe d sever al othe r people
escape the burning bus. An aux
ihary exit 1n the back of the bus
was blocked when the vehicle
was converted into a motor
home. the CllP said
or as subtle as a donor's plaque,
but you've got to have it. You've
got lo let them know right up
fro nt t hat you're t here for
money.
"If you do it right, you make it
a kind of privilege. Point at the
donor's plaques on the wall and
say ·wouldn't you like to be up
there with all those neat peo·
pie.?' ..
'·A 'Dear Friend' letter , where
we don't really know the person
we're writing to, can get a two
percent response still quite
good." said Hall.
But asking for money is only
part of Hall's approach to big-
bu ck fund raising. The most
critical aspect is asking other
people to ask friends for money.
mill ion ) special fund raising
consultants are hired.
In terms of dollars raised and
time spent doing it, their efforts
dwarf even the million dollar
per year campaigns of the in
house development directors.
J im Norvell was a consultant
with Brake ly and Associates of
Newport Beach when he was
contracted by SCR in May 1976
either style or substance.'·
Norvell. breaking his ties with
Brakely, upped the goal to $3.6
million and formed Develop-
ment Management Associates of
Newport Beach.
"The first SCR board meeting
I went to took place over a pawn
s hop with bare light bulbs,
news papers lying around and
board members drink ing jug
"Well Kae came up after the
m eeting, said put me down for
ten thousand. Then he took over
as pres ident or the board of
trustees.
"That's what you need , people
like Kae to stand up and provide
leadership, and Kae is a terrific
leader," Norvell said.
"It appeared the people 1ns1dc·
were throwing children out of
the windows," said Snell.
According to Hall, the ''big"
fund·ra1sing events held each
year aren't really as responsible
ror dollar intake as people im·
agine -especiaJly al Hoag.
"We won't throw an event un-
less we can get 50 percent of the
gross for ourselves," he said.
''And 50 percenLof the g ross ex-
penses isn't reilly good either.
Our direct mail campaign gels
us a lot more money and it costs
us about eight percent lo carry it
out.
"A personal contact by peer
solicitation is roughly 16 percent
more effective than t he
personalized letter . You might
say that peer donation is our
bread and butte r.
·'It's also an art to ask effec·
ti vely ; we coach our people on
how to get their peers to give.
"A big part of my job is figur.
ing out who is the best person to
as k another person for money.
Som etimes we have to ask a
person to ask another person to
ask a certain person to give," he
s aid.
The announcement of gifts and
donations is a carefully planned
event which rar ely runs concurrent
with actual giving of the gifts.
With the board of directors
freshly stocked with "socialJy
and financially prominent"
mem bers, Norvell went about
the task of raising the $3.5
million.
As in most large capital cam·
paign drives, Nor vell needed a
"lead gift" -about ten percent
of the overall campaign goal, in
this instance, $300.000
~ And, as is also the case in big
'1'.' capital campaigns, the "lead
gift" had already been secured
Henry Segerstrom had donat·
ed the land on which the theater
now stands.
But the fire burned through
t he brakes, and the bus. still
loaded with people. began roll
i n g do wnhill It careened
backwards across the freeway
hitting a flatbed truck and a st a
lion wagon.
"It looked awful ," said F.sther
Flores. a passenger in the sta
lion wagon "All those flames
and smoke corning al you ThC'
flames were shooting out It was
sickenin2 "
"You can spend a lot more
money to make money than
you'd think. I know of a recent
local event that grossed $77,000
and actually paid off about
$7.000.
.. In the direct mail campaign,
we send letters to prospective
d o n ors, relating to them
personally as possible, trying to
stir up warm reelings for Hoag.
Our respons e to direct mail,
personalized letters is 11 per-
cent, which is quite good.
HaU, like Barbara Grady at
South Coas t Repertory. Gene
Gardner at the Newport Harbor
Art Museum and Vick Knight at
the Children's Hospital, heads
fund r aising on a year-in, year-
out basis .
But for the multi-million
dollar capital campaigns such
as those needed to fmance the
new SCR theater ($3.5 million)
or the proposed Orange County
Mus ic Cente r complex ($59
to head its capital campaign.
The theater was trying to
make the transition from small·
time professional theater to big·
1er time professional theater
and original studies showed that
Sl.25 million would do it.
"We knew we had to build a
t heate r complex that people
wo u Id b e proud of." said
Norvell. "And I knew right off
that a person who lives in a
home on the Newport Bay
wasn't going to want a $750,000
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wine out of paper cups," he said.
"Obviously they needed more
stalely s urroundings.
"One of my greatest pleasures
was to go to a board m eeting
some months later that took
place in the South Coa st Plaza
Hotel. The directors wore suits
and furs, drank champagne and
had a wonderful view of the field
below that would be the site or
the new building.
"It was simply a m alter or
putting the theater into another
set of circums tances," he said.
That "other set of
circumsta n ces" meant more
than just a new building -it
was to inc lude a revamped
board of trustees, a big-money
social set and rib:y feel to the
new theater . In recruiting peo-
ple to sit on that new board,
Norvell asked himself one basic
question : Where do the rich peo-
ple go?
"My own brief survey told me
that they went to the Ne wport
Harbor Art Museum. That was
the class act in town -good
parties, the right people, money.
We decided that when the com-
plex was built. SCR would be the
new place to go," he s aid.
"After that , things began
snowballing, like we knew they
would. Kae Ewing came to ooe
board meeting. 'Who's he?' I
asked. ·A stockbroker,' someone
said.
The SCR strategy was to
secure 45 percent of their goal
through the first 10 gilts, and 40
pe rcent in the next 100 gifts.
Norvell and the SCR fund·
raising coo;imittees worked from
the top down in securing dona-
llonJ -l~e donors were court;
ed first, 1maJler donors later . A
smooth 36 months later, and
SCR went to the bank with $3.5
million for a new home.
Norvell considers himself a
s trategic , rath e r t h a n
"charismatic" leader, and in the
SCR campaign he focused on
pin p oi nting t h e "donor
populace" rather than wooing it.
He helped identify key pros-
pects, worked on strategies to
secure their gifts, and kept the
campaign on schedule.
When the committee r esponsi·
ble for securing $5,000 girts
wasn't getting results, Norvell
fir ed them all and replaced
th em w ith another group.
Results improved.
One or the most important
jobs of the capital campaign
fund-raiser is to make the cam-
paign appear lo be constantly
mounting in intensity.
The announcement of gifts and
donations is a carefully planned
event which rarely runs concur·
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Authorities said Michael Lee
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The younger Tate had a slip o(
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The elder Tate had recently
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Wayward minds probed
UCI solving hyperactive child's biochemical puzzle
By J OEL C. DON
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Imagine yourselr speeding down an in·
terstate highway in the wee hours of the morn·
ing. You've bttn driving all rught.
You nod orr a couple of times; jolted back to
consciousness by sudden surges of adrenalin.
As your body aches ror slt"ep, you may sing,
:.houl or poke your ht-ad out the window every
few minutes for a breath of fresh air
During your frantic effortll to sta y within
the white lines of the fre-eway. )1ou've almost
duplicated what a hyperacltvt> child may ex·
perience in his battle with the ps)'chologkal dis·
order
.. Hyperactive rh1ldren are not falling
asleep," said psychiatrist Jeffrey U\•lne. of UC
Irvine Medical Center "They find their minds
flitting from one thing to another and they rind
this lo be uncomfortable "
So the child. in response to a wayward
mind. appears restless. overactive, impulsive.
inattentive and disorderly. For families.
teachers and peers. the hyperactive child may
cause indelible strains and tensions.
Although there's no c11re for the disorder.
which affects 3 to 5 percent of elementary
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When the children re-enter school in the fall ,
their teachers also will have been prepared to help
continue with anon-ioini treatment.
The UCI program. initialed by Levine, will
be conducted in consecutive three-week sessions
throughout the summer. The first one began
June 22.
Levine noted the behavior modification seg-
ment was set up by Dr William Pelham Jr. of
Florida State University while visiting the
medical center as a consultant to train
therapists and new techniques.
"The intent is to find something that's ef.
fective." said the psychologist, who is-one of the
pioneers of combining behavior therapy and
drugs principally the stimwant Ritalin -to
treat hyperactivity. ··Drugs change behavior on a
day-to-day basis. But they have no long-term ef·
feet. "Unless medication 1s countered with some
other treatment. it has really not been shown to
be effective. But it if is used with behavior
modification or family counseling, there are a
couple of studies that show th.is combination is eHective "
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Capistrano's reeling
Vignettes of bandits, rumors of gold to be filmed
By JORN NEEDHAM of-.o.iw ........
The colorful 205-year history
of San Juan Capistrano soon will
be the topic of a corporate·
spon&ored mm being produced
by a local pbotocrapber.
The idea of 24-year·old Jeff
Vuquez, t.h,.t 30·minute film ll to
be called "La Historla de
Capbtrano," and will Include
actors playing out a aeries of
vignettes of historical note.
Vasquez said the film will
begin with Father Juoipero
Serra, founder of Mission San
Juan Capistrano in 1776, digging
up the church bells that bad
been buried a year before after
the first attempt to establish the
mission failed.
He said another vignette will
focus on the earthquake t>f 1812.
which caught worshippers inside
the great mission church when it
was toppled.
Vasquez said oo film of San
Juan would be complete without
the story of the bandit Juan
Flores. who in 1857 escaped
from San Quentin and rode into
town to see his sweetheart and
gather guns and ammunition.
As history tells it, Flores met
his "novia" Chola Martina and
told her of his plans to rob the
store of George Pflugardt.
Chola agreed to help, knowing
she co11ld persuade Pflugardt to
open his s hop door at night.
Aft e r s ummoning the
s hopkeeper , s he reportedly
signaled Flores and some other
bandits by lighting a cigarette.
They then burst through the
door . shooting Pflugardt dead.
"We'll be work~ with a
$75,000 budget. with six sponsors
putting up $12,500 each,.. Vas-
quez said. "It will be shot in
16-mm film, and then copied on-
to video tape for distribution.··
He added that ''La Historia de
C apis trano " is c urrently
CHRONICLES CAPISTRANO
Photographer Jeff Vasquez
scheduled to be released early
next year, with filming begin·
ning next month in areas of San
Jua n. primarily around the mis·
sion.
As a corporate-sponsored film,
it will be distributed to educa·
tional television stations. com·
munity colleges. e lementary
schools, public libraries and to
the community at large on a free
loan basis, Vasquez said.
Pam Hallan. a native of San
Juan Capistrano and a city his·
lorian, will co-write the script
for the film along with Vasquez.
"We've had a tremendous
response from the City Council
and other community leaden,"
Vasque& said. "And while the
film is not intended to be a pro·
motional tool. it wiU probably
create a lot or outside interest In
the city."
He s aid other events
portrayed in the film will be the
rumors of gold In the s11rround-
l ng hills. the coming of the
railroad. and a raid by pirates in
1818.
The raid was lead by Hip·
polyte Bouchard. a soldier of
fortune warring against Spanish
shipping and colonies for the
leaders of what is now Argen·
tin a.
Hearing that Bouchard was
c o ming , the mission was
evacuated, with the people going
to hide in the Trabuco Ranch
area. A garrison of l2 men was
left to defend the mission under
the command of Lt. Santiago
Arguello.
Howev e r , upo n s eeing
Bouchard coming ashore with
140 men and two cannons, the
defenders beat a fast retreat.
le'aving the mission's entire
brandy supply to be consumed
by the pirates.
Eyewitnesses said six of the
ine briate d raiders s tumbled
away never to be seen again,
while a nother 20 had to be
lashed to the cannons and rolled
back to the beach.
The final scenes in "La H.is-
loria de Capistrano" will be of
modern San Juan. said Vasquez.
"We are pl anning to use a lot
of local talent an the project." he
said, "people who aren't pro-
fessional actors ..
He said no one would have
speaking parts. The film will be
na rrated by Vic Perrin. best
known as the control voice in the
1960s tele vi sion s e ries "The
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DMIY rlMt StMt "'99 • Indochinese meet in refugee's home to learn ·survival English' from Louise Wilson.
Jewel Court Every Sund.ty ~t 1:30
Refugee class
• earns praise
About 150 local Indochinese refugees are
having survival skills training brought to them
in their homes, work places and classrooms,
through efforts by the Newport-Mesa Unified · ~chool U1str1ct.
The federally-funded program, geared for
adults only, started in January and drew high
praise from a federal evaluator who visited in
April.
The training includes "survival English,"
or basic conversation needed in daily transac-
tions and emergencies, plus counseling for
personal or professional needs and classroom
instruction aimed al preparing the refugees for citizenship.
But it is the so-called outreach training in
basic English, training that is brought lo the
students. that drew the highest praise from
evaluator David Leavitt of the U.S. Department
of Education.
Newport-Mesa officials have arranged with
two large employers of refugees, Disc Instru-
ments Co. of Costa Mesa and Newport Villa
Nursing Home in Newport Beach, to bring the
English classes to the work site.
The companies donate one work hour a
week to the training, and the employees match
that with an hour of their own time to make the
two-hour classes possi ble.
In addition. the district sends English
teachers to two a rea homes, one every weekday
for three hours and the other three times a week
for two hours, for the same training. That seg-
ment of the program. aimed at home-bound
mothers and elderly people, requires at least 15
interested refugees at each site.
Department of Education officials informed
tbe district that Leavitt considered the work site
training "one of the major strengths of the pro-
gram" and said he was impressed with a home
training class be visited.
The district and the program's staff were
praised in a letter from the department ''on the
excellent way the grant has been implemented
and maintained thus far."
Bonnie Tiede, a survival English teacher,
says she believes that the refugees' dedication
to learning has combined with a good program
to make the project a success.
"They're very smart, and their motivation
and desire is amazing," she said. "Their only
problem here is that they're locked in by a
language wall."
Ms. Tiede said many of the refugees have
suffered almost in credible hardship, including
being witness to the liquidation of family mem-
bers, yet most of them are determined to make
the most of their new chance.
Her praise echoes that of many area
educators and e mployers who have watched In-
dochinese refugees pursue their new opportuni·
ty atlife.
"Even the kids (brought to the adult classes
by parents who are enrolled> will sit here every
day from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. and study straight
through. They've been taught that this is the
key."
The $94,521 grant that funds the program
will run out Dec. 31 , but the district is hoping a
rene wal will be granted, according to N-M
Adult Education Specialist Mary Wert.
Last word kind
for bridge fixer
Peter Kiewit, the contractor for the recently
completed Balboa Island bridge rebuilding job,
apparently is not going to leave Newport Beach
behind without getting one last official city
document.
After being greeted with work stop orders
last Easter and a boisterous round or criticism
from island folk, Kiewit is to be honored for his
"fantutic Job."
The Anaheim businessman will get an of·
ficial city proclamation, complete with the
mayor's signature.
"That's nice." commented a spokesman for
Kiewit.
Following criticism from laland merchants
that bridge workers bad ruined their Christmas
business by closing traffic lanes, city of
raciala ordered Kiewit off the bridge when It ap·
peared lanes again would be closed durin1
Easter week.
Islanders be1an shouting shortly after
Easter when the entire brld1e was closed
ror a brief period.
Kiewit was left off the guest Hat when
merchants celebrated the completton of the
bridge th.ii month.
But with Ule Job done, islander-a are more
for11vm,. "I think be dJd a fantutic Job," au11eated Councilman Phil Maurer, an ialand bomeowner.
"It'• 1 beauWUl bridge.''
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Could Oranee County eovernment 1ave
money by abollsblna or chan1ln1 dlatrict
boundaries for ita municipal court eyetem?
An ad hoc committee will be studyln1 that
question ror the next three months at the re·
quell of the Oran1e County Board of
Supervisors.
There currently are five municipal colµ"t districts in the county. Each operates in·
dependently.
Creation of a sinale judicial district for the
entire county, or modification of district
boundaries could..brioa abo\.lt a coet savln1s by
more efficient use of persoMel and centrallz~tion
of administration, accordln1 to supervisors
Chairman Ralph Clark, whoproposedthestudy.
For example, courtroom •r.•ce exlals at
Weal Oran1e County Munlc pal Court in
Westrni.nater, but not at the county'• four other
branch municipal courts in Newport Beach,
Laauna Nlsuel, FuJlerton and Santa Ana.
If district boundaries didn't exist, the un-
used space at West Ce>urt could be used to offset
the load belng experienced elsewhere. Under
the current system, that couldn't happen.
Not only judges, but clerical support
personnel, could be switched to high-demand
areas; ~cording to Clark.
Clark cited a recent study conducted in Ven-
tura County. prior to consolidation of its
municipal ~rt system, ln which officials gave
12 reasons the move would be beneficial.
The supervisor said his concern over the
current district format was prompted by three
Items f1tcing the board callin1 for more than SU
million In expansion projects at Harbor
Municipal Court in Newport Beach and North
Orange County Municipal Court ln Fullerton
and support of legl51atJon that would permit ar·
raigoment or defendants at a sin1le location,
presumably, Central Municipal Court located
near the Oranae County JaU lo Santa Ana.
At Harbor Court, architects are preparing
final plans for a $6 million six-courtroom •dd.i·
lion: at West Court, the board approved a S6
mlllion contract for addition of another six
courtrool'tli, three of which wiJI remain tlll· finished unW needed.
Clark bad originally proposed that the court
exparuiion projects be held in abeyance pending
the ad hoc committee study. But he dropped
that position when it became clear be didn't
have the necessary votes to sustain it.
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TRACKING YOUNGSTERS' FUTTING MINDS
Drs. WiUiam Pelham. Jeffrey Levine at UC/
HYPERACTIVE. • •
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components of behavior training. For three
weeks. children will be supervised from the mo
ment they wake until bedtime.
At the same time. children will receive peer
reaction to their behavior. It is hoped, Pelha m
said, that they may get along better with their
classmates with the aid or feedback from their
hyperactive peers. .
In school, hyperactive children often have
diffi c ulty m a king friendships wi t h other
children, Pelham said.
Pelham said the behavior therapy segment
is essential because hype ractive youngsters.
after year9tof disorde rly conduct or impulsive-
ness, have accepted their behavior.
He believes children must relearn proper
social skHls .
Ritalin and other stimulant drugs stifle bad
behavior. But they're not without side effects.
According lo Dr. J ames Swanson , a
psychologis t specializing in evaluating patient
response to drugs, studies show 40 percent of
hyperactive children have a negative reaction
to drugs.
"You can mistre at c hildren with the
stimulant drug," he said , of Ritalin. "The ad·
verse effect is the drug will suppress good as
well as bad behavior and have cognitive (learn-
ing ) impairment.
"It's difficult for pediatricians in the office
to evaluate if the kid is a good responder or a
bad responder ."
Swanson, who works both at UCIM C and
Fa irview State Hospital, will be using cognitive
tests , electroencephalograms and specially de·
veloped d1agnostk equipment to match the
right medication for each child.
"For some chi ldren it's going to be no
medication," he said. "All children will be on
different levels of the drug."
Since the disorder has been recognized and
under study for only a few decades, Little is
known a bout what happens lo a hyperactive
(the same as hyperkinetic) person who enters
adulthood, Levine said.
Many of t he overt symptoms may be sup·
pressed, he added.
Some scientists be lieve the disorde r is
caused by a breakdown in the body's chemical
metabolism. So a hyperactive individual m ight
carry the problem for the rest of hls life, or until
a solution to the biochem ical puzzle has been
solved, explained Swanson.
Thoug h the combination of be havior
modification and drugs has been in use for only
a bout two years , Pelham is enthusiastic about
the new approach.
"It's something people have proposed for a
long time,'' he said. "I think most people would
agree this is the most effective treatment at the
present lime."
Parents wishing to enroll their child in the
progr am may call the medical center's Depart·
ment or ChHd Psychiatry at 634·5829.
FUND DRIVES • • •
(From Page A3)
rent with the actual giving of the gift.
Wo r kin g thro ugh n e ws paper s and
m agazines , consultant s plant stories so the
public is kept constantly aware of the long trail
of major gifts flowing into the campaign. If
large donations are announced too early or too
close together the public forgets the effort.
"The worst thing that can happen to a fund
raising campaign is to get publicity too early. Jf
you announced aJJ your major gifts when you
got them, you might end up going for months
with no good news for people.
"You have to be ca reful to make the public
think your campaign is going well, even if it
isn't . Nobody is going to give to a failing
cause," he said.
"People think fund raising is a song and
dance routine sometimes, but that's not my
style. We come in to do the job quickly -we're
highly organized and we have a high degree of
control.
"I'd rather get a job done tbree months
ahead or time and be a stuffed shirt about it
than leave peop le rolling in the aisles.
"When people or substance become almost
childlike in their enthusiasm for a project, you
can't lose. The charism atic leaders of the SCR
campaign were people like Kae Ewing and
Harriette Witmer -they really make ·or break
a campaign.
"Asklng people ror money is a strange busl·
ness,'' he s aid . "My fatber was a fund-raiser
too, he was even given an honorary doctorate
from Mornin11ide Collete ror h1I work. We'r•
elttiata in a lot of ways, we skim the cream.
"I'd Ulte more people to undentand what
we really do. lfoet of ua in the buaines1 look up-
ap ll u a prof ea1lon and we tr eat It with a
little diplty."
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1\8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT'Sunday. June 28, 1981
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Your favorite recipe could
I f you like to cook and have a "favorite··
recipe. 1t could be wort h a shopping
spree at Irvine Ranch Farmer's Market. or
yo u could w in one of eight $100 gift
cert if 1cates at part1c1pating merc hants. It
can all happen in the 1981 Daily Pilot
Favorite Recipe Contest. and 1t could
happen to you1
Even 1f you don t win a top
prize. your recipe could be
published in our ·Eater"s
Digest' special section in the
Dai ly Pilot Aug. 20.
Daily Pilot food editor Sandie Joy will
superv ise a panel of food judges who wi ll
name the best recipe on the Orange
Coast. Winning recipes will be judged on
originality . ease of preparation. and of
course, taste. So get cooking. Read the
rules carefully and send us your recipes
as soon as possible. Entries must be
postmarked no later than Friday. July 17 .
M ail your entries to: Daily Pilot
Favorite Recipe Contest, P.O. Box 1560,
Costa Mesa. CA 92626.
Remember:
Entry Deadline
itJ Friday,
Jrdy 17.
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ENTRY CATEGORIES:
I. o~sserts
Let's see what you c an do ·wi t h
chocolates. gelatin, butter. flour. wh 1pped
cream and other favorite goodies.
2. Fruits, Vegetables & Salads
Including veg etarian dishes. And do n't
forget the out-of-season treasures in cans
and in the frozen food section.
3. Soups & Appetizers
Meat spreads, zesty dips. munch ies and
any kind of soup, be it the main course or
the entree. Take your ptck.
4. Main Dishes
Whether it be hamburgers or coq au
vin, the best chicken salad or roast
duckling, everyone has a favorite recipe
for the mainstay of the meal.
5. Cheese, Eus & Pasta
Enter your ravorite cheese dish. snack
or salad; or maybe your homemade
linguine is outasight.Or should you enter
your seafood quiche?
Ethnic Dishes
From chow mein to enchiladas to
baklava, maybe your family has a recipe
from the old country?
7. Breads & Grains
Californians have discovered the fun of
making their own wholesome breads and
cereals. Or how about that homeblend
granola?
8. Microwave Cooking
Like to cook but hate to wai t?
On-the-go Orange Coasters know it's not
the time spent in the kitchen. but the taste
on the palate. Hurry, please!
{'0:'\T&~T Rt; 1 .. ES:
1 List all 1ngred1ents 1n order of use followed by clear ,
concise directions and the number of servings
Remember. ong1nallty counts Submit your entry on
8' 2 x 11 paper and pnnt clearly
2 Only one entry per person per category will be ac·
cepted II more than one entry is received tor any
single category. all entries for that category will be
d1squal1f1ed Judges reserve the nght to properly
categorize entries.
3. Recipes must be complete. and may not be changed
after submission Incomplete recipes will be dis·
qual1f1ed
4 In the event identical recipes are submitted by two
or more contestants the first received will be the
one considered for 1udq1nq
5 The contest rs open to all residents of Orange
County, except employees and their 1mmed1ate
families of Orange Coast Publishing Co
6 Indicate on each recipe 1n the top left-hand corner
your name. address. telephone. and category en-
tered using separate sheets for each recipe Mail to
Dally Prlot Favonte Recipe Contest. P.O. Box 1560.
Costa Mesa. CA 92626. or bring 1t to 330 W Bay St ..
Costa Mesa All ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED
NO LATER THAN MIDNIGHT. FRIDAY. JULY 17.
1981. or received .at the Prlot office no later than 5
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7 Entry of a recipe constitutes agreement that rt
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Othe r s move,
he stays put
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'A desperate day' in Ireland
ARCHBOLD . Ohio
<AP) -If America is an
Itinerant society with
people con.stanUy mov-
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50, may be the truest ex-
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By STAN DELAPLANE
ENNIS, Ireland -"Janie Mac, yer wet as a
salmon," said the haJI porter at the Old Ground
Hotel. "Give me the coat an' stand by the fire. It's
a desperate day out." •
Outside, a chill Shannon wind blew up Abbey
Street that leads to the ruins of a priory burned by
Cromwell's troopers. Ennis Is a pretty, antique
market town, 25 minutes -and 10 centuries -
from Shannon Airport.
On Saturdays. tM horse traders come in. Bu11na
nu up tM animals and when the bargain ii .truck, tMJj
seal it with a pint of Cuinneu in tM Jll!Qreat pub.
When the horse traders come, so do "the
traveling people." They're dark, wild gypsy types
-though not related to the Romany gypsies of
Europe. The men mend copper pots by tradition
but their first love is horses. The women beg in th~
street.
"And don't leave anything loose about or
they'll pocket it before you can blink an eye " an
lrishman told me. "They·re sharp as the edge of a
razor."
They used to travel in borse·drawn caravans.
brightly painted as a circus wagon. Now they're
m ostly motorized, using vans and campers. These
are their traveling homes. They have no fixed
residence.
The Irish call them tinkers. (For their pol
mending.> And a mother scolds her messy child :
"You 're no better but a tin ker!"
One of the women was standing near the hotel
with outstretched band and she showed me an ln·
rant wrapped In a shawl in her arms.
··The babe's not had a bite to eat in two days, ..
she said. Ana seeing l was a stranger, she gave me
a sly, wicked grin to show we were both in on ttie
scam. It's a m atter of pride with them to size up
the person and make him pay.
The hall porter said: "With some they abuse
them, and some they wheedle. or like yourself they
flatter you.·· He asked how much I gave her. When
I ad milted generosity of a dollar, he said: "The
child was likely borrowed."
I The Irish rain hos been commg down enough to set
a Noah to work on another ark. When the wmd blows
and the Atlantic crashes on the fishmg village shores,
it's "a desperate day " When the rain falls gently they
say, ·'It's a soft day:·
It's good weather for salmon. The Atlantic
salmon is a debonair type. unlike the lovesick
P acifi c salmon who swims away, to love again
some other day.
He's a lot better lasting for some reason.
I had a block of fresh salmon that was five
inches in all directions. A great chunk delicately
poached and smothered with a rich hollandaise
sauce. Lunch for two with drinks and wine was $50.
For first-run salmon, it was worth it.
The Old Ground ls an old boul, half-timbered
work with vines cUmblng oa it. It's across U.e
street from the Cathedral. Tbere was a mlddJe-
aged priest at lunch, nodding tr. the sounding off of
the tableful of middle-aged '.um women In shiny
black town clothes. Their voices were thin and
monotoaou.s.
''l'U never fo rge• Father Mulcahy, may he
rest easy with God, for when my good man was at
death's door, there was the Father makin' the way
soft for him to heaven, an· there was Father Kelly,
him that was etc. etc."
The priest sat nodding over his port and cof-
fee. And I felt his mind was far away.
Hall porters-what tMy call a concierge in France
-go on forever. The haU porter is in charge of tM keys.
He'll get you stampi, a tori or advile J10U tM beat road
China. ~000 years old.
And brand new·
F'rom the moment you enter the People·s
Republic or Chin a . you 11 know you ·re In a
different world-a vasl. Incredible land both
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modern communes. Palaces and pagoda's . Marvel
at the Great Wall.
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When I first came to Ennis, the hall porter was
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the people he's thrown out. 'For their own good
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Al8 Orange Coast DAILY PIL.OT/Sunday. June 28. 1981 .
Statutes of liberty
don't restrict aliens
Whatever Supe rvisor Harriett
Wieder did or didn't say about
Orange County's refugee pro-
ble m s, her image w asn't im-
proved and the Indochinese immi
grants certainly weren't any bet
ter off.
In an interview with the Santa
huff ed. she stood on her r ecord so
far a s championing minority
rights is concerned. No bigot she .
Undoubtedly not. Mrs. Wieder
indeed does have a good r ecord
for s upporting minority causes
' Ana Regis te r last w eek, Mrs.
Unfortunately, her record for
understanding the U.S . Constitu-
tion may not be so swift. If it
were, she would have known he r
s ubject matter was null and void
to begin with.
Wieder purportedly s aid s he
favored stringe nt regulations
aimed at stopping further migra-
tion of refugees into the county.
One way of getting at the pro-
blem, said the account, would be
to arrest e mployers who hire
newly arrived refugees.
Movement of people legally in
the United States simply can't be
restricted . That a pplies t o
citizens and a lien s, southerners,
blacks, circus geeks, newspaper
reporters and supervisors. lt ap-
plies lo any boundary -state,
county, city, s treet lighting dis-
trict or cens us tract.
When the backlash over those
remarks s tarted coming in, Mrs .
Wieder called a press conference
to s uggest that the reporter who
· wrote the inte rview story had
misunderstood her . And it has nothing whatever to
do with having a family alre ady
in place. What she r eally wanted lo em-
phasize. said the supervisor, was
that migration o f r efugees should
be restrict ed to those who
already have imm;Aiate families
• living in the county. This would
ease the load on county agenc ies
and smooth their way into socie-
ty, s he said .
In what undoubtedly was a
good -faith gesture toward helping
a ns wer the refugee problem,
Supervisor Wieder unfortunately
reac hed for a solution that flies in
th e face o f a very bas ic
Am e rican concept, a concept
backed by a fistful of Supreme
Court rulings.
..,
What's more, Mrs Wie d e r
Stretch daylight time
When daylight-saving time
was introduced in this country
back in Wo rld War II, som e
traditionalists proteste d that it
was wrong to tinke r with the
c lock . Standa rd time was "God's
time," they asserted , as if it were
s ome sacred meas urem ent die·
lated fro m on high .
DST during t h e s ummer
months is respectable now and
few indeed are those who do not
gr eet with joy that extra hour of
daylight at day's end.
In fact, DST has proved so
popular that a fe w years back it
was tested o n a year-aro und
basis. The idea appeared sound.
but it was quickly rescinded
whe n pare nts found th ei r
youngsters either trudging to
school or waiting for buses in the
morning darkness during the
midwinte r months.
While that didn't work, it's
likely that mos t of us would
welcome an exte nsion of the c ur-
rent May -October scWedule.
Sen. AJan Cranston, D-Calif ..
told a hearing last week that ad-
ding seven weeks a year lo DST
would s ave a bout 100,000 barrels
of oil a day. r e duce traffic
fatalities and violent crime. and
reduce the number o f h o urs
American s spend watching
te levision.
Crans ton proposes moving
the s tarting date of DST from the
last Sunday in April to the first
Sunday in Ma rch. Standard time
would continue to r e turn on the
last Sunday in October .
Le ss co mp e lling than
Cranston's bill is one that would
extend DST one week in the fall
so Halloween trick -or-tre aters
could make their rounds during
d aylight hours . It may not be a
b a d idea. but the r a tionale is
s omewhat less than overwhelm-
ing.
But Cranston 's proposal is
sound. Not only wo uld we have
more days to enjoy that extra
hour of light at day's end. we'd
a lso be conser ving e n ergy, s av-
ing lives a nd finding something
more useful to d o than staring at
t he idiot box
Restoration's worth extra
Taxpayers s hould be un-
ders tandably upset when a gov·
e rnment project that was sup-
posed to cost $42 million and take
three years ends up costing $68
million and taking 5 1/2 years to
complete.
Here's an instance where it
may have been worth the wait -
a nd the money.
The over-budget project is re -
novation of the state Capitol in
Sacramento . The job is winding
up now and when the Capitol re -
opens in January. Californians
should for the first time in many
years be able to point with pride
to the symbolic seat of their state
government.
It's always been a handsome
s tructure, but unfortunately a
terribly uns afe one. Parts of it
were built as early as 1860, when
building codes and earthquake
s tandard s were unknown .
Remodeling after remodeling did
little to enhance the safet y .
Finally it became a menace.
The Capitol was declared un-
s afe in 1973. Most offices were
closed that year and the
Legislature stayed only until •
tern porary quarte rs were ready
elsewhere.
After being g utted, the
Capitol's walls were made safe
and for more than four years
some 3,000 crafts m e n have been
involved restoring -in some
cases improving -the classic
ele ments inside the structure.
It's nearly ready now. The
beautiful rotunda dome casts col-
o r down on the elaborately pat-
terned floor tiles. New copper
pla ting covers the outside of the
dome. Atop glistens the newly
replated gold leaf ball. In all, a
sple ndid edifice.
It cost more than it should
have cost. It took longer to re-
build than it s hould have.
Still. it's altogether fitting
t hat the nation's largest and
greatest state offer a grand sym-
bo l r e prese nting t he nation's
largest and greatest s tate.
California shouldn't go second
class.
Besides, the restoration only
cost about $3 per resident. And
you 'll get far more than your $3
worth if you pay the new Capitol
a visit after the first of the year.
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al Spanish Forl, Texas. Herman
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Who limits public passions?
WASHINGTON These are the
times that try the souls of men who did
not want Ronald Reagan to be presi-
dent. As lecturer, candidate. governor,
commentator and candidate. he has practically made a living questioning
the institutional sanity and the aulhori·
ty of the United States Supreme Court
and now he will select the court's
next member
He has been consistent When he
t raveled the country lecturing the
employees of General Electric m the
1950s. Reagan had a standard line at·
tacking the court for decisions banninll?
prayer in schools In April of last year.
campaigning in Pe nnsyl vania, he
seemed to be saying that he thought a
president, the country's ch.ief law en
fo r cemenl off icer. s ho uld c hoose
between "proper" and "improper"
court decisions .
Th e s ubj ec t wa s again a
Supreme Court ruling on school prayer.
The place was Wilkes-Barre. Reagan
said · "I don't believe 1n it. Frankly. l
think it's a distortion of the Constitution
. I do not condone violations or the
law .. <But) I just don't think this
court decision is actually a proper law
of the land."
In other appearances. on other issues
and decisions. candidate Reagan assert·
ed that he thought the Supreme Court
s hould not "override public opinion."
That's wrong. Overriding, ignoring.
offe nding and out-wailing public opinion
have always been criltcal functions of
lhe courts m general and the Supreme
Court in particular. The men who wrote
the Constitution of the United States -
and created three tangled, equal
branches of government -deliberately
constructed that intricate system of
checks and balances to contain and slow
down the processes of politics in govern·
menl.
One or the dangers of democracy, the
great danger. James Madison wrote.
was what he calle d the "public
passions."
Now, Reagan , like other presidents
before tum, convinced that the national
passions of the moment are for him. has
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RICHARD RllVIS ·•i.
the chance to try to speed up the proc-
esses with the he lp of a friendly
Supreme Court. His chances to try to re·
make the court m his own image began
last week with the generally unexpected
retiremt!nt of Associate Justice Potter
Stewart
Stewart, a Republican appointed 23
years ago by President Eisenhower. left
the court saying: "The mark of a good
justice or a good judge ls a judge whose
opinions you can read, and after you
have read that opinion you have no idea
whether the judge was a man or a
woman, Republican or Democrat.
Christian or a Jew, and. if a Chnstjan. a
Protestant or a Catholic."
Stewart was called a "swing·· justice.
which was inaccurate. He was. in the
best sense of the word. a "moderate"
Justice; his votes and words tended to
hold the center against extremist argu-
ments coming from ma ny sides.
If you listen to the president, you
tend to believe that he is an extreml'll
a moderate-sounding extremist.
Some of the people around him and ap·
poi nted by him seem even more ex·
treme. They are in a gre at hurry to
make radical changes 1n the country
"We are in the midst of the biggest
political battle waged in our country in
the last four years." said a fund-ra1smg
letter sent out this week over Reagarf's
signature by the Republican National
Committee "Crisis . calamity I
have not proposed halfway measures I
cannot win this fi ght alone "
Comes the revolution• I doubt that
Reagan really believes that it's here I
doubt that under close questioning he
would stick to the rhetorical position
that the Supreme Court should be an ex-
tension of public opinion or that laws
should be enforced according to one
elected official's defin ition of what 1s
proper and what improper
In fact. Reagan's appointments to
California Judgeships were decidedly
m ore moderate than his rhe toric
Reagan a ppointees in that s tate
m a ny of the m screened by Edwin
Meese. who may be the president's
main man again on this selection
have usually said that the screening
process appeared designed to de-
termine how stron~ly they believed in
"j udicial restraint ..
Restraint. it seems to me. is a good
and fair test of potential state Judges
and potential Supreme Court justices
As a worried outsider. I have to hope
that the decisions on this vacancy and
others are not based solely on devotion
to the opinion and passions of this mo· menl.
The jus tice chosen is goi ng to be
around for a long time Opinions
change Passions ebb. Passionate men
are one day honored for exercising
presidential restraint.
Poland's idolized leader Soviet enigma
WROCLAW, Poland -After two
hours of hearing Lech Walesa exhort re-
gional Solidarity delegates here to be
united and refrain from further strikes,
a man in the rear shouted: "Long live
Walesa!"
"That's m y name," a grinning
Walesa shouted back. This veneration
for Solidarity's leader as. in an ir-
reverent colloquial style, he calls on
Poles for greater efforts and greater
restraint dominates Poland's turbulent
political scene.
At age 37 , Wal esa has been
transformed from Gdansk shipyard
worker to the authentic leader or the
Polish nation.
As such. he now is burdened with
singular responsibility for protecting
Poland's democratic revolution. both
from strangulation by the Polish com-
munist apparatus and sudden assault
by the Soviet Army.
He Is still treated with condescension
by both intellectuals at Solidarity's na·
tional headquarters in downtown
Warsaw who want to guide him and by
communist insiders who want to coopt
him.
But ·since the death of Poland's
Catholic primate. Cardinal Stefan
Wyszynskl, he has become Poland's
true leader. Unlike the austere
cardlnaJ, the charismatic Walesa has
forged an emotional bond with the peo-
ple unprecedented in modern Poland.
Walesa has so developed beyond the
local strike leader of last summer that
tlls absence from the country now raises
concern. WhUe he was In Geneva ad·
dressing the International Labor
Organization, a regional strike
was called (which Walesa quickly can-
celed when ho returned.>
Tbat arouHS fun ol whit wiJJ hap·
pen when Walesa la on a two·..-eek
American lour belinnlng Frtday.
The overwhelmln1 con1en1u1 ln
Solidarity la •1aiftlt 1trtte acUoa. Bul
other leaden bi th• wUoll were QOt h•P·
PY about WaleH'• recent .declautlcm
lbat Solldaril)' Is atrtcUy a labor union
wit.bout poUtJcal f\ancUooa. •·watna 11 not the trade unloa,"
Jan1111 On,ynklewlci, a mathemaUclan
who II a member of SoUdarUy'1 D.a·
tloaat ooordinatJna council, told ua. "Ht
often presents hjs voice as the only
voice of Solidarity . When he speaks, the
truth is. he generally speaks for
himself."
Such Solidarity leaders may fear
Walesa is being coopted by the com-
munist apparatus. Indeed, communist
intellectuals s uggest that this technical f,.r:· 1-VA-IS_/_N_IV_Al-la-~
high school graduate ls outmatched in
dealing with his counterpart in the ap·
paratus, Deputy Prime Minister
Mleczylaw Rakowski, a famous
journalist well-known over Polish
television.
They feel Walesa as an ex-army
private first class is absolutely overawed
in sitting across the table from his former
commander In chief, Gen. Wojclech
J arutelski, the prime minister.
Communist functionaries regularly
praise Walesa while attacking
Solidarity's "radicals."
Rakowski, talking to WI and other
Western newsmen in words meant for
Soviet consumption, took a hard line
against the militant reformera but went
out of his way to praise Walesa's 1Jpeech
affirmlng Solidarity's limited scope as
a trade union.
The true source of Walesa's caution,
however, la neither J aruzelskl nor
Rakowski but the Catbollc Church,
which also opposes new strikes and ur·
ges retitraint.
In visiting lhla Southwestern Polish
city <formerly Brestau) on a natlooaJ
tour, Walesa met privately at ten,ui
with the .,-cbbishop o( Wroclaw al\er
attending mass, aa he dCjea moet daya.
Both in addresaJna re1Jona1 Solldpnt.y
dele1atn and at a mout.er evenln1 ral·
ly here attended by 50,000 Walesa ac·
tuaJly appeared teas the ally of lht re·
1lme tban it.a t.eae,ber.
''We II.ave to make the aovemmenl
care about our needs," he aatd. He•
be1an his apettb to the dele.iale9 bJ
riclJcullnC Sovtet and PoUab Comnuan.llt
Parly c•ar•e• of .. coGaler
revolutionaries" and "ant1 -sociaLists"
in Poland: "I've been traveling all over
the country, and I haven't found
one yet."
Whal makes Walesa unique is less
what he says than an emotional link
between him and the Polish masses. His
stump style, at once conversational and
volcanic, has traces of Fidel Castro.
George Wallace and Bobby Kennedy.
But he is treated less as a modern
politician than a rock .star . Physically
drained after hjs two-hour performance
at the evening rally, Walesa was
mobbed by adoring Poles seeking auto-
graphs and handshakes.
This link is why the Polish commun·
ist hierarchy has concluded it must sup·
port him. Nevertheless, heresy drips
Jrom Walesa's words : "Initiatives
should come from thepeople," he said
here. "No longer are we Limited by gov-
ernment."
Such rejection of Soviet dogma and
the very fact Walesa is functioning as a
politician independently of the party
must be hard for Moscow to lake.
Nor could it have been pleasant read·
Ing in the Kremlin when Walesa pro-
mised here that Poland would learn the
truth about the Soviet slaughter of
Polish army officers al Kalyn and ex-
pressed a desire to speak in Russian
factories.
Although he cautions restraint to
avoid Soviet intervention, the rise of
Lech Walesa as his nation's de facto
leader ls another ca1,1.se lo wonder how
long the Soviets can tolerate what ls
happening In Poland.
lllllY Ill
We could use a woman oo the Supreme
Court, male It easier to plac the blame
ror • bum dedsloa. F.K.
G1JITJrn~ OOUJ~~~ITJ~
People's voices
saved an island
By MA\' WALE BROWN
May Wale Brown reride1 /or tM following
recuons in South Laguna.
How many people do you know who
live exacUy the way they want to live?
Very few. Strangely enough, having lots
of money has little to do with enjoyin&
life and living the way you want to live.
Loving nature and what God and the
good earth have given us has a lot to do
with it.
And this is the main reason why a
group of people have been able to live the
way they want to live in a mobile borne
park in South Laguna called Treasure
Island.
The people who live at Treasure Island
h'ave much in common. but above all
they share a deep and permanent love
for the ocean, the beach and the flowers,
plants and trees that grow so abundantly
near the ocean.
We who live at Treasure Island are a
little older, as in most mobile homes. We
love to walk on the beach and swim in the
ocean. We love lo quietly sit and talk,
while watching the waves roll in and we
a vidly wail for the beautiful sunsets we
love to share.
We also like to share a drink and a
meal -and try to help each other out in
sickness and in stress. We are a com·
munity of caring people.
· In 1977 three men took over the
management of Treasure Island and it
was not long thereafter that we were told
that, withln a year or two. au the trailers
<mobile homes> would be thrown out an11
a high-rise lime-share 600-room hotel
would take its place .
We who had li ved at Treasure Island
for many years were thunderstruck.
What could we do to prevent this horrible
thing from happening. not just to us. but
to all of the area?
A time-share hotel meant pseudo Jet·
setters coming and going every week
with no concern for tbe community.
The traffic impact on an already con-
gested highway seemed unreal and the
destruction of 266 homes meant uproot·
ing an entire community, many elderly,
on fixed incomes with no place to go and
no place to put their trailers or mobile
homes except in the ocean.
We sought advice -and we received
lots -some good -some not so good:
"Fight," some said. "It's too late,"
others said. "You.don't own the land."
"You should have bought condos." "Get
a lawyer." "Go see Jerry Brown." "You
don't have enough money to fiJht and
win." "Form a tenants' association."
etc .. etc.
We started out by rorming a Tenants'
Association and we hired a lawyer.
We hired several lawyers over a
period of time and we spent most of the
money we had collected learning that we
had to do our own leg work, research.
lobbying, and letter writing, etc.,
because legal costs quickly become
prob i biti ve.
We learned. slowly, painfully, devot·
ing endless hours, days, weeks and
months, spending our weekends at meet-
ings, our evenings with various or-
ganizations. our days in libraries, offices
waiting to see offi cials. the news media,
government representatives, etc.
We also found out how few people are
aware of what is happening in their area
a nd their neighborhood, and are shocked
when they suddenly realize that de·
velopers and promoters are planning to
surround them with high rises, commo-
tion and pollution and shove them in a
corner without even saying "excuse me•·
or "may I?''
We started out "a day late and a dollar
--AN~ DoN1r
~IMMe ANY
MOJ<e OF Yo<J~
llRED, you~
Poo~, Yo UP.
l-IUDDLEC>
MASSES ...
short'" and we did not think we had
much or a chance to be heard. But we
were determined to fight for survival or
what we believed in.
We fought a zone change that would al-
low the developers not only to build
hotels, bighrises, even amusement
parks -anything but allow a mobile
home park to remain on the property.
We went to the Laguna Beach Planning
Commission and the Orange County
Board of Supervisors and South Laguna
Specific Plan meetings. We won and we
Orange Coaat DAIL V PU.OT/Sunday, June 28, 1981 All
lost and we lost and we won.
And then, it seemed like all of a sudden
but it really look quite a while -the
communities and their people who lived
around us on all sides J01ned forces with
us, attended meetings with us. spoke on
our behalf a nd became supportive in
every way -and Treasure Island was no
longer an "Island."
The planning commission heard us -
the board of sueprvisors heard us, the
City of Laguna Beach heard us and the
monstrous plans for the 000-room high-
rise time-share hotel landed in the
ocean, instead of the 266 trailers the de-
velopers had planned to send there.
And when the developers claim that
"the general public has lost," we must
say to them that "greed and power" for
once has lost and "the voice or the peo-
pl e" and the will of the people won !
It is almost time to believe once more
that there is government by the people
and for the people. And we au plan to
vote accordingly at the next election.
Titles distinguished
Here's a literary quiz, a little tougher
than most, dealing with the titles of not-
ed books. plays or poems. I've included
three fairly easy ones. as a sop to
Cerberus <look that one up, 1f yo u
must ). So one-fifth correct is on the
border of literacy.
1. What is the hero's destination in
Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress"?
2. Which are the two cities in Dickens'
.. A Tale of Two Cities"?
3 . Who is "The Mysterious Stranger" ln Mark Twain's posthumous novel of
that name?
4. In Shaw's play, "Mrs. Warren's
Profession:· what was her profession?
5. WHO WA S THE merchant in
Shakespeare's "The Merchant of
Venice"?
6. What is the name of the town in
Thornton Wilder's play, "Our Town ''?
7. Where was Thomas Mann's "Magic
Mountain" located?
8 . In Gilbert & Sullivan's "Trial By
Jury,'' who was on trial and for what?
9. When is ''Twelfth Night." the title
or Shakespeare's comedy?
10. In Dumas' novel , who was "The
Count or Monte Cristo"?
11 . Who was the lover in D.H
Lawrence's " Lady Chatterly's ,Lover "?
12. What is "Tono-Bungay·· in 11 .G
Wells' novel of that curious name?
13. IN SHELLEY'S gr eat elegy,
"Adonais." who was Adonais?
14. What is the crime and what the
punishment in Dostoyevsky's "Crime
aod Punishment"?
15. What do the following ti~les have
in common : the novel, "Rebecca," the
detective story, "The Thin Man," and
the play, "Waiting for Godot"?
ANSWERS: l. The "Celestial City."
2. London and Paris. 3. A nephew of
Satan.
4. A prostitute. 5. Antonio. <Nearly
ever yone thinks it was Shylock, a
SYDllY HARRIS
money-lender. not a merchant.) 6.
Grover 's Corners.
7 . A tuberculosis sanitorium in the
Swiss Alps. 8. A young man for breach
of promise of marriage. 9. Jan. 5, the
eve of the Feast of the Epiphany, 12
days after Christmas. when the play
was given.
10 Not a count at all, but a naval cap-
tain. Edmond Dantes, who was unjustly
impr isoned. escaped a nd took that
name 11. lier husband's lodge-keeper.
12 A phony patent medicine that brings
the hero immense wealth.
13 John Keats 14 . The murder of an
old woman : seven years exile in
Siberia 15. The title character never
makes an appearance.
Which lucky families would get to live in low-income housing?
To the Editor:
You recenUy ran a front-page article
describing Orange County's battle
against the city or Newport Beach in an
attempt to infiltrate low-income hop.sing
into Newport. Obviously. the Dally Pilot
is an impartial observer simply report-
ing facts. so this is not a scolding, but
rather a statement of opinion by use or
a widespread communications medium.
The County of Orange is suing
Newport Beach for not., instigating low-
income housing within its city limits.
MAILBOX
This dispute is not an argument over
laws, but over morals. Don't the docu·
ments on which our government ls
based say that every man bas a ript to
own property? Is it not also found in these
documents that free men should be al-
lowed to live where they choose?
Wealthy people choose to ltve in
---
,
Newport Beach for many reasons: the
climate, the atmosphere, the cleanll·
ness; and not least among these, the
absence of violent crimes and gang
warfare. Not to sound prejudiced but
merely to state a fact:• I bold that large
volumes of certain ethnic groups, name·
ly Negroes and Mexican-Americans,
often lead to gang affiliation and/or a
rise in c rime. Persons reside in
Newport Beach to escape such hazards.
In order to more fully demonstrate
my point, please allow me to briefly
For openers, refineinents frustrate
By GEUY RUNIE
Gn711 Hrade reside• in l.aguncl
B~0t:h.
What price, packaging?
And I'm not alluding to the
1ros1 national product. I'm al·
ludlng to my b~en rlnger nalla,
bent teeth and rltlnt blood
preHure tryln( to open pacbpd
foods.
Why the manufacturer ina.tl
upon such a reprehensible
amoWJt of ltoUt pluUc coverlq,
plus ataplea and preuurlaed
upe ls beyond IM, except the
Item COlta more ~ lt did lD
yean put wbH openln1 a
pack.•c.;:.tr' a matter GI a stout or a baody ~
tn1 k:nife.
Then, too, 4.lrectloa1 were
prom1Ma\b 'di9Pla1ed, ••111 read ad......_.,
))
,.,
And since cbemistry has never
been one of my stron1 point.I all
thls present writln1 on tbe
package does notblng to uaure
me. Quite the opposite, I beCin
to wonder, a UWe apprebeDlive-
1.Y, what all the lnaredJeata are.
Another pet peeve of mine it
the bottle cap that need• to be
predtely lined up wttb UM In·
dentatlon on t.be botUe to be
opened. Cert.ahll.r, anyOM with a
bllnctine beadaehe II bard put to
line up much al anythln1.
J HaliM,.,.. modena cap ii•
preeauticiWy m1uwe to_,
curt .. ·i:blWniD from di.,...
lato the ... bilUlel. Ro••···· to., ................... .
~m1a .. anliltilled tor.• eoa1-. ol Uie falldlr I·
q91r1DeMr.
And I wonder about that. In
most cases lt might not be small
cblldren investigating the con-
tents, but the visiting red-nosed
Uncle Amos from Chica10.
It seems to me that life 11 lbort
at belt wit.bout 1pendln1 bait ot
one'• walltln1 hours openin1
p1ckapd •ooda. In fact, eome ot
my niPt houn have been spent
ftcurinc out a hetat with enoqh
lnten1lcy to open Fort Knox.
But one must count one's
btH1lno and 10 far, I can open
• cu "beam without numiac a ,temperature. I don't fare eo well
wttb a cm ol lal'du.. wbm tbe
k•1 Ol*MI' bnab or •llpe a q .
Ab well, lt'1 IN&t IO be .....
lbOM pr•lld .... thoulll ll'• • llerott tlfort to ~ • ~ otcbnlrijpm. -,
-------__,,~ .....
quote from Abraham Lincoln's Get-
tysburg address: "All men are created
equal." If we live in a nation of so·
called equaJity, then why must people
pay more (yes, more) because of the
color of their skin? Ethnic groups have
been campaigning for equality for
years, yet now, when a "WASP'' must
pay thousands of dollars more for a new
home, one surely must question our
ethics. Is it not also the free enterprise
system, foundation of our economic de-
mocracy, which is an advocate of "God
helps those who help themselves ...
and so should the government!"? By
robbing us of all our capitalistic
freedoms, Orange County is oppressing
Caucasians financially in a manner
similar to lbe ethical oppreuioo or Ne·
groes ol yesterday.
Another problem with the low·income
housing program wblch would be
especially applicable in Newport Beach
is how to choose which low-income
families get an opportunity to live here.
Which Necro or Chicano famllles should
be allowed to live lo the unspoil~ at·
mo1phere, the beauUful location wtth
easy access to plenty of resources, and
• the excellent public faciUtiest Wltb t.be
fltree competition which low-Income
bouatna In Newport would create, lt
would be even moNt clllllcult lO cbooH
the lucky famllin who would 1tt to llve
here.
Pleue Oran1• County! Don't let wa
become another lrvtne !
SCOTJ'T. BLACK
Devila adrocated
To &be Bctitol':
.\• a vet.wan player ol Dunltonl and
Dr••-(DtlD> ror nearly two )'tan on
1 weeldy bu~ I would Utt to chall•t•
the !gnorant views which appeared in
your paper on June 16. First of all, D&D
hardly fosters "devil worship." A quick
perusal of the Advanced D&D Monster
Manual shows that all the listed demons
and devils have an evil alignment. It
has been my exper ience that the best
way to deai with a devil ls either to
destroy it or to run away from it.
Secondly, while it is true that certain
classes of characters are requlr~ to
adhere closely to a variety of exotic
religions, this is not the same as asldna
players to "worship false dellies." IMtD
is a fantasy role-playing game wherein
a player creates a fictional persona for
his or her characters. These imaginary
characters I.hen must follow certain
rules in their behavior and bellefa, but
no such restrictions hold true for
players.
lly voting to cancel the optional
cla11es, Audrey Ridenour iJ ualna lbe
very "mind control" that .she decrie1. A
school board Is suppo.ed to promote
learning and other lntellec&ual IC·
tlviUes, not to narrow the borltona of ltl
students. IMtD promotes cooperation u
well u lmaatnaUon by allowinl playera
to strive for common goals aucb u the
acquiaitlc:si of treasure and the defeat ol
evil. Players are frequenU)' c-alled upon
to direct tbelr characters wtth put ln·
aenully and careful planning to ac·
complls b auch task• H fiablln1
mon•ten and defilinl evil templ ... Tbe
scope and complexity ot 0.0 it OD11
limited by a playe r's lma1lnaUon.
lllAUBIXBY
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, June 28, 1981 r
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a ENTERTAINM ENT 85
R EAL ESTAT E 89
Lindley loses bid
for state amateur
golf title. B2 .
Thoreau is GaDles track conllnissioner
L os Angeles Olympics czar plans spectator improvements for 1984
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of .. o.lty ...... ._,.
When the Olympic Games finally ar-
rive in Los Angeles in 1!184, a tola1 of 21
diUerent s ports will be represented and
for each sport, a commissioner wiU be
in charge of the overall operation.
Before television took over presenta·
tion of many of the areas of sports and
brought them directly into America's
homes, the public used to thin.It of the
Olfmpic Games as track and field com·
petition with a few other sports thrown
in.
Today, the e ntire concept bas
changed but track and field ia still a
major portion of the competition.
The commissioner for track and field
is a resident of Laguna Beach, well
qualified for the position.
H. D. Thoreau has spent a lifetime in·
terested in records connected with the
sport, has been a public address an-
nouncer, a television announcer and ex-
pert and has followed the sport re-
ligiously ever since be oao remember.
''I've always been fascinated by num-
bers," Thoreau says. "Figures always
came easy for me and the numbers con-
nected with track and field records
made the sport that much more in-
teresting and entertaining to me. I
found they were important in business, too."
He explains bis job on the Olympic
Organizing committee as track and
field commissioner in this manner:
•·As commissioner , I will be the
liaison between the Los Angeles
Or ganizing Committee and the lAAF. I
will work with the federatioo to make
sure we do everything the· way they
want it done, within limitations, of
course.
"My focus on what I want to do here
is to present track and field competition
in the best way possible for the spec-
tators to enjoy and for the atbJete.s to
compete.
"I think the needs of the athletes have
been very well taken care of but the
spectators have beeD somewhat over·
looked
''We wiU have printed programs and
electronic scoreboards to keep abreast
of each event. We hope to make it as at-
tractive and unders tandable as possi·
ble. We want to do a good job for the
spectators.
"This will be the first Olympic Games
in a long time where you don't have to
keep the infield clear for the finals and
semifmals of soccer. That will be held
at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and we
will be able to have some of the field
events in the middle of the Coliseum
track. It's a great opportunity for us."
Thoreau, upon graduation from Stan·
ford, went to work for the Paclfic Coast
Athletic Conference for two years. He
organized conference records, helped to
assign officials and chased down some
infractions.
T hen he went to New York City,
primarily as editor or NCAA publica-
lions. Being a figure filbert, he delved
deeply into statistical information for
football, basketball and track and field
a mong other things.
"I stayed with it in New York for two
years and then my wife and I decided
that it was no place to work and raise a
family. We moved back to California
and I spent another year editing the
guides from my home here.
"Then I took a job as sports informa-
tion director at USC (what's a Stanford
man doing in such a situation?).
"Even though I went to Stanford, I
grew up in Pasadena and loved USC
and it wasn't hard to adjust. And
athletic director Bill Hunter was a great
guy.
•'I started looking around again in
1955 and Pete Rozelle was working with
Ken Macker in a public relations firm
in San Francisco at the time. One of
their accounts was the Melbourne
Olympics in 1956 and one day Pete
CSee LAGUNA'S, Page 84) HD. Thoreau
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Players
still back
strike
NEW YORK CAP> -Accord-
ing to a telephone poll of striking
baseball players. 95 percent of
them would vote to continue the
strike if a secret ballot was held.
The poll was conducted by the
New York Daily News.
Sixty-five players -10 per-
cent or the major leaguers who
. have been on strike since June
12 -were queried and the only
ones to say they'd vote to return
to work were pitcher Mark Born·
batk of Toronto and outfielders
Clint Hurdle of Kansas City and
Reggie Walton of Seattle.
"I'm trying to buy a house on
Long Island," said Bombaclt,
who spent 1980 with the New
York Mets, "and supporting my
family ls more important than
this balfball strike."
eurdle said he's "happy with
my job and with what I'm earn-
ing. I know I'm supposed to keep
a stem union face on, but that's
how I feel."
And Walt.on, who spent nine
years in the minor leagues and
had the misfortune of being called
up lo the majors just five days
before the strike began, said:
"Our baby's due any munute and
we were saving for a bouae, sotbe
strike has put me in a real finan·
cialstrain."
On the other side of the issue
are the militant comments of
such union and strike supporters
as :
-Bill Russell, Los Angeles
shortstop: "I'm so angry I'd sell
everythi ng I h ave and get
another job before I'd give in to
the owners."
-Bob Watson. New York
Yankees first baseman: "I
wouldn't vote to go back even if
it means I don't get another
paycheck this year."
"I'll go all the way to the end
of the season to show tbe owners
we're not going to compromise
any more than we alread y
have." said Doug Capilla,
Chicago CUbs pitcher.
"I can s urvive without
baseball," said pitcher Burt
Ho oton of Los Ange les .
"ijaseball pays 'P..e a lot of
money, but moneys not every-
thi,'ng. ..
And Steve Dillard, the Cubs'
second baseman, insisted: "I
doh 't think tbe owners are all
that unified. Ray Grebey <dlrec·
tor of the owners' Player Rela·
tioos Committee and thelr chief
negoUat.or> can't handle all of
them. 1bey'U break before we
wlU.''
,.,....._.
John McEnroe ii 1hown in varioul temper tontn&m.s. He dilpute• a co.U in a 1980 tournament, take• aim
at a UM judge in 1981 in Chkago and •howl dirtreu after mWing a oolUv below in 1980.
Super brat • IS a real super star
Whether you like him or not, tennis ri,eeds John McEnroe
By Will GRIMSLEY •~-..ci.iea1 e 1
WIMBLEDON, England -Win , lose or
draw. super brat or super talent, this is John
Mc Enroe's Wimbledon.
You can sense it i.J'l every comer of the old
moss -draped All-England Lawn Tennis and Cro-
quet Club, home of the world's premier tennis
championship. •
He is complex, intelligent, explosive, the
target of derision and adulation, and everybody
knows he's around and that be ia a threat for the U-
Ue. Teeny-boppers crowd the restraining ropes for
a look at him. They go into hysteria when be wins.
The Wimbledon hierarchy baa fined him $1,500
and put him on virtual probation, Another un-
toward incident. they say, and he's out the front
gate on his white shorts.
Yet the fans here, the most knowledgeable and
aware ln the sport, not only respect him for his
ra re gilts, but love him for his occasional brash-
ness and revolt against authority.
The London tabloids pan and praJse him.
The fl ashy, fiery left-hander bas shoved into
the background the great Bjorn Borg, winner of
five straight Wimbledons now going for bis sixth.
It's McEnroe they talk about on the British
radio talk shows . It's McEnroe who draws the big-
gest galleries and the loudest cheers, despite -or
maybe because of -his tantrums.
To some of this closest friends, he is an
enigma. One day, the mad genius, taking on all
who defy or displease him. The next, a contrite
kid, whose boyhood was spent ln the jungle or
junior tennis development.
"He is the greatest player I have ever seen,"
says Arthur As he, U.S. Davis CUp captain and
former American and Wimbledon champion. But
Ashe acknowledged that he was embarrassed for
(See McENROE, Paae BZ)
Borg advances,
Jaeger loses
McEnroe, Connors, Lloyd win
WIMBLEDON . England (AP)
-Bjorn Bo rg and John
Mc Enroe moved into the
Wimbledon quarterfinals Satur-
day, staying on course· for a re·
peat of last year's dramatic
final, with Jimmy Connors cast·
ing an ominous shadow.
But for 16-year ·old Andrea
Jaeger , the dream of becoming
the youngest Wimbledon cham-
pion in 96 years ended.
Mima Jausovec of Yugoslavia.
seven yea rs ri c her in ex-
perience, defeated the little girl
from Lincolnshire, JU., 6-4, 7-6.
THREE AMERICANS -
McEnroe. Connors and rookie
professional Tim Mayotte · re-
mained in the eight-man fi eld.
F our -Chr is Evert Lloyd,
Tr acy Austin . Mar tina
Navratilova and Pam Shriver -
w ere in th e women 's
quarterfinals.
Borg edged his friend and
practic e partne r Vilas
Gerulaitis 7-6, 7-5. 7-6. As so
often happens, the 25-year old
Swede, who is going for his sixth
straight Wimbledon crown foWld
reserves of strength for the big
points that mattered.
McEnroe, the second seed ,
dropped his second set of the
tournament to big Stan Smith,
now 34, who was Wimbledon
cha mpion in 1972. But the fiery
left-hander, often struggling to
contain himself when s hots and
line calls went against him, won
7-5, 3-6. 6-1, 6·2 .
·'Some guy is going to have to
pl ay helluva well to beat me,"
McEnroe said afterward.
Last year he forced Borg to
five sets in a thrilling final,
which included the most dram-
taic tiebreaker the All-England
Club has seen. Meanwhile Con-
nor s, the 1974 cha mpion and
sometimes called the forgotten
man of Wimbledon, was a con·
vincing 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 winner over
Wojtek Fibak of Poland.
"IT'S ABSURD to make me a
12-to-l outsider for the title,"
Connors said.
McEnroe has been on trial
most of the week after being
fined $1,500 and threatened with
expulsion following explosive
scenes in his first-round match.
Against Smith he often ap-
peared conscious of the "bad
boy" label. He queried one line
call in the second set and the
linesman confirmed it.
"Thank you," McEnroe said
politely.
In the next set. be again
a rgued with a linesman and the
umpire said sternly: "Play on,
Mr. McEnroe, please."
McEnroe played on .
But he was not at peace with
himself. He missed one easy
backhand. leaped in the air and
yelled, "The whole court." Twice
<See BORG, Page BZ>
Rowdies
roug h up
Surf, 3-2
TA MPA BAY -Despite the two-goal performance of Surf
rookie Charlie Greene, the Tam-
pa Bay Rowdies held on for a 3-2
soccer victory over California
before 14.393 fans here Saturday
night.
The Rowdies, losers of their
last two games at home, took an
early lead when David Mebmet
took an assist from Mike Connell
and Terry Moore and scored
2:31 into the game.
The next goal did not occur un-
til 68 :21 into the second half
when Frank Worthington kicked
a s hot at the far post by Surf
Goalie Alan Mayer.
Mayer. who mjured his jaw in
last week's game against San
Jose. had to play with his jaw
wired shut throughout the game.
He still had nine snes.
"I had a little pain but I'm
used to pain," Mayer said. "It's
part of the game. My breathing
was affected a little and I had to
regulate as I went."
· Greene scored bis first goal of
the year after being picked up in
mid·season from Ft. Lauderdale
of the indoor league with 69 :39
gone in the second half.
However , the Rowdies' David
Moss kicked a deflected shot by
Mayer for a 3-1 lead, leaving
Greene's second goal all but
meaningless.
"dverall, I was pleased with
our performance," said Surf
coach Laurie CaJloway. who saw
his team drop to 8·11 on the
season. "Our biggest problem
was that we didn't shoot enough
in the first haJf."
From player to scout, Malinoff has seen both sides
Valensuela and his scout have received
tbla year, how many people can give me
tbe diacoverc::'a name? Give up? Well,
how many of you honestly said 1111.ke
Btlto? 1bat'1 what J t.bo.a1ht.
The example was ued to UJuatraUi
tbe anonymity scouta worlt under. They
LOOKING B~CK
"I think il was just overdue," said
Malinoff, the Marlners' Northwest area
supervisor, on bJrif\8 YOW'\CV scout.a.
"When l sta.r\ed aJmost everybody wu
at least 20 years my senior. Si.nee, • lot
of clube have hired youn1er aeouta."
Malinolf aaya the cban1e abouldD't.,.
surprillnt; that the problema factnc a
scout t.hele days are more coochaclft to
a younc-r person .
.. Nowadtya, you have to be ener1ttlc
at it, be on the road a lot, wortt with the
pl•Y•n and be at tryout camps," o ·
plained Maltnoff. "Plus, I t.blnk we're
better equlpped to relate to an 19 year
old and the problem• M bu .
• 'It Memed mM)' of the older ac:outa
wen playen at tbe •d ot their careen
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Over-the-line sof th all
as an Olympic sport?
From APdJspatcbes
SAN DI EGO -Sao Diego ~ Democratic Assemblyman Larry
Kapiloff answers straight-faced when
asked whether he's serious about get ng a
brand of softball usually confined to beaches re·
cognized as an Olympic sport
"I'm absolutely serious," said Kapiloff in
an interview. "It is a tndition that the host
country introduce a new aame So why not over-
the-line?"
The veteran politician, a weekend over-the ·
line player himself, thinks th~ Los Angeles
Olympic Organizing Committee should schedule
competition in the maverick sport for the 1984
Games.
Over-the-tine is a variation of softball with
three players to a s ide The field is divided into
three sections by two lines with foul territory on
both sides. The primary diffe~nce with softball
is there are '¥> runners in over-the-line: im-
aginary runners score by combining hits.
"I think it's a great game ... says Kapiloff.
who captains a team called. "Kapiloff's
Statesmen." "Anyone can play it as long as you
have a beach or a park "
The sport's obscurlty outside of Southern
California and the United Sta tes does not shake
the legislator"!> resolve
"Basketball was new and unheard of out ·
side the United States at one time." he coun·
ters. "now it's played all over the world and is
an Olympic sport. You could do the same with
over-the· line.'·
The game has been popularized by the Old
Mission Beach Athletic Club, which has
sponsored a "world championship" over-the ·
line tournament for 27 years every July on
Fiesta Island in San Diego. The event attracted
up to 20.000 people daily for four days last year
Cincinnati
to exaDiine
the strike
CI NCINNATI <AP > Cincin·
nati Mayor David Mann has
called a meeting Monday or
labor leaders, Chamber of Com·
merce members, the Convention
and Visitors Bureau and the
Downtown Council to discuss
economic effects of the basebaJI
strike.
Beer sales, hotels, stadium
vendors and the city are feeling
e ffects of the major league
strike.
Mann said the city is losing up
to $900,000 a game in direct and
indirect costs
"ll 's hard to get a hand on the
value this s trike is to t he local
economy because each dollar
spent rolls over five or six times.
for cabs and hotels a nd the
like." Mann said .
The city loses $10,000 to $15,000
in parking revenue and $25,000
to $35,000 a game to a combina-
tion or admissions tax on game
tickets, rent on the stadium and
concessions
Ed Thompson. manager or
Cincinnati SportService Inc.,
which handles concession sales
at Riverfront Stadium. said he
ha s la i d ore about 1,000
employees al most everyone
on his staff including vendors.
concessionaires, receiving and
management personnel.
Thompson said at least
SS27 ,000 could be lost in food and
drink sales ,jJ the Reds do not
play the next 30 home games.
UCI playa twlof at Anaheim center
UC lrvlnt'I ba1k1tb1U e.am wtll m Pll)' two 11mM 1t Anahthll Oonven·
lion Center neat MllOA lnol\ld.lnl lb•
lradltlontl rlvtl olaah wlth Loni
BHch State, Jan. JO 1111. Tht Anttai.rt, 1T·10
In lltetr hrtt year un~tr coaeh Btll Mu1U1an last
1ea1on, will o,Ptn tbt ttll·U 11a1on at the
University of Ore1on, Nov. 28. UCI plays lt.
second ••mt at the Anaheim Convention Center
Dec. l2 •1alnst the Unlveral·
ty of Nevada <Las Vegas).
The Anteaters wlll also
travel to two tourna ments
during December, the Cham-
pion Holiday Classic at the
University of Montana on
Dec. 18-19 and the Milwaukee
Basketball Classic on Dec.
28·29, The latter tournament
will feature standout teams
Mulligan Arizona Slate and Mar·
quette, both NCAA qualifiers tu t season. UCI
opens PCAA conference play Jan. 14 at home
against CaJ Stale Fullerton. On Nov. 18, the An·
teaters will play an exhibition game a1alnst the
English All-sta r National team at Crawford
Hall on the UCl campus.
Pate holds one-stroke lead
Jerry Pate rolled in a six-foot
birdie putt on the final hole to finish
off with a 66 and break a tie with
Peter Jacobsen to take sole control of the third
round or the Danny Thomas-Memphis golf
classic. Jacobsen fired an eight-under-par 64 on
Saturday . . Bob Goalby offset a "horrendous
start" with the help of an eagle on the back nine
and hred a three-under-par 68 for a one-stroke
·lead after two rounds of the PGA Senior tour
event in Marlboro, Mass ... Ray F1oyd fired a
course·rttord 65 to take a three-stroke lead over
Australian David Grallam after three rounds of
the Canadian PGA tournament ... Pat
Bradley and Nancy Lopez-Mel&oa, tied at the
start of the third round in the Sarah Coventry
LPGA tournament in New York, fired matching
rounds of 71, two-under-par. to set up a head·to-
head battle today for first place.
Quote of the day
Baltimore Orioles outfielder Terry
Crowley on the advantages of the baseball
strike: "I found out one thing -it's a lot
more enjoyable having free time now than
during the offseason."
........... Mike O'Callahan, a manager
of the 900-room Stouffer 's Cin-
cinnati Towers, said his hotel
could lose $700,000 ror the rest or
the summer If the strike does
not end.
Chris Evert Lloyd smashe1 an overhead in Wimbledon 1114lch .
Paul Granick, manager of the
The Best West.em Motel. north
of the ballpark, predicted he win
have a 10 percent to 15 percent
drop in business because oC the
strike.
"We were a nticipating the
sum mer to be great, so the
strike is a big blow to us. With
the. Reds out of the picture.
we ve had t o make s ome
changes in '°Ucy. We used to
discourage big groups from
staying here. Now we'll take
almost anything," Granick said.
OCC crew
grabs first
From Page 81
BORG ADVANCES • • •
he shouted in Irritation at the
ball boys.
The veteran Smith played
measured, methodical tennis ln
the early part of the match and
shook up McEnroe with sharp
volleying. But once McEnroe 1ot
the rhythm ol his game going,
the reault was never in serious
doubt.
GER\JIAJTIS extended Bor1
for 2~ hours, but at the end of
each set Borg showed the cbam·
pion's touch. ln the tiebreaker of the third
set, Bor1 went to match polnt
with an an:uwn1 shot. He rot in
tbe way of a s mash lrom
GcrulaiUs and hit a scrumlni
cross-court forehand put bl•
rivalthatclippedtbe11idellne.
The defeat of Jaeger was
the only real s urprise in the
day's women's matches . She
was seeded fifth and Jausovec
loth.
Jaeger was 16 thia month. On-
ly one younger player bas ever
won Wimbledon -Lottie Ood,
wbo was champion In 1887 at 15
years, 9 months.
Jaeger reached t.he quarter-
finals in her tint Wimbledon ap-
pearance last year. This time
she leU one step abort of that.
She sUU smiled after her de·
feat.
"I'm not going to tell myself I
didn't do as well aa last year,"
ahe aaJd. "I'll just have to come
back next year
Chrts Evert Lloyd, the top
aeed , crushed Claudia Puquale
of Switzerland 8..0, 6-0 ln Juat 38
mlnut.es, theft said it was not a
Ba11ball today
On this date tn bueball ln 1110:
Jo. 'nnker ol tat Chlcato Cubl Mt 1 ma. Jor IHf\Mt r.eord (1lftot Utd> by 1t.alln1
home twtoe ln tht 11m• t•m•. On thll d1t.t ln 180'7:
Th• Wuhln1ton Stnatort 1tolt 1! bu• a1~ln1t a N•w York Yankee catcher
named Branch Rickey, who would, in time,
revotutJonJ1e1 tbe 1ame as a front oftice ex-
ecutive.
Tod•)"• Birthdays:
Don Baylor of the California Angels, the
19'79 Arperlcan League Most Valuable
Player, Is 32. Montreal Expos shortatop
Chrla Speier is 31. Houston A.st.ros pitcher
Joe Samblto Is 29.
Phillies tackle Eagles in softball
'
bers of the Philadelphia Phillies
ABSECON, N.J. -Several mem-Iii
baseball team kept in shape Satur-
day by playing a charity softbaJI game with
members of the Philadelphia Eagles football
team.
Major league baseball players have been on
strike for more than two weeks in a dispute with
owners about compensation for free agents
Garry Maddox. Mike Schmidt Bob sOone ~~rry Bowa, Randy Lerch and Tug McGra~
Joined Eagl.es quarterback Ron Jaworski and
several of his teammates in the charity event to
benefit St. Vincent's Home for Children in
Philadelphia. ·
Ferragamo leads Alouettes to victory
V~e Ferragamo completed 12 II
or 17 passes for 169 yards and a
touchdown and David Overstreet ran
for two touchdowns as the Montreal AJouettes
beat Hamilton, 38-24 in a Canadian Football
Leag':'e exhibition game Saturday. Ferragamo,
who Jumped to the CFL after playing for the
Rams. left the exhibition late in the third
quarter with the Alouettes leading the Tiger
Cats, 38-8. His TD pass covered l!i yards to Joe
Taylor . . . Unauthorized radio interviews by
a key prosecution witness and the possible in·
troduction of some female "football recruits"
have clouded the trial of former University of
Arizona football coach Tony Maaon on charges
or fraud, conspiracy and theft . . . Cornell
University's coxed eight qualified for the finals
of the Holland Cup international rowing regatta
despite losing by a length to the French national
team at the Bos baan course.
Lindley falls
in state finals
SpeclaJ to tbe DaUy PUot
PEBBLE BEACH -Brian Lindley's bid to
win the California Amateur golf championship
came to an end with a shot into the ocean or the tee on
the 18th hole Saturday during the morning round of
the 36-hole competition.
Llndley of Fountain Valley and 18-year-old Joe
Tamburino of San Jose, were playing even through
the first 17 boles when LindJey's tee shot on the
treacherous 18th at Pebble Beach Goll Links
hooked into the ocean to give Tamburino a one·
stroke lead.
When the two returned to play in the after·
noon, Tamburino won the first four holes with
three birdies and a par and Undley was never able
to catch up again.
Tamburino started the afternoon round with a
.birdie from four feet on the 373-yard hole, then
canned a 3th-foot putt on the next bole for another
birdie. He parred the next bole and bad another
birdie pull from 10 feet on the fourth to go rive-up.
Llndley /ought to stay alive by halving the
next two holes ahd picked up a shot on the par-
three seventh hole. He never got closer than three
boles doWll as the mat.ch went to the 16th hole
where be was dormie three.
Lindley pushed his tee shot into a tree on the
right of the 402-yard hole and from there, it fell in-
to a deep ditch.
With no chance of bitting the ball, be took a
penalty stroke and dropped out. He hit short of
the green and tl:te-match was sealed for Tam-
burino.
Lindley plans to try to qualify for the U.S.
Amateur to be held the first week in September at
the Olympic Club in San Francisco and then take a
s hot at the PGA tour later ln the (all. He will play
the West Coast Amateur Tour for the balance of
the summer.
Baseball trivia
From Page 81
McENROE. • •
McEnroe Monday when be broil• hi• racket and
venomoualy berat~ oftlclalt. "Kt'• 1oln1 to have
to clean up h11 act or 1omebody wUJ havt to clean
It up for him."
McEnroe himself was sheepish alter calling
the umpire in his first-round match "an incompe-
tent fool."
''I can sympathize with him. l went through a
lot or what he is going through " said Earl
"Butch" Buchholz, former U.S. Da~is Cup player
and currently dfrector of the Association of Tennis
Professionals.
. "Three years ago his main concem was a
pizza and a Coke . Now he has $3 million.
Ever~body's reaching out for him. Everybody's
pressing and bugging him.
. "He grew up in an imperfecl world. Now be
hnds out everything's not perfect. He goes out and
gets some bad calls . He finds mistakes are accept·
ed. This bugs him.
. "Some day he will get it all together and he ~111. be awesome. The depth of his talent and poten-
tial 1s awesome."
McEnroe, 22, jumped from obscurity to instant
fame fo~r years ago when, as a fuzz.faced kid, lte
foug:'l~ his way through the qualifying rounds to the
semifinals.
. "Is this big-time pro tennis?" he asked pre·
coc1ously after knocking over some or the world's
best, .. What have I been missing ?"
That's when the British press dubbed him
Super Brat. They haven't let up since.
McEnroe turned pro after a year's try at col-
lege ~d. before you knew it, there he was beating
Borg_Just about as often as Borg beat him. Connors
fell into the background and the "Big Three"
became the "Big Two .. ,
There are some pretty smart tennis analysts
who contend McEnroe will end Borg's fantastic
streak Saturday.
We"ll have to wait and see.
. He struggled to beat Mexico·s Raul Ramirez
m the second round 6·3, 6·1, 6·3, 7-6. He said the
threat of more punitive action had dampened his
spirits and his game.
"I WASN 'T MYSELF in my first match and l
wasn·t myself in the second match, either " he
said. "I was pretty down. I'd be lying if I said dif-
ferently. I los t rythm on everything. I wasn't into it. ..
In the fi rst ~atch , he ':Vas fuJI of fire and fury
and reacted to hne calls m a way for which he
later apologized. In the second set. with the
guillotine over his head. he was subdued.
'"I've got to find a happy medium," he said.
"A superb athlete, 5·11 , and 165 pounds with
thick legs, he is a rare combination or stroking
power an~ to~ch. He car:i get to the net in a leap
after dehvering that wide-sweeping left-handed
ser ve. And at the net he is capable of dominating
any match.
He handles his 70-pound pressure racket with
t h e com mand of a violin mas ter with a
Stradivarius. He has tremendous awareness.
always knowing his opponent's position, and re-
markable instincts.
His problem is that he has failed to m arshal
all of his girts mental and physical -into an all ·
conquering whole.
Why not?
This is a question t h at has intrigued
psychologists and ordina ry fans alike.
. A'PSYCHOLOGIST, Dr. Dougal Mackay, said
this week that most of McEnroe's troubles stem
from an insecurity in matches that he should win
easily. "It never happens in the important
matches against players such as Borg and Connors
to whom he might be expected to lose," he said . "I
think be gets bored and needs an incident of some
sort to keep his adrenalin flowing."
He is respected and liked by players and
news men. He has an infectious personality. can be
witty and charming. -
Nevertheless, on the court or off it, he is a
sparking electric wire.
His sensitive fingers, which can drop a stop
volley over the n~t with a feathery deftness and
blast an overhead into the stands, are always tug·
ging at a shirt and running through the shock of
ringlets that cover his head. held in place in-
variably by a headband.
Hand leads OC women
LOS ANGELES -Orange County, led by
Estancia High standout Brownyn Hand's 11 points.
defeated Metropolitan. 80-59 in U.S.A. Develop-
ment League women's basketball at Cal State Los
Angeles Saturday night.
Orange County. l·O. takes on South Bay tonight
at 8: 30 at the same site.
During the current baseball strike, the Dallly Pilot will
tax tbe minds of baseball experts with a trivia quiz.
Answers to today's quiz are on Page 84.
1. In 1923, Babe Ruth led the leaaue In home runs (41)
and RBI (130). But, be wu second in the batting average
depattment. Who topped him?
2. In 1967, New York Met.a mana1er Wes Wutrum was
replaced by an interim manager for 11 gamu. Who was
it?
3. In 1962, Bo Belinski fired a no-hitter for the then-Los
Angeles Angels. Which team did be beat and what wu the
final 1COre?
4. Nam the liletlme fleldin1 leader at ftrat bue.
5. In 1967, .the longest All·•lar 1ame wu played at
Anaheim Stadium. How long did tt 10? Who •on? How wu
lt decided?
READING , togland
Oran1e Coast College'• crew
team flniahed llrtt ln one race
and MCC)Od in two others du.rlnc
aeUon at tbe Reading Town
Re1atta Saturday.
Gerulaitla saved tbat match
point, and another. But Bor1
fld1lly won tbe match with
nolher deYutatint Croll ·court
fort band.
personal tteord.
"I believe I one• won a match ----::::==::::::------:::::::============= Tbe Pirate JunJor varsity e(gbt
shell won a prellmlnary heat ln
the Senior B El1ht 900-meter
race, tlniahlnt in 2 mlnuta, 17
HCOndl. Panaboume CoUece ot
&acland wu second.
Jn tbe temllloaJ beat ol tbal
dlrillGa, s.. eouece ceom-.
tkut) -la I: 12. Jmt a.be~ ol t t.bl ooc 11111!.
Tb• Plralea lbe.n floin ..
Hc:oad belUIMI Unlverait1 ol
Dublin ID ll•e lnvtt1tlon1l
Coll• 111111 • aee. UnJ¥1111t.J of Dublbf1 Ume wu J :lJ.
llayotg, wbb turned pro t.bll
month .Iller wtnn1n1 UM NCAA
cbamPlanlhlP'. pat out Sandy
lla1er, • Wlm.,.._ pla,er ol Dlae yean' experience, s-a, M .
7~.
Two snore Amelicem mede
lklr mt. Pet.I' lleN .. ara ol
A ... lralla WOG two Ut~tn
••rout• lo defeat1a1 J e ff Borowiak ,..,. a.o. 1... Johan
Jtrltk, 1 •PffdJ 22·Jtar·old
loUtll Atrtcaa, ~ P'rilDdatO
Goaaale&S.f,t;3, 1.e. 1-1. "
• I
ln 35 mlnutel," lbe Hid.
Han.a llandllkova, the lt-year-
old Caecb star and steeled
second Mre, defeated Anoe
Robbi ol Britain 6-3, 6-2;
TBlaD-IEBDBD TaAClY
AUIUn downed Ba.r'Mra Potter'
'"'· "°· Martiaa Nnratllova, a two-
Ume WlmbMdon cbamDAoe IDd
Htded fourth Ud.l year, tallDed 1
r•v•n1• victory on r 8•l•Y
NaselMD o1 UM United saatee
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Memphis Cle11lc
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Tim Norri• ll-1 .... 10
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Pal M<GowOll 11-11-60 21•
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Mike Pock 1~1110.-111
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Jolln COOi< ll·ll-14 211
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1.ortft R~I llo-71-7) 220
Morr11 H•lel'*Y ll·7S.74 220
Wayne 1. .. 1 13-ll-1• ?20 ces., ~ ll·ll-14 220
Lindy Miiiet 13·11·7S 710
l orry z1eoier .._1i..1• 220
Jim Bartle< 14·1~1' U0
Jerry H...-d 14-.00-120
C"•r llt 01-. 11·7!o-IJ 221
Howard TWll1y n .76-13 221
Rod Ci;rl ll·l!o-13 221
Pat l•ncl .. y /4·7>-16 Zll
Biii B•lllOn 1~10.IS 121
Sk .. lt< HHll\ 16-11-IS. 2:1>
JOfW\ FOUQN t~ ... 11-211
Skip Ounew•y n-11·11 l21
M•rk M<Cumber 76-72-14 tu
Barney TllOrnl>IOn IS.11·16-211
Lennie Clt.....,.S 1•-11-1• m
BOC> A•llloft 73-72-U 2:11
Tom Jenkins IS.7l-7S 223
Rik M•--le 1•·11-IS 223
Roe•• Calvln 11-li..I• 223
R•y CarrHCo 16·1>-I• 211
Biii l -fl., IS.11-71 l2l
Oa•td S..... IJ·7!o-lt 22•
O.onny Edwer<ll 11· 10 11 224
J Ol\n AclorM IS.ll-71 22•
Gibby Gtl .. r1 74-12-tl 111
Oouv Jor..,_, 11 7»> n1
PGA Seniors
cat_._.Mau l
Bot> G .. ll>Y
Dan SlkH
Ar1 Wall
Do<I J•-Y
Gor-r 010 11\"°"
1.lonet Hetier1 J UllUI Boroo
Som5-
9111C•-Jim F•rr ..
TomNl-11
Biii Colllnl
J°"" Kai ......
K•" Novte Jt"Y Bo,...,
BlllyMH-11
Cllorte1 Owen!
Gene littler
Howle J-Ai Bolding
Ptttr C-r
FredH-
Bot> CrOW1ay
8 lllJOl\Mlot1
Do<I F a1r11tld
Fred Haftlnl
J ock Floe• Henry RontOm
Paul Har,.y
Mlh~
Ed Rubi1
Mike f ttchkk
Oouv forG
Marty Fur90f
Bot> Eric"-' CIWrlle S1llord
Bill l:un<ekl
hd l(rotl
Jim Br-Inv
Herm•n K11wr
Ken C•mc>l>ell
AI BH .. llnk
AndrewGerd
Htnry Troe>WS
Poul Butllr
P~ll Frltl
J immy Clar• w•ner Bun.emo
T ..... y ........
W.oller Flel>ive
I0-41 1•
t'l-10 1Jt
... , • •40
71-69 U I
1111 10
71-11-142
11·71-142
1~11-142
1•·10--144
1'·1)-144
11·11-144
1).72-145
11·14->0
11-1 10
IWt-10
73-l l-I ..
1•71-14'
1 .. 1)-UI
13-14 UI ,.,._,.,
7S.7>-t• , .. ,, .•
11-11 I ..
11·11-1 ... ,,.,. , ...
71-72-150
11·7'-150
IS.7S.-150
7>·n-150
7~7S-ISI
IS.)4-ISI
74-77-UI , ... ,)-ISJ
7!o-74-1U
IS.77-1S2
11-71 154
11-11 -IS~ , .. ,, us
l1·1t-IS5 , .. ,,_05
111' IS.
19 71 U7
I0·71 157
71MO->ll
10 71 15'
19-~Ut
11·11 I.cl ,..., 1.0
,..., t•t
l).t2 ,.,
Canadian PGA
let Cl'clileMf', 0.C...lel
R•Y l'lov4. u s I 1·1°""5--*
0.•ld Gr-. ""6lf•ll• 1111·'1-iot
Oelll•I l .itiat, C-... ~JIO
Ooft 411,,_, c-.i. .... n.1~211
Mo• Nor,,_, c....i. 7'·71-et-JIJ
Jltn NellOrd, <M>.Oe l .. 72...,_2U
0.n Hel14111rMn, C-. 1:1-12--215
-·• MCN\llty, Soul" At rice , .. ,,.._JI•
106 c:Mrles,. N-z .. 1.-•• 1•1)-216 O.•• aen, c-. 1~1i..n-21•
JOl\n Mor\)M, c.n..s. l 4·1Ht-11•
¥1CIMI Oetnl-, frM>O ... 7S.7S.-Jll
BOC> P•'*'''*· C....cM IS.12-72-tlt v ... ,...., Locl<Nn, .. ,..mes 1 .. 11.1s.-no
Ako K.-, J _, 7).77-10-DO
G•r Ham111on, c-ecs. n .a.1>-121
80CI CH , C-. 7S.7J-74-m
Ern•tlo Acott•, -•ico 1•·1!o-11-l22
Gra,.•m °"""·~a '4·71-7S.-m
RollCll• PNlllOs. c-7• 11-11-m
AntOftlo E•*'9ellt1<1. a re111 14.11.11-m
o...~-Arnold Palmer.US 71 l).7t-Z29
State ameteur champlonanlp , .......... .._ao.itUMltl
Clw:e •. Hr A...ac ...... 1
Joe Tembwrlno, So" JH• oet Brt•11 lllldley, FOUftleln V•ll-., ._.J
LPGA tournament
lat••-er.NYI
P•I Bradley 10·1).11-214
Nancy 1.-1-Mellon 74-6,..11 -21•
J en St-10·74-74-Jll
Allee Rill"*' IS.1).70-211
PellySY 14·1S.70-2'9 Sandr• H.Oyftle 11·7 .. 71-2'9
l(athy Postt... U-IS.71-220
Merteiw F ll 74-1~220
Coll\trlne n /S.7~7S-220
Vicki Fer(IOtl 1 .. 1w•-2:11
J .. nnelle K•" l}.l •I• 221
l(•thY """'r11n IO·llo-IS-221 0.11111. ""'tin ,. , .. ,._m
!>•ndr.o "°" 11 1~1s-m
Mardell Wilkin~ I• 11-lt-tn
Dale l Uftdqultl l•·IS.12-tn
Patty H•veo 11-11-1•-ZJJ
J..Oy Cl•rk 1l·l4-lt-21J
K••"• Wh•t-•n ,. ll-lt-m
All<t Miller 1211-IS-22•
J on• Bl•IOO IS-7).16-2:14
0.l>bl• Meu tt<lln 11 n -14 2:14
Cathy s.....n IS·H·14-22•
Janet COies 1~71-12-124
Rot>ln W•lton I• ,,_.,_n•
Lynn St'°"'y 1~1).11 -ZJS
Jo Ann w_,, 14 IS.It-tu
Kathy M<Mull~ H 1>-11-m
Boerly Kl•u 14-1~·11 12•
AlllOn !.heard 18 71·1t-22t
Jertlyn BflU I• 1•-16 2:16
Myra van Hoc>\# 13 71-16 m
Doon• Caponi l~IS.lt-m
B•rt>aro e...r... 1•·1 .. 1•-m
El•1ne H•nd 1i..1 .. 14 1lt
Wimbledon
s.ATUl'IOAY'S •UUlTS W-'• ,..,rut·-Sl .. lft
Cnrt1 Ewert Lloyd tU S) del Cl-I• P ..
Qi;al• 1Sw1Utrl•ndl, • o .• o. M•rll,,.
Na•r•lllo•a CU 5 l del BeU y N•9fl...,
CU S l. • > t 1 >U na Mond ll•ovo
CCa<hMIO• ... ••I Clel Anne HOllC>• (Brlleinl,
•·J, • 1, Tracy Au111n IU SI dtl Barbar•
Po tter CU SI. • 4, •~. Wendy Turftl>ull
IAu1lr•ll•I dwl P.orn T•C191Mr-IU S I,
• •. • 1 Pam Srtro•er tu S I def Jo Ourl•
(8rtt•lt\J • J • •~ M tm • J •Y\OVt t
CYugo1la•l•I awt Andree Joeger (US.I, M ,
, '· V1r91nr• AUllCI 'Aom.n••I d•• K.olhy
Jorden CU S ). >•, • •. •·l
Meoo'tf'-1'1-SI .....
Jolin Mc Enroe IU SI del SIOI\ Smit"
IU S J. I S, J t, • I, • 1. Bjorn Boru
ISw.O.nl dol ult•• Gerula•lh CU S.), 7-6,
IS. I·•. Jimmy c-1 IU.S I dtl WoJtell
Flt>•• (Po1a ndl, • 3, 6 1, • 4, Peter
M<Namora CA.,.tt••1aJ 0.1 Jeff llorowtok
IU s I , ... M . I . V•l•Y Amrttroj t Ir.die)
0.1 Paul llrGnll t4.,~tr•ll•I, lo-), t-J, lo-1,
Aoel Fr•wtey C AY~tr•U• def Joh n
Fl"Cl•••ld ,,. ... ,,all•I. lo-4, ~l. , ... J-
K r IO tSoulll Alric•) dtl Freftclteo
Gon1elt1 IU S). l 6, •.J. I •. • 1, Tim
Meyoue 1u s 1 oer Sandy -wr tu s.1 . ..,, ...... ,.
lrvlne Open
,U..,ll'INAU -··o.-....-. Tim ()owftey def Ike Tunstall, 1·S. w.
""'•• F..-n y def Mike Olwalt•. 1-S. ,..., ~J
Meoo'tAM1191•
M•rk COlllnl clef 0.Mh Mt.Jrry, 'f, .. l ,
, .. , c:;,._y Groe1 clef. CNrln 51-!ro.
.. 1. ,.,
-···~ Miko AIU..rtaOft clef WayN C""rcn, ....
i..J, lo-2, 0.vld McColl Clef Kurt Bittel, , ..
~J
-'tCSI,..._ Douv Fltllter clt1 Ed Bru!Mtier, ~1 • ...,
H , Glllla<t Ek-Clef. R-11 C:-y, !o-1,
.. 1.
-·t DSMailft
Fred 5'ww clef Fr-Seo, .. J. !o-2; Fran
Goodveorcltf. Don Newr.ard, '""''· •·2. -··°"°"~ Cllerl• Kay del loll•_, Lui.row, >-6, , .. ,
!o-l. GallGl-clti MaN MY9rt.M .W
W-'t A $HIJllee
Marllyn Moor• clti. PametaPrett, •.(), i.-1,
Holly Hal.,,,.r cit! Jiii Gwaltney, !o-l, i.-1 ._., .........
Aomon41 Tellal\asl>l oet ll,.,,.a Ewr.n,
,.. I s, lo-J, Pot Por'IOnS def Col•ll• Anvle.
I ), t 1
W-•CSMal•
Sll•ron Di•~,.11 def. J•n C""1mlnvt. , .. ,
I ), AlllMW> Gault def l(aren W"'te, l·S. , ..
·-· 0 SitoaWt Amy °""'"' Otl Cattu C°"'lter, ~" lo-I,
Jo•nne l.tnvdllf CerOI F.011ot1, ~. •·•
Who owns major league baseball
National LHg\19
HouMon John J McMullen ~
LOI Ary!IM Polei 0 ~ll!y BaNba•
Monlrool CharlM Bronlman Se!gram'• llquo<I
Now YOik Neleon Ooubloday Book f)Ul!li!ho"ll
~·-""'Y-'-''-Co'::'-"rptf'lel..;._. _____ 0u_Ponc--=<:t1-•-:--mal5-:-:-
Plllabur John Galllftelll Rffl ostato
St L.oula Gu .... Bu.c_h ___ AnnouMt·Butch btewery
Son Diego Roy Kroc Mc0onel0'1 Cop
Son Frtro.co -~
American League
Ben1more
Boa ton
Edwaro 0.nnen W1lhom1
Jerry RelnSOOrt
Eoa10 EinhOrn
St-0 Noi11 --
Do~ John Fou0t
Kollla$ C•!Y E Koulfman
MtlwlUkM _Bud Selig
Mtnnoaola CllYln Goll11h
~ -a;;;-Sl.otnCnrn>er
Anorney
Moines. •edlo-lV
Real osia1e
TV
rycioog
Aulo deOlorahtp
L .. 1 Strouas & Co Oaktono Roy e-Mo~
Wally Hou
~gyrot ___ _;...:.;.....;;.;;.~
Eddie Cl1ilo1
Tcwonto -~Wel>llor
Laban s 8tewory
~T-OI-
-·o.--~ Lloyd Wllll•m,on·Cralg NHlage del.
Tun"•ll·Ttrry . s-. 6-4, +-6, •·t, F-••
l(evln Fot'bn Clef. Scott "-"'>ar N•ll """'lley, .. ,. lo-1 ,...,, .. ~
Jo"n &enllelf.lrv Go-•v oef G.-oc•
G•ry RK.......,, t ·J, ~J; C""'k T'(llt·Stew
Fields clti. Biii Rosener-Stave Myerton, .. 2.
~) _ ..• .,_..
C"u<k Hell·Allen l(llne def Jo/VI 9todtlil«·
Aon H•ltl•ll. lo-4, M , Btet.i-Wally Wolf """
Aou F.....,,.aln·R-yBlumer.M .•.J.
-··o~ Mike Scflumo<Mr·Ahn Nvuy.,. Clef. Lft
HolmH·Dkk Mortin, lo-I, Ml, Mlk•Joe DI
Fr•M tKO def J-Plnc-S.m Ortlr, lo-1.
~
·-··°"°"~ Gla-·Sue Worfleld def. Mytr1-Mellllelo
Mo rt. .. ,, i.-1, K•y·Katv> clt1 Oor•n lritl>-
Hllary -· lo-l, 7 .. -···~ D•alt G<lilll,_.P•ttv S'9-M clti. JudV·
Belly Tarllell, 1·S, lo-), N•n<y Slwoplr ...
Rol>erla Hlc krnan del Charbe Oa •I'
Cyntnl• ASl\llnv, I s. u , 6-4.
-···~ Noel 0.Sot•P9oVY 1.-. Clef ~r•
Hunltr·Ma9111• 8ogby, M , •>. i.-3 .........
Carolyn Knl9M def Pat l'IH•••·LU<Y
M•l>rY, l·S, !o-2 .,_.,co...
S•ll Y Grllll01 l l .. Mi;rdy def CIMrl
S< P'luurm•n· Y"O""• 8e•w<Mr, •·l • ._.,
B••l>e•• -Kotlly Dlnwco o.t Clvl-C•r1•r Marlon ~Y. M , ._J -......o-.
Milli Holmu·lren• Stone dtf. Jerry
Ewan• Bette Morrlt, lo-3, M . Dani Altlt<·
IUl>•ll• Smltll clef Ju ne Foller·S...rl
E"•n•, i.-1, 6-4, l·S.
Ml-0.-~
Kallly e.nn.n F-ty Clef Jim Net..,,..
Ellen Bryont, lo-l. , .. , Wllllam,on-l!ocky
B•rmore won lly dtfoull
Ml-·~
Lui.A,,,,. Melt<·T'r\11 dtf. 111-·~I
Watkin" lo-2, lo-I, P .. rlcle Oemloll-&-.
Arnold Cltf. s-s_.,,.....,..n, 7-6, 7.s.
Ml-C~
l ull Contreros-Stnllll def. c ..... mlnas-Dan
'Marr, M , 7-S l-HoncOCk·AlOll -Cly•
-n• def Fl-·El•lrw H•-• ..... w. ~3
Ml-0~ Moto~Emlko StlllrM clef. Rutty Rott.
J Nftft &o\'C•, 1 ... lo-J, Alyce Skel\lll·Pt>ll
Homme a.t. U ncN C~ll·Ool\ a.,., M . , ... "--·--Don·Cllrl1 Kapp d•t. Glyft1t·1Ctvlft
Arm11r-. M , M , J'""lr'-Net-. eot. E•r ... w-. O.vts, H , t-1.
,......._Co.Mel
l(elly-Erlc 011-Off. Scoet-8111 Shew • ..._
lo-l. • >. Kffk·&lll Mclmotll Off. J~.
P ln<f>ff, ..i, !o-1
Pt a .. Ill I o.M9'
Urwl.Urwlo Ooftofr1o Cltf. J.W,·Konle
Durr, H , 6-4; Mery-Shirley Stroci.... clef
Allltoft•Julle o-11, lo-1, .. I.
P-.C ..... Ml---
Joeft-Blll s.tl WOft by clefavtt; CN rllt-
Suwn Otlw• def. Emmy-Plttler l(Ott>f, 7·S,
•l
Pro bowllna
...... DOUM.H CLAsSIC
Co1YIY-l c ... .,. • ..,..,.,,~ .....
Joe HutG,.lntOl\-Tom Bour del. E•rl M
t hony ·Nelton Burton, Jr., 210·1'0
(HulC .. llOfto-BoUr 'Piii lll,000 Anll-Y·
Burton t.plll l lJ,0001 a-......
Hult hlllton·BaUr del. Jotf Morlft·Joe
Berardi, 227·112; Morl'l·S.rordl def. ~
Fally·Pete -· 2»-211. FellY·Weber clef MIU Ovr11111-Gll Sliker, ltl ·l79 (Morlft.
llerordl tolll st,000. Fahy·W•t>e• 1ptlt
'1 ,000, Ourtlln-Sllkt< t.pt It ... ooo.>
lnduttnohsl
8eor and ale
Loa Alamitos SAT\l•o.v·s •HUI.TS , .... .,_,..... ____ ...,.)
Fl"' roe. -511111 In Time Car-ti, S0.60,
20.40, 7.10; Tom'• D••am Mac"I"•
CMltcllell>. 4.00, 4.00. Cl\orlla Gral\om
cc1er1uo>. 2-111. $haocte 11·31 "Id ia,oo,
Se<-race -Thrill Of Vlcto<y CFrydayl,
S.00, 3.40, 2.40; E-Reb CH0111, S IO. UO;
Tiny Trip Ca.di, J.20.
Third race -Mell 111 C-h CCarOOUI,
S.40, 4 00, 2MI, Grow l ire CAdolr). t.JO,
4 . .0, RtO'' R-'11 CDl._1, l 40
Fourtll race -1.-.. Soll CCl\owll. 14 oo.
1 00, 4.40, ~ -Woll (Tree...,.l,
3.20, 2 .cl; Hey Ooc (Clerl,Nl, l 40 U•aocl<I
I ._II paid loM.IO.
Flllh race -Quick Ser"" CFrydey). UO,
4.00, J 20, Flnel 0.le ICM<toul. • 40, 3.10,
My H-.'1 ...... y (W .. d). 4.IO
Stall> race -V-O-• Bo C Bordi, lS .cl, IJ.e ,
4.00; CN rger Go ""11'9 (COrOo10>. 1.40,
J.IO. IWJ91 (~r11.110 u nacte tM I Polld
UU.JO.
Stventll .-oce -C-try Parltll CCN,,.ZI.
24.00 II 00 tUO Leodlng Ster CCterltMI,
1.10, S 40, My Slor11,,,.1Attmlr-), S llO. U
uo<t• 14-61 paid1117.to.
Elghtll roe• Holme Bose CPoullrwl,
•.40, J.llO, UO. Pett Em Boy (Adolrl, •.JO,
J.20, W• Ee~y Folll1 !Hartl, 2.IO U Pkk
Sia C>+N..._.l "Id Ul,5'.40 wlUI ftlM wt,..
nlftg tlcll . .U Ctlw "°''"'· U Pk• Sia COf>-sotallon peid .._60 with 2ll wlM!nil tkM
t four "°""I.
Hint" race -Ginger'• Fiiiy Cf'oullre),
J3.00, 1.00, UO; Sia Triple Sia CCordoull,
J.00, > 00, ~-I Pllkentoftl U •aoc\a , ... I) pald~.10.
Teftlll re<t --"° R--O•U"l'lelll, 11.20, •.20, 3.20, M1 SwHI Ca roli ne
tCll••H). S.OD, 1.IO, Go Nocturne! a.by
CWerdl. J.40. U eaocU IWI ~Id '70 IO.
Aile~ -10,709
Hollvwood Partl IAT\l•bAv•1 •atulT1 c_.,.._, ... u _._,..,
F l rtt r oct -Go rfleld Covfttv
(0.la"-MVt). S.lO, i.•. 2.20, Geraldo
<Orte .. ), 1.00, J.00, ~Ince O'Do11cen
C*Mor ... 1,2.a
S e contl ••<• -aottl No Oo11t1t CO.I.,__.,.), 9.40, S.20, UO: Tr ... c 9efl
I Slloem oker>, 4.20, ) ... ; l'louwo lk
IU llNm>. 4.40. •2 dillly tlowlllto 1~1 paid
ttt.00.
TllkO ,_. -°'.,.l• 0... CWlnl...0),
10.40, U O, UO; ~·t LMy CC.~I.
IS.«I, IJAI; P,-lftc-Comkll CT.--tdl),
20.20. U •uct.o C ... 21 peld .-.so.
Fourtll rau -Vltol For<>t Ill,.,._), 6.IO,
4.40, J.20; EMI,.. C•l,..r•J. S.tO, 4.00; Gotd
Coufth CVOldl•-l. • •· Flflft roce -Fr-c0ttt--...,.1. s.ao.
uo. J.tO; l"l#llly Ont (C.tonedal. 17.tO,
1.60; OpelftCenct COl1avo>. 12..0. t.S • .._.
lo CM) pold •11 .. so.
Slal h r o c e -E ll•OY 't Vl1h
CDtl•llouuo,.I. 400, l.00, UO, .. .,....,
CSlloemok•r>, 2.10, J.•O; l'tn •••dy
Cllpllotnl, •AO.
Se •en th r a ce -A·Pro•ldontlol
CC01teMclal, 4.00, l.IO, 2.IO; A·b '4odad
CSl>ot ...... erl, 4.00, J.IO, LIO; Stiff Ol-
(ll!IMtnl, uo. A-c..led. S.S oaoclo Cl--31
"ldt.S4.00.
U Pick Sia l'-M++11 "Id tl,021 lO wtlll US w lMlng tlck .. t 111• ,,.,._,, U PIO. Sia
contole11on peld U4.IO will\ >.I»' winning
110.ets ttl,,. horte~I
El9"111 roe. PHI Fotgottel\ CMCC.W·
roft), 4 60. 2.40, 1.40; &alletoman•
'Mc H.,_,, 2 IO, 2 .cl; Gllller Hitter
co.1011ouw,.1. uo. u uoete 11·71 POicl
$.31.00.
Ninth roe• -so ... 1 ~ CM<<:Mrcao),
7.40, • 20, 100; Pl•'I P>'lnce Al CTorol. I.JO,
4-IO; N•Uw Wit CSNe<naker>. 3.40. u UOC·
ta 11-t1po1c111a..oo
Ane-. -J0.604
Surf ataUttlca tc.r. ...........
Cellfwlll• 0 2-J
T-a.y I 2-4
S<erlftl -1. T-aoy, ~ CC-
n•ll. Moorel, 2:,t; J. Tempe l a y, •• ,.,,,,..,.., cc ... 11e11, •0.1. ••·tt, ,
C .. llO#~, ~ (Allliffte), ... '9, 4 ,.,,..
"ley, M19 (-111i"lll0ft, VM Def 6eal,
t.S:H ; S. Gr-l•All -VMfl. CANUi, '1:SI.
Shot• -c:..111ot .. 1• n. Tempe lay "; S.•et Oll8ol0 ITOMIN 9eyl S, Ma19r
CColllomlol •. Fo<Ht -Collforftla U, T-
po l a y U ; Othlclet -Tom pa a oy J.
Ca lltor11la o. Co•"•' klckt -TomPO ••Y•. c.111wn1e11
All•-• -H,JtJ.
NASL
•HSTa•N DIVISION w I. 0, .........
l o. Al\tlt!• 10 t 2t » t• 12
Son 01991> 10 t :n 2t K IO
SWt • " 31 >4 u n Son JON I 10 14 lt U 11
ltOltTNWalT OIYISIOtll v~ tl • 40 n :as 112 Mettle 11 10 0 )7 J6 '9
PorllOl\O 10 I 27 J4 U 1:S
Cat~ry t 10 31 21 U II
Edmontot1 • 11 M .. n M
llAITa•N OIYISl(Nll c .......
Wat11l"91CS1
Mofttreal
Toronto
••• u 24 &3 11'
t t lO 2t ,. 76
I 10 2t " Ji 13
414 23 44 2l41 IOUTNl'•N DIVISIOtt
Allonto 11 • 40 J:I J:I t7
Ft. lO-Clole 12 t 11 2> 21 • Tam~ 9oy t 12 M 4S lO IO
J actucwwlH• 10 t 21 u u n
Cl'NT•AI. DIVISION
ClllCOllO 11 I 3' 2J 2t tt
Mlnnetoto 11 I 35 31 JD ..
Tulu 10 I XI JS JI ..
Oollu , II n d II 11
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to Pryor
• next t11ne
LAS VEGAS <AP> World
Bo xing Associ ation junior
we lterweight champion Aaron
Pryor says challenger Lennox
Blackmoore s hould have been
listening when Pryor predicted
before Saturday's fight that he
would dispose of him eas ily.
··Like I said. he can get
knocked out or hurt." the un-
oeaten Pl"yor said after scoring
three knockdowns and stopping
Blackmoore in the second round.
"He got both."
Pryor, 14-0, from Cincinnati.
knocked Blackmoore down twice
in the first round and once in the
second before re feree Mills Lane
stopped the bout just S8 seconds
into round two.
T H E NO. I -RANKED con
te nder from Guyana provided
little oppos ition for Pryor, who
battered Blackmoore al will as
he lay almost helpless against
the ropes
"I had to go after him ." Pryor
said "I knew he could fight
Even after the fight he wanted
to keep going . J don't ever ex
peel a knockout Whatever com·
es, I accept it. I felt he could
take a punch and still fight ."
Pryor s tunned Blackmoore
and knocked him to the canvas
with a left hook onl y seconds in·
to the fight. The No. I-ranked
challenger got right back up -
he took a mandatory eight-count
but was rocked by another
left from Pryor, who pummeled
Blackmoore a round the ring .
Another hard left hook on the
ropes and a left right combina
lion put Blackmoore down for
lhe second time in the round but
he got up around the count of six
a nd managed to f1n1 sh the
round
Blackmoore , who bled pro
fus ely from a cut over his right
eye in the first round. got stung
immediately a fter the s econd
round began as Pryor was once
a g a in a ll o ver him . Pryor
backed the c hallenger against
the ropes and two straight rights
a nd another left put Bla ckmoore
down again.
H E WA S D AZED but
managed to stumble up at the
count of eight. Lane allowed the
fight to continue but moved in lo
stop the slaughter after another
savage left hook by Pryor.
Pryor. who ran his record to
28-0, scored his 20th consecutive
knockout and 26th of his career
The champion relentessly at·
tacked Blackmoore from the
opening bell a nd never let up.
Blackmoore, 139•,;. was fight·
ing for the first time in 10
months. His record dropped to
23·3.
Pryor earned $200,000 fo r the
fight, which was nationally
televised by ABC from the Ha-
cie nda Hotel. Blackmoore re-
ceived $50,000.
In another bout on the card,
undefeated middleweight Ma rk
Holmes, brother of World Box·
ing Cowicil heavyweight cham·
pion Larry Holmes, needed only
38 seconds lo finish off Denver's
Sal Saladin.
Holmes of Eas ton, Pa.,
tloored Saladin with his t1rst
punch of the fight. a crushing
right, a nd then d ecked him
a gain befor e re fe r ee Ferd
Hernandez moved in to stop the
bout
Holmes, with his bro ther at
ringside, ran his record to 12-0
with the win.
Allen-Cooksey takes decathlon lead
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SANTA BARBARA !AP> Tony
Allen-Cooksey of Athletics West
totaled 4,150 points Saturday to take
the first ·day lead In the Seruor Na·
tiona l TAC Decathlon Championships
at UC-Santa Barbara.
John Crist of Athletics West was in
second place after five events with
4 073 points, followed by Jim
Wooding of Shore Athletic Club of
~ew Jersey with 4,025 points.
Allen-Cook sey h ad the top
performance in the long jump with a
leap of 2.S-614 . The top shot put effort
was 49·9'·".! by Ron Wopal of Santa
Barbara Other top performances
were turned in by Crist in the high
jump wilh a leap of 6-91h; Ste ve Alex·
ande r of the New York Athletic Club
in the 100 meters with a time of 10.98
seconds, and Grant Niederhaus of the
Southern California Striders in the
400 meters with a 48.02-second clock·
ing.
The final five e vents will be held
today. A total of 16 decathletes began
the competition with one dropping
out during the first day.
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84 Orange Coast OAJL Y PILOT /Sunday, June 28, 1981
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Jan Cassel , center foreground, and thTee CTew member•: Sydney Seddon, Craig Chamberlain. Sue Wright.
WoIDen
challenge
Transpac
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Delly~ ....... Writllr
"There's a trophy over there
with our name on it."
That's the confidence of J an
Cassel of Newport Beach who
will be at t he helm of her
husband Al 's 47-foot sloop War-
rior when the 31st biennie l
Trans pac Los Angeles lo
Honolulu race gets under way
Friday. Jan Cassel will not be the first
woman skipper in the 75-year
history of the 2,225 mile race. In
fact there have been a coupJe of
instances of aJl-woman crews. J an is making the race with
an "almost all-woman crew."
BOATING
"We are taking along a couple of
young, strong backs In the event
things get rugged during the
mid· Pacific squalls," she ex·
plained as she and her crew re-
adied Warrior for a last minute
official Transpac Inspection.
All of the women and the two
Young men are experienced off-
shore sailors. Making up the
dist aff s ide a r e Sue Wright,
Balboa Island; Sydney Seddon,
Newport Beach ; Lu Da le,
Newport Beach; Julie Timon,
Huntington Beach, and Beryl
Eddy, Glendale.
The maJe contingent are Craig
Chamberlain, Newport Beach.
and Mall Lerner. Long Beach.
''We 're s plitting up the
watches equally." said Cassel.
"One guy on each watch. All the
girls will perform the same deck
chores as the men, whether it be
foredeck or at the helm."
Two of the female crew -Ed-
dy and Dale -and one of the
men. Chamberlain, have sailed
in previous Transpac races. All
of the others have sailed in long
distance races to Mexico and of-
fshore coastal r aces.
Skippering the Chance-
designed 47-footer is not a new
experience for Cassel. She was
the skipper in the recent PORC
(Pacific Offshore Racing Con-
fe rence) and the Newport to
Ensenada race.
In the PORC. Warior was third overaJI in a fleet of 19, and
in the Ensenada race was the
28th boat to finish in a fleet ol
over 600.
There is one other woman
skipper ln this year's Trampac,
Betty Browner of Oakland in t.be
yacht Petrovchka, but ll ii not
known whether she ls sallmc
with an all-female crew.
In the 75-year hJstory of the
Tranapac there have been a
number of races with women u
crew. either as cook or u tbe
owntr•a wife.
One of the bettor-tnowa
woman skippers wa1 PeHY
Sliter ol Loi An1ela who lldp..
pered yach\I in both lb•
Honolulu and TahlU raea.
Triviaamwen
1. Harry Hellmann of ~•
o.trottnien
2. salt1 Parker
'· Bolkllt,2.0 4. Wes Parker
5. IS fnnlnp, t'aUoraal Leal\ll.
Tony Pel'9& homered
From Page 81
MALINOFF SEES • • •
for the better."
Under the new caring format,
scouts seem to be acquiring
more respect from the kids they
sign. As Malinoff remembered,
"I was distant from scouts as a
player and didn't think too much
of them."
AS A Pl.A YER, Malinoff was
one of the best. His career totals
in doubles (49), triples (17),
home runs (16), runs balled in
( 189) and batting aver age (.364)
still rank at the top of the UCI
record books.
With the AngeJs, lhlngs didn't
go quite as smoothly, though.
Malinoff strained some liga-
ments in bis wrist which never
properly healed and plagued
him during bis first two seasons.
Finally healthy, he dove for a
ground baJI at spring training in
his third year and partially tore
his left shoulder which required
s urgery and up to 18 months t.o
mend.
It was following s urgery and
the subsequent prognosis that
Malinoff felt he'd better look for
another line of work.
"I DIDN'T WANT to go back
to the minors." said Malinolf
honesUy. "It got to be a grind-
the 10 hour bus rides, the compe-
tition and somebody is always
after your job."
It's because of Ma linoff's
tough experiences in the minors
that be won't paint a pretty pic-
ture for future signees. He lays
it on the line and tells them ex-
actly how it is.
"Big league players would be
the first t.o teU you It's tougher t.o
get ahead in the minors,"
Malinoff said. "It's not just nine
other players like on a major
league fieJd.
"Just recently meaJ money
went up t.o $11 (in the minors.
Major leaguers get $37 .~). It
used lo be $6 and there's no way
a kid can eat properly on $6.
Also, the minimum just went
from $500 a month to $600.
"When I sign a player I feel
you have t.o lay it all out there
because inevitably someone will
pack their bags and go home.
You have to tell them exactly
the way it is because then i! they
go out they know what they're
up against and they have a bet-
ter chance.
·'Part of the problem clubs
have had in the past with
players is that they don't tell the
whole truth and the players find
out they've been taken advan-
tage of," added Malinoff. "It all
comes back lo dealing with peo..
pie the same way you want t.o be
deaJt with." Malinoff says what he looks
for in a potential prospect are
the same qualities other scouts
have judged for years _ .. with
one added Ingredient.
"You look for the normal
things like bat speed, arm
strength, how easy a player can
make a difficult play look and
his fluid movements,'' said
Malinoff. "Those things are
common.
"BENEATH IT ALL, though,
is the mental toughness a person
displays. That's why I don't feel
good unless I get down on the
field with a player.·•
. Two of Malinoff's signees that
have reached the majors are
third baseman Dave Elder and
outfielder Kim Allen, both with
Seattle. Allen, as a matt.er of
fact, played against Mallnoff In
college, wbJcb sometimes makes
the UCI star wonder if be didn't
get out too soon.
"Yeah, I miss it," admJtt.ed
Malinoff. "I sometimes think I
maybe got out too soon. But on
the other band, at the lime.
there seemed like there was
another place t.o go.
''I sometimes think I could
have stuck with it and come
back. It's frustrating, but I
wouldn't trade where I am now
for anything."
Not even for a little recogni-
tion?
••
From Page B1 ·
LAGUNA'S THOREAU IS TRACK • • •
called me and asked me to get John Landy lo a couple
of m eet.a. •
"Well, bis arrival was postponed twtce after I
bad set him up but finally be could come early In
May. I set up an exhibition mile race during the
USC-UCLA meet and another appearance at the
Fresno Relays. We brou1ht lo Ron Delaney and
Jim Balley from Oregon Univenlty. ·
"I DID THE MEET for CBS (as an an·
nouncer) and Bailey won it ln 3 :58.0. Another
network was there and becauae Balley was wear·
Ing green, they assumed he was the Irish Delaney.
They were wrong.
"I worked with Pete and Macker for about a
month and they asked me if I would help with the
Squaw Valley Wint.er Olympics that were coming
in 1960.
"I told them I didn't think so. I was born in
Denver and I didn't like snow or anything connect·
ed with it. But they caU,d back and sald most of
the work would be done an San Francisco and they
offered me a free trlp to the Melbourne summer
games, so J look the job.
"I was state executive directo~ for the Olym-
pic Commission, then head of staff for the last two
years for the organitlng committee. I worked with
tickets, housing, transportation, finances and
spent a lot of time lobbying. It was really the first
thing I had done that wasn't entirely sports.
"ll was a great experience even though I did
have t.o move t.o Squaw Valley the final year.
"After the Games. I was offered a job as vice
president and public relations director al Santa
Anita but I decided I liked administration and
financial business better.
" I FOUND OUT I could gel just as interested
in business figures as numbers. My basic interest
in sports had aJways been numbers and I could
make more money in the business world with
figures.
"I spent 10 years as executive vice president
a nd four as president of a n investment brokerage
company. I did some TV announcing and I've been
going t.o the Olympics ever since 1956 and kept my
hand in there."
Right now he's a general partner in the Irvine
Technology Fund and lives in Laguna Beach.
One of the things that got him to lake th~ job
as commissioner of track and field was a chance
to attend major meets each of the next three
years.
"They told me I would have t.o go every year
lo the world international track championships.
This year they will be held in Rome. In 1982 it will
be Athens, Greece and in 1983 it will be Helsinki,
Finland.
"THIS IS ONE OF THE big reasons they got
me to make those future trips t.o Los Angeles on
the freeway.'·
Thoreau feels the Los Angeles Olympic move·
ment is doing a great thing for the future of the
Games.
''They have la1'en existing facilities and will
put the games on there rather than buiJding new
ones and going deep into debt like they did In Mon-
treal. The Coliseum is 60 years old but it will be re-
v amped for the track and fiell:l competition.
"McDonald's Restaurants are sponsoring the
swim stadium which will be buiJt oo the USC cam·
pus. The Southland Corporation (7-Eleven stores)
is building a cycling velodrome on the campus at
Cal State (Dominguez Hills). The universities do
not have t.o build any faclllties.
"Arco is the track and field sponsor and will
make a significant contrlbuUoo by refurbishin1 aht
practice tracks along with the Coliseum."
THOREAU HELPED STAGE the Coliseum
Relays for a number of years aa a consultant and
says his biggest thrill In watchine the sport since
World War II came in Vancouver, British Colum-
bia.
"It was during the British Commonwealth
Games in 1954," Thoreau says. "Roger Bannister
and John Landy met for &he first lime in that
meet. Ballnister had been the flrst runner to break
the four-minute mile barrier.
"I covered the meet for Associated P.resa and
predicted that Bannister would beat Landy. I said
Landy would lead in the race but that Bannister
would out-kick him and that's the way it came out
with Bannister winning in 3:58.8.
"It was one hell of a race and a great time for
a race of this nature where they usually have a
disappointing time. Tbal bas to still· be m y
greatest single thrill in sports."
This from a m an who has watched countless
meets and Olympic Games competitions around
the world since 1956.
Thoreau also recalls watching the trouble in
Munich through field glasses.
"I'll never forget that experience," he says.
"You'd see a guy every once in awhile with a
black hood over his head throw a note down from
the balcony.
"THEY ARE VERY CONSCIOUS of security
in Los Angeles and a lot of money will be spent in
this respect. America is not geared to this type of
terrorism but we'll be prepared. We haven't had
that type of political terrorism here ."
As for a possible boycott of the Games in Los
Angeles in retaliation for the U.S. boycott in
Moscow, he says:
"I don't think we will have any reaction at all
from the Eastern bloc countries. They do well in
the Olympics and love it. It would defeat their own
purposes to stay away. I don't anticipate any
boycotts. I think all countries will come lo Los
Angeles."
Thoreau goes by in.itials and has throughout
his life. "The H. D. stands for Henry David. I was
named after the philosopher and naturalist of the
same name who was a distant relative.
·'But so was my father and he went by the
name Dave. He didn't particularly like the name
Henry so they started calling me by my initials.··
THOREAU AND HIS WIFE Margaret have
three children , all graduates of various campuses
in the University of California complex.
David, the oldest, is a UCLA graduate and has
had two books published at the age of 32. Alison.
the onJy daughter , lives in Paris and works for an
optical company, speaking three languages fluent·
ly. She may return here to work as an interpreter
for the Olympic committee. She attended UC San-
ta Cruz.
Scott, the youngest, 1s an assistant track coacb
at Laguna Beach High and attended California lo
Berkeley.
Thoreau. with his vast experience in announc·
ing track meets and working on the public address
system, would be a logical choice for that job in
Los Angeles. Right?
Wrong. "I don't think I will have the time," he
says. ··1·11 have enough to do otherwise. 1'111
afraid."
Thoreau is one of four such aport.a com•
missioners living in the Orange Coast area.
Tenni-8, golf take TV spotlight
Men's quarterfinals at Wimbledon is the highlight
By BOWARD L. BANDY
ot .. o.lty ..........
They are down to the quarterflnaJa in the
Wimbledon tennis tournament wtth all three of the
men's favorites, Bjorn Borg, John McEnroe and
Jimmy Connors still in the competition.
The women's ranks suffered the loss of Andrea
Jaeger during Saturday's fourth round but Chris
Evert Lloyd, Martina Navratilova and Tracy
Austin all remain in contention.
Today's action will be shown on Channel 4 at
11 :30, the same hour that Channel 2 will bring the
Memphis Open golf tournament live. Both live
television shows today are at the same hour and
with no baseball, sports fans will have lo rely on
specialty shows for the baJance of the day for en-
tertainment.
Following are the top sports events on TV today.
Ratings are: I 1 I 1 excellent; I I 1 worth watching;
11 fair; 1 forget it.
~ · 11 :30 •.m., Ch•nnet 2 ./ ./ ./
GOLF: Memphis Classic.
2 p.m. (11) -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL.
3 p.m. (4) -SPORTS AFIELD -Features In-clude a report from the bass masters fishing classic and a visit to a bOw-huntino school.
4 p.m. (7) -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN -Olivia
.Newton-John helps a captive-bred cheetah readjust to life In the wilds of Namibia. Also: Actors Wiiiiam
Katt and Tom Berenger raft down the Cataract Ca-
nyon area of the Colorado RNer and character actor Dub Taylor goes fly.fishing in a remote part of
Alaska.
7 p.m. (28) -TENNIS FOR THE FUTURE -Coach Vic Braden reviews key points on strategy and
conditioning in the final episode of the series.
RADIO No events scheduled.
Baseball -Phoenix at Salt Lake City, 1 p.m .• KMPC (710).
(The D•llY Piiot Is not responsible for late chanv-s.>
Balboa Bay Cluh wins
two volleyball titles
Announcen: Pat Summerall, Jack Whitaker, s lal Frank Glleber, Ben Wright, Ken Squier and Ken Ven-pee &otbe Daily Pilot turi. OMAHA -Two teams from the Balboa Bay
Club of Newport Beach captured first plac• In the Jerry Pate takes a one-stroke lead Into today's ... final round of the Danny Thomas-Memphis golf U.S. Volleyball Association junior nationals here
classic after sinking a six-foot birdie putt on the final Saturday. hole Saturday. Pate Is tn at 205 after three rounds, to The Senior Division boy's team went undefeated
hold an edge over Peter Jacobsen with Tom Kite through the four-day tournament. winning the tiUe
third at 208. Saturday with an easy 15·3, 15-2 triumph over CC
Juniors of Concord, Calif. biliii.1 ./ ./ ./ ./ The BBC Junior Division team likewise won its ~ 11:30 •.m., Chennet 4 division tiUe, topping Manhattan Beach In the
TENNIS: Wimbledon ChamplonShlps. finals, 17-lS, 15-13. A~en: Dick Enberg, Bud Colllns, Donald Fountain Valley Volleyball Club, however, fell to
Dell and Blllle Jean King. the undefeated Outrigger Club ol Hawall in the In· termediate Division finals, 15-4, 15-6.
The top thfee favorites In both the men's and BiU Yardley of the BBC Senion was named women's dM1lons advanced through the fourth most valuable player in his division and Seal\
round Saturdey. BJorn Borg, Jimmy Connors and Stewart, also of BBC, was the MVP In the Junior John McEnroe In the men's competition and Chris Evert Lloyd, Mertlna Navratilova Md Tracy Austin competition.
for the women, are,..~ to play te.lr next match. J oininc Yardley on the all-star team were team.
TOClay's action wlll be aired from tM grass courts mates Dave Devick and Bruce Caldwell.
outside London with Dick Enberv the chief an-' Art Cox and Andy KJuaamann of the Marlna
nouncer. Volleyball Club (third place) joined Jlm Speth and
.
OTHER T•LEYISIOM
10:45 a.m. (3') -PUT80L.
Noon (11) -LA~D·C•LE9Rl~Y GOLF HIGHLIGHTS -Hlghl'9hts of the 11th annual Los
An0tlft PoUce<etebtlty golf tOYm.ment held Mey
17 •t Rencho Partt gotf COYt'W. 1:IO p.m. (2) -IPORn SUNDAY -Brent
Musbutvtr Is the host tor an update of the sports see,,., Ffftur" lncluct. the CMrlOtt• Sportsman 300
stock aw race, t•oed at Charlotte IWltOf Speedway.
Al10: The rotation comSMtlltlon In tht worlds
greatest PoOf players tn -"kh g:yers must sink
· bills In numwtcal succession. ~~ton In-clude ic. S.W, Brock Yetel. Ned Ja'"' Ind Ben-ny P.,...,. 14>....:.SPO•T'IWOllU>-COwreee of lht
Tour dt Frence, a grueling 2.-,nlle bkycle rec:t through Frence .net .... tum. letting out from Nice
on June 25, racen heV.·n deys lft wNch to~
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event tn tfte men'• survl¥el of "' ftttltM c°""*lttOft. Announcen tnctudt Bud Coltlftl. MIU Memte _,.. or-e L.ew11.
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Todd Stoey of Fountain Va1ley on the Int.ermedlat~
all·S\ar aquad .
Balboa Bay Club placed Andy Alli~. Shawn
Droke and Anthony Curci on the Junior all·ltar
team alona with Stewart. ht.er Nourse of Newport
Beach also made the Junlor team.
Muetanp win volleyball title
LOS ANGELES -Cotta Mesa Hll.b derea~
San Clemente, J.U, 15-11 to win the Utle match l
the Waua Summer Game• volleyball toumamen
Satunt.y ll Eut Loi An11l11 ColJe••· The M\11\anp won the 11-t .. m tournamen
d.efeatiq Mira Cotta, 11·1, 11 .. ln tM quarterfla
and La QuhU, 11·2, 11 .. lD tbe aenUftnall.
Colta ..... coached by J«rJ Wlnut, WU
by ..U.·bltt.er PauJ Coene who wu aam..t tb4
tournament MVP.
AJlo pl~ key rot• were Mart Anlo&d,
mldttt. blocker and Dan Mlll:Mr, an olitalde bitter.
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'Lights! Action! Africa!"
looks at wildlife filmmakers
By JIMMY JOHNSON Oallr PlloC,...weH-.Eollor
HOLLYWOOD -When your back door opens on
darkest Africa, there, no doubt, are a few strange
and unusual pets hanging around the house.
Strange and unusual for most folks , but not Joan
and Alan Root, who have made careers hunting
Africa's wildest with a camera.
The Roots and their particular style of living are
the s ubject of an hour-long television special,
"Lights! Action! Africa!," which airs Wednesday on
lheCBSTelevision Network (Ch. 2, 8to9p.m. ).
The special will highlijlht the work of the
Kenya-based hus band and wife photography team.
It will show how the wildlife cinematographers may
wait weeks for one particular shot ... and there's
rarely a chance of a retake . Their work is rewarding
al times, but more often than not it is frustrating and
dangerous.
. .. What we have done," Alan explamed, "is take
six problems which face the wildlife photographer
a nd show how we solved them over the years.
"And in doing this," he added, "we have dis-
covered you must be a naturalist first and a photo-
grapher second. You must know the animal you are
going to photograph.
"There is one thin~ we have learned over the
years -small nocturnal animals or large beasts 01
the plains they are all unpredictable."
Alan made that particular discovery while film-
ing giant hippopotamuses underwater. something
never before attempted
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''There was onJy one place in Africa this could be
done," Alan revealed in a bn sk British accent.
"MzimaSprings! ''
According to the Roots, hippos kiU more people
in Africa every year than any other species of
animal, mosUy by attacking small boats.
. W!th th.is in ~ind, Alan began experimenting
with ~1ffere~l noatmg devices, knowing well that no
floating device had ever been used on Mzlma Springs
and that there was no way to predict how the hippos
would react. •
··we tried various ways that didn't work." Alan
said. ·'The hippos took one look at us and crash dived
lo ~he ~tto~ of the Springs. We finally had to go
sw1mmmg with them.
··We had no idea how they would react to humans
swimming among them shooting pictures. They
knew we were there, but l don't think they ever re-
alized we were humans.
"Hippos go through a big change underwater "
the pho~ographer smiled .. "They change from large
lumbenng pigs to ballermas ... and everything was
going beautifully until two jealous males started
fighting over the prim a ballerina."
Caught in the middle of the battle, Alan nearly
lost a leg and Joan came within inches of being
blinded in one eye Alan was badJy bitten and had to
spend months in the hospital. followed by a long con-
valescence. .
·'The hippo had bitten a hole in my leg large
enough to put your fi st through,•' Alan said .
During the battle a tooth of one of the m aulers
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Filmmaker Joan Root:s
dailt1 ioork is full of ad·
venture, but she stfU
finds time to relax at
her Kenya home1tead
in Africa with a variety
of ''house pets," among
them a hungry an·
tewpe. Joan and her
husband Alan are the
subject of a television
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passed close enough to Joan's face to rip away her
mask and break the glass. She was unmarked, but
any closer and she would have lost an eye.
In order to rebuild and bring strength back to hls
le' Alan had to do a lot of swimming, and his swim·
ming companion was one of the family pets -Sally.
an orphaned hippo.
The annual migration of the wildebeeste on the
Serengeti plain in Tanzania is considered the
greatest wildlife show oo earth.
The Roots observed the migration for 14 years before deciding they knew enough about the beast to
film them. They are not easy animals to photograph.
Proper equipment is essential.
The Roots bought a hot-air balloon for aerial
shots, but the key to filming was a small aircraft
which was capable of landing on a dime and giving
WKRP's Nessnian
no silver sow
By JERRY BUCK
Aio T........_wnew
LOS ANGELES -Richard Sanders is discuss-
ing Les Nessman, but looking most unlike the
journalistic nebblsh he plays on television.
The Eisenhower-era spectacles worn by
Nessman on CBS' "WKRP in Cincinnati" are
replaced by mod, plastic aviator glasses. The bow
tie Is absent, as is the ever·present Band-Aid.
Nowhere to be seen is Les' coveted Silver Sow
Award.
Sanders talks freely. but reveals little about
himself. He's also a practitioner of a sort of
private guerrilla theater, occasionally slipping in·
to other identities to pot people on. Once he and
some actor friends visited a tou&b CbJcago bar as
Frenchmen. They were tossed out. Or be might as·
sume a tough guy role to attend a party. And he
has sung rock 'n' roll in nightclubs as Les
Ness man.
"Les was bitterly disappointed he dldn't gel to
take pver for Walter Cronkite," says Sanders. "l
think now he'd love to be President Reagan's press
secretary. He always picks jobs he's totally UD·
qualified for."
Radio newsman Les Nessman ls an incompe·
tent with exaggerated notions of bis own im-
portance. He proclaims he's Cincinnati's "window
to the world," but what be reports is the hog
futures.
"I had nobody in mind when I created Les
Nessman," says Sanders, "but now I run into him
everywhere I go. Every radio DJ lblnks he's just
down the ball."
Les Nessman dJd not spring full-grown from
the brow of Sanders or of ftugb Wilson, producer
and creator of "WKRP." Instead be bas grown
steadily in the three years the show has been on
the air.
"All of the characters were well developed in
the pUot," says Sanders. "You could tell where
they were coming from, and where they were go-
lna. They were human beings. I sald here's a
person I know pretty much what he's up lo."
AU of the actors on "WKRP" enjoy a lot of in·
put, and Sanders more than most because he and
hia partner, Michael Fairman, have written four
scripts.
The SUver Sow Award -u Identified with Les
u his make-believe office -came u tbe result of
a script they WTole. Sanden says, "We needed an
excuae for him to have lo ult Jennt!er (Loni An·
deraon) for a dale. Les tries to cb1n1e his whole
penonality, and instead she prefers him as he La.
Thal'• why she's willing to go with him to Ulit
event, and we thought. gee, what should the event
<See WK•P'S, Page 87).
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"The most dangerous part of filming the herd."
Alan explained. "is when it is crossing a river ... and
that's what we were out to shoot.
"There is no way of knowing where the animal
will cross," he continued. "That's why an aircraft is
so important. We finally discovered the herd cross·
ing a large river.
"It was quite a sightto see 10.000 animals hurling
themselves into the water. Once the animals start
the crossing there is no stopping them. It was
necessary for us to put down as close to the herd as
possible. That's not always easy in Africa.
.. Animals cross by the thousands." Root said,
"and sometimes they die by the thousands. That's
the natural way of things in Africa."
Root, 40, was not born in Africa, but he bas lived
there since he was 9. He emigrated there from
England with his family. Joan was born and raised
there.
In addition to the segments on hippos and
wildebeestes. the television special will feature se·
quences on termites that build lante mounds throughout Africa. a cheetah in full stride and the
nesting habits of the horn-billed birds.
None of which make very good pets, but, then
you never can ten what miaht stray through the
house around the Roots' African homestead.
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A1 requtred by lew,
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Like Les, he used to ride a motorscooter
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concedes that some of Les is dredged up rrom bis
own depths. He says, "It's a flltering process. You
use some things . Some things that are really sub-
conscious."
Sanders was born in Harrisburg, Pa., but grew
up around the world as he followed his Army of·
ficer-rather lo various stations. At an age when
most kids his age only dream of far-off places, he
was exploring Incan ruins in Peru.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday. June 28, 1981
"IT IS THAT RARITY OF RARITIES,
A SEQUEL THAT READILY
SURPASSES
THE ORIGINAL."
RICHARD SCHICKEL,
TIME MAGAZINE
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.. Orange Coatt OAJL Y PILOT /Sunday, June 28. 1981
Rise 'n' shine
lacks luster
8 y HUGH A. MULLIGAN .,, ....... ~. e11
DALLAS There's no way or 1ett1na away
from early mornana comedians. evtn aboard th•
spaC'e shuttle. You might Just as well ~ In a
hospital where they wake you up for your alet'pln1
pill
Astronauts John Voun• and Rob Crippen were
awakentd once by a real Spike Jont't concoction of
~irens and wh1s tlts. a buglt blo winJ2 revelllt and a
\H'trd \OiC'e coolna. "Wak• up. John. wakt up
Creepy you both nttd a showtr "
All thts just pro"e m~ ('()ft\enllon end 1rtpe of
a hft'time, the~ 1s n o such thing •· a humane
~ ske up call. Th• Army wu rl~ht all alona In get-
tmi It ovt-r (a 't \\Ith a rannon blast and tht bl1no
or a bugle
ttlJWGAN'S
STEW
Now here ttus. all hands hit the derk ..
As\\' C Fie lds noted. before noon even the f1u
of an Alks<zer t'an bt> jarnng
All this hit me hke a cattle prod at 5 a.m to
da~ because some practical joker had set the
alarm on the c lock radjo in m y room and turned
the \'Olume up full blast That happens of\en these
days in m otels that I frequent
rt e\'en happened m Tokyo last summer. ex-
C'ept Japanese technology has built a snooi.e alarm
into the r()()fO radio. allowing you to sleep another
half ·hour before t he same thing reoccurs
Then. of course. the re are the jokers who
pro" I the hotel corridors after midnight switching
the breakf ast o rders ha nging on the door knobs. so
~omewhere ar ound d awn a room service wait~r
roll::. up to your door with champagne and eggs
Benedict for two and a \\'all Street Journal.
A,. ........
M~KING A SPLASH -Olga, the oldest walrus in captivity, turned 20
Friday. As part of the celebration. officials at Chic1lgo's Brookfield
Zoo added a bucket of clams to her regular daily diet of 60 pounds of
mackerel.
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
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40 sxJTand.IO ~ :---b~"" be.fl~ ffl ~~JB· ~1r ~ ) ~~~,~ ~' 14 ~~· ~
c.---rO'bu.ome.. ~~
oH.Jt-wtth 'i'h£..-~l ~-thf..-~® ' l .. o-'!6'Pt-_:[r . 11 ~~I
on oboe. clarinet , horn and bassoon inv11v you 10 aud111on for acceptance in the 1
American know-how can put a man on the
moon. bring a space bugg) bac k to a dry Jake bed
1n California and com e up with an illegal golf ball
that slices e\'en further into the woods. but it has
~et to dense a soothing . non -traumatit'. willingly
accepted ~ake-up call
l'IC'TITIOUS aUllNISS NAM• ITATl'.MINT
Music Directo r and Master Flutist Susan f-nes and m1erna11onal 1 elebnty ar11sts I'
intensive 8 day seminar of woodwind ensemble training July 5 14. 1981 at l l'ICTITIOUS aUllN•SS l'ICTITIOUS auSINIH NAM«STATUHNT NAMISTATIMUT Christ College, Irvine Call 714/673-3882 TM~l-~"rwM~•~I~ T~~•-1~"'~•·~~·~~~,I~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~
A tape record ing o f m y mother's voice would
not sol\'e the problem. since m y fondness for her
does not include recollections of lhe way she used
to wake m e up for ser ving 6 o'clock Mass at our
local parish t'hurch. Being shot with your o wn
"ater pistol c an lea\'e scar s
Only in Ireland have I encountered some
sensiti\'1ty on the subject of how to rouse someone
delicately from slumber I recall picking up the
phone one morning in a Dublin hotel and h earin g a
cheerful confident brog ue.
"Sir. was your wakeup call for 8 or 9, because
it's half 10 no w '! W i ll that be all right?"
Another lime in Newry, deep in troubled
l'lster. the phone by m y bedside jangled to life
somewhere near dawn and lhe lilting voice of a
troubled colleen came on the line : ~I hate to be bothering you at this time of the
n ight, sir , but you do know the terrible things that
ha ve been happening in this country ... it's a
wonder any of us are alive at all, but they say
ther e 's a bomb in the hotel. God save us all. and
you've got three minutes to get out.··
I don't know h ow m any rooms she c alled with
the same frantic speech. but apparently there was
no bomb. or it had a two.year del ayed fus p
Which r eminds m e of flying to Boston across
the Atlantic on Irish airlines with the pope on
board and hearing a ghostly voice on the in·
terco m :
"Good morning, H oly Father. this is your Cap-
tain speaking."
DEA TH NOTICES
The loll-•no "rwn1 ar• 001n9 1>v11nouH. (II THE GAE•T DI NI NG
GUIOE. Ill PRANKSTERS, 100
Alrwey, ""'·Coll• Mes•. CA '1U• HERB l.EE 11, 1039t Amberwooo. Fountain Valley, CA 921(11 R08ERT E BATES, l3"1 /IMnt• Co..rt, .__ Ni-t. CA '1•71
Tlllt Ou~lnou " COncll>Cled by • vener•I PM1MnlliP HERB LEE 11 Thi• lt.11-nt w•t fillld with t,,. County Clerll of Or•-Co..nty on
J""e II, 1'91 ..-1...,,J PUDlilr.ed Or•-Coal! Dally Pllol, JutM 11, 19,July S, 11, 1911 16'!0-41
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'tCTITIOUS aUlllHH NAMISTATl'. .. ENT The following perwn1 are doln9
busineu at: Cl) TOO RIPPEO SHIRT CO., Ill
THE OESIGNER'S WEST, 1501 W. Sunllow.,. A-. Sulla JU, s.n1a Ana. CA 9270ol. MARY SUE SHEA, LOREN
EHLERS, lj()l W Suftfl-r Av..,ue, J 13, S.nla AM. CA 92104. This b<lsfnou II conduCl•CI by • genor•I pannerslllp · L..._n E Eh1o<1 Tiiis tl•lotment was lillld w1t11 IM CouMy Clerk of Or•-COi.int., on
Juno 17, '"I. 1'1'4.Jel
PubHlhed Or-eo.11 O•lly Piiot,
J uno 11, ll, Julys, n . 19'1 ?Ju.ti
PUBLIC NOTICE
"ICTITIOUI aUSINISS NAME STATEMENT The 1011-1119 penon' are do1n9
OU$IMU as
DAT•BASE COMPANY, 1001 Reclhlll A"9. • 10), Cosl• MeH, CA
9262•. Joupll L. OeClue. 1U41 Ml Hood
Ori.e, S.nl• M• C•lllornl• '710S
Aob••t A. Root. l• SI Troper,
OC Newpor1 Beech, C•lilorllie •ll'60 KERMAN SMITH Tllh bu•lneu 11 conoucted by a
VERNA M. OCKERMAN. JOHN W SMITH. resident ~ner•l pertn.""'P
resident of Newport Beach. of Newport Beach, Ca JOMOli'1.. o.ciue
Ca Passed aw~y on June 2S. Passed away on June 25. c.!.".::Y 11c~.~ ;~ .. ~""co:~~ 1:
19.8 1. ~Orn in Oshkosh. 1981. He is survived by his Juno11,1 .. 1.
Wisconsin. Beloved wife of wife Shirley F Smith o f """" F k d t d th r · Publl-Oranoo toe•t O•llY Piiot. ran • evo e mo e,r o Newport Beach. Ca .. 2 sons June 14, 11, a, J111y s, 1"1 m1.11
Joanne !Arthur> Saw1ck1, Larry and Terry Smith both
Marly n (Frank l Higgins, of Costa Mesa, Ca., 1 brother PUBUC NOTICE
loving grandmother of Craig Lincoln Smith of South Gate
and Karen George Private Ca. Funeral services will ~
memorial services will be held on Sunday, June 28,
held on Tuesday, June 3-0. 1981 at J:OOPM at Plymouth
1981 at Pariric View Congregational Churc h
M emorlal Park, Newport Newport Beach. Ca. with
Beach, Ca. Pacific View Rev. John Llndvall official·
Mortuary dlrectors. ing. Private family inter·
ment at H arbor Lawn
M emorial Park. In lieu of
. ~=========:-.;-flowers contributions may · Neptune Society be made to the Harbor Area
c1tuuT10N eu1ti•1.."' su Boys Club Friends m ay r ail
646_7431 at P ierce Brothers B ell
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINIU NAMa ITATaMaNT
Tl'le loltowlng l>Ortons ••• doing b<ISINHH:
NEWPOftT VESPA, 1'°' W. c;.,.11 HIOflwey, ~&Mell, CA 92..a. MOPEO·CYCLES INC., a CellfOf'IM• corpcwellOn, 2'°' W. C:O.•I Hlgllway, __, 9oec.fl, CA '266). Tiiis llwllneu Is<~ by a COf'• porsllon.
~'fC .. 1,111(.,
S. P•tt-. p,..ldleftt
Tiiis ..._t ...... filed "'"" ,,,. C~nly Clerk of or..,oo Coun1y on June4,l .. 1.
ousin•u H . b<islnou ••· SU NRISE SETS, '°' 211h Slr•I, TAURUS ENTERPRISES, 1701 Newpor1 ... di. CA 92"3 Nlc1'01t St., unu J, Huntlneton ••acll,
JOHN Al.AN CALOWELL, '°' CA nw Hlh Slr•t. -.,Ori BH<:h, CA '1'4l RONALO KAWATA, 11171 Flfft T hit !MnlNU 1$ conou<:ted by an In L.ano, H""llngton a..ch, CA.,.,.._ dl•ld.,., MIKE waf40ER, '70 El Greco J-AI.., CalOW.11 Circle, F.,...t.ln V•H•'f, CA '2709. Thi. WIMNfll ••• lillld with I,,. Tlllt IHninHs Is conducl•d by • County Cler-ol Ora~ Co..nly on 90norel pertnen111p.
June 12, ""· Ron Kawata 1'1._ Tllls .._.,_t •• llled with tho PuOll•,_, Oranve c ... 11 Oally Pllol, Covnty Clark ot 0r ..... County on
JUM 21, 11, July S, IJ, ... I 11M-ll JllM 4, 1'1'1.
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
Tn. IOll-l"Q f)ertOns •r• dOonQ OUll
1'1WU Pubn.-0r"'99 c...st D•lly Pllol,
JllM 7, u . 11, 21. "" 16~1
PUBLIC NOTICE
neu.. l'ICTITIOUI aU5Ull'.U LASTI NG MEMORIES, IOU NAMI'. ITATl'.MaNT S.llnu , Colla Mfta, C•lilornla UU6 Tll• IOl'9wlng ,,.,._, Is dolno b<ltl Wayne R. Tesch, 1061 $alln11, nou .. , Cosl•MaW.C..lllOf'nl••»» AM e "I c AN 0 E FE H s E Dl-E. Tesch, tOMSahMS,Cosla TECHNOLOGY, l..TO ... j, Birch,
MeH, c.lllO<nla •»» Sufi• 1S7, "-1 9"cll. CA '2660. Tllh bUllNU It Conducl.ct by • J. MICHAEL GRIMM, 3157 •••ch, ~nerel pertners!Wp Suite ISi N.wport a..c1>, CA n..a. w • .,,. R Tuch This _,_ 11 c-.Cl&d by a.n '"' Tlltt tt.l.,.._I WH ltled with the dl• .... f.
Co..nty C••rk ol Or~ Count., on M•y J, MichNI Grimm
?1, 1t11 This ste....,_t was llled wltll I,,. ..-i.UM County Clark of. Or..,99 County on
Puollllled Or..-oe Coa•I Delly Piiot, June '· 1tll. JuM 14, ll 11 July S 19'1 110< ... 1 KNUMAC.Hall & HICKIY •' ' AL.aw._...._
PUBLIC NOTICE
STATIMaNT 01' Aa.ANDOttM•NT Ol'UHOI' l'ICTITIOUI aUllNalS NAM•
The loll-Int --....... -· ~ ........ ot .... lktl~ b<lsineu
1-0Mll~...,..-11.._t ..... CA .....
1'161111
PulMI-Or-C..st o.11' Pitot,
JllM 7, 14, 21, a, 1tll t67HI
PUBLIC NOTICE
nem• l'ICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS CLIMAX INSULATEO aAGS, NAMEITATl!MENT
17421 Nichols, Unit H, Hunllnglon The followlno pertonS .,e dolnQ l><I•• 8HCll,CA'2..._ MU ••
CHRISTINE M.. MORRELL!, 17 PEGASUS PAI NTI NG JOI
w111111er. us, C:O.t. llr\Ha, CA f2U7 LUQonla Newport .. a<h C.lllornla CARL.ENE MORREl..LI ccarol tlM.J • .
A.), 1710 Wtllttlor, •7S, C.O.t. -... l'llrcl\MI Scott Bacher JOI L"90"1• CA '2617. Nowpor1 S.a<h, C..ftlOf'nt~ •Ml •
Tiiis tlUllflftl ••• COftdwelacl Oy • Marc ln1err•. JOSS MadlWn. C0$1•
QOnoral -1/Wnlllp. M•H,C•lllOf'nlet?•ll ClvtsUN M. Morrelll This Du1ineu I• condu<l•d by • This 1-t wn llled wltll tlle g•neral pertnerslltp Covn1., C .. rl< of 0r .. oo <:<Minty Oft Ml<hHI s &ac:ller
Juno 4, '"1• Thi• •t.-nl was llllld willl Ille
Publl-0r"'99 to.st Dau:': f",".;~Y Clerk ol Or..,oo Coullt'f on J""•
JUN 7, 14, 21, 21, 1 .. 1 JS22•1
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUI aUSINaH NAMt! ST4TEMaNT Tiie 1oi1-1no IMf'ton 11 dol"9 11<11•· nest a1;
INVESTORS REAL ESTATE
SERVICES. AKA-I Ill E s. l C0<poral• Plata, Sl;lte IOl. N_po,, 80.cll,CA._,...,,
HAROLD G. MOREHEAO, •U 9llyslcle Drlw, -POr2 a .. c:h, CA 92660. Thlt bullnou It condu<llHI by an In· dl•ldual.
Harold G Moroheact •
Tiiis •la-••• filed whll tlle Counly Clerk ot Orange County ot1
JllMl7,l .. 1.
1'16l41S PubUINd Onongo Cout Dally Piiot, J_une 14, ll, 2', JUiy s, 1 .. 1 110.l-11.
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS auStNIU NAMI. STATIMINT
The loll-Inv ""ons ••• dol119 bvslneu• ~NATON ASSOCIATES, JI AOelo, lr•I ... CA 92114. HOWARO 8. JONES, Sii Emerald
9•'f, L ...... 9oac:h, CA tUSt FUl..LERHEIM PAR TNERS,
I.. TO., JI Alleto, Irvine, CA '2714.
~•rd8.J-• . Par1ner
Tiiis --· was llled wltll U. Count., c .. ,,. ot Or-county .,.. June 17, 1"1. LAWOl'l'ICH
Your aeci.i -urity IH'4I .. ,.,.,.. Broadway Mortuary on
Saturday, June Z7, 1981 from
"'"'* PubllSNd Orange eo.11 Dally Piiot, 1'1'"" J-21, 11. Julys. 12. 19'1 27 ..... 1
AON IW, MIU.•• & CARL.JON ..... ,.._,_
H"ll .. llU' .. I• ...... ". INiy a,.iy ...... -,.._.. ...... ,"'< ...
C.11 lor lrM "r11ollo C•"l.l._r
4:00PM to 9:00PM. Pierce
Brother s Bell Broadway
Mortuary dlrectors
Publlllled 0r..,.. Coett D•lly Plio., ------------Juno 1. 14. 21, n. 1te1 1512-41 -
_MM.,_ • ..,.
Naw,.n a.ca, CA,_
Pllbllslled Oranve Coost D•llY Pllol, Jun& 21, a, Jlll'f S, 11, 1 .. 1 211 ... 1 PUBUC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE ~-==-...:========~ LEGAT l'ICTITIOUI aUllNH6
NAMl ITATaMaNT PUBLIC NOTICE
f'IHCI laOTHHS
SMfTHS' MOITUAIY
627 Mam SI
~ntington Beach
536-6539
rAClftC YtlW
MINOllAl r1.1•
Ce1T'9tery Mo rtuary
Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newpor1 Beach
644-2700
McC041wtCIC MOITUAllH •
Laguna Beach
494-9415
laguna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Cap111rano
495-1776
HAllOll L.AW~MT. OUYI
Mortuary • C..mttety
Cren-.tory
1625 Gisler Ave .
Costa Mesa
540-555'4
,_Cl•OT.-s
-.L .. OADWAY
MCMITUAIY
t10Bfoactwaiy
Cotta Mesa
842·9150
JOSEPHINE BARBARA l'ICTITlOUUUSINUS
LEGAT. Born in New York NAMl'.STATEMENT
City She is survived by her ,.!~:041-•no "''°" " dcMno ll<lti
husband John Legat of l..E)(IN ENGINEERING,,,., BabO,
Pasadena, Ca. She was the c".;'~~k~~ ~.~~·mo ••oo. cos1a
beloved mother or Norma Malla, CA '16».
Verfaillie or Costa Mesa, Tllll _.,,. .. Is conducltd b'( •n In·
Ca.. Co rlnn~ Boy Je or dMdu•'Jack l .. ln
Desert Hot Spnngs, Ca. Vi -T1111 11at-• was fllOd wrtll ,,,.
vian Lewis or Twinsberg. County Clttk of Or.,,ve County on
Tiie followl119 per~s ••• clolft9. ---------ti..1fnu1 .. :
8 I( P ENTERPRISES, ltlU Ma<Arlhur aoulev•rCI, Sull• 109. lrvlno, Cellfeml• '2111 RlcllerO H. aNCll, u Moftteclto, CotoN e11t1 -. • Cell!Wnl• mn "•...-id! H. Krenz, u ,...,am,.
l"'lne, Calll«nla ft71S Osvld J. Perry, u Belmont•,
trvlM, Cellfoml• '2714 Tl'lll lllM,,... la condwcted b'f on 1 ...
dl•IOU.1
RkWd H. 8NCk
l'ICTITIOUS eustN•H NAME S'TATl.Ml'.NT
Tn. 1oi1-1ne -ton 11 Ooln9 bull· nen•i; • LOU PETER50N INTERIORS, llOO
Estelle L•n•. Newport •••ch, Calllornl•t?t60 Ludmlle ,,.,.,ten, llOO EUella 1,.a,,., N•wPOr1 S.ach, CallfOf'nla uwo.
T"I• ll<illneu It c-..Cled by •n In· dl•ldual
'--'>ii• ... t..-.cn Ohio , Clifford Lawrence June 11, 1t11.
Davis J. 111 of Sliver Spr·
lngs, Colorado, RJchard D.
Davis of Cl eveland Heights.
Ohio, Earl Davis of Mem· •
phis Tennessee. M ay she re·
pose In peace a.nd happiness.
..-1•-T1'111 IC.._. -· llllfd with IN Publl"'9d Orange Coat! O•lly Piiot, Counly Cieri< 01 0r.,,.. County 4111
r1111 , ... _ wn ,..., with the
County c1 ... 11 ot Oranoe Covlll y on June
PU8UC NOTICE
June u, 21.1*, JUiy s, 1"1 2W'"t1 Juno u . t"1. 11,1 .. 1,
"'""' ~t... Publltheel 0rW199 CoH t Delly Piiot.
PUBUC NOTICE PutHI""" Oreneit CMlt O.lly Pllet, Juno 14, 21, 1', Jul., J, 1"1 2'10•• J llM 29, JUI'( S, 12, It, 1tl1 !t!J.tl.
PlJBUC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
TDDAT'S DIDSSIDID PUZZLE
ACROSS 71 Needle Let 27 Anger 95 Sprtng
Comb. form 132 Existed 29 Greek flowers
1 Pacific 72 Tero rool 133 Persian god 96 Princely
island 74 Once more pnnce 31 Food hsh 97 Long drinks
6 Ph1l1pp1ne 76 Upon Pref 135 Epigram 36 Reach 99 West Alrt·
1s1and 77 Allot 136 Frull drink acron can tribe
11 Menorca 78 Mine 139 Greek coin 37 Dwelling 101 Te.I timers
Maporl entrance 140 Peace Lat 39 Rampant 105 Portugal
16 Declares 79 "Coming 141 Devour 40 Spring nee measure
21 Paat out" girls 142 Greek letter Ind la 106 Dressed fur
22 Grapes· 82 Road 143 Concerning 41 Goose cry 107 UnHpfrated
Boteny marking 144 Bon on 42 Tell 11 1 Girl's n•clc·
23 Trunk 84 Indolence Shield 43 Plenllng name
24 Cotton 85 Snort jecket 145 Lone perlor-need 112 Genuine
llennel 811 "Shadow" mances «Pepper 113 Rounded
25 Pen poln1 88F.,.m 147 Rich veins shrub root
26 1.0 name etructure 149 -Yutang 46 Helm pos 115 Roman road
28 Communion 89 Heedllner 150 Silver· 48 Weter cock I 16 Bridge bid
d1sn 90 Egret Sp 49 Touch 118 Cotton
30 Mackerel 92 Frenc:h 152 Foremost SO Hindu giant bundle
32 G1eek liqueur 154 Sheeplike 51 Carried on 119 Transaclton
letter 94 Boundrles 156 Pnest's war 121 Pronoun
33 Map 98 Love· Sp vestment 52 Lodging 123 Wtre servtee
abbr 99 Tow.I 158 Sedate 53 Rellymg cry • 125 Bends over
34 Soak nax word 159 Bargain 55 Divides 126 Arrange-
35 Crimson 100 Eccentric events 56 Hoarfrost ment
38 Denllh vlheef 160 Se11pe1er 57 Legal COfT1b
tound 1()2 L .. tller 161 Reatauranll 58 Bridge form
37 Wlt'1 1t fulener position 127 Library
38 lrlin see 103 Stitch DOWN 61 Moslem 1.1atron
god 104 DC nlcil-preyl!l' call 129 Mus.cal
40 Meke last neme 1 lnllpld 63 Tree flulda Instrument.
Neut. 105 Prohlbl1s 2 Poln1ed 64 Noggin top 130 Concealed
42 Legal term 106 Indian vii-arch 68 Baby Comb form
43 Hurried lage chief 3 Cribbage wetchers 131 Recede
44 Merry King 108 Thl1 Lat term 70 RurnOfs 132 Prince of
45 Cadmus 109 PFC 4 Al home 71 Loves
deughter 110 And Lal 5 Bird's beek ·madly" 134 Vichy
47 Tenl pegs 11 1 Male swans 6 Door mserts 73 Weber sum"*
49 Dr .. d 112 Akin 7 Plastlc opera 1361nr-ve·
50 Dull noise 1 t4 Snow 8 Insect eggs 74 Cargo 2 words
51 Thin cookies runner 9 One or any unit 137 MelodleS
54 Chemical 116 Droop to Kennel 2words 139 Persian
aufflx 117 Publlc sound 75 Approaches poet
55 Witnessed argument 11 Smell 77 Dlatance 140 Frull
56 Unwinds t 111 Printer'• penlctes uni II 144 Wntern
511 Pretldentlal deCle tl lmlteted 78 Selled Ind Ian
nlckneme 120 Seth'• son 13 Egypllan 80 To use: Lac 145 Yellow
60 Pelm leef 122 Merhl measure 81 Mt1deed ocher
62 Clutched boot ha 14 FOfWerd 83T"r 146 Male nelr
64 Sliver cone 124 "The Alter" 15 Settler 84 DerlQe 147 Illuminate<!
65 Butterfly 125 Aaalgn 18 Bebylonlan movement 146 Pouch
66 Trevel places god 87 Piece 149 "Life" loro6
87 Ancient 128 Nervou• 17 Beltlc Finn 89 Slep1 NOfse
oeth motion 18 Printer'• 90 Detested 151 Jewish
89 To any 128 Ecology term 91 Overact mon1h
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2word1 129 Nimbus l-20 Short plent tool• 155 Nero's 1111
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 28. 1981
RllllSTATI
The secret for buying ~t rock bottom prices
By ROBERT J. BRUSS
DEAit BOB: We are la tbe proceu ol tryla1 &o
bay a larger llaome. Fortu.Htely, ou old Mme IOld
qalcldy for all cash to a wealU1y GI b•yer.
Al&boap we had &o pay a VA lou fee for laJm of 5
perceat of tbe 1alet1 price, It wu wonb I& &o 1et all
cHll Ill &oclay'a market.
Oar problem coacerna tbe houe we waat to
bay. Wbea I ask agellb lilow macll tbe aeUer wtll
take for tbe lloase I ge& replies Hile, "It woald be
aaetlalcal for me to aay" or "Make u olfer." b
tltere uy secret to fladlal out tbe lowest price a&
wbJcb a home ca.n be bou11ttT
-DanlelT.
DEAR DANIEL: Yes. First, ask the realty
agent showing you the house, "U you were buying
this house, bow much would you offed" This ques·
tion allows.the agent to tell you what be thinks the
REAL E~TATE MAILBAG
house is worth and how much the seller will accept
without violating the agent's fiduciary duty to bis
principal.
Second, after you have the agent's answer and
before you make a written purchase offer to buy
the house, insist the agent prepare a written com·
petitive market analysis form for you. This form
shows (1) recent sales (not asking) prices of
similar. nearby homes, (2) asking prices of simila.r
homes currently for sale in the neighborhood and
(3)" listing prices of homes which did not sell
before the listings expired.
aeller $llO and he uses $3%! ol tb1a to keep ap tbe
pay meal• on the old, underly lag GI flut
mortgage. How can we be tu.re tbe aeUer 11 mu-
lag these payments and aot pocketblg tbe uala1
-Mn.C.¥.
DEAR MRS. C.V.: Each month send your
seller two checks. Make one payable for $322 to the
first mortgage lender and one payable to the seller
for the $668 balance. When the $322 canceled
check comes back from your bank you'll know the
payment was made.
A.gent must tell drawback
DEAR BOB: When we bougM oar home last
year, our realty a1eat arru1ed a aew mort1a1e
for as •• u Ute time we were very pleased. Bat aow
we learn that our mortgage has a "due oa aale
clause" which makes our home very dllflcal& to
sell. If we bad gone to aaotller leader, oar
mort1age would not have a due on 1ale clHff.
Shouldn't the agent have told ua tbe drawback of
the loan he was arranging?
-GordoaT. DEAR GORDON : Yes. Although a realty
agent's primary fiduciary duty is to the principal
(the seller). the buyer is owed the same duty of
full disclosur e and honesty.
Your agent had a duty to point out the
material "due on sale clause" defect of the loan he
was arranging for you. See your attorney about
legal action against the agent to compensate for
your damages.
$100,000 tax break not lost
DEAR BOB: My elderly father has rented out
bis house for over a year. He bas beea llvlag with
us. Now we have talked him into selling tbe house
so be can afford to move to a lullury retlremeat
home where most of bis friends Uve.
AJtbougb he bas little ta:uble Income, the sale
profit will be large (about 185,000). ls it too late for Check wraparound payments btm to use that s100,ooo tu: exemption you often
discuss?
Only after you have all this information are
you ready lo make your purchase offer. By the
way. conserve your cash. A little cash goes a long
way toward reducing the sale price of a home. A
buyer who offers a 20 percent to 30 percent down
payment is a king in today's "buyer's market."
Your cash should enable you to buy your next
home at a bargain price.
DEAR BOB: We just bought a houe using a -Eva T.
be owned and lived in bis principal residence any
three of the five yea~ before its sale. Assuming he
Is SS or older and bas never used this Sl00,000
home sale tax break before, your father's $85,000
profit should qualify for total tax exemption. Aak
your tax adviser to explain further.
Is today time to refinance?
DEAR BOB: 11 today a 1ooct tlme to reflllaace
our home mortgage! We llave aboat flSt, ... equl·
ty la our home. My huband could aae about
$1tt,eeo of that to espand hla bualne11. Wltb
today's high interest rates, should we reRnaace?
• -Carla T.
DEAR CARLA : You'll probably be better off
adding a second mortgage and leaving your low m
terest rate first mortgage untouched
Many finance companies are especlaJly anx·
ious to make second mortgage loans on favorable
terms. But shop carefully for second mortgage,.
A void short two or three year loans which could be
hard to pay off. Ten or 15 year amortized or in·
terest only second mortgages are safer
Popular report offer
The popular new Bruss Report "How Short
and Long Term Lease-Options Can Increase Your
Realty Profits" is now available. To oblain your
co p y send a $2 c he ck pa ya ble to
"Newspaperbooks" for Report 80111 lo the Daily
Pilot. P.O . Box 259, Norwood, N.J 07648.
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REAL ESTATE
QUESTIONS /COMMENT
Q: I have bad my real estate sales license for
many years. However, In tbe tut few years my
license has been on an Inactive basis and will ex-
pire next year. Can my Ucea.se rema.in oa an "la·
active" status? Wbat are the procedu.res for ex·
tending my Ucense. Thanks.
J .N., Newport Beach
A: Since real estate licensing laws have
changed, there have been some misconceptions or
misinterpretations of the new requirementa. This
is especially true for those of you who want to keep
your license but do not want to work at this time.
As of Jan. 1, 1981, licenses are no longer
categorized as active or inactive. Individuals will
simply be licensed. They will either work in real
estate or not work in real estate, as they choose.
In addition, for all renewals after Jan. 1, 1981,
you will have to complete continuing education
courses. When you finish the renewal process by
1982 and file the appropriate application and pay
the proper fee. you will receive a new license
certificate. Keep the license certificate in a safe
place in your possession until you decide to begin
work. Then you will enter into an employment
agreement with the broker of your choice and
notify the Department of Real Estate, usin1
Salesperson Change ApplJcation form. It ls not
necessary for you to be employed and under con·
tract with a broker if you are not actively working
In real estate and using your real estate license.
Many licensees are of the opinion that if the 45
hours of continuing education requirement is not
met by the time license renewal is due, then re·
new al will not be possible unless the real estate ex-
amination is again taken and passed. Such is not
the case.
The law provides that the holder of any license
who has failed t.o renew it prior to its expiration
and who has otherwise qualified for such license
may renew it within two years of the expiration
date by payment of a late renewal fee and submit·
ting proper evidence of having attended approved
continuing education offerings. The only time the
real estate examination will again be required is if
the licensee fails to exercise the renewal right
within two years after license expiration.
Licensees are urged to begin attending offer·
ings as early as possible a.nd practical so any un·
foreseen circumstances can be handled more easi·
ly. Many who wait until the last few months prior
to license renewal to attend offerings or tbelr
choice find that the classes are canceled.
Sometimes personal circumstances prevent atten·
dance at the last minute. At that point, there may
not .be offerings available to attend to renew the
license on time. Also, licensees may be forced to
attend an offering that is not particularly
beneficial but must do so to meet the renewal
deadline. • Randall R. McCardle u prenMnt of THE REAL
ESTATERS: he II abo on author, lectur.r and m.truc·
tor. Send your comment• and ~1timu to Randy
Mccardle, cl o The Daily Pilot, P.O. Boz lSfO, Colfa
Me1a. 92626.
Rebound seen
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Alt.bou&h lnt.ereat
rates appear to be droppinc. home bu.Udin1 is
months awa.y from coming out or ita slump, an ln·
duatry spokesman has 1aJd.
Herman J. Smtth, pretident of the National
Association of Home BuUders, predicted the re·
boundinc would not be&ln until late tbil year at tbe
earlJest. Re 1poke at the Pacific Cout Builden
Conference here. •
"Houllna la at a turn.lnf point,'' Smith 1ald,
"and lbe time hu come for a nation.al debate on
what ahould and mu.t be done to meet the ateadlly
locreutna houalna nffdl ot tbt American people •
In l.be decade ahead.''
RlCb ~·•• lnternt rat. bave pummeled Ul• bouliq lndutr)'.
Smith recommended tu euta for Hftl'I u4
lnveaton. There are teveral IUC!b bWI UDd4ir ,_,.
1ideration by Con.,...
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••• Orange Coast O~ILY PILOT/Sunday, June 28, 1981
Shane backs
sav ings bill
G R N
The California Savings and Loan League is
backing proposed legislation that would authorize
savings certificates paying tax-deductible interest
70 percent of Treasury securities' yields
"California's home buyers, as well as
California's savers, need and deserve the quick
passage or the AU Savers' Act," said Leonard Shane,
president of the league and chairman of Huntington
Beach-based Mercury Savings and Loan Associa·
lion.
"By creating a tax incentive to encourage sav-
ing, we create a flow of lower cost money into savings
and loans with which they can make lower cost
mortgage loans that more home buyers will qualify
for in the future." His remarks were made in con-
junction last week with the announcement of the
league's support for the act, as proposed in H.R. 3456
and S. 1279, co-sponsored by Reps. Sam Gibbons. D-
Fla., and James Martin, R-N.C .. and Sen. John Dan-forth, R-Mo.
According to the league. the All Savers· Act is
the most practical tax incentive plan to encourage
saving before Congress at this time "We think the
saver deserves a good tax break. As it is now. people
· who save are taxed twice -first, when they earn
money, and second. when the money they manage lo
save earns interest. Therefore, we have an economic
environment in which the penny saved may actually
be worth less than the penny earned." continued
Shane.
Specifically. the act would authorize only de-
pository institutions to offer a savings certificate
with a one-year maturity that would pay a rate
equivaJent to 70 percent of the yield on similar
Treasury securities ll would permit a limited tax
exemption of Sl,000 on single returns and $2,000 for
joint returns. These would be made available for one
year.
"It is a plan targeted to encourage saving by
making it more profitable to save than to spend." ex-
plained Shane.
13 homes left
at La Cuesta
The first phase of 58 townhomes at La Cuesta
by tbe Sea in Huntington Beach, priced from
$149.990 to $174,990. has been selling briskly and
only 13 remain available.
Buyers may choose either a 13Y-l percent
fixed-rate mortgage for five years after which
HOUSING BRIEFS
they must refinance the loan, or a 14 112 percent fi x-
ed-rate, 30-year mortgage.
One and two story. two and three-bedroom
townhomes range in size from 1.223 to 1,695 square
feet
Take the San Diego Freeway to the Beach
Boulevard exit, drive south on Beach to Atlanta
A venue, turn right on Atlanta, then right on the
first street into La Cuesta by the Sea.
• • •• Mission Hills Country Club lD Raacbo Mlra1e
offers two types of luxury resort residences, set
beside a tennis complex and along a golf course
fairways. Mission Hills Villas, in three floor plans,
feature one or two bedrooms with 1112 or two baths
and up to 1,500 square feet of living area. Prices
range from $95,000 to $138,000.
Mission Hills Fairway Homes are available in
four plans with from 1. 784 to 3,392 square feet and
featuring two to four bedrooms. Prices range from
$180,000 to $307,000.
:rake the Date Palm/Rancho Mirage exit from
Interstate 10. Proceeding south on Date Palm
Drive, tum left on Avenue 36 and continue lo Da
Vall DTive and the residentiaJ/ recreational com-
munity's private entry gate. For further informa-
tion, the sales offi ce phone number is 328·8821.
uxurlou1, atJ/1 y appolnle
home i1 not Mo ugh f or some IJ(!ople.
For them, the surrounding environ·
men/ mu1I 11' a1 uclllng cu their home.
ft;,, for /hue IJ(!ople that Wt' have
created a uery s!J(!cial communil,11:
Coral Pointe.
Here, atop the cOo.Jl~I hills of
pre1tigious San Clemente .. 11ou 'II
enjoy swteping ocean views and
crisp sea air.
Di.scover magnificMI ffsidences
of inspiring proportions and lavish
appointments. Four llJ(!clacular three·
lo five-bedroom f loorplans are offered
with approximately 2, 52 5 to ./, 3 70
sq. ft. of elegant interior 1pace.
Inside, you 'II find such highlight1
ru finely detailed oak banisters and
railings, built-in wet hors with custom
oak cabinetry, up lo three UJOO<i.
buming fireplace1 with cu1/om brick
hearth1, dramatic vaulted ceilings and
skylight il/uminallon, built-in AM/FM
intercom system!!, built-in !Jafe!l, and
complete !Jecurity alarm system1.
~lected plan. offer actioity and
media rooms, intimate inglenook
conuersalion areas, romantic master
bedroom retreats with fireplaces,
wood poneled ceilirtg,Y. French doors,
and custom crown molding!! and chair
railings.
Gourmet kitchens feature a full
array of fine General Electric appli-
ancu including double ooen with aulo-
malic rotisserie and meal thermometer,
microUJ<Jue ouen and electro-magnetic
cook/op. Other feature1 include built-
in food center with blender and food
procelSor, built-in bread and food
IOo.J/er. ceramic tile counter/ops, ouens
Huntington
Beach
QUALITY CONDOMINIUMS IN A GREAT
LOCATION NEAR HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
For June only:
$1,000.00 Decorator Allowance
Builder pays Non-Recuntng Closing Costs
Beautiful 2 and 3 bedrooms each with covered garage, amidst a picturesque ..setting of
waterfalls, ponds{ and streams. An architectural trrumph highlighted by red tlle roofs and
extensive use o exterior wood treatments. Impressive Interior appointments Including
·vaulted ceilings and woodburnlng fireplaces. Spacious private patio or deck. Elevators lead to
upper units and pe(lthouse models. Swimming pool and therapy spas, with all grounds pr<>
fesslonally maintained.
Immediate move-In or:i few remaining units In Phase I which now offers exceptional bargains,
for Phase II prices are ex~cted to be substantially higher.
Extremely easy quallfylng provides excellent opportunity f0< first time buyers.
from $I 08,'990
10% Down 12%% lnt8t'88t
cu a sue u -... -·-u •••• ·-· -
D 0 p E N I .N
F'or those
who demand more
than luxu
surrounded by brick. cu1tom oak cabi-
nets, and hay-windowed breakfrul
nooks.
But Coral Pointe is more than just
SIJ(!clacular ~sidrnces. Come an.d
ex!J(!rience the breathtaking ocean
views and truly elegant lifutyle of
this prestigious new community.
01J(!n daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
(714) 498-8100
Prices effKtive d.-te of publiation <ind suojecl
to .-vailabWty. 111-~ =IP.r.Y!lTT
F r om $299,990 to $599,990
Aexible financing including 2nd Trust
Deeds with no payments for 3 years
'0t:L<foA 1t
2 q
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Single FamilY
Homes in
Huntington Beach
from $149~990
For June only:
$1,000.00 Decorator Allowance
Builder pays Non-Recurring Closing Costs
M{lgnlflcent 2 and 3-bedroom homes across the street from scenic Lake Park. only a
short walk to the beach.
Creative exterior designs are In perfect harmony with the ambiance of the ocean. Lavish
Interiors offer an abundance of open space and feature sumptuous master suites. Massive
hand·made wOOd-burnlng fireplaces, private fenced yards with large patios and attached
2 and 3-car garages. Fee simple title and no monthly association fees.
A warm vllfage atmosphere, plus the convenience of a central location in the charming
old tree section of Huntington Beach. 100;0 Down
0-n Dally
10 e.m. to 6 p.m.
(TU) 136-1469
Special New Financing
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The dream homes of Hampton Bluffs have captured the elegance
and charm of Long Island's most exclusive summer retreats ...
Come to Hampton Blr..![fs , experience the beauty of this new
Laguna Niguel community ... the homes •. the location,
the understated elegance.
Dreams really can come true 1
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The Sates Qmce Is open <lc11/yfrom 10:00 n m to 6 :00 p.m .
To reach Hampton Blt!(fs. e\lt thl' S<1n Dleqo 14051 Freewat/
<1/ Crown Valley Parktl'alJ /Jril'<' wc~t to The Street of
the Golden Lantern and turn tc:fl to the models
BROAD MOOR
Sales subsequent to 6 24 81 muy r('sult In the
unat•allablllly qf any or all price let•e/s .
Gcnst~lopmmt, Inc. HOMES ADi " (
Priced From $267,000.
The Newest Economy Cor From Jopan
ISUZU
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YOU GET ALL OF THESE ST AND ARD
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56040
A fuel-saving 1 8 litre 4 cyhndef engine. rallye instrumentation package, cast aluminum rallye wheels with
whrte letter steel radial tires. dual rallye mirrors, AM·FM stereo multiplex radio. body side stripes, power
brakes with front discs rack & pinion steering, heavy duty front & rear stabilizer bars, gas assist shock
absorbers. tinted glass all around rear Window defogger. electronic 1gnlt1on. a no-maintenance battery.
dual speed intermittent wipers. rallye steering wheel. inside trunk release. full center console & wood grain
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body side moldings. un· $5562 dercoat & fully lactory
5 speed transmission, air
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Up to live years linanc1ng
with no money down on
approved credrt. Lease or
buy. Ad must be presented
at time ol purchase.
P resenting the new Audi "Coupe." A high
performance machine designed using the technology
developed for the A udi 4000 and 5000 series
automob1le<;-taken one 'tep funher. The styling 1s an
aerodynamic tour de forte. Its ride 1s invigorating, with
outstanding agility and tracking. Even standing still it
looks fast. And, w1lh its 5 cylinJer engine coupled to a
5 speed trnnsmission, it is. Yer, with all this exhilarating
performance come~ excellent fuel economy.
The new Audi Coupe. Come hy and experience it
tod~y.
Sale ends Monday, June 29.
198 1 All prices plus tax.
license. documentary fee and
dealer installed options All
cars sub1ect to prior sale
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Daily Piiat
SU N DAY, JUNE 28, 1981
STOCKS
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AL . M"keS . 09"' __ ......_llyl.Ml"aYM armtromcs manager t mith monitors security systems at company's Costa Mesa headquarters.
These securities protect
B urglaries force home prot ec tion costs to skyrocket
By JEFF PARKE.tt
Of -Deity ,. ... Malt A man's home may be his ca.s·
tie, but moats are no longer
enough to keep Intruders out.
Burglary is on the rise in
Orange County. a nd rising
;a:Jongside it is the home protec·
~on industry. Electronic alarm ~stems, safes and even wallc-in
"Vaults are among the most
popular methods of security
against burglars who, accord.in&
to the FBI, have atruck twice
somewhere in the nation since
you started reading this article.
··Home protection companies
a're growing raster than the
crime rate," remarked one
alarm company president. "In
"Orange County, they're cropping
up like weeds."
Police know of about 2,000
alarm systems now installed
and operating in Newport Beach
-they're not sure what the ac-
tual total is. In H\lnUngton
Beach, some 550 alarm systems
are known to be in use, and
scores more exist that police
don't know about.
There are 37 alarm companies
licensed to do business in
Newport Beac h a lone, a nd
dozens more operating without
clty permits.
People are buying and selling
more safes, too. Gilbert Barnes,
who represents several major safe manufacturers, says his
business is up 25 percent over
last year, which was "a good
year ."
Besides the nationwide,
established s afe companies
represented by Barnes, home
safes are now being manufac-
tured and sold through mail or-
der houses, department and dis·
count stores, interior designers
and locksmith's shops, by new
companies.
Amsafe, an Irvine-based com-
pany, claims to offer the "ul-
timate protection from the cur-
rent social problem of rampant
crime." It sells full-sized (up to
20 feet x 20 feet ) walk-in vaults
for the home.
Amsafe has been offering the
vaults on the marketplace for
four mootha, and say 20 have
already been sold, mosUy in the
"more affluent" areas of coastal
Orange County.
According to Barnes, a
homeowner may buy an Un-
derwriters Labor atories-
approved safe, and have it in·
stalled in cement in the fioor of
the house, for leas than $500.
•'Once a sale ts set in a ce-
ment housln1 in a floor, It's
nearly lmpoulble to remove. A
quality safe la lmprepabJe in
the bands ol amateur burglars,
who are responsible for moet ot
the bur&laries today.
''Even ao experienced
bur1lar won't be able to 1et Into
a good safe. They're smart
enou1h to Just leave lt atone,•' be
said.
"You can lnaure your
valuables, but it'• rare that
you'll set \be full value ot lt.tml
lf UltJ're stolen. Belid• tbat,
the monetary value ol beirlooml
and keep1ak• 11 l•s than wlwt
they actually mean to peopa..
••vou m1pt 1« aa iDlur'aff
~PMJ to pey up to •.ooo b .Unr tiat'1 been lD tbe famllY ~ Uliw ~ .... r.·11 .
never replace that silver once it's gone.
''Target items, such as
jewelry, are often insurable only
through floater policies. You end
up paying a percentage of an
item 's value each year to have it
insured. A large collection of
jewelry couJd cost you four or
five thousand dollars a year to
insure, when you could secure it
in a floor safe for SSOO.
"You've got your itema with
you ln tbe house when yoo want
to use them. No need to run to
the bank to eet Into a safe ct.
posit box. Try doing that on a
Saturday anyway."
or course, a safe won't deter a
burglar from entering a home.
That job is the business of alarm
aecurity companiea which
deploy varying combi.natiooa ot
lights, sensors, infrared beama,
trip switches, buzzers, alarms,
cameras and warning signs to
discourage intruders.
The better ones use a back-up
electrical system to keep the
alarms functioning in cue a
smart burglar throws the circuit
breakers before entering the
house. You can get a budeet
system made up of a few under-
carpet sensors, and a basic elec-
tronic rigging of vulnerable
doors and windows for under
$1,000.
U you prefer a deluxe aystem,
aa one Laauna Beach doctor did
-you can 1peod up to $40,000.
His ocean-front home, riaed
by AJarmtronics of Cotta llita,
ls protected by el&bt motion de·
tectora, computer-controlled
1ara1e door entry, five video
cameru, slx vtmn1 televlak>n
screeu, a conaplete fire and
flood aemlna system, aeilmlc
aenaon that cletect tootalepl CMll·
aide the boule <triaertn1 out-
1lde Upta) and complete alarm·
in• of tbe 71 wiodowt, doon and
other poulble poinll ol eat.rJ.
Wbm any HUOr 11 trlDl*l.
the 1lpal ta tra.nanaltted -via
telepboae 1tne1 to the
Alanntnllda eonaput«. Tbe •·
act loe.U. ol the tripped atann
11 pinpointed, and ·the alarm
COnlP9111 Calli tbe polJee,
U tat• approlllmately IO ...... _......._ ..........
alarm was sounded and get the
police on the phone.
Mike Smith, who manages
Alarmtronics, says a minimum
system will run between $750
and $1,000 and a n average
s ystem between Sl ,900 and
S2,500. Alarmtronics monitors
all systems, regardless or cost,
for S20 a month.
A basic system for a 2,®
square-foot home with 12 to 15
openings will provide full
perimeter and secondary ril·
ein1. Doors and windows are
fitted "1th mape\lc switches
wblcb sound the alarm -both in
the protected house and at the
Alarmtronics computer -when
they are disturbed.
Security screens, which also
set o(f the alarm if disturbed,
are put on all windows that
could provide access to the
house. Under-carpet sensors and
motion detectors make up the in-
side system, all of which are
controlled by an eight-zone con-
trol panel located inside the
house. When any of the alarms is
sounded, the exact location of
the disturbance is shown on the
computer at Alarmtronics. 1be
company insists a back-up bat·
tery be used to power the system
if the main house power roes
out and a panic button for
em"er1encle1 that occur when
the homeowner la at home dur-
ing a break-in.
·•The reason ao many
bur1lartes are happenina in the
beach cities is because "people
here have been used to such a
relaied, open lifestyle for so
lon1, ". aald Smith.
I 'Tbe NJDe doorl anfl windows
tbat UMd to be left open for com-
rort are DOW places for 8 burpar
to 1et ill
"People rrom Eastern clti•
wbo move out here are the ftnt
oaea to pt aecurity ayatema put
lJl. Tbey're uaed to the ldea ol
tood locb and &lanm. It'• a
way of Ufe ln N.,. York or
Chic..,. Let'• face lt, Oranae Co~ uted to be a relaxed,
•Panei1 popuJated place. Now
lt'• OM tq, aprawllq dty.
"Tbl deYti&open k"P .crftd-~ --.... ~.Tbe
same beet fi elds where Howard
Hughes used to land his planes
are full or people now .
·'The average heroin habit
runs about $100 to $400 a day.
With burglars getting 10 cents on
the dollar for what they've
stolen, they need to steal $4,000
worth of property every day just
to keep a habit up.
·'They have to think quantity.
That's why Newport Beach bas
had s uch problems lately.
because bur1lars know tbere'a a lot of valuable property to
take," Smith said.
"The way homes are con-
structed in beach areas leads to
burg la r ies too,•' be s aid.
·'There's this great desire lor
privacy. Hell, you can't even see
the front doors in half the homes
in Newport Beach. A burglar
can spend an hour trying to get
in through a front door and no
one can see him.
·'These walled communities
and au the privacy they're sup-
posed to provide? They're a
heaven for burglars and tremen-
dously difficult for cops to
patrol."
Smith says electronic security
systems aren't designed to catch
burglars, but to deter them.
"Our goal is to get the intruder
out or the house as fast as possi-
ble. The sirens we use are ob-
noxious.
"We've found that loud sounds
are the most terrifying thing to
someone who's not supposed to
be where be is. A burglar can't
get caught or he's out or busi-
ness. He'd rather try to gel
away than do anything else."
Alarm systems may be a de-
terrent to burglars, but they're
also a source of supreme irrita-
tion to the police. "We're buried
in false alarms," laments
George Stavropoulos, alarms of-
ficer for the NBPD.
Newport Beach is rare among
cities in that alarm system
buyers can have their security
systems wired directly to the
police station.
Huntington Beach bas pro-
vided this service since 1974,
but as or JuJy 1, will no l001er
monitor alarms. Police are find.
Ing that alarms wired direcUy to
the station are an expensive,
lime-consuming and lncreaaing-
ly ineffective way to fi&ht
burglary.
Stavropoulos and bia force
currenUy monitor 650 alarms.
Last year, they responded to 48
rounded alarms (ones in which a
break-in was determined to have
been attempted or ac -
compliabed) and Stavropouloa
guesses that •'somewhere
around one-third'' of them led to
arrests of suspects at or near the
scene. .
lleanwblle, the NBPD
responded to 1,680 falae alFftll,
trlnered by emploYeu or faulty
1ystema. Bad u these fiaurea
sound, they're a slpillcant Im-
provement over 1978, whea
Newport Beach offlceu
responded to 30 real and 2,815
false alarms.
Stavropouloa eatJmatea the an·
nual .C09t ol reapond.lnc to faliil
alarrm la cloee to '!41000. But if
the C\llTellt rlH Ul raJH alarmt
conllaues (ao far tbla 1ear,
tb•t've anawered 1,747 u ot
Ma1 1) ~~ tbe COit wW c1eesav~, .... a, . .
Women's fall fashions
feature blouses and
blazer coats ... C5 .
Amtafe pubUcist Rahn Maaka di&play1 a walk-in
vaull -the R.olu -R.oyce of protection devices.
P.D .. IT'.
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•
ZIP-a-de do-da, a
new 9-digit code
By PAT DUNN
Of ... o.lfr .........
ZIP +4, the nine-digit Zone
Improvement Program, is
ready for use by large busi-
nesses this month, with in-
troduction to the general
public scbeduJed this fall.
'•Acceptance of the volun-
tary ZIP +4 ls very impor-
tant to the Postal service.''
be notified by mail in Oc-
tober what their ZIP+4
codes are. Also, to aaalst
persons who want to know
the ZIP+4 code of other ad-
dresses, the Postal Service
will operate a toll-free "800"
telephone information
number.
Approximately 97 percent
or all mail now carries the
CONSUMER CLOSE UP
said Julian Levy, customer
service representative at the
U.S . Postal Mana1ement
Sectional Center ln Santa
Ana.
"We processed 108.I blllioo
pieces of m all last year
throu&hoot the country, a 8.5
million increue over the pre-
vious year. Moreover, the
Postal Service now hand.lea
38 billion more pieces of mall
than when ZIP codel were in·
troduced in 1183.
"The public doesn't re.UR
that poetal rates would have
to rise 10 cents more than
current rates ll we don't UM
ZIP + 4 to fa c ll l ta le
automated proce11ln1,"
Levy emphulaed. ·
Incllvlduala are not oped·
ed to memariae a m... ol
nlne-dlpt numben, "1 11
mWicm u .s. bouMboldi Will
flve..dJ.git zrp code and much
of that mall 11 proceued on
lar1e letter -1ortln1
machines. Operators punch
keyboards, uaio1 the ZIP
code for each piece of mail
aa it la vtewed by the human
eye. The machines sort cnaU
into bina for further proH11~
lng and dispatch.
The new ZIP+4 aystem
provides for optl,al
character readers to read a
nlne·ditit ZIP code at tbe
first proceulfta 1tqe and to
print a bar code ln tbe lo.,.
ritht-hand comer of tbe •· velope. From that point on
tbe bar code reader•
automatlcatty r .. d and Ml't
mall ...... oa tbe bar code to cam• w..,. ....... u. IA¥1 ... _...,. ot tbe
PMtal o.&1_. ODuacU at•
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From Page C1
ZIP+ 4 TO SPEED MAIL SERVICE?
tending Ule June seminar ln
Santa Ana lhat ZIP+4 is ln·
tended chiefly (Ot business
mail.
··Business originates 84
percent or all mall. and
another 10 percent is mail
from Individuals lo busi·
nesses. usually in preprinted
reply envelopes,·• he said.
"Sample computer tapes are
available for use in matching
the Postal Service tapes with
the mailer's own equipment.
Request forms are available
at post orfices."
In most cases. depending
on availability or lhe codes
themselves, major volume
mailers will be assigned uni·
que nine-digit numbers or
will have more than one add·
on code, In general. a llrm or
other organization which re·
ceive s mail in volume
averaging 10 pieces or
mach111ablt> mail a day will
have its own nine-digit code.
Fir m s or organizations
which rece1v-e mote than 200
pieces or mail daily wlll have
a nine-digit code for each 200
pieces. allowing the firm to
have codes available for its
own internal sorting purposes.
Pos tal rate reduction in-
ce nti ves have be en
authorized by the postmaster
general for large-volume
mailers. but no implementa-
tion date has been set pend·
ing approval by the indepen·
dent Postal R ate Com·
mission.
··As proposed . the rate
reduction would be allowed
for first class letters or
cards. mailed 500 or more at
a time. beanng the ZIP+4
code that can be read by op-
tical character reader equip-
ment." Levy explained.
of address files to ZIP+ 4.
A sample computer t•pe Is
now available on a loan basls
at no charge from the Postal
Service to familiarize
mailers with ZIP+4 and the
software needed to inteerate
ZJ P + 4 into present systems.
Audited computer tapes of
the national directory also
are available.
Additionally, the Postal
Service is offering a one·time
list conversion service for
mailers who have manually
maintained address files or
more th an 500 names.
Larry W. Olson. area ad·
dressing systems sa les
s pecialist with Bell &
Howell 's Phillipsburg
Products division. told the
gathering his flrm now is "in
the mailing business hook.
line and sinker" in view or
the Post.al Service's switch to
automation.
Bell & Howell is one of the
growing number of firms
producing c omputerized
equipment for industry to
automate its internal and ex·
ternal communications pro-
cessing.
"Mailing list maintenance
is extremely Important to
s mooth business operations."
he said. "Addressograph
plates. card systems in files
or on film. and computers
are the main methods of or-
ganizing lists. Cost is one or
the chief considerations com-
panies are beginning lo ex-
amine.
"In internal distribution. it
costs 61 -0r 62 cents to
generate one name and file
it. The same job can be done
by a minicomputer at a cost
of 5 or 7 cents per address."
vice president of General
Mallin&, a Tustin direct maU
communlution and fulfill·
menl firm, told the group the
com putorlJed s Ide of the
malling business ls the most
challen1in1 and "fun " part
of his firm's operation.
"The vemacular used ln
date processing causes com·
municalions problems. but
the machines themselves en·
force dlsclpline They do
what they're told to do and
we tell our customers a cor·
reel mailing list is their
lifeblood."
Zettler explained the ad-
d resslng requirements for
optical character recognition
and described how various
mailing codes can be used as
marketing tools
··Sequence codes using
numerals ease the problems
or additions or deletions and
a match key code with ZIP
code, address numbers and
name letters can be set up
for a firm's specific require·
ments ." he said . "The
tighter it is, however, the
less control over change the
business has ...
Zettler explained that the
"'date fi eld" portion of a
mailing code can be used by
o rg a n izat ions soliciting
charitable donations lo iden·
tify the dale or the mail reci·
pient's last donation and ZIP
codes can indicate where the
donation came from.
The Postal Service em·
phasized the accuracy of the
automated equipment
planned for the new system.
Similar equipment is used to-
day in banking, retailing,
printinf( and other industries.
From Page C1
SECURITY COSTS •..
bit $50,000 by year's end
In Huntington Beach the false alarm problem
ls even worse. Officers responded to nearly S.000
bogus alarms last year. and consultant Larry
Price eaUmates that each resPonse cost the de·
partment $35.
Price was hired lo lake a "good hard look" at
the problem of the Huntington Beach system. and
after doing so, they decided to shut It down.
"We basically didn't have the communica-
tion capabilities to effectively monitor our 175
alarms," he said.
"We had s uper modern alarm systems feeding
into a computer board that was a horse anc1 buggy
setup. We 'll have spent. probably $200,000 on
monitoring false alarms ...
The Police say the alarm companies aren't
properly screening alarms before they call the
police: the alarm companies say the police
shouldn't be 1n the alarms business to begin with.
Newport Beach officials are considering
tougher permit laws governing alarm companies
In the city. and tougher penalties for owners or
alarms lhat consistently rinft for no reason.
Stavropoulos offers three basic guidelines for
anyone considering an alarm system . 1) find a
company Ucensed to do business in California and
in your city. 2) understand th'at owning an alarm
system will change your lifestyle because proper
operation takes a little time each day. and 3) un-
derstand that ~n alarm system won't keep a
burglar out on its own good door and window
locks are needed also
The Rolls· Royce or protection devices walk-
in vaults are currently offered by Amsafe
of Irvine. starting at $13,000.
They're constructed or hi gh-density concrete
reinforced by steel grids. and sealed by a 1,000·
pound concrete-filled steel door The walls are 6'-'l
inches thick. The door is opened by a pushbutton
combination. programmed by the owner.
Inside the vault. telephones. CB units and
alarm panels may be installed for customers who
plan lo seek rnfuge in the vault at the time of a
break in. Amsare recommends putting a supply of
water somewhere in the vault.
.. You can cut through telephone lines to defeat
an alarm system . you can carry off a small safe.
but when a burglar gets to a walk-in vault, he can't
_do anything but stop,·· says Amsafe publicist Rahn
Maska.
"IC you have lime to lock yourself in the vaull.
it's a personal sanctuary for safety."
year 1 e earne
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experience when they Joined us lund of people No a&lea expeMenc£
They value the fact there 18 no required We train you i.o' seU our
celling on thei r Income potenual broad range of financial services
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"Mailers who now earn a
discount by presorting their
first-class mail to three-and
fi \"e-digit ZIP codes would
save an additional half-cent
per piece if they also use the
ZIP+4 Code ..
Olson advised businesses
to look closely at the use or
their mailing lists, how they
are updated and what
methods are used for main-
taining accuracy.
He noted that co m ·
pulerized equipment can ZIP
sort, presort and carrier
route mail with a significant
cost cut in time and postage.
Equipment needed to sup-
port the new system will cost
some $900 million over the
next fi ve to seven years. but
tl 1s est imated that full
deployment will bring S597
million a year in cost savings
to the Postal Ser vice by 1987.
Businesses and large-scale
mailers will pay from one-
ha lf to onP cent to change
each address on a computer
list .
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FASHION
Autumn • is
• • in the air
Newest look for fall blouses <below) is a cossack styling, with !Ide
buttons leading from a stand-up collar. Fall dresses (right) ha1>1 a
classic look taking them from daytime into evening attire for busy
working women .
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 28, 1981 ca
Fall look for women to have soft, classic styling
Fashion versatiti ty. styling that is both sort
and classic, fabrics that appeal lo the touch as
well as the eye, are the keys to the CaJI look in
blouses and dresses.
The focal poi nt of the design is the young pro-
fessionaJ woman whose fast-paced lifestyle dic-
tates fashions that can transition with her as she
moves from the office setting to an evening on the
town with nary a moment to change in between.
The faJI look is as distinctive as her life. It
stands apart from the crowd because of attention to
detail -all of its blouses and dresses fe ature cov-
ered or pearl buttons, softl y textured or feminine-
s heer fabrics. and many incorporate delicate
scalloping and elegant embrodiery appliques.
Led by the tradit ional notched-collar styling
that has become synonymous with the classic
timelessness or the autumn look, the collection of
fall blouses has specially been designed to comple·
ment sui ts.
Suits will play an im portant role in the fall '81
fashion line-up. As more women will be investing
in fewer-but more expensive -suits, they will
choose blouses that accessorize them and change
their basic look.
Blouses will allow maximum versatility in ex·
panding the options of a basic wardrobe . . . al-
lowing a woman to customize her look to reflect
an y mood she wishes to portr ay -ultr a
sophisticat ed, strictly business, rom antic,
yesteryear, or ingenue.
Fall variations to the classic notched-collar
s tyle include the rounded notch, with soft double·
tucking from the shoulders: a simple, delicate rose
Male look for her
Gray flannel i.t taflcred but e~gant. A plaid shttland blazer feature1 leathtt buttona.
applique; or scalloped collar, among others.
Newest look is "'cossack"' body styling. with a
vertical row or side buttons, exposed or sometimes
hidden by a simple placket leading to a stand col-
lar or sophisticated side tie option. Also new is the
chic capelet collar or flutter bib collar styling that
is reminiscent of the romance or days gone by
Blouses are presented in an array of soft and
elegant fabrics both in the solid colors of autumn
or new exclusive fall prints. Dobbles, subtle but
sensual window plaids or quietly shadowed stripes
add tactile appeal to the classic visual beauty of
the blouses.
Versatility is once again the key to fall dress
collection. Each transitions beautifully from day
dress into evening attire. "J onathan Martin Is de-
finitely an asset to the busy woman. She can look
Hi.t and her jacketa 1how the tailored look .
•
professional on the job and without changing,
look stunning in the evening," said Efre m
Hark ham, presjdent of Jonathan Martin, Inc.
Harkham predicts the classic shirt dress will
be most in demand for fall wardrobes. This year it
is presented in softly textured solid or exclusive
print fabrics, with special touches such as covered
buttons, appliques, or soft tucking.
New dress styling coincides with the blouse
line, highlighted by the dramatic asymmetrical
cossack look with stand-up coUar or side tie, or the
flowing capelet collar or fl utter bib str ung.
The fall dress collection was introduced eight
months ago. As with the blouse line, the dress col-
lection is easy care, and styled to reflect a classic
timelessness that allows the dresses to be worn
season after season.
Tailored jacket suited to kad autumn look
Tbouah the tailo~ed suit caught on u a
women's fashion symbol for the look of suc-
cess in business, it now aeema solidly rooted
as the snat f ubion clauic of the era. The
baae ... the tailored jacket in every fabric,
worn ubiquitously tbe year around.
Since womm want thelr bluer Jacketa u
expertly taUOl'9d u men's, they have been
obli=. Now, what wu exclualvely bis for
tbe 140 ,ean ll now her domain, too.
The focal Po~t of the tailored woman'•
• collection is the superbly tailored jacket with
soft, natural shouJden . . . fully lined, and
with all the fine detalla menswear ls fa pious
for.
Variatiooa ln stylln& include hackinl
pocketa and lap seamtna; a.Lao several styles
With open patch pockets ... DO vent. The fall
look naturally includes well tailored 1lacb
and skirts to match or coordlaate. '
Fabrics include all the IJ'eat menswear
clauict but lnfuled with burlta ol femiDlne
color -heathery tweeds and ruaged plald1,
brushed abetJancb, lambewool, true tartans,
fine worsteds and gabardines; everyone's
f avortte -corduro7 -and bopsackina.
Aleo a range o super luxury f abrlcs . . .
cuhmere, pure camel hair, velvet and a new
man-made suede that looks and feela like the
real t.hlnc.
Colon are a harvest ol fall 1plendor . . .
Scottish shetland1 In camel aad lovat,
aparked with heather: lamblwool plaids -•
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mlx of cranberry, azure, vicuna and ochre;
Harris Tweeds in a range of heat.her mixes;
soft focus worsteds in stripes, berrinabones
and glen plaids.
There's the elegance of natural camel
and vicuna shades, and tradltionals au.ch u
navy,green,ruat,burauncly.
The tailored woman aow aw the best ol
two worlds -lnvestment-Oriet.ed hll -with
all the feminine flatterJ, U..t'a her natural
right.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. June 28. 1981
Junior Ebells
hand out loot
8 y MAaY JANE SCARCEU.0 °' .................
A fter a year of hard work, the Junior
Ebell Club of Newport Beach held a
luncheon to give aw•y all the money.
Margie White opened her Dover
Shores home for the poolside party. and Gerri
Shapiro, president of the group, prHented the
checks.
Frances Joswick accepted and thanked the
group for $2,000 to help with the Orange County
Riding Center which aids handicapped people of
HAPPENINGS
all ages, teaching them both riding and horse
grooming.
Mel Harriss, administrator for the Harbor
Area Adult Day Care Center, received Sl,000 for
help with senior citizens.
She thanked the club for the dona tion and
for the parties the members have given at the
center.
Ellen Wilcox was given a check for Sl,000
toward construction of the New Home for
Dependent Children to replace the present over·
crowded facilities.
She reported that the organization will hire
an architect to draw up final plans within a
month and ground may be broken for construe·
tlon a year later.
The Junior Ebells still were taJking about
awards they won at the slate convention of
Women's Clubs in Sacramento.
The local women won a first in Build a Bel·
ter Community, placed third in Education and
were given the Build a Better Community prize
for work with the Harbor Adult Day Care
Center. Home for Dependent Children and
~,,(
Gerri Shapiro fright) accepts check from Mel Harrils while Fran Joswick (standing left)
and Ellen Wilcox look on.
Orange County Riding Center.
Gerri Shapiro and Julie Pearce. president and vice president of the group, accepted an en-
graved platter and check for $125 from Bank of
America for the 1roup'1 acblevementa.
Although no ortlctal meetine• wlll take
place during the summ er, club members will
dedicate Tuesdays to maldna 500 fuzzy yam
pom-poms for wse in the Project Sell·Ealeem in
schools next ratJ.
T he Artists Council of the Laguna Beach
Museum of Art hosted a cocktail recep·
Uoo for fellow artists and general mem·
ber9hip as the annual All Media Mem·
bership opened recently to run through July 19.
A wards were presented by museum trustee
and artist Andy Wing for Southern CaJitornia
artists selected by juror Walter Askin as best in
show from among the 500 works entered by
museum artists.
The winners included Jan Ford Radford of
San Clemente; J . Winfield Hyma of Fullerton ;
Steve Zoller, David Rosen, Scott Moore and
James Sieg of Laguna Beach; Doug Hinkle and
Luther Newton Broome of South Laguna; Jan et
McKaig of Laguna Niguel, and Elenor Green-
berg.
Enjoying the party were Charles Culp, pre·
sident of the museum , former president
Barbara Steele Williams and her husband Nick.
Mr. and Mrs . Ted Peterson, Leonard Kaplan,
Blanche Moore, David Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Bird and Alice Segner .
T he Las Buenas Amigas Auxiliary to
Family Service of Orange County held a
luncheon al the home of Ronald and
Joanne Birtcher to honor patronesses
for their contributions to the CoHee Garden in
San Juan Capistrano.
The patronesses. included Patricia
Bathgate. Mary Louise Birtcher. Lisa Mer·
ryman, Nancy Neeley, Charlotte Newhart, Con·
nie Riley and Frances Smith of San Juan
Capistrano.
Othes were Frances Campbell of Mona rch
Bay, Ma r y Del Mar of Irvine, Mi c hele
McFarland of Capistrano Beach, Borta Parker
of Laguna Niguel, Ester Rau of Laguna Hills
and Ruth Wolfe of Dana Point.
Obsolete the moment it's made in Japan
When are Japanese manufacturers going to
give Americans a break"
They are killing consumers by instant ob·
solescence. How many of you have bought a
camera that was the last word in lechnolo~y? It fit
in your shirt pocket, took bright pictures on a
cloudy day, required no setlmgs, no rtash, correct·
ed its rocus light, had drop-in mm. was battery
driven and cost pennies to develop.
By the time you got it to the car. it was Ob·
solete.
They were unpacking a new one that fit on
your ring finger, thrived on s and and hard knocks,
didn't even have to be pointed toward the subject,
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and the picture appeared by a three-year-old spit·
ting on the lens.
Remember when Detroit thought they had
progressed by putting lights in a car that said,
"FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELT"? The Japanese
brought out a car with voices that remind you your
lights are on and your brake is set.
As for stereos. you have to open up the store in
Ernie has a foul mouth
DEARANN LANDERS: I have a problem I have
never seen mentioned in your column as yet. It is
ruining my marriage.
It seems like whenever Ernie is angry he starts
to cuss me out. He is 30, I am 29. We have two
da uehters, six and l wo.
Ernie calls me every fouJ name he can trunk of,
and sometimes when he really wants lo hurt my feel·
ings , he wiU say something like, "Ha, ha, your
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mother is dead." My m om and I were extremely
close. She passed away six months ago and l miss her
terribly.
I am very much offended by his foul mouth and
be knows it. Whenever he is frustrated by some sim·
pie thing, like not knowing how to put up the weather·
stripping or not being able to open the door, or when
the car won't start, hes wears at me.
Last week the commuter train broke down.
Ernie didn't iet to work untiJ noon. He called me the
minutehecottothesbop and for nearly 10 minutes be
swore a blue streak. I just stood there on the other
end and didn't say one word. It is not unusual for him
to call me at my part-time job to swear and hang up
on me.
This is not a very pleasant household in which to
bring up two precious little girls -al least when their
parents are home at the same time. Please tell me
why he is like this and what I can do about it. Thanks.
-LEE
Dear Lee: Ende Is operaUag at the emotional
level et a 11-year·old -la fact, he soancla like a case
of arreM.N development.
TIM MU la la dire need of professloaal help aad
sbouhl 1et It for hls own aake as well aa for tlloee who
mastUvewttlalllm. <Wbat'sllllbloodprff1Ue1)
I e•'& tieUeve t:raJe Jut 1&arled &o behave tlala
way. Maybe yeu need some llelp &o aaden&alld why
yoa ••nW a man wbo ls so abulv.e aad pwlJ&l.e -
aad wily you stuek aroaad ._, enoa1ll Co laave two
clalltll'etl -ud are STILL Ulen.
DEAR MISS LANDERS: J really would IP· predata il if you printed my letter. By nature Jami
seriou. penon and reel some of your humor could
help many ol us who are bUnd and use canes in.9tead
of1uidedop.
say, "I prefer human companioruhip. and a cane
doesn't cost anything to feed." If you can think of a
more a ppropriate (and somewhat sarcastic) re·
mark, please print. You would not only serve me, but
the public in eeneral in regard to old stereotyped al-
titudes about handicapped persons -the blind
specifically.
A SIGHTLESS SOCIALIZER IN GEORGIA
Dear Soclalber: I caa't Improve oa perfedloa.
Your reply was Ju.t riSbt. If tt ala't broke, don't fl:ll It.
DEAR ANN LANDERS. I have two problems:
m y parents. Mom is on a low-calorie diet and
reads from her calorie book at the dinner table. She
counts my dad's calories too, and he is not on a diet.
This makes him mad. so he leaves the table and eats
in the bedroom.
I think families should eat dinner together. It's
the only time we get to talk to each other. If you
agree, please print my letter. -JUNIOR HIGH
COMPLAINT
DEAll J R.: I do -and here It Is. Brtng this
column lo the table tonight. ·
CONFIDENTIAL te Grudma Gela& Deaf from
the Yelling: Someoee sboaJd teU your daasllter that
screaming at cblldrea la a kit like ulag a llora &o
steer a car-••d It wUI 1et !Mr tJle same resaJta.
What are the do'• and don't• of teaching JIOUr child
about the bird.t and the bee1? !At Ann Landn1' new
booklet, "How. What, and When to Tell Your Child Abovt
Sez," ¢ve J10U the ground rule1. For your C"PJI Mid SO
cmt1 along with a long, stamped, ulf-(JIJdreued mw~
to Ann Landen, P.O. 80% IJ995,Chicago,lll.60l11.
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LUve by myself and am active in church affairs Let US
and work as a music therapist. My social contacts O(I I
consist of ~oinc dancing or just for a walk with a rem e
younalady. TheaearerarebutspeciaJoccuions.
Some 11.rlJ have asked me, "Why don'tyou 1et a your
the morning lo keep on top of it. I've seen the
natural progression in our home ... from records
that chipped when they were in a draft to cassettes
and tapes. NeedJes that went Crom gold to platinum.
From svstems that played one 45 lo an entire al bum.
Now it seems the Japanese are making all of it
history. They are bringing out a "system" featur·
ing a special record that you can beat to death and
it will play for hours. It is "digested'' by a
machine that has no needJe ... just a laser beam
What you do with a $3,000 record collection you
already have. I don't want to think about.
For years, I've been wanting to buy a new
portable typewriter. The one I have now could not
be earned by an expectant mother arter her
second month. It weighs a ton. Week after week, I
have watched the evolution of portable typewriters
as they become smaller. lighter and more effi·
cient. Last week. I heard a Japanese manufac·
turer tell of a new one that not only weighed
"ounces." but stored up to 200 pages of material
on tape.
I'm still holding out. I figure by next Wednes-
day they'll have one that is powered by perspira·
lion, is programmed for humor, reaches out and
tickles the readers, and is made to carry me.
If it doesn't do that, then I 'll just wail until
Thursday to buy it.
Scorpio: Plan to diversify
Monday, June 29
By SYDNEY OMARR
AltJES {March 21-April 19): Status quo com es
to ba it. Call or message spurs action. Emr.hasis on
new starts, display of verSaUlity, trip nvolving
relative. Leo, Sagittarius. Aquarius persons play im·
p0rtant roles.
TAURUS <April 20-May 20): Share knowledge.
learn by teaching, trust intuitive intellect. Family
member pays "rare compliment." Accent on in·
vestments, collect1ons. settling or debts.
GEMINI CMay 21 -June 20): Your most "pro·
ductive" qualities surge to forefront. You in·
gratiate yourself with one who provides assign·
menls and incentive. Lunar cycle high -timing,
judgment will be on target.
CANCEll (June 21-July 22): Become familiar
with rules, regulations and basic research. Top ad·
minJstralor is willing to open doors -show that
you have done your "homework." Focus on tern·
porary restriction, confidential material and visit
to one confined lo home or hospital
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Focus on analysis, de·
termlnine direction and a new underst anding or In·
struclions. Emphas is also on romance, wish fulfill·
meot. successful business endeavor. lnctividual
who can "pull strings" is willing to finance a
project.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Major domestic ad-
justment is on agenda. You wi n through
diplomacy. Focus also on career, prestige, stand·
ing in community. Taurus. Libra, Scorpio persons
figure prominently.
rt lteach •phone 675-01 SO
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): Se~ale abstract
principles from current reality. 'Define terms,
steer clear of wishful thinking and self·deceplion.
Focus on travel. education. religion and law.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You'll be asked to
diversify, to be more flexible and to open addi·
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tional lines of communication. Emphasis on credit
ratings. savings program and frank discussion of
money with one who means much lo you.
SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Lie low. go
slow and familiarize yourself with legal rights and
permissions. An individual who appears romantic
may have ulterior motive. Know it. protect self in
clinches. ·
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Everyday
routine is lifted from boredom lo excitement ol
discovery. You'll have valid opportunity lo ex-
tricate self from morass of red tape. One who de,
pended upon your goodwill is now ready to return
favors .
AQVARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Good moon
aspect coincides with affairs of heart, games of
chance, children and creativity. Intuitive flash
provides answers. Individual who appears indif·
ferent will now become an enthusiastic ally.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Aura of confusion
evaporates. You'll know what to do, how to protect
assets and when to meet with older individual who
has knowledge of property values. Gemini. Virgo,
Sagittarius natives fi gure prominently.
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ond illllOVOtion hove btlft tVJ)iool
Americoft cllcrodniltic• moe fJw
pio'lterlfl9 do111. Change tM Old
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By TERRY KlRKPATRJCK
BALTIMORE (AP> -Seven
years ago Paul and Marjorie
Gasparotti stood on an inner-city
street looking at a dilapidated
tenement and saw in it their
dream house.
Bob Embry, then Baltimore's
housing commissioner who was
looking anxiously at spreading
urban blight, saw in t he
GasparottJs and their neighbors-
lo-be on Stirling Street a hope
for the future.
Federal housing officials,
though, looked at the same row
house, shook their beads, and
foresaw demolition and newly
built public housing
But Embry and the Gasparot·
tis prevailed with their fresh vis·
ion of urban living, one that puts
an innovative twist on a century.
old American institution:
homesteading.
Like the Swedish immigrants
who homesteaded the Minnesota
farmland where Mrs. Gasparotti
grew up, she and her husband
have become pioneers in a 20th
century wilderness. the heart of
lhe city.
Tackling bureaucratic inertia
as well as sagging floors and rot·
ting beams. urban homesteaders
are causing something or a mini·
r e na issance in many
neighborhoods or Baltimore and
beyond.
Picking up abandoned houses
Crom the city for a song, and US·
Ing low·interest government
loans, they are restoring city
homes to their original luster
and to the tax rolls.
Since 1974, more than S,000
families and individuals in 93
cities have become urban
homesteaders through a federal
program.
Ba ltimore, through ag·
gressiveness and ingenuity, bas
emerged as a leader, both in
ideas and number o f
homesteaders. Hardly a month
goes by without a mayor or
housing commissioner from
some American or foreign city
coming to Baltimore to see how
it's done.
"In Baltimore," a federal
housing official says of the city's
zeal, "if there's ·a wall standing
somewhere, they'll rehab it, put
up three walls with it."
"Nobody knew anything about
this homesteading business
when we started in 1973," says
Jay Brodie, Baltimore's current
housing commissioner . "We
were flying by the seat or our
pants."
Today, some 500 homesteads
have been awarded to in·
dividuals or fami lies, and more
than half have completed ren·
ovation and moved in. Another
40 shopsteads -a commercial
variant on the residential
hom estead -h ave been
granted.
Making it work required both
the city and the homesteaders to
look on abandoned, run·down
buildings as a resource and not a
liability. It required the city to
underwrite a shorl·term cost to
realize a long term gain.
Contractors accustomed to
new construction had to learn
the delicate art of renovation.
Aspiring homeowners became
painters, designers. contractors.
"The prevailing view was that
these were slums and the way
you get rid of a slum is to tear it
down," Embry says. "We
thought these old houses were
unique and worth preserving
and better than the modern,
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Paul Ga.sparotti tends trees outside hU $80,()(}() property. He bought
two houses for $2, upgraded them with $42,()(}() in loom.
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high.rise architecture used m
public housing.
"The maJor Oak we got was
the cost of rehabilitating a
house, S22,000 to $24.000. These
are gut rehabs. People would say,
how could you do that when
houses in the neighborhood are
selling for $4,000?
''I'd say you can't build new
housing for that price. Some
people didn 't understand that."
Homesteading 1s a joint ven-
ture between the city, which
sells the abandoned house for a
dollar and provides a low .
'We thought
these old houses
were unique ,
worth preserving
and better than
high-rise archi-
tecture used in
public housing.'
interest loan to hx it up. and the
homesteader. who is responsible
for the renovation.
It fits neatly into Baltimore's
larger housing program, in
which thousands of the S,000
houses vacant when Embry took
office have been rehabilitated by
the city and rented to the
poor or sold below cost to middle
class owners.
The rate at which houses are
being abandoned in Baltimore
has stabilized in recent years
and city officials believe they
have turned the comer on the
city's decline. Indeed, it's hard
to find a neighborhood without
some rehabilitation in progress.
Stirling Street, where the
Gasparottis live. was
Baltimore's first homesteading
venture. The street had been
scheduled Cor demolition and re-
building until President Nixon
suspended urban renewal runds. ·
With that door closed, 15 city
housing executives met to coo·
sider making lhe 42 red·brick
row houses homesteads. Only
three voted to proceed. Embry
gave himself enough votes to let
the proposal pass.
Built around 1830 in what
Gas p arott1 cal ls the
"Philadelphia row house" style,
the narrow, connected houses
were a slum hard hit by race
riots in the Sixties. Roofs were
caved in, plaster peeled in
sheets, beams rotted One city
official came back Crom a visit
with neas.
The Gasparottis bought two
adjacent houses, each 13 feet
wide, from the city for a dollar
each. They tore out everything
but the exterior bricks. roof raf·
ters and noor joists, connected
the two houses and dug out the
basement.
They spent $42,000, combining
a 3 percent federal loan and a 6
percent city loan, and now have
a living room, dining room, den;
sitting room. modern kitchen,
two bedrooms, two baths and six
fireplaces on three levels. They
think the house would 10 for
S80.000 now, but they aren't sell-
ing.
The city puts conditions on
homesteaders, j ust as the
federal government required
homesteads in the West a cen·
tury ago to improve the land.
The Gasparotlis were required
to complete the renovation in six
months, have lt inspected by the
city to see If building codes were
met, live in the house for a year·
and·a·half, and repay the loans.
Brodie says Baltimore bas
s ucceeded with homesteading
because it concentrated the
homesteaders in neighborhoods.
They could look out the win·
dow and see others scraping and
painting and be reassured. And
the low·interest loans made it
financially feasible for most of
Stir ling Street's residents, he
says.
The city bas also contributed
public improvements to Stirling,
such as a new cobblestone street
and granite curbs, which, with
t h e c lean r ed bricks and
polished brass door knockers,
create a pristine 19th century
l ane i n the shadow of
Baltimore's downtown office
towers.
"People will pay taxes
(roughly $1.~ a year on the
homesteads) as tong as those
houses are standing," Brodie
says. "That's the real payoff.
"But in the short terrn we bad
to defend being so liberal in both
the initial price and the low ln·
terest on the loan. Rehab still
scares a lot ol federal officials.
It's a continuous convlnclng
job."
Like the homesteaders of the
West, urban pioneers conlroot
many problems. Not all succeed.
As ma ny aa a third of
Baltimore's first homesteaden
backed away when they saw the
mapitudeoltbetuk.
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~------~. Homesteaders immediately ,1CT1nauuu11H•
IWMITATSllllltT experience tbe benefit.a -coove-TM1t1•0•1110 w.,..,...._..,.._
nience to muaeum1, OJ>tr•, work -··· -but aleo .... m. or urban life. 0'00Hlll~ ' 111101.-0, 1•1 WK IWt 0...S41111.l!ll•1tl,......,tlNC:tl, lira. Gasparotti, 1 blcb ~bool C..HftnN'*'
librarian, w11 robbtd by a ~::.: .. •==~ youa1 neiPborbood toup one C.ellflnllt--.
dav u she unloaded ...-r1e1. .,..... 0111111tc, """ • t11119rftit ' °"' ~-,.,,_ .. ._ MISC.... Oflfl, lioltt
A moaJ. man1 otber ll'Gllies •n:~.":::!ct .. ., 1 IUl"fOUDClinl urblD bomeltead· ._ .. ,_,_,.
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-Very popular 2 story := RepubUc home. CI05e to
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Price Reduced 514,000
Beaut. 4 Bdrm, 3 Car
Gar., Fam. Rm. Form.
Din .. Spa, Cent Air. Wet Bar. 2200+sq ft . 8 yrs old
-Now Asking S228,900 .
Anxious -Submit Of· fer. 1822 Tanager Dnve
Mesa Verde, C.M
Realtor. ~2644
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646-7171
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4 bdrms, 4 bath, den. re-
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living Owner will
finance · no qualifying
$445,000
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Owner will help finance
S3&5.000
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3 bdrms, 11'1 bath. greet starter home for young family in outstanding
family neighborhood
Assumable loan 196.SOO
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Executive home in Costa
Mesa 3 bdrm. 2 bath, l
story on a cul·de·sac street. RV access or
room for pool. S184,900.
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1 bdrm mobile home, l
bath, fantastic ocean
view from living room Ii covered p1Uo. 3 private
beaches. Adults only. Price Includes furniture.
124,900.
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SEDBGE ELllNS CO.
OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE
231 S VISTA HUHTA
ILUFfS
Ol'EH SUH 12·4
(;real Investment Or Starter Unit
With Excellent Financing Sharp
Two Bedroom End Unit With Deck
Overlooking Lovely Greenbelt Walk
To Shops , Park & Pool. Owner Is
Motivated & Will Carrv AITD Al
13 5•·: Pri<-e. $139.900. ·
405 VISTA SUHTI
ILUFfS
Ol'EH SUM l·S
Located On Wide Tree Shaded Lush
Greenbelt. Close To Pool &
Clubhouse. High Ceilings In Living
Room & Master Bedroom Two
Full\ Assumable Loans Fee Land
Open For lnspe<'lion. S249.00I
1800 l'ORT CARI.OW
HARIOR VIEW HOMES
Ol'EM SUM l·S
Desirable Corner Location In Phase
II Harbor \'1ew Homes Popular
Montego On Fee Land. Secluded
Yard With Spa . \'ie" Of Fashion
Island & Big Canyon One Block
From Community Pool. Park & Bike
Trails. Owner· \'ery Motn·a ted
S279. ()()()
IAYSHORES
10' Bavfront. Private Pier & Dock In Securlt~ Gated Commuruty Quiet
Location. Spectacular \'1ew Pn\'ate
Beach. Ma y Be From 4 To 5
Bedrooms. Two Fireplaces. Elegant
Two· Room M a~ter Swte W Balcony
& View. Owner Wants This Home
Sold Now! Price Reduced S550.000
To Sl.100.000.
NEW OCEANFRONT LISTING
WHITE WA TH VIEW
Elegant Custom Home Handsome
Wood & Glass Contemporary.
Beautiful Wide Heach Four
F.edrooms. 31 2 Baths Open Circular
Staircase Leading To Second Story.
Lovelv Teak Floors. Walnut
Cabmeis. Unique Tile Work. Stained
Glass Win do" s. Huge Famtly &
Entertaining Room. Guarded Gate
Community. Tennis Courts . Spas.
Sauna. Pool. Clubhouse Sl.450.000.
COST A MESA'S IEST AREA
"Lucky You. And It Has A High
Assumable. Too'" Beautiful
Contemporary Home In Cost a
Mesa's Best Area. Features Include
Five Large Bedrooms. Two
Impressive Fireplaces. Gorgeous
Living Room & Family Room.
Skylights. Wall Covcnngs . Wet Bar
Fantastic! Price $229,500
CUSTOM·IUILT HOME
On Promontory Ba y Format Dining
Room . Den, Library. Spacious
Master Bedroom Overlooking Bay
Ha s Fireplace. Three Ot her
Bedrooms & Maid 's Room & Bath.
Pier & Slip For Large Yacht.
Sl.850.000.
LAURB. ,OIMT, COST A MESA
Just What You've Been Looking
For. Three Bedroom. Two Bath
Condo. Near South Coast Shopping.
Spacious Fe.eling With Skylights.
End Unit. Assumable First Trust
Deed. Priced At $134,000. Owner Will
Accept A Lease-Option At $139.000.
759-9100
# 2 C orpCM ate l'leto
Newport Clfthr
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TAYLOR CO
HEAl.T OH S '\!Ill I' l ~Hf
~!._(; CAMYOM C.C. $%, 150,000
~RGIAM COLOM.AL MAMSIOM
L' n e q u a l e d e I e g an c e i n t h i s
arch1lecturat beauty o'looking the 8th
green of Big Cyn golf course. The
fine~t craftsmanship & materials!
Imported marble. air-rond . crystal
t•handelaers, crown moldings. rich
paneling, 3 wet bars + many other
impress1\·e features . 5 Large
bedrooms. each with private baths,
banquet-size dining rm. fam rm with
marble fireplace. billiard rm with
coffered ce1hng, refrigerated wine
rm. A truly beautiful home for
somtone who appreciates the (inest !
l'all for appt
llG CAHYOM GOLF COURSl-$195,000
THE FAIULOUS ''YflSAIWS"
Im 1ung gated front courtyard with
tountain makes an impressive
l'nlrance to this exclusive listing.
Six·<'tacular 2·story foyer and liv111g
rm looking out on the golf course
Formal dining room. paneled den with
parquet floors. gourmet kitchen.
magnificent master swtt> plus 3 other
bedrms. with pri\'ate baths. guest
bath and largt• yard "ith beaut. pool.
spa & ga1l1bo. Really exciting By
appt
HARBOR VIEW IROADMOOR-VIEW!
:\t'" offering m this lovely 4 bdrm
home with iJ great \'tew of bay , ocean
& bright lights Nt'wly refurbished
Lgt> fam1I~ rm . formal dming rm &
21 ~ baths. Great l0<·ation Leasehold
&•t• todav' $410.000
1251 SURFUME WAY OPEH SUM I ·5 l'M
2-STORY DUPLEX--f'EWPORT HA.CH
STIPS TO IUCH-OWHY RMAHCE
Call today to see this fine duplex 1 Live
in one unit & rent the other. 4 Bdrms.
detk & 2 baths in upper: 2 bedrms & 1
bath in 111\.\cr F1replac·e in each
Somt• view of ocean. OWC 1st T.D. &
note 1lf S247 .ooo. int onlv No loan fee S::!W.5oo •
IALIOA ISL.AND DUPLU-4450,000
·I Bedrooms upstair & 3 bedrooms
dcrnnstair~ \\ilh patio and deck.
Co\ered garage and laundry room
~:xcellent for su mmer-winter rental.
Ju-;t steps tu the bay & beach from the
door of this excellent tax shelter +
potentially appreciating prop
MR.. ARROWHUD--¥\1 TO CATAL.IMA
L'n1mpeded view 25 Ct across to see
lht1 world. 3 Bedroom;. Western red
cedar inside and out. Architect's
award design . See 1t. then li ve in it. A
great \'alut· ,\sking $96.500.
WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO~ REALTORS
21 I I SClll Jo• Hiit Rood
MEWPORT CEMTER. M.I. 644-4910
ASSUME LARGE
90/o LO.AM
on this excellent value 4
Bdrm:.. large µool. gas
firep1l, new ('Qrpels On
ly S96.SOO Call 979-5370
today
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
STEl'S TO HACH
2 bdrm each unit .+
room & bath off 2 rar
ga rage. Good w s rental
area. ~1000.
associated
llRO,..E AS -llEAL TOllS
l Ol'. 'ft lolbno ~1 1 !ib l
LOCATION AND AtWl:ING
IA YFROMT -Redlad noo.ooo
5600 sq ft of quality construction on
114· of water wi th boat dock. Owner
"ill carry financing. $1,450,000.
207 orth Star Lane. NB
Open Sat/Sun 1·5
IRAHD HEW IA YFIOHT
12% Anandng
4 Bdrm 4 bath. includes private
boat dock and view of coastline.
Sl.650.000 includes the land.
2274 Channel Hd, NB
Open Sal/Sun 1-5
HST IA Y VIEW-Al,._,
Overlooking the magnWcence of
Newport Ha rbor and the blue
Pacific rests this 4 bedroom. 3 bath pool home, just like oew. $995,000.
1933 Galatea Terrace, CdM
Open Sat/Sun 1·5
llG CAHYOM'S IEST
L9 A1.-Loci.
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.
$799,000.
#8 Winged Foot, NB
Sat/Sun 1-5
MIW LISTIMG llldft TrlH _.. Vltw
This immaculate 3 Bdrm townhome
orrers the comfort and convenience
of Newport Beach Uvlna. Great
location. S26S,OOO -Ask for John or
Patrick.
* * * * * * ;Heritage Collection
OWMEI Will CMIY I ST TD
MESA VHDI POOL HOMI
onH TODAY I ·4, JOlJ S. C.,... Ct.
Just in time for l!ummt>r ! Th is
charming 4 Bdrm home fcaturl's huf(c
family room with bar. skytighl.f and
beautiful solur htluted pool und spa .
And. for the uvid photogrupher, a
complete dark room with c·u11tom
cabinets. sink , ~t·parak wolcr htiuter.
light sealed and ventilult>d Bt•autitul
wallpaptrs urul ll'Velurh thruout. A
unique k itelwn with l'cdur 11kyhghl
and reces:-1t:•tl lq:ht in~. T hi s
custom1z<•d homt· is u must lo see
Offered ul $19~.900 Call !>40 1151
VA POOi. HOME
OPEH TODAY 12·4, 2776 M.doao. C.M.
Lovely 3 Bdrm home featuring master
bdrm with open heamed ceitfogs and
Ben Franklin fireplace. den and
library ~tudy off ma ster bdrm
~;I l' I:! u n t for mu I ti 1n1 n g r oom
1>verlookrni.: 1>001and1wt10 Assumable
f1nanc1n1it alho available Asking
$165,000. For <in 11ppoinlrnt>nt to sel'.
rnll MO 1151
AS SU MAILE RHAHCIMG
E.ASTSIDE
0PEH TODAY 1·5. 336 VISTA IAYA CR ..
C.M. Beautiful ·1 Hdrm plus family,
ft•atur 1ng enl'losetl t'Ourt ya rd .
t.'ntertainers bat•kyard with Koi pond
and lo\ el) patw Very open with lots of
glass. Asking $197.500 . For an
appointment tu ~ee. call 54l~ll5 1
YOU CAM
QUALIFY
$JOOO moves you 111 SIOOO
per month EnJO) the
most luxurious 2 & 3
t>edroom. J bath rondo in
area . inromparable
amen1t1es. next to shop
pin!?. theaters r11y park
& Just nunutes lo tht'
beac·h
W ILSa. I' .ARK
C OMDOMIMIUMS
380W W1lson.C M
Open IG-5
631·5(lSS
10%
INTEREST Lovely 3 Bdrm 2 bath,
spa Eastslde Owner
will help rmance. Fixed
rate assumable Only
S127 ,900. 64S 9161
: OPEN HOUSE
RfAlTY ii!',>
COOll'OOL
Lrg fa mtly home 1n
beaut.Jful College Park
4Br. pool home, spa. +
huge bonus nn. great
home for entertaunng
Assumable hnanring
avail. CaU for details.
= RANC H ~REAL T Y ~ ~S l 2000
ERITAGE
LOWEST PRICED
BALBOA ISLE
Only Sl98.SOO' Unbl'ala
ble terms Owner ... ,11
rarry l~t al J2', for 10
year~ Ideal weekend
and summer hide a
wa) teps to bJ) \'1ev.
boal!t from front Slllmg
porrh Just listed, ~o
hurry' Call 673-SSSO
THE REAL ESTATERS
SAMDDOLURS
This 3 Bdrm 2 Bdrm
duplex presents a greal
m\estment opportunity
m West Newport The
loest1on of this property
lonly 2 lots rrom the
ocean and steps to the bay 1 coupled wtlh the
unbelievable r1nancing
make t~ offering re
ahsllr and smart A~k
lng only S265.000
lalboa blmM:I Rtty
6734700
4 BR BACK BAY
$137,500!
Room). 4 Bdrm. 2 SI>
w rot~ fireplace \'er)
dean. hght and airy
New dishwasher. water
heater, paint. paper,
skylight' Beautifully
landscaped patio /\
must see! 646-7171
THE REAL ESTATERS
Town and Country Reators
Invite you to the folloMng * OPEN HOUSES IN IRYINE *
Al with A1..,._.Loan
UMIVEISITY PARIC
3 Bdrm. 2 bath, Dover Model.
$152,900. 17386 Sandalwood. off
Michelson and Jordan. Open
Sal/Sun 1·5.
TURTLEIOCI
4 Bdrm 3 bath, ramily rm. Heather
Model. $259,000 -:rr Coolbrook off
Turtle Rock Dr. and Sycamore
Creek. Open Sal & Sunday 1-5.
NORTHWOOD
4 Bdrm., 217 ba. family nn. Castillo
Md!. 1 Candela, off Culver & Irvine
Blvd. $222,500. Open Sat 1-5.
CALIFOIMIA HOMES
4 Bdrm. family room. Plan 102.
$164 ,500. 14532 Sweetan, off Yale
and Ryewood. Open Sat & Sun 1·5
WOODlllDGI
3 Bdrm or 2+den. Wildwood Plan.
$165,000. 15 Elmwood, West Yale
and Woodhollow. Open Sat/Sun 1-5.
3 Bdrm, family room Ca mbric Mdl.
$192,500. 16 Woodgrove. (){f E. Yale
& Eastshore. Open Sat/Sun 1-5.
WtHena..t
GIH U11Cll Toi l?5 Counlry QEALrOR ,
552-1800
Sll,900
IARGAJH!
Suptr •h•rp 3 Bdrm 2
b1th. cu&y fireplare.
udult town.home Quiet
and well m1tnt11ned
Only SZ0.000 down
Owner will carry financ·
In&. art nuw, call
S46 2313
THE REAL ESTATERS
IA.YAlOMT o,..s.z.s
lll .... Co•n C>ut1tund1 n~ views'
ROAT SLIP SANDY
Bt:ACH deck patio bmk RBQ plus large &
comfortable J bdrm &
den. 2 bath BALBOA
COVES private com
mun1ty home ~S.000'
Owner /Agent 673 9187 or
675-7060
SUMMER
POOL HOME!
41RHOME
$105,000
Comfortablt Costa Mesa
family home on quiet
11l reet Lovrl y
wallpaper One bath rt'
modeled, tiled. Roof. I
yr new. covered patio,
brick BBQ . beaut
carden wibeanng fruit
trees 1st time ad
vertised t Hurry to sec 1
&46-7l1J
THE REAL ESTATERS
CO~CIAL
+UVIMG
Spacious 3 bdnn. 2 bath
11pl. 8lt1ns, wet bar.
rtreplace, atnum Over
SOO sq. ft of business
apace + 4 car garage
Pnced at Sl.'i0,000.
associated
llRO~ EllS gE AL TORS
lvl' .,, Bu b .. _)C) "1 t J11~ 1
CdM STARTER
WALK TO
BEACH
Just listed. for onl}
$260,0001 Assume 2 lov.
1nle r esl loun s
••.....•....................................••
CLOSE TO BEACH!
3Br, lBa. Zoned H·4 Try W } Down
Hurry Won't La~t Call Now For More
lkta1ls.
31 ASSUMABLE LOANS
No Quatif ying 1 Small Down payment.
Low Interest Rates No Loan Points.
2, 3 & l HORM Houses and
Townhoml's 1n Orange and Los
Angeles Counties C<Jll For More
Details
REAL ESTATE INVESTOR
Always Wanted To Invest But Don 't
Think You Can? Let GOLDEN WEST
REAL'J'OHS Sho\.\ You Ho" To Invest
With Little Ca~h And No Tenant
Problem
848-8588
It'~ a bargain' 4 huge
bdrms, 2 baths. cuuntry
kitchen family area.
Stone fireplace, c·overed
p11t10 overlooks cool
16X32' pool Only
1126,900. Use 11 now '
546-2313
THE REAL ESTATE RS
Completely remodeled --------------· recently Living room
THIMllMG
TOWMHOMl?
Call the specialists at
the rondom1n1um In
formation center
Tou rhstooe Really
!163-~
features rozy fireplace
Modern k1lrhen with
m1rrowave CuH•red
pallo for RRQ s II urry
before 11 ~ 5-0ld' Ca II
673·85SO
THE REAL
ESTATERS
' co Tr nrl\L TT CJt ~ 1nvr~mrn1 conrnm
You · ve Arrived
at ...
BIG CANYON
Tudor Es ..
A classic beauty lucked away
among the beautiful homes of Big
Can\'On . Thts Tudor estate
exemplifies gracious living. It has
it all. location . value and
apprcc1at1on SI 1 Mtllton 1n
assumable financmg. Owner will
help carry paper Exclusive with
Cote Realt~· al S2.3 :\hllton
BIG CANYON
c .. tOM 11th Fairway
A greal address! Complete family
home with separate guest quarters
(plumbed for full kitchen I Large
family room . private pool. and your
very own billiard room. This home
is designed for luxury. Owner will
help \.\ith financing Exclus1\'e \.\i th
Cote Realty Sl.7 ~lilhon.
BIG CANYON
CuttOtniud DecM•
Magnificent view! Plus large
kitchen. formal dining room . pool,
spa and sauna! This 3 bedroom 3
bath home is the ultimate in good
taste. 3450 sq ft of spaciousness and
all new carpet. Move right in.
Excellent fin ancing. Excl~ive with
Cote Realty. $875.000.
BIG CANYON
CatOtn Goff C:O.W
Entertainment plus! Th is home 1s
an award winner. And why not? It
inc ludes fully equipped kitchen.
billiard room and 30· bar
overlooking 7th green. Bring you r
friends into this home of quality
construction. A complete stereo
system surrounds you. Owner wi 11
carry financi ng for approved buyer.
Exclusive at $1.8 Million.
15 Royal St. George
Open Sunday 12·5
Because of Big Canyon's security
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
is lands . You've got it, beauty,
location and value. Beautiful pool
and spa or walk right down to the
beach. Call for financing details.
204 Via San Rem>
Open Sat & Sunday 1-5
NEWPORT am
Take advantage of this one! Two
bed room condo with lots o f
amenities . Perfect for that
first-time buyer or retirees. Vaulted
ceilings, wet bar and sun deck. Call
for details and appointment.
I Htn ..,.._
lroedMeor•D...Ho.t
2075 San Jo1quln Hiii• Ad.
Acrott from llO CANYON
NtwportlHCh
140.Sm
RfSIDFNTIAl REAL ESTATE SERVICES
60 I LIDO P AU DI.
Panoramic view of bay ,
Fashion lslantl & the blue
Pacific from this luxunous 2
bdrm uni t on the 7th floor. The
securit~ in this building is
unsurpassed offering 24 hour
guard plus closed ('trcwt TV on
each floor pl us individual
security sy::.tem in each unit
One of the fabulous extras a
sauna in the master bath. You
must see this! $775.00>
CAROLE McMAHAH
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
LAKE MISSION VIEJO
A splendid French County home m
the galed commumty of Tres Vistas
on the shore of Lake Mission Viejo
with 4 bedrooms . 312 baths. family
room. formal dining room. living
room and pool if you like. This
custom home is built with the fi nest
attention to detail and atmosphere.
Financing available. $745.<XX>.
llG CAMYOM CUSTOM OM
THE GOLF COURSE
French provincial f amtly home
with 5 bedrooms. including
downstairs maid's rooms wi th
pri\'ate entrance Pool and spa.
large famil y room. quiet secluded
library. formal living room and
dinmg 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 entertammg as well as
comfortable livability. Call for a
private showing. Priced at
S2.300,000.
HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM
Elegant. country English home on
the top street in Harbor Ridge . 5
bedroom. ramily room and library.
Fantastic ocean and city light view
to Long Beach and beyond . Buyer
choice of flooring, carpets. fixtures.
and kitchen appliances. Pool and
spa included. Ca ll for appointment
to see. $2,450.000
IH THE IWFFS
Lovely large "E" plan with country
kitchen. Recently remodeled with
privacy plus on a quiet cul-de-sac.
Early Bluffs location, 3 bedroom
and family r oom, large loan
available $298,500.
llST VALUE IM 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.
$26'9.500.
WY&LASS SWll IUY
Great family home. 7 bed.room,,, 4th
baths. family room with built-in
bookcases, ocean views from patio
and 5 bedrooms . Probably the best
value in Spyglass Hill at $650,000.
Open Sat & Sun from l-S. 25 Bodega
Bay.
6l19gqn i60 DB31
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BEAUTY ON THE BAY! UMDA ISLI
WATHNOMrHOMI
A home for all reason.s. Sunsets, ocean
breeze, sandy private beaches.
Charming, spacious 6 bdrm 6 bath
single story beauty. A great home for
entertaining. Secluded , gated
community. Call Dick Drexler today!
Wide channel view Crom spectacular
tlrchitectural designed 4 bdrm, s bath,
oool home. Slip for 2 large boats.
$1,495,000. Summer occupancy.
Lge. liv. rm. w/dramatic cath. wood
beam ceilings & beaut. noor to ceiling
Crplc. 3 Bdrms, 2 Bath, lovely open
patio w /bric¥ walkway to sandy
beach. Asking onJy $259,500.
CLOSE OUT of n ewporl
REALTORS
759-1221
LIDO ISU HOMES
onH SUM l·S 120 VIA QUITO
Featured on Homes Tour this lovely
traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm. 3
bath home, newly derorated. Priced
to sell quickly at $475,000. Must see.
OPEN SUM 1·5 214 VIA ITHACA
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus lg~ ~ecreation room & 2 patios. Beam
cealmRs . Great for entertaioin£. $420,000. Best price for the money.
IEAUY a.OSI
to beach. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath + loft Cor
kids to play! A fant.aStic buy at only
$170,000. PLUS terrm.
NEWPOIT SHOUS
LANO INCLUDED
Roomy 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home so close
to the beach. Buillins. including
dishwasher plus fireplace & nice
carpeting. Only $194,500.
Try about 15% dwn. &
owner will carry balance.
I;ast of
Its Kind
in San Juan
Capistrano.
675-SSll
NEWPORT SHORES. W befy Ill te.. .,.., 3
..,._ 2 lo. OP" i.-d uillMJt, coay
finploce, 1KW.d poKo. Stap by llftCI SH
thk.-. .MtSl35,000llA
UOADMOOR EUGAMCE: G.orcJl-"Y
dKorahd pool holM lit h•ur H~or
VJtw Hlh. 4 .,_......_ f-8y rooM. 2
firtP«ff wtttl la•o roe* fac"'9. Priced to
... ot $370,000. GREAT 1ERMS PEHINSULA POINT IEACHFIONT
Panoramic bay & ocean view at
wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm,
3 bath custom home. 3700 sq . ft .
featuring marine room. Sl.385,000.
NEWPORT CREST CONDO
2 bdrm, den, spacious Plan 8.
immaculate. Low priced at $215,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
TWO Tll-ft.EXIS
Right 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 N•wport 11¥d. corwr 30tll
II yov'rt IOO&Jnc lot. diMJMUvc MW._ In
OLD CDM: C .. or..Mc) ...... w• to ·:
bffelws, lhop1. Conthtl of_. 3 ldnft, ON •
2 ldnn 111tib, ON lllffll fit 1pl11ct. Asklftg
$279,500.
COLE OF MEWPOIT REALTORS
2 5 I 5 l. Coast Hwy .. CoroM del Mer
675-5511
Why pay high interest rates when you
can assume this 12.38o/c loan and the
owner will carry a 2nd. The property is
a condominium fit for the executive
with 3 & a den or 4Bdrm, 2~Ba, from
the oak peg & groove floors to the
plantation shutters this home ha s been
ve ry tastefully decorated. Some fe~tures include air cond. gas BBQ,
rrucrowave oven. huge wood deck patio
& much more. Full price is $172,500.
FROM I PM to SPM
!.: I Hu y>o<l· lJ,,,, ~ B b7) 6161 SouOI Orancc Cow11y. DO ow r Otvtlopawnl n n ma1ch
Lo. COrnlo' value In tilt S.n J..an Capb1r1no u•1.
t I 5 Vu H•n Cowt, Cotta M.M
lw Ioli.,. & .. Sh.t
':::' ~~lA-4t~· = • t.arsc clisUnclln i_.a 1rom e210 ooo
• Mlnunum 10.000 Sq. Pt. Lou
HORSE PROPERTY
Lots of wood, stained glass and country
charm describe the atmosphere of this
Santa Ana Hgts 3 Bdrm 2Ba home. The
own~r will carry large 2nd and you can
assume the 1st. Full price $163.900.
o,...s_.,1.4
2022 Orchard Dr .. SWaAMHgh.
loffl"liltllYcU
Colesworthy & Co .
25'5 EASTBLUFF OR
NEWPORT BEACH. CA
640--0020
Jn :Jiu Bl~
Split-level· Franciscian Model. Fronts
on widest greenbelt & gardens. 3
Bdrm. 21/2 baths, remodeled gourmet
kitchen, security system, deHghlf ul
patio area. $265,000. Owner will finance
al 13112%. Open today l tit 5. 529 Vista
Flora.
Beautiful tri-level end unit townhou se.
2 ma ster s uites, prof .. decorated.
Quality drapes, shutters. plush camel
carpets & tile entry. Excellent
assumable financing. Vacant -quick
escrow-possible. Price $175,000.
We .. ways i.. ... !Mtf
U1filMJs of tt.i.stpricn!
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Sales Office:
2794 I Via Estancia
San Juan Capblrano. CA 92675
Open Dally 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(714) 661-0344
UOS.SR COOPSRATION INVITSD
CLOSE OUT
70/o & HOPAYM&ITS
Builder irays sell now
Will carry up Lo 165.000
al 7% w/oo payments
for 3 yrs. Brand new
quality custom home,
too many features w list.
Must see. S:ZlS.000.
642-7404
AM For aa. Lowt
~NEWPORT
"IB!H) A HORIZONS ~REALTY
RAil IHHlH • COUIGf PAAK. Super
upgraded home 4 BR. 3 BA with
fireplace & plantation shutters. A fo rmal
living & dining room $179.500. Alan Beel
5.51·8700.
MACNAB
IRVINE
REALTY
SAVE ...
... time 4t money wilh a
computer list or homes
wbicb match your needs
aod budget. IOO's to
choose from in Costa
MeSI and Newport.
l.lf.LJ
(714) 645·7221
IEACH DUPLEX
GREAT TERMS
A fantastic large as·
aumable first + owner
wiU carry a 2%1d' Only
steps to beautiful
Newport Beach. sand
and surf. Big 2 and 3
Bdrm unlU. Both have
firepla ces. Ratt 32Xl37
lot Just 1279.900! Call to
att.1'1~
THE REAL ESTATERS
SPECTACULAR IAYROMT PAMORAMA.
Unparalleled 240" view of big bay &
islands! Five BR suites, entertaining
rms include playrm w/fully equipped
bar & upstairs billiard, w/family rm.
Two staircases & elevator. Slips for 3
large boats. $3,900,000 including land.
Cathy Schweickert or Joan Ackerman
642,8235 . 644·6200. ( 035)
RAlE RHD. A large and luxurious estate
overlooking Newport's picturesque back
bay. This 5 BR home offers gracious
entertainment areas including a 40 ft.
heated pool, rolling lawns and private
patio. equestrian stables. and riding
ring. 2 acres of elegant living. $2,500,000.
Call Lynne Valentine 644·6200. (036)
IALIOA ISLAND SO. IAY FRO HT. ,
Opportunity of a lifetime. Spectacular
mirror image duplex on 11"2 lots.
Commanding view. Private pier. Owner
will carry paper and consider all offers.
$2.500,000. Mary Lewis 642-8235. (037).
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5. 200-202 So.
Bayfront, Balboa Island.
45' OH UDO IA YFIOMf. Mediterranean
gracious living. Distinctive architectural
details. marble, custom tiles. Master
suite w /2 run baths & skylight dressing
rm. Dock for large boat. $2,300,000. Dona
Chichester 642·8235. (038). OPEN
HOUSE SUNDAY 12·5. 219 Via Lido Soud
. Lido Isle.
MIWPOIT'S NEWEST IAYFROMT
COMMUNITY. 147' of bayfront. 2·slory
entry w/a s tep.down livlng rm
w/fireplace & wet bar, dining & brkfst
nm w /bay views & a library w /bath.
Upstairs, the master suite w/aeparate
sitting rm & f plcband ~r wing holds
2 more BRs & aths. Sl.500,000. Larry Dyer642-8235. (089)
IA YSHOIE IAYFROHT. "Nantucket"
architecture with magnificent view!
Spacious living rm, dining rm & fam.
rm. 4 BR. 3 car garage. Lovely garden &
large brick. courtyard. Offered at $2,000,000 incld. land. Cathy Schweickert
642-8235. (040). OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY
1·5 · 2616 Bayshore Drive . Bayshores,
Newport Beach .
UHDA ISLl. Spectacular architectural
design on the big Turnirl'g Basin!
Features 5 s pacious BRs +
library /(a mily rm. Master suite has
high beamed ceiling, brick fplc &
glamorous bath. $1,950,000 leasehold. By
appt.. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. (041)
HARIOR RIDwE "JODlLU" MODEL.
Professionally decorated 3 BR home
with custom wall and window coverings,
oak floors. & cabinets. Spectacular
views. Used brick wine cellar, expanded
family rm , air conditioning. $1 ,175.000.
Lynne Valentine. 644-6200. (042 )
OHL Y THRH LEFT. Lovely new bayfront
homes with piers, large boat slips on fee
land. Outstanding bay views. Carpeted
throughout, landscaped, beautiful
kitchens, security systems. fireplaces.
Submit on Cinancing/Trade. Seller
flexible . $1,350.000. Beverly
Morphy.Jane Paquin 642·8235. (043 ).
OPEN HOUSE SAT &SUN l·S. 1010·14·16
E. Balboa · Balboa Peninsula.
THI IAY, HACH & IOATM ACTIVITY.
This lovely new offering combines
sophis.tication w /the casual living
desired on Balboa Island. 8 BRS &
Family rm surrounded w/views! New
custom co'nstruction. Completion
scheduled 6/81. Slip for 30' boat. SeUer
may assist w /financing. $975,000. Jane
Paquin 642·8235. (044)
Sl'YwLASS -Ocean and night light view.
Lovely 4 BR + Den ""1th pool & spa.
Spacious court yard patios. Great for
entertaining. $729,000. Marilyn Kershner
642·8235. (045)
WATERFIOHT DUPLEX! Big 3BR and 2BR
duplex right on the beach. Great
opportunity. $725 ,000. Coby Ward
642-8235. (046)
• MOHACO wtTH VIEW! An elegant 3BR
home w /180 degree view of light s &
mountains . Living rm w/ skylights and
covered patio. Details are found in
decorative woods & custom
wall cover in gs . •$675,000. Lynne
Valentine , 644·6200. •Owner will assist in
financing. ( 047 l
HAAIOR RIDGE Kensington with great
view ! Designed for indoor-outdoor
entertaining and family llving-4 BRS.
Fam. Rm. Formal dining, comm. pool &
tennis . $610,000. Call Belle Partch
752-1414. (048)
DRAMATIC OCIAMFaOMfl North Laguna
· your private cove and minutes to
Newport Center. 4BR. family rm home
w /crashing surf below and Catalina and
SWlSets beyond. $895,000. Terry Hames.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 · 132
McKnight · Laguna Beach.
5 HDIOOMS • LARCH ICIY LOT .
Outstanding location on large end of
cul·de-sac lot. "Hillsborough" Lusk
Model in Harbor View Hills. Canyon
view & mini ocean view, too!! $499,900.
Darlene Herman 752·1414. (049)
rtCTUll PllNCT. 1..-0vety home with
private comer location. 4 bedroo~ and
family room, master suite with fireplace
· all new condition ·excellent financina.
$459,000. Rosemary Sietz 644-6200. (050)
PRi:ALEST~
~STORE~
YOU GET MORI
FROM THE
STORE
CAPO IEACH: 8 yea rl> young
duplex. 3 & 2 bedroom. Assuma -
ble Sl79,950
COROMA DEL MAR: ChaMel Reef
Cond o. 2 bdrm . 2 ba th
Bre atht a kin g Vie \\ owe
$450.000.
MEWPORT SHORES: Custom 3
Bdrm. 2ba. Steps to beach As
sumable $169,900
MClfly Propertiu wittl ~
Finmte:inCJ ond some owe.
Please Coll Us fw Ytcrly lecnff.
2000 Wut lcAoa lt¥cl
Mntport leach 675-1771
CHARM, LOCATION & CoHVEHllNCE. 3
BR. Harbor Highlands home. Close to
schools & shopping. Lots of fruit trees.
$185.500. John Richard, 5.51-8700
SPECTACULAR OCEAH VIEWS! 3 BR
hillside hom e w /new kitchen and baths.
Exciting master suite and pvt. pool.
S420,000. Claudia Ding 644·6200. <051)
SIAWIHD. Spectacular view of city ,
mountains & lights! Professionally
decorated 3 BR & fam. rm. Beautiful
gard e n w /waterfall -Koi pond .
Prestigious Harbor View. $335.000. Jane
Paquin 642-8235 . (052 ). Open House
Sunday 1·5. 2300 Port Dumess-Seawind .
Newport Beach
THE ILUFfS. Fantastic 4 BR. 3 bath "G"
plan w /hi gh beam ceilings, parquet
floors & shutters throughout. Shows like
a model. Owner wi II assist w /finandng.
S239.500 leasehold. Donna God shall
644-6200. ( 053)
SUPERI FOR SUMMER lMTERTAIMIHG.
Sloped ceilings & wide private decks add
to the enjoyment of this 3 RR, 2 BA
home. Open garden kitchen with pass
through window to deck . Secluded
master suite with spa. $299,000 Fee.
Jennifer Suchomel 644-6200. (054)
LEASE OPTION OrPOITUMTY -4 BR or 3
BR + Den . High ceilings with dramatic
use of glass. Lush landscaping and
lattice covered patio. Outstanding
financing available. $900/Month $185.000
Option price. Susie Weiss 5.51-8700. <055 )
WSES • NEWPOIT llACH
HAUOI RIKE LIASI. 3 BR Casablanca
with view. Formal dining rm with
French doors opening lo a 2·story
atrium. Step up library & (am. rm. with
fireplace. Community pool & tel".n.ls cts.
$2,000/mo. Lynne Valentine 644·~200 (056) .
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N8'fl>01t Beach, QA 92663 NeWJ)Ort Beach, QA 98e60
('n4 > 642.e836 (714) M4-6200
Ir91ne, CA 9871.6 Irvine, CA 92714
(714) 788-1414 (714) 661·8700
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DRASTICALLY H:DUCB>
1Y OVll $10,000
Beautiful 4BR, 3BA , 3 car garage,
Woodbridge Place Biscay Model
With gracious entry, central air,
separate family rm & dining.
m1rrowave. Th1l> pra<·tiral floor
plan is a homeowners delight
Seller is motivated & will help with
secondary financing $273.500 Call
Hlldie Sittig Agl. 833-2533.
DOMlld M. l lrd AslOdaln RHltort
551-4400
WA TERRlONT 30' DOCk
OWMYOUI
OWMLOOGE
Nestled 111 WashtngtOn
Olympic Peninsula
Woods. Catch st~lhead
Trout ' Salmon · 100 ydj lo river 10 IT\UIUtes tu
Pacific Orean fishing
Use as a home. Retreat.
or Busmes.s with lax ad·
vantages 46' main lodge
room. 5 bdnns. 4h ba,
mostly Cedar roruitruc
llon on 10 + acres
Lodge IS funu.sbed As
sumable mortgage at
9'1 . $.167,!XX>. Write P 0.
Box l284 Port Angelus,
WA 98362 or Phone
(2061457 1956~374-~
Newport's b~lit water buy $525,000 gets you Jbr.
Jba huge master suite with spa. Sundecks wtth grt
view Sit dn bar. Exrell terms. Bob & Dovie Koop.
SPYGUSSWSE
Jbr. 2ba Cromal dtn . lrg master. fam rm . very
lrg. yard $1 600 mo. Bob & Dovie Koo p.
"l" MEWP'ORT CREST CONDOS
Ocean view. all 4br Jba. fam. rm .. wet bar, din.
rm . pool, tennis ... 3'" to choose from. Sl97.000 lo
5210.000 Submit all offers to Bob & Do\'ie Koop
1 ao· OCEAN VIEW
Cameo Shores 4br, 312ba, family rm .. din . rm ,
spacious court yard with pool. Pri vate bea r hes.
Grt finanr ing. S725.00) FEE Bob & Dovie Koop
9u.u1n CUSTOM HEWP'ORT
4br. 4ba , for mal din .. lrg. family rm .. solid wood
panel. Huge game rm. super master suite with
\'lew. fireplare. spa plus lrg. sitting rm Leaving
area Prired to sell Terms $415.000 FEE Bob &
Do\'le Koop
UDO ISLE
4br. 4b<t . lrg. lot steps to tennis & clubhouse. Steal
al S460.000 $40.000 dn. must sell fast Bob & Dov ie
Koop
MESADaMAR
5 Br Jba. Pool size yard. New carpel. drapes.
paint. Range and oven. Steal at $162.000. 10', Isl
of $78.500 plui. low down Bub or Do\'ie Koop
631-1266
WATERFRONT LUSE • M.I.
4 Br -Iba. family rm. dining rm. Top cond Dm·k
for 40" boat. S2200 per rro. Bob or Oo\'ie Koop
llGCAHYOM
Prof. decorated Dover 2 Br 2ba. family rm. lge
yard. room for pool. Guarded gate. Mus~ s~ll.
Submit any offer or terms . Assum. existing
$300.000. Price. $450.CXX>. Bob or Dovie Koop.
STEAL -OWNEI MOVED!
This home has it all and it's a beauty. Jbd 2ba,
bonus rooms. formal DR. fireplace. pool. spa,
firepit, etc. At only $129.900. Assume low int. 1st
T.D. won't last. Call Patrick Tenore.
cua.,.og.sAc
New listing prime Mesa Verde toe. Very lg. lot,
Jbdrs .. family rm. w/wet bar + view Jackie
Handle man.
MESA VERD£ CHARMER
Old fashioned charm -and value. 4bdr, sparkling
pool & s pa. Must sell. Asking $185,000. Jackie
Handle man.
Tl"LU -SAMT A AMA
Two 3bdr .. one 2bdr. unit each w 'encl. 2 car
garage. Near South C.Oast Plaza. 212 yrs. new.
$189.000. Jackie Handleman.
l.AltGAIN TIMI
2 bet. condo in super sharp condition. Mesa Verde
location insure good appreciation. Priced to sell
$94.500 Anne Mccasland.
.AFFOIDAIU LUXURY
Outstanding pool home near Mesa Verde Golf
Course. Beautifully maintained and upgraded.
Custom financed for a quick sale. Price S152,5()0
Anne Mccasland.
IA Y VIEW! $25,400 DOWH!
Leverage this beautiful bay view 3 bdr, bluffs
condo. Assume loam oC $264,000. Interest 13~
variable & up. Full price $289,900! Overlooks
Greenbelt. 3 Patios! Steps to pool! Extremely
motivated! Seller is lie. agent. HURRY! Call Teri
Marquez. 759-1221.
COOlPOOl
Bl& 20 lt tO PoOl &OH With
this neat 4 bdrni home tn
Mesa Verde. Also has 11
great boom room. Cul
de sac location Real
value at 1149.950
751 -lltl
c::. <,( l f ( f
~PHC>Pt H'1t <,
JUSTUSTEI>
Sharp 3Br. 2Ba. Plan 106
m Catilbome:s. Well kept
& ready to move-m As
sumable fuiancing. Call
for details.
PlESIDfMT HOME
Top or Turtlerock ter·
rare Enjoy 180 deRree
'1ew from Catalina to
the mountauis Spacious ~ sq rt 3Br President
Home on large lot Seller
will help f1n a nr e
$465,000 Call for details
\\\'oobrld. 9e
Ruh"
551·:1000
l~?O Karraoo Pk .. ,,''""'
ESTATIS
Exceptional 2Br, den
Jefferson Plan 1n Wood·
bridgt> Estates High
asusumable loi.n. Owner
will carry 2nd Sl73.900
Call for showmg
\\00dbrld9c
Ruley
551·:1000
lt:?lJRarran .. l'k"\,ln1n1·
UGUHAHACH lat"" lftAno
leoch200Yords
OPEN SUNDAY I 5
1i;1 LaBrea, 3 huge
bdrm. 3 spacious tiled
bJ lh s. Ca m rm .
dine rm. rpk and big
lot Don't let lhl' lack of
l"Urb a ppeal dece ive
yo u COME SEE IT
IT"S WORTH nu; EF·
F'ORT. Will rmanre at
131,r; Please Stt and
~ubm 1t your terms
\a rant S375.IXX>
494-7551
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WATIUIONT -WIU TIADI
Luxurious French Normandy s Bdrm s Bath estate with slip for so· boat. w11i
trade for smaller home or income
property or sell for 203 down and
carry balance at 12%. Priced at
Sl,075,000.
TOP OF SPYGl.ASS-OWC
SIS0.000
Gorgeous custom estate, ocean &
harbor views, ultimate design &
decorating. 4 Bdrm, 31'2 Baths. Formal
Dining. $1 ,495,000. Reduced to
$1,395,000.
714 1760 -9333
NEWPORT CHARMB-#OOI. s.er-family area°" o .... ...+. LS'C)t
pool .ct deck ono ht o Mdl*d bock
ysd wrro11mded by grunery. o,. ..
11¥1119 rooM with 11twly rHtod•l•d
~Two~~ -de.. that could
be 3rd Mdrooa S 11 S,000 te..
IUUTIFUL COMDO-OCUM VU
P'rof•uloHlly d•cormd by lto9er no.nos. Lopta l•octt. ,._ S ii Newport
<:mt w/lbcl. Incl . .....-. Nh, 1-.
t.Nty "" & panorOMlc VU. ~ & .
...._. ~-C>wMt-wil ccrry
Mf'D. $270,000. 631-1400.
CAMA1.FROMT-0PfH SPACE VU
Lonfy redecormd 4 bed...,_, 2-story.
with cN-nt. !.oded fjou. MnicaR .....
kinp llvhtc) room with paHo & MCH-
bed, dtck. Wolll to pod. hNtis & beoch.
S275.000. Owner -.xtom.
WATERFRONT HOMES.1~<
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'73-6900
IEACH HOUSE, SI 57,500 Newport Bearh 3
Bdrm A-frame with a $74.000 assumable low,
low interest. SUP'ER 1UY1
WHITE WATH VIEW -Assume a 914·r , loan on
this magnificent 4 Bdrm. ocean view home with
night light view of Dana Point, large rooms.
high ceiling, loads of storage. room lo expand.
steps to the beautiful beach. $685,000.
TURTlEROCIC HIGHUHDS -Natural beamed
wood ceilings, paneling. warm earthtones.
Lovely view, this 4 Bdrm Edinborough has
everyth.ing . Excellent financing. S389.000.
JASMINE CHiil OCEAN YllW -3 Bdrm. Plan 5
with quiet. formal elegance. private spa off
master bdrm and a breathtaking view. $438.000.
TUITlHOCIC HIGHUHDS -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. U>S.000.
WAnlFROHT DUrLu 2 Bdrm plus bachelor.
both units with brick fireplaces. pier and float
Room for two boats. $450.000.
OWHH WILL TRADE -20 acres near Ranrho
California. Owner wants condo in Nwpt. Irvine.
C.Osta Mesa . Can be divided into 4 to 5 acre
parcels for small equity or $140.000 takes all.
JASMINE CREEIC -C.Omfort.able 3 Bdrm home
with plantation shutters, parquet floors, lush
carpeting, tasteful decoratin(. Within the
security gates of Jasmine Creek. 911•%
assumable loan. $320,<XXl.
TURTLHOCK HleHL.AHDS -A stunning
achievement by Pollock Inter,iors. Exquisite
decorating thruout _this 4 Bdrm, l sty home
with separate din in~ . room &¢ large master
suite. A new and exc1tin.B offenng $.112,000.
f
ANANCIN6 AYMLUl.E
l.ALIOA ISL.AHD'S lowest priced
duplex. Probate sale on 30x8S' lot.
Bldr's opportunity .. low, low $289,500.
WTSIDE ourw. Room to add two
more. Great potential, charming 2 br.
units. Owner will finance. $175,500.
NEARLY MEWP'OlT llACH.
Immaculate 2 br. 2 story, in Eastside
Costa Mesa. Lrg. fenced yard. Only
Sl~.500. OPEN SUN. 1-5. 2424 SANTA
ANA AVE.
OCEAN VIEW! 2 year old owner built 4
br. home w/lrg. ram. rm. Decks.
Extra parking. Quality throughout.
ln·law quarters. Secondary financing
available. $425,000.
WA nlFIOMT DUr&.11. l 'h lots! Pier &
float for lrg. boat. 3 br. & 2 ba. Beam
ceilings. Lrg. liv. rm. View from both
units. $499,500.
D A v r D s 0 N n E A L T l r N C.
Jl't> t~c-... p "B. i •, ~· 673·9060
OPEN TODAY 1-5
UMl9UE IM COIOMA DEL MAit -
Duplex with 2 bedrooms in each unit.
skylights and bay views. $450.000. call
Laraine Shaw at 675-600J.
UMl't)UE HEAi SOUTH COAST P'UIA -
Sky lights. style. 3 bdrms., den, 2112
baths, near greenbelt. only $169.500.
See Sharon Corzine at 912 Powell
Court.
UMl9UE IM OLD CDM -Quality
cons truction . corner lot. cedar
reilings. a two bedroom and a three
bedroom unit in this new duplex.
Skylights. textured walls. terrific at
$449.000. See Barbara Riggs at 700
Marguerite.
UNIQUE IM UNIVERSITY r.UK Four
bedroom. family room. formal dining
room . beautiful decor, cul de sac. high
ceilings. community pool, tennis. spa.
See JoAnne Perkms al 19 Klamath.
$225.000.
UMl9UE IM SU VIEW -Beautiful 3
bedroom Hampton Model. Cul-de-sac
location. community pool , spa and
tennis . Unbeli evably priced at
$395,000. See Barbara Hutchings at
1900 Yacht Maria.
UMl9UE IM IA YSHORES View.
Country feeling. finest details
including leaded glass, skylight.
fireplaces, designer gourmet kitchen.
Antique fixtures and cabinets. wood
casement windows. and on and on and
on. $775,000. A must see. Call Be rt
Reedy 675-6000.
UMl9UE IM P'ENIMSULA P'OIMT -
Assumable financing, completely
remodeled three bedroom and den
home. One block to beach. What a
location. $475.000 Fee. See Sharon
C.Orzine at 1577 Miramar.
UNl9UE IN HARIOI VIEW HILLS -
Private courtyard. four bedrooms.
vaulted wood ceilings, two fireplaces.
mas ter bedroom has separate
dress ing area. Excellent owner
financing . $435,000 Fee. See Marian
Reedy at 1225 Keel Dr.
UMQUI IM NIEWPOIT t9GHTS -Four
bedrooms. two fireplaces, French
doors. leaded glass, a must see at
$365,000. See Cathy Cray at 409
Catalina.
UNIQUE IN EAST IWff -Terrific
family home, three bedrooms. family
room, cij.ning room, and a super, super
spa. $323,000 Fee. See Dottie Johnson
at 2443 Bamboo.
UMOUI IM HAHOI VllW -Country
kitchen, super master suite, lovely
yard. 4 bedroom Palermo model.
$322,000. Fee. See Laraine Shaw at
2018 Port Ramsgate Pl.
UMqul IA TPIOMT -11• feet of bay
frontage, dock wUl accommodate 60'
boal, finest craftsm&Mhip In thls
lovely 54500 sq. ft. home. With SS00,000
down, the financing is unbelievable.
Thll one you .JDust see. $1,'50,000 Fee.
See Jacqueline Pearson at 207 North
Star Lane.
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LISTED 2 D.A YS AGO!
Rare Portorino w /pool +
lovely guest house
ALSO IM H.V. HOMES
2Somersets. 5 BR 3 Ba,
great ass um . financing.
OCEAN YU flXEl RIDUCB>!
Cameo Highlands · $335.000 fee.
CAMEO SHOHS-UO/o DH
Panoramic orean view.
Owner may finance all.
Sl'YGUSS-OCUM VU
Model home Exquisite
P'ENIN. P'OIHT CUSTOM
5 BR, 5 yrs new . 20"1c dwn
Owner may finance all.
GEUY 6 CBJUITA
STARNES COMPANY
HARBOR REAL TY
* OPEN HOUSE *
SPACIOUS DUPLEX
In a prime Corona del Mar
location, private and woodsy but
convenient to e verything .
Property is in top shape and only
6 years old. Beam ceilings,
fireplac es. bit in kitchens,
private por c hes. 3 and 2
bedrooms re s pectively .
f'inancing is all arranged too!
$70.000 down. $320,CXX> full price.
720 Jasmine Ave. CdM will be
open Sun. 2 lo 5.
ACTIVE FAMIL Y7
Here's a large 4 bdrm. home
roomy enough for everyone. For
Mom. there's a sewing rm . large
well lighted kitchen and a formal
dining rm Dad has a work bench
in the garage and a separate
office or hobby rm. The kids ha ve
a giant playrm upstairs with all
sorts of built in storage and
recreation e\'en a pool table.
For the whole family. there's a
big swimming pool. Priced right
Cit $425.000 ~ 1730 Marlin Way.
Baycrest. N.B. will be open Sat.
& Sun. l to 5.
EASY LIVltG
. . with a trouble free 2 bdrm.
condo conveniently located just 1
block from s hopping and
transportation in Westcliff You
don"t ha\'e to worry about the
beautifully maintained grounds
or the spacious pool. Just enjoy
this beautifully decorated first
noor condo with its own private
patio priced at a low $1.29.500.
Open Sun. l to 5. See 1704
Westcliff Dr. ll 16, N.B.
FIVE IEDROOMS
If your family needs this many
bedrooms. then you will love this
spacious home. large lot. and
family neighborhood. This is the
popular Some rs et Model in
Harbor View Homes. 1t has a
huge family rm. with fireplace
and bar plus an added sun room
adjacent to the living rm. Al so.
lhere·s a 3 car garage and lhe
yard is big enough to add a pool.
A lot of home for $329,750. See
1816 Newport Hills Dr. N.B. Open
Sun. I to 5
INVESTMENTS
110 UNITS * IACI IA Y
Approved for conversion. Large
recreation complex. 1 and 2 bdrm
apartments. "Hot location".
Sll,700.000.
5'12 ACRES
SAM JUAM CAPISTIAMO
In the city just minutes from
s hoppin g but private and
secl uded . Beautiful view of
Capistrano Valley. Perfect horse
ranch or just hold for
appreciation. $695.00> -owner
may exchange.
IALIOA ISL.t11)
COMMEICIAL M.DIMG
100% occupied. Highly improved
Marine Ave. location. Prime
Balboa Island commercial
property is seldom offered for
sale -so don't pass this by.
$498,000 FEE.
1714) 673-4400
121 lt 621-2121
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Pete Barrett Real
presents
TOPS IN MESA VHDf
Large family room and 4 Bdrms.
kitchen remodeled a nd new
flooring. Comfortable living room
with fireplac:e. di ning room.
cemented rear yard and fenced
play yard . $179,900.
JIU TtbocJo Pl., CM Opell S.. 1.5
5 AIU SIUO GARAGES PLUS!
Super wo r k s pace and more
parking in low maintenance rear.
Attractive 3 Bdrm, den. 212 bath
ho me wi th m a ny custom
features. $185.000.
1106 hryl La., HI Opeft S. 1-5
SPECIAL YIEW~OIOHA DB. MAI
Special fi nancing! Lovely 4 Bdrm
home. tucked away in small
community. Excellent condition
and r ea d y to move 1n .
Community poo l and playground.
2501 lsbtd Yi•w, CdM Opell SYn. 1·5
WESTCUFf-ffENCH REGENCY
Features 5 Bdrms. 4 baths, large
custom kitchen with eating area,
great family room and form al
dining room. Loads of storage in
and out. Room for pool. $459.000.
1500 HIC)htClltd Dr., HI Opet! SYn. 1.5
IEST IUY IH TOWN
2 Bdrm 2 bath single story condo
Co mmu n1t,\ pool. nice gr een
area . Large patio -rear gate
can be installed. Owner wi ll help
with fin ancin g Sl l!.l.5<Xl.
OH THE PENINSULA PQMT
Nice 2 stor y non·conforming
duplex. Each unit has a bdrm.
bath. kitchen, living room and
one car garage Lower urut has
dining room and fireplace. Owner
will finance at 14'1~ -all due in 5
years. Call for detai ls.
NEW LISTING -OCEAHRONT
Near-new duplex designed to
be used as two unils or large
single famil) home. Right on the
beach with the ocean near your
door. 3 Bdrms and 2 baths plus 2
Bdr m and I bath. Available with
beautiful custom furrushings or
unfurnished ~J any specia l
features thruout Call to see
JASMIME CREEK -flUH 2
Tastefully decorated 2 Bdrm 2
bath. 2 fireplaces den and formal
dining. Newl y added skyHghts.
spa and la ndscaping. Price
reduced to S365.000. Owner WI II
carry the lst.
RILING OF UNLIMITB> SPACE
On Balboa Peninsula. soaring
ceilings, open balcony leading to
master bdrm and others. See this
architect designed 3 Bdrm home
in this choice locale. S495.000.
FOR IUILDER-IOAT OWHER
Pier and slip on Balboa Island .
backed by cozy 2 Bdrm cottage
with 2 Bdrm guest/income unit over 2 car garage. Offered tor
$795.000 Call for appointment.
642-5200
DOH1' cay UTH
LAIMST I UYa llAUIY. End wlit.
1900 sq. ft Paula Plan. 3 bdrm, 2 bath,
large master bdrm suite with sitting
room. Finest upgr ades including A/C.
Private patios . Kitchen/fam. room.
$325,IXX> in cluding the land. Excellent
terms.
OHN l·S 43' Otl>A
(Off VW.0.-..W
LEASE OnlON. 10% down, $1500 per
month. 2 years. $:m,IXX>. 3 bdrm, fam
rm, 2112 baths.
OPEN 1-5 21 S6 VlST A DOIADO
* EASTILUFF *
JUST USTED. Beautiful 1 level 4 bdrm,
fam room. Lusk Home. Luxurious new
neutral carpets & drapes. Lovely large
yard. $339,500. You own the land.
OP'EH SUM 1·5 2212AUUA
HELEN 8. DOWD
RULTOI, IMC. 644-0114
NEWP'ORTH IMM
JEWELIY STORE
Afhr I 8 years, Mory
fttu,orth hu decicl.d to
,....,... Her w.U boWll don at
.... M.wportw IM Is ,... of
M.wport hoch's "It." retal
jewelry Hd objects d'sf
ntablsluMnt. S 150,000. C4ll
for oddiliwal iftfCH"IMtica
EMERALD IAY
Archlt•ct's award .........
ho.e. OcHll •lews tr.. ..st
l'OOft of this f..ta1ffc 3 bdnn + tc.Nly rooM hotM. ,.,...
ciMMJ """ '-Je lf•IMJ ,._ wltll •l•w decks. Mast•r
bedroo"' 111itt1, trffl 9'd
rurd chcrwl, y.t so doM to
this pri•ot• beach. A.sldftcJ
$799,000. Jvst listed.
1830 llYINE A Yl
SI 00,000 clown wfl ..,, lllls
beoutiM flotts. i• M.wport
leach. A•H•abl• I st .t
91/~/o. owe .... r.st of 12°/o
for 5 yess. $325,000.
JASMINE CRIS I
204"oDOWH
OwltH wftf filHlftCt fllis ]
...,...21/J locCMtclo,,._6,
~ iR o prl•ot. co-ttt
of Coro.. cMI M• wftlt lSo/o
doww at 12% Mhrest. ~
wil lwtp fht.c• it wftll 200/o
dowti for qtiallff•d ~
lmm•dloh poue11lo1t.
$]95,000.
IALIOA ISLAND
116 25tll St
Try I 0% clown, IMty ...
en yficMI .ct ........ W
T.D. Ow.r will tr.. for
houff or lot Oft , ...... L
$195,000.
For~oe...._..t
ofhlt-fiat ,. OfMrtits c4 ..
lffidlatWDepcl:uaf
644-7020
Don't look back & say to yourself. "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 s
FIXB"""'8l s s s Bring paintbrush and broom and save $$$ on
this 2 ·bedroom fixer. R-2 zoning. OWC first
T.D. ! ! Only $100,000. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
NO WOik. MOWOUYl
Uving in a townhouse is a breeze !
This sharp 2 bedroom is complete with
a cozy loft. Beautiful romantic
firepl ace. Tastefully decorated wi th
warm colors and textures. Owner will
consider any and all offers! $96,500.
Call 979-2390
JOG TO T .. llACH
From this spacious 4 bed r oom
showplace! Has approx. 2400 square
feet of glorious li ving space. Th ree
full baths. Formal dining room, study
and TWO fireplaces! Two patios and
community pool for the utmost in
outdoor c omfo rt. Loc ated in
prestigious Newport Shores area
Owner will help qualified buyer with
financing. $275.000. Call fo r details
979.2390
JUST $9,200 DOWN!
On this beautiful 3 bedroom condo
Decorated with nearly new carpets
and fresh paint throughout. Ai r
conditione d . Prime location in
complex close to swimming pool.
$92,000. You can't beat the fin ancing .
. . call tod ay for more information !
979.2390
COOL, GREEH & SHADY
Beautiful condomimum 1s surround ed
by a serene selling of waterfalls and
even a babbling brook ! Largest model
is complete with 3 bedrooms and la •
baths. Formal di ning room, family
room and lovely fi replace graces the
living room. Lots of recreational
facilities. Terms available! $141,000.
Call 979-2390
ASSUME 12.llO/o LOAN
Supe r condominium located in
presti gious Eastside of Costa Mesa.
Beautifully upgraded un it has 3
bedrooms. 21,2 baths. Accented with a
crackling fireplace. community pool.
Owners will listen to all offers•
$148.900 Hasten to see and call today'
!m).2390
979-2390
2955 S. HAllOR ILVD ..
COSTA MESA
HARBOR RHEE ESTATE
MAGllRCENT
OP'EM TODAY 1·5
#3 MONACO
Truly outstanding. The award
winning "J odell e" Estate Home
situated on breathtaking ocean. coast
& city lights view lot. An extremel y
s pacious townhome of quality &
distinction. 3 bdrms plus family room.
formal dining room. exquisite patio
areas, lofty trestle ceiling & gorgeous
decor. Pres ented at $88.5,000 See Bim
Hastings.
s s s
SI 0,000 DOWN! s s s
WATEIFIONT
Superb c111tom Huot-initoo Harbow-. 97' on
water al comer of 2
main channels U
1baped dock, bolds 2 lg
!>9ata + amaller boul. 2
lty leaded windows in
entry. Watch the boat
trafnc from waU of win
dows 10 the gourmet
ki tchen, custom tale.
island cooking, separate
Charglow BBQ. storage
ga l o re . Beaut.r ut
earthtone tile Ooors 111
entry, dining, kitchen &
breakfast rm. 3 Frplcs
Huge maswsuile w/sil
tang rm & balrony 2
walk ·1n mi r rored closets. Huge deck area
w/111 spa. S Bdrm. J cur garage, 2 yrs new.
Owner (714) 840-1813
Summery Dress
Has Delicate Air
PRINTED
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t-lbow sleeves. rlo>1)
skirt Tbas summer)
dress has a romanltC' .ur
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elasticized.
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Chelsea Sta .. New York.
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postage and special
handlrng. Pnnt Name.
Ad dress. Zip. St> le
Number and Size
~signer fashK>ns at far·
from·des1gner prices '
Send for exciting NEW
1981 PROMI NENT
DESIGN ER PATTERN
CATALOG with over 65
fabulous designs from
the lop names. All the
newest sofl. romantic
looks in Jackets. blouses.
skirts. pants. dresse!>
Plu s 50c BONlS
COU PON for any pal
tern of your choice. Send
SI fQ_r B~=!iJl.OW._
Very creative fi nancing available on this
spacious home featuring 3 bedrooms & 2 baths!
Recently pa inted & pape r e d for t he
discriminating buyer! Only $119,000. 759·1501 or
752-7373 JUST MAGNIACEHT
Call for a look at this gorgeous home with every
luxurious appointment. Four beautiful bdrms.
new earthtone carpets. lus h tile floors.
Entertainer 's delight !! Call now! 545-9491
OCEANFIOHT IUMGALOW DE:Sn:lA TE!
Price reduced $5,000 on this bright & airy
family home. Very low maintenance backyard
with custom spa & redwood decking + BBQ &
firepit. Move·in cond ition. Only $169,900.
963-5671 DESflaATE LADY
This superb 2 bdrm condo is a great sta~ter &
priced at below market value. Hurry. this one
won't last. Call now!! 54.5-9491
•COSTA MESA CHAIMll*
Sensationa l 3 bedroom ho me featuring
upgraded interior. french doors, & spa in extra
large y'ard. All for $1l0,000. Owner will carry
large 2nd T.O. 759·1501or752.7373
MEET LORRAINE ROBERTS
LomJJne is definitely one d the Premi#K
As.toci.ttes of Welk., & L• Rell &m1e.
She eamed membership in ocx Elle Sale•
C/00 'Wimel'S Circle" dC61ng her lht rtar
8S well IS~ sallf ...OS indcJding
Sales Agflnt of the Monlt, Mott Mon.tr
Earned & Best Ovet .. 11 Performence.
Lorraine Is en 1vld tennil l*Yet & JOf10 time
resJdtnt d Lido IM. She apecilllal In 04/f
excJuslve Newpott pf'Ol»lf* & kx the belt
in 1tr1ice, ca/11-er (714) •1501,
Private lockable iron gate onto white sand .
Charming Laguna cottage is perfect weekend
hideaway or rental. Owner will finance at 13%,
$125,IXX> down & NO PAYM ENTS FOR ONE
YFAR ! ! ! 963-5671
JUST ST9'S TO IEACH
I n'o LOAM AVAIL •••
on this charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in
Newport Shores . Price reduced $10,000 to
$16.5,000 for quick sale! Owner wi ll carry 1st
T.D. 759-1501 or 752-7373
Lil'f IOMlS sncw.
For those who'd rat.her play than do yard work!
3 bdrm. 2 bath condo. Good subject to loan,
9~%. Well price. Motivated seller. 545-9491
SI l,000 DOWN
Spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath beach home. Superb
Dnancln1. 963·567 l
ATTIMTION COMllACTOIS
Custom buJ It 3 bdrm, 3 bath home on ~
a c re i n excellent reside ntial
neighborhood. Storage galore including
huge 20xSO' 1arage v.ttb ~ bath <could
be mother·in·law qrtrs). 2 RV access for
trucks or campers plus owtom pool I&
spa.983-5671
SACllACI!
Highly upgraded 2 bedroom, 2 bath beauty &
loft for your own personal office or library.
Owners bought another .and must sell soon.
$115,000. 963-5671
•UICUTIVI SWllT •
Sensational 2 story b!~utJve home reaturing •
larse bedrooms , 3 ' ronnal din ing, ramily
room & bonus room. Located at end of quiet
cul•de·sac. Only $187,000 with auumable
flnancin.1. 759-1501 or 752-7373
~
Dalebout
Bay & Beach
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949.
OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5
COME WIT .. ush.TO DOYfl SHOOS WA TEINONT.
PI ER AND SLIP FABULOUS VIEW FROM LIVING ROOM,
FAMI LY ROOM AND MASTER BEDROO M .. DRAMATIC
WOOD AND GLASS CONSTRUCTION. THREE SPACIOUS
l.IEDROOMS .. DI NING AN D FAMILY ROO MS WET
SAR .CEDAR LIN ED CLOSE:l'S .. SEE DORIS BROWN
1036 POLARIS DRIVE ................... : .. $995,000
COME WITH US .•. TO DOYEi SHOIES. ELEGANT FIVE
BEDROOM llOME O~E OF THE BEST BAY VIEWS ON
GALAXY .DINING AND FAMILY ROOMS MARBLE COUNTER
TOPS IN BA TH ROOMS SPARKLING POOL IN COURT YA RD Sf!!
JA."'VE FRAZEE
1842 GALAXY DRIVE .......................... $665,000
COME WITH US .•. TO UDO rARIC WATERFIOMT. HI GHLY
UPGRADED TWO BEDROOM ANO DEN CONDO BEAUTIFUL
HARDWOOD FLOORS AND CARPETING. PROFESSIONALLY
DECORATED LOVELY WINDOW TREATMENT .. PLANTATION
SHUTT E RS S IT DOWN VIEW or BAY AN D N IGHT
UGITTS Pl i':R AND SLIP AVAILABLE SEE QOTTIE AUSTERO
OR BRIAN SCllOFFMAN
633 UDO l'ARIC, F-2 ............................ $620,000
COME WITH US ... TO DOYEi SHORES. EV ERYTHI NG
FROM nu; HEHHINGBONE BRICK DRIVEWAY TO TH E UPPER
BA\' VIEW .\NO NIGIIT LIGITTS Sl.:GGEST Lt.:XURY FOUR
S PA C I 0 l ' S 8 E D R 0 0 M S f" 0 R M A L D I N I N G
ROOM DE~ GO lJ RMET KITCHEN WITH CO MPLET E
EQl'IP~I ENT INCLL'DING LITTON MICROWAVE AND CEILI NG
LIGHTING WIT H STAINED GLASS PANEL. SEE SUSAN FROST
2106 SANTIAGO DRIVE ........................ $559,000
COME WITH US ... TO HARIOR RIDGE. DELIGHTFUL
TIIRE1'.: BBOIWOM llOME..MIRRORED WALLS IN LI BRARY
AND FAMILY ROO M GA R DEN WI N D O W I N
KITCHEN BEAUTlrt;LLY LANDSCAP ED PATIO WITH
FOli~'TAIN SECURITY SYSTEM \'JEW OF MOUNTAINS. CITY
LJGIITS A~IJ l.Al<f. Lll\f. RE.5ERVOIR SEE JANE MINSKOFf
OR CARLYN TEINER
# 18 SALZIURG ................................ $495,000
COME WITH US ... TO DOVEi SHORES. ENCHANTING
THREE BEDROOM HOME SPACIOUS FAMILY AND DINl!llG
ROOMS TllE IH:AR YARD IS AN ABSOLUTE DREAM WITH
OVERSIZE POOL. EXTENSIVE DECK ING AND LUXURIANT
PL.\~'TINGS S~:E DOTTIE AlJSTERU
1363 GALAXY DllVE ................... -..•. _. S4t5,000
COME WITH US ... TO DOYEi SHORES. FOUR
BEDROOMS OINING ROOM AND DEN BONUS ROOM. AMPLE
ROOM FOR POOL PLUS PLAY YA RD .FRUIT TREES .PROBATE
SALE EH:rUTOR WILL CARRY LARGE T .O ... SUBM IT
OffER .. SEE ELAINE S\'EDEEN
1441 GALAXY DRIVE .......................... $420.000
COME WITH US ... TO DOVEi SHORES. FOUR SPACIOUS
Bf.OR00\1S 11 111': P I l\'1'11': ROOM. DINING ROO M WITH
FIREP L ACE .. BREAKFAST ROO M .T HREE CAR
GARAGE. REFRESHING BAY VIE W SEE BARBARA
ARMSTRONG OR TOM GUY
2012 SANTIAGO DRIVE -••...........•...•••••• S lS0,000
COME WITH US ... TO IAYCIEST. YOU'LL ENJOY THE
PRIDE OF OWNE RSHIP IN TH IS FASCINATING THREE
BEDROOM HOME .. FORMAL DINING ROOM AND OEN EVERY
DETAIL-OF nns HOME rs so PERf'ECT IT SHOWS UKE A
MODEL SEE PIA D'AURIA OR STEPHANY MEURER
1921 TRADEWINDS UME .•....•.........•.•..• $325,000
COME WITH US TO WESTCLIFF . T HREE
BED ROO MS FAM ILY AND DINING ROO MS .. CUST OM WALLPAP~:R NEW CARPETS NEW ROOF" .QUIET LOCATION
YET CONVENIENT TO SHOPS. LIBRARY ANO SCHOOLS .. SEE
!RENE LOUDON
1528 CORNWALL UHE ...•...... REDUCED TO S22t.500
A VAIL.AIU IY Al'P'OfNTMENT
COME WITH US ... TO IAYCREST. PRESTIGIOUS FIVE
BEDROOMS .. FAMILY AND DINING ROOMS . .ISl..AND TYPE
KITCHEN .. BUlLT·IN BBQ .. BRICK PATIO .. ADEQUATE SPACE
FOR POOL PLUS PADDLE T ENNIS COURT.
ASK FOi PIA D'AUllA ..•••••••••••••••.•...•• $495,000
COME WITH US TO MESA YBDE. HIGtn.Y UPGRADED
EXECUTIVE HOME .. FOU R BEDROOMS .. FORMAL DINING
ROO~I TEMPERATt.:RE CONTHOL WI ·r. ROOM llt:GE
FAMILY ROOM POOLSIZf. YARD
ASK FOi GAYLE AMATO 01 ALLAN MINOR •••• $250,000
COME WJTH US TO HEWP'OIT THRACE. THREE
BEDROOM CONDO PRIVACY Al\D VIEW ASSL'MABLE IST
T.D ... MANY EXTRAS IN THIS LOVELY NEWPORT BEACH
RETREAT.
ASK FOR ROGB IAICj)UIST •••••••••.••..••.•.• SI st,500
1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE 611-7300
SH1141S!
3 bdrm, family rro.
beautified home on large
R·2 lol. Sl.91.00>
MAUl'f STAUHH
SEA UOH RIAi.TY
673-5354
AHOUSlfarYOU .ct IMCOMI TOOi
Two bo\llft on I lot In a
very dttireable area.
Owner will carry Lit No
qualifying. 2 bd rms
each. Only Sl~.900. Call
today 979-5.TIO.
ALLSTATE
REALTORI
SHOWS LIU MOD& a Bdrm 30itl5' FIR + + +. Anahtlm cul de--
H t:. Owner will htl'
flnan. C.H.Rl3M616 _
AUC-.
CDMDWLD
4 BR-2~ bl + 2 BR-2 bl. Tblt property •tu~
IOld Smtda1. JYM a
.... bttt ~·.r· fer. 0,. Sil.IS. 14
NWWJ'°ll ..... • -=.:..----~,--'"1
MINI ESTATE
COROMA Dll MAl
Near 1'1 acre lot ! ! ! Elegant
c u s tom 4 bdrm home .
Oversized liv. rm. & din. rm.
for entertaining. Lg. pool. One
d a kind property offered at
$795,(XX).
.UAIDID COMM.4311.000
Charminf 2 bdrm + den condo
in Jasmine Creek. Quiet st.
cl06e to pool & tennis. Good
loan. Good rinancing.
WOOOlllKl 5 •
Love ly Prescott -1 reat
location on cul del sac. Formal
di nin1 . ramlly room with
fireplace, s BR, 3 Ba, elegant
family home. Owner will help
finance. Priced $299,~.
MOIU HOWIS
We have 4 lovely new UsUna ln
a $ star park. Priced from
••to•~·
EMERID BAY
Ocean front tot in gated area with pvt.
beach, tennis courts and 24 hour
security. Plans and permits for unique
luxurious home. Oriented to the superb
view. This is the only available front
row property in Emerald Bay.
$1 .650.000.
CaroleT.-.baltor494-001t
TURTLE ROCK onH HOUSE
SAT. & SUN. 3-7 ,.M.
ENTERT AIMER'S DBJGHT
I 9 Roc•y bell. lr¥illt
loff Hilgat91
• Dramatic night light view
• 3 liRs or 2 + den all w full baths
• Soph1sl1cated alarm system
• Approx . 2.174 sq.ft.
• End unit. very private
• Large formal dining rm
• Close to tennis. spa & pool
• A~sumable financing
• OFFERED AT $269.500
Presettfed by
HAT ALIE, IEHJAMIH
Macnab Irvine Reity
lusiness: 752-1414
hsidetlc•: 851-1451
RCTaylorCo
6 40-9900
1-fARBOR VIEW HOME
SEA WIND
The answer to all your dreams ~
This remodeled Portofino 1s in
Phase 11 I of the most popular
area in Newport Beach. 4 bds .• 4
baths, a sweeping view of Orange
County and much. much more '
Call for details $479.<XXJ
GREAT FINANCING
Lovely 4 bedroom 2 story home .
Ni'cely upgraded with decorator
wallpapers. located on a cul de
sac. Comm. Recreation facilities
nearby. Sl76.950
SEA VIEW
tr you des1 re guarded gate
community. great centra l
location. all the amenities
including 4 bds. 2' 2 baths. forma l
dining room. exercise pool & spa,
then see our SEAVIEW New
Bedford . The financing is
fantastic. ONLY $379,500.
SPYGLASS
4 bd . Tradewinds. Owner is
motivated~ Will trade or help
finance. GREAT BUY at $495.000.
Submit all offers.
LINDA ISLE
Your view from most every room
in this lovely home is a constant
parade of beautiful boats. white
sails & sun sets. Situated on 60 ft.
of the most desirable bayfront
locations. This home offers 5
bds., 6 baths. pool & spa·with
large double dock. s pacious
enough to keep 4 large yachts.
Own. will consider exchange
$2,100,000.
HARBOR VIEW HOME
REDUCED TO SELL
ONLY $224,950 for this 3 Bd 2 Ba
Harbor View Home near park
and pool. Motivated owner will
assist in nnancing. Try 10% down and quick escrow. Hurry, won't
last!
SPYGLASS
This New Bedford home has
everything! Pool. jacuzzi and
f antasllc ocean and night light
vitws! Highly upgraded
throughout with many quality
reatures. $795.000.
WOW! WHAT A VIEW
Lovely 3 bedroom home with
rantastic ocean and canyon
views. Sit In the 1azebo Ir enjoy. Lush landacaping rompliment.a
t.hia lovely bollM'. $29t,OOO.
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760·8520 $235,000 Sun 1·5
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545-5721 Sl35,000 SattSun 10-5
468 Abbie Way, Costa Mesa
644·7020 $174,000 Sat/Sun 11·4
372 Magnolia. Costa Mesa
675·1771 $139.900 Sat 1Sun 1·5
?.333 Arbutus E. Bluff. NB
557-4579 $275.000 Sun only 1·4
890 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa
759·1501 Sll0.000 Sat/Sun 12-4
•2553 Greenbriar. Clg. Prk. C.M.
731 -9278 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
245 LaJolla (Nwpt Hgts > NB
645·0303 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
215 Via Nice, Lido.Isle, NB
963-8182 $635,000 Sun 1·5
3010-C Bradford Pl., Santa Ana
96J.8182 $96.500 Sun 1·5
•2615 Harbor View Dr .. CdM
673-1600 $550,000 Sun 1·5
2661 Crestview Or., Bayshores. NB
644·9060 $335,000 Sun 1·5
200 Columbia, Nwpt Crest, NB
644·9060 $185,900 Sun 1-5 ~ Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar
631·1400 $1,350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1723 Plaza del Sur. BaJ Penin. NB
63H400 $295,000 Sun 1·5
lOl0-14·16 E. Balboa,
Balboa Peninsula
642·8235 Sl ,350,000 Sat/Sun l ·5
505 Avenida Largo, Eastbluff, NB
551·8700 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2213Chandler, Santa Ana
979.2390 $139,900 Sun 1·5
635 Whitney Way. Costa Mesa
631·1266 $139,900 Sun 1·4
502 W. Columbine, Santa Ana
979·2390 $132,500 Sun 1·5 ~S. Oak. Santa Ana
979·2390 $84,950 Sun 1·5
SOS Seaward, Corona Hghlnds, CdM
851·9522 Sun 1·5
14644 Oval, Walnut Sq., Irvine
5.52·2000 $108,900 Sun 1·5
1614 Santenella, Irv Terr. CdM
552·2000 $299,900 Sun 1·5
2022 Orchard Dr .. Santa Ana Hgts
631·7371 Sun 1·5
•2776 Mendoza (Mesa del Mar ) CM
540-1151 $165.000 Sun 12·4
118 Collins Ave .. Balboa Island
642·8235 $365,000·Fee Sun 1·5
2041 Port Provence, Newport Beach
640·9900 $224,950 Sun H
3124 Roosevelt Way, Costa Mesa
540-3068 $139,500 Sun 1·4:30
15 Creekwood, Irvine
551·3000 $154,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
14 Mallard, Irvine
5.51·3000 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
3 II ,._ FAM IM w D94
•32201 East Nine Dr., links Pt,
Laguna Niguel
Ei61-0'710 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1200 Alabama, Huntington Beach
642-7404 $215,000 Sat/Sun
~Aleppo, Eastbluff, Newport Bch
642.6368 $285,000 Sat 2·5/Sn 1·5
26.51 Crestview, Bayshores, NB
644-9990 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2083 President, COlta Mesa
1.. 751·3191 $100,000 Sun 1·5
16 Woodgrove, Woodbridge, Irv.
M2-1&00 t192,500 sat1Sun 1-s
••38 Balboa Coves, Newport Bc:h
673-7060 $595,000 Sun 2·5
•8 Monterey Circle, Spyglass, CdM
$44·9990 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2149 Anniversary Lane, NB
751-3191 $190,000 Sat/Sun l·S 365 Newport Glen Court, NB
642-001 S330.000 Sat/SUD M
11 Mainsails, Corona del Mar
8'4·9980 $360,000 Sun lJ.5
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1915 Tradewinds, Baycrest. NB 6 Mallard, Woodbridge, Irvine
644·9990 $315,000 Sun 1·5 552·4946 Sat/Sun 1·6
3139 Madera. Mesa Verde, CM 02274 Channel Road, NB
631·1266 $152.500 Sun 1·5 675·2311 $1,650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
16<Yl Elm <Mesa Verde) CM 1827 Port Stanhope (H\fllim) NB
645·0303 $146,500 Sun H 675-3411 Sat 1·5/Sun 2·6
2300 Port Durness (Seawind) NB 4 rumrock (Trtlrk .Hln) Irvine
642·8235 $335,000 Sun 1·5 67S-3411 $312 ooo s Su 2323 Cliff Drive, Newport. lieacn • at/ n 1·5 631·1400 $975 ,000 Sun 1·5 1867 Braemer, Newport Beach
2921 Jaca randa !Mesa Verde) CM 646·4380; 642·4447 Sat/Sun 1·5
645·0303 $134.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 •17521 Via Espana. Hunt. Beach
120 Via Quito. Lido Isle, NB 673·7300 $249,000 Sun 1·5
675-6161 $475,000 Sun 1·5 °320 Morningstar, Newport Bch
h 631-1400 $1,400,000 Sun 1·5 2'14 Via ll aca. Lido Isle. NB 232 Goldenrod, r../\rona del Mar 675-6161 $420,000 Sun 1·5 "f" #.18 Salizburg, Hrbr Ridge, NB 673·8494 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
631-7300 $495,000 Sun 1·5 •30781 Concord, Laguna Niguel
•l:l>l Galax y Dr. Dover Shores, NB 495·1720 $369,900 Sun 2·6
631 ·7300 $495,000 Sun 1·5 2018 Port Ramsgate (HVHms ) NB
1907 Tradewinds. Baycrest, NB 675-6000 $325,000 Sun 1·5
644·9060 $345,000-Fee Sun 2·5 1225 Keel (HVHls) CdM
2715 Bayshore Dr. Bayshores. NB 675-6000 $435,000 Sun 1·5
644·9060 S385.000 Sun 2·5 409Catalina (Nwpt Hgts> NB
1921 Tradewinds Ln. Baycrest. NB 675-6000 $365 ,000 Sun 1·5
631 7300 S325.000 Sun 1·5 19 Klamath (Univ Pk> Irvine
1528 Cornwall Ln. Westcliff. N.B. 675-6000 S225,000 Sun 1·5
631·7300 $229.500 Sun 1·5 21 Hunter, Northwoods. Irv.
**~ 38th St.. Newport Island. NB 552-2000 $262 ,500 Sun 1·5
631·7300 $499.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2862Tabago Pl (Mesa Verde) CM
~Shipway Ln, Baycrest. N.B. 642·5200 $179,900 Sun 1·5
631-7300 $299,500 Daily 1·5 •2501 Island View <lM-lls l CdM
••1006 Polaris Dr. Dover Shrs, NB 642-5200 $429,000 Sun 1·5
631-7300 5995.000 Sun 1·5 **2616 Bayshore Dr .. Bayshores
10101 Cliff Dr .. Huntington Bch 642·8235 $2.000,()()().Fee Sun 1·5
963·5671 $159.000 Sat/Sun 12·4 3 Dorchester East. Northwood
•2<» Via Eboli. Lido Isle, N.B. 551-8700 $199.500 Sun 1·6
644·9060 $598.500 Sun 1 ·5 2424 Francisco ( Bnie Bay H'lnds) NB
1912 Sumba. Mesa Verde, C.M. 642·8235 $237.500 Sun 1·5
963·8182 $184.900 Sun 1·4 ••132McKnight. Laguna Beach
1100 Dennis Dr .. Costa Mesa 642-8235 $895,000 Sun 1·5
557·3314 $245,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 n; Vista Ba ya Cr ( E/Side) CM
2298 Redlands, Newport. Beach 540· 1151 Sl97 ,500 Sun 1 ·5
631 ·1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •I Trafalgar. Hrbr Ridge. N.B.
2113 Miramar. Penin. Pt., NB 644-6200 $1.795.000 Sun 1·5
631-1400 $444 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~91 Silver Saddle. Laguna Hill s
2544 Carnegie Ave .. Clg Park, CM 642·8235 $550,000 Sun 2·6
979·5370 $132.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~Port Durness. Newport Bch
315 Milford. Corona del Mar 640-9900 S479,900 Sun 1·5
673·8550 $549.000 Sa 1·5·Su 12·3 • 14 Drakes Bay. Corona del Mar
1806 Beryl Ln !Hbr Hlnds) NB 640-9900 $529.500 Sun 1·5
642-5200 Sl85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 553 Bethany, Turtlerock. Irv.
1824 Port Manleigh !HVHms ) NB 640-9900 $213.000 Sun 1·5
675-3411 Sat/Sun 1·5 •21().1 Yacht Grayling. Newport Ben
472 Lenwood Cr .. Costa Mesa 640·9900 $379,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
631·6990 $179,900 Sun 1-4 •3.5 Goleta Point. Corona del Mar
2..596 Temple Hills Dr .. Laa Beh 640-9900 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
640-9900 $299,000 Sat 1-5 1822Tanager Dr .. Mesa Verde. C.M
~16th St .. Huntington Bch 549·2644 $228,900 Sun 1·5
960·6500 f.31,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3213 Nebraska Pl., Mesa Verde. 320Seawar , Newpon Beach CM
631·1400 $369,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 751·3191 $149,950 Sun 1·5
••827 Via Lido Soud, Lido Il. NB 1647 Reef View Cr, Spygls Rdge,
673-7300 Sl.500.000 Sa 10.2/S 1·5 CdM
2812 Drake Ave. !Mesadel Mar)CM 640-5357 $.529.000 Sat1Sun 1·5
751 ·3191 $128.900 Sun 1-5 1441 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores, NB
2933 Cassia. Newport. Beach 631·7300 $420,000 Sun 1·5
631·1400 $349.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2012 Santiago Dr .. Dover Shores,
NB
4 IEDIOOM 631·7300 $350,000 Sun 1·5
500 Cliff Drive, Newport Sch 2731 Pebble Dr., HVH, N.B.
642·7751 $395,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 640-SS60 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1789 Pitcairn (Mesa Verde) CM 1251 Surrune Way, Harbor Vu, CdM
540-~ $165.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 644-4910 $410,000 Sun 1·5
•1206 Cambridge, Westcliff, NB 5 Rue du Pare, Big Canyon, NB
768-2999 S318,500 Sun only 12·5 644·9060 $650,000 Sun J.S
•204 Via San Remo. Lldo Isle, NB 2106 Santiago Dr., Dover Shores.
640-Sm Sat/Sun 1·5 NB
•1933 Galatea Terrace. CdM 631·7300 $559,000 Sun 1·5
675·2311 $995.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1730 Marlin Way, Baycrest, NB
#8 Winged Foot, Big Canyon, NB 673-4400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
67S-2311 $799,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3202 Delaware Pl., Mesa Verde, CM
118 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, N.B. 979·5370 $139,500 Sat/Sun 11·6
673-7300 Sat/Sun 1.5 08 Collins Island, Newport Bch
9341 Tudor, Garden Grove 631-1400 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
631·1400 $153,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••503 Edgewater, Newport Bch
2.339 Rutgers, Clg Park, Costa Mesa 631-1400 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
979·5370 $125,000 Sun 1·5 ~Port Chelsea Pl., N.B.
1800 Port Carlow. Hrbr vw Hms 675-2373 $325,000·Fee Sun 1·5
NB ' 219 Via Nice, Lido Isle, N.B.
759·9100 $279,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 963-8182 $445,000 Sun 1·5
214 Lugonia , Newport Shores. NB 2727 Island View, Corona del Mar
642·8850 $195,000 Sun 3-6 644-6200 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1194 Atlanta Way, Costa Mesa 2321 Aralia (Eastbluff) NB
cA5 37l0 $l2S 500 Su 30 644-6200 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ""' · • n 1·4: *~ S. Capella Ct (Mesa Verde)
l>l W. Columbine, Santa Ana CM
979-2390 $134,950 Sun 1·5 540-1151 $199,900 Sat/Sun 1·4
•2347 Irvine Blvd., Newport Bch 21872 Kaneohe, Huntington Bch
673-8550 $289,000 Sun 1·5 963-6767 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
2476 Rue de Cannes, Cost.a Mesa
673-8550 $137 ,500 Sun 11 -3 5 llDIOOM
152Sunset Terrace, Laguna Beach 1850Capri Cr (Mesa Verde> CM
497.5494 $498,000 Sun2:»5:30 , 546--2313 $475,000 Sun 1·5
1 • •219 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle
4 • ... L FAM IM., 094 642·8235 $2,300,000 Sun 12·5
l&1 Tahiti, aguna Beach **2'11 North Star Ln., N.B.
'97·5'N $.529,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~2311 ... ,4SO,OOO Sat/Sun 1·5 1533 Tahiti, Laguna Beach ~
497.~ $529,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 I .... PAM IM • DIM 11 Coolbrook, Turtlerock, Irv.
552-1800 $259 000 Sat/Sun l·S .,.2768 Lorenzo Av. (Ms del Mr) CM
#1 Cadela, Northwood, Irv. 631-7110 5165,000 Sun 1·4
S ·1800 $222 500 Sun 1·5 1407 SantaneUa, Corm.a del Mar
14532 Sweetan, Cam. Hnw, lrv. 780-8311 $.140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
552·1800 $16(1500 Sat/Sun l·S 1706 Port Abbey Pl, HVH, Nwpt
383 Newport Glen Qiurt, NB Beach
642-00> peo,ooo Sat/Sun M 75'-1202 $325,000.ree Sat/Sun 1·5 uoo Leeward Lane. Baycrmt~ •18'2 Galax y Dr, Dover Shores NB
64&-2078 $289,500 Sat 1--s 631·7300 *5,000 &in 1·5 •3115 Bermuda, Coeta Mela 1818 Newport Hills Dr, JM!, NB
llH• SIM.000 . ,,,,_ ... 7IO Sun 1-5 mo a..-Dr., CoM lleia s Dwwood, ma CUl)IOCI, NB --St•.-Slt/8un 1·$ M4 GOO 12.100,000 Sat/SUD l·S
11 llOPI It nr.:· C~ts • ;;•nd Dr. (Weltclr) NB .. _..... ••• ... ... ,. ·-........ _ C!.61G.-........ ,... ..-.-.,,.,_ 1·5
u w. Octanfnat, Newiait INa ani•w Lane, k Hunt Bell
l'IMl10 •• 000 !illtllla'Sli •ta •.ooo luill·S
1533 Miramar, Balboa Penin Pt.
673-7761 $459,000 Sun 1·4
1827 Port Tiffin ( HVIDm> NB
673-7761 ~9.500 Sun 1 4
1835 Port Sheffield (JMirm) NB
673·7761 ~.900 Sun 1'4
121 Via Firenze. Lido Isle. NB
645·9950 $850,000 Sun 12·6
2750 Canary (Mesa Verde) CM
546-2313 $225.000 Sun 12·3
9312 Cloud haven, Huntmgton Bch
963·6767 $164.900 Sun 12·5
6 HOROOM
**2600 Bayshore Dr., N.B.
751H221 $1 ,400,000 Sun 1·4
6 IR plus FAM IM "" Da.
25 Bodega 'Bay, Spyglass, CdM
644-9990 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2314 Westminster (E1Side) CM
645·0303 $215.000 Sun 1·4
8 IR ptus FAM ltM w DEH
**200-202 So. Bay front . Bal Isl.
642-8235 $2,500.000 Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
2511 W. Sunflower T · 10, Santa Ana
979.2390 $84.900 Sun 1·5
3050 S. Bristol D-15. Santa Ana
979·2390 $89,950 Sun 1·5
88 Navarre. Rancho San Joaq, Irv.
552·2000 $151.900 Sun 1·5
1101 MacArthur 1r 155. So.est Villas
545·9491 $89.500 Sun 1·5
2315 Vista Huerta. Bluffs. NB
759-9100 $139,900 Sun 12·4
2424 Santa Ana, E-Side, C.M.
673·9060 $108,500 Sun 1·5
1628 Iowa "B," Costa Mesa
979.2390 $96,500 Sat1Sun 1·5
•43.5 Gloucester, Costa Mesa
642·4799 $139,000 Sat/Sun 12·4
•••310 Fernando St. (U406),
Balboa Penin.
640-5357 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•17().1 Westcliff Dr. #16(Wstclr)NB
673-4400 $129,500 · Sun 1·5
2 IR pllts FAM IM or DEH
532 Cancha, The Bluffs. NB
631-7300 $194 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
73 Highland View, Trtlrk, Irv.
955-2205 $183,500 Sun 1·5
••633 Lido Park Dr, F-2. NB
631 ·7300 $620,000 Sun 1·5
3 IEOROOM
SSOV1sta Grande. Newport Bch
675·6670 $244.900 Sun only 11·5
3147 College. Costa Mesa
646·4380 $110.000 Sun 2·5
1001 MacArthur #51, So. ~t Villas
759·1501 $98,500 Sat1Sun 1·5
•405 Vista Suerte, Bluffs, NB
759-9100 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2716 Vista Umbrosa. Bluffs, NB
700.9339 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#3 Monaco. Hrbr Ridge, N.B.
640·5560 $885,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 IR phu FAM RM or DEH
915 Van Ness Court. Costa Mesa
631·7371 $172.500 Sun 1·5
4 IR plits FAM RM "" D94
Kia Loa Ct. N wpt Crst, NB
673-7300 $225,000 Sun 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 IEDIOOM
97Ei6 Verde Mar, Huntington Bch
968-8341 $118,500 Sa 11·5/Sn 12·5
•56 Sea Island, Newport Beach
640-4518 $215,000-Assum. Sat/Sun
1·4
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
J IEDIOOM
8811 No. Coast Hwy #19'l, Lag Bch
497·5494 $75.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•700 Lido Park Dr. #22, NB
631·1400 $62,500 Sun l ·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 .. & 2.
412·412"'2 Goldenrod, CdM
673-8494 $.135,000 Sat/Sun l·S
2516 Bayside Dr., Corona del PtJ ar
675·6000 $450,000 Sun t-5
311p11112•
700 Marguerite (Old QlM) CdM
675-6000 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
720 & 7201/a Jasmine Ave., CdPtf
673-4400 $320,000 Sun 2·5 ........ ••Q Grand Canal, Newport Bch
631-1400 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
116 Marine Ave., Bal. Island, NB
631-1400 $530,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 . ...... J.
9:>7 /~71/a ~ ... ernleaf. C<nna del Mar
631-6990 Auction Sat/Sun 1·4
4 .,,,..,) LOW9
•*8900 W. Oceanrront. Nwpt 8th
6'2·1603 S895,000 Sun 1"4
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BRAND NEW
1981 TERCEL
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BRAND NEW
1981 COROLLA
Power tron1 (disc) brakes.
vinyl 1nte11or. radio, bucket
seats (I only) (168997)
(42118)
BRAND NEW
1981 STARLET
140 88 for 48 months, APR 17 2.2, 699 down. def 7461.24 (on
approved credit)
Power front (disc) brakes,
MPX. AM FM (stereo), vinyl
interior, tnm rings. bucket
seats ( 1 only) (553471)
(42271)
BRAND NEW
1981 PICKUP
163.43 for 48 months, APA 17.20. 699 down. def
8543.64 (on approved credit)
Powe< lront (disc) brakes,
vinyl interior (1 only) (14167)
(42100)
MO.
134 20 IOI '8 monlhs APR
11 22 699 down de4 7140 60
ton aPOIO.e<I cred111
Power front (disc) brakes, vinyl mtenor.
bucket seats, front wheel dnve (1 only)
(74752) (42224)
Orange Coast DAILY PiLOT/Sunday. June 28, 1981
BRAND NEW
1980 FIESTA
122 06 for 48 mos APR 17 61 699 down. def 6557 88 (on
approved credrt)
4 speed, tinted glass. front wheel drive. steel belted
radials. great economy car. much more• (60100)
(C0173)
BRAND NEW
1981 ESCORT
129 46 for 48 mos . APR 1 7 61 699 down def
6913 08 (on approved credit)
Hatchback. front (disc)
brakes. steel radial tires
front wheel dnve. lold1ng rear
seat (245049) (10319)
BRAND NEW
1982 EXP
t78 47 for 48 mos APA 17 61 699 down def
9265 56 (on approved cred11l
3 Door sporty coupe. power
front (disc) brakes. steel ra·
dial tires. front wheel drive.
radto w dual spkrs.. vanity
mirror. reel seats. full 1n·
sirumentatton much more•
(22630) (10264)
BRAND NEW
1981 MUSTANG
AM FM (stereo). steel radial
tires. wheel covers. tinted
glass.reel bucket seats. full
instrumentation. dual remote
mirrors. much more•
(124175) (10241 )
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COUHTIY RIMCH
IH IA YSHOllS
Charming 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 $349,500. Open
Sat & Sun from 1-5. 26.Sl Crestview.
FAMILY OllamD
This 4 bedroom 3 bath house in
Baycrest is perfect for family
entertaining. large country kitchen.
formal dining. Pool and spa m very
private. tastefully landscaped
grounds. 0 w n er wi II finance.
$315 ,000 . Open Sun 1·5. 1915
Trade wind
INVESTOR'S SPECW.
80', finan cing with private lender
at w ; 3 br. 1 ba. large fenced
yard, covered pat10, family kitchen.
large double garage. Priced for a
quick sa le at $123,500. Open Sat 1-5.
20092 Spruce (Santa Ana Heights).
CHARMING IWffS
Delightful Bluffs 2 bedroom plan
"H" with view on the Caudal
greenbelt near pool and putting
green. Partial back bay \'iew and a
delightful deck. FleXJble financin~
Price reduced to S220.000.
IEST V Al.UE IN SPYGLASS
This unique SoulhPort model has
view. 6 bedrooms. 41 :.i baths and on
one of the best streets in the area.
This home is in prime condition and
ready lo move into. The customized
interior and lushly landscaped
yards make this home a rare find at
just S69<J.500.
LIDO ISLE
Spanish elegance at its best. 4
years new at the peaceful east end
of Lido Isle Commuruty beach at
each end of the street. 4 bedrooms.
3:Y4 baths, gou rmet kitchen. walled
patio with fountain . Super family
entertainment home . Owner
creat4ve submit $625.000. Open
Sat from 4-8. 116 Via Waziers
$50,000 DOWN MOVES YOU
INTO SPYGLASS
Make an offer they can't refuse.
This exquisite 3 bedroom home
needs absolutely nothing but a new
owner. It ha s been professionally
d ecorated , land sca p e d
meticulously. has sparkling pool
and spa, and assumable loans. All
this in Spyglass H.iU for $475.000.
Open Sat & Sun from 1-5. 8
Monterey Circle .
IA YSHORES FAMILY HOME
This large 4 bedroom. 4 bath home
is just steps away from the private
beaches of this gate guarded
commumty. The living room with
heavy wood beams. paned windows.
and s hul\ers open to the sunny
brick p'atio g reat for
entertaining. Owner will assist with
financing or will consider trades.
$549.500.
GORGEOUS JASMINE CREEK
CONDO Plan 5 -former model with
secluded patio and tile jacuzzi off
the master suite. 3 bedrooms, large
family room kitchen combo. 21::
baths. Excellent buy with unusual
financing and a very flexible
price!! Otfered at Pi0.000. Open
Sunday 12-5. 11 Mainsail
NEWPORT HEIGHTS CUI COD
Fabulous large Cape Cod f amlly
home well located in Newp ort
Heights. 4 bedrooms plus a family
room. Large ba ck ya rd for a
growing famil y. Price ju.'il reduced
to $275.000!' Owner will ai;s1i;t with
financing.
PICTURE PEIFICT
Professionally landscaped fronl and
rear. Very private entertaining
patio and pool area -3 oversized
bedrooms and 3 baths. Large
kitchen/family room combo. Owner
will finance. $369,500.
RANCHO SAM J0A9UIH
Adorable, affordable 1 bedroom and
loft condo in the Villas. This bright,
cheery home is perfect for the
small family or single. $153,900
SOPHISTICA Ta LIDO IS&.I
WITH FfHAMCNi
This enchanting home has all the
amenities for family life plus
luxu ry e ntertaining. With 5 bedroo~. each with Its own bath
there is plenty of room. At $400,000
assumable 1st TD al 103 In
available with owner wuting to
carey some balance. Thls classic
home will not last lOf\I. $7~.ooo.
ADULT CONDO
DCB.UMT fl&t.MC•
This larce two bedroom
tondominJum with its high beam
ceilin11 and beautiful mountain
vtew ii in the belt location ol this
aecurtty 11ted compJn. Enjoy Udt
rully ait·conditJoned \lllt with tJli
community pool J~ ttepa rrom
1fN1 door. Larae as1um1ble K
IGID. All for llM,IOO.
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balco"Y· OWNH WILL CAllY.
'975.000. 631-1400.
1723 Plota Del s..
PEMIMSULA POINT RXa
OR the CJl'fffl wittl the pr;.ocy of • ,.,...
yt't w• to lay or led. 3 bed. 2 bate..
for the bulldtr or dtc ...... Int prictcl
for cpcll sate. 5295,000. 631·1400.
2113 MU-..-
P941MSULA POINT~
WrA to loy & Oct• froRt Mil 111i1-1d
becmlty. Completely ww la & .t wftt.
loods of rOOflt for HM *-ly. S,.CkM
2-story wittl peocJCJtd & "'°°* ftoort, ~ & staiMd glan. l.cs'9f lbd. lbo.,
kJ. fmnlly room & dill. ""' bcelewt McincitMJ. $444,500. 631-1400.
3024 ou ... d.
FRONT ROW~OROMA oa MAI
Premium strttt w/ estate Mu ~.
7Sft. frHtage. 2 legal loh .. d
,__ _.c YU of octc11 & jetty. Esty
Newport rtslduce w/tt. ,...,_ &
quality of bygou days -wood
pauli"CJ· "'oldi"CJ' & ICll"C)t roo'"'·
Sl,350,000. 631-1400.
2291 Rtdlmtds-Cor. 23rd
COUNTRY FR94C~
Oc* coblMb, ltall• tilt, t».tiWy
rtmodtfed in top quality. Spllftdid lbd.
homt °" a quiet strHt. $265,000.
I 16 MoriM Id Is.
OWMH FtMANCIMG-OUPlEX
Spacious 2-story 4 lchl haft, plus I
Mnn apt. fi"t time °" mritt. Supet'
location 01t MariH A Ye. Easy st.pt to
So. lcry $530,000.
3 20 S.crwsd
SHOHCLIFFS CORNEil $369,000
Ranmliftg 3 bdmt hCNM w/ ... f°"'ity
"" Glftd room to n,.cl LHM/opt
posslaM wt.lie ya11 fl1 • L8'9e lot.
29l3CouM
USTILUFF VIEW HOME
LIU new! WOftderM ._,.,..._with
new decor ttlrOUC)hout. Wood floors,
uown MOUldillCJ in this ....._....._ 3
bdrm. fmnlly rOOfll .. fonMI dMMg
l'OOlft hCNM. $349.000. 631-1400.
208 Grand c..at
OH GRAMD CAHAi.. WATEl
l.o•efy f-ly hotM with 411 + I Ir
•· Uttlt ls.ICllld qlMtt locatioa wittl tit
for two 11' boats. $6 75,000. 673-6900.
IColllltal•
COMTl.MPOIAIY-oHWATEI
Oil C«Mt" with boat tip Mt fro.t.
Prl•acy, woods, wenwtlt, aw"1"CJ'•
staiMd & !.oded glals, ..,., .. &
nwch "'°"'· IMprttli•• COlilh"'llorary
2...tory hCMIW with 41r ...... !Ute ....
& ch. s 1.200,000 fff. 673-6900
RESIDENTIAL Rf AL f STATE SfRVICFS
119 llJUSE 1-5
OPIH IM tWllOl YllW HILLS
Dramatic ocelffi view. Newly customized & ele,ant 3
BR t Fam. Rm. POOL. $485,000. Magni icent
financing. See LaVondu At 1100 WHITE SAILS
OPIM IN MIWPOIT CHST
A Best Ruy ! Wulk to beaches from this 3 BR . 21/-i BA .
ttenuliful <.'ondomlnlum for $185,900. See Cora
Baldikoski At 200 COLUMBIA
OPIH IN ..WPO•T CHST
Spt!ct~•<'ular O<'()un view from 11lmost every room m this
lovel y 3 HH 21:.1 HA. condo $240.000 See Rita Quiggle
Al 111.ANIWAl,L COUH'l'
OPIM IM THI ILU"S
l>rumu111· l Bit ,•net unit l'Ondo overlooking delightful
l(rt•t•nht•lt Bndwlor prrfeC'l. $147 ,000. See Belly
Htd111rtl At z:111 VIS'l'A HUJt:HTA
OPIM IH HA.llOl YllW HILLS
llt•ud 1111 01•t•1111 vl1•w ·I BR. 2' ~ BA Oen & Sparkling
ix1ol U~1.0IHl St't' Wt·ndy Heam Al 966 SANDCASTLE
0,.. OH UDO ISLI Smu~l11n.: :1 Bl! + l>tm Atrium POOL. Entertainer's
11,•hJ.thl Sflllf1,f100 Sl•t• Edw Olson at 204 VIA EBOLI
OPIH IM ltG CAMYON
Ele~ont 4 Bit. Versailles overlooking loth fairway .
$650,000 St<' Lut'y R~e At 5 RUE DU PARC
OPIH IH IA YSHOIES
Distinctive Cape Cod. Brick fireplace. Beams &
shutlers. 3 BR. 2 BA. w/2 patios . $335,IJOO LH. See
Melinda Marston At 2661 CRESTVIEW DRIVE
OPEN IH TUITUIOCk--HIGHLAHDS
Beautiful view condo. 2 BR. Den. 2 BA. Assumable
loan Owner will help finance. $183.500 See Barbara
Ballman At 73 HIGffiAND VIEW
OPIH IM TURTLBOCk
Broad moor Plan Ill. 4 BR. Fam. Rm. 2~2 BA . Across
from park. Walk to pool & tennis. $210,000. See Ginny
Anderson At #2 MOUNTAIN VIEW
IXICUTIVE RETIE.AT
Penthouse condo . 2 BR + Den in Rancho San Joaquin.
Spectacular 270 view of golf course. lights and
mountams. Shows well. Excellent financing. $189.000.
PIESTIGtOUS TURTLBOCk
Here's your chance to move up to a President
Home. Spacious plan 200. 3 BR . 2 bath. Su nny
breakfast area. La. Fam. Rm. corner location on
superb cul-de-s ac. Owner wiU carry 2nd T.D. Reduced
to$250.000. Fee.
UHIYHSITY PAIJ( TOWMHOME
Popular 2 story 3 BR. home with soaring ceilings and
lols of glass in newer "Parkcrest''. Lovely , quiet,
cuJ.de-sac location with private entry garden and rear
patio. $205.000.
GRACIOUS UYIHG IM IA YCIEST
Custom built with all the features for happy family
li ving. French doors from dining room, kit chen. family
room & master suite all lead to brick & latticed patio
with lush planting. 2 Additional BR. + 3 baths.
S345.000
IA YSHOllS f'EIFICTIOH
Shows like a model home. 3 BR. + f amity room with
professionally designed patio & spa . Close to private
beach. $359.500.
D.UES TO IE DIFRHHT
Sop~ticated "Art Deco" decorated home on peninsula
bayfront. 3 Stories with P!cturesque views ?' bay ~
coastline. 4 BR . + MBR swte. Lush landscaping on 45
Jot. Sl,875.000.
llei CAHYOH -MOHACO
Elegant condo well situated on 10th fairway. 3 BR.
End unit with' lots of light & privacy. J acuzzi off
master bedroom. Professionally landscaped . $625.000.
CiRIAT teGiHIOIHOOD
Across from the greenbelt on a prime Harbor View
comer lot. 4 BR. 21h bath. Pool + family room. 2
fireplaces. Nu merous upgrades. Delightful at $284,900.
OWH YOUI OWN PAii
The setting for this 4 BR. H~rbor View ~ills reside~ce
compliments the tut~ful interior. Privacy & qwet
location. Many custom features. $.155,000.
STOIYIOOI DUPLU~DM
2 BR. front house completely detached from a spacious
two & den rear unit. An investor or user will like this
. charmer. Great lotation & only $289,500.
llVIMI C...atNI
Spacious 3 BR. in Univentity Pi'rk Terrace. Formal
Din 'g. + large eatinf ·area. Community pool.
Greenbelts. Owner wil help you wltb finan cing.
Reduced to $169,500.
IA YSHOMS -HIAT IUYl
Sparkling white sand & beautiful Newport Bay Just
steps from your front door. Deli1btful 3 bedroom, den,
3 bath home with spacious private patio. $385,000.
MAMS&IHIT&
Would have felt at home with thla CDM 2 BR. charmer .
'Ibey would love the used brick fireplaces, beamed
ce.lllnp, custom built·inl 4' even the ''plate -rall". Cllann + a separate 2 BR. rent.al. $319,000.
LIM) CHAIM
Plush carpel!, plant.aUoa shutters • billl beam
l'tiUnp await you m dis chanllin& 2 BR. executive
......,.. bome. Ei\JoJ JUrly tennis, pool & beaches.
What a way to uve. sm.ooo.
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LOWDOWH ........
•'abulous rlnanclng
available! Beautiful 3 BR .home. Fmh paint ln
and out. PIU.h carpets.
Larae. cbetry kitchen
SkyU1ht to bath Huge
cove~ paUo Generous
yard + RV storage .
Sould 1rtat? ll lS' Only $96,000 Call now ,
M$.o303
COLDWeu
BANl(C!RO
le...tfMlw Opportunity 11.nocu for a
J br Cape Cod Channer.
Only Sl32.900 f'lexible
hnancing.Call Dianna
Cappel. 631 1.200
RVM~
R ~ 1\1 TllH'>
lalbool.s.d 1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
For S• by OWMr
Charming 2 story Cape
Cod. 3 Bdrm, 2ba, PLUS
I Bdrm unit w/bath,
laund rm, 2 car gar Lge
nxed assumable at 12''r
+ owe. SS75 .ooo
~
Fors• by OWHf TastduJly remodeled 3 Bdrm Zba w/lol't. frplc, 2
car gar, laundry rm .
Bay view. Larite r1xed assumable at II'. & owe S475 .ooo Call
673-.Ql88. -
IALIOA ISL.AND
GRAMDCAM.U
Owner will fmance on
this chamung 3 Bdrm.
den, 2 bath home with pegged fl oo rs. high
beamed ceilings and
sunny patios Plus,
spacious I Bdrm I bath
apt New copper plumb-
ing. Dock for two 18'
boats. You'll love 1t'
$699,000
MILLION $ VIEW
HARBOR VIW llLLS
OPIN TODAY l·I
2731 PHU DllVI
Finest original Harbor View Hills
location. Spacious premium lot with
commanding ocean, coastline, bay &
city lights view. 4 bdrm + fam. rm.
"FI XER UPPER" home with
limitless potential on this "one of a
handfull " corner lot homes sites.
Reduced to $459,000 (L) (finest
remodel opportunity in this
prestigious com munity).
Inward of Coast Highway, all shingle
& shake, 2 bdrm Kottage & a sunny 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
hous e at 232 Goldenrod. a new
sprawling County French 4 bdrm. 3 ·
bath home . S.595.000. may lease option .
• <f5ou1na de/~ f!lltojuY~ 673-8494
3641 E. Coist Hwy., Corona del Mar
1-------•1Colta Mesa 102•
MO VIMCi Olarl. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
to 3641 East Coast MESA YEIDE Highway <al Poinsettia I OpenSal Sun t S
to belier serve you' Am 2720 Gannet Dr
pie parking, cool & Lg 4Br + den tn le,el
peaceful You're inv1tt'd home. roroer lot. lg
lO slop in & check our patio Si90.000 Agt
new IJshngs 979.5099 Chris flopper, Realtor SA YE YOUR MONEY!
'f ,(1)Mlll Ul'J.., f(a 1 J great cllCld&... tr~ ver)
;JJ 1 lov. down Sellers will -~•tr'Tirft'11Ul'J help finance Priced tc
,._-~.·-J ut<'t move fast Call now fo1 uf. -n '1·7 '1 details 752·6499
3141 E. Coaat Hwy., CdM
----PlanlllRealty Old Corona del Mar 200 ~ --UNIQUE HOMES
R1la &Tom Boland
67S-6000
Block south of Sea\'1ev. BY OW!'JER-JBr. stud)
4 Br 2 Ba home on .io· 2 1 2 B a • 2 st ) . s Pa
-~·-~!!..!!....~-~-~-lot with large pallo t •, $245,000 557 3314
blocks rrom Big Corona S 139 500
ATTRACTIVE & China Cove 'Bay J Bdrm 2b'a w in-law 2 STOIY $4.42,500. Owner1 Broker qlrs in rear Own/ Agt
+ MODERN APT. 673-904J, 7aMi827. will carry with S20.000
Nr bays. aU xtra lg 2Br.1-------•1 down_~-__
frplc. 1 ~.ea. apt income 21/Jo/o LESS THAN SHARP COHDO
$495 mo. Fabulous as C.OIHG MAIJCET 3 bdrm. 2 bath. pool.
sum able finan<'lllg Save near So. Coast Plaza,
thousands$$$ CDM COTTAGE Sl 15.000 Will Lease
IR2EIN31E4REAL.3'" _nOI PLUS INCOME Brok~~.6J68 -.....,,. or 3 bdnn 2 ba home
-with an isolated master FRHOOMHOUSE lalMHI ,.,.... I 007 bdrm parent retreat or 3 Br I Ba large yard
••N••E•E••D•D••E•V••E•L••O•P••E•R••• 1 in law quarters bedroom S95,000 641 0763 -rotlage any wa) you fREt4CH QUARTB
tu buy prime Peninsula describe it it's charm 3 BR 2•, ba townhouse
Plproperty.673-4717_ ing. up to date and Patio. double gar, OWC
C-'-.__ •~1t 10 II beaut1rully decorated SllO 000 BKR 646-43)() ....,....rr-._ Pnced at t9>.000 wnh "'--'-· -
••••••••••••••••••••••• very special fUtancinii USTSIDE
ssooo DOWN & seller CAU FOi DETAILS Lqvely 3 BR 2 Ba. fam carry. l blk ocean, view. 64._7211 rm home w rplc, dbl
Enel. 4 Br Jba, fam rm. gar s149.500
S249,000. Dys 1146·9048, .. Broker, 646-4~ eves 661-2990 ~ LOWDOWN CoroHdelMcr IOV .._...,....,•...,,.•.,..;~·...,..,1 No qual·No loan ftts ....................... -JBr. P•Ba. pnn only -•,•A•••THB-•SH-l•P-lr-vi-ne Terrace_S_bd-rm . 3
,..._ irv ba. family rm . XJnt fin 545-l(!l~ -
--~ Price~ $160,000f*'-" to S340.ooo. Fee. Open EASTSIDE
2 SMALL
HOMES
The per f e cl du a I Sat·Sun 1·5 1•07 San· ownership property with lanell~ent 7~1 2 almost equal 2 bdrm. 2 ba units with master SOUTH OF HWY ON LARGE suites. stone r1replaces $225.000. 2 Bdrm home. I
and wood beamed cetl· block rrom Ocean Blvd LOT Alley access. StJS.000.
Financing by owner
12'1
ings · all on an oversize
lot with private pallos
and decks. ~.ooo. 10'1
interest rUtancmg
CAUIMOW
644-7211
Nearly new duple~.
Three and two
bedrooms. Three and two baths. lduUy de·
1lfned for guests. Large
assumable 1st and
owner will carry 2nd
T.D.· Call Rocer Bar·
~ul1t , 759·1243 or
131-7300,
HAllOR VIEW
HOMES
PALBMO
Roy Mee.cit, llr.
541-7729
Lovely 4 Bdnn home on l-111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!'
large comer lot. S32S.000 11 11,010 ASSUMAIU FEE • Berni ta Ei I er tse n. On Sl02.000balance.
Broker, 675 2373 or Locallon Mesa Vude
770-llS98. _ Descnptlon 4 BR 2 Ba
Pnce Sl6S.OOO
DUPlU CHAIMEI Owner w'helpflllan«.
OCEAN VIEW 1789 Pilcatm
Pedect ror owner Open Sat/Sun l·S
occupant. 2 sty, 3 bdrm. -~all~-~--
spa, din. rm. lge rrplc. EIS1de CM Duplex 2 cute
dbl door master suite w 1 B r S t O 9 , SO O
ocean view' Owner Agent. 640-7814, 2nd unit helps pay the 963-7600. way w. 3 bdrm open
beamed cetllng, • car MESA VRDE gar. Owner may help 4 bdrm + den. 2 alory
finance al ~ w/207.: 123t.SOO 891·342!
down. Call Jim Davis Openffoust!JO.S
ADI nowf$9-12Zl. Sat•Sun. Mesa Verde
S BR-l~BA home with ~ 3117 hrbedos Plue
room for 2nCl llllll. So. ol R 'AA ... V Cotta lleaa. ~5721 J
Hwy,$235,000 . ~YIM Bedrooms . FUmlshed
OWNERMAYCARRY. ' 1 , ,, 11111" S13S,000.11%inl30year
CaU Stephen Meyers, -----~-Down neniable. Owner
blu, at Te.&:520 CMAltaet SMALL DOWN' 11 ,300
Tll\D ~ mo. 4 bdr, 1~ ba
Tb rte unlt1 wltb a unit Cd)( CMM'lltr w, Sunshine home. 8 )'
flreplace1, on a U ' Jood ..umablt fananc· owner. lmmac co nd .
C«oo1 del Mar lot, for 1,S11. Try •.ooo doW1I Owner will calT)' paper
the pri<'t " a duplex. 11kin1 only 1289,000! VA. Cal Vet. 831·9878.
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!Aft OVtT fl'Ol'I\ F•Uler .•
Dey aale, rtd\lcecl to
clear. 38r, pool. 1pa.
family nn. frplc, peUo l:
ur. Only SllUOO 10''
down
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S 111,500 Por1ola Modf'I, mut1t lff ---..-· ' ....,.,,_' -,_.. • COUNTRY & BEACH PROPERTIES
SIHGU FAMILY HOMI
2 & 3 Bdrm homes, some w 1pooli; &
spas 2 or 3 car gara2es. Excellent
areas. Assumable termi. $129.900 to S295.000.
CONDOMINIUMS
2 & 3 Bdrms Ocea n v1ewi,, near
beaches $88,000 to $25(),<XX>
UMtTS
lncornt> units located near beaches.
Always rented Assumable financing
Sl68.000 to $210.000. ·
COMMYCIAL
Existing restau rant with excellent
location . $425,000.
CUSTOM HOMES
Beach & equestrian areas including 1
a~· lo 4.1 acres. 3 to 5 Bdrm homes
\\1th ocean and valley views. Pri vacy
and room fo r teMis courts $450 000
to Sl .500.000. ' -
Wiison & Weiss
Real Estate
Dana Point
492·2752
Costo Mesa I 024 Costa Mesa I 024 .••.....••.....••..•••.....................•..
OPEN HOUSE I 4PM
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1 .. e or JO& to beach mny upf'*les, pno only "" -from this lughly up SI G9,SOO for •PPt aui. ... of :"Cl NIWPOITSHOllS l'HllUffS ~~
graded 2 br. sgl •tory ~~ t-11 • 'Ii WI to tilt Prime view condo 3
condo w wetbar, 1 br i. --t-Ylctorie A ..... .t di9w CANAL FRONT • Br 84nna, front row Fee CLIFFHAVEH
drn but ran be ronven CHOICE FLOOR PLAN .... 1-t ,W. ~ hflit • • t• 1111 Family Rm ., loft wllb land
ed Ideal for cpl Green 2 story, 3 bdnn, &ood .. br d1r. A ... ..,. ..... +• JM~ s piral staircase C /21 NtwporfC•.
bell vu Comm PQOI, uru ln lrvuic Ju,,t re· far ........... ~ ,... off at. 1219.SOO 640.5357 7'U767 500 Cliff llfY( :.rubf:e"~v ~~k';' ~It~ ductd' Sll4.900 ~~0•0~..:.. '--.. COUISI ~ .~~r 2~11~Aco: 1te~ IAOC IA Y NEWPORT BEA CH
Non ~ooR _µI \600 RedhJllADo-.1+.. vnv v.. .. _.. trade for snlaU Costa 3 Bdrm family horn~ V 1.v..cw.y Upper • CONtr • top loceff• cottdo ¥esa House SZ75.000 Owner will carry new Isl Etgb~~e~~~rs, 4 552 -7500 ="l.ritl't• tllt ....... ...,,...... ~.~~r 3
F!: 1~:d~h~ ~Jian:b/f;,.~311
blocks from uc·ean w of oc--. J .._, 2 ~ oir f ireplaces $329,950 From $231,000 DHlftB.DPill c-.d. w..._/dtryer, ~ ...... & 61 Open HotttSat/Sun 36, C/21 MeltpOff Cllfr.
OPEN SATISlJN l·S This magru!t~nl hom~ CJlll"*Jt· S 137,500. 326 62nd St. 640.5357 760.6767
40816thStreel, HB. just listed. 4 bdrms. 3 BR. 2 BA, 2 Story
Wknds, 714·960-6500 fam ily rm. dining rm. DOMG M_.,. ledtor Canal Front. Brand new W ATER.FIOMT
Wkdays, 714-846-5.573 2~~ baths, 2 fireplaces. 493·6537 or 494-IOll carpet. owe with 2017. 3 Bd , 2 ba on canal
Kio;LLYSNOWAS.SOC orr1 ce. central air. down. $239K. Own/Agt will carry w/
custom bookcases . Ex· PAINT &SAVE.3BR.2 $25,000 dn S24S,SOO
PRIME ARE.A
Jbr, 2ba. frplc. 12· 13'·;
flnancmg
1l E L 0 W V A L U f:
$116,000
Let"~ Ot>al t~lJ!~ SI~
W OH SHOP.ff EE
Attached to huge up
graded home $250.000 4
Br 3 car garage Qua lit)
neighborhood
BRICKELL RE INV
~5402
1042 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SPECTACULAR
WATBtVIEW
2bd rm . den. 2'•bll
townhome Water v1ev.
from master bdrm & In
Ira large lot with U · BA. 2 Story A·Frame. 855-8428
qu1site pool & spa , Sl63,~. firep1t, BBQ. exterior SECWDID 2 B R + d e n 2 ASSUME 81/i°/o LOAH
lighting Outstanding LAGUHAESTATE Of'IEHSUHl·5 Plreplaces, 2 car Lovely2700 sq ft.S BR 3
condition ~sq ft Of Spectacula r 4 Bdrm 1220 .. •ich farage, oversized lot Ba, 2 sty, melds, eler
fered al S249.950 custom contemporary IMPOSING VIEWS 139,SOO. bllo s. cove red patio
CULVBtDALI home, on over \loJ acre of From spacious living 4 BR. lmmac rood Just w'garden setUng Sep
Large 4 Bdrm. ram•> complete seclusion. rm. open decks and 2 listed Good assumable qlrs for maid or guest
room. 2•,, baths Large Breathtaking ocean and mstr bdrm suites + loan Asking Sl95.000 RV parking Ideally
assumable loan SIS4,950 canyon views Sparkling guest bdrm, den, frplcs, Open House Sun ~6 214 located nr Back Bay
DAVID D. CillSOH and spacious thruout l> a l 1 o s a n d Lugoma $249,900. 631·7215 ~ULTn.t 833-'293 Dr am a Li c Laguna galleria .. l175,000
~ dreum home. S695.000.
QUIET INCOME SPACIOUS AHO
GRACIOUS 2 year old ronlemporary
m Turtle Rock Vista 3
bdrm , 2 ba . formal dm
rng. family room and a
terrific kitchen Quiet
and private area ~oun
lain and canyon views
fantastic bu} ut
S2!1!1,000
don osen
rt·,dtor.,
499 N COAST HWY
LAGUNA BEACH
2 Bdrm, 2 ba home on
quiet cul-de-sar nr II S
with 2 adjac I Bdrm
apts Assumable loan
$259,SOO
49'1 ~ _ _ _ PltCB.ESS
New Modular Type LKfHD
Welk to the beach, pools.
tennis & volleyball from
any of these homes
Hafo J ... 1s O'lrieti
CroM)O'IM
642-8150
John Coon.!.be l!_kr
DUPUX
bceptioMll v-.
OnUdo
This 3 bdrm home, on an
extra wide lot realures a
rom pletely furnished
game room sunn y
patio. Spacious master
bdrm.
Redhtll~Realty
1 ;1:~ 1:m11
Spacious 3.4 Bdrrn Wtth formal Dmina Room
Completely Rem<>dl'led Gourmet KJtchen Thul
Includes Solid 011k Cabinet,.,, 1.11rge i"arn1ly
Room. Maids Room & Oen Situated On
1/i Ac,.. Ccnw Lot!
A Great "family '" Home At Only S395.000 OWC'
2ND To Qualified Buyer
OHM HOUSE SAT/SUN 12·5
642-7751
BACK BAY
NEWPORT COUNTRY ESTATE
Macnab·lrvine Realty Co . Proudly
presents this 3.200 sq. fl. traditional.
2-story Cape Cod country estate.
Home features spacious hvmg room.
plus oversized family room opening
onto spectacu lar. lush. tree-filled
ga rdens : separate dintng room
suitable for 12-person formal dinin g:
Lar2e 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 620 Sii ASTA LANE
lf1ghly UP!?raded 3 HH 2
Ba , Brook\ 1cv. Condo
Great rinanrmg For m ro (•all A!?!'nt . Emv
Burt'kle. c .21 llt'r.: 979-8373
HIDE.AWAYCOHDO rm Tr 1 1 e' c I
Beaut1full) landscaped w earthlones Exciting
grounds, with park1n1: floor plan Seller will
acCl'Ss and dbl gar i Br nirry note w SS0.000
Homes. leased land. Authentic Med1t Villa.
Oceanfront Pk. 3 pvt bu1lt in JO's for film star
bchs, 24 secunty, fishing Impossible to duplicatr
P 1 e r r ro m $29. 9 oo Iron gales. french doors.
499·3816 Ital. marble fireplaces
H1191 Priu ledlKticMI
SO rt lo sand Ocean
view, 4 bdrm upper unit
and 3 bdrm lower. Great 11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~11!!!!!~•1
loc ation Decorator ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2ba I storv adult com down S2JS,000 o •~/ and 4000 sq fl of brick ptft ~ S-1·5 terrace, fountains and
sharp! $595,000 Harbor ~w HOMH _
Monaco By owner, 3 br.
S~CstPlcno
N r SCP 2 stn rnndo
Sl39.900 f'our 'r. •Jld 3 bdrm. 3 bd, "mo' t' In
rond. don·t m1si1 11 r;1ll
nov. Lila Dua1tt'
631 1266
WM~
Rf.Al.TORS
MESAVEIDE
4 Br. 212 Ba rui;tom
home Lots of eio.tra'
Ov. ner Broker, &IS !177i
COUEGEPA.RK
POOlHOME
plex with ·1aw1d. pool Rfo:AL ESTATE "'R' L'S
Delightful life st,te tn 17141522·6720
11 ,ou·11 hke 1i Open WATEAfROMT
house Sat Sun 12 ~ t35 1 L: lnure~ter Dr •IHI 4br + convertible den,
Tu:.tin AH~btwn21J 21:.t i Iha. 45 dock, 3 t·ar ~ar,
Sill.ID> assume SSSO.!HIO ron '+523 C.o4P05Dl·fRVlllE lral'l .it 13', Own AUT
Joan ~~2_~7:;o"or ~~~;l~ !~.~7~:nd~ork . LOCJUftO leodt I 041 ...........•••..•..••..
"MASTBlPIECE" lr•in~ 1044 Tn Plex S6S.OOO Uown
~OODBRIDGE L \;I; ••••••••••••••••••••••• <treat terms Panoramic
01:-\G Onl~ 4 brdm plao THINKING Orean Viev. Walk to
on market Jba fam rm : TOWl'liOME? bl'ach S29S.OOO Prin
plu lri;t bonus rm ,\n Call the specialists JI c1palsonl) 4~1526
ansv.er to )Our dreams the condominium 1n • Ill OF at JUSI $379.900 OP £;1; f "' ormauoncenter HE•V.,.... llOL'SES~T.SD;.1 5 -s;n WARNERC/\RR Touchstone Rt'alty Sparkling 3 Bdrm home ~ 9400 963-~I o n b e a u t 1 r u I I y
Wuudbridge Estatt'~ land:.t·ajX'd comer lot
R&'M* Rf.Al.TORS
W ash1n.:ton Model Sooth in~ spa, wood
4bdrm , 2•.ba 2200sq ft deckinit and t-overetl
Assume SllS.IXXl Isl By pat1<> Ocean \lew. glow
0 w n e r. S 18 9, o HO in11 parquet noors. plush
5~9 5778 e a r p e I s . go u r m e t
3 Bdrm. rompletely re
furb1Shed Sl4,5!X> llown
and assume 91 i '. In
Sl45.000 Open Sal Sun
I S, 2553 Greenbriar Dono Point I 026
Call Brenda, llkr •••••••••••••••••••••••
MODEL?
l'ould be, shows so well
3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. highly up,
graded Purdue Plan m
College Park Steps lo
.!>rhools. and pools Just
!Jsted Call Now
ktlchen Lc>wt'st prwe in
lhe area. 1249.500.
don osen 731 9218 Lo•etv Fofftily Home
MOMTICB.LO SprawGng ranch 4 Hr 2
CONDO ba. pool, Sl yard Ov.ner
4 Bdrm. dbl gar. patio Wiil l'arry s.1ss.ooo
kids pets OK Sil0.000 tu LOCJUfto Vilklge R.E.
assume $6(),UOO lrinn~ 497-1761
$.\SS '!10 . H~leoch 1040
C H R 639-6616 •••••• ••••••••••• •••••• ~------~ TERMS TERMS TERMS ~--.....__ NOQUALJFING
VETS-WR....._CO.-.ME $169.995 Nr bch 1.rg 4Br w 3Ba 11r. dn owr
H2,900 AITD 13r, int onh
POOLllOME 962 1227or963-6682 .
I -RANC H
REALTY
SS 1 2000
rcu ltori.
499 N COAfl'T llWY
l.AGUNABEAnt
4!n 48411
MORl'H LAGUNA
IYOWNet
L..ovdy 3br. 2ba. home 1n
puk b ke setung f'renr h
2Sl> blocks from the beach You will
absolutely love this
gorgeous home Oak
545 Wildsor much more ... $895,000
Live 111 the grand man· 49 .. •o57 ner. Sweeping white .,..
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WATl:.KfRON I
liOMU,
REAL ESTATE
631-1400 water views & Catalina ~---
su nse ts from this
custom bwlt executive
home 1n I.he prestigious •••ii•••• WHITEWATBt VIEW North end Spacious for ._ 90· to beach, 10'1 assum
elegant entt rtammg l loan May take note on
$795,000 1 LGCJIMCI Hllh t 050 your prop as down 4 BR o,.. Saf/S. 1-5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Ba. recently upgraded.
57' T....-HihDr. 3 bedrm . housC' 2 baths. w possible tn·law qtrs
Old Worla ambience bu1ll·ins. enclosed )ard. Under $290,000 melds
Spa rklrng fdlilftains paid gardener. 2 t-ar land Move fast' 752-649!1
bPlashing into a lovely g a rage. f •re PI ace Plan Jll Realty outdoor pool of classic S600 mo Avail July I __
Mex 1c an t tle. lush Owner64ZO~ **LIDO ISLE**
tropical courtyard. 3 LOCJ191GH.,.. 1052 Lovely 2 Br 3 ba home
spas & speet.arular 180 •••••• ••••••••••••••••• Beautifully remodeled 2
degree ocean \·iews offer Ponorcmwic Yi.ws yrs ago S484,000 with
an mv1tatJon lo relaxed, Pool & Jae . 3 Bdrm. 2 x Int financing Open
carefree living. A home Ba. rormal dining rm . house Sat 'Sun 1 s al 119
l
t1h
0
ant dS600er1es
000
the 1magina-s215.000.S40J666 Via Vella o v.n Agt
. . . 673·0697
HIGUa SHORES Whelan The youngsters can walk SPYGLASS RIDGE
to school from this nifty Real Estate Family home 1n A-I 3 b d rm . 2 Vi ba t h location. 3 bdrms -+ den
townhouse in a gate + fam ily rm Security
guarded private com-PonorCllftic Views throug hout 1647 Reer
mun1ty Monlhly ree Pool & Jar .3 bdr, formal View Circle OPEN SAT
takes care of outside dining rm , S215.000 &SUN l·S .
ma1nleoant'e, garden-540-3666 C/21 Newport C.tr.
rng, t11xes & insuranre Whelan 640.5357 760.'767 $199,000 tt~r..... Real Estate PARTY IN ·~\."""'.c .. "", ---HARBOR VIEW
41EDROOMS
17141494-1177 \"ANO!llO • --
• ~o dov.n and nu t'll!>tS AIAHDOHEO
J.M.mBS
COMPANY
WOODIRIDGE
LAHDtHG
LA!)'T AVAIL PLANS
for tnfo rall SS!:l!Cti8
noors. gourmet kllehen.,._ _______ _
S21S.000 assum loans at1-
12', Askrnit SJOS,000
494 ~7 eves or 640-9966
Immaculate Pacesetter
tnd 1v home w ex pans1ve view New
crptg. formal din rm
Quiet rural atmosphere
On g owners offer thlS
fam ily home for only
Sl59,SOO William Hosler.
Realtor, 497·3."il I
Smashing family room
with wet bar Un
believably beaut.tful en
terta.mer'1 patio S Bdrm
Sommerset on ree land
Absolutely 1mmarulate
move 1n cond111 on
Creative f1nanc1ng
available. to \'A Don l m1i.• th•~ 2 STRY +roOL
rare opportun1t~ J $93,750
spJc1ous bdrms. 2 bath~ Immediate posses1un 1--------• family rm. frplc. formal Rent till yours Herc.II
dining rm and rool 1s ' Big 2 stor)' T H
refreshing pool On quiet w frml !Jvmg, gourmet
tree li ned cul de sac kitchen. cocktail pat•t>
Owner must sell ASA P' and large master suite
Please rail bkr ror de All JUSl minutes to miles
tails of pQunduig surf + low
6 31-2246 or no down payment Nu ~ qualifying. Hurry call
963·7010 Realty World
~:ASY 10', DOWN B~achs1de,
Rancho S-JMCplitt
t4VISTA
2 Bdrm, 2\;bath ··snug·
gery·· with wet bar
Open Dally till ilold
$179.900
Other models available
through ML S
RanrhoSan Joaquin
Realty 975 0616
f'l:'-A,-.;CI ~G owe balance on rrde(·
4bdrm nr S (' l'IJta
L r g I o I , $ I 2 4 , S 1111
Owner agt moll\llt('d
Open Sunda) IS 3151
<:;anad1an 67~234S
EASTSIDE 2 hou!>rs on I
lot $139.500 Ownt•r v. 111
Oww.er wilt finance
With 2iY : dn lmmac st--------• hr 21, ba. ram rm w
frpk. formal din rm,
11?1! ba rkyd v. patio &
gas frrt> pit fruit trPl's
pror l1JndHaperi
$198,900 Owner ai;tt
IW8 8553
IYOWHER
Assum 9 l'; Sl37,000 Jbr.
2ba. en dosed patio. ac·
cept1nic term~
1213)377 TI~
WOODRRIDGt:. 4 BR.
Greenbnar. nr lake, cul
de sac, entry decor.
hnck & latt1~e SS2 4946
days AGT
COLDWeLL.
BANl(eRC
OPEN HOUSES
OPEHSUH 1-5
OMB.MIGUB.
GOLF COURSE
• OPEH SUHDAT I_.
1620L..-iMSt.
North end of town, As-
sumable financing. This
immaculate home is an
excellent investment.
F i r eplace. guest
quarters. S32S,OOO
RE.ACHOUT
RHCh o.t & T CMICh
the waler from all 3
levels of this remodeled
home m Victona Beach.
Owner will help plare
you in Uus beach nome
with allractJve interest
rates $498,000.
497.5494 carry first Devin & Co
642-6368 Sdvt' mom''' on lh1i. 2
............... ~ hdrm 1· ba v.1th DEEIRB.D
I BR. 3 full bathi.. park
pools & tennis Enter
tainers delight Seller
v. ill help fmanre
Super East Nine end unit
v.llh outstand1n1? as
sumable hnanl·1ng J
bedrooms. 2 baths. ver)
nicely derorated
Private and
cheerful Sl62.SOO Sec
F.llre Finigan or Pat
Plumb at 31SOS Ea~t
'1 1nc Dr1\e Laguna
N 1 g u e I 1-~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
HEXTDOOI
TO NEWPORT
Spotless home on pool
size lot 1n a qurc•t
neighborhood t'On\I'
f1replare. v.1th 10·, a"
~um able lst and ov. ner
v. 111 help w1th 2nd lJm t•
h) 9391 Krepp l>r
$91. 000 963-71 !i6
nient to all ··Pr11Je oft--------
ownersh1p·· home with 3 BY OWNER
bdrms and 2 ba Owner Beaut r1rc staircase.
may carry Isl TD with Franciscan fountain. S
2or; cash down fa) bdrm. 3 bll, lgr master
ment Redu rec lo suite. solar pool, spa.
$161,500 Near Irvine & Neg. fin. 5.S4-3406
20th. , ..... Ill!!!!!!!!!~~
$215.000. by appt
'Prrnc raJI Churk liar
rell. bkr
SOUT ll COAST
REALTORS
SS&m;;!_
WALNUT SQ. CONDO
l4625KAZAN
Lovely Plan C, freshly
pamted, Me:uran lite tn
OPIEH SUH I ·5 entry and dining rm .
2017 l H.....,. Lane move lo cond Por rnfo
OPEH SUM 12-5
th erlook1ng Laguna.
orean and roastal vie~
3 BDRM 3 story. stamed
glass windows. fam1I)
room. all appliance~.
woode n derk with
garden. w w carpelmg.
ft re pluce In l1v1ng
rm. SU>.tXM> See Jim
Sheppard at 107 1
Miramar. Lag una
Beac_..;.h;.;.·-----
4'9·1320 831.081' ,_ __ ""' _.._
So lt 8 31 Atlon on financing, call agt.
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WAll R~HONl
llOMf!I
REAL ESTATE
631-1400 talBrookbursl. 5 Br. + Emy Bu rckle. C 21 IT'SGOT ~~!1111111!!111---~-lge fam rm, frml dining. Ber 97s-1&113 THE SHAKES
LUSE OPTION lg patio. RV cone mamt. A SM ALL PRICE TO A detailed ex terior or
Luxurious Cll$lom ron pad. Backyard access. PAY· 4 bdrm. cul·de-sar ' ' W E AT H E R E D
do 2500sq fl 2 frplrs.4 Lo yrd BBQ. Owner locat ion in Irvine CEDAR SHAKES" lhal
bdrm. 21; baths $1150 flnan 13"1 . a11 ·ror SIZS,900 1.~ Located high above
mo. Sl!IS <n>.S.2-4623 $169.000 962·4509 Roy Redhtllc@>o~-l,ty Laguna's famed Riviera -0--:_:1~..:.1 •4 Mtller -----l\Cd.11 roaslline wla far out _,,.._ -..-VI EW Of TH E SEA
3 Bdrm, l~ba. dbl sided Sell things fast Wtlh Daily 552 -7500 BELOW You'll find U11s
frplc, sun rm. low 111t. rllot WantA<b custom designed home
assumable, low down. Jll•l-1-1-1-1-.-....... w13 bdrms & fam rm owe Sl.2'1,lnl 336 Pnn· floor plan serviced by Z
c e t o n D r C a I I balhs. Extensive use of ~IHJl-4787__ g ll•Ar"a.IAO wood. class le ~ramie IY ()WtB IY.,.._.¥""'1 tlle throu1hout, plus
m:t\lalC. H EAVY 8 EA M E 0
Lg assumable l9t at nw•.,.;; CEILING ' BLACK
II 75": on this lmmac REALTY IRON FRPLC., create
58r Mesa Verde Ex ecutlvo llome. Gorgeous ·--·---the reellnJ of Lacuna
pool In very pvt lfllUlg warmth & chi.rm. We
used brick patJo, stalnecf rOOl HOME + At4AHOMe be.lleve you'll i~ "THE
1lau. new peint in &out. 4 BR. 3 BA (amily pool home. SHAKES" al the full of
Move-tn ~. Exclu,•iv~ C t I i & ftred prtceoUl65,000. ~"'" "' en ra n r spa. Assumable MISSIONREAJ.TY
areia nr CountryClub• fi n ancin g. $1 9~1500 . For 985S.Oatffwy,L1guno park. $215,000 641·84~ or ta1.021aA1t.J Co.} in fo rmation ca ll Barbara PH..Q E Tl4 494 07 l
DISTR~SALE Grounds 551-8700. IMllALDIAY
Ow ner had bustntu Oeean viewfrom chann fallu~. M111t sell 4 BR 2 !OU.LmnlL!OU.LU!'llMO!la Ins 3·8 • 3·8 bome.
Ba ho~. w/fam rm. Btamtd (efllnp. 1b1Ao
0 n I y St•, 900 ! Nu t art11b le'1, 3 firtplam. Call
P11.1l1rino Nftd.I S12,000 ..uoonr ~v~a..-forlnfo onllrpa.uuma· u sll A11111me SU,000 l"'1llt. CUl'Plt 1rt1111.cu11w ble loan.fixed ra" • 30
tuns !'fetch worlt . '714'11ti414 c'PIOeoatTW yra,oocaU.152$,000
LAGUNA HILLS
0Cf.AMV1EW
Comer 3 bdrm. 2 ba with
new carpet. drapes and
paint Wrapped around
patio with mature trees
and shrubs. Assumable
I.st TD and owner may
carry 2nd. S279.SOO.
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WATERFR0"'1'
HOMES
REAL ESTATE
631-1400
bttraldTtmK•
Oc.-.....
A.tYltw
3 BR, 2 Ba, den/rm &
NE W Epi c u r ean
Kitchen .. mircrowave
etc. Oak fl oors ;rnd
cabineta and imported
tiles thru.oul. The
ve randa overlooks a
private, quiet rose
carden. Pool siled lot.
Beautlfull,y refurbished.
Auume 1192,000 and
submit your 1.trma. See
a n y t i me aski n g
SM.s,000 .... .., .. .,.
lledlOOY ..
OPF.NSAT/SUN 1·5
1&1 La e~a. a buce BR. a
spuloua tiled batbs.
ram/rm, dine/rm, (pie
and bl« lot. Don't let
lac:lt of curb appeal de.
uivt you-COME IN.
IT'S WORnl 'nf E EF·
FORT. "'" nnanee at 13'41.. Pleue see aocl
1ubmll 7GUI' t«mt-v•·
tanl sm.ooo.
OPEN1·5
28621 Springfield Dr
HIA 1HT AltHG
F'ABULOUS
ASSUMABLE
FINANCING
2 sly over 3,000 sq ft
Sa\•e thousands m mt
$295,000. Nearly finished
romm. pool. amenities
REHIRE.ALTY
(2 t 31434-0108
.RED CARPET
-754-1202_
200' IA TAlONT
+ huge 6000 S(j ft or land
+ 1200 sq fl of decks +
beautiful., spacious. sun·
ny all.view Newport
Island W Point home 4
bdrms + +. large dork &
pa rking Walk to ocean
Owner will fm Sl.250,000
(land mcl> C1B. Open
Sat1Sun 10.S 673-0202
llGCA.NYO..
Fabulous Deauville
A Dune Home
On fairway
Mewport leocll I 069 4 br 3 ba game rm.spa
• • • • • • •• •••• • •• •• • • • • • • BK R C 766-l!.98
Duplexes. oreanfront.1•-------•I beautiful ocean v1tw
Perfect localton New
rondlti~ 673 7:.>0
BAY CREST BEAUTY S
Br Family Rm S200.000
assumable I.st Owner
may carry SI00,000 2nd
I year $435.000 Call
Hedda Maros1 Agent
646-lOH. To see & sell '
HARIOR VIEW
HOMES
Lo•lfyC...t
3 Br. 2 Ba, First lime
offered. S267,SOO. Fee
LENHAYNF.S
&ASSOC.
64().3454
OCEANFRONT Duplex
&c Trl·Plex. Xlnl loc.
p • p • 673• 76TI I 673-_787.1:.._
S~TO
SANDT IE.ACH
Remodeled 2 stor) on
lge lot 3 bdrm + den
Lge muter suite with
fireplace and Roman
tub. NewpQrt Shores
S32SK
Redh 1ll0-~ Realty
I;~;.: ~ :~t If I
SIS,OOODH
Vu condo in Villa
Balboa. Assume loans.
$137 ,SOO. Rae Rodgers.
631-1266
Loc)lme... 1050 LeflMHma 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
WXUllOUS UMOA ISU. ~ated on
the bay side, this 7 BR, 7 BA home
boasts an ltaUan marble entry, 4
marble fplcs, brass Ii~ fixtures,
elevator & 3 boat slips. Assumable
financin g + creative own er
financing available. $2,900,000
leasehold. Barbara Lomma
~-
~ .... !OW.MIWWll&
LMVllAKILU
AlicSa anoa Partt
8G80l ~Iii AUG.1& •1oe
lAICIW HW., CA-98ee3
(714)~
2 ba Assume SISS.000
Reduced t.oS21s.ooo Will
be listed for higher pnre
JUI) I 1!146 Porl
~rksle~. 644·52'12
601 LIDO
Speclacular ocean lia~
view from lhlS 2 Br lux
unous urut oo lhe ilh nr
Offering the utmost 1n
serunty Call today ror
appt Won l last •\gt
644 8067 or 644·9060
IESTIUY
Prime 3 Br. den. Jba. ln
le ' el. Hdwd noors. rrrsh
pamt tnlr OWC AITO or
2nd or eontral·t $198.SOO
w 16'·, dn Walk to
bearh pool
Tom Gollier. bkr
646-9200
PARK LIDOCOHOO
Heautlful setting Lge
unit near pool Close to
ocean Sl49.500terms
Hollis Wood, Realtor
675-~676 675-8444
OCE.AHROMT
Ser ene settin g on
Penmsula Pomt ram1I}
home
OPEN HOUSE IS
1706 E OCEANFRONT
BALBOA S89S,OOO
0 w1ll'r Agent
67S~L__ ~S-8#4
IUUT1Rll
MEWPOIT CREST
4Br Condo. OWC 2nd
Pool1spa1teruus.
SUH COAST
RE.AL EST An
64'-0686
.
Bay & Oce11 Views
4 story. 5 hdrrn . 5 bath residence
family l'uom. elevator. 4 t•ar garage
Seclusion & se<·uraty Land!icaped ter·
raC'e overlo<Jh 60' 1.ner "ith 3 slips.
Bay vie". 1 bdrm. 2 bath apt over 3
tar gara~<' 45>. I I 11 lot
Sugge!)led !>J lc prn·c ~.405.000
TITLE INSUIAHCE & TRUST CO.
953-2020. Ext 7371 1213 1614·737 1
Dan Lc.~\\1S
N t::W PORT 1f ('1;!hl ~ HARlottVIEW
Ouplex Sl7S tNKI (,d KNOUS
loans B> Ov.nl•r {'harming Ca pe Cod
646 8335 Tov. nhome 1n h1ghl> de
COME&SEE! 'ilrabte area Th •~
4 br, 2"'• ba amidst um spacious beautifull)' dt'
que settmg or ponds. :.1gned 2bdrm. 2ba 1s of
streams & pathways on fered at $235.000
a '' ac. Npt Brh 644-7211
County pvt rd ~95.000 ea OWC 2331 Tustm Ave
646·3627 Agl t S ' •
I
THEILUFf
PUH NX"
3 bdrm. din rm , ltv
rm . ram rm . f' £> 212
ba, xlra large p<>rcl•lam
tub v. reram1r trle v.alls
& floor 4 CO\t'red patio
areas Pnce S230.000. 5',
down, assumeS40,000 Isl
trust deed at 71 /, Xlnt
land lease SS.SJ oo per
year Can·1 change until
year 2003 14', ml onl\
2nd trust deed dlH' 1986-87 Call owner for
EXECCOHDO
4 bdrm, 2 ba, 2600 sq ft
457 Vista Trucha
$27~000 Bkr, 711 ~
POOL appt daily after II am
VACATIOHAU YR
EnJOY the ocean breeze
& viev. from vour own
fam rm lsl ciass home
on lge comer lot 3 br 2
ba Askmg $270.000 44 1
Redlands •corner or
Broad St 1 Open Sun
t 4 Carol t 538 8611.
&10 2210
Spa cious pool home 1714 ) ~5860 1--------• w jac. Gourmet krtrh. lll!!!!!!!!!!!!~l!ll!lm--• WESTCUFF
fam rm, 4 BR + off1ce.1--------•I n BR, ideal for mother
or guestJ. 3 rar gar. On
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boat storage
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financing on newly re Pier & s!Jp lor 2 boah
modeled 3 br. 3 ba end 4Br. + mauls. 6Ra. m~lr
unit on greenbelt Fam w s11t1n1t area O\'erlook
rm & formal din rm. 1ng turning basin,
micro ConvectJon ovens Sl,600,000 ~·ee Call
in an all new kitchen 61 3 8 S 7 8 PP W 111
5245,000 Call owner cooperate w bkrs
IA YSIDE COVE
Columbia Penthouse
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do. view , II"•'; (inane 3 Bdrm. l~ ba 1,000 IQ Ore • C a t · Plau ' b 1 Cbarmlnf 3 BR2 81 di;.' ~1300/mo. 6'4·S621 Near new, bt'aut dtt0r . J Bd . 2ba. front dplx
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1000 aq n bldg and 11 Auume 11' .. ~ loan In home. Fully furnished. 6 DOGS &KIDS OK belt, cul de sac. All ap.-stairs, pool, spa & huge "VERSAILLES" 2br was er. poo u 5
year lse. Pnme window itood condition. Won't houses from Ocean 2Br. l Ba.Small yard. pUances lncld No pets. ram rm. Back yard ad· 2ba. 200 NcNiel, Unit 542.5073
on Coast Highway. last AtSl.24.900 Blvd Avall.summeror JustofrHarborBlvd. New decor 759·0600 joins ecological reserve 11204 S700Mo Open Sun llrTo •oae
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will finllfl('e. Good for .A. painted 'carpeted. 11._ 2 lo. Willows: Sgl. 2 Brl;.~e. vestments. 7S2-2l!n JBr, 1~.Ba. sec rondo 2 encl iiar, pool. dswhr
rast foods, club, ok, etc •• A A f & near Walnut & Yale Sparious 3 Bdrm .. 212 Ba. blks to So Coast Phna Adults 642·5073. ~ F/P, D/W, Yd, Bit-ins. Frpl, 3 car gar, prvt yrd. Townhouse. Very clean. S57S mo + sec dep
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642 5073 631-1400 493·0202 498-1040 private . 2 bdrm Brolter75&-12.88. WntclffGrovH 960·S!19i.Ste1Ja536·9311 A uts -·-COZY COMFORT l~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I~ ....._w__..___._ 3169 townhouse. Laundry Brand new -never lived EASTStDE
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MOBILEHOMF.S Terms. 0 w/•ardener. month!" $SOO/Mo;,..., _.. Cost.a Mesa Townhouse. golf course _ .. ____ ~so mo ~ loans ffered at " 1 ....,._, 4br 2ba S850 view 2Br 2Ba D1111ng Tow-TSLMG MT _642·1603 SJso,000 cleaning services and I . Anaheim Halls Rm Bar Pool. 0Tennis, U•fw Mthed 3525 '66 Frontier 2 bdrm 11,SOO'comeronBnst.ol association fees in-1 For quiet s111gJe 1 Br 3br lba S89s Pnvate Garage. 51150 •••••,••••••••••••••••• VILLACOIOOI A
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HA.RIOR RIDGE New port Beach 2 SECURITY CONDO very anxious lo sell Big Canyon Condo Jbr pets welcome. ~2000 't523CAM,.,,Dl·l1Mt(£ 8J3..J622or~l 2 I~ 2 ba s PA c 1 OUS ZBD RM
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Jodelle Mdl i\skang phanres. free standing Assumable 1st TD on down. O~r will carry pool, tennis, lse Sl800 r.o.t• Vtlty 32l4 L..,_. ltoet. 3241 erulive home. 1 level, J;_v_5S6·~963·~da 1ngs. serv bar. lots or
S795.000 John Carey ri replace. Lge patio. this spacious 1 bdrm unit balance at IO''c In San M 64().6999 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• near pool 3 br 2 ba wood New cl'J)ts 22GO
Bkr. Full priceb)S,000. tn a woodsy set complex Bernardino. 754 6738. o. . h ~H Niguel Shores. 2bdrm. Highly upgraded SllOO Apart.Hts Funiilt..d M 3 plr St S4 t0 mo
with pool and si'>a. Near ask for Q!~a_gt. -la•oa a-. CIMb ClosKe '10 Ml e SOMtquare doen. 2ba, Lani ai. House . Mo. 75!H002 Agent. ....................... 548 7356 .... 67J.8803. Re<lhill~Re.11ty
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ReducedtoS76.000. Near So. Coast Plaza, 3 rurnished. Amenities pin' g . C h o I re Meanl~~~·ad~~~~~:~~: :::k. ~2ba~d:ilga~\' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br I'? Ba. Townhoust'
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WATERFRONT years old. One·3 bdrm avail. Lease Sl.200/mo neighborhood, 3 bdrm, Owner4~36.11. patao. atrhd dbl gar. SUS CASITA.S Eastside I child OK •'!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!~I HOMES wi th fireplace. one·2 642·1802 formal din. rm, den & Quiet Adult Comu S700 Furn 1 br. apt. S32S & Yard , lndry rm Great --------•I REALESTATE bdrm, one I bdrm Ideal for single exec. frplr. 9867 Raritan Av t..,..H• 3250 646·5384or645-7:m6 up. Encl gar Adults.no loc S550Mo * S O U T H E I H 631· 1400 Gross income SlSOO mo. rront part or ocn bay < c r o s s s t re e t s ••••••••••••••••••••••• -HARBOR VIEW pets. 2110 Newport Bl TSL MGMT 642 1603
COf"OllOHicJhlc-ch
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land srp'g & pV1 beat'h
rnmmunity Bring in or
!crs. owner.. read} to
move now
ht•tltor~ 2 Bdrm Condo ID pvt
community " lge as sumable loan Good rrn tal potential $83,5()(1
Palermo w \ 1cv. nr
t•om m unit> hH'I ht1es Sl350 per mo 1\vail no~
Call Jo-Ann Doran
851-9522
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PORTFOLIO
PROPERTIES, IN(
1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• By owner New 3 br 2 "•
ba Excellent ocean
view Spanish arch
f1nanl'1ng avail
$369,000 206 Cerrato
Catto San Clemente
$2469
IEACHIES -----Assum11ble loan o r vie w home. On Cliff Dr Broolthurst.&Meagherl Laguna Hills Village 3 Palermo. 4 Br wivu, nr ~·4968btwn8&~PM ---·--.78 Kuta•ton, """'"" 3Br. htcOtH ,___... 2000 S~.500 at 9i,.,'1 interest S800. 642·11159 '850/mo Mike 85H~ Br rondo Swim club. r I S FROM Sl.2.S WKL ,. U.STSIDE APTS "" """""' ._,... •r · ' teMLS. '·t •-last mo + comm aci · l350 per 2 B l B Pool I d (a mil" pk IS44Jl S27.SOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ou tstanding value at 3 .._,.lo...,.__ ••c., -.~ ... :'uw,,_,,.,.<J7BI mo. Jo-Ann Doran. Rltr Ambassador Inn, nn r a . n r) " ...... 000 H U f -L.......... ' ~ ~ ...., .... ....., ...... Harbor l!!fl "-'• •0 _•" rm I child OK S400Mo IO't down -..., · 09NI A1i:UWC: with sauna New paint, 851·9522 .,............., 1 block t.o 17th. St 2 DAVIDD.CAILSOH • • •••••••• -=-=-==------Studioapt,W D.S230mo. TSLMGM_!.._ ~J60~ 12 x 47 Skyline
$11 .900 ( 1653 )
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Mobltttomts
997-8610
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10'1 Houses. 4 Br. 2 Ba + 2 IULT lll-92'] G ... ;;i .. • .. 3202 dra~ & cptina. Fenced a..g.....,.... 3252 HAUOl llDGE ulll inrl E Side. PINE BLUFF APTS
Br I Ba. Both have •-.-------·i ••~~ .................. yd. 50mo.&9l-6007 •0 •••••••0 0 ••00•0 3 Bdrm Townhme with _645-4461 2 Br 2 Ba Adulls, no
fireplace. Full price 1
• 99 Hwll:tgtow lwll 3240 Beaullful 4 Br. 2 Ba I view. Sl500 mo Agent N~w decor 1 Br Dplx peu Pal.Jo, v1ev.. frple.
Sl65,000. Owner will HEWPOlrTllACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• story Ranch. Large IJ\• 675 .. 2311 Seperated by gar Quiet :~.';_I gar . gas sto\e, r111ance at 14 "2'1 upto10 D&ft.D homes or condos for HOME FOR RENT 111g rm & dining rm com E adul ..,.,,.,
years. Age:nt5:i6-6516. S25',SOO lease ut CosU Mesa & 3 Bdrms. 5650. Fenced bo w1lh wood bummg mp~d lover JS. no SPMC 631·6107
*COOL IRIEUS * A.,,Lf V AUIY
'78 lhllcrest dbl wide. Near new 4-Plex . 2
folly upgraded, has as· bdrm, 2 bath each unit
sumable loan. !SM4924 l with fireplace. enclosed
Blk from bearhon NewporHrom S500 a mo yard & garaae. l(jds & frplc, ram rm, bit-In gas Wt HoYe 5-r Or -2'-~ 350 548.!02! S -
FeeSimpleLand &up CalHorFREElist pets welcome. 545-2000 kit , util rm. 2 car A ...... LAaMI... l BR, comfortable. P\l, parious 1 Br Garden
' _ ..... _. Want to spend •"-sum r pts, drps, water gas Apt Pool & rec All ut1ls 6 U~ C.M. Agent, no aee. garaae. g .. .,..,.icr. view u,.; paid A dull no pels ~' ~ Sins M A I 7 1 mer in N.......,,.,., Beach. S33s 646 9429 · Sll6,000 3Br. quiet cul-de-sac. wlk 0 vai ~-r-· • · El Puerta Mesa
Owners want LO ~ to Westmstr Mall $640 DUNG ER & ASSOC 0 r a re 8 ~ We have Mtwporl hoch 37 69 1959 M a_.e_le A \'e AJ.>! 5
trade up ror " mo. 848-4042eves. 9157-0?0I waterfront, bayfront. or ••••••• •••••••••••••••• • 2 Br l Ba Melia Verdr
moreunits' Lovely4Br,2\.'J8a.2sty,2 New48drm.3Ba water \'lew homes I.hat Decorator furnished upper Garage a\ail ,L "-h Fanuly Rm ran be temporarily Townhouse.S895 5425 Norv>J.S ~897 __ 4 \lkst.dill Realtors car gar, n mi t.o "" 213,45J.2151!Eves yours . Call R.H R. 7EiG-9117 ..c-_
S950 mo. W/D, pool & 673-7300. 2 Br near Baker &
A P R or only 12.S!r. patio, double garage
H..... St65.000. Bill Grundy,
Moblt Ho.ts Rltr, 675'6161
9..;..9.;_.7-8.;...;6;....;..IO"'---i MAKE AN OFFER!
50 X 12 Eitpando, 2 Br
furnished Xlnt cond
7204 W. PCH. Newport
Beach, Spare3>. SU,500.
673·0365 or fi.4S.M74.
(7141 6-45-7221 garden maint and BeauUful 4 Br. 2 Ba. I 1"'!!!!!!!!~~~'!!!!!!!!!~ Harbor. Garage, walk to 642-6153 96H397 eves. st.ory Ranch. Large Liv. i-: shops. No pet.s. Max 1
5 Income Properties ~ w. CMr•1u loltoo , .... 3207 !Bdrm beach house. ing rm 'dining rm coltt· • WATllFIONT ch ild S4 IO Sierra Eastside Costa Mesa _m.,._•_u •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• bo with wood burning DOVBSHOIES Mamt_Co.64H324 ____ _ F ·1 h lk t Gas/Waler pd. Fenced =>' _ 2.0% down. Owner wllll'!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!.!!!.!'!!!!!!'I amiy ome, wa 0 ya rd , s475 adults frplc,famrm.blt-ingas 4 bdrm. den, 2 story 2 Br 1 ba, rpl drps.
carry. Priced.tosell! .... ,= beach. 4 br, 3 ba, SHOO. 836.9629 kit., ulil rm . 2 car traditional home. with builtins, adults. S395
2100 Eves, 67S.:.>70. garage, gardener, view. pier & slip. Avail im· 2272 Ma...e~, 631-~ New 4Br. 2~8a. 3 blks to Sins M A ·1 1 1 --CAMMBY VIUAGE NiliJ ....................... "-h 2 .,,.,,,. o. VII . , med. S2000 mo. Agl, c ouuTRYWOOOS 11 1--------1 2 bedrooms and den. 1"' "" • car gar. _,., mo. DUNG ER & ASSOC 644·9687 eves. " Moblt..._P.ti Ctto baths plus outside 848'6378 ___ 957~ ·0701 -:.==....:::..:..=;.:____ YEAR·AOUNO AJN· Emtsidt ~bo~~~i5 con~ lnd~!~~:-ror ~~y~'~o!r::ab~e:O~: 4:r~:~i.nri!,~h:;!~ MlaticNtv.+ 3267 :rnc~iu~~ ~!~:.'.~~:'~~~~ ~~[R~o2r~~no~~~ H G r ~ -sale. 1000 to 3000 sq. ft. S555fmo. Re Cs req. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br, 21.'J ba. Sll50 mo. Brunell • 880 5 • $555 Mo U10 E. 2lst. St BEA C LIVIN or 114 6410763 Huntington Buch & taae.Ooly~block lDlhe ChildrenOK.645-3176 HOM~F'ORRENT Lease. Aft. 6 wltdys. Partoase Plusmore 6464262or~_9543 $62,000. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. 2925 College A\'e Founlain Valley. Call bay. S750 mo. 631'7300· -="-="-='-=~=-" --3 & 4 Bdrm f600.S650. noon Sat/Sun, 979-8986 GREAT RECREATIOfl
Stetoappreciate CostaMesa .CA PauJ~7.Ait. 2Br, l ~Ba upgraded Fen ced ya r ds & · Teros •FreeLnsons I Br Apt With patio & yard
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WATERFRONT l-1111!!!.!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!.!'!!!!!!'leor-delMlr 3222 twnhse, IU BBQ. gar. gan1es Kids & pets EXECUTIVE CONDO <P•o &pro shop1•2 HOMl:.!t 1 _.,_ ......__......... 2200 •••••••••••••••n•••••• pool, lndry nn, 3 mi to welcome ~2000 Agl., Newport _Crest 3 & 4 Heakh Clul>S •Sauna REAL ESTATE , ________ _.. ~ -4 Bdrm, bon111 rm w/pool bch, no pets. Avail 7/~. no (tt. Bdrm Unrt.s Sl950-S1000 • Hydromauage •
MIU COSTA 631·1400 OCIAMFIOMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• tble, 11 bkyard w/pool S575mo. ~Uo!:s 3 BR, 2~; ba condo. New ~l~~ c ea n ~·I e w ~~~~;~!ng: Goll
Cbannmg I sty 3 bdrm ""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'f MEWPOIT llACH CUSTOM LOT 11400 per mo. 6.11...-e. ROME FOR RENT Vu on lakt, pool 9900 + .=!..,.:_,,::=c·:..._____ BEAUTIFUL APTS·
end unit overlooking ':: Trtplu on oven1iu lol HA.UGI HtU.S AA (or G~& 3 Bdrm. •· Fenced utlls. IOM.92·~ Beautifully upgraded 2 Songias
1
&
2
Bed
ATMosrHYE
Dishwasher, frplc. pool
& spa Lndry & bbq
S460 Mature adults. no
pets 2650 Harla
549·2447
greenbelt Cheerful Uv --------mf flOOO aq rt Owner '•bulAluavlow: Rareop. Cameo Hllhlands 4 br yard' aarap . Kids & Condo Br Home in Harbor rooms • Furnished
n:n w ul.bedral ceiling •EXCITING e mot1val.l'd ind will ron pty 1000' Ju1t bt'low Sunny patio, pvt beach. pets welcome. ~2000 3 v~~ !~ ~~ach . P~~~: View Homes. lmmed. & Untumwiao• Adllll
Ir trpk, 2 palJOS. Im· •Ider 11ny rt'lllOnlhle or llarbor Rld,f! IW,000 Sl.500 mo. Ind. gardener. Arent, no fee. ruarded gate. Leaat ocrupancy. Private Spa, ltvono • No Pels .
maculate ~JOO Easy '"tlwt .. Tow:1 fer lucid, exchan1t'1, c11honly P clpellon· A t 873-5354. Nice 3 bdrm, z ba, frpk, 9 11 0 + u 1 1 I 1 ~oo~t~!'e.~iB~ll~~2 ~~::1s Open °•11Y
owner r1nanc1n1 2.0xl01989Vlkln«lfome, terma. etc pride or I)' IM• C....W... 3224 1615.lst,lut'clean1ng. 80S/4n·5'.\2. mor•"H"""". William Hosler, RealtDr. 2 B 2 B r • m r ownel'lhl" LOT ('"")"-ctm ................. 4ln·3511 r ' 11 ' • m " M.I. CITM ........................ ... _...._. Htwport .._. 3269
w/encloal!d porch -WATI Hl-HON1 J1011lbl1 U IK down. 2 6 3 Bdrm. 3 Ba. New Ex~ 3Br+den, 2ba, ram •••••••••••••o•••••••• 3 llocbtoPCH
S.. ,,_ =:!971 Keywest. 2Hr. RE~·~::r~JE ~11j,.~1:: 1,";t:l .;.:,~ ~:~~~=p~~~:. ~~a~!!1nf. ;:it~:~ SAHTIAGO DI. !p~f!':i~~. b~r~~e /e~r
Copittr..o 1071 28• ·S3UOO ' 03H400 <ill A<IT H? 0211 or dl1hw11htt, dbl 1ara1e rever 519 Beaullful house avail No ts 646-7250
••••••••••••••••••••••• z.4x60111721 Goldtnw .. ~l,I•-.. -----· 7JI 47113 w/openor, air oond., 2B 2Ba bltnl efrig now In eleaant area. 4 Newport Creel. 3 Br.
Newpor1 Beech N.
880 Irvine 111 151111
(714) 645·1104
S50,000 DOWN. Great 2Br, 28a wl(amlly rm & Me.t• 0...,. pool 6 J1cu.11l. MOO Mo. n!~ly ~emod~l:d . n~ ~[~ln3g B:m ~~a!ITi ocean view, pool, tennis.
ltrms. "' ACRE ocean :1~~.~~r~ta~;a,.:, 2~~1~ POISAU •tt•rf 'z•OO 842·2®1.!or~l·511M.....:.___ pets. 1800 mo. 502 Rm. New 'wallpaper, spa , lease S900. Agt S~e:;:9~1u~otc:B:. +toquaUfy.139,000. IYOW• ....................... Newtr 2 Bdnn. l~ Ba, AlabamaSt.1-723-• coty kitchen' many 840·5357,71)..6767 .. -----·---·~~
499·1S26. CWstC ~~=~~e~:~: .... ~ 1191..,Mt.C... ~!~·~n1•·.~ ~ 1ar. No ......... many xtru. ChJJdre.n & MIWPOITHIEIGHTS BBC.
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rum.;.J>ach. view.
Ntwpoft Beech S.
1100 16th SI IDo•er 11 161111
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MOIUHOMI 371 Vlttorl• CM ltautlful fll,OOO(tn.A• uu. pe ... -Pt.r mo. H..._. 3242 pet• OK. Sl750 mo. Vlew,2br 2ba,f•m.nn rent se . ._...
Sll,OOODOWM su-6'0-_T4M_or~CM.1..ll2J2 iumt '"loin ff0,000 ~ or ..f1'71 ••••••oo•••• ........... Broker Cooperation S800mo.Avail oow. Ray ___ 67=-J..8717 S765 total monthly pay· ,._ ~"'=""° 1lt' PWIWl'Al\•IOl4 '950/mo Ind 1ardtner, 4 Stabrld1eCondotl50mo. 79·8974. Rodaera6JJ.1318 menu 2 bdrm. I~ ba 2708Hartior.Stea.A Bdrm 2 Bl 3 car 1ar Convertible den/bdrm,
condo SJC. 661·1010 S40-ltl7 · N(WMn Bfll'H , • ..,,... Nice ronclillOn. No Peta: 2Br, 3Ba, pool, tennlt OHntlWATll
A ent li11!!~!!.!!!l!!!!!.!!!.!!!1!!!!!!!1!!!~ ru111 .., Tannla Club Ar'tl l mall A•all 1117. 1(111 TWare. COUrtl, WIWrvieW. (714) Great view " boall ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5-N A• IOIO New Mobile Home by P ..... Pr1p1rflt1 UOIUll lH apt hotel M\@MDl 640-Yll bay. Brldl fplt, (a~ 8eM,... JIOZ
....................... owner,Nwpt8ch,S1t1r Ortalforwlhtlterand G!aatlllhSt.JBdrm Oor1eoua waterfront ~m·=~lmm-5 ...................... .
I Br poolside. QI.net at
mosphere. carpets,
drapes No pets Agent
731·6829or~74.
Quiet Adults over 35 2
Bdrm upper S370
Beaut. landscaping No
pels LEEWARD AM'S
2020 Fullerton , C.M
6JJ.()~7 -
EASTSIDE 1 bdrm, new
ly remodeled . No
children or pets S36-0
m~ Call 644-7722.
I br nr So. Coast Plaza,
'ale, pool, gym. sauna,
acuna $445. 64}944_2 _
2 huge bedrooms. super
loc1tion. Fully rarpeted.
built rns. beam re1hng
Over 50 adult, no pets
OHL y 2 LlfTJ ~ata ~~· 1"f°:· ~8~ Tint T~ ~.':~,a~~r:·: or C&ean, II Jd. Alley ac: Pndtoulle Coodo. 3 Br. C: tm · ly Newport Terrace coodo : J..nMTS POI llHT * I JO/o * w/wabrldryr. 131.3352• On Octalllide of PCH In f -~HI, no do11 h75. + Fam. Rm. Security m 'p; REAL ESTAT!RS BR. 2~ BA. patk·likt 11.B., N.B., Cell.a Mesa Large A 1 r y 2 Br
Corona def Mar l•------•1...:::i=~----11te. Great view. SllOO mcso w/pool. Adults, no peU' SomtlhlqforEverr.one Upualrs 1400 712 ~31tomw~::'1ta'~11: 1213)7414!0 2Df:· 1 y.w. 0-modner wt\~~anco .!t QuMt, l"OOm)',newtt, pvt Mo.k2.-0A@t. Eutbluffcmdo l1113br Lfue. S12Slmo. Broker ~~ac~ ~~A!' ~~tfo~s Shalimar 5'5·4156 or
S350 Mo Apply Apt. J
~W Wilson 848.4C!f_.
rma. lea I AUHftforS. 1200 .,..... erate --ra ... yanl J 8R 2~ ba tplc .,._ J244 ba _. baJ teoo' ~7SM;:;:..:.=100=·----645-~14H~Monly. -nn, l~ ba. frp bulw wit ....................... on Ba boa Penln1ula. 811 ut Uully located nrao *"184 ' ' 21~1 ~ """'t ,:. Sc. I · Blvfroot ..u.r & sUp . o f tr · Pool , spa .
t ptl. calm drapea, 20 Acre pe.rcel, level to J111t 1 blodt from aand home •mona t.he pCne --· ••••••••• .. •••......... 4 ·" 1 • u • e . B' • ... ~ · • flrcplace. laun. room, Lrg 1 Br Adult. •·um or
In un1e/oven, dla· rolllna. prl"me sub· aod aurf. tt'ltl S8*ma+1tudy 2 BR, ZS-17 Slnta Ana, OranaetreeJ.Brtbacon· (211)S41'4tl0 R, 31,; BA. ne'A beamed ctillnfis· unrurn Near shops , h II • .... o( ..... aut ' ' ltl c ' tl50 C""• ,._ stove, do. Adulll Olly. Subrnk kitchen. completely re 11 b 'It C:' all ulil• pd IBM we1 tr . ._. .... . dlvlaloo land at Vista. man1 ama n . an ar . ~--on~. A/C comm ten rurblshed. Carpetl.na 11raaes. • u1 . ns • ,, ctib1MU.lar11r,fncd Ca.WUl takecl.-rhol.R AllAuumableLo.-na P"rcbaH IJome onl1 at J ,Xf'Y>_ .,...Pool 6a lak . 1!1ceptloull1 nice 0 500/mo. Broker Garden 'Townhouse onroyia.S4l_:0336 -
yard. ltodiqld. ms alt down. m ... dya or al 12~% '200.000 OR home + % kSC), 2 Br. IMtaide, CJ(. ~~ "4-VJU '::k r:r BA YSJDE CONDO. 2 T5t·9100 'J'SdaLian.G~. EE ....... 6031-------
of UvinJ JP9ct. MUil"' 413-1153 C/J I ""9lft C.. adjacent bulldable ~ M1bart Ackdta. &M-21'71 Mrm 'Yin. tlll5/mo. -""""':....:.=.==-' ----M ... • ~ Laree 2 BR 2 81, gar
tor other rlnt flatum. __ .. tllO '40.Ul7 '7'°"'767 for add1Uonal '50,000. or...,10'1l Marx. EAST8LUrr. Nice S...Alle J HO 2 br apt. Blt nr. frplc, ~eu Verde area. no
.\lH.hla only SW JOO. -Call Cole o1 Newport, £/Side 2 bt t bl, carport. WOODI.... 38drm 2but SUOO/mo. ....................... Ocean B.._.. k50 mo. pell. S500 mo. 546-31'7 • Owner will aubekll&f ................... -•• Rent . mtntl 1 714~U Y•nlt. WW eoftl, pet or 1 A detatbtd Sycamore Wat.rfrantBomt1 Inc. BriatoJ Place, near So. C llVl11l. Sloo cleanln1.
for l yearatl~. uoJta co:"&.Y $310 oOo -child. 9U5 mo, lit, latt Model, 4 Br. l 'i'I Ba., 01-1400 Plaza. l Br. Adult Coon· Anahf.1m 63i.7900 PltMllASTStDI 0,....., I !·I l~ c1cnrn. oWC at i4'lfl: ·~ PwW. -H t dn· @lGla fenteelty~ ~~·~ #• AJ/a= '~· ~!° ..... P11lll1~1 J107 Dix I Br. lBa. c~. drps. 411 Me. 'SA (714)5»-M44. ~ .. , IJllJIM. o 114 • IJ eomm 1 _.., • ._..,_, Btatrt1t1I J br • Back .;.*' · · ....................... b It n ran~ e o 11 t' n . T.D~ .......... _.. ........ lnunee.J8*a2ba,AI l•Fll•· IUO llo Bay bhaft upanalve . . b$0. Nice bach. Utll1. dthwahr. frplc. am adlt
When you call Clau1tlecl limllililliiliiiil-lillll•I f rtle, .,. w1l11t Ta.~wl/.... view, miny extras, EXEctmVEHOME pakl. Rap. Adulta, No complex. SCIO rM Ill ' II••••• p11tlt,. 1ml"· -61 W0-01=11 m11t lff 11210/mo 1' So. Coat Plau. 2 pelt. 10I E. h'f Ave. Kamilton &o place an Id, yoa .,. II· -Y-• ., • • ..,._ • · ttory 4 bdrm th. all A 1
sured of a frle1dl1 Nftrt1_. .... 08 ..,.,.,., .._.,,, W • • Dae· •• cpt. .tr.pa paint. ..:..11.11:~-----f.aal$idelBr.
wtlcom• alld help In I~ •tr• ... 1 ruert pr, II lled ,_., • ._., MeM. I Ir. 2~ l..,.. IBll~1111 appllantn. G;dl\r ' '--"' • ~mt of lar101rd S3is.
wordlti1YN'edforbut ,.,., ...,. ,._..Ult .... ,,.,...,..,,., ••·· 1tt1dl:I 2 ,., It, p1rt11ll1 hro. water pd. i.1 yard. ,.. ..,., You II n-4 _Mo.T814or _?too ••
C 11 N I CA SUt•CaUMPm eo-wa~ fin. "° ,...: Pfll!.: _.., "°'· era.1•t1r.Ol41rdlt. -.i:no. llt/laat, aec ._,-.., ad•utiaed 1 Br W ...... S.l40 Mo respon1e. •
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Items totaling $500.00 or less Call 642-5678
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399W BaySt.646·9883 ga~ & water µ~1~ $275 furniture /\\ail now •••••::••••·:~······~·· Cherry Lake home, DeluxeOffkes ••••••••••••••••••••••• Value tsl2nd3rdT IJ Yorktown, fi 21 llH Fuuml MNI l!!t' wht Mo 536·24S6or5.J6.7979 S250 Mo 631 5397 or NO.IAllOF.CON·DOS Nw.Pt Brh 645853S Slll5&SJOO.A1C ;675 Approx 2265' In Loansdealdirecl 962 7669 Lab l)I>\.' do!!. \\,ml 111 2 Brl 1 ba g· raoe & · rcl 642 88SO 1nd1 n e 4 b r · 2 b a · · Realonomics 675-6700 cl us ' I OH ll'e. 181 u l W th Lende Bkr R~ LoM pure while Cat. I Bdrm apt S300 957 27~0 · a " )a Norlh~tar 3br 2ba M F to shr 2br apt Irv --Redondo Cr. "T" llunt ' ri M d'addt·n IJ3!1 :rn3~ aft6pm askforQuang S4~+depos1t H o11 m for rent 760 1293&wl40CJ . S220 Mo.+•2util non· EXECUTIVE B_rh842~ 1714>494-1743 thin. meds1ze, long 7757864 2864LasaUe"C.M 645·8369~r963·7600 k1tl'hen lndry µriv ==-· smkr 552·1$'.!eves SUrTES hair. 1 blue eye. 1 Pool Female, non B1gBearLakecab1nsa11d -----8,700sq ft.oH1(•e + Mortg~.Tnast yl'llowgreen Uo1vers1 Penonafs 5350
3 Br 2 Ba College Park NEAR niE IE.A.CH ~1r1uke1 Mart_549·9421 Mam moth. Lakes l'on Shr new 2 br CM home w In warehouse lrvrne In Dffds 5035 ty Park area Generou~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:r~:ts.~:;~/:d1u~1~: ~·a~~e~~l~;s~glt~: .. ~~~~~: Room wtth full hou~e do's2dam~.964-571.2.._ ~~~e~~"~~ .. ~1et, HERITAGE duslnal lY Lriple net ••••••••••••••••••••••• Re11•ard 552 177;!, FIRST LADY
no pets lsl & lust $500 nop pels 'S49S 4922 Ed pm ileges in Newl)Orl Will trade up Lo 3 wks in ---PLAZA Call 646· 1044 or inqu1rl' Scrtfk.r ~Co. 640 8167 E rt M d I
64 939 Beach 642·6811 my luxury 4 bdrm Lakr F to shr Dana Pt dplx, New luxury office spare Marosi Co. 16753 Noyes All types of real estate Lo s t Br n b I k w ht SCO • 0 e S ~4--inger 846·6234 Arrowhead !Arrowhead washi dry, frpk Nr In Irvine's bu ~iest 957·9266 Brkr Coop in rnvestmentssmte 1949 Sheltie'l"n\lll Collie fem PartyDanc:en. Sm .. 11 'Ott " furn lge room w 111urh w t> e" Ah $260 0 d
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,'>lature :idlts, no pt•b I Br S5SO I lit Pen bi3·5274 ln.chne \'1llage lnl'I l'a M F Beaut M V pool Full secretanal & other me i.itt 111'<'Upann fixed interest ratt' whrlt' Lost Tn·rolor shellll' 642·4044 aft 4 nm home. shr w 2 Fem 111111 ·i • 33• 35• per :.q fl h h -" thou:-e S750 ln('ids Largl' attrat•t1\l' room ble T\' with ~4 hrs of s m k r S :i tl Ill support ~rv1ces ava1 l,easmg offiC'e hrs Mon uiterest rates arl' 11( mtn t•oll1e Female
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pets Adults preferred ewport__.. S45w(·ek 63112.54 Laguna Bt>1.·h lront. Juh· ba. rondo Pool. sauna recpt.sec. xerox. under Approx 7100 sq rt. vrstments M1 Chrrs 714 545-5641 1--------• 271 16th. Pl 5385 '.\10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt w ba near p\l ti to l8th,sn1otlorqilon Ja <' tennlS CMS295 tst. ground pk'g. LC'lex & an· LagunaN1guel.nrF"~ Shaw73CHi(~J FOUL'O Yello" Lab. JuneSpecicrt ~~·\)45~ PARK NEWPORT lloag :-lo smk·drmk, no ly Refs S32S 494 545'i last 1" utll ttque deror coor rm 49H 524 or 499-357J SAFE S"o/o RETURM fem Chihuahua Hlk $5.~0 EOFF
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6411324 COUNTRY CLUB HIG BEAR Lake!run\ Wknd . & Wkly rates lo find and or share ntee So Laguna \'acant llerghts area h~ ~i•pt MAI appraisal $740.000, l\'ewport Heal'h 1\111mal *ESCORTS•
2 Br 11, Ba Townhou~l' ~1otel, kitchens. 2 JWO 545 6916 house or apt 10 Costa St sq rt Call 642 4~ Ad 714 594 8827 behind SI 16,9ltl 1st TD Shelter.<~~
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A.&~nh §7_5-8179_ Serving all LheS. Coast Who wants to make a By O.C Airport office NEWPORT OCEAN good impression space to share or sub· l '/ Io cat 1 on in he'llW~TQf. __ _
FRONT Lux .. 2-4 Br Wk· Garden Grove. 895·3482 Won't Last. lease. Nr. restaurants & ~=~f~~o~= ~~o!~j~~ found . Man's wa !let
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33811 Colegio Open Sut Rutland Road . Westrltff avail nowthruJuly 4. ' Mature Fem Nice 2 Br V~ryFtexltleTemt,. Office Store Business. In smog free area on -----~----• lar V1t• Ne"lancl. In
S70Q,113 _722-~--'--_ _ Area ~50 mo. l bdrm hlk 10 ba~ beach. Mon 2 Ba Pool 631·5489 ~ A~IP•M ~ 14' X40 :.>19 A Harbor lake & ski lift By owner Frienclv Lab dtanapohs 1111 5;)1; 1!1!11
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niEWHIFR.ETRH 644-8018 _ Corona del Mar Frplc. 675·5994 · PLAZA Rd ,Ca 92;.141. _ 3 Id I 6 22 R d 842 4226 Luxury Adult units at ar. prv patio. pool. spa ,.1ale-Fem 5 br, 2 ba h.·e 1028 sq ft office space. N FORS .. ,E puppy. mo o · ma t' ewar · · fordable living. 1.2 & 3 Walk lo lleach $450 " ' MAKES CM. Incl 2 private of -Ans. to "Bo" Rrtndle & 848_1309
B W II d d ADl.LT LIVING '"eek nr S Cst Plaia1 F'rwy ri·ces S4"3666 Propert" Equipment and supplies wht. Friendly Vic Hoag Found white terrier hke . Ol~mpi~size~{aut:ht 2 Bdrm. I Ra. Nopt<ts TsLMGMT 6421603 Spa S22Stshare ut1I NEWPORT man~ge;ent.. ·' foraSstalionBEAUTY Hospt 557 ·4831 or male. Rrookhurst &
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Most beautiful bldg in home on the beurh C:M twnhse nr bch S275 AFFORDABLE Real Estate· _ 898-6809 _ Sm white male dog. \'1<' German Shei> female. Ne" pan Beach l o,., 2897 & 1 H.B. August l5th to 23rd nQ..£_C s_.,..,.: --Needlecraft Yam Shop Magno I 1 a n approx 5 yn.. old VH'
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M •Rt .... ERS WALK I BVll.ll.A BAL A :i Bdrm 2 bath house near clo w recording exec • Janitorial s.r.iu I lusitHH lttfttal 4450 location Est. 8 yrs !1!>3·5315 -646 1478 " " r. <en. ocean view $ k New part/Laguna area. UHli.u-•--L....L....1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $20,000 + inventory & 2 Br, Townhouse Apts. $750 + $750 deposll the bav -I OO w Must be mtellt'gent & ~~ "' ffi r t Aft 6
f •• p . · 1 c.58369 673·~7Q _·_____ r orstore &o ace space ix ures. pm. rom .-.95. altos. singe ""· · business oriented • A.djouwttoAJrport at reasonable rates. 9Sl·~5JJ!.;_493-8550 __ _
car garage, near Hunt Nw.pt -Hgts, 2 br~l ba. Steps to ocean. cute rum (71!_)85.'>·})59 _ & Rtt.__. Row 500 to 4000 Sq Ft. A. Alarms Co. Burglary
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$350 + S3SO dep. Adults pets. $495 mo 726 S300 wk. NB Renate. $290 mo + '2 ut1l. j:'fl PLAZA Co since 1969. seeks ac
over 25. 2 br. 1"2 ba. Tu1!~64~8913.i.~~·5722 646·7171 ---752·8900 dys 551 -5886 833• 813 lS25M,esaVerdeE.C.M. live partner. 18,500 m·
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crpt, drapes. No pets. ••••••••o••••••••••••• Houje Sle$eps ~ 217 3 br NB. house, S200/mo. Prime l"ite Offlct MARSHALL'S New growing women's McFadden Av nr Bea<'h Near new 1 br. apt., built· Apo ena · 350 eek· + last & dep. July 1. S exercise & health spa.
Blvd. 893-4894 -ins, <'arpd.s. drapes, car 6J3·o727. Nonsmoker Tim , l~Dt. SHOPPIHGCEMTH Gr ea l pot e n l i a 1.
SPACIOUS Port. laundry facility, Laguna Beach, 2 blks 631·0145,833-3500X246 Prime atore space. S2SO.OOO Terms. 770.0633
3 Br. 2 Ba. Apt. with 2 public tennis courts. 11nd from beach. l br ocean Fem. to shr 2 br, 2 ba Irv. v~ s'e~v~e.~~lO~~dr~: Beach Blvd. Huntington Bkr. -
ear attached garage. golf course right behind view apt w/pvt yard. By condo w/spa, $266+ 213/;193·7?76. BeaC'h. Bkr. hliMu W.ttd SOil w /D hook-up, patio. property!! Adults only, day or wk . Russell, 1157·0795,857·0794msg -(213)393-7276 ...................... .
frplc. Small pet/child no pets Avail. July I. 49t5893,l·32'7-8SOO Two responsible , NEWPORTIEACH SELLING your business
ok. f'orapptcall S37S/mo.Owner642-01311 Ptly furn. 3 br, 2 ba, employed females to FuJI service exe<'. oC· RETAl.SPACE isouronlybusiness1 Mr.
TSLMGMT 642-1603 2 BR. 2 BA. CONDO On llarbor Vie w home. share huge BACK BAY fices from $397 "On 770 sq. Cl. on Harbor CommonsN88.770.74Sl
Duple.x·3Br, 28a, newly golf course. $.500. comm. pool. July, $750; Condo w/proresslonal Call" exec. offices from Blvd. in C.M. $600. Great lnvH...., decorated,dblc~r.WID 492·6100 Aug.,$1000.1-3'5-l.859 woman & daughter. SlOS.lndds.secretarial, exposure. m 0
hook·up. Avail now S650 ~-.......,. L-lll6 OCEANFRONT Weekly. Pool! jacuzzi, sauna, phone ans .. word PTO· Realonomics 615-6700 Oppotrty 5 I 5 _. ---J I th w....i. nd ·1 cesaing, Telex, qwip. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 536·0921 ••••••••••••••••••••••• u Y 4 · ,,_e avaa · tenn a. aolC. Private THE HEADQUARTERS Retail/Office Space. 700 Innovative builder seeks
New 1 story. Huntington 2 Br Condo. Ocean view, ~75. Agent85H6Sl furnished rooms 4 baths COMPANl ES sq. rt. Westcliff area. tin anclal partner ror
L 1 n d m erk Condo, pool. $500. Lu una Beach 2 Br. with kitchen/laundry 'rl4/8Sl..o68l New p o r l 8 e 8<' h . joint venture in lndu.sl.
Adult. security gate, 3 492-6700 Ocun view, 2 blocks rrlvlleges. $2'75 & $300 759-1~. complex. PO Box 8523,
Bdrm. 2 Ba. private .A.wtwe .... ftnlaMd beach. Woods Coves. n c lu des iarage. Approx. l.100 I\, 4th nr. OfflaWM Newport Burh, CA
patio & garare. pool, ..,.... U fPwl t.cl ltOO S2.8s wedorSUOOM.o. + 548{'963aft6/wtnds, waterfront bldg, NB. NptBeacb ..-9211160~"-------
s pa . tennis. aym, ot •• • security4M-23118. l.ovety, decorated N.B. &0-4644 Small e .......... •ve • .1fic•, INVESTMENT op. I bb "-h ••••• •••••••••••••••••• t t h I d l' ... ~....,. "' "" c u ouse. near uvtic · Have somethinJ you •P 0 • rw mp. II u.. PllMEIAYPIONT xlnt addreu, '8116/Mo. portunll y. Omelet
l650. 759-1469. S E A W I N D want to aell1 Classified Pool. wuh/dry. ms + Office space, Janitorial, Terri (7142152-llM restaurant. Based In
? br. 2 ba, newly dee. nr VILLAGE ads do It well _ Call Yt utils.M2-M92 parklnR, etc. O~ner Npl/Balboe atta. $25K
Main 41 Adams, S475 + N·-1 •. 2 bdnn luxury NOW 6425678 Prof. pe'*>n to ahr my t80-N40. . LOWCOST lnvul. Potential of uUJs S200deo 96().44~ .... "" • · bome lfe 3 br central 10.dustrlal office space .. ~Kn .... ~:""·t • · •dull aptl in t• pJarui I ' ' · · wtth small shoo 1p_ace. .._..., "' ....
\dullcondo,4br. H-.ba, 8dro'lfrom'465.hdrm HOWISTHITIMI C.M. 325' Wltd ys MIWPOIT Total 134.2 "<I h. Rare 5'.IOOIMVISTMIMT lncls. bltlns. washer. from h"'"', To·-L-... e 770·9155, evs/wknd ..., , ~ wrutv-Cot Job sttktrs to ehcck _.. .,,,.., c~ overhead lbop eotr-ance. 2 w Jolla Condos, 28' dt)'tr. microwave. cov-boo .... pools, t .. n .. I•, h D II p1· H ""''"'"" _..,Siil 0 _., tlo 1 1 t .., ..,. .. " ., t e • y lot elp Mature ............. *Oman p=:-Pvt bathroom. 1001 West cean CtuslMr + 16' fr~ pa · mmacu a e. waterfalla. ~! Gu Wanted c111ssi6c.t1on. ll to abr :;"..:-~:.._ M .. • lTthSt.CM.m@ Runabout. Sm .sleet
Neer pool It clubbooat. ror cookln1 • heaUni the job .YOU want Is not .. '"'.._...,., ~ aroup not Umt ah rt M50 mo. 9a><04'12 4 lo ptld. F!m\ San Diefo thert you might con· Vtrde. 454415'9-llMT 3 •indow oMcet avalla. llT Al. SPACI KIOR RETU.RNS. ,.:. ;,
m Prwy drhre North on •ldtr offerlna your Spectacularvitw,sec?url· blelnf'uUS.rvtcet.eaal 5000aq.fl.onNwiitBlvd, Vacation lhntlH1. •
'l.0St1 TO B&ACH. Buch to McFadden atrvi~es with an ad In ty ••le, pool, 191. Suite In Newport Center. HI t raffic. Grt1t H · Kanm.1.\2.tm 8l('fl ,1~eA:rdrf1>All t.h,nW•tonMcFadden the J ob Wanted Preati1iou1 Harbor Avail.Nowt fioaure . $3500 mo , n.
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S', As phalt. 631·4199 c..,...t., Cera mar t~. ant ext Sam Fukumoto YARD If A RDWOOD FLOORS T.11lored LO lnd1V1dual. Loca! rers Call NOW & The Paper Hanger, Prur mova l & 3praylllg 10 yrs
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ASPHALT REPAJRl.NG All Types Remodeling & AmericanTile~ Tree tnmmang. small An •t1me,_8J2.4.1181S A l?Ullr N~"' area8yrs Re~a1rs,et<'_~12 rre~~st Steve547 4281 ~~VtC'tlonNighlmares est wt· lnl56t> 640~308 ~-I ""o&S R · •· I d "" Gu w11h a profCSl>1onnl od coa-'6 traplllg epaa rs. top quauty. 17 Chffd c~ an _S<'.ltllU!&.. ~JMO Houlhtq Our Brother·s Kttper Custom brick. Slone. •ST~VENs PAJNTING M gml co anti H Vt Twtorift9
UCommtresid.Freeest yrs anarea.Ur'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dan s l..awn Servire ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6314 1Ul1Akl!}i.9S block, concrete. slucro lnl ext F'ree itemized Single familte) & up ••••••••••••••••••••••• _r_ll~362 ~8l81 Mr. Palombo, 962:.~14 Prec1s1on lawn matnl lfaul. cleanup. conl'rClt' HCMntsittti.g Hers Freeesl 549-9492 _ est Nea t, qualily work Orange, R1\'ers1de & Son TUTORING
ASPHALT REPAIRS PENDLE.9I'ON CONST 'I $13 l .h90/WM ~h program for all lawn~ removal Dump truck ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mo•lft'J 832-32al...._S46·~S61 Bemadmo Co. llarraM>n Spelling, reading. run "SEAL.COATING Room additions & re r 01 unc · C.M " ns· Ex""rt labor. low rale~. ''u1ck •Arv '"2 76""'. _ Resp prof mu•1 avail 11• & • p M P I .. ~ "'-"" '" ·10-~ ~ •••••··~··••••·~··••.••• Exl mt pamhng. cab r<> "sso(', rop • 11m1 t111mental math l5 )'rs Since 1937 Lac. 282263 models. Cree est 839·6297 llan__reschoo 646·5423 free est Mi-5017 UUMP JOBS house sitter, 752 8900 MoVH1!1 ·· The Starving fmi stain Prof R1onbl 951 6001 Carden ex._p 9621393 ~900 49S-S997 Bill ----DtcorotW) GAR i)E MI HG Small MovrngJobs d~ys,SSI ~eves CollcgeS1udents Mov1ng f ree est Steve 5474281 -......!Ml... Mo1ttt"C.uft11119 ....................... WANTB> rallMLKE6461391 Co has gro~n. Insured Rtmod•l&Repolr l'IAMOWSOHS ,._, ..... ..., t°lnt' painting by Richard ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sper rahzes in rinish & •WATllFALLS• Mo~ing, edging. rat·k DON'TBEEMPTY. samt> 11uotl sen·1rl' Sanor L.ic.ms IJ yn.of General Conslrurlton Yourhome ~9 7521
Loving Mom will babysat. remodeling. XJnt ref Crafted from volran1r ing. s~ eeptnti Fret' Jiau~~~ ~~~~~o~ THIRS·ry Oil LONEI.\' •T 124 4 36 L1t•cn 'e hJPll> N H rustomer3 Services rarpentry. Window o..-g
my lrvme home. FIT. !~3U~ boulders,self·conlatned es11m ates 6'16 ~H or 1>4l 84Zl 60 IM27 Th;ank )OU 6.'ll 4410 plumbm11.drvwal l. slur ••••••••••••••••••••••• p T & drop.ins. 552-:860 Corpttt 5""'" Slone Age Crea11ons 645.5737 'St>curJI \ r111' IAIJI )JI A BC M OVIN<:. ~;it per l'O, doors. ele1· rre~ <''>I I.ct 'fh1!Surish11H~ In
Loving Mom & form er ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·§3:)1 Prof Japanest>Gartll'ner CltOtHlpYoeirAct )our house. µlaob & pror. low rllt l'll, quirk l'AINTING , r u ~t o m Guar 631113'7Jfl 5 CallSunslurwW1n1lo~
tearher will babysit. m)' Sha mpoo~ steam clean Drywol La~·n r utting. trf'\' trim We rlean out ji!araites I Pl'IS Bond:iblr rd~ rorefol 11t>rv1re 552 <>-110 work, ~yrs exp Many Roofi-... ~ Cleaning. Ltd M811&3
lrvine home.SSZ.3860 Color brighteners. wht mrn° wet'd1110 ~11375 ton truck S2!> 63t 1993 I 631 iSll7 ··MOVIN MAN" loc•11 rer~ Lie· 40:1!111 .. .., ('ALL JULI C>".'' --crpt.s 10 min. bleat·h •• •••• ••••••••••••••••• -DL 0 t ~ • ., ••••• ••• •••••••••• • •••• • .., Loving Mom will babysit Hall, liv.-din rms SlS. DrywaUSpec1allst Mowtnji! SIO-SlS S~
1
l<esponsible non smokmR 1s careful, court<.-.1u.' & llond1'<1. ms f'rt·1· 1•s1 IHXfflNG SINC ~: 11137 Fur all your bowi1• &
rvll llme weekdays J 4 yr avg rm $7.50. rourh StO, Qua I & prod New & re llauhng Moving S2S 1'1·0~1~· 1Al~1111'\'(l 1'1~11ill' rellred gas rompany rheap Pis rall642 I~ lt utt·h1Hon, 003-0'JI I All lypes inrl repair-. & w 1 n d 0 w dean 1 n I(
o Id s • C M D a Y n a chr •• Guar e'· m ""t mod •389944 j32 ~9 7~.9904 ~0005 Mark I hJI '"' 11,11 llw supen asor & wife "'ill H ~; A S 0 N i\ Ii L t-: Mow roahni: Stall' he 64..'>-~ 6'2 9264 .., u .,... U \It ' 1'11.0l SEU, idle 11ems wllh a l'ROM ..... i"RF.1-: lo:ST d .. · odor Crptrepa1r IS)rs Tape, Texture. Al'OU3tlC G/\RDENMAINT ~~H\lnlllltl-.lTUflY houses1tfor l~l'l'kl03 Dally Pilol Classified • • 282'l63 25'. ~con \u Wmdow C~arunJt xlnt' CllS&ified Ad,,, your one· exp Do work m•seU ceilings. Freeesl l\e\ln 'd rlean up 'l'rl'I.' tram monlhs Call collect Ad .,~., • .,...., l'ATClllNG INT EXT i.tock matenal Apt cleanups l"<•r wu
' I~ ,111 Jhoul ""'.701D J ""RRY "" •·57 • '•"'wl •9•.,...., ""'2 stop shopping renter l!efs 531·0101 675 ~ 673J503 mmg 543-8709 14 8pm I 1·714·684 0962 r. .,..,....1 1i46 .. ""' .. ., ~· '".! 642 ~ ~ ?;.,
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Acrountinl
ACCTG.CUU
Excell. pay ror an Acrtg
Clerk with an insurance
co Located 1n Los
Angeles. relocating to
Newport Bearh in Oct 2
yrs . e xper in r e·
insurance co., IO·key
touch. balancmg. ledger
& some phone work
O~n1ng 1mmed1ately
Contact
LeAnna, 95S-Z170
ACCOUNT
AllJTIES
llOO Quail, #200
Newport Beach
100% Free E.O.E.
ACCT-. Cl.HJ(
GICU hu entry level
clerk position avail
Some exp. helpful. but
not necessary. In·
dividual needed p1t1me
during summer & fll1me
begmning Sept. Contact
Roseann, ~3110.
ADMIM.ASST
For uivesunent rirm 111
Newport Bearb Typing.
filing & various office
duUes. TaMllll.
Apartment Manager: 20
Unils with pool. No pels.
Need mature couple.
Rent & xtra inrome
Dt&OlJaled. ~-
APT MANAGER, mature
couple. Beaut. 44 unit.
Costa Mesa. Adults, no
ptll. Apl +small salary + bonUB. Wkdys 642-4907
ASS&•La
For boat company.
Some exp. pre(. Apply
f1t..ll381.
Assmu.I
ASS&m.aS
Loe Mtssioo V1e;o co
needs Assemblers w 2
)'rs exp. Candidates
musl have gd manual
dexterity, gd eyesight.
neat an appearance & de
pendable. Work is m lire
support mediral elec
tron1cs. Gd. benerils
Only res po ns i b le
persons seelung perma
nenl emplyml. need ap
ply Call : Mrs. Parellt.
581·3830
Attrartave remale to work
part or full lime on crui&e promotion. Call
John 714 675-5020 IOAM
to 12P~M~ .. __ _
AUTOMOTIVE
UN LIMITED
OPPORTUNJTI ES
Aulo leasing compan)'
needs SELF ~'TARTER
must have own car
494·~34 or 833-~
AUTOMOTIVE
• MECHANICS/
TECHttel.,.S!
County frowth requires
HOWARD Chevrolet
service expam1on. Line
mechanics/lechnir1¥ns
needed! Sl2.S.S/hr. G.M.
u perience preferred.
Pleasant worting condl·
lions an Airport com
plex No trans. work re
quired See Service Mgr
HOW AID ClitYroW
Dove/Quail St.a.
NEWPORT BEACH
AUTOMOTIVE
UraJEHCEO
AUTOCASHIB
Excellent working con·
dltlons at fringe benefits
including retirement
plan. 40 hours per week
Salary rommensurale
with experience Call
Stan at
NABERS <:ADILLAl:
ELECTRO.MECH
Electronics r o. 1n
La1una Beach needs an
E/M usembler with
soldering & E/M u -
1embly exper. Requires al d . /1 H.1•1• ~ 1\11.1• gd. m1ou exterity. 1 '"'·' \ .. ,, '>JO 'll
IA.IYSITTB
needed. my bome Part
lime. must be dependa
ble
751·1954
BABYSITTF.R
f ull11me. So t:oast
Pl az a area 751 S478
eves. __
BABYSITTER. exp'd . 3
days per wk M~t Cum
ref'!. 833-~a!t.l)PM
BABYSITTER P llmt',
Tues & Fridays \1}
homl'. CM 641 014 1
_pl~ase __
Babysitte r nee ded
Prefer responsible. de
pend able girl. 17 +. for
Tues & Thurs days and
occasst0nal evenings
631-5632 or 548·4912
Great part lime summer
Job'"
BANDS
For All
Occasions
needed for Nat 'I Enter
taanment Agency open
1ng in Orange Co
8S7·2026 evesonly _
Bankinll
I MO.HllEIM
IOHUS
For the following open
in gs.
Tellers<Fff & P 'T 1
New Account! <F T &
P/Tl
Ut1l.Clerk
Operat.aons Clerk
Secy/Loan Dept
All of the above positions
require specirir pre·
v1ous experience. Xlnt
salary & benefits pro-
gram For more in
formation, please call ,
WESTLANDS BANK
2900 So HARBOR
BLVD
Santa Ana. CA 92704
714·64 l.all8j 641 6017
AblUly to 111t basic test J!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!
equJpmt. such as power l•-------melert would be a bag
plus.
We orrer excell. pay &
1>enerlta pl1.11 a
4DAYWoawm
Co. ls 2 mi. from Cout
Hwy.' I mi. from 405 at
5Fnrya
Please call tor appt.
Peraonnel Dept.
TELONIC BERKELEY
nt4M•Mll E.O.E.
AMembty
1&.UI JIAM JOIS
twA19tOOSI ''ACTCIY I ASMl•IH
AUTOMOTIVE
DIJVa
Full lime & company
benefits . Pic.kup & de·
livery. Must have valid
C11ir. driver's license at
excellent driving ~rd
Contact Dami.I Sic.kit in
our Service Dept,
ROYCAIYB
IOU..SIOYCI
C7 I 41640..444
AutomoUve c..w.r
lec1plhnht
Salary commensurate
with expttlence. Com·
pany baellta, 40 hour
wHk, Monday thru Fri·
day. Cont.ad Mickey at
S1dLt .. 1e•IMW M ilaion Viejo
LoftC ' 1bOrt tenn U · ID·aotO
a I f aO'enl•. IAIYSITTB
AVA LABL!NOW! Call lhture woman needed
or come by; to care ror 1 yr old In our 1102 Bu1lne11 Ceoter c.M. home on a pt·Ume
Dr UGI. Irv tu , bull, DOW 1.11lll Sept.'
m-'14.t1 1Nr. Ma.cArtluar thereafter 8 hra/da1
81 6 • f'fW1) Kl1. l-5 M P So U•.,l hall or. 27tl1 C1bot Rd .. • . IDI! .., Pl ta1una ...,_., Ul.o542 ffil, cauao.im.
JCrow1 Val)tf 1't•1· IAIYSITT'm
l>d> Hn.. •I• &llSZ eo1ll11l 1pukln1. k.di II . Hiii. Hont· ll1turt woau. Ow1 lncMll ..... Hn.t-5 ....... lly lntN bomt. ,..., '» dap I wt, f.Jpm.. """' •t·-·
I
BANKING
TW11
TRAINEE
COll9Mele
Columbia Savin1s bas
a n i mmedia te OP ·
portunity in its beauurut
Cost a Mesa oHlce.
Selected applicant wlll
work approxlmately 20
hours per week lunch re·
lid and Saturdays.
Light ty)lin& and ca1h
handling extierience are
requited.
We orter an exceptional
work environment. com·
petlllve salary and out·
standln1 beneflta lnclud·
In& dental and vision,
company paid career
apparel and tree bank·
lll& prlvlleaa. Piute
co nta ct Darlene
Maguire at ('1 14) w-1u1 tor an lntet\f\eW
appolnt.mem.
cotcv.io
Sa~ ill&..i
Aunt 111
2:152 II.nor Bl•cl..
Cotta ...... CatmS
1l~~r,
Banking
BECOME
PART
OF OUR
SUCCESS!
Consid er the followang
1mmed1ale pos1taons
•TRURS
Experaenred
Full-Time
•REAL ESTATE
LOAM PROCESSOR
Experienced or
Related Qu.alll1c11t1ons
•COURl9
Full-Time
Our enthus1ast1 r sta Cf
enJO)'b an exr1•1lent
~ala r y and to m
prebens1ve benefit s
pa<'kage 1nrlud1nR
Medical. Dental. paid
\•a catrnn, ret1rem1·nl
and more
For 1mmed1ate con
siderat1on please rt1ll ·
Personnel Dept. 1714 l
760-6000
~ ~Bank
Banking
SECURITY
MEANS
PROGRESS
Secur11 y Pac1C1c Hun k's
phenomenal growth an
the ba nking industry
means looking forv. ard
to conllnued progress
Cor o ur banking
spec1ahsl.S we·re look
mg for bnjtht, amb1tmus
1nd1viduJls who are looktng to l(row right
along with us 1n the
Collow1n11 area.~·
•NEW AC -1 COUNTS I REPRESENTATIVES
QuallC1ed appltcanls
s h ould poss eSb a
mini mum or ' year
general bank .Savings &
Loan, or 6 months 111 new
accou n Is /\pph r:i nts
will tnlerviev.• al lhe SC
oHke
•PROOF
OPERATOR
Requires prior ex -
perience as a proor
operator m a banktn~
env1ronmenl of
Nrwport We oHer an updated
salary plan. and an out-Equal Opp Empl M If standing be ne fits
·-package. For an im·
mediate inter view.
Bank mg
118
OPPOITUtlTIES
LAGUNA HUS
OfftCES
EXPERJENCEO
•M..ttffilc)
Sea•hry
•ltctp .....
TRAINEE
POSm ONS•
TUSTIN OfflCI
EXPERIENCEO
•HohTeler
•Ttltn
(Full' Part Time>
TRAINEE
POSmONS•
• Muat have 8 moot.ha or·
flee, cash bandUna or
publk cont.let u per
We o fftr 1rowlh op
portunltin , excellent
workioi conditions.
salary 'bmd1U. Call·
Carol ThllYOI. maw
please caU (114) 759-4224
• =t
SECUArTY
PACIFIC
BANK
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
Banking
CDT
VEIREI/
LOAN llSBURSEI
Poaltlon available In our
Consumer .t.oan Dept. in
Costa Mesa. Related ex-
per. preCerred, typing
40·SOwpm required
Call·
Duane Bie&el
546-8510
CAUFOlllA
FEIDll.
S.. ... &a....
2700 Harbor Blvd.
ColUMen Eq\lll Oppartun.lty
f;l'Qployer
B.OOIM»O IAMI
l!!!!!!!!!!_!!E!!.o!!. t!!. !!!!!!!!I I
I Dally Pilot .,!! rue u. '° rtlu I classffltds
_. ..., 1t ...... D'• I wof'tl for
.... _... DeilJ Plliot -· ~...al 0 -1a.1 Mt. AM U I Y-wn ,.. ._.,.. ........ .. 142·5'71
..i1, un a frledlJ I for qulctc a.aw Ad·VlMf 1t I Clsll Sllll.
~ .. ~ ... .;___~~~~~··
BANKING
* TEillR
A lt>ad tng savtngs and
loan has an excellenl
l(rowth opportun ity
C1\'a1 la ble m its beautirul
~e"' l)Orl Beach oHire
Wt>'re seekU\g a Cull time
Teller ~•lh ei.perienre
in a tommercaal bank or
S&L Wt> orrer a top
!'lcHltng salar) and
greal benefits inc:-lud
mg
•Pa11J medical dental
•Profit shanng
·free career apparel
•Free park mg
!'lease apply on M ON
DAY. June 29. from I 4
pm al
FIDELITY
FEDERAL
SO¥itcJI
Cllld LOGll AHL
1515 Westcblf l>nve
(at Dover >
Newport Beach
An Equal Oppty
Employer
Banking
SECRETARY
Loc al Newport Beach
Savings & loan is seek
1ng a self motivated
sec retar y w1strong
secretarial skills, tho
rougbnesa & congenial
manner to work in the
loan dept. Salary com· mens urate wlexper.
Full insurance benefits
& paid career apparel
Pis call
Ms Denny Paris1a
17 14)~
MEW,OIT IAUOA
SA VIHGS & LO.,.
1100 IMleAn.HI
E.O.f.
BanlllnJ. $$$~$$$$$$$$
BONUS OF ONE
MONTH SALARY!
Expenenced Only ·=·· •Utllty
For interview. ca LI
Carol Thuyns, 832-420t
B.DOIADO IAMI
E.O.E.
loot MoinlsnllllK• l" h u r c h Sec r et a r Y l•--c··-... --A.L--•1,---D•A-T•A--• Expr'd, boat waxer. re· needed, 9-2pm. Mon ~
pairman and technm an Thurs Exp. necessary General agency needs E...rTRY
Apply m person only. 227 $S hr 646-1002. _ rast. accurate person for "I ZOthSt,on the_~l'...li_B CLE ..... 1.......,_ _.S0 ... Ren orr dultes Gd OPERA TOR """"' .. '"" " ~alary & paid co BOAT Mechanic Rigger Perm Pl lime. morn be nefils Call Sall). Will operate small bu.\1
Merr I 0 exp. ner Har angs s Laguna Animal 848 6264 nei.s romputer system3
nson Boat Center, Santa llosptla I ~537! l•--------i being used as a data en
Ana, ~2 7tll CLF.ANlNG PERSON -CLEO ITYMST try lermmal and ~•II
BOO KKEEPER. Hntg Sr citizen OK. Corona / • '"' prepa re sample pro Sch. respomible person del Mar For inro. 50wp m, rorespondence grams for automal1t
I k th & hte r11Jng Some office operations Reqwres ex o wor ~1 m1111mum 631 0944_ S4 h Off b supt"rvmon Duties con exp 50 r 1cc rs pen ence m transcnbmg
StSI of all bookkeep 8 :'>pm , Mo n f rt data Crom standard
1n.1t a ccounting func CLalCA.L 64~ 2937 sourre documents to
t10n!> thru tnal balance. An at1ract1ve pos111on CLEO TYPIST 1abulat111g cards lapt
at•rounts receivable featuring a nex work Enthusiashc person ~·ho and or disks
C1.1ll aft IP~,.53S-8832-srhedule m a pleasant r an lype 70wpm ar
IOOIOCHPIHG environment. Gen. ok l' u r ate I Y. I'' t 1 me
10 key by touch Ac & typing skills Ca ll J\rch1terl r1rm II D &
curate typtng Full ttme 833-9590 Assoc 640-&'f.6.
Oppty for advanrement l•llll!!!!!!!!!!!!lllll!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!I!!!!!!!!~ CLERK TYPIST
BETIER WAY f OODS i•-------• 1A1lh pleasant per.50nah N B 645-~ _ _ Clerical I)' and phone manner for
Bookke t>per Recepl for TYPIST Cl.SU( I New port Bearh Al.I
M1ss1on V1e10 Ob-Gyn of Salary S811l·S994 Mo vert1sing PR aji!enl')
f1l·r F.xp l"!<l·1P1·5751 Must type 60 "'Pm Re
BOOK.KEEPER TYPIST Cl.Ell( I 1·ent graduate prefd
Come lO our home ofc • ._. H o u r s 9 S P M •
NB, t d~ wk ~9'f!O Salar> S82.ll'.'.SI003 MQ 714·64H037
B OO K KE E p I NG COMMERCIALS. stunls.
p lim e Ap ply at TYPISTClB.Kll films. models. extras
We offer a ji!eneruus
benefiu parkage mclud
1ng paid bolidays anti
Christmas week shut
down Please appl)' an
person Monda) through
Wednesda\ 9-llAM or l-3P M .
EMERSON
ELECTRIC CO.
Industrial Controls
DiV1S1on
3300 S. Standard St
Santa Ana, CA 92702 Crown Hardware. 1024 Salary ~SI070 Mo SCAS needs new rares
Irvine (Westclirl Plau I. 957.02&2. equal oppty
NB __ Several employment op· COMPANIOH AIDE employerm/Clh
1001()(. _.......,_ portunities in a ma1or Mot•rt, fof tlderly'"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!ll!! _.,-,_ Orange Count)' city I' ·--
Irvine co. hos immed Musi be abletotype40 to lody. Un•a Wbck.t•--------opening for exper ·d 50 wpm <corrected for I'~,... 548-3611 llLJ
person to handle A R. errors) Excellent Crmge Companion hsekeeper related fun ctions. & benefits t'ha uHeur for elderl)
general olc. duties Gd lad )'. Live in Non
benefits. salary DO E Youma)'arrange an smuke r wate rfront
Call 154_193~1___ appointmentbycaUmg home P r iv room
IROIUIMAH 1714113~4154 646 6565. SS7 9891 .
3 nites/2 days per week. ~8·~ __ _
Apply 2607 West Pacific C~y of S..ta Alto COOi(
Coast Hwy. N.B. Mon Personnel Dept., Rm SOii Experienced. Reuben E
day lbru Friday. 3PM CityHall Lee Stemwheeler, tak·
SPM S ala r y com 20CavlcCenter Plua · mens urate mith ex ang appllcallons Mon Equal Opp Erupl M IF "' ., • 67' "'ll ~nenre.~l rn .ro1 -
IUSr&SOHS
18 or over. Char he's
Chill. 3001 Redhill, Bldg.
2, Ste 226, C.M Apply
betwttn 9am· lpm.
CAMBA PllSOH
to work vertk al com·
m e r c 1al cam e r a
f amiliar wilh PMT pro-
cess Exp. pre('d. Tem
pora r y pos with
po6S1b1Uty ol long term.
Apply : PeMysaver, 1660
Placentia Ave., C.M.
CASH IER/Hostess .
P !lime eves. Apply in
person. Two Guys Crom
Italy. 226'1 Fairview Rd .
C M
Clerical
401NYENTORY
CTRS NEEDED We need 40 in\'enlory
counters for special I
day ass1gnmeoL
4AM-9AM
Ju~ 1, Wed.
Experience preferred
but not necessary. Must
be 18 yn old E.0 E
Call for aPf'l.
FIT ;~~ewport 551-1145
=B.=.cea""c~h~&~1-rv_1n_e_a_r_ea_. 't-n.L 1n:_ !!elici•: 644-4480. U 1 II \
CASHIER
House" are aales. Apply J7•,. ..-.... IU..........t. in pe rson : Crown •• __..,......_...
Hardwa,., lal.4 lrvine "-T IMdi ( W estc lirf Plaza> 1 N. B. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
COOi(
Exp. prererred but nol
required. Apply 111
pe rso n : Coco ·~. 78
fashion Island, N 8
E.0.E.
COOK. EXPERIENCED
ITALIAN FOOD
675-6193 aft lOam
COOKS
Day & evenings, Mime
Heavy dumer exp. App
ly in person, The Jolly
Roger, 400S. Coast Hwy,
Ll!luna Beach.
COOIDIMATOI
For shipping dept Ac
tJve sport-wear manurac
turer full time. 646-6688
Counter help for dr)
cleaners. M."'t be depen
dable & mature. SUS/hr
start. 540.2al.ll Ra1 mond
c..ewr.....
Tool 4r Equip Rental Co
hH Va<'andes ln C.M.'
L11un1 Beach. Must en
joy working w/people &
have some mechanical
Clftll(IS Clerical 1pt\tude. Good salary 1W111 SUMte JOIS benefit package & ad
Ca reer-minded 1n
d1v1dual. Min 3 yrs pre-
\ aous expenence Pull &
part-lime. Top r ay for top people Cal ber 4
pm for mterview appt.
a s k f or Da ni elle,
631·«04.
DELIVERY DR IVER.
F time, clean driving
record. Costa Mesa
Blueprint l690 Plaren
tia, M8--SS71
Delivery men over 18 for
L.A. Times Lo homes in
C M . 3 a m ·6 a m .
economy car req uired,
no collectmg 54001450
mo + bon~ 646-0637 or
~6.:.5844 . ___ -
DENTAi.ASST
Established Newport
Beach practice offering
excellent opportunity for
mature, energetic, ex
perienced Dental Assis·
tant. ROA preferred. but
n o t r e qu i r e d
Nonsmoker. 644·~
DINTAL
ASSISTANT
Dental prarllce needs
help. Front back at mid·
die. Experience ass ls·
tant please apply
&4'4·0683
Dental
Job openings available v1ncement oppty. Appl) .IC~ST U M In lrvlne., Newport, in person l~ Newpon TVTI Coal• Maa. Santa Ana. Blvd. CM or liOS S 1 11r l o ri ce nr OC Loni Ir short term , CoastHwvLuun1 Bch
Chair side RDA. E11
panded duties. I year
min exp. 4 day week
Top pay ' benellt.s for
top skill. NB 842·&4'4!
OMA&. .........
Airport Good telephone posalble permanent. Top Custodial manner. 841-lUO. MARKE1'S pay, benefits ' incentive
llCKra/TYPIST For 2nd' 3rd Shifts plan.
for PubUc A«0W1tall1'1 We promote to man11e· D•lllry
office lo KB. Muat be ex· ment" aupervialon rrom Wont Proc.uors
IUU.OCl"S
SOUTH COAST
per. wlwtb~,;,...A CAREER'. T,.W/IK4pt. ta1 1cc,ept1n1lgt app1111ca
Short houn. benefit•.
xlnl salary ror qu1hr1ed
person. Send m umc to
Bo• 11 164 CIO Dally
Pilot P ,0. BOX 1580 CM
CA 921626
US..4181. a..w.1793 l\.IH Ito•... l on• or p me am
ColU Mna 11 t rn ) • fl \ I m t 1 .. -------. IMrflCPt.._ IUDtllMar Oflotca.t. custodial help Ttlf '
Interior 0..ltn Shop. Qltal l1t'l BU111101&tmce Potltloos are perm1nml
Appro• • Inf mo. • llW Kit.Arthur Blvd wiUI fu U co bmffrts Ne
per hr. Nooll.a0ker1"'tf La,,_ kadl Sok.SZS lrvil'lt exp. nqlllrtd. wt ..-111
a.9111 •rm m.oi11 tram. Xlnt oppor1unll>
BI ut pr l n t lh c bi nt '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!j r o r • t v d 1 n 1 a t
Operator Mtded, exp, H11n~Beadl P1nd wtwt 10U nnt "' houltwlves. Apply : m .
a.I& •Wtna a ... ~ -..tJI Dally PUotCluallledJ. Bnltol,C.M. "". ,._ li!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Ii o. 1
U~ tht 01117 Pilot
·• F'•st Rf"vll'' •eolt't
dlrte'l<W'Y V our
wtvle<e tJ our
specialty . ca1114,1,5111 .. , m ,
<
-----.----Orlno• Coast OAJL Y PILOT/Sunday, June 2a. 1981 pt ~.~~ ..... !!~ ~~~ .... !!~ ~,.!~ ..... !!.. ~~~ ..... ?!!! ~~~-... !!!! ~~~ ..... !!.~
HftpW_.... 1100 MefpW-... 1100 HtlpW~ 7100 .W,WllllW 1100 DINT AL UC.-J. Ontral BiailMu HOttl
F.1p In •II phaK'I ol ,_.,Ii hL Ok. a.tr
rront oUict 1nrl In· $10111 0 Full lime, M•rri. Ntaj i.unnce Hunt Bch appearance. Arrt1.
area Btnl"Fi\1 • top backcround helpful
.......... ~,
Mltl!U1mlr ""-·· tull and/or Jllrt &lme
IMSUIAMCI LMAL SIC"Y
O Id 11 iu lnau ran cr Nffdtd ._. b~y aencral ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
btoi•ra11e -.i.... x pr1cllrt In Hunlln&ton -------· per'd. p~';i'~L.i:~ Bue h Caau1I at •eehan c
Account Admln. tor motpbere l.ra•I cxper MYAC ~
MM6MMTPOSIT10M
P'abnt ehalA, C M '
Anabehn. Xlnt oppt'y
Geri ~
MUHISAIDU
3 to 11 JOPM ' 3 30 to
1 30PM Pitlrne Coun
try Club Conv H<11pl
S49-3061
•PEHOtltll.
SECUTAIY• salary !IG:77t'J..... StC'retanal. marketlni. Call: Mrs.Stone. Mutet
dis play. w1rehoutt Ir Blutprlnt. 23t Fischer
DIPUTYCUllC I olht r po11tlon1 Muat CM .~9373 txp. prtt'd. Excell.
workl"' coodltionl Ap.
ply ln penon;
lrvlne corporate ofr. .147.eocl Newport Beath/lrvme Sll'Oftl tech. bat'k&round Ltfll s.a.t. y aru will f'fqWrt alulJed Model 1 F l II ••Isl v1dl"O
photo1r1~r Volunleer
1111taally Day)!S_~_w
Out•,andln& opponumt> an bu y ptrsonnel dr
p;1rtment Excfllrnl
bt' n ef 1 ts & wof1I t'O \ ITOO-
men l ~ rt'1ume or
t•11ll. Jo"emt> (;ordenniin.
a7141871 2100. f.xt ~
Stutln& ulary 14 M/hr have transportation ' '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Harbor M1SUc1pal Court good a pp ea r1 n c e ""
hu o~nll'IP for men 41 il.14)847·2412
HOttl San Muncn
a muat. Competitive Eaper part UrM small HVAC M«h1nlc Ex
beaetlu lnelude profit concenial Hununiton ceJI. btnefilJ 'ulary ill
1 b a r i n 1 • de o t a I , , _ "' N S20 to SZSK r1oge, de
OFFICE '8SOH
I girl ofrtre, pre' txpr
n r r f t 1 mi-
R~Cerences lmmrrl
Oj'<'nlng 973' I~
women lf you lype GENERALOFFICE'"·lp 40wpm and are lnterHl -,,.. ed in urell benehts for Npt Bd\. yacht club
call 833--0tll, u t 332 Prefer mature 1n
for more U1format1on d1v1dual with typing,
.iMI Jambom. N e phone & public contract kills. ShMhand not rc-
Desk cle;(ESeolark ~~~ ~~:~~~es~m~
Mote l. Cost a Mesa to . Box 1923, Dally
J.llPM shift. Mon thru Pilot, P.O. Box 1560,
Fri VJ day Sat mornanJ? Costa M~.._ca ~ __ Will train Call Ray af
tt"t_oons.1!:'!6-744S General
E1cltilg Prod.ct
DISPATCH/P/T Lg suceessrul ro. owns
Must ha ve reliable btnl'aml>Cl'OUnds.needs
transportation. & good phone reps. no selling
driving re('ord Be Full & part ume. plu.sh
familiar with Harbor A C ofr. work wlnice
area & wtlling to learn people Call Mrs. Reed
newspaper business (7141838 ll~
from ground up Cull
RQChelle 67~ GEMEIAL OfftCE
DOC Groomer. up d dll G ICU has entry level
breed! Laguna Bearh clerk po11t1on avail
w ocean view Satan' + Some exp helpfuJ, but rom~ 4S42006 • not necessary In d1v1dual needed p llme
Dnver needed. room for during summer & f tame
ad\lancement ll unl beginning Sept Contact
Bch area ~~95 Roseann,556-3!]0 __
DRIVERS WANTED GEN E'RAL OFFICE
Part time dehver} Ear Jewel• By Joseph look
I} morning. L.A Times mg for reliable person
Irvine Newport Beach 1mm!(I ~9000
area Must be reliable & --------• have dependable trans
S4so...:..<;:all J~. 546 0235
EARN EXTRA SSS
Sal, $20 wk. U cleaninR
&J aundf'.tl.M. 631 7995
Earn up lo $2.S,(XX) e mo
New product Meadow
fresh as beroming to
milk whai margarine 1s
lo bu!!c~r ~S._!!09
RECTROHICS
General
Tlw lmboo 1.y Club
Is now """'"1:
Stoc-e ROOM Cltrit
F fT lo ISS ue
general supplies
Must have food &
Beverageexper
Profess ional yet
pleasant working en
v1ronment Ir you are
~uahf1ed ror ttus posi
lion, please call for appt
645 7358. Mon Fri ,
9 30-5PM
ASS&9lY
Small compan} 11eeds
s omeone v.1th
d1vers1fied background
So me Soldering exp
needed Call 17141~5 7~ ror aJ?!> 't l-11111!!!'1111!~~~~ -------•G E N ER A L
FOREMAN IM/FJ I ~!~Js~rp~~t Np~~ I
ZfldSMft lime rull time Byro
Power 1s the Industrial 631 0772
Controls D1\'IS1on or GEMEllAL OfflCE Emerson We are the
major manufacturer of
ra1l·sare power devices
known as Umnlerruph
ble Power Syste m~
Power 1s our product
and we supply energy to
Irvine co has 1mmed
opening for person with
gen ore sktlls 1nrludmg
10.key & typmg lo work
in our Service Dept.
G_1ll· 7S4·!lfil__ __
your careertoo. 1--------•
You will perform
superv 1Sory dulaes tn the
storkroom Requires
current ex perience.
knowledge or MRP. and
familiarity with cycle
rounhng. A background
in an electronics en
vi ro nm enl will be
help fol
We oHer a generous
benefits package that in
eludes paid hohd1ys and
Christmas week shut
down. Please apply 111
person Monday through
Wednesday, S.llAM or
1-JPM or send resume
10nl) resumes v.ith
salary h1Story 14'111 br
rons1dered1
EMERSON
ELECTRIC CO.
Industrial Controls
Division
3300 S. Standard St
Santa Ana, Ca 92702
equaloppty
employer mlfrh
FIOMT OfftCE
New office creates op-
portunity. basic skills
required. l'Ompa ny
benefits Costa Mesa
642 3490.
F/TCOOIC
Home style cooking for
small retirement rac1h
ty. F'lex hrs Sa lar}
based on exo 494·94S8
FULL TIME
P'TIME
Answering Service No
expr nee Minimum
typing requirements
C!.!L6Jl--0140 EOE
fURMrTUU STOIE
General
tr.Ille Needs YOtl!
Our new Irvine ore hH
summer JObs for tem
porary office & lite in·
dus1rlal workers
Work us much as you
want Or as little It's up
to you
Just call ourorf1ce for an appt We'll plan a sum
mer Job schedule Cor you
o~·
Af\ "'M «lOO'l.l.n'y ~'t
2222 Ma11n
E.0.E
85 1 S8S8
M/F
GENERAL omcE
Notio nal Education
Corp.. Olle or Orange
County's largest and
most rapidly growing
companies, has some
lruly excellent rlerical
emp l oy m ent OP ·
portunities for qualified
apphcanls, with good
lypang skills. who want
to be part of an exciting
and dynamic orgamia·
lion
We have outstanding
salaries and employee
benefits
For 1m med1ale 1n
lerv1ew appointment
call
Alma Chavez
Persoanel Dept
1714)546-7360
Needs exper per50n in nMlll
furniture sales, salary NA UftN.
Sl200 lo start Apply in £DllPATION person Tue-Sal 1().2. 1931 "" ~e~rt Bl"li, C.M. co111n11•noN
Furniture store needs r"""
p time helper for de· 44-00Campus Drive
liveries & varlou.'I duties Newport Bearh, CA
approx. J0.40/hrs. week.
S4/br Inquire in person, Equal Opportunity
Tues.Sat. l().2pm al 11131 Employer l&/F ~~w~_rt Blvd. C.M _I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
....... ailyPilat • • : f teld Sales Supervisor :
• Lamittd openings a\lallable 1n the Onnaf •
• Co•St area. for self·motlv11ted, carttr e
orient~ lndl\ld uol who can work with •
• f'aeld Sales People Train. moth·11I' ind
• ltl rt'lults lllt1011 wagon or n n •
• necessary Ex.ctpt1onul earnings, plu.~ job •
related bentftts available ror the "-"' •
• ~pie If you ran produc" resuJu, not
• Jual talk about It, ctt 11: flGO 0694 ror •
• Interview Ask for Mr Chan('r. :
: Typesetts •
• With at leaat l ytar u .,.,;eocc. S$ wpm. •
Nl1.ht shirt. Exctlltnl company btntfltl •
• Appty UPM, MOll<lay thni Frfday.
! . .;:.e: I
• Colla Mesa. CA •
• Equal Oppon~Jty !mploJer • ··"············
GOU' STARTER Wlllt· •S. CoatlHwy,
ed. prefer retiree. 310C La una Buch
Irvine Ave . N 8 .iiiiiiiiiiiiil;lliiii!ii;iiliiiji;;I
1s1-t344 KObsFRFlNEKs
Guards Tol5/hr.car. 845-512.3
MOWN ....
Secunly Officeni for So Ho111~keeper/babyaitter.
Laguna & Mi.ulon Viejo li ve·m, ~/wk. Some
commun1tlft. Umlorm En1U1h. refs. driver's
& training provided. In· lie. hel ful. 833-&486.
terviewing al The Don HOUSE Sitter needed. No
Carlos Motel 34311 Del work. 4 day wk. SSO. Sr.
Obispo Dana Point. (Del Ciliten prd'd. 960-8291
Obispo/Pacific Coast HSKPR-UVE IN
Hwy) July lst, 2nds. 5 days, Ena. spkg, non
9am-5pm. 1 s mkr. 2 children Pl MK ERTOM S Sal.open. Anaheim IMC. !'ills. Refs. l714)1774·S410
2701 'l·s..... IMMIDIATal
S_,.AM P /TIMlw 11
17141557·9020 in the California Air Na·
GU AUS
full & part time. All
areas Uniforms furn'd
Ages 21 or over. retired
welcome. No ex per. nee
Appl y Universal
Protection Service. \226
tional Guard for men &
women wtpnor military
expr. For more mlorma
taoo call Starr Set Ctnd>
Gehring al 714/979-7363.
8am lo 4pm, Mon thru
Fri.
W Slh St., Santa Ana --------Interview hrs. 9-12 & l-4 ,
_Mon· Fri.
HARDWARE SALES
Apply in person. Crown
Hardware. 1614 San
Miguel (HbrVuClr l.
NB
HRPWANTIO
Furniture Finisher &
Sprayer wanted. Good
pay Experienced
P lime & f 'lime .
~9·2054, 642-9771 (Jerfl_
HELP WANTED.
TEMPORARY. CABLE
IHSPICTOI
IMPIOCISS
Medical Components
mrgr. needs a person
who likes detail work.
capable ol worluog with
a microscope & small
parts. Salary com
mensura~ with exper
Located Ill Mission Vie-
jo. Co. paid profit shar
mg. vacation & hohdayh
pd. Medical/life ms
Qualified •f pli cants.
please ca I. Mrs
Parelli, 581-~l>
TV . I";~=;:=:;;;;; CUSTOMERSERVICE I•
IMSURAHCE
Lge insurance agency
has lhe ro119W111g open·
in gs
Renewals quote &
follow up on renewals
Mu.st have Insurance u
!>fr
File Clerk need fast
energetic PfrsoD for r1I·
ing
medic !~ l life cov· !1:~~ri':~rm on ptodlnconexper Call
erace. pu \'t day off ~r Sutanne Heise
month, educaliooal re--.-------1 "'-' 1mbursemeol. Please LegalSem!t.ary )Al lHE ~<IMRIM'
call 7U.1.ZSS. ext. ~ Do Y•'"' Anderson & Anderson A~ 6'4,.319$
Ins. Bltn .• Inc. EOE e. appreciated by pre· 1061 CamflbacltSt.
M/F/H sliglous legal firm Newport Beach. 92600
Al rport area Superb Equal Opp Emplyr
t•r. Dearwlwa be o el i ts i 11 c I u d I n & lm!''!I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IH-Decton pen sion + gas al M .. Clll~t
Interior decor ating, lowan ce. Excellent Very busy Oph"tho prac
plant & carden service, salary! Call : Kay today lice in FaJhion Island.
general maintenance of at 54().5001. Snelling & Heavy phones. good typ-
tbe home/buslness. in· Snelling or Newport in& I must. Cindy
side & out. New rrom Beach Ag ency. 4340 Las Vegas. service of Campus Dr .• EOE 640·20µ.
lhe stars & major hotel~. '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I MEDICAL ore needs ex
536 · 2 5 70. Ca Iv a r y LING u ISTS You ran pe r front ore person.
Church. H B. Lve msg earn extra tncome for P ·T. dulies, 1cbedu1mg.
Cor Jaci Lows. your skills in the Naval l!l~lll!!i,~93111
IMTHIOI DESl6M Reserve Minimal ron MIDtCAL
Sales. If you desire your tnbution of your lame Exp front olftee. exp
own bu.siness specialii will provtde good pay bark offtee Cor G P m
ing in art & accessories and many benefits Ex F o u n t a I n V Ii 11 e Y •
and have a nair for de-cellent worlr.ing environ· ~9-9111
sign f.>art or fulltJme menl Call now for full Medical
Excellent rommission. details. Call 7l4·~ ~4 ICll ore ASSIST.
960-5646. PIT, 20 2S hrs week
Knitters LOAN Send resume t o
Professiooal Hand Knit Sl LftHI Cless1f1ed Ad 1818, Daily U!rs. l Maclune Kruuer. """ Pilot, P 0 Bo;i 156-0.
I Hand Spinner/will SALES/SHIPPER Costa Meaa,_92626 train 49J.2987. M 1DfC AL
LADIES Discount bouti TUMSC .. Ell que needs M111ager Pis Columbia Savings has
r a 11 Ann ab e i I e : an im mediate opening Work al home. top pay ~3·74~·400 for a Loan Shipper ln our Hequ1res minimum Syn. Loan Sales Departmenl acute hospital ex
LMAL SlCllTilY Selected randidate wall perience mall phases of
2 associate Fashion have 2+ years ex medical dictation. Call
Island corporate at· perienre shipping loans 768·8SOOforlnlervie~
lOrneys seeking ex -lo FH.LMC and P.rtvate --------· perienced (2 /yrs) investors. and will type Medical secretary; gd typing & 5 o 6 o v. p m
d i ct a t ion s k i 11 s Responsibilities will in
neressary: salary com elude the preparaltOn or
meosurate with ex. documents and files for
perieoce. health & den· sale in the secondar}
tal benefits, pa.ad park market in add1t1on to
tog . hrs S.S.:.>; Wang aud1ttng loan packages
Word process1o gl pr10r to shipment Ex
helpful. 641>-'1035 Pally. I celleot benefits pack a Re
llGAl SlCllT ~y mrludinJ? dent.al and' 1s
Jacoby & Meyers. 1 of ion. auractive starting
America's largest la"' salary and an enJO)able work env1ronmen1 firms IS seeking a legal enhance this opponun1 sec retary w1lh a minimum or I/yr ex-t) For conf1dent1al ron
INSURANCE
CLERK
Respons1b1lilies w1JI to·
elude processmg group
mPd1 ral dental an
surance claims. worlcers
compenuuoo claims
adm1n1stratmg r1rsl aid
to employees and other
related dulJes Pos1t1on
requires minimum I
year of related ex·
perience. a LVN 1s pre
(erred
MODB.S/ESCOITS
To Dollars S27 • 7186
MOTEL
MAINTENANCE
Ex~ttetlttd. 642·:Kl30
HAUGW
Expandin& 24 hour rast
food chain l~ comlflg to
Coeta Mesa & as now ae
ceptmg 11pplical1ons
Mature stable adults &
homemakers are want
ed for ruu or part lime
positions. All shifts are
available. Fast movmg
& challenging Clean.
friendly 11tmusphere
Apply Mooday through
Friday from 10 AM to 4
PM al
HAUGLES
2956 Bristol Costa Mesa
_ ~.O.E.~J'iH
N-ewspaper deli very
person, 18 or over
Drivers hcen:se. In
surance. rcooom> car
Npt Bch·lrv·Cos!AI ~1esa
area. 7 dys pr wk Mon
Frt. 2·5PM Sal Sun
47 JOA M Approx
SSOO mo Call 540-3007
bet ltAM·SPM Ask for
Lee2 r Bo_E_
Newspaper Deb \'ery
L A Times lo homes on
Balboa Penins ula ,
3 30am·6am $650 mu
S48 ~41 or646·1413
MOW ACCIPTIMG
APPUCATIOMS
for ex per dinner cook6
lunch ~hilt bus person,
mst be 18 or over. lunt•h
& brunch shut waitress.
mst be 21 or older. lunrh
hostess. mst be 18 or
older Apply m person
only. Mon·fn 3 :kl-5pm
J P Mar's Rest IOl<lZ
Adams_A'.!., II B
OFf'ICI-: m :LP
t:xcellcnt benel1ti.
Nr,.port Dun r'
644 0510.
PA'.tlTIME
Summer Job Parkin!(
lo t a lte nda nl 111
downtown t.:1i:uo,1
Q 14)953-7525
PART TIME couNn;H
HEL.P, donut shop.(.' M
area 549-8793
PART TI M E dl·
monstrators needed In
store Ambitious. reha
ble All Orange t'u
963-3107
Part ttme
FUM SUMMSt JOIS
EnJU} the beach & t>arn
money loo' Call on oua
phones. >9pm. Mon F'n
& easal) earn SS hr or
more For info rail
497 41~ after ?J,>m
P /TIME EYEHIMGS
CowflacJ
Yo.th Carrien
Adults with ouL'ltandanK
allracttve personahtu.•:..
~ho enjoy worlc11111 with
IO·IS year old yuulh~
evenings 9 6PM Call
642-4321, exl 343.
between 2PM to 5PM.
ask for Lon
PART TIME
Thurs Friday 9 S. poss1
hie Wedne ~da y~
C1rculat1o n KC'v
punrh computer expe·r
helpful , bul will tram
Apply 1660 Placrnt1a
Aye., Costa Mesa
l'ort n.. Penoft
To dehver Daily P1lo1
HURSE/Assist. auto route an lhe L&guna Bearh area 7 days per needed for vanet) or week
home pm•ate dul) as Hours Mon thru f rt dp
s1g nments f'lex1ble prox 3 :kltoS :k!P\1
schedules. ~l'i?kly pay Hours Sal & Sun ap
Co nvalescent back pro~ 5AMlo7AM
II unl WCJ1Son
f' oods. Im·
164.S W Valencia Or
Fullerton, Cahr
equal opportunity
employer M ·I-'
PLASTICS
M1•n lo worlc in v11l'uum
(orm an l( t:Onll):lll)
Knov. ledge ul plust1<·~
hrlpful . hul nnt
necoi.ary lntl'n 11•v.
l! 12 and I 3 Ju 11.ul)
642 1026
l'r1nt1ng
Off1ft PrHwnart
1-:xp d 2nd l're,~m.1n
Goss Communit y 4 unit
Appl) 1660 l'lan•nl1a
Ave ,C M
PROGRAMMER
Wit h 1-'orlr.in ex
per1ence Learn I l:IM
KL. COBOL 1-:xposurl'
to micro computer:. &
id nt salary + growth
potenual Cost:i Me:.a
loc• Acrorom!l. 957 6596
P/T RECEPT/TYPISTS
Jacoll} & Me~ers law or
C1t'l!!t 1:. i.eekmg p t1m1:
recept1on1st t)'pa!>l!> to
~ ork m our Costa M l'Sll
& Santa Anu Ofril'es Ap
pllcunls should have
pre vious phone ex
perienrf'. good organaza
f11>nul & t'ommumral1on
skills. 4Swpm typing ac
('urah'IY. & orrice ap
ix-aranre Our Hours are
bet v.een 4 30pm ~
7 30pm Mon Fri &
Hlam 3pm on Sat U you
.ire qu.illhed please
l'all l'os ta Mesa
17141!179 1818. Santa Ana
aj 141835 2445
R~ pl Arl1~e Red I F.state
orrlle !'I lnlnl'
Telephone. '>'>mt' t) pang
J?enerdlorfil~dulars Cu
benefits 731 1888
REAL ESTATE
Storer <'able com
munications has new &
exc1t1ng rustomer
service pos1llons availa·
ble in the LagWla, San
Juan system. Sales or
customer service exp
desirable, but will train
qu.a h hed applicants
Temporary poslSllons or
8-12 wks durauon st.an·
ing Monday July 13th
are available by calling
Trudi 831·6060 Mon Fri
?_AM ·SPM. E.O.E M F
Paid co beneftt.s Salary
rommensurate with ex
per Call Pauline.
963-0941
penence for our Canoga s1derat1on. please ron
Park oCftce. You must be tart Nancy Perrin al
able to type 60wpm, 17141776-7101,ext 83
g r o u o d h e I p r u I t::arnangb approx S..OI r Cert1Cicat1on. nol re U JI,. nan g !> o r e \ We orrer a generous quired per mo Call Bn.in µt•nenc·ed sales1J4><1pk
benefits package mrlud M-...... -H ............ --Holland at642 0 21 CJll f>Jn Wallentine
HOSTESS
Mature -Also
IUSIOY·W AITRESS
For Ami Pm shifts
Private club, no tips.
Call for appt. 673-77l>
posess good organiza
uonal skills & enjoy
working tna challenging
INSURAJllCE position. We offer xlnl
S . company benefits & a tftlor competitive salary tr
Columbia
Savin9s
clftdl..ocli
AslOCWioll
910 S BtOOkhurst
Anaheim, Ca 92804
EquaJ Oppty
Employer Mtt'
lnl! paid holidays and ..... ~ '""""'-.. £ q u a I 0 P Po r l ~ Christmas week shut 953-0ft!._~E~Jl Employer
down PlellSt' apply an --------• •11111111!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1~11111--~ person Monday through PASTl=-UP DESIGM
Wednesday 9 11 AM or NURSE ARTIST Wes tcliff Realtor<; c asuattl )'OU meet lbe qualifira-tlOnS please call Rose
I J PM or send resume o c Publishing Co
(only resumes with Registered nurse pre SllOO Mo + henel1ts (7141 64H221
Hotel Underwri er L2!3J..71s._1s_1_1. __ _
MEWPOIT llACH U~AL SIC'Y
sa lary history wall be !erred lo assist mother Full time By appt on HEC EPT MANAGER
considered>. and newborn on it ~ve·an I> iportfolio 957 8522 ~ rxper I'' lime lor
basis Cor 2 3 month as· Le_she fJ('IUI plastic surgery MARllOTI'HOTB. This is an excellent Op· EXPERIENCED ----EMERso...i p 0 r t u n I l y r 0 r l h e M '-t ..... • " •PBX SUPERVISOR qualified candidate' Exceptional opply for OM u•ce ... • ELECTRIC CO. •PM KITOIEN self-starter. non·smkr. Exp'd. Nds. trurk Pvt
signment. Location tn --------• oft", Nwpl Sch. 642 ~ Newport Bcarh Will
consider qualified nurs PIX O,..ator RECEPTIONIST
ST AT I 0 N AT · The mdavldual we are executive responsibility schools 0 C' a rea lnduslnalC-Ontrols
TENDENT seek mg will possess 8 in single attorney office. &l2·.Q1!1_ D1V1s1on
mg ass1stan1 For more PcsiTllM Ad,ertising Agenr\
mformation. please call Experienced for even Heavy lypmg. phone'
12131941·8T8l ings 41 weekends We or r11tng, i.alary com •ROOMSERVlCE minimum oe 2 years ex· Salary negotiable, full Management 3300S Standard St
CASKIER noorlence as • Casualty time w/ choice o( hours MGR Senta Ana. CA 92702 •AM & PM ,,,_ 644-2644 day/eves HOUSEKEEPERS Underwriter and a TRAINEE equaloppty
PMHOTP0 .,.p COOK kn o wledge of GL. ~Secntwy employf!"m/fih ' ~ · work mens rompensa Me C..tw International company •BREAKFAST COOK lion and auto .,.,. eslab!Jslling South Ba> 111111!!!!!1~~~~~~!!
·BANQUET COLD Secretary needed for & Orange Co district ol i--------• PREP. PERSON FIREMAN'S FUND oC bu.sy law olfice. General fices Comple~ training
Exciting, established rers excellent benefits C1v1l / Busmen Prac ' liberal remuneration
hotel has ammed. full & a long with the op tiee. Must be inteJligent. U selected bt prepared
part time opportunities portunity ror you lo ad· well or gann ed. ex lo start 1mmedi1tely
avail. Cor quahf1ed ap-va nce toward your celleol lypi1l Work Call Mr Hel ber11
placants career goals! vaned and interating 847 ·6533. Mon, Tues. We are seektng people Beaullful ollices. Salary Wed befon )nm __ _
d h com mesurate with ~· oneole persons w 0 Please send resume or abiUty M A N F R I D A Y have a sincere interest call Marge M1lchell al furniture delivery & m
ma ruture with Marriott 17 I 4J ll~t 111 640.1100 stallalion. store main.
Corp. tenance, etc. MUS'J We oHer excel I. co. h k 1...1 ( h d benefits Including a free FlalMAH'S FUND ave now .,.,ge o an
lt..15•••"""'1 Fnr Class11ied Ac! & small power tools and meal per shill. Apply in " ---.. ACTION good driving record.
person 9AM·Noon, Mon· COWAMtS Call a Xlnt full time JOb ror
MEDICAL
SECRETARY
We currenlly ha ve a full
time opening 1n ou r
Ga rden Gro'e chn1e
This pos1lton requires
typing skills of 60 wpm.
steno al 60 wpm and
knowledge of medical
terminology Salary is
SI 193 per month plus ex
cellent benefits
MURSESAIDE Light dulJes, Sat & Sun
Short hrs. or li\e 111 No
smoke
642-3481
NURSES AIDES
MHded for swi•ote
dwty. Al .wits. h·
celetlt l"'Y• "° fff. h·
celettt btwfih. Port
IMfilMoYaiWM.
STAFF
BUILDERS
Health cart Services
714455-0151
714.547-0311 FMri}lelrsonnelOTI'IHo...a S 1950 E.1'7thca S927t. 02 Daily Pilot right individual Call
"' ·~ anla Ana. AD-VISOR 492·4140, San Clemente 900 Newport Center Dr. 642 56711 f.Q[ aJ12L_
Newport Beach Equal Oppty Emplyr
Equal Opp Emplyr M/F mtr MAMICURIST l'!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!l'"':'======~I Nwpt Bch salon_~ 2110
For this po1it10n, please
apply lo the Employee Relations Department '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
between the hours of NU RSING LVN nites.
9·11am and I J0.3pm on full lime Sm conv
Monday lhru Thursday hospl. Exrell. salary &
benefits. Assist in pro
H yotllre 14 to 22 Jl9' old
~i:=JEI!
II you live an lhe Harbor Area. are
between the ages of 14 to 22. and are
looking for paft-tlme. full-time or
tempo<atY work, we can help you find a
)Ob.
w e ·re t h e Youth
Employment Service, a
non-profit community
agency that matches
your skills and interests
to job openings with over
1,000 employers. We
haVe skill mes for that
re890n.
And we can provide job
counseling, too Wt also
p rovide 1o b service
workshops that can help you
learn how to apply and
interview successfully.
Meet lmPOrttntly, it's frN. You11
work hard and get the Job YoUtMff wfth our help, but It
doeln't coat YoU lt'Y money. We
don't chatgl ·~ and ~ don't tlkt any tax money. It all
work1 through the United Wey
and volunt"ra who C*t .
If you·,. look.Ing for a lob. take YES for an
antWef', Call ut todly, or atop by our office t i 5•2
W. 19th St.. Suitt 8. In c.o.ta Meta.
W•'n DI! illld we'n fnel
MAHUFACTUllMG l'rodllctioll .,.,. ....
Motivated and stable
pe r son t o a ccept
respons1b1lities. some
deliverys & sh1pp1ng
S4.SO per hr to start Call
KAISER viding prof. l'are lo nut
,l.u,.. .... ~E patients Call for appt
l"'UV'llm' The Gardens, 494·1mS
MID IC AL------
7S4·1S33
MAlnllMG
Loan co nds Org Co
rep Sl200 + romm
.Ttth. WnterS18.600
Exec. Sec'y. Sl7K
Clerk Typist S8SO mo
Irvine Penoonel Agy
FREE 642-1470
~~
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tlJlL
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CAt0706
t21 llt2Ml43
Equa I Opportunity
Employer Ml F
MISsetGll
For busy O.C. Agenry
Must be organized/relia
ble, full lime. valid
MtcHAMC Ca I lrornaa d rivers
Experienced & ref's. license. & good driving
Must be able to use record. St a rt Im ·
scope. Minor auto re· mediately, Call Susie pair. Braker;, tu11e·up, SS&.0460
etc. S400/wk guarantee. --------
G r a h a m · s U n 1 o n . Have something to sell?
644-7151. Claaalfied ads do it well.
KIDS -
SUMMER JOIS.
Earn S30-S80 per week.
Trips & Prlt". Ctl MP.
Q•11tltt6M6f'-
' '
·NURSING
ADMltlSTIATOR
Responsible Cor acute
and h o me he altlt
division o( a braneh or
f ice. The person
responding should havt
a LVN license or ex
tensive experience in
hospital health carE
management 0 1
superv1S1on
Competitive salary plui
excellent benefits
101 #921
Daily Pilot
P.O. Box 1560
Costa Mesa. Ca.~
Nursing •H s" '"itor Home bealthcart
service organitat1011
n eeds p ll1 mt
Supervisor. care plati
evaluator, in servlCf
trainer. 8 hrs. per wk l<
start. New position Ne
put problems to clear
up. l n te re-stlng
divenilied po51tioo. Cal' Dtlllse for a~. 966-098S
Nunina
IM'S-1/T
Are you Interested in
staylna In ounlna but
can only work p/tlmc?
Art you lntertated i»
workl .. I In UM! field ot
alcholltm? Raltllh Hllb
Hotp. ln Nwport Beach
has Immediate o~ninl!
for RN 's, both d11 fi
nt111t shtft.s. Competitlvt u luy. f or more in·
torm1llon t lntervle111
cu II Ne1 And rewa
{714 )845-S101 or tOmt \n
t.lel1h tnll1 lfOlp .. 1$0J
E ltth Sl Netrporl
IMcl
C.O.E. MIF
&
rer excell bencrats mensurate with ab1hty
package. mcludtng dis Call Lois Smith at
cu u n l p rl vale g es. 675 49Jel.
medical. dental & IJCe CHtl,.... "CT1C ans . profit sharing & R .... ~t
pension plan Appl) 1n "'-r-• rlt'nral ret'ept.100151
personJ C ~rv beaut bus) nfrafe.
· • ,.""'""'' rnendl> st.aH. must be ~Faahionlsland cheerful. good JP
Newport Beach rwoarance. health.'. oul EOE MIF ~ •~~'!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I going. enthus1asttc Knowll."dgeoftns btlllng
--------•( pe(!board. computer PBX \tf\ helprul Greil!
PIXSUPSlYJSOR c aree r polent111I The Newport Beach 631 5604 __ _
Marriott Hotel has uni que opply. ror quabCied RECEPTIOHIST PBX Operato r t o Npl Bch.;., hrs per
supervise our Cnm wk · 1 n l' I u d I n g munications Dept weekends Frolll ore ap
We oHer excellen•. rn 1iearancr ll vy phones.
benefits mcludinl? a free lill' typ111g. some exper
meal per shift. Apply 111 pref'd Stan $4.50 IJ('r hr
person 9AM Noon. Mon 64S 7100
Fri Personnel RECEPTIOHIST
MAIRIOTI' HOTEL Ma lure person with good
900 Newport Center Or grooming & persona ht)
Newpon Bea rh needed by r1rm 1n
Equal Opp Emplyr M F Newport Beach L1f,\hl
l)'J>mg 97~1010 C.2.f a~t
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
Real Estate RUDY TO IE
A WIMHBt?
l can show you how to earn
s.50,000 + annually ~
I~
YOU are tired of flottnclerm~ in a
dead office.
YOU crave spccialized. personal
"llow To" training from one of
the most successful sales trainers
in the business.
YOU want lo work in a plush.
well -localed office with a group
of h ig h l y m o t iva t ed
professionals.
YOU want on.going sophisti cated
education & training.
YOU desire the chance to grow
with a rapidly expanding.
progressive company
CALL ME NOW in absolute
confidence and . .
t•O..ffOO
~ .... -.........
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Rf.C EPTIONI f 11..,.._-----
SECR ETA RY Rapidly
1row1n1 pro( ronsultl.nl
farm In UW tmployee re
lataons f~ld h an OPln
me tor • ha'l> persona
ble r arf'f'r mandtd 1.nd1v
to handlr rtctpt1on
dut•r•. cht'nl contact
h p1nl( l~alWPM l t1nd
ot her rt'l 11trd
re~pun•1b1lrtar11 Start
anl( !l1lury $UXXl + butd
on aklll & t1lprr l.abrr•I
benefit pn..:n1m Ple11se
<'ill t7 141 SM 2640 for
eppl
lllCtrT /TY"ST
Se lf ~1111t1•r , Kd
personllllly, l1111cJsrupe
ar c hateclural fi rm.
$800 m 11 973 117 '44
ltECt:t•'M-VPIST
l'ropert) Ml(ml <'11
~eek ing a ~har!J recep
l1un1~l Pleuant
telephone \Oare and
good l)P1n11 \kills
~ 1802,Ann
llCEl'TIOHIS T
'°''"'port Beach tu.,. .or
fires Ask lor l'.;nn
1714 1644 ~18
Hestaurant
MC DOHA.LO'S
S.C.PUli
l'omr & Jilin the> ll'An1 111
llll r bt 11 nd nt•v. ~ton-an
Full-time or
Part·tlme
W•llPll>tlS r 0 Go It
lookmQ for Mii tt•nttts
wtl(1 k •>Ow llOw to r11tal
w11n IM'OC>le If ~ou h•••
111 lent f1A montti1 work
"•Ptr1ttl(t' 111cludonQ
•l't11I or home detorat
1n9 "'•Pt'lll'f'!Ce and M
1ov hPlprnQ IH'Oe>le w.
may tiavl' an op11ning
lhlll ' lddor 111ade 101
yuu
Give us a call 111 1148·
5051 101 complele de
tails We provide a p1eas-
~ n 1 &1mosphe1e and
t1e•1hle nou1s tne basis
on which 10 build a great
career Full 11ml' and
pan tnne pos111011s avail
lblP
Wallp~ To Go
EQual Ope>ortumty
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•ut(' ~ r l'lua :\11 "' ltH or L VH
!*rat'nt'r llt'(~"tu\ \\" ~ 111 l I ~''''1 Count\
nflrr un1llirn1• Ill'' I Ch1h ,."'" 11c,..,11 2'1\'.11\2
hn prrfiirnrnrh" .~ :-.~nl R \n11 \II' :-. \ "<l~I' It'\ It''" 1\ I'"""'' "•'' ~·l! ;. .. , llllll~ fmm 'lllth111 "' ~-'·' plrn1t11•11~ o11't' 11('111' M I flt:" lhi• lh'ftl
l't'l'tt'd 411 1'111 '""''' Ill .11410 Sltlllh l\11,11•1 'I
JU•I :">c>r1hrl!-1· l'l.iu
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"l•rk 111
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llunl 8.-t1 '~ tll.t
t ult '" I' t1111r l"l<'' 11111~
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11 .. 11111 \ .11 ''''"' :11 "" ·"•: "''"'' S36,000+
S.a.us·.-•""u RY / Recop • • f1rm•·• .......... , ........ -Accuralt 3$WPM WasMr'n..." uldbut l·h1na t·1b1ntt tbtnt ,,. "..,rt 9"'" llonllt 'llt pectd ofc For local tn1inttnn1 mus uu -.,_, .,., • 1Clas:111295. maplr dan
Need2or3allltulat11n Type 4Swpm Many up company Good slulls PMWSenkt DHI OC llrpott aru ~9·39t2 very dt~ablf S250 1 lablt 13 1ur1 St95
dlvldualt lo rfpttstnl pe>rtunltla for crowth Slart at SUOO mo Xl.nl OHke Word processor exp both 1M2!iONalUPM. Cfi1171419717352
our teltphonunswenna Contact Rhonda bentf1u 'carttr Pott'll 8t Involved In van~ helpful Xlnl ul•ry & VAN DllVEI 22 cu rt ~•dr b) side
urvler F'\(111ble hourt. 759 1• l11I Aeroromn.1157~ clertcal responsibaUtats blneflts Call Mr 01>. P T 646 f6l8 refn1 Rlll\.'l ~ SUO * * I BUY * *
your borne or our offa('r, SIClnil I indudtnf typ1111 cor on W Vet.-'--ct.k Lakes at ti-, ....... ., Good us~ rumllurr ' commts11on .. nn". . y IXIC d ·-r ~<»•v \ II n,..., ')R I u1JI " • h n.I respon ence and re Need bnght. eai>1ble re •PP 11 n• • w 8Sl 0881 WJl La tr word pro-•SICllTAIY• pe>rts. flli.na. lll\5wtrlnR SIC'Y/UCWT. ceptaonast to handle Chest Yrttzer U ru fl 3 ;rllorS£U.torVou
Salesperson laboratory
instruments Travel
Southern Cal1forn111
Sal ar y sta rt
Stooo s1200 1mo 1 t'X
PfMes Great opportuni
ty QBI Cor p
(7l4)540 100
SALl::SPEKSON W11ntt>d
for N B rloOung bouu
que Exp, prefern.•d
675-3010
SALESIEPS
Permanent year round.
high income. quality
corporation Lead s
furnished Ms (ilaze
847 0225
SALES UP.
I' lime fa s hio n
Jewelry & Craft~
644 6017
SALIS-IET AIL
femmane attire ~;,p
sale~ f t & p I Bark
Street. located at La
llabra & F'ashaon lsl;and
833 1175
SlAMSTllSS
For resto11ra11t un
aforrn~ ,\I homr full
1t11rm1•nl O\'t•rl.rp &
~ I I a I ll h I 11 l' t' cl I 1•
m II 1•h 111('11 J ,\I' k ll'
~~ ~:i:ti
SICllll'AlY
I'll hr-8 "-et'li .. 11m. lnuw
1.ll l'U Sh11rth11111l I
ll('f"ll'" 11mcr 1179 2!lt!l.l
StcllTAIY
r \pan ll " 11n~ v. •' r Ill II
1•ht•lll'' N II 11:11 ll!l~ I
1:-.anll
SICUTAIT
rtsallll IJtpr atnd llood Excell1nt oppty for ttltpbones. achedulJn• Ntwport Stach Re phones, srh0 duhna. )elm old 1275 <.'.ill MASTHSAUCTIOM typ1n1 11l11t& 1-;u .. 1 "' "· b·l·t "' " L•o •'>ILi "'"' '""''
1 nd..... sharp &aJ to work in rast meettn&s and travel ar quirts , ... XJ w Y. pobe mttt publar 6 day week. "' ""'"or_,<>=< 646-1616l 13l-tU5 sa ary a ..... nerita <.'111 P•'""d N•wlert B"a"h •· h di under pressure Mu~t 2 f ff ui It ,. L: Gu' Dr\ .. r Rosemary at ~3151 .... .., "' , rangemen...,, an ang a ternoorui o "1 " ,._ • 1 IUT ..,, ...... WI••~ comm'I rta tatate ofc and logg111g customer ty~ 6$ wpm &. haH train person -wanting ..\\(){·adu, rw\er abused ~•v11U:
SICllTAIY Excellent tYP\111 & dJc calls. prot'e55inl servare superior dartaon The permanent. Ulterestani: S1211 536 7778 Le~ 957 8l33
Sharr 11lrl w11nted for Lllphone akilJ.s ~u1red. reports. and asslstang Headquarter Com work Nwpt lfrh OFflCEFURH!
smal buat.rat'llll. Typing Challengan1 poli1t1on for D1s tr1rt Manaaer an panies. Anne.Ml·068I 642~0 l lcyclH 1020 oe~k v. exe<' r ha1r
& l111ht bookkeepin& nght sal C•ll uthu administrative WAITRESS ••••••••••••••••••••••• S15()(1, 2 g)t t•hr.. S200 l'a
Full llm11. but hn are Laala,833-2900 andcleracaldutiesa~.is !Service Station Allen Lunch&c·"'"'"tl~xp 1 Girl's 10 \pd 26 xlnt fllt'l'abk00,6456923
f_lex1ble 00-~I signed da t f IJ l & rt "'""" " J l'uod . hardl y Ulll'cJ n . u ame pa day wk Apply Ben Sl40 OH0673 ~ Sofa & end table), $300
Secretary
SECRETARIES
Register l.oday for local
temporary asalanments
557-0045
C/\·Llf\: llMrOllAllY PlllSONNtl SICl\llCH
3723 llrdt Stn.t
H•wDOrt leoch tOE
We need your 1·3 yrs
st1cretar1al uperaen('l'
and 60 wpm typing for
this pos1t1on Ex
perience wtlh statistacul
reports and telephone
rontart with cuslomers
an 11 technical environ
ment verydesar11ble
tame Exper1enc·e Brown's Hestauranl ltl'l'l1nl'r. $75 Houk
ner essary Appl)' an 31106 COllSl Hw v, s Schwi nn Tandem Si.pd ,helve~. $12.~ All la kr•
person Mac"s 'rexu(·(J, l.aguns $250 l'uC'h Moped. nel'dl> rwv. 002 ~:ai .rft 5 18502 Bearh 1111 d ri:'pa1r,S1S 7i'l 11~ Bruul lowige t·hr hrv.11 968-6505 WAITRESS p tame i\IJp-Mu n a r r h Ao l 1 4 u e nau1:h S69 l'erf C'ond
Service Slalton Allen ly in person Two Gu;~ cruiser. xlnt cvnd $ISO 494 4:n11 dant. pttame eve:. & r ro m It a I y . 226 7 546-4519
wkends Must be neat an Ya1rv1ev. Rd. CM . l.iiiht ~ret>n •·ouC"h "•lh ' lwldln9Materials1025 loose 111llo")· l(ood l'ull
appearance & handwnt 1--------· ••••••••••••••••••••••• dtJiun 1;31 <!!HJ \~1 ur ang Exp preferred In WORD PROCESSOR REDWOOO 2 X 6'S l'M
To Hhed ule an an quire at 2S90 Ntwport PART T IME 2 to 20 Ion~ fre)h r:1h.1n .\lien Coffl'eTalilt•
terv1ev. appointment. Blvd,_C M Nt'v. port 81>arh Ht' Lrul·k luad arrav1n1: 12 round l'ant'S2IO
please contact Norma SERVICE 1111 shop J Ex quires MAG II or 0 1.lt "eekl) SaH' at ~ fl 631 l!ITII
Nelson. (714 ) 752 ~I. eel oppl) & benefits for play Wraterslulls llours PP call Jim 616 !1885 \\ HOU;Jrr JHON Sr:'I
EXIC. SECRET AH
Do you have top 11olch
secretarii1I sk1ll.5' t;x
l'e llent l ypang &
shorthand a must Can
you be nu1ble & or
iian1zed tn a l&St paced
sa les organuat1011,
working dJrectl) for our
president & four '1rr
presidents' tr ybu l·11n
answer '')es" to these
questions. wr would lake
lo talk to you EX<'t'llent ----l!!!!!l!.!!!!!!!~!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!~ VF.RSATEC. 1400 N mech inclined anda\' rtexable for e\'enan"s & .tn'llmt•
h .., ~ lh 'SAK L1k1• nl'" Br1J1tol St . Suite •120. k" at 1 bdasac .. ~~e,!':,n<'al w eekend~ Anne ~lad an ii i:la':. 11110r & ~;r.i ihr!>. ottoman thl i.alnry & benef1t11. c-on
11en1al work1nii l'ond1
Irons Near Otllill!t'
Count) Airport Call
Sha ron Yonta, Berman
Gravley t.:o. for an
lNvaew appt, 549 2122
Newport Beach CA now e 1e ~ 851·0681 alum "mdow~ .i~~ld If b 1 hn S35 Sli!5
Arcount services Ad 92660 An equa I OIJ SEWING 'l drape" rod~ 1173 7200 portunaty emplo~er I> 11 1 d d 9681029 \ertasing agency Ex-M F H 1 ow a y nee s rellent organazataon & P lime hel_per ~ 5323 Word Processin11 Camera1 &
rommunlrat1on skills VERSATEC SHIPrlMG SR. WORO EqulptM'flf 1030 needed Typmg 50wpm. & p "C11 "11'!..lo..u!. ,ROCESSOR •••••••••••••••••••••••
SE:CmAIY
MOVIMGSALE
Liberal benefits. Call. "' ""'"' "'"' Th as prestagaou~ de ~1 molta X f:7 ~•th \'I\ 1tar
RECEl'TIOHIST Jan Wood. btwn. 9AM A XHOX COMPANY full lime Wall tram \elopment firm as took ~eraes I. ~-85 mm 2 !I,. 12Noon 714-!ISS-0900 I Costa Mesa 645 S421 10" fo r a Sr Worcl 3 falter~. r'lash S)nl' al
t'ourh ktt 'cl. "•Her
bed n111·111wa\e, t'Olor
I\. m1s1· Vn Sat Sun
!1715 i\d,im, II H
9611 1184 Husy lov.• farm 1J1 Sl't'kmg -----" a r1•rriH•l}nlsl wath ---~!!11!1!-!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Secretary SHOE SALESPBSOH l'ro<'essor w1th5 )1"1> ex I 90, $351> ~ ln71 Max H Sofa GrN•na~h lllut'
mi111naum 2 vr~ i•x --------• OPPORTUNITY r;xp full & I' l. al)ply an iier on aWang<>IS.h\'y Cab 8035 rulor f.!OOd t'ontl SllMJ 111·r11·nce i\111Jli r a111 SECRETARY 11erson Paul Allen fm<inl'1al & stallslat;.il ••••••••••••••••••••••• 964 ~9IO ~huulcl 1111\'t• 1: wwt phon(' Nl'pwport Beach To Sh()('!! !l F'ai.haon bl.rnrl lypmg Secretaq bat·k Ab)S~maun Klllt'ns, rn11h· NEVER USED:
\Oll'e.ab1lltyloworku11· $!8,000. Prom sym We have Joh up NA Rntundaplus Cnnl:H·t &frmale CFAn:i:
ch1r 11rt·~surv. 111ood or ~ h 0 n 1 e 8 1 0 portunataes suall'd to Lt•i\nna, 955 277V 1714 1544 ~) ~aniulioniil llk•llM. of h k ·11 your skills, experic1we & SHORT ORDEll ACCOUMT 8040
& a espeare you wa k h-'ul COOK .. llLITIES DOCJS IC'l' lll'lll'ar 11111'1' r•nJoy aua~t the Chlil1J'an of wor sc ""' e "' "11rk 1n11 "ith JJUblH' 1 he Hoa rd an man)' •SF.CRETARH:S ~·or sandwich shop. exl) 1100 Quail. •2tKJ itf:~:s1i;;NUP·~~··~j(Z,0
l'o,H1un II\ ullablt' an our fasC"mutmg projects Gd • p BX RECPTS Ovt'r 18 Male odtmalc Newpon Beath Champ sire :v1 Jo' Pei &
t'11n111:11 l'urk 11fftcf' Xlnt ska II~ & dedicataun are •G l::N OF'C' CLERKS Costa Mesa area Call HIO', F'ree E o E s h 0 " p \ 1 111 \
r•ompon) bror•fat~ & lhr kl.')~ to lluli 3S hr I l'lrase t•ome by for im Marvin Davis IOam 213 697 134Saftlipm
l"Onll)C'llll\I' ~lllllfl (',111 V.('('li. I mlerv1eworralJ 6pm 6461004
(Jn lldrrn set 5541/, Sofa
hetl SI IO bunk bt'd~ 5200.
w ra & h1\l',l'ol $300
\I all ho~ !>pran~~ T"' n
~'i~ lull $115. Qo SJ2S
\t OH E' 770 0901
K~t.natant
COOi&
DISHW•SHY
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SICRITAIY 11111··. rrl't'IUAl)phrunt I put lame 640 5296 ur
GENER.Al OFFICE
Telephone. l)p1ng &
hght bookkeepm11 Call
;l/ev. port F1oor Cm enn~
(Or 1nter\'1ew. 675 l636
AAA 110~1:: OOG
TR \JNl~Ci
S1Jer1almni: 1n happ)
"" ners & v.ell m.rnnl'rt'd
~l'i\l' Jo: sa,er Bdrm den
"''"id furniture Student cl1·'k 3dr.i"erc ht:i.l unat
" IMIO~l'JW 3 .. au unah
& ~ht•IH'' I" 111 l)(.>il Sii.LS rnmph•te ~ ~3 ~·1111 1•r 1x111 hml' \\all • .
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"r z 01 ht•rbroct JI ,iptn11111 fur St't·relllr)
973 11443 "athtn the Ue\elopment
T)P1! ~pm. 10.kl') .ul IVJCKJ HESTON I 640 1671 ~rl) momml(
der admin1:.tr.1t l\•' ~I · • oraft5
duties. r haJlt'fljllOll pueoi & Auoc.latn SS Mgr Expenenre re
ta on R rspons1ha11 l ) Specaahsts m quired ~Int opportunat)
Must be *l'll or".inazecl Temporar) Clem·al 673 3320 Corona del Sen art"S Ot>pt Rt-quire!>
X Ru> CRT rad offt 6ll926S 11 JO 5 M F' 644 ms "u _________ ,
xlnt sal +benef1b
dOg!> llt-JUI i tt.i~t'fl' Sir. ~·r1·nc h l'ro' 1 hdl\e l11U11 I! I' $3()0 11411 ICl 111
1.Jt.t.,.n IOam 7pm
r ull t1mt' pO~llH>n$
"' 1111 ld.-.1 ~<'hrdult E\r l'll ru bt'nl'f1t,
,. h1ch mrlude dasrount
pra' 1leges medar.il den
tal llfe ans profit shar I mg & pel\SIOll plan App
alt•) l'OUfHS an typing & " I'~ S..-•lu Personnel u Saliir) opl'n :\on ... llr
i.moker CPA farm ISOOCampusDr .NB S-ltc ........... _....01:;. German Shon l1J1r l'up
, P'' S25
l'lu'h rnnltm dananl! \f·I
,.dlnut thl f, uphol 11ff
"ht l'hr' .,. 1 hromt• l~I:' Suu ur I"""' 11fr '.152 ~:Ill
• lllDAJ. SHOP• shorthand, or an~ rom b1J1al1on o( exp 1ri Iraan
ang v. harh pro' ides re
quired slolls Requires
passtng a I~ pang test of
50v.•pm & a shorthand
test of 80wpm Requires
the abilil> to operate a
dactaphone. In addtaoo
lo educa ti o n or
equl\•alent requires
2 yrs ur relaled clerical
exp. Apply to (.'1t y
Personnel, 2000 Mam St
92648.
18004Sk)park UI -_-u 847 72jff; I~ m person
1
J.C .'84HEY Part to fu:I Ume v.111
train Prer up Ul retail
clot hang sales C M 24 fasluoo Island
Sewport Bearh
EOE M f' ~ 1821 -}5>6-_933;i
111!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!1111-• I Sa I es Ch a Id re n · s Te en
shoes. hrly + comm
RESTAURANT
BOB'S
BIG BOY
NOW HIRING
NEAR YOU!
WAITERS
WAITRESSES
COOK TRAIMEES
CASHIERS
731116gitr
,,... Gofhord
H liiilihgtoe lffch ••• WAITERS
WAITRESSES
COOK TRAIMEES
CASHIERS
23952A...W.
deloe..toto
HorBToroRd.
LCICJlllO Hilt •••
No experience 1s
necessary, •we wall train
you Apply tn person
between 2--lpm.
EqualOppty
Employer M if'
RETA.IL
Part lime clerks
STC>rH'GO
Mill.ETS
4555 eo.tHwy.,
Newport 8"tJl
RESTAURANT
Exp desired To p
benerats Mr Milter
Newport S ooter}'
644 2464
SALES
COMMBCIAL
Tired of selling houses 7
days a week' We need
one licensee lo learn the
sktll6 to manage. broker
commercaal real estate Income from mgml
while you learn. Super
benefits; bfe mu.ranee. health ~.,den.
tal plan Contact Ken.
675-6700
Solt1 DistrWor
F'ant astac earrung poten
ta al' Ground floor '
lleallh food product
MS 1934
SAi.ES
Catrh thts opportunity
ISO SIOO day Young am
bilious crew has room
lor more. Traanmg &
transpo provided S40 76S2af\ llAM~. __
Sales M anagemenl posi·
taon avoalable for
career oriented in
d1v1dual Mu.,t be 18 yrs
old Apply an person
Santa Ana. 2407 S
Bnstol. Garden Grove,
12936 Harbor Blvd. Long
Beach. 4600 E PCH.
Suate 2
Sales1Management. pt
or r t. no exp. We train.
Health. Nutritional &
weight control Co
547-4191
S~LL adle items with a
Dall} Pilot Classafaed
Ad
Congratulations
CLASS OF 11
ASSIST AMT MANAGllS
S 13,000 to SI 5,000 Per Y ..
full company benefits &
opportunity for advancement
HIGH SCHOOL GIADUARS
Wt have a tralnln& program for those high
sthool graduates who would IUtt lo st.art a
career in restaurant management SUrtln&
ulary $12.000 per year. For,_ ... , C1M1•:.:...
ApplyilP ....
MOMDAY; JUMI 2"" t~M
1521 ..... llY4., .... , ..
WBMISDAY. JULY llf, IOAM-SPM
2'.4t ,_.lew, CM MtM
l2 Weds So. of 405 Frw,J
S.AMIO'S IUTAUIAMl'S
IMC.
HOWAll Dim
$AMTA IAIMIA. CA. tJ 111
taolf 61J.t••
••••••...............•. Costa mesa Call l'llth\. 14211 Yorba St. Tustin Suite 2~-If\ int' F' tame, gra\e)ar shafl 7~ 1040 • W11l lra1J1 Mature aduh
SECRETARY Open Monday E\'enangs SECRETARY 1?referred §42 :.113
~ 8005 ~UL!-: ljerm She11 I •r
••••••••••••••••••••••• old Obedience tra111 cJ
For bus) R ~: Dt>velol) 8)' Appouitment OnJy Im med open an I( for --------•I WAMTED TO IUY
mentCo lmc1n offact sec retary for the SYSTEMS I bu) old guns. Must have xlnt l) pang 1._________ Manager of Marketing & diamonds, ivory. Jade &
skills & comm11nd or the 1• Bimness Development collectibles Call 1714 >
Engllsh lanjluage Book Secretaries Must have exl-ell. verbal SALES 972-4926 & ask for Dane.
keeping exp Xlnt ap WORK o & written communa ra
pea ran ce College S111'!11MrSchtdl* Lion skills Typing &
degree pref Must be thatflh You! shorthand req'd Gd op-
w 1111 n g to d r 1 v e port unity for a career
Knowledge of R E minded IJldjv1cJual f:x
Development Mu.~t be Jr the routine or school cell worlung rond1t1ons I 714 >536-5492
EOE walhn° lo learn ho" tc1 & ro benefits For an ., made you feel too re
SECRETARY
Typist. sec'y, recep
Ilona.st wanted for dental
oHa ce Previous ex
penence absolutely es
senlial. Managerial
responsibility. Apply
644-o68J
operate word prore.si.or l(lmented·let us at Kelly le r \' 1 e w. con l a r l
&smallofrit'<'tOml)uler help~ouberlexablethis Margaret lf olmes.
Sala r} commensurate Summer" Em k ay De\elopment with exp Call 615 7671 Co . Newport Bearh
for interview You can be ii vacation 7_l4·8J3..8tB>._Mi_F' EOt:
SICUTAIY
Expr sctry for savang.s
and loan Challen11mR
posit requires strong
SECRETARY communirataon & or
LEGAL ganazat1onal skills Gd
Xlnt skills required I) pang & S H a mu~t
salary ne11ot.1able I Salary commeni.urate
m~n ~f[ice_,_ ~J.9201 w ex p r I\ a t h I e en
S __ _...-1_. 7~ 1601 Onm11e <:oa~t S * C'W'n..--• & L EOt: Part.lime for new office
suite in NB. Hours ol Secretarial
work s JO to 2pm. Mon XHOX 100 OPY
Fra Applicants should Top n,otrh, part lime &
have good secretarial vacation
skills and some office 6'19-S470
experience. Xll. benerits Have something you
and working conditions want to sell' Classiried
Caj.J__Lorri 213 3.S7-2296-'-ads do it well. 642-5678.
flll·m or JUSt help out SECUTAIY
wath a wor1doad ' Stock brokerage firm an
Wr 're looking for
employees who are
Cllriis
RKtpfioMh
Typilh
Secnt .. iu
Word Proutt0n
Weorreryou
Gre~e..... Refe~
fltL SUtdlilet
F'ash1on Island has am
mediate open1nl( for
Secretary. bark up
operations exper pref'd
Hrs. 8-4 30 Contat·t
Helen McGanl ry for
~&=~22!!2
• • SICRET ARIES• •
Pres Sh90tExctgSl7,400
Pres RE •Sht90 Sl7,450
LegalMagJl/IiOS18,000
GenOfrl'ml/ FunSl I .Z70
Expd Consultant Ours
Liz Reande.n! Agy, lnc
4020 Birch Est'64EOE
Newportlfl33.81901 f'ree
Natmnwade leader an the
field or microprocessor
based access l'Unt rol
systems ha!> an 1m
mediate opening an
Oranl(t Count) for an
WESTMCNSTER AN'f1'AJJE~ALL Daily ~6. fn 10-9 Clo.sed Tuesda) 11751 Westminster A\'e Garden Grove 554·610J
Account t:.xecuU\t> \\'t:' -------
prefer a mmamum ur AMERICAN OAK
three )t'ars sucrel>sful lloosaer cabanel. 4 dr
outside i.al~ expenem·e fale . pie safe. cupboards.
an the are:is of data pro dressers. tablt5. chair~
cessmg or management · & mu t h more rollet·
an formation systems I.ables Menuon this ad &
Good rommun1rat1on get 10"; dtsrount \'asa.
skill!> are a m1151 I MC & layaway accept
• ed Freeland's. 864 W f.xrellenl oompeni1atmn 19th Sl C M 645 6434
pac kage 1 n r1 u de' 642 7331
salary. romml\~aon
automobile allo"ano· WAR RB.JCS
ma Jo r med'' .i J 1 n t'lease call, &16-2146
suranre and \ D\'ataon Il l C: E PARKING I.OT
Please send )our rt• SALE
sume or letter dela1bn11 Wholesale to the public.
your expenence lo dealers welcome New
shipment or Amenclln &
Engli s h Antique
furniture. Oak. Walnut
also Pnmillves Sat &
Sun only I~. Tuttles
Antiques I~ E 17th St .
C.M in rel!r.
ANTHONY LfOMTI
l.O\ dblt.> Hnt ofr
548 7989
GREAT PyreMc:~ pup~
Champion Ian~
64211741
f ni:I 11Jil "Jrdrob•· 11rmu1rl', beH•lt'<i mir
rur. del·oror hammerl'd
I'm hos!.t'd r op!Jt'r
&16 5188
AKC Afghan~. S anui.. 2 full uphol hal{h Ilk t'luh
female. SlSO • chn. SS5 ea I (; ~: 19
1·497 ~John hlk "ht TV s.s<1 •ill
M 1 N I A T t' H f: 8.S7 lll94
SOINA t:Z l::R . SllOW H hrn rotton print ~ofJ
Q L' A L I T Y . H 1\ H r: ~ 2 5 o I d a ' b t• rt
BLACK ~,\LE Ii "k~ " C'C>\ l'r' S75 I black
AKC. Champ Sirt'd l'lllon1al llenc·h, Sl50 2
Test Bred Parenti. All c1u111, S20 I' J 2
l>hoti. 111rl Pano S-100 mJll'hang bdrm l'han
AMSC Hrt'l>dcr &11; 5237 ctl'lit'I'!> Sm 2 uran.i:c
e\l'l> I hl·~I\ $.'J(I f11t j)Jlr ~
Fru to YOM 1045 111"' Ml &l!l'l
• • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • 20 SO FAS. ne" S!ltl ea l\111en:. free to good 15 Lo\est>ats.S75ea
homt' Gre) "h1te 957 S7~orM4-4180
cahro 642 ~.~I ~ \\ alnut F'anash Drop leaf
f'REEKJTTf.~S abl for'"" e>.pandable
r1ger !tlriped .:rt>) tu wat l2" 6 ma1rhan1t
.,.hilt' & oranitl' 548 6219 c hr' 2 " Jrms Si511
dft 4 ~$ 4~i
I •, > r Pat Rull r·r{'r lu _. '""' !'11rnt>r Gmup B~h
iiond home "1th ~Jr<! t lol·k rad1u m table rm!(
Likes kad~ 645-8395 S..50 nu" tWi 673 ~15
3 } r old l'al Neutered
Lo\ able & carefree
552 6678
free Pul)paes. Gulden
Relraever ma>. Gd fam1
ly pets 848 1132
Blond Cocker Span mule.
7 yrs . hkei. womt'n
House traanrd 54811869
MOVING Lil• H•w
.••••• ~ Daily Pilat NOT AN AGENCY
NEVER A FEE
Calloroomeby.
2102 Business Center
SICllTARY
Weekend secretary.
Sal/Sun. 9-Sprn S5 hr
fashion Island location
Lingo Real F.&tate Ask
for Gene Trowbridge.
644-7020.
RUSCO
ELECTRONIC
SYSTEMS Appioncn 10 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• T11ter k11ten M. rescued from eminent de11Lh, on
14 ft fro~t free Wh1rl1JI
refr1g. bm. ~ best or
!11r. matclung queen r ust
quilted hcadboarrt
bedspread & r hasr
luunl(t>, by Nettle Creek .
$4110 hesl orrrr. ga ml' , ll
hit•. 4 uphld t•hrs , $J(Nl
best offer. misc furn
760·11176 eves or Sun
• Sales • • • : Assistant To :
• Credit Manager •
• Will prepare bank deP<>S•ls and •
• resolve credit and balltng problellll. •
•
2 years c redit exper wath • commercial a ccounts Good
• ac('()W)ling skills, 1nclud1ng type 40 •
wpm and 10 key by touch Must be
• diplomalJc and iiracaous 111 deal111f • e with the public and sales star e
Competitive salary and employee •
• benefits includine company paad
• health, lire and dental ansurance •
Dr • •208, Irvine .
833-1441 (Nr. MacArthur
Bl & 405 Frwy) Hrs. S-5
o r 27957 Cabot Rd ..
Laguna Niguel. 831·0542
<Crown Valley Pkwy
exat ) Hrs 9-3 or 16152
Beach BL •230E. Hunt·
angton Beach. Hrs S-5.
E.0.E. Mlf/H
• Call 642 4321, ext 277 for • · Secret..ery • appointment • SECm AIY
• • Are you sell-motivated
• Trainee • & outgoing? 0o you have prior secretarial exper. • For 01·str1·ct Ma~ • an/purchasing and/or construction? Are you a
• This highly successfu local • good speller, have ex·
• newspaper has an opening for a e cell. phone techniques.
trainee in the rirculation good typing&knowhow
• department. Basic skills will entail • lo use a word processing e supervision or 10 to 14 yea.r old boy e machine? If you answer
and girl home delivery carriers • all these questions YES.
• Areas of supervision will be I want YOUtosubmitan
• delivery. collecllons and sales • appllcalloo I am pre-
• Selected applicant will receive • pared to oUer this
liberal starting salary. regul1rly challenginc position
• schtd u led ra ls ea. bonus • with exceU. saJa.ry&dull
• opporlunlttes and many frln~t • btntrlls paella&•·
•
blnerils such as company p11d • Howard Dm:nan dental and heellh plan, group llft
• Insurance. vacation and sidl leave • ~ 1HE IM£~
•
Company vehicle Is furnished durin1 • W
working hours. M4.f196
• Applicantt musl be over IA. hive a • 1011 Camelbacll St
• food chiving, record and be n1at • Newport Beach, 92660 appearlna. Hours art atn«ally 11 Equal Opp Emptyr
• AM to 9 PM, Monday thru f'riday • ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
• Some overtime i1 av1ilablt. • r::
Ir you are quallried and lnt.er•t.ed tn •------• e lurnln1 the circulation b1.11ln1SS • Secretary
• COfltact lhl Dally Pilot at 330 W. e •• ,_ Jt!
•
Bay, Coeta Meu before 10:80 AM or • lapldly u~lng co.
after2PMdail1 . need• aec y. to run
• Ask ror Don Williams or Ken •· vuletydeak.
•
Goddard. • •Client Contact
•Oppty.for e e Com.,....Tralnfnl
• ~ c..e e •Upward Mob111tr • X Int. lnduelrla • D ,... I 84lnellts ! • 330 W. ay Street •l~ ,...To You
• Costa Mesa, CA e Ca.II Marjorie SulUvan.
•
Fiqual OpportunJty Employtt 1 • uo.5001. Snelllnc • S1tllln1 of Naw~rl •••••••••••• •••• ~=;:. ~:~ 040
•I
Security
Retired Pok--
or.SK.ty '""°"
1741I1"'9ell
wt.C
Tmtift,Co9260I
Equal Opportunity
Employer M/Flll
TEAOIER
PRESCHOOi..
I) to the be.t 640·2314 1060 Maytag or Kenmore gas
dryr $75 Maytag wshr S7S, refr1g 12:5. Cash on To good horn<' purebred •••• ••••••••••••••••••• !Y _546·8672 F Mghan. 5 ,rs. newl) Top qualil) sho"' horses
§ha\•ed for ~ummer expensive Arab. Qtr. Dryr. gas. clean. works 641 8587 App.) 700-1734 good S7S Wshr. clean wo rks good $85 PUPPYS 5 adorable llORSF.TRAILER
S48·8Sl3, S48 ~ _ brown . I.in. blJrk 6 '78 I mpenal. 2 horse. weeks old To lo\ln!? tandem v. lark rm Refrag. ff'06t free. very l;lomes _call&4I 8234 Eler brakes Daal) Pilot
good. lllnl cond S250 Credit Union repo Experienced Part
time flexible hours
Counlry club. Laguna
Niguel Ph '96-5767 for
inlA!rv1ew __
HARBOR Vae~ com
munaty CO-Op, mommgs
only
S48·8Sl31 ~ f'ree killem. good home Sealed bads are being ar
Stove, quality. O'Keefe & lla\e had ~hots Sue afl 4 cepted unlit July 10
Merrill, WOf'ka good 836 4~~ Ma) be seen at Dail)
SEC'Y ...uJCPG
Exp necessary, Marana
office Mon-fra Sam
~.644-0126
SEC'Y /Ge&AL
OFACf
lmmed. opening for
responsible. mature
person for a 1 person dis-
lrirl sales omce In·
lernational Co. Xlnt
644·654lor640 7117
12)Tt«Jwn
Sund1y School with ex
penence to blgUl an Sep
tember Paid positions
ror 7th, 8lh & 3rd. 4th
grades Sundays only
Call 499·3088 weekday
momin_gs.
T eocher/Dnctor
Exper . ECE & Elem
units req'rl. Managerial
ability a m~t. Immed. benefit package. ~alary ~ang. 642 04\1 commensurate with ex·
perience. CaJI for app't, Telephone .
9am-4pm. (710751-0520, Ex~rienced 1? sale_s'
(213)617-7337. We want you Easily
SECY /GEN OFC eam S61hr or more. Call
Small, busy hi-tech 49Hl9Sal\er~
Newport Beach Ad · T,.._./.._.•
vertisinc Agency offers Person to work in a high
congenial working en volume 81ue1Jne dept.
vironmnent ' growth No up. nee. Start at
op port unity for ex~r S3 50 per hr No summer
secretary. We need an help accepted. Call
accurate typist (60 wpm Maril. 751-2680, SAM·
m In .) with pluunt 5PM, Moo-Fri
personaUty 111d phone 11im-------•I manner. You will be aup.
port1n1 the president TUMSCnat1I
Sl50. 548-115131 ~ Free USfd lumber for Palo! Auto Shop, m w
far e wood, great for Bay St C M or call
beach ~artaes 545·3482 642 4321, ext 296, Mon OESTER Proressaonal
Hairdryer 125
548-33
G.E. DRY R
works well ISO
...£:811~3756
Dishwasher. Sears Solid
State. top of line. 2/yrs
old . Cost $450. asking
Sl95 Perr. cond. Call
afterJ.2.m: 646-5237. _
SEARS WASHER
Good shape. ISO
-~5057
funtitun 8050 thru Fn J.8am·~fll
••••••••••••••••••••••• Hous•hold Goods 1065
Quern sate water bec1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
romplete. new mattress KODIAC B~:AK KUG
& liner Pedestal ond 7 ft. fair cond. S600
heater SIOO !>56·64-14 631 9165
Paar Love Seat. gd tond JtwHlry 1070
SIOO. comer tble '25. dan •••••••••••••••••••••••
table $50 ~ 9612 t ct murqulse diamond,
Avocado danin!l tahlt'. flawle5s & colorless.
w 4 chairs. S50 2 lamp~. VVSI rating. best offer
S5 both 551 8165 Ca ll Mane, 7~-9282 _
and act'Olllt mana&ers TWO West Newport
for compt&tt peripheral court reporters need
accounts. ~led&e of I o c a I • e x p • d
advertlsinc. or small \ran1crlblr(s ). Ref's.
compuler sytteme Nodrlvinsnec. 646-9062.
helpful. Roun 9·SP M, ._a!!!!!!!!!!!l·5U2!!!!!!!!!!!· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!' I 714"44«1S7 r=
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pel"IOnable. T.V. Promo-
tion, L.A. area, July. s.c,1 ... ,....... (71')S4t..:_1'11118 ........
Excellent typist TYPING : Part tlmt
Pertonabl1, eharp typlal 2·3 da)'t ~r wak
ln1uranct nperlenr• ' nu In for vatatloftl
btlpM. but not nee Apply Ptnn)1AHr. tMO ~ PlartnUa Av1., Colla
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•••••••••••• .. •••••••••. 17' BOSTON WHALER 24' Turbo Diesel fo' • B 12' with trailer. 7~, hp Wt. R"'/ ...... R-'/ loots. Sol 9060 , ...... SoM 9060
'STFender Mustang Mahog console, 8S Skapjaclt, rut, mint outboanltnotor. C..._ 9050 Cltwter toso••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
All ori1lnal, wrth case & Mere, Wallstrong lrlr. shape. DlllllY utras, so 67~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 1 amp,S250.60S48S ___ xlnt ... JCSOOHB.1146-9549 hours, oalley. just ************* ••••••••••••••••••••••• ESTATES.ALE WANTfo:U .s111 init
" '7'20'~ ************* SH R 511 1978 Calalma 27' Good Uaogh) Sabot or Fender Precision Base hauled & surveyed A K th ,., .. Ill nd · nd ut Trlr marine t• oa·mui· 1 •IT'S~............. •• "Ond. w~o. days plil"s" o. er .. 111• " lo hard case, new cond MARLIN SPICIAl.! ~ 14167~7707 ' "' • -·-38' p A.. y ' """ ~· ' 6-42 8001 k50 top, clean S6900 *TO CHAIT&* acem..,.er achl. call _
1977 32' LUHRS 7~11553 sleeps 6, for Charter' 759 417S 67~ Venture 21 All 'a1h, ___ 1165'35 _ '81 :.>' Penn Yan Twtn TwUl' gas, ••",CN\. Go back SO years tn time S I' · · h rk " . -.!1!: ...,....,.., t.o the era ol Sar Thomas pecta JW\g In 5 a •lS· 2.S' O'DA Y Assume low trailer S hp motor S~IU Dieael s porlflsher. Baker's Yacht Sales .... r•CIS.F. h.ane off Catalina Island. 0 8 () 0 r I r ;J t.l II OffkeFwMlut&
E·•p11..t IOIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Desks, chairs, fi le
cabineis, tables & masc
895·2804, 646-216S Eves
Pitney Bowes Postage
Machane Xlnt cond I
year old. Model 115600
.,--S2SOO Pitney Bowes
BIG SALE New Used Garage Sale washer, Meter/Scale Xlnt cond
furn . marble tale, lhru dryer, fl't!t!ur, small ap. I -year old. SSOO. Call
7 31. at m w. L9t.h St pies. mlSC 12G-23rd St, Cr_~7~1631·0213
CM_ N.8.S~.L~~wi.8-S. Copiers new & used,
Garage SaleFn~al & OUT OFST"9•GE super values. recond1·
S N f · ,_ """" !toned From S95 un ace um1ture "' SAT SUN 9 3 Washer & m~ _3l01~~.M. dryer, S S Admiral 63B·J033
Small Boat an the mak Herrig Frtr <Cop Telex, new . and all
ang. cheilp Electric la pert 0 n e 1, d re 5 s er d1rertor1es, pd S2400. sell
hie saw, electnc planer w I m 1rr 0 r , 1 B M SlSOO. 556·2346
Misc. lllS E Balboa typewriter. Lawn mower Ptts 8087 ~Iv~ Pel\ll\Sula. < Pwrl, tables & misc •••••••••••••••••••••••
MISc items for home, of fum items 116S Boise. Golden Retriever pup
fire, auto No reas. offer 11i:.Fa1rv1ew Baker, CM pies. Champion lanes
rerused Sat Sun 8 4 Wrought Iron bread rack. AKC 639-4116
31S7 Yukon Av . .L.C-~ $95 Louvns S5·S30. ZEBRA Finches beaut
GARAGE SALE A ltttle l2xl4 SUMY yellow cpl colors 6 pr S8 50 pr
b1l or everything S60 12 draw chest S45 MS-7~
Sat Sun S.5PM 1319 Bon Sm wrought iron ire fti.os & OrcJcas 8090
nie Doone. Irvine Ter cream set SlOO Glass ••••••••••••••••••••••• rac~~DM lop lbl w 2r hr s Yamaha 9' Concert
MOVING SALE : Ant <gracefull SIOO 546·7209 Grand, ebony, m1nl
piano. sora·bed. clothes. aftSPM cond S8900 P i rm
hsehold & pers Bric a Movmg Sale Everything Pnvate Pat!l'_MS-54]8
brae. whlchr, J.whl bike Goes See ad in dtme·a Mason Hamhn BBl 7·
etc 4233 Dana Rd. alley lines •I Beechwood Beaut refmashed. xlnt
10H SupenornrHughes 627.29 72.3.69am· tone . Ofrers o K
Aircraft). 631 0264 6-27 & 8pm_. 6 28 & 7 L12-L 675·7570
28 or call M u c h M 1 s l' ' 9 6 o l Kimball Upnght Piano GARAGE SALE Landfall. HUNT BCH, 1895 S400or bst ofr
Sat Sun 9-5 Sal Sun ~·L .§Jl·0669 aft_5·:ll_ 9182Aloha_l;>~.B Everything Goes' Fum.
Ga rage sale Saturday, Appliances. Antiques.
27th, 8 Teal. ln·ine an TV'S, Stereos. Sun IOam
W o o d b r 1 d g e 615', B_!'g__oru_a CdM_
9~4P M GAUGE SALE
Piano ; Wanter Upnghl
Beautiful cond Moving
mlJSl ~ell $825, 552·6678
Ston.RtsfaulCIHt,
lor 1095 Ga rage Sale Sal Sun SAT9·3.SUN 10.4 27 th 28th . furn . Antiques. tools, doors. ••••••F••0••R•S••:;·1·••••••
housewares. clothe~ ladders. shelving, bike -406 '~...?lh St H 8 parts & bikes. much Equipment and supplies for a 5 slalJOn BEAUTY Y'al r-1. more 422 E 16th Pl. •
we have ll';jj.'Sat 10-5 CM -~Ae~~~le~=:~~ is
Sun 10 'Ill ~ · Couch & loveseat. lgedm __ 89~809
924 Arbor Costa Mesa set. bike See Dime·a '
4 FAM IL y GAR AG t: Lin~. 2l!!i V1r_g_~a_, CJ1 TV, Rodio,
SALE· Drexel dmang rm , Yard Sale Sportig goods. HiFi, St.no 8098
set. refr1g, bed. chrs. p1rlures & much more •••••••••••••••••••••••
new Rossi skis. lO " Mesa del Mar Tract, Beautiful Color TV. 2 yr
diamond saw. tumble & 1171 ~I Camino Dr . wrnty. Free delivery
polishing eq1wp Man) I Fa1rv1ew & Adams 1. Sl48. 64~17116
new and unusual items. C M. Sat1Swi,_10.5pm. • I Ra led Tower
Sat Sun 8AM·2PM onl) GARAGE SALE. Furn. Speakers Xlnt sound
1700 Clay St . New NB hsehold goods & dishes Orig S900 sell SJ99
631·6296 1:.1 E. 17th llN CM 5S2·9047 Scott
,,,, ,.c ,l<JI ')I I •lr; '~ 642-5678
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Jtwtlry 8070 Miscdantom 8080 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Genuine SAPPHIRES Obie mallress & box spr
only SS per stone' mg, clean $100' 8 4x8
~8688. drywall sheets SS ea
Small oval diamond 487·4836 _
Solitaire engagement Antique Sewang Machine
ring -white gold. Cost $75 or belt olrer Pleas~
S250 in 1974, need cash call 846 2146 14•111 sell for S200 :.a..=_ ----
642·5682 after 7 pm MOVING SAL,J!
Karen. Sat Sun Furn·. ap
Mltceicii.eom --8080 pliances , misc 447
••••••••••••••••••••••• Hamilton CM __
Lon laloom Bigelow Rugs. 4 x 6,
Helium Bouquets de green. 100'1n)lon5" fr
livered Great for 4th of mge, S2S A 1 cond
July . Perfect for every ~1557
occasion. 6]~19 __ BEDSPREAD. kmg. rose
Lg oak anlq buffet S2<Xl0. pink no~al, w shades of antq cha Id's wardrobe green. Pink velvet rolled
S200, anlq cutting tbl edge S35. ~200. 642-0022 SJ.1.1557
Carpet Steam Cleaner FRONT Throw mower & Good cond. ssoo. edger. S200 for both.
962-1129 642·1353 ----
CONVEYOR --2 dressers. Maple hut.ch.
R a p 1 5 t a n d 1 8 · · stereo console & mlS<' ll0/22014IWI Voll. items. All xlnl cond .
BOXES l>x24x33. SI.SO 775·4102 _
each. Quantity discount Two S 2 000 Richard
500 Gallon Tank Peterson Onganals, Sell
~-2804 .... ~216S !=ves for SIOOOeach 752.7520
Freezer 8.27 Cu ft 5150 Drapes. 96 x 103. green
Couch 8' blue herrulon antique satan. bned incl
S6S Add much. 7 digit while sheer widerdrapes
Remmgton Rand S30 and hard14are SSO
Lawn mower 21" Rotary 833·1557
S35. Gold lmed drapes Kan-g~ Simmons mat
96x84 .. I pair S20 tress set. good rond
~-4435 $100. 675-2871
Hand·printed Invitations LAMPs-:-2 matched white
Add style lo your wed tubular. pnsms. green
ding, party, etc walh velvet trim mcl brass
calligraphy. Reas. F'ast wall brack~is ~ ea
Marc, 552-6877__ 833·1557
ftwified~ HDWOOD2X6'S
WatwSenkt 2' to 20· long Xlnl deck-
All you want. S2.50 wk.I) ang Fresh truck load ar
Sample bottle dehv nvang weekly Save at
free . Dis patcher. 5S•ft. pp call Jim
!31·2727. _ __ 646·988San 'me
Handicap .. Equip. Whl OLD OLD Oak 6 drawer c~r. 3 whl bike. shower & chest in bad coodilion loaletseal.631·~-SJs Old metal trunk SlS.
New Roof Mounted Allie Carpet 12"13. Burgandy
ra n, complete with red, ltke new. Misc. size
thermostat S95. Wooden drapes in xln't coodl·
Bunk Beds Sl25 wtrree Uon . Makeolfer
mattresses & Box spr· ssz. 7552
angs. Da ys 640·6023 Mak•
760·8160 ... h _,11 IOU
FOR SALE •••••••••••••••••••••••
Equipment and supplies MUST SB.I.!
for a S station BE~UTY llh
SALON. Eve...,.h;"g is P. V. bass Amp w .,...... hardshell case and
an excellent condition. &Wtar. S300 646-5140 all
lfMIOt 6. Days ~no1 Paul
Golden Tan In 20 days. OrlaDic coloring pills. Mllc1l•1• IOIO
Mary f4l.6'793. •• • 0 • • • •••••••••••• 0 • ..
MATLACK WINDSURANG
SALES * lESDS * IOOALS
Windsurfers -New/Used
t
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Nlllitlli
(714) 142·1•
AICAl4a..el
Reel to reel tape deck
Model GX 2800.S.S Xlnl
Cond $800.83.13246 home
759-6376 ~Ork
Zenith 24" l'Olor remote
cont rol TV in walnut
raban~t_S~~
For S•: Steno
_Gall 646-1712
look & Mcrint
fquipmewt .............•........•
Gtntral 9010 .......••••••••..••....
b~t Yow Tues
Non.profit orgamiation
nds your boat. plane.
Cl\r. etc. Liberal tax de·
dilc1100 1d\•an1age
213 6S4-234 l
Rowiftg OilKjly
91ii!l870 -
Touring Kayak w roof
rack. paddles S200
64().8945
ao.ts,MariN
Ecptl,.._. 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 HP Johnson.
good shape. $375
67J.5340
Borg Warner Velvet
Drave TRANSM IS.SION
Crusader V DRIVE. II
& M 42'7 Ford eng & acres. 895-2804. 646-216S
Eve_s __
JO' A \'On Red Seal. anrl ,
motor mOWll, dodger &
oars. 645· 7375.
Inflatable Sport Boat .
Avon S400 model 18HP
Ev1nrude. launch
wheels. lights. Ideal for
fishing. dive boat. raver
rarling. s2.100 OBO
972·2168 ----
40 hp trill Larta
Comp w/ahift & throttle.
Elec starter. S475. 644·55&5 __
Trail·rite sgle axle, 3000
gross veh wgt, to 19'
UJO. 646-5974 -
ZO DI AC M k II
GT/Johl\80l'I ~HP 0 18.
new cond .
S4000/0BO/trade? Craig
1714) 675-9137
loob,Powtr 9040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
40' PACE S.F.
'76 Tw. dsl's. 7.SKW .
Ld'd w/electronics, o w e sa•K at
10"Ai ... Sl45K Bkr .
675-9007, S00.1725 eve.
New 23' Penn Yan Cuddy
Cabin. all Inboard. no
out drive problems,
j22,llOO. (213)-·:!lm
40' OWENS Trl·cabin
Tahitian ln Npt. slip.
6'2-4644
29' Villa Vee Cruiser
Flybridge. all inboard,
like new. ere.live rm.
avail. 213
40'8.CO
Live aboard, bristol cones. 2-4270 Qtevy VI. rwc. CNM at 18 kn.
Generator 2.5 541-73Q'lot 6'73-0149
a.ctric~a..t
Tri-bull IS', flill CO\len,
auto char•er. $5200,
6'75· 1222 or IP2m
'H 25' WELLCRAFT
NOVA 230 O.k. twin VI M /c,..laer, Cutt1
cabla. 8'tnllal. Trailer.
8cNit" 111 .-cond. Best ofttr over $10,000.
~-----W!LLCRAn SCARAB wioclllUtld. complete u
1t11bl1. Beat orrer.
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furuno radar. staanless ~eanside 722·6876 19, 180 hrs. 20KW gen. Lipton and the Van· 213/377·7~. Weekdl!l'.L interes t In Sl2,4SO 714 494 ·~I
arch, auto pilot, Loran 17' Sklcralt with trailer. Ld'd w/fOOdies, assume derbills while sailing ~·0841 8' rl H ~RGLASS Ubl C. 2·VHF radios, CB not runnan· g. """"'or bsl Sl88K loan ... olfers. Bkr aboard the elegant 82' SAILINGLES.50NS Ftatherwind 16, rast.
di knotm d h _,., S c h o o n e r Sabot, Hobie Cat or 34' li•ht. clean. ne~. full>· hull. alum m.i't & ra o. eter. ept · orr 673-1633. __ 675-9007 orS00.1725 eve " boo l 1 1 ~ founder, 2 s tereo "SHEARWATER "Feel sJ~ John,67~271Wl ~u~-'499-5637 m ompt'l' •7•11
~ystems, anner comm. *ZODIAC* le ' H 1 d r o c r a r 1 . the thrall "Ted Turner" loots, Sal 9060 21' Victory, 3 Saab. new S250 080 ~9'7 ll
C02 life raft. 8• rubber Evinrude. Trlr, cover. exp eriences while M f h 1 1 H' PACIFICA Saal trlr PORT·A-MAIJME gd cond. SUOO /ofr. Jiou'reatlbehelmofthe ••••••••••••••••••••••• ercury, res ra• er S350 orr Xlnl rond boat. 2.S hp outboard. 2 631.3199 orS75-Ul7 21 ·Victory w/3111 HP mtr, Clean & complete. many fighting chairs. cockpit IMfLATAIUIOATS amous 58' Sparkman & 4 bags sails compass xtr.as ln water ill H If Ready to i:o• 631 31!1!1.
Slee · l l b t 292S College, Costa Mesa Stephen's Ocean Ra~r k · ' ......,,, 0 80 213 .,,.. N>•. 675 8307 rane s a ion. at .. 0 .,.STUR E... Cru'ase not meter. rslm trlr !_~ • _ .-"""" l>ta taon, 2 bait tank J714)~2q!Q__ SACR1f1CE "' $2800 SSS.7259 17 rt Sloop·lrJll1•r systems, outnggera, rod :.i· um Scarab, perfect 29' Californa11 comm. the channel Islands, sit -· ----lAC04G SAIOT FiberJ(lascc; O\t'r ,.00c1
holders. fishang lights. cond 28' 1986 Lyman, swordfish or pleasure, wll.h Joe Minney aboard SAHTAHA 20 w/dolly bi5 7168 New l'u~h 963 5332
rod rack, extra fuel, golf twn Mere cruisers, new owne r desperate. asking his gold plated 48' Yawl with trailer, cover. 2sets 14' AMF F'orre 5. rasl & 15. Thunderbird ,. ~H
rarl, battery system. convertible top 1964 Sl9,500,noreas.offerre· "TVPEE."Theseboats of sails . S7750 Pb run. ltke new. S7~ or ll P John..wn lrlr1o1 li.:i•
full rovers. blmini top. Owens Taha1t1an, 14~ f115ed. are al our docks NOW!! J!.40-4490, 7S9-0220 !!est offer:, 847-<X~I 14 heeb 51000 5Si 2litill
ganpoles,groundtarkle. financing. Call Bayside 24' Sea Ray, asking and available for your J 24W/TIAL CO RONADO 27 anbd,
Witdfirt full sarety package Manne Sales lo IOS""Cl Sl7,SOO Bkr.~ inspection. Sluppers & • h d ' ..-crewsares•ftodangbyso Full racecru1Se,sails, 7 '"le mast. sp1nn. electrolysis systems. al Balboa Yacht Basin. .... •tu Npt Ii SIJ 500 10· ~t·aled do"'n \1'1,ion
I k d I I W I cotne on down and see bags $16950 Eves . •n . s p, . Pan an nu. MUCI 67J.9S70 12' Fiberglass ha er 493 2463 642 694l 470 f1twr111a,, Fadl
MORE ! Slrp available Jlf Magnum Spti f isher. style boat, w/9.9 HP elec the boitts. spin a rew · · alum m,"1 + Julh S6,';l1 Full new boat warranty full elec . radar. etc start O/B. Perfect cond yams, have a toddy or 2 15' Venture Cat & Trailer 30' RAGTIME Rat·ang b'JS 6039 Sale pnce S98.900 Call s14ss fil~347Si760-1932 and arrange a rharter an $995 895-2804. 646 2165 Sloop En.seoada wan (2lllJ9l·2&59 Twn DsL 6-VS3 Tl 200 -ahnewoodenyacht Eves ner. surfs 20+ kts GHOSTCLASS
79 SEARAY 20 ft Never ~!l·c13~~~/o;:y~~~: ·~~sh~~ .p~r:i:adi~:i C A \k~Ef:sN 1 A SAIOTWANTB> ~!~:~·l~::esror lux ~~i:ir g6a~i:~~.~~1~::1\
an water Tdm trailer 673·2413. _ _ S84,900. <213) 592·2859_ 2S37 w. Coast Hwy 496-3.157 _ LIDO 14 Xlnl rond wath ~all 557 ()4.Sil Sl4,7~. SJ.1.3693, 557 S707 35' VIKIMG S.F. 57 Chris Crwft Nwpl Brh 1714 I 548-4191 Fast Kale Sad Boat Good ne1o1 trlr & cover Sl595. Boats, Slipt/
81 Bayliner 1500 Mos '80. Tw. Cats .. 71,Kw, Solid Mahogany, gd When it comes to for racing. SlOOO Ka> call675·2479 Docks 9070 qullo/Evtnrude 2SHP. 2 ld'd w elec . shp. :.1'1 cond with tent trailer rhartenng. we wrote the 979-7900 &731·8260 21' Cal. sips 4. main Jib, •••••••••••••••••••••••
mo new. illness de dwn. O.W.C balance $S.500'oroffer. Also book,. JO years same CAL 2S Vlff. depth, kt, 12 motor. trailer. 12 volt NWl'T BOATSLI I' mands qua ck sale. S129K . Bkr 675·9007 , 18'trailer.S275 locauon: sails. gd cond, Sll.000 I XI 1 nd M \l."I od 640-8985 960 17~ ~V!.:_ 8» 7000 AM inner Family 661 7292 752·8141 ev davs e ec ~·ooon c586o u""' nn} a I al'romm ate Ul• 111 Orgaruzataon --~ ~-xtras "'!' ._ °""" SO rt boat 673 4424
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1981 MAIDA RX-7
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.... bo Ii 1 97L~ ins"" "'ond .. b"""•l s•a•· •. Owner a1r Mui' t Make restoratlOl'I Best offer SELLJNQYOUR MB• 11c, atereo. &ood ~!,..,.: w alspav111l forJu· • · ... 4X4••... ... .......... ....... • a.•,..co•uo 1.,.,. Wlr"'Y &oodmpeaskU\gllQNV
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VOUSWAMH
11'111 Beach Blvd.
UJ.2000
72 Bus, pop.top, reblt
modified eng, new tires,
brakes, dual port heads. Weber carb, 28.000 m1,
52900. 557-6911S
'71 Super BEETLE snrf,
new en&. oew trans. S24~ ra rm 646-TZ'l4
1980 Jetta 4 dr. fuel inject.
suorr. AM/FM c~tte.
44.000 m1. xlnt rood &
fuel economy. S7196
1 687-01165or994·5131
'7Z blue Super Beetle.
auto/stick. xlnt cond.
wood dash S2350 P P
Call ~5·0147.
·so Convt. Stlpd. Br1111Jan
Brown . a 'c. am fm
cass. alloys. 4000 Mi
sticker SU.610 yours for
SIO,_~ 673-6510 _
SCIROCCO
'79 Si l ver , a t e.
Blaupunkt stereo cass. new eog, 6 ITl(l6 warran
ty best offer Ml 3893. 548.5384
'73 VW Camper Classic,
com pl. rest Xlnl cond
837 ·8226 alter se_m
·73 VW Ca mp er
Westfalia, loaded. AC.
Slllk, refng, tent awn
in.g 644 .0937
·ao RABBIT c 2 Dr. 4
s pd . sunrf. AM FM
cass...JQ.000 mL 645-0923
ii 145 Wafon auto. good
con d, 1550 firm (213)S92·U7'1......._ __ _
'75 24SW°'°" top cond. must sell. auto,
air 2-5161
'78 Volvo 2l62C Bertone
Cpe. 18,000 mi , ammac,
1!!!.!Sl seU. 675-7039.
'63 Volvo l22S, Classic,
with &d vibes, runs
areat. $1500/0 BO.
968-6680.
.wot.Used •••••••••••••••••••••••
AMC ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Gremlin. ori~ owner.
S ryl, auto. asking SlSOO.
963·2!!.L_
Codiloc ttl5 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
COHTEMPUTIHG
CADILLAC?
We specialire 1n leases
for the business ex·
erulive & professional.
LcrgeWtcHo.
ooe.w '"' Coclllc1
How i.. Stodi! ~~Wit\~·
/(>(,)() t1 .• ,, ... 111-.1•
l '"''·' \'It._, 'IJO 11111,1
'69 VW Squareback, new I tires brakes rbattery, gd
cond SI JSO 28·30M PG
673-4~!__
'74 vw B~. 4 spd. runs
xlnt. Alpha Car. 1st S2725
lakes it away 2 new
llres, dual carburetor. a
gas saving car. clean
uit. {330M-1Q. 754 mo
'78 VW Converl.tble, blue,
Bea~liful' Runs xlnt
looks great! Sac S7200
~7;r6919 Q.r.§73--0841
'69VWS900
Good cond, xlnl eng.
646-200
·10 Bug. must sell. reblt
eng . w/7000 ml .
52.SOOI 0 BO 1146-8i05
'6S VW Van. No enguie.
SSOO ; 2 romplete engines. need work,
make offer. 661 ·8652
'69 BUG runs & look.s gd
Steel bell'd. rads. fl,900.
646-8195
Sacnficf' 2 mo old 81
Vanagon Westfal1a
camper 4 sp. cass, 4
spkrs, air cond SlS.900
0 BO 675-8283
Y .W COHYll'NLE
Bug . Nolchbacka.
Squ ar eb a c ks .
fas tba c ks. Vans .
Pickups & Ghiu. Over
20 t.o cboolle from.
8ugC1ly lnc
8»5224
'77 Fleetwood Broughm
DeElegance. Xlnl cond,
WIN covers, burgundy
w1plush burgundy
velour inter10r. Don ·1 let
this barga111 pass will
sell Ca s t at S469S
714/S48-437~S~--
'79 CAD. Eldorado diesel. New eng, new pump, has
beendelailed S29000BO
Can be seen wk days at
1411 E. Borchard Santa
~a SS8-~2600=._ __ _
ESTATE SALE
'80 Cpe DeVille. It.
yellow. landau top, ruuy
equipped, very lo m1.
xlat rond. St2.91SO or best
offer. Days 851-9339 ;
eves 97J.9644
"77 SEVILLE S7900.
MUST SELL Brand
ne w radials , new
brakes . landau.
All/FM, A·l loaded. PP
759-1111
'77 R.llTWOOD
Broughm DeElegance.
79 VW Convertible, Xlnt cond, wire covers.
cr eam puff, S8600. burgundy w/pl us h
760-1516; 857-1291 burgundy velour in-
.68 VW Plr k Up, new terior. Don't let this
motor. pwr discs, new bargain pus. Will sell
tires & mags. Rare. fas( at S46115. Call (714)
lll us t se II now ! S3500 _.855-...._4625"'""""'~aft=--6--::.>~P_M~·-
Besl orr r. 847-2848 '78 Cad. Coupe De Ville,
below low blue book. "69 Bug New tires. paint. moon-roof, new Michelin
engine, brakes, shocks. tires. lthr. all xtras am fm 8 track 31 +mpg S2100 or offer. Jll4J974·9l8!1 491·~ '73 Coupe DeVille, great cond Sl6001best offer
'76 Sdrocco 957·8238
43 K mi, sleA!O, mags nu 076 Seville, $6200. Like
paint, Clean S3895 new. Must sell by 7 15.
__ __,7""»=-.:llMl==----• Call Ken 67~6700
·73 VW Convertible
Looks /runs great.
$3,750. 631-1162
·79 RABBIT. 216.<XX> ml. 5
spd, 4 dr. 1 owner ~.300.
557.7413
Estate Sale '75 Cpe
DeVille . good cond.
S2000 cash takes.
631·9165
'78 Se vi lie Rolls Grill,
wires. 35K mi. new
'71 Bug. perf. pamt& ml. Mic hehns, $9500 .. .'78
• stereo, rebll, S22SO. Seville Diesel Rust/Llhr
Laguna, 661·3!182 $7995 ... '77 Seville Cream
'68 VW BUS mtth xlnt, w/rust velour int. wires,
new eng many extru elc. $7300 ... '77 Seville all
$2000531-5982 black. wires. extra
·73 VW Super Bug. air, sharp( vruaHN
mags, snrf, AM/FM 675•98030r552-S:.>4 casa, new pnl S319S. 9917 675-7883 C...-o .
'76 VW Rabbit, 4 spd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 LT3.'SO~ Miles radials. AM/PM tape. ' LUXURYTRAVEL AC. very nice! Asking Extras t ~,300S75-234S S2695.631· ~5234
69 CONVE.RT1BLE '74 C1mBro, l owner,
Red Int _.. -...,. 112.<XX> fwy mi. reg au ,
• Jl ,,,,...,..... ._. 100/bst olr. & 601 54M4S1
76 vw Sdrocco. Map. CM•rolet H20
Stereo. new paint. .S.000 • ••• ••• 11•••••••••• ••••
mi. 1•-~ SH US Fiim
'66 VW new eoa, new We have a IOOCI telec1.lon
brakes. SU00/080 of N EV{ ' USED MD-m Cbevroletal
"66 VW Bl.IS tpt w/bed,
caas.SLW
COMHHL
HE'ROLfT
\• .
~4b I 200
Coft by M"-"bllhl
wttt\ '9d6o, 4 IPMd
twin ltidl ........ end
•1800~.
Stoett No. 831<>&
10502121
......... ..,...
1. Full carpeting 1nd pa
2 Beautiful custom pa1nl
3 Mag chrome wheels
4. Custom high beck seats
5. Bay windows
6 2 rear r9dlo spe1kers
7. 6 cyt & 4 sp trans
RETAIL STICKER
Dl8COUNT
$5483
RETAIL STICKER $I 0,MS
DlsqOl.INT $2000
$8995
._.. • .,o-•...-.-
llw ..... t MIAT ICOMOllY
IUrl Llt.-4~
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 28, 1981
Omni MIMf 4 door
...,, wttti fKtofy
equlplment. E~
lent economy cal1
Stocti No. 82040
ID 277288
1981
D-150
PICKUP
1>150 Pldlup wlttl I
~lnder, 4 IPMd
""" c:M>Me b!Mnl>
W,powet Dlftng.
e.ock No. 72011
10129371
DllCOUNT
$5495
RETAIL STICKER
DISCOUNT
$6795
C.0..-----. ...-~-· '--....... ," ....
Bil
CO~NEU
CHEVROLET
}\.,..Jf,pl• ~~ 1
'"'-1\\H''
!146-1200
RABBIT 7457
RABBIT 711 1
RABBIT 6724
RABBIY. 6598
RABBIT 6624
RABBIT DIESEL 6886
RA BBIT DIESEL 6657
RABB IT DIESEL 7706
RABBIT DIESEL 6962
SCI ROCCO 7543
SCI ROCCO 7053
SCIROCCO 7309
SICROCCO·"S" 7537
SCI ROCCO "S" 7213
JETTA 7341
JETTA 7123
JETTA 7604
. JETTA 7403
JETTA 7405
'79 V. W. BEETLE CONY.
4 •pd, •••reo couette, •uperb condition. only
I 7 .000 mole•. (0 I I l6SI
137505 56055
0392 27 s7660
054774 s]890
017149 7595
025046 576 20
079259 8250
030316 58445
105 033 s?530
086569 58070
020051 59160
021803 59780
020478 59950
019144 59430
004158 ~9535
287534 58480
354214 s8995
331 175 58765
293597 s8765
322457 58740
:~~. '~~~~ s~.~o~ •• ~~~cep· $2650
toonol. (71 ITRS)
•79 MG..... s5975 A ve sharp car -4 speed. ste<eo tape wire ::;:ers. excellent condition 733ZEO And on
ALL BRAND NEW 1981 's
556 78 PICK-UP DIESEL 76Z3
56928 $732 PICK-UP DIESEL 7615
s]047 $843 PICK-UP 76'R
S6972 5623 PICK-UP 6978
56873 s747 PICK-UP 7265
s7564 5 686 PICK-UP 7063
s762l $824 PICK-UP 7264
56885 $645 CONVERTIBLE 7479
57412 $658 CONVERTIBLE 7488
s?993 $1167 CONVERTIBLE 7412
58627 s 1153 CONVERTIBLE J476
58821 s 1129 DASHER DIESEL 7718
58481 s949 DASHER DIESEL 6910
58483 .$ 1 0 5 2 DASHER DIESEL 6915
57479 s 1001 VANAGON 7375
58273 s722 VANAGON 7348
58125 s740 VANAGON 7346
57872 $893 VANAGON 7138
57837 $903 VANAGON CAM Pf R 7619
:~J~J~!~r!.·!!·~~I bar. s4275
K.C. Lite1, cu1tom wheels. 085707 On 5ale
•75 FIAT X-19 S3675 4 epeed, 4 cyl., AM ,fM, Take off the top and
dri..,. It home for only . . , 411 NSI
2!.!.~!~ ~~~!~.~~!~.~!~~~ $2 67 s
c9Nltl..,, (104MYWI •
7.!.I~~!!~~~'!.nd S4':'1':f 5
enjoy tumtMr. 092XNZ. !f : 1f ,1 .... a ......... .,..._ W.fect .. ,._. ... s. _. ~'
074284 7975 S7671
163895 8760 S8151
160804 7650 S6965
104592 57460 56766
157095 s7460 56859
130570 57400 56686
145291 s?2l 0 56551
013618 sl 0,290 s9198
013617 510,395 59314
011765 $10,395 $9567
013324 510,395 59458
910230 $10,850 $9785
901448 ~10,610 59486
901998 510,610 59486
085774 s l l, 140 59892
042578 sll,675 slQ ,354
057021 sl 1,675 510 ,3 54
077379 sll,700 510 ,3 93
059596 sl3 ,905 S12902
'76 VW BUS
4 Jpeed, radio, heater, on economocol bu• on
9reot condition and on •ale for IS66HMQ)
'79 MERCURY CAPRI
GHIA. 6 cyl, outo. p•. o< Very dea n · lo mole•
(I 43VWV)
s304
$609
5 685
694
$601
s714
$659
s 1092
s 1081
5828
s937
s I 065
s 1124
s l 124
$1248
s 1321
s 1321
$1307
5 1003
:? ~ .S,,~o~~ om/fm ond lo-lo mol•• $ 2 67 S
(113KIQI
·?.~~~~~!I~~~~~~. 54775 Fine, fine condition. A bargain for
only . 944TDH. •
. . PEOPLE DON'T
HAVE WIN65,
SEE •••
NANCY
I CAN'T WAIT TO
GET HOME FOR
SUPPER TONIGH"P
I
LIFE IS
DtFFERetrr
FOR'THEM •
IF '(OU PU5J.4
ONE SUTTON, '(OU. ~
60 UP •••
-
•,
................
&AM~ THE FlR~ PE~N WHO ~
REAU..Y U&TENfOTO ME1.!'!>eEY! 1 JO&T KNOW H£'0.00IN010 ANO
O\lf WHAT HAPPENED TO .t'fO&-f
....
HE HAO NOT 6EEN
OttlNKINO! I KNew
606/HEWAeA
FINE PERe<)N!
6UT WHO AM I TO 6A"( HE
DIDN'T HAVE A PARAMOUR
IT'&QUm? ~&l.E
1MAf lT WA'(, AN
ACOOENl ••• PEftlOO.'
HAVINe ARRIVED AT
'TME HOME OF Hl6
016TRICT ATTORNEY
F~ENO. 6AM DRIVER
Ot&cVOOEe THE CIR·
CU\1~TANCE5 INVOl.V\NO
THE DEATH OF aoe> eeNOON!
1(,~~y
W~ft'8
PRIE'E?!
THeU'6 NO QVf!;TION "THAT AFTf-R HE U:FT
HOME HE ~OPPfO ~EWHERE ~EFORE
HEAOIN(; FOR THEOFFICE! 6VTTHAT"'4A5
NOTHIN(; TO DO WITH THE FACT THAT Hf
W>-5 Kll..l..EO lN A ONE
CAR ACCIDENT, eAM!
MAOOI <:JAVE ME THE ROUTf eoe 6ENOON TOOK
TO WORK EACH DAV! TEU .. ME HOW 10 ANO THE
f>TREfT6, AL.EX!
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
~ "THE LITTLE ~ MY THIN~S 'SEEM 10
: STA~S ! SOAIC IT ~l<iMT UP
IN iHIS WE",ATHE'.R !
PlEASE.' No TALf<'IN<5
WHILE Yoo'~E !FATIN~ !
(,£,, 1" .. ~ IS A
HI" ll£S~\lRA~f, MoctMAll~ •
REMEMBER ••• NICE I I
SHARP , CRISP 1UftN& •
by Tom Batiuk
HONE£.> I WHQ DO~'T
t,>00 JU5T GO l~IDE ANO
LET ME R~USH MOWINC:?
1HE L..AWN 8<.> M<,>.&eLF !
6-ll
,._..~by Ferd and Tom Johnson
7HIROS?
6-za '-....... _____ .._
M ..... \ ~
a L
I -.
I
j
bet. I -i/,f-w I
,
CAN YOU TRUST YOU• IYESY,..... a,.. •t INlf six dltt.r·
~ fn drawlfttl •tails betWMn top and bottom PAMl1. How
quickly can you find them? Check anawen with thola below.
P911!1 'I 1141~., 6u1n1u.o '' 6'111 ' p.,,ou; •t
P»'"ll -. 'P"t•• 't dw•1 'C luaAlllP s1 ... ll''l~N ·c llH,.lllP If -*JO ·1 ~ ... 11!0
~ Htr wtraQr.rB@.
---------by Hal Kaufman-------
• LI, S&.lftPERt ntfs ....... twfstff le ....... Dld&IM1 "Pepi. .......... poultry,
............. '"""'.,. ... wry .... wer9 ...... ,.,., -.Clatly'""'" ......... tuft."
PITCHIO BATTLE
WITHSUMSI
Our barker friend
~ Invites you to
solve• problem. Take
note thlt, on the bcwd
to which he Is pointing,
the sum of any three
figures In 1 r'1# -
horizontally, vertical·
ly, Off diagonally -Is
six, with one excep-
tion. The sum of one
dlegonal It three.
NrHi, the prOblem he
poees Is this: HrHi ls It
poMlble to rearrange
the numbers shown so thlt 111 the sums -
across, down and
diagonally -total aid
~... ~--..0 "' -_, WOllOQ 'CZI -MOJ .. 119tu;
'UC -~ doJ. .,,_,.. ~
Sit .... IM"Y " ..... ,., ~ ,..,.., "prunes ..... ~·---wttMuf11U~
• Sum Numbers! Two numbers .-..w • differ.nee e
of ON. Their lqUlr" have • difference of 1S. What
numbers? 1~111'9~
• M.me Onpplr'll Insert• ""9e-lett.r male or
lemale.-.metocompletetMtewordt: 1. pie.
2. oy.na. J. Hiia. 4. *°*· s. ody.
·~ ... .--~·iew'111w ' .. ,'t wv·c w.,·1
• Rldda.~ This I How did the ocein greet the
share? It lust waved. How many ff mes does • chef
UM ipk:ftt Thyme and thyme-oaf I\,
FAST FOODI "t.ome Ind ... ltt"crift Mom. Whldl of four
possible PAths le.els to point X, wt.re she stands?
For Better or For Worse
OK, GUYS-HEAD FORTHE HlLL'S .. · l'M
GolNG 1b St-\0\/EL 1HE. PLACE. OUT.
~··· IHERE'SNO
JuSiiCE..
LET'S CLEAR 1HE.
FORT, MEN!
SKY HIGHI SMrpen your colori"I pencils or crayons. Apply
the following colon to tttls dramatic holiday scene: 1-Red.
2-Dlc. bl~. )-Yellow. 4-Lt. Brown. s-Fl"h toMS.
SPELLBINDER
SCORE 10 Polftfl for using all the
i.tten '" the werd below to form ----..----two cempi.t• wer•:
l'allOOMS . . . . . ...
THIN score 2 ltOlnts Heh for ell
worch of tour letters or more
foond among the letters.
Try to KOre at !fast SO points .
-.... 'WA' .-..._IMP.._,
GORDO
NOT ~ENT/OU~, PALL 'I,
PRACTICAl.;(
11
~y~
7'EOOJ81-V JIANLn FOR
INSPIRED
BY
.
• • u , • Off to Ofdor Indicate the item(s) destied and total
amount due by fillingin the fonn below:
Enclose check or money order with
2 DiaJ or Tone wrap~rs for each
Hand Puppet and 4 Dial or Tone ~ox Hana
wrappers for each Puppet Theater. 0PPl'f • sus •
Make check or money order payable · P""'*. ~ · •S3e ••
to PUPPETS.
-H-TO u~ts ~o. 801 9473
St. P ul, MN SS194
....... yOlll cllec.k 01 money
ol®' !Of 1ne fOlAL S • •
Name __ __.._..._~----------...;;.;..-__:~"--..!..--_;._~.
Address ~------~-~----..:..:..:.-... ___ _...__.:..~ City __________ State ____ ,_Zlp ·
Puppets and !helter will be mailed 1n separate ~Md NY be dltlwe'9d Oft different dMls.
Ptaee llloW 4-6 weeks lor stupment •fter rec.tpt °',>:°"' ~~ 'Tllle...., ...,.....,. J't. 1111.
There's gold' "9 "111 char crunch! Try Whoppera. '.'~maica'1 favorif~·•cect nlilk candJ. and we·u send ·•·JIPU a fl call'a refund plus Sil Wonh of ~pons good ~-'Jt>Ur (W¥ ewe JMCMM• el WhooPcr1. Ir's called a
• ·~.Btg 8u<1n ltebacc. All:jeu ~to do 10 brn ''I~ an out and Miid tn che Bit ,._)W~baic ~car • from s~dlllJ ~ ~.pab.iic1.
And if J.OUWftfll C-Sttd ~· · • · ~ k§towchM'...., •
"10MY·
..
~ ....... .__ . --... -........... ~ . ' ..
ONLY
,
~~
only
32· • 30· • 16 ..
SIUtdy couugel9CI contll'V(l!On
~ IO ti.Ind on I.Ible IOpl
Gus Arriola
wow! z KJ.Jew CArs WIEleE PUSSY :EA~Aa.S--arr
J.OOKAr
THAT/
SCOOPJAJ' LIP »llS WILO
TVA/A DIPSIEMAKES
70 60 WrTH IT' •
• MCMLXXXI Wall Oosney Pruduciions
~ . . '
June 28, 1981
Daily Pilat
Selle 111t aunllO'I • • ......,, 10 Asa '"" ~ -..I) 6•1 l t•lfl9'on Avt lot• 1'lt• 11' 1oon
-• N ; SS IOI Plb snea GllHl>Ol'I Sorry wt (Ill' 111\ .. r Olllr~
FOR DONALD T. REGAN. Sea•·
~ ol the Tre.MUrY
Would the -al -... carlm of --...... th. ,..,_ aoMy NMlw our
leledoury cM'illton? -F. ~ ---...Ala.
• On Dec. 23, 1913, the Federal Re-
MrVe System was established. The
original purpose, as expressed by Its
founders, was to gtve the country an
eJasdc currency, to provide facilities
for dilcounting commercial paper and
to Improve the suJ*Yision of bank·
Hr pcnua the ~ dtde. Ing. a.be tts establishment. the sup·
ply c:A bank aedlt and money was in·
eJastlc. Thlt resulted In an Irregular flow of aecllt an<t money and oontrlbuted
to unstabla eclO'IOmic ~. The present Inflationary cond~n cannot
be resolved by ~ the backing Of money. Rather, the Admlniltratlon Is
moving to combat Inflation through curtakd Government spending.
FOR .IANE PISANO, oecuttve d1rector, Los Angeles' Bi-
centennial celebredons
In,.... NMmCh about the ............... of Lo9 ~.did
lo'OU come ap wld\ _, fllCta that..,.....,........ or -.rt·
.... ? -W.M., 8-o, N.v.
· • Yes. Loi Angeles was founded by a group of 44
people. comprising 11 families , and 22 of the 44 were
children. which means hd of the city's founden were
kids. n. iJOup was muJtiradal and dacended from
blM:ks. Ewopeans and Indians -a real mixed bag.
FOR DR. FERDIE PACHECO. bc>Uig ~
Wh8t.... • •• the~ .......... ,.w to boll-
.. ? -T.N .• M• ... 0111. Okla.
• The pubk. A promoter can only pey a tugh fee ~
the atbec:tion warTants It. As In show business, Barbra
ScndNnd CWt demand a millon dolm-s a picture, but a
...., llar can get 0nly a fraction of that. The high fees
me onJJ,t a recsnt development caused by the drawing
powral Muhammad All, end d'8Y .. only obtainable throuF doMd.Qcul 1V, not network fillmlk>n.
FOR HVlA NARROW, llUntwoman
w....--cam.. ....... ,..? Amid ....... Ml'•tunt
lo'OU....,., would not en.mpt? -J.O .•..... Mont.
• One ol the most dfficult I ever performed was a
118-foot faU down a aep lndlne, with a 25().pound
man "strangling" me aD the way down. Th)s was done
wllh the aid of a neck hamal. The rol had to be very
quklc and my arms and legs were ffying In al drections.
One thJnQ l'd never attempt Is anything to do wth fire ,
since I'm tenbly afraid ol getting burned.
FOR nfE .. ASK" EDrroR
.lw Fonda hM Mid lt'a oMcenc tor
' moN ltan OD Mr s.vei to ta OM CM'
two or three mlllon doOan tor a Iba. U
tMi la ao, why do. she eccepc "1hoM
hith .... ? -B.N .. Wilmington. Del.
• Because that's the way Hollywood
Is strudured. and that's the way the
. star system Is set up. Turning down a
fortune would not be radonal . Jane
recently said: "That's why I take the
money. But there's a big difference In
what I do wth tt. Right now, I give my
money away to all kinds of causes Moldng out &u a lady Robin Hood.
and movements that wil tum the
economy around ... Jane, who insists she learned to use her money for things
that have &ong-term meaning, adds: "I want every dollar I can get because I
don't want the producers to have II . But I couldn't care less about being rich."
So, maybe it's not all that obscene -just rate It PG. ,
FOR DICK Cl.ARK, TV /movie producer and host or
American Bandstand
Do I/OU-...... that toct.Y• dance are Juat tor the young In
left and young In hart? -G.S .• Fort Smith, Ark .
• Yes. I feel sorry for older people who try to look as
though they're still 18 on the dance floor. They make
unattractive spectacles of themselves. Older folk should
stick to the dances that are more sedate. Too often I see
older guys, complete with large paunches. prancing
aroµnd with yaung girls. k's quite sad.
FOR IRMA SHOREU.. lkin-eare authority
0. ..., ... plane tight, the ......... laid that •Ina
ahc took up~ her eldn had changed ior the worse.
Wbat'a the awN? -G.B .• ~ Cluiati, Tau
• Since I started traveling thousands of miles by air
every year, I nodced a change In my own skin. and I
discUlled It wth flight attendants. The cause Is the dry-
ness of pressuril.ed air In the cabtns of the planes. The
answer and cure are molsturtztng. If you fty, carry a tube
of moisturizer with you and apply as often as needed.
FOR 1lfE •ASK" EDrroR
la Roger Moon dlallked by hie coOugu•? -H.M.B.,
am.rt. Ind.
• .. Disliked" is not the right word. What his colleagues
find frustrating Is that Moore, 53. doesn't look his age,
and most of them do. There are stories of Moore (who
will be appe.artng In Cannonball Run and For Your Eves
Onl.v) and his pals living It up Into the early hours and,
next morning, Roger showing no signs of wear and tut,
while they seem to, have put on 10 years.
PRO Ra. c.po., uecutive dlntdor, National
AllOdatton of Railroad PUMngG'S
PROAnDCOO CON <*rge E. Sn,der, president. National Tax·
Yes. We must look forward! Alrllne
use ls dropping. Auto travel Is
static. Amtrak rtdershlp ls up -in .
spite of fare hikes whkh Insure that
riders pay more of the costs. Pas-
sengers love today's reliable trains.
which ere safer and more energy-
efftcimt than planes or cars. Arn·
lnlk II playing an tncreastngly vital
role, noc CINV In 1 t kW\lng more convenient con·
Mdkxll wlh ...., but runs but. also as dw only
nrwportllllon both anrecttve for longer trlpl ond
~ Immune to fuel-price Increases.
Shduld the Federal Government
QJntfnue to Su,_,dlze Our
National Railway Syetem?
payers Union
No. The National Taxpayers
Union believes passengen who
continue to travel by train. primarl·
ly business and vacation travelers,
should pay the full cost of th1s ser·
vice, just as thoM who travel by
airplane or bus do. The taxpayer
directly subsldlies two-thirds of all
Amtrak tk:Mts. On some roUles
this is as much as 192 tax dolan per tleket. For 10
years. billions of our dollars have been poured Into
Amtrak. h Is time to stop this subsidy and devote our
limited dollars to progr.ams benefttlng all Americans.
In Seatch of He1oes
~
8y Wllfrtd She1d
It bad to~· WMn the~
.,.. mumed from m , we
lrnOdMNd than wit\ lcilla and,
lllnX>lt with the same tin.th, ac-
cu.d ~ ol mldng them too
~~did tt.y do anywey?
Anyone mn II .-ound ., em-0-.y."
&c. WMn John lemon cW, we
mourned and ~ atua ..
owr the place -and almo9I at once
IOme ol us hep\ to say, "He weal't
10 hot, he W. a )un)de, a bed lnflu.
ence." And whlt<ftd. Wt .. ., cx-
dlllble peep..
But a tNit .a we .. ? Do Arrwl-
ic.w jUlt aw."' -=me, ey ~
to git ac:t.r? 0.. do we r..t/ wm1I
heloe? I .. do ~dwn. WI~
to tww wort.I out • dandy "91 not
to git tt..m. a-.. the ftnt NqUllll
ol a hero II thllt we not know too much
~ him -the Ideal hero btlng one
ol d.aee arty Clndln Alntl who may
not have edited It .a. F~ thlit,
Davy Crockett wll do.
But, • the old French ~goes,
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dUng c:omrneuurate wtd'I our own a -
dtcnoent: a cMrtsma not normaly
found In embtmy hands Oil CWll tat
pbs. You'd do a1 wel llk:big pins In
the phone book. Wtlhln a yea, the
nmna ol the hc«agn wtl be a trMa
quadon.
If they're lucky. Because prolonged
apo11n to our goofy attentions can
CauM tmtie lmeWrt bums. Perhaps
the fat and d molt Nbudlw vidirn
of the modem sxas. turned on ful
force, was a.ta l.Jr.dbeayh. This
~ 11\&nt plot Wiii trans-
formed tn the 19'l0'• bl; one tnnt-At-
Lantic ~ Into a ~ pl'Ma,
Maled-olf man who CXl*1*i to ftnd
repcwlllis uncle his bed -for the wry
goOd N8a'I that you m1'!/ft ftnd them
tMre In lt'°9e day&. • they wee'\' hm9n9 from drmnplpa, wa.tmg
your windows Of ~to rad
~gill mmr_ It WM the~ ol
the IOOOP. and the IClOOP 90mdlua
cmne rW1t out ol the vk:dm's nmds.
'"lucky" Lr.dbet"•'• ..... prob-lmns did not end hre, ol COUl'M. Hls
ovestJbwn fame made him a natural
i.ga. And when his son wea kid-
napped, the pras came galumphSig
beck, men obnoxious than eve, and
U\dy beglrl to think ol them • a
symbol of dcmoaacy Itself. DndSlg
proxy for the !JWdy eyes and !J'ab-
bing paws of the mob. He found
~ jwlt as bed In England and
Franc.e, but In Nazi Gameny. l..kld-
bergt\ •• hotts bad the wk to tum down
the heat. and he became ~
)wt sufftdcndy pro-German to be the
~-molt effec:ttw opponent of our
entry Into Wortd War D. And al
becauae he beat a coup&. of other
guys Into flyktg the Atlantic ftrtt.
R n extac11ie ex.ample no doubt,
but such drmtlc changes ol per-
tonallty .. not uncommon
under the spotlight. Take
Emat Hemingway, whose reoendy
pubWwd lltta'I mlUI a *niar muta-
tion &om regular. f dlfticult. guy to
paranokl In whet Mans ... mtbr
of months. Hemingway was not the
fnt world-famous author to suffer:
Dickens, Mmk Twain and others had
baaled the crowds and auvtved.
Which ........ eldw that the Vic-
torian psyche Wiii llUrdier and could
take fame Oii leave I alone or that
public aa.ntlon has !J'OWfl hanher
aice then, wllh a J.ger propoltion of
make In t . For ewry kiollltor of
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'Hemingway there was at least one
other guy who wanted to cut him
down to size . And 'he sensed It: the
levelling, bulldozing mania of 20th-
century man.
And then there's the camera, a
co&d·hearted little thing that snaps at
the celebrity all day long as If he were
the scene of a aime. Even at the
height of his fame, Charles Dickens
couki prowl the streets of London un·
~c.ognlzed. Norman Mailer might
John Lennon wth wfe Yoko Ono: 'When Lennon died, we mourned and de-
manded itatues-and almoc at OM! IOTM of':" began to aov 'he wasnt '°hot.'"
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have more trouble in New York today.
And wrtters are still rather small fish In
the glass bowl. Compare, Instead ,
David Garrick, the great 18th~twy
actor, with almost any lV or movie
star of the moment. Garrick's name
was as famous as theirs will ever be .
but he couJd still bve a completely pri·
vate life without being a surly brute
about It.
Woody Allen's movie Stardust
Memonu may be the best rendering
ever of life inside the bowl. From
there, the fans look grotesque, as tf bt·
eraly distorted by the glass. There Is
no way of telling whose Intentions are
friendly. That smiling boy, for in·
stance, may have signed your death
(conltnued)
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w ..... In blood. ~. Allen
was accused of Id-pity -you want-
ed fame, Kid, 10 enjoy It. But whether
or not Allen wanted fame, he couldn't
haw wanted thi..
Stl rhll II wt\at you git -you
can't regulate fame with a thermolczlt.
and people .. ldl Mnlng up around
the globe for a shot at lt. A movie ltar
may teem like a poor subetltute for a
rul hero, but he In fact has done
more than anything ID knock real
heroes out of the box. What could
anyone do in actual life to mm:h what
John Wayne did In a single-movie?
When they made a ftm about a genu-
ine Wll' hlro, A&de Mwphy. 1..,.t
pale stuff next to anythjng of Errol
Flynn's. Where Audie would, uy,
capture a srup.r's nat, Errol would
capture 12. Audie'• who&e war would
have been barely a morning's wcrk for
the wheezing, out-of-shape Flynn.
The poverty of real llf e lost out tome
time ago to the opulcnce of 5peda1
Effects, and the lmaglnalion doan 't
always make ftne diltinctlons: John w-Yne "'°' a hero to m1Dlons of peo·
pie, INpjring a"ld guiding them, IO
help me, as ~the men he played were
real.
This Isn't altogethet bed. There are
lots of heroes we don't want In rul llfe
If we can hejp It: war heroes, f8lllllt
guns In the Wat, etc. I, for one, was
qute hlppJ lo have John Wayne
conftned to the ICnMn. Even the rul
heroes we ought to haw, ~
leaden Ilka Mother T.-esa or pollll-
dans with in~. may fundlon bet-
ter With ... laa fUllf th., tt\eY de-
MIW. It's hard for tMlll a Mint to con·
cen1rate while being Interviewed for
televtllon.
•• ~WlllQ..Y ........ ""
Which may be why thote arty
church lillints wee not only relmNeJij
unknown, except for their legends,
but m.o. wtthout exception. dead. So
they seldom let you down. There's
much to be Aki for dead heroes. and
I would llcc to dose wtth an old-
fashk>ned , maybe sentimental sug·
gadon about this. Nowadays, no
sooner does a oalRbdy bite the dust
than we ~ hia belongings, his
whole past, for slgrlS ol d19aoe . O.K.
we are not c:hJldren, we don't need
our dead prettied up for display. A
fine book like Joe Klein's. \4bodv
Guthrie: A Life gtves lt to us ltnllght,
~ ~ doa a camity
bite the cf&llt than ~ rmamck
h• ,,.,.,,.., Ida..,,,..
pallt, Jar ..... " .. ace..
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without demoliltUng Woody on the
way. But many biographies, apeda)-
ly of show-biz r>ec>Pe. INm hell-bent
on mopping up after the goulp writ-
ers and flattening the subject out
once and for al. A reader may be ex-
cused for thinking there h¥ never
been a weat man or woman, let
alone a good one. i.ven the IMng
penon you molt admire is probably
sltting on 10me loathsome vice or
psychosis or &audulent s.KXeS story
whJch wlD oozie out eventually. This, I
take It, Is the one serious p6ec:e of~
news on the hero front. Who would
want to be one, tf thJs ts what Ila in
wait beyond the grave? Or to put tt
another way: Who wouJd want the
kind of lmmortallty Joan Crawford
has?
The only advantage such fame has
OY8l' the pntHer vartetia II that, now-
adays, abloh.mdy everybody will ,.
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Home Ftont
By Norman Lobaenz
Surveys show that. for most peo-
ple, theu ove:rall feeling of hap·
piness depends more than anything
else on having a good marriage Now
two new srudles. both reported In the
Jouma/ of Marriage and the Family.
shed light on factors that influence
the quality of marital satisfaction.
FamUy life expert Thomas Holman.
of the University of Wisconsin. finds
that community involvement by one
or both spouses -long thought to be
a plus !actor in a marriage -may not
always be a positive Influence. "As
community involvement begins to
take Increasing amounts of time."
Holman says. "there is a concurrent
drop in marital satisfaction."
The second study. by sooal re-
searchers James Medling and Michael
McCarrey. looked at the question of
whether spouses who hold similar
sets of values are likely to have a hap-
pier maniage. They found that s1-
mUarlty of values has a positive effect
on couples who have been married
more than 25 years
However. couples in the early and
middle stages of marriage. the re-
searchers say. put a greater emphasis
on physical attraction. thetr roles as
wage~amers and parents and the
practical aspects of establishing a
home. Older couples may depend on
a shared value system to meet each
other's emotional needs because lhey
are retired and thetr children are
gone.
Tough Questions fol p,..Retlrees
Getting ready for retirement in-
volves a lot more than planning your
farewell speech. buying golf d ubs or
checking out auises. Aorording to ex-
perts, most people who retire -
voluntarily or because they must -
seldom give enough thought to how
rhey wtU cope with such a major
change In their daily lives. Many com-
panies and organizations, aware of
the problems faced by newly retired
·men and women. have begun to offer
courses and pamphlets encouraging
preparation several years in advance
of retirement.
WhJle most retirees are aware of
the need to make financial and
health-care plans. retirement
counselor Norman Sprague says that
few take into consideration the
psychological adjustment they will
have to make He suggests that
anyone approaching retirement con-
sider carefully these questions:
• Are you able to enjoy your own
company? Have you anticipated what
it will mean to be separated fro m col-
leagues and business friends?
• How will you feel about yourself
once you no longer have a job to do.
a place to go to where you feel a
sense of accomplishment? ls' your self-
image strong enough to cope with the
loss of your Identity as a productive
jobholder?
•Do you have any special interests
or avocations that wi.IJ satisfactorily fill
some of your time?
• Are you prepared to spend 24
hours a day with your spouse? What
makes you think you will be?
• Have you talked with your
spou5e about how she (or he) will feel
about having you home every day?
The Importance of Being Hugged
Foiled In his efforts to understand
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.. When I am being h4'd I feel there Is
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Do You Love Your
Labor 10o much?
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fVfJtl when not up to par, a IAKrioholic rushes into~ swing.
8y Jone ITlatka
We tend to associate the
~ .. Image with the
ha-tied business executive
who rarefy makes It home
from the office bef on his children are
asleep. But actualy, says Dr. Marilyn
Machlowitz, psychologist and author
of ~ohootics (Addison-Waley). the
syndrome ls aftve and well in plwnb--
en and store e>wner$, free-lance pho-
togniphen and tree surgeons. In fact.
she says, you don't even have to be
employed to qualify: Some of the
most intensely work-absorbed pecp&e
of al are houscwtYes!
Bmg a workaholic lnvoMs hamg
a compuJlion to feel Ilka you're ac-
complst*1g 90rMlhing Ill Mt>Olt
every moment ol the d.y. This ten-
dency can show up In al lor1S of un·
expected ways. You may think you
couldn't posd>ly fal into this cate·
gory; but why not try this quiz that Dr.
Machlowtz designed.
1. Do you try to get a few work-
re&ated cllORS and phone cals Mout of
the way" when you're suppoeedly re-
laxklg wtth your famJ!y?
2. Do you have your spices al-
phabetically manged?
3. Were you back on the golf
course (or at the P.T.A. luncheon)
one day after you were home from
the hosptaJ?
4. Do you always try to buy prod·
"<* that do two )obs In one -lke
waidng while they dust, bleaching
wh9e they dean, condtiontng wt1lJe
they color?
5. Do you le.ave the motor nm-
ning wher'I you pick ~ c:hlld up
from a friend's howe (making II Im·
polltie to visit for a mom«1t)?
'6. Does it make you Me red when
a repairman says he'll be there al
10:30 and doesn't show up until
10:55?
7. Do you hate to "'waste" the
time talking on the phone without
choppk\g something In the kjchen or
leaftng through some papers?
8. Do you frequently pass your
spouse coming In the door as you're
on your way out?
9. Do you start checking for the
mai even before it's due?
10. Aze you censtant)y making and
consublg and recopying lists?
If you answered .. yes" to more than
fow of the above, then you may have
alowed your llfe to become too heak:
and businesslike. If so, ttlCfe 's most
likeli; a l'UIOI'\. Some workahok:s see
the don 't-wa1te-e-mln'4e appcoadl as
a wey of accumw.a,g leillft time to
tpend a.a \Mwk~ hoUM·
.,.. may be s:ac•ctlng thaDllMs
from the open~ of not hav-
ing a c:onwntional, salmted job.
The next question to ask yoursel Is
whether aD this superefftdency actu·
aDy ends up malcing you more rushed
and harried -and consequently lea
relaxed •d acc..aM to your famlJy
than you would be If you let up on the
pace a litde bit.
The point ts, once you're conscious
of your own hidden workaholic ten·
denda, you can probably ane up
~ your own remedy for the side
effects o.e. never having time to
relu). You~. for example, ear-
mark 15 mktutes a day of r.dMduaJ,
undivided attention to spend with
eoch ol the people you Mve with.
Don't be cona!l'1aed will aocomplilh-
lng anything -just be there. Or you
~ Ill down fcx a while each day
and kt family members know that
they es1 come to you wlhout fear of
~ you oft your tehedule or
otherwtle Intruding on ~ess."
Spend.rig thta kind of time might .-m
unrewarding at ftnt; but give tt a
chance. It could turn out to be a
whole new way of feeling good 1"111
about yourMf. l&riJ
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Fot ~aay Fun and Fitness,
Get Into the Swim of Things Using the "S·
Shaped Pull" (11-
lustrored right) will
Increase the effi-
ciency of your
swimming. By Jone Kotz. Ph.D.
If you're tired of pounding
the pavement and nursing
sore knees, maybe it's time
you took off your jogging
clothes, put on a swimsuit
and joined the new wav~.
A Nielsen survey has
shown that swimming is the
most popular sport In the
United States. Over 102
million Americans enjoy
swimming and 26 million
dive In regularly for exercise
and enjoyment.
How has swimming en-
tered the mainstream? By be-
ing fun. beneficial and ac-
ceSSl'ble
Swimming is an excellent
form of exercise. A person
who swims three times a
week for 30 minutes can
develop superb aerobic (car·
diovascular) fitness and
dramatically Increase his
strength and flexibility.
What's more. these benefits
are derived without placing
undue strain on the joints or
subjecting the body to the
tra umatic po unding and
wrenching of running. Swim-
ming develops the body
symmetrically and propor-
tionately and is a terrific way
to bum off calories.
Swimming Is also
suitable for all ages .
Even if family mem-
bers are at different
~ of ability. swlmmlng pro-
~ can easily be coor-
dinated so that a family can
take the plunge together.
Even ~ts can )oln In.
Another plus Is that It's
easy and Inexpensive to
swim year round. During the
summer. you can swim In
lakes, rivers, outdoor pools
and the ocean. while In
winter you can use indoor
pools at local schools and
recreation centers . Many
local "Y's" have pools, as
well as swimming ~ and
wa'kout prog-ams for persons
at every level of profttiency.
The cost of swimming
equlpment Is nominal. All
you need are a swimming
suit (I recommend swimwear
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made of nylon or Lycra), gog-
gles .(to enable you to see
while swimming) and a
bathing cap.
Before you can begin a
swimming program. you
have to learn to swim pro-
perly. If you don't know how
to swim or wt>uJd like to tm-
prove your technique, you
can take lessons at a local
"Y," school or private dub.
The following tips should
also come In handy:
s.t.. wtth your i.e. ln
the wat.. Holding your
face out of the water
dramattcaDy lnaeases the ef ·
fort necessary to swim,
reduces body streamlining
and s~lns the shoulders,
neck and upper back.
To breathe as you swim,
tum your face to one side to
Utt your nose and mouth out
of the water (for aawl stroke)
or lift your face forward (for
breast.stroke and butterfly
stroke). an hale vigorously
through both yo ur nose and
mouth and exhale through
your nose and mouth as you
return your face to the water.
Exhalation should be con-
tinuous between inhalations.
Never hold your breath.
Your breathing should be
coordinated with your arm
strokes so that you breathe
every stroke cycle. As your
aerobic capacity increases.
you may breathe every two
(or more) stroke cycles.
Hold that kldd Most
swimmers exhaust them-
selves by ldcklng too hard. A
lot of this Is wasted effort, as
the propulsion for most
swimming strokes comes
mainly from the arms.
The ·s-shapec1 Pull."
To inaease the efficiency of
your swimming, try using the
"S-Shaped Pull" (the "pull" ls
the arm motion of a stroke )
illustrated above. To prac-
tice, stand in chest-deep
water and extend both arms
In front of you below the sur·
face. Then create a question
mark with your right hand by
pulling first outward. then in-
ward toward your hip and
then pressing backwa~d. To
recover (bring your arm
back), bend your elbow to
the sky, Uft your arm out of
the water and touch your
thumbs together. Repeat the
process with your lef1 hand,
creating a reverse question
mark. When using the "S·
Shaped Pull" In swimming,
remember to alternate arms
(as one arm pulls. the other
recovers).
Once you feel comfort4'ble
with swimming. you can be-
gin your exercise program.
The most lmpomnt aspect
·of any regimen Is safety.
Bef9re you begin your pro-
' gram, tell your doctor about
It and follow his advice!
Once your doctor has
given you the go-ahead,
· e out your maximum
heart rate (beats per minute).
This is arrived at by subtrac-
~g your age from 220.
Then determine your target
heart rate by multiplying
your maximum heart rate by
70 percent. The goal of your
exetdse program is to read1
a stage of aerobic efficiency
where you can sustain your
target heart rate for 20
minutes. But start out slowly
and increase your fitness
gradually. While exercising,
check your heart rate period·
ically by counting your pulse
for six seconds and adding a
zero.
E very workout should
consist of a warm-up, a
main swim and a cool-
down.
A warm-up is necessary to
prepare your body for the
main swim. It will loosen
your muscles and accelerate
your heart rate. Your warm-
up·should consist of stretch-
ing and light exercises (in or
out of the water) and per-
haps some easy swimming.
Your warm-up should con-
stitute approximately 20 per-
cent of yoi.a workout but
should never take less than
five minutes.
The main swim should
constitute 20 minutes of a
half-hour workout. In the
main swim you push your
body just a little harder than
is comfortable. This builds
your strength.
Most swimming programs
are based on Interval train-
ing. a method In which
swims are repeated on set
time Intervals. For Instance,
your main swim may Include
a set of two consecutive,·
SO-yard freestyle swims.
each one beginning every
two minutes. Suppose you
complete the first SO yards in
OOQ minute. You will then
rest one minute befoni com-
mencing the next SO-yard
swim. Use the pool's clock or
a waterproof watch to time
your swims and check your
pulse.
A cool-down, consisting of
slow relaxed laps and light
exercises, is necessary after
your main swim to help your
body gradually return to Its
resting state. It should take
three to five minutes or about
10 percent of a 30-minute
workout.
And remember, whenever
you swim, be careful and
courteous and use '111
common sense. IAJ
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Dick Ftands: Ftom Jockey
To Rlastet Sleuth-Sayer
By ffiaty Long
D ick Francis' heroes are
fearieu, and invari-
ably they have the
chance to prove it.
They may get strung up by
the wrists in a tack room. Or
pummeled with a chair leg.
Or pltchfori<ed to a stable
wall. What.ever the punish·
ment, they are prepared to
persevere to the end.
In this they are h the
author himself. Dick fnmds'
heroes suffer. he says,
because he's been through
pain and knows aD about
challenge, and a writer
should write about what he
knows.
Over 20 years ago. Dick
Francis, now 60, retired from
a career as one of England's
top )od<eys. He quickly
managed to extend hJs win-
ning streak, however, by
turning his lntlmale
knowledge of racing into the
stuff of sucoessful adventure
novels. s~ 1962. each
new Francis thrtDer -there
are 20 In all -has sold more
copies than the one before it.
They have been praised by
the attics and translated Into
18 language$.
His tates& c::on1ender IWJlex
(Putnam). plunges Its readers
Into the dmk 8ie of the rac-
ing world, an 8l'ea of shifting
elhica1 boundaries where a
!JUI deal of money can be
made uery quickly -If you
pay the price. Francis' OOYels
-aD of which have to do
with racing -are filled with
murder and deception,
crooked bookies, vk:ious
thugs, dangerous women
and blue-blooded English
gentlemen who do not be·
have at all like gendemen.
'lhe racing worid Is not
quite so aoc*ed as I portray
tt," admits the loft-spobn,
youthful-looking Francls.
.. But there ls always .c>rne·
thing going on."
Francis aedtts the con-
tinued popul.imty of hls
books to their high level of
authenlidty. which he says
extends to aD their atpeets.
"For example." he polnts
out, "I haw bMrl eccu.sed of
putting too much violalce in·
to my books. But I don't
Chink I subject any of my
heroes to Injuries the aka of
14 • MMIU' WDICl.Y, "'-. •1
whkhl-ormy~
-haven't suffered ourselves
in racing. In one of my books
[Knockdown). b lnttanoe,
the hero's mm Is puled out
by hanging onto. a car -
well, tha1 happened 10 me ,
just not at quite the same ans'e."
Francis has also had his
~ broMn 12 times,
his nose broken five times,
and has suslained 10 con-
cussions and a smattering of
broken and 01dced ri>s.
And in one accident, the ten-
dons in his right hand were
permanendy leWl'ed.
"'You -, a lop steeple~
chase jocMy rides about 300
or 400 races a year," he ex-
p&eins, .. and of these you will
get about one faD per 10
rldes. You've goC to be a
young man to do it -your
bones have goC lo bend In-
stead of break."
Dick Francis wan&ed to
rtde prldcaly from
the time he could
wal<. The son of a
hone dealer' his eartmt hap-
py memories Include hunting
on ~. He left school
at 15 and pressed his parenls
cons&antly to alow him to go
Into racing. "My father had
been a jocby and had got
on IWI, but hadn't hit any of
the highlights," Franca ex-
plam ... And he knew how
~ It Is foe-the ordJnaJy
jOQcey. But you see, I had no
lnt.enaon of being ordinary."
After six years in the Royal
AJr Fonie during Worid Wat
0, Frmds begen racing oom-
prtlttYely In 1945. He rode
over 350 winners in his
ancr and was the Queen
Mother's Arst Jockey for four
seasons.
He was riding one of her
horses, Devon Loch, in the
1956 Gcand National when
he suffered what is sti11 con-
sidered perhaps the greatest
upset In racing history.
Devon Loch was leadtng the
field by several lengths, when
suddenly the roar of the par-
tisan aowd began rolling
down from the stands. ""Thir-
ty yards from the winning
post, the notse reached a
aescendo," recalls Fmlds.
shifting his body fcxward as If
he were riding the hone
again. "Devon Loch pricked
up his ears, and for no ap-
parent reason, his legs col-
lapsed beneath him."
Shortly afterward both 1 hone and rideJ retired, and I
Franca was Invited to write l
his autobiography. He was l
unoertain about his ability to :
do 90, but his wtfe, Maly, Cl'l'-I
oouraged him to have a go at :
1t. He wrote n.e book. and I
soon after it appered the •
London Dally &pas hired l
him as tts rac1ng columnist. 1n I
~ ~ first bied his hand at i
Ftands says he depends I
!Jatly on Mmy, to whom •
he's been married b 33 :
years, to "put ~ his spell-
ing and ~. to ad'1ile
hm .. encBasly" on his plots
and to share in the e:x-
hausdve research which they
cany out aD over the wodd.
For a novel Jnvolvtng the
IDegal u-&illd•l8 of hones,
Mmy Frandl tooll flying
lessons, got her pilot's
license, and eventually the
Francis family started Its own
air charter business.
Fnrnds and his wtte nve
most of the year In Bkw-
bury, England, where he
keeps horses and races
whenever posd>le. Although
he says he misses the im·
mediate acdalm that a good
)ockey c.an get in the winner'•
drde, he ls mindful of the
longer-lasting satisfaction that
wrtting a ftne book can brtng.
Ftands sums up his com·
pmtson of radng and wrtllng
this way: .. , rode every horse
to win, and I want the whole
wodd to rud what rve writ-
ten bee.au. fve put every-
thing rw goC behind ...
It." IAAI
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Sleep: When la It
Good-When la It httet?
By John E. Glbeon
TRUE OR FALSE?
l . How long you slap has an effect
on your ability to thlnk aeadvely.
I . Peopie who sleep less WOC'TY less.
S. There are two dlstind sleeper
types -the earty-to-bed-early-to-rise
type. which psychologists term lorlcs;
and the later-to-bed-0ter-to-rise type,
termed owls. Each type has advan-
tages over the other.
4 . Daytime sleep has a different ef-
fect on you than nighttime sleep.
ANSWERS
1. Tru~. ln studies at San Jose State
University (Calif.), su~ were given
a test designed to assess the ability to
think and r~n creatively. The test
contained questions such as "Whai
...ouJd be the resuh if everyone sud-
denly lost the ability to read and
wrlte?" The testee was asked to
generate as many consequences as
po$5ib&e to the situation posed by the
item. Results showed thai predeter-
mined long s1eepers averaged the
highest scores on the abUity to think
creatively. There are. of course, e:x-
ceptions In the general population.
t . F~. ln further San Jose State
University studies of penona1lty dlf•
ferenca between long and short
sleepers, tests and Interviews show
that short sleepers averaged slgn1fi·
candy hjgher levels of anxiety.
3. True. And whUe the "owls" may
have more fun getting the most mUe-
age out ol nighttime pursutts and ac-
tivities, University of Flonda studies of
the c~ of both types show
that the "larks" have a decided edge
in other departments. They were
found to sleep better. were less wt>-
ject to Insomnia and. as a resuh.
awakened more rested. feeling more
flt and able to face the rigors of the
day than the .. owls," who slept later In
the morning. The "larks" were also
found to have fewer physk:al prob-
lems.
4 . True. Even the character of
dreams tends to be entirely different
during daytime sleep. University of
California studies show that while
nighttime sleep can produce dreams
which are exdttng,' action-packed or
seductively romantic:, daytime sleep
tends to produce passive and 1"!11
lackluster dreams. MW
QUIPS & QUOTES
ARMOUR'S
ARMOURY
GOT A MATCH?
You con 't plclc your daughter'•
husband,
You mn't p4clc a wife /or your $Ol'l
Though you know that vaur elforu
an ~lesa.
You con try, and tt'1 sort o/ fun.
You can look. you C01'1 make
SYggesdc:>N.
Can euen arrange a meeting,
But your e/fotfa tQ make a match
Brtng hope that Is only /iedng.
You can SOV o1I you want of your
~
For your sJow·r.o-g.t married heirs,
You con make what you think good
pmpoeal$,
But the final prOpOSals en theirs.
-Richard Armour
OFF 1liE DE.fP END
A young woman and her husband
were shopping for a swtmmlng pool.
They toki the~ what they wanted
and aVced about prices. "Well." said
the dea&er. "It all depends on how
deep you want to get In CNe:t your
heads." -Henry Leabo
A Telly Testing: To find what a poor
/mer you are. just Sfa1t dieting.
-Thomas La.Mance
TIME OUT OF MIND
The young girl's father strode sud-
denly Into the Uvtng room , shaking his
watch vigorously. MYoung man.~ he
said to his daughter's companion who
was sitting beside her on the couch.
"do you know what time It Is?"
'Yes. sir," said the young man as he
re.ached for his jacket. 'Tm jusl
leavtng."
As the lad disappeared from view.
Pop turned a puzded glance on his
daughter and shook his head ... (f he
knew what time It was. why dkin't he
teU me?" -Lane Olinghouse
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400 Overweight Cops
Lose Over 23 Thousand
Pounds.~.
While Eating More Than Before!
By Arthur Wright
The Little Gray P11r · as
1t has be<.-ome known . 1s not an
a ppetite suppressant It is not
an amphetamine It Is not even
an expandable stornul·h filling
pill
The Little Gm> Pill"
wor ks. as medical doctor Sam
S Bermun describes 11. b)
helping >•our body bum 1ts
excess Cat as dramaticall> as
squirting gasoline on a hot
burning coal Cumace
·or Berman. who spent 2.5
years developing and per
fecting its usage for d1etar)
purposes, has treated thou ·
sands of men and women who
were classified as chrome diet
failures I people who have tried
everythlnl from low-calorie
starvation diets to drastic
Intestinal surgery). who. a fter
all their efforts were still
overwei1ht. But when he put
them on his program that
actually allowed them to eat
much more than they were
eatln1 whe n they originally
came to him, and 1ave them
the "Little Gray Pill". they
almost without exception all
lost their excess wei1ht. and
they Iott It fut without any of
Uw miaerin or tortures that
they were previously 1ub-
j«ted to.
Dr. Berma n found that his
procram which Included the
"Little Gray Pill'' W8' 10
effective that he decided to
aive It the ultimate test He
would test hil pro1ram public-
ly on volunuer members of a
major metropolitan police
force. where any failure could
not be hidden. If tt Called. the
world would not take him or hil
"Lillie Gray PUI" Pf'Oll'lm
NrtO\Uly. BUt If It IU~ed.
he would htve proof that would
convl~ even the moat ardent
ol &tpOc1 H well H tht major
oew1 •rvlce• of Ill errecuve·
DUI.
At nm the police offlcen,
who m many cases were also
r hronic diet ra1lur~s . were
skeptical to sa~ the least. But
when they saw with thl'1r O\\n
eyes their hdlo" omcer "ho
~ere on lhe progr<.1m stun to
drop 10. 20. 30. SO and 85 pounds
Jnd more. when they s<.1 w thoSt•
oHicers who Wl're taking the
·Little Grar Pill'' lose up to
awa) }Our nilor1l' counter for
good
There is no exercise of any
kind Doctor Berman feels that
starvation diets and exercise
proarams are not only useless.
but can be very dangerous
And besides. many or the
people who lost the mos t
\\eight were desk workers who
gre<.1ter importance. is con·
cerned with keeping it otr
permanently Doctor Be rman
says. "It's keeping 1t off that
counts Most of my patients
do and no one starves ..
'Doctor Berman's program
means the end or "rabbit·food
snacks" No mbbling on car-
"The results \Vere staggering. Every
one of the 400 volunteers lost \veight .
There has not been one single failure,
and believe it or not, the average
\Veight loss of these la\v officers has
been nearly 60 pounds! (Some of
them have lost much more.)''
three times more weight than
those who didn't, more and
more started to volunteer
They kept coming until there
were 400 policemen who all
wanted the "Little Gray Pill"
The results were stag·
gerin1 Every one of the 400
volunteers lost weight. There
has not been one sing~ failure.
and believe it or not. the
average we11ht loss of these
law officers hai; been nearly 60
pounds' 1Some or them have
lost much more I
A• the "Eal-1.ike-A·lCina "
weeks went on. wel1ht·loss
a rter wel8ht·loaa was reported
Of 71 poundl ... 84 pound~ ... 92
poundl ... 101 pounda. . .114
pounds ... and even 130 eaay-ofr
pounds! For a total or well over n thouund pounds and the
majority have kept It off. All
tbll by £atJni! EatJna! Eat-
lne! With no calorie coununa
at all. A• a matter of fact. Dr.
Berman 1ay1 you should throw
ne\·er even walked to work'
Doctor Berma n says, "Merely
losing we11ht presents n o
problem. That is. of course. If
you don 't care how you do 1t
Complete starvation. IC fol-
lowed long enouJh. Is a sure
way to lose weight. But even
so. how long could you go along
with that kind of diet" So what
did you accomplish? No one
can continue mdefintely on a
500 c.·alorie .. or even a 1000
calorie diet."
"I am stron1ly opposed to
the use or the ap~llte sup·
pressors I believe them to be
potentia lly c,tangerous for ma-
ny unwa ry dieters. I am not
trylna to cut down your ap-
~tlte. I want you to eat."
Doctor Berman· a proaram
I• divided Into two phases ...
each with Ila specific goals
The first phase is concerned
mainly with losln1 your un-
wanted ex~as body fat. The
second phase.oJequaloftvtn
rots or cucumbers or celery or
oli\·es when you need hunaer·
relief between meals. Instead .
THIS WAY. you eat BIG.
healthy meals whenever you
want them! No more Olet-
Wea kness. Because you're
NOT sta rving yourself now
And also. because your fa t is
belna turned into sheer pul-
sa t1 n1 ENERGY ! And. or
course. no more holiday-1uilt
Because now. during a ny
holiday you can eat and eat and
have a ball and still lose
wel1ht And no more Diet·
Nerves because there is no
more diet-depi-lvation. And no
more Die t-Sag to your neck
and face becauae you are
buildint stren1th and muscle
Into the vital pan.a of your body
at the exact same time you are
sta rving out ONLY the hidden
rat.
Obviously. this proiram
and the "Uttle Cray Pill"
mean the dif(erence between
slow starvation without laatlna
results-or massive weight·
loss that ST A YS OFF!
Now, at last. this program
has been complete I)· explained
m one of the most exciting and
easy·readJn1 boob ever writ·
ten. It was written by Doc·
tor Berman himself and it
tells you everything you need
to know step-by-step The book
is very easy to read and Doctor
Berman makes everything as
simple as ABC He tells you
where to get a nd how to use the
inexpensive "Uttle Gray Pill"
Doctor Berman s program
will help you lose weight FAST
and keep It off FOREVER
Will 1t give you the same
amazing results it did for 400
members of this major metro-
politan police force and thou·
sands of men and women~ We
think it will. Here's how you
can lind out without any risk at
all
Go ahead a nd order the
book and keep It 30 days a nd
check 1t out Then if you are not
100% satisfied with the fastest
weight ·loss you ever ima-
gined, you can send it back and
R.G.C. Books will return your
entire payme nt to you quietly
a nd without question. You may
even post-<!ate your check up
to 30 days. If you do this. the
publisher prom ises and gua-
rantees not to deposit it for at
least that amount of time.
To order. write your name
and address and the words.
"Doctor Berman's Diet and
Weight Control Pro1ram" on a
piece of paper and send ii with
$9 .~5 to R.G.C. Books. Inc.
Dept FW·I. 695 Bloomfield
Avenue. Montclair . New Jer-
sey 07042
Your book will be sent
promptly by return ma il. If
you have any questions. you
may call 1201) '744-3777. Of
course. you should consult
with your own doctor befort'
usin1 this or any diet pro•ram .
Dance (Sing, Dtaw)
Yout Cate1 Away
Tina Lira< flrat
aren, an 18-year-old who was
abused as a child and now suf-
fers from depression, Is learn-
ing to express her troubled feel-
95 by dancing.
Herb, a withdrawn 68-year-old
ho aves In a nursing home. feels less
when he tlstens to music.
Joan, a Woman who lost her baby
childblrth, ftnds solace In drawing.
Jay, a MCOnd wadef who is having
mm1u.. in school, explores the prob-
byactlng out his
t:ll91:>0m litwltion.
Karen, Herb,
and Jay are
the aealive
rts as therapy.
are part of a ._,,...,ff.., group of
le around the
untry who are
g wkh atses
developing In.
er strength through
bOltadon centers, college campuses. ·
prisons and even In business and In ·
dustry.
Some 40 schools across the coun ·
try now offer master's degrees In one
or more of the therapies; more than
100 achools offer und~uate de·
grus. "People In the arts are begin-
ning to rea1lze they can do more with
their music or art than give concerts."
says Jerrokf Ross, founder of the
American Association for Music
Therapy.
Arts therapies are used in treating a
ICl'el!IHVe activities. Pavchodromo: Acting out feelings relieua tension.
Using the arts as
....,,,_, is not new. Psychodrama, the
taneous use of theater to dartfy
ta.I conftids, originated ln Vienna
1921 and was introduced In th.ls
lrnl1mtTU ln the late 1920's. What ls
ls the wkiesprud acccptance
lcrmlldvearts therapAes have been gain-
In recent years.
What do creettve ... therapies of-
ttwit ott. thelapia don't? For one
• arts ......... ~ acting
nieher than talking out problems,
because of that, they can help
.._.~ who aren't adept at articulat-
thcM9'ts and fedngs.
"1he aeadve arts therapies allow a
to express parts of tumsef
can not be brought out in .,Y
way." says Dr. Rictmd A.
• • ch1ld psychieDi9t from Del-
• N. V. "The aeative parts ol a per-
.. like glue -they make a per-t.et whole."
In~. an indMdual gets
In touch wlh hlmMf by acting out
~ and Wllt\a end NPL-Yln9
painful __.. from tu. lfe. Jn art
therapy, feelings are vented by
pounding day or making a p6cture
deea1bt11g thOle emotions, whde ln
m• therapy. terulon may be re-
llsved on a Jceyboard . In dance ther-
apy, rhydun, breathing and move-
ment are Uled to rele.Me pent-up
enargy Md apb. new ways of -t-kte to otMn.
Ciaelw arts tMalliJllU work ~ a
Wdlty ol M11r9: holpMMI, o&d-9
homes, dtieu'I homa, drug-ntha-
variety ol ills. Music, for instance, has
been shown to benefit autis:tk: children
and elderly people with emotional
problems. Arts therapists often work
wkh parents who have lost a chUd
during pregnancy or childbirth and
wth poslmmtec:tomy patients who
must &earn to oope with a Joss of self·
ateem. "'Words are abeoluteJy not
enough to express the emotions peo-
ple are fee!lng" at. times like these,
says Sandra L. Kagin, founder and
d.nctor of the lnstlute of Exprastve
~ at the Unfventty of louis-
vile.
Drawing can be particularly helpful
for c:hlldren who have cancer. ..We
talk about their Siclcness through what
they've drawn to 5b'englhen their at-
titudes and. hopefully, their abUtty to
~ the disease," says Kagln.
But people need not be Ill to reap
the rewards of cn.atMty. As Al>any
the:rapitt Diane R. (Dee) Carroll says,
.. Anyone wtio•s wtlling to give la try
can bencfl." Alto. aeattve arts thera-
pllts point out that you don' need a
particular talent or skill ln order to
pa1iclpate.
Try contacting a local unJversily or
colege to find out If there are any pro-
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Hoelptals and oounsdng centen are
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11111 therapilt In your cornmunky. you
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La.st year 9, 423 persons
were injured while using fire-
works. So if you plan to lg·
nite your July Fourth with a
backyard fireworks display
(In the 35 states where fire·
works Are legal, that is) here
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tal area -the slte of over 40
little membrane bones that
wtU eventually determine
facial features. This calcifica·
tlon begins at about two
yeal'$, says Huggins, and. by
then, sleeping patterns may
have already caused
damage.
aresomesafe~tipsrromthe ~~~~~~~~~~-..~~~~~~~~~~....-~~~~~~~~~__,
Indian infants in New Mex·
ico and Arizona who slept on
National Council on Are·
works Safety and the
Consumer Product
Safe~ Commission.
Buy only the small
<}(~~:·.: I . ·"'" • .... I • •• _v, .. . ~\' ·m ~·.# ·(~·
"Class C" fireworks. These
are the sole type approved
by the Government for fami·
ly use, and they must have
the· words "Class C Pire·
works" on them. Cherry
Bombs, Sliver Salutes and
M.SO's are all illegal in the
U.S.
Even with approved fire·
works. always read the
directions. make sure an
adult Is present, keep water
handy, light one at at tJme.
never relight malfunctioning
fireworks, store them In a
cool, dry plac~ and dispose
of them properly by dousing
spent casings in water.
R8UN1Tm>
In February , FAMILY
WEE.Kl. V reported on the
amanng story of boxing's
light-heavyweight champion,
Matthew Saad Muhammad.
Abandoned as an Inf ant on
Philadelphia's Benjamin
Franklin Parkway, he was
taken in by nuns who named
him Matthew Franklin . Since
then. Saad Muhammad (he
later changed his name when
he converted to the Muslim
faith) has offered $10,000 to
anyone who could tell him
who he really is.
Just recently. Saad Mu·
hammad finally got some
answers. Following up on a
strong lead provided by a
Philadelphia wom an. a
private investigato r dis·
covered Matthew was bom
Maxwell Antonio Loach, 26
years ago. Although his
mother is dead and his
father's whereabouts still
unknown , Saad Muhammad
(second rrom right in photo)
was recently reunited with
four sisters and two brothers
he never knew. (One brother
is missing rrom the picture.)
Saad Muhammad, who's
planning a big family reunion
for August, told us, "I'm still
In shock. I had almost given
up hope. I've always won·
dered. 'Where did t come
rrom?' I just wanted to know
Now. at last. t don't have to
search anymore.''
HIGH TIMBS
Two recent nationwide
surveys of teen-agers In·
dicate both good news and
bad news concerning their
use of lntoxlcants. lt seems
drug use has more or less
stabilized, even dropping In
some cases. However. alco·
hol use ls rising rapidly. ond
one-third of the nation's
high-school students are
"problem drinkers," accord·
ing to a report by the
Research Triangle Institute.
.. There's an element of
conservatism here," observes
Dr. Leon Marder, as.sodate
professor at the U.S.C .
School of Medicine. "Even
though marijuana use Is still
very high, most kids now
agree that drugs like LSD,
angel du.st, quaaludes and
amphetamines are simply
not good for you. And
there's been a drop off in
thetr use. ·
"But alcohol is much
easier to get away with, and
it's more socially acceptable
-even to parents because
alcohol is their thing. too. In
fact. when parents hear their
kids are drinking, many say.
• WeD , thank God they're on·
ly using alcohol.'"
GRAVE
CONCBRN
Because. "for too long.
everyone has had his say at
funerals except the mourned
one," Stan Zelazny has gone
Cl\af!MW.llef
and invented the "1a.lklng
tombstone." Out comes a
four-inch section of the
stone, and ln goes a speaker
and tape device containing a
message up to 90 minutes
long. The talking tombstone
ls solar-powered and can be
activated only by o key or
special magnet. It costs
~ n.. ~.,,.., /11.,.V,..
e41 '"'*'PHt Aw~ N-~ N. Y~ IOOtt
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Ptwlde~t= ~~bll1"9r
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Eucutiv. EdltOt, Annur Cooper
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$10,000, but t
Zelazny, a ~
Sunnyvale, I
Callf.. en· I
glneer, says.
"We guar·
ante\? It for two
generations -
40 years."
"A father
can pass on
the accu-
mulated wis-
dom of his
"'
years or leave advice for his
loved ones." Zelamy points
out. "For centuries. man has
written epitaphs on tomb-
stones and walls We're Just
changing the medium. And
you have to admit. this has a
lot more impact "
HDLTHYS•LI'
Here's a piece of sole·
saving advice from Veronica
Cline, an industrial engjneer
at the University of Louis·
vtlle: When buying shoes,
shop late in the afternoon.
"Since feet spread during the
day," says CUne, "you 11 be
more likely to buy a shoe
with the proper width."
Infants who sleep on their
stomachs an? more likely to
develop malformed jaws and
unattractive facial features
than those who sleep on
their backs, reports Dr. Hal
Huggins. a Colorado
Springs. Colo .. dentist.
Huggins explains that at
birth, the skuU Is composed
primarily of cartlJage that
eventually calcifies, or
hardens. The first part to
harden Is the little knot on
the back of the head, whUe
the last to narden Is the rron·
cradleboards and Amazon
Valley chUdren who are car·
ned In hammockllke slings
show excellent facial struc·
tures and teeth that are free
from crowding, says Hug·
gins. He adds that this is
because such devices keep
pressure off the children's
faces .
-Eliot Kaplan
BIRTHDAYS
(All Cancer) Sunday -
Gilda Radner 35. Monday
Slim Pickens 62. Tuaday
-Lena Home 64: Buddy
Rich 64 Wednesday -
Leslie Caron 50; Olivia De
Havilland 65; Karen Black
39. Thursday -Dan
Rowan 59; Luci Johnson
Nell Simon, Giid. RAMlner
Nugent 34; Thurgood Mar·
shall 73. Friday -Tom
storpard 44. Satunt.y -
Nel Simon 54; Ann lAnd·
ers 63; Abigail Van Buren
63: Mitch MUler 70; Gina
Lollobriglda 53.
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GUIDE TO PAY-TV PROGRAMS
SUNDAY
•:OO 8HOWTIMI! AM!IHCAN
DANaMACl-
7:00
IHOWTIMI! lllOYll
-(DRAMA) •• "Ride A Wiid
ftoftJ" 1111 MlchHI Crelg,
Eva Griffith. (Rated 0)
t:OO IHOWTIMI! MOYll
-(DRAMA) •• "MJ arllllettt
Career" 1890 Judy Davia,
Sem Nelll. (Rated 0)
11:00
IHOWTIM! Wl'LL ••
NQHT MCK A ltvety retro-
epectlve fNturlnO IOfM of IM
world'• moat .ntertalnlng and
11ntorgettablecommerclal1.
UTlflNOON
12:00
( Z) MOV!e -(llUllCAL) •• ~
"lt'1 Alw•J9 '* We.-...r" 11N Oenet<etly,DanDeM.,.
12:30 8HOWT1MI! IHOWTIMe ..
HOLL YWOOODavld~n
go .. behlnd·th•·•c•nH In
Hol!ywood. 1:30
IHOWTIMI! 1110¥11
-(DRAMA) •• "MJ arHllllftt
Cer .. r" 1190 Judy Davia,
1:49
(Z)IHADOWOPlN!IAOLm
MNAL: IAGLI ITMCH
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8ab11, Joeeptl CetMi•.
a:30
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Wa~. O..Mertlll. AIM(tff,
&JdedbJ"'8Mende,o.t11Mrta apowetflllr~.
IHOWTllla Wl'LL ••
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1:00
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Robert Redford. Jane ,onde.
(RetedPO) 1~
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-(DRAMA) • • ~ "Qr .. t
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Birth• Denner. (Rated PO)
1:30
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Paul Linke. (Rated R)
t:OO
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(RatedR)
9:30
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Toole, SteveRalleback.
10:00
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1171 Bette Mldler, Alan
Bat ... (Rated R)
10:11 e 1N! QMTl,UL DIAD
CONCallrf
11:00
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Coftr•d.1. Lo11IH flletoher.
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Peter Bel6era. Alnto Sterr.
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10:00
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(Rated A)
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Medetlne Kahft. (Rated PO)
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Radner, Don Novelo. t:30 HBO fllOVll -(DMllA) •• '61
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aHOWTIME MOYll
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Debora Wlneer. (Rated R)
10:30
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•Chol1011. Shelley Duvell.
(Rated A)
11:ao
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11;21
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(Rated PG)
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Debore Winger. (Rated A)
1:00
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"ltockJ U" 1171 8ylv11ter
St1llone, Tille Shire .
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11:11
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