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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-07-04 - Orange Coast Pilotr : IWIGI CUil YDUI HDMITIWI DlllY PIPER S A TURDAY, JULY 4 . 1981 ORANGE C OUNT Y. CALI FORNIA 25 CE N TS BOOMING SALUTE -Awesome fireworks overhead - whether they be these above Sleeping Beauty's Castle at Disneyland on the Fourth of July or "the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air" cited by Francis Scott Key in the "Star Spangled Banner" -have stirred patriotic feelings during our country's 205 years. OC jobless rate hits historic low Deputies vow 'charge' Unemployment in Oran1e County dropped to it• lowest level In aeven years In May, the State Employment Development Department haa reported. The rate in May waa 3.5 percent, which, offlcf ala aald, la UM lowest •Ince the plate belan teeplq Ill eerlea of ~ata In 11'14. Tb• rat411 compued to 4.1 r:reent la Aprll, andl 4.3 percent llay i.a. ' Th• number of ~nemployed pel'IOnl In UM couqty In May •opped t.o 40,100 from '7,000 In April, and the 4e,400 In May .-0, t.bt EDD aald. Labor market anelyata •aid • UMmployment r.t9 for,_. lbould riM and remain elevat.d UINulbout the au.mmer due t.o tb• taflas of 1radpat.e1 aad ••• gaer Job lffkert l•to tbe la'91\market. , SAN DIEGO CAP) -Strikinl sheri!ra d8/uties in San Dle10 County sai t.bey will "charge" a county office to 1et their paycheck.a next Tuesday when the Fourth of July hoJldaya end, their attorney aald Friday. "We will 10 in and 1et t.ho.e check.a," vowed Richard Cutle in the third day of the Dee!y Sheriff's A11oclat1on wal out lnvolviftC 781 depuUn -all but a handful of thole wbo are on the force. The strike waa the tint by depuU11 tn San Dle10 hll&or)t and left more than 500,000 people without rout.lne law enforcement. protec:Uon. Sheriff John Duffy ur1ed the Board ol 8Uperv1aon to relOlve the pay dllpute but no talks were tebeduled. Late Friday. • Judi• aaned to 1 beartna Monday afternoon to con1lder araumenh about 11e1eaee ot the paycbeckl. Duffy laid hla akeleton ataff m1de up mottly ol :f:rvbot>' officer-a waa anaw• DI onlr "1mer1enc , llfe·threateaftll calls." So far, only minor crime on s mugglers, who traditionally was reported. work busy weekends, and on A decrease of 25 percent was Ulegal fireworks brought In from re ported ln bookin11 at the Mexico. downtown county Jail, wblch Twenty.five deputies 1ot their was staffed by state correctional paychecks Thursday -and officers. • were handed back·to·work court orders -but others refuaed, See Related unwilling to accept court orders to return to work. Story, Page A2 A number of county officJal1 have aald they would me As several hundred Hell'• contempt char1ea a1aln1t any Ansell motorcr.clhh and deputy aherlff who l1nor• • frlendl 1athered n San Dlqo court order. city, police follow•d them . Meanwhile San Ole10 cloeely to Alpine ln the normally County'•· pubttc worker 1her1ff ~ed mountaina eut problems 1rew. Seventy-five of El aJon. Leader• 11ld theJ deputy mJrahal1 refuHd to would camp out for a week afttt work, In 1ymf.athy with lb• a funeral •tit• tor a member depuU. who c aim thel~ll de,crlbt d 11 "a well·llktd lowe1t 'Oi 2A comparablt 1 tYP•Y· •man known all over U.. offlcea in Callfonl •· nation." A temporary r .. traln..lnc order The C1llfornta Ht1hw11 blocktnc a atrlk• 1ebeduled nnt Palrof beefed up tu fortet u far wec:tneecs.fi by 1,900 worken iD IOUth U the bont.r U te9 of tbe coun y'• Social Senlc11 thou1andl of motorl1ta bqu Department WH luued ~ holiday drtvu to llextco. Superlot Court Judie Jud1 Cu1toma om n clamped down McCOllMU. ) Missing boy found dead inP01nona An intens ive investigation , involving 14 detectives, has been mounted by police to find the killer of a 7-year·old Anaheim boy whose body was found early Friday at a P o mo na·are a construction site. The body of young Jeffrey David Vargo was found al 6:30 a. m . by cons truction workers reporting to work. Positive identification was made about 3:40 p.m . by the boy's father, according to Anaheim Police Det. Dale Walters. Walters declined to disclose how the boy may oave died or whether he had been m olested Yo ung Vargo disappeared Thursday evening after he had left his home on his bicycle to go lo a neighborhood fi reworks stand. Wh en he didn't return, police wer e notified. An intensive sear ch of the ne ighborhood. involving patrol officers,• the police helicopter "Angel" and Explorer Scouts produced the bicycle It was found behind a shopping center about halfway from the Vargo home and the fireworks stand. Walters s aid detectives are seeking information from any person who may have seen the Vargo boy in the vicinity of Santa An a Canyon Road and Im p eri al Hi g hw a y late Thursday afternoon. At that lime. the boy was wear ing a white, flowe red shirt, blue shorts and sandals. The boy had brown hair , brown eyes, weighed 45 pounds a nd was 4 feet 2 inches tall Any person with information shou ld call 999·1900. Disabled conquer :_.4,410-ft. Rainier PARADISE. Wash. <AP > - Five blind climbers with Braille m aps, one man with an artificial leg , an epileptic and two deal adventurers completed a joyful t rudg e Frida y t o th e s n o w -c apped s umm it o f 14,410-fool Mount Rainier. The nine climbers could be heard over 1.-wo -way radio, cheering and applauding as they unfurled flags and hugged each other in triumph over what they called the mistaken notion that the horizons of the handicapped are limited. But the group had a scare on the way down when it had to dodge falling ice in an area wh ere 11 other climbers died , recently. The u sau1t on Mount Rainer is called Project Pelion. named for a mythical Greek mountain sai'1 to be the giants' stepping stone to heaven. Jim Whitt a ke r , the firs t Am erican to c limb Mount. Everest. stopped regularly, trac· ing the route on a Braille map and patiently explaining the sur- roundings to the six blind clim· be rs. For the sighted climbers, the view amid the clear weather was stunning: Mount Adams, Mount Baker and steam-spewfng MountSt. Helens. O n e o f Whitt a k e r 's travelogs, Sheila Holiworth, 19, blind. and the only handicapped woman attempting the summit, cried out. "You're so damed tall. J im, that you·re blocking our view." "My leg is really torn up," sa id Ch uck O 'Bri e n , the V i e tnam ve t era n a nd Philade lphia lawye r who is hiking with an a rtificial leg. ··But I'll make it. My spirit is really up " O'Brien's wife is expecting l wins any day. and he s aid that if the babies are boys, he'll name them Matthew Pelion and Patrick Rainier. Thousands escape heat at beaches Unseasonably hot and humid weather sent more than 280,000 pe r sons t o Orang e Coa s t beaches Friday. with lifeguards predicting even la rger crowds today and Sunday. ln Newport Beach alone, lifeguards reported that 110,000 visited city strands. More than 150 rescues were reported as riptides spa wned by Hurricane Beatrix off the coast of .HaJa C alifo rni a thr ea t e n e d s wimmers. The most serious Incident of the day occurred about 1 :45 p.m. In waters off Huntington Beach when a Mission Viejo man fell from his sailboat into the ocean and died. An autopsy was pending to determine the cause of death. A HunUnaton Beach lifeguard said Charles Holland, 56, was sailing with two other men on a Pisa tower in danger PISA, Italy CAP> -The Lean- ln1 Tower will fall over In 30 to 40 years If It continues to tlll at IU current pace, a reaearcb team said Friday. Gero Gerl and Bnmetto Palll profesaon at t.be University ~ Pisa'• Inatitute of T~rraphy, found that the tower Prt OM· twenty·ellht.b of an lnc In the put year, approximately the 11me rate u ln prev1oua yean. Geri cfredicted that the IOT-year-ol marble bulldlnt will topple by tbe year 9010 or IO:I> \ID• le11 the foundation 11 atren~bened . A ~vernment comm U.ee ti 1tudy I Wl)'I to .prevent 1 coll~. The 179-fool· •h tower beJ: to Ult almoet lmmed.11tel1 lt w11 built beeaun of a ablft In the toll uilderneath. 36-foot cr aft about m idway between the city pier and the oil drilling platform "Emma" when he coll apsed. Assistance was rendered by the U . S. Coast Guar.d and Huntin gt on State Beac h lifeguards, In addition to city personnel. Lifeguards said they feared a busy weeke nd because of increasing surf generated by t.be d is t a nt hurri c ane and predictions that the heat wave. which sent temperatures to 100 degrees In Inland communities, would continue. Other bea ches and crowd estimates for Friday : Seal Beach, 19,000; Huntiniton Beach (city), 55,000 ; Huntlniton Beach estate), 50,000: La1una Beach. 20,000; Doheny State Beach, 10,000, and San Clemente. 18,000. OIAIGI CWT llATHll Fair throufh Sunday with hi1h c oudlneas . Highs 76 to 82 at beaches, 8!j to 95 inland. Lowa 55 to 85. 111101 TODY Worried obout 11our bod11 '• 111mmftry,i? Rtod about IM ,.,,°"Pao-m. 11111 Al T-llw'lllet .., ........ ... .... et ...... ..... 0 c....... o.-.... .... c-lllt a ~ ........ ci c-.. M ,....... .. Cl w •• a ~ ..... • .......... 0 .............. .... , I l ... --.. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 LANDS ON TOP -Darrell Olander. who just arrived in Newport Beach from Arizona, found another car on top of his this morning on Balboa Boulevard. The Charger was south· bound oo the thorougbf are when it was struck ............................. from behind and went out of control. The car, whose driver was not identified, hit the center divider, jumped over the curb and landed on Olander's car, parked along the center divider. Insurance firm sues Alaili Yet another unusual twist bas surfaced in the double·slaying c ase in whic h Huntington Harbour physician Louis AJala is now serving an eight-year state prison sentence. Alaia has been sued by an ins urance company t hat is Tiny Arny fights way back BIRMINGHA M, Ala. CAP> "'As far as I'm concerned, she's a little miracle and I think she's going to make it." said Ronnie Roddam today of l ·pound. 7·ounce Amy Roddam. Since she was born June 6 at l p o und, 11 ounces , Amy 's struggle for life has surprised her doctors and has put Roddam and his wife. Lera Jean, through both heartache and JOY as they watched her falter and then fight back. The first miracle , Roddam said, was that Amy , a is.week baby. was born at all. s eeking to avoid paying monetary damages being sought from AJaia by his two children. Marc and Maria. The prominent physician, who pleaded guHty to manslaughter In the slayings of his ex·wife, Margy. and her boyfriend, CANDIDATE -Sandra D. O'Connor, an Arizona ap· pellate judge, is under con· sideration for appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court. Marvin Tincher. had sought indemnity from damages under a bodil y injury policy with the United Services Automobile Association. It ls the Insurance company's position, according t o documents on Ille ln Orange County Superior Court, that the p olicy only covers Injury resulting from accidents. It ls the company's claim that the deaths of Mrs . Alaia and Tincher, a Long Beach attorney, we re a result of ''wll!ul and intentional" actions on Alaia's part. Mrs. Alaia and Tincher were slain during a June 13, 1980, confrontation with Alaia al his ex·wi fe 's Huntington Harbour home Alaia subsequently was found guilty of second·degree murder. lie later pleaded guilty to ma n s laughter after new evidence -based on a tape recording o f his son 's c o n versation with a n investigator -indicated that Atala hadn't intended to kill Tincher, but was acting out of self ·defense. During hi• lengthy superior court trial, Alala was sued by his two children. They clalmed Al aia wr ongly took their mother's lile and that they had suffered emotional distress. They are seeking unspeci!ied monetary damages . No hearing date has been set for the insurance company's legal action against Alaia. ·'The doctor told m e Lera Jean was going to abort and there was no hope for the baby," he said ... We made up our minda we really didn't want to know what the baby was. Lera Jean went into delivery and a few minutes later the doctor came in and said , ·I've got you a little girl. She's got a chance.· " Amy.was moved from Baptist Montclair Hospital to the neo-nalal intensive care unit at St. Vincent's Hospital. where she was put on a ventilator to help her breathe. Robbins' calendar to he examined "Then, two days later , they called ar1d told us to get to the hospital. that s he wasn't going to make it. One of her lungs had collapsed. We jUJt sat on the edge of lbe bed and cried. SACRAMENTO <AP) -The Judge in Sen. Alan Robbins· s ex·with·minors t r ial Friday o rdered R o bb i ns ' 1979 appointment book examined to determine if one key time period had been tampered with. "She had a n arr est and slo pped breathing, but they brought her back.'' Superior Court Judae John Sapunor issued the order after Deputy District Attorney Albert Locher noted that a 30·minule period for the night of March 21, 1979. had been obliterated by ink and pencil marks Th at is one of th e nights Robbins allegedly had sex with Lori Terwilliger, one of t wo young women who claim they engaged in sexual conduct wlth the Van Nuya Democrat when they were 16. The other woman Is Regina Cu Ill more. Earlier , Robbins wrapped up two days of testimony by ackno~ledging he allowed Ms. Terwilliger to use hls state car even though he barely knew her and su.spected she might have broken lnto his apartment only moment.a earlier. ....,""" ......... Robbins also testified he Invited Ma. CulUmore to accompany him on ,an errand despite the fact he waa pressed for time and found h er sexu a ll y 1 ug1estlve comme nts "atrang e or improper." FRl!NDL.Y -Tasha. a 50· pound Aflh.an, ls five yean old and want.a a home. 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"There ,. see med to be no point to e mbarrassing th e youna woman." Robbins, 38, Is facint nine felony count.a stemmlne from Ms. Terwi ll iger'• and Ms . CulllmQre's alle1at1on1. He denies havin• sex with them and portrays himself as the unwUUni target of two sexually a1greuive political groupies. Sapunor's order marked the second time he has allowed Locher to have document experta check an 'ppolntmeot book. Earlier he had Assemblyman Bruce Youn1'1 1979 book turned over t-0 Locher to check whether an entry for March 20, 1979 had been erased to aid Robbins. T h0al may be the day Robbins allegedly gave Ms. Terwilliger a $100 bill to buy a birth control device. Young , citing his appointment book, uld he wa1 meeting with Robbins at the Ume Robbins supposedly cave Ma. TerwiWgerthe bill. Charges due in freeway accident A Cypre11 woman will face drunken drivtn1 and vehicular mana lauehte r c h ar1e1 In connection with an accident ln fr\'lne ln which a Chula Vltta man wu killed, accord1n1 to the Callfomia HlC)lway Patrol. How.rd G.n• Lucu, 50, wu killed Thuraday nlaht aa he worked ln the trunk of hi• car while lt waa parked on the 1boulder of the aoutbbound San Ditto Freeway near Jtflrey Road. CHP 1polreaman John Merritt H id Lucaa wu 1truck by a veblcle driven by Judy Tbomu, U, about 8 :25 p.m. Miu Tbomaa. who 1uffered major internal tnJurlH aad wa1 ho1pltallaed at ladcllebaek Commuaky Moep6ta1, wU1 f8C9 tbt Claar ... llerrltt laid • • Hot and bothered Trans/ erred SD inmates deprived of' amenities' By F&EDE&ICK 8CHOEM£HL 0( ................ The 128 female Inmates transferred to Oran1e County Jail from a minimum tecurity detenUon faclUty lo San Dleao are bot and bothered. For one thlna. there's no pool at the main jail in Santa Aoa. And they can't select their m eals off menus. Unlike San Dle10. they are belna held behind ban. The women are amon1 246 San Dleeo County Inmates who were trantrerred to Oran1e County raclHUes due to the 1trtke by San Ole10 Co unty Sheri ff 's Department deputies. The strike 11 ln It.a fourth day. I.it. Wyatt Hart, a 1pok(tman f or the local 1herlff'1 department, said the femalet from San Diego County have been complainlnl -loudly. The 100-desree temperature ln Santa Ana didn't help mattera. De1plte the complalnta, Hart said conditions at the main jail and outJyln1 raclUUet In Oran1e and El Toro were "1tatU1 quo." He said there have been rew complaint.a from the 100 male Inmates brou1ht from San Ole10. >J oppoted to lhe women, the men were from a maxlmwn security Jail. Hart Insisted t hat local officials still feel the jaU can absorb other Inmates - lncludlng thole who serve their sentences onb' on weeken" and those who are arrested durtn1 lhe Fourth of July weekend now in proereaa. Fireworks, winds spark destruction Should problems develop, Hart said, jailers are authortiecl to release the so ·called "weekenders." Prevlou1ly, local police a1encles were aaked to use citations rather than jail bookln1s in mattera lnvolvtnt minor criminal offenaea. LOS ANGELES (AP > - Treacherous winds llOd brittle brush combined to help spread a fire through 1,500 acrea ln a canyon northeut or Sao Die10, one of several brush fires which ch a r red Southern California hlllsldes Friday. One home was de1troyed In Wildcat Canyon, a rural area about 3) miles from San Diego, a nd up to 100 homes were threatened by the blaze, Ignited when a bulldoier struck a rock and cau sed a s park , a spokeswoman for the California Department of Forestry said. According to Linda Donaker, the (ire, which started about 2 :30 p.m. Friday, was fought by 400 membel's of local, state and federal emer1ency ser vices. No one waa reported injured, but dozens ol homes were ev acualed as firefigbten battled the blau in winds ofS.12 miles per hour. 1 llegal fireworks were blamed for a condo minium fire in suburban West Covina, 25 miles east of Los Angeles. Flames damaged two of the building's Moped bursts into flames, girls burned Two teen-age girls s uffered burns Friday night when the moped on which they were riding on Broadway in Costa Mesa crashed and bursi lnto flames. A plastic gasoline tank cap that sheared off when the moped struck the pavement was cited as a factor in the vehicle's bursting lnto names, police said. The driver, Karen Lynn Ma rtin, 17, of Huntington Beach, was taken to the burn ward at the UC Irvine Medical Center for treatment of first-degree bums, police said. Her passenger, Robin Marie Vossler, 17, of Costa Mesa, was treated by a private phy1ician. police said. Gasoline that poured from the tank apparently was Ignited by a spark ol unknown origin, police said. SAVE UPTO four units and 1corched lbe hillside behlnd lt before they were controlled about 3:30 p.m .. said Roy Talbot or the Loa Angeles County fire department. Talbot said that Los Angeles County bad recorded at least 36 fireworks-related fi res since early Thursday. Hart sald It LI coetin1 Oran1e County government at least $10,000 per day to hoUJe the San Diego inmates. All coets will be billed to San Diego County, he said. There have been no predictions on how long the strike by the San Diego deputies will last. ........ PROTECTIVE -For the first time since her daughter Mary Ellen's birth June 20, Dolly, a lowland gorilla, let human photographers have a look al her baby. Mother and daughter have been together since the birth at San Diego Wild Animal Park. 23°'0 -...... This Is definitely the time and the place to enjoy spectacular savings on top quality patio furniture, all In stock and ready for Immediate delivery. 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Ever mindful of his political Loyalty, Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker, R-Tenn., adopted Little Diamond, the first African elephant born in the Western Hemisphere. Baker's $1,000 adoption fee will help the Knoxville zoo feed and care for the elephant for one year. He 'll plunge blindly ahead A magician planning lo drive blindfolded 213 miles from Columbia lo Atlanta may conjure up blind justice instead. A spokesman for the South Carolina Highway Patrol says Dixie Dooley will be served a courtesy summons if he follows through on his plans for a magic drive lo· day along Interstate 20. If Dooley persists in making the drive, Col. P.L. Meek has instructed troopers to j ail Dooley, if necessary, on charges of disobeying a lawful order. But the magician says he "has a few tricks up his· sleeve" if troopers attempt to arrest him. Dooley, 26, contends the stunt wouldn't be a safety hazard, although he doesn't want anyone else to try it. He says he's been driving blindfolded for several years. He says he can "sense" and "hear" the location of other vehicles. "If I'm successful, it"ll be the longest single feat of conjuring ever performed, a world's record," Dooley said. You can keep your Fourth of July parades. speeches and baseball games. The western Idaho community of Council is going to stage its own holiday observance, the 11th annual Championship Porcupine Race. Today at 1 p.m .. Council residents will carry their porcupines in garbage cans to a football field. then try to prod, push or scare them into running. Race organizer Boyd Mink said he expects between 15 and 30 entrants this year. .. Some of them really get moving," he said "And once in a while, one decides to run through the crowd . That makes people get out of the way in a hurry." Potter Steioort spent hu l.a8t day on the U.S. Supreme Court Thuraday, bringing to a close a 1.3-year atint on the nation'1 mgheat court . Stewart, 66, um appointed by Prelident l.>u1'ght D . Ei1enllower, and WCI often con61dered a '' IWing'' vote on the court towards the end of hi! tenure . Drugs motive • ID slayings? Narcotics links discovered in Laurel Canyon victims LOS ANGELES <AP) -One of the four victims of Wednesday's bloody rampage in the Hollywood Hills was once himself charged with a brutal murder in the slaying of a reputed drug informer in Sutter County in 1974 . s muggling heroin. cocaine and barbiturates from Mexico and sentenced to eight years in federal prison. The Air Force veteran had been acquitted in 1972 on drug and gun counts in Yuba City. As police continued their investigation, further crime and drug links in the case emerged. Al AJbergate, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County district attorney's office. said Friday that one of Ms . Mille r 's co-d e fendants on the drug ch arges she was facing has associated with organized crime figures. In addition lo Ms. Miller. and Launius, those s lain wer e identified as William Deverell, 44, who reportedly also lived at the house. and Barbara Lee Richardson. 22. of Sacramento. Ronald Launius , 37, of Olivehurst, bludgeoned to death in a three-story home in the fashionable Laurel Canyon area, was never tried on the murder charge following the death of the key witness. Launius' wife, Susan. 29, is in stable but critical condition at Cedars Sinai Hospital with head and neck injuries. Although police have revealed no moti ves for the brutal slayings, speculation has centered on drugs as a possible motive. Joy Miller, 46, who was leasing the death house, had been arrested on drug-dealing charges in 1980 and was a waiting trial at the time of the killings. West not benefiting from gas price cuts In May 1974, Launius was arrested on a warrant for the murder of Gary James Moore ln July of 1973, according to Officer Stephen Schuck of the Sutter County s heriffs department. The Sutter County distr ict attorney alleged at the time that Moore and Launius had been involved in a $10,000 drug deal The case never came to trial. Carl David Smith , 42. of Chowchilla, the key prosecution witness, died in July 1974 in a shootout with police in Oakdale in an incident involving another drug arrest. Char1es a1aJnst Launius and co-d efenda nt Carroll Sherrill were dropped. However , tn 1974 Launius wu convicted on federal char1es of By The Associated Preas Americans hitting th e highway this Fourth of July weekend wi l l find a revolutionary d evelopment: lower prices at the filling station. Nearly every major refiner has cut prices the past two weeks -some by up to 3 cents a gallon -an extr aordinary occurrence because prices traditionally rise a penny or two before a major summer holiday as companies seek to profit from vacation travelers. But there is a glut of gasoline this year, and competition is fierce in some areas. More drivers are staying borne or taking shorter trips, and gasoline use is down significantly from la.st year. "There have never historically been s uc h cuts before the Fourth of July.'' said Dan Lundberg, whose Loa Angeles-based newaletter We're Listening ••• • t What do you Uke about the Dally Pilot? What don't you Uke? Call the number below and your message will be recorded, tran1cr1bed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-bour answerin& aervlce mey be: uaed t.o record letters to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors muat lnclud• their name and telephone number ror verification. No circulation calls, please . Tell us wbaL'I on your mind. follows gasoline prices. Drivers on the West Coast are not seeing s uch good news, however. Prices have been c l imbing s lowly h ere as cons umption has dropped by much smaller amounts than in the East and Midwest. C hevron USA h as c ut wholesale prices as m uch u 2.5 ce nts a gallon in selected section s o r the country, following reductions of up to 2 cents by Shell Oil Co. and 1.5 cents by Cities Service Co. on Thursday. But Mobil Corp. this week raised Its prices 1 cent a gallon In all states wes( ol the Rocky Mountains except Arizona. In most of the country, prices generally are lower. Exxon Corp. has dropped pricu as much as 3.1 cents a gallon. T he moves mirror those b e fore the tau holiday, Memorial Day. In Calilomia, accordina to Lundberg, retail 1asoline prices rose an average hall-cent a 1allon, while ln the country a1 a whole there WP a reducUon of tAe same amount. Overall, 1uollne prices lut month were down about 2.5 cents from the peak In March. Tbe allde hu come aa hip oU productloo ln Saudi Arabia hu helped r educe prices ln tlae world market for crude oU. A number of oll-exporttn• countrlee have trted to buck the trend and have been rewarded with rapidly decllnlnC 1ale9 ol oil u comeanlu cancel contract.I or reduce pu.ri:b ..... -~-------------·------· ·--- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. July 4, 1981 Deputy sentence put off Loudermilk defense seeks more time for new trial move Scheduled sentenclne of an Oranee Count y Sheriff'• Department deputy convicted of kidnapping a nd felony falae imprisonment h as been postponed for three weeks, despite a prosecutor 's objecUons. George Loudermilk, 37, of Costa Mesa, was to be sentenced Friday. Defense attorn eys, however, aald they needed more lime to prepare their request for a new trial. After listenin" to ar1uments, Strike over equal pay threatens SAN JOSE (AP) For the first time in the nation's history, city offi ce workers were preparing to strike at midnight Sunday In a dispute over equal pay for women. A city official, however, said striking employees might be fired. Negotiations between the city, wh ich has been labeled the "feminist capital of the world" because of its seven-woman majority on the city board, and labor leaders representing 2,000 workers. broke off Thursday. T he two sides met Friday afternoon for talks with a mediator. But cha nces for resolution or the equal pay for comparable work issue before the midnight deadline seemed dim. A strike over the issue was narrowly averted several weeks ago when the city agreed to allow the issue to become part of b argaining talks on a new clerical workers contract that was to expire Sunday. "We are kind of pioneering," said Deputy City Manager Sally Reed. .. As far as J know. this is the first time that we have reaJl y attempted to resolve it (the equal pa y iss u e> at the bargaining table." She said although equal pay has been a bargaining issue since January, talks continually have bogged down. Nego- tiations on a general pay raise for the employees, from librarians to police clerks, have not started. Bill Callahan, spokesman for the workers, said there was "no progress at all" In Thursday's session. Judge James Turner rescheduled the sentencln1 for July 24, but sternly warned that no additional delays would be permitted. Turner said he felt the deferue team was acting in a "dilatory" fashion. Loudermilk was convicted on the felony charges following a trial in which three women t estified he drove them to secluded locations after stopping them for traffic violations. Following the jury's verdict. Loudermilk was jailed after one of the women claimed she was verbally threatened over the telephone by a man she said was Loudermilk. Loudermilk was freed from jail after fri ends pledged s ufficient property to cover his $250.000 baiJ Prosecutor Michael Jacobs told Judge Turner tbal he couldn't understand why the defen se -whic h wanted sentencing u soon as possible while Loudermilk was i n c u stody -now wanted sentencing delayed. •'There is no legal cause (sentencing should be delayed) except lack of diligence,·• Jacobs claimed. Defense attorney Keith Monroe, however, argued that he needed more time because he had just become involved in the case and would handle Loudermilk's appeal. Monroe said he would be actively pa rticipatlng in preparing Louderm1lk's motion for a new trial, which will be heard during the sentencing hearing .,..,,....... KING-SIZE -"A big green Popsicle" is what four-year-old Eli Dodson wanted for his birthday a nd that is exactly what he got. With temperatures in Oroville above the 100-degree mark, the boy's father and his co-workers at a local ice plant fashioned the huge treat out of a 300-pound ice block flavored with 33 pounds of sugar a nd 72 packages of Kool-Aid. Thirty of the boy's friends helped him devour the Pops icle before the sun could. Tlu11e1yland~ COiia mc1a Patio Shop BEFORE YOU BUY YOU ARE INVITED TO ' SEE OUR DISCOUNT PRICES ON EVERYTHING FOR THE PATIO! ..1~~. y i~ ATHENIA a. _ l, Tuff Stuff/ All Weather ~.A~ -.. • 48" 5 pc. set ~~};~:: ~;~~f Mfg. list value $673.00 ~ 'r ~... Our Low Price $499.00 t• Ill -· •l • Matching chaise Mfg. list value $217.00 f )11 .Brown Jordan Tamlaml Our Low Price $159. 00 • 42" 5 pc. set Mfg. list value $697.00 Our Low Price $519.00 • Matching chaise Mfg. list value $265.00 Our Low Price $199.00 I.I Check our values on: Brown Jordan, Tropitone, Aviante. Alumont, Mallln, Finkel Redwood Fumlture. Cuthlona, Umbrellas & AcceslOriea. Everything you need for a magn.lficent patio. Ready tor free lmmediate dell very ln stock I Sale ends Sunday, July 5. 1981 • • • .. 2123 Newport Blvd. CoetaMaa 14%-4103 OPEN DAILY 9:0MM -6:00PM ) ~ .. ' -.•., .. us, •• Q £ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 1 PARKER f'Smow 00., INC. 24'e2t Del Preda. o.n. Point 4"-et83 M fOX mlllMY • llAl.TOIS 3400 Irvine Ave. Sult• 103. N.B. ~758 1IUST DIPMTMENT Tltle lnturanoe l Trust Co. 31570 Mac:Atthur Bl. N.B. 963-2020 Ext. 7371 OUIG COAST lfAl. mATI 14 &lndbet Drive. Corona def M11 ~48 J. 'n L UTH> 2403 S. Broadway, Santa Ana 5157-1173 111 GIUMDT, llALTOI 341 Bayside Drive. Newport Beech. 87W181 CD.DWB1 IHlta Retldentlal Brok~ Co. 2181 San JoaQuin Hilla Rd, N.B. 844-9080 IMNE IOAID Of llALTOIS 18872 Milliken. Irvine, 957-9243 WESlfY N. TA YLOI CO., llALTOIS 21 11 San JoaQUin Hilla Rd .. N.B. ~910 NOITH HUS IEAlTY 115-475 Jeffrey Road, Irvine. 55M888 NE\WORT DATSUN 888 Dove Street, Newport Beach 833-1300 IMIEIOUT IA T & IEACH IEAl.TY 1617 Wel1cllff Drive. Newport Beach 831·7300 WAIUI & L& lfAl. mATI 2790 Harbor BIVd, Cotta M .... ~91 IEDtlU. IUl.TY Ltdo Realty Office 33n Vt• Ltdo, Newport Beech 873-7300 DONOVAN'S IEAlTY 10101 Slater Ave .. Surte 203. Fountain Valley, 983-8182 Ul.IOA.-w.oll IEAlTY 428 32nd Street, Newport·Beach. 87s-8170 BAI IOA IA Y PIOf MllES 4509 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach 875-7080 COtNll CJftROlfT 2828 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 546-1200 mAMIO fBICI CIJM#NfY 776 W. 16th Street. Costa Meu 548-9882 DIGUllE'S PlUMlllG SIRVIC! 981 W. 17th Street. Costa Mesa. 8o46-0822 SEA LION IEAl.TT 3801 E. Coast Hwy, Corona del Mar 873-535" AUOOATID IROIBtS, IEAl.TOIS 2025 W. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beech 873-3883 DON V. Fl..Yll.M, REAi.TOi 3250 E. ea.at Hwy, Corona del Mar 640-7000 lllMOlD REAi.TY llMSTMBm 213 M#tne Ave. Balboa Island. 671)...4822 MISSION llALTY 985 So. Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. 494-0731 WAUCa &l&lfAl.ESTATI 2670 San Miguel Or, Newport Beach 759-1601 Wl! ICE TOYOTA-VOi.VO 1968 Harbor Blvd .. ea.ta Mesa 846·9303 WALUI & ZMGa 1U 2690 Airway Ave tB-104 Cotta Meu 54'e-3e71 lE IWSOl IUl.TY 4523 Campus Or. Irvine. 833-8800 Campus Valley Shopping Center NOMX'S 1IKl'HT I eatAVING & QfTS 170 E 1 7th St. C.M. &4&-3141 C.Al'S CMIBtA.S 1770 Newport Blvd. ea.ta Meu 8"6-Q385 WAIUI a lH .. BTAn 5388 w.lnut, Sutte E. Irvine. 1552-4"77 WAI.la a L& .. ESTAn 9032 ~Ave, Huntington Beach 983-5671 WASllNGTON OHJBS & lAUllDRT 1077 W. Bat<er. Cotta Meu 1548-7680 MMJIAI ~ IEAl.TT COMPANY 901 Dover Or. 8-42-82315 1648 Sen Miguel 644-8200 Newport Beach MSTllGS & a>., IULTOIS 2603 EaltbluH Dr. 1201. NewPQt1 Beech &4().66e() SMn' MICHAii. & All AIGl.S PAllSH 3233 Pacific View Or. COM. 844-0483 lONY'S ...,.; MATlllAl.S 20715 Newport Blvd. CM 648-1128. 15-49-3327 ....,mm 1900 E t 7th. Santa Ana. 835-4300 POIT A M.ta. MATAllf IOATS 29215 College. ea.ta Meu 1540-2070 WBlSFAIGOU. 5401 Unlve,.lty Or .. Irvine 552-3100 IB&tCIAl UR INSUIAllCI CO. 1101 Dove St. Ste 100, NB 861-0101 PlAlA SEOETARIAI. 2021 Bu1inea1 Center Or .. t213. Irv. 752-0234 PATRICX YB.ING ADVERTISING 780 North Euclid St .. Suite 204. Anaheim 778-8444 MARINE OUIHlltti/PENN YAN BOATS 2901 Edinger, Huntington Beech (213),592-2859 IMNGSTON IEAln 8078 warner Ave. Huntington Beach 847-2822 NEWPOIT HOllZONS REAl.n Ron l..ow9-2650 Avon. Newport Bch 842-7404 IMfOIT AUTQ SWft. T 101 N . Manchester. Anaheim 778-9900 Pal 110'ABS SMITHS' MORTUMT 827 Main St . Huntington e..ch 536-e539 COSTA MESA ROllST 117 Broadway, eo.t.a Meu 548-8071 OIGM EXOWIGE 24278 Legul\3 Hilla Mall. Laguna Hlll1 588-7302 WBTMINSlB AlmY ANTIQUE MAU 11751 We11mlnster Ave. Garden Grove. 5~103 THOMAS COOK TIAVB. 202 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach 75~ OWtl.IFS C10SET 2052 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa 831-3473 EDGEWATEI IEAl.TY 188 Pomona Ave. Long Beech (213) 434-«81 Mll-TIAINS 1113 W. B8ker St Costa Mesa. 549-1698 DOIW.D M. ..., ASSOCIATES, IEAl.TOIS 6398 Walnu1 Ave., Irvine. 551-4400 JONES REAi.TY 2001 Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach 67U210 PAOFIC VIEW MOmJMY 3500 Pacific View Drive, Newport Beech 84+2700 BAlD NafORS Bulc:kl'euz.u/8rttllh Cera 2925 Harbor Blvd .. ea.ta Mesa 979-2500 PIEia llO'ABS 181 llOADWAY MOITUAIY 110 Broedwey. Coeta Meu 842-9160 COSTA MESA FOAM & FAIRIC 1885 Hwbor Blvd. Costa Mela. e.5-e-457 COSTA MESA TIAVB. 230 E. 17th St. ea.ta Meu. 8~ 1 IMNE BOOK SHClft 164315 JeHrey Roed. Irvine 652-2196 COSTA MBA MfMCmAI. HOSPITAi. 301 Vtdorta. Costa M .... 8"2·2734 SUN COAST IUl ESTAn (Roy McCowan) 444 West 19th St. Costa M ... 646-0888 MRMUMAZDA 2 150 Harbor Blvd .. Coeta Mesa 845-5 700 LAGUNA GIJl8 295 Forest Ave. Laguna BellCtt 41M-1211 THIA DB. SOl IEAlTY 216 Foreet. Laguna Beech 497-17« . SEVl1E PIOf BmES 419 C*f Newpart Blvd. N.B. 831-5155 NEWPORT PBINSUlA REALTY 3020 Newport Blvd., NB 873-33155 I \ ICWAUX mTAllUllT F1MCA1S 7158 Selnt Clair. Colea Meu 540-3141 IOY MAlCOM a• MBCr 228 Fore.t Ave. l.Aguna 8Mctl (7'14) 497-3383 lfAOt 1A¥olrrs Alfa Romeo/Peugeot/Saab 848 Dove Str9't. Newport Beach 762-0900 PLAZA EX£<1ITM sums 2082 Mlchelaon Or .. 1212. Irv. 752-0234 WESTMllSta 1NSUUJU N3BlfCJ 8732 Weetmlnster Ave. Wettmlnster. 8~2720 W cana NOf llTIES 1M36 Jeffrey 1137, lrviM 857-0211 10lft1A RATS I 1740 So~ Hwy 48+83158 11mDTT1'S W I JIB I IBIAUlT 18751 Beach Blvd. H.S. 8-47-1661/761.a-471 I . C. TATl.OI CO. #3 Corporate Plaza Drive. Ste. 101. NB 840-9900 J1a. IOTTS' FA.m WON 2480 Fairview Rd. C.M. 15H-e281 CROWN HARDWARE 1024 Irvine (Westcllff Plaza), N.B. 842·1133 NABS c.ADIUAC 2800 Harbor Blvd .. Coeta Mesa 540-9100 <DSTA MESA PWMlllG & HEATING 14202 Howland Way, Tuetln. ~ THE CASK N' OIAYBt 1MO Dove N.B 928e0, 548-2224 NlWPOIT P8INSll.A REAl.n 3020 Newport Blvd. NB 873-3355 . •IMAX 234 E. 17th St .. CM 831-1288 .wPOIT 1W CBml 3000 E. Coeat Hwy, COM 644-0937 uonrs NlltSEIT a wescAP£ oo. tNC. 2038 Newport Bl. Costa Mesa 848-7«1 GEOIGE BUIS & CO. 2 Corporate Plaza. NB 759-9100 NOUN lfAl mAn 900 Glenneyre. Lag Bch. 497-545• CROWN HARDWARE 161 4 San Miguel (HbrVuCtr). NB. 844-8570 DIAC ADVERTISING & GaRtlCS 12741 Ounas Aoed, Santa Ana 997-5729 ORANGE COAST HNAHOAl REAL TORS 2&45 Mesa Verde Of East. Ste 6. C M 957-070\ OTY Of tumNGTON BEAot (Ruth Ftnley--Mayor 538-5553) EXE<llJM sums 567 San Nicholas Or . Suite 106. N.B 840-5470 JOHN WAM TENllS QUB 11 71 Jamboree Road. Newport Beach 8-44-6900 DISCOUNT M08llE HOMES 12842 Brookhut"ll. Garden Grove 63e-0880 "MAH to MAN'' fdNn I.Ma Cole Mlnlatriea PO BOX 825 ())M 8151-1871 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COUfGE 55 Fair Ortve. C M. 1558-3610 AUTO SEOJtlTf SPECIALISTS 1835 Whittler Ave .. C.M. 631-81 23 am ONE fMEIGatCf 1958 Placentia Ave., C.M 831-0131 LARRrs BUlJING MATHIAl.S INC. 1151 W. Baker. C M. MIS-04"8 IRVINE LOO( & SAR 00. 4251 Martlneale Wrt. N.B pl-2034 NfWPORr STATIONBtS 17881 Mitchell No .. Irv. 557-9212 STOP N' GO MARKET 4555 Coaat Hwy .. N.B. 774-9210 SlAYICX'S RNB.ERS f18 Fashion Island, N.B. 844-1380 TAI ANS\WRING SERVICE 2401 E. 17'th, Santa Ana. 547-7777 TOO nMPORMY SBMC!S, INC. 41570 Cempue Or .. t3. N.8. 971>-e900 O.YIS-atOWN 411 E 17'ttl St .. ~.M. 6"8·1884 ... -. · .. -. . . . Al\AS mmultA\ YMOUTH 2929 Haitior-BNd,~ to.fa ~ Me-'143-4 T.V. JOHNs 843 w. 19th St .. Colla Meu e.4&-178e OE lAUYIEC IESTAUIMT 3421 Via Lido NBe7Mt04 UNITED ma AU. 710 W. 1 tth St. eo.ta Meu e.&-o7to OE MONIQUI •llKi 1519 S. Main. Santa Ana. 547~737 OUWS IESTAUUNr MD1CN1 fOOD 10215 El Cernlno Or. CM 540-2303 MWI MMINf CNN AS PIODUCn 2132 Hatbor Blvd, CM 931-2931 UNCH IEAl.TY 14"27 Culver Or .. Irvine 551-2000 COY8Wfr UlUIGICAl a E.1G10US Sll'ftlB 801 W..1. Baker, CM M&-eo21 MtCOIMD MOITUAllES Laguna Bch 4~415/\.aouna Hille 788-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1778 DAI.E'S rtV ltENTALS, INC. 1013 N. Harbof Blvd SA 654-0433 15092 Harvard Ave. Irvine 559-4«8 CXUOflmWOIY 2515 E. Coast Hwy, COM 875-5511 CJti IMK>N CHMTEIS, INC. 2515 Marl(X)Cle. Torranoe (213) 328-5872. (714) 831-1518 ~ASTMAlllE 1e1e Plaoentia Ave. C.M. &46-3e23 ATWmCMUSIC 446 E. 17th St .. Costa Meaa 648-6895 FlllPOIT Aw Pam Mo.. 3 Mainsail Or . Corona del Mar 759-1288 Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT 105 Main Street. Balboa 875-9800 ~HARDWARE 3107 E Coast Hwy., CdM 873-2800 VIUMiE PMftltif MANAGEMENT t 178 Matn Street. Irvine. 9271 4 545-2000 tlJNTINGTON IBCH POUCE DEPARTMENT Police Officers Asaociation & Reserves ABC Ll.MB CORPORATION 145 Cabrillo. C.M. 648·3281 Rl"8. OfftCl ~ Y 2915 Red Htll Ave.C M 31921 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capo. 768-0500 XAVIRS Of NPM'ORT Rowers & fine Gffta 11 00 lrvtne Ave . Newport Beach MIS-7845 THE CO<ICIRY RfSTAURAHT 500 w Coast Hwy .. Newport Beach 646-8909 HUNTINGTON llf.Aot tl>NDA 19232 Beach Blvd .. H.B 983-1959 HUNTINGTON IOOt 8.KTRIC 17637 Jacooelyn Ln .. H.B. 536·3029 JAMES E. DUNGBt ·ATTORNEY AT LAW 2845 Mesa Verde East Ste 8, C.M. 957-0701 EXECUTM PARIC ESCROW (NEW OFFICE) 17280 Newhope St . Ste 7 Fountain Valle 751-7606 RENE DAiii CBmR 9891 Yorktown Ave .. ....,ntington Beach 962-5440 NEWPORT HMIClt/COST A MESA 401 N Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach 8-48-1871 REAL ESTATE BntRt10SES 1600 Dove St. t'406 NB 752-5111 or 831-1801 UDO VM & STORAGE 2200 Alton Ave . Irvine 540-2121 MUROINSOH ENIBtPRISES 3848 Campus Or . Ste 111 . Newport Beach 558-1 732 HJ. GMRETT RlttlTURE 2215 Harbor Bl.. C.M. 8-48-0275 NEWPORT EGITY FUNDS INC. 2 Corporate Plaza. Newport Beach 780-8060 AMERICM lEGION POST 291 215 15th.~ Beech. 873-6070 NEWPORT HARl(lt OWMBt Of COMMfla 1470 Jambor" Rd .. N.a 844-8211 "Join Ual" U.S. PIOMOnoNS, INC. 3901 MacArthur Blvd .. Suite 211, Newport Beach 83W1t 1 ----"9'!"1 .... -.... ------....... -------·-..,......------------_.. .... _._,r-"~~·1~"~""-.·¥~1'r'-:~-::;-'--=-~.~----. -.. ..,# .. •• • • • • • Orange Coa1t DAILY PtLOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 ca'--appy Birthday . ' _mer1ca. RMBtA flaSONNB. 2082 Butln .. Qr. Dr .. t280, Irv. 833-9410 GIUll & BUS c..nm1. •rv. C.O. ..ac>o MtcM hur Bl., t1600. N.8. 833-2800 NEWPORr MOS MMINf 3333 W. eo.t Hwy., N.B. 842-4e44 ADVANCED IBl.TH SYSTEMS, INC. 17881 Cartwright Rd .. Irv .. 841-1818 AVCO flWllAI. SERVICES 820 Newi>M c.nter Dr .. N.B. 844-5800 HMNE PBtSONNB. AGENCY 4a8 E. 171h, Ste 224. C.M. 842-1470 AMF saemAC lltlWNG INT'l. 18011 Mltc:hell So •• Irv. 657-9051 A.J. & ASSOC. AlN. 1i£ y. 20902 Brookhunt, Ste. 209, H B 968-5430 CAl.IFORtlA fB8N. S & l 896 Town center Or., C.M. 540-4068 JOSIE'S Kl OBM 'MlOI & OBJ 205 Main StrMt. Blllbol 87&-7224 or 87M14e MIKE'S PIM! IESTWJCT 1578 Newport BM:I .. eo.t. M ... 92827 BAY ARCADE Video Gen... TOe E. Bay, Balboa BAMBOO RATTAN GIFT SHOP 801 E. Balboa BIVd., Balboa 873-1830 RUTH'S ANTIQUES . 504 Yl So. Bayfront. Balboa 876-0•33 tlll'S <X>fftE SHOP 105 Palm Ave .. Balboa 875-7320 IOGlf'S AT BAl Cforn...ty lc6oa labry) 301 Mein & .. Balboa 173-204'0 NEW Y<RC WEST 875 181h SI. Newport S.ach 84&-8885 QNTURY 21 I GOLD COAST 1740 Orange Ave . t.o.la Meta 548-1188 OtUllOt IY THE SEA 716 Lake Strfft, ~lngton 8"ch 536-1814 •'THE NET' OUJ1UOt MlflmY 220 Main Slrfft, Huntington BHch HO-ONET DISCOUNT' Mml.E t«>MES 12842 Brookhurlt, Glrden Grove 836-0880 CREATM INWSTMENTS 359 San Miguel, Newport Beach 844-9316 WATERFIOCT HOMES NewPort Beach & Balboa laland 831-1400 & 873-8900 UGUNA YIUGE R.E. 802 So Coaat HIOflMY, L.aouna Beach 407-1781 •D CMPET/ NOIM SMITH 868 Baker, Suite 41 . Cosla Meta 754-1202 PEGGY IAIOMS, REALTOR 1925 Port Provenoe. Newpor1 Beach 780-9278 C.E. OffU RINT\ltE 2044 Pltcentlt Ave .. eo.ta Meta 831-2777 IOY CMVBt IOllS lOYa/IMw 164'0 Jamborff Ibid. NftPC)f1 Beach 84<>-8444 DeANlA BAYSIDE MMtNA 300 E. Cotat Hwy., Newport Beach. 873-1331 GOOD fM1lt llESTAlltANT 210 NewPOrt C.nter Dr .. Newport Beach, 640-2411 HARD-.. AHUAHa 1240 L~an Ave .. Unit O. eo.t. Meta 549-30 l1 SUNSll~ WINDOW aEANING "Let lhe Suoattlne In" 548-6853 OtAZY tl>RSf STEAKHOUSE Nwpt. Fwy . Over Rd ex11. S.A 549-1512 r-ji. ,ACJftC SOI.AR 23011 Moulton Parkway, Ste Ge, Laguna Hilla 548·1888 SHERRY'S POOOlf PARLOR 20301 Riverside Or .. Sanla Ana. 548-2848 MB.EX OOlf wn c. SOUTHERN CAl.IFORNIA 23015 Del Laoo Sle D·2 (behind Smart & Final) Laguna Hilla ~11 SOUTH COAST BANK ~·· . . BRIDGET INTERIORS 1810 Tualin Ave .. ca.ta Me .. 548-9882 .IMMIE DlfORf DANCE QNTIR 3723 Birch St .. Newport Beach 841 -8403 HOWMD OEVROlfT Dove/Quall Sta.. Newport Beach 833-0555 TRWURE ISLAND DAY CAMP ALL AREAS. 645-51 45 THE FMWafT SOtOOl 1557 West Mable. Anaheim 77•·1052 THE IRtSH INTBtNATlOIW. RESTAURANT 18431 Bolaa Chica. Huntington Beach 848-1 347 RADOJff tw.l 121 Soulh C11ron. Anaheim (714) 835-7892 UDO VM & STORAGE 2116 E 2201h St Long Beach (213) 837-8111 DGMlWING 730 W 191h St .. Costa Meta 842· 1944 8 & C TRAVB., INC. 1531 Baker. C.M. 751-856e UQUIDM BBGY SYSTEMS 1569 E. St. Gertrude Pl. S.A. 754-0581 ALICIA'S ROWERS & GIFTS 1701 Connthian Way, N.8 . 833-1883 NIOCl'S RAG Sfl>P 475 N Newport Blvd .. N.B. 848-5186 JOE CMlOS PWMllNG 1675 Su'*10r A1ote. C.M. 5..a-5558 RRST BAn'IST OUlCH Of COST A MESA 301 Magnolia. C.M. 831-3010 OUR LADY Of MT. CMNa CATHOUC OtUROt 1441 W. Balboa Blvd NB. 873-3775 WIB-c.AM MOTOICYQl-AUTOMOTM & .... SllOMJSTS 1883 Superior Ave. C.M. 831 -1770 IEAOIDM8Bt 2833 Pacific Cc>Mt Highway, N.B. 842-8475 DUNGER & ASSOC:. • PIOPBrrY MANAGEMENT 2845 Meaa Verde Or. Eaat. Soite 8 C.M. 957-0701 BAl HARBOR UQUOR 510 E. Balboa Bl .. Balboa 875-e884 DIUMAH'S RESTAlltANT 801 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa 873-7728 BAI BOA BOCICS 701 E Balboa Blvd., Balboa 87~222 CO.OY'S RDRIST 2983 Hst>or Blvd .. Cotta Meaa 2275 Newport Blvd., Cotta Meta 540-3135 11.Uf SMS STATIONERS 304 Main Street. Balboa 873-8170 BAI BOA a.w&S 805 Eaal Balboa Blvd .. Balboa 873-5800 CAT ALINA PASSENGEI SRVICf 400 Main Street. Balboa 173-5245 BAl80A MARKET 608 East Balboa Blvd., Balboa 873-8310 THE BAY DEPARTMENT STORE 303 Main Street, Balboa 873-5850 8ALIOA HARDWARE 707 Easl Balboa Blvd., Balboa 875-7283 DONALDSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE 300 Main St,..., Balboa 87~910 CIWGJWUS 711 Eaal Balboa Blvd .. Belboa 875-1073 SEA BREEZE IULDING MAINTINANCE 892-3979 8088Y McGEE'S CX>NGl.OMERATION 353 E. Coaal Hwy .. Newport Beach 873-5380 BARN mAKt«>USE 2001 Harbor BIVd.Cosla Mesa 842-9777 THE RB> OtlON 2406 Newport BIVd .. Newport Beach 875-2244 11.UE DOlPtlN RESTAURANT 3355 S Britlol, Sanla Ana 979-3427 BABES TEXAS STYlf OIU DOGS 2300 Harbor BIVd . Coeta Mesa 848-0118 THE~ 8740 Coasl Hwy, Newport Beach. 631-3830 SEA COAST SE01'UTY 1851 Placentia Ave . Costa Mesa 842-3490 RITA WRmR, AfAl ESTATI 801 Lido Park Dnve. Newport Beach 752-5"Tfb RON WIUJAMS AfAl TY 1990 Diamond SI. Laguna Beach 497-5404 WEmRN RW. ESTATE FINANCIAL 567 San Nicolas. Ste 3. N~ Beach 844-7722 AU.STATE REALTORS 1525 Meaa Verde Drive Eaat. Cotta Meaa 979-5370 JOAN UVB. Y -RW.TOR 407 Glouce1t8', Colla Mesa 842-4799 Ml CASA MOJCM RESTAURANT 29e E. 171h Slreet. eo.t. Mesa 845-7826 THEOOORf ROllNS FORD 2080 Harbor Bllld .. eo.t. Meaa 842-0010 THE HAtOMIDEN (Gift1l 813'11 E Balboa Btlld., Balboa 87:t...314 TOMFOOURY a.rt STORE & BAKEIY 705 E. Balboa Btlld .. Balboa 875-7904 HOUSE Of N&lSt AHTlQUES 18960 Brookhurst. Founlaln Valley 982-3202 CABRIUO PIOPStTIES 17th St. Plaza. Santa Ana 543-4-477 GORDON YOUNG RW.TOR 310 Encina. Newport Beach 844-8382 BURKES APPUANCf 1145 Baker. Cosla MMe 548-6872 MESA VERDE UNfTID Mm«>CMST OIUROt 1701 W. BakM. Costa Mesa 979-8234 TWO GUYS FROM ITAi. Y 2238 Fairview. Cosla Mesa 842-9500 WASHINGTON QfANERS & l.AUNlltY 1077 W Baker & Cosla Meta 648-7880 Rf"8JC tlM LOAN 19772 Mac Arthur Blvd., Irvine 851-0991 ARROWIBD LIB SSMa, INC. 1015 E. Oranget~. Anah. 897-8502 OltfST lUTHfRM SO«>Ol & PRfSCHOOl 760 Victoria Street. ca.ta Mesa 548-6886 831-1839 All MORTGG SBMa CO. 23591 El Toro Rd .. Ste 180. El Toro 568-8111 »OSTOOC TABNAQ.f 2526 Fairview Roed. eo.ta Meaa 979-ec>70 NEWPORT YAOfl' EXOWtGE 3404 Via Op0rto 12. ~Beach 87&-1800 RBWSSANCE Mml.E HOME PROPERTES #8 TreaM.1re laltnd, Laguna Beach 499-3818 AMEllCAH Tn1.E aJll#AHY 2333 No. Br~. Se,.q Ana 835-1882 DIAMOND REM. ESTATE 2700 W. Coaat Hwy, Newpott Beach 846-7573 TRADE Wlfl>S Y AOn'S 3400 Via Op0rto s-3. Newport Beach 875-9007 ROGER'S REM. TY 2737 Eaal Coaat Hwy, Coronadel Mar 876-2311 SUtmow REAL TY 767 Weat 19th St .. Cos1a Meta 831-2242 BETTY KIRR REAL TY 3135 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 8 73-1181 CRfA TIVE PORTRlJO PllOPERTIES, INC 2021 Bu11ne11 Cenler Dr. 1112. Irvine. Calif BOYD REM. TORS 3637 E. Coul Hwy, Corona del Mat 875-5930 COlDWBl BAtl(ll. F<JREST E. OLSON Rl TRS. 2299 Harbor Blvd . Coate Mesa 845-0303 ROY McCMIU REAL TOR 1810 Newp0rt Blvd., Costa Mesa 54a-7729 HERITAGE AfAl.TORS 1491 Baker SI .. Sle. 11, Colla Meaa. 540-1151 PACIFIC OC!AN AfAl fSTATf 2744 E. Coaat Hwy. Corona def Mar 759-1818 DOROTlfY J> DANCI SOtOOl 2525 E Coast Hwy Corona del Mar 873~3420 NIGEi. BAILEY & ASSOC. 2732 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 844-7211 NEWPORT EQITY FUNDS INC. 2 Cofp0rate Plaza. Newport Beach 780-&oeO HMIORTRAVR 3416 Via Lido. Newport Beach 875-1311 COUNTRY STORE NUTRITION 1775 Newport Bllld . NB 54a-7751 FARGO SAllMIOf SHOP IT ME OUT Corner of 161h & SoP8f'ior C.M. 831-3040 THE GRltaR RESTAURANT 1400 W Coasl Highway, N.B. 842-8881 ~QUIET \WMAH 3224 E Coast Highway, CM. 840-7440 BAll0415UHD FERRY Agate SI & So Bay Fronl. Balboa laland Palm St & Edgewaler. Balboa 873-1070 AMELIA'S SEA FOOD & rTAllAH RESTAURANT 311 Marine Ave .. Balboa llland 873-8580 DEWEY'S -SH SERVICE 18122 ConalructlonClrcle Eaat, lrvlne 8•2·1191 ~OO#IAHY Cuslom wood"M>ridng & inl8f'iora for yacht• 10lh yr. 1635 Soperlor, C.M. 646-2216 Wll..QU• 3198 "D" A1rp0rt Loop Dr .. Coale Meta 751-5131 MIKE'S AUroMOrM & MARINE 1091 E. Pacifloo Ave .. Anaheim. 978-7325 890 Baker, Costa Meaa 54o-5300 JIM l& K., PLUMBING 1540 Superior Ave . Colla Meaa. 848-6154 BAY Sll>RfS INN 1800 W Balboa Blvd . Newport Beach, 675-3463 PERRMS C. UDO 3412 Via OPofto. Newport Beach. 673-3540 RA Y'*>NI> .EWB.RY Repairs ~ue You Wail 369 C: 17th St . C M BEDDING & IBSPRfAD HOUSE Corner Ed1nge1" & Main. SA 835-1811 fRfBNlrS PRE-ANTIQUES 864 W 191h SI , Costa Mesa. 645-e434 CiREA T WESlBtN CDMMUNICA TIONS 12951 Elizabeth Wey, Tuatln, 838-3141 SHERATON NEWPORT 4545 MacArthur Blvd. Newport Beach. 833-05 70 THE SKRS INTfRtORS 2850 Avon St .. Newpott Beach, 842-2255 GRAHAM M.a>X OftRON 1251 No Coaat Hwy, L.aouna Beach. 494-3361 JEROME N. PETERSON D.D.S. 3 820 So Brtatol, SUit• 302. S.A. 557.7744 COSTA MESA FAMll Y DENTAi. PRACTICE 555 W 19th Street. C.M. 845-4500 LOVE llAl..lONS 419 Belvue 873-4419 SUN ROAST REAL ESTATE (Un-Z lerond) 444 W 191h SI . Cosla Mesa. 558-7947 FOSTER NIJ SON'S ROOFING 1730 Pomona Ave .. Soila t2. Colla Meaa 842-8982 DEtlSON ASSOOA TfS 873-7311 COAST MUSIC WE HAVE STOO< FROM BACH TO ROCK 11'39 NEWPORT avo., COSTA MESA, Ml>-0271 I l I •1!11!11' ............................... .,.~~~:-:~...., .................... --~ ............. -..--.... _... ..... -:-::"".:"':""':~""" ........... ._._..""""."~~~"':"'-:--:----------· ....... -.,_..... .... ___ _____ . ---. . ..... I ". Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Saturday, July 4, 1981 o.lty ................ Mood indexed new plan • in By WALTER ll. MEARS AP._.,c:., a , • W ASHJNGTON -It may not be as high as a flag on the Fourth of July. but according to the inventors of the "Gross Na- tion a I Spi rit" index, their measurement of the national mood shows a trend toward op- timism. Since there's an index for about everything else, the new one was devised by opinion analysts at the American En· terprlse Institute to track ups and downs in the way Americans feel about their lives and their country. national future and about the course of the ecooomy In the next year, and confidence ln the way President Reagan ls dolng his job. According to Wattenbere, the findings are useful in gauging what is likely to happen In the years just ahead. "A new administration is now purposefully trying to rekindle American optimism," he said. "Indeed, much of President Reagan's proposed economic plan is based precisely on na- tional psychology rather than straight economics.·• SAFETY WINNERS HONORED -Newport Beach officer Rick Bradley (right) gives "okay" sign to members of city's Explorer program who took home prizes in roundtrip Rosemead-to-Yosemite driver's safety contest. From left are Doug Kiner, Gregg Daniels, Kathy Ariss, Maria Jiminez, Doug Peterson and Brian Bradley. Newport teams took a second, third and ninth place award. "We saw a real need for some sort of general, comprehensive index over time . . that would give some s ense of what Americans are thinking about themselves and their country." said Ben Wattenberg, co-editor of the lnstitute's "Public Opi- nion" magazine. "We had a gross national product. but not a gross national spirit, as if the latter didn't have enormous ef- fect oo the former." By that reckoning, if the mood index 2oes up, so does the likelihood that Reagan's pro· gram will succeed. Then again, if it does succeed and inflation is curbed, the index certainly will go up. There is no index to in· dicale which has to go first. Tracing the index back to the latter days of Richard M. Nix- on's presidency, Wattenberg found that people felt worst dur- ing Watergate and recession, best during the Bicentennial celebration and the dawn of Jim· my Carter's administration. $tate senate would +eparate Chicago • i•sPRINGFIELD, Ill (AP.> - me Illinois lawmakers think icago columnist Mike Royko ~d a pretty good idea when he spggested during the heat of the ass·transit battle that the city cede from the state. .A· resolution was approved in t e Senate, asking Congress to t rn Cook County into the 5lst s ate -though there were uckles from the floor during t e debate. Sen. Howard Carroll, D- icago, said hls resolution uld separate the cit y and Cook unty from the rest or Illinois, 'th the new state to be called 'New Illinois." I .. As long as we' re doing it in , ' fact. let's do it in law," said Car· roll. Chicago and downstate lawmakers frequently bicker in the General Assembly about what proportion of state financ- ing should go to the city. The Legislature refused this session to approve state sub· s idies to keep the buses and train s of the Regional Transportation Authority run- ning in the Chicago area. ..My constituents have been urging me for years to do this," said Sen. Roger Sommer, R· Morton. The resolution was approved on a voice vote and sent to the House for consideration WINS KUDOS Judge Sumner Jlain pelts mid-section Jfain may spoil Fourth activities on East Coast G;oastal forecast • :(: Ir wttll llltfl ,_,,.., 1111°'41\ ay, Lo9s S5 to '5. Hl9fls 76 to 12 •<I••,.,,..,. to as to tS 1111-. • qalifornia ),. SoutN-will M .._uy fair tEOU9'1 S.-., will! -var leble c dlneu. t.oleted efter_, -• ntng ,........,,_,. mo.Uy In t• mountain. end -rt1 Lltlle t~ pe reture change. renoe count., hlQhl wlll hit 7• ton • Ille llHclwl, 15 to tS lnl-Low. I llM t0L i_"_l•nd vell•YI wlll llave lllOh\ ·-1"9 from -r tOl to '9w ~. ••1lnltw*-11ntelM CM e""9(1 IOUllMrl'( U lo U ft"Clfl, Hl9N In -IOI ·--· 1-1 SS to lS. M ru will 8llO flew IOlll,_rl'( • u lo u mpl\. ....,,,,. ... -rt ,_., -Sundey " to '°'· 77 to 74. SoutlMrn -rh will r• n!Gfll IOUo 114, iow. 7'1o 14. Ef .S. summary w.,. --Shoe••• S•eh•"•'• Outvd•d IIIJlIIIJ - - -= = = hm_at_ erauncl ttw netlon et mldde'f Frlcley r......, from • ._of 57 In L•remle, Wyo. to • 110 In Pelm Sc>f'lnet, Calif. Tempe ratures NATION "' La 11 st .. .., tO .. ~ "° 74 4l IO .. 76 70 • 70 M 70 a •1 tS S7 11 " tS " ., .. IO n 13 •• 71 47 as u IO '4 12 4S 7t .., .. c ... ., .. !tic-II 70 S.11 L•ll• " ,. S.etll• u ,. $1 LOVI• u 71 SIP Tampe " 10 StSte~rle 11 ,. S90io•ne .. " Tlt4w 17 7S Wnlllfl9lll II 71 CAUP'OaNtA ~le Ye ti..,. " ,. llehnfleld "" n ll•ralow IOS 7J ... -'°' ,. Ilg •••r ., ,. llaNt> .. w lllytlle 114 71 Culver City f4 ., Eur~• " 41 ,, .. no 102 .. 1..aUAr,........ .. n Lene:••-102 ,. LOftOlleadl 100 M Lo.A_._ .. .. Morwovle 10. • Montebello " '° Monterey " S4 .. _, .. 111 71 ... ••POrt llMcll Oelllend O..U.rlo P•lm s,wl"ll P•..o.n. Pesoltolll• 11.0 ''"" "•,,__City ll•no Skr- S.111\a• s.n .............. S...Getw·lel s.no1.., Sen Frenc:IKo S.nJOM Sente Ane S...t••-· S.nte~rle Stoc:llton Ta-Vell .... Tllermel Torr~• Y"m• OLC>e.AL Am•ter-.i A-M 8•1>9k0k 11 • .- lelrlll letgr- llerlln ilogot• lrv1MI• .. ,.,,,.. Celro C•rec:e1 ,_l\eg9n Dublin ,r ... llfur1 O.nev• Havan,a Helllnlll H-l(ong JervMlem Jo'burg IClev Lima Ll•llon L~ M.Orld Men lie MealcoClty MontrNI n n 70 " IOI u 11' 7) 100 u " .. 10. 70 IO ,. .. " t7 S7 74 SS 104 .., 100 .., to .. 42 SJ 13 SI 100 4J u SI H SI 1(13 4l 17 0 11' 11 " ,. 10. u ~ SS tO n " 12 .. 1S 77 .. .. .. 13 ,. .. .. .. " u .. " n ... .. .. .. " .. 7S " 77 .. to 75 .. S7 .. 7t .. u ., J2 n u .. S7 7J ,. .. w 75 u tO 7S .. w .. .ff .. 72 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-11 ,. 11 70 IO U 76 ,. " 42 IO .. " .. • 70 ., 74 ., ... .. 10 SJ .. ...... ;;.... .... --~u ........ R_f R_IP_DR_T " 7J 11M n "n . .. f7 74 f7 74 76 ,. ., " ., .. • 71 a 70 11 72 . ,. 7t 71 ., 71 . .. 110 • ,, ,, n " " . ,, S4 •• ...... CA ••• 1 .... ioa.1 aaon S1ier1111 (IQ) bu moouftttid the~ of IU bu~ COl"pCllnM Mlclquan .. In Irvine. lU IF I •II 1• la &Ill Wllftlna and Mk ot tlmMbartd v~llon raon '°"°"'llM>dldoM for r11111u. and C'OfPO"•dont. Tltac- 9'!1rt111 rhrovCJl llS ea*9 lodMduab torr ... tMlr v1ca1lon cote• r~ and ~ 10 prO'ridt f1Mlt emplo,.a whh ~9111tel fsltwlfM plat, FOf filnlwr dullt oo tllc .... , •• ..,..U91191 ~ Hvntlftlllon 8111111 H1111tl1>9ton Pl.,. S.nt.e Ane 111..., .Hit'( 40t11 St. --' 2ttwl St --' ···--.... ltoO.plle,~ Sl-y Kollow Tl\ell•·.,._. AlllOI_,, S.llCrMll Oofleny llMch Poc:fle.C-8"<11 IHol•l""l ... ~) S.nCl~PI« Trafetoar IT·SlrMtl Ca«Oll'll'alllt r .... 11. ,,_., Maa , 1 J The etfKUOf Hurr1<anea..tri.10ff Ille coest Of Mexico It ••P«lacl to ff· l no g ood ••••• to South•rn CaUlornia -.,. Howewr, .._,.to tie , unprtdlcta111111., of 111c11 "°''"'· 1111 llf .. uardl could -Pf'CWICle PACll<· tlont on -11119 <ondlt'-for today. Sell Oftofrw 1 TIOIS: Hlo'l1Z:S7p.f'I, L-s: .. p.m, 5-11*'9ctleft: ~ County group lwnors judge ~ Orange County Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner of Laguna Beach has been named an out· standing citizen in the area of natural law and order by an Orange County tr anscendental meditation group. Sumner was honored by the Age of Enlightenment for pre- serving the value of justice and law and order. Sumner, a former Republican assemblyman, was appointed to the Superior Court in 1965 by then Gov. Edmund G. Brown. He chaired the California Constitution Revision Com- mission. There is one now It stands about halfway between awful and perfect, at 1275 out of a possible 2400. And, as befits a gross national index, the "GNS" has a special symbol -the Washington Monu- ment. When the index is fairly high like now the artists at .. Public Opinion" draw a tall, stately monument on the chart. But when the index is depressed, as it was during 1980, the monu- ment shriveled to telephone-pole dimensions. The index is based on polls de- aling with public attitudes on six questions : personal and finan- cial satisfaction. feelings about the way things are going for the country, expectations about the "Then, decline," he reports. ·'The Carter years, as President Carter pointed out. were indeed years of growing malaise. We leave unasked and unanswered the question of whether the pre- sident was not only an identify. mg agent but a causative agent or the decline." With Reagan's election and the beginning or his admlnistra· lion. there has been "a big bounce in an optimistic direc- tion," Wattenberg writes. None of that is surprising Scandals and economic woes produce pessimism. New presi- dents always get a bi~ sendoH in the public opinion polls. Looks like monev ... but for very little. sensatlonal wan Syternsl $732 me most chic and contemPOrarv design took can be achieved with this modular white lacQuer w all svstem. Hundreds Of space combinations passlble select any one Of these slngle optloM and design your own Basic narrow unit 19¥•" x 15Y2" x 79Y•". reg. $129 . .. •11 Slngle door. narrow unit. reg $31 .. . . . . •:a• Record divider set. narrow unit. reg $43 .. ... . •D Basic wide unit 31Y1" x 1SYi'' x 79Yr" reQ $175 ....... • 155 Drop lld. reg. $47 . .. ... ... •se Double door set. wide unit reg $46 .. •S5 Drawers. each narrow unit reg. $25 • 11 Drawers. eacn w ide unit reg $31 . . •:a. Desk unit, reg $315 . . . . . .. •239 Bookcase. r;iot shown 31Y.'' x 11" 11 79Yr", reg. $129 ... •II Modular ~ storage Units e>eston vour own den, bedroom, condo or apartment IMng room wtttt tttese ultnl·contemoorarv white llC:Quer moouiar uniu. Amnot or stacil In almost ""IV con"OUratton vou can ttllnk of. Finest Qualltv ftnlSh and constructton. NnntnQ storage, drlwet" and shetf space . Full wall system as shown Breuer Style Arm Chair $89value s49 ' Sun a danger DEAR READERS: F-a. tile 1u b flae, but the Food aad Dru1 Admlel1tratloa remind• aun-worahlpen tlaat ultra·vlolet radiation can c:aue etl• cancer. Maey peo· pie don't realhe dte aertou llealtla Uanat skin cancer has become. It'• tile most com· mon form ol cancer. AccordJnc to FDA, lltere are 311, ... ca1ee a year, and more dta• 1,511 deatlt.I. ID· vestlcaton supect dtere hH bee1l a ltt per· cent lncrease ln akla caacer over tbe paet Z5 years. Fortunately, Ja1t a boat every death from skln cancer 11 avoidable. Because you can see It, skln caJlcer can atma.t aJway1 be detected and treated at an early 1ta1e. The most common 1kJJl callcers, Ba1al <BAY·sl> and Sqaamoa1 <SKWA·mue), rare· ly result ln death. BaHI caacen are cbarac· terlled by pale, waxy, pearly DOdaJee or by r e d, scaly, s harply oatllaed patches. Squamous cell cancers appeared u 1caJy patches and nodules. Eveataally, tbe DOdaJe1 of either type may nlcerate aad form cnu&I. Alter treatment, tbou1b, ts percent of 1tln cancer patients are free or tbe clbease. Melanoma, the third Important type of skin cancer, la much leas common bat far more dangerous. AJthou1h t.lwre are some without pigmentation, most melanomH are dark brown or black. They occur H molellke growths, inltJally small but lllcrea1la1 in size. They may arise from moles, aJld can ul· cerate and bleed euUy when 1Ugbtly lajured. Any skJll change s bonld be called to your doctor's attention. Skill cancers can be re· moved surgically, eliminated by beat or free1lng or treated by X-ray. Active chemlcaJs aJso may be appUed dJrectly to tbe tumor a1 ointments or solatlooe. The after-effects of too much sun also can Include eye injury, sunburn, 1kln erup· Uons and premature agln1 ol the skJJl. Alld, in rare lruitancea, sunstroke can cause deadt. Remember that " percent ol tbe 1an'1 ultraviolet rays bJt tbe earth between lt a.m. and Z p.m. So, reduce your expoaue to damaatng radJalion by not 1anbathln,1 daring these bours. U you want to be la the 1an anyway, use a sun-block. These lotJoes come in different strengths, from 15 (the most pro· tectlon) to Z (the least protection). Re member, even if your akin tau eully, yoa still run the risk of gettl•I akin cancer. For more Information, order tbe free FDA booklet, "Sunbathing and Skln Cancer," by writing to Consumer Information Center, Dept. 656.J, Pueblo, Colo. 8loet. Steaming does job DEAR PAT DUNN ; How can I remove plastic or vinyl walJpaper? My landlord said it would be OK if I replace my kitchen wa llpaper, but I can't get it otr without almost kHling myself. I don't want to damage the walls and hesitate to use any strong chemicals on it. Now that I've started this job, I have lo finish it! E .A .. Newport Beach Experts advise you to roagben the wallpaper's surface tboroagbly wltb coarse sandpaper wrapped aroand a block of wood. Then rent a waJlpaper steamer from a palat or hardware dealer and use H dJreded. The idea is. t.o use t.be 1aadpaper t.o perforate the plastic. Thia will let steam through to soften the glae for removlllg tbe wallpaper. TbJs proceas ls effective bat time· consuming. Repeat the steamlag and sanding rather than attempting to get one area com· pletely stripped away on the first try. Repeat· ed steam applications may take longer, bat the job will be easier to complete. • "'Got a problem, Then wnle to Pat .... .,. Dunn Pol will cut red Jape. gelling • .l. the answer.! and octaon you need to • solve,...inequ1tre1 in go~mment and busmen Mail your quesll0'1$ lo Pot Dunn. Al Your Sennu. Orange CO<Ut Daily Pilot. P 0 Boz 1560. Co.tla Mesa. CA 92626. As many letters as possible will be an3wered. but phoned inquines or lellers not including th€ reader's full nanu, address and business hour.t' phone number cannot be co11Sldered This column appears dally e:r· cept Sunday., " Fuchsia Show/Sde Huntington Center Fri thru Sun. July 1(}.12 COUECTORS CORNER A•r• Coln• • St•mpa GOLD • SILVER 7·2·11 o.NC ... MILM ~Ct. ... 44 .., .... 1(,.,..,,...... ..., .. = Maple LNh .., ... ,., ... _ ..,,.. ..... .. ,. ... _ ....,. ..,..,. ----------1 ""SllWf'.... ~ """ DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642·5e78 10% Bank Flunclng IRA& KEOUGH (714) 55'-6150 South Coast Plaza Vlttag• .............. CAc,_.,_._~ ...... I HERE'S GOOD MEWS& NO MORE R.EAS! ON YOUI PFf Oil IH YOW HOMI 'IOVEM EFFICTIYI AGAIMST: FLEAS ROACHES RATS MtCE FLIES SPIDERS MOSQUITOES CARPENTER ANTS BEES. WASPS CRICKETS MOTHS WATER BUGS • Ece>nofN'81 Melntenance ''" OperaUon • Proven MlWe Ef*11ve Thin Poisons • UMS Only• Watts of Power • Ptsts Ell"''"''" In 2 to ' Weeka •No SO.Ciel ln1t.llat1on Required M_._ ...... lifrP• _, DI• ll ut1~ Ir,_. Ill ... 17141661-tltl 17141760-7211 , TUTOR? Two top California Republicans are try- ing to get economilt Arthur Lafler (right) to tutor them for the 1982 campaign. Rep. Barry Goldwater Jr. and Lt. Gov. Mike Curb may split the $250,000 bill for Laf- rer's sei'vice, an aide said. Come on in & See ... & Savel Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 A7 Exotic birds color his vision GRANT, Fla. t AP> -The scene wu enough lo set Joel Ruth's heart thumping -a bri&ht red, 3-foot-tall bird. Ruth, a veteran birdwatcher, knew s uch exollc-lookin& creatures simply weren't found in Brevard County. But there they were, on Grant Island in the Indian River. .. About s ix red birds were standing on a big nest of sticks just staring at me," Ruth said. The Sunday sighting sent Ruth frantically searching through bis reference books to find out if indeed he had spotted a rare bird out of Its natural habitat. He hadn't, and researchers al the University of Florida aolved the mystery. Scientist.a from the school bad Crovlded the birds with the right plumage as part of a study ~ migration paltern1. The birds, wood storlu common t.o lhia area, normally are snow white. As part of a project aponaored NEWS by the Game and Freshwater Fish Comm•11ion , the storkt were colored red to aid in ob- serv aUon, biolo1ist.111ld. • "It's a water-soluble dy which evenluatly wean off. It l• not harmful to the bird," said biologist Robert Lee of the Mer· rill Is land Wildlife Refuce1 Center. from all over California • I is rounded up each day in the DlilJ Pilal • D D : . ~· causcoRF SUSCORF DELUXE 11Hl-BOY11 T.V. CART SWIVB. WALL MOUNT a SPECIAL HOUDAY HOUllS 11·5 P.M. SAT. & SUH. \ filli~ ill ricll .--.. .... w ..... Iott-..., for ............ 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U.S. • ID shape ·Sacred principles strengthen exercises in self-government By DAVID TUCKER Dr. David Tuckn ii a Je/fnlMI Scholar and hiltOF'JI iMtructor at the Unil¥rlilll of Chkago (c) Public R~aeorch. SJl'ldkctect, 1911 "We hold theae trutha to be ielf-.Wlent, thot all men are creatN equol, thot lheJI art endowed by their Creator with certain un- alienable Rights, thot among theae are Life. Ltbertyandthe~rsuit of Happine/JI ." These words, of course, are from the American Declaration of Independence, the 205th anniversary of which we celebrate today. Thomas Jetferaon once described these words and the declaration itself as an expression of the American mind. Having composed the document. Jefferson devoted the remaining ye~rs of his life to explaining these self-evident . truths and drawing out their conse- quences for the experiment in self. · government that he and his compatriots had begun. It is fitting occasion to reflect upon Jefferson's life work and his ideas, · which remain in their essence an ex pressionofthe American mind today. All of Jefferson's politicaJ principles flowed from the fundamental fact. the ··self-evident truth, .. or human equality Because men were equal, no man could claim by nature or by the grace of God any rightful power over any other man. Because men were c r eated equal , therefore. they were created free. '"The God who gave us Ure. gave us liberty at the same time." wrote J ef· ferson. Furthermore. because no man had a natural right to ruJeover hls equals, government could be justly est ablished only if men agreed to establish it. As Jefferson wrote it in the declaration. "Governments are instituted among m en . deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.·· People could form various kinds of government through c'onsent, but Jef· ferson had no doubt about which was the best form. As he wrote, "From the moment that to preserve our rights a change of gov- ernment became necessary. no doubt could be entertained that a republican form was the most consonant with reason, with rights. with the freedom of man." Wbat is the deflnina char acteristic of republic a/I government? "The first principle o r re · publicanism ," wrote Jeffer&on, Is that majority rule "ts the fundamental law or e very society of Individuals o('equal rights." "This law once disregarded." he warned. "no othl'r re mulns but that or force ... Equality, frct'dom . conlll'nt , m ajority rule these were the ele· ments of Je!ferson'11 w1dentandln& of self-government .. Evory man. und every body of men on Narth. po111e111 the right or self.government They receive 1t with their beinat from tht· h41nd of nature " Nevertheless, Jt'ffer11on undcr11tood that men did not 11utomutk1ally know how to exercise their rhthl of 11ell government. "The quallfk~tlon11 for self-government in society are not In nate. They are the reward of habit and long training." If men were to respect the rights or othe rs, they had first to team to subdue their own selfish passions This was an extraordinary demand and would In deed take habituation a nd training if men were to comply with it But ever y man had to learn to govern his passions. If a nation's self· government were lo s urvive. Even ma· jority rule, "the rundamentaJ law" of republicanism . was not a law unto itsetc. In his first inaugural Jefferson spoke of the "sacred principle. that though the will of the majority is in all cases to prevail, that will. to be rightful . must be r eason able. t hat the mrnority possess their equal rights. whlch equal laws must protect · · ~elf-government meant ruling those passions that would otherwise lead men to ignore the rights of others and to sub· ject the minority to inequality before the law. Jefferson be lieved that th e American people were capable or self· government. and so he worked with his fellow patriots to put the government in· lo their hands. ln so doing. however, Jefferson did not believe that he was acting only for Americans "lt is impossible not to be sensible lhal we are acting for all man.kind; that circumstances denied lo others but in· dulged to us. have imposed on us the du· ty or proving what is the degree or freedom and self-government in which a society may venture to leave its in· dividual members," he wrote More than 200 years after Jefferson and his compatriots began our experi· ment in free government. the experi· ment and the duty is still ours. In fulfill· ing this duty we m ay take comfort in the words or the last letter that Jef· ferson wrote. -.. --~-... -. -... ,,,., ....... -·. - T oo ill to attend the celebra- tion ID Washington of the 50th an niversary of the signing of the Declara· lion of Independence. J efferson, who would die on that day, wrote to the Mayor or Washington that "all eyes are opened. or openlne. to the nghts or man The mass of mankind had not been born with saddles on their backs. nor a favored few booted and spurred ready to ride them legitimately, by the grace of God ·'These are grounds of hope for others. For ourselves. let the annual re· turn of thls day forever refresh our re· collections of these rights, and an un- diminished devotion to them ... .. -... . Politicos lower aims for '82 race By THOMAS D. ELIAS Al mJdsummer of any pre-election year, optimism s ull fills the Political air . That's why very few of l982'a pro- specUve candidates are taJkina about running for anything less than ttovemor or U.S. senator . Rut the expectation!\ of many who now want nothing but the top offices will be lowered. and within a few months Most will still be running for something, just not ror the offices they most want. On the Republican side. there are Lt Gov Mike Curb. Attorney General George Oeukmejian and San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson, all insisting they'll run for governor. At least two won't make it, which suggests that at least one will lower his sights. Most likely, that will be Wilson, to whom the lieutenant governor's job would provide a visibility not available m his own city and a solid launch pad for future efforts. The GOP also boasts a large squad of would -be sen a tors Ther e are Congressmen Barry Goldwater Jr. and P aul McCloskey, President Reagan's daughter Ma ureen and incumbent S.I. llayakawa. among the most visible. Bolh Goldwater and Mccloskey in· dicate they'd rather lose a senate race than hang a round the House much longer, so neither feels he has much to lose Even a loss could establish Ma ureen Reagan as a political figure in her own right. Two or Hayakawa's press aides have quit m the last few weeks. along with his administrative assistant. That sort of thing doesn"t happen to likely win ners Among Democrats, the two clear-cut CALIFORNIA FOCUS favorites are Gov Brown for the senat.onal nommat1on and Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley for governor. OnJy a real gambler or a n extreme optimist would challenge either in next June's primary A state senator like Alfred Alquist of San Jose. who doesn't face re-election in 1982. could only gain in name recogni· taon from such a race. even ir he would be a s ure loser l''ormer Sen. John Tun· ney also couldn't lose much except time taken from his lucrative law practice and business interests 'Nation must enter global markets' But a candidate like Leo McCarthy. the former Assembly s peaker from San Prancisco who would like Lo be either a governor or a U S senator. r isks political oblivion 1f he loses. So the odds art.> that he wi ll lower his sights. selling up a possible contest with Wilson for the No 2 job in Sacramento By J . TV LEE WILSON J Tylee Wilson u president of R J Reynolds lndwlnes. actwe throughout the world in tobacco. foods. energy. shipping and packaging t hrough R J Reynolds Tobacco Co • Del Monte Corp . R J Reynolda Tobacco ·1n1ernallonol, Inc . Ammotl USA, Inc.: and Sea-Land lnduslnes Investments. Inc Business as a whole in the United Slates must raise its sights, enlar ge its vision and become as comfortable in the world marketplace as it is in domestic markets. ' It is important for the entire country that U.S. businesses learn to grow and prosper outside our borders through mutually beneficial partnership agree· m en ts At the current growth rate. worldwide spendable mcome is expected to nearly double in the next two decades. Tbis means that U.S. business has an ex· trnordinary opportunity to seek its s hare of the r esulting expan ded m arkets for our products. In the post-World War II era America assum ed the thankless job or world leader. Without that leadership the world would surely have sunk into economic and political chaos From a business perspective, 1t quick· ly evolved into the '·Age of Multina· tiona ls." Companies. mostly American. exte nded themselves across national boundaries as never before . We saw the world begin increasingly lo renect Marshall McLuhan's notion of the "Global Village." Global Village 1s most appropriate because it connotes a world not or domination but or in· te rdependence And that is the sort of world we live in today Recent events in the Persian Gulf area only serve to emphasize how deep, fragile and potentially explosive this in· te rdependence has become. And for aJI of the dlacusslon recently a bout how we in this country must become lesa dependent upon the rest of the world, that ambition ls large!)' wishful t.hlnldng. It simply Is not poHi· ble to progress, or even survive, In Isolation. Economic interdependence does not represent a defeat for u1 : It represent.a a victory. 1l Is precisely whit George Marshall, Dean Achcaon, Paul Hoffma1' OMHORCOAIT ~"comment pa.aeofthe Dally Pilot aeeb lo lnform ud 1Umut1te rudera by p~t· lDI • vartet, ol comment111 on topics or l1\tr11t and aJ1nlt1caM'9 frmll laf0tmed ob- Mrvtn Md.,..•"*' noMal P. ,,,,_.,,....,,.,, Punch It! '·We were doing fine re-establisfnng trade relation3 until you said. 'l 'U drink to that'." and others set out to do with their post· war economic recovery programs. We have been instrumental, if not wholly successful. in helping to shape a world in which trade is an alternative lo war. And once we shed the idea that we ean dominate the world, we will be bel· ter able to see the opportunities it holds for us . In the past few years. rapidly In· creased com petition among U.S .. Euro· pean and J apa nese multinatJonal cor· porations has changed the nature or the global marketplace. ln the process, there has been a fundamental restruc- turing of the 'YOrld economy. Government-inspired mergers changed the industrial landscape or E urope. The sam e governments blocked attempt.a by U.S. firms to ac· quire local companies. In tech Euro· pean country, closer ties were formed between government and native cor· poratlons. In Japan. nominally private and nominally public Institutions have become so lntertwined that only the most sophisticated student or lht sub· Ject would even au.empt to unravel them. And we have been competln1 with corporate Germany and Japan ever since. The extraordln1ry recovery and en. viable pn>1perity of the war·nvaaed economies of Weatern E\lrope and Japan were built on export.a of 1oocta comptt.illve with oura ln all market. - lncludln1 the United Siate:s. U.S.·bued mulUnatlon&l cocnpanta today, then. bave aomt le.uou to learn. We Peed &o 1"9'1UM bow we wW eptf'Me aucceufUlly ln lM futuTe In 1 cbuted a.lobal marketplace that wt don't aomlnale and for wblcb Wt don't Ml Uw nalH. Despite the fact that consumer goods spendmg has grown and contmues to fitrow outside the United States far outstrippmg the domestic increase the S sh<1re or world exports 1s now lower than it was fi ve years ajito, and it is even lower compared with 1970 and 1960 This is not merely a problem 1n ac· <'ounting. as some people would like to believe. Our balance or trade is of great importance to every worker and every businessowner in this country Some economists. for example, estim ate that for every billion dollars worth o( goods that we import. which are not balanced by exports. as many as 50,000 Americans lose jobs Where then do the answers lie? Partly In the commitment to an all-out pursuit of global markets. ln part. our success m ay hinge on more favorable interna- tional trade agreements and l am hopeful that such will be the case with our new Multila teral Trude Agreement with Japan. Our government also can help in a number of other ways First, we must underst and that sound financing is a key to international export success - and that t he federal government must take a more active role in promoting our products. Secondly. we must impress upon Washington that the scattered elements Oh say, can SAN FRANCISCO -Sorry about thla. but we bave a Jot of mail oo hand and underfoot. That's because we did a dumber-than-usual thing a couple of weeks ago, introducing a game invented by Stephen Pile, a London Sunday Times columnist . He calla It "self· defeating inventions." You want. a for·lnst1nce? For In· stance, klng-aized microchips, lnflata· ble dart board5, waterproof teabap and (kinda cute) a silent alarm clock thal waves a nag when it's Ume to arlJe, ••• DID 1108 WHET THE appetltet of o\lr 11me·minded readers? ls Billy Martin Italian, the Pope Poliab and this columnist dolUs b? Herewith a le• u mplea from the thousandl, nay bun· dreds, that tr1ckled in. Believe lt or not lbese are t.be beat . Remember the cate,ory. now. Self-defeaUfta lnven· Uons: Solar·powmtd sunlamp (BIU Coner· ly). One-way yo-yOI, allent whoopee cuabtona Ullk and Ricky Geimer. •I• 10 and U, respeet!vel)'>. ClA namt tap, battery.powered wiDdmW, UbM'al arta educatJon (JoM CUtu), Ob, mid an UD· brHk1bae f.!:ita ... 8'attArprool fln alarm baal • carbonated wallpaper (Walt 0 atbinl). Carboaaltd waU..-7 ~ laubcapa, wldtewall Ures or the u s. bureaucrary which promote U S trade are no m atch for such ag<'n cies as Japan's Mm1stry of Interns tional Trade <1nd Industry T hird. we must re examine the un realistic legal limitations governmg the wa) we do busmess overseas Although it clearly 1s important to conduct ourselves ethicall y m our relationships w1lh foreil{n countries, we cannot 1m pose our standards on the rest of the world Fourth, we must recognize that the favorable tax treatment of exports and similar tax policies pursued by other governments may be desirable in this c:ountrv To some extent. our trade deficit sprin~s from a lack of understanding of the potential for individual businesses that exists in the world marketplace F'or too long, we have made our livelihood at home and ignored the cha llenges that lie overseas. All of us can do more for our economy by encouraging an added awareness of our overseas opportunities -and by purs uing those opportunities ourselves. The distressing fact is that only 27 .000 of some 400.000 manufacturing com· pan1es In the United Slates ar e ex· porters To me that suggests that Americans. unlike our counterparts in Europe and Japan, have not learned to think globally. The same goes for Stale Controller Ken Cory He would like lo move up and unident1f1ed ·oemocrat1c party sources·· who apparently endorse bis a mbition have subtly hinted that a Republkan could use Br adley's skin pigmentation against him effectively. Those '"r ace issue" trial balloons haven't fl own very high. as Bradley consistently emerges from polls as the most respected politician in California. The reason for those ratings? ms eight years as mayor have apparently convinced many Southern Californians who decide mos t state elections - that he is moderate and inclined lo keep hi s coot. a reeling they don't have about many or next year's likely candidates. So Cory will also likely lower his sights when reality sets in. He may well opt for another term as controller. Secretary of State Mar ch Fong Eu, is another officeholder who would like to move up, but she also will realize soon that she has little hope of success if she tries . All this m eans that some big names will tum up as candidates for secondary statewide offices next spring. Regard· less of what they're saying today. Thomas Elia& i& a columnut baud in Son· ta Monica you waken to a flag? for Porsches (Nina Walter) Dehydrat· ed water for easy storage on safari. ci~arette with filte r on both ends (Fred Shaw>. Oigilal grandfather's clock. ter ry-cloth raincoat (Mark Vieraugen). No-fault ea rthquake in surance, Braille eye chart., foolproof column 11aw1 I ideas (Lee GUckateln >. Non·abraslve sandpiper, transparent paint <Leslie Lafayette). Non·fiammable ll&hler fiuld <Mark Lees>. eat restrooms, Moral Ma· Jorlly rolling pape,ra <Mau Regan). Poldlnl waterbeda, Poniche station ••Ions (Jim van Tassel); F'ut·1row bonul tertlllzer, 'frapplat apeech lberaplst, vlt.amln-enrtch~ embalming fluJd , perma-sealed parachute packs (Dr. Thoma.a P Lowry)· aee·lbrou1h p1dded bra C Bob Smllb): e11y-Ute aabeato1 <Michael Ttdtaco>; alr· coa.cllUoned aauna <Na.nu .L. Morn•>. Inflatable anchor C Ptte OrnduU>; form·flttlnt eaftan (Bob Shanll1, Clevelmd) • . • 9'.nce no one wUI ever top cocatM '°'\ tJu. 1ame I.I declared over Over' Besides. it turns out there Is a museum in Munich devoted to auch foolishness. Among its exhlbita: fur· covered toothpick (for use In winter>. glass nail, pan of water titled '"Liquid Snow Sculpture"' ... * * • HOW ABOUT THIS for a piquancy: S<>m e dear groups who used to "sign" the President as "'R. Ray-gun" -a forefinger cocked al the temple -have changed that since the as111uination at· tempt. The new slsn ror "RR." ls rest room. • • • P&F.SENT INDICATIVE: Under the benign guidance ot Reddy Klller Watt. Reagan's Seel.)'. of lbe Interior, the En· vlronmental Protection A1enc1 is awlft· ly getting rid of all employea suspected ol being "pro.-envlronmenl." Hello there. George Orwell. An EPA spokHperson explains thl1 in pu:retl UIM buttaucnpese: "The besl way to tnntlUon an •1ency ""°"'ht witb peo- ple with ulterior lncl1n1Uons la abrupt· ly. •· Sult.able for framln1. . . . \ SAS8lnED CLA.8811'1J:D ad ol Ow wk ., c:Wled by ll&ri..b'n Gump µ, the S'Rafael l·J : ''P'alifu. Quiet rum. rm. ln 11.etant hllJtop bat Sorry. no p.ts or Moral M-.»rity membtrt." --------------------........... . . . . ... . . . -· -..--___ .,_....._,, ________ .,.._. -. . . . . . ·--·~--~----~·............---....------... -"'" ... -........... ... _,, -... .. --DOTH ~,. ... ~ ~~~ ~-..t~"~ Creepy crawlers invade newspaper The meanes t , na s tiest monsters managed to crawl out of the woodwork this week and onto Uncle Len's desk. To be sure. these are the most horrible or beasts ; terrors that lurk in every dark alley and in a fe w cemeteries. U nc le Len was looking through a pile of entries when he came upon the ugliest creature. Oops, it later turned out to be a 4-inch-square mirror someone had thrown on my desk as a joke . Nol funny guys. Searcl\ing for a devilish first place winner was tough but you 'll have to agree 12-year-old Marcus Minear of Huntington Beach has a good offering. The lad takes $5 for his efforts. Coming in second with an excellent Darth Vader portrait is S tephen Schwarz, 13 , of Laguna Beach. Stephen, one of our regular contributors. gets $2. Ma ny received honorable mentions this week. Thanks go to Jim Blackmon. 12, of Costa Mesa and Steve Enos, 13, of Huntington Beach T hey were close contenders for first and second place. Honors also were received by Adam Thompson. 10, of Irvine. Amy Sutter. 11, of Corona del Mar, and Monica Minear , S, and Theresa Minear, 10, both of Huntington Beach . Cynthi a Sisley, 12, or Costa Mesa sent in a very unusual monster that Uncle Len hasn't seen before: a one-eyed spastic case. Which movie did that one come from? The Blob was the choice of Catherine Muller. 12. of Cost a Mesa and Cindee Hickman, 13, and Paula Spas, 13 1t"'J, both of Newport Beach. Frankenstein was the favorite monster for Scott Kuecht, 10, or Huntington Beach and Lori Lee, 11, of Costa Mesa. Getting the first Uncle Len No-No in sever al weeks is Heidi Edmunds of Corona del Mar. It's important that you include your age, Heidi. so that big people can't sneak a picture in. But thank you for your ghoulish monster with veins . N ow that you 've had a frightful time with that contest. it's time to move away from television. We'll come back to the tube for ideas from time to time. Since tonight is the celebration of the Fourth or July, Uncle Len would Like his friends to use the holiday as your next subject. Most of you will either go see professional shows or put on your own fireworks display in your backyards . Although Uncle Len can't accept color pictures. how about trying your best at capturing the Spirit of 1776 on paper. You can draw sk yrockets FIRST PLACE WINNER Marcw Minear of Huntington Beach SECOND PLACE WINNER Stephen Schwarz of Laguna Beach burs ting in a ir or pinwheels spinning furiously on a board. Or t ry to draw your favorite colorful cone spraying sparks and smoke into the air. Once again , Uncle Len reminds his friends to use black ink onJy. Some of you have been sending in drawings with a mixture of pencil and pen. Try to erase the pencil marks that you don't want to reproduce in the newspaper. Cut out a piece of paper 4 inches square for your work and send all entries (you can put more than one in an envelope) to Uncle Len, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca lif. 92626. It 's important that your art gets to my desk by Wednesday. And don't forget to include your age. If you have any special messages that you'd like to run with your art, send them along on a sepa rate piece of paper. Of course , you may title your art work if you wish. .. . . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 FISH Tt41L -Mic11Ml MartiM•, 6, of Huntington Beach took first pria for molt uncuual fWa caught at the JOCh annual fishing conte.i off Hvtd- ington &och pin. Hu pria winner u called a 1argo. Kids, computers • nux Student tackles math troubles through programming By J IM McKAY .. _la ... ""--...... PITTSBURGH Ni ne-year· old Craig Si lverstein was having troubl e m emorizing his multiplication tables. So the third-grader designed a com- puter program to help and now is using it to learn coordinate geometry. Fifth-grader Judy Wood de- veloped a program to quiz the computer user on the names of various cities. It draws a map or the Uniled States while playing "America The Beautiful" in three-part harmony. Kids and computers. some ex- perts say, are a natural com- bination Dozens of machines blinked, buzzed and whistled as 70 area students showed off their elec- tronic prowess at a recent com· puter competition sponsored by Allegheny Intermediate Unit, a regional agency that provides area schools with special educa· lion programs, audio-visual pro- grams and other services. Craig's computer program. whi c h n ot onl y teaches multiplication, but square roots and geometry, too, won him third place in the elementary school classification. "It teaches things he can't do himself," said Ron Baillie. an instructor with the Allegheny In· termediate Unit. "He hasn 't come close to really being able to square roots. but he's able to program a computer lo do it for him ." Craig began programming after hi s older brother Scott t.i~\:ame interested in computers and the family bought one for home and business . He wrote the program after school. "Just watching him type 1s h ysteri ca l ," s aid C r aig 's mother. Marlene. "His math is getting better, and he 's learning coordinate geometry, which they don't teach in third grade ... Now. the sli ght blond boy has plans to copyright the program. To devise her program. Miss Wood "had to learn music and translate the scale of notes." said Baillie. "She learned a ton of geo- graphy . . The map shows every harbor and cove all the way up and down the East and West coasts," he said "Combine that with logic and t he fact that she's mastered a computer language. ll's un- believable ... " As the cost of com pu.ter hardware declines. youngsters a r e being exposed t o the sophi sticated machines more and more. "A lot of parents are buying machines for their kids . We now have microcomputers in many of our classrooms ... said ins truc- tor Linda Miller. Many of the student-written programs are better than those com mercially avai lable, she said. ··People writing educational programs may not be famili ar with the educational needs of kids . That's their biggest prob- lem So a lot or t he student pro- grams are better in quality," s he said "They also tend to have more im agination Kids tend to come up with better ideas since they are s o familiar wi th t he machines. They spend so much time on them." But learning with computers isn't for everyone "We want to dispel the notion that computers are going to teach all kids everything they need to know It's not going to work," said Ms . Miller "But there are some creati ve uses that can involve their imagina- tion!) and stretch some of the limits of their abili ties " Pennies aid food bank PHOENIX, Ar iz. <AP > -The four eighth gr aders struggled a bit as they lugged four buckets fill ed with pennies to a downtown bank, but it was for a good cause. After the final tally, the coins their 1,200 fellow students at Peoria ·Kachina Elementary Sc hool had don a ted netted roughly $.100 for St. Mary's Food Bank. "Wiii someone please hurry and open the door?" Matt Dudek, 13. panted as he and three other members of the student council hauled an estimated 30.000 pen- nies into the bank recently. Pet 'kitties' stir hair-raising protest flUIHIY PRllND -Lynelle NlWn, 4, of Huntiniton Beach cUddl• ber oew·found frimd. Youna people wW haH loll of baby anlm1l1 t.o pet wl pla, with at the Orap County ra1r·1 Ollldren'• ltarnyanl. The fair will be beld Jw110 t.o JI, By JOHN KENNEDY A1-latM ,,.... w.- ROCKY POINT, Ore . -Nice kitty. Greg Stout's neighbors only wis h that affectionate call would send !\is cats a-purring. But Stout's cats are cougars, or .mountain Lions . And though their fangs and claws have been re moved, the cats have meows that don't timidly call for more warm milk. Stout mov e d into a neighborhood mostly of elderly people in this small Southern Oregon town last summer. and brought with him his affection for cougars. "They're beautiful," Stout says. "I love 'em." Stout's neighbors say they weren't pleased when one of the cats rode majestically in the back of his pickup. And they weren't happy with dead animaJ carcasses dropped in front of Stout's property to satisfy the anlmah' love for fresh meal. Tbey got upset and decided to do something when lbe two cats got looee ln the neighborhood at separate tlmes. A woman bad to beat one off a dog tt was chew- ing up alter escaping from a caae. Gayle Baldwin, who lives acro11 the street from Stout, worrlH about children who board school bus.ea leH than a hall·mlle away. "He tb.ro-. a half-end ol a deerlnlhere (the cat.a' ca1e1> and they tear it apart,'' 1h• aa~. "What could tbey do with a cblld?" Tb• two call, SUty, • 1JO. po\mcr f tmale, and Cberok .. , a 140·pou.nd male, are now lD c.... ind 9'GUl .. buiJdlal .. el1bt·foot fence erouad bl• propet'\7. When he first moved to the property, Sauy was chained to a tree ln lhe yard. Stout then ac- quired Cherokee, and 1tate of· llciala required that be build the cases for the cats, cltlnt him when they weren't bu.Ill quickly enouab. Last month, Stout won a cond.l· tJonal use perm.It from Klamath County commlNlon.n to keep the anlmall lf he maintalna the ca1a up to atate atandarda, build& the f~. and acqutrta no mor• coucan. 8.t aome Milbbon 1tlU art appeallq llMit cleetakm, aak1nl I«. pertoillc ctMeU of lbe c .... and • lnlw'anct po(Jc7 by Stout in case the cats escape a1ain. Stout s ays he already has s pent $4,000 on the fence and cages. He feels his net1hbora just aren't belnt nef1hborly. "It sot to the point ll wasn't the mountain lions, lt wat a personal thln.1," 11y1 Stout, a 29·)'Hr·old loner. "It came down to principle -lt'• my place, I O\\lht to be able to rme HythlnC l want." Stlll, eome aay tbt dama1e haa already been done. Dori Baldwln, who plana to retire acro11 th• 1trtel, aays one net1hbor'1 arandchlldren won't visit him llll)'MO,. because ol the coqa.ra. Stout says he moved his fami- ly out of nearby Klamath Falls for the freedom to raise Sassy. H e bou g ht Sa s sy at a California pet shop. though a cougar wasn't his first choice. ·'The cheetah was too da mn expensive." he says. "So when I fo und a cougar, that was just as good." H e feeds the ~ats cow kidneys and spleens and chicken parts. He also gives them fresh meat whe n local ranc hers donate animals that die and can't be sold at market. When Cherokee got out and bit the dog, he wasn't out to serious- ly hurt the little animal, says Stout. "It was a fi ve-or six-pound dog," says Stout. "If he had wanted to kill it, h e would have." Stout admits a woman bad to beat Cherokee with a stick to drive It away before she fainted. The neighbors say they aren't ma king life difficult for Stout be c ause they dislike the cougars, or any animals. "I 'm always picking up st.ray dogs and cats ," say"l Joyce Baldwin. "That's one reason I hesitated on this In the first place. I didn't want the animals (cougars) to be hurt .. We have no 1uarantee that a year from now that that man isn't golna to let that pen faU in· to disrepalr a1aln," ab• aa~. Stout HYI there won't be any probl41m. Meanwhile, he 11.11 M la IQ lhe nmchborbood to my. He bu ruled out mov\q, DO matter how bot it tetl for: blm and hJa ceta. ''It lNml me up, but rm Dal burned up eaout~ lo •• somelhlns 1&Qp6d Oftl' tt.~· M l&)'I. i -l • -.. --• -.... ----- -----......... • ............,..,.,_._,,..._ ________ .,...!"9"'" ___ ,.._. ___ ....,.. _____ ....., __________ .., ................. _______ _ Orange Coast OAJLY Pll.OT/Saturday, July 4 , 1981 -- Sailing odyssey starts F amily hopes to visit 4 continents in home-made sloop KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (AP) - Wh en the 35-foot 1loop Blackberry sets sail today on Fort Loudoun Lake, It will be Independence Day In more than the traditional sense for Dave Shereda and his family. Shereda will have quit his $51,000·a-year job as assistant general manager or the Ten· nessee Valley Authority so he, his wife, Dawn, and their teen· age son and daughter can spend four years sailing to as many continents in a boat they have spent seven years building. The family's journey is to take them down Fort Loudoun Lake and the Tennessee and Mis· sissippi rivers to the Gutr of Mexico, where they plan to spend Christmas in Florida When weather per mits, they want to sail up the East Coast to Maine, Nova Scotia and New· foundland, before beginning a 1,700-mile trans·Atlantic Journey for Ireland. take a ferry to Leningrad, about 100 miles inside the Soviet Union. By the fall of 1982, the family plans to enter Europe's inland waterway system at Amsterdam and travel through Europe and the Mediterranean before spending the winter In Spain. The schedule then calls for the Shereas to sail down the coast of Africa to Madagascar , Zi m · babwe and South Africa before crossing the southern Atlantic for Rio de Janeiro and a trip up the Amazon River. If all goes well, they will have traveled 30,000 miles through 30 countries by the time they return to this country in 1986. Shereda. 47, admits he has big plans. but he has been working on them a long time. He and his wife of 20 years learned to sail together and taught their children, Wendy. 15, and Davy, 13. the ropes sloop with a single 46·foot aluminum mast and d iesel· powered auxlUary enelne. The Sheredas are trying to sell their A-frame house on Fort Loudoun Lake and plan to aell or give away m os t o f their possessions. Wendy and Davy will spend some of their time at sea earn- ing hieh school diplomas by cor- respondence with the University of Nebraska. But their father says he thinks the trip will give the whole family a unique educallon. "It could be that in four years we 'll be such different people that we couldn't fit behind a desk.'· he says Although Shereda knows every inch or the Blackberry, he says the possibility or a shipwreck 1!. always in the back of his mind SUN AND MUSIC Kim Gordon of Costa Mesa and her friend Jim Bartolomew enjoy a o,ity ...... , .... ""'*.., Qeftet ..... leisurely day at the beacn near the Newport After winter in the south of Ireland, the Sheredas hope to dock in Helsinki, Finland. and They began planning the tnp seven years ago, and spent 4,000 hours and $30,000 building the Blackberry, a 13.7-lon wooden .. Ir we go on the rocks on the east coast or Africa. and we all come orr safe, that's one thing. At least the adventure is intact," Shereda says. Coast students on dean's list Forty-one coastal students attending UC Santa Barbara have been named to the dean's list for the spring semester. Students with a grade point average or 3.5 or better out of a poss1 ble 4.0 are placed on the list. Students rece1vinJ? honors are· C .. la -Alwl1I• A•1le, OeM C 11¥t1, IMIMY A "'-'-· Judith L Crou r. G._ O Florey, He ney E I-• end Alcherd L Pucoe OeM ,._ -M.erg.erel F StnNh -S....., 0 Spel....., Jr ,....., VelMy Milly E Allen, Si.pl\enlo A 8olln, Fr"""-E pier. 1982 'pot' vote e y e d SACRAMENTO <AP> An initiative drive has been launched lo place a far ranging marijuana legalization plan before voters on the June 1982 ballot , Secretary or Stat e Mar ch Fong Eu an nounced IC~•n -CMotlne F Wut,_1,.,,., • • M.........,. .._., Tod O a.r11,_, 8-'l»r• F &o14Mon, LAYr• A cadre, Peul A Clark. Gell A EnllelO, FraftCM J E•-. O .. id J Je,,_,, Ruth M Kenrelm.nn, 0 ••11 L Merli, 8ert1are L Moo, Curtis M. NkkorlOf\, O.•ld M NlsNmure, Llncla '.> Paclgell, _, 0 Ple<k k. CJncty K. 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I t046 llOOKHURST IAT•AlftaDI HUMTIM•TOM IMCH 1599" • COl.OI CANllAI '425" • 1ra..eu11299 MOT·Alto..llAle OPIMMY4tll I Daily Piloi SATURDAY, JULY 4', 1981 M O VIES 65 Here's a test that will benefit athletes of all sports. SeeB3. 0 I ~ a Lloyd perf ornis Wimbledon hat trick • American wins battle of nerves for easy 6-2 ,6-2 victory over Mandlikova I WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Chris Evert Lloyd had been through at on finals day six Two of the doubles came after deuce as she tossed hoping to see her win the title. Her father. Vilem Lloyd won the battle of Centre Court nerves times before She won an 1974 and 1976. and lost in her service away. Mandhk, a former Olympic sprinter, stood Friday, soundly defeating Hana Mandlikova of 1973. 1978. 1979 and 1980 Mandlikova faced the Lloyd, driving from the baseline with shrewd applauding warmly as Lloyd received the trophy Czechoslovakia 6·2, 6·2 and taking the Wimbledon ordeal for the first lime judgment, piled up a 5·1 lead before Mandlikova from the Duchess of Kent, wire of Queen tennis crown for the third time "f didn't realize how d1ff1cult it would be," she won another game Elizabeth's cousin The 26-year-old American, after three straight said. ''Maybe the way I played was the effect of In the second set, Lloyd broke to lead 2·1, but Mandlikova's defeat setUed a disput.e about years as runner-up, became the first woman in 14 being in my first Wimbledon final." Mandlikova broke back with backhand returns and her chances of completing the Grand Slam. years to win the title without losing a set. She Lloyd said 1t 'l> not easy playing in a a final forehand pass on one of the rare Philippe Chartier, International Tennis Federation dropped a total of 26 games in seven matches. occasions when the American went to the net. president, said s he was on course for it after The last playe r to accomplish the feat was Related stones, see 82 From 2·2, however, Lloyd streaked away. winning the Australian and French Opens. Others Billie Jean King in 1967. But she lost 28 games in Mandlikova again double-faulted on game point in argued that the Australian championships have five matches She had one bye and one walkover. the fifth game. been moved from January to December, and that The final did not hve up to expectations. Wimbledon final for the first tame Lloyd went to 4·2 with service winners and a the Grand Slam should mean winning the four Mandlikova, the 19-yeat-old star of the advancing · If Ilana wasn't nervous, she wouldn't be brilliant backhand across the court, and she major titles in the same year. The fourth major young squad of Czechoslovakians, showed only human," Lloyd said "I remember in m y first final played a similar shot on her way to breaking tournament is the U.S. Open. glimpses of the exciting tennis that has made her I lost the first set to Billie J ean 6·0. service again in the next game. The four players who have won the Grand the Australian and Fre nch Open champion in the "Hana must learn that talent alone as not In the final game, Lloyd served to 40·0. Slam in the pas t Don Budge in 1938, Rod Laver last year. enough. She didn't use her head at all. She made Mandlikova saved one match point before missing in 1962 and 1969, Maureen "Little Mo" Connolly in Both players agreed that nerves determine the errors and played sloppily." the line with a backhand. The match was finished 1953 and Margaret Court in 1970 -all began with final, and ceremonies are part of the occasion. Yet, a t first the match promised to be a good in just over an hour. the Australian and finished with the U.S. title. The players walked on court past an honor contest Mandlikova held service in the first game British Davis Cup player John Lloyd, Chris's Now, however, the Australian Open is guard of ball boys, turned and curtsied to royalty, and had two break points in the next. But she was husband. watched the final with Dennis Ralston, considered the last major tournament of the year. received bouquets from the All· England Club and too eager, netted two volleys and lost the game. former U.S. Davis Cup captain, who helped her Meanwhile. a record attendance for the were surrounded by television cameras and a Nerves then struck at the young right-hander. prepare for Wimbledon Wimbledon tournament became certain. A total of packed crowd of 14,000 In the third giime. she double·faulted three times. Mandlikova's parents traveled from Prague, 338,467 had seen the matches up to Friday. Delly ............... , ••-1.AcU•y Record held.er Merlin r 8955) averhauls f7342) Aorangi and Shandu after breezy Transpa.c start. Merlin carries deep reef in her mainsail as did most of the I le et in the 18-20 knot breeze which whistled past Prnnt f:ermin. Transpac of f to a spectacula r beginning By ALMON LOCKABEY D•lly ~ .... ~ Wrl• an the race. There were no tnJUnes aboard either boat The 74 yachts minus one got oH to a flying s tart m the Los Angeles to Honolulu race Friday when an unpredicted 18·20·knot breeze got the neet off to one of the fastest and most exciting starts 1n the recent history of the event Fred Preiss' 84 root ::.loop Chns tane from Pac1f1c Mariners Yac ht Club showed her abilit) an the rough going by leading the fleet past the west end of Catalana Is land shortly before 3 p m The race started at 1 The "minus one " was the yacht Gryphon, a J-36 Class C entry skippered by Carter Erickson of St. Francis Yacht Club, which was dismasted in a collision with Donald Dalziel 's Natoma, also from St. Francis Yacht Club, a few minutes before the starting signal. Close behind Christine were Drifter and Merlin, an that order All three boats. plus Ragtime. are contenders for first to finish in the 2.225-mile race to Diamond Head on the islandofOahu Observers at the West End said Ragtime was not in sight as the first three yachts beat their way past the island about three miles offshore Natoma was not damaged and continued The winds were getting lighter as the • Dodger s even seri es Homers cripple Angels again, 8-4 By JOHN SEV ANO °' .. Deify""" ...... "All you guys talk about is how good the Angels' hitting is." Davey Lopes lectured the media Fridar. "We ll, you know something, our hitting isn't too s habby either. "And if you don't believe me, just aslt the Angels." "Yeah, their hitUng is good, but I wouldn't say it's better than ours," added a somber Manager Jim Freaosi. Actually, the Angels couldn't help but be impressed with the Dodgers ' battin1 corps, especially after they attacked Ansel pltchina for four home runs in an 8·4 decision which evened the Fantasy Serles at two 11me1 apiece. Biii Russell with two blutl, Ron Cey and Lopes each deli&bted the Dodier Stadium crowd ol 56,333 wtth their round trippen. the sixth inning as his s hot went deep into the seats in left center. Russell then followed with his second HR, which landed just over the outstretched efforts of left-fielder Joe Rudi and into the Dodger bullpen. Lopes capped the barrage two innings later when he ripped a FANTASY SERIES ' two-run shot to dead center off Dave LaRoche. "I told you guys it was only a matter of time," continued Lopes to the press. "Our bitting has been there all series and you know how good our pitchine ia. ·' Dodger pitching baa been good enough to surrender 19 runs and 45 bitl to the Angels thus far. Of course, Angel pitchtn1, In four games, bas given up 10 home runs as the Dod1en are dolq a pretty &ood imitation of the um New York Yankees. What's becoming clear here ts that thla la a hitter's aeries. yachts approached the island, according to Larry Somers aboard the escort vessel Jubilee. Somers reported the wind at 12-14 knots at 5 p.m The strong winds and lumpy seas were not predicted three hours before the race Roger Pappas of the National Weather Service said the yachts would have about 10 knots at the start. The strong wind also aided the 350 yachts in the Marina del Rey to San Diego race, many of which could be seen bearing down on the Transpac fleet under spinnakers. After the Transpac fleet rounded Catalina Island they were expected to ease <See TRANS PAC, Page B2) McEnroe after Borg's throne Wimbledon croum is at stake WIMBLEDON, England <AP) London's legal bookmakers made Sweden's steely Bjorn Borg an odds-on 4.7 favorite to take his six th s traight Wimbledon men's singles tennis title today against America's rebellious John McEnroe. It is a classical renewal of a 3-year-old rivalry matching the two best players in the world On TV today Channel 4 at 8 a.m. and two men of strikingl y opposite person.alilles and styles. Borg will be seeking to extend one of the most phenomenal winnang streaks in sports -41 consecutive match victories, most of them on Wimbledon's fabled Centre Court. McEnroe won the first meeting between the two in Borg's native Stockholm in the Stockholm Open in 1978, and also the last in late March in Milan. Italy. However, the long -haired. bearded Swede holds a 7-5 edge over his younger rival. including a titanic five-set struggle in the Wimbledon final a year ago which tncluded a tense 34·point tiebreaker in the fourth set and s ix match points against Mc En roe before Borg could safely store the title away M cEnroe n eeded fiv e less-furious sets to beat Borg for his second s traight U.S. Open title at Flushing Meadow. Borg has never won the American crown. Borg. 25. already has become a legend at Wimbledon, and he added to his stature with a dramatic come-from -behind triumph over America 's bulldog-tough Jimmy Connors in Thursday's semifinals, finally winning 0·6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-0, 6-4. It was a stirring backcourt sluggmg match which saw both antagonists al their highest peak. Borg's unbreakable will finally prevailed, as it has so orten in the past. McEnroe, 22, whose route to the finals was softened by elimination of the other seeded players in his half of the draw, defeated Australia's hard·hitting Rod Frawley, ranked 112th in the world, in a match that produced 13 protests on the part of the volatile American. a warnmi;t and a penalty OlVn e r s • running scare d? NEW YORK (A P > The two sides in the major league players strike met separately Friday amid reports that the club owners were preparing a major push to end the walkout that has brought a Fourth of July without big league baseball. The strike, over the issue of free agent compensation, entered its fourth week Friday. It has wiped out 274 games so far. including 13 Friday night, as well as canceling the holiday weekend s lates generally con sider ed to be so m e of baseball's best drawing cards. Federal mediator Kenneth Moffett called both sides back to the bargaining table at 11 a.m . EDT today. and there were indications that a new proposal by the owners was in the works. The New York Times quoted unidentified management sources Friday as s aying that pressure was building on the P layer Relations Committee. the owners' bargaining arm, to end the strike quickly. The owners, The Times said, want to try lo end the first midseason strike in professional sports history in American in time to save the All-Star Game scheduled for Cleveland July 14 and to make the National Labor Relations Board bearing on an unfair labor practice charge, set to begin Monday, unnecessary. According to The Times' sources, the owners are not so • much con cerned about the outcome of the hearing as about the testimony that might come from some of their brethren on the witness stand. Threatl of fines of up to SSOQ.000 have kept most of the owners quJet about the negotiations , but the aelf-lmposed gaa rule could not apply to testimony under oath, The Times said. At lbe Player Relations Committee, Hal Middlesworth, a spokesman for director Ray Grebey, declined to comment on the report. ·•Ray la talkln1 with hla ne1ottattn1 team•• of prealdent.a Chub Feeney of the National Leasue and Lee MacPbaU ol lbe American Leape, and counsel Barry Roan, MlddJeswortb a.aid. Asked ll Orebey bad talked wltb any ownen about a new propo11l. Mlddleawortti nid: Ru.uell. wbo had bit ooty three home runa the entJre teuon, ta11ed Doll Aue for b11 flnt oae In the aecond lnnlna aa It clrcltd JU1tJrwide the left field foul pole. C.ty11 homer came leadln1 olf ... "You ~an talk about hlttina all you want but pltchln1 (See FANTASY, Pa1e 82) { Y ocht• fight /or ~tion in~ ICo'1olfPolllt1'mnin. M~ of tlw JIQCht• ltqnd wUh ahoneMd .ail. 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Last year, Bowa, Mad· .dox and Mike Schmidt were severely roasted by the prisoners for not reaching the World Series and ror losing in the big money games. "I promise you that when we return, we'll bring a Phillies World Series rllm with us," promised Schmidt. Because or a scheduling con!Uct. Schmidt couldn't make the return visit. But his team· mates brought the movie, complete with World Series victory. Quote of the day Jimmy Connors, as ked to forecast the result of today's singles final at Wimbledon. said. ··cloudy. with some rain." McEnroe get• another 1tlff fine WIMBLEDON, ln1land <AP> ~ -John McEnroe Wll ftntd '750 Jl'rt. da)' for an outbur1t 1111nlt 1 line Judce durlnl a mtn '1 doublu match playtd Wtdn11day at Wimbledon. 'fhe line w11 1n addltlon to one for Sl.SOO the fiery New Yorker had to pay after an outburst in his first-round singles match against Tom Gulllkson earlier in the tournament. McEnroe f1t ces another fine 1tfter being warned and pe nalized a penalty point during his semifinal with Aus tralian Rod Frawley Thursday. The latest fine was levied afte r McEnroe accused a dark skinned official of being biased and a "cheat" during the doubles match between McEnroe McEnroe and his partner, Peter Fleming, against Vljay Amrilraj and Anand Amritraj of India Friday's fine was announced by the Touma· ment committee and a n additional fine of $2,500 was recommended Thal recommendation w1U be discussed at a future meeting or the Men·s Professional Tennis Council. U.S. clobbers Mexico. 13-7 PONCE. Puerto Rico -Scott ~ Thornton, who will be a freshman at ·~ UC LA this rail, scored rour goals and teammates Mike Howell. Doug Bolicek and Dan O'Connell each added two as the U.S. Junior National water polo team defeated Mexico. 13·7, here Friday. The vi ctory gave the U.S. squad a 4·1 record in the round robin tournament oHicially known as the Amateur Swimming Union of the Americas world qualifyi ng tournament for players 17 and under. The U.S .. with a victory over Puerto Rico Thursday, has already assured itself a berth in the World Junior cha mpionships in Italy Sept. 14-21 Baseball today On Wt datt ln baatball ln 1882: Midway throuch thelr 11cond 1111on, Blll JU1n1y'1 np1n1lon Loa An1elt1 Ansell 1wept a doubleheader from the Washington Senators. 4-2 and 4·1, and moved into first place in the American League. Lee Thomas' home run Jed ~he way for the Angels in the opener. while Leon Wagner. Felix Torres and Chuck Cottier homered in the nightcap to back up the clutch relief pitching of Art Fowler. The Angels moved a half-game up on both the-New York Yankees and the Cleveland Indians. In the National League, the first-place L os Ang e l es Dodgers s wept the Philadelphia Phillies 16·1 and 7-3. as !<~rank Howard had seven RBI on the day and Tommy Davis had fi ve On this date in 1945 · The Cle veland Indians played an entire game against the New York Yankees without an infield assist On this date in 1939. Jim Tabor o f the Boston Red Sox smashed two gra nd-slam homers in one game Today's birthdays. Pitlsburgh manager Chuck Tanner is 52 Seattle pitcher Jim Beattie is Z1. An unknown Power(s) takes control Non-winner Greg Powers as-!I sembled six birdies on the back side Friday for a 5-under-par 67 and swept into the midway lead at the Western Open in Oak Brook, Ill. His two·day total or 136 gave him a two-stroke lead over first round leader Don Pooley. Tied for third al 140 were Joe Inman, Tom Kile and Jim Simons .. Derending cham- pion Pat Bradley and Jan Stephenson each fired a 6-under-par 66 to share of lead after the second round of an LPG A tournament in Oor ion. Quebec. Jones to appear at Ascot Park OAROltNA -lndlanapoll• • ~O·mlle veterana Bobby Jones of Anaheim and Bobby Olivero of Lakewood will join a 1elect (leld for California Racing Association sprtnl cars at J. C. A1aJa· nian's Ascot Park tonight. Jones ended a string of eight straight CRA· Ascot victories for Dean Thompson or Carson last weekend while Oli vero enters the race in Agajanian's remodeled 98 Jr He has held the USAC dirt champions hip and the CRA sprint car title in the past T~om1>son holdi. the poiot lead with 702 with Jones in second place at S82forthe Ascol track. Olivero and Leala nd McSpadden are pass- ing up USAC's hair milt> dirt race at Williams Grove, Pa. to race at Ascot this weekend. A fireworks display will accompany tonight's rac- ing program with action at 8 o'clock both nights Barrios helps own cause Pitcher Francisco Barrtos of the Chicago While Sox , charged last week in a drug case. has vol untarily entered a Chicago area treatment center to undergo a three-week rehabilitation program The Ph1ladelphla Flyers traded veteran center Rick M aclelsb, one or the re- m a ming links with their proud past. in a multi· player deal With the llartford Whalers or the NllL . John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors, ranked No. 2 and 3, respectively, in the world, and the defending l.: S Open doubles cham- pions. Stan Smith and Bob Lutz, will represent the Unit· ed States when it takes on de- f en din g champio n Czechoslovakia in the Davis Cup quarterfinals July 10·12 Barrios Brian Redman of Bri· tam won the pole position for Sunday's 66-lap Trans-am champ1onsh1p series at Lime Rock, Conn.• Redman turned in a lap of 95.948 Lloyd's not ready ~A smiling Chns Evert Lloyd can't take her eyes off the Wimbledon ?; trophy. ·~ iMandlikova blaDles herself for losing WIMBLEDON, England (AP) ,• -"She didn't beat me. I beat <. myselr. · · admitted Hana • Mandlikova arter slumping to a • 6-2. 6·Z dereat against Chris Evert Lloyd. · ~ The 19 -yea r -old Czechoslovakian seemed over- awed by the occasion and the ~ contest was dominated by the .26· year-old American. who . scored her third Wimbledon · singles triumph. "I didn't realize how dlrrlcult It ·would be. Maybe the way I played was the etrect of my fint Wimbledon final ," said Mandliltova, bolder of the French and lrustrallan Open titles. "I wu ea1er. t wanted to win maybe too badly," she added. "J .cot tllht." Mandllkova aald she had form\llated her t.acUca before the match and bad decided not to 1wltch them, even when she felJ behind. "I decided to play abort to Chris'• forehand, brtnc her to the net and then lob or p111 her. "It wu dltncult. t dJdn'l really play very well ," 1he atkaOwledced. lhndllkova paid tribute to LloJd, • bad Iott ln the lut t.bree Wimbledon nn.11. "Cbrlul• played v•fY weu;· _.. ~ ''Sbt wu veey ,...,. to beat ..,,. ~ 11 th• touO-t C)traon on Lbt tour, both mentally and physically, and is a nice person, too." M andlikov a said the presence of her parents, who had flown in from Czechoslovakia for tbe final, had not affected her con· cent ration. "They sat upstairs and I didn't look there," she said. "Having lhem there didn't make me nervous." From P age 81 TRANSPAC •• sheets for a southerly counie that would keep them clear of the Pacific High which was moving in a southeasterly direction. The Pacific High 11 a large ,area of stale air that ahlrta around the Pacific at this time of year. Pappas said be did not expect lba race fleet to be affected by Hurricane Beatrix which had been nalng about 700 mllea aouth of the Up of Baja California. Flr1t 10 boata rounded Catatt.na wit.bln ao minutea ct each other. In order of rou.ndlq the7 ...-.: ChrlltlM, 2:52 p.m.; Drifter. 2;$3; Merila, 2:51: Chnh Iler, 1 :12; SUlldu, 1:1'; Secnt Loft. J : ti: Octnta, I : II; Zamuaan, a: 11: Hana lto, i: 11: and Wlnter H•Wk( 3:20. • • to quit JUSt yet • WIMBLEDON, England IA P > Chris Evert Lloyd threw down the gauntlet to the tennis world Friday after winning her third Wimbledon s ingles title at age 26 She's not an old lady and s he 's not retiring immediately from the game. "'I think I" m still young, not old," said the gracious empress of the courts, an easy winner over Czechoslo vakia's sensa· tional Ilana Mandlikova on Cen· tre Court ··Every year 1 come here. I ~el better on grass I am more com fortable I love winning ma· JOr championships. As long as I'm playing well and am eager. 1·11 continue r eturning to Wunbledon.·· LLOYD WAS shaken a little by M andlikova · s suggestion in her post-match interview that Chris was determined to win because thi s cou ld b e her last Wimbledon The Czechoslovakian. who beat Lloyd in the French Open s emifinals this year, handing the American champion one of her only two defeats in 190 matches on clay. also said. "She didn"l beat me. I beat myself." .. T hat was very gracious." Chris said laconically. Ne ws me n explained that Mandlikova hadn't meant it in an urogant context and had later called Lloyd "a most tough person . very nice; physically and mentally she should be the best player ever in the world." LLOYD DISPELLED any no- tion that she was contemplating retirement or that she couldn't, in this age or burgeoning teen-age stars. hold her own. Someone reminded her or re- ports that she might be planning to devote herself to family life. She is married to British Davis Cup star, John Lloyd. · · 1 know what you are suggest- ing, .. she said ... Right now I am not pregnant. I can 't go beyond that ·· Her husband, standing in the wings. blushed and smiled. ASKED WHAT the Duchess of Ke nt had said to her in the pre- sentation ceremonies aft er the final match. Lloyd said ··1 talked with her two days ago Today she told me I never looked better. And s he said in- stinct had told her this was my year:· Lloyd said that s he was ex tremely nervous before the final and very determined to win after losing three straight years in the finals twice to Mart.Ula Navratilova and last year lo Evonne Goolagong. ·"When I am determined." she sa id, "I am still the best. I think I proved that in the U.S. Open last year." Lloyd , who had lost a t Wimbledon and curtailed her schedule, had been pi ctured as on the decline. Her U.S. Open victory was her firth . She chided Mandlikova -and offered the young girl some ad· vice. · · 1 was a nervous wreck out there, so I know if Hana wasn't nervous she wouldn't be human Pl aying Centre Court in Wimbledon the first time is not an easy lhing. I remember my first time. I lost the first set to Billie Jean Kin~. 6·0 " ....... IC 10G1 a~ of /nmratfon /t1r H01tO NandltUcow °'tr.. w•mbl41don /fnolile Iott bl •trqight Htt. A~~ Chris Evert Lloyd throws her arms up m tnumph after winning third Wimbledon title. From Page 81 FANTASY SERIES • • • will still be the determining factor in the series," said Angel second baseman Bobby Grich, who went 3-for-:r. including a home run and triple. "There's a lot of good hitting on both sides. It"s just going to be a matter of who"s going to stop who first." In today's pivotal contest it will be a rematch or game one as Burt Hooton will oppose Nolan Ryan. Hooton won the rtrs t duel as he tossed a six-hitter in l..A's 4·1 victory . Doug Rau slruggjtd lhro~gh 6~ innings Friday•rftght before getting help from Bob Welch. Rau, who was anything but sharp, allowing eight hits and four runs during his stint. still kept the Dodgers in the game until their offense could take over. "THAT'S ALL our pitching has to do," said Reggie Smith. "All they have to do ls keep us close enough and then we'll do the rest" "We j ul't have too many weapons t o be shut down continually,·' added Lopes. "There might be a game or two where we're off or a pitcher is really· on, but basically we're going to score our shau of runs." And, so are the An1el1, which should put tremendous pressure on today's hurlers. "You can't think about lt or ll't 1otn1 to come back and t\'unt you," said Hooton. "Tht Ancel• are •certainly a 1ood hilling team but l can't stay up a ll night wondering how I"m going to pitch to Rod Carew or who is hitting af'ter Don Baylor. .. tr I did that I might as well throw my glove out on the mound and quit." • • • ~ANTASY NOT•S -Tl•• l11j11ry c.11111 conll1111u to orow· With lilly M-• .,.._ 0.w•I .. end WIKie --elr9alty .ullMI .... Ilk• ,.,......, joined ... bell .. _,.. "' ... lldellMt -lie .. ft IN_._ 111 ltw IK .... lnnlno ·~ 1.......ino ,,,. -"" "'' Ulr9u4ftt ll•nd -...., Mid ,. ••-I.I to .. llectl Ill center , .. .., lodey . T,. lnjwy lor<M ,....._. T-llllY .._....IO , ...... lflt~ e bit ...... wea me..., to center wllll i.-LMy 9114"0 '9 rltM ~ Ma.y -•IMHl'll"O tlle roi. n .,.. . o.w....-• .,. ~ -... , .. wtfklently ._,.,, !NII IN celcMr tl>lnera ,. .-•* rel11r11 tot,_ I.._ todey .,...... .. M9fta4 Celllonlle 201 OIO ~ t I lot........ '" .., ftll-4 ' • ..... ..,, <ti, Lall• .. 171 -~. lla11, WtlCll 171 end l'er111sen, y .... , 171. W-llew. l-Aeae S-W•l<ll. '8--Grkll CAI. Hlh-Grk ll CAJ, ll111Mt1 t. l -. C..y IOI. A ~.m. Sodders r ejects Twins' final offe r Former Orange Coast College s tar Mike Sodders, the 11th player chosen lo the r~eot amateur drart and No. 1 pick of the Minnesota Twins, bu· ,... portedly turned down the club'• final offer. Sodden, who batted .U. and led Ari10na State to the CoUeae World Serl championahip th11 year, 11 an AJl·American t.h1rd bateman. Ke hit 22 bomen 1ftC1 collected 100 RBI lb.la aeaaon. - .......... --"""""""'"""~""""~---_.,.,.....-------•• •• ,_ • • .. ,. ....-... ---·---·--·---· --__ , __ .... ~...,....,.-w_....,#~• ... •-<+----•~•-•,_.•...,4-w_w,,_;.,.u..,z--a-.u ... u .. u....,.oo-.<,..V-4F~•--~· Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 •• Has your body's symmetry ever worried you? If it has, here's a test you should consider taking By EDZINTEL OftMOellt .......... Now, for the mere aum of $240, you can find out such juicy personal health Udbita such as: How much do I pron ate when I Joa? How close is my body to being symmetrical? What is my bilateral raUo? THOSE AND OTHER hot topics of the day are being explored at an Irvine medical center where the use of high speed cinematography, along with other modern devices, are measuring athletic performance standards that until recently were thought to be almost impossible to ascertain. For the average weekend Joeaer or tennis player, details such as body symmetry probably aren 'l too high on his priority llst of knowledge. But for the aspiring world class runner or Olympic athlete, the computer read out sheet he r eceives from the MacArthur Medical Center, showing his biochemical statistics, can be vital. Still, that doesn 't mean a 45-year-old businessman who plays an occaaional round of golf can't benefit from what's called Clinical Gait <meaning rate of movement) ~alysis. ''WE WANT TO concentrate on the wellness aspect of athletes and non-athletes alike," says Dr. Charles Bartell. developer of the clinic. "it's like getting a fine -tuned a nalysis of body movement." The difference between this and other biochemical test methods is that this clinic can do it at a fraction of the cost. Whereas similar operations wilt charge upwards of Sl,500 per session, BarteU's analysis costs just $14-0 for a laboratory flexibility and muscle test and $100 for the film analysis. And, adds Bartell, when you consider that an individual's personal medicaJ insurance is allowed to pick up 80 percent of the tab, the out-of-pocket fare of a bout $50 is more than reasonable. Bartell and his associates have been able to minimize the costs by employing simple and inexpensive pieces of equipment, yet equipment that is, for the most part, just as functional as the elaborate kind used atother cUrucs. FOR EXAMPLE, INSTEAD of using huge, complex video cameras. Bartell uses small Super 8 cameras that c an be hand held and easily transported. Also, normal cinem a a nd video apparatus record too few FPS (frames per second ), about 30 on the average. The MacArthur Medical Center has their Super 8s cUckingatupto300 FPS. In addition to the use of film, the center utilizes a digitizer electronic calculator the size of a standard IBM typewr iter to measure ranges of motion, ve locities, acceleration of body parts and other variables. "TOO MUCH CLINICAL diagnoeis today la done without proper knowldeae," said Dave Eckert, a technician for the clinic. "There are mulUple reasons for testln.C_ of this sort -preventive medicine, personal research, consultin&. coaching and diagnosis.'' The computer, catted Bodywalch, assigns numerical values to geometrical points which is fed to a computer. The computer, in tum, describes the motion, graghs data, plots bodily motion in the form of stick rtgures, compares bUateral motion and can suggest variables involved, i.e., what types of alterations can be prescribed to amend the problem. All that from a computer that costs about $3,000, again substantially cheaper than some units used by clinics whlch can run $100,000. At the moment, the clinic is primarily focusing ·It's like getting a fine-tuned analysis of body movement.' on analyzing runners' performance, although tennis players, golfers, divers, high jumpers and just about every type of athlete can be tested. The testing is quick and painless. It can be done during one's lunch hour. All that's required is a pair of running or tennis shoes. "WE DON'T TRY TO change a person's natural physical t endencies," says Eckert. "The biggest mistakes in biochemical research is that we claim to know everything there is lo know about body motion. Bu{ all people do not move alike.'' The test does not claim to be all-revealing, nor is it 100 percent accurate . But it can go a long way in helping athletes and coaches understand human performance. One of the clinicians at the center says this type of research can eventually lead to providing the difference between a gold and bronze medal. Shawn Gallagher . a standout long distance runner at Corona del Mar High this past year, was at the MacArthur Medical Center recently as a subject for a demonstration oflhe system. GALLAGHER WAS RATED in the top 15 of prep cr oss country runners in the U.S. th.is hear but after he went through several different tests, be found out some things about himse lf that he never realized. "Though Shawn is a strong runner , we found some areas where he couJd use improvement ... Without getting too specific, Eckert said that Gallagher could change certain aspects of his running style to strengthen his legs and enhance his performance capabilities. The data that Bartell 's testing can provide seem endless. ·'The average person on the street can afford to utilize t h e c enter and receive invaluable information," said Bartell. ..., ...... ,.... Shawn Gallagher hlu hu performance emmined by Drs. Timothy Byron (left) and Charles BarteU. The clinic is also testing for cytotoxk and body fa t levels, as well as providing nutritional and psychological counseling as part of its general practice. Eckert gives us a bit of free-advice on training: ··o ur research has shown that the formula for fitness is 30 minutes of 120 beats of the heart per minute. three times a week." Now isn't that simple'' Early wake up for Wimbledon Angels and Dodgers a lso featured ... sort of By HOWARD L. HANDY °' .. OeiMy ...... ,.., Sports rans who arise early today will be able to watch the Wimbledon men's singles finals on Channel 4 beginning at 8 a.m. An<i while the major league baseball strike continues to put a damper on play in the American and National Leagues, the minor league clubs are still functioning. Channel S will bring .a game between the Salt Lake Gulls (an Angel farm club> and the Albuquerque Dukes (a Dodger team ) here live al 6 tonight. Otherwise. the Western Open golf tournament will be shown tape delay on Channel 2 or you can sit back and watch such taped programs as the Thomas Hearns vs. Pablo Baez WBA welterweight title bout, join a Cuban refugee in teaching children how to fish or view the Acapulco cliff divers in action. lion. Following are the top sports events on TV today. Ratings are: 111 I excellent;"" I worth watching; I ./fair; / forget It. ~ 8 a.m., Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./ The Gulls of Salt Lake City play the Dukes of Albuquerque 1n this minor leaoue contest. The Gulls represent the Angels' top farm team while the Dukes belong to the Dodgers. OTHER TELEVISION 8 a .m. (9) -COLLEGE RODEO -Highlights of the 1981 national intercollegiate rodeo association finals, taped In Bozeman, Mont. 11 a.m. (5) -WCT INVITATIONAL -Eddie Dibbs vs. Maf'\uel Orantes, taped In March at Salisbury, Md. 11 :30 a .m. (13) -CALIFORNIA SURF SOCCER HIGHLIGHTS. 3:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SATURDAY -Brent Musburger Is the host for an update on the sports scene. Segments include the Chunlchi Cup gym-nastics competition, taped at Nagoya, Japan. Al so: Acapulco cliff diving, taped in Mexico. C:W) -FUT-BOL -Brazil vs. Polonia. 3:50 p.m . (4) -NBC SUMMER SPORTS SEASON Welterweight boxing taped In Houston : Thomas Hearns (31-0) vs. Pablo Baez (1-4-8·2) In a WBA title fight; Jose "Plpino" Cuevas (28-6) vs. Jorgen Hansen (71 -13). Also: The CART Atlanta 125s, taped at the Atlantp International Raceway. And a report on the Tour de France bicycle race and a Wimbledon wrapup. Bruce Jenner Is host with com- mentators including Marv Albert and Or. Ferdie Pacheco. Michael Alo. the CI F 4·A co-Football Player of the Year at Banning High in both 1979 and '80 and Che r yl Miller, a two-time 4-A Player of the Year in basketball at River s ide Po ly, have been name d the top Southern California prep athletes for 1980-81 by the Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation . Alo, a star performer in the last two years of Banning 's fiv e successive LA City 4·A football c hampionship teams, was tabbed by his coach, Chris Ferragamo as· 'The finest high school football player I've ever seen," and Ferragamo has seen sever al. Alo is headed for USC in the fall and will perform in the Shrine Gam e a t the Rose Bowl, July 25. Alo is also a two-time 2x4x8' THRIFTY STUDS 4x8' NEPAL Reg . 1.29 c CHEAP ENOUGH TO USE ANYWHERE SALE ROSEWOOD Reg. PANELING $l 2.s0 95 '. IEAUTIFUL-PRACTICAL WIMBLEDON TENNIS: Men's singles finals. Announcers: Dick Enberg, Bud Collins, Donald Dell and Bill ie Jean King. It's Bjorn Borg against John McEnroe in a rematch of last year's five-set classic. Borg got to the finals the hard way by coming back to defeat J lmmy Connors, 0-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-0, 6~ Thursday. Mc Enroe had a much easier time, ellmlnating Rod Frawley, 7-6, 6-4, 7·5. 4:30 p.m . (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -Host George Plimpton talks to Pirate slugger Willie Stargell about his former teammate Roberto Clemente. 5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Cov-erage of the Firecrac ker 400 stock car race, taped at Daytona Beach. Also: The world show jumping final, taped at Birmingham, England. (28) -SOCCER. LA City s h ot put!•---------------------------- (f) 2:30 p.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ GOLF: Western Open. Announcers: Jack Whitaker, Pat Summerall, Ben Wright, Frank Glleber and Ken Venturi. Greg Powers, a non-winner on the tour, fashioned a 5-under-par 67 to take the lead at the midway point of the tournament. Two strokes back is first round leader Don Pooley. 11 , p.m., Ch•nne• s 1 MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL: Salt Lake City at Albuquerque Announcer-.: Don Drysdale, Bob Starr and Ron Fairly. 19811201'• OUTSTANDfNG INVENTORY! EXCELLENT COLORS & EQUIPMENT! LEASE OR BUYI ....... ,.,. .... Roy Carver BMW 1540 JumouE aD., Nl•POIT CEnEll N&•POaT ISACll.. CA. tl660 7l4·640·MM 6:30 p.m. (50) -TENNIS FOR THE FUTURE -In the final episode of the series, Coach Vic Braden reviews key points on strategy and condition- ing. 8 p.m. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 10 p.m. (11) -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. RADIO Baseball -Salt Lake City at Albuquerque, 6 p.m .. KMPC (7 10). (The Dally Pilot Is not responsible tor late chil,..a.) IEASE A NEW EXECUTIVE HOME in an exclusive • champion with a best mark of 61-6~. M iUer. a junior, is a three-time AJl-CIF first team basketball player . 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She was followed closely by Drifter and Merlin, the latter of which holds the elapsed lime record of 8 days, 11 hours for the 2,225 nautical miles race. Royal showing by OCC Crew adds touch of class to prestigious regatta By CURT SEED EN Of_Dl't, ........... While the reports from Wimbledon have centered a round the unruly conduct of John McEnroe, word from Henley-On-Thames is that everything is going smoothly . That, of course. included the Cine showing by the Orange Coast College crew which competed in the 142·year·old Henley Royal Regatta Thursday and Friday. OCC Coach Dave Grant's junior varsity eight boat breezed to victory in its first race Thursday. then lost by 21"1 lengths F'riday. OCC. of course, can only compete in the junior varsity divisions during the collegiate season in the U.S. because it is a community college. At Henley-on-Thames. the Pirate rowers were in t he same boat. so to speak. with crews from Yale. Washington. Princeton and a hos t of colleges and boating clubs from England. Their goal there was the Lady's Challenge Plate. And. regardless of the final outcome. the OCC rowers s howed something lo the throngs of people who lined the River Thames Thursday. The OCC shell record a 7: 14 clocking over the 1,450-meter course. Thal was better than Yale which won its first race over University College of North Wales It was also better than Was hington which finished w1th a 7 · 20 reading • • * A FEW FOOTNOTES to the Henley Regatta: It received the "royal" \.ag in 1851. 11 years arter the first HenJey Regatta. when Prince Albert attended. No trouser suits or pants suits for women are allowed and traditional dress is encouraged in the famous Stewards' Enclosure. -Unlike other regattas, only two lanes are used at Henley and only two boats race at a time with the loser being eliminated from the regatta. -The University of Natal traveled several thousand miles from South Africa to compete Thursday but was disquaUed for arriving three minutes late for its race. NataJ reportedly falsed $19,000 to make the trip -its first appearance at Henley -only to miss out on the entire affair The Associated Press reported that the Natal coach decided to give his crew an extra five minutes of warmups and traveled up the course. A spokesman for the rowers said there were so many small craft in the water that they couldn't get back an time for the start. * * * SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS will gather at Irvine's Heritage Park July 18 and 19 when Saddleback College and the city of Irvine sponsor a Sports Collectors Convention. Exhibitors are invited to join the si>orts parade with their private stock of baseball cards. old COMMUNITY COLLEGE magazines, game programs. brochures. bubble gum cards (no old bubble gum, please> pins and other novelties The convention was originally scheduled to correlate with Irvine Day at Anaheim Stadium July 19. Cost per table for exhibitors is $20 and includes continuous s howing of s ports highlights on film . including Angels and Rams games. and World Series clips The convention wall be held an the Hentage Park Recreation Center. 4601 Walnut More information on the convention is available by phoning the college at 83 I ·4530 * * * WfilLE DIEHARD baseball fans fiddle with computers lo determine the outcome or imaginary games, the state's community colleges have come up with a more legitimate use for them As part of a n experim ental program. the releaguing committees In Southern and Northern Ca lifornia are using computers lo schedule pre-season football games. .. A district needs to handle football scheduling more carefully because unlike other sports. football is subject to inOuence such as enrollment and geography," explains Don Mc Kensie. the South Coast Conference's commissioner. Under the new format. the state draws the firs t two non-conference opponents for each community college through a computer process. The college then is required to schedule the remaining pre-season games . Orange Coast, for example. tangles with Palomar in the Pirates' opener on the Comets' field. OCC then hosts Saddleback the following Saturday njght. With baseball gone, Trinity it's been pretty dry ousts OCC at Henley From AP Dlapatchea The baseball strike has paved the way for several less crucial sports to run, jump, dribble or kick their way Into the news these past few weeks. Out-of.season aports like basketball and football are getting the early trealmenl and Wimbledon is getting the royal treatment. With the lull In the hot sports news, The Associated Press hu decid~ lo drop a few historical reminders on us (in the form of fillers), some of the surprising nfture. others of the who cares bf and. Here are a few examples: -The 1reat Jim Thorpe had a twin. brother, Charles, who died at the aae of 8. • -Jlm Thorpe, a 1roat track man and football player, alao spent six yeare ln the baaebalJ major lea•u ea, and had a lifetime batUna averace of .252 . -Jlm Thorpe, altbou1h principally of Indian stock, alto had lrllh and French aneetlore. -The tlmln1 of ru= event.a to the lotb or a a wH used ror U.. flrtt t.lmt ln tbt Olympics ln 1112 in Stockholm. -Byron Nelson won 18 pror--:::.:.oar toumamenta ln 1145,. . -In U.. lMlll. Byron Ntison played 113 straltbt PGA tournament• wttbout ml11l.n1 the cut. -'lb• New York Yaueet played their home games at the Polo Grounds. the N. Y. Giants field, for 10 years. 1913·22. -Through the 1980 baseball season, the New York Yankees had drawn one million or more fans on the road for 35 straight years. -Joe Gordon, New York Yankees second baseman, was the American League MVP In 1942, aJthou,gb he led the league in three dubious categorles,- errors. strikeouts and hitting into double plavs. AYSOte~ head west The Newport Beach Breaken and Waves, boys and cirta soccer teams from A YSO Region ~. departed ror H....U Frida~ 'to com pete tn lnvf ta dona I aoccer tournament. reaturtn1 teams from both the malnland and Hawaii. A YSO Area 4 in Ha wall extend.ed the invitations to tu ma all over the U .S. to compete ln lbe week-Joni 16-team ~.menu. The Breakers, a team of 12-13-year-old boya who played Dt vi al on Four aoecer last 111.1on.. and tht Waves, a IJ'OllP ol 1Jrl1 the 11me a11. will ~ wttJI famlllea ol the bost t.eama. \ HEN LEY ·ON -THAM ES. England Trinity College of Dublin, the national crew champion of Ireland, posted the fastest time of the day and in the process eliminated Orange Coast College durin1 second day action of the Henley Royal P.eRatta on River Thames Friday. Trinity's shell raced to a time of 7 :07. while OCC came in at 7: 15, which still turned out to be the filth fastest time of the afternoon. The OCC rowers were after the coveted Ladles Challen1e Plate, annually awarded to t.be lop finisher. The OCC shell actually led Trinity at the midway P<>int before the eventual winner spurted to the llnhh llne, winnlng by 2~ len,uia. "l wouldn\t ' have done anything dlfterent about tht race," said OCC Coach D!tve Grant. "It wu a rreat race. ''Dublin Is 1 very experienced crew and they have the 1bllll)' lo spurt -and tbat't how they fOl by ua, in a spurt." The IOIHI by occ and Prlnc~ left Yale, Wublneton and Wllllams as the onl7 American crew1 left. Wlllla1111 wiU mfft Trinity, 1eedtd No . a, in the q uarlerllna.la. ·r .. , .............. 1111,111110111110 ......... ,... ........ -·-··-.... _ .. ___ ................ -----_______ , ______ _ - -...,... --~.,.... .............. ..._-•r-.••-w ...... w--..;-+ __ ...,._... .. ,,,,_._, __ , __ ... __ ..,4r-.;;,.....0>1P_N .. W-y..-f •••--·~':•' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 4, 1 ~81 •• The winners: Barbara, Max, Ed Tbt triple crown l1n't a hone race thl1 w11k. tt'a lht r11uJta of Trivia Bowl XXU a1 Barbara Del1ado. M11 tlae Kalle and &d lelunerler all ind up in a dead heat for top honore. Actually. Roy GleaoS.ter had the only per!ect score both this week and last, but a few weeks of Inactivity left him too !ar behind. The shared vie· tories are the eighth for Max. the seventh for Ed and the third for Ba rbara. TRIVIA Onward and upward to Trivia Bowl XX III as we return to the starting gate for more of the same. Number nine is worth the extra marbles. 1. Jane Adriance made It to the silver screen as whom? 2. In the comic strip Drabble, what is Wendy's last name? 3. HotUps' father on "MASH" was a famous military man. What was his ruck.name"' 4. Name the "spider man" who scaled the Sears Tower in Chicago s. Henry Fonda on ce played the s ame character in two different movies . Name this his· torical figure. 6. Contrary to popular belief, Elizabeth Taylor didn 't make her screen debut in ··National Velvet." Name the flick she did bow in. 7. Who, in baseball, was known as "the walk· ing man?" 8. Ralph Keppleman is a character in what stage play? 9. In the movie "Dr. Strangelove," identify <a > the three-letter code that sent the bombers toward Russia and (b) the words they stood for in Sterling Hayden's mind. 10. Bob started at the bottom and encountered Previously c.c. Steakhouse Now Bart's II with Exciting new dinner menu NOW OPEN Monday-Saturday for Lunch 11 A.M. Join Us Sundays for Champagne Brunch 10-3 Free Champagne New partner Holiday Magazine's Award Winn e r form er l y of Blackbeards & Bob Burns. 18926 Magnolia Fountain Valley TRIVIA IOWL XXll "INAL ITANDINOI '· •• ,..,.~111) M11 .. lllllf'e 11tl I I k""*1er I 'fl J. Tr.cy Godfrey 1""-1 a. tllley GMMI-(111 • ·awta~t•I J .•• ,,.,., u.rty ··-"' • Lillie QedMllell Iii , .. , .. , .. IU\o\ ltl ,. lit IOt J, OnrlMNlll~l'I " •• ·~110y ,,..,y <•I'll ti\.\ t , H111ey ,,,_ ttl 11 IO. It IC Ii '#INler UI .. 11 TM Gf"OUl>l•I • 'no entry ,....... ...II f1f 1 .. 1 tCOf'e •w....._ some rough sailing, but it was his hand on the he lm al the end of what movie? Last Week'• Aaswera 1. Jon Hall <name change) 2. Ll'l Abner (Available Jones) 3. "Hart to Hart" (Mr. and Mrs. H.) 4. Chevrolet Corvair (unsafe auto) S. "Crash Course" ( Burstyn's movie) 6. "Olympia" (ship renamed "Exodus") 7. Ernie Shore of Boston -he replaced Babe Ruth after Ruth walked one batter and was eject· ed . The runner was thrown out stealing and no one else reached first <perfect game) 8. "Who's Happy Now"'" <Faye Precious) 9 "God Bless America" (Berlin song> 10 "American Graffiti" <movie riddle> f Send your answers to TRIVIA. ci o the Dady Pilot, Box 1560. Co11a Me1a 92626 All entne1 muat be rece1ved by Wednelday, otherwue half the la.st player's score will be awardedJ lt'1 Fr1alty Friday •nd,,.,,.,,, D&My'1 ~Derby! ,,,, *""" ,..,,,, ,,.,_ ., soo11n11 .. ,,. ,.,! 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LOil Mil" (l'Q) """' HANOA" 11" IPOI ORANGE DRIVf ·IN \Ort~ -,"41 •tW'f • l•o~• ( on•t• 551·7022 ~-·---­a.O"'-" l"I r ntl '°tTlltAN A&.WAYI ltlNOI TWICC'' 1"1 .... .... 61 ~A~ MISSION DRIVf IN " ,., ,.~ . ,~ ,_. ... .. WARNER ORIVt IN .. ..... 1 ........ , 01 ... t~ ll•d Hitt -------OftA~Ya""INt 0 IT AR TitllC" IOI : ' ' ---------·---•-• __ •_•_• !.........!....!..* u a• " c:sze t .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. July 4, 1981 ~ociety of Seven' has a little of everything By MICHAEL DOVGAN °' ................ There'• aomethln1 unusual appearing on the staee of the Kona Hawaii niebtclub's Polynesian Room -a Caucasian. ''Hey, come on folka . Let's hear It for the only J:blte guy ln the group," Is bow Tony Rulvlvar, ljt-4er of the musical team Society of Seven, in· ~uces keyboard player Anthony Smith, whose ~ blond hair makes him a standout among the •her band members, all Asian. :-.· (The Kona Hawaii, on Harbor Boulevard ln ~anta Ana, follows a unique booking policy -all tieir entertainers are of Asian descent. although e music is usually pure American. The results !in sometimes good; groups like The Reycards i)\41 The Fabulous Krush play to the delight of acked houses. Al other times, such as the recent appearance of a weak outfit called Oldies but Goodies, the audience must pine for another act ~!any race or national origin.> :..~ The Society or Seven orrers a polished blend or ;paµsic and comedy in a true repertory mode. Each 'troup member has his tum in the spotlight, and each deserves it. Their's Is a maxed salad or musical modes, ranging from new wave rock lo show tunes, from 1 country western to Tom J ones, from early-day swing to "Havah Naglla." Just to keep It all in perspective, this band from the islands throws in the ''Hawaiian Wedding Song," wruch must be to the Kona what "Orange Blossom Special" is to a ny kicker bar. There are some fine surprises. Singer Jun Polistico does a remarkable Frank Sinatra imita· lion on "New York, New York." He follows that with equally credible impersonations of Jobnny Mathis, Tom Jones and Englebert Humperdiock. Then Terry Lucido steps in with a bit of opera a la Luciano Pavarotti. A medley of songs from the hit musical "An· nie" is equally uplifting. Their country set is en· tirely respectable . And their tribute to Elvis is refreshing for one reason none of them try to look, dance or sing like The King. They simply present his songs in their own style. That's as at should be. Fortunately, the Society of Seven spends more time singing than they do making jokes Their comedy routines are sometimes amusing, but tend to drag on until the joke has gone flat. An ela borate satire on "Shogun," for example, starts out pretty funny but quickly becomes a drudgery. The Society does use physical humor to good effect. Their act is loaded with props like an ap· plause sign and a glove attached to the end of a long pole for shaking hands with audience mem· be rs. The band does two quite different sets -at 8 and 10:30 p.m. -and both are good but the second is better They'll be holdmg forth at the Kona Tuesdays through Sundays until July 6. It's a show to catch Sinatra, Liza sue NEW YORK CAP) Singers Frank Sinat ra a nd L iza Mi nne lla ha ve tea m e d up in a multimillion-dollar suit against a company they c l ai m is sell in g vi deo c a ssettes of their pe rformances without authorization. Sinatra ·and Miss Minnelh a re seeking $1 million each fro m All Sta r Video Corp . o f Levittown, plus SlO million each in punitive damages and an injunction to halt distribution. Their suit, filed in U.S District Court here, c lai m s trad e mark infrin ge m ent, unf ai r competition. misappropriation and unauthorized use of their names and likenesses In the Dark Ages, Magic was a weapon. Love was a mystery. Adventure was everywhere ... And Dragons were real. -..... :.~~::::1nl1 ---~--= . .Jr.: NOW PLAYING Ultl._ lDWAllDa l&DOlCIACI 11119f•T• IUCll (I 10<0 !141 '13/lO HuMl!lgtOll ~It 841 OJU ~ -.u ruu Ou• &34 n~ ... &46·2711 ... .-Tl CMIT C:Wf lolffl ~& 1111 ITHIUll IMlfft.ltl °'""9' eJ9 1170 ................... WKtnMJltf Hl•3'93 • ,UIO ICCUTU fOllTlll.......,, ROGER MOORE . 1'\MES BOND 007r FOR YOUR EYES ONLY ............ A RICHARO PRYOR Producllon Ro~rl Chrlah•n Gto•g• Co. RICHARD PRYOR · CICELY TYSON 'R1 A UNIVERSAL RELEASE ~ Pilai OAtLY 1 ... 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L ... h~elOIMll~ ~IOll'IMIOll'a 111.&.MUllAJ STRIPES llJ oic;J:.":t,\. • • , . . l ·( , Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 .., \I I fW·\"l -MORNttG~ 1:00 WI-LEDON TENNUt MM'U l ...... llMI 1:*18 Cl) ~ llUNNY I "°"° MJNHlll I AATPAlllOL HEATHCUFY' AND OINOaAT I MINTY FACTOAV LRMOUNOUS ID WMlNOFOAA AEAION «I RICHIE AICH I 8C008YDOO t:OO 9 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM~ THE SEA U FONZ AHO THE HAPPY DAVI GANO 8 I.AUREL ANO HAAOY • AOOP(A) 9 NOVA '1i) WAITING FOR A AEA80H MO\ltE "The GrNt Senllnl" ( t9791 Robert Duvell. Blythe Denner A rough-and- reaoy Marine C0<p1 onie.t le~• domettlc baltles when t>• tries to Impose his mlllt81)1 ldeeJ1 on hi• faml· ly ·PG· •.30 D RICHIE NCH I 8C008YDOO I I.AUREi. AHO HARDY FROM JUMPSTREET I.!) WIVTINO FOR A ~ 9 THUHOAM THE 8AMAAIAH 10:00 8 (I) POPEYE 9 OZZJE ANO HARRIET 8 1.AUAEl AHO HARDY GJ HOGAN'S HEAOE8 &I) MO\ltE • • 'Tha Amerlcano" ( 1955) Glenn F0<d, Fran!. Lovaj<>y A T a1u cowl>Oy l•l'ds romanea and edven- ture wll«1 ha a11amp11 10 del!V9t pnza Br an ma bull• to Braz.II 8l) KEEP ON TAACKIN' ~ VOnA'I PIPELINE "S®theast Atllans· N- Settlers" 11) HE.ATHCUFFAHD OING8AT {C)MOVIE "Kill Or Be Kiiied" (1980) Joseph Ryan, Charlolla Mlct>elle 'PG' 1CUO 9 AMERICA'S TOP TEN D THUNDAM THE 8AMAAlAH 8 MOVIE a a '"1 Abbolt And Cos· lello M .. t The lnVISible Man" (1951) Nancy Gulld, Wlttlam Frawley The lnvlst· b1e Man hires lhe SCAttat· btelned duo u datectlllft • THI aASEMLL 8UHCH Host: Jotv1ny Bench. • QAAOEHIHO FROM THE GAOi.iND UP ~ CONTEMPOAAAY HEAi. TH l88UE8 9 PlASTICMAH I 8A8Y PlAS 11:00 f) (I) TARZAN/ 1.0NE RANGEA 8 WCTTENN18 "1200.000 Maryland Invi- tational" Eddie Oibb• VI M a.nual Or llntH D O W£EKENO . SP£CIAl "II I'm LOii, How Come I Found You?" A run-ay l>Oy, a puppy named "Pud- dles" and 1111 elde<ly al'>OP- llftar compllceta Illa for two benlt rob'*-(Part 2) fR) I CAA CARE CENTAAl JUUA CHllO ANO COMf'AK'f 8!) CONTEMPORARY HEAJ. TH 188UE8 (S)MOVIE "Urban Cowl>Oy" ( t980) John Trevolt•. Oabra Winger A blua-collar wa<kat wno fanclN himself a moc1e<n-<11y cowboy fall• In low with a girl he meet• in a Popular c;ounlry-and -tarn bar ·po· 11:30 U QI AMEAICAN 1.AHD8TAHO • 80Ul. TRAIN • 80CCEA 9 AOMAOHOll'S TAlll.E("l ID CONTEMPORARY HEAl TH l8IUU -AFTERNOON- 12:00 I (I) FAT AL8EllT LoeT IN 8PACE "There WaH Olanta in The Earth" 11 WILD. WILD WUT w .. 1 1nd Gordon find the deadly Or Lovalan· "eotp .. :· lhen encountw "'' 9ql.lelly dMdly "uncle ' • MAAOU9 WElJY. M.O. NutM Lopaz 11 called upon to detlvw a b41by under uneicpec1ad conditions • T* OlD HOU8E atlva ""*ICMI' t toundlnO lltllet• draw ue> I lom'lli cMClaratJOn ttat~ their tr-son. lrom Enoi.nd • MOVll •••~ "Tht Alimo" ( 1N0) Johll W1yne, ,_ICh· ard Wldmaf11 The Betti• ol the AlatnO .. •aoecl by '*-'#f\O llglll 10 ,, .. Ta ... from Ml•lco • l'M8INTE "Dal Mato CO<uon" fhe bllladl and fyl IOl l lo\18 aongt In the Texu-Me•I· C-" Nottane tnYlic ttMll- tlon 111• Mlnpled ID UNDIMTAHOIHO HUMAN MHAVlOlll "Vhtual P11tCiec>tlon" C'1 MOW! "Tht Fouflh Wlllh" The TUBE TOPPERS NBC 8 9:00 "Woods tock Relived." Hig hlights of t he New York musac festival starring J anis J oplin, Jimmy Hendrix. Santana, J oan Baez and others. KCET@ AND KOCE 9 9:00 -"The National Symphony Orchestra's Fourth of July Concert." Rostropovich conducts the orchestra in Washington, D.C. end· mg with "Stars and Stripes Forever" and a fireworks display. KTLA 0 9:00 -"Fireworks Display from Anaheim Stadium." Local fun for the Fourth. GROWING PAINS Diahann Carroll plays a mother unable to reach her sensitive daughter in "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," a movie based on the Maya Angelou book tonight at 9 on Channe12. •noullhad lather of a lauk1m11-1trlc;kan boy attempll to 1111nch hit ton'• tut days by granting n1m th< .. ptomlM• OMOVIE ••• ,., "Th• MKl(lntosh Man·· (1973) Peul New- man. Dominique Sanda Baaecs on • novel t>y 0..- mond Bllgley A Btlltsh Intelligence -oent and Ill• female cohM1 are IOfced 10 cope with double agant• and trlple-cro .... on 11161• mis.Jon to caplute e com lCJ A HrT~ IN TIMI A kooky prolaMOt P~I ott two youngatat• on • uma machine IOY ride S) UTTU JOHNHY JONES The story or •n Ame.lean 1ockay who travels to Eng- lend to ride In the Derby are parformad by tl'le GOOdapaed Ope<e HouM 0 JEMVLEWl8 ID SOCCEA MADE IN GEAMAHY Ciecholk>Va.k11 "' Gr~ (C}MOVIE 'Hopscotcil 111180} Wei· ter Marthau, Glende Jeck· .or• A lorme< lntatllganoa agent II aided by en old llJme In dOdglng the KGB and the CIA, wtlo era lrylr)Q to prevent l'llm from pub· 1tah1ng n11 merno1ra R Bob '11111 takH VI-er• on 1 grand tout or lhe newly ·~•ted Bigelow HouM 6!D CONTEMPORARY HEAL TH l88UE8 "The Manorecturad E4>I <lamlC" (C)MOVI£ "Shimmering Llghl1" Beau Brldgea, Lloyd BrldgM A young men Clropa out 01 hia lalher'1 l>Ualneu WO<ld 12:30 II Cl) DAAK PACK a PEOPl.£7 Hoa1: Anna CNlvN m Ml88ION: IMP088181.E The IMF lnl4WC8Pll a n1tro- glyce(lne ••P«I who plan• to blow uo • government l'>Ol.IM ~ COHTEMPOAARY HEA1.TH 188UEI "Preactlptlonl And 0~.,.. The-C®nt" Dfugt" 9 ANIMAl.8 ANtMAL.8 ANIMALS "The Rootltat '(R} 1:00 I) Cl) JASOH OF STAR COMMANO 0 THE MUNSTERS He<man IS llrad from hll job 11 the lunatal par10t when l'la demands an 1nct .. aa1np1y IJ MOVIE • • • • Ben Hur ( 1959) Cnarnon Halton Jecl. Hawtclns A Jew and a Roman who -e lroands as dllldren become biller enemies dutlng lhe tlma ot Cnrosl fJ MOVIE • • • ·~ • The Hallelujah Trail" ( 1965} Burt Lancas- tar, Lee Remick The Ladles Tempe1ance League a11amp1s to stop tha Shipment or wl\lskay wanted by both m<nata and lndl1n1 &I) MOVIE a•~ "lllegel' ( 1955} Edw.,d G Roblnlon, Nina Foch A '°'~ pro..cutor 11nd h11 wile find lhem· aalVa9 anmelhed 1n rack- et-Ing IC1Mt• &l FASTFOfMAAO 'Toward Ttll Ulllmata Sy5- tam" The varlatlea of total ln1ormetlon 1y1tem1. some of wt>ICh at• 11ra•dy 1n operation, ate aumlned '1!) INT~ IM()l.()()Y ··The Integument 0 MOVIE •a•• "Pia.net 0 1 Tha Apas" ( 1968} Charlton Heaton, Roddy McOowalt F®r utronaull era.ah on • planet of Iha far future ruled by talking 11m1ans 1:1&(S)WATCH YOUASTEP 'The Lindy" 1:30 tJ (I) 30 MINUTES 8 F-TAOOP O'Rouri.e loana the Hell-la • ctnnon IOt their Moori 1 .. 11ve1. then can't get It back .., OUTDOOR LIFE fl) THE GAMMAS AAE COMING! 8!) IHTAOOUCINO 810LOGY "Locomotion And Skele- tons' (S)MOW .. Tha Graa1 Santini" f 1979} Robert Duvell, Blytl'la Danner A rouqh-and· ready Mtrlne Corps 0111<:¥ lacet dom11llc bettlff when tie tr!M to Impose hfa m1utary ldMll on his teml· 'l_ 'PG' 2:00 II KI08WOAU> Judi HorwiU lntlNi.- M•ry McDonough, 1 stat on ,,,. TV lhow "Thi Wel- ton•.. • report from Belhalda. Maryland on 1'- yeat ·old pllllllll An• Marl• Vat• U ev£RYWHEAE Hoala. Leticia Ponce. Rot>- .,, w Morgan. Locellor llva from 1111 Urb1111 La19gue Femlly Picnic II Catamlgo1 Rlnch,Agouta • OIUJQAK8181.AHO The CHl•AYI devlll ~ to "4110 GIHIQ"' fNI Ilk• a hero. • MOVIE **"""'The Mldnlg.ht M1111" (1974) Burl lancH11f, Suun Clark A cotleg• MCUrlly gua•d rllentlesaly stalks the lhadowy kl'lat who murdered a c1mpu1 co-ed tD HA8l.AM08 EaPANOl ltl!) fNTAOOUCINO BIOLOGY "Muaclel And EAe<Ctta"' (I) GREATEST SPOATS LEGEN06 QlntEPOWEA (C)MOVIE • * • "Oe11gn1ng Wom an" (1957) Gregory Peck. Lauren Bac•tt A top dr"' design« and • 1port1WTll· er feel the etraln• ot ma11- 1al bll .. @MOVIE "Tovched By Love' 2:30 I) (I) WU-TERN OPEN Thltd-r®nd cove<aga of • tl'lls PGA T °"' avant (trom Iha Butler Netlonal Gotl Ck.lb In Oak Brook. 111 } U OIUJOAN'S ISLAND Gltllgen acctdantally acllvatas Iha timing devl«t or a World War II mine &i) NAACP NATIONAL CONFEAEHCE HIGHLIGHTS Cert Rowen ancn0ts covef age or tha day's tetMt- from Denver, Cot0<1do Qt!) INTAOOUCINO BIOLOGY "'Respiration" O)FOOT8ALL HIOHUOHT8 "Waste<n AthletlC Conrer anc;a (%)LORETTA jJOlnad In Progreu} S:OO 0 MOVIE • • • ·th& Ro•d To Morocco t 1942) Bing Crotby Bob Hope Alie< being ah1pwr1Cked. two m8l'I ..... d lor MOtOCCO II) MOVIE • • • ·~ "The MIOombaf Affair" ( 1947) Gre9ory Peck, Robert Preston easeo on tne ••OtY by Ernasl Hamlngwey Mur· 0.. llrlkff I N IAii m Alrt· ca • lion counlry &i) OLD FRIEN06 ... HEW FAIEN06 Fred Roga<1 v111t1 the ct.-ol L.. Struberg end lntetvtaws hll daugh· tar Suaan. wt>o wu one ot Ills stl.IOentl (R}Q '1!> INTAOOUCINO BIOl..OOV "The Heart" mun,.t apy 4.30 U GREATEST SPORTS L.EOEHOS ··Roberto Clemente 6il THE NEW llOIC£ "The Halls Or Monlazuma· When Claudio comes up with the ldet ot selling Army racrullmatll ads to ralM money ror ·The New vo+ce," lhe ~tall antara Into a healed d•b•t• about tha pro1 and cons ot Army Illa 8!) UNOEASTANOING HUMAN BEHAVIOR "Subliminal P8'c:eptlon" 8:00 f) AMEJUCAN AOVEHTUAE "Salling School' A visit to Iha oldall aaillng IChOOI In the United Statat, Annap- olis Salllng School in Annapolis. M1rytand G a101uc WOMAN IJ WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Firecracker 400 auto race (from Daytona Baach. Fla }. Wofl<I Cup Show Jumping Final (from Lon- don, England} Q) SOUDGOLO HOSI Dionna Warwick Cohost Billy Preston Guas1s Ju.ca N-•on Don Mclain, A Testa Of Hon- ey, REO Speadw agon, Dave Roland •nd Suger. LaeRltanour fD SOCCER 8:30. D (I) aJ NEWS II N8CNEW8 fl) TOMORROW'S FAMILIES, TOMORROW'S FAIEN08 The N-F1m1ly Ho,,_ coming" 8!) VIC aRADEH'S TENNIS FOR nll!! FUTURE Wrap-Up" Vic Bradan an1wa•a vlawara' ques· t1on1 and reviews key po1n11 on ttrokes. ttr•ta. gy conditioning and the winning Po-01 1augntat ~' NUME.AO UNO An in-depth portrall ot world chemplon Pe1er Snell or N-ZHt1no 7-00 I) PINOCCHtO The clauJc ta.le of Iha 111111 wooden puppet who comas 10 Illa cn11m1ng1y er . .cted by 11'18 Prince Slr .. t Playet• IJ PORTRAITOFA l.EOENO 'Johnny Mathis" Hoal James 011ran 8 WILD, WILD WORLD ~AHIMAUI "B1rd1 Al War" m !B 1.AWAEHCE Wll.K "200 Years 01 American Mulle" lpsW>Ch VI L1"9fpool baml m UNOEAITAHOING W BUSINESS m AUSTIN CfTY LIMITS "Johnny Rodriguez I Ala- HUMAN 8a4AVIOR EXCHANGE Mot1v1Uon And Hunger" ()) THE MUPP£TS (I) M•>.•s •H Quall Sanor Wanc;os Hawkeye end BJ 'a ellorll [Qi TAL.K OF THE TOWN 10 ba n1ca 10 Frenk b&ck· IC BIO WHEEL AND ltre wh8fl they invite h1m to SAILOR 1otn thltt Pollet game 8 "d Trueke<s lake theor kids on ha clean• t'-'1 out lh• road 9 NEWS O) UD MOVIE ( MOVIE "Rio Bravo I 1959} John ')(1n1du" ( l9BO) Olivia Newton-Jann, G-Katly Wayne, Deen Martin An A young artlll, a ,,...,,....ly Old Oipple, • t0tmar depu· musa and • Mnlltnental ly·turnael-drunk. a young mlHIOnalte join f0tt98 to qulCkdr-gunlllnget and open up , llUQ8 rotler· • girl hall> • "*'" to dteco palace 'PG' OUINnlllt 8 ~ rench· lit JAJOV COUJN8 « wt1o want1 to get hie 7:30 G FAMILY FEUO ~Illa• b•Olher 11lassad 0 HOU.YWOOO from prllOI' 80UAAES (0) LITTLE JOHftHY 8 WHAT'S JONES HAJ't'EHINOll Thia r8Vlval of Ille 1904 Raj must decide wtileh OI Geotge M Conan muSICal hll 1wo frlenda WIK go to • comedy ab®t en • Amari· Stevta Wonder concert cen )oc:kay wl\o lrial to win with him when he receives tha Englt•h OMby features two or the expanelva lick-•* • "Mountain Man" tueh favorites aa 'Give My 111 81 a gllt ( 1976) Denver Pyle Jahn Regards To BrOldway" m MAGIC METHOO ~ QI MOVIE ~ A paif of wtldttle and "Yankee Doodle Dan-04t. PAINTING ecol09l1tl Ml °"' 10 make dy " "RedWOOd Grgye" the public mo<• aware of 8:20 CZ) "r' MAGAZINE OF (I) IN SEAAC>l ~ ·· the wonders 01 netura and THE AIR 'lha Holy Gtell" the naceulty ot p11W,,1ng !1:30 f) I.AST OF THE WILD @) H0800Y DOE8 rT 111 beauty for Mura genar-"The Kiii.. Pack" Forty BETTER THAN YOU. &lionl mltllon year• of evolution AMEAICA CB 8PECIA1. Ot. YMptC8 have taughl the w11d d<>gt Holl Ed Asner IOOk1 11 the This l'lall-hour pt<>gtam ol AlrlCa the atl OI llvong 1ncredlbla •eaulll Amenca caplurff the e•c;ltemant •nd hunting tc>gethat hH ec;h1ev1d through ind warmth ol the Spec:lel 8!> JUUA CHILO AND 1aamwork Music by Ciro< Otymplcl through 1ne ayM MORE COMPANY Bayer-Sagar and M1rvin of thr.. raterded yo.;ng-"UFOs In Wlna" H1m11scn itara end their temlllas Cl) WELCOME BACK, IR) MOV1E (ij) MOVIE. KOTTER 'CendlfthOa" f 1977) JOdla "Doc" ( 197 t) SlllC)' Keach. Gaba laernl lhll Julle '' Foater. Dal/Id Ntvan A Ou Tha ,_., pragnent s1r .. 1--tornl>Oy lrorn Faye naway ...,.. ~ WIDE WORLD~ end81)1 Doc Hottlday Ira· \llfJSPOAT8 Lo• Angelu 1uddanly 11911 bacll 10 Tombll°"'9, flnd1 harMll the ,,.., ... lo wnera ha vtllt• hla Irland Firecracker "o400" auto e lattared Eng!ll/1 man0< Wyett Eatp and Mttlat rtc;J (from Dayton• BHch, ·a· with e OtOllilula he won In Fla ). World Cup Show 8:00 f) {I) ENOS 1 Poker geme ·PG Jumping Flnal (from Lon· Enos and Turk t>ecome a:18 c+J~~VIE .• n--hi-·· ~MO· E~d) fugitives from IM Secret ~ Min« ..-..,, -••• •"' S4WVioa 1n an a11emp1 to ( 1980} Slay Spl08ic. Tom· "Pi llon' ( 1970) a.o<ge C N ve Lt Broggl trom • my L .. Jonaa BaMd on Scott, Karl Malden. The ~~·.e~,.::.1~~1111 fR} Lorett• Lynn'• 11.11oblogre-ctreal' of World War II gen-U ti!,....._.,.. pny. A young g11I from 11 etel George S Patton 11 MANOAE1.L ANO THE poor famlly In Mal K.... trllCied througl> Iha North MAHOAEU. MTEAIS tuoky marr ... a much old· African. Slcltlen and Euro-GUMll. Ray s1evan1 The CSlM<>VIE Mora Am«lean Gr1n111 .. f 1979} Ron How•rd, Peul La Mat Aile• graduation, • group or l'llgh school lrl1nd1 experience Iha ch•llanges of adutlhOOd In lhe social upneaval or the 11Mi01 'PG @MOVIE "Happy Blr1hday. GamJnf' ( t980) MadeOna Kat>n, Rita M0<ano A Harvard llu· <1anl' 1 blrthday perty " hll lamlly'I South Phlledelphll home l>acometl !In eya- 098fllng axo«lance lor his vlllllng clusmatas 'R' UO (O)MOVIE "Piiion" ( 1970} George C Scott. Karl Malden The c.w-of World Wet It g&n· eral Geotge S Patton 11 traced through lhe North l\lrlean, S~ltan and Euro- p&An campaign•. as weu H t>la conltlct• wrth oth« ottlcer• 'PG' (Z)MOVIE "Tha Godfath«. Pert ti" ( 1974) Al Pa.cmo, Robert Duvall Mlcnaat COflaona aaaumaa hla late llll'laf's lhfona and power H he becomes the new hNd of the Melle. flndlng prob- lems with rtval lec110n• and Iha llW lhtougl'>Ol.lt htS reign "R' e:OO f) Cl) MOVIE .. • • "I Know Why Tha Caged Bird Slngl" ( 1979) P1ul BenJ1m1n, Diahann CartoU A bright, Mnlt11ve young black girt dl1GOV8'& poetry 10 -Iha pain of growing up In the rurel Soulh of the 19301 (R} D IBMOVIE a a• 'Jt 'WOOdllOCk Rellved" ( 1970) Oocuman- lary Hlghllghla or ll'le mus;c la1tlval held near lhe upllata New Y0<k vM· •aoe ol WOOdstoeil 1n 1969 are_.. IRI e FIREWORKS FROM ANAHEIM STADIUM D (!I LOV£80AT Doc aor-10 loot< altat • lrter>d'• amorou1 wile, and •n engaged women runs Into aom.one who may ruin her ..-ddlng plan• (R} ~ THE PAI.ACE Host Jade J~ G~I Arelhl Franklin B B King. Murray Langllon Vllll m ECHOE80F FAEl!!OOM Frank la HCM1t1· Donnie and Marie Olmond S) '1!) A CAPfTOt. FOURTH WTTH THE NATIONAL SYMPHONY Mllltlav Rostropovlc:h conduct• tha N111on11 Symphony Orcheltr• on the mall •I the baM of the U S Capltot 1n Waahlng· ton, 0 C. In a conoar1 Cit· mued by "The Stars And Strlpel For...,,.," and • llrework• dlsplay t:30 (ff) MOVIE "The lslend' ( 1980} Mich••• Caine, David Warn« While 1nvesttgll· Ing a rash ol 11>1() dlaap- ~rancee In 1111 B«muda T1langle, a journallll stum- bles ecro.. en llOlatad. 400-yaar-old colony of plreta1. 'R' 10:00 0NEWS ., IOcel l>oy wtio eng•-• pean campelgna. •• wall KrOlft Pvppel• (R) i-rtM to 11ard0m In the .. h•• conn1c11 with other 8 9 BOHT 18 D 9 FAHTAJJY 181.AHO music lnduatry 'PG' olflca<• 'PG' ENOUGH A 111en1.c1 gymnut 11 glv· s:ao 8 (I) SPORTS Whila Tom 11 ha\llng prob-an 19&Cl•I pow«• 10 win IATUADAY -EVEftNG ~ lems with management an Important meet, and • Acapoleo Clltt Diving (lrom l>eclaYM ot • 1trlk1 11 Ills poor dirt fermet and hla AcapulCO. M••.). Chuntchl •:00 8 (f) C88 N&W8 P•o«. Nklholu and wa-flll'll!y get to Nw Uk• mUlio- Cup Gymnu tlct (from 9BASEBAU my try 10 bllller their way nalr•.(R)O N~.Japan) MINORLEAGUE lnto~(R)O D ~ DQIN9CIPORT8 s.ltLau CJtYalAI....,.. DFUPM..IOH ·~ "Call Him M r . ~All!AION -~ Oualt1: Slevtl W~. Shiller" (1115) Stuart CART Attanla "125" Indy· * • "Phantom Of The Aue conn It Sttvan1, Jonn Whitman, p_.., CuthlnO. A type car reee (from Allan-~·Johnny &fown. hlrad klller beeomea le. Ga }: a report on Iha Morgue" ( 11154) Karl Mal-8' MOHTI CAM.O lnVOIVed In • m&MIY9 plot Tour de Fr-blcyele den, Patrlel• Medin• A 8HOW to IMllAinate the le8der r-: ti-ougNi<ad ,_.. payct>oplllh and "'' nin-Gue111 Ch110, Shi.Id• of a arnall Eut African CM commit • _ ... or 1actng; Wlmbtldon Wfllj)-murders and Yarnell, Row1111 Aikin· na110f1 CHANNEL LISTINGS i • 0HCa ~A eon. Jollt and Simone. Iha • TMI Wll)( IN MUNDO AIAl. ClA88tC Bteck .. tL .,. .. .u UHIWMTAHOINO "The Talltman" Edith • MOVIE • ..,_NNOIHT HUMANMHAVlOlll **'" "Olrt On The Run" H91W0N<...w8 "Senaory Daprlvetlon" t11<ne II() In Iha Moetem ( 1958} Efrem Zlmbllltt Jr • CC) MOVll 8 KNXT tCBS) L os Angeles Cl)MOYl9 11111'119 llnd oner. '-Mii lo Erin O'Bnen A private eye "Kiii Of Bt ICltlt<I" (1a80) D KNBC 1NBCI Los Angeles ,..__.._.,,, (llMIOI Blladln In axchange for -.. ,..~-~ "Urban ..,..........,. K_.h'I ft~ (P8'1 la hfrlld to find I nlghlGIUb Joeap11 "'-" ..,._..,.te I l(TLA 1tnd l LOS Angetes John Tra..,0111. Debra ~ befor9111111at o-. MlcNllt. 'PO' AABC·lV(ABC1LosAnge1er. Wlnoer. A bfu .. 001111 ~OTHllAWMN<!M • OIXT9'GON>ONIN (l)INTINfATIOMALAU.o Cl> 1',FMS 1ces1 San Diego -"• wllO fendle l'limMlt • OOMCMT STAA PllTIVM. D KHJ·lV (Ind) Lo~ Angeles •modern~ CO'IWbo)' fala Corre1pondenta 1.lnda 1.olll Falen•. Lin Ml'*''· , o W.nMlmer and COiiie Ill KCS"f (ABC} San 1ego In love with a girt ha mMI• Robette IOln P~ Oulit for 0.JCterOordon gwtorm• In , Wayn• Newton, 8en I l<TTV (lno) Los Angeles In a poc»ul• oounlry...nd-a COftC*f taped In tt>e Vlf'Ml'I. TM Muppete - KCOP-lV (lnO ) Los Angeles ... t.,.n '-' 'PO' an upolo-t~• ~ ~ '"-llM tMl\ored KCET-TV 1 PBS) Los Angeies 4:00. M0Ym m«y of Conoreaalonal =~·: '!.:-= In lhla ~ eY9IWIQ -~ "()ne. T rtC1r Pony" ptl01 Pl'JI Simon. 8tek ltown A ~ owtonner II or••eurad by ·~on• around """ 10 drop f\lt atyle or ~ Ind wflt• eonoa lh81 can bt~ him I>«* to the lop 40 'A' 10';30 •• MEWi I ..WSINfltlEllWW MYaTEJn' "Ret>eccl"' A young wOm· 1n (Joann• 01Vld) wed• 1111 rlelh and handl()(ne MblM de Winter (J«erny 8tett ~ wflOta 1ttt1 mat. ri.o. to a ....otNMl neMeO AebeCCe er"'8d In lrag9dy (Pan l)(A}Q G AUSTIN CfTY UMIT8 11;00 ... 8 ()) 9 fB ..we • KENHY !VEMTT VIOEOIHOW Gueata Roo St-art The 800Mtown Rita Q) MOVIE a • '"1 "The Midnight Man" ( 197'} Burt L•ncHl•r. Suean Clerk A college MCUllly QUlld rllent'-!y 11 alk. the lhadowy kltlef who murdWad • campus c;o..cl Cl) DANCE FEWR Celabrlty Judges AllllOn Arngrlm, Roxie Roker Anson Wlll1am1 ( S) 1MZAME It JoM Bynat 11\0wt you thlngt strengar than trutl'I t••Olf than Illa and 11nlaf than anything y®·.,,. ever 11en In th•H apeclll llf\C()(I pruent111on1 rrom lhl Showtlma Bl1ura llbllry 11:30 I) BARNABY JOHU When a wealthy m1nutec- turar and vet8'an uHor 11 klllad on hi• yaent. his ••s- llr 11 convinced that wH wu no 1CCldanl II Qt SATURDAY NIGHT UVE HOii AnlhOnV P911(1n1 Mu11cal gue11 Betty Cert at 0 MOVIE • Tha Day The World End ad' ( 195e) Riche rd Dennong, Lon Nelson S.v· aral surYJYO<I ol an atomoc: ••• <11scova• a hou11 uncont1mln•t.cl by radii- !Ion fJ A8CNEW8 Q) 80LIOOOU> Host Dionne Warwick Coholl Biiiy Praalon Gues11 Ju.ca ~on Don Mcla1n. A Taal• 01 Hon· ay, REO Speadwagon Dave ROiand and Suga• L .. Rlte"®r &!) FOUR"Tl4 OF JUl YIN AEBILO A loot< at Iha 1nhabtt1nt• OI • tony Dan!Sh town u lhay c:elabrata the BIQantannlal (I) MOVIE Chlncharo"' 119711 Pet .. Fonda, Dennis Hopper @)MOVIE • • " "'The ProflJlll()nal1" ( t966) Burt lllnCHI« L .. Marvin A wae11ny Amerl· can hiras four me<Cet"latlel 10 recover "11 wtra wno has bMn kidnapped by e M ... lean gu«rlll• !elder U-0 MOVIE "TM Snm1ng ( 19801 Jack NIChOlton Snettey Duvall Directed by Stanley Kubrlc;k A rormar 11ehootteach8' hired u • w1n1ar c1retak1t ror • femote, and apoerenlly t>auntad. C010<1dO hol .. , II ...owbol.lnd ,,_. wltl'I his Wifa and cia1rvoy1111t y®ng ton "R' 10)MO\ltE "Rocky II" (19781 SylVfflar Stallone. Tatla Shtra Arter IOllng hil 11®1 will'I IM wor1d champion. •n 1mbl· 11ou1 bO•ar 1ra1n1 ror • second cnance a1 the title "PG l$1MOVIE 0ea111 Race 2000" ( 1975} David Carradine, Slmo"9 Grirlltn 1n tha veer 2000 A O • hi! ·and-run drlVlng II • netlonal sport 1n whleh female v;c11ms era wortl'I tan points 'R 11:40 0 MOVIE 'Lagand Ot Frenchll King" 11:468 MOVIE • • • "A Farewell To Arm1" ( 1957) Roeit HI.Id· aon. Jannllat Jonel A wounded Am«iclln IOldler !•Ila In lo.,,. wlth hta Englllh nuru In World War I Italy 6il SOHGS ~A LUSTY LANO M1tle Haogard, Key Statr The Sons ot the P!oneat• Unda Hoptc1n1 1nd Tom T Hall Join Tenne.-Ernie F0<d for a S11uta to Amerl· c;a's varied mu1loal herl- t90e -Ml>NGHT- 12:00 8 MOVIE • • "II H1ppened Al Nightmare Inn" ( 1970) Judy Geeson, Vlo10< Aicll· ar. Two aplnllat eJatar1 Ml themMlvH up .. dM ne ex-.itlonwl of "so e at11d" oroml1cuou1 s~ • * * "Hit" ( 1173} 8ltly OM Wllll1m1, Alohard Pryor A black fld«al egent biller over hi• daugfltar'1 dM1h Mii OUI 10 trlCI the gang of Frencil drug 1muggtart I>• btltevN 10 be ~alble. (I)MOVll "Coal Mlnlf'• Davghtar" ( 1180) Slaly 8p8CM, Tom- my L .. .i-_ IMed on Lorette L1M'• tu1oblogra- Ohy. A yo11nO olft tr om I poor f8"111y In Nrll K4llloo Nelly ~ • tnudl Old· ., IOo8i bOy who~ her rlM to ltWOOnl In the mullo lndul1fY. •PO' 1t:IO. MCWtl ••• ''TN CMM" (1 ... l Metlon ltwldo. J.,,. ,~ Cl d8 A "*1ff IMa 10 pr .. ....nt IN tregle tnMC.~ of 1111 eec...,ad OOfWl(It and hit ttdU!terou. wife I &i'l"I~ ':oo IOTV Tl.L.IVlltOfol ...-rwoN< • MOVW • • • '" • So Proudly We Halt ( 11143} Cla..dette Ool• bert. P8'1ittt1 GoddMd World Wer 11 Atmy nur- rlall their llvw Wtille •v- -. ~ean . *a '4 "'Oteeule HU Rl8er1 From The G•ave" (1Nt} Chr11Jlop1'81' l ... ~ DevlM A glrl'1 aln.ltt bOyfrllnd •nd rellotou• ul'lCle Join tOtCM to uve ,,., from <><~• • TALdO#THC tJNUPtE!C'n.D .. Mr Botlbol a Flrtt Love" Wiiiiam Bollbot IS a ._ vntN he falls In love wllh lr-Wrus.LeyDI and gel1 tnvolYed In a mualcal night· m•ll 8 DON t<JMHHeR'I ..oct< CONCSrr THe L08 ANOa..d 8IO I.AR' Off Gllllegher I°"'• hOtt Dick Manin aa Iha L A .,. .... brlghlHt young come<ll· ar11 con11>411e In thlt ClOfTHI dylhowdown 1.11QMOVIE Happy Blrthdey. Gerninl'" 1111801 Madaline Kann. Rite M0teno A H11Vatd atu- dent'1 birthday party II 1>11 t1m11y·1 South Phlladelpnl• home blcoma1 an aya- gpanlng expe<lence for t>la vi111ting ctassmetee R 1:30 II DON KIASHNEl''I ROCK CONC€RT (I) MOVIE • • "The wncn f t965} Richard Jonn10n, Rot.tnna Sch1alflno A man rind• h1msell 1nvotvad with I woman wno has beeoma Iha m111rau of d•rk IOtCAa (())MOVIE Ml1Behevln' I 19791 Liilia Bovee Altet • -le• ot dlvorcM. a WO,,,.,, U- her eubllantlal alimony p1ymen11 to Indulge he< Mntual dlllras R' 1:46 ID NAACP NATIONAL C0HF£MHCE SPECIA1. REPORT Journellat Cart Rowan hOtts lhl• spac111 hlghllQl'll· 1ng the 19SUM end a--.11 from thl NAACP NlllO"ll Conlatanc;a of l!Wi ptil week held in Denv .. , Coto- rldO cJ:m A8CNEWS 2:00 (~' MOVIE "Oallenca f 19801 J1n- M1ChHI Vincent. The<ISI Seld•n• A courageous young mall takes a Iona 1t1nd against the reckless memt>ats ol the vlolant 11ree1 g1ng 1arrorl1lng hll netghborhood PG 2..'06 ( l.. MOVIE An•mal C1ack11a ( 1930} Mat1t Brotnars Margaret Dumont Captain Speuld· 1ng. lhe Af1lca.n a1ptorar. return• from • recent upedltoon lo wreak havoc II • 1ocl1ty matron's WMilln<l p8!1y G 2:30aJN£WS 'C,MOVtE Hopseotch.. ( 1980) Wll· ,.,. Matthau. Gland• Jack· aon A former lntatl~ egen t 11 aided by an old hame In dOdg~ Iha KGB and the CIA, '#f\O 111 ttylng 10 prevent him from pu1>- 11an1ng nts """'°"' 'R' lS)MOVIE ·Mor• Am«lean Gteffitr' ( 19791 Ron Howerd, Peul La M•I Alie< gradvatlon, I group o f high IChOOI friend• uperlanc. tne Chall&nQM of adulll>ood In the llOClll upheaval of ttll 19609 ·PG 2:401) NEWS 2:4&G) MOVIE • a a 'The Bed Saad" 11956} Nancy Kelly, Patry McCormack A series 01 Incidents l0tces • mother to realize that he< 6-yeat- old dauglllat 11 • cold· blooded murdaran 3:0011 NEWS 3:101) MOVIE •·~ Annabal TakM A Tour ( 1938) Lucilla Ball. Jeck Oak1e A once- tam®a star goea on a tour to r-har dteeylng Cll- 3:ff8 NEWS 3:30 9 MORECAMBE & Wl8E Eric "Soma•Mt" MOt• cambe wrtta1 hll llret pl•Y Cl) MOVIE • *'"' '"The Unbelievable Varan" ( 1962} Myron ...._, ly, T turuko Kobeyuht A primeval mont11t emerges from • crtamlcel uperl-1 ment and p•o-10 be ln""nclble lfl Ill power 3:4& ll ) MOV1E ·Patton' I 1970} GIOfge C. Seott. K•r1 Malden. The car-of W~ W8t II getl• aral George S Pat1ot1 le tr eced through the Nortfl Alrlcan, Sldllln and El.lfo- pllM'I campelgna. .. ..... .. hie i;onlllc;t• with Other oftloefS. • PO. •:00• ~· Wiii ~ lt>d Ernie l>Olh toea "*' \tolcaa and ~ 10 UM l ape raco<derl! Eno get• drunk wnan he llnd Ernie beCornl wine tut.ine ·~· •:211.-we 4:JO !) ==TTLd "Sl\lmrnerlng LIOhta" 8-1 l!lrldgea. Lloyd Br!OOM-A young men dropa out of hie lethet'• ~WOftd. (l)MOYll "DMth Aeot ~ .. ( 1t18) Oe\'ld Cwradtne, lll'nOM Orllftlh. fn the yeer 2000 A D , hit-and-NII drfVlnO la • na110nll ~ lft lltlldl ..,,... 111Ctlrtlt .,. _.. t.1Polnta 'A' l~------~~K:~:::E_lV:.:.~1P:B:S:)~H:u:n~1:1n~Q:l~O~n~Be:::a:c:h~------------!·~·~·~··=1~7,~t~"~(~l~t12~}~W~J~-~----!~!!~~~Nll~W~·!._ .................. .!s~tM~a~Un~·~INel~~-~~!Y!......-~~-~------~of:.:an:,.,,,.,,,,.,:.:::::::.:::t .................. .-... -::------------::-_.. ...... .-... -:--:::~~~ :: ...., Daniela. Howwd Cl.a ---·- fSil v e rman says NBC expected miracles like he produced at ABC •nd ··The W1Jton1," wblcb est.abUahed tM netW'Ofl aa No l ln the evenlna. .a1TO• roav -NEW YORK CAP> -Fred SUvtrman aald ·8llracle1 wt.re expeelec;l Jfben he came to HbuUd 1roflta and raUnp at NBC. havinC left a &.rill ol wlllftl succeues al CBS and ABC. But be aald, •itwopbttlcaU1. "r'm 'DOt to\nl to walk OD waler." Sllverm.an rl:liped u NBC p....Sdenl la the Jil faee of penlltmll)' •••= prl1nt·t.lme rallq1 ·:w p"1ftta t.bat declined •bout SJ.50 mUJlon In ·!~"}4 abOut • mUiloo Wt 1ear. f!:. ' ·:·. r·: ... c:: ·: J Tbomton Bradshaw, lncomln& chairman of RCA , announced that Silverman's aucceaaor would be Grant 'nnker, bead ol MTM Enlerprtaea, whose productlooa have Included ''The Mary Tyler Koor. Show" and "Lou Gr111t " SUvennan wu only 40 wbe:a NBC blred bJm • awa1 from ABC early In ll78 for • report.S $1 mlUJon a year, but he bad demomtraltd a knack for ~ni what telt•1•Jon vle•trt wanted. ll wu evktiM& hl• new bot•• at RCA, NBC'• pannt r • . complQ)', expected to prol\l from llll ml.fltaJ toucb. Silverman apotted Henry Wlliklel"'I character, Fonzie. as a favorite; lbal Judl:ment made ABC'a •• H aP.PY Days'' a bit. Ht wu an early practJUoner of "Jlalc" televbton• "CharlJ•1• Aattb" wu LD· troduced by ABC dwin• his t.tnure. AJ .tee prealdeot ·for procrammln1 at CBS from lt"TO to 1175, Silverman lntrodu~ profl'am• auch u "Kojak," •·cannon ," "The Jetterpon1" • • , ln 197~, he ldl CBS to be pruldent of ABC's entertainment d.lvlllon. Wltb.l.n a year, Ult networt -hlatorkally a doormat lD prime Ume -wu at the top wlth "Happy Da11," "La.era• and Sblrley'' and "St.a.nt.y • Hutcb." lo fact, Sllverml.D'I ~ m.11 bne belle mor• hl.ndra.nce lb.an bell) at. NBC, u he tack.W hla blllJlf'Jlt uslcnment to dale. ------------------ 1. I I £1 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Saturday. July 4, 1981 THE FAMILl' CIRCl:8 by Bil Keane "look, Mommy! I can swim!" BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) "With only ont trH In my back yard. this w11 the best I could do." MARMt\Dl'KE by Brad Anderson DE~:\IS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum C ,., _,_. s,.-. one "I can understand the jogging craze ... but HOPPING?" WELl., WE CAN WATCH TV UNTIL IT COMES BACK ON. ACROSS 2 w«dl 1 Isle Of -5e Flowet IHI FNDAY'I flUm.! SOLVED 6 Dltarrenge 57 I '°"9: Lat to G.8.S ~ Confides In 14 Atnc.n l50 Rich calte planll 63 Square 15 Med. Ml. dtnee lltP 16 Vegabond 65 Fabric 11 OuelMIC.,.. ee Lof!tngftn'• 18 Length unit wtft 10 Noted h11191 67 Btlt. money family 68 Donntnt 21 Spirit• H Strew 22 8ulldin9 70 Ptekt 1nne• 11 T• bo• 23 FOf'INll Wit DOWN 25 AelolYtd 1 Correl 27 V•t number 2 "So IOnyf" 30 Cuntnt 3 Rec.trec;tc 31 Hwd dtlnll da1a: tt ~ 32 C<owt>tr 2 wordt 21 °"'' 34 Age 4 ~I 24 A111ng Je AofNrl date I Dtnllfl ljord 2t Taunt 40 DMdt • Alteri. 27 lacurtlon 42 8plnlth bull 2 wordt 2t eoer.. 43 Mnan 7 T otallY 2t Under no "'°"'f • ...,,. COllCIMIOI• 4$ Copel • l'urtoNd 33 °"°""' 47 v...i '° niM "°"*' as~ .. MOllll l!Mc. 11....... al Of I .... .... ...... ,, ...... • °"" t2 ... .,..... • Clllftllllt "l#t"...... 1S.... 4t °""" by Harold Le Doux L.OOK, I DON'T KNOV'f TH15WY'5 NAME .•. OOT Hf'5 OOT THE KIND OF FACE YOU DON'T FOR(1El.' KNOW WHAT t MEAN? DO YOU KNOW Hlf;I ~AME ? "-"--r-1 by Jim Davis STPH P#NAV FROM ROC.~ING CMAIR5 by Ferd & Tom Johnson GoOD iHINKIN~, f i IT NEVER R,AINS ~MMA ... UH... .; BUT WHAT IT l>AAT A<iAIN/ {~ PoLJRS ... Now ;~5 TV f )) DoSSN1T WORK r ! ... PEANIJTS LOOK AT THE wAV JOANNE CARNER HITS ~AT GOLF BAU.! I COOl.O HAVE BEEN A FAMOUS PRO, TOO, MAACIE, 11: ~ MAOt(T MOWN flt{ CWJS IN TME LAKE ... '(OU MAVE LOT5 Of TIME YET, SIR ... WOMEN'S 60LF 15 STILL ON TME UPSWIN6 ... TUMBLE•E£D8 ~CAUSE IT'S F't:ATHf~ AWARE:k.JESS W~E_KLmE! ~.a.AO(""""'" HAS ,eeN G-IVE!N iHE e~601 I AWAR'7 VOU1 PUCE: MOOSE:1 OUR INPIAN OF 1HI! MON"TH, AN ALJ'T06f{Af'HIW PICTVRE OF M?! 7-t/ SHOE Wt:E:K OFF~ HE GAVE A GOOD CAKE RECIPE···BUT IT CALLS FOR MOLA5SE5---I'LL HAVE TO BORROW SOME FROM IRMA ~0 ~0 -..;;.;..;;=='-----..J0 GORDO BRABBLE Ml,lil(N0-1~ ··~e. AA"IN(, A V0-U tUc~! I CALU ~' If 'f ~ \.."114~ ~Mf ~ lt ~ ~.1'<X>- WE.LI.. I A5 t.,.l()(J f(NQ'.JJ I WE. C0051D€J~f.D EVEF.<t'- 1ll/N& From F'INE5 ~ ~5KlN Of iHCJR OPEAATIN<:, U~.AAD WE FE.EL... mtr "JJ{E f(.11QN W£'U€ ~ 15 APPROPRJA1'£ 10 I~ 1HE .WET?.' OF ~E PU6UC. ! fME.'4 0\0? _.AltO '4oV ~~1' f EU ~ A CAA1R 1'~i1Mu &~"1ER 1'M£ ~E ? ... FOa •ETTER OR FOa WOR8i: 6lJT '/00 LIVE Wl'TH YOUR MOll-tER - WOOLDN 'T SHE. MIND'? . ., . ..., ....... ,. M\NO!-SKE ~t1£1b f'l')VE OUT ! $ ------ by Charles M. Schulz GOLF IS ON DON'T THE 8ACKSWIN6, 8E CUTE, MARCIE... SIR ~ by Tom K. Ryan by Jeff MacNelly by Ernie Bushm1ller by Gus Arriola by Tom Bat1uk WEil. 11H£4> 00 HAVE. A 7ti.X) • PL.<J UNWG ! by Kevin Fagan WEt40'1 (,l'f s '4E~i IR'r1~1' ~I~ CA1'1'~E.S. by Lynn Johnston SHE. SAYS 1'M C.MMPl~G HER sryu:. \ ~ I " l I I ' I I ) I • QUEENIE / --- ~~- 7-t.f _ G ••·~--·-IN _..,.._ ;HOROSCOPE . Sunday, July 5, 1981 By SYDNEY OMARR ; ARIF.s (March 21-April 19): Persistence will be rewarded. Some colleague attempts to dis- courageyou from completing task. Heed your own counsel. Logjam will be broken: job will be done and you'll receive accolade. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Good moon aspect coincid es with creativity , children, romance, coming to terms with recalcitrant fami-ly member. Be ready for change, travel, variety and a "romantic interlude." GEMINI.( May 21-June 20): Emphasis on prop- erty( special material, construction \)roject and rela 1onshlp with one who often "skirts truth." Insist on definition of terms; get promises in writ- ing, and realize }'Our own worth. CANCER <June 21-July 22): Puzzle pieces fall into place; confusion , will be eradicated. You'll know what to do, where to go and how to make most of recent contacts. Older individ~al becomes valuable ally. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): Wider distribution of ideas1 products dom inate scenario. Major problem will oe resolved. Emphasis on communication, .financial objective and public relations. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Timini. judgment . are on target. lntuition •·works overtime." Make :personal appear ances, state case in direct. :authoritative manner. Highlight independence, originality and courage of convictions. · LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Confidential data becomes available. You gain glimpse behind scenes. A d~eam , properly interpreted. could prove prophetic. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 > · Social activity ac- celerates. You meet people who will play imJ?Or· tant roles in your life. Emphasis on hopes, aspira-tions, fulfillment of wishes. SAGl'M'ARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec 21 ): You'll be asked to review, revise, rebuild and to obtain more ··suitable material." Career i ets boost. Aquarius, Scorpio"' Taurus persons play important roles . · CArRJCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Good moon aspect relates to travel. special publications, over- . seas correspondence and fresh surge of optimism. : You no !on~er need be restricted. Open lines of com murucaflon. : AQUARIUS (J an. 20-Feb. 18 ): Financial ob· stacle is removed home repair, decorations, re- modeling! purchase of luxury item are all on agen- da. Fam1 y me mber pays meaningful compliment. Pride will be restored. . PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20 > Accent on : partnership. legal affairs. public reactions to your efforts -and marital status'. Avoid self-deception by seeing places, people as they actually exist. Inflation goes wild WASHINGTON -<AP> -Not even the wild horses and burros which roam public rangelands in the West are immune from inflation. The Interior Department announced that beginning Oct. 1 the government's prices will rise ~o $200 for a horse and $75 for a burro. Fees cur· :rently range from $25 to nothing. , .. . .. : ~ i : ~fr'fic. ,.,,.... Sllif1\ ., 'f'OVt On_,, IC all StOtif N••f@t,f Your Attal com ~u641 -1289 IUI,.__ .... ._ vc,,oo495-0401 _c:._c:._ .... It•~ 0...,0 'ftf'f "',, • ...., .. ..., • 1.-nc T ropic~I Fish • Fresh • M~rine OPEN 4th OF JULY Spedal July 1, 1981 -July 7, 1981 Bunocephalua Coracoldeua: 1.tl I am a bottom dwelling catfish, nocturnal In · my habits, often burying myself In the grevel, a good move on my part as I am absolutely the ugliest creature you have ever seen but I am a true scavanger( Ingesting everything, whether or not It Is d igest ble. See me at Aquatic Tropicals and marvel at my Inelegance. I am on sale under the name "Banjo Cat" for 1.99. 1510 W. Ba ker • Coata MeH • 541-1 391 • Corner Harbor & Bake~ Fountain V c l•y Fow Plex 1 Sltt,IOO,.. Price. $40,000 DoWll Mo 211d 12'1• ....... Electric range & ovens, dl1h- washer1, wall to wall cpts.,. drps.. air cond., pool. spa. c overed p a r kin g & f u lly occupied. Open 12 to 8 daily 17140 S.. Mateo, F.V. Orange Coast DAILY PtLOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 cs. Columnift givef hiftory leffon on Fourth by filly ufe of effs in place of esses By HUGH A. MULLIGAN Al"~ Citletno..,.o _._ WILLlAMSBORG, Va. -lo thlf hiftoric city on the Fourth of July, the anniverfary of the lnftitution of our Republic, I find myfelt at a loff to u nderhand the filly way our forefathers had of difcourfioe on rerioufCubjectr. Maybe it was fecond nature for Patrick H e nry , a fomeUm e bartender and conftant cuftomer at the Raleigh Tavern in Wi1Uamfbur1. to deliver his fonorous fentencef with a mouth full of f's inlstead of s'a. For Fu ch was his flngfong way of defcrib· in2 the Corry ftate or our domeftic af. fairf, efpecially when he was rughtly fouled from lipping too much fauce. A few refearcherf even go fo far a! to fay it was Patrick Henry. that not Co fecret (winger. who firft i!(ued forth from his feat in the Virginia Ho ufe of Burgeffef that famouf flogan for a fale and fane Fourth of July, which all holiday motoriftf ought tofecuretotheir windfhieldf: ·'He who goes forth with a firth on the Fourth may not come forth on the Fifth " rlJWGAN'S STEW Thi! faying if not Co famouf ar hif "Give me Libe rty or eive m e Death," but ferioufly reflectlna on it will keep you from difafter when paf. fing other cars on the way home along the Interftate. Our forefathers seemed to have a fascination with f's, but actually It was the fault of 18th century printers, like Benjamin Franklin, who were fond of the long German s that looked like an f and if misread could foul up anyone's diction. In modem typography, anyway, the Declaration of Independence Is much easier to read than it was to write. Members of the Second Con· linental Congress quibbled for months over every paragraph and nuance of phrase. much to the dis- tress of author Thomas Jefferson. J e fferson proposed that John Adams should do the writing. Adams refused with a snort and gave three reasons · "Reason first: You are a Virginian, and a Virginian Saturday, July 4, 1981 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ . -.- ~M-sc--15-THE SAVING PLACE 20-lnch 3-H p Power Mower ought to appear at the head of this business. Reason Second: I am ob· noxious, sus pected and unpopular. Reason third· you can write 10 times better than I can." Obnoxious, pe rhaps : but Adams was dead right on writing, even if hi• later feud with Jefferson led him to carp, "There is not an idea in it but what had been ha c kneyed in Congress for two years before." Old Benjamin Franklin, suffering so badly from gout he made his way to t he Statehouse every day in a sedan chair carried by two paroled convicts, paid young J efferson's first draft the highest compliment: "I wish I had written it myself." Possessed of a writer's ego and sensitivity, J efferson s weated blood over the way the delegates edited his elegant prose, s ubstituting words, changing the meaning of sentences. wiping out whole passages. especial· ly the section where he denounced George Ill for encouraging the slave trade. Franklin, everyone's uncle except the king's, calmed him with an anec- dote about his own days as an &P· Moster Charge• or Vlao• Accepted In Most Areas prentice printer when a friend asked him to make a sign: "John Thomson, Hatter. Makes and Sells Hats for Ready Money." He made the mis· take of asking the opinion of others. One struck out the word "hatter" because 1t was followed by "makes hats." Another eliminated "for ready money" on grounds that It wasn't the custom to offer credit. A third cut out "sells." pointing out that no one would expect him to give the hats away The last cut out "makes hats" because there already was a drawing of a hat All that was left was "J ohn Thomson" and the picture or a hat Time, of course. reconciled them all. In their old age, J efferson and Adams forgot their feud s and engaged in a marvelous correspon- dence. Both djed on the Fourth of Ju- ly, 1826. fifty years to the day alter si g n ing the Declar ation. Even George Ill in his few lucid final mo- ments could say he meant no "real harm" for the colonists, he only in· tended to "give them a few bloody noses and then make bows for the mutual happiness of our two coun- tries." I( MMI'" AOYlllT!llO MIACHAHOIH l'OltCY ~ ...... a.. .... .._ ... ~....,., ............... "" ....... ....... .. ..-................ ""*" .......... .., .................. , _ ............... ·~•_., .. .._..,...,.c~ .. .....,.., ... ~ .. -......._. ..... _lll'f'C•........., Open Saturday, July 4, 1981; 9·6 ............................... .......... ~~-... ~~-.:.::e -- 6.76 30-Gallon Metal Garbage Con 17.76 l.oe-10 OtfVQOl '°"1 IOC• ~·oms tJ'ld •o•sea t:>ot 1orr r • 1tengt• ono Qur'lb '" 1.76 4. Ol 0 of LOW8!YS' vacuum paclced beet J011<Y ...... 1.76 Powoe1eo non-oouv callee creomet 1-ktlo 1.78 11 O-Pocket camera Pocket comeio has bu1lt-1n e1ect1ornc !lash ond snorp 18 lens Sov1ngs1 Our l!eg 3.88 2.97 leagrall Straw Hat9 COm'OI Tote 9ogo Ou! Sieg 3 97-2 97 • 97 • lo 5.78 2AHour nm. 8.78 = Our l!eg 296 •2 Ml .... ' Jogging Shorts Comtortoble snorts la< !Un Ot Sj'.)Of!S rn PO'Ves!Of nyton blends 10 ~eep vou coo• 49.76 Our l!eg 3.97 2.90 leach Thong• Men S Ond women S wes l'lugoea SVf'OO/ nylon uooers 4.67 ! . Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July•. 1981 United Church of Christ backs abortion choice BJ IOBN C. GIVEN ._ ........ ...., ROCHESl'ER, N.Y. -Legal abor· tlona abould be available to all women who wish to terminate thelr pre1nanclea, the United Church of Cbriat baa declared. Dele1ates to the church's pollcy- makin1 convention here stronely supported a resolution favorine "freedom of choice" in abortion. Wblle "abortion should not be con- sid ered a primary method of birth control," the resolution said, "freedom ol choice legislation muat be paued at both the federal and state levels to provide the funds necessary to insure that all women, includiq the poor, have access to family planning assistance and safe, leaal abortions pe rformed by licensed phyaiciana." The resolution approved by the 13th General Synod also called on church memben to "actively oppoH the passage of conaUtuUonal amend· ments and leeislation revok:ini this freedom of choice." Approval of the resolution came one day after deleeates representing the 1.8 million-member church backed measures cautn1 for a COO· tinuation of a boycott a1ainat the Nestle Co. and an end to U.S. military aid to El Salvador. Nestle's marketin1 of infant formula in developinl countries has met with opposition from the World Health Organization and sparked a boycott of the company's products. u...__ A VICTORY SMILE -The Rev. Bailey Smith (left) beams a smUe after being re-elected for a second term as president of the 13.6- million member Southern Baptist Conference. He is congratulated by Dr. Wayne OeHoney, a Louisville, Ky., preacher. • First Metlwdists plan Bible School Vacadem Bible School will betln Mood•>' at the Finl United llethodilt Cburcb of Huntmiton Beach. ReliatnUoo fee ii 12, and more illforma- tion i1 available by callin1 ~35.!T or Sll-llOt. Coveaut Pla1en will perform at the flnt of three family n11bu at 7 p.m. Wedneaday at the San Clemente Presbyterian Church. CatWka la Orange co\anty who are separated or <Uvorced a~ invited to participate in a Holy Spirit Retreat July 10 to 12 at the Pro Sanctity Center in Fullerton. Donation of '45 includes bed, linens and meals. Call 526-4883 for information. Newport Beacla Christian Women will bold a luncheon July 15 at the Airporter Inn. Ce»t la te and a free nunery Ls provided. Call 544-2921 for in· formation and reservations. Lapaa Beaell Unitarian Fellowship will bear Riva Morton report Sunday on her ex~rience u a delegate to the annual general a11embly in Philadelphia. Patrtotk aervlcea will be conducted at 8:30 and 10 a .m . Sunday by Dr. Holland London at the First Christian Church in Huntineton Beach. Old inission slates drive The CatboHc parish of Old Miasion San Juan Capistrano recently launched its building drive for a new c hurch. The Rev. Paul Martin, pastor of the parish, made the an- nouncement. Arthur Birtcher as co-chairmen of the campaign. S.. t H T oplc Mf 5fll 9:30 & 11 :00 A.M. "St-61g On The Thrnhold" South Coast Community Church · The groundbreaking for the new church bas been tentatively set for February 2, 1982, with completion set for late 1983. COME CB.HliTI LIN WITH US! MORNING SERVICE -9:00 A.M. Corona del Mar High School, 2101 Eastbtuff Or., Corona det M ar CHURCH OF RBJGIOUS SCIENCE ·"THE BEGINNING OF THE END" Tlm nmmou SpeaJdag Member of the United Church of Religious Science lilACu U t'lltV•OI kltll .. nu..._ ... ,,..., .. ' ~· llllCHtolltN~ C64.•~ t.1Mf The theme of the parish campaign for a new Great Stone Church is "Will you be part of our history?" Included in the announcement was the naming of Robert Gannon and The new Great Stone Church will 11\eet the expanding needs of the parish and will accommodate 600 parishioners. ...... ca-.-. ... ,, ........... ... -.......... -For Info: Call 6"-1350 r 5 .. . ORANGE t.COA_ST CHURCH DIRECTORY MESA BIBLE CHAP I 7J4 Or-.. A•• .. c..t. Mew p ............ L.o.-,,_.... M.., Wonltlp:-10:00:0... p .... ,, •••• , 1 ·~e.,k; °CHllSTIAH PATRIOTISM'' h~ Senk• -7:00, .M. c..-.Ugllt Co: dOll MrYlce WedMldllf h1nhg 7:30 P.M. ,_. S"tucfy With Pastor Jacobs Y-"' MHtt.g WHlt JIM lrowa ,...,,;u nt-2424 COMMUNITY CHUICH IY THE IA Y Dr. w--. .. P ............ SUMDAY-JULY S -10 A.M. "WE HOLD neE TIUTHS" 141 2W st., c..te ....._ WIDMISDA Y -JULY I -I 0 A.M. 0'THE RE-DISCOVEIY OF FIRE" 141 22-1 st .. c..e. ...... c:a.nti Offlcr. 141 2W St. Ceth ..._. DL aaAMOa C. JAC«SOM Invites YOU to attend the .....,....Hll't.r Ca.rdt ........ Sc--. S.., Senk• .... .--C'-cll .... .... .,.. .... ....,.. ..... IO:JO A.M. "\O~ POaWilD"' hurch oTSr. Matthew by the Sea (Traditionlll Epls~) HoL Y COMMUNION -Each Sunday · 9:00 AM (Book of Conmen Pr•yttr • 1928) MERTZ HALL of Community Congregational Church 611 Hellotroj», Q>rona de/ Mar n. .... Jws Ha ...... -131-7 .. l ST.JOllfS T .... SCOPA&. CHUICH 1M COSTA Mis.\ ley ser..t fl°'9p A.- 9:00 HClfr l.: .... Jt l••..-..d Co• ad Mor .... tt, Vic• ,.....541-2231 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES 81'1AHCHE8 0# THE MOT~ CHURCH THE ,.lllST CHUf'CH 0# CMAISl SClENTISl IN llOSTON MAS&AC..uSETIS ''GOD'' J.tr s. "" Coste MeM -Rnt Clllrclt of Cltrftt, Sd1 ... st HIO ...... V .... Dr .. c:..te Mew C._.... & s..y S..... -I 0:00 A.M. ...... l-.2llOW...V .... Dr. • A.M.A:JO p .M. Mee. .._ s.t. We4. 7·7:IO P.M. -f·t:JO P.M. l"llMt -Rnt a.ell of Cltrht, Sdetltlst •wt.s..._.. .......... WIMI 4161 ttdl1ll1• I..._. Y•I a.re. .. ~ s..... -10:00 ...... CHll. D CAAE PAOYC>ED AT S0NDA Y 1£11VICE llwll If•.._.. -Ant a.cit of Cltrftt, Sc ....... I• .. oe...1 ......... .._ .. C._.... & ~Sc-.. -I 0:00 A.M. ...... 1--HIM•St. L.,_. _a..dt-Pint C~ of Cltrtst, Sc....... . UI Hip Dri•• Cllmrd & -., Sc-.. -I 0:00 A.M. • ..... ._-u.,.....A ... Mewpert .._.._Ant C"-"dl of Cltrtst, Sc ....... JJOJ Vie LWe. .......... .._ .. Ca.rdt & -., Sc-.. -t:OO & J O:JO A.M. .......... JJISVleL.We M-. .... W .-t A.M.-1 P.M. T--7-t P.M • ci.IC-."'-T---9!»1l 30AM ,.orSludyT- .... ..,... IMdl-S.COIMt a.cit of Cltrtst, Sc ....... JI 00 Pedfk vi.w Dr .. c-.. Mw Cllmrd I ~ Sc._. -I 0:00 A.M. I ..... I_ -HOOT' LC .... Mwy .. C ... W•. ~ TISTIMOMY t l&ilUaS - I P .M. ALL CHUICHIS ....... __.,........, lo ... -11'9 _,, ___ "'"' _.._ ...... ,._,."- QM c-PtevWM AT AU. S8¥1CH WESTMIMS1ER LUTHERAN CJtUROf 11141.,._A ... t"911ttes...-..~.1w1 .. l 1hu •&1 -WOllS*P SIPICIS - l:H & I 0:00 A.M. ,..,._HMHt CtmST C (Missouri Synod) 761 Vlcter4e st .. c-..,.... ...._,.T....,,P..._-611·1611 WOHMIP S8VICH -1:11 I I 1:11 A.M. ,....., w..1 & ....... a..-flJt ...... a.we-w..t-141-61U • NEWPOll ..... lUTHllAN Ola:Jt 1tt 0..-DP. MIWPOllT llACM 14~1611 .... .I.""",.... ............... P ...... WORSHIP SERVICE . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . TI)O A.M · , CHRISTIAN EDUCATION •...•..... t:16 A.M: WORSHIP SERVICE . . • . . . . . . • • . . . . 10:30 A.M. _, ............. WILCOt:• -.n.-.. ,_, ~ -°'"""· y .... ...., ..,. rtl l •1 b HuftlA .. IA ...... I """=•' .'I's T;,t"' ....... Looking ·For A Good, Cl:rist·Ctnttrtd Churrl:l Join U1 For Wonhir Al MARINERS CHURCH R•y Ortl1mil, Prttuhin~ • 00 1m. Wortf\19 'l\d Sunday School (o to 61h Atldtl 10 15 '"'· "'* c1 ..... Or HI lo Adult) 8i11Jt Amtw at ]1nr.bortt 80N/ttH1rJ P.ltOnt 640-601 o For ln/oma A cmAl. lllCM FIOM Tll lllEI ClllCll OF CllllST. Cllll II I In a.II C..-UT-. 611M•• ..... • .... c_ .. .,.. 644-7400 D..WW.I .... ......,_ IOA.M.-s-..yw..-., Cl>un:lll lcftool ...ON_., C... NOClllll• COlllWT*IAI. CSM 140 st ...... Piiie• ..... .,.. ......... ..... 494-1061 - JOHH M. •IYHOU>S MA•eAllT &.-. UYMOl.DS I 0 A.M. -S..., w.,..., Ca.rd! Sc._. & ""'-'f HARIOI ctmmAM CHURCH IDIK ..... fllairwl 240 I ........ fl S... ...... '4'-1711 Attend The Church of Your Choice ·p~1pnotttl1 C 01~t1n:tlllfio11L1l C IHtrd1 32'2 •OAD ST .. MIWPOlt'T llACH 642·2740 SUIMloy W.lc• -I 0:30 A.M. '"Knowing the Wil of God" ..,.Mc..._._...,. PASTO. TONY C ..... A CordW Welc ... fro. THE UMITID MITHODIST CHUICH . Costa Mesll Pl•STUMTe MITHOOIST CHU•CH 19th St a t-1arbor Blvd W91:Rtfm'~ Charles 0 Ctartt. Minister COSta Mesa NOrth ..-sA...,. UMIT9 Mn'HOOIST CHUICH w_..,aa...~ l :JO • I 0:00 A.M. Dr. W.-1.se.et cAlllTcWR IYTMISIA NewPOrt Beach 1400 W Balboa Blvd 873--3806 Rev. Robert Shepard, Jr w....., .. Ca.rdt s-... t-.HA.M. ..._,"'9-.... /hrC- 1 .. ~ P.M. Huntington a..ch MSTUMn'm Mll"MOOtST CMUICH 2721 17th St 53&3637 W ... Sw'f'lc.: IO:llaa H_.,, OW. .U...,,,..,. Clllrda Sc...._t:ll aa . Huntington Beach North COMMUMn'Y UtftlD MITMOOIST C...at 6862 Heil Ave. 842-<We1 Fountain VIII~ ... ST ...... MnHODIST a.acH 18226 8ultwd St. HWlfl or. carro11 E Ward. Ml..._, w....., .. C'ltlnlt ...... ,. .. ~ ·----~ MIWPOIT CIM1'a UMm MITMODIST 1611 ............ c.-.. .,.., 644-0741 WORSHIP & CHURC>I SCHOOL -9:30 A.M. Rev. ~ McMiiian Y•W9leW1h1 j :..-..w t11• MIT C ... 111.AM CHUaCH .... fl Milli;.. • ......... .... .,. Ct11:11 •1ta IMIAM WwM; ue.IWAM. .... fM ..... , .... ...,._~ ...... . ...... ..... ~ ........................ tMLAilfcmoe•-•~._..__,....., . . ~· u,c..... ......... This Sunday Worship In ST. ANDllW'S PllSIYTmAH CHUaCH I 600 St Andrews Road • NeWQOt1 Beech • &31 ·2880 Dr • .Wm A. , ... , Jr., p .... ....... Senkft -t:M, ••~JO A.M.. "God's ,._,. W for ...... ..-H1""9g" Dr. ,,..... A. ........ Jr .... I l' I CHUICH SCHOO&. t :OO A.M. floWa .... Hip Sclleel I O:JO A.M floWt tin .. .._. AIC U \' '4'-2222 ........ th•dlea• 64MltJ PRESIYTERIAN CHURCH Of THE CO\fBWfT 2110 ,.,...._ •&. c .......... -117-JJ4t ............ ,.... Sunday Worship a Church Sctlool 8·30 & 10·00 A M Child Care Available Cocau-lty PresbyterlaR Clwcll 411 ,_...A•• .. ~..... 494-7111 Rev Arthur J Tankersley Rev Eldon H Thies SUMMER SCHEDULE Worship Sefv1oe 9:30 A M ~ CAii& ~-AT AU NJl\'ICll c 217 W.W..., C ... e...... 641-Jltl We're A Going Glowing Growing Church SUMDA V S•YICIS 111L1 nwv t A.M. woaSNP 1 o A.M. & ' P .M. . .,,.. ...... « .. Al,..... .. Ma 1:21 P•n-......._ -D-.c....v..-.......,. ~ SHIR HA-MA 'ALOf · . HADOll ~ Ta4Pl.I S......s.ntc. ,......,....... 1:10 t t a : $ !..Jf '\flnt,,..., .... "-::!.. ,...,... 7:Jt P.N. Rabbi Bernard P King 2100.A M•r Vist• Mualc: Arie Shikler Newport Beecti. Calif. .Educator: Nancy Levin ,., ~•= a 7 ••'44-7291 • AllV ....... ._ _ .~T. p E ~HAfW!ative~ ¥ ' Rabbi Hershel Brooks : 817 Weat Hamllton. Cotta Meu, Cellf. 82827 · 17141631·3261 -. Famlly Setvlc:ie.1stFrld7iol Month_. p.m. Rellglous S'ool,Ad\llt Ed .. Youth Groupe. Sing'" 1011 C•v8dr.Ml.,.,.IHdleffJ ... HMI 6~1"9 c.... ......................... , •• __.. 1.t OOOI 01 IBIGIOUS saaa 01 ... 0IY llMH ......,""""" U.....CIM'lllef-...... ....... LA. -.~-. ......... .. woaSH• -11 ....... . QMC.. "THI LAW OP UlllTT' ------~--------.;._ ......... _ .. og11_ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 . . Your favorite recipe could I f you like to cook and have a "favorite" recipe. it could be worth a shopping spree at Irvine Ranch Farmer's Market. or you could win one of eight $100 gift certificates at participating merchants. It can all happen in the 1981 Daily Pilot Favorite Recipe Contest. and it could happen to you! Even if you.don't win a top prize, your recipe could be published in our "Eater's Digest" special section in the Daily Pilot Aug. 20. Daily Pilot food editor Sandie Joy wi II supervise a panel of food judges who wi II 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. Mail your entries to: Daily Pilot Favorite Recipe Contest, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Remember: Entry Deadline it Friday, July 17. • -sponsored by - or one oJ8 $1 ()()gift certificates! -BUT HURRY, DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, JULY 17- ''Favorite Reeipe Contest" ENTR't' C~TEGORIES¢ I. Desserts let's see what you can do with chocolates, gelatin, butter. flour, whipped cream and other favorite goodies. 2. Fruits, V egetahle8 & Salads Including vegetarian dishes. And don't forget the out-of-season treasures in cans and in the frozen food section. 3. Soups & Appetizers Meal spreads. zesty dips, munchies and any kind of soup, be It the main course or the entree. Take your pick. 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 tiVorite 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 wait? On·the-go Orange Coasters know it's not the time spent in the kitchen. but the taste on the palate. Hurry, please! CONTDT RULES: 1. List all ingredients in order of use, followed by clear, concise directions and the number of servings. Remember. originality counts. Submit your entry on 8V2 x 11 " paper and print clearly. 2. Only one entry per person per category will be ac- cepted. If more than one entry is received for any single category, all entries for that category will be disqualified. Judges reserve the right to properly categorize entries. 3. Recipes must be complete. and may not be changed after submission. Incomplete recipes will be dis- qualified. 4. In the event identical recipes are submitted by two or more contestants, the first received will be the one considered for judging. 5. The co ntest is open to all residents of Orange County, except employees and their immediate families of Orange Coast Publishing Co. 6. Indicate on each recipe in the top left-hand corner. your name, address. telephone, and category en- tered using separate sheets for each recipe. Mail to "Daily Pilot Favorite Recipe Contest," P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626, o r bring it to 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN MIDNIGHT, FRIDAY, JULY 17. 1981 , or received at the Pilot ottice no later than 5 p.m. July 17, 1981 . 7. Entry of a recipe constitutes agreement that it becomes the property of the Daily Pilot, and may be published with acknowledgements (no street ad- dresses or phone numbers will be published) in the Daily Pilot and Coast Life newspapers. 8. Entries will be disqualified if they fail to comply with the contest rules. All judges' decisions are final. All prizes will be awarded. CONTEST ENDS JULY 17, 1981 . PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92829 •aill Pilat tt ·I ·I I .lJ J •' ;-1 • ' . '• ·l" .. •' •' •• .----·--------------------------------- - ------------------------------ Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, July 4, 1981 Calif orilia can't cope State totally unprepared for major earthquake By THOMAS D. ELIAS Ao earthquake rumbled through the small Southern C alifornia town of Westmoreland thjs spring, mak- ing a shambles or more than a dozen bomes, three commerc:iaJ buildings and the c.lty's water and sewer systems. The aftermath of that shock, which measured 5.6 on the Richter scale, demonstrated the truth of the warnings earth· quake authorities have issued this year: California is un- prepared to cope with a major quake. ·'Disaster preparation is a low·priority business for most government leaders,'' warned Robert Olson, executive director of the st.ate Seismic Safety Oom· mission. One reason elected officials show little concern, he suggest· ed. is that they have an inflated idea of their readiness to deal with a disastrous earthquake. But even an only slightly dis· astrous quake like the one that struck Westmoreland revealed problems. Because lhe damage wasn't quite enough to qualify for rederal disas ter assistance, there has been doubt over w h ether so me damaged municipal facilities can be re· built. And some homeowners find themselves without hope ot rebuilding. One reason for this problem was lack of earthquake in· CALIFORNIA FOCUS surance combined with a belief that federal aid would come ii \here were a serious problem. Both conditions apply almoet everywhere in California. Less than 10 percent of lbe state's homeowners' insurance policies include earthquake cov· erage -about the same percen· tage that applied when the last major California earthquake struck Sylmar in 1971. OnJy $50 million of the '500 million in total damages in that shock was Insured. High premiums and large de· ducllbles combine with public lethargy Lo discourage buying of earthquake insurance. An earth· quake rider often adds about SO percent to annual insurance pre· miums, with deductibles averag. Ing about 8 percent. That means with a $100,000 policy -about the average value of a Caillornia home today -the homeowner pays the first $8,000 of repair costs. That means the Insurance is generally useful only in a total loss, which rarely occurs even near the earthquake epicenter. Federal aid, meanwhile, goes only to communities with more than 25 severely damaged build· ings . That standard is adequate lo give aid to most large cities with dense development , but in small towns where housing is spread more thinly, it can create hardships like those in Westmoreland. The Seismic Safety Com - m16sion also warns that while 90 percent of the state's cities and counties have earthquake safety plans and most have improved building codes since 1971, the m easures are poorly enforced. And a commission study found a large percentage of elected of· flcials a r e "sympathetic to weaker enforcement of building regu la lions." The awareness of CaUfornia's unreadiness comes as geologists repeat their prediclion of a larger killer quake rating more than 8 on the Richter scale before the end of the century. The best preventive measlires, suggest s UC Santa Crui geologists Gary Griggs, are neither insurance nor federal disaster aid. Rather. he s uggests builders simply stay away from fault zones and steep slopes which are prone to landslides after earthquakes. But even that does n 't guarantee buildings will sur- vive. For inactive, undetected faults like the one that caused the 1971 shock can suddenly spring to life. Tough reguJations may reduce the dangers, but the bottom line is that it still takes individual action to prepare for successful , s mooth coping with a major quake And most Californians simply aren't ready to do that. Price· of fame expensive Inventor of ratchet wrench seeks a 'private life' RED BANK, Tenn. CAP) - So metimes in the evenings, Peter Roberts' friends drop by his split·level house in this sub- urb of Chattanooga to "'drink a beer and play some pinball." Sound like a millionaire's life? Well, he 's the inventor who waged a nine year battle against the country's No. 1 retail giant ·and won. Sears, Roebuck and Co paid him $1 million in damages in a dispute over his quick·release ratchet wrench. That was three years ago, and Roberts is trying both to live down his fame and to battle Sears for more money from his patented socket wrench that can be used with one hand. .. People think you sit in the house and play with SlOO bills," he said in an interview. "People are ignorant. "I just want to be me," said Roberts, 36. "I just want a private lite ... It took me a while to get over the first batch or publicity ... Roberts was an 18-year-old sales clerk at a Sears store in Gardner, Mass., wtn!n he invent- ed and produced the wrench in his s pare time. He obtained a patent and assigned it to Sears for $10,000. He l)i en joined the Air Force. While he was stationed in England, he saw a Sears catalog and was astounded at the dis· play the wrench got because the company had led him to believe the tool had only minor sales potential. But from 1965 to 1975, the Chicago-based retail giant sold more than 19 m illion of the wrenches for a net profit of WANTS PRIVACY Peter Roberts more than S44 million. "I was reaJ young, and when you're young, you may tend to trust people too much," Roberts once said. explaining why he took the Sears offer. Roberts sued Sears in 1969 seeking to rescind the agree· ment under which he assigned the patent to the company and asking for damages. In 1978, a federal jury found against Sears and awarded Roberts Sl million in damages. Roberts also asked that the court force Sears to pay him the profits earned on the tool. U.S. District Judge George Leighton ruled in bis favor, ordering Sears to return the patent and the profits to Roberts. With Sears' profits on the tool totaling more than $44 million, Roberts' payoff, with interest, was estimated at $60 million. But Sears appealed Leighton's order. Roberts lost the appea! and the U.S. Supreme Court re· fused ~o hear the case in Nov- ember. Roberts' lawyer , Loui s Davidson of Chicago. 1s trying to prove that Sears infringed upon the patent. He declined to estimate how much Roberts cou ld be awarded if he wins this case, pending in U.S. District Court. But the a m ount could easily be more than the original SI million award, he said. H ~'ll get high • • on winning s STATELJNE, Nev. <AP) -A man celebrating his 45th birth- day invested $1.SO in the slot machines at Caesars Tahoe to- day before winning the $32,500 airplane dangling from the casino roof, a spokesman said. David Wensler, a Bay area Area Rapid Transit quality as- s urance engineer, said later he only went to the casino out of professional curiosity to see bow the plane was suspended, ac· cording to casino spokesman Phil Weidinger. According to Weidinger, Wensler said he never expected to win the four-seat, single· engine Gulfstream American Tiger, the sixth plane given away by the casino since Dec. 5. fRIUU '1NOD -Vletar llalafronte, Los An1eles Frllbee cb•mplGD, btU.vea the medlcaJ proleaJon lhould ltart lootibl lnto Uw aliment.I ol Frtabee playen. llalalrontll ,..,... uj'd the wrtat Del hands ol a Frilbee pJ~ take a lot of ptmlMment. Jogen 1uffer epllnta and tennis playen tenn1a elbow, why not Frtabee ft.n&er? ,...,... Some of more than St0 ,000 mtrie• in Ramblin' Riwr Raft Race watched by portkni of J00,000 trpeclator• at Atlanta'• Chattahoochee RiW'T park. Park comes to people Thousands visit Chattahoochee River area in Atlanta ATLANTA <AP > The sausage-sided orange rubber rafts slip briskly along in the swift current or the cold. clear water or the Chattahoochee Ri ver . a touch of wilderness in northside Atlanta. Here and there. a white water breaks the s urfac e of the shallow river ; boulders and heavily wooded islands break up the vista. Look up or down stream with a little imagination, and the river might be in rural north Georgia or the Tennessee mountains. But the apartment houses on the bluffs overlooking the water and the Interstate 75 bridge overhead which carries tens of thousands or commuters across the river each day leave no doubt the adventurers are near a big city. The Chattahoochee River Na- tional Recreation Area lacks camping facilities. wild bears and most of the usual attractions of national parks. But on sum· mer weekends thou sands of young Georgians rent rafts and take a lazy cruise down the river through one of America's new urban national parks. "You can raft, swim, lie back and tan. dive off a rock, and commune with the other 10,000 people on the river, then you take a shuttle back to your car and go home," said Superinten· dent Art Graham. ·'It is a lot of fun to float that river ... Peo- pl e just want to take a bottle of wine, float down the river and enjoy life." Simple pleasures and a simple park, said Graham of the Na· tional Park Services. which runs the a rea. ·'There will not be a big vis· itorl' renter where you can come 1n and buy a lot of souvenirs and look at movies," he said. "We would rather that you come and get out on the river " Park om cials say all they plan to build are restrooms, trails, picnic sites, parking areas and other minimal improvements. Ten years ago conservation groups such as Friends of the River sought to protect the river -one of Georgia's finest trout (Another in a &enei on our natWnal park& J streams -from commercial de- velopme nt and pollution that would result as Atlanta grew northward. Chattahoochee, established in 1978, is peculiar in the national park system in th at it s authorized 6.300 acres are scat· tered over 14 separate tracts along the 48-mile stretch of river Since 1981 land acquisition funds were frozen by the Reagan administration, the are~ has only 2,572 acres on 10 parcels Chief Ranger Ken Hulick said officials still have their hands ru11. since the budget provides only two rangers to patrol the upper two-thirds of a park that has had problems with un· cooperative users Some sites in federal hands have been used for years as beer -drinking and campfire- burning havens. When rangers put up railroad crossties as bar- riers to establish parking areas. people vented thei r frustration by burning them or cutting them with power saws to drive to the river bank. The Park Service doggedly replaces the barriers and cleans up the site. Maintenance Chief Paul Clark says he has never seen a worse litter problem in a national park in his 17 years with the Park Service. He recently sent his en- tire maintenance crew to Jones Bridge for an all·day litter cleanup. Within a few days, the beer cans were back. Park officials readily admit the Chattahoochee Recreation Area has problems In fact, Huhck said, the Park Service ha s identified 66 potential threats. making it the single most problem-ridden of aJI the urban parks. Those threats in· elude poUution from pesticides and acid rain, wildlife poaching, commercial development and people. As a result. rangers have had to "drop back to a law enforce- ment mode" to control the park, rather than use their outdoors skills to help the park reach its potential as a nature reserve. For example, young men and women often discard their clothes when they dive off a 20- foot rock, creating problems for family visitors. And there are chronic problems with excessive drinking among the 4,000·6,000 people who float down the river on any given day. The concept of urban parks was to take national parks to the cities to ser ve people who couldn 't afford to visit the wilderness parks. But although Atlanta's inner city population is predominantly black, there is "tremendous apathy" by blacks toward the park, Graham said. lnner·city youths. the elderly and the mentally retarded could "benefit immeasurably" from contact with nature in the park, he said, but funds and personnel are not available to conduct tours and classes Want cheap beer? Brew it I llinois couple cr eate bubbling market with own suds COAL CITY, Ill. <AP) -If the high price of beer has you crying in it, brew your own. The king and queen of beer busts are David Spear, 33, and his wife, Connie, 30. They have 100 r e gular customers who buy ingredients from their Vine to Wine Shop and make their own beer. And with the advent or hot weather. sales of malt, yeast, hops and other additives are starting to hop. "Wine making also is popular, but it's done more for the fun of it," says Connie. "Brewing beer is more of a necessity. You just can't separate a beer guzzler from his suds. And if his thirst is bigger than his budget, he's go· Ing to do something about it." Spear said a six ·pack costs around $2 retail and beer can be l ' ' ' • 111 I 1 ..--..... NICI KITTY -A woman diaplaya her cat for Judflni at tbe U t b International Exhfbltlon of Cata ln Pra1ue. C1echoaJovakla. About 500 fellnet com~ted ln the exhlbl· lion. brewed at bait that much. An average good fruit wine can be made for about 80 cents a galJon, he said. ··Our home brew business has doubled in the past year," said Spear. "You can buy almost aJI the ingredient s in o ur 'Superbrau' package, put it in 4~ gallons of water and add a packet of yeast. Jn seven to 10 days it is ready to bottle. When the home brewers get into it, they don 't like store beer anymore. "August through October is our craziest business -that's when 500 wine customers start fermenting. They can make wine to fil their. taste. just like making your own clothes the wav you lilte them." Don't get the idea that CoaJ City, a community southwest of Chicago, Is full of bathtub breweries. Customers are pulled in from a four·state area. ''There are very few of our kind of shops around," said Con· nie, who minds the shop mOlt ol the time while her husband works in nearby JoUet. As part of their service, the Spears ctve at least a ball·bour of lnatrucUons at the abop \o beclnnln1 brewera and are avallable to auwer questions laler. "We alw-ra 1lv• them our home pbooe number and lf they have any trouble they can Mk our ad vice," aald Connie. "Sometime• they panic when they don't see any bubbles. We cet calls In the middle ot the nlabt sometimes." The Spears have been maklnl their own wine as a bobby for ei1bt years and have about 50 1allon1 ln their home wine cellar . "But It may be five yean before we pull cork," uld Spean. They decided to open their Pullman car 'nice travel' HUNTINGTON, W. Va. CAP> -U lte a ghost from the tu t century. the Pullman railroad car that once belonaed to J .P. Morean stood in the dark station u it walled for the mornlni train. John Hanklna. t he car's owner , strolled around IU private sldin1t. watchine u the mainten ance crew loaded provisions and put a final polish on the "Erie 400." "It's a nice way to travel," Hankins said. "It's just for pleasure." T he Huntington attorney also owns the "Black Hawk." which was built in l~ for the president ol a railroad and was used by Buflalo Bill and William Jennings Bryan. Hankins belongs to a small group that keeps ali ve the days when the rich rolled across the country in trains that resembled palaces. Dedicated to preserving the moat exclusive chapter in railroad history, the American Aasocia· lion of Private Car Owners meets to play host to black tie dinners on members' carriages and dis- cuss such problems as replacing the cars' $10,000 batteries. "It's like a hundred years ago. lt's a different world," said Jim Komas, another Pullman en- thusiast. "tl's fantastic." P ullmans once were the Rolls Royces of railway travel and their owners schemed to outdo each other in elegance and luxury. Each carriage was built with minute attention to comfort and convenience at the Pullman works in Hammond, Ind. The carriages can be hitched for a fee to the back of any Amtrak train in the United States. The cars, which once ,were called "private varnish," are also taken on tr ips in Canada and Mexico. The "Erie 400" stretches from the cramped crew's quarters, past the bedrooms and sitting roo ms , to the stateroom where guests relax in heavy old armchairs and sofas, nursing drinks in crystal glasses as the countryside flashes by. A br ass dial on on e of the oak-paneled walls measures the speed. For a breath of fresh air. the passengers can stroll out onto the open observation deck at the end of lhe car and muse about the days of whisUestop campaigns, when politicians rode from town to town. making speeches from the backs of their carriages. The old car glides quietly along the rails. The noise of the train is blotted out in the bedrooms, where the s ubdued light or reading lamps shines onto the beds and is reflected by antique prints of ol(i Virginia on the walls . Each cabin has a marble washbasin, and the bathroom down the corridor is a study in compact- ness a shower, a sink. cabinets and an etching of 19th century Boston . A solid silver sink , round in Colorado, is being fitted as t he crowning touch in the master bedroom. "You feel like John 0 . Rockefeller."' Komas s aid. "You back up in lime ." "I traveled in trains a lot when I was young. My grandfa ther and my father were in the railroad business," Hankins said. "Tr ains are a forgotten pleasure in America." While the guests freshen up for lunch or change for dinner. the two-man crew is busy in the kitchen. preparing s teaks and other dishes accord· ing to original Pullman Co. recipes. MeaJs are served in the dining room at an oak table that can seat twice as many as the six it was designed for Glass-paneled cabinets packed with plates and silverware line one wall and an ornate brass lamp hangs over lhe table. PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE "CTI n ous •USINaU .. 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J-.tt, .. 11,M y.-,ltll t~ To plue ~ ad in thll tOI ... call 642·5678 DAI LY PILOT Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. July 4, 1981 C7 PUBLIC NOTICE ••nw WHll• COUH M TMa ITAH Ol'CAUPOtt•IA f'Otl Tiii COUWTY 01' CMA ... I ,.Q'#lc c-°'~ .... ..... AM.CA911t1 "'•lntltl 011.a eRT M. ROMMEL. •a. 0.t-t . Lfa 'INISON, el al ''"~'*'' aov Ol(UMA, v s Cre1t•Dale n•e 111t· I.Ill , EN•SON; ooes 1 THIOUOH IO, 1 ... ""~"·· IUMMOMCNf C~"LAINT CAM NUM1laa1 a..1Mia PUBUC NOTICE "CT• nou a 111••••11 NAMlaTATIMl•T ,,,. ,.,._..,. __ .... diOl"9-l· MU as V ~ M ASIOCIATl5, lllt A.dtm' Avenue, 14..-11 ...... llN<I\, ~lllonol• ttMI Mol• 0.,,.1..,.._1 Gor-•tlen. a Ca lllornl4t <••Pl"ellOft, IOI Adam• A"9nue, H-lnoton IMcll, C.e llfo<llla ., .... Vl•I• Corona Anocl•IH, • Call19rnl• \.ltnltM ,Wl,...,.llllP, etfO VIiie Le Jolla 0.1-.. Sulla 1100. I.a Jot le, Cellt0tlll• tJDV -· Oe.,.IOC>Mant Corpore· NOTICll v ... M W llltefl t11M. Tiie llon , ... rt may ~Ide aeelntl -wllNul ""l• E. Von Ell.,, '°"' Delfll ... ,d -.. yO<I ,.~ f.MCUCI ... Vice Pr .. lcleot wltllln 30 ..... R•ad IN lnforinellOn Tiii\ •ta•-t was 11114 w111\ '"" M l-. County Clerk of Or-Counly on June A\11501 U•tacl "41 1klo CM....-. 10, 1'91 PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE El T•l"'-1 .,._ -ktlr con••• Ud. '1U•2t "CTIT10UI au11NUS "" ewcti.tlcl•. --que Ud , • ...,. PITIR •. YC* a \. TEN .. _. ITATIMINT d• donlrp • JO di.1. L•• i. lnlorma Attor"y Ill t..tw Tlla tollowl119 '"''°"' ••• dolnt clol' qvo ....... • •u-"""' t>u1tneu .. : I. TO THI OEl'f.NOANT A Clwll Mttlltl~IMCll,Ce.-OENNERLINI! INSUllANCI <ClfTlpleinl hot -llled by 1"41 plel,.. fliu1M11....i 0<an9e Go .. 1 Dally Piiot. AO ENCY, a.II Sooutfl Bavtlde Drl.,,., Utt •oeln11 '"" June U. 20.11, Jtlly •, 1911 772341, Newport hecfl, Celllornl• •>MO a. 11 yow wllll 10 Clef-tl\11 law ... 11 ----ROl>ert $. ~tine, ln<orporat· yow mwlt within lO den alter tfll• HI -C•lll0tni., Ml South l•Y•ldt •ummOM 11 oerVed on yO<I, 11 .. wllll PUBLIC NOTICE Drl••· Newport .. acfl, Calllornle tllh court • w rlllen plead I,,. In '2'91111 ~ ln..-.Cted l>y • cor· •H POllH lo th• complalnl (II • "'CTITICIUS IU511tlH poratlon Ju1llce C""'1,. YoU mutt II .. wllh Ille N ...... STATIMINT II-S Oelwlfftlne. I~ CO<lrt • -•-pleacllnt or <•UM an Tiie 10110..1"9 CM•ffn• •'• ooln9 11_,.. s OftWlel'tlne oral PIH dl119 to ... •nteru In llM llMitl..... ••. Pr- OoOetl. Unlftl you do IO, Y-Clel ... 11 AMERICAN PACI< AGING IN· Tiiis sta..,,._I was llled wllfl llle wlll lie on""eo--lketlon of Ille OUSTRIES, 31U Sout1' GrlMI PIKa, Counly Cler• of Or•noe C°"'nly on pla lnllll. -"''' <o<wt .... , enter • Sant• AM. CPlll<Wnl• tVOf JYN ••. '"'· luotmenl ... Inst you for llW re lief M Allee I( Fell, 3121 South GrlMI J.C'-, ..... & S.ClllHlf m•n<MO In tr1e c-ltlnt, wflKll <OUIO P*•• s...t.e Nt.a, Celltor-rll• 9170f I AfW9o'tt 111 ........ rHWll In~ of w~t. l•kl119 Or_., J~ Felll, 3125 Sou111 p--,_ of mor•n or pr-rty or olller rel .. ! r• Gr IN I Piece. S...I• ""'· C.111""'1• wet" ,.,.. .....,.. q.,.lteO In Ille Compialnl '2104 ............. (M9f on-. b. II y0tt wttlt le -Ille ~l<e tf Linde 8Pcon, 1t11t Wellbt'-Cir N _ _... a-a,~ -••.__,la .. , ...-wr, YM .._.... <le, Hunll119ton BHCll, Calllornl•' '1 .. 2tl .. M ........ y .. ·-,_ wrl ftH '1M1 ~. H MY, -y ... Ill .. .,. ti-. Aaron Tllo m u Bacon, ltllt • Publl\hed Or ..... C-1 Deily Pllol, OA TED July JO. 1'7t W•llbr .... Orr la, Huntington e..c11, June 20, V, Jtlly '· 11, 1'91 11lMI Wllllem f. SI Jolln, Celllotnia,_., Ctani Ae rl<k Wiiiiam Bacon, U ll2 By Swsan L Bu•ton. W•llbr-Clrcla, Hwntl"9t0ft hacll, ~.., C•lllor11la.,..1 llATAOKA.MO•aT,COl llAL This b<>tlneu h conou<l•d l>y • MO•eNO& CAMACMO G•nertl corporation Mii ent .._,., -... .,.. Allee K Felll Les A ...... ,~ MU Tllh 1tal-t •as 111.0 wllh Ille Tat. Ne. UIJI J'Uol65ol Co""'' Cl•rk of Or•n99 Cou"lv on Pullll\hed Or•noe CN•I O•lly Piiot, Ju,,. II 1 .. 1 June 20, 27. JUiy 4, 11. 1'91 111~•1 • f'l.U1' PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS •us 1NaH NAME STATIMINT T,.. totlOwlnv per-. h doln<;t t>u\l neu •t R0 8ERTS COMPLETE POOL SERVICES. 20 l MerHlll .. Wey, Co\la M ... , Celll0trlla t»27 B tr on Scolt RObHl>, H U M•r ,••11•• W•v. (OU• ,..,., •. C•lllornl• n.11 Tiil• ~-"cono..cled by en ;n dtvidual By<on Scott ROC.rh Pul>lt\IWO ~""119 Co.11 Oelty Piiot, Ju,,. 20. 11. July 4, I I, 1'111 ,,., .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUllNllU NAME STATllMllNT Tiie 1011-1nv per1oon 11 c1o1119 1>u1I net' at HOROSTJERNEN LUXURIES, dS Fel• ,.,,.,,.,., AIJI 11n, Cool• Me .. , Celllornle m:i. 8erl ~tty Kr-• 11. •H F•lr A•enu.. CO&t• MeM, Celllornl• •»» Tflll llu\lrwu IS cono..cteo by en In· d1vlduel hrt ~tty l(r-1 11 Tllll >W.....,.t wal filed wtlll llw County Clerk of Or•ntt Count• on June ll. t•t Tiits ••• ....,,.,,t "'°' 111.0 ... 1111 Ille '1M.JM County Cieri< ol Or-c_.1, on Mey Pubh\hed 0r•"99 C...'1 D•lly Piiot, 21, 1911 June 10. 27, Jtlly •. t 1, 1'11 HSO-tt P UBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS aUllNaH NAM• STATaMain Tiie loll-i"9 por.on• •re Ool119 llU"llff• at NEWPORT AUTO DETAIL. 1"9 Newport Boulevard. Co,te M•••. Celllornle mZJ T"""-Attilio Sc-rr». 2°'1 Sea Cove l •ne. Coste ""'••· Ce lltornl• ,,.,, GIOfle Sc-rr•~. *' See Go .. l ane, c.o.ta MeM, Celllorftla '2•77 Tiii• llullllff• 11 condu<lecl by • nuM>ano -wila. T1lomet ~ .... f'UJSll P.,bll>"td Or•nve Coast o ... , PtlOI. June 10, JI, Jtlly •. 11, t'91 1121 .. L P UBLIC NOTICE NS l"61 "ICTITIOUS au SI NESS NAME STATEMENT Tiit loll-lnQ "'"'°"' ••• 001119 buSI ,,..,., CARTCO. 1011 Gotllaro Str .. 1. Unll E. HunllnQton Beech. Calllornl• 91••1 C•rl R Twym.,. Com1MnY. In< Celllorni• fhlt Duslneu '' condu< ~o bY • <or e>or•l lOrt Tiii• 1t.ei-t was lllecl wllll Ille County Clerk of O<enoe Co..,.11 on Inc Carl R. rwymen. Pr .. ide<\t J une JS,1'91 ,.,_ Tiii> •l•t-nt •H llled wllfl Ille P"bll\hed Or-Coa\1 0.lly Piiot, County Cieri< al Or-County on June June JI, Jtlly •. 11, ti. 1'91 UIMt ' 1'll F1'aM Pul>h....., Or.noe c:o .. 1 0•1ty Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICE W,..•tott COURT O"CALl~•NIA COUNTY O" O•AllfOI 7IO Clvk c-ter Dri" WM1 ll'eAOfllce ..... S-..Me,CA nm MARRIAGE OF PETITIOHER l(YEHG S00 KIM RES~OENT SUNG KIL KI M SUMMOtllS l'AMIL Y \.AWi 0 1- NOTICa 1 Y ......... -.. -. TIM ,_,..,., Mc ... ..-. .,.. ""*-"' -...... -·• -.,.. ,....... wlttll11 • .. ., •• R ...... , _ _.... ...... II ,_ wllll .. -tll9 Miiia at • .. -, ...... -... , ... .-.. M-mtl'llYM _Y_,_ .. ........... If Mt'f ..... y lie IMM .. ti-. AVIM>l u ••e• ... •I•• ............... . ,,,..,..., _.. Mc:llflr c-• ue. sift .... i.n<i. a --ue .• _.._ .. llln da .... ._ LH la ,....,._ .... ~ ... .i, ... SI u,..,. _ Mlldt.er e1 c-i. • IHI •Mee* .. " .. ·-· .... rt.I llacarl• '""'••l•l•.,.•11te, .. e•I• ma11era, "' _ .. • .,..., .. ,., sl llay • ._ .......... , ........... . 11 ....... 1 TO THE RESPONDENT Tiie patltloner hat lllecl a 119llllon concernlnv your ,,..,,1_ II you 1•11 to 111• • rnoonw wllNn lO day• of Ille d•lf lllat lhll ..,...,.,_, Is ..,...., on you, yOU< do-fault ,,..Y lie anlared and the court may .,.,., • Juotment <Oft· letnl119 tnjurw;ll-. "' olM• ordar1 con cun11>9 Ol•ttlon ol pr-rty, "'°""'' WPC>Ort, CNIO CldlOdy, CllllO ._,, etlor,,.y '"'· <otb, .nci IUCll olller re 1-.f H .... y DR t rented by I .... C-1 Tiie 9ern1Wnen1 of ·-•· l•kl119 of mon•v or e>rOP1ny. or ouwr co"rt •uthorlred proc-•no• may •'"° •• >ull Oeteo -Cl\ 1•. Itel LEE A BRANCH, Clerk By CH. ANDERSON, Oel)Uly •eu<,S_&_ -0-0ftveMft. ....... , OeNH 0.-. CA .... 17141 .. 711:1 Pul>li•-Or-CN\1 Dally Pilol J11ne 10. 21, July f , 11, Itel 21»41 PUBLIC NOTICE SOUTH OltANOll COUNTY MUNIC.,A\. COU llT Jt141C-Yal .. y '•rllway ~"'-'·CA n•n PLAINTIFF. INSURANCE COM· PANVOF HORTH AMERICA. DEFENDANT RAYMOND EARL MILLER and DOES. I lflrouoh 10, ln<lutl.,. SUMMONS C:..N-ltl l• NOTIClll Y• ...... MM ...... T'IM cawt .,..., •• ...,,.., ye11 wltlltwl , ........ -....... , .. ._ .. wlttll• • .. , .. 11..e lie IM-'"*i ....... June IJ, 20, 11. July•.'"' 2n1-t1 PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'l••oacouaT "°• TMI STATI OP CAU ll'04l•tA .. o. TMI COUNTY OP OltA .... CAHlll0.4-..._ O•O.• TOloHOWCAUll f'C>a~Of'tlAMauo NaW llSTM ca•Tlf'ICAT• IN THE MATTER OF THE AP· fll\.ICATION 0,., THEODORE \.. l'URPEllO, Plotltl-. WHEREA S, tlle P e lltlon of THEODORE \.. PVRPERO !\as -llled wl\11 V. Clen ol 11111 C-' tor-., Order <fWln1llne Pet1t1-r'1 11am. lrom THEOOORE \.. PVllPERO le RENEE MARIE VANELU end for an Order ctlreii:llne Ille 1-e GI• - 1Mr111 <ertttl<.ate refleii:tlne correction of .. ndat' from ..,.1. to temata. IT IS Hl!.llEa Y OllOEREO IMI all per10n1 lntle1"tacl In »Id matter • poar ...,..,.. 11111 Cou<1 on A._.I s. 1 .. 1. In o.p.rt,.,...t 3. ol .,._ Or- County SUpe<lor Court 10.,.,.., cauM wlly lfllt Allt>fl<•tlan lor CM"9f ol n a m e e nd corre ction of birth cartlllceta VOlld not Ila orented. IT IS FURTHEll ORDERED 11\at a <•Y of tftls Or-to ~ C-.. be PllbflS-onte a _.. for '-Ill(• cesslva-. prlo< ID u. day o1 ..io fl eerlnt ln Ill• D a lly Pilot, • new1peper of .. na re t c lrcwl•tlon prlnled In IN c->ly ol Or-. Slate of Celllornla. DATED· J-U , 1 .. 1 l'INTO& ICHMll.T1e•, INC. AL.aw~..._ .... f'lntlt. ~ca. ... (114)7»1• Publl-Or-(Mil Delly Pllol J-JI, Jtlly 4, 11, It,'"' 2'~. PUBLIC NOTICE •tCTITIOU• aUSlltl5S NAMI STATeMaNT Tll• IOll-"11 ~ 11 00i119 -I· ~S al, l ·T·l SANDWICH DELI, 1 .. 72 l eech ...... venl, Unit D, H...m.lnoton BH Cll,CafllllmlenM7 Ke •-H9U'l'tf>. 11•1 Corlendaf, Fountain \1•11..,, Calllornle '110I Tfllt busitlftt It c...OUCteCI l>y an In· ctMduel. I(• )(\Mlfl H9VY9'1 Tfllt tl91-nt .... llleel wllll Ille County Clar• of O<e1191 County on J-U.1t•1. " .... Publl.,._, Or.,... ~ Delly Pl~ JUM t7,J ulY4. lt.11, 1tt1 ~. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS aus 1N•SS NAMI STATEMaNT Tiie lollowlno peri.on• ••• doing bu•lllff\ "· SOUTHLANO fl LE CO. Sl11'> Marouerlte1 Coron• O•I M•f , ca11rornl• m u Cll•rle• G Reilly , ~IJ V> M•rouerlle, Coron• d•I Mer , Celltornl• t?•U Dorothy Oolle rly Rellly, SUV> M•rouerlte, Coron• Oel Mer , Calllornl• n.lS Tllll -Ines• Ii <-u<led by en In· dlvldual Cl\arin G Reilly Tiiis 1t.el-t ••• flied wllh Ille County c .. r_ of Or•ll9'1 County on June it.,,.., '1M4M P11bli.lleel Or-C<Mll Dally Piiot, June 10. 77. Jtllt •. 11. '"' 11M..O PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS a USINIU S NAMa STATIMENT T ... lol._"9 pe.._, Is OOlno l)u\j M'IS.•S G & F CO..CRETE cuntNG. •It We,tm1nster Ave NewP0'1 h •<h. Cell lorn•• '2.U Gr•t O•'I' Lynn Fe ro.,•on. •II W .. tmins .. r ·-· N-rl Beath. Calltornle 9*J TM• 11<4"'"'" '-..CteO by an In dlvldual Gr990<Y Lynn F erovton Thi• '1•1emen1 we• llleo '""" t.,. County Clerk al Or-County on M•Y 11, 1911 '1U11' Publll'-d Or-C.0.U Daily Piiot. J"ne 10, 21. Julv •· l1 '"I 2t14-tl PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSIHESS NAMe STATEMENT Th• 1auow1"9 ""''°" •• oo.no buw MHAS FULLERTON ROLL OF f! S ERV ICE, HOI Wot Ave nue , Fullerton,GalllornteUUS Mtcl\eel u. c:ooo1no. llOI w .. t Aven"•· Fllllerton, C•lllornt• •»D Thi\ buslnfts "conouct.a bY •n In 01vioua1 MKhael LteCOddl"9 Tr"' n11~1 ..... , t111CJ .., .. ,. tne County Cletk GI Or-County on June "· ""· .. 10•• Publl....., 0<-Coa\I O•llY Pilot, J une U. 10, 21,Jul'I' •. '"' JIU-ti PUBLIC NOTIC E IU,.1110• COU•T 0 ' CA LIPOR•IA, COUNTtf 0, OllAN•I, 100 CIVIC C ENTER OlllVE WEST. BOX 131, SANTA ANA, CA'110L MARllA•a 0' DOU•&.AI W. aYAM, NTITlC*IR; CNAR\.OTTa ll. •YAN, •H"*DaNT. •UMMONI l'AMIL Y \.AW) CAM •UMl&ll: 01M711 NOTICE I Y .......... _._,...,_._, -.c ....................... ..... ........... ,..._. ........ . .. , .............. " ..... -· 11, .......... -... -....ce .. . ., ..... , ....................... .. .. ,.......,, .. -,_ ....... . ........ " .... -y lllet ........ . AVltol U1tee Ila ,, .. ea,,.a11•aea. II '"-........... _,. IN. •• ......... __ "",........ ............ "-.. .....,_ ... _ ...... SIU--IMklWalc-.. a ............ -._.. ll•cerla ,_., ... _., •• " .. .. -· -,.._... • .s..-c .... " ...., ............ -~-· ......_ I. TO THE ltlSPOHOENT Tiie petlU.Wr -llleel • 119lltlon COfl<ernlne """' ,,..,.,, ... " '°" 1•11 to Ille a -wllfllll lO .. , ... IN dotte tllM tllls -· It _..... "' '°"· ,_ ............ .,. .. eftteracl ..... Ille cowt me., --a I~ c-lalnlno lnJ...ctlw or ~ .,..,.. , .... c,ar111no clvlMlll o1 ll'--1Y. _.,.. -1. dll .. ,......,, <Jlli. ......-i. •tl«MY ..... ~·.end tutll altlor r• llaf as <Ny De erent" lloy IN c-1.. T ..... ,,,,__ el "-· tMllno o1 money or =~~ .:' ou1er court e .. t_,_ ,....., .... ,. "'"· DATED O.C.IO, '*· l.M A. l r.nc:I\, Clan . J. Oallra.. °"""" o.ei .. w.ar-, ... -.-... ..,,._, •U _..._,CAWJW Tat.lt1'1_, .. 4 PWll.,_, Orenae CM\I O.lly "''°'· ,_t1,Jul.,4,11,11,t .. 1 .. ., .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P UBUC NOTICE ,.,._. ,,_,_ 0r.,.. C..•t 0.lly ....... J-11, Jwty f, II, 1e. 1'91 tl72 .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOU•IUSINISS NAMll ITATIMlltT Tiie lol._nt ,_,_, 11 Ot>l119 busl- IMP •t. EllECUl IVE MANAGEMENT ASMX:IATIS AGllNCY, um 8Pc'1M., ClrCI•. Hun41""10ft .. Kii, C•lll<Wftla n..- J"" WOjk-1, ltoJ a.ckMy Cir· <I•, Hw11llt19ton B••<h. C•llforni• .,_ Tiii• ........... ,, <-lee! l>Y .,.. In dlvlduel J .. _, .. _, Tiil• tt.e._t ,. .. lltect w llll uw C611ftlY Clffk of Oren99 c-tv °" J-"·'"' .. 1..-i P.,1>11"'9d Oranee C:.011 Delly Piiot. Jurw 27. Jtlly •. 11. ll. 1'91 lltl .. t P UBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS a USINESS NAMaSTATEMINT Tiie 10110w1nv pertont era doln<;t .,..., nen ., TH E GREETING EXCHANGE. ..ell SI Paul circle. Hun11nv1on S.•ch. C•lllornle ~1 Steve<> Krot> G•DO\, 1' Ba1t>0• Co•- • ._ Newpor1 S.•<r>. Cal1lornle•!66l Melinde lee E••I, •Cl 51. P..,l C" c1e. H11nllnvton 8ea<n. C•lilornl• 9:1M1 Thh butlneu I• conducted Dy • (l<tner•I p"'tnerslllp. Sleve K Gtlll>t Thi\ "alemenl •4S llled Wllh tl>e Counly Clerk al Orwioe Counly on M•Y ....... "1'21" Pullll\hecl <> •noe c ..... Dally Pt IOI, June tl, 20, 11.Juty 4, lfltl 2101 11 P UBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITlOUS aUStNaSS NAM& STATHdNT The ,,,,_"9 -\OM are OOl'IQ bullrwue1 THE AUTO REPAIR SHOP, 111 Avoc-. ••.C:O.ta""'1.e,CA'2•l7 Da v id J . Fo\ler Jr , JU J awcfle nan , Sp ••. Rhe rstde , C•ll"''""' t2'CD JOllft 0 Cor ... 11. llU Pl•rc• ,.,,.,,..., eo.ta ....... c a t1t0<11I• nw Tllh lklslrwu ll conoucteo by • 99nerel -1nenfllp .-. o C0tnell This 11el-I wet lllacl wllll tlloe County Clerk of O<en99 c -ty on J -U. "'' ,., ... Pul>H-O<-Cftl Dally Pll9(, June 27, Jtlly •. 11, "· "" , .. , .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS a USIHESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie 1o1,_1nv per-• ue OOt1'9 bv>• NUU NEPTUNE BOATS, lSO H•nov~r Ori••, COSI• MH•. C•lilornia 92126 JoM c.1-t1. lSO H•no••r Orh·•. CoSle Mew . Ohtornla ,.,.,. Heclor GerCI•, SIOI "O' W hi ~nl • .. ,,., Caltlornla 9V03 Tt\1' C>u1uw1' '' conduct•d b't' • oene, •• p.rtrwn/\lp John~ C.t~r. Thi\ t.tatern.nt w•\ t 1lect •Ith Uw County Cl•rk al Or anot' County on June 10,1911 "t•-Publl•IWO <>-C.0.•I O•tly P•lot, Junt IJ,10.11 JUIY•. .... Hen PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS a USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie I01-l1>9 per-are dolnQ Dusi MU•s CLINTANN IHL . I So<lth VISI• De Cetellna, Soutll L"9un•. C•ltlo•nt• .,.,, Cllnt..,, lr>e lncorp tn C•lllornl•. l Soulll Viti• De C•l•ltne. Soulll Lo19una. Gal1lorn1• 9:1111 I ffth bultneM IS <-..Cltcl by • <or porellon EC B•r•u fl\ll slalHnenl We\ lillCI ,.1111 Ille County Clerk al Or .,.911 County on June "· "" F•Utl Pulllislle<I o .. noe C<M\I Delly Piiot. June ll, 10, 11, July•. 1'111 21n II PUBLIC NOTICE SU,a•IOll COU•T 0 C A&.1,0llNI A, cou•T Y o• O•ANOI, 700 CIVIC Ganter Drive Watt, s..ta """'· C.lllornl• tJ70'J. IN THE MATTER OF HERllVIN A OIEI<. JR., OK-. NOTICI OP NIA•INO l'ROUTIEI CAM NUMUR A-toUJS TMt ..-C.. It ,.....,... lrf .... Tllk ~ ............ _ .. i.c_,,_,__,....,.. ....... , lttt II yw ....._ II ""•f'lt a,.,_ .................. ,.. _, f ... ....... wilt• ..... c..t t• '" .. .,.cl••-ke•llef ....... .. .... , ...... _.. ..... .. t ...... ~ ... ....--- •• HCll .. llM el Ille Callteral ,_tee.em. I. NOTICI II tha n tlla l JACOVeLYN $ 01£1(. Eucvtrla ot Wiii Of HEllMAN A. OIEK, J R. Dec••-· llft lllell PETITION l'OR APPO INTME N T OF T llVSTEE PlllOR TO OISTRIMITION CPnlNte coo.. Section 1121), ,....,_to wtllc~ I• made lw lwtllef per11cUl.,.L 2. A llNrlnt Clfl tit mttW Wiii Ot .,.Id on Jwtr 21. "" •t t;• a.m. I• Dee>'. >. loUltad " 100 Civic ~,., Drive ~. IMR• AM, CA '2102. JOHN A DUNC.AN, Attorney kw ~tltloner JOMN A. DUN<Mt ... ••....n c...-Drtft, ..... u .. .._......_..CA .... Pul>lltllect Or .... CtHI O.Oy Plltl JUl'f J, f , 10, 1'9t ...... PUBLIC NOTICE If Ytu w1111 --~ '"-<ldVlcallf an••· torney 1111111• mall•, yow -..io de•• promp!ty so IMC .,..., Wf'tllefl ,...._, lfeny,may11ernw ent1ma WEED ABATEMENT NOTICE The City of Irvine announces Its Intent to file an asstssment Olen) for weed a batem.nt performed durlno the fiscal year 1980-1911 on the foltowlno properties: AVllOl U_ ... ..__._ II .,...,... ,..... -.c• ,...,. ue."" .......... _.,..,..,...... ........... -...-... .. ......_ .... ........ 51 UstR ._ tolkllillr •I c-l• • llf\ ............... ..,.. ....... 1. 11acor10 1-ltta111e111t, .. •tt• -·· Ml '""""" ottrltll, ti lley ... "" ........ _,., . ._ ... ...,... 1. TO THE Oll"ENOANT: A ti.tit com.iaint llN Motl 11..., llY tM •lal,.lfl ...Inst y.., 11 Y911 wltll ID ........ llllt , ........ "°"mutt. wlllltll ... , • ..,., u111 -l•Ml'W4l•10U,f~wlt11 tlllt cowt • Wfllttrt r•l*lff to lllo ,_ •• ,,,., """"' '"" ..... .,.II" Cle• fault wlll !It tMiHW °" ..,,K•t'911 el IN ,1a11111ff, w 1111u_.t "'•'f .Mor• lVffmeol4 .... 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Sc.hirer '17I01 C.rtwrfghl APUS-142·2.S Jeffrey &.:lfltkkl, .tel A1 per City OnUMnee 244, _,.., .,.,..,., afftcMd or eaarttwd by any ect °' detennlnetlon by the Director Of Pubflc wor-a or OI lht Qty c:ou,,cn In conntctton with tfMI PfOVlslons Of Mid ordlnence mev ._.. to tht City Councll. Such •PPNI llWIU b9 In wrm~ Md nu e. flhlid~w•• the City Cl.,k prior ID the 1Stfl day of Jul'/. "'" Any ~ ~meet Wiii be t\9ard by the Cltv C°"ncll In I llmtly rnenMr. The ·'let'°" Of ltM Council the~ wu be fl nal end c.cnchnlve. t 01tt d: June 23, 1911 ~.~~ROWLAND. City ol lrvtne PU8LlSHED: ORANG~ C°"5T DAILY Pt LOT July 1, :.haly .. , "'' 2113.et \ 1ctu11.r 111, INDEX . Tt"9clf•U.CIM 642-5678 MMSES f H SALE <. ....... .. llloo hl• ... ....... '"'"""'' ~==:.r c .......... . o. ....... .. 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'umnwr Htnl •h \ M"•lK>n k•l'Uel\ lt•M•I• IO"'"'"' L.,•I""' l«11t H•n4 Otl1r• Krnt&J Kuunin, Rir~•I lfldw•tu•f i(t'fthl -:;:.·.~~ ~ anl..n lilCn' krf'll<th BUSINESS, INVEST MENT, FINANCE IW•llW'• flpporP "t,j,"""'"'~•ftlf"d '""~'"""""f~ .. '""f''trn•·"I 'i' ••4"ct M•llM) 1u l.o•• "'°""'>'••Al .... • Mrorll•t-1h' ANNOUNCEMENTS, PHSONALS & LOST & FOUND 1'ft"'OUM•~m1t c. ., Pool l"'C•l:\11h•r" '-' ..... "" !::::':ii'/~;_ r Ttu·.t• SEJYICES """""'"" 0.rf'C'tOf) EMrt.OYMENT & ,.ErHATION '-'hone" 1-hlNt t•O., fot>W4ttlf',_. Hflli 'lt•n\f'd \t 6o Y MCICHANOISE AM~ivn Appi1••Wn AVirtt4n ::t::';; M •\f'fl•I ('.,ntn\ 6. t..q1,u~n-1•MI l-41\ °""' f"ttt lo You t"wrNt..r• Got_,• S.lo --~t.OOll~ ,. ... ,~ u-. .. .-oc. NH''"""'" M1we .. tl•l'tlfoOIW1t M1W' .. ll•M·O.n ..-, •fttf'4 Mu.w1 •I fa-.hvnwfllh Olf•r~ rwrf\. ••111p ,..., c:i:: ~~~:.: Sc:tort•nc ,,,ood, 4iilOH """'~•IM ti•' ~~ .. 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All (142•H78 ) Onie.I ~• .... ~ ....... .... h .... • • ............•••.•.•.... ·, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY rubli1h•r'1 Nottu: All r e al estat e a d vr rtl sed in thi s newspaper Is subjerl to the Federal Fair Huui. ma Art of 1968 whJch makes 1t illegal to ad vert1se "any preference. l1m1tat1on. o r dis cnm1nat1on based on race, l'Olor. rellg1on, St'X, or national origin. or an intention to m uk~ an) s u c h preference. l1m1tat1on. or d1i.. cnmanat1on " This newspaper will not knowingly accept an)' advt>rt1s1ng for r€'al estate whJl'h is m v1ol11 t1on o! the !aw ERRORS: AdYeriiMn 1hoelld ct.d& ttwlr acb dally and report ·~ ro" lmmediat.ty. The DAILY rlLOT CIHUlftH llabllty for the fint lncoruct l11Hrfio11 °"'J. . •..•...............•.. 1001 ...................•... 41RHOME $105,000 Comforlablt> Costa Mesa ramll) home on quiet s tr eet Lo\ely wallpaJ>t'r One bath rt> modeled. tiled Roof. I yr new Co\ert~d patio. brick BBQ. b ea ut garden w bearing rnul trees ts t time ad vt>rt1sed ' Hurry lo see• 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS HOMEW/ PRIVATESl»A Ta s lefully deco rated with wood flooring . plus h carpt>ls. wood shutte rs. 2 Bdrm. den. family rm. 2 frplcs. 2 Ba Spa orr mstr suite Good financing Call for de· tails Adnenne. 759·1221 :WM~ Rfo-~ITn R.; 41RIACKIAY $137,500! Room ), 4 Bdrm. 2 sty , w l'ozy fireplace Ver) clean. hght a nd aary New dis hwasher, wa ler heatt>r, paint. paper. s k ylight' Beaut1ru11~ landH aped pa tio A must see ! 640-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS EXCB.LEHT FIHAHCIHG $285.000 down may buy l 4 million waterfront. Owner will rons1dt>r car· rying lsl. 2nd. 3rd TD ... maybe 4th TD Call D1<'k Drexler now' 759-1221 $93,000 HWPTIEACH! Bachelor special! As· sumable 164.600 loan. Walk to beach. Owner anxious Call now , 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS When you call Classified J to place an ad. you're as· · s ured of a friendly welcome and help in wording your ad for best reapon se. Call Now! 642·S678 ~-.. ;·r· .. DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? If re11 Mlle lvot ftted , • .,, ft•• ,lclltl•"• lvelnou H•111• and ... .. -!'DC .......... ft lot ,vtllktelofl, ,...M don't fer .. t ttlel t ... ll111llotlo11 I• JO daft ff-dlrteof ..... TM DAILY li'ILOT w ilt ............. *-tit ,., ••••••• 011 1 .................. onllra 0101110 CeHt .,.. a.W l1ltlll "*9t .,.. ................ ... .,.,., to, .. ..,_,. .. , I I I I tl•l•llltl\I tor '"'"••11•11 •••• ::: .. ,......, .... e. Hll t• TMI DAILY ..._OT, ,.0 .... 1•, OMt8 ..... CA-. ............... ,., ..................... . ........ ~ ... -.att m. J --~~--------------- ~ /1 --~--~~~~~~:---~~~~~~~--~~~~~ ,, • .. I I t I I I I r \' QI Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Juty4, 1981 ~.~~ ........ ~.~.~ ....... ~.~~ ........ ~.~.~ ..... ,.. ~.~.~ ............................. . :..._._.Wt "-'" PetWt ......_,_Wt ...._._Wt e ... ,.. IOOi....,.. 1002 1002 Ga•r• 1002 ........ 1002 ...... !~~ ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... •........•.•........•.• ......•............•••. . •••.••............... ······················· ................•.................. • t•e.e 1112 ••Mr<ll 1002 l•rtl 1002 t002 YllWW 12"elOWT ( ••••••••• .............. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• .. • ••••••••• .. •••••• .. •••• UMDA ISLI Reduced to $315,000 Otl.Y Wide channel -view f rom a.......r•cular Cameo HIChlaodt 00 fw SBr • U•. ram rm · Dalebout Bay & Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 LOVELY HOMES AVAILAILI IY Arn. ----~--COMI wtTH US .•. TO DOYR SHOHS WATHNOHT. PIER AND SLIP .. EXJULARATING VIEW FROM LIVING ROOM, FAMILY ROOM AND MASTER BEDROOM .. VAULTED CEILINGS. FO RMAL DINING PLUS BREAKFAST ROOM .. LOVELY FAMILY ROOM WITH WET BAR .. THREE BEDROOMS. FEE LAND. EXCELLENT FINANCING t ASI FOi DC>aJS llOWN .••••.••.•..••...•••.• SH5,000 ' COMI W1TH US ... TO DOYB SHOHS. EVERYTH ING FROM THE CURB APPEAL TO THE UNIQUE CENTER GALLERY, TO THE UPP ER BAY V IEW S UGGESTS L U XU RY FOUR BEDROOMS. DINING ROOM AND DEN GOURMET KITC HEN THAT WOULD DELIGHT ANY HOUSEWIFE .ASI fOl IOHHll MAIAYICH ..•..•.••.....•...•... SSSt,000 COMI W1TH US ..• TO HAltlOI llDGL IMPRESSIVE THREE BEDROOM HOME .. MIRRORED WALLS IN LIBRARY AND FAMILY ROOM GARDEN WINDOW IN KJTCHEN .. LUXURIANTLY PLANTED PATIO WITH FOUNTA IN SECURITY SYSTEM VIEW OF MOUNTAINS AND CIT~ LIGHTS. ASI FOi IOMMIE MAIAVICH ..•................... $495,000 COME W1TH US ... TO WISTCLIFf. MASTER BUILDER'S OWN HOME .. CONSTRUCTED WITH QUALITY, COMFORT AND EYE APPEAL IN MIND THREE BEDR OO MS .. FORMAL D(NINC ROOM .. TWO FIREPLACES .. PEGGED OAK FLOORS .RICH WOOD PANELING .. TWO CAR GARAGE WITH WORKSHOP ASI FOi llAIME SVIDllH .......................... $425,000 COMI WITH US .•. TO WISTCLIFf. NEAT THREE BEDROOM HOME. .IMPRESSJVE OPEN FLOOR PLAN FIR EPLACE .. COPPER PLUMBING. ONE YEAR HOME PROTECTION PLAN .FREE FORM POOL AND SPA OWNER WIU. CONSIDER LEASE OPTION AT Sl2SO PER MONTH TO QUALIFIED BUYER .ASI FOi llAIME SYIDllH OI TOM GUY ..•...•..••. $255,000 COME WITH US ..• TO MESA VHDE. HIGHLY UPGRADED EXECUTIVE HOME FOUR BEDROOMS .FORMAL DIN ING ROOM .. TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED WINE ROOM HUG E FAMILY ROOM POOL SIZE YARD. ASI FOi GAYLE AMATO OI Al.UH MIHOI •..••... $250,000 COMI WITH US .. TO HAltlOI HIGHUHDS. SPACIOUS FOUR BEDROOM HOME .DIN ING RO OM WITH BUILT·IN CHINA CABINETS .. ENORMOUS UPSTAIRS MASTER SUITE .. OLYMPIC SIZE POOL AND SPA IDEAL FOR GROWING FAMILY ASI POI SUSAH ftlOST ..•..........•..........•... $250,000 COME WITH US •. TO HAllOR HIGHLAHDS. TH REE BEDROOMS AND DEN .. LOVELY KITCH EN SEPARATE BREAKFAST ROOM. WET BAR .ASSUMA BLE $70,000 IST T.D .. OWNER WILL CARRY 2NDT D PRICE JUST RED UC ED $32,000. AS«i FOi HAlllET '81Y .............•.•.... MOW S 197,500 COME WITH US •.. TO MEWPOIT THIACE. NEAT THREE BEDROOM CO NDO PRIVACY AND VIEW ASSU MABL E IST TD .MANY EXTRAS IN THIS LOVELY NEWPORT BEACH RETREAT .AS«i FOi IOGH IAlqulST ....•.......•...•••••... SI St,500 1617 WISTCLIFF m1VE ..•...•...•....... 631·7100 ' '(?VoW.. .8{eW... COOlPOOl Big 20 x .o pool goes with this neat 4 bdrm hom e in Mesa Verde Also has a great bonus room Cul de-sac location Rea l JASM141~ .-.... land Ast 171-7711 ; Sl'5,000. po,000 dwn, BealltJiuJ p1u2 with Iott '1cbltechtral designed 4 bdrm, 5 bath, 'J&G-13'7 balanee ID t rn NO ol extr11. New 1pa, Id oool home . Slip for 2 large boats. SELL idlt twma wtth a POINTS. In newly J1od1uped $1,495,000. Summer.occupi.r)cy. Dally Piiot Cl111lflH TM~~ IB> yard. SkyDabta tnhante Ad. lhlt tutefull1 dttorat.cl _.._ -'="--------2 Bdrin 2 bath. den. LIDO ISU HOt-. __ .....,....,..~..,..., formal dlnlna room ()PIH SUM 1·5 IJO YIA QUITO home. 1315.000. Owner Featured on Homes Tour th.is lovely wlll carry rioaocana tradi"tional spacious, custom 3 bdrm, 3 Call for apPolntment to aee, bath home, newly decorated. Priced 64Z.SZOO J PETE BARRETT REALTY UDOISU O,IHS. l·S 114 YleDH• 2 bdrms. 2 baih. 1m maculate conditlOll with upana1on potential Just S:W.000 tU-tllJ WATEIFIONT CONDOS HUNTINGTON HRBR Purchase with 5% down on fantastic terms Brand new, cpt'd and draped ON THE WATER. Guarded gale entry, views, 2 car garage: Pool and tennis 2 & 3 BR'S AVAIL IM MED. FROM 1299.000 CALL m 1556-9600 u,.....~. If you appreciate ftne things you mwit see this outstanding Eng Tudor estate high atop Harbor Ridge Ocean. harbor & nate views 7500 sq ft or supenor cl.L'!t.om design. 5 Bdrms. s~, Ba. pool, spa , your own tennis courts. SZ.900.000 Call ror appl to sell quickly at $475,<XX>. Must see . OPIH SUM I .5 214 VIA ITHACA Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus . lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam . ~~lirig:s . Great for entertaioin.1c $420,000. Best prtce for the money. • PENINSULA POINT llACHFIOMT Panoramic bay & ocean view at wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bdrm, 3 balb custom home. 3700 sq. (t. · f ea luring marine room. $1,385,000. ' MEWPORT CREST COHDO 2 bdrm, den , spacious Plan 8, immaculate. Low priced at $215,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.) 1 >l•oy""'' [)r , '< k f1!~ hlbl WATEIFIONT CONDOS HUNTINGTON HRBR. Purchase with 5% down on fantastic terms . Brand new, cpt'd and dra ped. ON THE WATER. Guarded gate entry. views, 2 c ar garage. Pool and tennis. 2 & 3 BR's AVA IL Im med FROM 1299.000 CALL 71A /556-9600 ORANGE Fruit trees & room for your own garden compll menl this beautiful 3 bdrm, famil y r oom home Clo&e lo hospital Come see 11' $119,900. I MAUIY ST AUFRI 1 SU LIOH UAL.TY 673-5354 OCEAH VIEW!! Spacious remodeled 4bd Harbor View Hills w/lrg bonus room. Prof decor in warm earthtones. Best location w/brand new custom pool , spa & gazebo w/wet bar. Too good to be true at $419,900. Prin only. Call Patrick STIAL-OWHH MOVB>! This. home has it all and its a bea uty. 3bd 2ba, bonus rooms, formal DR , fireplace. pool, spa. firepit. etc. Al only $129.900 . Assume low int. lst T.D. won't last. Call Patrick Tenore. PllCE REDUCED $30,000 Serious seller also offers 113/•'·; interest on $225,000. Upgraded Baycrest home with pool. Good family home. Asking $458.500. Call Pete Johnson for details. l.AIG.AIM TIME 2 bd condo in super sharp condition. Mesa Verde location. Insure good appreciation. Priced to sell $94 .500. Anne McCasland. AFFOID.AILE LUXURY Outstanding pool home near Mesa Verde Golf Co urse. Bea utifull y maintained and upgraded . Custom financed for a qui ck sale. Price $152,500. Anne McCas land VIEW FANTASTIC 180° of breathtaking ocean view is yours with this spacious 3bd , 2 bath home in a most desirable location of Newport. $395,000. Call Kasey or Norm now. OLD & HEW IOfH Two year NEW custom cape cod in OLD COM . 3bd, 212 bath. lg. count r y kit. 2 FP. Quality workmanship throughout , loo man y a menilies to list. Super terms. don 't wait. call now for details. Kasey or Norm. $495,000. NEW IXCWSIVI SPY~LASS USTIM& This beautiful 6 Bdrm house ls the Crown J ewel of Spyglass Hill. Decorated in traditional style , features e le gant wallpapers , window coverings, carpet & wood fl oo ring. You can en/'oy the spectacular ocean views rom the ki tchen. family room. living room , or mas ter suite and from the c ustom poo l and spa in the elegantly la ndscaped backyard. $925 ,000 . Open Sunday 12·5. 55 Goleta Pomt. LAKE MISSION VIEJO A splendid French CoWlty home in the gated community of Tres Vistas on the shore of Lake Mission Viejo with 4 bedrooms. 31 2 bath.5. family room. formal dining room, living room and pool if you like. This custom home is built with the finest attention lo detail and atmosphere. Financing available. $745,000. llG CANYON CUSTOM ON THE GOLF COURSE French provincial family home with 5 be drooms. including downstairs m<1 id 's rooms with pri va te entrance Pool and spa, large famil y room. qwet secluded library, formal living room and dining room. and much more. All the li ving areas offer views of the golf course and night lights. This home offers the most in formal elegance for entertatrung as well as comfortable livability Call for a pri vat e s ho\\1n g Pri ced al S2.300.000 HARIOR RIDGE CUSTOM Elegant. country English home on the top street m Harbor rudge . 5 bedroom , family room and library. Fantastic ocean and city light view to Long Beach and beyond. Buyer choice or flooring. carpets. fixtures. and kitcht'n appli ances. Pool and spa included. Call for appointment lo 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 room. large loan availa ble $298,500. IEST VALUE IN NEWPOIT Beautiful 3 bedroom or 2 + den home on large lot with pnvate ya rd and spa French doors and many other upgrades. Owner will carry. $269.500. More value for your DIMES value at $149,950. -------RESl~llAl REAL ESTATE SERVICES HOW'S YOUR CHANCE You'll find Pride of Ownership throug hout this lovel y 4bd .. 2 bath home. Enjoy your own private patio or the tennis & pool at the club. Located in one of Newport's finest areas. you'll agree its a bargain at $269,900. Call us now & find out about the super terms. Kasey or Norm. SPYGLASS 5wa IUY Great family home. 7 bedrooms , 4"4.z baths, family room with built·in bookcases. ocean views from patio and 5 bedrooms. Probably the best value m Spyglass Hill at $650,000. In the famous Dally Piiot DIMES-A-LINE ADS Advertlat lttma up to S50 In ulut In Dlm .. ·Mlnt Ida tvtry Saturday In tht Dally Piiot. 1ttnt yow ad with caah to any of our lltrtt convenient offlcta or mall your copy with 1 c:t.cll Of money ordtr tor ~ contd amount. 20c per llnt, 11.00 minimum. Sony, no llv .. tock, product or pl1nt1 and no commtrclal .eta art allo-d. Each Htm mutt bt priced with no lttm ovtr l50. Olmt•A-llnt ad• may be pi.cect II lht Coate Meta offlct until 3 p.m. Frtdty, untll noon Friday at the Laguna leach or Huntington ltach offlcaa. '=~::.' s@\l~~-a£~s·::: -----~ aAl a. r«4Alll ••--lotlo<.ol !lte '-"""""'9d -•t.-.... "' .. ,_ ...... -· I ,~ i £ t 9 1· I 1 I I A F R 0 y 11 My doe1or hll llktn up 1 I I J' I acupuncture, but I oon'I think . " " " . . z he'• 100 good •t II. 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Pl!.L1h carpets Large, cheery kitchen. Skylight in bath. Huge oovered patio. Generous yard +-RV storage Sould great? It is ! Only $96 ,000 Call now . 645·-0303 COLD Well BANl(eR O CO..-CL\l +LIVING Spacious 3 bdnn, % bath apl. Bltins, wet bar, fireplace, atrium. Over 500 sq. rt. of business space + 4 car garage. Priced at $350,000. associated £i"1-1o f 1· ''f /\ ·1. •, I ' "' ~ • ASSUME! $15,000 Mesa Verde'• ftntlt 4 Bdrm 2 beth home With latte Uving room and family room , brick fireplace, pro(etaiooally decorated. A91ume 115,000 J.JtTD. prboely $111,500. Owner' anliOlal. callWf.231.S THE R E A L ESTATERS PIMIMSUl:A ,_. Only altPI CO the ~1 11 th'-barpia nut . .,,,,., .,., bnllhel ..... illld'eaatl In on• CaU .. : ~ 7ff.1111 OPEM HOUSE 1·5 Of'IN IN SrYGLUS C u stom 25 room Medi t e r ra n ean Vi l la . Panoramic views. $2,400,000. See Barbara Ballmann At 17 MUIR BEACH CIRCLE. 644-9990 760 ·0835 UMIYtlSfTY 'All Spacious garden home on lovely pvt lot 3 BR 3 Ba, large rooms. formal dining, cozy farnlly rm. Buy aubject to exlsUng 9'\ loan OHered at $239,000. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 UH. 17tUt-c..t MtM ........ 6J I· I JU 44121-..f'hy, rrt.. .......• H,..400 I IC.,... ....... Hft ldl ...... 75'· I JJ I Your friends a nd1tr you want your ad· neighbors ~Classified vert1S111g message to re· wh en th ey ha ve arh more people at som el h 1n g lo se 11 lower cost. Classtlied is They'll tell you how well the wa y logo! Call Now ' 7H-1616 •COIYCOTTMH• SOLAR HIATIMG Sensational 3 bdrm home featuring upgraded interior, french doors & spa in xtra large yard. All for $110.000. Owner will carry large 2nd T.D. 759-1501 or 752·7373. DISl'llATI Price reduced $.5,000 on this bright and a~ry family home. Low maintenance backyard ~1th custom spa surroundell by redwood de cking. Ready to move in. Only $169,900. 556·7035. •HAllOl atDGb This se renely be autiful home is set against a changing backdrop o( green & golden slopes, long shadows & twinkling lights! Featuring 3 bdrms + a spacious library, formal din ing & gourmet kitchen for memorable days thruout the years. A dramatic stairway that's wrapped around an atrium leads to a hideaway master suite with study & fireplace for those chilly evenings! For a private showing o( th.is superb residence call 759· 1501or752· 7373. DISPllA 11 UOY This superb 2 bdrm condo la a great starter & priced at btlow market value. Hurry, tbi:a one wao't lasl Call DOW!! 545-9'91. OCIAHROMr .... A&.OW Private lockable gate onto the whlte sand. Charming Laguna Beach cottage is perfect weekend hideaway or rental. FANTASTIC FINANCING : With 20% down payment, owners will finance at 13% with no payments for one year! l Askins $695,<MX>. 963-5671. Sll.MDOWM Spacious four bedroom, two bath beach home. iupel'b owner auisted financing available . •1•. lndependent Member Broker SPECIAL OFFER RW. ESTATE LICENSltli SCllJOL WHk MIGHTS Olt WIBEHDS s3900 For more Information c .... w... ........ 14S.t4tl , .... ,._ ....... H.t.Lw '6~1671 719·1501 . ,..NCTfloa COHDO COtMISIOM 'nlese 60 units would convert easily Into condos . Three excelleot assumable loans . Prime Bakersfield location. Sl,990,000 or owner wlll conaider trade for mobile home park. 90-Sln. ll WOrked ror I.hem I 642°5§18 s s s SI 0,000 DOWH!! s s s Very creative financi ng avail able on this spacious hom e featuring 3 bedrooms & 2 baths ! Recentl y painted & papered fo r t he Discr i min ating buy er ! Only $11 9,000. 759-1501 or 752·7373. DOM1' atY UTll Don't look ba ck and say to yourself. "J should have bought when the prices were down ." Pri ces are down and it's lime to buy this 2 bdrm. pride of ownership unit. Takeover existing loans with modest down. 545·9491. •EXECUTIVE SWHT• Sensational 2 story. executive home featuring 4 large bed rooms. 3 bath.5. form a I dining, family room & bonus roo m. Located at end of quiet cul -de.sac. Onl y Sl87,000 with assumable financing. 759·1501 or 752·7373. COHTIACTOl'S DBJGHT! Custom built home has been this contractor's home. office and yard. but now it's time to move. Storage galore including 20'x50' garage with ~. bath (could easily be converted to mother-In-law quarters), 2 RV accesses for trucks. boats or campers PLUS custom pool and spa. Lot size : 1-'l acre. $179,900. 963·5671 . JUST MMteAC9CT Call for a look al this gorgeous home with every luxurious appointment. 4 beautiful bdrms. new earthtone ca rpets, lush tile floors entertainer's delight ! Call now! 545·9491. LA1Y IOMIS SPICIA&. For those who'd rather play than do yard work ! 3 bdrmJ bat-h condo. Subtect to 9~% loan. Well priced. f.Xtremety rnouva eel seller. S4S·9491. I l COUMTIY fllNCH IM 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. 2651 Crestview. FAMILY OWIB> This 4 bedroom 3 bath house in Baycrest is perfect for family entertaining, large country kitchen, formal dining. Pool and spa in very private, tastefully landscaped grounds. Owner will finance. $315 ,000 . Open Sun 1·5 1915 Tradewind IMVESTOl'S SPICw. *>% financing with private lender at 14o/c:. 3 br. 1 ba, large fenced yard , covered patio, family kitchen, large double garage. Priced for a quick sale at $123,500. Open Sat 1·5: 20092 Spruce (Santa Ana Heights ). CHAIMING IWFfS Delightful Bluffs 2 bedroom plan "H" with view on the Caudal greenbelt near pool and putting green. Partial back bay view and a delightful deck . Flexible financing. Price reduced to $220,00>. IEST VALUE IN SPY(M.ASS This unique Southport model has view, 6 bedrooms. 41rz baths and on one of the best streets in the area. This home is in prime condition and ready to move into. The customized interior and lushly landscaped yards make this home a rare find at just $699,500. LIDO ISLE Spanish elegance at its best. . .4 years new at the peaceful east end of Lido Isle Co mmunity beach at each end of the street, 4 bedrooms, 3314 baths, gourmet kitchen. walled patio with fountain. Super fami ly entertainment home . Owner creative -submit. $625,000. Open Sat from 4-8. 116 Via Waziers $50,000 DOWN MOVES YOU IMTO SPYCM.ASS Make an offer they can't refuse. This exquisite 3 bedroom home needs absolutely nothing but a new owner. It has been professionally de c orated , landscaped meticulously, has sparkling pool and spa, and assumable loans. All I.his in Spyglass HilJ for $475.000. Open Sat & Sun from 1·5. 8 Monterey Circle. liYSHORES FAMILY HOME This large 4 bedroom. 4 bath home is just steps away from the private beaches of this gate guarded community. The living room with heavy wood beams, paned windows, and shutters open to th e sunny brick patio -great for entertaining. Owner will assist with financing or will consider trades. S.549.500. GORGEOUS JASMINE CREEi CONDO Plan 5 -former model with secluded patio and tile jacuzzi off the master suite. 3 bedrooms , large family room/kitchen combo. 212 baths. Excellent buy with unusual financing a nd a ver y flexible price!! Offered at Sli0.000. Open Sunday 12-5. 11 Mainsail. NEWPORT HEIGHTS CAPE COD Fabulous large Cape Cod family home well localed in Newport Heights. 4 bedrooms plus a family room. Large back yard for a growing family. Price just reduced to $275,000! ! Owner will assist with financing. PICTURE l9flCT Professionally landscaped front 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. IAMCHO SAM J0A9UIM 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 TID UDO ISLI WITH FIMAMCIM& This enchanting home has all the amenities for family life plus luxury e nt ertaining. With 5 bedrooms, each with it& own bath. there is plenty of room. At $400,000 assumable 1st TD at 10% in available with owner willing to carry some balance. Thb classic home will not last long. $765,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 828 Via Lido Soud ADULT COMM> DC&UMT flWCltl Th ia t arae two bedroom condominium with iU hilh beam ceilinJS and beautiful mountain view 11 in the best location cl t1U1 security &aled comoJa. n.Joy lids fully air·coodltioneil mil ~th tbt t0mmunity pool JLllt ltePI from your door. Lar•e NP1mtble •~ kiln. AD for $1M,IOO. -----·------ ••••••••~•5:'!':.••••••• =·':':_~ ...... ~ ~.":'!.~ ...... ~ ~.~~ ........ ! Orange Coast DAIL V P1LOT/Saturday. July 4, 1981 C9 1002 .... ,.. tooz .... ,., too •••r• 1002 M.MtFwWt .._..,_w. ..._..,.,.w. ..._..,.,.w. ··················~···· ....................... . ...........................•.•...........•••••.....•........••......•••................... ···••·················· ········!·············· ------------·~!!!!!!!!~!!II~~~~~~~-G1•r• IOOJ 1002 •••rtl IOOJ ._.. 1002 AH AFFORDAILE DRIAM - Remodeled Peninsula Point three bedroom home. One block to beach. Great as sumable financing. $475,000. Fee ... A listing of Sharon Corzine. A TR ULY UMl9UE ,.O,HTY - Condominium in Old CdM, two blocks from the beach. An opportunity you must investigate. $245,500 ... A listing of Biff Rosene. llG IUUTtFUL FAMILY HOMI -You don 't have to be crowded anymore. Five terrific bedroo~. lots of baths. space and great financing. $450,000 A listing of Rita&Tom Boland. LUXURY 'LUS AH IHCOMI -This new custom duplex in Old Corona del Mar has a three bedroom unit, and a two bedroom unit. Best quality on the market $449.000 . . . A listing of Barbara Riggs. YOU'LL FALL IH LOVE -Absolutely darling three bedroom Country home, perfect m every way. Bricks. beams, French doors. Irresistible at $225,000 A listing of Nancy Laux . DOVU SHORES Spotless 4 Bdrm. 4 ba , overlooking the Back Bay. with pri vate beaches. $510,CXX> ... A listing of Pat Merry. REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 Eut Cout Hlt'I•••· CoroN del Nar WE HAVE t2 OF THE BEST AGENTS IN TOWN ma: IEDBll ILlllS CD . OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE 4l IAIHIOW a.E TURnHOCIC llDGI O'EH SAT 12-4 Fabulous View. Select Location. 2 Bd 2 Ba Plus A Study. Many Upgrades Including Plantation Shutters. Parquet Entry & Carpeting. Great Financing. Large Assumable Loan. Priced at $175 ,000 . Submit. A ''Joy Of Newport Listing '". HAHOR VIEW HOMES Desirable Corner Location In Phase II Harbor View Homes. Popular Montego On Fee Land. Secluded Yard With Spa. View Of Fashion Island & Big Canyon. One Block From Community Pool, Park & Bike Trails. Owner Very Motivated. $279.000. I LUFFS Located On Wide Tree Shaded Lush Greenbelt. Close To Pool & Clubhouse. High Ceilings In Living Room & Master Bedroom. Two Fully Assumable Loans. Fee Land. Open For Inspection. $249,000. HAHOR VIEW ttl.LS Just Listed In Much Sought After Harbor View Hills . Three Bedrooms + Family Room On A Corner Lot. Beautifully Maintained. Owners Are Being Transferred. Good Financing. Price. $315.<XX>. USTIUff Former Model With View Of Big Canyon . Three Bedrooms Plus Convertible Den, 2'n Baths. Wet Bar . Intercom . Lovely Appointments Throughout. Community Pool. Best Value In Area. Price, $198.<XX>. A "Joy Of Newport·• Listing. LUXURY COM)() Convenient Location. Two Bedrooms , Two Baths. Plush Carpets. Plantation Shutters. Skyhghts. Top Security. Lock Up & Leave When You Wi sh. Large Assumable 10'n% First Trust Deed. Only $269,000. COSTA MESA IMCOMI Terrlfic Triplex, Acijacent To New Redevelopment. Charming Rear House Would Make Great Owner's Home. Other Two Rental Units Help With Payments & Taxes. Sl.070 Gross Income Per Month. Excellent financing Available. Reduced To sw.ooo. MIWPOIT SH0mS New Llslln1. Three Bedroom Home. Good Investment. Hu Been Ltued ror $750 A Month UntD April 1912. Priced Quile Reaaonably At p,soo. Appolntmem N«Slary. \\ I ,, ; I '1 \ TAYLOR CO. Hlt\11<11::-.. ,,111• l'tl h M CANYON •OU COUISI SIH,000 THI •AIUl.OUS "'VllSA'' "• Inviting gated front courtyard with fountain makes an impressive en· trance to this exclusive listing. Spec· tacular 2-story foyer and living rm looking out on the golf course. Formal dining room, paneled den with parquet floors , gourmet kitchen. magnificent master suite plus 3 other bedrms, with private baths, guest bath and large yard with beaut. pool, spa & gazebo. Really exciting. llG CAHYOH C.C. $2, 150,000 GEOKIAH COLOHIAL MAMSIOH Unequaled elegance in this architec· tural beauty o'looking the 8th green of Big Cyn golf course. The fines t craftsmanship & materials! Imported marble, air-cond, crystal chandeliers. crown moldings, rich paneling, 3 wet bars + many othe r impressive features. 5 Large bedrooms, each with private bjiths, banquet-size dining rm. fam rm with marble fireplace, billiard rm with coffered ceiling & oak floors , refrigerated wine rm. A truly beautiful home for someone who appreciates the finest! Call for appt. HI.HOR VIEW HOADMOOlt-VIEW! New offering in this lovely 4 bdrm home with a great view of bay, ocean & bright lights. New prof. landscaping front & rear. Lge family rm . formal dining rm & 2112 baths. Great location. Leasehold. See today. $410,000. 125 I SUIRJHE WAY OPEH SUN 1·5 'M 2·STOIY DUPUX_..EW,ORT HACH STEPS TO IUCH-OWMEI FIHAHCE Call today to see this fine duplex ! Live in one unit & rent the other. 4 Bdrms, deck & 2 baths in upper; 2 bedrms & 1 bath in lower. Fireplace in each. Some view of ocean. owe 1st T.D. & note of $247 ,000, int. only. $52,500 down pmt. No loan fee. $299,500. IALIOA ISLAHD DU,LEX-$450,000 4 Bedrooms upstairs & 3 bedrooms downstairs with patio and deck Cov· ered garage + laundry room. Ex- ce llent for summer·winter rental. Just steps to the bay & beach from the door of this excellent tax shelter + poten- tially appreciating property HR. AUOWHUD-VU TO CATAUHA Unimpeded view 25 ft across to see the world. 3 Bedrooms. Western red cedar inside and out. Architect's award de· sign. 5ee it, then lave in it. A great value. Asking $96,500. WESUY M. TAnOR co .. HALTOIS 21115-l~H•ao.t MEW'ORT CBCTll. M.1. 64-Mt I 0 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 SECLUSION If you desi re guarded gate community. great central lo cation. all the amenities including 4 bds. 21h baths, formal dining room. exercise pool and spa, then see our SEA VIEW New Bedford. The financing is fantastic. ONLY $379,500. AFFOIDAILE ST AlllR HOME Cathedral ceilings , open entertaining areas and relaxing recreational facilities in this distinctive townhome. One year new , immaculate with many upgrades and amenities. 2 bedrooms PLUS den, 21h baths. Seller will help finance. Priced to sell at only $135,000. MANSION ON THI till This elegant Colonial 5 BR , family room has it all. Stately c harm pour s from its magnificently decorated rooms. No expense spared on the imported tile work, brass throughout and unbelievable pool complex. The top of the world view is breathtaking. Creative seller will help fin.ance. It won't last long at $1.100,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Walt",. S. _}(;"'! & .A66oc. RAD WATBPIOMT "JIWa" ""/AMt-SO'to.t Prestigio~ Npt Bch offers the finest unequaUed charm of "French Coun· try" decor in this truly beautiful home w/4BR or 3 + maid's. Cobblestone courtyard, expensive Calif. stone ex· terior. French brick flooring & peg/. groove floors w/plush custom area rugs. Rough-sawn, white·washed cedar walls & beams . Soft green kitchen cabinets w/artistic hand· painted "Trompe o'ile" depicts fruit, vegetables and pottery. Den w /rich s tained oak beams. panelling, bookcases, French doors and shutters Xtra lg HIS /HERS walk ·ins. Com· fortable MBR & bath exudes the artistic wannth of "Chinoiserie" hand painted delicate flowers on walls & , cabinets. Offered at $1 ,795 ,000.00. Call/write P.O. Box 572. Corona del Mar, CA. 92625 WAL.Ta S. ICIMG & ASSOC. 17141541-7716/644-5917 Want Ad Help' 64.2·5878 1 Want Ad Result& &42·5678 SACRIACE -BY OWNER fTMsWHtlo.tyJ LUXURY TOWNHllJSE $165,000 'rked for 9Wc:k W. w.tttple ""'•c9CJ o,.._. A• .... Ideal Costa Mesa location near shopping centers. churches and schools. 3 Bdrms, den. 2112 ba. 1750 sq ft home with many extras including parquet floors . plush carpet, shutters, micro wave, central air , custom wallco0vering . Large deck patio (24x37') with landscaping. Gas BBQ. Great C2l storage roo ms S37K down . Courtesy lo Bkrs. o,... HoMM Sat & .., tl5 Y• M.ueo.t Cal for Dlrec:HOM 549-1067 SUPBDUPB Beautiful. immaculate. nicely landscaped 4 bdrm home on cul·de- sac. Spacious rooms; view of goU course from property. Owner will help with fuiaoclng. On- ly $139,SOO. Call now 979-~370. ALLSTATE REALTORS WATHNOMI' NOMI Lge. liv. rm. w/dramatic cath. wood beam ceilings & beaut. floor to ceiling frplc. 3 Bdrms. 2 Bath, lovely open .patio w/brlck walkway to sandy beach. Asklng only $258,500. llAU. Y CLOSI to beach. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath + loft for kids to play! A fantastic buy at only $170,000. PLUS terms. NIWPOIT SHOllS LAie IMCLUDIO Roomy 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home so close to the beach. Builtins, including dishwasher plus fireplace & nict carpeting. Only $194,500. Try about 15% dwn. & owner will carry balance. TWO TIMUXIS Right in heart of Peninsula. Side by each-buy both for $590,CXX> or just one for half. $100,000 down will buy all. Seller will carry. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport llYcl ccner' lotli of newporl REALTORS '7~5511 NEWPORT SHOHS: IHt a., ill tlw .,..o; l ldrnt, 2 lo, Opell be.-d ~. cosy frplc, seclllded potio. OWMr Wiii i.e., fWMmc•. Au..,.able ao., at SllS,000 lMh. OLD COM: CharntMicJ ~x .... to bHche1, thops. Coftlith of OM 3 '*"'· one 2 ldrtft 11nlh, OM witti ffrepleu. AlliMJ $279 ,500. HOADMOOlt ELEGANCE: Gorc1.0•1ly decorattd pool home lft lro_...,or Heritor V5-w Hll1. 4 IMdrooR. ......., roo.. 2 finplocu with taYG rock facM1J. Priced to Ml at $370,000. COLE OF MEWPOCT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .. CoroM .. Mor 675-5511 fJ15-34lt OCEAN VIEW $50,000DN In Cameo Highlands' M101 ma.nsion IS pnced to sell at 1349.ln> Large assumable Isl. plus owner will carry $100,000 2nd TD Spectacular ocuo views from livinii. dining and master bdrm. Huge lot with beautiful grounds. Don't hesitate, call 673-8SSO HACH HOUSIE, $157,500 Newport Beach 3 Bdrm A·frame with a $74.000 assumable low. low interest. SU'U IUYl THE REAL ESTATERS HAHOR RIDGE Award winning .. Jodelle .. estate home. lat resale offering on this exquisitely appoint· ed lownhome with massive view or bay, ocean, coastline ~ oight lights. OHered al ~000 1~1 , ! II: 1\' \ ~ ,I . ·~\l , : ! : I l ' I t I .l ' f ,• :1r1 f ! '' • f ' • r i .. " ' ' , '~' 1 ' CHAMMEI. VIEW FROM SUMDECIC Only $209,900! Charming Newport Beach 4 Bdrm, features wood burning fireplace. Huge over- aiJed lot with rear cov. ered patio. Owner is moUvated and willing to help finance! Just listed Call now, f73.G50 THE REAL ESTATERS OCliH llllUS PllCtn.usn Llllurloua home, l blk from ocean ind bay. Lar1e 3 Bdrm, 2 frplct ind more. Only 4 >'fl new. Assume l1r1t k>w lnteral l.ll. IUUIM 2nd and owner wUI carry lrct. Only "50. 000, Cl 11 today f19.S3'70 ALLSTATE RIM.TOM mHTOllACH I bdrm Htll 11111\ ~ ..-6 llldl off 2 car ...... GM •/I .-.I WHtTE WATER VIEW -Assume a 9 1 ~·r, loan on this magnificent 4 Bdrm, ocean view home with night light view of Dana Point. large rooms , high ceilin g, loads of storage, room to expand. steps to the beautiful beach $685.000 TURTLEROCK HIGHLAtC>S -Natural beamed wood ce1lings. paneling, warm earthtones. Lovely view. this 4 Bdrm Edin borough has everything. Excel f .nt fin ancmg. $389.000. JASMIME CREEK OCUM VIEW -3 Bdrm, Plan 5 with quiet. formal elegance. private spa off master bdrm and a breathtaking view. $438.000. HUMTIMGTOM HI.HOUR Davenport Island, custom 3 Bdrm home with 63. of bayfront. boat dock, sauna and spa, exqu1sitely appointed. shutters, parquet flooring. paneling, rich tone thruout. Owner w/carry at w 1; with $175.000 cash. It's smashing ! $8.ll.OO>. WATERFIOMT DU,LEX -2 Bdrm plus bachelor. both units with brick fireplaces. pier and float. Room for two boats. $450,000. Owta WILL TRADE -20 acres near Rancho California. Owner wants condo in Nwpt , Irvine, Oosta Mesa. Can be divided into 4 to 5 acre parcels for small equity or $140,000 takes all. JASMIHI CRIB -Comfortable 3 Bdrm home with plantation shutters, parquet floors. lush carpeting, tasteful decoratin(. Within the security gates of Jasmine Creek. 9'4 % assumable loan. $320,00>. TUITLHOC9' M16HLAMDS -A stunning achievement by Pollock lnterjors. Exquisite decoratint thruout_ )bis • Bdrm, 1 aty home with separate dlnlng room and laree master suite. A new and exciUni offering $312,000. ..... ,.= ... 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UY A Vl COMTf:Ml!OltAlY • """" Jfftr old CllthMll ..... with VU. Wood. glot• & tk~ _, kftcheft. • ..... • ..., l btd. + .wy. OWMr wll c...-y Rnt T.D. Sl75,000. : ttARIOl llDGl--fRIHCH MAMOl : tier VU OF lay. Oc .. & ..... Hghh. ; MocJllifk...t ... lty ......... ~ : tWt 5700 ~ ft. re ...... SHI tt. to ; sMtct JOlll" ow" decor for this for.al .... wl• 4 btd, llbrsy, __. diniRcJ r-. """-" fom. l"l'IL and ~ova • --..it with fl,.,..., .-dtck IClllM & .... ..,....1 ...... CUltoM for tht ,.,.tlcwlar hoMtowur, '" tht btst ...... ._ of fftla Lowis XIV Mwir hcMIM Sl,995,000. 631-1400. FRONT ROW -COM ,.,__,. ........ , .... MW CJ"O'l"Ch. 75 ft. froftta9t, 2 lt9ol lots a11d ,_al amic VU of octGI & jetty. Earfy Mtwport ruidtftct w/fftt chorm & qHllty of bYCJOftt doy1 -wood pGfltllftCJ. moldln9s & lor9t roo"'s. Sl,350,000. 631·1400. • DOVER SHORES IA YRONT BeeJ-1 occtftt1 & dKor wltti ~ •d worMth. Two story homt with aepcutt 1nc11ter wltt, dtcb & patio for .......... "CJ In ttii1 4 btd. ho.. wfth opu fo•lly roo•/kltchff +ltodtd ~ brou ..ti~ bcr; __. .. ""' with llNll'blt flrtploct. Dock for 50' boot. ~mlt offtr1 °" price & ttnM. o.,. fle1iblt. SI ,400,000 lncludtt land. rANOUMIC VU-OWHB RMAM. luutiful decor & coordluttd • ~ so Y°" can move right W.. lArgt rooms Included In this VU hofftt with l bed. ...... MIL.~ + Wllcrd ""-..,.-aft SGlllftOi pri•oft spa. dtc:ks & bolcoay. OWMU WILL CARRY. $975,000. 63I·1400. OM WA TER-FROKT ROW M.wty decorottd 2 ldnn 2bo co-op. ~s Catalino and turning bo1U. new. AsMn. loon. Mier wll ouist in fiMltc.,. loaf slip OYail $285,000. SHORECLIFFS CORt& $369.000 •~"CJ 3 bdrm hOtN w ~ fomffy "" Oftd room to npond. L.ost/opt pouiW. wtlllt YI* fi1 • L«'9f lot. 631·1400. OH GIAMD CANAL WATER Lo .. ly f...,ly homt wftti 411 + 1 IR opt. Littt. I.a.ct quiet locoffoll wftti Ht for two 18' boats. $675,000. 67).6900. OCEAN VIEW-4.IKl HU lewtifuly rt'fftOdeltd & redl<orattd 2 story just 1ttp1 to wptt" btoch.. Mo•e in & lllfoy luxllf'Y at wtl as ecmol livlftCJ. lbd., lbo. & foMity room $350,000. 631-1400. VILLA IALIOA CONDO 2 ldnn 2 bo condo approx. 1400 sq. ft. OwMt-wfll carry or lease/opHOft. Good •a.iabM loan ot I 0'/-P/o. flrictd riCJhf for .. ck salt. $114,500. COUNTRY FREMC~WPORT Oc* eabl11th, ltoliOl'I tilt, btc.tlMly r'ldKora+.d & •ocOftt. Al top quality iR ttis lllfM" special 3 btd. hofM wftti nuptloftot lllOftd kitct. & fllfllffy """ ,,. appeal" outside & !ft. $265,000. rtHIHSULA rT.~ & FIESH WwMfll lay & Oceai and rtody to oc~. 2 story 3 bdnn. 3 bath, f..uy ,. + dl11lft9 rm. Fl1tat1cl119 uoll. $444,500 wlll ltaae/optlcg ILUFFS END Ute'f-VIEW le-"My .,oded (Clf'Mr o .. n•lftCJ ~· Al °""'"Hts lft this "Dolortt" pl-. l bdrtll cofldo -4th ou..,oblt ....._ R~td to i241,IOO. PDUMSULA POINT RXER 0.. tt. grtt11 with tht pri•ocy of a part. ,.. wcilk to lay Of' ..... l becl 2 batltt ._, tti......,. or deccnhlr. hit prictd fw ~ ... $2'5,000. '11·1400. CAMALNOHT-0'94 SPACE VU .... tly ~ot.ttd 4 bed '--· 2 .. tory .... c--. IHdtd ..... MnJc. ..... .......... room will ,.... & MStw .....,.._ w• topoo1,....,.11teec:e.. $275,000. OWMr .xto.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• s ... NI IOOJ G1•:tll 1002 _..._......_~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IUY THI llACH $299,000 This is it' The least expensive oceanfront residence in NewQnrt Beach. A 3 Bdrm 2 Ba condominium with plenty of room and tasteful decoration. Security parking. Low interest assumable loan. The owner wi II assist wt th financing. A great buy that won 't last. OCEAN VIEW C(ll)() FOR $153,500 Tht> pncl' i~ t'Orrt•ct & there 1s only op~ 2 bdrm. 2 bath ldt in the Sunst>t Bluff Tract St>curity gate guardl'd rnmmunity Also 3 very largt.> 2 b<lrm. 3 bath s tudio homes with pm·ale yard Priced <Jl Sl35.000. 10'. do\\n to qualified buyer . orEM UT I SUN 12·5 SUMSfT ILUFFS TUCT 2157 roclfic AH, Cotta MHo IOff Victoria nt• 14"'11 rllhntl Jiff IRIHY. REALTOI 2602 Mtwporl ll•d., Mtwport llt«!I 675-9111 Trwct 54'-9572- You 've Arrived at ... BIG CANYON Tudor& .. A classic beauty tucked away among the beautiful homes of Big Canyon This Tudor estate exemplifies gracious liYing. It has it all , locatio n . val u e and apprec iation . $11 Million in assumable financing. Owner Wlll help carry paper. Exclusive with Cote Realty at S2.3 M1lhon. 816 CANYON Cnto. 1 ltll kJJrwfl'f A great address! Complete family home \\ith separate guest quarters <plumbed for full kitchen). Large family room. private pool. and your very own billiard room. This home is designed for lu.xury. Owner Wlll help with financing. Exclusive with Cote Realty S 1.7 Million. 816 CANYON C111to.iud O...• 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 rt of spaciousness and all new carpet. Move right in. Excellent financing. Exclusive with Cote Realty. $875.000. 816 CANTII CntOlll GolfC:O.... Entertainment plus! This home is an award winner. And why not? It includes fully equipped kitchen. billiard room a n d 30 ' bar overlookin g 7th green. Bring your rriends into this home of quality construction A complete stereo system surrounds you. Owner wi II carry financing for approved bu yer. Exclusive at $1.8 Million. Because of Big Canyon's security regulations. you must call our oHice in advance for a nopen house appointment. LIDO ISLE Quiet and peaceful ! Step into a real beauty. A Spanish atmosphere prevails in this 4 bedroom home on one or Newport's most preferred islands. You 've got it, beauty location and value. BeauUful pool and spa or walk right down to the beach. Call for financing details. 204 Vla San Remo Open Sal & Sunday 1·4 tlWPOIT CIST Take advanta1e of thla one! Two bedroom condo wltb lots or a menitlu. Perfect tor lhal firat·Ume buyer or retlreel. Vaulted ceUln11, wet bar and IUD deck. Call ror detalla and appointment. ,....,..,.. .. ..... '"' ............... 2071 .. n Joaquin tllll M . AcrOll from ltQ CANYON .t..,ottlMdt 14C).5TT7. LOCATION +finning IA YNOHT -Rdntd $300,000 5600 sq ft or quality construction on 114' or water with boat dock. Owner will carry financing. Sl.450,000. 207 North Star Lane. NB Open Sat/Swl 1·5 IRAHD MEW IA YNOMT 120/o FlftwlRg 4 Bdrm 4 bath, includes private ooat dock and view of coastline . $1,650,000 includes lhe land. 2274 Channel Rd . NB Open Sat/Sun 1·5 HST IA Y VIEW-a.t ,._ Overlooking the magnificence of Newport Harbor and the blue Pacific rests this 4 bedroom. 3 bath pool home. just like new. $995,000. 1933 Galatea Terrace, CdM Open Sat/Sun 1·5 &IQ,, Q<. ljrl>0 ~'b\IJY,. 675-2311 "Rockled Hy-tll Sa" Ocean front es~~ on 2 large legal lots. Walled and gated with superb gardens. Pvt steps to beach. 4BR·4ba home and 2B -2b guest house. Brochure on request. Carol Tatum, Rltr. 494-0029 RWJOnUAOJI IKI D,.or Drtvo ll&tW<' v-c.ni..r ~" l!olcll CA~ !lo"'fl''" llMch CA IKlellCI I '114 I 942 ll3ll6 t 714 I 044 e2()C) DIRECTORY b., "'"11..ty dlnctory .... , ............. , .............. Al 11w 1ec ................ . .,. ._.....la.,.... .... lly .... _.. .... ..._.la teM(t OAIU rtlOT WA"1 ADS.,._. .... .,.. tie.wt fw .. -,... -......... _ ............ la ... ~--Mell,....., -4S..-y. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 928 S. Kilson. Santa Ana 545·2737 $83,500 Sun 1·5 2108 Miramar. Balboa Perun. N.B. 631-1400 $318.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 119 Via Vella. Lido Isle, NB 673·0697 $469,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle. NB 963·8182 $335,000 Sun 1 5 2 IR plus FAM RM tw De. •973 Bavside Cove W IBaysd Cv) NB 675-6000 $649,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 502Acacia 10ld CdM l CdM 675-6000 $324,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4951 Hemlock. Univ. Park. Irv. 552-1800 $189,900 Sun 1·5 2 IR pa.. GUEST 414 Heliotrope <Old CdMl CdM 675·6000 $265,000 Sat Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM 264 E. Bay SL. Costa Mesa 494-4751 $174,000 Sun only 1·5 14 Park Vista, Woodbridge, lrv. 768-1081 $159.000 Sun 1·5 1946 Port Locksleigh. Nwpt Bch 644-5272 $215.000 Sun 1·5 232 Via San Remo. Lido Isle. NB 631-1400 $675 .000 Sun 1·5 113 Via Ravenna. Lido. Npt Bch 631-1400 $355.000 Sun l ·5 ~2553Greenbriar. Clg Park, CM 731·9278 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1614 Santanella. Corona del Mar 552-2000 $299.900 Sa 12·4/Sn 1·5 17386 Sandalwood, Turlerock. Irv 552-1800 $152 ,900 Sun 1·5 1860 Port Wheeler. Newport Beach 760-9596 $239.500 Sun only 1-5 3 IR pNI EMl'l.EX 2 -1. 368 E. 15th St .. Costa Mesa 645-6625 $279,500 Sat 1·3/Sn 1·5 3 IR plus FAM lM or Df:H 365 Newport Glen Court. N.B. 642.0430 S330.000 Sat/Sun 9-4 120 Via Quito, Lido Isle. N.B. 675-6161 $475,000 Sun 1·5 214 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle. N.B. 675-6161 $420,000 Sun 1·5 1577 Miramar (Penin Pt ) NB 675-6000 $475,000 Sat 1·5 320Seaward. Newport Beach 631-1400 $369,000 Sun 1-5 3024 Ocean Blvd., Newport Beach 631-1400 $1 ,350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2113 Miramar. Balboa Penin, Npt Sch 631-1400 $444 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2323 Cliff Ori ve L Newport Beach 631-1400 $97~.ooo Sun 1·5 2298 Redlands, Newport Beach 631-1400 $265,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 ••38 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 673-9187 $.595,000 Sun 2·5 1343 Mariners (Westcllff) NB 642·5200 $279 500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1825 Port Manteigh (JMIJm) NB 675·3411 Sat/Sun 1·6 16 Woodirove, Woodbrid&e, Irv. 552·1800 $192,500 Sat/Sun l·S •UOOWhlteSaUa Way.CdM 644·9060 "85,000 Sun 1·5 •10 Shady Drive, Costa Mesa 548-0063 $164,000 Sat 12:3M * •827 Vta LJdo Soud, Udo Ille, NB 673-7300 ll.500.000 Sun~ 4 ... OOM #8 Win&ed Foot, B~I Can1an. NB 6'15-2311 '119,000 Slt/SWl 1·5 ua Via Ithaca, Lido Ille. N.& 8'11-7IOO StUO.l; laa 14 ,MMI LOI SerrlDOI Lqwla Nlluel •·•n sue.500 s.t/bt·5 4 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 1521 Tahiti. Laguna Beach 497.5454 $529,500 Sat 1Sun 1·5 1533 Tahiti. Laguna Beach 497 -5454 $529.500 Sat Sun 1·5 ..2274 Channel Road. N.B. 675·2311 $1,650.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 •1724 Port Sheffield (HVHms l NB 673·776 1 $350.000 Sun 1·5 363 Newport Glen Cou rt. N.B. 642-0430 S360.000 Sat/Sun 9·4 1251 Surfline Wa y. Hrbr Vu. CdM 644-4910 $410.000 Sun 1·5 204 Via San Remo. Lido Isle. NB 640-5777 Sat/Sun 1·4 ••8Collms Island. N.B. 631 ·1400 $1.200,000 Sunl-5 1712 Highland. Newport Beach 760·9333 $379.000 Sal /Sun 1·5 2121 Yacht Yankee (Seavu) NB 675·3411 $383.000 Sat/Sun l·S 37Coolbrook. Turtlerock. lrv . 552-1800 $259.000 Sat1Sun 1-5 2078 Phalarope . Mesa Verde, CM 957-1568 Sat1Sun 1 5 5 Rue du Pare, Big Canyon. NB 644-9060 $650.000 Sun 1·5 #2 Mountain View . Trtlrk. Irv 644-9060 $210.000 Sun 1·5 3202 Delaware Pl .. Mesa Verde. CM 979·5370 $139,500 Sat Sun 11·6 5 IEDROOM • •207 North Star Lane. NB 675-2311 $1 ,450.000 Sal Sun 1·5 5 IR plus FAM RM or De. 1533 Miramar . Balboa Penin Pt. 673-7761 $459.000 Sun 1·5 828 Via Lido Soud, NJt Bch 644·9990 $765.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 1500 Highland <Westcliff) NB 642·5200 $459.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •tn Muir Beach (Spyglsl NB 760-9333 $1,495.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 337 Peachtree. Back Bay, N. B. 631·7300 $270.000 Sun 1·5 33801 St. of Blue Lantern. Dana Pt. 496-8338 $500.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 6 IR pM FAM RM or De. •55Goleta Pt <Spygls> NB 644-9990 $925.000 Sat 10-2 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 II ,.. FAM lM w De. 12648 Romaine Wa y, GardeQ Grove 64(}.5777 Sun 1·5 l IR ,.. FAM RM or Df:H 915 Van Ness Crt, Costa Mesa 549-8067 $165,000 Sat/Sun CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE . " 2 H ~'AM lMwDIH 43 Rainbow Ridge (Trtlrk) Irv. 759-9100 $175.000 Sat 12·4 l 11 ,e. 'AM IM w DtH •2716 Vista Umbrosa1 Bluffs, NB 760-9339 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES . FOR SALE >n,-..2• 314 Ruby Ave., Balboa Island, NB 631-1400 $450,000 Sat l-4 4-l ... UI Merine Ave .. Balboa Island 8.11-1400 SSS0.000 Sun l-5 .. ,... ......... .......... ,... VIEW! VIEW! Mesa Verde popular hid· den 2 atory, covered en try. private living room, huge family room. fireplace. country lut<'heo, tormal dining 4 Bdrm 3 baths. f uU ded1 In rear of home and view!! Only $225,000. call ror more details 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS CORONA DB. ocean view• 2nd unit hdpe pay lhf way w. 3 bdrm open beamed ceU101. 4 car gar Owner may help ranance al 133 w ~ down Call Jim D1vi. now7~HZ21 MAR DUPLEX Southoflheh1ghways1u Nearly new duplu Three and two this elegant home plus bedrooms. '(hree and income Huge owners two baths, ldeaJly de unit, bnrk courtyard signed for guests Large leads to f'rench doors 1155 um 8 ble ls l 1 nd that open onto Italian d tiled floors Beautiful owner will carry 2n T D Call Roger Bar· wood pegged rloors qlJist. 759 .1243 or enhance den and spacious family kitchen 1•63111111!!!1 7!!!!300!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1ml!!!!!!~ 2nd story ho6ts beduded 1- master swle with open balcony and bubbling spa too ' 3 more queen sized bdrms for your IJk 1ng Hu ge 4 rar garage Tift.EX Three units with fireplaces. on a 45' Corona del Mar lol, for the price or a duplex Favorable assumable Isl loan. seller wtcarry 2nd Pnced at $322,000 down payment Sll0,000 By Owner Bkr will coo~rale 675-3141 + 2 Bdrm income untt Price reduced and owner ts anxious Call @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 714-631 .6990 HB.P! BIG FIXER! 21/JO/o LESSTHAH GOINGMAUfT CDMCOTTAGE PLUS INCOME or 3 bdnn 2 ba home with an ISOlaled masler bdrm 1 parent relreal or tn·law quarters bedroom rouage any way you desrnbe il ti's charm 1ng , up to dale and beaullfull) decorated Pnced at Si?Sl.000 with very sperial rinanc111g CALL FOR DETAILS 644-7211 A must see' Covert'<! en try lo this maR11tficenl 5 Bdrm 3 bath homl' Huge ramtl) room. brick firt>plal'e, formal dining Bu11t1n 'breakfast bar Beautiful pool and separate ~pa Gas BBQ and fi repil llome needs r1xrn I Only Sl~.900 Call for more d etails . "'"" ll?m . . ' THE REAL ESTATERS THtt«IMG TOw..40Ml? Call lht> spec1altsl!> at the condomtn1um tn· rormatton 1·enler Touchstone Really 96J.U!67 UPPEll IACKIAY! Executive paradise' 4 Bdrm. 2'i baths, g1gan· ltc family room. d1111ng room. huge rear yard Close lo golf course Owner wants out' Tr)' AITD. contract or trade Only S249.SOO Call 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATE RS CHARMIHG CdM Rf:MODB. Great rental uirome 1n next lo·new cood1t1on Owner would hnance w approx, zz.25•; down Asktng $359.000 Call Jim Davis, 7~ 1221 CAMEO SHOIES IEAUTY Estate swimming pool. dramatic ocean view 3 lge bdrm suites. -4 l1 baths Exqu1s1le landscaping SllS0.000 Let me show you~ L lb <//f/141 ~ REAL ESTATE 6H·6397 SrYGUSS N1gh1 ltte & ocea.n view Lovely 5 bdrm home $649.000 $70,000 dn & owe bal al 12~r; tnl 700-8158 IUILDEIS 3 BR 1~. BA home w11h room ror ~d wu1. So or Hwy. $235.000. WATERFRONT OWNER MAY CARRY Carlsbad Condo $15,000 Call Stephen Meyers. down tos.<KX> AITD at bltr._at 1~ 14 5'1 for 3 )ears WATERFRONT APT Pearerut retreat Easy 2Br lux apt overlooktng rrwy arcess Nwpt Harbor. Spec· R&H lnv't 752·2197 tacular view, sec gmds -w pool & jac Encl park latboo 11'-d I 006 mg S4SO.OOO w sioo.ooo ....................... dwn . owe at 12.75'< Ult For S• by OW11tr 2525 E Oen Blvd • F5, Spectacular 2 story Cape boat a vat I (21Jl 287 6055 Cod. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. + Jge ..!i_l __ _ I bdrm unit Se!X'rate guest rm w 1laundry & bath. Lge ftxed assuma· ble at 12<; + owe 2nd 673·0188 ForS•lyO.... Newly remodeled 3 Br 2 Ba home with bay view Loft. used bnck frplc , laundry nn. 2 car gar Huge fixed assumable at 11tt +owe 2nd 673-0188 lol»oa ,.... I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... 12% % rlll1Cil1 NEW! COUNTRY FRENCH HOMl 2 BllaS TO ~EAN o ......... ... c.- Moq.ltpMJ 641.03" 67).7552 Feeling of unlimited spare with soanng ceil· ings and open balcony 1'!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!11!1!!!- leadlng to master bd rm Irvine Terrace. S bdrm, 3 and others . See this ba, family nn. Xlnt fin. architect designed con-Price rtdllcH temporary 3 Bd rm lo $340,000 Fee 1407 bome. 1495,<KX>. San la nell a . Age n l 780-1311 , .... , .. Non-conforming 2 unit ii-------home each with bdrm. COOfllA11YI bath, l iving room, S&l.91 kitchen and alnale LoMT ..... •c9' carage. Lower unit bas Spacious townhouse. z formal dlnin& room and Bdrm with ion, Z\.; bath. lar&e livina room with LOW INTERt'Sf. Act flrepl1ce. Owner wlll Vivian Grant. f\nance.13.'!8.~. OptnSmday l·S, 12IMI Romaine Way ,...._..,..... GardtnGron NEW EXCLUSI VE ~ LISTING,• Bdrma. wltb t Cote Realt)'. old country klok. MIQY & Investment' wiuaual featum. Call u"SJJJ fordtlalll. _. 64J.5200 J PETE ' BARREn REALTY COIOMA •ttAMDS Prl mt loutlon 11 btaullful aettln•. J Bdrm. f11DilJ home w /pvt beacll acceu. ,.__...__......,.....__ Im P11ucla1••all Call.I• ---AMJ>oru.Mr•IM ....................... ...,.... ...... ... . la•.._. Dllifllii • ... "" I la•w U ... • llrtll ...... '-! --.., or '''*' airla i.e.; Owur. •no.Ht. 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Portola Model. mwst see ~-1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••" Sl3UOO Fowyrsold 3 Low dwn owe paptr 251!~~~ mnyuparldn,pnnonly Red Price sa.9,900 ~.............._ OCEAN FRONT Duplex lOS..,.TolHdl IE.AUnOMTHE bdrm, 3 ba, move 10 Allofrenwelcome• , • ., SlU,500 For 1 ppl Assumiblt loan Opcin fr Trl·Plex Xlot loc W1lu view, lncludu 1•y1 cond, don't mtj-ll, call 831·981'8/S411131 lmmed11tt posses1on. ~l·G890 house Sunday I s pm al 2 EMERALD nay P.P f13·76'n, 67~7873 land 10~ auumablt "' • now Lila Duarl e -Rent llU yours Here It Sandstone 4 Bdrms. Uft loan. 4 bdrm, 2 ba, A home ror all reuons JUL y 4• SPICIAL 15 I 811 2 story T H JUST usno 2 b a Lg t pvt I 0 l Ocean f ronl lot in aated area with pvt. PAITY IN w I p 0 s. I b I c 'u e. I SuJlleU. ottan breez.e. Pool home. m down, w frml lmna. aourmet Sharp3llr,2Ba Pl1nl06 wi prtvaty All tor e h H DM i uartera Call now tor nndy prlva~ beaches. take over low 1nt l&t fr kitchen, cocktail patio m Caltr home1 Well kept Donald M Bird 551·4400 beach, tennis courts and 24 o ur g.,. VIEW ~, j~ Charmln1. spacious 6 ~nl~ I PQ>'~~e b!t1 a~~! ~~fJ~[~in~~~~ ~:~s ~u~::ft 1111~:;:: C~~I ask for _Li!!_b f ~~~~:~~S ~l:~~ 8o"~e~~~ l~; ~~~iq ~~ !~ta~h'!ge /1~~ ~~•: l zm (ft :::~/ ~r~e :~~ wino pymls for l yr or pound ding surf+ low for dctails w A R M L y v1'e w. Th'1s is the only available ront '--'·evably beautiful en coomml u~~I f7a,ll.,2!lck ·.. ~.· R&'Mr.x S\39,SOO Open Sat/Sun or no own payment No DECORATED. 2 bdnn ""'" COME SEE le rex er ..,...y · .,.,...,.,. 15 2553 G reenbn~r. qu•lifying. Hu rry call rnndo w 1A 1C in ro w properly in Emerald Bay tertainer'spatio.5Bdrm COMEBUY " ""'" $1 or::/\()()() Sommerset on fee land Ht A.I TllR'.'1 FHIDOM HOUSI 3 Br. I Ba. large yard ~.~. 6'1-0763. OPEHHOUSE Gorgeous 3 Bd 2'1'1 Ba condo end unit w /lrg fr pk, cozy step.down bvmg rm & spa Only $139,SOO OR Darling 2 Bd I 'ii Ba bargain at Sl21,000 CM Call Brenda. Bkr e;·7~10d. Re11lty World Un1veu1ty Park with an ,UJ\.I, . 49,.00-99 Absolutely immaculate llOM E THAT OFFERS 131927~ _a~ unbelievable prire of Carol TahlM •• .._ ~ .. move·in rondition VI .... ..._. $5,000DoWll AUTH91TIC Sl42,000 Creative financing EndCust.omRelease 3br, 2ba, din111g area. re-CAPE COO W..A-nL&-RedhilJARealty ~~~ available CO~~::ii~n:~AD furbished. beach, in-Refurbished, redecornt --r V lOCJllH ·~RED CARP£f Open Sun ll·S4 ;t~~:/'ho~;.e~~l~r~ ~d:r1:;::i :"a~~n:e~ 3 hr. I~-= 1adult 552 -7500 ........ ~~ ..... !~.~~ ~~r.!~.~ ... !?~~ Ill 754-tW_ s!7°·<KX> Hnancing to your nee<b blk from Lake Park .ind pool Hin lambrapu11t Ne w wood /glaas, spa, HIEWP'ORT SHORES llG CANYON 1 no,M1~ ""10 All info caU Skip 963-0902 walking distant'e LO lhl' End Ullll s~.000 Agent PERFECT 50lar, 6 dks, 2 frpks fabulous Deauville . ....., J..~u or 963·8936 BKIL ocean Sally 768 l~l Sun I 5 SPOT 3+ /3+ close/wiobstruc CANAL rnoN'r • !Jr A Deane Homt' IUY YOUI o~ By Owner Two 2bdrm Cutwy 21 jSwf table/panor1v11lg vws Family Hrn + loft with On Fairway DUPLEX Vacant sum houses on l lot Sl~.000 -~l6-754i Show• Lib Modtl ~ or r a rn i I> w 1th ~99M. p iPAlH-7631 s PI r a I s la' r r as e 4 br 3 ba game rm. spa mer /winter rentals ., Creative hnanring on Assumable 11"; ls\ TD •Bdrm 3 ba. ne~· l'Pl:.. t h1ldren No th.MJ traffic SZ79.SOO BK~·Coon _700.1198 blk from bay 1399.000 both ' Open House Sun OWCZnd 64().7464 lkean \lew 4 Br 2 Ba tile entr'!'. 0 W etr on st reet and this 3 4 BR z•, RA on the -"" Open house Fri Sat day 1·5. 302 & 310Cuuer lndr y rm ho\ tub Best value IO Tht• bdrm. home IS close lo • water Will l'Ons1der I OO/oOown Sun, Moo. 11-4 ~t 310 Way 10HSanta Ana Ave --------1 Sl58,000 846 1080. Ranc·h 7'<'• VA a~ park and schools ,,......~_. lrade for small Costa $137S will buy this vu Alvurado Place Balboa nr Mesa Or ) Joyce MEW USTIHG ~-S4L2 sumdble Sl62.000 l'.ill features mrlude 2 car """'~ Mesa House S27S,Wl condo in Villa IJalhou Qwner A.iUS2-5710 Wallie 63H2166 Mesa del Mar Assum a-No Down, Equit) Shar A_gent Gene Hdl G42 ll079 garage. k1trhen family 3 BR 3 BA Un the Assume loans $137.500 bl~lst, owner will carry ing 2 St. 2 BD . 2'• RA HEW WOOOIRIDGE roomd s. fdreshly pa111led water fee land• 3 Rae Rodgers 631 L266 Lo~e*lyllZDObdlr5lm,E 3• •bath RrfM~ ,OOL+htlnis $42,000 DOWN No qual1fylnR In Nrwport 1Jeac h 1 Spanish tile entry lead• to s.ar1ous 1ivU1g room with soarlng ceilings Gourmet kitchen plw; formal dining Enjoy your own sparlclang pool. seperate spa & paddle tennis co urt ' Only $289,000 Ca.11673-8.\SO THE REAL ESTATERS 2nd' 3 Bdrms and !1400m_o Gar.}'848·3119 ln\I e.rn extenortrim Fireplace. $329.950 I I custom ram1I> room Mudowlark/Poplar Owneroffennggenerous FAMILY LIVING 3 BR 2 BA 2 Story • i ~w h home Beautifully re w1th vuulted ce11lng Ex becuti•eOWMr G 1 Mel termhs lo help you LagunaBeach 4 8drm Z Canal Front Brdndne~ ' mod 2dyrs !.g7°50A0P0 cellenl cond1t1on. ver> Auioe$118,500 real oration ,\va11for l\Url' ase ba home an quiet carpel owe with 20', praise at .., · S.C.._.. private yard SIJS.000 The nohloffer& you can Ot't'upanq bC'l(•nn1ng e s 1 a b 1 1 s h e d down ..,.,..K: ' i S11cnf1ce at 5469.000 .. ,. 11 " ...-0 S t Sun I 5 119 V •••••• • •••••••••••••••• Rt.>\l.TORS 107' EASTSIDE Lovely 3 BR 2 Ba. fam rm home w1fplt', dbl gar Sl49.500 CallAnn Peters bt'1imlfrombeachin Aug 1 ~a rei:arnmR neighborhood Good PAINT&SAVE3BR 2 ----pen a · 18 New4BR,fam1ly home. 642·5200 thLS immac .. beaut & hnanc1ng S\61.990.('all location for s1:hools BA 2 Story A frame Horbor~Homn Vella Owner ARI oceanv1ewoncul desac A PETE BARRITT highly upgraded 2 br. 857 2100fortnfo l..arge p<1ol sz fl at lot Sl63,950 2Mobnat'o Byown$1e~c3ooobr, 6'73·0697 S273,000 S40K dwn I'• ba condo Ideal for DRAM ATIC ur11vt•r:.1t} Sl95.000 2 B R + den 2 a Assume ""· DESPERATE' ownr w carry Call Den Broker, ~-4~ couple Wetbar , Parkl)eanhomc• 4llH, fir eplaces. 2 car ReducedloS2lS.OOOWlll • R .... I 1 d C h h Newport Beach Owner nlS, Lin.go E. 498-4950 hreplarr romm n1i0ls 3 ba l''am rm. AC nl·~ S"" FOREY&'.11 garage. ovl'rs1zcd lot oc is e or ig er price fRE r IC"' P' l I d '"" p must sell 2 Br. 2 Ba Con ·-------• NCH QUARTH J a c· u i z 1 . ten n 1 s & t-rpl . great lor !:!4!UIOO $139,500 a ater ate. 1....., ort 3 BR 2"7 ba townhouse clubhouseforleasureh\ SS2131 1 Ore an and canyon 4 BR lmmac cond Just Locksl~1gh.644·S272 do Versailles Pool, views. and a lurge lol i11cuzz1. ocean & harbor ·•· REALTY Patio, double gar. OWC ----lllll!llll!l!!!l~lllfllll~I mg RV prkg. Open 1 5, f'AHORAMIC VIEW 2 with room to expand listed. Good assumable:: views. Xlnt 12'1< rmanc· J!!Q,~ BKR. 646-4:.IO ASSU ME VA LOAN. 3 frt & SnL !1766 Verde ~5 3 ColPUSI>t·IRVIWE complete this spacious 3 loan Asking $19S.OOO LIDO ISLE 1 0 g s 1 3 2 , 0 o o L" ... SE,....,IOu BR2BaS1Wtune Home MarDr ,Bkr.NonCoop TURTLEROCI\ bdrm family home 1n IEACHRETREAT 0 w n e r A 0 c n I ~ ""1 " 536-1600, 968·8341 PR ESIOENT HUM I': L I h I 041 Wolk to the bearh, pools. " Luxurious custom ron Double gar. completely Prime hilltop l(J{'atton OCJUl'CI ..C Laguna Immaculate. Street to strada locauon 2_13 ~I 794JI do. 2SOOsq fl 2 (rplcs, 4 fenred Only $110,000 Be Cul de ~ac w pool s11e ••••••••••••••••••••••• prirle of owner~h1p tennis & volleyball from Comfortable 3 bdrm. 2 ·--------I bd ,..._ the first to see Lh1s one IMD.....,,.,_.D~C11t 1 h Tri Plex SM,000 Down th h t .,._, ""' any of these homes ba home with unu•ual rm. 2'1 bau"' Sll50 ICl'"l:l"'I ~ IC 01 l"il> Ill! 1~ & hill & Great Lerms Panoramic roug ou _,,,,,.,., ~ _m_o.:.. 95<KX>.642·4623 ~~~ Laun1>. 646 4380 ATUST \1\ \'l\'W Jbdrm, 2ba Ot'ean View Walk to MillfaJcrYlsO'lrietl circula r fireplace Opett Sat,IS4M 12•4 Why depend on lender~ prof decor Assurnablt• heal'h $29S,OOO Prin-497.5494 Cro~'lriett Pm·l>d righl al $355.000 3 Bdrm, 1~.ba. dbl sided DClftG P'olld I 026 when you can bu> this fmJOl'IOI( Prinl· on!) l'1pal~ onlv 4991526 Y±E~ 6,. 150 -WATtRfRO!l{T ••••• • ••• •••••••••••••• spar1ous 38r 2Ba Con 8) owner Call for app I • "' u .. frpk. sun rm. low 1111 do, owner finant'in~ 5 7520412 All'TOF New Modular T)pe JohnCool'l}be B_kr HOM'·" assumable, low down )rs with 525 .000 d~n I HEAVEN Homes. leased land. REALESTATE OWC St27.IXX> 336 Pnn OP'EH Satf'S-2·5 Open Sun I 5 16825 IRVIHECOHDO S kl Oceanfront Pk. 3 p\t --------1 631·1400 c e I o n 0 r Ca 11 1310 I aa. ~ Cly 011ont'r North11oood par ing 3 Bdrm home I bchs. 24 set"unl• f1shin•' DOYEi SHOttES Snapper JoAn 111111 o n beautlfull\ ' " PRIM ELOC TION LIDOlira .t.uD 211~3.:_4787 3 > r old Spanish hacien 8"6-90l2 IHdrm . frplc. full} up · pier r ro m S2 9. 9 0 O A .-Al"!! DISTRESS SALE da 4 Br 3 ba fam . din EOG EWATER RLTY grdded & detoratl>d '" land,raped romer lot I -t99·38l6 Elegant entertaining 5 bdrm. el«:gant 2 slor> Owner had busines~ mg, billiard rm 2 'ket 12131 .• ,,.4481 Agts SllOUW ~91 U2fi9 Soothing spa woorl home 3 Bdrm large o n lge corner lot bars. po'kder rm Prof ..... I dcrkinie and fO\ered oc11:.t.uV1"'61S formal d1n1ng room . Consider lse opt ~ failure Mt.LS! sell 4 BR 2 1 WOODIRIDGE pJt10 Uc.:ean v1e11o . glow """"~•IC" cuslom pauo with spa owner fman 5850.000 Ba house. wifam rm landscaped w spa Of ' BY OWNER PLACE 1n1: parqU('t floors. plush EnJO) country like and hrep1l Over•, acre A~ail now Open Sun Onl}' $94 ,900 ' Near reredatappraLSedvalue <"rpA l s. aourmet pn\·acy 'olo11hltl walking .... rf L26 121\'1a""-nz" P I NA""• or$SOO.OOO p 1 f Sl 'llO ~tonl•wood Modt'I " " .. d 1 be h Th manirur""tope ecuon ~''" " au anno . ~ SL2.00C > m s o • mo kitl'hen Lowest pnre m is anre lo ac 1s C 11 cash Assume S83.00< Coastal f'roperiitt S8000 dn 2 br. 2 ba condo l>l'ldthl~I Jhr. iha dm lhl' area 5249.500 stunning 3 bdrm home 3 10 see HlldlOft lay Rtty loans Needs work 496-13~1 m Villa Pac1fir Cu:.1om mg fanul~ rm 11rl'dt has man> amenities an 642-5200 64S-99SO _ BY OWNER. 3br, 2ba Sl89.ooo owe at 1r. IAYCIEST Beautifully kept and re ady to move in 3 Bdrms. country kitchen and formal dining room M an~ cuslom features m<'IUde wall or brick 2 fireplaces. \ aulted ceil an g and t'U.<;lom pa ptor~ Eas) l3re )-drd SZ79.SOO 1343 MARINERS on OPEN SAT SL'!ll l 5PM 642-5200 j PETE J BARRETT ... REALTY 642-6368 pools. lenrus. jaC ~auna r 0 r '(' hool S2 I~ llOO With Ko1 pond & spa plus Pn!! ~ly _ -~973!) 1!!111!!!111111111!11!1!!111111111!!!!!!1!111111111!~ SPECT ACUUR VU Of Saddleback Mowitam & back coWttry from this 3bdrm home on quiel cul·de·sac Impeccably clean' Spac1ou:. rooms, xlnt floor plan. assuma ble 9' ,•; loan Possible 80'. loan al 13~•'1 Minutes LO beach $150.000 ~ •• RHIC:&=RBE~ITl'SS REAL •• WIJOE 498 1040 493-0202 JUST $10l,500 For this 3bdnn home JUSI minutes from beautiful area bearhei, try 525.000 down owe balance Assumable s~. Isl TD Prine only Devin & Co frplr I m1 to bearh 3 lorat11111 & lt'rm~· He m eluding tovel)' gardens - ST~ I 032 clubhouse ~ :nlS o~ m.•r 55!1 ~o decks $335.IMX> • Charmmg 2br. tb;i, col •••• ••••••··~··•••••.• F'or sale Five Bedrm * * C H [ R R y EMERALD IAY , Lage on roomy R2 F:. T MS, TERMS Two story fully assum.i 199 !'> COAST HWY A Jewel or a home an this ~~~10~-t~.5~, ~~,~~s~ ~~!~~~~e~r~~!~ 1~:~ ~1~.!\:i;2i:9'.1 8 900 BOMBS! l.AG~~~~A\11 ~0~!111~ ~;~~~reda~~h l!!ll--111!1!!!!111111111!!!!!!11!11~ -·1·.2·-·1·A·.,·.P1-.·.--m .ooo p RICE R EDUC TION premium location ~ LOANS!! Eastbluff Lusk home ........ -..... ---, .. 9 .... with S25k dwnpayment model Assume !P.' • · .,.on't com part• to th(' new family lc1tchen. new MOW OR MEYER 646·2389 Only $161 .000or least' op HACIENDA .. B:rng" vou'll iieL sce111i: A LOT bathrooms & ocean vlt>w H you don't buy your Newport Beach condo 3 You own the land Open s:IEAL. bdrm + master bdrm Fri & Sun $2115.000 •• w retreat. Walk lo beach. Devm & Co 642 6368 ~I c pool. tennis & all extras D"PLEX ST F'i>S T ---!ion A real value OHTHEIEACH lht' 1 lt'W from th•~ FORA.unlE decks See this one and dream house now. Lhe Patrick Tenore 6.111266 $125500 ht>aut1ful TurtlrrcH'k Thal's whatyougetwith fallinlove'S487.50ll. pnccw1ll be tughernext R-2 Three houses on one lot Easts1de. Renled at $495 ea Only 1119.900 Call 64Hl61 : OPEN HOUSE REALTY / MESA VERDE IESTVA.1.UE Sharp 2 Story, 4 Br. 3 Ba. new carpel. redwood spa, easy rare yard As· sume low 111terest loan $165,000 D Burke Realtor 546-9950. RrfM~ Rt:UTORS BEAUTIFUL CANYO:"I PROPERTY, 2 bdrm w gorgeous vie~ & as sumable loans SJ31.SOO Redhill @> Realty 552 -7500 5 BO.Terms Huge model perfect home . estate sited custom pool & 5pa w 'u EleRant th ruout $269 .000 ~ termh P atrick Tenore ________ , 631 1266 EASTSIDE 2 HOMES On large lot A 3 Bdrm 2 bath, 2 fplc's, patio. R&'Mtt< RF.Al.TORS Dramallr ti:c1eawa\ an Terrace homl' Lcx·atl'd this prime ACRE PLL'S UHOISTRUCTED-year Why not call now pvt rommunll> 'with ontheh1i:hest ~tn·e1 of BL'ILOING SIT E A .orean views A tomakeanappt tosee pool and spa. sauna this PX<'lu~l\I', Jrl'a genii> sloping part'el. fabulous bwldmg s1le an thisgorKeous 4Bdhome R \' m p \'l uea (' h & Open II oust• Sund a~ localtd JUSl a short dis· qu1el area Tius pnre for You'll find the terms ('OckLail pall<k> m erlook I 51'\I 19131 Woorllorrl tanre from tennas & the this double sized lot in something you ran ln e We l ti a r. m 1 rro red B'-EAC H'. ·Ar~ h 11 ec~1"'!!149.3·•020211!!!!!!111!!!!111111111!!111111111!498-11!!!!!!1!!!!04~0 wardrobes. 2 patios owned and renovated m 1• GREAT TERMS' tenors Sl.80.000 Devin S. JllOft pounding surf Best }et ~ Terrace. In ~.000 heach. provides SPf:C-eludes plans & permits with Don't hesitate call Assume low interest (Uj] TACL'LAR OC EAN & ror a 3500 sq rt home Kasey or Norm today loan S59> mo Hurry. ~i W\ll\dhrldgc CANYON \-1EWS Sot S20S.OOO 6311266. call 714·963-7010 Realt> Rcaltn t'nough~ 'The owner has ... ;..,r_,r World Beachs1dt' ., included detailed con ''"' -~ 1r=.ine I 044 a5 1 :moo strucllon plan.s for an ·~\.~11eUtt'-''a RrfM~ ••• ••• ••• •••••••••••••• t~!ft f\.arranr;a f'~"" \ """'. unbeht\ able CL'STO~ ., .. " VILLA IN MEDITER-TOT~OMHG It'), ASSUMABLE VA I RANEAN ~YLE We """ 1C 1 beheve you LI agree it's j Call lhe specialists at \ake over high ba a nee ·A LOT FOR A LIT the condom1n1um an \ \ loan 00 lhi\ almost TLE'' at the full offered ne11o 3 Bdrm 2 Ba on llCJI .. ~._ ....,.-c.-· 1714t 494.1 177 R t:.\l.TllRS Great Hew Condo Sharp 2 8d & den. fll'lc. patio & spa A beauty Low cash down Assume Redh1ll~~Realty I ;;:~ ;:~t 11 I IWFFS Completely remodeled 3br. 3ba. TeMis Club Villa . all ne~ incl garden gourmet k1tt'ben w M 1rrowa\•e Sl56,000 assum finant'111g at good old rates' 1245.000 Call own!!]~9;ll!_ formation center larl!e hit Ni ce updr.ide' price of $175.000 For Tourhstune Rea IL> · "' terms. raU 963-~ ct.>ntral air. lrg 11aL10 MISSION REALTY covered pauo Call for 985 S l' 1 H 1 g Hear HeWet-P'arti 11 '• r: or lease option Th i! one won't last al Al Offtn Heard $I 9 4 . 4 9 5 p 3 1r 1 <' k Harbor View Homt> Qua mt and Quality, 3 Tenore 6.ll 1266 Monaro By Owner 3br, details • s wy, ,a una PhoM~9~~~1 BR 2 Ba. pool siz.ed lot ..... .,~ .... 1 ... 2ba. assum $1 72K Oak floors. fabulous I i~w h Shows like model ' Ask· k t h d d , ' mg $239.500 incl land b;e~kf~~t !~ea ~:ra~~LI. i Call 760-95960wn Agt VICTORIA IEACH & Co 642-6368 Capbtr.o 1071 EA.SllWFf Sl24K var assumable loan al ll'•'• Ce1hng 1211'. forll)nnopu. Tri-le\ el. 3 br + lg ram rm Eal 1n kitchen. form d111 nn Lge lot ~ 1}11 on.!} 640-6033 W AU TO IEACH 3 BR. den. 2 Ba, be;imed t'el11ngs. tst TD at 10'•'•, creal1\e fin S145 .000 Owner a1:1 642·~3 al\ 6.Pm IA YSIDE COVE Columbia Penthouse Lux 2 br. 21, ba + den condo w bay v1ev., near Balboa Isle Pool, spa ~18,000 ~ .................•..... SSO 000 DOWN Gre11t term~ 12 ACRE ocean vie ws Secluded 4 Br $349 .900 Broker 499 1526 s..taAM 1010 ..........•...••.....•. $13,500 GREAT St.arlt>r or for In\ es tor Wl'll ca red for 2 BR D111111g Rm, Gar f'ru1t Call 542 5272 545.2731 Bkr Mot leach 1014 ............••......... J.M. mas COMPANY WOOOIRIDGE LANDI MG LAST A VAIL Pl.1\N 5 .for •!!foj'.all 551 !I058 e RANCH nEALTY 551 2000 workshopwithwindows ~·-·-~--_ ATIMl>EYROPERS Assume $215,000 List BA y CREST BEAUTY 5 3 hdrm, 1•1 ba home in 1--------• Condo Leisure World 2bd Iba. new rarpet. 1mmed ocrupancy Clean. carry 2nd p p $40,000 '714 l 6<11 2539 ( 213)431 ·9853 PLUS 2 Bdnn collage, -•---------------• S16S.OOO Finanring by Fountain,., I 014 Exr1lmR new wood and l(lass home Cozy con· vcrsatwn area Private wood deck. broad ocean views, walk to beaC'h $4~.IMX> $319,SOO. Br Family Rm $200.000 Nwpt Hgts Lge lot w al· SPECTACULAR EmeraldTerTOCe assumable Isl Owner ley in back. room for ad· A Steal! may carry SIOO.<KX> 2nd d1t1on & upgrade Nice IAYFIONT otMr RMI btat. owner 12r;.. •••• • •••••••••••••••• •• Ray McCarclt, Rltr. ASSUMAILE! 541-772' H. & RM! 18334 Santa Joanana Cir 3250 sq rt of warm drama ~1th fabulous JS sum able Sl 19.600 at less lhan 10 5r, '' Finest cul de sar locallnn :ileur clubhouse anrl ol) m p1r pool 2 blks to huge park & srhool. s hopping AITD or lake ovrr Just $229.900 IC:S Realt} 962-4262 BY OWNER All orrers Low do11on SP'AULB! will carry paper Lge 4 Charming 3br, 2ba. bdr.!!' +~ 964·~ _ home in a lovely setting >MtHn-'-hoc1' 1040 Close to Newport & •••••• ;:';;:: •••••••••••• Beaches. Open Sun. 1-5 TERMS TERMS TERMS 264 E . Bay St CM NOQUALIFING 49t·415!AQ}' -S169.995 Nr bch Lrg 4llr PRICED TO SELL w/3Ba 10'1', cln OWC: Lowest priced condo or AITO 13'h-int only. its kind Two bedroom 962 1227 or 963-6682. that's tastelully derorst· --. - ed with n ch paneling OWMr wt1 fitclltc• and custom wallpaptr. With 20% dn. lmmac S Attached garage All of br. 2v, ba. fam. rm w re rs heard I S96.500 (rplc. ronnal din rm. T A R B E L L lge backyd w1P.aho & REALTORS,979·2390 gaa rire pit. fruit trees, 11: ...a C,....." p r o r. I 1 n d s c a p e d MOY5"'1n """· Sl98,900 Owner1agt. Entertain on lge. cov· 848. --:....;·SSM==--...,.-----e red pat io New - 1 dupes /cpt / paint /(•-------• range Nr scbooll. park SPNISH Po o I 1 i ae d y ar d . HAC84DA Pleasant aurroundlftp 4 bdrm, pool home. So. E 1 t • b I I s h e d H.8. corMr tot. Owner oelabborhood. Sbr. 3ba, wOJ nil AJTD of coo· SlU,000. Auume lat lracl. Great tnveatmrnt. owe. Bob 11 Dovie Koop Submit on terma tUl.500 131-JJM FOR 2COUPL&S Ht 'l l h ii I oi1' I«·. ilt\· • I' I I ,t" I 2 ador1ble houles on OM lot. Btfl Eutai~ loca· lion. Redwoodded, 1p1, hardwood noon. l,.ck U1hu, etc. ttc. si1uoct ••••••• l>t •eo.eu. MUAY911 2S~ down, 13'°'% In ltrt1t. Lonf term AM1cm1 anl oo thll bfutlfvl eucutlvt llDflle.. LcD ol oak. Iara• ,..., ,... -' JffUUi. , mr lliN*& A,i, Orte WMllH HACIM»A 4 bdrm, pool hom So. H.B. conwr lot. C>wntr wlll Mil AlTD of con tract. Ortll lftnatmtot. kbm It Oii terms u.soo I ' • _,(\. , • ,! " • (/ ) .. '.'\ ) Town and Country Realtors Invite you to the folllMng * OPEN HOUSES IN IRVINE * UMIVERSfTY PAD 3 Bdrm. 2 balh, Dover Model $152,900 17386 Sandalwood, orf Michelson and Jordan. Open Sun I 5. UMIVERSITY PAIK 2 Bdrms . 2 ba, f am rm Walden Plan. $189,900. 4951 Hemlock, off Michelson and Royce. Open Sunday 1·5. TURTLEROCI 4 Bdrm 3 bath, family rm. Heather Model. $259,000 -:n Coolbrook off Turtle Rock Or. and Sycamore Creek. Open Sat & Sunday 1·5. MORTHWOOD 4 Bdrm .• 2"'2 ba. family rm. Castillo MdJ . 1 Candela, off Culver & Irvine Blvd. $222,500. CALIFOIHIA HOMES 4 Bdrm, family room. Plan 102. $164,500. 14532 Sweetan, off Yale and Ryewood . Open Sat & Sun 1·5 WOODllllMH 3 Bdrm or 2+den. Wildwood Plan. $165.000. 15 Elmwood, West Yale and Woodhollow. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 3 Bdrm, ramily room Cambric Mdl. f 92.500. 16 Woodgrove. Off & Yale Eastshore. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. Wt H .. • Olllrt .... u. •Ctl Toi ~ Country RE LT Q 55~·1800 LaCJUna Villoqe R.E. 497-17,1 B 1 rd s I View of 1 year $435.000 Call potential for profit on re Unswpewchtew Emerald Cove' 3 BR 2 ll edda Maros1 Agent sale S220.<KX>. By owner. ly OWMr Ba. den, 2 fireplaces. 646 1044 To5e!&sell~ 64§·4966. $900,000as...,..... large tree studded lot ----------------An-.ci.J at 121/JOfo EMERAU> IA Y Ocean' 1ewfrom charm mg JB 3b home on large level lot Large assuma· ble fixed rate finanrmg Q\all Wrap around s10.ooo HARIOR VIEW IAUOA Pier & slip for 2 boats 9 5 NE EOS CASll J~t OC" ... ..-ftUT 48r + maids. &Ba . 11Sted. SZ7S.OOO HOMES ~""" 1 s ,. ,l'c....._P' ........... -t Lo•aA..C-' Greatv1ewatharboren 1.600.000 Fee "all ~ ~ ,,., ~ Pri I I 6'73 857R Will cooperate Or: S-. I 0.5 3 Ur 2 Ba f'tnancmg trance me arge ot. w bkn; CarolTatww. RJtr _494-002' 3,700 sq t\ 4 bdrm, 3 OCE N VIEW' 11>25 avaulable $267.500 Ftt bath custom home Call OP'EMSUM 1-4 Hillcrest, 3 BR 2 Ba. LEN HAYNES for private showing. 124 West ..... COLDWe&.L BANl(C!RC spacious bving and dm· &ASSOC ·--1111111!1!!!111 ___ , __ ing room. fireplace. 640-8454 Sl.38S,OOO elegant Oak kitchen. 1m l-lll!!!!llml!!!!l!!l!l!!!.-~•I MEWP'OIT CREST ported tile lhru-OUt and POOL Two or 3 bdrm + den. anintimaterosegarden, z•, ba Low down pool siud lot Assume Spacious poo l home Owner will finant'e at $192,000 w /Jae Gourmet k11ch, nominal mlerest rate OCEAHFROHT fam rm, 4 BR+ omce Broker. Tom Cottier ESTATE 494-7551 11 BR. ideal for mother 646·9200 Magn1fi('enl (;ountry ~< r1'-tliLlll or guest) 3 car gar On WATllAlOMT Frenrh in ({orgeous --~~McCORMArK R£ !Y.~._000.8~646-4~ COHDO CORONADB.MAlt oceanfront setting HEWP'otlTISLAHD Boat slip ror 45• boat. DUPLEXES nestled among palms $31S OOO OWC Beautiful rondo on the THR EE Lo choose from and cyprus trees. 6 • • bay. 2 bdrm & den. I with pool Wet bars, bd rm s .. 1 bath s. LOWHTf'ltcl Sl910,000atl0o/o Owner will carry or fi replaces. garages mahogany librar y. IHUP'P'fllAltCH Fees mple,3bdr,den,2 trade·S650K. Livein oneun1t rentlhe family room, exercise 2 bdrm, ~ ba home ba, patio deck~ x 9S lot. other Xlnt finant'mg. room. 4 rireplaces. 4 Ocean view. Incl. re Single story. By appt. Owner says "SELL" Redh1ll~Re,1lty t ;~;.; ;:;( 111 dec ks In exclusive modeling & variance 714·6'75·3971 Ca lltoday Cy prus Shore by Casa p I a n s . 0 W N E R Pacifica. Tennis, pool ANX I OUS -MUST CHERRY LA.KE a n d s pa . Appoint SELL. $334,500. Two new homes. 3 & 4br --••!!!!I•••!!!!!!!!! ment $2,275,000 Sky Vlew ._.. w /fam. nn, on Newport "' SOUTHUG'a.a" 831 . ..::-1 Glen Court. See Open -------~ -Hie Olrectol')'. 642,ooo OCEAM flOMT CAUFOIMIA Huie 6 yr old triplex 1 ~~!H!!!J~~~ Your chlldml are safe ...,_.,..,.. IOU --·Tua-• .. -.---•I Prime locatlon Xlnt 11.._-______ _ and free to romp oo thla ••••• •• •••••••••••••• •• • "" ~ ri 1-private beach in a 24 hr PL.AM "X" owner nanC111g. SZIS.000 Buullh1I 3Br, 2\,Ba home., 2 doon to om. fee land. owe w/$20.000 down Prin only please gale guarded communi· • bd dln 1 Playa R.E673-1900 hi IMMACULATE .. rm . . rm , Jv !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!1!1!1111!! ty w le you e.n)oy living FOW' bdrm Picesetter, rm., fam. rrn .• f IP. 2.,... In this beautiful 5 ready to move In , ba, 1tra larce porcel1in bedroom home with C r tub W/"erarni" '11-wall• I f 11.. 1 ompl. re urblahed. " """' " ar~e am..., room. p ua Din fr noor 4 covered 1>1tlo a pay room which can :r::: ~T.!·iocatl:· arut. Pri~l230.000.S% be used as a bllllard Priced ror Immediate down, attume $40,<KX> 1st room ..... tsSO,<KX>. sale at UJOO. WUllam tnatt deed at 7'r\~. Xlnl WHYRBn'77 Nothlnl down. partner suppUet down parment Won 'l last. cal now. John M1rahalll3l·l.266. OtAMONO REAL ESTATE I"' W, CO.UY WWl mn116& .......•.......•....... Moblle HOMM For Sale 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults 55+, 2 Br. micro wave. A C, S3500 cash 1640 Newport Blvd •19 Call 646 2684 _ _ __ ESTATE SA.1.E 1966 M aJesUr localed 111 Laguna Beach Park Near Ot'ean. Week days 7S9 4175 -·----Snug Charmer 1951 Trailer w la nai Treasure bland Adult security park w /pool. beautiful beaches SOOO. 496-9786 Sandi 4crHCJtfwS. 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• No Down! Sl600/Mo. for 8 5 acre prime Fallbrook Avocado land. Xlnt view Sl68,<KX> at 9~% ~p \114)494-7104 SAH JUAH CAPO. 5 5 acres overlooking C1pistrano Valley with an unobstructed view rrom Saddlebaclt to the ocean Fantastic Invest· ment opportunity at 169S.OOO' Subm1l \4'rm1. 17 I 4t 673-4400 l21JI Ul-2UI \ 0 1\ 1w111 ol ll.11IHM l1111 .... 1n11•nl 1'11 R.OWBS H 0 1 I e r , Re a It 0 r , land lease $853.00 per IUDS AMO UH.Sil. yur. Can't chan1e until SAIUOAn! year 2001 14% lnt. only I RrfM~ 64S.7'7l c ........... , jii!ll!!!!!!!•!!!!!l•!!!I••• •• ~~ ......... !~~ 10 \l T• ·II" A dellahtful custom 1....._ .... vw.. 1....,7 2nd trust deed dut ( lly b • ~ ...... ,... • .....--~87. Call owner ror 8 1 0 0 am ome. IWUl.il-. oo ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ...,. d 1,. -• 11 C A N Y N a cul-de·11c with ocean Beach • Boat dock at •...... • iY .. ,er im. To..,nhome w I aotr and harbor vlewa. 4 your door. 2 Br. Condo (710 .346-., course vtew . Aaaum bdrma •• loclvdln& 00 Mlatlon Viejo 1..tke. I•••••••• lout. Pool, ltnnla. perfect bedroom ar· Buutlfull1 vparaded. IAWIOMf ..:~OOQ2:.!. ~~11~52llO=·- raniemtnt lot chUdttn, A 1 1 o m a b t e I o a n ~.!I $100,000 oyertlud 1ourmet UH,000, rull price S800 1qrtofqvaUtycou• kitchen. Iara• family 1271,SOO. Pll Petro. 1tracUon OD 114. or ~· n\lled and bea.m •t·Sl•. w1ter Owntr wlll carry ceillnaa, wood and tlua. __. ....... .....,______ fl I .. ••• 000 Cl I Diii( •I· ...... n , , 011 to ttmHlllf'J Mt rt~ IMt :if:IDL Dan Bibb echool, bad! and alaop-..er-P In I • E 1c1IIe1 t ........ ~ ....... .. '••1•hYlew New 6 dd llleditern· DHD S bdrm, $ balh, f1mU1 nan. Sech•ion. MCutk1. 4 car 1ar1p, eo reet • u. bu. Addl tioa•I '°' wts ~ pnet '° dt••• .... ~ •. ••llATSUP 2 ce metery lot s , Wttlmlntter Memorial Pert. Good uctlon . worth 1790 uch, 111tln1 s1000 ror both. 114 1 Nz.tlal evta. Up to 4S' slip available w /lhla hllte 2/dtn or a Br condo wttb water views from both li'rinl room ~net muttr suite. Gori~ MULral dftor ~ .. _.. and the belt flnancbl1 at "••rfr "" the beach. C.ll ror your ..................... .. Pt"*•l~ COSTA._. ltaq A/C, • ._..._ = 161·-OtOPllO ....... · ~ .. ,AJI. 1>11pt11n, ~ .. r,.t. DIC COM»O 4ft.;l m UI~ '"•.Ur.I oceu n.. • billrm, a bl, -.. f\. 11111, •I _ Ptffttt leclitila. Ntw OT Vl1\1 Truha. ........ _______ ._.. ......... -m••·IDW· nu. r-. • Tr'lllt eo. tna)(wrm lw.o.I·~ ~~if!·~': ... un ft•JolnW •.Alnaal\'lll. """'" '" ... . ·. .· f ... .. ,., ______ _ -~-·---------..--------.:...::.-..---------....----------------~.---·-~ ---,~--~~-------------.-~ ............... -·..-.--:--'"":""' ................... __ '"""':~-0:----... -...................... . OrangeColltOAILVPtLOT/Saturday,July4, 1981 tte..1U1fn11ti1d . Afalw ... u.fln. .,_lwaahu.fwa. 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No . 75f.WS rrplc. 11r. lndry, etc pet a $05/mo '12& HOUSIMATlS EXECUTIVE I RARE C·l·H Ntwpo~ OCWROMT Coaat Pia.a.a. IUO/mo: out. Wto.' refn1. stove, new cpl. drapes, pamt., ..... , .... ll07 ~."mo. Adlta·OO pell. 'l'ua~lll-~ll.M2·S722 ~-sums Beach Property. so R•. bo.e kit. Hawaii Gl·l• avail. J~ 15. S12$ mo 1ppl11nu1 Grdnr • ••••••••••••••••••••••• _._111 __ Sp1c10UJ 2 Br & Oen on Shanna . Beturl..lvtna n:ioae In !'Ji'}.e Iota Bl& lllud. a.-. ia}f c:.on.o 2 BR+ detl 2 Ba Call Pea Dameron, water pd La yard Bayfront, pvt beach TREEHOUSE I Br over water, slip avail Adults. COAST H..;;AtH WMS' lftln~ Ot trade. R.R . PO Box pool rtt patio .Q\det. $52-2000 SUO /mo llt/lut. HC Furn lbdnn. car Year· detached car 274 E 00 pets. 7fi(HJl19 HftlNlli..oUoTIS Exclualve Prlndpala 11.Sj NonraltCAW doM '" w-..a.it( ... 1·-' w dep. Call Act. Sandy ly, 1895/mo. 1173 9368, llth 1315 Mo 642·9880. VIL' ...... •o"' vv-PLA%A only. Aak for Irene -· A.,., .-&s' -... OODlllDGE 631·2U2. 840•2747 IWO·UOOAvall. a ain I.A l'Uo9 A Convenient roomm11tt' Nt'w htXW'Y otrice •P•ce ,.., Loudoo, Al\. 831-047 or .... ~ . 3 Bdrm condo, renced CLEANEST 4 Br. 2 Ba. EtSldt, •tove. ref rig, ADULTONLY pel'lonal prol'll.-•ervlce In Irvine's buatut 631·7300. hc .. 1 II JIM QIUetpvtarea.areauBr, paUo, no !>di 1625/mo. fireplace, attached CorwcWM.-3122 quiet utllslncl ruomo iBr 28• Llll'tedeck Dn~494 l.294 center' Euy frwy at· C ....... /f ................. •••••• 2Ba ms mo 114$-9141 13\ 02U 11 J t rt od led ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft ~'461 ' SllSOMo. Newport Bch $275 cess Avall now' Call 4:!_~.L: .. 1 •17 .. 00 ~1VAIL2--.Jan/· m.oo · ' ' soraf;. ~ H~b:r,; 1Br.Apt.~111cldutilt. Lltr~belmt 1 lB JRLPROPERTIES Mature Fem N1re2 Br fordetails _._.. hb/Marcblnncbanae MF dd • 'I 2 block• from beach e. t e,ary, r apt ~-"566 645-6459 2Ba.Pool 631·5"89 5511231 ••••••••••••••••••••••• for O<!ean froot beach 3 ~r. l Ba. Eaatalde. c 1 en ,..vat now 851·9609___ __ with balcony or patio. jt_C..._. --3176 --_: __ l br condo, Hawaii Bj& haeorcondoJldy/Aug 2 Firepla~.2cargarace 775·m6. Enjoy summer Uvln& all cathedral ceilin&. pool & -Spectacular view, se<·ur1 CdM Deluxe Suite!. AC. l1l1nd. rum.fil'fflled, v. weeb. l2U)s.5-~73 · $700. Mo. 548·8985, r111ta lztO year. Walk to CdM spa, lush landscaping ;·9;t•2·aA .. CONOO •c; t y gate. pool. s pa , arnpl p1t2. utJI pd 2.855 Int $5625 + $177 mo 7 f 111 s«t 957·1057. • ...................... beach. 2 Br .. fireplace, Adults 00 pets $4611 & · · S500 Prestqpous HHbor E.CstUwy 67~ ne1. Write: R.R • PO un'!u ~!r Ha~LJ:,~eh MISAD&MAI L.at-e IMdl 3241 20Br, l"'aBaCondo, sm pet large deck, enclosed .!!R.:.~9'.2~---golf cour:.6700. Ridge ~50 per mo MO filC'll for I or 2 OR's Box 11111, Norwalk, CA Condoorofc ' Beautiful 3 bdrm 2 b11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• K, refs req. $485 mo. parking S7a> Mo. Avail. 2 Br East.side. I child -----760·9!m Sl200 lse Red Carpet. 906.50. TheWledinw<BI Heated pool and spa· 3Br, 3Ba. $850 mo 851-1999 dys, 559.4777 Au ustl.Call675~ OK Noj>N.256.'ll':lden Aporllatllh~ Shrm·w2brCMhornew 893-1351 ___ _ m 751-429l Walkina d11tance I~ ~99612725$1. 838-11900. or eves. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Front duplex. .. B" $450 831 8065, or U11fwWtllld 3900 itb~enh~e owner Quiet. Executive 2 Office Suite ... ~!:'.!!!~! .. ~~ schools & stores ._ .. _. 15 -CCNM.lo111ll-frplc. seso. Mo Call al\ 82!·.!793 ....................... ~Vt S400 mo 642-~ a 1c, new modem bldg, ....... Beautiful carpets, m1r· Spacious newer 3 lilt. 3 • U•fwucl*d 3425 2PM . 873-3111 o .. ,oitt lU6 S E A W I M D Will share luxury Apt 2nd noor view, util Incl MAKE AH Offfl! ••••••••••••••••••••••• rored closets. m1n1 Ba , dt~e/rm , fum 1rm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. 2 ba dplx, frpk , 431 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VILLAGE w empl older woman Full secret.anal & other • Income Properti'•s "-"'r.di• d blinds, sunny kitchen fplc, Big Yard, Ocean BE 1st tenant. Unusual Carnation Perry OCEANVlEW3Br 2 lia PQ0 640.ll683alter 4 ~upport services a\•a1I " ~ with oak cabinets No S ide o f Hw y No new I br secluded end 12 13) •• 0.260• wkd•·a Large u"'"ta1rs Duplex New 1&2 bdrm luxury Brindersoo Pina Cen Eastsld .. "~ta M•sa ••••••••••••••••••••••• L A 1 "" ., , ,... d Jt •· · 14 I ns I Fem resp non smoker, "' """' "' Mt ............_., ts. 5Mo.~76SO aguna v11 now unit Sm., adlts--<>nly 1714,673.4207 New decor 2 decks a u ap ..... UI Pa terpointe area Irvine 204\ down Owner will w,.,+--.. llH 3 Br Condo . $600 S1400mo....6.ll.4i47~ com plex wtgate, pool, --33811 Coleg10 $700 Bdrmfrom$46S,2bdnn neededtoshare3Br2ba 11511838 ---- carrv Pn'--' tft••ll ' ....................... d N s c 2br Jba gar apt i\dlls from r e'>< "'o~nhouse Irvine pallO home With ' "-'"'""' Fireplace. dbl garage, Ocean view, 3bdrm, den. gar en er r. · · · 2 I 3 7 2 2 3112 2 or ...,oN, '' w lffllt.~ 2ba Nigu 1 h Plaza. Cntrl air, patio, no pets. SS.SO mo yrs lse 213 699,8928 $600 + pools. lennis pool & gar with mother HEW,OITCEHTEI Pror. decorated 3 Bd at r 1 um . pool. spa e s ore 612"'2 Jasmine 642 8367 -waterfalls. ponds' Gas & IO > r old 50n Woman Prestigious. full service 645 9494 h o m e Ad u I t s upgrades. $495 + ulils Bach, large 1295. Laun 0( EX EC f d home dFully funusbed ~ S:d 2b -,--d S8 SO t lease Own er $35 No pets 175-2580 Openda11y2·4 dry & partt1ng. Availa fordc00Fk1ng Sa& heDaung with child s1m1larage of ices Incl s w/gar ener, monthly • . '· e r , ence 499.3638 eves _ CostoMno 3124 ble now 498 0318• pat rom n 1ego Ideal S400mo 8579499 recpt,sec.xerox.under cleanin& services and yard, kids OK, no pets. T f h W Id Co ••••••••••••••••••••••• 768 6261 Frwy drive North on Fem ruommates. prof ground pk'g, ttlex & an-associat1on fees in· Call 108m-8pm 631-<IMO op o l e or m Ltlswe Worid MESA VERDE home at· . Bea ch to McFadden pref., lo shr ne~ 4 br hque decor conf rm eluded Jae., comm. S455/mo.Cred1t Ref's re· munity 3 Br 2 Ba 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. view, by mosphere. 2&3dlx apts "-tt.gto.IMdt 3140 lhen West on Mcf'adden home, lrV\ne, $250 mi 644 7189 714 6410763 2925Collegl' A1e Co~ta Me<>a CA poolanddebghtlulfaau. BTuired. ~1C::!eo;:ac~eCat:~~:: Gatel4,@551·l690 No ts.~!034. .. ..................... to Seawinci Villuge 957-6741,8489:113 Balboa Island Custom ly laving. Lease for oro 3232 San Clemente On the USTILUFF MEWLYDECOI. TMEW .. FRITIH (714)893-Sl98c Shrtwnhse,FtnVly,M t' Exerut1ve office space Sl500/mo644-102XI •••••••••••••••••••••••hill above Laguna ThreeBdnn,2'J'Jba,end Luxury Adultumts alaf Root111 4000 orcpl LrgUr&s1111ng aiail Share computer. e HOME FOR RENT Beach f'reshly painted unit, good roodition and ~,~~s~::. ~len~~~I~~ fordable bVUlg 1,2 & 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm . fum .. laWldry facll , word Pro c e 5 51 n g L• 3 Bdrm. ~. Fenced in & oul. ll'IO Mo 3049 location llOO per mo Br Well decorated Newport Beach, walk to pool $295 + '• ulll capab1blles & other ex OCWRONT IOgQ yard & garage. Kids & ze 11 Dr 497 6330 Week da s7!19·417S__ 642·50'73.__ Olympi c s1ie pool, light oce an . share 3 Br 963 8114 ecuttve amenities Rent MEWPOITllACH i..i&w• pets welcome. 54S.2000 lmmed occu211ncy Two Bdrm. 2 bath. deluxe 3 Ir TowMCMIN ed tennis court. Jacum, duplex Prefer male F 50 & over. employed, to negotiable. llO Agate St Triplex on oversiie lot. A l. no fee. -CL-~ u_ McCla1r l'<>ndo at Big Newly de('()r gas pd , park hke landscaping w Ith It vi n g r 0 0 m share home with same ~73 294:i.§73-900! 6000 I Q ft. Own er . tt.tilgto.ltocll 3240 -·--J,_ Canyon Pool . tennis. encl gar , pool, dswhr Most beautiful bldg in furniture. Avail now Hunt Bch 960 5103 Custom. executive office, motivated and will con· Bdi& CanyonfCondo .3br ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Bdrm, 3'"' ba, 3 blks to security, avail immed Adults 642·S073. II BF ...,... 846 9 64$225·~0~0 631 ·53!17 or Single 1-'em Parent. luok 400 sq ft Pvt bath with sider any reasonabl.e of· ecorator um.. view. New 1 story Hunt1ngton -. 644.9584 _ rom ....,.,. __ ·061 _ _ °""" shower Ualboa Penan •fer -trades.exchanges, pool, tennis. L~e S1800 Landmark Condo. beach,newly rcdecorat Th s · bd 2 1r.l loApt Deluxe poolside xtra Room-with full house lllgltoCshMrwfemrmmte S28Smo.64.2-"623. terms, etc pride of Mo 640-6999. ---Ad ult. security gate, J ed. Year lse. Sl300 e prmg.,, 1 . rm, 1 Newly decor C:as pd large 2br, 2ba. bltns, privileges in Newport on y_. 12131~ 8601 ownership. 3 Br, 2~'1 ba in prime Bdrm, 2 Ba private 497·~ ba, upgraded $44(), encl gar ' pool, dshwr dswhr I'' miles beach. Beach. 642·6811 II ELP Need place for HEW,OIT CEHTEI Excellent Newport Center <Fashion Island) offln space 1111th great expobure and pre st1g1ous addre.s Space from 150 t.o 5000 SQ fl Will arcommodate grap h ic design . architecture, accounLan c~ law or other busU1ess relate d uses Ca II Wilham Cote. Exclusive Broker - Bluffs area. Sl.200 mo pal10 & garage, pool, lOCJmG H.... 3252 Beac7h52~:!3!!8!'and Adults. 642·SQ73 Adlts, no pets $450 mo. Bedroom & private bath s2e21f "r dot~ h~~ndS~7m5 al'nm WAntU-RONl LseS«·l.8116 spa , tennis. gym,••••••••••••••••••••••• Lo B h lB B 11 USTSIDE 536·8362 Nearbeachwithpool& · a ' HOML~ BBC BACHELOR clubhouse. near beach 4br home in new develop ng eac · r ui Avail now 2 bdrm. lba. MARIMERS WALK tennl5 pnv Mature te 646 M65 REAL ESTATE Monthly $1150 Lease 1650. 759-1469. ment . modem kJtchen. ins, carpets. drapes I story, shag, dra ~s. nanl desired S250 mo Mall' or 1-'emale \h.ire 631· 1400 613'8'117 New 4Br. 2•-Ba. 3 b"·s lo rec fac avail. no pets {650 Mo. ~1134 -patio, frplc, d w, beam 2 Br. Townhouse Apts 545. 7278 PI us h hom e w 1 1 h l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!l!ll!ll!!!l!!flll!ll ,. "" lb 2b I from 5495 PatlOs. single N Be h E 2 '• • bch, 2 car gar. t695 mo 540·8300 days, 836 9784 dr. a. a "1· new Yh P. ceilings. gar. odultb ca r ga age near llWll Nice C.M home & area ' ewport ac xer 1143-6378 wknd!_ eves e • very c ean s a p. $450 mo r · blocks from beach with FOi WI Ho.Ms U~ upper unit Woodside TSL MGMT 642 1603 Harbour ~ S22S mo Pnv ancl pool pool & tenrus t'Ouns mo IYO~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. 2 ba. $750 mo 8!>41 Mtwportleocta 3269 Village no pets avail s••CIOUS N~sml!!'er.i_S48-2733 , 1st & last Call Paul , ,, Acre wJ4 ,..,...,,es As 1 lS SS7S 5·59·6221 or 1 ADULT be· 1 3 Br 2 Ba Apl with 2 2500' CONDO on luvel> 760 7024 ..,,.,_ Gftlt,.., 3202 BellmeadHB Availnow,•••••..-••••••••••••••• ' ' ISPAC IOuS 28DRM "'" • sumablel.slTOat9•,•< ••••••••••••••••••••••• Malloy Realtor s SANTI.AGO DI. ~644~ .open amcei Greenbelt w spacious 376 V1c tor1a C M VACANT.nearnew3BR. 960-4342 Beautiful house a\all I mgs, serv bar. lots uf car attached gar age patios & sundecks nr M Fto harespac 2BR2 640-7464orS.3232 2 Ba condo Stt gale. Spac 4 BR w lge bonus now Ill elegant area 4 Lo•ttvHptCoedo wood New crpts 2'l60 W D hook up, patio. ~S57.J~or640.6339 Ba .ipt NB Cool & pvt Ch1ldren1pets OK S.WS rm, new cpts. xlnt HB Br 3 Ba Duung Rm, Beautiful Ocean and Maple St $41 0 mo frpk Small pct child MaleZ2-30 wlk tobch.len hearh $400 Dutlte Pride of 0 .W, J mo Keith or Mary Jane. I nbrhd ~mo,_962 4?24 L1v1ng Rm & Family Bay View 2 Bdrm. 2 ba S48 7356, 673-8803 ~~~rGa~~ call 642 1§03 nls pool /Jae. $200 Mu ~7~ ~on 7611 1966 20 units, Es::'~M 7 9624471 --2story,3& 1'2Ba Con Rm New wallpaper, Pe nt house Privale IMSTAMTIM1 54!1-~~ yrs old. 30'1 down RENTALS do Pool & rec SS50 cozy kitchen & man> tgarden. adult commun1 2 Br 1•1 Ba To~~house Duplex·3Br. 2Ba. ne~ly M F nice-rm in hst'. Woman. child OK Big t Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 Overall fi1nanc1ng l'"" 846-4080 846-4366 man) xtras Children & ) $850 mo ' k Easts1de I child OK decorated. dbl gar. w D condo, pool. lt'nnis, etc vi BYTHEWEEKOR ---~ pets OK s1750 mo 8337S41 \\~-~ Yard, lndry rm Great hookup Ava1l now l;SO fenced yanl. mcc ~ur $25()64~512J,&l5516S Hurry!CallKevU1 BYTifEYEAR N1ceJ_Br+den,2Ba.spa, Broker Coo peration "'--r..-!-L-.... loc SS50Mo mo.536-0921 round1ngs S21 0 Mo remal~ rmmle non l•---!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!~ CALL TOMSMITif 1 m1 to bch-all ap 759·897! ...,.... '"'efth,.,.._ TSI. MGMT. 642 1603 HEAR THEIUCH 645·8978 smoker lo shr 3bdrm --------HE'SALWAYSHERE pl1ances $7 50 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Matore Male Whl. non Irv l'Ondo $225 mo+ 1., Small off ice, ample 67§.1771 ~·2611 ~v~ llARHOR RIDGE Ocean I Ibo ,.....,_ 3707 PINE BLUt'FAPTS 2 BR 2 Ba, bltns. patio. smkr shr ha, kitchen util Call 559 7416 ur parking, easy access. Adult Co ndomin ium View. Lux 3 Br 3 Ba. 0 0 2 Br 2 Ba Adult:., no vaulted rigs, gar . adhs, · 1 ~1 ,,5 2 9069 29 Lge Master :suite. den. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pels Palto, \'tew. frpk, nop pets $495. 4922 Jo:d priv · poo · • " mo 7s S12S mo Agt 548-71 714 LUSEDLAGUHA lalN>o lamd 3206 .CH ..... s ••••••••.•••••••••.••.. _., Yearly 3 Br. 2 Ba. Oen, Xlnt terms, t575,000 Frplc. large patto. No The W'iedmans <Bl children llSO Mo Ref's 151-42113 1st last + security F'or SaJe by owner· o,,, acre 760-9061or675-3624 with 4 houses Assum•· I b hie Isl T.O at 9"'2'1 376 Versatl e 3 r. 2ba de· Victoria. C.M 640-7464 llghtful cottage, lge encl. or5"9>3232.. patio. 3 doors from Ba yfront $900 yrly 675 0614, 61~ JUSTUSTED! Two 2 Bdrm units Island Bayfront. luxury 3 E's1de sleeper $147,500 Br 3 Ba Pnme locallon Grab phone' ~nlury 21 Annual lease $2400 Mo Gold Coast Realtors Ref's A.i_en1~7698 548·1168 ~, ..... 3207 HEWPOIT HTS. •••• ••••••••••••••••••• ADDf110M Family home. walk to This beautiful 3 bdrm beach. 4 bf'. 3 ba. $1100 . 2ba Costa Mesa home Eves . ..,,.;.67""5-;..:3070;;;;;.:..;'"·· __ _ has two 1 bdrm units Con.dll..._. 3222 befitting a Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, B e a c b add r e s s . HVHM 2 bdrm aod den. Meticulously decorated, New rpt, paint, huge this property is picture ya rd . $950 /mo incl. perfect ~ lnsid• and &!_rdener. . 631-1400 out. S279.SOO. Lovely 2 Br 2 ba house. Open Sal 1·3. Sun 1·S Lge country kitchen. :c~;_!Sth1,ve'wiCtMh frpk in bving rm, Fr ,_ doors 1n mstr bdrm opening to brick paUo. 1 mo_ S44.Q!IQ3 Mariners Cove This 2 wet bars, r p , tennis. Cheerful 2br. 2ba dplx encl gar .. ga~ stOl'e, mger s.u; 6234 S36·9S5.! _ _ Spyglass 4 hr, i:iool, sµa. Br 1 ~2 ba beauty has po >I ac $l900 mo facing Bay Beach, Sept. H.c/\ t----r a~ 4200 rem pref 121. ref~ req •·~:.. .... 11~ 4450 security system. sauna, 67.'42·,7' u;;9009 J3.June I, li50 Adults. ~ WALK TO BEACH 1 Br ...,..,,.. ..,...... ._ ... ,, •• _. ,,. ., ,,..,. SPMC 631 Gltvt •-f riui M ••••••••••••••••••••••• S275 mo Oou0 • 76'~ 12:12 pool, tennis. Avail im· , -no ""lS 67:Hi_8 _46_ -v• stove "' re nge ..,.,., o " ..,.. -536 2•..,, • .,,, 7979 LIDO ISLE charming 3 aft 711m, wknds med $6001mo No pets OH THE WA TBt Co--o ..,._,Mer 3722 Spacious J Br Carden · .. .,., or""" " A0 t ~Jl68__ Great view ol boats & ................ """'............... Apt Pool & rec All ullls Near new lovel) apt 2 Br bdrm, 2 bath. playroom Need hvel) student lo ..:.:A!.!'---d Adul Just remodeled Mon share apt Near t:CI Nice clean 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 car bay Brick fplc, family Bachelor unit S250 Mo pai l. no pets 1 Ba frplc bllns. W D thly rental Bill Grundy S220 + •1 elec· Mike garage. renc ya rd, room Ava1lable1mmed ut1I furnished EIPuena Mesa hkup, private patio & 675-6161 ~21592 atio . 962-2273 for 9months Only 1J9S 641 1391 1959 ~a_ple AH A.Pl S garage Xlnl area S4SO _ mo --• 2 Br I Ba Mesa Verde 545 3604 Newport Beach Sum Go~s Condo. Adults onl y THE REAL ESTATERS Costa Mtsa 3724 G mer Rentals 1-4 Bdrms forllfftt OSO Below marltel pnce for &73-M50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~e~o ...::a~ 8;;~ail I, 2 & 3 ~ A ent J_ud !iro_~OO ••• ~:•••••••••••••••••• GOOD renters 4 Br 10.., ~ r-~ -TO WNHOMES NEWPORT OCEAN ba, includes bll1ns, Eastbluff coodo, lge J br, SUSCA.SrT.AS 2 Br t ba. cpl dr p:.. 213,59&7202__ FRONT Lux 2·4 Br Wk Garage or storage, 40 micro oven. refng, W 0 2~. ba. pool, bale S900 Furn I br apt SJ25 & bu1lttns. adults S39S. 3144 ~•de x l!I' deep, alle> a~· hkup. immac. ~75 mo 8 4 8 3 1 1 9 S u s 1 e . up Encl gar Adults. no 2272 M.!!!~§Jl 29Z7 l"N ly 673-SUf!F ,-6?.3-7677 cess. nr 19th & Nwpl Rf """04'72 !lill541-~ pet.s 2110 Newpon Bl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A\all now new l Bdrm Blvd,C M Sl50 ~8107 es re · _,. _ --548·4968 btwn8_!t~PM l Br poolside Quiet at 0 range tree Condo, fu rn 1s hed condo in Large 2 Br Yard. Beautiful 3 br on Back mosphere. ca rpets . 2bdrm . air .• ill Corona del Mar rrplc. OffictR...td 4400 garage. Kids OK S43S + Bay blurf. eic pansl\e FROM RWKLY drapes No pets Agent amen1t1es '525 mo prv patio. pool , spa •••··~··••••••••••·~··· SJOOdepos1l Avwl now view, many extras, Ambassador Inn. 2Z77 731·68290rS48-0574 6 mo lse No pets I Walk lo heaC'h S4 50 1617 "estchff N ~ \\ant 963.7600 or645-8369 must see. SJ250·mo Harbor Blvd 645-4840 12 hug; bedrooms, super 759 1128 k f1nanr111l inst iOOOs f 3' blks from beach 3 BR 544·0350 Ne""' decor 1 Br Dplx location Full> carpeted Orangetree Condo 1 Br :;:sr MGMT 642 JWJ 151 floor Agent ~1 5032 2~, ba. livnn. dtnrm. I Bdrm I Ba detached un Seperated by gar Qwet I built ins. hearn ce1bng Lakeside. air cond 5450 3 Bdrm 2 balh house near Prest1g1ous Off1ee Spare npc, wetbar S725 mo 1 t . pa rt 1a11 y r u rn Emplyd adult over35. no Over 50 adult. no pets yrly 675 4000 or 67J.S82l 1 he b av s4 00 "k 13 ~ indow offi ces avatla SJOO ~curity 316 21st encl06ed gar On 4Jrd St _pet.s ~ 548-1021 mo Mo Apply Apt J ev Rod Maxim 673.,.743 · ble m full senice. Le~al HB, 963-ll842 ~mo until Oct I, ~ J BR. comfortable. pvt. S68 W Wilson 646 4477 Su1ll• in Sewpon (enter mo secunt 551 u;~-cpls. drps. water gas --Mtwportltodl 3169 Laguna Beat•h 2 Hr Avail no"'64~5640 lr'fiM 3244 3 Br all buill·ins, 1 story. P35 646-9429 ___ HEWPOIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean view. 2 blocks ••••••••••••••••••••••• double garage. Xlnl loc mo1mo Deluxe Mobile A,ARTMEKTS. PARK NEWPORT beach Woods Coves HEWP'ORT IEACH WOODlllOGE S850 per Mo Agent Home.Matureadults.no 2 2Bdrm. 1 !Bdrm S28SweekorSl100Mo + Full service exec of A detached Sycamore 55J-6l30. pets Qwet, secure. 1991 From $270 mo + ut1ls APARTMENTS securny GI 3268 ri ces from 1397 "On llodel. 4 Br. 2"'1 Ba., Spacious 3 Bdnn , 2'11 Oa New rt Blvd. 646-837J. No children, no pcls, no S~per sharp ~ts Pnme Call" e:i1ec offices fr~m fenced yard, cul-de-sac, ---waterbeds lime avail 2 or 3 Bdrm $105 lnclds secreturial, commty pool, attached Town~o~. Very clean. Mtwportleocta 376' 2450NewportBlvd COUMTRYCLUI Balboa Pe ninsula phone ans., word pro garage. S850 Mo pool, Jogging, etc f700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Costa Mesa LIVIMGIM 673·7083&557 887~ eessmg ,Telex.qw1p 7$2·l282orl/492-0646 Mo.A ent~l440. Decor ator furnished 2 Br IBa.571 w JoAnn ---THF:HEADQUARTF.RS U . . Part T Wtstclff Goro-ffs Townhouse.1895 Max l child No pets MEWPORT Bal Isle 2 Br furnished . COMPANH:S :::::~!Ud, cha~~:: Brand new never bved 7a>-9111 $375 Sierra Mgmt IEACH ~~~f;1~· July SJ25week 714 18510081 cheerful 2 bdrm. den on 1n 3 BR executive home laltoa lay Club 641 1324. Plush offices, 500 6000 sq Grttnbell nr pool, No w/wetbar. $1950 mo. Bachelor a pt. fully 2 BR I Ba. Upper in An adult commuruty on Non smoker , bayfront rt lllOI Newport Ulvd, pets, submit on children ~5-1..2162 furnished. Amenit ies 4Plex Laundry fac No ~~~ul~~c~P:.-~ s5.!ie:i r~~o:~it~/~~~~ ~~ ~ ~ 646 !M95 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jo'or store & office space at reasonable rates 500 to 4000 SQ Ft. MESAVERDEbR PLAZA 1525 Mesa Verde E. C M 545-4123 llET AIL SPACE 770 sq ft on Harbor Blvd in C M. l500 Great exposure Rea lono~ _67S. 6700 Retail om~ Space 700 sq ft Westchff area ~e ~port Beach 759 1550 Offiu s..t>lM Npt Beach Small executive office xlnt address. 1>96 Mo Terri (714 )7$21194 RET All SPACE 5000sq ft ooNwpt Blvd H1 traffic Great ex posure $3500 mo Im med. occupy Realonom~cs _§15-67QQ Newport Modem Store or ofc nr post ofr $450 ~48 s f 213 477. 700 1 Jerry S750 /mo + security HARIOlllDGE avail Lease Sl.200/mo pet.s. Adult.s preferred mmgpoots.8hghtedten 6730560 _ Offlct/Wcnhl*M JASMMCIBI 851·9331 3 Bdrm Townhme wilh 642·l802 271 16lh Pl 1385 Mo n1s cour-U, bike trails. Pvt CommWllt) J blk For lease New carpets Ocean vu 3br, ammed Wallows: S«l. 2 Br house, view $1500/mo Agent. 644·~2· p u t t 1 n g g re en from bch Compl rum & pa111t Nr rurpon & all OC All10IT /C.M. 1840 prime 2 sty or fi ces warehouse, a c, rpt , 0 H door , elc Sublease 966 1331 an) lime PENTHOvSE SUITE no~ avail + 2700 sq I\ of view offi ce space Newport Center. UMITS 16Anabeim 26 San Clemente-ocn vu Covinewn Brol 4-plexes l ~ yrs o&d, Ontario Whelan Real Estate I UNITS DIS~D Bread It butler type, corner lot cul-de·sac $300,000. Vic Jashinski 631·0213orevetMS.6269. STOP ..... 11 O<!C $1500 Mo 67S-r740, near Walnut" Yale 675-2311 Lge3br,2ba,cpt drapes, Bachelors, 1 and 2 4Br 3ba . pla} rm Freeways Avail now 213/276-S&!O. Frpl. 2 n r pr. prvt yrd ~ + den, 2 Ba. Many upper, carport, nr OCC bedrooms apartments. $2200 mo Avail J uly Call 644·6500or760-J377 2 br dpl:x. BJO/mo . Mo. Lease 558-0253 upgrades. Gardener an· no ts 751·36116 and townhouses rrom L~SeR!JO §~1e 644 7211 OFFICE SPACE Clean. new crpt, atrium. Rancho San Joaquin c I u de d $95 o Mo Spacious 2bdrm apt. encl ~10 00 per mont.h Newport Beach l block K 0 LL F 1NAN c 1 A I. Ava1l 1mmed.558-26216 2 br condo. 2 ba, den, 3 76()..0451 car Adults/no pell On Jamboree At toocean AvaJI b) week CENTER Cott.Mete 1224 pati_os w/great view, -NEWPORTCRF.ST SJ9S. 321 Monte Vista, SanJoaqwnHillsRoad 7.11 to 7.~ 67s.2656 & O C AJRPORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail. 7/12. 1825/mo. •Bdrm.2000sqftCondo. open Fri-Sun. 1·3pm. <71'~·1900 11737-5131. 752.a&l CI06e to pool and tennis. 840-0105. Oceanfront for Winter Balboa Island 2br. 2ba t Calif. Homes. 519'2 Yearl· 925 lease. Agt.. 640-5357 Large Townhouse 2 Br. Rentals furnis hed & Murphy bed SS.SO/WK in ing. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Fam. orll42·03ll l'"J Ba. cara~. patio, u!!fum Broker 675--4912 eludes TV Cable, phone Rm. A/C. new paint. laundry rm. $435 mo. NO FEE! Apt. & Condo avail. 67J.1241 Water ' Grdnr incld. •---"' 111..r-YEAll·ROUNO FUN: 67.S-0500. rentals. Villa Rentals BALBOA PENINSULA $775. AgeotSU·5032. -· _, _,-Soctal Activities 01 _675-4912 Brok_er_ CONDO f~ lease. 3BR recto<•FreeSuoday 2br, 2ba dplx fac111g Bay W o o d b r I d g e 2~ ba, wet bar, view. Brunch • eeo·s • '11btfta....a.41 Rutland Road, Westcliff Beach. $650 wkly, Aug TOWNHOME $1200/moyrly lease. Call Partlu •Plus more -=-.I Area. $450 mo. l bdrm . 15·~pl. 12. 613-6846 2br. 2ba upgraded Donna, A&t544-9Cr76 GREAT AICAEATIOH: FAMLY APTS. Community pool. Walk Completely furnished Warmington with frplc, Teonll•FroeLIPOOI Brand new beautiful Ira to shopping center. Call HB beach cotlage a /C, covered patio, 2 car (pro & pro shop)• 2 apt. for ramwes with l 67 5·6646, 833-3622 or S36-ll5S garw/opener,greatloc. ltn bl.II lo beach, 3 Br 2 HeetlhClubl•Sauna or2children.Nearpark. 644·8018 Ideal small work areas by the mont.h for Real Estate related pro fessionals includes re· cept . conference, cof fee . storage, etc Gil lll4)955..:!05S h•btc~ 1186 sq ft. at HWltlngton Executive Park Pick up good remaining lease. ~ll640·8712or84j 6555 nr lak~. Walk to shop/· Ba. Newport Shotts Yr· • Hydromuuge • Hut paid Nopet.s S28S per week , sleeps •. movies /rutauranta. ly $795. Barbera673-8146 Swimming • Goll 2 BR. 2 BA. zoo AD ULT LIVING on large pool, ocean DLX 2 RM STE. Adults only /no pets. JACOIS IEAL n Onv•nQ Rangt W. Willoo 631·5583 view. 63Hll54. Pvt outside entrance & f7SO/Mo.7a>-9407 675-66 0 ~~~~-2Bdrm,1..,ba.610Joann ~5~d:mM! B~.s~.0 r!~t Newport Beach ocean pkg +amplechentpkg WOOD RIDGE, Irvine: 3 Br, 2~ Ba condo, frplc. rooms • Furnlah•d St. No chJldren. sml doll +security 631•2093 front S780weelt up Brand new deco olc in R~t 2 Br Ccmdo: Xlnt ramrm.inlSac.private &Unfumilhtd•AGlll conaidered $425/mo UIO&WestcliffDnve. Bayview2brt600week small . ..,ell maint'nd . loc. Upcnidea, pauo, rec park w /D l ref rig. Ltv1ng •No Pet•• 1142.7344 Newport Beach A&eot, 1'15-8170 contemp prof bldg . fa clhties $57.S Eves $725/mo. John Marshall Models Open 0111y St ......... u .... nn_.in'"'""-C-lar-o-.e-2_B_r_2_B_a Yee ....... __ ................ 42RO sec svc +copier avail , $33-318'7 Brien g IO 6 ,. ..._ -• util incl A tC pd I mo ... Barrell Rlt 642 5200 COfNMl'CW Rttltah 4475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1260 sq ft ~· 1s1nk. fron tage Under s&: SQ. ft EIS1de, CM. 548-7249 Balboa Island 500 sq ft store 1685 + 600 sq ft of fir~. 673-1241 __ 1..-triot ...... 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $675. 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Ba I b 0 a Mar 1 n e l 2yrs Mechanical mg llme sha~ resort The World's Greatest I I ~~.4~f.ort Reward with experience Call comm Somelitemech. 28922 Ca m ino Hardware, 5499671. Draftsmanexperaenee Deskexpnotntt.Com .,.... """ Linda963-0041. helpful. Larry Hunt Capi strano , M V EOE_MiFJH OR puter or time share Fun & Fitness Fair ----Auto Center, 1825 Wells Fargo Bank. <714J.495·0401. Zyrs draftingsrhool knowledgehelprul. Con 833-1011 Lost WHIPPET Accounl s !at~ Laguna Canyon Rd. L B Orange County Airport · ---CURI TYPIST tact Craig or Louisa Churches, assocaahons. \.J Io o k s l 1 k e s ma 11 t• 833·8968or 4.97·2030. office. hu immediate CASHIY Typist Rcceptjomst pos 49'l 6103 groups fl.lld ra1Smg op Gre) hound Fawn color Ra pad growing Irv int B b needed r 6 r F T & P 'T Newport with homeowner's a~ C II -- portunities ·'The Workl's w raded blk muuel based restaurant food a 15\~er Bal 1 le or openings or Beach & Irvine area SO<' Limited secretarial •Re~~~~l> GEHERA&.OfflCE Greatest Fl.In & Fitness Reward chain co. has an operung mo o ~~59945 Telln Let1c1a 644 -4400 du t I es Some bk pg to V Pres Eng We need somebody who Falr.833·1017 64S·30'76or544 1854 ror an exp A'P Clerk. --CASillER knowledge pref'd Bil· •Company paid is really good at sm Any lnrormation ap Position req. coding ac· AUTOMOTIVE obP..+TMM H · 1 d bl Sal profitshanng business ofc pro PRINT SHOP count numbers typmg MECH.o.u•c ouseware sales. Apply mgull esira e ary redures One oirl ore ~~c1ated ' k b h fillll · """' 1n pe rson Crown baseduponexper Vaca-•Varations& . . .,. . Thriving business, C.M . lo111• overhead. Call for detaila 96.S.000. Craig 631-12&6 FOUND , Dobie. Doxie 10. ey >' t.ouc ' I g, Immediate operung for Working:.> hours 1Mon· Hardware 1024 Irvine lion, sick pay. health Holidays paid Exciting, dlalleng1ng :~~=~~:~':.'::': Poodl Cockapoo preparmg computer ID experienced Subaru Thurs 9 303 30 1 and !}!estcllrIPlaul N 8 105 644.1184.8to~.Mon •Medical Life Ins workw1thexctilentpay' s~:lue mlX~insh Setter: put forms & monlhly re· mechanic Man )' workmg 16 hrs (Mon & I fr1. Call 64S.2835 ask for Plat'e a HAPPY AO in thLS column for only S3.25 Call 642-5678 H.J we made another ont Happy Anruversary Mwy to t..o. 5025 I love you B J __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lo & FOWld 5300 MEED MONEY .• :! ..•................ Up to 90% Appraised Value lst2nd3rdT.D Loans deal dirttl With Le~rlBtrtRE 1714)494-1743 FOUND ADS ARE FREE Mortgapt. Trwt 1""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!6!!!!!4!!!!!2·!!!!!56!!!!!7!111!!11~!!!!!! Dffds 5035r"' •••••••••••••••••••••• Lost : Pied Cockatiel. Sattler~ Co mostly yellow w yel .... ~ • htadc resl gray nr ~II typu o( ':'!al estatt Samar; Pitcairn Dr. anvestment.asmce 1949 CM. Contact Karen s~ • ss1.0994 2MI TDs Lost · ladie's wnst watch. 642-2 I 71 545-0611 vie Goldenwest & Bearh Want investor for Npt Blvd, H.B. 848-1651. _ bayfronl home Give Lost choc bm Bunnese well secured lsl or 2nd Cat. gold eyes, Mesa T.D. A l 67~161_. __ Verde area. 549-5098 WIDOW has money for Lost Himalayan male T.O.'s. Sl0.000 up! NO cal. While paws. Near CREDIT I . No pnlty Pen1n . & 29th St Callagt. Eileen,673-7311 REWARD167J.2627 Owner seeking investor LOST 6 27 Male Aird;l~ for $70,000 loan. well blkibrwn rust vie 18th secured by 1st lien on P C H H B R e 14 a r d m ob i I e ho m e and 960-9693 leasehold interest in -:-La una Beach. ~14:.i Found . small white remale dog. mixed --------•I b r e e d . v 1 r HttdA.z.ctT.D.7 Brookhurst Edinger COMPETITIVE RATES 77~8609 Della PadOc Mortgage Found: small black &c (714l851·20t0 brown Genn Shep pup, Licensed R.E. Broker Harbor View Homes. 640·4492 ---~ rdums &00 ~ay Did you buy a pearl & 82. 3rd T D. good equity diamond ring on Sun 631·5476 Junt 21st at the Swap A•o•c....,../ Meet. Greatsenllmental ,.,.,...1 value! Payment & Lott & ,..._. REWARD: 548-4260 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••LOS T : RE WAR D ! A•a•c..... 51 O Blk/Whl Lab&tter mix •••n•••••••••••••••••• Fem, "J INX", H.B. Sbowcue Productions area. 673-1763 Presenll ''Our Town " at Lost female black lab. vie W e 1 l m i n • t e r Irvine and Del Mar. Sub- aud itorium. Reserva· jecl to seizures Please Uon19&4 ~or894-t788. cal1 831·3328 ........ ........ o,,., lllllty 5005 °"' ...... , 5005 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lingo Rul&nm MIWPOITll M4 JIW&IY STOii .Aflw II ,..... M.y •w• .................... ..... ..,., ....... , ..... .... ,.. ...... ,.. ....... ..... ,...= ... ....... ,.. .... . , .... ... Ctltw ••• dlafc • - Schnauzer, German concahng A p state· benefits lfl(l~ medical Pn.) Somelrai.nmg v.·,u COC KTAIL HOSTESS Tom --- Shepherd. also rats & ments Salary com· & pror1t sharing See be provided CASlllEIS Part time SHIRAZ Only those seeking GUAJtDS kittens. Irvine Ammal mensurate wtabihty Gary Hutx.ll at 548-7948 permanent employment full & part lime All Care Ceo~ 754-3734 R u s t Y p e I i r a n ALAM MAGHOH We provide an excelJent ---need apply areas. Uniforms fum'd Restaurant, lnr 2862 s·-...... salary and benefits u TDTE M COMMERCIALS. stunts, Call Mrs Plenck Found grey mim Poodle, McGaw Ave. Irv Ca 54--9 .. 300v package and 3 rriendly ralms. models. extras ~l-:11:.l Ages 21 or over. retired F. v1c Westminster & (714)549-9322. .... working atmosphere SCAS needs new races welcome No ex per nee BeachBlvd.897·1924 Bank111g Pleasecontact 957·0282 Apply Un1verS1l I 0 .. .,,..... MARKETS ESCROW Protection Servi<'!. 1226 Found M dark Tiger kit A.CCOUMrA.MT F/C M • s " For 2nd&3rdSh1ns COMP.ANION-A.IDE H"'' .,......ED w 5th St , Santa Ana ten. N 8 Will give to p Npt Bch · st 1-.a•s 111'9 r t t 1 f I 5 ....-~ os.w1 .1nve · --StartmgS4 uptoS4 50 or oa care o mae lnterv1ewhrs.9-12&H . ..&QQd home. 640-2314 menl rirm. Resp for dai· For the followin g open· 7 I 4·973-5040 Wt promote to manage. days Permanent Exp'd. secretary. recep· Mon·Fra Fo d M SH~-Ho d I f al l t' '"IS ., • ., "'"• • 6 taomst. closing officer. ------un · _,,.., un · Y ananca raNac ions "' ment & supervision from .....,...,.,. .. a~---f · Sal HAIR DR ESSER Follow 15th St &Santa Ana A\• & computerized G/L's 0 ast growmg co ary I AM . Tellers If rr &c p tr> s,.,, " llS~ Within COOIC based on ex per Need 1ng pref'd Cricket's 646-4500ear y . Analytical m1odedd WANTACAREER~ Brklasl. ex""rnec Ref bright. eager races Hair Design. Village Found 6 30. s mall person, exper req' Cost.a Mesa ,,.. F M II La B h Id b F d Call :640,0123 New Account.s IF'!' & 517w Wiil.sonSt req apply 21633 W Cst Call Toni Street, air a . g. c ~°c.:n& ~~~khur~~· Ptr> WELLS 631.96Q! Hw~B beforel_P~_ 848 1255 EOE. !94·1&p0 968_·9798 FARGO Cool! .M....h Experienced produetion HAIRDRESSB A.SS't ADVERTISING Util. Clerk , .. .,_. s preade /nutte ro '•rsottah 5350 Laguna Beach Experience pref. but not r ' r r Cosmetology, Lie re llOA.DCA.ST BANK '1M·9'l33 necessary Part time Sj>Ortswearco 646·6721 quired Studio 5 Ask for ••••••••••••••••••••••• SA.LES OperauonsClerk Ref Required FOOD SBvtCE Judy640-&Ml FIRST LADY Send anquines to Ed Sec'y/Loan Dept d Huntuigton~arh 7~·8071art~PM W,_.,EI H ... IRSTIUST E rt M d I Bushman P.O. BOX S506 4580 MacArthur Blv 962-9116 """' "' SCO • 0 e S H.B.CA921646 NewportBeach.CA CRB>fT DUTIESinclude servmg for busy s hop . eic hrty D..ctn. Apartment Maintenance. All or the above positions Equal Opp Emply mlUh Personnel Dept Gd. phone manner to as meals, 2 pallents, cll'an· penence preferred. Call * 912-1345 * require specific pre S3'7-4840 sist Credit Mgr with col-ups & general assistance for appl. 962-:m_7 __ Part tame ror college vious experien<'e Xlnt •BlKESTORE• lections Accurate tyn. to kit chen F ltime _MC & VISA Acct ted student. General MaUI· salary ' benerils pro A.u'l. Mgr. & mechanic mg, gen olc duties E~· Capistrano by the Sea 1--------• C 0 VER GIRL tenace work. 96J.65Sl. gram Ask about our im for Schwinn dlr. Sal CHAUFRUI cell co benehts Ex per Hos..e_ !_96-5702 HAPPY A.PT MA.MA.Gil med paid vacation & $10,400. Must have prior Valet·Cook pre('d but will tram Of * OUTCA.LL * M I hire m bonus. For more b.k h · Must livt near North Gd FfTCOOIC 4th IJLY 953·077.JL MC/VISA m:ntaug~\pcto~:meple'x0 lDformation pleasecall. s:O:e ~~exp 10 3 Laguna responsible Cali· ~~~l.Yrti~~~ary Home style rooking for We wish you & yours a ' W ESTLANDS BANK · ' ' "-''~"'"".&..;' o=--'=..:.--N e w port Bea c h . 2900S.HarborBlvd. Bookkeeper/Rtttpt. ror neat, odd hours. Call CREW LEADER·for small retirement facili sare &happy 4thorJuly * FOXY LA.DY * OUTCALLONL Y VISA M<: rulltime. Adult. no pets. SantaAna,Ca.92704 MissionViejoOt>-Gynor. J.l.PM 494-1112 electracol assembly ty Flex hrs Salary 'Cf\·Lln-: Mamtenanot expenence l1l4}641.all8, 641.all7. rice. Exp. ~-5751. CHEESE Expert needed operation Inventory & bas!<! OD ex . t!M-9458_ neressary. Bondable. re-B 0 0 K K E E p 1 N G to assume full mgmt & produrhon resp Some GEMEIAL OfflCE * 972.-1131. rerences 2 bdnn home sales of dept. Xlnl opn. exn.r may ..... r""' ,.._11 TIWOllARV Pf11SON""1 SHMas I Ph "-••""14 B k' P /lime. Apply at " ,.... "" ~ .. .,.. Good wor'-1ng cond1 + sa ary ...., . ..., an mg Crown Hanlwart, 1024 ly. for right person Con· 64~9552 for interview lions Good °'pay Handle 55J IVUC SHE (9am-12pmwkdys) CIEllJ Irvine IWestclirf Plaza), tact. Jan, Jan's Nutrt· DlLI CouMTEl A/P. A/R. Construction "UV'N VEllAER/ NB t1on Harbour. 6789 t t l72311rda5tr.et E S C 0 R TS MODELING US.tl9t & A.SSEMIUIS ~amer,H.B. FulltimeincludesSat.& or au omo ive ex MtwDOl'tlHdl Loe Mission Viejo co. LQIN ftlnllHrD IOOOllPtHG CHEf Sun shift. Will train g;,~~~~~a!r:.ferred ~.OE. needs Assemblers w /2 ,. UWGUR.JU Irvine co bu 1mmed S 4 5 O I hr Fr 1 n g e Yrs. exp. Candidates Pos1'tlon availablA Ill' -·· opening for exper'd LEAD COOK beneflhitsS. See Harokl. 495 SOOTHING MASSAGE for Dascnminating men Call Peter. 49-1-4871 "' """ ., __ .. 1 R Top wages paid Apply E 17 t C M 1--------1 must have gd. manual ConaumAr • ---n..pt. m pel'IOO w , ...... e Al . · ·• · . .,_. ---........... __ " LAHllJ.,.., 1 d f · Ill ~rson: Village lnn, n.. 1 GHtnlll "'""'4' dexterity, gd. eyesight, Costa Mesa. Related ex· re ate unctions, & 127 Ma rine. Ba I boa u.:nla Our rapidly upandmg HARDWARE SALES Perm . full or p/Umt Apply in pet'IOn: Crown Hardware. 3107 E. Coast Hwy,Cd~M-'-----­ Home AacJe needed for COEDS would love lo party with you. Call Sue or Kathy anytime 527 7!!L_ neat in appearance fr de· per. preferred, typing general ofc. duties. Gd. Island. OIJHQ mtemational ro is seek· pendable. Work is in life 40 .. sowpm requirtd benefits, salary D.O.E. -support medical elec· Call · Call : 754.1931 Clean Up Person, ru11 Chair s1dt RDA. Ex mg 10 enthusiastic. self· ti.me Apartments panded duties 1 y• starting ind1v for a tron1cs. Gd benefits. Duane Biegel IR1t.o. .,F ... ST C,.._ · .. ar O I · b I S4S-85 ~" "' """ Newport Beach, Colla m10 exp 4 day week. general olrlce pos Gd 0 >' respons a t , lO Full time permanent. Mesi area. EJrpenenct Top pay & benefits for typing. phones & r11Jn(i? young woman, 4/hrs per day. S4 hr Call 642·2.434 dys, 645 ~-ev_es_. __ A.TUNTIS MA.SSA.Gi persons seeking perma· Must have experience. requirtd. TSL Mgmt to skill. NB. 642·6443 req'd Outst.anding com ntnt em ply mt need ap-' C lUmDIMA Apply an person: Jolly 642-1603. pensation & ext'tllent co. 2112 Harbor Blvd. CM 7 /days 24 hrs. 84$.3433 ply. Call: Mrs Parelli, " fUIU'W Roger. 400S. Cout Hwy, ..o.=~~---DEMT AL ASSIST. benefits Pleasant work Ml·3830 fEDEIAL Laguna Beach. CLERICAL ORTHO: RDA with ex Ing environment Con Hotel MIGHT A.UDfTOI Full time. Computer ex· per fref'd. Salary open Sur & Sand Hot.I. Laguna Beach, 497-531@ Room, board, salary AU/iclivtremale fr male Companionship and needed to dtlivtr Ttle· light houaekeepm(L grams Pun position. Idea I for college or Good supplement in· career womun. Laguna come. Call The Stripper Beach artist-author. Telegram Service. (71A) P hone Edmund at _S7_3~·264~1~----- '94·0429 AUTOMOTIVE ICIM'S ESCOITS rA.ITS MAMA.Ma 9AM-3AM 63US54 Excellent opportunity E x p e r I e n c e d for experienced GM Acupreuure Massage person. Advancemenl Therapeutic Relaxation opport unity for a m Tech niques Sunny blUout 'dtpeodable In· 6.11 7 dividual. M1n1 beMlltl Wt would like Prealden blch.idc medical ' profit t.lal Inaugural movlea' • h ar I 111 . Su Mr lapet of 1il> Write Paul Ma1"DOD. ' Prlendl, 910 Damll A.LAM MA...at4 .. hl27. '°""'"c S4M ~::=! AUTOMOTIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• llNUlflTED .W.. W...W. 7071 OPPORroNJTIE.9 ....................... Auto leulna company Colltlt Mao Z dttim needa SELf STARTER potlUon 11 driver Cor mu1t bave owo car • private or firm. Rtf• -=:.;u~or===-­ UO.Na btlore UAM AtrrollOTJVE !!w~ ,,.. MIAnLM ":-it' -MICMAMIC ....... , ............... Mall ha•t OM t i · ACC~ ptrltnce. Cal.I Oar1 lmM ct. NI lmmed. HutHU ler lmmtdlate apealla '°' taper'd. ud lhll ~. ,.._ lo laali8a AIR. ·:a:• • rel1t1d fuetlooa. ' MAIUOM ...... rlc. ........ ~. • PGMnAC -.nu,uJaryD.0.&. Sn ......... 2700 H&tbor Blvd. Colta Meu Equal Opportunity Employer CA.I WASH f'l.lll A pit.line help, also Assistant Man ager Trainee. ApPl.y at 2950 Ha rbor Blvd, Costa Mesa. LOAM SBVICE per. prtf Excellent tart: Pat Mills rw.a wa e. s.52·7800 ,.,.. Im mtd1ate opening 10 DIMT AL A.SST. Sclttltific Dr91MJ Loan Brokerage Co for RDA. expended duties, "'''""" ..t entry level loan service 2.,., days wk, Santa Ana. 18011 Mitchell South Sell with EASE! 1 clerk. Accurate typing, M0-383& Irvine, SSMC~!. EOE It's a BREEZE a ttentlon to detail & ~~~-----'"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I _c:.lassined ~~ I •1 ,.1 .._ 1billtytocopewith pre· Deskclerk, Sealark l" •••••• t •1 J I DI ss ur e essential Motel, Costa Mesa. at • $8SO /Mo. Call Katie 3-UPM shift. Mon thru ····••t 1·1·1y Pil Hu 640-Fri . .,., day Sal morning. • • • CLalCAL Will train. Call Ray af. • • P /Ume. P'lne ntall store ttmoons. Ml-?"5. • • • •-:.tant Tl • In N.B. Meda ver11Ule DlimMAM • rl8kl Sales Sunervi"' • • ~ • peraon who i' detail Orapha, mape, & ad-• " 1 tN91 • • C~ 1.__ • oritntH • can '* to. vertllln& prep1raUon. e Llmiled OPE'flllll!S avaUablt isl the Ora.nat e 1a•H ~"!IP' lley machine by touch CompetlUve salary ' • Coast area, r~r stlf·motl\'altd, nrttr • • WUI prepare bani!. dtpoeiU and • WUI train to Poll salu xlnt benenta. Atl'O<'Omp, • oriented indl\'ldual who can won with • • reaolv• credit and bllllac probleme, • on romputeu tot her 957@, Fttld Salet1 Ptoplt Train, motivatf ~nc1 2 1ura cred i t ex ~er with 1eneral office laah . •-• • .. • e commercial H eounte. Good • Worlr 1ebeduJe nu. At • D .. .-_. * gtt resultll St111on waaon 11r ''lln • a~ illllll, lncludinl type 40 • Eut, Fubion IJlaod. Ptr:ton wlth IOOCS driv· • necttatry. Exct'pt1on1l earnlnl(t, plus JOb • wnm IDd 10 llev bv touch. llfUlt be Mr. Clint, Mon· Fri. Ill& record, muat be • related ben~flts av11ilablt for ttw niht • • -, • • e _.. o 11/yrs 0( qe, to drive people. If you c1i1n product m ults, l'IOl diDlomaue and •rac!Oul ta dtallna 1 ......... ·~,,.______ company car rn1kta1 e Juat talk about 11 call MO OCl4 ror e • wft.h. the public and 1119 .Wf. • CLIO~/ dellverlu. Start al 1 lnltrv~w Ask for Mr Chane. 1 CompetlUvt H)IJ'J and elllPk>1" • • beneltta lncihadlna comPlll)' paid $*.U /hr. No summer • health. ute 1.11d dent.el ~. e for busy Niil. Bch. ltOre. btlp accepted. C1ll J • Ca ll U 2·U 21 , tx l n 1 for • Ptrm.,luUUmepoa.Elt· llatlr tl '7'1,.,•llm· • JMUtls 1-. A--'-'-tnt ct.11 to i..tka. Ca.II · .. With t I l ,..., • : -· I B a I b 0 a II. r' "c DriYer - -•• Nlatltaaflfn' t'.::1T!n~·~ = •• Hard•art, 549-H Tl , .,.. .. _, Apply NPM, MOfMtlJ thtu ct.y 0111r ..,. • ~ c... I i....z==1..:.a..t.=---Dtat~,,......, '°'food • • ~C..t • • .... toi loal,..I Dtpl ~wdedb,H• • f'llt • • 330 W. ay Street • llOll•Prl, lln. 1 lt 5 t111t01 leadt City • 330 W. y Street • • Costa M'8a, CA • &a,. Ml111e. WWtn• StMol DWt. ll/IM poa1. • ea.ta Mesa, CA ~· • F.qua• Opportunity...,,.. ,, .... -~'-"-------~ .......... _ =-e 4L EqllOl Oppoijoml" EmploJor ~·-·...;;·;..,;·;.,.·;;;:;,·....;;;,,;;;;;·.;,;;·;,;.,;·;;..·:.:.•.;....;;;.•.-;;•.-;•;...• _ _.1, 9!" :.-.::.: = ,. , ... ,:.11 !iffA'I ~ ............ . ......... Kme~~l~-"7'"~-.:.;.;7=-..:.;:::~:.:;~2:.;;,;;.. -- IN Orange Cout DAJLY PILOT/S t d J ty 4 1981 ......._ W-... IOIO Mil e1'•11• IOIO OMct fw•st I ' a ur ay, u • ::r................... ....................... ....................... I I '; r t INI .~w.... 1111 ....,w_. 11.. w-.. 11• ....,w...., 1,.. sac~mTM N• COl'Mt Group Bedl 111wooo21•'S ·u-000·~£t;;Rj; .. ~~~ .... -............ ....................... ....................... ....................... 2·1 \\ d•R per wk clo<'k/ra& lo &Albie ort1 2' &o 20' lofts. lUnt deek Bil lei ale. coocl ~ LlllA8AM ....... .1.-.. llC•liONST Hours °'1i~Rl·ll.M -=:.=~~·~m.:;:Stl5=._ Ina Fresb tnact load tr· delk • swtv dlr ' DOCU .. -,...,._.N ._ --•·-SEC • ay rtvUis wee11J1. Save at ' ·h .... .,..,..,.,.,.""'" Con. boapt. lucb -1i.wnn.111•iat RETAR 55•rt pp call Jim Louse c_..r .,..5 ea '------· Full time pit. w1tl\ dvU -... ~ _ _., __ , I r1c1ptlonl1t wllb 8'1 t~ -s•...........&.:-.._ •--' ..... _ area. , ·-. .._,,..., l ._ .1-L.. ._,. I '"" an =-"· ~-----HM pr Au.diet/~ to """-· .. --_.... 'dentil. tee CRT m atmum Z/yr1 e.s · "~~•. .. 111 U•e·I• for lady In ales rlrm. Somt lralAlna. Top ulary. perltace. Applicant For local ~ecrins New 8ur1l1r Alarm JMC.,,Mec:z I bettet..ir Some Ubr1r1an lkillt deelNd. N2 ahcMild have aood phooe comp1Dy. GoOd ikllla. Device. Under llO. de Xlnt tood ~ ml&Jtlple =.,.,. ~ 1.-:i'i Apply lo ptnOD, to Mr. Odd Job• 11 .. e s-..e~ vo&ce, 1bl.lity to~ WI· Start 1t llD/mo. Xbd Ca..c:m:?.el.!l=b,=c~lc:...de_co-r-a-to-r veloped by Blllion dollar documen~!~ 1Uh1cb FUH~ It Robert kin, .. ·~ dtr preuure, FOCI or· benel\tJ Ir career potn. IOla SUOO 1 yr 110, now rorp for bom1, bu.I meats. ""''"'· c "· . "~•14-22 .. ~.;:I "a YES. U yoia live ln the Newport . .._. 1re1, are between .,. 14·22, and ire loolctn1 for part· time, full·time, or Lem· poruy work, we can help you rind a job, William Frost 6 Al· •boppin1. lor pro · &anluUoaaJ akillt, of. tJ I A _,, • .,... •5 5 0 . 7 4 •• 101 id nua, boat. e.45 tll77. 1helve1, lbil, Ulte new --lites """l "'··IJ St woman. 2/bn week. .... 1 • M'OODIDp,!!'f._· • 7""-moreve. c"' ett.•1337 _.. ' ._ ....,. '' Coeta Mesa. SU..23$7 te •r.pevmce • er\)Oy lhbogany Credenza ,_ ~ .Not. Bch. work ns wllb pubflc. SICllTAIY "Gold Tone" 1275. 1901 Port. bydr winch, beat ,... IOl7 --------Potltioa avallablt In our LEGAL SoUd Br1udbl bed S750, ofler over $100 MG ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mi ,. • ti ORDER Delk' Count.tr Cano11 Parkoltlct. Xlnt Xlnt aklll• required, new JOlid Teak roll·top chusla 100. s.6-Zl411 8oa Constrictor Medt • tT,.._ ulea. Owrl.I b.ardwart company 1>eneflt1 • ulary ,,_able 1 desk $120. l2 yr old olive Ref rig, 2 cir TVs, 10 spd Doean 't but or arrak h Medici! mis. co. neecb ~=~C~l~'=· compeUU~aalary. Call manolflct.m.DJ1 ••••••I lree .CdM673-1306 bike upfumlture Mu.st sell' worlten: ORTHOASST. Roee lZl3)711-l8u SICllTAIY • 1060 548-7437 ~. IMl-8Nl. •Lathe()perator RDA Will train. 7:30-12 R!CEPTISEC'Y PASTOR'SEXEC. GAIAGIS.411 MOVING TO ARJZONA· u•••••••••••••u•••••• EoryrloPtdla Bntennlca '!!~ ..... ~fmllf1 <Mln.?yraexper ) Mon-Thurs. Newport X·ray lab lralnlni for Commty Presbyterian FRl9-3,SAT10.4 Everytblna must go HORS.:TRAJU:R Ill (30 vol set) 1976 wvr ~ •Mini Lathe Operators "2·26211 right peraon. Clerical· Church proleuional A ti tools doo now ! l"urn to power '78 Imperial, 2 horse. BirentennlaJ edit Xlnt ......._ •Miii Room/Operators/ Ute bkkpa •kllla a mu.st. qu1lllle1tionl auractive la~d:~.~··ahelvUi1. bi~e tools, car,+ au kinds or tandem w /tack rm rood. Pd '100, w111 sell ~40..112J Aaaembfen PAIT-IU.L TIMI X · r 1 Y ex P · n ° t compenaatioo PICkage. parts & bikea, murh goodlea. Sw1 Only &-5. Eler. brakes. Dally Pilot S400. National geo- WiUtraln PuHimeinwioter, Full neceu1ry.l40-02Q'Z •IM·7M5lorint.erview. more 422 E l&tb rt. 538Calalina,N.B Cred it Union repo 1raph1ca s yrs, $30; 011 Pair peach faced love Exrell.benef\talworir· limenowlna4·&irlof· llC.noHIST Secretarial CM Beds , rugs, ton . Sealedbidsarebeingar pallett painting Npt birds.S75inrldsrage&i lob COWlleUn& Ina condit.lona. Mlaaioo nee It small friendly Npt. Bch 30 hn. per XllOX 100 ora h 0 u .. b 0 Id Ite m .. ('epted until July 10. Harbor f11hing village acceas. 642-ST70 wkdys, Worbbope ~!~1:~ape~.:::~ Mrc. Co nr So&tJI Coaat wk • l n c I u d In I Top notch, part Ume & ~:.u ;~;e~~~-. S:[~: motorcycle P1rts, AC· May be seen at Daily S300 Belore2or I or on 9 548·0924eves. 5'j.'12l)4 lntervlewtedlniql6el emrloymentneectapfly. l~lll.ua. Pbooe, typlnG&. weekends. Frontolr. ap-vacation dresser, ~; etc 214 DC ref rig Misc 682 Pilot Auto Shop, XMl W m 76()..Mai "'-o1I0....., 1090 No cbar1e to yoo or t.o l ng, fieurea. etc. d peara ce Hvy ..,._ea • .,, .._.70 Se CM Fri M Bay St C M or call • over 1.oooemp1oye1'1we Ca I: Mn. Pare Ii, benelits.~no1 Ut, n >"""" • ,,_.,.. Ruby,Balls.675-WJ __!!!Lt · on · · Refrlg, large freeter .................... 0 • have on file. It worb 581-3830 -===:.:.:::;..:.:=---te typine. some exper. ~~~~~~~~J Approx 75 aq yds of near M O V I NG SALE -642·4321. ext. 298• Mon area, clean, work! good BA~Y Gff;AHD PIAN Uuouah the Un1ted Way P /TIMllVll•t5S prel'd. Start S. SO per hr _ ly new carpetulg S200 Monday July &th. 0000• thru Fri , 8am·5pm ~~JJ. 548-~ s Wu~tz;;;5S1300. and volunteera who lhnaaer, office work, CI I ••t MS-7JOO •SICllTAIY• Wshrtdryr SlOO ea. Lazy SPM ~pt sz Gu Range Ho.NltoldGooda 1065 Spanish style octagon 2 . care. ll you're looltln1 counter help for food YCMllltc:.rtln RECEPT JSICY Excellent opply. for boy type lounge cbr ISO new. d111ett.e set. Hoover ••••••••••••••••••••••• tier founlalll, tile & ag BALDWIN Piano Beaut for a JOb, take YES for service. Se11on1ble Adulll wlt.b owata.odio1 Rettauranl deSiio-tirm, sharp gal to wort in rut· 499-5246 upngbt cleaner or new, CARPET. lemon yellow greaate, 48X37 6'4·1158. cond 1 "2 yrs. old. Cost an answer. Call ua t~ (Simo). H.B. area. Call aUtactive penooalitits, bu immed. opening for p1eed Newport Bearh Big Garage Sale 836 electrolux tank cleaner, shag, rlean, 4.5 sq yds, 1 ti de tairll teel $2,600 Will sell 11.800. day,oratopbyouromce E . Song rat h . who erUoY worting with dependable sharp comm'I. real estate ofc. vi a Lid 0 N 0 rd king u bed set, triple .642-3646 nur ri 1 , esss 840-7 . ..:.762=------ at 542 W. 00 St., Suite l714>5"·53'71or9&0-1113. 10-15 year old youths peraon w/sood typing Excellent typing & dJc. Saturday/Sunday9-SPM rhest or drawers wtmlr· Plush crpt. wood nr. cer ~:!J;0g1!1i:r ~~"°:n Kimball Spinet Plano 8, ln Costa Mt11 Man1·cure w•"'ted In my evenings 6·9PM Call 1k1l11. Able to handle la hon lkills · ed --ror 308 Catalina Dr NB ule & bno. Guar. 1111tall · • · w /bench. 2 yrs old Wt~ home, tw1;' a month 842-4321, ext. 343, corre1~..,ence. filing, c:.ue:finc poa":f:tro~ GARAGE SALE-Lg dla· 4~-2659 xlntcond.li6l_l844 ~/bestolr 875-7816 between 2PM to SPM, ...,.... right •a Call: play raae $25 Assorted Bar aw. 996-Sltl -Must sell~' Kang Sized YES Costa Mesa, nr 20th St uk for Lori. add in a m1rhlne, er-LDail·a D~2900 fish tanks 4t s tands Garage Saleant.Jques to Used. but not worn. 100 Waterbed & Relrlge 5porffiMJ ~ 109 .. • 645-2357. raod1. busy phones & ,_,. '5·$.'50. Roll-a-way SS Lg modern Preasure ran yds nylon rptg Not Both in good cond Best ••••••••••••••••••••••• 94,...,._frtel MASONWOb --------•I front orfice. Congenial garage flt fan S2S ner. r anningjan, k1tch spotled butneedsrlean _ofler S49·9801 -Water1k1 , Vector Youth Employment Brick & blork muon. P.tTlllllPww small office louted 111 Child's wgn ru. Steel appli • tables & murh J!lg.CdM ,675-:?258. honeycomb comp Service Ml.ISt have 5 years ex-To deliver Daily Pilot Irvine mdu.str1al com-•SEC1ET••£S* shelves. Sm refrig more. Fn,Sat&Sun ~2 1_ lry NothingU>losebutlbs l&Srm , adj binding, 'h u ........ _A autorout.eintheLaouna plex.Xlnt.medkal/den· NU MUCHMISC•t•',."Nt BernardSt.,J;._M. -•• I070 10to301b6in:M>days xlnt 9.644-698& 0 t en&n!UI" rea perienre. Accepting ap-" tat package. Orange WoriiT-,.1,..-, · · -off - -....................... CallBobS.~·7582 '42-0474 pUcaliona Immediately. Beackb area 7 daySt per County Restaurant C..._ tinglham Ln • H.B to AMTIQUlS "~Kt. Marqul.H diamond Av;,;-de~;nters never rv, lodlo, Open t0a.m .. J:30 p.m. South Shores Construe· wee · Servlce1, 2601 Daimler Bo sa & Goldenwestl Oak dresser, pine bufret. wedding ring siie four used beautiful Tur· HIA, Shno 1091 Mood•ythru Friday lion Services, 831·92Jl Hours: Mon Lhru .Fri 8 P-st . s ant a An a . lVJCKI HESTONJ 897·3fil_L_ __ b.1 an k el box . oak Beat Offer. 775-~ quois~ Jewelry 21 .. ron ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yea · we belpemployen, M·F 10.3. ~'::rs~:llJ.~5~30 {i!'· ap. (714)641-5732. l Furn, Complete HO Train ~~d:bot:,! td ~had~: Mlsct ... H• IOIO sole TV & ottier items. Beautiful Color TV, 2 yr tool MIDICALUC~ prox.5AMto7AM. I .-L-1.. &AuocJ.e,1 layout, phoweqwp. TV. h Yh 2288Mpo Pl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 271 B Magnolia CM wrnty. Free delivery. tc~t bikes. misc 16672 Se was er. eyer . · ' M 48. 646-1786 Very busy medical prac· Earnings approx. $400 for publlshlng Co. in Specialists in q u o I a F V ( n r CM Sat 714 S.J -Lo .. ldoa.a !!~.~2. noon to SP ~=----IMSNCTOI IMPIOClSS Medlral Components mlgr. needs a person who Ukes deWJ work, capable r:i v;ort1ng with a microscope • small parta. Saluy com· menaurat.e with exper Located In Misst0n Vie- jo. Co. paid profit shar· ina. vacatloo & holidays pd. Medical/life 1na. Qualified applirants. pteau call : Mrs , PareW, 5'1·3930 IHSUIAMCE Lge. insurance agency bu the following open· in1s: Rene wals-quote & follow-up on renewals. MUJt have insurance ex· per. File Clerk-need fast energetic person for fil. in&. Paid co. benefit!. Salary commensurate with tx· ·per. Call· Pauline. 963-0lMl lice in Fashion laland. per mo. Call Bryan l G I rr T mpon Clen· ~al H I B t d ....., ......., ?I" RCA color console Irv ne. enera o ire e TY • WarnertBrookhurst I 4th of July Alley Sale e 1um ouque s e --Heavy phones, good lyp-Holland at642-4321 duties, organize events Personnel fnm, Sa Sun _ 1307 N Bayfront, Bal livered Great for 4th of sc11u •as TV, xlnt ~:oo. Ing preferred. Cindy, EquaE!...2.;.~ort column Good detail 540.0400 Garage Sale 5 07 Isle 3rd Ilse fr bridge. July· Perfectforevery IUW1. IS"SONYT'rin1tron 64()..202J. li!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!.......,•••!!!!!~I skills needed Call SECIETAIYl.l. Fernleaf. CdM lots of Everythtng goes. rum. ocrasion.673-4419 ANSWEIS $JSO MIDtcAL PISTC--OL 9S7·8S22 Secretarial position U\ valuable Junk l' $75 k1tr henware. plants, 'wffMd DrWIM9 f orgot Abate ~7051 IEC.noMIST vn1" Restaurant active Newport Center 875-8827,U.5 clotbes .. more_ --WahrW.lu f oray Stine =..:..:::;.:_ __ F /t with txJ>trience for TECtMCIAM MCDOMALD'S Realtor's office Front I All you want, $2.50 wkl y FIREBOAT INtt & M.W fac11l pllSbc surgeon's Leading peat control S.C. PLAZA olllce position requires1 Sam pie bottle deli v My doctor has taken up ~,...... off1re. "2-5802N.B. ~:~~i:i~ n~s s[eoa'!:~ Come l join the team at good telephone voire. free Dispatch 731-2727 acupuncture. but 1 don't ~;:;;0000009j;j( MEDIC .t. 1 • E ,_ 1 h our brand new store In· t y p 1 n g , S H & a p · Tir--steel ..._1,ed radials. thank he's too good at 1t ~ JOb. ntry ..,ve poe aon 11de S.C. Plata. No ex· pearanr e Real estate .. ~ "" • E t d k ••••••••••••••••••••••• RECOIDS We train, no experience · w rl L-•...t I b (2) 185 14 & 111 LR78·1S. verytime rin a 1_ ..... _ 1 y-y ....... C 11 T" penencenecasary e expe ence rr1.,,u ut SlOlea. Lawnmowe r. glass orwate.rl loolchke ~ --· TRAMSCRllEI Mne_:e!s12a.'!.:.._!1 rm. offer uniforms. flex not esse.nltal Prefer Help Wtllhd 7100 A.ppl•ctt I OIG SIO Colored TV, SIS a FIREBOAT Non profit orgaruullon o~u1re -t ""r .,...._ hrs .. performance & local r-ident For to nds yolll.boat plan• ·~ s _ .. .,... yp111g, '"' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-0376. Kg sz mattress S75 Mens u · ·~ knowledgeol dictaphone PEST COMTIOl ti!~: ~~;~~h!ro~~ tervaew call Mrs Duhl. Tlf..BIHONI Stove, quality, O'Keefe & Standard sz airline rage Nautalis membership car. etc beral tax de· & medaral terminology. TIA.I& WtsltrM. T..,...Co. ~.., Merrill $1~ ~8851J. n--"ed for m-"·um sz S40. Pool table 140 dur t1on advantage Organlution, attention pliralions are beang ac ltalton 644-4910 .-._-w:; 548-4485 =u "'" ""'"1796 21J l6M·2341 -to detail & follow~ are Leading pest control repted •l our store at To set appotntments No _<!og Cheap. 645-~--.?!"!" --v•r·y lm-nnt. .. of-rompany needs route 3810 South Bristol St se 11 in a . $4 th r + G E Upright Frost Pree BE AU TI F UL p LA y MltcelaeHC*I Rtverchaser Kayak b) .. ..... ..... " •eAbn1'c1"an for steady ..... s~m ... ··u .. Freei•r .. ..., I OI I Hollowfonn, new never fer excellent environ ~ ' just No,. ... of S C. Plaia, * * 5"' _. * * S4 / app 't. + bonus ~ ....... HOUSE! 8 rt by 1 n Ex W..t.d menl. Capistrano by lhe ~b. lEn~ry level pos!tion Mon -Fri, IUpm. Recpt/T~/AnahSlUOO 5: 30·9: 30pm. We need fi.45-o.t90 £1!.lt cond. oo. 644.s.s79 ....................... used. 195· ~1287=.c. __ Sea hosp. a.5702. neece~~~~~ c~ff"ir:. Restaurant-Snack Bar P1yl/ConsU..gNS18.800 steady, mature people 22ft side by side (new ! WANT ED-fresh fig~. 1978 Jet ski, 474c.c. Run~ M..,..IC ..,1 --. Pvt. club. Counter help Pres/Sb90/Exctg$17,400 C.M 545-4941 As k fo r Wards rerrig. $150 OBO *BALLOONS Also Indian Attiracts excellent Low Hours 1A1 ---• Mon 9-!2. mlll2l. & food prep rook Xlnt PreaRE!Sht90$19,200 ~ike_Qr Maryhall _ Washer~ 642._(~12 4th Of Jutrm _ 875-6024 Must sell' Sl750 'obo Pegboard accounting: PHOTOTIAIHH worlt111 conds.957-0174. E*x*pd ... ctonswa~~o*un* y•••H& l lcyct....-1020 lollootu OfMewport Mltaicol ~~·0722 . .:.... ---- aome inauranre, re-If you are entbusiasUc & ·--------1 " .--"""' ,... 64S-644S la tn __., 101~ If ' . be .. t ports. Four day week. enjoy rbildren 4t are ••Hews .... !•• Xlnt oppty 10 Stork ....................... •~wn ~ you re 10 l mar .. e North Costa Mesa. , ... r . Brokerage Firm for 10 spd 2 used S35tea l Family Mbrshp John••••••••••••••••••••••• forabettercar,besure ~7-1880. •OOalDg or Xlra income, RITA.IL Karen (Elder>, the new S 1 new , $75 Wayne Tenrus Clb szooo Gibson Les Paul custom to check the many autos -"-"-'-=-==------1 train now for a position p · ...... Mrs. Lyon Dort, return· motivated. m11ture a es """·5'"" M c d $90-0 adverti•ed for sale in 'th · hool arttunerKT..,. Assistant Trainee °"' ...., value. asking $1500, int on 1t1on "' For ~!~'-~:ency. ;!n/ra~!t:kscSept~:~ STOP M' GO ~~~~~. "::~o;'1CX:. Newport Center Ca II hildiHJ t:4atec iah 1025 ~3 6411 Best orfer, cash~ 9363 -'C'"'"la=;;:s~s,:,.if~1ed"".'------ Must be Of'l&Diud/ttlia· with p/time wort av31J MAlllTS ness Marjorie 644-2442 ..................... .. ble, full time, valid JantbruMay.CallMlss 455Seo.tHwy.. We are expanding Tutor needed to bas1rs HDW000 2 X 6'S California drivers Green993-4500. Mt.,.tleecfl again ! That super . Mon/Tues afternoons 2' lo 20' long fresh Interior llrense, • eood driving PLAST1CS super lady, Sharon ~Jrold !!80-2929 t ruck load arriving ........... rerord Start im Men to wort in varuum Parry (formerly of TYPIST 4.S wpm Rerep-weekl)' Save at ~I\ our famous Full lime position med11tely Call Susre forming compan y IMorLVN Purcell Temporaries) lionisl lnt'I trading PP call Jim 646 9W available. Co. vehicle .::556::::::..:·0460='-------Knowledge or plastlrs 3 to 1J ·30PM County JOIRS the co. as a perm a ro Irv 10 t Perm . an,tl1me DIMES-A-LINE heaJlh insurance. start MHGMMrPOSITIOH helpful , but not ClubConv.Hospt .20362 nent Consult.ant begm· p time, 2 day wk ' Cota immed. Ask for Wendy Fabr1r ~ham. C.M & necessary. Interview Santa Ana Ave , S.A nU1g Ju~ylllh cau us' 9 • 30PM. SS per hr ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1Utraln.7»64a> ' d d I LizReinde1"5Agy,lnr Call Norma lllJ..8970 PURR f0 ECTLY "-t I 1035 Anaheim. Xlnt oppt'y 8-12 an 1·3:30 11 Y H ls. s.49-Dl 4020 Birrb Est"64EOE -·= -'"'8u BABY bark park. new S9 REDWOOD l u bs S4 OLD antique Jewelry box JAMITOllAL Gen fU6..40t0. 642·1026 IUMMll FOi PA.iTS Newport/833-8190/Frtt Word Processors pure-bred. u lac Pornt Play pen. mesh S18 Car S48·S447 mornings $45 Two antique silver Full time. Work In Model (Fl &ass1Stv1deo PRESSIOOM Mus t be alert, have RtxllltTl.t Siamese kaltensktary seatS1150.Twinboxspr randelabra·s S45 e<1 rh beautiful Dana Point photographer.Volunteer SUPllVISOI valid Calil dnver's Uc Se~re•·r1·a1 la Hen! 640 65 50 w ay<; rngs and mallress $30 SLIDINGglassdoor 6rtx Antiques vase s and Harbor .. .,. per hr A"-t II Da d"•<"""" ' ... W k 8-51493·9886evH 1wknd~ Twin bed..,. Courh and 6ft8tn S50 Exterior door pl ales toy• s• .s<o · w.,,., " Ull II Y. v1 ...., . ......., Pos. requires min. 10 & good dnvtng record' ~f o• ......... _ __........_ or out your own .,..,, " ., ., Ply Tue. lbru Sat -•vr•-h d I "'-1040 ~h 'Ir S2S Two nit" 32in wide SI S New Barb1es and furn·11 ur'" Dana P~·t Mann" a Co .• · MOD~OltTS yrs. crinting op. Strong ror construroon eqwp-& a.t-....1 of SC e u e to suit your "-"7· ' .. ~ ~ "'" .,.. . . I f' 0 .,. """' eds Jr like wo k ••••••••••••••••••••••• stands S.S ~rh Round while 19 inch round self SI $10 Pictures and 24701 Dana Drlve, Dana Top ara52'1·7186 mec anical, terhnka ment inn 111 range t..J... • •~s ,,__.Fri-~e · h ydouff 1 r KEESHO Pu KC k1trhen tablr $7 Nine r imming lavato ry. frames s2.•• Work In -btgmd. in Web offset Heavy lifting req F ff' ..... ..., -tog wit 1 eren pro. ND ps A A s d d • .,., • ., ...:P'-!o=t'-------MOTEL"Desk clerk Day Org. Cly. co. Apply. l660 99'1·J102 cloy, pie, have exper <or de Champ si~ M i f Pet & drawer dresser S2S Two menran . tan ar ..,., bench S25 Des k S4S LIU!!."'LSICIET""IY sh1"ft P /time Ftt1·me ~ ·1h d'f · t I 1 MAC •h o ~ P v t pt y n1testandsS8each.Dou Crank-out aluminum B ook ~ases SlO s•o sw"' "' · · · PlarenUa Ave., CM Salad prep chef needed enJOy wor .. tng WI 1 · sire o earn on . " ~ d f f , ., Jacoby &Meyen, 1 ol Nr. Orange Fair-Pnn" ti"g Exfier n eA ess ary . rerent people, have ex-CardorJBMMemory & 21Jl697134.5aft6.J!rn. _ ble set dresser chest win ow 2 tx4 t SIS Clothing Sl·S2S Toys A rt • I I grounds aa 7700 Jean "' , I "-I t le l t 7<+ 0 " Free to good home, 10 ~d table SSO. Consol~ Circuit breaker box, 100 50A SIO To•· oven. sr·nk, me c1 s argest aw . ....-. · Mio mun 18 yn ol aae. per or UC3 re o am . ype ., wpm pemn., A $JO C i • , flrmaisaeetinJalegal ..:ru,:,.e=--------OffMtPn1•• " MAG Card or IBM for full & part time mo.oldremale,partLab stereo, needs tu~ SJO mp irr u t refrigeralor S9 earh. aec retary with a Newspaper delivery Exper'd. 1st Pressman. ~U1io ~ rM"'i!1~"'J;n! Memory, are selr· person. Salary romm & Pit bull Likes Queen headboard frame br e ake r s SJ ea r h like new Linen's sz.s10 minimum ol l~r tx· ~erson. 18 or over Goss Community 4 unlt. Sat. un AVE PICO, San mot Iv ate d , type with skills. Call PRT children 646·82.68 _ _ S35 Krng rrame SI S Schwinn Pixhle II bi~l' Sil ver S5·$4S Crystal ri • C · · 1· I Apply· 1""" Plla~enlia ''"'" 75 ~ t 962 8Jll 7«• .,,,.. 836 9823or"J·"""" $10 Girl's Sc w1nn 201n ... ••n Tables ,.,,,,. ea~h. pe ence iorour ano river s 1cense, n· · """ • Clemen•· + .. pm,yourancreae · or .-.u...,.. or L--toY-104 5 ""''''" bk s• Chld' h 1 .. ,*"" ..,., ' P It lfi Y t Ave CM K hed I t d to 18988 ~ -1 e I.. 1 5 sr oo Two rattan r ha1rs SS ar o 1oe. oumu.s suranre, economy car. · · your own sr u e o sen resume ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIKE 1 d" 3 d desk S3 Wooden shuller able to type 60wpm. Npt Bch-lrv·C-OSta Mesa Printing Sales suit your own needs. Ml Demeter, Fount FREEKITIENS · a ies ·Spee 23"3~ SJ Elertrical each Two upholstered poaeu &ood organlza. area. 7 dys pr wit. Mon· A.&&-_.-.._ CHISS & GAMES Opening for full & part Valle 92'71* n a m e b r a n d · c h a rr s S50 e ar h J U I skill • enJOY F i PM s s VTQW'f.-r..-,...., I l11D lim s s la Tiger-striped grey, looks rides new Has houseserv1re meter box Beechwood , Wood ooa 1 r · 2·5 · at/ un Exp'd. 2nd Prusman vnL M e per on. a r y Writer needs good typ1Sl, whitt & orange 548-6219 I ct t S 2 5 Two m Ir r o r s :!s:katlolnng inWaecbaolllelenr ~~gl ~l,;/30A MC UA ~fnr2!_ Goss Commamity 4 unit Specialty game store cPoRmTm. """~llskorllls7•~.£.l .. ~ to flle 4t learn to mkl 11ft 4_ ----~e:dll;~~. t~~lnlJe::i. ~~'. 24x36tn s:J earh Cloth Cbru1ldvgeer, llerfvt inone C401S }O ...... . ..... ..,,,., mo. a '"""JIN' Apply·. i--Placentia has immed. openings ror """'..... ,.,; ........ poetry . 9A M· 12 noon s N h . u Ver, com""" y benel'lll l a bet llA ... SPM Ask fo uuu or send resume to· lB988 Sal Free AKC Poodle & long· lras S49 flurry• ~-8066 picture I ew ome right on Barranca. Jen .-n . ..,. . r Ave. C.M. perm. lull/lime career · · Will train ary open winemaker SJ Hair C competltlve salary. ll LeeorBob -=~...=.:.!:;;:..:... ____ mU1dedsalesperaon. En Mt. Demeter . Fount 4gg.~ haired black J/mo old 32 GALLON steel bar dr}t!r S2 New shower on reer, ri ght o n you med t.be quallfira· ..;:N;.;:il~h""t'-G=u--ar_d ___ A_l_1-rg-e PIODUCTtOM try level paaltaon. 2700 Valley,9271* kitten Jl.14)~2843 -rels. good and light Use mLxing \alve and head B eer ~wood Sunday. tJona plffle call Roae wboleule nursery Is ASS&elY W Pacifir Coast Hwy, Stcy/l ec......,_,. ~.._... fREEtoGOODHOME.4 for liquids . or home s 1 5 c h a 1 r S3 _M_o_n_d_a.:...y_s._s ___ _ < 2 132 7 11-llll. seeking a ~rsoa to as· Wire & cable UM.mbly NB. 645-5021 Ex r e 11 en t typist ....................... kitteru. blark & gray m a d e b a r b e r ue T> pewriter SJ Ma It WASHER and dryer sso LIGALSIC"Y aumejobwithimportanl Prognssivesbopwanll SALISCLlll Personable, sharp .~ 1005 Weaned' box e d smokersSlO earh.Plans maker S2 Sport~ rar each. Upnght vacuum N.B. Law firm Good reaponsibititiea. Duties someone to l1"1W with Exp'd lull « part time, Insurance experience ••••••••••••••••••••••• trained for smokers SJ Call roof rack SlO Shutter rl, 8 0 er s 25 p u 5 h akUla, word processing inr lude: monitoring company. Pleaae call S.C.Plaza.7S1·7SOO ~·~~i' but not nee. WAMTEDTOIUY 54~868lafter 8 m_ between 6 and 8am 23"u471n S.S Two Lido mower SIS. Electric experience helpful, main gale, Irrigating ...J{..:.7.:.::14:.<.)7~S4~·-=W3=.'-----.,_.~ d 1 Adorable Kiuens, 3 642·7118 14 wooden centerboards edger S20 Toilet S20. 221 ulary commensurate plants usina a~Uc PROGIA.Mti4EI •u-Stc'~-Sy• •••-~ia~~:ds.0i~ry~J~de5& beige, I gray to good RO D i ron table S49 _ S.S earh 1821 Mariners Flower Street. Costa wllhup.Goodbenefltl, w1telnn11)'1tem. doedx· With Fortran ex ~ ~ collectlblea. Call 1714 ) .:;;bo,;:,,;m=e.'""87""3-""'54&4;;..;.;:..;:._ ___ 1 Cha1·rs S12 ea~h Chest. Dr ' Newport Beach Mes a.after2pm c1U Nit kl or ArU55-2411 Per e nc e nee e · 1 Le 18 · COMtiaelAL p rr. osta Mesa area. Free Female Whiterran '" Saturday 9-Spm. 559"4.22l. c.ontactSteve. per ence. am M Tired ol selling bouaft 7 Jud al c bk g d n er. 972-4921 • askror Dane 5 drawer SJ'7. Bookcase -----''---...:_ ___ KING size headboard Ll6ALSICllTAIY JCL, COBOL. Exposure days a week? We need 9e8·3652 H..tic .. T,._. Terrier. very friendly 9''lx48x4lt, shelves SJS. TWO complete R C Cox S20 Tires S20 Mach Z auoclate Fublon MUISIS-&.YH'S to mlcr~computera • one licenaee to learn the -="-===--IC--~---Fem a le Lab Puppy Hand dolly S5 Biryrle, radio's. Two rhannel $4() 10 H70· 15. Couch $45 Island corporate at· North San Clemente xlnt salary + growth akllla to manage, broker Pb!!•: el~~exp. ~o~l!~t~~ a~c~i!i1r.'~~ ~~~c:1/~--~-L.a=·-b-/C_ros_s1 wheel missing S8 earh. an good condition New cot SlO Two maple torneya seeking tx· area Tired ol bad hn.' potential. Costa Meaa commercial real eatate. Nautical artifacts·. b111· --673·7200 642·8950 end tables _, earh or perlenred (2 /yra) depressinJ surround· Joe. Aerocomp,957-&596. Income from mg mt required Field inltaJla· Irish Setter, 3 years old _, secretary,· gd ty~ln' It I n g s ? M ED I C AL P/f C' _..,...,. while you leirn. Super Uon 4t repair. IJlll8.0290. nllclea, diving helmets & Wonderfol with kids. SWALLOW, China Tea KODAK Instant Camera, S4m0 0 !oerr.setn;Y:sawr' 0 srpok :!!. d 1 C t • t 0 D S I I • W E I G H T L 0 S S --SIWl ... G u.1.c......,.E pumpa, rompasaes, elr 979 7760 set $49. Two rouches, ne~ ... uo c .. 7 morn " """' ""u 0 c R d' Clerical VIClllC~4 bra benefit.a,· ure Insurance; " -"'" 213)24().UIU .....'..__: " ...... '""""" . Kitchen t1bl• ....,. Gas oecns1ry; aaJary com· LINICS. ewar ang l ""'" bolsters. $25 each. ings • _, menaunte with U · opp'ty. Bcllluses! Full or daily in Aoan b erage health lnturance •den· OP'BtATOI I rule ,........ IOSO Corner table S20 Amber lo1s S2. Trays S2. Pots perience; heaJtb •den· PI t Im e . 7S4·127 4, company ln Fubion tal plooao. Qlntld Ken, Ellperlence In sallmak· FIEB..AND'S •••••••••oo•oo••••••••• arcent light sis. Metal KITCHEN sll\k. double. and pans SlO Pillows I ...... ..n.. Id .... 1 758-4280 Is land. Typi.111. com· 875.f? · ingamust.Small,grow. **I BUY ** China cabinet S3S Ma· with counterfop, faucet $2.50 Hanging gre lain ...,bn~":~ I! wPI••· ...:..:· ~· =.:...· ----putaUonal skills, eye for 1 .. •l!l!!!!!m!m!!!•••I 101 sail loft needs a 8114 W. Ullh, C.M and &•rba•e disposal en/white lamp SlO. 278 I : n ...,:...,; IDI d t 11 C 11 K t te 1 "!1 d l Open July 4th wknd Good used Furniture &t pie buHet $40 Metal "' Word procusln1 CluainedAda,yourone-... e,.,a..,,.,..•· a a Wn;M •• !,!/hea Y.._ emTbomp oyee. Goo d se l ection , AppUances-ORlwillaell shelves SS and SIO. 8 sso 311 inch beveled Rob lnhood Ln. Costa be!ftuJ.•'10ZPatlY. 1topabopplnst<et1ter. ...,.. ...,,,, Eap'd ulea person / .., our.up. peon AmeriCln anUQua. Ex· or SELLforYou Trad, record/player r1rrular mirror $25 Meu. Off Santa An1 , P t tlme kilrhen help esUm1ter wanted by 35 !~1il!~ewport Beach, cepllooal dbl afde china MASTH SAUCTIOH deck 540 Cmrk pot ss OliveW adding machine and 2.Jst Strttt Satur .... ------.:..-------a wanted, will train. Call yr old O.C. bulldJlia (lrm -. .......,, bullet. 548·3348 S50 PoNble typewriter day 8-Jpm, Sunday afte1'llam:f7S.10N. &oaoUcltnewwortr.Send SMACICW 645.~1642.7331 64M6U,lll-'6J5 U5 Picture framu _1_·4_pm _____ _ KIDS- SUMMER JOIS. P /TllC9'T/fY'PISn resume wry require-Caabler/Food prepara· lntle llUT MNTUll SURFING jarket, new. 50c·S2 G.E. clock radio DARK brown wlu. 131 l1cob1 • MeYen law of. c"'!"tacA'°~ c80 10XDLMOally Uoo. Opeoinc • clo&lng <.ate 1800 Victorian atyle La 9157-8133 boys t2·14 Cost w 1ell j~ia~~ty '~: r~':~ ~· worn once, coat n o nee. la ..-., )>ftJme ., -•hllta. Mature. Seacun lfttee. 6'2-ST70 wbtya, 20SOFAS,new, M H $40. Full len1th door ' ' · uch sell $20 each recepOoolatttypiau to Piiot Newspaper Ad 11 Country Club. 53M186 548-0294 evs u Lovae1ts, m ea mirror s10 645-0490 ~~l~~=a~ai~y~~a~: 548·5447 momlnas :°S:n!! ~~~;Sala S~O.,.. •,,11ect1 IOIO 957·S7<lor~~ll0 , MAN'S rt inch Vitta 10· Memorex casUlles GOOD radial Urea ror pllcaol11bould bavt 01111aadpja1'1Ddup f/tJme,iraveyard'~. •••••••••••0 ••••• .... • <2> couchea 11 '3 speed, lood COlldltion. 7Sc·Sl 50 Record cara, VIAi and lnlclts. :!rl!!:."=3,li~.!: ~~-·~.'~t!t ::=:~w. Ilk ~IUY ~=33 !!:do/~l~a~l:n·d ~:1! ~-.~ :e~ ~~~; f~a;:;!re;~;~an~ ~~r:5°~1~65~1fs~[3 Uonal '' Uoa lftd 1ood pey. Call Mr. TEACHERS~ W··"'·r .... ,__ .. 75 ea $25/ta., (I) wood /1lus hoUJe). 84.2-$487 v1cuum/1ttachment1, 112 eldl. 18$, 1915-70ll4 tn'ftl K Ur 541-4111 your tneome cm pt/time ._ • ""''~ .. · co Hee tbl $$0, I 1 > · for parts SS. Pota lnd 12$ pllr. lllS-1$xl4 frocn :.~'!'t'e:-roMu-:~' ·· bullwltbm1rta.mp1l :e'"r1'ator f!S~ •• ~· woodt1l1u booltrue OIRL'SSdlwiM3tpeed pana 25c7$c Pottery us.us P•lr. Ont • Ow Houn ~ SALB .. SOt.. buel.Deea. cau lor aptlt. WU er • -. NJ,... bike $50. Plaatlc plpe d I • h e s I ~ c • 5 0 c H Rro.14 au. One tacb ~11 4:JOpm· Od.oppty.fGrdynamlc, 157-5!71 Glfters t Sl1ttit,r Obi Ntw brownaotabed.'300 1V.lnchS15.Blackpipe Houaeware1 50c·H . 071x15, H7h15. SU 7:Hpm, Kon·Frl • nut ... .,....w/mln.5 T....,a dlf CellE!ff.Buill-lnOvt11· orbtatorfer.2dtwtrs, llnch21ftS10.112·111S Toyalndcamt1 2:5c·15e. ucb. lllS-75xl5, 115 to IOlm4PfnooS.l JI JOU yrs. rwtall lllee ';!!!!'.· I D i llam /Broller a Ital at '75 S15 Ii $10. Cuh. m• 7304 W. Ocun(ront, US paJr. 315-1$115 from art q111lllled plHlt O~lc~c1r•1r·mt-nd1•d· z;1per~•.1 ........ -...i ~7 .e KING foam m1llttu, Newport Btacb. Slltur· $11·*3$ p1lr. 215·7bJS ll C t M un11 .. uDlta L..,11 --d I l d1y and Suad1y, cau W p1Jr and us palr ca ; 01 a 111 ~ iPlll.J s.i.r, pl• ibilll)' a-. ...... Rtfnt. ,,_. free, ex-8 rm au tt. 10 •· clean G . La11e chair, afl•rhm.5'8-IOa OR 7 0x 15 llS. &14- 75115 (1l4)m.1811;Sut.1An1 comrq :-P1~. apply In ep!!U!i .MfM1 ~•lltnl, wort1 1ood. boollcaN,t.ablet,llmpe, very comfortable, SU pair. LR?blS ... 1 4 • penon °'call• Apt'OllO, mo. HM5U.~ toun1• chair, •rt• NI, camel corduroy $50. Ot· _. RltAL!STATSSALa ...__or nt ruJUoe Tell.ho~-Dryer, 1u, deu, woru m1ltrt1HI, dllhea, to mu 110. Cuh, F)SHlNO tattle lOc,I). g:~0g:J"s~~~~~ WeH.ftAs.cr.tt 111.ud,N.B.!QI =. ':;':;. ~~ rood. '75. Wlllt, ca... J!.~•are. Great bu>:I 642-ll&a ::::.:•~ ~ tlru. Stl of 'ro":r Ou.r •PMW I .!. pro. llAMl'lmS 1111 workl 1ood u s . · 000 -. sio. ~ ll2·S1&.549-a a.uu•.s tood •lttl .,_ Im.....,......., wkla 11 _... MIYll US.: ~ p1.,_., POrl1blt radl•I I ply tlrn 145 ru11Jwwbaiodl1'1 J!la!flilllle.....,. ~SALIS Wubertla.t DrJer QueeaMna•,bab flS.Rod·a·wa.ybedl2S IAK!ll'Sruk for pa1r.o..u0a1$t,., -~Jti:.'=1' 2t lira/wk, Xl1t OP• liMDl1'-/lotb.Oold DIO,IOfebed&l10, 1Ul• 111·2Ut pl1nta "1$. P1q Poq ~-0..1 -.~11!"!~5 ~ ·-. ••MT '°''"'''' to jola ID l U./* ..... ,.. u bl• foldln• ns ~ --•w ~ .. _ .. ___ , • ., ..... ,. ••·12 ......... ~. SIAIS c ........... ,....~ ... ILACX.., •llilt If\ Porta~. s..n lhlUtlS. rowlblU l:.rilli': -. .._M Ln fl· paiulliL ••rHr, lroUtr /OYH 0 t ~!...l!lL...al.oft•,..m•w· al1k for tt•"r 11• W pair MOit rMtW _,, 'ftlt.0...~ltilll. + boaUltt. cela lb1111W,l1T1olt.M...__. ...... n~-· • 0,P.tnmba•a ....... ~ " .._. 1re1. L11111!'1pel. cau lllCL .......... ., ......_ ... ...., ... •II••· C.t• •111. &mall mt1'1 La11u 1iu1~ H•·••H., ..... ~ ..... .... ......... "'.'" .. _ .. _____ _ !# -wt., 'M> A # .. dft e C 0$ • rot 0 ··- , .. ••rtl HIOIMh-W t060 .-s.m..,,... ~w.._.. tlto~•••rW Altet,1.,1rW OrangeCoastDAILYPILOT/Saturday,July 4, 1981 DI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Accw r rlel t40C ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •• • •• •• • •••••••• • ••• ••••• •••••••••••••••••• llfW:Ah~IMt. SAMTAMAH ....................... IMW '712 ~ ...... '740 Mlo1,l•1rW A11tot.r.,1rW ..._1,UHd ,Uae4 ~~:==', ~. ::°',~T~~·im'o~~ SUYISAYll ...... ;;;;t9~·-··· ... ;~7;·;;·;.;:·0 vc6;~~000;;;;~~::;. ...... ·;;;0 c~ .......... ;;;a• ................ HH plete wkb lawlcll wheels a."90 TS4Z20 wrrH USID PAITS Bvy OrLtue Dtal 2400.JOOO +SD ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................. . aad ll&~ll. Ideal for UTA1ISAU lmportedc~rtt lnOranieCounty... MU•IDISCOUMTS MUST $Ell.I 7l vw Squareback. Very &STATESALE ORANOECOUNTY'S OttM ftttama and Back C ta.II lllPO ComeSeeUsToday! aood cond. Must sell '80 Cpe DeVille. It NMIST Bly IOO. ll'• • &ood dive ~... w· ___,,_nad 21• Good AUTO SUPPLY TR. ~SarlePORlkT•~·noN 1967 vw Baja Bu~ In tll· soon. 963-0048 yellow. landau top, fullr LINCOLN-MERCURY boat ud could be UMd .. ..,...,. --aya pleue 101N. lilancbawr & '"" " I tqutp~..1. verv lo m . O""' 11."DIMYIP caU Aubel CONSULTANTS eelle n l cond t on. '78 VW Convt Blue rv '1 o;.,.,.,...~ r~ river raftln&. Sl.116 TSMlTS 175-GIZ7 m 1'11-llOO '4MUI '2000.,oo. Must sell this mftallic W/wht top. 28K xlnt cond, w .asoor ~·t nrm,tn.n& « · weell Call mt, am/fm ...... , aood offer D1y1 ISi 9339, 4'-_,,!;:!='•• 11' Open hull 11Ubo1t AlltolforS. fl.lrllll'l 54L2619 ...._ ,. eves97t-9644 ~ T~ ~M-';t w/trlr.Nduome mlnor ....................... • M~ SELLINC YOURMB? V-ro od S75oo tOBO '79S.vl~Elegante LINCOLN·MERCURY .... !.! ........... !! .. ~~e·=~· ~~~ •:~~~~ 2M02 Ma!!iePkwy. TOP=-H Dy~:!~~~ de· .;~·~~er Beetle, xlnt ~:~~t~;uJ:~.~ri: s1~-~8w~'tlcr::t1:!it 4011p~LM ment.14M98 READE.RS A.ND u 1.a4 VI · CallJarkS.roo tu h t hback L cood, 1oml,on&.owner. com put.er,11.eteo,totally IRVlNE Comp w /ahllt •throttle. Catalln a 30, diesel, ADVERTISERS A~ry P:~/:1t JIM SUMOf4S mu!1. o:l:Ulal. tfl6~~ am/fm.9trk ?7H2'74 loaded. 21.lnl oria rni U0.7000 Elec starttr. ltfS. ref rig, 110 gen, 1 ba& The price of Items (off 5 Freeway) IMPOITS $6995 '71 Pop. Top all ammen, 12 700. ~6822 144-5.9 11111, etc. $33,500 . advertised by vehicle 131•2040 49s.4949 l9'70 HarborBlvd JIM MARINO cass, rblt eng :.>K mi, ----'71 C-.rXl7 • 7.5 hp. Sean outboar 5'6·1506 dealers in the vehicle CloaedStmdays YOLKSW"'Gb.t OBOS56-6817 C•oro 9917 Xtrarln, loaeitd, wheels, w/FWD·REV aear.'33Claasirsloop S22 SOO classified advertisin& WEP•Y -"~l~A6D"!,~!, "'....., '72 Bue. Supt'r Beetle, u••••••••••••••••• .. •• tDp,Lowml.s:R Used lesa than 2.5/hrs. Firm. . • columns does not In· A "" u • _,......,., 18T11Be11eh8lvd likenew,SIJOO()orbt'stof '74 Camaro, I owner, 554·~.640-5884 o. m -8388. Of. 972.M . Wk days dude ilny applicable TOP DOLLAR 142-2000 fer 75l·82l> 112,000 fwy ml. reg gas, Mmt9C) ffH One scoop l/B live bait Call Answer Ad '521, taxes, lictme. transfer FOR USID CARS '76 Mercedes Bem~E 79 VWWllT '72 S BeeUe se.ooo orig 1?100/lls~r ~1601 ...................... . tank w/rod holders 642-4~ 24hrs. fees , finance charges, A.LAHMAGMOM &IST &HOADWAY Air rond., sunroof, DIES&. m1.Allorig,newradlals, '77 Mdl LT, full power, '66Must,newsbortblork, $150. or trade for eler SANTANA 21' Sloop feesforairpollutioncon· stereo. silver/blue brks, battery. Runsxlnl. stereo, bn1ndnur11dlals. s li&htly damaged a nchor winch. Situ VHF, Genoa, Ufelmes: troldevicecertilications POMTIA.C/SUIAIU SANTA AMA Original owner, like 5 speed. At'. AM11<'M 400640.428.S mint cond 494 0135. 494·5786aft &PM. HE30B, araph type .......... or dealer document.try 2480 Harbor 8lvd. 835·3171 new Best offer over stereo coo . steel 4_97·2388 , M bit d th • d S200 ......... .._ preparation charges un· COSTA M~A rwtUt.T111tAffOA1v111oMAC1tt111 $14,200 645 ·4226, r11d1a1J , whitewnlls. hot '58 VW Convertible. xlnt 66 uslanl. re en1. ~ u:JArecor er. 14" PACIFICA. Sall, trlr. less otherwise specified 549-4300 549·1457 *USED IMWs• 683-2171 td glass, low miles rond $4,000. ·~c~.a~ ~~eir~ must sell, Best Offer · Xlnt. $350/ofr Xlnt.16th by the advertiser. .15 Mercedu 45osL, Black w1black velour 497·1SB2 ~5,em,646-7312. •-.A. ro-al Riverside , CM ~__. WEIUY '7?320iS/R (l&&O (544XJR) d D 4981631ev 492-~I ., .... UST"..u!.VI --.. "'"" -9510 '77 320lA SIR (0470 polished alloys, whl Bsl o.a.. tU.6f5 '7 2 4 I I w g n . e o o .75 C SO OOO '"' ,.,... ...................... 675-8307,631·3199 ....................... CLEANCA.lS '78320IS/R0867l ofr 675-92112Jerrr -, -transportation. needs :amllro. · mi (2891 Auto, Air cond 14' Starrrafl w/trlr, 'ti D&OUAN ANDTIUCkS '79320IS/R (5894) •792400 rd)Hfa.\Jt Uowa\C.f p_a111t._Sl~ 494 ~ _ ~1:;:rh~~pe Radio. Heater.80,000mi S..,.., Miit I 90 riberalaas, twin bull de· Stl"k (71.>731_.,.... '79 528i SIR \1076) ~< 400 ••• ...,_ v'''"'SW•G'""' ...,.. Volvo 9772 Very dean 11.995 1971 ai n ,...,.-... ' . , _..., '8l320iS/Rl"""'"I ...,, ,,,_...,.,.,.. v. .. " ..., '""' '711 Chevy Camaro LT SSZ.0731 Gd cond VHF Radio SABOT by~ Mfg ~1/ Cloted _,, '10 MB 28Q)L, beautiful' 534-4100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New paint. perf rond 68 MUSTANG 289 VB Mere 18:8 1/0, i,., Cover a l most new, must Cln1lc1 9520 Xlnt cond $17,000 13731 Harbor 1t1oi~~~~~~' !!:,50673~/,~l 640 2156, pis. Pb. a/c, wlcvr'. no trailer, 10 wale aacrllire .673-2771 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIMMostbcltiitcJ 494-6695. GardenGrove _ --·-12750/080673-8037 Newpo6rt7~:4·4P004 30• sloop, 12 bags, sips 4 PRETTIEST PwtOfYow '79 300D. silver, stereo, SA.LES, SSlVICE '78 CAMARO. auto, PS .. 65 MUSTANG Cpe v8, • t14 000 tr d •. '57T-lllD IMWPwc-.Or snrr. new tires 23,000 74VWIUS PB Wht &red S3.650 t goodbody....,,... ml!!IM•••••!!!!!ll • • or a e up.. mi $19,800 642 2843 AMDWSIHG 644·1651 au o, .~ = T.O P.673-1.llO IHTOWHI l.tettec.ld h Uynamite? psgr 4 speed OVE RSEAS DELIVERY -~~ New 23' Penn Yan Cudd Catalina 22. l980. Xlnt IEST OffEI! WE Hiii) McLartn IMW!! eve!,_ with O·head atr Rerenl EXPERTS '74 C'amaro LT Custom otcts.oble 9955 Cabin, all inboard, n "Ond ........ 1 w/ trlr. Fixed YOUI •vonc 1 Or 1 ___ •71 450 SL fresh engine (IM!Ol.28) xlnt cond. s:llOO outd rive problems ' ........ (~) '"" wy ,.,._ •,.95 964·:J388 "00 ••••••••••••• .. •••• 0 BOM2-6067 & HmSH CA.IS 'j Owrt.o. rt.! Milan brown, mint cond -~ URLE tkE . 1978 Olds Custom Cru1Ser $22,900. 1213>5112•2159 Lehman 12 ~ ( 141522 5333 Assume 11 more lse pay JIM MARINO VOLVO 77 18 25 mpg, 57.000 Wagon Diesel model io· OWENS Tri·rab1 2sa1ls,racerigged. ~~~ • menls.$490permo Buy YOLICSWA.GEN 1966 Harbor81vd miles.Clean.oneowner. r009VEll Was $4999; Tahitian in Npt sUp 673-8741 01.A.HGE COUNTY'S car for Sl.S.000. Asking t8711 Bearh Blvd COSTA MF.SA stereo rasselle S3950. Now $3999. Bauer 642-4644 OLDEST ~.900, 673-6411 142-2000 646.:9303540.9467 640 4776CdM. Motors. 2925 Harbor 29' Villa Vee Cr uiser '°:'•:lpa/ _ ~ . $' '79 Mercedes300D.silver, S"' D DLE-I. "'C-K-Chevrolet 9920 Blvd., Costa Mesa Fly br1dge, all Inboard OC: s 9070 stereo. sunrf. new tires, ""' ""' ORA.MGE COUMTY ...................... , 979·2500. 4th ol July like new Creative fin ••••••··~··""""'"''" '2S Model ATown Sedan, 3100 W.CoastHwy 23,000 mi, $19 ,800 IMW VOLVO •Chevrolet'IO 79D1esel CutlassCala11. avail (213JS9'H8.S9 F;nk~1~0A~1j~P i1° 4 dr, restored. Ideal for Newport Beach 642·2643 PM. '79 Rabbit Diesel Largest Vol\'o Dealer Malibtl four.Door 16.000 mi, like new. Moel llC , Newport Beach. student. 110.SOO. ALSO 642-9405 Sales·Service-Leasing '79 JOOSD, Turb<H.hesel. Air rond., only 14 ,SOO m Orange County! Sedan i\uto trans , air extras. Assume 1se for MA.RLIHSPECIA.L! 675·0236or 673-7092. '46 For d Woodie , TOP $DOLLARS RoyCcrYer,lnc. Colo. beige, sunroof. miles. silver1blk Like BUY orLEASE cond , AM 1FM . pwr $1,000 or buy for lilMlO resto red $13,500 ForCleanUsed Rolls ltoyce BMW am /fm , perr rond New !178HBD> O DIRECT windows.lorks,&steer 548·6646,642-5200 '81 30• Penn Van Twin &S' SLIP Available Short 675-6161 Cars&Trucks IMO Jamboree S26.2SO 494·6901. 64~~0 831-204 hclulivtfy Volvo 1 n g A I o,. e I y . 1970 OLDS Cutlass VB. 2 D. I r h Term. Ideal location N rt Be h '"" ,,... Kerr I 83 3 d C AM Fu 1ese sport 15 er 673-522:3 Wepayrashonlhe spot' e~ ar ....,.'"'"" _ IOVWPICICUP eronom 1ca car I l ) r oupe ... furuno radar. stainles5 . . '41 fnDO Contact buyer at '75 2002. snrf. body xlnl MB Fartory Alloys SSOO Dvnamite 4 s·~• with 13,000 miles stereo rass Daily Pilot arch. auto pLlot, Loran Slip, Bar k Bay, N.8 · 27 . Ull ~2SO. per set SL leather front stereo rassett~harp' ~·,·~· .[~·,~~.·~ OMLY $6195 Credit Union repo C, 2·VHF radios, CB restroom. elec , water. 0~a.HCW.C:O. 752,51.20. seats~.6311105 fl W197901 ' HOWA.RDCllityrWf Sealed btdsarebeingar· ~~~~·:~~f~·t~~ho ~L:n~:!es~85 Peter. l50Cllit•.&giN '65 BMW 1600 4 dr. runs lMGI 9744 $5995 Dove Qua11 Sts r epted until July lO t Needs. Rewiring, paint. perfect, needs body ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIMMARIMO 10120 GaroenGro11eB1 NEWPORT BEACH ~1Tcit ~l~pat~11~ sys ems. inner comm, reupbolster1·ng et~ work<KNI .uo '636 MGI o~as G 83~ ·"555 . C02 life ral't, 8' rubber 45• IOA.TSUP • · ' ~.....,... "" VOLICSWA.G&I aroPn G1uv1> SJ0.9i9o --~ Bay St . C M or call boat, 2.5 bp outboard. 2 For sale s595,ooo , Body in good condition Dots. 9720 We need your 19761979 18711 Beach Bhd SEE US FIRST! 642-4321. ext 296, Mon fighting chairs, cockpit Includes sandy bearh SlSOOo6:~S9l3 MGBs' Top dollar paid 842-2000 74 \'olvo 164E A C We haveagoodselecllon Lhru Fn ,8am·5pm steering station, bail deck " plllO +large WA...rTED'. I r,or f oodUERcaMrs'oTORS 60 '65 vw left & nl(hl Leather. 73,200 m1. new 0 r N E w & us ED '76 Olds Starfire. gold·ttn station, 2 b11t tanlr quality 3 bdrm+ den, 2 "' "' door. ,73 left door sso paint, sharp S2795, Chevrolets! int. 5spd. stereo, tape systems, outriggers, rod bath home. Fireplace, '61 lllidl IMera Late model Toyotas and 2925 Harbor Blvd earh West.em st vie ~hi 7_51 0385 deck S19SO. 644-4594 holders, fishing lights, brick BBQ + extra park· Grand Sport. L1m1ted Vo I v o s Ca 11 us COSTA MF.SA rims for Su•vir . Bt-etle ·77 Olds o~"g rod rack, extra fuel . goU ing. Owner/Agt 673-9187 edition. Good cond. Ong. TOD AV!'! 9 79-2500 S20 ea 548-9744° btos, Used Good eondrtw~ ~:1~\o~=~~r~;fu~t~;· or 575·7060· .~e:r~3-= stakebed '79 MGB. IB,000 m1, over '72 VW Bus. full windows, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -=559-6277=-=::..:...:.c __ _ gin poles, ground tackle trunk. driveable & lie. drive, luggage rack. 1m dean. am rm. gd sh:ipe hick 9910 illto 9957 . full safety package fr•1pc..ttufioa $3500. '29 Sport coupe TOYOTA·YOLYO ~~.!!. .. -•• ~ mai_ulate.675·5548 $2200 Lei': 979-2007 ....................... (2) '79 Malibu Sedan 6 .................... .. et,ecktrolydsls .s,ysMteumCsH ••n•••••••••u•••••••• body w/xlnt doors '650. l tUH..._11 .. t New '76 MGB. red blk. '76 Scirocco l~Jan~~~IJ~ec~~i~~ ryl, 4dr. 121 '79 M:ihbu 74 Pinto. lo':ded· 4 cyl, P an an ra1 • C Sdt/ '29 Ford p U. Cab ~. I'll .. ,'.';';'~~ :·~:o.uu 6,000 mi, wire whls. 43 K mi. stereo, mags nu of 3 to choose from ' Wagons 8 cy I, old r . ~1~ ~a9~lH~~kmg $1400 or MORE! Slip avallable i;:::n, 9120 AA chassis 675·3175 '73 2401 Pl re Iii 's. sler t>ass . paint. Clean Ul9~ S6595 Bauer Motors. w cruise control, \•ary· --=--"-""'=-----Full new boat warranty A l · $39000BO showroom rond, makl' 1 '76 Squire wgn S2 000 ml SaleprireM,900.Call""0''000'00••••••••••••4WlwtlDrtvn 9550 J Dalla uo,air, 759.9553 292SHarborBlvd.,Costa ing roors.ac.new · · · (213)592·28S9 lOi,., C1:mper Four Star ....................... op r DAS4~2960,SS7·9359 offer.644..:.5:!!!6 '73SU PERBEE."TL~ Mesa 979-2500.0pen4th tires. am fm radio. pts. 4 spd , a1c, ps, Sl&OO. , wtrefngerator & stove 1979 Che\•rolel Blazer Paid 1980 280ZX. 10th an· ~onclw 9750 Good cond. S2100flrm ofJul Pb Call_SJS_Slll ext~ =-644:..:...:·0=125=-.----- New ~ Penf! Yan Cudd> Po r t · a · pol I y. A 11 4X4 . Loaded with op niversary special de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-l248 ·73 REGAL fully equip, '73 Chevy Wgn Good MOvtt. 9960 Cabin, all Ulboard, no Butane Queen size bed lions inc. automatic ForYourCar ' luxe, T-top. Sl3.500. '71 911T, I owner. blk on beautrond' SllSO cond Make offer Will ••••••••••••••u•••u• outdrive problems Sleeps 06 In excellent trans ,att rond .. cruise JOHMSOH&SOM 95HU4,962-8891Suki blk NewCN36's Lom1. SUMMERSUHCAR donate to leg1t1mate197S Plymouth Duster $22,900 C2l3159'l·28S9 condillon Sl500 Call control. tilt wheel & Llltc~ x Int c ond $9 ,000 '61 VW Com'l 30 + mp g 494·07_4S charity 632 lM5 days. Coupe Has only 47,000 35'YllONGs.F. between 10am·5pm . more! (102949) Was 2626HarborBlvo 714·544·1~ runs Reltable. I.Jes gd ·74 LE SABRE Convt e\l?s wknds644·2224 miles' 1243659). Was '80, Tw, Cats .. 71.\KW, 63l·7657 11999; Now S7999. Bauer Costa Mesa S4().S6JO t6300 '702401763-583'1 '77 911S TARGA. ltlnt buy ll. dnve 11· enJO>' it a r . stereo. P s. P b. '77 Chevette. AC. stereo 12999. No~· Sl999 Bauer ld 'd w/elec., sltp, 30'1 '69 lnl'l PU w/9' camper, Motors, 2925 Harbor We PER rond Sl7. 9SO W ht Sl97S "Int cond S2SOOM«t.73I~ rass New tires Xlnt Motors, 292S Harbor dwn. O.W.C. balance xlnt cond, sips 4, good Blvd . Costa Mesa OVE .73 Datsun cpel200.Sl900. w blk.to 760-llS0'7 494·99!5Q.ordo.!l '719 PASS.WGN c:ond S26SO 962 2314 Blvd · Cos ta Men Sl29K Bli::r. 675·9007. family RV , S2000 979·2500. Open 4th of Coodcondition ·74 911 , sepia brown, 79 conv Red white top Fullp~~~·$895 '80 CITATION 2dr. ~~~ 2500 Open 4th of 960-1725 eve. 546·9118 July Ii.. looll (213143H804 stereo. 31.000 m1. 5 spd. Excelnt cond moo OBO hatr hbk. xlnt rond. llK ~ 15' Thunderbird w/5C ~llin 9140 '74 lot'I Scout-must ForYou.rGood nawless cond, $12,200 Pa} dn to loan Take 'IORJYIEIA m1. V6, aut.o. a c, p 5, 71PLYMOUTH H.P. Johnsoo, trlr w/lgt ••••••••••••••••••••••• sac r, ps, pb. many VW, Poncheor Audi 1~~c2~~l~~ ~~ ::;!: 64S-2375or675-8638 O\'er paymnts 7ro.2544• Xlnl rond Afl options p b. lilt "heel. radio. HOllIOH wheels plnl. 557-2668 MOPED •~so miles. xlnl rood Best of· .,r mags, rar•ng u~ Xlnt •74 T ... 116... 637 4383 631·1629 ____ rad1alsi tll895SS7 ~ 4 door 4 speed. Super ~ fer 675-5267 826-7131 : u• "'" ""' ""' i3 VW SQUAREBACK I r k 57ClrisCNft 644·5llhl't.5:30 . ' € co nd S6800 OBO 497·S92264.S-~X3S4 EHlnt l'nnd New Cadllec 9915 '67 Clean. runs good r ean. r oo rac Solid Mahogany, gd PARTINGOlIT Tnteb 956G VW-PORSCHE·AUDI 76().0159 features Sacr1f1t•e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Body & intenor m good tolaOULA J cond With lent trailer PEUGEOT ....................... 445E CoastHiway '73 91IT, Targa. blk 'blli::. 12750 640 l»l COHTEMPLATIMG rond rrsoo eo 759 9282 $.12'5 SS,SOOor offer. Also 631·6910 (Van ) IO VW PICICUP at Bay•1de Dnve '75 D..._ 2101 mint! SOrig pnt. new C "'Df• a "'C? As_k for ~1m JIM MAI.IMO ° Fully loaded Radio. tires, 13,500 645 0315 7!1 VW RABBIT 62K mi. "' ~ VOL11SW Gb.t 18'trailer.1275 ll4oto dts/ Dynamite 4 speed with 1'!ewport8each 673-IXIOO stereo cassette Wire eves,752·n33da.\'._S \1•ry l(ood cond.S3900 We specialize UI leases 194!! G MC Pt: needs " A ....., 8:11-7070 Sc rec:: ti 50 stereo cassette Sharp! Premium prices wheels. SS.SOOor bsl ofr .56 PORSCHE Cpe 356. 54().100 for the business ex· paint, $700 Used 4 bolt 18711 Beach Blvd. Unirtite 31, lwn V8's, ..... ~.".............. 11Wl9790) paid for any used car l:!_l4l 64.S-4628 5 o "~ r ' s t o r e d .. 64 Cal Bu.i. am rm. new erut1ve & professional mags Fair shape SSO 142·2000 fbrg!s . newer engines, 77 Kawasaki 1000, full S5995 (forelgnordomesur1 '77 B210, auto, stereo, lo looks ·runs great! Ask· radials, lowered. full La~ SelKtioft B40 1125 '76 Plymouth ARROW radio. fat~o meter, dress,goodcond.$2100. JIMMARIMO ingoodcondlt1on. m1 , good ro nd . mg$5600S4().~ bra1 blue,$21S0960·2874 OftWwl981 Co"~ttt 9932 $2.~!0BO AC /DC refr1g, stove, 548.9058 VOLKSWAGEN See Us rst! ~tOB0.~7615 _ '65 Porsche 912 cpc. new Cacllacs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 641·1733 bait tank, good shape '79 Kawasaki· LTDIOOO 18711 Beach Blvd. I d •• '74 SEDAN S219S How a... r.t.....-Lt, '78 Corvette. Loaded • _ _.I 9965 SlipS3 SOl't 124 950 P P Flat 9725 e.ng, x nt con · ..,95o ·s1SQBKS895 "'~ Good c:ond Must sell nr ... ac 963-lsSs · ' · · Clean, 41nl m1. mags. 142~2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• firm !2131832·4367 642-6322 NABER~' $8700. call673-5296 •••••••••0 •••••••••••• 22' Se R In d discs. S2750 /oHer. ~-9570 '79Spyder.smk gry.xlnl ·73 911T Real clean. ·16 , all wht l'on vt '78 Trans Am 400 mg, a ay, 1 t con · 960-2874 •••••••••••0 .. •••••••• rond.loaded 16000 blk 1blk.newP·6'son7" Am Fm cass ,46M,xlnl (' \Dll l \ Cougar 9933 4spd,27Kmi.~ 200 Mere cruiser, many HARLEY DAVIDSON 45 '70 Ford. 6 cyl Runs ___ 559-6213 _ alloys, Korus. lowered. ,/ ~ "'1 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-099'7 xtras Aft6PM 832-81Z7 ood bod . rond $6500 644·4.'>79 1 .. 1.X>H.•rl •. 111,,. 70 Classic Cougar XR7, 9970 · ' Trike must see to ap. g . good Y & ltll. . '77 Xl9, silver. mags. new l8K on eng Best offer l"IMtdtrbird 45'SPOITASHB · te Auto . Sl3SO OBO. 19500 k '66 VW BUG new eng. • "'·''"''" '>.Jll ·~ 70,000 original miles precia · 546.3428, 557.J98t. J8118 llJrhm Hiid M 1rheI1 ns · am rm over la es new int, $1950 Xlnt cond New pa111t. .. .................. ~ .. '70, Tw. dsl's. 7"2KW, 646-:1196 . ro~tJ ,1,.,J ~ 0330 stereo. SJK. must sell, 957·0505 968 9028 am rm r as 5 e It e 1966 Thunderbtrd Classic. roadwarc, bAalan/P, 253 !.,wnK. Kawml '75 '69 DODGE VAN Pp WANTS 13595. 497·ml,499-1981 ltftCMllt 9755 '69 VW Convert~le. runs 79 CAIHLUC 645-4389 beRecent hnew motor. Will . . . ce . .,., . Onl 000 l r SOOOor bestofrer. u __ .... _ 972 SEVIWDfESiu ~ wort thousand more y 11 m $13SO/o 79 Preludewitha1r .._ 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• greet. S2.000 Ml'ST ~ O.....t-993 Bkr 675·9007, 960·1725 f 67,.6·,.,., · 494·378l ;rruigS26-.SLS •• 6 °""" .... 77 1 ,71 R 17 r-...._..a...1 AM FM radio. wi re v-r 5 tn a few years' <49191 eve er ,, ,,_. '79 DODGE VAN like nu ..!!:'_.........,_ ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • __, SF.LL646-8531 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1999 Bauer Motors, . VISITYOUR PS AC AIM FM t -whee l covers. tilt. ,"'IT ... a W"'U9'&A .'tO SU1UIO ~50f Top quality interior , apes; ·79 VW RABBIT 4spd. cruise, leather sphl '71PldHip150 292S Harbor Blvd .. Costa 1979"'pe"nnYan"'"26.•Slllllport With fa•nn.g, lilrt new /best898-S&51 htos.~ ORANGECOAST elec sunroof Clean 4dr.ar,amirm,reggas power seats, beautiful Lo m1 . xtra rlean. Mesa 979-25000pen4th •••••••••••••·········· S4750 t.JICN\ r ""2133 1 d d r J 1 f'isher. N.B. slip, 210hp ~ HO...,.DA ""91"" r,,.,., irm......-_ <K333YDlll oa e S3995 ~~)' f•lmfka.,! lirtMral 9701 ..... ,,....,. oN ~ 522264().5884 v 997~ turbo-diesel. Great for M BMW R-«>. I.SK mi. 70 Chevy. Step, window ••••••••••••••••••••••• HE "'D~ "'DTEDS •-IL I 9756 '80 lllbbit $1 2 500 . tC)O .. cruising or ftshing Im· w/acres. l owner. make A ""''El\ ''"""... oyu 2 dr rl A M F M Ford 9940 ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• mac. ' loaded w 1etec· offer. 54&6693 ~=~t.17u1!i~pg~t!'rl:~ BEACH T 0 A Y! ! ! ··;; iDEALERiiiuTf · cassett!n 4 ~pd 10.000 ml •••••••. ••••••••••••••• '74 Vega Hatchback. xlnt Ironies. 253 equity.1979 Blk Suzuki GS8SO. ComfyBeautyRestbed. IMPORTS UNIVERSITY ROY ~7750B964S0923 '78 Fiesta S port. cond. SIOOO. 673·1010. 73M620;evesSS7-9327 airscbocu .fullgauges. stereo cassette. New HA.HOllLVD. OLDSMOllU CARVER tng, steerang1brakes pp 536·1414 dys. OHSOHICI! S3SOO dn + $155 mo. Shaltdrive,discbrakes, Carpeted. AM/F M NOWON SALES&SERVICE ~ '11 VW Fastback. rblt AM FM cass. 12750 551 2345 '74 Carver 2.5', bristol xlnt rond. 12400 OBO Goodyear steel belted IN HONDA. ROllS·ROYC[ New SB radials, com· 5ll>·9~7 art 5iwknds '74 Street en.user. Xtra rood. 225 Chevy OMC 863-51191 A I I W e at h e r COSTAMISA (iMCRUCICS 1wiwmw.. pletely equipped for RV 1980 F-350 17,000 m1. new and clean. $2300 drive, lOHP aux motor, ...,. H..es. S./ tires /chains. New bat, 2850 Harbor Blvd. ~ •m~ towmj. 646-3794 loaded. Mark Stemmer 080. 537·1871Aft6. all xtru. By owner. l ... /S..... fl60 ma ni fold! muffler. IMPOIT COSTAME.5A '68 Baja Custom xlnt l.AWIA-• 96Cl-7377 --'71Vega 675·5861 ,...................... Dependable. 759-0271 SPECIALISTS 540.tMO CLOSED SUNDAYS cond $2300 ~ 8Ji<8Xl '78 Ford FIESTA deluxe good cond, air. S150 C ..... ._... WE CAM SELL Wot W..ted tStO LOOl(lll '68 Rolls Royce Phantom 964-ll88 xlnt cond D100 964·1702or96J..8121 '79 Nellcraf\ Cabin YOUR l.V •••••••• .............. , ••• 76 HONDA V limo, immac, xtru, '78 VW BUS 7 pass, 1976 Seville, lite blue. 964·:tl88 ·74 Wagon. 2Dr, auto, rblt Cruiser. lnrlNB ilip• • WE PAYTOPOOLLAR '71 M~63TraR3tl lndy CVCC hat chback 4 00000firm.67:J.m1, stereo/rass. xlnt eond. 35,000 miles. 1 owner. '62 Falcon Wgn, 6cyl, eng.Xlnt.1121M>/ofr.l8th trlr. Replacement value W.-1* fo r top used ca rs· speed. Cut.e as a bug ! Toyota 97'5 ~ llkr new Must see. auto, 48K ml, one onw. at Riversi de, CM. $21 ,000, a a k l n gFor Rent 20 ' Motor foreign, domeatics or ·1~~'t·~ (658PQH) ....................... 494·6:m 675·7707 ~99-5754 _ 631·3199,67s.830'7 $13,SOO/bstolr.673-t411 Home , clean. Call classics. 11 your car is 11 g..:.t. 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