HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-07-26 - Orange Coast PilotBy .JODI CADSNRl!AD ................
At 81, Sarah still has a hard
time ta1kiDC about the months
the apeet lt Auadlwlts, a ~ul
concentration camp ln Poland
where 4 milllGo people died and
OA.ly 80,000 1W'Ylved.
Tbe numbers are so sta11er-
ln1 and the atories have been
told so many Umes that in a
sense we no Jm:aser hear them. if
we ever did. Sarah, a retired
psychiatrist Uvtn1 lo Irv~e
a1reed to an lotervlew only
became of the diaaoftaat voices
now rUini to say the Holocaust
never happened.
"When I flt'St beard that peo.
pie were saying tbat I was
shocked," sbe s.ald. "What aboUt
my mother and fatber a.nd
erandparents. u tbeJ coukl say
it llev• happened, tbea it could
happen again."
Friday night S.,ab w8tebed
''Return to AuschwltJ," a
televisiQD documentary about a
woman named Kitty Felix Hart
who returned to the concentra·
Uon camp where she bad spent
ber 18th year.
"No, I would not return to
Auschwitz," Sarah said as the
empty barracu now overrun
with areen grass rolled aCJ'Ols
the •creen. ''Why sboUld I! I
have it all here1 ln my mind."
Words like nightmare and
cruelly lose their mHDin1 ln the
stories camp survivors tell. To
talk about that time, even now,
PEEK-A-800 -Heading for the horizon on its
/ way to lighting up other lands, the sun slowly
sets behind observation plaUorm overlooking
baseball fields at Tewlnkle Park in Costa
Mesa.
SUNDAY SPE CIAL
I
the Atomic Safety and Licenallle
Board are scheduled to resume
later this month in San Dle10
'.and then again ln late Au1ust I The heatings. are for a fUll·
1>0wer license .for. unit$ 2 and 3, \iv~ch Edison ,officiala hope to
see In operation by early 1982 in
,There had been
1 'a lot of pressure
from members of
1Congressi to
\~eed up licens-
ing ..
I
.._. ttil ...
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OHl\N (~£COU NIY C AllfOHNIA . ·,1 1 lfNT '-.
scars run
dred1ea t.lP painful bidden
memories that are often left un·
spoken. Tbouab 36 years have
passed, she asked that her real
name not be used.
Sarah was born in Debrecen,
Httn1ary in 1915. The daughter
of a railroad executive, she led a
"very sheltered llfe" and al·
tended a Protestant bigh school.
The family was not religious.
She was one' or three Jews ad-
mitted to the medical school
where she met her future
husband.
·•By the time I got Into
medical school there were
already demonstrations against
the Jews," she said. "J re·
member once tbere was shout·
Ing and pushing and two fellow
students escorted me away."
The situation worsened until
by the time she graduated. no
Jews were allowed to ~nter
medicine. To keep up her educa·
lion she worked free for a small
I deep I
Jewish hospital In the coun-
tryside and tutored children in
the afternoon.
When the government refused
to allow the Jewish school to
operate any longerJ she moved
the children into ner parenta'
roomy home.
It was March 1944 when the
Germans began an earnest U ·
sault on the Jews in Hungary.
They began by first forcing Jews
(See HOLOCAUST, Page AZ)
Shaky truce rattled
by heavy shelling
TEL AVIV, Israel CAP> -A
radical Palestinian guerrilla
group claimed responsibility
Saturday for three breaches of a
U .$.·mediated cease·fire in
s~uthem Lebanon and declared
that it would ignore the truce.
The Popular Front for the
Liberation of Palestine, General
Command, said in a statement
released in Beirut that it would
continue its shelling or northern
l&Pael and the lsraeli·backed
Christian enclave in southern
Lebanon. A United Nations
spokesman said the enclave was
bit by more than 100 rockets and
artillery rounds Saturday.
Israel reported two other
Palestinian barrages of rockets
and artillery shells Friday night,
hours after U.S. emissary Philip
C. Habib announced the cease·
fire. At least one rocket lapdecl
in ltrleJ, but Israeli gunners did
not shoot back, Israel's millt.ary
command said. The Lebanese
CbriJtian militias also did not
return the fire, Lebanese
sources said.
The Ubyan·backed PFLP-GC
led by Ahmed Jebril and based
in southern Lebanon said it
would ''hit the Israeli enemy
with au our capabilities and throup au Arab fronta ...
·'Our rockets and artillery
. shelled the occupied lands
despite the cease-fire because
we believe that the revolution
should continue," the statement
s aid.
The PFLP-GC is a member or
Vasser Arafat's Palestine
Liberation Organization, an um·
brella organization for haJf a
dozen guerrilla groups. There
was no immediate comment
from the PLO on the PFLP·GC
defiance of the truce.
Saturday's attack was the
third Palestinian breach in less
than 24 hours after guns were
silenced al 1:30 p.m . Friday
following 15 days of cross·border
fighting that killed more than
450 people in Lebanon and six in
Israel.
Israel's military command
said one resident of Marjayoun,
the headquarters of Christian
militia leader Maj. Saad Had·
dad, was wounded in the latest
barrage.
The United Nations, which keeps 6,000 peacekeeping troops
in southern Lebanon. protested
the shelling lo the PLO in
Beirut, spokesman Timor
Goksel said.
Arafat, chairman of the PLO,
told a Beirut news confettnce
that his guenillu would abide
by the truce but that "ceasing
Reagan says Casey
'ought to remain'
W ASlilNGTON CAP) -Presi-
dent Reagan believes CIA Direc-
tor William J . Casey "definitely
ought to remain on the job" if
his only fault was poor judg-
ment in picking the chief of the
agency's clandestine service, a
White House spokesman said
Saturday.
However, said presidential
spokesman David Gergen, if
there are other findings against
the embattled CIA director -
sucb as new evidence of wrong·
doing in his past financial deal·
ings -the president would have
to review the matter.
Meantime, a source close to
the Senate Intelligence Commit·
tee said Saturday. that the panel
will decide Tuesday whether to
hire Fred Thompson , a
Nashville, Tenn., attorney, as
special counsel for Its Casey in·
quiry. Thompson, a close as·
sociate of Senate Majority
Leader Howard Baker, served
as minority counsel of the
Senate's Watergate Committee
in 1973.
The source, who asked not to
be named, also said the panel's
inqutrr. will look into the
possibility that Casey may have
given inconsistent testimony
about b1a role in a Securities and
Excban1e Commlulon lo·
veatieation in 1972 of financier
Robert L. Vesco.
Casey bas testified ln court
and before Coneres• that when
he chaired the SEC, be relayed a
White House requeat to poatpone
a SEC interview wttb Vesco untU
after the 1f72 presidential elec·
tion. SEC lnvntl••ton refuled
to comply with the requeat.
A larae contributor to then·
President Ni:xon's 1912 r•·
election eampalp, Ve1co later
w11 acCUMd of lootinl an lavllt·
ment fuDd and bu fted tile COUD· try ~ avo6d pro1ecuUon.
ln IDOtber' development, some
members of the House ID ·
teW.-ee Committee bav• writ·
ten to Reaaaa. prot.1UB1 • pla~ CIA co•ert actklD ln
Atrlea, aald Jlep. Clement
tibJocld. D-Wla.. • Tr-mem\w. Tbl adlaili w ,... DOIM llJ C..:,'1 team at CIA • ... ,......,... ..... rtf1111il
to d~ cletaDa of • -~· tkla ar loeaUoa m Alllea. ra•toc!kt, bowevn, nalet CMlt
Libya as the location.
·'There was some reservation
about the covert action,"
Zablocki said. "I think the com·
mittee has a right to voice its
concern."
A source close to the House In·
telligence Committee said there
was no indication that Reagan
had decided lo call off or alter
the covert action because of the
committee's criticism, made
within the past few weeks.
Rea1an's support for Casey,
relayed by Gergen, puts the
president firmly at odds with
Sen. Barry Goldwater, R·Arlz .•
chairman of the Senate In·
telligence Committee.
Goldwater publicly criticized
Casey and called for his reslgna·
lion last week for selecting Max
Hugel, a businessman with little
experience in the intelligence field for the highly sensitive jl)b
of spymaster. Hugel already has
resigned following charges
about his own business deallngs.
Casey's business background
is being reviewed by the In·
telligence Committee after a
judge's finding that he and other
directors of a now·defunct com·
pany knowingly misled
stockholders.
'
ON THE INSIDE
NIGB'l'S AllE NICE -For
some, IOiDI to wort after the
sun 1oes down means conve·
nlence, economy and tree
daytime houn. And a surprialnc
staUstic shows one·fourtb ol the
countyfa work force earm their
paychecks in darkneu. See
Pa1ec1.
FlDDLIN' A&OVND -When
be 1ot hil ftnt TV Job, he was
called "utilitJ face." Now, after
numerous televlalon rol11,
Henchel Bernardi ll Tevye Jn
tbe Lincola c.t• re.tval ol the
claaatc ''Fiddler on the Roaf."
See Pap Cf.
aATrUNG na avcu -KHptq.·tb• Golden Tlmen Hlltor cltl8eal cent. la COit& Mn~ ..U4Uftldeat bu beea a
POlat ~ pride for UM Nnpart
Cb1pter Of. NaUDBal ClaarltJ
fire does not mean peace. To
achieve peace we must have a
permanent solution, a just solu-
tion taking into consideration
the Palestinian rights."
Habib left Jerusalem Satur-
day for Washington to brief
President Reagan. who withheld
shipments of F·l6 fighter jets to
Israel because of its attac~ oo
Palestinian targets in Lebanon.
Outage
darkens
Newport
Thousands of residenl8 and
weekend fun.seekers alone one
of the busiest sections of the
Orange Coast watched traffic
snarl and their plans stall in a
power failure late Saturday af-
ternoon that affected some areas-
for nearly two hours and others
for more than three hours. ·
The outage blacked out all
traffic control signals as well as
some 3,000 homes and busi-
nesses in a section or Newport
Beach roughly bounded by
Pacific Coast Highway on the
north. Newport Boulevard on the
west, Jamboree Road on the
east and the Pacific Ocean on
the south. according lo Southern
Ca lifornia Edi s on Co .
spokesman Ken Bellis.
Bellis said all of Balboa
Peninsula lost Its power in the
outage, and that Hoag Memorial
Hospital was forced to use aux-
iliary generators when it lost
power. Bellis said about half of
the affected power customers!
were homes, the rest mostly
bus inesses. 1 Newport Beach Police report·
ed oo injuries and few problems!
aside from snarled traffic result-I
Ing from lhe outage. Dlspatcher1 Susah Armstrong said six of·
ricers were sent to the affec~
sections of Pacific Coastl
Highway to direct traffic.
The· only other problem police
reported was the sounding of a
number of security alarms
caused by the breakdown.
Bellis said power was lost in
the area at 4:47 p.m. when a
splice connecting two un·
dergound cables falled in a spot
beneath 16th Street, just east oC
Monrovia Street on the Newport·
Costa Mesa line. The failure re.
suited in the line belng separat·
ed.
Once the problem was located ·
cr ews were able to restore
power to about half of those af.
·fected at 6:35 p.m., Bellis said.
The remainder got their power
back at about 8 p.m .
·.
League. But a remodelin1 pro-
j ec t ls sappin1 tbe 1roup'1
finances. See Pase A'I.
A •EAL ooa&E• -BoUHq
fine wine wU.b a ~·cort" made
out or 1>4trochemical1! For
many wine connoi11eun tbe
very concept la ddtutetul. B\at a
New Jersey firm ls bettlnl the
snobbilh preference tor nalunl
bark coru will soften ln , ... ot
"CeUukorka!' See P~l"e A1'.
By .JODI CADBNUAD .,. .. ..., .... _
At •. Sarah atW has a bard
Ume talkinc about the months
abe speat at AUldlw1ta, a ~ui
concentratian camp 1n Poland
where 4 miWGD ,.ople died and
oaly eo,oob survived.
The numben are so sta,.er·
ln1 and tbe stories have been
told ao many times that in a
sense we no loaler hear tht'IQ. if
we ever did. Sarah, a retired
psychiatrist Uvin1 in Irv~e
a1reecl to an interview onb
became ol the dluoftot volcea
now NlD8 to say tbe Holocaust ·
never happened.
"When I tint bHrd that peo-
ple were aayln1 tbat I was
shocked," she said. "What about
my mother and fatlaer and
1raodparenta. If &My c:uukl •Y
lt -never bapReQed, t.bea it eould
happee aaain ...
Friday n11ht Sjfah wetebld
''Return to Auscbwlts," a
televia~ documentary about a
woman named Kitty Felix Hart
wbo returned to tbe cencmtra·
tloe camp where she bad spent
her lab rear. •·No, would not retW"D to
Auschwitz," Sarah Hid u tbe
empty barracks now overrun
wltb ll'eeft grus rolled aeross
the •creen. "Why abould IT I ll*ve lt all bere, tn my mind."
Words like nlthtmare ud
cnaeJty loee theJr meaa.lq in tbe
stortes camp sllrviYort tell. To
talk about that time, even now,
PEEK-A-800 -Heading for the horizon on its
way to lighting up other lands, the sun slowly
sets behind observation platform overlooking
baseball fields at Tewfnkle Park in Costa
Mesa.
SUNDA Y SPlCIAL
I
\he Atomic Safety and LlceDlinc
Board are scheduled to resume
later this month in Sall Die10
and then again ln late Aupat..
1 The heattngs are f~ a full.
~wer license for. unU• 2 and 3,
wl\ich Edison .omcia11 hope to
aee 1n operation by early 1182 in
,There had been
I' a lot of. pressure
from members of
tCongressi to
rpeed up licens-
ing · ....
..
1 HU\N( ;f c ()I IN 1 Y (Al If OllNIA . •,11 Cl N 1 ·,
scars run
dredeea up painful bidden
memories that are often left un-
spoken. lboutb 38 years have
passed, ahe asked that her real
name not be used.
Sarah waa born in Debrecen,
Hmieary in 1915. The dau,hter
of a railroad executive, sbe eel a
''very sheltered life" and at·
tended a Protestant hilh 1cbool.
The family was not religious.
She was one' of three Jews ad·
milted to the medical school
where she met her future
husband.
·•By the llme I got into
medical school there were
already demonstrations againat
the Jews," she said. "J re·
member once there was shout·
ing and pushing and two fellow
student.a escorted me away."
The situation worsened until
by the time she graduated, no
Jews were allowed to enter
medicine. To keep up her educa-
tion she worked free for a small
Jewish hospital In the coun·
tryside and tutored chUdren in
the a~ernoon.
When the government refused
to allow the Jewish school to
operate any longerJ she moved the children into ner parents'
roomy home.
It was March 19« when the
Germans began an earnest U ·
sault on the Jews lo Hunaary.
They began by first rorcina Jews
(Sff HOLOCAUST, Pase A%)
Shaky truce rattled
by heavy shelling
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -A
radical Palestinian guerrilla
group claimed responsibility
Saturday for three breaches of a
U.S . -mediated cease-fire in
s~uthern Lebanon and declared
that it would ignore the truce.
The Popular Front for the
Liberation of Palestine, General
Command, said in a statement
released in Beirut that ll would
continue its shelling of northern
IHael and the Israeli-backed
Christian enclave in southern
Lebanon. A United Nations
spokesman said the enclave was
bit by more than 100 rockets and
artillery rounds Saturday.
Israel reported two other
Palestinian barrages of rockets
and artillery shells Friday night,
hours after U.S. emissary Philip
C. Habib announced the cease-
flre. At least one rocket lac>ded
iA hf8el, but Israeli gunnert dld
not shoot back, Israel's military
command said. The Lebanese
CbrUtian militias also did not
return the fire, Lebanese
sources said.
The Ubyan-backed PFLP-GC
led by Ahmed Jebril and based
in southern Lebanon said it
would "bit the Israeli enemy
with all our capabUlties and.
throqb an Arab front-...
"Our rockets and artillery
shelled the occupied lands
despite the cease-fire because
we believe that the revolution
should continue,'' the statement
said.
The PFLP-GC is a member of
Vasser Arafat's Palestine
Liberation Organization, an um-
brella organization ror halr a
dozen guerrilla groups. There
was no immediate comment
from the PLO on the PFLP-GC
defiance of the truce.
Saturday's attack was the
third Palestinian breach in less
than 24 hours after guns were
silenced at 1:30 p.m. Friday
following 15 days of cross-border
fighting that killed more than
450 people in Lebanon and six in
Israel.
Israel's military command
said one resident of Marjayoun,
the headquarters of Christian
militia leader Maj. Saad Had~
dad, was wounded in the latest
barrage.
The United Nations, which
keeps 6,000 peacekeeping troops
in southern Lebanon, protested
the shelling to the PLO In
Beirut, spokesman Timor
Goksel said.
Arafat, chairman of the PLO,
told a Betrut news conference
that .blJ suerrillu would abide
by the truce but that ''ceasing
Reagan says Casey
'ought to remain'
WASfDNGTON CAP> -Presi-
dent Reagan believes CIA Direc-
tor William J . Casey "definitely
ought to remain on the job" if
hls only fault was poor judg-
ment in picking the chief of the
agency's clandestine service, a
White House spokesman said
Saturday.
However, said presidential
spokesman David Gergen, if
there are other findings against
the embattled CIA director -
sucb as new evidence of WTOlll·
doing in bis past financial deal·
ings -the president would have
to review the matter.
Meantime, a source close to
the Senate Intelligence Commit·
tee said Saturday, that the panel
will decide Tuesday whether to
hire Fred Thompson, a
Nashville, Tenn., attorney, as
special counsel for Its Casey in·
quiry. Thompson, a close as-
sociate of Senate Majority
Leader Howard Baker, served
as minority counsel of the
Senate's Watergate Committee
in 1973.
The source, who asked not to
be named, also said the panel's
inquiry will look Into tbe
possibility that Casey may have
elven lnconalstent testimony
•bout h1a role in a Securitiea and
Exchange Commlaaion in·
vesUcation in 1972 of financier
Robert L. Vesco.
Casey bas tettifled lD court
an4 before Contreas that when
be cbaired the SEC, be relayed a
White House request to poltpCllle
a SEC lnterview witb V4Sc:o UDtiJ
after the 1972 presidential elec·
lion. SEC lnveatt1aton refused
to comply with the requeat.
A larp coatributor to then·
PrHldeDt Nixon'• 1972 re-
elecdGD campalp, Vetco later
WU tieemld ol lOCJUnl 8D iDVllt•
meat ftmd and bu ft.ct tbe caun-
ll'f to 1"'4 pro1ecutlon.
ID anotber u•elopineDt, IOllM
memben of th• House ID ·
tem.-ee Committee be•• writ· tea to ftea1an, prolett.lil I
plaa.d CIA ~.-rt actloli lD
Afrlea. 1atd ·Rep. Clement
lablodd, D-W'll.. a oommtttee
....... ..._ aetkin d lll'O' = .. CllMJ~= = -~tlM .~~ • ID Al'ltei. A•••oc.ild. bo••••r. me41 ot1t
Libya as the location.
''There was some reservation
about the covert action,''
Zablocki said. "I think the com·
m lttee has a right to voice its
concern."
A source close to the House In-
telligence Committee said there
was no indication that Reagan
had decided to call off or alter
the covert action because of the
committee's criticism, made
within the past rew weeks.
Reaean's support for Casey,
relayed by Gergen. puts the
president firmly at odds with
Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz.,
c hairman of the Senate In·
telligence Committee.
Goldwater publicly criticized
Casey and called for his resigna-
tion last week for selecting Max
Hugel, a businessman with little
experience .in the Intelligence
field for the bigbiy sensitive j'>b
of spymaster. Hugel already bas
resigned following charges
about his own business dealings.
Casey's business background
is being reviewed by the In·
telllgence Committee after a
judge's finding that he and other
directors of a now·defunct com·
pany knowingly misled
stockholders.
\
ON THE INSIDE
NIGHTS AJlE NICE -For
some, IOiDI to work aft.er tbe
aun 1oes down m••ns conve-
n le n ce, economy and free
dayUme hours. And a surprialna
staUatic showa one-fourth ol the
county1s work rorce earns their
paychecks In darkness. See
Pate Cl.
PIDDUN' AaGUND -Wben
he tot hll flnt TV tob, be was
called "utlUty face.' r Now. after
numerous lelevl1ton roles,
Henchel BernardJ ta T•¥19 Jn
the Uneoln c.ter reYival ol the
claolc "Plddler on the Roal."
See PqeC'f.
UTIUNG roa aucu -
KHplDI tbe Golden Tl.-atn tenlor dtlaenl center la CoMa
··~ Nlf4uftlclent hu a.. a PGIDt ot pride for the N..;.ort
Chapter of N1Uoeal Charity
fire does not mean peace. To
achieve peace we must have a
permanent solution, a just solu·
tion taking into consideration
the Palestinian rights."
Habib lert Jerusalem Satur-
day for Washington to brief
President Reagan, who withheld
shipments or F-16 fighter jets to
Israel because of its attacks on
Palestinian targets in Lebanon.
Outage
darkens
Newport
Thousands ot residents and
weekend run-seekers alona one
of the busiest sections of the
Orange Coast watched traffic
snarl and their plans stall in a
power failure late Saturday af.
ternoon that affected some areas-
for nearly two hours and others
for more than three hours. ·
The outage blacked out all
traffic control signals as well as
some 3,000 homes and busi-
nesses in a section of Newport
Beach roughly bounded by
Pacific Coast Highway on the
north, Newport Boulevard on the
west, Jamboree Road on the
east and the Pacific Ocean on
the south, according to Southern
Californi a Edison Co .
spokesman Ken Bellis.
Bellis said all or Balboa
Peninsula lost its power in the
outage, and that Hoag Memorial
Hospital was forced lo use aux-
iliary generators when it lost
power. Bellis said about ball of
the affected power customers!
were homes, the rest mostly
businesses.
Newport Beach Police report· 1
ed no injuries .and few problemsl
aside from snarled tra{fic result-
ing from the outage. O)spatcher,
Susan Armstrong said slx of-
ficers were sent to the affec~
s ections of Pacific Coastl
Highway to direct traffic.
The·only other problem police
reported was the sounding of a
number of security alarms
caused by the breakdown.
Bellis said power was lost in
the area at 4:47 p.m. when a
s plice connectine two un-
dergound cables failed in a spot
beneath 16th Street, just east of
Monrovia Street on the Newport·
Costa Mesa line. The failure re-
sulted in the line being separat·
ed.
Once the problem was located
crews were able lo restore
power to about half of those af.
"fected at 6:35 p.m., Bellis said.
The remainder got their power
back at about 8 p.m.
Lea1ue. But a remodelln1 pro-
j ec t 11 sappin1 the 1roup'1
finances. See Pace A '1.
A •EAL cousa -Bottliq
tine wine witb a "cork"' made
out of petrochemlcala? Por
many wine connol11eura tbe
very concept is diltaatefUI. But a
New Jersey firm la bettlnc tbe
snobbish preference for natural
bark corks will soften ln f a'Yor o(
"Cellukorka.'' See Pate Al4.
r
Orange Cout DAll:V PtLOT/lunday, ~uty 29, 1881
····doo•o,... .... ,, .• Iota of aun Ind tt'1 rom1n Ind
hl1torlc11.1 Ult• ~y. then •
boatt to 111 thl dlffweftt lllendt."
-AnM Wlltlam1.e VaMeww, ....... .....,,,
"l'dgo to Europe, tapecl1Uy Italy •
and GrMCt blcMM .. tM archetofoglcal things there. 1 ltulMM
archaeology In achOot Md t,'dlO to
museums, digs, whtrevtr I COWdlD
to flf'd artifacts. Besldea, lt'a roman.
tic In Italy and Greece."
-LynM Ktett.r .. VaMM'VW,
1wltch1Merd.,....tor:
''Australia. Maybe Ntw z .. tand
too. The bffchtl end sc~nery ere sup-
posed to be fantastic •nd I've never
been there but people I know MY It's
wonderful. Some frl9('ds of mine llvtd
there and they really tllttd It a lot."
-Randy Ashton of Newport BHch,
business owner:
"l'dgotoAustrallaforsure. The
surfing Is great and I've got friends
there who love It. Besides, there art
lots of nice girls there and It's not too
expensive a place to stay for awhile."
~,, -Trllll O'Kane of Tustin, spairnanaeer:
.~
I'. ill
"If I could go anywhere I'd goto
Egypt. I'd love to see the pyramids
because 1 llkearchaeology. l'dllketo
find a big site, discover a I~ lost •
~~\~'1°:~1c;c,1·bt·~C~~h~1t=3·
be a permanen vacafloh."
-Dennis Smith of Costa Mesa,
mec"-ic:
"I would take off on my Harley If I
didn't have this cast on my leg. I'd
head for Montana, N. Dakota,
Canada, maybe Alaska. I'd Insist on
taking my bike, but If I couldn't, I'd
take a V.W. camper."
-Helen 0' Rourke of CosU MeM,
retlNd:
''I'd go to Coronado Island because
It's a great place. I'd stay at the hotel
which was bul It In 1885 and stlll looks
brand new. It's magnificent. The
grandchildren could surf behind the
hotel and I've heard that the waves
are better than Hawaii."
-D~n Rice of Huntlft9tot1 BHch,
clerk:
"Las Vegas, If I had unllmlted
money. I lovetogamble,sol'dhead
for the blackjac~tables and tf I
wasn't lucky, I'd hit the street and
find some action there."
-~rcus Dietz of Costa Meu,
stucl9et:
"I'd goto Engl•nd and see all the
castles. I've never been to Europe
and l'dllketoseethehlstorythere. I
don't think I'd make the royal wed-
ding, that's a little above me."
I G'e'm company offer. rewbid
f Dn'IOIT (AP) -A New
York,.. eompuy .. Offertna a Walden llartu1 Ltd. offered f $100,000 reward for the return a( th• reward the day after •toDll
S3 mllllon in diamonds •tolen ran1lnc in 1lJe from one to four
from a rental car beln1 UHd by carats were taken from Uie mi·
one of their representatlv• in attellded car, 11ld Detrolf police Detroit, police said. lmpedor Dould Pohl.
IAN FllANCJICO (AP> -
Thi• " the WHk•nd Of doom fol' tht huih INlabard or•barda Md llld• of 11l&Ucon Valley' ad
.. , Ill Pl'lntllCO Pt .... Ula.
n tht war 11a•••t U•• M1dlt11r1n11n truU n)', a vte--lor~ 111rctTn la no 11rdell 1t all. 1rh1 111111 on r11ld1sat, ot th•
ttrH, 1lrt1d~ bomb.,._. wtth
m•l•\hion 1nCI 1ubJ1C!t to l'QUlar fruit •••r~hM at roadbloeia on
lh1lr t11ll1 frffway commute,
111111 h•vt bt n ordtrtcl to 1trip lt\ lrult and v111tabl• from their 1.rd1 or race mild•·
n1tanor chart"·
<'1llt0tni1 otflcl1l1 IO far have blocked 1U1mpt1 by otbtr natee , to lmJ)OIN tot.ab qUManUMI on
fruit rrom OUllld• lht lnlt1taUon arta. lltlleopter 1pr1yln1 ol tbe
pt1tlt'lckt, once fltrcely fousbt,
hu 1ttll1d Into • nlthtly
routine.
But now otnclal• are cracktna
down on reluctant draftffl ln
the war 111h11t the crop-rulnina
modtly.
On Monday, hundreds or
workert wlll tan out throuah the
170·•quaro-mlle atrlp sone
.-rmtd with notices that aive
re1lclent.1 48 hours to 1et rid of
any of more than 200 type9 of
plant.I In which the peat lays its ens.
If they refuse, "the matter
will be turned over to tbe local
authorities," project spokesman
Dick Thompson said .Saturday.
The maximum fine : $500 or six
months 1n jail.
In recent weeks, uncounted
tons or produce already have
been stripped and left in plastic
bags, sometimes swollen and
splitting with rotting fruit, along
the well·trimmed suburban
sidewalks of Palo Alto, Los
Altos, San Jose and a score of
other cities.
Many of those residents
already had ravaged their
gardens in similar efforts last
winter and in recent weeks.
There are even spies 1n this
vegetable kingdom war .
Thousands of people, exhausted
and scratched after ripping out
their beloved gardens, have
called to lhform on nei1hbors
whohavenot. "''• ty
"We have quite a few people
in Palo Alto who are overly con-
cerned about their neighbors,"
said a man who refused to give
his name, manning the phone
banks at the Palo Alto medfly
center.
Even the well·intentioned
have bad a hard time obeying
the state's emergency decrees,
according to city workers. .
•'They're confused because
the information we get keeps
changing," said Cindy Gerndt,
who worked medfly information
phones in Mountain View.
From Page A1
ONOFRE • • •
...............
TIN "lw~" wa1 Mwloped bl/ Dwight LoMeu, right, and hU father, John, to provide better help
for INUcopC~ re1cue tnctfnu. TM cal'ftlle, which would be~ from a chopper in {Ught, ooul4 be
owt/Ut«I cu on nJWrQmct/ mdcal care fadlit11. Patient• could be treated right after pklalp.
'Hellcapsuk' may make
life eQSier for rescuers
By STEVE T&IPOLI county health ofnclala are very lnterated ln ita °' .. ,...,._...., poaalbilltles, Lohrenz aaid. Uthe Helieapau.Je la ac·
In two year, 11 a helicopter pilot in Vietnam
and 1even more yeara n~ beUeopt.en for tbe
Pom°"' Police Department, Huntln&U>n Beach
resident 1 I>Jrtsbt Lohrenz learned tbat even a
bJahly qiobile nytn1 machine wu often i.ocapable
of provtdina needed help for lrUured l*'IODI.
cepted here -Lohrenz confidinlly aaya "when" it
ia accepted -Lohrenz thinlu hit idea will catch on
in many other places.
Tbougb it was orialnaJly conceived aa a
medical evacuation unit, Lohrenz la now talking
about wsing the HeUcapsule u a containerized
carao transporter and to deliver diauter relief
teams to areu such u larre forest ftreS where
helicopters cannot land. He bu applied for a pa-
tent for the invention.
In aome 1pots tbere w11 no place to land and a
rope·Wl, the onJy option left, a1eravated tbe vie·
Um'a U:tjury. At other Umes, Lohrem watched pa·
tient.a suffer while strapped to a litter C>UUlde tbe
helicopter, unable to receive attention while en
route to a hospital.
About two years ago ~ •~ an idea that
be hopes wiU change aU tUt. On Saturday, the
prototype of that idea sat ln bl.a driveway, the first
step ln what Lohrenz bopea will be a aeries of 1teps
Tbouab Lohrenz originated the idea, the actual
construction of the fiberglus capsule wu a joint
effort lbared by bis father, John, a raldent of the
Lemon Hetcbt.a area outside of 'tUsun.
Tbe youn1er Lohrenz said bl.I father, who once
deslgfted ractna cars and boat.a, helped engineer
that will bring the idea into wide uae. tbe capsule prototype. •
LobrenJ sald his experience ln helicopter• COD·
vlnced him that a aphere·shaped capsule would be
beat, because any object with a fiat area on it
twists and turns in flight until the fiat area races
forward, impedln1 the helicopter's speed and
maneuverability.
"It's called the Helicai-ule. It's compact and
made to be suspended from a hundred·foot cable
beneath a helicopter. Lohrenz 11ya the capsule can
carry a medical crew and supplies and can be
uaed to treat palientl 11 aoon u they are picked
up. It also can be lbwered into places ,vbere a
helicopter cannot land. '
•. The 1lreet1 a.n~ hlab~ le~ 1e
County are a perfect piace f« ill ~. I.net
The doui:I ·layer fiberglua construction of the
Helica,,.ule i: withstand a for. ce of 77 ,200 PGQDds
per ,...,e Loty-en1 •aid.. Jn cue .of U'ouJ>le
(See RD..IC L.E, ••ie Al) ' .. -I
From Page A1 ) •
I
HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR REMEMBERS •••
to wear yellow •larJ ~nd later
barred them from o•nlna abopl
or property. •
Despite the srave warntnis of
thing• to come, the Jewa of
Debrecen refused to believe
what wu happening.
"There wu a complacency of
silence," said Sarah'• huaband,
who wu ln a labor camp at the
time. "Someho1v we didn't want
to know. Tbe deportation wu
aotn1 on alone the border.
• 1 Everyone knew. And of
course everyone waa very much
upset tor them," he aald. ''No, it
couldn't happen to us. Always
there was an excuse for why
they went.''
But it did happen. Not all at
once, but gradually. On May lS
all Jews were ordered to pack
up theii belongings and move in·
to a segregated area in the
western part or the city. Nazi
guards patrolled the nine-foot
fence surrounding the ghetto.
''Each peraen waa assigned a
two by two meter area to live,"
said Sarah. "I remember my
mother had a little flour and
cooking oil."
Witbln two weeks the entire
popalatioo ol le••, m•tly old
men, women abd cbildten, were
berded into a brick factQr)' cm
tbe outakirts ol town.
They lived in a loft, with no
room to even lie down and very
little to eat.
"My srandmotbet waa over
80. I remember 1be uted my
mother to help her •••b. I beard
lat.er she died durtna the trip to
Auschwitz and they Just threw
her body out."
On the last ntabt in the brick
yard, her father aJipped and
broke his leg. "I spent the whole
night trying to find a piece of
wood for a splint. But there wu
nothing there, just a mass of
people."
Standing in the morning light
on June 29, waitin1 for a train
for Auschwitz, wu the last time
Sarah saw her parents.
"We were herded Into the
wagons llite animals with 70 or
80 people," she said. "We
couldn't move. We went day and
night."
It was 2 a.m. on July 3 when
she reached the Nada· lareest
death camp.
"It was an eerie place. I had
never MIO 1&aeb a place. Tbey
were llb8dowy people, but tJaey
dldn 't le)Ot Ute people. Tbey
were 10 pale and tblD, like
sk.eletena."
For the next year 1.be •• to remain there with her two Iii·
ter1-ln·law, and ber best friend.
Immedlately tbe youn1, the
side apd the old were 1eparated
from the atroq, healthy people.
Het clothes were tUen and
her head wu shaved. Every day
the women stood five deep amder
the hot sun. "SOme Juat fell out
and we never saw then1 again."
Food consisted or a dally ra·
tion ot black bread the size of a
Clst and a slimy gray liquid that
tasted like medicine. Water was
distributed once a day from a
cart that was quickly swarming
with thirsty human bein11.
''This awful situation really
brought out the best. I want that
to be known,•' sbe .sail.
"Everyone really tried to help
the other one." ·
Within two montba , Uie
Germans, who were by this time
nearing defeat, decided to mole
some of the women frotn
<See AUSCHWITZ, Pa1e AJ)
OBIE SPORTS .L Tl).
Featuring ... ..
.......... ~-.
uke S 'need irn~ge'
hysicist stresses .nuclear b~nefits , safety
J0D NEEDBAll ..........
enca'a nuclear eatablllb-
.. 'ID•t -beset wilb public dll·
. ~ ud bewUdermet)t -needs I~ 1enerate more 1oodwill by ' ~promotine tbe benefits and aale-~11 ol ita product.
: Tbat't lbe op1Non of Al Baiet· 11. a certillecl health pbyalcllt f and pro.nuclear spokesman ln
•· the conUnuiaf llcenain& bear· r ln11 ol two new unita at the San
Onofre ~uclt!ar Generatina Sta·
Uon MUtb of 5aJl C\emente.
"Our induatry ba been mere-
ly reaetina to what the anti·
nucle-r forcea are saying,"
Baletti Mid, "rather than taking
the . olfenalve and telling the
public Qui" side.''
Baietti la a 30-year veteran of ! the nuctear induatry, currenUy
-.. employed u rJldlological control
. ..director for ICN Pharma··
'ceuticals in Irvine.
...,""' ....... DEF~NDS NUCLEAR POWER
Phylicilt Al Baietti
tbeae have been atable fer eou," 8aiettl said .• .,....., se
devpld ol water ao there it 80
vector for radtoactlvltJ to
esca~.··
He added that Calllornla ...
duce• more atomic wut. tllall
the comblnecl output ol all the
western stat.el escept ,._.., llut
there it no d.ilpoeal site ID the
state.
"OW' aovernor it o1 tbe Ollin-
lon that some other state
should let ut continue dumptnc on their aide ol the line," BUettl
aald. "I think to e:rpfd tlaat
situation to continue wcdd be
unreallatic."
Balettl said one ol °'e most
slgnlficaol reasons lo push
ahead with construction ud
llcensln& of nuclear power
plants ls that non-renewable
fuels such as coal, gas 9M oil
could be conserved.
"Uranium can only be used
for one thing," be said. "And
that 'a to make electricity. Coal
and oil can be used for fuel in
automobiles and in produciae
chemicals."
He said bis career spans the
entire life of nuclear power
generation, from its beginninp
in atomic weaponry during
World War U , to modem-day
U5e of the atom in medicine.
Baietti maintains that much of
the resistance to nuclear power
could be resolved to the public's
satisfaction if the technical
aspects of nuclear plant opera-
tion were better explained.
Baietti, who is now serving as He cbaracleriied atomic
president of the Los Angeles • power aa having a "benign" ef-
Council of Er\gineera and Scien-feet on the environment, unlike
lists, said one of the main causes the burning of fossil fuels to pro-
of opposition to nuclear power d u c e e 1 e cl r l c il y , w h l c b
stems from the lack of a na-generates air pollution.
~ "We in the nuclear industry
buUt our own box," be said. "We
:: have been telling the public, ·we
lional program dealing with Baiettl said small groups of in·
atomic waste disposal. dividuals who don't represent
"Waste disposal isn't a lhe majority opinion shouldn't
···know what we'r~doing, trust technical problem," be said. be allowed to stall the licensing
us.•••
· He said a m or concern
" should be to rec er industry
1 -credibility and store public
"·confidence. "Tb problem is ., :that people just don't believe
"It's a political problem. The of nuclear plants.
politicians can't seem to make "The concerns of public healt.b
up lhelr minds, leaving the mat· and safely are built into the de-
ter to sit and rester." sign of a plant. Delaying tactics
He said there are several safe by a small minority will ollly
alternatives for storage, includ· show up in our electric bills
what we are saying," Baielti
said.
ing burial in salt domes and when the plant begins operat-. .. gr anite formations. "Both or ing."
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/sUnday, July 28, 1981
DllllY ........... _, ..........
Jugglers.John Cunningham (Left) and Dave Johnson follow the bouncing balla during 15-minute shaw at
the Sowdurt Feltival in Laguna Beach.
Juggling the audience
Sawdust Festival entertainers proving popular
By STEVE MITCHELL .... .,... .........
Rubber balls and balanced
clubs aren't the only things
Dave Johnson and John Cun·
nin1bam juggle in their rnini-
shows at the Sawdust Festival.
They juggle audiences.
Large audiences that gather
daily (except Mondays) near the
waterfall al the popular restival
in Laguna 1 Beach to watch the
pair's predsion performance.
And the energetic duo toss out
quips and barbs every bit ·as
rapidly as the nine-ounce clubs
they maneuver with lightning
speed during the 15-minule
shows.
About 10 minutes into the
performance, Johnson drops a
club to the ground. "Oops," he
shouts. ··A s u<tden guat or
1ravity." •' . ,, I
••Pick it up before they
ootlce." partner Cunningham
says in a stage whisper.
But it's entirely too late.
The audience -including a
chorus of children -blaa and
boo the jusglers.
It's not that the kl~ are rude.
They've been prompted to Join
in by the two performers who
eacourage audience participa-
tion during their shows.
"People think they shouldn't
From Page A2
make noise," Cunningham ex· ningham said with a shrug.
plained. "They think they'll So you look elsewhere for the
blow our concentration." bucks for books and tuition.
"We want them to join in," The two students fashioned
Johnson sald. clubs by sticking short wooden
And join in they do, every hour dowels in empty plastic bleach
and a half on weekends, begin· boltJes and began tpssing them
ning al noon. back and forth between classes
They watch as the pair don and after school.
derby hats, shoot each other in "Juggling is ver y effective
the race with squirt guns (try before iµtd after tests," Johnson
juggling three balls while water said. ''It's relaxing. When you
is streaming into your eyes) jug gle, you can't t hink of
and, in general, create a balance anything but your equipment."
or bedlam that keeps the crowd . 'It's therapeutic... agreed
in a constant slate of awe. Cunningham, who is a grad stu·
They call their last act "The dent in psychiatry.
Hat Trick," and obviously it's And now, after thousands or
their favorite. houl'6 of practice, they've gotten
Sending their derbies rolline their act together and taken it on
down their arms from their the road.
heads, the pair bold out the bats "We did our first show up in
for contributions. Eureka al a children's center,"
ll'"•"'JD/\·sell ~l>lln~"c;t"t' ,taibe.w r<mnson s~ s ure, ·b'Ul. judgaa1 from"tlte Yeah, re staned for en·
mound of green bills lining the tertainmenl up there." Cun-
bats al the end of most shows. ningham quipped .
lhe pair appear lo be quite a hit Used to be the two considered
at the Sawdust. thre e passe s <exch a nges )
And, they say, they can use between them a risk.
the money. ~ow the pair toss six or seven
Tbe twd HuJnboldt Slat~ clubs between thel'Q hundreds or
Univeralty atudelll.s say it's ~· t l m e s d UJ' in g a si ng J e
ling harder and tlarder to obtain performance with hardly a
student loans. dropped pin per act.
"You sit down for six hours to But when they do drop a club,
fill out the paperwork and you the audience lets the m know
still gel turned down." Cun-about it.
AUSCHWITZ: NO FORGET TING • • •
Auschwitz lo a concentration
camp in Berlin. Sarah was ap-
pointed camp doctor for 800
women who worked in · an
aircraft factory at the camp.
''They worked in 12-hour
shifts. Every night there was an
accident. They rell into the lye,"
she said. "I remember once
tbWking I can no longer take it.
I ~l bang myself."
With tittle medicine and no
bandages, she wrapped burnt
and broken limbs with pieces of
toilet paper. Beside the names of
those shot, she was forced to
write, "death by natural
causes."
Sarah still vividly recalls a
young woman brought into the
infirmary after she bad been
shot in the moutb when she
dropped beside lhe trench she
was digging.
·'This is what showed me how
c ruel people can be. The
woman was starving and near
death. They brought her a piece
of bread. She tri~ to eat it and
they were laughmg because of
course she couldn't eat the
bread. But for them it was a
circus."
In the race or such inbumani·
t y. s mall acts of kindness
became miracles and are re·
memlllered fondly. Sarah laughs
when she thinks or the small
green apple, the size of an egg,
that her three friends brought
back from the factory for her
30th birthday.
In 1946, Sarah and her
hus band lert Hungary and
moved to Long Island, where
they raised two sons and prac-
ticed medicine together until
they moved last year to Irvine.
·~1 have never felt as safe as I
have since coming to America,
r e latively speaki ng ,·• sald
Sarah.
"My generation is dying. U
this story isn't told, this migbt
happen again with some other
p e ople under some other
circumstances.··
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 28, 1981
Local Britons plan celebrations
By 1001 CADENHEAD
Ot .. Dllly...._.IWf
Whep Prince Charles and
Lady Diana Spencer Join royal
bands Wednesday morning lhey
will have plenty of well wishers 1
jolnlng in festive celebrations
along lhe Orange Coast.
Heading lhe list of events is an
all-day wedding reception for
the, R oyal couple at Toni
Bruner's authentic English tea
s hop, Tea and Sympathy in
Costa Mesa.
''This whole thing has just
mushroomed out of proportion,"
said Ms. Bruner. "I had no idea
there were so many Anglophiles.
Everyone wants to drink a toast
to the royal couple.\•
Many of the 1,000 members of
the British California Club in
Fountain Valley were to attend
the British Council Society's
dance Saturday night at the
Sheraton in Universal City.
Dress was semi-formal and
authentic British ballroom dan-
cers entertained guests sip-
ping champagne and tasting the
fruit-filled wedding cake.
For those not invited to the ac·
tual wedding or who failed to
purchase tickets to local
celebrations, there's still a
chance to get in on a bit of fun.
Don Rogers, owner of Sir
Rogers Ltd. in Costa Mesa , Is
selling tea towels, toffee tins and
tins of biscuits commemorating
the occasion.
• in
. --~-. . '• ...
England
600 m illion around wor ld
t o view b ig weddin g
LONDON <AP> -Prince
Charles spent 14 years playing
the field and in the end proposed
to the blushing girl next door.
Lady Diana Spencer marries
the Cuture King Charles III on
July 29, after a year -long
courtship which bas infatuated a
nation wearied by a r undown
econo my, the troubles In
Northern Irel and and recent
street rioting.
A Cinderella~liJce glass coach
will take the future 48th queen of
England to St. Paul's Cathedral
where she will enter the royal
family, the House of Windsor.
perpetuating a monarchy which
began with Saxon kings more
than 1,000 years ago.
or the promised spectacle.
Charles said: "It's the sort of
thing we do well in this country.
If 600 million people are going to
Diana's swept-fring e, ash
blonde hair style and liking for
ruffled blouses became a fashion
craze as the nation was captivat·
ed by her bachelor-girl charm.
But the days of popping into
Harrods to plck out a skirt or
joining flatmates for a bite at a
favorite restaurant are over.
From now on, her public ap-
pearances will be formal. Lots
of handshaking and smiling,
polite conversation and the royal
wave. Charles hesitated before
subjecting Diana to the inevita-
ble loss of personal freedom.
"I wanted to give her a chance
to think about it, to think if it
was all going to be too awful,"
he said when announcing their
engagement on Feb. 24.
··Lady Diana chimed in: "Ob,
I never had any doubts about it. .. While the newlyweds are recit-
ing their vows, about 40 guests
will be ushered into the 12-table
antique-decorated restaurant
every hour to enjoy tea
sandwiches, hot s cones with
cream and raspberries and a
piece of English wedding cake
flown in from Britain especially
for the occasion.
And those longing for a taste
of England can also purchase
British bangers. also known as
English sausage and steak and
kidney pies prepared on the
premises. 29JU(Y1981 'It's the sort of
thing we do well
in this country.'
And so lhe daughter of the 8th
Earl Spen ce r -o n e of
England's most noble lords and
equerry to the queen when
Diana was born -will become
the first English girl lo marry a
future British king since 1677. * * * HIS ROYAL HICHNESS ntE PaJNCE OF WALES ANO LADY DIANA Sl'ENCER The product of his mother
Queen Elizabeth ll's "open"
reign, narrowing the dis·
lance between royalty and com-
m oner . Charles is the first
Prince of Wales not to submit to
an arranged marriage.
Every hour guests will sit
down to the comme m orative
meal al 369 E. 17th St. Mayor
Arlene Schafer along with lhe
rest of the city council and plan-
ning commission will be there
from 1 to 2 p.m.
Keeping one eye on
Newport Briton descendant of rebel
Speaking of "mucky mucks"
as Ms. Bruner fondly refers to
city officials, City Manager
Fred Sorsabal is now in Hove,
England, serving as honorary
mayor as part of the Interna-
tional Manager's Exchange pro-
gram. His s ec r etary , Jane
Angel, said he might be attend·
ing the royal wedding.
Other festivities were to in-
clude a royal wedding dance
Saturday at the British Domi·
nion Club in Garden Grove.
Those attending the semi-
formal dance hea rd a pipe
band and watched Scottish dan·
cers in the room decorated with
balloons and posters bearing
likenesses of the royal couple.
Why all the enthusiasm over a
wedding one can't attend?
''If you've ever been away
from home you realize that
tl)ere's always a little bit of
home you take with you," said
King.
O.llyPl ... S'-ff-
'CLASS IMPORTANT'
Newport's Iris Schneider
Prince, D i next in lin e
LONDON (AP> Michae l
McKeown and Joy Penielly
round out Saturday what it is
like to be married in St. Paul's
Cathedral before a throng of
spectators and reporters.
The two exchanged vows in
. the last marriage ceremony to
be held in the cathedral until
Prince Charles and Lady Diana
Spencer are married there Wed·
nesd ay . The cathedral was
jammed with visitors.
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"One girl who doesn't have
her eye on the crown ," crowed
the British press when Newport
Beach resident Iris Wyatt
Schneider returned briefly to
· her native England with her two
teen-age daughters.
The writer in the Daily Ex·
press was speaking of Linda
Gunning Wyatt when he said,
"If she wanted to emulate her
16th century forerunner Sir
Thomas Wyatt she would have
to lead a rebellion against lhe
queen and end up with her head .
on the block at the tower.''
Am ericans have a difficult
lime co mprehending the im·
portance Britons place on the
past, explained Ms. Schneider.
Growing up in England, she
was always quite aware of her
dis tant relative, Sir Thomas
Wyatt. beheaded in 1542 follow·
ing his support of Mary, Queen
of Scots.
After the death of her
husband. John Nevill Gunning
Wy att . s h e married Jack
Schneider in 1967 and the family
moved to his home In California.
They left behind a 30-room
hou se, where each of the
children had their own bedroom,
s itting room and television
room . T hey attended private
schools wilh no mor e than 12 in
one class.
"The first three years were so
wretched," said Mrs. Schneider.
"It was the first time we hadn't
the past
had our own servants."
Despite the fact that her fami-
ly was considered upper class in
England and several relatives
were titled, she said she doubted
s he would receive an invitation
to the wedding if she were still
in England.
"Class Ls very important in
England ... she said. •·1 don't
care what anyone says, it's still
ver y important."
Although the British press
fawned over her daughters when
the possibility of marriage to the
prince was debated daily. she
doubts either one would have
stood a chance. "I don't think
they came from a large enough
background," she said.
watch it, I want. lo give them a
r un for their money.··
In every comer of the world.
TV networks wiJI carry live pie·
lures of the glittering hor se·
drawn carriage procession from
Buckingham palace, to Sir
Chr istopher Wren· s domed
cathedral. More than a million
people, s tanding 20-deep and
some having camped out for
days, are expected to blanket
the two-mile route.
Fanfares will annoounce the
brid e's arrival at th e
Renaissance church where the
-env ied ticket-holders will see
20-year old "Diana Frances" ex-
ch ange vows with "Charles
Philip Arthur George," 32·
year-old h eir to the British
throne. She will sign the mar-
riage register as Princess of
Wales .
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N~ed a souvenir of the royal wedding? Here are a pair of porcelain
bu!ts of the participants, retailing at Covent Garden gift shop in
London for approximately $14.
The Spencer family's ancestry
is "impeccable, .. said Patrick
Montague Smith. former editor
of Debrett's Peerage. the who's
who of British bluebloods.
The Windsor a nd Spencer
clans can be traced back to King
Henry VII. Charles and Diana, it
turns out. are 16th cousins once
re moved.
She is one-eighth American.
Her great-grandmother FTances
Work was lhe daughter of lhe
Vanderbilt family's stockbroker.
Prince Ch arles' romances
began when he was a history
student at Cambridge Universi-
ty and fell for Lucia Santa Cruz,
daughter of the Chilean am·
bassador.
Later, as he t r aveled the
world, captaining a royal Navy
m i neswee per, playing polo,
windsurfing or skiing, the press
linked him with a series of de-
butantes and hopefuls. Princess
M arie-Aslrid of Luxembourg
was ruled out because she was
a Roman Cathoiic. As bead of
th e Protestant C hu r c h of
England, Charles was barTed
from picking her.
T he prince admitted he was a
man "who falls in love easily."
Front-runners in cluded
Diana's sis ter, Lady Sarah, 25,
who spoiled her chances by tell-
ing a women's magazine, "I am
not in love with him ."
U nwittingl y, Sarah had
already played Cupid for her
younger sister. In 1977, s he invit·
ed Charles to come hunting on
'her father's estate at Allhorp,
Northamptons hire .
"We met in the middle of a
plowed field,·· Diana later re-
c a II ed. Although he had seen
Diana previously, the blooming
16-year-oJd made a great im-
pression. "I remember thinking
what fun she was," said Charles.
Their r omance began in
earnest last August when Diana,
who left private school at 16,
went to the royal family's sum-
mer retreat at Ba lmoral.
Scotland .
"We began to realiie then that
there was something in it," said
the prince.
.. Love?" The couple was
asked
"Of course ." Lady Diana said.
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By PATlllCK KENNEDY
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The Innovative ao-at-your·OWD•
pace ayatem of learntn1 at Ocean
View Hilb School in Huntloaton
Beach appears beaded for extinction
after ftve yean of controveny.
Officials of the Huntinatoo Beach
Union Hilb School District say the
1cbool11" variable credit" gradina la
In Jeopardy and could be eliminated
next January because instructors re·
cently ustaned to the school favor
traditional teacbin1 methods.
Ocean View also ii the tar1et of a
1roup of parents and school board
member Doris Allen because of a dis·
trlct policy that bana students who
transfer from one district school to
another playing sports !or one year.
They contehd the policy shouldn't
apply to translera Involving Ocean
View because the school's system is
unique among the district's six com·
prehen.slve high schools.
Since its inception in 1976, Ocean
View bas been criticized by some
parents, teachers and dissenting
school board members. They have
complained that many students fall
behind in the self-paced system and
are denied proper education.
But the majority of the school
board still favors variable cre<iit
teachers ''If the
don't support
won't work.'
it, it
because they say it makes the stu-
dent "accountable" to learn, at his
own pace, all course material.
District octicials say most parents
of Ocean View students support the
innovative system.
Board President Helen Ditte and
Superintendent Frank "Jake" Abbott
say the classroom lecture and
teaching methods aren 't different
than other schools, but that the grad·
Ing is more strict and test schedules
more flexible.
But budget cull the fast two years
have caused the Jayof of more than
two·third.s of the school's original
raculty, cloud.in« the future of varia·
ble credit.
Last May, founding Principal John
Viculln resigned.
He was replaced by Dr. George
Block, who hasn't had experience ad·
ministering a variable credit school.
Also to be eliminated next fall ls the
service of district counselors.
Counselors played a key role monitor·
Ing the progress of variable credit stu·
dents.
Because of these complications,
variable credit at Ocean View will be
reduced by 50 percent next fall. Half
of the classes will be conventionally
graded.
In January, school board members
will receive a report from principal
Block and will decide whether to con·
Unue variable credit.
"We will support the variable
credit concept,'' says trustee Zita
Weessa. "But we're being realistic.
If the teachers don't support it, it
won't work."
Trustee Doris Allen, a long·time
critic of Ocean View, points out that
in the past two years Ocean View has
had the highest percentage of non·
graduating seniors and the highest
absentee rates in the district.
Ocean View also leads the district
in the number of students seeking
transfertoconventionalscbools.
Mrs. Allen says those students
seeking transfers out of Ocean View
should be allowed to change schools
without losing a year of sports
eli1ibillty.
Trustee Brian Lake agrees, but
hasn't been publicly critical of the
Ocean View ayatem.
The school board majority of
Stephen Smith, Mrs. Dtue and Mrs.
W essa overruled thelr colleaaues and
aaid the tranJfer policy must be en·
forced district·wide to stop "school
shopping" by parents and students
for high school athletic programs ln
the district.
The school board majority con·
tends that teaching procedures at
Ocean View aren't significantly dlf·
ferent from othe.r district schools.
Mrs. Allen disagrees.
''With that kind of &o-at-your-own-
pace program, youngsters continual·
ly slip behind and many never catch
up and end up dropping out of
school," Mrs. Allen said.
•·or else they take a battery or
tests in after·school classes and
make up a year's worth of credit in a
few weeks. I have to question the in·
tegrity of a program lilc:e that." she
said.
The difference between variable
credit and traditional grading can be
illustrated by using a hypothetical
mathematics class.
In a variable credit system the
course could be divided into three
sections: multiplication, division and
fractions. A student would be re·
quired t-0 pass each section to receive
Cull class credit.
If a student passed multiplication
and division but failed fractions, he
would only get two·thirds credit for
the class and would be required to re·
take the fractions section.
In a traditional school, ~student in
the· same position would have his
three section grades averaged and
cou ld get full credit for the
mathematics class even though he
failed to learn the fractions section.
The variable credit system allows
individual students to take and re-
take tests at their own pace, whereas
traditional schools usually have au
classroom students taking the same
tests at the same time.
Superintendent Abbott, who has
promoted variable credit since he
was hired in 1974, admits the concept
hasn't been completely successful .
"I don't think anyone can argue
with what we're tryin1 to do by mak·
ing students accountable to learn all
the material in a course,'' Abbott
said. "The concept is good for educa·
lion, but it needs the commitment of
the faculty to work. I'm not OP·
Umistic about its future.''
District statistics for the past
aren't that favorable either.
. In the past two years. Ocean View
has had 5 percent more non·
graduating seniors than the district
average, has a 14 percent absentee
average compared with a district
absent~ average or 11 percent and
has twice as many students seeking
transfers than any other school in the
district.
Lance Jacot, president of the Dis·
trict Educators Msociation, says the
teachers organization hasn't taken a
position on variable credit.
Jacot s aid he taught under a
similar concept In San Diego a few
years ago and he believes it works
best with advanced, self-motivated
students.
"The average or below average
student who isn't self.motivated has
trouble keeping up in a variable
credit system," Jacot said.
Next month, new Ocean View Prin·
cipal Block Is going to a workshop in
Calgary, Canada, to learn the line
points of the variable credit concept.
Then, after administering Ocean'
View for the fall semester. Block wilJ
present an analysis of the variable
credit system to the school board in
January.
Superintendent Abbott said that re·
port will be used to determine if
Ocean View will continue with the
program.
Threat of air traffic
strike appears again
WASHINGTON CAP> -Air traffic
controllers are au but certain to re·
Ject their tentative contract thla
week, brinllng back the threat of a
nationwide controllers strike tbat
could Hverely ll)lerrupt air travel
n•xt month.
Both aides in the protracted labor
dtiput.e have aald they want to re·
s\lme neaotiaUou if the contract la
reJec~. u lt la widely believed lt
wlll be. .
The votes are to be tallied T\letday
with the TllWtl ex,.ci.d to be aD•
oounced Wednesday. union offtclala
Hid.
Tranap0rtatlon S.cretarf Drew
Lewt1 baa repeatedly Hid tb•
Rea1an edminlttratlon wW proride
no more money than the S40 mlUIOD
packaae \bat la now before the UD·
Ion'• rlDk and ftle. Re bu aald UM
\INon cm abift tbe pad:•1• ll'OUlld to
bat ..... ti .....
Buttlll.-don II....._ that
wUI be ~ for \be ~.
• • •bo baft clilMMmeed Ute • mtWon ••1• ud beMfttl otter tm&at1"'1 ..... to.,, •IOttaCOl'I.
Tbe ...... U1bUDt1 to a l.t per· ceot twar!J lamue 0¥1r tM ant
tbree ,..,.. lD w•1• a9d bmeftw.
Tbe 1overnment uy1 lt would
amOUlll to an Har.,e 11.000 a 1•ar
Increase for the controllers, but un·
ion officials have said that becauae
many controllers would not recetve
all of the beneflta, the increue 1s ac·
tually less.
The packa1e would be in addlllon
to an expected ,,8 percent wa,e bike
that ~ government employe11 will
receive later thlJ year. Cootrollen
now earn an avereae of about '131000
a year, with a low of SZ0,500 and a
h11b of "9,200.
• Robert ~. Poli, prealdent of tbt
Profeutonal Alr Tra.ffic Coot.rollers
Or1anlntion, hu been touriq the
country to aet not only a clear lm·
pre11lon ol what the 15,000 unionised
controllen want, but alto to de·
termlne how much real support tbet'e
1t for a strike •hould be want to call
one. ·
In the clotlns houn of n••odat$onl
June 22, Poli failed to l•l • percent
approval for a 1trlke H it required
by Wlloa rul"· but many &UUoa mem·
bert beUne enouah vot• are tber•
now fOf' a ttrike U tbe aclmlalatration
fall1 to come up w!tb more lllGM)'.
The coatrollera are emploJMI o(
the l'ederal Avlatlon Admlnleb'a·
lion, wtdcb lw a tontln11DC1 plan
aimed at lleeplq ball ol tM COCD•
merdal all' traffic Oyin1 in cue ot a •trike.
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To accomplish this, we have
worked out a plan -a new plan so
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purchaser that we positive ly
believe that, when it is properly un-
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world's finest, all the celebrated makes for which we are authorized agents.
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Orange Coalt DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 29, 1981
Bolivian dictator
ivows to get tough
LA PAZ, Bollvla CAP> -Delpete u ae\M economic crllia aDd fl'OW· iDc oppoelUon to bll leadenblp, Geo.
lAl.I Oarda·Meu bas rtafftrmed bil
'lnteDUOD to st•J OD .. Boliva'•
prealdeat add to be enn more "banb
ud ldleldble'' toward bis crtUca and
opponeata.
Lut May, be bad Hid be would tum
tbe ......-..cy over to someooeelleoa Au.r.t
But tbat WU aU but fortotten oa/
J~ 17 wben Garda·Meu'• mililar)'
1ovenment and lta supporters ob-
serv .. the first umlvenU')' of the
eoup tl&at brou1bt blm to pow ....
"All united in a common objec-
tive," proclaimed 1overnment ad-v er U a em en ta In newspapers tbroucbout the country.
Gard.a·Mna, 52, beaded the 1980
.coup that toppled lhe ei1ht·monlb-old
1overnment of interim President
Lydia GueUer and abruptly ended
two )'ears of contlict-ridden civWan
rule here.
Hla "Government of N'ational·
Reconstruction'' hu run this Andean
patloa ~ 5.S million people, molt of
them Indians, with an iron band.
In return it bas faced barab
criticism and a virtual economic
blockade by other Western countries,
international organisations and fund·
lnt a1encles.
. Chartea lhat top officials of lbe re·
11lme are involved in Bolivia's blllion-
dollar cocaine--export trade and stay
in power through violent repression
and corruption have erodedly Initial
support for Garcia-Meza, even among
rlf.ht-wll\I netiooalist groups here. 1·be president claimed last year
that the tqeover was to "save the
fatherland from anarchy and chaos"
and to stem what be called the "in-
ternational extremist conspiracy'' he
claimed was then invadinl the na-
tion.
That "conspiracy," be said, was
spearheaded by Bolivia's left.
Just three weeks before the coup, a
moderate-leftist coalition called
Unidad Democratlca y Popular
<UDP) and beaded by ex-President
Hernan Siles-Zuazo (1956-60), had WOA\
the largest plurality of votes in a na-
tion wide election.
Siles was expected to be named
president by the Congress, which iA
charged under Bolivia's constitution
wltb seJecUna the chief executive if
no candldat.e receive. an abloiute
majority of the popular vote.
But the military coup prevented
that and Bolivia's flnt woman presl·
dent wu forced from office.
The Roman CethoUc. Church and
human·rilbta groupe have charted
that the UDP and other Jeft·wint par·
ty 1roups, leaders of a powerful
but now-outlawed labor conf edera-
tlon and other · retime opponents
have since been syatemallcally
persecuted by 1ovemment security
forces.
Labor organiaationa and political
parties are still banned, and a mid·
night-to-dawn nationwide curfew re·
Coup last year was to
"save the fat her land
from anarchy and
chaos.''
mains in effect. While newspapers in
the country are increasingly allowed
to print critical articles, radio and
· television news la oCficlally prepared
and broodcastinstatenetworktie-ina.
Endorsed at first by Bolivia's con·
servative oligarchy and political
right and by the small but influential
middle-class business and pro·
fesslooal sectors, Garcia-Meza in 12
months appears to have alienated
many of those one-time s upporters.
The ultra-right Falange Party, one
staunch backer of the coup, recently
demanded the president's resigna-
tion after heavily armed party mem·
bers selzed an Occidental Petroleum
Co. natural-gas processing plant in
southeast Bolivia, a movement
crushed two days later by the army.
Broad opposition from within the
armed forces itself has led to three
unsuccessful army-led coups against
Garcia-Meza since early May. The
leaders of the most recent, June 27,
were the army's commander in chief
and chief '1 staff.
They were arrested and expelled
from the country.
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A utog eni cs Big Success in Tota~
Weight Control
By John Starr
Los Angeles, July 22. Taking it
off is easy, but keeping it off
forever has been difficult. These
are the statements of Ors.
Eugene Natale, M.D., a weight
control specialist to Che
Hollywood stars, and Paul
Verdier, PhD, a behavioral
scientist. After years of study.
and with hundreds of cases, Dr.
Verdier pointed out that only by
reaching lhe subconscious mind
was it ~ible to change lifelong
eating habits and in the
subconscious learnjng process to
acquire a genu.ine wte desire for
foods that cannot build fat cells.
Rapid Weight Lots
Dr. Natale stated that since the
inception of the new program
people were amazed to find that
they could lose approxJmatetr 1
to 2 pounds every day fora penod
ot 15 days whUe enjoying such
delicious foods as steak, ground
round, chicken, lurker. veal ...
Many types of white fish, and, ol
course, such luxury items as
lobster, scallops, and shrimp. He
explained that the basic
reasoning behind this diet ~lan
was simply that the delicious
foods on the program were the
type of foods Incapable of
building fat cells.
'Autogenics' Olange
Taste Desires
Dr. Paul A. Verdier, author of
many books and papers on
auto~enics who is one of the
~rinc1ples in the new program of
Total ~ight Control, stated that
"It seems like everyone with a
weight problem has tried dieting
many times and usuallJ. wlt~ some degree of success altnougb
It was very painful In calorie
COWlting, and often they found the
only way they could lose weiaht
was to eat as liltle u 500 calorles
a day. However, as Dr. Verdier
pointed out, the medical portion
ol the program under Or. Natale
made lt poasible to eat an
abundant supply of delicious rood
l"every day while rapidly loalng
wel1ht. More lm~tant than
eYel'1 he atated. WU the tralnim
teutons or BEHAVIOftA[
MODIFICATION WHICH
WERE OF.SIGNED TO REACH
THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND
AND C HANGE OL D ,
UNDESIRABLE BATING
hablta. He stated, lbroup the
modern art "=·•· tbe ilOlll and
flllered oat by the conscious mind
are accepted into the sub-
conscious: meaning that it is a
rast short cut, so that the foods of
the past -pies. cakes, spaghetti
with rich sauces, potatoes, butter,
bread. pizza, donuts ... and all of
the high carbohydrate foods, as
well as greasy and oily foods -
french fries, potato chips, pork
chops, and so many other foods
that readily build fat cells are no
longer appetizing. He said, "The
mind accepts such foods to taste
like Cat or lard The mind
subconsci6usly accepts them to
be unappetizing and unhealthy.'1
Bulldlng Kec.onts
lnto the Body
Dr. Natale·, the bariatric
physician to the Hollywood stars,
then added, "We who have
specialized in the medical weight
control field for many years are
scientifically unable lo explain
why the 'ketones' that are
developed In the body through this food program so erricienOy
burn up fat cells even though the
individual is eating an abundant
supply of delicious foods. We
simply believe that during the
fifteen day period of the rapid
weight loss portion of our
program, without the use of salts,
oils and sugars. the body then
requires that the stored up fat
cells break down and are released
into the system. That's perhaps one of the reasons why it almost
s timulating drugs were to be
consumed. He stated that, of
course, everyone on the program
would have a complete physical
examination and even thou~h the
cost of medication woulc! be
included in lhe program, any .md
all medication would be agreed
upon between the doctor and his
patient.
Or. Paul Verdier Ph.D.
Eliminating Stress
Learning to Cope
Dr. Paul Verdier then joined in
the conversation stating that one
of the primary functions of the 16
sessions in this 'Total Weight
Control' program was simply to
be able to have each and every
individual throuJUi 'autogenics'
learn to completely relax. And, in
many cases, to eliminate
completely hypertension. Per-
haps most of all, he said, was the
fact that understanding thd r
penona1 weight problem would
help them know the reason "'hy
they were 'food·aholics'. He a.1ld
that even as Car back as the da / a
person is born the symptom of
hunger is the strongest there is.
Even when a baby was crying,
not necessarily from hunger, that
inevitable bottle always
appeared and later in life when
you as • child fell down and
skinned your knee thell Mother
always came to the rescue to aay,
"Oh, Johnny, or Mary. don't cry1 come ill and hive some cake ano
lee cream." In later Ute when you
were frustrated, what always
baJPeMd? You'd open the .,,...,..tor door. 'lbla la why our
~ wtth ie ...._ C0¥9r'I
fNfrJ ptmeol autopnictand the
videolaadlo 1es1ion1 are
d•llned to have you deeply
............. the NUOnl why you
l\Pep It orf Forevf'r
' • .. •
The Tolal We ight Control
Program was designed so thal
once you have rapidly Jost your
weight you will never gain it back
again. And that's what it Is all
about ... Total Weight Control.
24 Hour a Oay llelp
As a last point, he added thal
those in the program would
receive a special number that
they could call any time. even at
2, 3, or 4 in the morning.
Grand Opening 2 Locations
Dr. Natale stated that in order
to serve both Los Angeles aod
Orange Counties the decision was
made to open a location in each
county. He pointed out that while
he had many patients coming to
his Hollywood offices from as far
away as Malibu, Palos Verdes
and San Marino, that he felt it
advisable to serve Orange County
from the Warner Fairview Plaia
in Santa Ana, wh ich is at the
corner or Fairview Road and
Warner Avenue, a mUe and a half
·north of the 405 Frwy .. and just
North of the Costa Mesa City line.
Since those participating In t.t)e
program would find it necessary
to come in twice a week for their
a utogenic session the Orange
County location was added to Che
Total Weight Control's original
plans. The Hollywood location ls
at 7188 Sunset Blvd. and the
number is 876·4093. In Orange
County call 714/556-5226.
Grand Opening Savings
Dr. Verdier said the normal
charie for this type of TotaJ
Weight Control program would-be
In excess of one thousand dollars
as It includes medical examiM·
tionl Jab tests, medication as
neeoed, and 16 sessions of
autogenlc training, plus 24 hOur
r,hone service, and lmmedi•t•
before & after' photos .•.
However, he said during tille •
Grand Opening, for all thole
enrolllng this week, the c•t
would be •. Credit term& are
available and Visa and Maa_.
charge accepted.
Offer l.JaU&d co nme
and Space Awallabl•
Dr. Natale joined in the can•
aallon to say that apace for IJI :=.!".:i., advisable to flnd. out about
pro1ram aa aoon aa ~·~-J •pidallJ while tM Qr90
.... ii "' .a.ct.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 26, 1981
M~sa senior centen seeks selfi..sufficiency ·
~·A&YJANESCARCE,UA> ..., .........
For senior citi&ens who vtsil
tl)e Golden Timers ln Costa Mesa,
ab lndependenl Ille style means
h~vlnc a bot lunch, a blood pre-
.. ure clinic and a telephone bud·
dy to call each day.
But lbe center. like the people
Who depend upon it, is having a
problem with its self -sutrlclency.
Aa many as 320 seniors come by
car, bus, van and even bicycle to
· tbe center, at 114 E. 19th St.
•'I 'veJust completed a survey of
our users, and most are in the
70·to-8S ace bracket," said Cathy
Sybee, the f\1)1-tlme director of
t_.ecenter.
She spoke from a makeshift
·otflce in the center, which began
'"9 two houses.
Construction to connect and im·
Wove the two houses was begun lut month and is scheduled for
cpmpletionbyearly August.
An enlarged kitchen will ha ye a
~mmerc1af stove and dish~
.. sher, bathrooms will be wide-
enough for new wheelchairs and
tlae area formerly, between the
houses wiU become a large room tor dining, crafts and exercise
cJasses.
All operating costs are met by
tbe Newport Chapter of National
Charity League, which operates
i~e Ticktocker Thrift Shop at 540
\f.19thSt.inCostaMesa.
PAINTING AT CENTER
Betty Boyd keeps active
But spiraling construction
costs put the lowest bid for the
work at $50,000, and furnishings
could run as high as $25,000. ·
Mrs . Cavlulaugh was jolnecfby
charity league members Marilyn
Steele and Jean Liechty in dis·
cussing the center's problem.
"We've never asked for help
outside our group," Mrs. Steele
pointed out. "We've been proud of
the fact that we didn't have to ask
our friends or anyone in the com·
munilyfor money."
Charity League facility
feels pinch from .inflation
penses are paid for out of mem··
bershtpdues ...
"We'll probably have a fund·
raising event," Mrs. Cavanaugh
added, "but it's hard to llnd the
lime when we also volunteer at
the thrift shop and the center."
The 178 active Charity League
members are joined by 134
Ticlct.ockers, teen-age daughters
who volunteer a certain number
of hours each month.
"Working with my daupter
has been good experience,'' Mrs.
Steele said. "It gets a ctrl ln·
vol ved and expands her world."
Mrs. l.Jecbty agreed, remem·
berlng one of her Clrsl chores
when she arrived at the center
with hertwodaughters. ··wewere
assigned to clean out the garbage
pails," she said, smiling. "It's not
always fun, but we do what's
needed."
Many Charity League mem-·
bers are registered nurses, and
last year the center administered
500 flu shots. That's as many as
Hoag Hospital gave," Mrs.
Cavanaugh pointed out.
Blood pressure clinics, legal
counseling, housing and job in·
formation also are a vaitable
on a regular basis.
coffee and companionship," Mrs.'
Steelesaid.
The center is open from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Monday throucb Friday
and ls free to seniors, alt.bough
cost of a monthly newsletter for
those who want to receive lt is $2 a
year.
Tlcktockers cond~t parties
one Saturday each month and
bake desserts daily.
Lunches cost $1.SO for a bot
meal or $lfor a salad bar. '
"Some of the Golden Timers
take part or their bot lunch home
for diMer, and we always giveout
the extra food,'' Mrs. Bybee said.
The center served 150
Thanksgiving dinners last year,
and200turnedoutfor a barbecue.
"Our director here ls terrific,"
Mrs . Liechty said. "Her entire
fam'1y comes over to help with
parties, and last December her
husbaqd was Santa. For many
seniors, it was the only Christmas
they had."
In addition to birthday parties,
card parties and picnics, the cen·
ter's big event for August will bea
combination yard sale, swap
meet and bazaar where Golden
Timers can sell used items and
handicrafts. During the four years of the cen-
ter's exhtence, the croup not only
sbpported it, but managed to save
Sf,2,000 toward the remodeling
now ln progress, according to
Either Cavanaufh. the chapter·s
director of cbarihes.
"The 1979 Disneyland Award
for $1,000 was earmarked for
senior programs," Mrs. Liechty
said, "and even our meeting ex-
But the center is more than just
a place to come for help with
problems.
Anyone needing more informa-
tion about the center and its
services can call 642·2275, or
Charity League and thrift shop
questions can be answered at
646-4024.
• Detty .... .., ....
This is unfinished building project at Golden Timers senior cehtp fn
Co,ta Mesa. Charity League is finding remodeling expenlftf,J. · 1
"It's more like a home. Some
people j~t come by for a cup of
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Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 20, 1981
..............
Ted Glaser. though blind, toys with videotape equipment a.a seeing-eye dog
studies photographer Glaser i3 preoccupied with de8ign of computers and how
they wiUshape man's future.
Blind computer whiz
has broad vision
EL SEGUNDO IAP > -The motor
car was a fact before Henry Ford
painted it black and made it available
to everyone. ln the 1950s, before
anyone knew they needed a copier.
there suddenly appeared a copier -
and everyone needed one.
The future is a strange phenomenon.
There Is no true clairvoyant. Largely,
new things are shaped by persistent
and patient people, adding up one and
one, two and two, changing a mind
here, improving a mousetrap there.
One of these people is Edward L .
(Ted) Glaser. His expertise is com-
puters, what they can do, what they
cannot do. He designed the first
desktop computer nearly 20 years ago,
and invented a stylus so that a com-
puter user could make notes in the
computer memory by writing them on
the display screen.
For Ampex, the electronics com·
pany that made its name supplying
video'8pe equipment for the television
industry, his job is not looking into the
future, but designing it.
Take the microprocessor, those tiny
chips th~t are revolutionizing the com-
puter industry. Glaser did not invent
the microprocessor, but he could see
whatitcoulddo-and that is the soul of
innovatlon.
''I've been accused or having superb
far vision, but my near vision lsn't too
good," be says blithely. Ted Glaser
cannot see at alJ with his eyes. He has
been blind since he was 8Yl.i years old.
His sight never was very good.
His thinking, however, bas 20-20 vis·
ion.
This 51-year-old, slightly plump,
Ji appy-voiced, optimistic man whofre·
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quenUy rubs his squinting eyes, is
acutely aware of one anthropological
fact: Man creates the t-001, and the tool
changes the man.
For that reason he is preoccupied
with the design of computers, the
direction·they are taking society. Just
as mass production locked mankind In·
to a way of life, improving it no doubt,
but dehumanizing tt a bit too, so do
computers have the potential for
changing the world, for better, for
worse, and maybe both.
The big development or the 1970s -
the microprocessor, the tiny chip that
can do all kinds of chores if it is de·
signed right -makes that possible. It
turned computer design around. Ted
Glasersawitcom1ng.
Glaser, as bead of the industry com·
mittee, could see in research reports
that marvelous microprocessor was
coming. The rest or the committee
agreed, but what co'Uld those UtUe
chips do?
Glaser strives to bear in today's pro·
cesses the signals that point to the
ruture. The microprocessor, as he saw
early on, made computers more
human-serving. Software, those whir·
ring tapes of instructions drawn up by
programmers, was gett1n1 to be a
problem.
"It is difficult to find enough people
to program everything that needs to be
programmed. Assuming the need
slackens off, by 1990 roughly, every
graduate in the United States will have
to be a computer programmer. Ob·
viously, that's not going to happen,
which means we are going to have to
find a better way of programming
computers," he said.
• • •
either in the helicopter or capsule, a parachute bas
been included which Lohrenz said will safely drop
the capsule to the ground from heights as low as 75
Flood
toll
revised
PEKING (AP )
China said Saturday 7S3
people were killed
another 558 are still
mlsslnc and more than
1. 5 mllllon lost their
homes in the diautroua
flood that hlt its most
populous province last
week.
feel. . Lohrenz credits Dana Point resident Dennis
Huff, now on active duty with the Marines, with
dealping the parachute system. He said help in
making molds for the capsule, which la assembled
in two pieces, came from the Ima1lnary Glass
ComiNUfY of Fullerton. ·
Lohrenz said the purpose of the public In·
troducilon Saturday was to attract potential in·
veators, whose money would be necessary lf de·
mand for the capsule results in a need to mass pro·
duce It.·
He said the capsule wtU be ru1ht·tested as
sooa u tests can be arran1ed. They would include
droP.Pinl the capsule from. 5,000 feet to tett the
para<?hute u well as watch1111 it in fli1ht.
Lohrenz said he and h1a father have invested
between Sl0,000 and $12,000 of their own money on
conalJ'Uction of the flrat captule. He said capsules
for ..neat use would sell for about •.ooo and
carfQ capeul• would sell for about '31,500 becauae
they wquld not contain sopb1Jt1cated medlcal
equi_pment.
Lohrenz uid that Betty O'Rou rke. ad· Qllniltr~r o( the county Office of Emer1ency
Medical Services, has e"prealed inteNlt in the
......... for Po11ible use in the county. Ma.
0' ... e, wtlo WU scheduled to attend the open bouie Saturday, wat not available for comment.
The account by the of·
ficlal Xinbua news a1en·
cy lowered the deat h
toll, estimated by cov·
ernment offlclala Wed·
neaday, when they said
3,000 to •.ooo people bad
died.
The acency said more
tban 1.8 m llli911 acres
were ftooded when the
rat n-1wollen Y an1tu
River rampaced
tbrou1b ao u tbweat
Slc h uan Provin ce,
deatroyin1 one-filth of
tbe crop1 ID China'•
main rlc•·11'owtn1 re· pon. n tald the dam••• ~·*'at $1.1
~Tile Cblnue Red
Cn.l'llld today lt l&W
W I I • 0 D t l d e r .....
wbedMr to ..-Uatsna· tloaal _ ..... to help
•lcU1111 ol the flood.
UMers defend 'besieged' nuke
MONROE, Mich. (AP) -Defendert
armed with laser 1uo1 and attackert
wearin& U&ht-1ena1Uve clot.hlni be1an
1kirmilhina Saturday at the Permi 2
nuclear power plant here in what of·
ficials said was a test of euarda' abiUty
to repulse terrorist attacks.
The simulated battles lnvolvinJ local
law enforcement a1enclea, the FBI and
11 federal blgh-tecbnolon energy lab
are part of a Nuclear Regulatory Com·
mi11lon effort to show off sophilticated
training devices that can indicate bow
well plant security personnel are able to
defend a nuclear power plant, an NRC
spokesman said.
The exercises at Detroit Ediaon Co.'s
3 oays Only
2.97 .
0 ., Of O\ay® Lotion
' ·que beau· Non-greasy. ~~'Oz
ty tormula 4·
~~ M-.. 2
Fermi plant are the i;econd in a series
of ei&ht planned at varlous nuclear
generatin1 stations natlonwtde by San·
dla NJ\tional Labs of Albuquerque,
N.M.,
NRC spokesman Ru111 Marablto said
a similar exercise already hu been
conducted at Camp Pendleton lnvolvine
the nearby San Onofre nuclear power
plant.
The contract with Sandia Laba is de·
signed ''only to demonstrate a way of
exercising and improving tactical
methods for security persoMei to de·
rend a nuclear plant,'' said Marabito.
The demonstration will be observed
by Detroit Edison plant security person·
For
nel, but directly Involves only memt>,n
of the Monroe County Sberilra Depart
ment, the FBI and po11lbly other loc~
law enforcement aaencles, Marablto said.
He said the demonstraUon1 resemble
an actual batUe -minus the blood and
bullets.
Marabito explained that "batWnc"
forces use modified rtnes wblcb fire
standard blank ammuniUon and also
emit laser beams.
Those involved wear llahl-senaltive
garments which emit an audible ~ne ,
when struck by the laaers "so you'll ac·
tu ally know lt you shot somebody," said
Marabito.
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Orange Coast DAILY ~ILOT/Sunday, July 26, 1981
California :r;ancher.s want to poison coyotes
EUREKA (AP ) -Coyotes are coatlnt Hearln11 oa Compound 1080 have been re1ular. ButthelateatnatloowldeaurveybytbeU.S.
American CCJG1umen more than SIOO mlWoa a year, 1cbeduled for Tue9day and Wednelday bl Daver by Fiab and Wildlife Service aaya that in tm alooe, important role ln t.hla downalldf than coyotes. But
the ranchers aUll conalder the coyote 10.1ea "bl·
tolerable," Mrs. Howard 1aid ln an interview. and ranchers want relief. tbe Environmental ProtedJoa Aaency. Tbe N atlonal coyotes COit America'• conaumers '102 mlWon in on·
Coyota were never a major problem in thele Wool Growers' AnoelaUon and tbe NaUoul Cat· ly U\e sheep and catue lnduatrtea. TbJa includet the The ranchers aay they want U• back lJl a Umlt·
ed, resutated way. Thia means the le1al UH oaJy by
the trappers of the U.S. Interior Departmeat'•
Dlvlsionof Animal Dama1e Control.
ao11y, emerald bills on the western tip of Callfonala Uemen'a AlloctaUon have .Ued that the ban on lossea to the rancher, the co.t of bunUn1 killer
-until 19'12. That's when Pl'eaJdent Nixon bowed to Compound1080bellfted. coyotes, and higher prices caused by reduced sup-
envlrorunentallst pressure and banned the poiaon But envlronmentallatl maintain that 1080 killa plies.
Compoundl080. lndlacrhninately, and Ila victiml include such en-The executive secretary of the California Wool
Since then, the faat-mult1plyln1 native of the dangered species aa con-. and ea1les. In San Growers Association, Michele Howard, put.I the na-Tbele eovemment trappera, aupported in mott
areas by federal, state and county fund.I, beartbe
brunt ol the batUe against coyotes and other pre-
dators.
arld Southweat has Invaded tbecountryslde between Francisco, a refional vice president of the Sierra tionwide 1979 coyote losses to the sheep Industry
Humboldt Redwoods State Park and the Paclflc Club, Mark Palmer, sald environmentalists "would aloneat$90milllon.
Ocean. be ln there battling'' a1ainat an)' move to return 1080. Federal figures show that in 1972 when 1080 was
Coyotes have come in such force that the sheep ''We think the claims of the sheep growers are ln still being useG. there were 15.85 million commercial
ranchers are staying In the business only on 1peeula· many ways exa11erated. We believe there are many sheep in the country. Thia fell to 10. 7 million ln 1978.
lion that the Reaun admlnlatraUon will, as one put other ways to control coyotes without poison.'' And the number of commercial ranchers having 50
The agency's supervisor for California, ROAald.
A. Thompson of Sacramento, cites figures 1howbl1
that the coyote population has risen west of the Great
Lakes slnce 1972, except for a couple of years. "I
don't know where they 're going to peak out," be aald.
it, "try to accommodate rather than hinder the pro· Palmer said. ewes or mor~ fell from 559,700 to 46,600.
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• • negot1at1ons resume
LOS ANGELES (AP > -
Negotiators for 73,700 clerks and
more than 1,200 supermarkets re-
turned to the bargain.ing table at the
behest of a federaJ mediator Satur-
day, only three days before a
threatened striJce that could affect
milll0ns of consumers.
Talks had broken off Wednesday,
with officials of the United Food and
Commercial Workers union stomping
out of the mediator's office and urg-
ing their members to reject the com-
panies' "insulting" offer and go on
strike.
"We're still pessimistic, but we're
wilUng lo see what they have to say.•'
said John Sperry, president of one of
the union's nine locals and a chief
negotiator.
Another union spokesman, Bob
:McGrath, said the clerks were re-suming bargaining "with no as·
surances from management ... but
if something can be worked out, it
will be better than a strike."
The negotiating team for the Food Employers Council spent the day
drawing up a new offer it hoped
would be acceptable to the union.
"We 're going to improve our offer,
but we expect the union will modify
its demands, too," said market
spokesman Bob Voigt.
, Meantime, clerks in some counties
continued to vote on whether to re·
ject the companies' initial offer and
strike. Voling was to continue
through the weekend and on Monday,
with ballots to be counted on Tues·
day. A walkout could come as early
as 12:01 a.m. Wednesday.
Affected by the walkout would be
1,277 supermarkets owned by 21 ma-
jor chains in 12 Southern California
counties -San Luis Obispo, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles,
Orange, San Diego, Imperial,
Riverside, San Bernardino, Kem,
Inyo and Mono. The area baa a
population or 13.9 million people, and
the supermarkets sell 85 percent of
the groceries in the region.
When talks broke down Wednesday
evening, management had made its
initial offer -which it insist.I was
"just an opening wedge" -whlle the
union had made its openin1 de-
mands, which a spokesman conceded
were expected to be revised.
Tbe employers offered an increase
of 22 percent in wages and fringe
benefits over three years, while the
union was demanding a 56 percent in-
crease.
Currently a top-scale clerk earns
$9.10 an hour in wages and $4.12 an
hour in fringe benefits, but the union
pointed out that the salary now is·
$1.74 an hour below what is paid to
clerks doing the s ame work in
Northern California.
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i Brazil burro
loss alanning
PETROUNA, Brull CAP> -The little bunoe
known few centuries aa the stubborn but lovable
beast.a ot burden that are Lbe poor farmer'• beat
friend are dlaappearlnt from Brasil at an alarmln1
rate, according to authorities.
omclala say the anlmala are beln• aold to
slau1hter u dog food, canned meat and other pro-
ducts in the United States, Japan and Western
Europe.
The Agriculture Mlnlatry in Braallla bu or-
dered a ball to the lndl1crlminate 11Jau1hter of
female donkeys and horses, u well u their mule
offspring unJesa they have proven illnesses or
physical defecta. It said the five-year pro1ram ls in·
tended to "preserve an endangered species."
Ministry press spokesman Ant.onio Caraballo
Barrera said the nation'• equine population baa
decreased in 10 years from 17 million to 7 million
head.
The animals must be protected, Caraballo said,
"because they are of fundamental importance,
es peel ally in the northeast, where they offer a source
of milk for children and . . . serve as lone distance
transport, wlthstandln1 work with few demands,
and little nffd for food and water.''
The Agriculture Ministry said meat exports
have gone mostly to Japan and France, with exports
of 40 tons tut year, as well as lar1e domestic sales.
The agriculture secretary ln the state of Plaut,
north ot here, said that slau1bterbouae1 there are
ldlling up to 1,000 donkeys and mules a day.
Theherd,saldSecretaryOdalrSoares, "laootbe
road to extinction, when one con.alders the hi1b level
of females sacrificed ln the mldatofthe reproductive
cycle."
One Bra.Ulan agronomist said equine meal, in·
creasingly popular ln many lnduatrialized countries,
is a tasty alternative to beer.
But the agronomist, Fernando Viana Nobre,
said unless steps to protect horse and donkey berdl
are followed soon, Brazil •'may have to start import-
in1 them.··
ln Petrolina, in the heart of Brazil's poverty.
stricken northeastern region 750 miles from the
Brazilian capital. officials say they see a drutic
decreaseinthenumberofburros.
"It's really noticeable that you don't see as
many donkeys as you did even five years ago." said
Levy Soares de Lima, press spokesman for tbe 1ov-
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a 1*'8an w lits tbrou1h lbe Uial but dOesn't lake
part in·chooslna a verdict or ln J\U'y discussions
unless another member sets sick flt bas to step
down for some other reaeoo.
Being an alternate, sbe told Judge Keflneth
Law, wasn't her cup of tea.
Ms. Kredel said she had served as a juror on
two other c::riminal trial1. In both criminal cases,
she'd been an alternate and in each loaunce, she
said bluntly. she'd diaa1reed wit.It the jury
verdicts. She saJcl •be couldn't staQd to be quiet ariy longer.
'l'llea-~e the serious part. The lawyera had
to d I~ helher to keep her. The prosecution and
def 4t ( ke turns dismissina candidates they
t lblnk ~ nots~ the case their way.
Kll'ch • ed at ~olleague J . Michael Beecher, a public de ender. As they whispered, Ms. Kredel
sat In the jury box with her arms folded, scowling
and mouthing her dissatisfaction to the man sitting
ne-xl to her. He was 1atiothetl t:andldate to be an
alternate He was s111tl,\ns a,Jld stealing glances at
her. •
"Your hOnor, we'd like to thank and dismiss
Mr. Robinson," said Karch In the overly polite
way lawyers talk in a courtroom.
Tbe smiling man s~pped down . .Ms. Kredel,
a most l~ely c,andl~te to s quietly tbrou1h
anothedury, contlntled to scowl In the box.
Then another prospective juror was called and
the qu~ionlhg began agaln. This time. thouah.
the new candidate gave the usual answers about
being fair aod unbiased and showed the usual
signs ot hervousness.
• NEX'JI IT WAS Prosecutor Patrick Geary'&
turn to eliminate a.candidate and he immediately
called Ms. Kredel's name. With a sigh of roller.
she walked out of the courtroom ending one of the
small stories that never get published In the
newspapers or 1race the TV screen.
And it was then most people in the courtroom
realized that Geary figured to have a stron' case.
"They need my vote In that jury room," she
urged the Judae.
Trying t9 be conciliatory, the judge noted that
alternates lometlmea bave lo rm in when jurors
get sick. Sbe ~ •tW bave her chance, he said.
Slavic in the subconscious?
"But that MYtr happens," the lrqstrated juror
answered. "~veryone's always well."
Asked the j"-dge: ''Would you be a fair
alternate juror!"
.. A juror," sh,e replied, setting her Jow.
BY THEN THE other candidates in the au·
dience were snickering with nervous laughter.
Richard Karch, a defe~se lawyer, had his head
buried in his arms to hide his laughter. Judge Law
was beaming. And M&. Kredel was not budging.
MESA, Ariz. (A Pl -Gene Sutherlandjustcan't
get over it nyel.
He talks in his sleep, which is not unusual, except
the words come out in Russian, a language he doe so 't
knowwhenhe'sawake. 1 Sutherland, 56, a self·employed mechanical
engineer, said the only foreign language he knows is
German.
His wile Wilma said she noticed 1t about two
months ago and "thought it was all just gob-
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Coast plan approval
ends lengthy <le bate
... •
.. more than a .. beariQo, ne
romfha, t erate
Coa mmlaslon tut week
ap .a deyelopmenf~
the 9,&acre ltvb1e Cout. '~:d ..
T-.declsion mean.a the
Irvine Comp~ can begin de·
velopinMt witldQ a year to 18
months on its long-awalt$1 pro-
posal for homes, offices, hotels
and resort commercial fecillties
between Corona del Mar and
Laguna Beach.
The plan as approved by
coastal commissioners includes
2,000 dwelling units, to be located
for the most part on the western
portion of the sprawling coastline
property.
size of the commerciaJ project at
Sand .Canyon ~\JO in half,
leavin& 25,000 ~~m
merclaJ space lnAt<ad M 50,000, trao a ""2SO-room hotef lnstead of ,,_4
• 500 ~ en~loned 1>y tbe ,,...f~ 'T. ~ • ~-~.I~ , pany, I •"' • A "marginal plu!' com· ~
Qllssion req\lire~ent tha • Sand
Canyon Avenue be a two-lane
arterial highway instead of a
win41r}g two4,ne park road as
advocated by the panel's staff
and environmen1allsts.
Grading Je,,r a four-lane
arterial would oriQt be 20 ~~t
more th.an the two-lane roadway,
and the commission should have
endorsed compapy plans for the
larger roadway.
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Two roads will be construct-
ed on the parcel, joining Coast
Highway on the south and the
proposed San Joaquin
Transportation Corridor on the
north.
At the junction of Coast
Highway and the proposed four.
lane Pelican HUI Road a com-
mercial development with 200,000
s quare feet of buildings is
planned.
One need only look at Laguna
Canyon Road to see the problems
associated with a two-Jane
roadway leading to the beach.
But a two-lane arterial is to be
pref erred over a winding park
road. Chances are, the county
will have to come back in future
years and widen Ute road to four
lanes at a much hjper cost.
Reaga:n held. 6rm at summit ·.
And at the southern end of
the proposed Sand Canyon
Avenue, the company has re-
ceived approval for 25,000 square
feel of offices and a 250-room
hotel.
There are many pluses and
several minuses to the final
coastal plan approved by the
state panel.
Here are the pluses:
~ -Up to 74 percent of the
total acreage will be dedicated
for use as open space or pre-
servation. A compromise worked
out between commission officials
and the company will see land
dedication come at a timely pace
as development gets under way
on the various tracts and com·
mercial enterprises.
-Tbe plan has been whittled
down over the years from an in-
itial proposal for 12,000 dwelling
units, to 2,000.
-The company agreed to
impose resale controls on about
400 affordable units requlr:etf by
the commission. Without resale
controls, any affordable housing
program becomes worthless
alter the first batch of owners put
the "For Sale" sign up.
-The commission cut the
Now for the "minuses" in the
Irvine Local Coastal Plan:
-There would appear to be
no need for 100,000 square feet of
offices at the Pelican Hill de-
velopment.
The Irvine Company is seek-
ing approvaJ for 900,000 square
feet of office space at Newport
Center , just a few miles up the
road.
To place offices, with the in-
herent traffic caused by com-
muters and clients, on a coastaJ
strip adjacent lo a state park,
seems unwise and unnecessary.
-Ten-story buildings at the
Pelican Hill development are ex-
cessive. Adjacent cities have
he ight limitations of 36 feet, and
county supervisors recently
turned down a r equest by a South
Laguna group seeking high rise
in that village.
Again, towering hlgb rise
structures are out of place next
to a state park.
There will be disagreement
as to wh ether the commission
ave away tbe farm, or was top trict in its devefot>ment concft-
tions.
On the balance, however, it
appears the 10 years of planning
paid off in a workable com·
promise for everyone.
Governor On target
California with its long
coastline and thousands of square
miles off ederally managed desert
and forest lands, stands to be more
severely damaged than mostother
states by the policies of Interior
Secretary James Watt.
Almost as soon as he took of-
fice, Watt decided to i'everse .
former Secretary Cecil AndruS'
ban on further oil leasing in !edel'-1
waters off the West Coast.
Now he seeks to rescind ex·
ecutive orders issued by Presi-
dent Nixon and President Carter
that restrict the operation of off-
r o ad vehicles s uch as
motorcycles, dune buggies and
snowmobiles in sensitive desert
and mountain areas.
To his credit, Gov. J erry
Brown, backed by environmen-
talist groups, has vowed to fight
Watt on both issues.
Present off-road vehicle
policy permits fe deral land
managers to curb the use of these
vehicles in areas subject to severe
and lasting damage, and to bar
them completely from some
desert areas where the wildllf e
and vegetation could be
permanently obliterated by
vehicular traffic. •
Already more than a million
acres of California desert have
been stripped of surf ace soil by off -
road vehicles -now numbering
1.5 million in the state. The Nixon
and Carter orders at least serve to
protect what's left. Watt's attitude
is that off-road vehicle operators
are entitled to fuJI use of federal
lands , r egardless' of J>Qtential
dam,ge.
By the same token, he is con-
vinced that oil companies should
ha ve the right to conduct full and
free exrloration for oil and gas in
federa waters, regardless of
potential damage to the scenic
coastline, t ourism and com-
mercial fishing in the adjacent
three-mile area controlled by the
state.
If Watt's policies cannot be
blocked, priceless lands and
waters can be irreversibly harmed
-a fine heritage for future
generations of Californians and
others who visit the state.
Brown ls right on target in his
determination to do battle with an
Interior Secretary who ayparently
chooses to disregard bis duty as
curatpr o( federal lands. Califor-
nians should back the governor 100
percent.
Opinions expressed In the space above •re those of the O.lly Pilot. Otnef. views ex·
pressed on this page are those Qf their authors and artists. Reader comment ls lnvlt·
ed. Addreu The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1S60, ,:osta Mesa, CA ?2626. Ptione (714)
642-d21.
~M. Boyd I ldiotn11 are tricky
' Jf )'OU don't UoW tbe ld10l1ll, )'du
doa'l naUy know the lanf'MI•· Tan
tbe word a "back ward'• and
"forward." TIMy'r• OPP"ltet. So
yo.a'd tlmlk one ml1bl bt M8'r1bl• ii UM odaer were nol. Bat DO, you
w,.alda't waa& your child to"-mt.ber
bactw-1'd or forward. ,
Te" Super low! pmet have bMli
won by te...._ with qua~baca 1fbo
wore No . .a.a. T.-n Braclah.w, Boler
Stnbaeb, Bob Oriele, K• Stabler
and Joe Namath.
\ I
. OTT A WA !.,. .Lo }\ls f lrst meeti1ut a'
the West.em eeoJiomi~ suotnut, PNll-
dent Reagan displayed drastic change
in Washington by warning West
German C~ancellor tfelmuL Scfl'-1t<1t. it
would be nsky for n-Onn to ~Y natural
gas shipped throush the Soviet \.Inion's
new Siberian pipeline.
Neither Gerald Ford nor J immy
Carter would have so directly confront·
ed the imperious dean or Western sum-
miteers. Nor was that the original in·
tention or foreign policy bureaucrats
preparing Reagan's s trategy here. But
on the Siberian pipeline as on other key
issues. politically appointed Reagan ad-
m in is tr at ion officials beat the
bureaucrats.
THE RESULT WAS Reaganism at
the summit. "The only thing we wanted
to accomplish here," one seruor pres-
idential aide told us, "was showing
that Ro n a ld Reaga n stood for
something," They s ucceeded. Jf Reagan
at home is accused of formulating no
foreign policy. Reagan a\ Ottawa left no
doubt where be s tanch. ,
Official& of Ute other induslri.alized
democracies, who often complained
Carter did not stand for anything,
grumbled here that Reagan stands for
too much. At Ottawa, they learned as
have congressional De mocrats, that
l>e blnd b W.frfl'l per1opali&y~ and
l>leasant' chatfe~ RHgltfA J!Alrf'Rt'dly
ideological as no other American presi·
dent has been.
T he Ottawa summit came at an un·
propitious time for Reagan, quite apart
from interfering with his tax but fight
and coinciding with the newest Mideast
crisis.
His lone natural ally here, British
Prime Minister Margret Thatcher, is in
political extremis. The accession or
Socialist Francois Mitterrand to tt.e
French presidency pushes leftward the
ideological balance of the industrialized
democracies.
Under t h ese conditions . the
diplo~tlc bureaucracy in Washington
advised Reagan to sweet·talk his way to
leadersbfp' at Ottaw~. Thus, early posi-
tion papers for the summit urged ac-
commodation toward t he wish-lists of
Bonn, Paris and Ottawa -including the
Siberian pipeline.
BUT THE DEFENSE department in·
tervened to insist that was not Ronald
Reagan's policy .• Wh en Reagan arrived
h·r:·
f-VA_l _S /-l-DV-11-~
here, he 1mmed1ately warned Schmidt
or dependence on Soviet energy. The
chancellor r esponded that the pipeline
would supply only 5 to 10 percent of
Ge~an energy oeeds. Reagan persist·
ed, suggesting U.S. help in providing
altern~tive energy sources ~ coal and
nuclear in place of Soviet gas.
This U.S. hard line in Ottawa came
o nl y after internal battling i n
Was hingWll, and the same was true of
Reagan's position on so·called North-
Sout.b iuues.
S .Qlrpartmenl positlorus on aid to
the Utl'derd e ve l o ped Southern
H enU•phere r ead suspiciously like
Carur administration doctrine -
possibly because t hey were drafted
mainly by Assistant Secretary of State
Robert Hormats, who was a senior of·
ficial in the Carter administration.
Non-Reaganaut Hormats encountered
implae1ble opposition from Reaganauts
in tbe Treasury and Office of Manage·
ment and Budget. They switched the ad-
ministration's position to opposition
against a World Bank scheme for
subs tantial U.S. financing of Third
World energy development.
Another backstage battle wa•
fought over the approach to tbe nt'w
French president. A first·draft briefing
paper, prepared for Reagan by foreign
policy bureaucrats, described Mitter·
rand as "a man of vision" whose views
demand respect. The Reaganauts re·
m oved Lbe offending language, and the
paper's final version advised a
courteous but arm's length approach to
Mitterrand.
At issue was not the French presi-
dent's personal merit but the danger of
Reagan being trapped by Mitterrand
and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre
Trudeau in government projects to
transfer resources from the developed
North to the underdeveloped South.
In his stiffly formal first meeting with
Mitterrand, Reagan made clear hit
preference for the private sect or
Southern development.
Thus, Reagan did more at Ottawa
than answer complaints about U.S. in·
terest rates a nd react to the Mideast.
Reagan's positions actually set the
boundaries of this summit, dooming in-
c lusion in the final communique of
Trudeau's gran diose scheme for
"global negotiations'· to redistribute
world wealth.
OTHER NATIONAL leaders here did
not like Reagan 's intransigence any
more than Carter's indecisiveness.
"Reagan s hould remember what Harry
Truman said : ''You can tell a man to go
to hell . but you can't make him go," one
European diplomat told us. "We have
other options than blindly following the
Americans."
Jn fact, Reagan in Ottawa told nobody
to "go to hell." But representing the in-
dustrial democracy best combining
political stability. military power and
economic health, he showed no hesita·
tion in carrying Reaganism to the sum-
mit. •
•I
Will w~an justice he court 'gofer'?
Judge San~I ti>~' b•connor or
Arizona has becomt tfle rst woman to
be nOtrUnated to '"'tftr Slfprtmt"'Coutt.
and every indication is that she will be
confirmed with a mln~mu"' of ttouble.
However, there is po'tent,lal trouble
waiting for her when she actuallt ar·
rives in Washington to join the C<>urt as
a justice. It has to do with a tradition as
old as the Supreme Court It.sell. It
wouldn't make any difference, if she
weren't a woman; but she ls. and lt is
likely that the male justices are fretting
over what to do about it.
Specifically, it's this:
WHEN THE JUSTICES of the
Supreme Court meet to deliberate, no
one else Is allowed tn the room. N~ one;
no secretaries, no a$slstants, no clerks.
This is hQ"' It has been down thtou1h
the years and thJs t' how the JUiUces
like lt. Actually, In an age when every
under-assistant ,.Press secretary baa a
flock: ot aides, It's kind of ril~ that the
Supreme Court JusiJt~ like 1P do th1n11
all by themselves.
But ,t.h,lf, is whtlre Ute prQblem ~P.mes
In. Since there,are tJjl ;~cretarjes ~)' u·
slatant.s, any rneni&l tnh tha,t come up
durjn( dellberaU~ hive to be ~M by
one or anotfler of U>e Juat.ice4. And,
tradtdOQally the 1unlor medlber of tbe
Court has been a11l1oecl to .kf, tbe "a of er" -the pe.,.OD who 1'aa to flO tht
annoylq.ditty work.
ll'• ~of U.. f~aternltx a~phere ,
of the~. When 1Pu're..ttM -.w boy
YO\l do ~ m-S•I M>rk •. 'nd U.-wba
another 1pot OPfllf 'JP, you •et t.o have
the n>enlal .wor~ done 1or 1ou. It's ~ w 1)'1 belt> tlaat Wl.1.
!!xcepe, now we an ab®t io have the
llrJt .~. j~Cfe., ~d, ff"" .f•mlAlat . "•'"':! tielp• wh~t the1 are !:" t.t>. other ~ er.e ~I to ~VJ 10 ell·
clde t It will ~ Ilk• to, a.a,_ Sen·
drJ o·~ •• dif "IOftr. ti w, • au &Mt ~; ~ •ec.. ~, .... ,.,... ~-· .. J ~ die OOOJ' "' ,,._ ~ ctiUDben ~~p5 . ~. Jlllllil, tr~ • ~-~ -~I • ' ,-tt Uf AO epea A • ·dioer of. .ti•• elllteratloaa room • ., Um•
•• ... .... • I t "
...... Take m essagu for lhe other
justices.
-Take orders for coffee and snacks,
a nd reJey lhem lo a person waiting out-
side the Ck!liberalions room.
~ Go out into the hallway to relay or-
ders from the other justices.
-Write down what bo<*s and ref·
erence materials the other justices
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need, and then go make s ure the library
sends tbem aJong.
Since im1 Justice John Paul Stevena
• bas had all ot these duties. and no one
has made all that btg a deal about it.
But Court-watcher& feel that the
justices may be a little nervous about
what It's golnf to look like when the
tasks are turned over to Sandra O'Con-
nor .
I •anted \o t tiectt with • Supreme
Court dpert about this so I talked to
Scott ArquJtron1. wbo , wllh Bob
Woodward, waa c~-author of "The
Brethren.'' the fr<>Und ·br .. kina book
abOUt tbe ~rt.
"What It amOWita to is a matter of
prl:ttocol," Armitrons 11Jd. "When
the)" ... ln conference, they •It In an oat·
paneled room with a treen felt table.
The chi~ JuatJce •lta at one encl, and the
Junior· Justice alts farthnt away -
cfotesl to the dOor.'
"80, YBS -'l'ft o•DElllNG of cot-
f e~ and food ls dona by th• Junlor
Juatlce. Por aome reaton tM J~Uctt seem to llke ctbna.pon tout, 10 lt they
wanl tome, tt11 tht Junior JUltlce who
h.ia to rel•>' tbe order. And Cbfef
JuaUce (Warren) 8v1• doela'l Ille• coft•• ~ 8't'll ha·H to Ol'der tea for hlm.11 II
Ar~ U$d tJiat u.. datMI Of ta iiilied to a. .._ more cte:
~aa"•"'*'lM J i Wtollrfttbe eotr~ to. tljj ~,~• '*"' u. mun• i*ll tn lliiiid'Gllt -a. ,.., to aetu.any
'
butter the bread for the other luaticea,
"Hut when Thurgood MarshaJl joined 1
the Court, there was kind of an UD·
spoken realization that it would not Joe*
good to have a black man doine those
kind ot things for the white just.ices.
They didn't want him to be some kind or
Stepin Fetchit character, so when he
joined the Court, a lot of the meniailUea
were taken out or the junior justice's ob-
ligations, and they're not so odious ,
anymore."
ARMSTRONG SAID that he un-
derstands the m ale justices are already
giving thought to how to make Mrs,;
O'Connor feel comfortable: "There hut
been one report that they have order~
the urinal taken out or the jusUcea •
bathroom." he said. ,
"Burger la essentially a chau~
but h.Js chauvinism manifests ltaelf LQt
the way that he won't want her to dQ
anything for him. You know, he'll err
by opening doors for her, DOl by de·
mandlng that she do things for him. 1
"If I were 1olna to write a •cript Cori
the first conference, I would au.., tbati
Justice (William) Rebnqulat will break
the Ice by makillC a few eu11otnt
jokes making It clear that be knows she
won't expect any special treatmmt.
"And of co~1 If 1he'1 smart, ahe'U
let lbem know tnat sbe doesn't waM
apeclal treatment. She'll make IL cleQ
that she recointies the traditiou of the
Court, that abe knows .abe'a the Junlor
Ju1t1ce."
..
Who are these people
making so much pay?
The IP'eal baseball strike bu prompted
a certain amount of grumbling about the
propriety of paying youn1 men aeveral
hundred thousand dollars a year -and
occaaionaUy more -to bop, skip and
jump about the nation's lareer athletic
stadia. One can hear rather a UWe tsk-
tskln1 ~never Dave Winfield'• 1alary
of Sl.4 million a yearis mentioned.
No' similar tsk-tsklhg is audible when It
is announced that NBC's Tom Brokaw is ,...\
!"'.f'
Rlllfflll ~
to be paid more than the Yankees' left
fielder for waving bis mouth around on
the air waves. One would be bard put to
demonatrate that Mr. Brokaw brings
more joy or human progress to the world
inblaworkthanMr. Winfielddoesinhis.
Suffice it to say no universally agreed
upon measure exists for compensation. A
man or woman is worth whatever some
damn fool will pay him.
TAU THE CASE of one Archie R.
Mccardell. Last year Archie found
somebody to pay him one million four
hundred and fourteen thousand dollars. I
spell ilout to make it more impressive.
The somebody Archie found is the In-
ternational Harvester Corporation where
be punches in every day to do what he's
PJid all that money for: be chairman of
lbe board. How well he does it might be a
topic or diacussfon. By Business Week
magazine's calculations, Archie's com-
pany, which makes agricultural equip-
ment, bad, over the space of the last 18
months, I01l the not unprincely sum or
$1573 million. With a record like that I
wouldn't let Archie be the bat boy on my
ball club, even if be were to offer to do it
rorfree.
Not everybody can be paid more than a
f1lillion dolJars a year to supervise the
loss of a half a billion. But there is
Richard Dicker, the boss of Penn Central.
~st year Mr. Dicker was p~d $1,648,000.
Has stockholders were paid nil for
dividends.
Nol so long ago Mr. Oicker's Penn Cen-
tral bought GK Technoloaies whose peer·
leu leader is Robert P . Jensen, a
gentleman wbo was compensated at the
rate of $1,8Sl,OOO last year. That me~ns
Mr. Dicier, the buyer, was paid Leu tbaD
Mr. Jensen, the buyee. That cou.ld get to
be a little dicey but doubUeu tbey have
worked sometblng out.
IN BASEBALL the 1alary you aet pald
baa aome reuonably ce>DJtant rela-
tionship to one or another measure of
performance. Good year or po«, Resale
Jackson pulls tens of thouaudl ol extra
paying customen into the ballpark every
week. He's worth his money. So probably
is Thomas B. Pir.ltena, Jr. Tom ii the
founder and runner of the Mesa
Petroleum Co., who got paidjuata bit shy
of 8 million bucks last year. Mesa bu the
reputation of being an extremely well run
outfit that mates mucho moola.
Robert Charpie got paid a tad under $5
million for bis priceless -and that's no
hyperbole -work running the Cabot
Corporation, which la heavily into oil and
carbon and such. Since the Cabot family
owns about "5 percent of the stock ol the
Cabot company and they're apparenUy
happy with Mr. Charpie, who are we to
question his compensallon, alt.bough one
does wonder what a man who makes alJ
that money does with it.
Does he come home on Friday ni&bl
after a hard week toiling in the gold mine
and tell his wife, "Let's get out the bank
pass book, slowly turn the pages and look
at all those zeeeeeeeroooos." Maybe be
hands over the paycheck to bis wife ~d
spends bis leisure time working on hil
model railroad layout.
THE CASE OF David S. Lewis, the
generalissimo of General Dynamics,
takes some arguing. He may be worth the
$3 million bis company paid him to bis
stockholders . That's for them to decide
but the Navy says bis oulfit bas badly
screwed up the Trident submarine pro-
gram. GD's Electric Boat Division bad
the contract to build ships that are sup·
posed to be America's most powerful line
of defense. But the joke goinl around w ashington is that the welds on the rint
one are so bad the Navy's afraid to test
dive this bathtub toy, which wu years
late in the delivery. If what they say is
true -General Dynamics denies all -
maybe the taxpayer would be better off
paying Mr. Lewis an extra million to stay
in bed next year.
Then we can eive Mr. Lewis' job to Mr.
Winfield (currently unemployed) who is
not only better looking but costs leu and
knowshowtokeepbiaeyeoot.beball.
A child's rig'ht to read
By JOAN TALMAGE WE~
Joan Talmage Weiss U~a in Newport
Beach.
I once knew a girl named Heidi. (Not
"Heidi," the children's book. but
perhaps her name is syncbronlstic.)
Heidi lived lo our tract and had been
blind from birth.
I'd watch her swim in our community
pool, then clap her bands together
("bUndisms" -a way of keeping com-
pany with herself, I soon learned).
"Her books are mostly texts," her
mother told me. "I just wish she could
read for fun."
"She will," I promised. My first
children's book had just been published.
I eot written permission from my
pu blisber and bad "Dory Boy"
transcribed into Braille. When I banded
Heidi a copy of that square. bulky
Braille book with its raised dots, she
bugged me. AB her red hair brushed
against my cheek my heart did a filp-
flop. I made .a resolution. All my
children's books would be put into
Braille. Aller llU, the Heidi1 of the
'#orld bave the same right to read as
·••hled kids.
TRIS YEA& WHEN two children's
books were published I malled the
manuscript.a to the Braille Insutute's
Selection Committee.
Two weeks later I drove to the Bra.Ile
lblUtute In Los An1ele1. There I found
my readership wasn't limited to
children.
"Don't for1et the blind parent who
IMcla to 'read' to his sight.ed child," DorotbJ Coleman told me. She'• dlrec·
tor of eommumcauon.a.
I stoppld. ''Tbere'a another brtqe of
commualcatlola," 1 Hld. OM 1 had ~m
pletely inillid.
Dorotby led me throqb tbe 1quue·
block: educaUoul f acUlty for aU BC•· I
watched tra!Ded adors truaacrlb&q
.... Into HIHltll wblcb .,.. malW
fNe ot dwfe to tbe bllnd. I ~
Uleir Platt.eD pnu wbleb a1lowi •-
producUoD from the muter Braille t•• .. · .
I aaw the U.~(tbetr Did editlail) ~"Ex ," ~ •r .. ._... for to 1Ud.b .,.. bUlid
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We giggled together, enjoying the
humor.
Then I c hecked to see if my
books bad cleared the selection commit-
tee. They had. My publisher, Harcourt
Brace Jovanovich, had already sent in
written release ol Braille rights. Norma
went to work on '•Home for a
Stranger."
A week later she phoned me with a
problem. The plot describes a Mexican
orphan who is brought to California for
plastic surgery by a doctor's service
club. I included Spanish phrases since
Juana still thinks in Spanish.
"In Braille the Spanish language re-
quires a different code," Norma ex-
plained. "Only a few of our Brailllsls
know it."
Surprised, I could only say: "I'll
leave that to you." But I remembered
that 3,ooo· volunteer hours poured into
each Braille book.
Beach Cities Braille Guild held a
meeting.
"We'll do it," Norma reported back.
"It'll introduce the Spanish langua1e to
the Braille reader." She cited a
statistic. By the year 2000 ball the
population in California will have
Spanish surnames.
"Well, you really know your read-
ers," I said.
WE FACED ANOTHEa cballen1e
with "The Lemonade Lady." a begln-
nlna reader. Each of the 12 •toilet
stands independeaUy IO I adapted two
1torles into play1crlpts. "Loefer, tbe
Gopher" bu special eclucatJoul appeal
because "the top 1opher clvea the
children a le .. on In br\llbln1 their teeth. One of h1I Unes readl: "Wltb
teeth 1iU mine you have to 1cnow wbat
you are dcl&q.''
Tile Garden Grove UDilled Sebool
Di1trict bu a p.rolfam for UM v1lua1b
'handicapped. Tbelr med.ta spectall1t
found •&lile in bUJad cblldrea ftnt Nlld·
iq the aory in BraWe and Ulla adAat
it out.
"Shy, wltbdrawa cblltlrea oft••
blollOID on ltue '' iM told~
So th• anDilat1 traild'IW boUl
booltud..._ ......
Now I ha¥. ·UM joJ ol .._... tUt
my wor'Cll are 1pnadla1 tO 8"dAI
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read. .,
Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT/SUnday, July 29, 1881 A.ta
l used :to bta plain and unaeveloped.
c~ would Wdlk all over me, eating and--and
evetythi'Z9··· Then one day 1 he1d a chance
to really be something! B~tevery tirne
l got m plan it Seemed so
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McOoskey risks Jewish vote
By CllA&LES G. BELL
Char~• G. BeU ii a pro/eaior of politico.I
actence at Cal State F~on.
Congressman Pete McCloskey (Palo
Alto) appears to have seriously alienal·
ed the Jewish vote with bis repeated
criticisms ol the "Israeli Lobby" effect
on American foreign policy. McCloskey
recently asserted that the Israeli lobby
is the most powerful lobby in America
today and that it bas "completely un-
balanced our foreign policy."
In particular, the congressman is coo-
cerned about U.S. commitments lo the
slate of Israel in case of a Middle East
war.
At first glance, Mccloskey, who is
running for . the GOP U.S. Senate
nomination next year, appears to have
made a tactical error in makin1 such a
criticism. After all, a cardinal rule
among candidates for public office is
supposed to be "never offend any vote
bloc!" And, certainly, the Jewish vote
bas long been considered slgnlficaol in
California politics.
Republicans were, for example,
pleased al the ability of Ronald Reagan
to capture an unusually large propor-
tion of the Jewish vote last November.
According to the prestigious California
Poll, about one in five Jews voted for
Reagan in last year's presidential race.
In general, Jews rated Jimmy Carter as
one of the worst presidents in American
history.
WHY THEN, would McClosky offend
the Jewish vote when be needs all the·
s upport he can get in his race for the
U.5. Senate in 1982?
The answer, simply put, is that Jews
don't count for much in the state's GOP.
Less than one in five Jews is a
Republican -overall they account for
less than 2 percent or the ·total GOP reg-
istration in California.
tn fact. according tO a California Poll
conducted in late January of this year.
McCl<>1key has essentially no Jewish
GOP support anyway. What Jewish vole
there is in the Republican Parcy tends
lo favor San Diego's mayor Pete Wilson
and President Reagan's daughter
Maureen Reagan.
BUT, HAS McCLOSKEV gained
anytlting in his attack on the "Israeli
Lobby"? According to a district poll,
over 80 percent of the congressman·s
constituents expressed concern about
the United States' commitment to Israel
in the Middle East. If that concern is
statewide, McCloskey may have a key
issue within the Republican primary.
Thus, McCloskey hasn't thrown away
anything and may gain substantially if
o th er GOP contenders -Barry
Goldwater. Pete Wilson, and Maureen
Reagan -take a pro·lsrael stand. In
particular, if the Israel government's
aggressive west bank policy threatens
Middle East peace. McCloskey's posi-
tion may prove beneficial. A Middle
East war, on any grounds, is not likely
to be popular with the voters.
Public testimony does contribute
To the Editor:
The Atomic Safety and Licensin1
Board, an arm of the Federal Nuclear
Regulatory Commission, bas berun open
bearings in Orange County aa part of the
process of deciding whether or not to
grant the Southern California Edison
Company and San Diego Gas and Electric
a license to operate two new units at th~
San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.
Public testimony is invited al these
bearings. The voice of the community
was heard in San Clemente on July 11, and.
will be heard again throughout the sum-
mer. At a time when traffic enatneen1 are
debating with emergency management
officl~ ove.r the feuibility of evacuation
MAILBOX
plans, and eeologists and sebmtc scien-
tists dispute the implicatlona of new
earthquake data, bow much light will be
thrown on the controversy by the com-
ments of miniaters, members of P.T.A.
boards, surfers and bousewive1?
IT IS IUST such public testimony that
the current administration, in a move to
cut red tape and accelerate the Uceosing
of new plants, wouldsbarplycurtalloreo-
Urely eliminate from the Ucensln& pro-
c e du re. Only so-called "expert
testimony," legally constituted and
formally documented, could then be pre-
sentedtothethree memberaofthe board.
Within the context of aa1ertlons,
cballences and rebuttals lsaued by scien·
tJats and enatneers, the value ol "inex-
pert" public testimony ii ditftcult to de-
fine. It hu someWna to do wltb common
sense, common survival-oriented
wisdom, and the fundamental ethic ot our
democracy.
Public tesUmony preaent.1 to the board
the 1l1ht and IOund of real buman beinl•
whose Jlvea, alone with those of
tbou1andl of oehera may haq on lb• pre-
dldUve accuracy Of matbematlclau and
phy1lclatl wbo are themaelvee fallible
human beinp
Public tetllmony ralaet qu.tloal that
cannot be answered wttb now pett.ru or
lo1arttbma. For instance: Wbea the
alarm soa olf, wW pa.renta rUllr bud
DOl1.b Immediately and leHt BUlJ' and
SM toa.evacuat.d by aeboolbu11
Public ~ eoafr'oDU u.it tiMrd
wtU. .__ olfuadameatal nhila. At tbe
Jal1 11 bnrlDI oae apeuer llAed, "U
)'OU ref1lle to lfetMe tM planta ailid 10U
are W1"GDa. wtaltwUI a. a.l? ADdtf JOQ do
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will again be afforded the opportunity to
address the Board in the San Clemente
Htgb School auditorium -a good place
for it to happen. Those who attend will
agree that these hearings mustremainan
integral part of the nuclear power plant
licensing procedure.
-JEAN BERNSTEIN
Pendleton ideal
To the Editor:
We've had many many articles and
lawsuits on this airport issue an<S I can
see, even though I live under the flight
pattern, there's going lo be a time in the
near future when Orange County
Airport is going lo be too small for this
fast growing area and we're going to
have to have a new airport.
Some of the eastern cities pair up
with each other for the development of
an airport between them : such as
Dallas-Fort Worth. Seattle·Tacoma,
Minnesota-St. Paul and many others.
Knowing the problems that we have in
the San Diego area with their outmoded
downtown airport and our soon-to-be
outmoded Orange County Airport, I
think it's about time that the two coun-
tl es, San Diego and Orange, get
together and have a common interna-
tional airport that will service all the
area south of LAX to the border.
I propose that Camp Pendleton, which
bas been mentioned by many. be the
site of that new International airport.
IF YOU GO TO the commandant of
the base and say bey, we'd like to have
a chunk of your land for an airport, cer-
tainly he's goln& to say no, but if a coo·
certed effort with plans could be pre-
sented in Washington, D.C. to no lea1
than the President of the United Stalel,
l think he could have the Congress paa1
legislation whereby Camp Pendleton
would be ordered to 1tve up a piece of
1round suitable for an international
airport.
-This woutd be beautiful bec:auae If the -
covemment controlled access to the
area of that airport, they would keep
out the realtors and that would prevent
developen from buildlnl houlea there
with people who would complain about
the noise .. So we have an ideal cbantt to
build an airport where no real .Ute de-
velopment ean lake place. Maybe let
tbe covernment bavt tbe muter ltue
on the place and farm out .,.u to tbe
varloUI airllnet to develop tbeJr OWll
ficlllU. and have tl\em pay the•~·
ment for tbl&r apace.
It could be that OM end ol tbll aiJ'pOrt
In P 1 n .... eoukl boule tbt mllltar)'
like tn Loal Beaeb. It ..ouldD't IDWfen
wlt.b the commerclal traftk GM I*. PIULNOU
Its r ecent advertisem e nt in
newspapers across the country was a
case of contrived chicanery reminiscent
of that notorious genre of propaganda
that surrounded World War I.
To defame. to malign, lo slander. and
to libel are all interrelated in Webster's
dictionary. I suggest that the Anti-
Defamalion League bone up on them.
Surely, however, they must have some
familiarity with some or the following
phrases contained in those definitions:
Quote. ". . . misleadlng or false re-
ports . . . representation that conveys
an unfavorable impreuion; ... ut·
terance of false charges or mis-
representations; .. and, most telling of
all, ... "specific and subtle mis·
representation . . . (that> m~y not
always imply deliberate lying."
PROPAGANDISTS oC every hue are
all loo familiar with these unsavory de·
vices.
I for one have long fell that the
organization calling itself the Anti-
Defamalion League, was actually
anethema to several basic American
principles upon which our nation la
based and strives to operate. One of
these is the right to speak without rear.
Now, anyone committed to the state
of Israel certainly has a right to express
it in this country, and we trust that the
freedom to do so will always prevall.
Likewise, we trust that the critics of
l11rael will also be guaranteed that right
to speak.
But just how much right does anyone
have to falsely contrive or mJsrepreseot
the facts in order to defame another n&•
lion? And, in this instance, bow much
concern for the welfare of the United
Stales does it reveal? Very little.
Dangerou' mischief Is the beat
description of the advertisement the
League placed in the newspapers •cro1s
the country. Dangerous became it is
bated on deliberate fal1ifyln1 and
JournallaUc chlcanery, designed to dtt-·
credit Saudi Arabla, a nation friendly to
the United States• lntere1t, and to brin&
preaaure on the Congress to prevent the
placin1 of the A WAC• for our own pro-
tection aad the survival of tbe frff
world.
Aa for t.be content of the lma.-lnal')'
headline so cynically pro~ 1n u.e
advertlaement, "Saudi Arab&M Defec-
ton Steal Seeret U.S. Air Defeaae
System I« Ruatians," tt l1 only &oo ap-
parent Utat defecton .... not Ullilq• to
any oae country. Defecton ~,out ot
t.be -.cl~ wherever tMy ha.,,_ to
dwell. And il ii 11 Ulctly lllat Israel, or
IOIM «Mr eomtry eM.141 barber dM
IM•t notorioua defector, Bl ll ta th.at IM
mlabt come from Saudi Arabia, UM United &Mee, 0( Gr.al Brtt.ua • lllaA
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, July 29, 1981
~t's hard . to tell 'Celluf/tork 'from real thing
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Connolaaeurt wtu
tell you that a plastic cork ln a bottle ol fine wl*
ls like earing a iourmet dinner from a paper plate.
Somehow. says the general manager of a po1h
restaurant, the two don't go to1ether.
But a New Jersey firm 11 bettil'l1 tha& anottblah
preference for natural bark wine corks will soon
soften in favor of their synthetic aimica.
J . Daniel Proctor, president of Loral Pac1ta1·
in1 wblcb produces the "Cellukork," says it's only
a matter ol time before its corb ol ethyleoe·vlnyl
acetate -the same subatance used iD pla1ttc meat wr~pllllJ -are popped into averaae·priced wine bot ..
lace a Cellukork next to a oatural bark cork,
Proct.or ••Y•. and It's hard to tell them apart. The
imltatloo bu almUar color and resilience and
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must be removed with a corucrew.
But unlike natural corks, It ii lp>Ptrvloua to
mold ucl worrm and will not crumble on openln1.
Those natural flaws, however, are of HtUe con· cern to tbe wine expert.
''There's a romance auoelated with wine,"
said Thomas Calvin Michael, ieneral manaier
of Emie'a Restaurant ID San Francisco. "It bu
everytb.lnc to do with old, crusty bottles that are
takenoutoftheceUar.
•'The cork proffers a certain appeal because It
lend1 some Idea of what the wine I.I 1oln1 to be about."
'l'he ritual anlfrme of a cork after the som·
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"J think the connoisseur ta certainly 1oin1 to
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AU this doesn't worry Proctor, who has two
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California and Ohio.
Lut month, Cellukorks were displayed at the
American Society of Enolo1tata meeUn1 in San
Dit110. "That was the third year we bad exhibited
this thln1," Proctor said. "It shows that we were
not just a flash In the pan."
But he said he "might never live to see the day
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Enologist Cornelius Ou1h. University of
CaU!omia, Davis, has been testing Cellukorka for more t.haD two years. He pronounces It "very satisfactory."
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Marshall isn't overlooked this tiIDe
He make s game-saving catch as South ties N orth, 15-1 5 in Shrine All-star game
By &OGER CARLSON
0( ... Delly"'-..... .
PASADENA -Foothill HJ1b'1 John Marshall,
overlooked in All·CIF selections, overlooked by the
major universities and overlooked in ori1lnal
selections for the 30th annual Shrine All-star foot·
ball 1ame, saved the favored South a humlliatin1
embarrassment Saturday night in what evolved ln·
to a LS.15 frustration.
Marshall, a 6-2, 180-pound talent tabbed for duty
only as an afterthought, grabbed a pass from Long
Beach Poly's Stefan Derrick at the North LO-yard
line, was swarmed over by the North defense, but
somehow escaped and dashed lnto the end zone
with 26 seconds left to complete a 20-yard pass play.
Banning High's Danny Andrews took a pitchout
around the right side for the two-point conversion
and the South's honor and luster was brightened, if
not totallyshining. .
The North had taken a Ls-7 lead when Tony
Lewis of El Camino Real Hl1h squirted throo1h.
then around the South defense with 6:41 lett on a
27-yard scorinc.run.
Tbe South's final touchdown drive started 92
yards away with 2,:56 left.
A fourth-down pass to Marshall for 15 yards to
the North's 26 kept it alive, then three plays lat.er,
the Foothill High star made the play of the came,
turning an otherwise frustraUna South effort into
respectability. It wa.s definitely better than kissing
your sister .
Despite better statistics, the South was on the
ropes. Not only was lt down by eight polnta, it
could have been worse lf Mater Del's Larry
Williams and his defensive teammates bad not
stopped the North on a fourth-and-goal from inches
out.
The two teams struggled to a 7·7 standoff at the
Kwk Collin& ( 42) takes a hard /all as the Rama rookie• battled /or a position on the club's roater.
half, thanks to the North's ablllty to take advan·
tage of a fumbled punt by Fountain Valley's Emile
Harry at the South 27 and the South's ablllty to
cash in on one of four pass interference calls by a
gracious corps of referees.
half when it drove 48 yards after Loara's Monte
Taylor intercepted an Owens' aerial.
It took the North 11 plays (Including Brent
Bartz's 41-yard punt which wu turned into the
half's biagest gainer when Harry could not control
the ball) to score.
A third-down Incompletion wu turned lnto a
15-yard gain by the officials to keep the drive 10-
ing and tn the end, it was Andrews skipping 12
yards throogh the North's defense on fourth·and·
six when he couldn't find an open receiver on a
halfback pass play.
The South was knocking on the door again lo the
final seconds, thanks to two more gift.a from the of.
ficlals. After AJemany's Donald LaBomme recovered
the ball it took the Y anka seven more plays before
Van Nuys' Mike Owens found Doug Allen of
Baldwin Park from eight yards out.
The South's passing game was virtually nil
throuab two quarters. The only completion was
Derrick's ll-yard pass to Michael Alo, but the of·
ficials gave the South all the incentive it needed to
stick with the aerial game.
The South, however, passed up two-yard penalty
at the a five-yard line, then disdained earlier plaru
for a short field goal attempt by Alo and blew il
with a dive through the middle on the last play of
the hall.
The South evened the score wilh 4:30 Jeft in the
Clearly, someone blew it badly, almost as badly
as the officials, who rewarded standard defenses
(See SOUTH, P ag.e 8%)
Yancy finds dream team
But ex-Saddleback st ar has new role with Rams • By J OHN SEVANO Of .... ....,,.. .....
Raw speed Is a precious com·
modlty in the NFL. Coaches love
it.
You could never have played a
down of football in your Ille, but
if you ran a 4.4 or 4.5 40-yard
dash, coaches would lake more
than a casual look at you.
That's how BUly Yancy got a
contract. Oh, he's played root·
ball before; a lot in fact. But
speed) and signed the 5·10, 170.
pounder to a Cree agent contract.
"I didn't know defense was
this tough, but I reel like I'm
holding my own," Yancy says.
"The mistakes l make are cor·
rectable.
"I'm catching on pretty good
and a lot of times my speed and
quickness enable me to make
up for anything I might have
done wrong."
he's always played on one side YANCY CLAIMS one or his
of the line o! scrimmage -of· biggest adjustments is going rense.
Now, as a defe nsive cor·
nerback, Yancy is learning all
over again. And it's tough
enough trying to make an NFL
team at your best position, not to
mention one totally foreign.
YANCY BAS speed, though.
Plenty of it. He's been timed
twice al 4.4 on grass, wblcli puta
him in the select company of
such people as Oakland's Cliff
Branch and Dallas' Bob Hayes.
Just how fast is that time?
Well, nobody in the biatory of the
game hu been clocked faster.
Needless-to-say, Yancy ls the
fas teat player on the Rams' Cal
State Fullerton practice field.
Whether that asset will earn bim
a spot on the Rams' roster or not
is another matter.
"He's got tremendous talent,"
said defensive coordinator Bud
Carson. "It's just a matter of
whether we can wait for it."
YANCY DIDN'T pick an easy
position. Only eight defensive
backs will stay and it's hard to
figure the Hamilton High·
Saddleback CoUege-and Fresno
State graduate will usurp
veterans like Nolan Cromwell,
Pat Thomas, Rod Perry. John·
nie Johnson, Jeff Delaney or
Ivory Sully. That leaves nine
candidates for two spots.
"It's going to be tough for me
because I've been playing of·
fense all my life," admita Yan·
cy, who played quarterback,
running back and wide receiver
at various times last season.
"Sure it's going to be difficult.
But I'm learnin1."
Yancy came to the Rams on a
recommendation by Rod Perry.
Obviously, management liked
what they saw (especially bis
I feel this is
the best chance
I 'll ever have
to make a team .
-tlUl.Yency
from the hitt.ee to the hitter.
"Nine times out of 10 I would
be able to get away from absorb·
ing a good shot,'' says Yancy
with a smile. "Now I have to
have Lbe (fesire to hit.
"I 00,.'t really feel like I'm
that far behind. I don't think I'm
really that far from holding my
own with the rest of the vets."
Yancy, wbo was on the verge
of going to Canada before sign·
ing with the Rams, says this will
probably be bis best -and only
-shot at making the pros.
"I'm with my dream team,"
he says. "I don't care how I
make it or what side of the ball
I'm on. I just want to maJte my
dream co me true.
"I reel this is the best chance
l 'U ever have to make a team. I
know Bud Carson has coached a
lot of ballplayers and a lot of All·
Pros. I just hope one or these
days I can be one of them."
* * * THERE WEllE A few im·
pressive performances Saturday
as the Ram rooki es scrimmaged
the Ram rookies at Cal Slate
Fullerton before 1,500 in atten·
dance.
Although the offense didn't
score, quarterback Jeff
Rutledge, a three-year veteran,
completed five or six passes for
87 yards.
Robert Alexander, a 10th·
round draft selection, rushed for
43 yards on 7 carries, while
Jairo Penaranda, the Rams' last
pick in the '81 draft out of
UCLA, has 24 yards on 10 at·
tempts.
Alexander also tied Walt
Arnold for most receptions with
two. Free agent Vic Rakbsbani,
an Edison High and USC grad,
caught one pass for 18 yards.
D e f e n s ive ly , middl e
linebacker Howard Carson, wbo
spent 1980 on injured reserve;
defensi ve left tackle Phil
Murphy, who spent most of 1980
watching from the sidelines;
and defensive end Mike Clark, a
seventh-round pick out of
Florida all had four tackles,
with Murphy and Clark also re·
cording two QB sacks.
* * * AS FOR no-shows, walkouts
and injuries.
Defensive end Bob Cobb, the
the Ra.ms' third round choice out
of ~rizona . disappeared just
prior to the scrimmage and is
nowhere to be found.
Long Beach State's David
DuniaJt, a defe~ive end, and
Ray Polk, a llnebackeT, bave
wal ked out of camp. Both
rookies didn't expect to make it
anyway.
Finally, the only injury of the
scrimmage was suffered by of·
fensive tackle Bob Gruber, who
spent 1980 on the injured reserve
list with a twisted. knee. Gruber
suffered a severely sprained left
ankle which should keep him
sidelined 10 days to two weeks.
* * * All veterans reported -on
time -as expected. And, more
importantly, everyone is happy.
Foyt crash,
blaze ntar
500 race
Haden has one /an
in Pat Sweetland
BUD T UC KER
Pat Sweetland will not be
among those fans booing Pal
Haden this season.
Why? We ll, arter playing
against and with him for three
yeir s, Sweetland, you might saf, has joined the Pal Haden
Admiration Society.
'The guy ls a master," aaya
Sweetland, a former defensive
lt,.eman who played against
Haden while at UCLA and with
the quarterback on the
Callf omla Sun.
"To rne, I think (Vince) Fer·
ra1amo la a 1ood quarterback
and Haden is a good
qu8'ferback. But Haden CO\lld
thrqw three tQuchdown pauet
and people will say that's what
be'• IUppoff to do. Then, he'll
mab tu. fint mlltake and peo-
ple will be doWn on blm like
<bl-p)."
Sweetland knows 111 about
Haden'• capabUitlea. In ma,
whea Sweetland wH a J= the Haden·led Trojans at
the Bru.ina, 23·11. And, u a
HDlor, lt wun't mueb btUer u
UCLA kllt M·t.
''I remembir the nrtt cme re.a
"9IL'' lw11U11d ..._''We Ital' tbe better team aild n
came in at halftime and we were
beat. I really think we were out·
c oached in that one (John
McKay vs. Pepper Rodters)."
Sweetland'• contribution to
the flrst conteiit was a ls.yard
sack of Haden. In the second, be
played the entire game with a
broken wrist and .waa, for the
most part, ineffective.
Actually, lt WU klnd ot fUMy
bow things turned out for
LOOKING BA.CK
SweeUand. All durin1 hla youth
be had desperately wanted to so
to use and, .. a IJ'adu ate out of
Cotta Mesa H11h.he almoet did.
11111.ead, however, Sweetland
decided to 1et some 1eal0flinl at
Oran1e Cout CoUe'e" It' WU followtna bis sophomore ,.., at
OCC that UCLA tallu1d him tnto
1oln1 to Westwood.
Wblle at Oran1• Cout,
Sweetland matured Into a
baUplQ91'. Tbe Buea ~T4l
and won tbe 8autb CN8l a.. ,., ......... ant ... -........ ( ................. ..
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Payton 'satisfied'
with his contract
From AP ..... tdtH
CIDCAGO -Chtca10 Bean run· • n1n1 back Walter Payton bal 1.iped C-t
three one·year contract.a worth coo1e
to $700,000 a year, Payton's aaent
lllld Saturda)' Di&ht.
Reached b)' telephone at h.la HattJeabur1.
Mist. home, aaent Bud Holmes Hid the sl1nin1
-announced without details by the Beara
earlier In the day -would brln1 Payton
between $1.8 million and "a
little over" $2 million over
three years.
··A clause in the contract
prevent.a me from 1tvtn1 out
details, but the money ·will be
enough to keep Walter the
highest paid player in the
NFL," Holmes said. "It's ar·
ranged in a way that benefits
P
'
Walter frpm the tax point of
OJI°" view."
The aaent said Payton was "very satiafied"
with the pact. "Walter bu never been a de·
manding person," Holmes said. "He's never
wanted to get involved in negotiations."
Payton joined the Bears in their suburban
Lake Forest training camp Thursday and was
practicing with his teammates Saturday, his
27th birthday'. Payton signed the contract early
Saturday afternoon, Holmes said.
The workhorse running back said in camp
Friday that be was surprised al the length of the
contract talks. "I didn't know the negotiations
would go on this long. It's been a strain on me
mentally as far as concentration for camp.·•
Quote of the day
Angel pitcher &ea Forac:la on the
breakoff of baseball negotiations: "If this
thing goes into August, I see no cb.ance for
the season to resume. And it could stretch
into spring training and part of next
season."
From Page 81
SWEETLAND • • •
leN lro,,. thlftll out wtth M~ •
Dt1plt• havtn1 a 11rtally Ell frultraUnl" Catffr wtUt Tampa lay, • •
rUQftlna lNlck •"b leU aaid that h•'• llvtbl up hla h@n to be traded and la COft·
centratina on belos a Buccaneer -at leaat ypUl
next year. "Coach Job McKay and I talked
thlnas over and lroaed thiJ1ll out," n.u aatd.
"l'm 1oin1 to &iv• 100 percent for tbe Bue•"
. . . San Die8o Cbar1en· center &alfll Pene&.
&a. a aix·year NFL veteran, announeed bla re·
tlrement . . . AU-pro tackle Du Dlerdorf came
LO terms with the-SC.. Louis Cardin.alt, •i•inin1 a
aeries of on•year contract.a aa pracUcea beaan
tor veterans . . . The HOUiton Oilers waived
forQler Southwest Conference fullback Geer1e
Woodard of Texas A&M and Rice lineman Enale
&o1en . . . The San Franclaco 49en waived
two free agent candidatea, wide receiver 8plder , Galaea and offensive auard CUrlet StolM.
Indiana's Turner hurt In crash 11
INDIANAPOLIS -Indiana . m University basketball star Landon
Turner· suffered some paralysia in
both legs and hands Saturday after a one·car
crash earlier that day oq a windlQa road about
50 mi!es southeast of Indianapolis.
A neurosurgeon who examined Turner at
Indianapolis' Methodist Hospit.al was uncertain
whether Turner would suffer . permanent
paralysis, Fred Price. a hospital spokesman,
said.
The 2l·year-old Indianapolis resident, who
was a st.arting forward·center for the 1981
NCAA champion Indiana basketball team, was
listed In serious but stable condition, Price said.
"He is not in a life.threatening situation," P~oe said, adding Turner was in traction
~cause of a fractured spine and other Injuries.
Turner also has head injuries -the extent
of which was unknown -and was drifting in.
and out of consciousness late Saturday after·
noon, he said.
Turner was driving when he apparently lost
control of his car on a curve. He and three
friends wer.e en route Lo Kings Island amuse-
ment park at Kings Island, Ohio, Moore said.
Pintor favored in title defense
World Boxing Council m bantamweight champion Lupe Pintor
is a heavy favorite to retain his title
today in the sixth defense of his crown against
Venezuelan Jovtto Rengifo ... Jeff Chandler
of Philadelphia retained his World Boxing As·
sociaUon bantamweight crown with a seventh·
round knockout of Julian Solis in their
scheduled 15-round title bout.
I
Newport Sufi an.a Sport
NOWIN STOCK
20 eolort to c"'9<>1e from fn IOI Ida.
--a-ball today
' On tbll date lD ll'70: •
Slu11en Johnny Bench of Clnclonatl
and Orlando Cepeda of Atlanta each blut·
ed three homers in one 1ame. Bench'•
homers came against the St. Loui1
Cardinals, while Cepeda 's blaata came
a1aloat the Cb1ca10 Cubl.
Today' a birthday:
Knuckleball specialist Hoyt WUbelm,
who appeared in more aames (1,070) than
any pitc:.ber in bueball history, .. 58.
Stabler wanted to go out a winner
MOBILE, Ala. -Ken Stabler m
says his decision to retire as 4 •
quarterback of the Houston OUera
was a spur of the moment lhinl -and it's final.
Stabler, whose attorney notified the Oilers
of the decision last Thursday, said in an in·
tervlew with Ron Gollnick of WALA-TV that as
the Ume came to report to training camp, "I
just didn't want to do it again. .
"My body has taken enough physical abuse
over the past 12 seasons. I wanted to go out
while I was on top, while I was a winner."
Stabler led the Oilers to an 11·5 season,
below expectations, last year . He
quarterbacked the Oakland Raiders to a Super Bowl triumph in 1977.
"In spite of all the controversy," he said, "I
enjoyed my years in the National Football
League. J hope I was able to give back all that I
got out of the 'ame."
Stabler said he had a number of options to
look into, including coaching. He said, "I want
to coach a midget football team this fall , and
maybe even a Little League baseball team next
spring."
Niekro says strike is a showdown
Knuckleballer Pbll Nlekro of the • Atlanta Braves says the major
league baseball strike has reached a
critical st.llge lf there ls any hope of returning to
action this season. "I think it's a showdown
right now," be said ... The 57th annual Port
Huron to Mackinac sailboat race got underway
Saturday with a fleet of 300 yachts heading
northward on a 259-mile jaunt up Lake Huron
. . . Des pite rain and gusty winds, Zim·
babwe's Nick Price fashioned a third-round.
two·under·par 70 to maintain the lead with a 205
in the 62nd Dutch Open Golf Championship ...
A trust fund, established to encourage Vniversi-
ty of Idaho basketbaU Coach Doa Mouon to re-
main at the school has been terminated.
Magee, Carter
spark U.S. • win
From AP dl"palcht·•
BU<'HARF.S'l , Romun111 W1t.h UC lrvlne't
Kevin Magt.•t• und U11<it1111 Coll t.'ge's John Bagley
working an anohalk 1n.,ide offense. and LSU's
Howard Carh'r :.1·01 rn~ 211 points, the U.S. scored a
wild 113 107 5Nn1f111.:tl v1rtory over the Soviet.I in
the World U111vt-1 ~1ty Games basketball touma·
m enl Suturduv
The U S 'll'lOc ) onrshndowed record·setUna
gold mcdc.11 pt-rfo1 111 .11t l'l'~ a t the track and
swimmrng pool
A 1'10STI. \' ttcU1ANJA~ crowd of about 1,600
turned llw lm~ r.111h·,,l! n mans1um into a hotbox ,
cheeran.: ltw 11111\. l'' ol \.1hanova 's J ohn Pinone
and Cartl•r :1,.. "1•11 .ii. some holly contested of·
ficials' <'~Ill'> lhal "1•11l ut:amst the Soviets.
Cartt-r. m11-.1 nf his pomts from the outside,
and Panun1• rnllc·c·Lt-cl 27. many against 7·4 Soviet
center VIJd111111 'I k1wtw11ko under the basket.
Magt•e Hosll•\ ~11<1 l\(•\tn Boyle of Iowa com·
bincd \\llh :'l.1>11h <';irol111a State's Sid Lowe to
shake up lhc "" ••·• •111 t!Plt·nsl• .. Our qu11·k• nt',,!> h11tt1ers i.omc people," said
Coach Tom Davi,, of Hoston College
Soviet ha,kt'ft1.ill ~o;irh Vladimir Kolos and
several So\ It 1 plu' t.,,, htllerly protested the of·
ficiab' dec1,,11111s tt1;11 kl-111 the American in the
game
WITH Tiil: SC OK E ltl'd al 101 tn the first over·
time. a foul was c-allt·d a~aanst the United Stales in
a rebound lwtt le under tl1t· Soviet basket. Officials
at fi rst s1~nal•·d 1 hat 1 hf' ~>v1ets wou ld get two free
thro w-;, hut d1·ing1•d Hit' dt-c·is1on seconds later,
sa} rng la me h.111 r1111 11ul
'TodJ\ th•·· hol s fl-II for w, and didn't fall for
them." safcl DH' 1s
Meanwh1ll'. ~1·1 g1·1 Fcsenko of the Soviet
u'nion M'I a C.orlll'l' 11 1•11r<I 1n wmnmg the men's
200·mcl,·r 111tli\11l11.il sY.1n medley and Olympic
silver nwrh1lts1 \11 >..1ndt•r Chaev won the 1,500
frecstylt• in 1111 el 1 1•1·orrl la me
Ki m Carli 11 111 "il•mford won a U.S. gold in the
womcn·s 200 "'' 1t·1 rnullf'\ in a close finish over Olg~ Klt•\·ak1n I or !ht• :-im It'! Union
Cliff Wik' "'h•·nan~ with asthma, outran
tea m matt-\\;tit•·• Ml'l'<1'r to gave the United Stales
a 1·2 fin1 ,..h 11 tlw 1111·n ., 400 meters in 45.18
seconds
KATllY S'\1 '\LLWOO U won lhc 200 meters to
gtv<' llralatn 1 1 I• .111 ., • .., •• ,.P uf the women's sprints.
The dual (JI~ 111p1t huul1-.l '"'" m 22.78, emulating
Bev Cocldard ., lli<1 1r1..t.·1 '1ctory ea rHer in the
week
Mo ff et gains a littl e revenge
Newport Harbor star defeats B arr<'tt for gold
shoes slit ''''"tho• J1MJ 111• tt·r hurdles in 13.05, aided
by a v.1nd of .1 .!~ n 1 11•1 ~ pt•r w<'ond The allowable
wind fat'tur for r 1·1·11rd purposes as 2 00 meters per
second
1':v1·h11 hhl.,cd. the \rnPncan record holder
in tht• JO<i amt •110 nwl n• won the 100 in 11.01 with
the "'mt! it 1 I"> 1 wt •·1., ru•r 1·c·ond Her mark was
11 off tl11· 11. 1 011 .11 111 1r~ of 10 90 s he set earlier
this wt•t•k 111 ' .,,,., ulo !--pri ngi.. Colo. The wind had
whipped up 10 l 11, nwl• r" pl'r second when J a m es
Sanford of So11tl ,., n i .il1forma won the men's 200
in 10 03 wt'•HI I 1.1 ... 1 • .,, ume an the United States
this year
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Windsurfers scramble for position at starting line o/f Point Fermin in Diltrict I championahipa.
Windsurfers are struggling
Normal winds at Hurricane Gulch don't materialize
By ALMON LOCKABEV
0.11, "lltll ._,,,. Wr1w
SAN PEDRO -Board·sailors
from Southern California ,
Arizona and New Mexico will be
rtilling around the waters off
Point Fermin. Los Angeles
Harbor today in the final races
for the Windsurfer District I
championship whi ch got under
way with sl~lom ra<'mg Friday
The slalom events were held
at CabriUo Beach in outer Los
Angeles Harbor Friday
Winner in the slalom ra<'ing
was Chip Winans of Long Beach.
second was Doug Hals(.1y, Long
Beach , and third was Bill
Rodgers, Westminster
The Winds urfer Class Associa-
tion chose the Cabrillo Beach
area known to small boat
sailors as "hurricane gulch"
because of consistently strong
winds this tjme or year. but
winds were relatively light. both
for the slalom events on Friday
a nd the regatta races outside the
harbor on Saturday
Winners in Saturday·s first
races of the re~atta were not re
Strange feels
right at home
WILLI AMSBURG. Va (APl
-Hometown favorite Curtis
Strange preserved a course-
record, 7-under par 64 with a
scr ambling par on the rinal hole
and surged into a three way tie
for the third-round lead Satur
day in the Anheuser Busch G<>lf
Classic
Strange, who represents the
Kingsmill Golf Club on the PGA
Tour and whose home 1s only a
mile away, compiled a 54-hole
total of 209 He was four shoL'I
under par on the hilly. 6,822 year
layout.
He shared the top spot with
former PGA champion John
Maharrey, who had a third·
round 70 in the hot, humid, hazy
weather that blanke ted the
Virginia tidewater country, and
Howard Twitty, who birdied the
18th hole for a par 7 J
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tests
California is one of the biggest
boardsailing states in the United
States, according lo Mike Oddi,
regatta coordinator . Oddi is of·
ficiating at the regatta in which
JO fl eet s from Southern
California are competing.
The District l event is the fifth
of the Windsurfer championship
season. Many of the sailors in·
volved will be getting some locaJ
knowledge in preparation for the
1984 Olympic games. Board.sail·
Ing has been added to the yacht-
ing division of the Olympics for
the first time in 1984.
The Windsurfer sailboard was
designed by Hoyle Schweitzer of
Torrance in 1967. The design
evolved from bis earlier free saH
system designs. It Is estimated
that over 200,000 sailboards were
introduced worldwide in 1980
and well over 150,000 of them are Windsurfers.
Whitworth closer
to elusive title
LA GRANGE, Ill. (AP) -
Kathy Whitworth viewed her
one-stroke lead Saturday in the
US. Women's Open. a tourna-
m e nt s he has never won ,
philosophically.
··A one-shot lead means I can
make one more mistake tomor-
row." said Whitworth, who final-
ly wrested the lead from Bonnie
Lauer "I can't be cautious . I'm
just going to try lo make as few
mistakes as possible. I made
some today, I just couldn 't help
1t. ••
Whitworth, a 41-year-old Hall
of Farner from Texas with 81
tournament victories, shot a l·
under -par 71 for her third
c;traight sub-par round and a
51\-hole total of 210, 6 under par
for 54 holes.
ft put her one shot ahead of
Lauer, who has won only once on
the tour.. She fashioned a 72
Satu rday after tying the La
Grange Country Club course re-
cord with a 67 on Friday.
"Nobody goes into the final
round of the Open without feel-
ing pressure." said Whitworth.
"You just have to ignore it. I
can only be concerned with the
golf tournament and not re-
cords. l want lo win to win not to
set records.
"I'm not apprehensive about
tomorrow," said Whitworth.
··I· m playing well and doing
what I have to do. You can't
have a game plan. Just play the
situation. You don't play con-
servative, you play realistic and
always try to get into position to
hit the best shot."
Whitworth will take a ooe-abot
lead over Lauer going into
today's final round and a two-
stroke lead over Beth Daniel
who shot a blazing 69 ror 212.
Lauer, who said she had been
so frustrated a couple or weeks
ago that "I was thinking about
quilling for a while because
nothing was happening," was
satisfied with her round, even
though it put her off the lead
which she bad s hared with
Whitworth after the second
round.
·'Today was very important
for me," said Lauer, a former
national collegiate women's
champion out of Michigan State,
"especially alter shootint that
67. I bad a solid round, I kept it
in the fairway, but I bad a cou·
pie of three-putt green&."
If Whitworth wins she will
have her 82nd victory to tie the
record held by the now-retired
Mickey Writhl. It will be her
first Open triumph in 23 at·
tempts, and she already iA as-
s ured or enoueh prise money to
become the fll'lt woman sol.fer
.to reach the milllon·dollar mark.
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It's really not a nemn
TV offers Shrine replay besides sports festival, golf 1
87 .IOBN SSVANO ................
Viewen set a duplicate today ol what they 1ot
Saturday, with one new added Mintle.
ABC will abow the ftaal round of the U.S.
Womm't Open (1 _p.m.) and Day 2 of tbe NaUoaal
Sport.I FaUval from Syracuse, N.Y. (3). The
hi1hll-"t of the day, however, may be Channel
11'• replay ol the aoth annual All·•tar Hitb School Football Game, played at the Roae Bowl in
Pasadena SatW'day.
The annual event, which showcases the top
prep talent trom the previous year. 4tii1l feature
area atandoutl Duaine Jackaon and Dino Bell from
CIF champion Edison, and Emile Harry and
Duval Love from CIF runner-up F<>untain Valley.
Following are the top sports events on TV today.
Ratings are: I' 11 excellent; '11 worth watching;
'' farr; 'forget It. e 1 o.m .• Channel 7 ./ ./ ./
GOLF: U.S. Women's Open.
Announcers: Jim McKay, Peter Alllss, Dave Marr, Bob Rosburg and Biii Flemlng.
Going Into today's flnal round, veteran Kathy Whitworth maintains a one-shot lead over youngster
bonnie L..atJer and a tw~stroke advantage over Beth
Daniel. Whitworth, seeking her first U.S. Open vic-
tory, despite 11 tournament wins, shot a 1-under.par
71 Saturday fOf' a s.4·hote total of 210.
9 3 p.m., Channef 1 ./ ./ ./
NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL
Announcers: Al M ichaels, Diana Nyad, Jim
Lampley, Marty Liquori, Chris Schenkel, Kurt
Thomas, cathy Rigby Mason, Peggy Fleming, Eric Heiden.
Some of America's top athletes continue their
regional competition In 33 different sports. Today's
action Includes basketball, Ice hockey, swimming
and gymnastics.
OTHER TELEVISION
11 :30 a.m. (11) -HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL -
Coverage of the 30th annual All-star HIQh School
Football Game, taped Saturday at the Rose Bowl In
Pasadena. Area players performing Include
Upsets top tourney
Two major upsets highlighted play Saturday in
the 27th annual Laguuna Beach Open beach
volleyball tournament. '
Eighth-seeded Greg Lee and Jay Hanselh
shocked defending world champions Andy Fish-
burn and Dane Selmick, 15-3, while fifth-seeded
Mall Gage and Kevin Cleary defeated the No. 4
seed team of Jim Menges and Randy Stoklos, 15·5.
Lee and Hanseth wiJl face Gage and Cleary, and
second-ranked Steve Obradovich and Gary Hooper
will tangle with third-seeded John Hanley and Jon
Stevenson in today's semifinal action which begins
at 9:30 at Laguna's Maio Beach coum.
Eight teams, includinl Flahburn-Selmick and
Menges-Stoklos, remained alive in the double
elimination tourney.
The La1uoa Beach-baaed team of Ron
McElhany and Gree Kiernan was ousted ln the
first day of play.
The event Is part of the California Pro Beach
Tour. More than 7 ,000 fans turned out for
Saturday's competition.
Edison's Ou.tine Jackson and o'no a.ti • .,. Foun·
taln Valley's Eml .. Harry and Duval Love.
1 :30 p.m . (2 -cas S.-otlTI SUNDAY -Lupe Pintor (•1·~·1 ) defends his WBC bantamweight crown against Jovlto Rengifo (27·2) In a scheduled
15·round bout, telec,st llve from Las Vegas. Also: Brent Musbur119r reports from New York with fHtures and updates from the sports world.
3 :30 p.m. (') -SPORTS A"l!LD.
_. p.m. <'> -SPORTSWORLD -Bobby Czyz (13-0) vs. Rick Noggle (13-1) In a seheduled 1~round1
mlddlewelotit bout, taped at Ta,,..., Fla. Also: the
women's whitewater swim and rafting competition
In "Survival of the Fittest."
1 p.m . (21) -VIC aRADl!N'S TENNIS flOR
THE flUTURE.
RADIO Baseball -Tucson at Salt Lake City, 1 p.m.,
KM PC (710); Rebroadcast of 1971 World Serles
(Baltimore Orloles vs. Pittsburgh KMPC (710).
Player. contracts
could be voided
From AP dbpatcbea
Dick Moss, former general coumel to the ma·
jor league baseball's players union, says all
playen' contracts could be voided by a technicali-
ty. freeing them lo play in a new league, lf the cur·
rent strike lasts much longer.
Moss, now a players' agent, insists all in-
dividual player contracts could be voidable
because the club owners canceled the season when
the strike began June 12.
He referred to a letter which be said Ray
Grebey, executive djrector or the owners' Player
Relations Committee, sent to the union that day,
stating: " ... the championship season from thi•
day forward has been canceled until , further'
notice."
Said Moss: "One of the basic underlyini con-
ditions of the contract is that the player aarees to
render bis services for the cbampiooabip season.
When one party to a contract unilaterally cancels
one or the basic underlying rights of the contract,
the other party has the right to cancel the con-
tract. That makes the contract voidable."
That does not mean, Moss said, that all
players would become free agents and move to dif-
fe rent clubs within the existing National and
American leagues. It would mean they could
become free to sign with persona interested in
establishing a new leaeue or leagues out.aide the
present ones.
Moss is not unknown to the major league
owners. He won freedom for Catfish Hunter after
the 1974 season, successfully arguing that Charles
0 . Finley, then owner of the Oakland A's, had
failed to live up to all aspects of the pitcher's con-
tract. And Moss also was instrumental in the suit
filed by pitchers Andy Messersmith and Dave
McNally which eventually r esulted in free agency.
Don Fehr. Moss' successor as general counsel
to the players' association. called the situation
"very serious ... It's something you don't want to
contemplate until you're sure you can't put this
back together. But we're fast approaching that
point."
Fehr also said that be had not spoken, even in
passing, with any owners, major league officials
or Grebey about the prospect of all players' con-
tracts being voided and new leagues being creat-
ed.
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ovwalll
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Oltef'lltl
1'. CllMCll Mtr, It--, Plr'Mf SCYC IS.Ii
tvtr•lll 11 N'-"I Train, 11-.n c,_, eve (SW\
-110 It ........._., M .. Di.., Cl\lpala YC (f'U. -1111
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If, N.tlw Soft. lt00et1 Mc8t111, H"YC
(6'ff-llll
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tt, New -kl. L_,rd Klftl, Vt1tYC ''"" ...... "" n. Otl,.,., Harry Mololllce, LIVC IDHl'I
Cl..Ule
1. l•t'llW..C, l"'iftt l...oWlll, St. l"YC llnl Oltlralll
2. Ulft ........ Ill, JIM 8ar!Oflan, HIWell
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U'11i •.,.,•Ill
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12'1.ll OVtf'tlll
t . Gel'Of!lhtl, 8111 Alt....,, Wtllr.lkl YC
(»f-• .,,.,.II)
10. w....w. JM cantl a cYc lQr• -· •Ill
11. AUllWrra, Jo/WI Wiii•, LAYC: 14'111
ovaralll
12. 0t._. ~. St .. tey El"""'• OltVC
1a111_,.,11
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ovor.111
14, Wtsiw.•. Wlll•ro Bell, LAVC tllnd ov.,•111
U . Al ... , WIW'rtn HtflCo<k, NH YC (Sith
OYtrall)
16. p.,_t;e, ltod Park, RIC,,,,,_ VC
ltlst_,elll
17. SI-Divine, o....-.O.lllflO, LIYC
IONFI
CL.ADC
I Fr• Ent-lse. Ol<k Elll-r, NHYC
ttth overelll
1. -. Tom Wall<1,kl, Walkllil v C l tlh overall I
l Svmer1'., Maril SfMU WYC ( 11111 OWf•
•Ill
• 0 1, Alvlll Sc11Ull1 Lt"91na YC 112111 over•lil
S Lltlallt Toe, ArlhVr K•ml_., Walkllil YC t 141ho ... ralll
• Orlller, ••n.~Sltr1ley, LIYC llfth o-•111
1 Tomel\awk, John Artnt. IYC (:IOU•
OVff•U)
I Foitllre, Dtnnll H-•rlh, PC YC !lllltl
over•lll
' S<aramouc,.., Rolle Croeier, SI FYC
llhl O•.,elll
10 HIQll -. T,,.,,..., Harney, S.<A.ellto
YCU7tlloveralll
11 c.tdlent•. Carl Elc....,lavll, SOYC (•IA
.,,.,.111
U Pett .Jim Emrn1, llCYC 1•t11overe111
U AIMl'I<•. Rl<hard MMlfl. St l'YC C .... h Ovtrelll
u ~·• Suolto, R-n 0111•Mr,...,.
Lal\aln• YC I.OU. °"'rat II
U O.lfll\i•, Mike Mkhel, llYC 1 ... 111 ovet
•Ill 1• L'All .. re. Ol<k 0.venpor1, H•wall VC
"""°"'relll 11 Gr'Yll"Ofl, carter Erickson, SI. FYC
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2 Auoactout. Miiia Kennedy, OPVC !2nd
01'•ratl)
J S-Wllllam Ptl-r NHVC
Uthovere111
6 JubilallOll, Ron 8r-ll, KHYC ()lh
overell)
.S Rea SNll. AIH Gotlt. LA YC llOlll -r
•Ill
'· C-lry eo.,. Sl.tbley·Schmil, Hawaii YC ll"lloveralll
1 Mon1-nery Sfr .... J.,_1 Otnlllflo Loch L-YC (UrCI overa ll) •
I s..ntlunt, Georoe RlcharOIOn, CllYC
tUth overelll
' llrow11 Suoar, Wehlt Syndl<t lt
S.uMlllO YC ('6411 overell) •
10 MedklN Man, 11-n LaN, LBYC
IUllloverelll
11 Racy, R~ ~ SI FYC (50UI
overelll
12 C'-tr ... H-1111"""9r. Sevtallto
YC (Uth-•lll
13 Pelro<llulta, 11•11~ Brow ner, Mat._ili-YC (fflll o ... ra111
14 Troublem eter. Wllton·Swlgett, 11.\elroCIOfltan YC (~th ovwalll
U T ......... , Ruel C-tOft H..,., YC (...,.
~veralll
,c:~,,~-Drive, R-r CNltum. PMYC
,c:~FlRegarClltu, Gtllll·Truln.r, A8VC
WHhlngton Star champlon1hl1>9 ...... -...... AMr" Oomel def 1¥111 L91'1dl, 2•, ,..._
M , Gwlltenno llllu cttl. -lo Mllf'llN I. .. 1 ... 1, Sfanlalev 8lr111r def Mel ....,qll,
14, • J, .. ,. Jose Lula Clerc del llavl Ramtru. 1•, .. 2
Swedleh Open
l•la-CM,S .... e ) .................
All mekt!Mrelnedout.
Team Tennie s.. .,.... •. ClllteNI• •
wome11'a OoublH Slltrofl W•l•li·
8ar1Nra Polle< ICI def Mary Lou Plet•·
Lulle Allen, 1 ...
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Men'• ~ -8vtd1 Weltt-R-c:..
ISDI def. 51ie,.,.,_, St-•r1-Meny RIH-. ..,,
Mt11'1 $llltlet -wait.a-... S•wan, """'
MIQO ~ -C--Ptat .. ISOI ....
Potter·ltleMon. .. J.
Misc.
NllllOft., ~ ir .. tlval
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""'"· Arll.I, 10,1'. J Mar,..y Olel'IU t.w1111, 10.a, • Oorr.,, Wllbr Cl..U,
IUJJ .s. J-llltler (Miew.ttl. 10.a ...
1111 C..llnt C...,...I, 10.U ; 1. a11ot TMNI\
(Ml!-M. o.tt.lt, Mk".I, It .. , I. Ir• Cre111 C ... J. 1ua -I. Tlft'I' DI,... (WMf, lt-1 .... SI; 2 , .... J..--lleutlll. 4'.1t; ,, ..,._
"'"leY IWN\. T~. Arlr.I, t6U; •·If
Vu rwooel (l.H ll, 47.M ; S, Sunder Nia
IMlclwHO, 41At; 6. Nt\lllle H"9e llastl,
.a.61; 7. •Ill ....,_ lSellUll, .a.7t ; • ...vi
WIUlalM IMldwoMI, 49.W, . ................
I. Al\drt PlllUIPt IW.A, Lo9 A""91ftl, 4t.~; 2. J-W•lllaf (South), ff"· J. Ed
a r-n lMldwiHll, SI.ti. 4. ,...,I LanlllOnl
l bfll, SI.It; j Miiie SlllN l l!atll, Sl •• 1. &.
TOll'f ltembo (Soutlll , U.17: 1. ,,.. by
J-llOfl CMkMelll, U • .._ .._
1. o.,,. Mcllerv:I• 1w .. 1, S.cr-oJ,
221-S INS~ -0; old rec:0r4, 21~. l.nwnt"
8trry, Soull'I, t'7•>, 1 Andy lesMtte
, ... 11. a11-4, J "9t., ... ,,...., (Seullll.
221•41 4. John M<Ardlt lWHt, luetN,
Ore.I, 221»; S. 8111 Sllllierltrld IE•tll, 21M; L Stefl '9dol•I (MIO-at), 204-1. 7. Kellll
8eteao11 IS.utll), 191·7, I Ju• L-
CMICIW..U, 1•11. . .-.-...~ .....
I. HetWY MarVI IWffl, EwteM, Ore.),
t:tt.'7 CHSI' rwc.onl, old -·· t :ll.22, Rtfldy Jeck_, (Mkfwetl, 1'191, t. Kelley
Jense11 IW:tlt, Madlord, <>t-a.I, e:a.n; 1
Dan HelkiLlflM IMICIWttll, t ·•J.M, 4 R_.,
JacU •ll IMldwestl, I 45 U ; S Jt-•
Cooper 1Sou11'11, 1!44.12, •· Jelln Tlllll•
(SOvll'I), l :S2.SO; 1. Rici! Sayre CE11t1, N.Y.,
l :S2 M. _....,...,Kt __
I. Todd Scully IE••ll. I -r.,. ml-. IJ M<onelll (HSI' record; olcl record l;U.10,
Marco E-.11111, L~. ColO , 1'7•>; 2. °'" O'C-IWHI. W"lmlflst.,I, 1:a .12. >. Jim Halrlftg IM14weatl, 1.Jl.H ; S. Tom
EClwardl (E••ll. 1.>1.J2 S Dlflfll• Rell!,,
(Wut, o.kltnell. 1·0 .02 •• Ml•• Klelfl....,
I SOvtll). 2.00.11 ...i .......... ,_ .....
I YlllCe 0 '5'1111Ytfl I EHll, 4 .a .SI (NSF record; old racorCI, 4•M $2, o... O'COflnor,
Wanl.tOf\, N V, 19,.l, 1 Wt'N GI-
( WU I , Cupertlnol. 4 ll.H ; J. Sien
Peclnonky (Mldweal), •.41 «, 4. aoll
ltO .. llCrtflll IWH1, SHllltl, 4 42.SJ; S
Steve 11•11-s Cl!H ll, 4 4>.U. '· Neal Pl<ke11 (Souull, 4 ft 20. 7 Grt11 M<G<ilre
(MldWeat), 4 SIU, I 0."9 Gwyn lSoutlll, 4:st.O.S.
1,-'"91 ....
I Tom Byers 1w .. 1. E11gane, Ort 1.
l .UIM tNSF record old racord, J .tlu.
Tom Oulu, MIOWHI, 197'1, 2. Sydney Ma,...
IE .. 11, J·.S.09, J Rou Oonoollw IE .. 11,
J 66 61, 4 Chuck Ar_., IMldweJl), l .41 •, s Oov9 PeterM>n I M•o-•11. J tt.n . •
TOdd M<Alllater ISovl.111. J.4' SI, 1 0...
AIClrldQe (West, Sall Luis Obl&PO), J .SCI.Ill; I
Rogar J_. l$oulll),) S1 U 11..--....
I Greo Meve IEHIJ, 21.SI. !NSF ,.
~orCI, Old record, 1' 1' '· Frenk Sl\orlw, Weal, 1919), 2 St•n M .. h tMldwettl,
?t:OJ •. l. ROC> Perkins 1$outl\l, ?t U .U 6
Dave Gordon IWttl, M1uoula, Mont t,
1'.JI Jt. S. Gany 8Jort11wne1 IMICl-11),
29 · 3S.U ; 6 Oreo FreClerlcU I Eu ll.
1'· .J4 U 7 Mar1v l'r .. ll<k ISoutlll. 30 1• C
Hiii! J-.
I. Gr911 Seay CMIClw .. o. 7 S, 1. Leo
Wllllamt t Eutl. 1·31-., J Jim Howerd
ISovlll). 7.J:\4, 4 Nat P-l (HI), 7.:pi., S
Ben l11<ero IM•CfWHtl. • 11~ 6 Larry
wuv•r !South>. ~11~
L ... J-1 l •trv Myrlch ISoullll, 1~11'4, 1 Norm Alaton (#ttl, H•yw.,dl. 25-1,) Ooft Duvall
tMIClwHl), 1 .. ,,. Jam .. Rou (Ml-I,
l •·S s Mtk• McRH 1w .. t .... ,werdl,
, .. ,,~. t Lui«' l.awren<e I EH ll
WOMEN
10I
I 1!1'elyn AINOl'O (WHI, Lot AnoeleSI.
11 01 (•lfld-al-1" 1 J -t 8olCMfl (Welt,
Lot Anoe••->. 11.H. J. J-1 o .... ISouthl.
II.St, • Sybll Pury (MICIWHI). 11.11, s.
A1199I Doyle (£HI). 11 IM, •• Janny Gor-..
(MIOWHI), 11 .•• 1 Tata Ml•Un (Soullil.
11. .. , I O..-'-J1ffer&0n <Et.,11, 1104 ,.__
I Sl"l>Nnle H191>1.,_r IMl~O. 11.0S
lwlfld .,oedl, ? Kit Tllflltr (Mldlot .. 11,
l).U . l. Tonja Brown (Sov1hl, U ..... •.
Geyle Walt.Int ISovlhl, ll.IO. s. Candy
Yo11no !Eu ll u °'· • Jull• Smither> tEHll, 1' II. 1 Linda Bourn IWHI, Pr-,
Ulahl. I• l7 •llolNI• I. Edfla 8r~ IE•ttl, SI.SO !NSF record;
lirsl time ~on1uteCll , 2 To11I• Br-11
IS0..1111, ff 93, > Ellubetli Miiier lw.at.
Somera, Mont I. Ml «: 4. Re<:hel Clery
IEHI), .0.90, $, Jill LancHt« (Mldwesl),
61 41, 6 Ellen Srnllll CSOUllll. '111. 1. Kelly
Mtllllt.,. (Midwest). U It , .... _
I OenlM wooo IEHI), SJ.• CNSF record,
old record. $1-4\ll, Aflfl Tu11>Yne. l!ut, 1911),
1 Ramona Ptgal IWUI, L-••act;).
S0-1 1'1, ) 5'1tan Thorn1.on !South), ~Ill. •.
Caryl 11.., Pelt (Well, llellvue, WHll.I.
"''"'· j LIM l"erry ISovlll), .... -.. •• Sharon !Winik (Eestl, «-0, 7. NtdlN Co•
(MICIWelll, 0.)4.
''""" I Pally KurM y CMICIWest), IJS-t, "
Dan• OllOft lSoullll. 115-1. > Sally Har"*'
(WHI, LOftQ a.achl, 17).11, 4, 0oMa O'Car
roll IEH I, Collt Neck, H.J .), IS.·S; S.
OarltM Oll<'N (Soullll, U2•S; 6 Marll'f'I
Stn1 ( EHll, UJ S; 7 Debbie Wllllamt
(MICIWffll, 1~2. I Mary 0.llOt'M (-.
8 1111ngt,Mont.l, 1JMI.
IWIMMllllO
10l-.Cb-e
I. Rick (Mey CEHll, S1 SI, 1 Johll E19
CWut, Ltlt y"1te, Calll I. st.SI, J Dave Bot
tom (Wast, Danville, Celll I. l'.S7, • C\11
LaCOV•ll CMidweatl. I 00 2•, $ o .. ld ~
(Sovflll, I 00.13,
-ff'Httylo , ... ,
I Wul (Stuart MMOonald, W-'-
Hlllt. Rkll Tlior'nton. -aoa. C•lll • Robin
LH mY. Pal ... Ytrdft; Clwl~ c.av ............ Ml. View, C..111.1, J·21 u. 2. Sovlh, J • .,,74;
l Mid-at, J _, .. ; 4. Eat!, 3:23 21, S WHI, , "·'° ---·"'"' I Jolln -tel CW.ti, Balboa), 2. 24 ... ; i
8 111 larrell tWut, Alphart ll•, Oa .I,
2·21 H , ) Ron Zhlu (MldwHt. LO\
A11gelHI, 1 21 '1 , • Ste .. Lwnelqvlal
CSolltlll. 21JO.IM, S. Jim 8errcH1 CM~I.
2:JO.• ,...,.. ......
I, Mike 1-+Mth (South). I W SI, ) Joe
La Joi• (MlclwHll, I :S.S.U ; 1. Chrla
CevM•uell (Wett, Mt. llleW, Callf,), I :SS ... ;
4, Riek Welker (Mlctwetll, K-.kM, 111 ..
I.St"· .. °'" Han t l Ht). l·"-12.
•IMMfffty
I Jon 0eMv (MldWffll, 2:04.tl; 2. Clirlt
lllvea ($oullll , 2.04.7'; 3. Roger Von
J-flM (Mldwatll, 2 OS.'4; 4, 8111 H.,ria
tWHt, """'· Arlr.I, 2:0..G ; s. Jeff .......
(Wffl, Loi Anoetesl, 2 .07 ll.
• .... ,, ............ y
I. 8 111 ..,,.tt IW9't, At~a. Ga.I,
21116.741 I. JoM Sl'lltlll IMlctwlilU, 1· ... 67; I.
Pat 1Ce11nee1., I l!Htl, 2:°'.I; 4. Oen O.Or11<hy Cl!a1tl, 2· 11.'6; s. Mike U""9m
(SOllllll, 1:11.1&. ._.... .... ,
I. WHt (Jolift Rftgil, Uflyet\e, Cellf,; 1111
lorrett, AIPMretta, Ge,; •Miii LHfftY,
Pein Verdn, c:.111.; CIW'I• C.v8Mlll)fl, Ml.
Ill-. Cellt.), ):SJ.», 2. Sovll\, J·SUO; a.
Ml.,_I, J:tU•; • West, t:S7.U; S. lelt,
21tt.U . , ... .,......,..
I. "1411 ...... ls.utll, ~. T-.,
U :U .10); 2. RIO W•lktr IMl•wntl,
IS 1 H .04: 1. 1to11 N•Uten1 IMl•wntl, U :,.,20; '-Oe110 T-CW.ti, T-l,
l•:Ol.11; S. 9.,.1 Wek ll IWHI, T~M'11,
16: 14.lt
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wen1uc11 twint, ai..n11e1c1 ""''· Ml<ll.1 47'.0S; 6 Oevkl llnCIMy (M1-..1, 462.•,
1 ROI\ MltrrJon t~•tl. 4S7.4.S, I. Rl<l'I
TtnN1<1t (South). 0150. ' lloCI McHtftr\I
l•H l1, 4" 25, 10 ~ttliew Olell<h (Soullll,
01 tS, 11 ROO 8olll-. lkvtlll, MO It ._.,1..__.,....,,..
I Chrll ~ IMl-.11, >St.SO polflb;
2 We!Wy Wyl-(Soutll, Mluleft Vlt)ol, nt.o . J. Kim EflOOI C£et1l, n..ss. 4 11e111
Gerard (Soutft, MIHlon 1111101, "° 15; s.. Jiii
Wel>SIW (SovUI, Clnclnnall). m .40, • J"'11e
Serwa11 l'Wht. Mlulon lllt)ol, JOI U
l'RHCINO
l'ell
I Hell! Htmberrumltll tSoulli, Sall F.--
(I IC O), •·2. 1 John No1111• 1w e1t,
PltaUlllYillt, NY VI , •·J ; I Petet'
BurollarCI (MICl-•t. San JOff). •·•; 4
Marll11 l.M(I CSoullll 7.J, $ Ed M<N-•
IEH ll ,.,,. Ml ... eM<Ce .. y (Ml-111,M
·-·•l"ell
1 Ilona ~"'•' 1e .. 11, 10.2; 2 s... eao.
Clert IE••tl. t-2,, Maroo Miiier 1MldWe5(1,
'2, • J-"-Faulkner IW.11, Brlatol,
Cofltl.I, M . S SllMOll Monol•l•lr IMl-l,
•.i; • Elaine Cherts I e .. 11. $-4.
sonlALL Mid-G<lller!H (ta4ar Rapid•. 1-I J, Avror-S.•lno1 (Aurora. 1111 I. ._ ..
Rene~ ILong h•t lll •. S.... City
I Rocky "'°""tal11t1 J Ren~• ILono hKhl ), Macomb, 111.
IASKITIALL aest"·-"" ·-EH\ Ill, '-'ti"
llOWINO w-·• ,..., wl-c:aaswtlll
t Eaal •• '1.1; 1 WHI (Joline E~. 8on1la, Joce1y11 KHrln9. l lnQl\tm N Y.I,
• di •• _.,,...,•I-u ........ ,.me
I. SOvlh A SS.2
W-'1-teotlU
I Eatt, • _,I -·--"··""" I W"I tl.-"lra Emmons, Saetlle; Pt19e
NlllU , Sealllt,I 4 41 I 1 Soulh Katlly
Br•dy, ~ ~ MKhelle c. ... Y-
Llnda,I 6 50 4
•-• •-wllft ceuwtl11 1 Soult; Cl.ottfl Stnllh. w .. 111ng1on, o c ;
Jun<1• -nitlQtr. Mtclti.on, WI\ , K••1*
Siever•, llP't•ca , H Y , C•<•fl • E ede\111:11
Menlitttan Buell, Carin Fv)h•"'• Lo•
A1109l"I• 4 07 9
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W•IULING
•-1.~J l~••-111 W-s. Seoltll s I ~,....1y1e1
80XING
10. JHM a.n. ..... ICMO<I\ Clvl'11.
TuH) -Lnl•• Fabrl I Ally" W••ll ). w
111 Mark H•rrt'°" I Ponti•<. MICll..I Cl•< Larry Gery Ip._,.,~ I • I
11' "l<llarCI S.v-IWUC MO<>roe La I
CM< Tony Monloyt IS.II L•k• C•lt l S-0
US G.-IVpe Suaru ICMl>U\ Clwl'11,
T .. u l CM<. Jamtt Cooper tSI l Olll\I •I
IJ1 lllftGent Parletu• ICr•MIOft. R I I
de< AIH Fe.--1 INtVYI. $-0 IH VlflCent W•DO IUnlvtt.,IY City,
MO I Cle<. Jeffery Geter ITrter, TuH), ~
161 -Darryl RoC>lnson ( Hou11on, Teus)
tl-0 Otrryl AnlllOflr IFlortu ant, MO.I 1
U6 -J-Raylonl (Navyl de< B-.,.
Mccorvey CArmyl, J 1
IU Jame1 -Donald IMerlnHI _,
11,w.1•-
111 Jwry Gofl IS.llCt•t Miu .I, de<.
Alt.: OeLvcta (Porll..,CI, Ore I. •·I
Heavy .. el9 lll\ Tyr one Btgo•
I Phlla OelPlll•I oec Mtcllael Arma
IMllwauk .. I ~
World Unlver11ty Gemes
l•t locllarftt. lt-ltlal
IASKETl.&LL
U !> Ill, USSR 107 (2 oil
C•n•da II, Mea•co 67
SWIMMING --·-I S.roitl Fflwflko (USSRI 1 0. ,.., 1
Alexey Mantcwtlly IUSSRI. 1 OI JI l Alt11
Swantton cc-.1, 1 11' .. 1.-........ ty ..
I Alt•-• Cha .. (USSR> H n U . 1 Sergei Kalullnlkov (USSRI. U 60 62· J
MOnte Br-. IU S I, IS 41 10
W-t--Wl-
1 Kim Carlltlt IU S.J.1 20 4J.
TRACK -..-.... I Cllll Wll•r IU SI •S ti, 1 Weller
McCoy CU S I. OU. 3 Anclr-Genon (Breilll, 0 '1
Hamm«
I. Kla<n Plogl\aVS (Wet! G<trmanyl HS-I,
2 Ywrt Tamm (USSRI. 1SI I, l ltor
Nl~oull11 (USSR>.1•10 ,..._.....
I Yuri Neume11loo (USSRI. 20 19, 2.
hteva11 ~ IH11n91ry) 2013 l OeorWI
Ktlllen (l1'0fY Coatll, 20 '1 w-·• U..meten I Kellir SmallwOOO I Brltt111I, n 11. 1
M•rlte Mauulo lll•IYI. u ,., J lrlM
Nuarovt I USSRI. 7161 _ ... ,.._len
I AllN i(CKtettl!ayt (USSR), U SJ; 2.
Brloll S9ntaQ (East Germat1yl. SS 90, J T•
IYt llt ZOVllOVt IUSSR). SI 07
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~ J. · The glint of autumn Leaves and sun-ripened fruit are in Estee Lauder's palette of Country Market Colors for fall.
:,~ Going back to the country
Bring cheek color up and around the eye for
harmony between eyes and cheeks
By SANDIE JOY
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Peach Glow. Cranberry Glau, Currant
Preserves. Apple Cordial. Herb Garden. Sweet
Melon.
Sound delicious? They are. But they're not
treats to eat. Instead, they're all on Estee
Lauder's makeup menu for fall . LuaclOUJ UpaUcka,
blushes, eye colors and nail paints all are done up
in nature's autumn colors and wrapped in a
package called Country Market Colors, stresaln1
an Americana theme.
"Everyone loves a country market," aaid
Evelyn Lauder, Estee Lauder vice president.
"There's such a wonderful anticipation that 1oes
with finding a store packed with fresh vegetables,
home-cooked preserves, handmade treasures and
antiques."
Great country looks are being rediscovered by
Lady Diana highlights
FULL NAME: Diana Frances
Spencer
BIRTHDATE: July 1, 1961
S IGN OF ZODIAC: Cancer
BIRTHSTONE: Ruby
HEIGHT: 5' 10"
DRESSMAKER : E manue l,
Brook Street . London
JEWELRY : Sapphire a nd
diamond engagement ring (pre·
viously just a gold pendant and a
string of pearls), now diamonds
galore
Wl£DDING DATE : July 29, in
St. Paul's Cathedral
The royal wedding dress i.s
best kept secret in Britain
H er wedding gown is the best kept secret
in Britain. And until recently, her
husband-to-be was Britain's best
bachelor. But when the Prince of Wales
presented a dazzling sapphire and diamond
engagement ring to the young and lovely Lady
Diana Spencer. the whole world applauded.
The new princess will be thrust into a dizzy.
Ing array or social situations. Her clothes will
need to be versatile, comfortable and able to
stand up to the hot temperatures.
Silk and linen are timeless classics. They're
excellent choices for warm weather dressing.
Luxurious silk has been prized for centuries for
It.a lustre, fluid softness and It.a wonderful abllity
to accept color. It ls the perfect fabric for a
prlncess.
A light, tulip-sleeved dress in a hand paint·
ed allk could take Lady Diana from a 1ardeo
luncheon to an afternoon tea and on to an early
evening cocktail benefit. The six-gore skirt,
which allows lots of pretty, fluttery movement,
would be natterln1 for her Iona leas. In 1hade1
of lllac and lrts, with accent.a of deep purple, the
dr11s would compliment her creamy comple1t·
lon and blonde 1ood loou.
To complete the look, Lady Diana probably
would choose to acces1orbe hu dress with a
few beauUlul and versatile jewelry pieces, fill·
Int ln wh.,re needed wltb 1lmple 1old chaln
necklaces and bracelet.a. The Crqwn Jewel•
wlll, of course, remain In the Tower.
A necklace of ameth)'lt beadl and Blwa
pearls would look lovely ln the silk dre11'
nttkUne. The amethy1t would repeat tbt dMper
tones ol the fa bric; tht pearl• would subtly
reflect the others. A twl1t ol ametby1t, cold
bead• and pearls would contlnue the theme at
the wrist. Flne pearl Clowers adorning the ears
and a simple ring with a lar1e amethyst could
grace the hand. The look Is as fresh and pretty
as a spring bouquet.
Linen today often is blended with polyester,
making it an excellent travel companion. The
coolness and beauty of the fabric are retained
while wrinkles are not. Linen also ia avaUable
In many weights. A white or off-white two·plece
shirt dress In a medium wet1ht linen can be
treated as a suit by addinl a flne handkerchief
linen, camisole blouse -a aophi1Ucated look to
wear for a U1bt summer supper. And, a won-
derful opportunity for Her H1ahne11 to bare
those now le1endary shoulders.
White la a 1ood summer color becaute it
looks cool. With blue, lt'a even cooler. A pen-
dant of icy diamonds and aapphlret on a de·
llcate sold chain would look 1pectacular when
teamed with Lady Diana'• enaaaement rtnc and
her already 1parklln1 royal blue eyH. A
versatile bracelet of small aappblrt1 ~and
dia mondl and aopblatlcated 1mall earrinp ln
the same are the flnl1hlnc touch. The look la
youna and fresh, yet not ao dartna a• to offend
the relcntnc queen.
Prince Cbarlet choH aapphlrtt for bla
bride-to-be. Tradltlonally the cem l• recosnl&td
at the symbol of truth, 1tncerlty and f altbluh
· ne11. The anclent Pertlam bellevtd that the
earth mttd on a huce sapphire whole refltt·
lion save color to the 1ky.
But not au aapphlrn are blue. Tbelr colotl
rant• from white to near black, vtolet, yellow
and 1reen. Your local American Gem Soelet.y
Jeweler can 1tto. you 1 vartet.y of UMM prtltd
1em1.
top fashion desieners, abe noted, so the New York·
based cosmetic firm has put together a makeup
collection to complement the designers' rich
rustics, styles which feature masterful mixes of
refined tweeds, plaided and patterned skirts and
jackets, soft speckled sweaters and texture on tex-
ture.
An elegant luncheon at Beverly Hllls'
fashionable L'Orangerle was the setting Tuesday
for unveiling of Estee Lauder's Country Market
Colors u well as for demonstrations of a new line
of akin c,are products called European Body Treat·
ment Spa.
To set off the rich colorings of fall fashions,
Ms. Lauder said, ''You'll need more than one
lipstick and a whole palette of eye color."
Lauder's.fall makeup colors are wonderful and
r ic h. There .u:e sun-ripened russets, delicious red
currant and burnished bronze, all keyed to comple·
ment the rusts, rich reds, khaki and bronze that
the fashion designers are offering up.
For the metallic look -the gold, copper and
bronze -that's coming on stron1 as the hlt of the
season, Ms. Lauder sunested highlighting with a
touch of bronze for cheeks and lips and finishing
with a shimmer of the firm's new bronzed face
powder.
With the new vintage colorings, she recom-
mended Currant Preserves lipstick. To set off
vivid red woolens or khaki, her choice is Tartan
Red lipstick and, for the textured russets, natural
leathers or apricot velvet, she advised using Sweet
Melon lipstick. "Begin with any of these lip colors," she said,
"a nd combine with harmonizing shades for
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Orange Coat DAILY PILOT /Sunday. Juty 29, 1981
Fashionable summer concert
. . . Pays musical tribute to big bands of '30s and '40s
By MA&Y '.\NB SCA&CEU.O °' .. ..., .........
T be aummer concert aerl" at Fubion
,c. Island ln Newport Beach be1an
with a receptJon and Upt buffet bolted
b1 Irvine Company executlvea at tbt
Neiman-Marcus store.
Oran1e Cout government olflclal• and
otheJ'I connected with the mualcal 1eriea en·
Joyed the party Juat before the 9 p.m. pro1ram .
. HAPPENINGS
Les Brown and his Band of Renown gave
tbe downbeat for the first concert of the 13th
seuon ln Fashion lsland's Summer Festival.
Singer• JoAnn Greer and drummer Jack
Sperling were the featured performers, and the
music wu heavily navored by the Big Band
Era of the '30s and '40s.
Musical trtbutea to GleM Miller. Duke Ell-
ington, Artie Shaw and the Doney brothers
filled the summer alr.
The large audience at the outdoor
performance broutbt beach chain aad blankets
to supplement the seaUn1 provided by Fublon
Island, and a few of the very you.ngeat listeners
couldn't stay awake long enouib to bear a lively
finale.
More toe-tapping muslc wtll awing out on
Thursday with Tex Beneke and hls Orchestra
playin" in the Miller manner.
Henry Brandon, rounding conductor of the
concert series, appears again Aug. 6 with singer
Gisele MacKenzie.
Brandon returns Aug. 1.3 with young singers
from the Orange County Lyric Light Opera and
closes the series with singer Connie Haines on
Aug. 20.
The concerts are free, family-oriented and
fun.
T M Calta Mesa Women'• Club will bold
jt1 annual memberablp tea from 2
• to ' p.m. Frlday at itl elubboute at 110
W. 11th St. in Co.ta K ...
Both membert and proepeetive members
are lnvtt.ed, ud mU1lcal entertablment wUJ be
provided by T. Duncan Stewart, Evan Prttebard
and Glee Ball.
Mn. IAland Camp it ptelident ol tbe p-oup,
and Mn. Paul Hurtt II membenblp cbalrman.
When a world-famous 1oprano vlllted
Laauna Beach recently, local opera
faDJ trllled with delight.
Dorothy Kirsten, who will 1ln1 Sept.
19 ln Laguna'• Irvine Bowl with the Paclflc
Symphony Orchestra, took an afternoon from
her buly achedule to look over the facllitiea as
well aa conaulUng with conductor Keitb Clark.
Mila KJ.nten, who lives with her husband in
Brentwood, bu never aun1 in Orange County
and will be sponsored by the Lyric Opera Al-
aociatioo ol Orange County.
The group held a luncheon for her at tbe
Hotel Laguna where Nunzio Crtacl, manasm1
director of the association, led a toast to ••a
prim a doMa."
Miis Kirsten, w,ho be1an her career in UMO,
recalled a 1975 performance of "TOlca" with
conductor James Levine in San Franclaco.
"During a break in the rehearsal, he
showed me a 'Tosca' score I'd auto1rapbed for
blm years before when be was a teen-ager," abe
said. "At the time I signed it for him, be said be
wanted to conduct tne ln the role. Years later be
got the chance.''
Her luncheon partner wu Keith Clark, who
will conduct for the September concert, but the
only musical moment during the luncheon came
when guests san1 "Happy Birthday to Irv
Orton, with Miss Kirsten supplying the high
notes. ·
Others attending the luncheon were Lyric
Or.era President Lorraine Lippold, Musical
D rector Michael Kurkjian (who just returned
from several weeks of master cluses ln Italy),
Floss Schumacher and Helen Lawler.
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Newport police chief Pete Grou (from ~ft), Evelyn Hart and [>eter Kremer
Kids have a way of making an impression on you
I don't know how people who have no children
have a time frame for anything.
How do they remember the year they bought
the freezer? Made the last payment on the storm
windows? Visited their cousins in Richmond?
I don't remember the names of my kids, but I
r emember how big they were when we bought the
camper and how old they were when I joined a
book club.
Maybe it's because kids have a way of making
an indelible impression on you with everything
they do. All I know is, my sister-in-law (wbo bas
five children) and I carry on some interesting con-
venations.
S-1-L: Do you remember the year you came to
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Florida and we fed the alligators frozen bread?
Me: Of course I r emember.
S-l·L: Whal year was that?
Me: Let's see, the baby must have been a cou-
ple of months old because we left him with a sitter.
S-1-L: Are you sure it was the baby? Because
my baby was 2 and there's a two-and-a -half
years' difference.
Suicide failure seeks surgery
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read your column
all the time, and I know that you have access to
medical information.
All WJDlll
A few years ago I got very bummed-out Onfe
night and tried to end it all. I slashed my wriata
and lay down expecting not to wake up. Well, I
didn't succeed and now l have some very ugly
sc1r1 oo my wrista. I am very self-conscious about
tbern. I tried again with pills a year later and that
dldD't work eithe r.
( kdow I have problems and am seeking !'!!!IP for mJ bead, so please don't tell me to do
what I'm already doing. What I'm askin' is if
there is any kind of plastic surgery or skin graft-
ing that can remove these ugly reminders of what
I did to myself? When people see the hideous scars
they know I have attempted suicide, and •t is very
embarrassing. (I am in my mid-205.) Please give .
me an answer. -VULNERABLE IN OHIO
DEAR OIDO: Yea, plutic aargery can belp. It
may not remove the acan completely, Mt a &oocl
Job will certainly make tbem lea ..ckeable.
Ask your lberaplat to recommend a doctor or
call yoar county medical society. (U's ID the pboae
book.)
Ann Lander• diact.wea ~ drinldng -ita
m11tlu, iU realitie1. !Aam tM /act• bJ1 reading "Boou
and You -For Tcm-Agna Onl11,'' bJ1 Amt l.ondn1.
Send 50 ~and a long, ul/-<JddrcU«l, damped m -
~lo~ to Ann 1Andn1, P.O. Bor 119'S, Chkaqo, IU.
60611.
Me: There's not two and a hall years because
you sent me the maternity clothes after you gave
birth and I was just 2 months.
S·l-L: You went into maternity clothes at two
months?
Me: I went into maternity clothes at two
weeks!
S-1-L: The Florida room wasn't finished then
because that's the year Patty went into braces.
Me : Wait a minute. We had just bought the
Plymouth wagon because one of the kids threw up
in it and we threatened to leave him in that store
where they sell pralines.
S-1-L: You couldn't have, because BiU chipped
his front tooth on the dashboard of that Plymouth
and they were his second ones so he had to have
been 8 or 9.
Me : Wait a minute. My daughter was old
enough to dial a phone because she called the den·
tist. remember?
S-1-L: She couldn't have. That was the year
she went to camp and got stung by bees and you
had lo drive all the way home to New York.
Me: We never lived in New York.
S-1-L: Are you sure? Then why are you pre.
tending you fed the alligators frozen bread? That
was my other sister-in-law. Her baby is the same
age as yours. Me : So she's the one who got the neat maternity
clothes!
Cancer: Maintain aura of Inystery
By SYDNEY OMARR
Monday, July 27
ARJES I March 21·April 19): Responses are received
to recent inquiries: many are fascinated with your con·
cepts. Ideas and ambitions.
TAURUS f April 20-May 20 J Money and love
dominate scenario You receive praise for original ideas.
pro a ch
SCORPIO <Oct 23·Nov 211 See facts as they exist.
not merely as you wish they couJd be Focus on resolu·
HOROSCOPE
display of independence and pioneennl! spmt t1on of dilemmit, frank d1scuss1on involving investments.
GEMINI I May 21-June 201. You will be al right expenditures and s avings program
place al crucial moment H1ghhghl confidence. creativ1 SAGITTARlt:S 1 Nov 22-Dec 211 You ~et what you
Ly. willingness lo take chance on your own abilities want. but not in way expected
CANCER CJune 21·July 221. Secret fears a re dis CAPRICORN fOcc 22.J an. 191. Job can be complet
pelled. Aura of celebration dominates scenario You l'd make contucli.. express self in writing and be open
meet people. go places and popularity Increases. 10 suggestions which could include overseas sojourn
LEO !July 23 Aug 22 1· Roadblocks lo progress a rc AQUARIUS 1Jan 20-Feb. 181· Emotional responses
removed. You'll set your own pace, and many wishes ore 1ntensif1ed. Overcome tendenc) to base actions on
will be fulfilled impulse.
VIRGO tAug 23 Sept 221. Change 1s necessary : pro· PISCES 1Feb 19·March 201 Reinforce safety de·
fessional superior does want you to succeed. vices Take nothing for granted where security 1s con·
LIBRA <Sept 23·0rt 22 1: Look beyond the Im· rerned. Build on solid base . select quahly m1terial
mediate: family situation requires review, mature ap· fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iii9lr:::=:::::=======-
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obnb. eyes and nails."
Tbe Country Markel Colon collection includes
1JoQel, glazes, powders, sticks and creams in col-on reflecting the gleam of copper, the patiria of
volllhed pine and cberrywood, the glJnt of autumn
leaves and of sun-ripened fnlit.
Eye shades for faJI pick up the soft slennu
' ud IJ'ays; the pink, gold and lavender of dried
flowers, and the lovely weathering of blues and
• 1reena found in antique painted wood.
Eyes should be emphasized with contourtn1
aJld blghil1bting, Ms. Lauder advised, using at
leaat three •hades to attain a natural-looking depth
and richness.
For example. blend Golden Wheat, Wlllowood
and Countr')'wood, extend.Ina shadow beyond the · •re to elongate It.
The eyea can be finllhed with a melan1e of
dea, she said, perhaps startl"' with Dov• Grey ~-per Ilda Qext to the 1 .. bec, Soldier Blue under
't.·~••aier t~third.s of lower lubes, Coa.ntr')'woocl
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oo the outer browbone and Pink Chintz on tbe bone
near the nose.
For harmony between eyes and cheeks, she
suggested brtn&tn1 cheek color up and around the
. eye, a particularly glamorous look demomtrated
on models at L'Orangerie. The cheek color II
dotted on and then smoothed acr<>1s the cheekbone
and into an L formation up and alongside the tem-
ple.
Outline Ups with pencil and nu in with, say,
Cherry Wlne to atve a warm, deep shine. Brandied
Cherry Polished Performance Nall Lacquer
harmonizes perfectly with this facial look, abe
said.
For a nawlen finiab, Ma. Lauder su11ested
duaUne with one of four natural shades of
Moisture-Balanced Face Powder -Ecru, Cbam-
pa1ne Beiee, Pinklit Bei1e or Sunny Beige -and
highllahtinl with the new Sh.lmmered Bronze face
p0wder. ·
The Body Treatment Spa product.Ii which have
bean teat·market.ed in Europe, l1 a C?Ol ectlon of ln-
deptb treat ment products with optiona for in-
dividual needa and preference.
Options include new ways to bathe -a vitaliz-
ing gelee, skin-softening bath grains and a concen-
trated c ream bath additive -plus four
moisturizers and conditioners -a smoothing body
buffer, a mist-on oil treatment for dry skin, a
moisture supplement cream and even a bust condi·
tioning cream.
Three special treatments are included in this
collection: a fool cream, an anti-perapirant and a
body cream called European Musage Cream.
"It's la.ken many years to develop a scientific,
specific approach to all-over skin care," Ms .
Lauder explained. "Our new European Body
Treatment Spa ls the result. It was designed to
deal with individual akin needs when and where they
occur."
Country Market Colors wiU be in almost all the
major stores along the Orange Cout -Bullock's,
The Broadway, Robinson's, Nordstrom, Bullock's
Wilshire, Neiman Marcus, Buflums and Sau Fifth
Avenue -by A~g. 15, according to Eileen Bradlel
of Estee Lauder, with the Body Treatment Spa co .
lection to arrive in stores Sept. 20.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 26, 1981
.. •
'. flotne improvement can often spell di,saster
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LOS ANGELES (AP > -
You've decided you can't afford
to buy a bigger house, 10 you're
toing to a~ a room or remodel
t.be kitchen. Sounds simple
•ou1h, but thousands of con·
1umers get ripped off on home
improvements every year.
One of the quickest roads to
trouble ln this area ii choosing
tbe wrong contractor. State
a1encies receive thousands of
consumer complaints about con·
tractors every year, but many of
the probleDlS could have been
avoided with a little foreslabt.
Before you enter into a con·
tract with a contractor, be sure
to check him out thoroughly.
Start wlth bis contractor's
license number and a call to the
Contractor's State Licen.sing
Board, which should be able to
tell you lf any complaints have
been registered against him pre-
viously. It's also a eood idea to
check out the contractor with
the Better Business Bureau.
A 1ood contractor should be
able to provide plenty of re·
ferences -homeowners be's
worked for in the past and who
can give you an independent ap-
praisal ot bis abilities. Previous
customers can also give you an
idea· on how the contractor ls to
work with personally -bow
flexible he is when plans change.
Harbour Vista condominiums located amidst waterfalls, ponds
People all along the Orange Coast Da1·1y P1·1m'· ' rely on the .. f>42-4321
You'll get 1UU another view by
talklne to the contractor's sup·
pliers and bis bank, and thla is a
step you shouldn't neglect. If
you· pay your contractor but he
falls to pay bis suppliers or sub-
contractors, you still can be lia·
ble for your contractor's debts in
some cases and thos~ debts are
sometimes s~cured by liens
aeainsl your home. If a contrac-
tor is behind in his bills, don't
make it your problem.
State law requlres a written
contract for home improve-
ments which must show the con·
tractor's license number, when
the work ls to start and end, a
description or the job, the total
price and any payment schedule
if you are paying ln install·
menls. The more detailed this
contract is the better off you
are, because any disputes go
back to what's in writing, not
what was said.
If you borrow money for tbe
l?roject, treat that as a separate
problem. It sometimes appean
easier to finance throu1b tbe
contractor, but this can add to
your overall expense if the in·
terest charged is hieher than
what you could have obtalned
with a tittle shoppin1 on )'our
own. Check the Annual Percen·
tage Rate (APR> an4 total
finance charge for any loan
you 're coruiidering.
Financing plan hailed
Below-market interest offered at Harbour Vista • •
What are being described as wood accents and red tile roofs.
"excellent" financing terms Pathways lead to recreation
create an opportunity to areas where there is a swim·
purchase a condominium near ming pool , therapy spas and sun
Huntington Harbour at Harbour decks, all professionally main-
Visla in Huntington Beach, ac· talned by the homeowners as·
cording to a spokesman for the socialion.
firm. Each unit has a covered
Priced from $108,990, F. W. garage.
Development Inc., is offering Interior appointments include
10 percent down payments and vaulted ceilings, wood-burning
below-market interest rates of fireplaces and master suites
1211s percent for the first 41h complete with dressing areas
years. and walk-in closets. Kitchens
Situated amidst waterfalls. are gourmet equipped and each
ponds and strf>ams, the two and unit has a large private patio or
three-bedroom condominiums deck area.
are showcased by contemporary Three minutes from the
styled exteriors with extensive beach, Harbour Vista is close to
man y shopping areas,
restaurants and recreational op-
portunities. The development ii
within easy access to the San
Diego Freeway, making com·
muting to other areas in Loe
Angeles and Orange counties a
simple process.
To visit Harbour Vista take
the San Diego Freeway to the
Valley View /Bolsa Chica nit
and proceed south on Bolla
Chica to Harbour Vista at Heil
Avenue. A ·sales information
center under the direction ol
Walker & Lee Real Estate ii
open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Information is available by call·
mg C714) 846·5557.
First phase o ne-third sold
Tbe 25-home firs t phase at
Coral Pointe, after less than
three months of sales, is one·
third sold, reports Bob Maurer,
principal of Maurer-Elliott
Development, the Tustin-based
builder or the ocean-view com-
munity atop San Clemente's
coastal hills.
·'Our sales rate has been ex-
ceptional, especially in light or
today's generally unfavorable
economic 'conditions and the fact
that these homes a re priced
from $299,990 to $599,990,"
Maurer said. "We feel this sales
success is a reflection on the
architecture, the full range of
custom features and
craftsmanship the homes offer."
Available at Coral Pointe are
four three· to five-bedroom floor
plans with up to approidmatelt
4,370-square-feet or interior
space.
Features in the one and two.
story homes include ceramic tile
or wood entry flooring , built-in
we t bars with custom oak
cabinetry, up to three wood·
burning fireplaces with gas log
lighte rs. built-in intercom
systems and safes, security
alarm systems. laundry rooms
with ceramic tile sinks, and
sky lighted vaulted ceilings .
The sales office telephone,
498-8100, and four decorated
models are open daily from 10
a.m . to6p.m.
Coral Pointe can be reached
by taking the San Diego
Freeway to the Camino de
Estrella exit, driving north on
Ca mino de Estrella until it turns
iqtp Camino de Jos Mares, ~urn
ilg eut on Avenue Vaquero,
following that street to the in·
tersection of Calle Guadal .. ara
and taking Calle Guadalajara op
the hill to Calle Corral and the
Coral Pointe models.
Vacation homes
1IU1rket incr eases
NEW YORK <AB> -The na·
tional housing slump has creat·
ed a buyers' market for vacation
homes. according to a survey
conducted by Metropolitan
Home magazine.
The highest prices are poMed
for beach houses and two-or
three-bedroom homes In multi-
seasonal recreational areas, but
in all but the hottest resort areu
pci~es are down, the surv., in-
dicated.
Finally a Sensibly Priced.Boatslip-$695,000
ln a world where more and more buys leu
and less, we're pleased to announce some·
thing as reasonable as Seaside Pointe-the
last new waterfront homes on the islands
of Huntington Harbour.
Designed for those whose residence i1 a
atatcmcnt of achievement aa well as an
Investment in livingj each home is sump-
tuously appointed. completely landscaped.
and includes a JS foot boaulip.
lf you must pay two to three million dollart
for your waterfront home, pleast ao tu
Ncwpon Harbour. Su1idt Pointe i1 for the
(Hotne Included)
frugal rich who still seek to C!conomizc on
euential luxuries.
If you with to build your own home near
your boat dock we have waterfront home-
1ites from ss2~.ooo.
~side Pointe is not for everyone and ts
not shown to everyone. For an appoint·
ment please call (714) 846-0641 or (213)
592·2816. '
l year, S year and .JO year financ•
int( plan• •tart at 12-7 /8% (annual
percentaae rate). Cooperation to
broken.
IN
HUNTINGTON
HARBOUR
___ _,,..._...,. ___ w • • w • e a 4 a• o c d P s 6 40 -Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 28, 1981
Tax incentive
urged for savings
By BANDALL R. McCAaDLB
l read your column &Dd ftnd lt
very informative. In one of your
recnt articles you were discuss· ln• the fact lbat more depo1lt.a
ln ou,r 1avin11 and loans would
help cure our non -avallablllty of
fu.nda.
J a.I.lo believe ln what you said
that we Americana must be en·
couraaed to save, but rather, we
are now belnc discoura&ed to
save and encoura&ed lo spend.
People ln most parta of the
world are rewarded by tax plans
for aavinga. In the United States,
however, the 1overnment dis·
coura1ea savinl by imposing a
heavy tax burden on savings ac·
count interest.
(4,000 member savln11 and
loana.)
The league su11ests one
avenue to increased uvinp. It
would i>el aavln1s ratea on a
1peclal certificate to a percen·
taae of the avera1e yield on one·
year Treasury bUls, with up to
$1 ,000 or interest ($2,000 on Jolnt
returns> being exempt from
federal lncome taxes.
In addition, the $200 to $400 tax
exemption on interest effective tor 1981 and 1982, should be ln·
creased to the $1,000 to $2,000
level.
The decllnlng personal sav·
ings rate of Americans is a clear
Indication that the federal gov·
ernment should enact mean·
ingful tax incentives to en·
courage savings. . -
.. ~
• 0 a a a 22 ca && £ts 2 20 5 Di r
--c.~-In a newly published study de·
aUng with the aavtnas habit.a ol
18 nations, the United States ls
ranked second only to the
Nethe rlands as the least·
savings.minded among people in
the industrialized nations. This
statistical data was compiled by
Caroll Melton , associate
economist for the United States
League of Savings Associations
Accordlnl to the report, dur·
Ing the second half of the 1970s,
the personal savings rate In the
United States fell to an aMual
average of 5.7 percent of dis·
posable income (money left
after taxes are paid> it was 8.6
percent in 1975. For the entire
decade, the average was 6.8 per·
cent.
Large homes feature four-bedroom. 4112-bath floor plans at north Tustin development
Tudor Hill offers custom estates
Land buy
meeting topic
LOS ANGELES -How the
first time buyer can purchase
Southern California real estate
at a reasonable cost will be the
topic or a seminar by Don Kl ·
in1er as part of the "Do Your
Own Thing Expo" which opens
Friday at the Los Angeles Con·
vention Center.
Klinger. 1 20-year veteran of
the r eal estate field, will in·
troduce a number of concepts to
first·time buyers such as "con·
tract for deed," which enables
the buyer with little capital to
enter the field.
Seminar scheduled
A seminar and s p ecial
workshop on recruiting, in·
terviewing and retaining suc·
cessful real estate agents, has
been set for 1 p.m. Wednesday
at South Coast Plaza Hotel in
Costa Mesa. The strategic,
"Hot·to·Do·Jt" ha lf.day seminar
is sponsored by Denny Byers &
Associates and will focus on the
advance methods of recruiting
in the 1980s. Fee is $95. In·
formation 833·8898.
In tbe first half of the 1970s,
the rate had been 8 percent.
In 1976, when a housing boom
hit Southern California, the sav·
ings rate nationwide was 6.9 per·
cent. In 1977 it ~opped to 5.6
percent, in 1978 to 5.1 percent,
in 1979 it started to climb a mite
to 5.3 percent and in 1980 bad re·
ached the 5. 7 percent mark.
In France, the rate declined to
15.6 percent from 17.5 percent in
the first haJf of tbe decade and
in Italy, the cor responding
figures were 12. 7 percent and
17 .2 percent.
In all the industrialized na·
tions, the rate increased. In
Japan. savings grew to 25.8 per·
cent from 18.2 percent, during
the same period of study. The
first place Swiss salted away an
annual average of 31.4 percent
of their disposable income dur·
ing the 1970s. At the opposite end
were the Dutch, with a miserly
2.6 percent savings rate during
the decade.
D.D.C., Irvine
f Randall Mccardle "' prekldent o/
THE REAL ESTATERS· he t& alao
an author, Lecturer and instructor.
Send your comments and que!tions
to Randy McCardle. clo The Dady
PHot , P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca
92626)
The preview opening of Tudor
Hill. presented by Woodview
Properties, recalls the early
days of the 1930s when Lemon
Heights in north Tustin first
became known as a
Avco names
project aide
Jeff Stoddard has joined the
Laguna Niguel offices of Avco
Community Developers (ACDl
as assistant project manager for
the company's major coastal
project, according to W. William
Gaboury, ACD director of pro·
ject development.
In his new post. Stoddard will
be involved with all aspects of
the project including processing,
planning and design for the
586·acres of prime property
along the Laguna Niguel coast,
which will include a coastal
park, community park. recrea·
tion conference center, 18·hole
golf course, resort hotel and
residential units.
Prior to moving to his new
residence in Laguna Niguel. Stod·
dard served on the Board of
Directors for the Homebuilding
Council of San Diego
Newport Beach ... free spirit of the coast
... time dissolving into dancing sands,
whitecaps, billowing sails ... a world away
from the world.
•·millionaires' retreat ."
To capture the same prestige
and seclusion of the '30s, the
builder is oflering two custom
estates. befitting the n ame
Tudor Hill. ,
Commanding views of the
country to the south of Lemon
Heights, the four·bedroom, four·
and·one·half·batb floor plans
offer a careful blending of Tudor
architectural styling and con·
tern porary conveniences to
create homes ·above the or·
dinary.
The ho mes In co rporat e
private European cobblestone
driveways with remote security
gates, brick walks. covered ex·
terior entries accented by brass
lantps with beveled glass, hand·
carved custom solid oak entry
doors and two.story foyers with
ceramic tile or Bruce fireside
plank flooring and solid oak
staircases.
Designed for entertaining and
family comfort and decorated
by Di Lor of South Laguna. the
two·s tory residences feature
sunken living rooms with large
fireplaces, formal dining rooms,
family rooms with built·in wet
bars and fireplaces, handsome
libraries and a game room in
one plan.
Custom det ailing includes
Your
beamed 12·foot ceilings, quality
carpeting, Ftench doors leading
to patio areas, decorative brass
lighting fixtures and floor·lo·
ceiling oak bookcases.
Master suites are appointed
with balconies, fireplaces, walk·
in wardrobes , dressing areas
and master baths offering large
spa tubs and separate showers,
double sink vanities, built·in
planters, atrium or bay windows
and ceramic tile accents.
The kitchens have combina·
ti o n microwave ovens a nd
cooktops, dishwashers and trash
compactors and butcher block
islands.
Also included are luminous
ceilings, ceramic tile coun·
tertops, all oak cabinetry, walk·
in pantries, triple sinks and
ceramic tile or wood fl ooring as
well as large morning rooms.
Among extras are bum·in in·
tercoms with AM /FM radios,
built·in safes, exterior and in·
terior alarm systems, copper
fire retardant roofs, brick patios
a nd pl anters and complete
landscaping with irriution.
Tudor Hill homes are priced
under Sl million.
To reach Tudor Hill from the
San Diego Freeway. take the
Newport Avenue offramp and
proceed north to Foothill
Boulevard. Turn r ight on
Foothill, then right on Skyline
Drive, right on Lower Lake
Drive and right again on Gold
Star Lane.
For more information, contact
Rick Alderette, Realtor . 161
Fashion Lane, Suite 106, Tustin,
or by telephoning 731·4444.
Developer
11Wves off ices
Cadillac Fairview Homes West
has acquired a new building in
Newport Center for its corporate
headquarters, according to
William Foote. president and
managing partner o f the
multifaceted development firm.
The new office space will nearly
double that of Cadillac
Fairview's present facilities.
Located near the Pacific Coast
Highway entrance to Newport
Center , the two·story modern
block structure is at 18 Corporate
Plaza.
Cadillac Fairview Homes West
is a developer of communities in
California and other western
states.
The firm is a wholly owned sub-
sldi ary of Cadillac Fairview
Second Hotne
Should be in
Nevvport Beach
Sandcastle -
a home for the free spirit in us all.
Second Home Loans Available
From $169,.500
777 Avocado, on the ocean side of Pacinc Coast Highway
acrosa from Fashion bland
(714) 67 3 .. 3271
Sandcastle, luxury
condominiums -within
walking distance of the
beach, the yacht clubs
and Balboa Island.
*13%APR
By Butler Housing Corporation
.. ~
,
• ~ .
'Limited'
homes
on lake
A limited number of Andaluata
hom es, Mission Viejo Com -
pany's largest, are for sale, ae.
cord ing to Grant Sullivan, the
firm's director of marketing.
The homes are near the
eastern shoreline of Lake Mis-
sion Viejo.
Prices range from $232,700 to
$370,000.
Highlights include a corner
fireplace and French doors lead-
ing to a private balcony in the
master suite of the three-
bedroom, two-bath 2,565-square-
foot "Puerta Vallarta."
The two-story, four-bedroom.
2"4l-bath 3,280-square-foot "En·
cantada" has a two-story alass
atrium and free-standing brick
fireplace separating the living
and dining rooms.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 26, 1981
Two pools. lounge decking and clubhouse with lava rock firepit featured at The Villas
BIA SPEAKER -George
Deukmejian, California's at-
torney general, will speak at the Aug. 3 meeting of the
Orange County Chapter of
the Building Industry As-soc iation o f Southern
California. The session is set for 7 p.m. at T he Airporter
Inn, Irvine. Reservations
547-3042.
A greenhouse kitchen window
and breakfast bay highlight the
three-bedroom, two-bath 2,257·
square-foot "Casa Blanca."
The two-story, four-bedroom,
3 -ba th 3,228·s quare -foot
"Ventan a" has an upstairs
bonus room and two wood-
burning fireplaces
12 townhomes available at site .. •
Twelve townhomes remain for San Diego Freeway Tustin firm
gets award in
design contest
A sky-lighted gourmet kitchen
1s one of the many features in
the five-bedroom , three-bath
3,271-s quare-foot ·'La Casa
Grande."
sale in the first phase offering at There are a number of reasons
The Villas, an Ayres community buyers often give when d1scuss-
wal l to-wall carpeting, and
decorator-selected draperies and
hardware
s torage Addition al par;kjpg,
spaces are available for a fee.
Lund ownership 1s alt.ache,d. t.o
each townhome. Ms. Badger•
pointed out , , · of single-story townhomes in mg why they purchased the
Westminster, priced from lownhomes, said Mary Ellen
$83,990. Badger, the builder's sa les
The Akins Co., Tustin, a home
building firm established in 1951.
has received a Gold Nugget
Merit Award in the annual de-
sign and planning competition
sponsored by the Pacific Coast
SuiJders Conference and Builder
Magazine
Homeowners become mem·
bers o f the Anda lusia
Homeowner s Association and
Lake Mission Viejo Association.
Monthly fees are $33 35 and $9.
Ftnancmg 1s available. rnclud-representative.
ing Veteran's Administration-no Each townhome contains 900
down payment for qualified square feet of living space. plus
veterans. Ayres also offers a a roomy private patio or 300
Large plate glass mirrors,
cultured marble pullman tops
and ceramic tile over tubs are
s tandard appointments in
bathrooms
Each villa has its own covered
carport equipped with locked
conventional 1312 percent in· square feet.
lerest rate on a five vear note A popular policy allows REAL VALUES
A 10 minute drive to, the.
heac hes, the developmen,, is:
C'lose to shopping centers,.
schools. recreational facilities•
und employment centers,
The awards recogni1ed the
best of 637 r esidential. com-
mercial and industrial entries
from 1-1 western states
The model complex, open
from lO a.m to 6 p.m. daily, can
be reached by taking the Alicia
Parkway exit orr the San Diego
Freeway east past M argu~rile
Parkway and following t he
that must be renegotiated by the homebuyers to raise children • buyer when the loan falls due and keep pets On I terns from appl esa UCe to zi pper.s
Models of the two-bedroom Interior features include new d t• d
townhomes are open daily. The gas ranges and ovens. waste dis are a v er 1se I ·1 p·1at
Villas is located at Worthy Drive posals and upgraded kitchen II y I
and Van Buren Street, north of fl ooring, stylish mirrored every day in the
signs
Hollies off er
view of ocean
A seascape site in San Clemente is the location
of homes by John Lyttle. The first homes to be
built in the Cyprus Cove community, they set a
tone of elegance and grace. Lyttle believes.
Preview sales are under ·way for the eight
custom estates. Lyttle said h.e custom designed
and built the homes to meet and exceed expecta-
t10ns of the discriminating bomebuyer. Nothing
has been left to chance. Lyttle says.
The three and four bedroom, 2~. three and
four bath homes range in size from 2,731 to 3,153
square feet and in price fr om $385,000 to $425,000.
Each exterior elevation is custom designed
and features such details as cedar shake or Mis -
s ion tile roofs, wood frame windows. French
doors $.Od raised panel wood entry doors.
The home's living spaces are designed for
quiet times as well as entertaining.
There are smooth ceilings with crown mold-
ings, wood and exposed beam ceilings and as
many as three custom deshmed fireplaces.
Care was taken in selecting materials. lmport-
~d tile enlry flooring, European brass hardware,
coordinated lighting fixtures and wet bar with
wine rack are included.
The kitchens are designed and equipped for
gourmet cooking Built-in appliances inc lude
r ange within a central cooking island. self-
cleaning oven. microwave oven, dishwasher. trash
compactor and garbage disposer.
There are custom solid oak raised panel
cabinets, wood beam ceilings and adjoining
breakfast nooks. Most plans offer the added con·
venienc:e of a built-in planning desk within the
kitchen.
Large his and hers walk-in closets are
featured in the master suite iilong with oval ultra
tub, separate shower and l arg~ dressing area
Homebuyers will enjoy advantages and securi·
ly of li ving in a private, guard-gated community.
A private recreation center with tennis courts,
spa and t'lubhouse offers an opportunity to enjoy
lhe year around sunshine. The recreation center is
maintained through the Homeowners Association.
The sales office 1s open from 11 a.m. lo 5:30
p m. al 232 Avcnida Vista Del Oceano. San
Clemente
To reach the development, exit the San Diego
Freeway at Avenida Calafia, turn left on Avenida
Del Presidente to Avenida Vista Del Oceano. Turn
right on Avcnida Vista Del Oceano to the sales of-
fice For additional information, tele phone
498-8380
1
________ t:..:.h::..::e Beach Boulevard exit ot th_e __ w_a_r_d_r_·o_be_d_oo_rs_in_a_ll_b_e_d_r_oo_ms--'-, _...__ _________________________ _
Ahout two years ago" t' :-.tartc<l work on what i., pcrhap~ the
mo~t de~irable n:~i<.kntiaJ ~itc in all of Cow.rn Height:-..
Since then in a verv meth odical. meticulous and can ::tul wav
we have nt:arly <.:ompkred the t·nt'), the country d uh facilitit:~
and tht:: first four h ome' in the art·a we now call RockingHor!-t:
Ridge.
The enu1. which will be protct·tc.:d by a guard h ouse with 2-.
hour protection, the clubhou:-.e. the ~ tenni:'> courts, 2 racquet·
ball court~. tht• 25 meter 'w1mming pool and 'Pa and the fir.,t
four home~ are V1!:tihk from Newport Blvd.
Becau~e of thl., and quite likely because of the impo.,ing ~i.1.e of
the duh and of the home., \H. have heen unahlc to keep pt:ople
from coming in w fin<.I out wht:n the homt·:-. would ht: a\'ailahlc
for purch ase. They a.-;ked tht· plumher<,. the e.u-pt:nter:-.. the eke·
tricians and anybody d sc tht:y could Mop '"·ho in turn referred
them to lht· job !>uperintem.lcnt who in turn called the homt·
office and kept gjving us nam~ and p hone numbers and con-
vinced us to put a company representative on the site
Thi-; wa.., only .1 fc\\ mo111h' ago Anti people are :-.till :-.topping.
In fact, we\·t: already 'old 11 ol thc fir,1 22 homt:~ in our initial
rcka.,t» Anti the model' Jre .. 1ill onl~ in lht· final :-.lages of
t·on:-.t ruction.
Becau:-.e oft hi:'> intc.:rt·,t. \\'t'\T put a traikr on 'itc anti turned it
into a !>ale:-offiCt' wof :-Ori'~ and tkc:i1..kd (() h:l\T :I prt·-previcw
showing of Rockmgl lor:-.e Ridge :-.o th.IL c:\'cryont· who i~ in-
tercstnJ ha' an equal dunce at the: rt:matninµ 11 homt::-..
lf you\·t· heen looking for juM the.: right hom<.: in tht: right
place 'lOP anc.J take a look at what':-. going on .11 Rod<lngHor~e
IUdgt: Frorn thl.' ~weeping country ,.it'''''· to the magnificent
homes w tht· incomparable country cluh ~ ou'll find nothing
to compare.:.
II':-. 'till a bit du:-.t} and we'\'e a bit of work lO do on tht· fir.-.t four
horn~. hut there':-. no <.luuht that} ou'll :-.tT w hy ... o many pt·ople
have been :-.o intne~ted and why I 1 familit·:-. fdt they ju:-.t h ad to
li n: here.
Priced from $373,000
Royal wedding
I toast planned
Visitors to Irvine Pacific's Harbor Ridge
Estate model homes today will be treated to wed·
ding cake and champagne in honor of the Wednes -
day marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana
Spencer, accordJng to Martha Ryan, merchandis-
\ng manager for the development.
"We think It's an appropriate way to celebrate
both the royal wedding and our final sales phase at
Harbor Ridge," said Ms. Ryan. "The setting of our
homes and our •castles and kinas' marketing
them e lend themselves beautifully to a royal wed·
, ding reception ."
Four lully-furnisbed and decorated model
homes, and nine sooo-to-be·buill homes are the
last remaining single-family attached residences
available, said Ryan.
AU are located on Harbor Ridge Drive and
have view~ ol Newport Beach, the Harbor and
Pacific Ocean nor th to the Palos Verdu
Penln ula.
More lnformation on sales ls available by
tetephoruna 640-6778. To reach Harbor Ridce from tta• San Diego Fretway. ao aoutb on MacArthur
BOWevard to Ford Road, turn left on l'ord to Sa~
Mlattcl and rlatht on San Mll\lel to Spyalau fllll
Road. 1'Um left at Spyalua to the iteil• monument ~ • •
entranc and 1uard ataUon. \l!.I 1 •J• " 11rn '"4· 111•1, 1M11 ''"
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 26, 1981
,,, .........
The white fra'nv houu of Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldridge, bottom, cost him $2fJIJ/J(JO in the
G~ aection of Wa1hington. Secretory of State Alaander Hair opted for a brick home, top, in
Wewinordand Hilll Md., for 1415,000.
~pital homes costly
· ers pay pretty for Washing ton housing
GTON (AP)-COm·
m cretary Malcolm
Ba \'es in a simple, white
frailU house on a busy street in
G etown. The place s ure loot fancy, yet it cost
ll!0,000.
t " a lot or money , but
of President Reagan's
advisers have paid a few
pennies more in the
·priced Washington real
es '-market.
, .... estate records show:
...... ltabor Secretary R ay
Doe~an pajd $756,265 for hls
ho~Jn McLean, Va.
.fl~te House chief of staff
Ja A. Baker Ill paid $715,000
lo house on one of the most
fa ble streets in Northwest
Waillln.lton
.-.111R111.a111 H. Draper 111, wbo
t1 confirmation as R ... n of the Export·lmport
, paid $775,000 for his
ral ·sty l e h o us e io
Georgetown.
Records kept by Rufus S. Lusk
and Son, a private real estate re·
search company, show that five
other Reagan advisers paid
between $265,000 and $460,000.
Lusk's records, which are co·m·
piled Crom publicly recorded real
estate deeds , s h ow
also that Secretary of State
Alexander M. Ha ig Jr. paid
$415,000 for his new, orange
brick house in Maryland, just
over the Di s trict line ;
Agriculture Secretar y John R.
Block paid $317,500 for his Dis·
trict residence, and White House
counselor Edwin Meese III paid
$265,000 for his red brick house
in McLean.
Edwin L. Harper, deputy
director of the Office of Manage·
ment and Budget. paid $302,500
for bis District home, according
to Lusk.
The folks in the Reagan ad·
ministration are not the only
ones to live in expensive homes.
Lusk records show that Draper
purchased h is home from
Howard M. Williams, who was
chairman of the Securities and
hesapeake stories
t 'Bigfoot' mold
lt.Ories from campers and
at the Northwest River near Cbeaapeake seeDl to
pneral imace.
descriptions of tbeae
t.bey all match from alJ
.•• ,.. world," said Hia1Da
he'• bad experience
to spot Bitfoota In
re 7 to 8 feet tall, full7
wltb ~h hair, wllb
odor end leave tar1e , And tbey're harm-
metll and Umid," be
more information."
But if -just If -1t is, Htggins
has a few theories.
So Higgins figures it's either
attracted by cooking smells or is
looking for a mate.
"Maybe he's lonely ," the
ranger sald.
"I know it's not a guy O\lt there
in a rur coat. It was about 100
degrees, and he would have
dropped from heat prostration.
Wewouldhavefoundhim."
Volcanic ash
value mostly
• • m tourism
SEATl'LE (AP) -The aale ot
volcanic ash from Mount St.
Helen1 to tourists for $1 an
ounce wUJ be the moet profitable
and probably lbe only uae for the
1tufl, a 1tudy for tbe state
Department 'of Natural
Retourc!el 1ay1.
Jn 1dditlon, f1rmer1 ln th•
Nortbwest who hope that tb9lr
eropa will benefit from nutneau
In the Mb a.re alto out ol luek, at
1 .. 1t fol' tbe ror11111bl• tutme,
aceordlJll to Ula Moody, a ICl&ll nl*tbmHO.· · .. -n. au eoetaaal dlelilleall
t•at to•ld act •• a •••' ferti.._., but It tlllr• ._.._of
n1tbertna for tbe uh to break
down and free the trapped
nutrtmtl, be 1aJd.
Ex<:hange Commission under
President Car ter ; and that
Block bought his house from
Carter's deputy secretary of
state, Warren Christopher.
Peter McCoy, top aide to first
lady Nancy Reagan, bought his
house for $460,000 from Charles
Duncan Jr., Carter 's energy
secretary. according to Lusk.
And certain l y not all of
Reagan's adviser s have ex·
elusive addresses. Secretary of
Housing and Urban Develop·
ment Samuel R. Pierce Jr., for
example, lives in a standard
high·rise apartment building on
a crowded shopping strip near
the University of the District of
Columbia.
While the price of what other
folks pay for houses is a hot
topic on the cocktail circuit, it's
not one that buyers generally
like to talk about. Reagan's ad·
visers ar e no exception.
"He does not want to talk
about his own real estate situa·
lion," sald Leslie Edmunds, an
aide to Donovan. "He bought a
beautiful house overlooking the
Potomac, and he enjoys ll."
At the Comme rce Depart·
ment, Baldrige aide Mary Nim·
mo said her boss doesn't want to
discuss his Washington house
"because people bllck in Connec·
lieut might gel the wrong idea
about it."
At the Defense Department,
Lt. Col. Michael Burch, an aide
to Weinberger, said that Wein·
berger's Washington residence
is s maller and probably less ex·
pensive than the one he sold in
San Francisco.
And in the White House Baker
aide Margaret Glasscock, sald
neither Baker nor his wlte want
to discuss their Washington
home, a handsome brick col·
onlal with a circular driveway
on fashiona ble Foxhall Road.
George Altoft, an aasessor for
the Dlslrici government, said
that in 1980 the average sellin1
price of a house in W••hincton
was Just over $100,000 and that
h as lncreased aimott 8 percent
during the first five months of·
1981.
·'The houses that are selllnf
are very bt,h priced -above
$500 ,000 -or very low -beJow
Sl00,000," aaid Altoft, who ls
senior assessor in char1e of
sales studies. "Financln1 and
ht1b lnterest ratet don't affect hl1h·vah~ properti• ••much.
Tbeae people bave ,money
tomewhere. Tbey can either 1eU
1tockl or 1et equity tomewbere-
elH. For rich people, flnancin1
it not a probl•m."
Bogue caah aeiRd
SANTA CLA&A (A·P> -
Oflla• bave c:GlllM1'4d •·• llilllkW ID tbe lal'flll Mllilrii of
eoallterfelt mone1 ••tr In
Nortbern Cailforola, the Seent
Service r:-ported. TbrM people
were .,,..led.
Title in811rallce tested
Quiz details workings of private, business policies
By ROBERT J. BRUSS
Ttdf luuraace l• available la all 1ta&e1 eacept
Iowa. It often title pro&edloa mot avaUable ha ID
abatrad or a lawyer'• Ude 1earcla. Clleclk yoar
knowlf!41eolllowtltleta1uueeworb.
Reary Homeowaer bouibt a lloue la 1971 from
the estate of Dora Dece11ed. He ob&alned an owner'•
Utle lnluraace poUcy.
la 1181 Homer Relr retlll"U from Isolated Island
and clahn1 U.at a1 Dora'a IOle belr he II U.e rtghtfaJ
owner ol the bouae. Which la correct <a> Henry'• ti·
tie Insurer will defend the claim, even If It la grouad·
leas, IDd pay any los1, (b) HelU'Y loaet the house to
Homer, <c > lf a loss resaJta, HeDrY loaes 1111 equity,
(d ) HeDrY will get paid nodalal because U.e title
policy Ma..eed· Which title rtalk 11 not Insured by an owner'• title
Insurance policy? (a) forged 1lpatures, < b > coats of
REAL ESTATE MAILBAG
de fending Invalid title claims, (c) title search errors,
( d ) baJldlng code and ionl.ng vlola&lons.
How long does title Insurance coverage stay ln
force?. (a) one year, (b) 10 years, (c) untU the policy
lapses, (d) until title to the property ls transferred to
a new owner.
Sally Seller sold her seashore home and &ook
back a $50,000 second mortgage for Bobby Buyer.
Wblcb ls corred? (a) Sally doesn't need lltle ln·
surance, (b) SaUy should In.slat on a title Insurance
policy for ber mortgage, ( c > Sally should be saU1fied
with a title abstract, (d) Sally II Insured uder the
first mortgage lender's tltlepoUcy.
Greedy National Banik made a mortgage loan to
Harriet Homebuyer and Instated upon a lender's title
insurance policy. Harriet faUed to obtain an owner's
title policy.
During tbe title search, the city's easement for a
highway through the back yard was overlooked.
What will result? Ca> the title Insurer pays nothing
since easements are excluded from title loturance,
( b ) the title insurer pays only Greedy for any result·
Ing loss, (c ) lbe title lnsurer pays both Greedy and
Harriet for any loss, (d ) the title Insurer need not pay
since It made a title search mistake. ·
Answer: 1. (a); 2. Cd); 3. Cd); 4.( bl : 5. ( b).
Agent can give mfuabl.e <4d
DEAR BOB: At your suggestion, we've started
looking for a home to buy now before prices go even
higher. So far we've gone to about a dozen weekend
open houses and talked to the realty agents about
home buying procedures.
But the house we like best Is offered direct by its
owner without any agent. If we make an offer to buy
that house, who will arrange the mortgage? Should
the buyer or seller contact a lawyer about the title
transfer? U tbe house la defec&lve, doe• tbe teller
make any guarantees?
-NathanR.
DEAR NATHAN : It costs no more to buy a home
through a real estate agent. Home values depend on
recent sales prices of comparable nearby homes. If
you buy dlrect from the seller, without an agent,
you '11 sill I pay full market value since the seller Is un·
llkelytogiveyouhlssalescommissionsaving
But without an agent, you or the seller must do
all the work. Shopping for a new mortgage is a big
job. Don'trelyonthesellertodoilforyou.
The realty agent normally handles this task ror
the buyer. The closing, depending upon local custom,
is handled by an attorney. title insurance or escrow
rirm. realty broker. bank, or savings and loan as·
sociation. If the seller has an attorney, you need one
too.
When you buy through a realty agent, that agent
must disclose any known defects affecting the pro-
perty. But II you buy direct from the seller, he may
'·forget'' to tell you the roof leaks or the wi ring is un·
safe.
In most areas, when you buy through a realty
agent you can now obtain a one·year home warranty
on components such as plumbing, wiring, heating
and built-in appliances.
As you can see, there are many advantages of
buying through a realty agent. If you decide to buy
that house direct from its seller , be extra careful.
Although the seller "saves" the realty commission,
you'll be doing lots of extra work to help him earn it.
Resale advise proood right
DEAR BOB: Before we moved here I used to
read your articles In the Washintton Post where
you repeatedly told homebuyers to ••get the big·
gest mortgage available." We followed that advice
when we bought our home two years ago.
Last September my husband died of a heart al·
tack. In January I decided toseU the house and move
back to Washington, O.C. Due to your sound advice,
m y house sold In less than two weeks. The realty
agent says the big assumable mortgage made the
sale easy. Thanks for helping me sell my home so
fa st.
-Mrs. E.T.
DEAR MRS. E.T.: Easy resale is a major ad·
vantage of having a big home mortgage. Other ad·
vantages include Cl > m aximum income lax deduc-
tion for interest, (2) loan repayment in cheaper in·
fl ated dollars worth less than today and (3) cash
conservation for emergencies or other investments.
The Bruss Report "/low to Get thl? Greatest Income
Tax Savmg from Your Ilome" is now available To ob-
La in your copy send a 12 check payable to
"New$pCJperbooks" for Report 8010/ to thl? Orange Ccxut
Dally Pilot. P 0 Box 259 , Norwood, NJ 07648
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ENfOY SUCH FEATURES AS: a wood-burning fireplace, laq~c kitchen with ceramic tile counter-
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garage, private patio or large garden balcony. Common area§ lnc.lud • two o,wlmm1ng pools, two
spas, plus a lighted tennis court. . . .
Melrose Park in Vista . , . just a seven minute dnvl' from lht' ocean and a five minute drive from
the Plaza Camino Real regional shopping center.
• •
~ewport Beach, you probably
couldn't touch tbe same type at
structure for leas than $350,000
to $500,000. And in rfalibu, the
avera1e price of a two·bedroom
beaeh-front condo is $900,000."
A seU:<>Ut ·r::aanouaced 1 Sundance Townhomes , for P9QderoM"' .... Nsl"9l· planned attached home com-
tial comftuliti '"11lt by the munity of 54 units, was the first
Irvine Qlvi41on 'ef the four-of the four proj ects in the
division sta~e homebuildina Village of Northwood built by
firm. '~ · Ponderosa and was sold-out in
The c; '' b es o~· l97t.
Heritage ·~· • MO$ Tecent to be introduced sold-out •~. of smgle-in the r<orthwood location is
faaiily homes anct iD Windstream, where 128 homes
Irvine the Mil of 2SM single-ar e found on 30 acres along
family detached Pai:.k Place Hicks Canyon.
homes has been acbie~. As the last community or
Tiie :ii:~ lliork boml'" to be presente<j in the Plqe ff a -hat Village o( Northwood, the de-
of 294 s ram· ft~·-velopment is the result of five
cent to the -zero i • Park years '<>f planning invested by
Paseo homes 1"fl 'Mll•·Y.• the buijder.
They'll buy your home lt you'll
buy theirs.
Two, three and four bedroom
homes are offered in four noor
plans ranging from 1,395 to 1,942
square feet.
Because the homes a re 1ln1le-
fa m lly detached homes, they of-
f er privacy yet have low·
maintenance. They are priced
from $122,500. ,
Addilion~l features such as
ceramic tile entries, wall-to-wall
carpeHng, wood-burning
fireplaces, and thermostatically
controlled forced air heating add
to year-round "luxury."
Two-car garages, all copper
water systems, fully insulated
ceilings and exterior walls, and
decorator-selected lighting fix-
tures are also standard.
Spacious master bedroom
suites, living and dining rooms
are foWld . Ample storage space
-with walk-in closets in the
arch itectural elements and
amenities within and by the 16
exterior elevations.
To reach the Village or
Northwood in Irvine and view
the homes of Park Paseo and
Windstream, take the Santa Ana
Freeway and exit at Culver
Drive.
' Go north on Culver to Irvine
Boulevard and turn. right on
Irvine to Yale Avenue.
Tum left on Yale and continue
to the models. The sales center
and models are open daily from
10 a .m. to 6 p.m. except Monday
when the sales center is open
from noon to 6 p.m. The sales
center hours at WindStream are
Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 28, 1981
master suilea, wardrobes ln
other bedrooms, and linen closet
in the hallway -Is provided.
The kitchen includes eye-level
double oven with self-cleaning
lower oven, multi-cycle dlsh·
washer, garbage dis posal,
ceramic tile countertops,
furn iture-finish hardwood
cabinets and luminous ceilings.
Sheet vinyl floors are found ln
the kitchens as well as the baths.
The development is enclosed
and secure, and shares on-site
recreational amenities that In-
clude a swimming pool, cabana,
and volleypool courts.
To visit the homes take the
San Diego Freeway and the En·
cinitas cut-off to El Camino
Real. Ptoceed le ft on El
Camino, then go right on MOW\·
tain Vista Drive. The sales office
and model homes are open from
11 a.m. to 7 p.m. For further in-
formation, phone Ms. Lehigh al
753-2812.
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday
through Wednesday except Mon·
day from noon to 6 p.m.
Pacts detailed
Three-year. five-year, and
30-year fin ancing starting at
121,8 pe rcent is offer ed at
Seaside Point Waterfront Homes
in Huntington Harbour.
A development of Christiana
Companies Inc., the one and
two-story three-bedroom estates
on Trinidad Island feature
boatslips located directly on an
ocean-going canal system. For
more information call 846-0641.
Detached, two to fvur-bedroompatiohomesofferedat VillageParlcin
Encinitas praised as being in one of nation's" last, unspoiledarecu."
• .. .
still in prottess: " • • 4' .• 'l'be 'homes are accented by
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Citing loan ta&llfication requirements and the
ensuing first~ ef ~rship as the major fman·
cial obstacles ·•-. facing bomebuyers, BuUer
Housing Cor]t. tu.a .h)troduced a low 11 ~ percent
interest rato fmanCU.. prosram llt its Newport
Knolls townbome defffopment ba Newport Beach.
The 11~ ~ ~~forms a craduated payment plaA ... IJts l qualify at the ·u~
percent rat.e and ~f' ge payments based
on the rate for • .,U ~ar. The second year of
ownership, the.tcljusted to 13~ percent, the third to 15~ per
The gra~• a ment plan Js 1eared to
those who can ~pect yearly salary or
other inco~~ At the ead' of Ute three-
year period, ttllil 11' actiusted to the prevailing conve~onal rate· ill tl'e rtqse Cfl escrow. Owners
may, however, rednaace All&IU'1ime with no pre-payment penal{I. ·.., .. ·
Newport ~n•• prices, which be1in at
$148,950, are oensiill'ted.eompetitive in an area re-
garded as one of I.be "choicest, highest-priced"
residential commorutiettlll the nation.
Close to area ya.cit' clubs, shopping, tennis,
and golf courses, the c:t.tvelopment bas village am-
bience c re~le~ by 1 piiofeseionally landsc.aped
grounds. ' ·· •
Arranged in f~ b¥ildlngs -lll with Cape
Cod architectur .. mn~· -and having up to 1,668
square feet ol ltring space, the w:Dt.s are offered in
seven plans.
Featuresr!hide watl-to-wiJl decorator
carpeting, dra , Wood·bumin& rirepyces with
log lighter and asG!t bedroom suites with vault-
ed ceilings. AQ~omes have private balconies
or decks as llltY N attached garages. There is a
complete dra packa1e.
Kitchens ceramJc tile countertops, ash
wood · nt lighting, double cast
iron sinks matic dishwasher. Also stan-
dard is the icem er Une to refrigerator, garbage
dis posal and vinyl flooril'IJ.
The tour· Ms floe~ fOI' buyer inspection.
To vi.ail-• cc*dorniDiums and,
the newlf · , .take UM Pacific
Coast lligllw rlor A~enue. Pfoceed north
to lMb Street. t to Monrovia Avenue. The
s ales office is l<><!a Monrovia near 15th Street
in Ne1'port aeAc6 11pd ls open daily except
Fridays. For ~~ti°'1 call 646-94$18. ~.._ 'l>t' •Iii' " • HB riro ·· t r ~ec .
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have one of of the largest
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cars In Orange County. From the
classic MGs to the prestigous
hand-built Aston-Martin Vantage.
We also have 13 1980 Triumph
TR7 convertibles which qualify for
a huge $1 ,000 factory rebate. On
top of that we'll add a generous
$500 discount-a total savings of
$1,500.
Every one of these cars Is a soon-
to-be collector's item and won't
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f:lours have major advantages over daytime shifts
• STEVE TIUPOU .,_....,,. ... ,
It's convenient and lt saves
l'Qoney. It ma lnlo personal
1chedµles, keeps people out of
crowd s and mean s less
n~sPQnSlbility. •
Most people who work a stan·
cfard daytime s hirt probably
think that night work fits into
anything but most of the above
descriptions.
But those descriptions came
from the mouths of people along
the Orange Coast who work
nights. Overall, the advantages
listed by night workers held a
'You tend not
to spend as
mu_ch (money).'
dispatcher job with the Anaheim
Fire Department, be bas worked
·night.a for the past 12 years. ·
He says his boura ''free me to
pursue other activities in the
daytime or evenlna," though It
took him several years to
become accustomed to night
work.
' One of those activities is flight
instruction, which Smith says i8
not steady enough work to do
full·time. He also likes the
hours, and his mid·week days
off, because "there's less com·
petition for stores, movies or
whatever. I have an aversion to
crowds.''
T ho ugh Smith would not
change to day work even if given
a choice, he may have paid the
heaviest price for his hours of all
those interviewed. He feels his
night work hours contributed to
the breakup of his marriage.
Keith Hanson. a JO.year-old
bartender at Medley's in Foun·
big edge over the disadvantages tain Valley, said he has been
among those interviewed. working nights since he was in
Most said they would choose his mid·leens.
the night shift even if given a He likes the hours because
chance to change. ''I'm a night person anyway. I'd
Perhaps this news is not so be awake even if I was at
surprising in light of the follow· home ."
ing statistic, which surprised Hanson says his wife is "a day
even the people in this story. Ac· person" who has adjusted to his
cording to a 1978 study by the· hours, and who likes the fact
U.S. Department of Labor, that they allow him to spend
about 25 percent or all workers part of the day with their young
in the department's Orange son.
County survey area work nights. Hanson also feels that his
Though the survey area did hours save him money. "You
not cover much of the coast, the tend not to s pend as much,
Cigures are thought to be about especially if you're a night
the same here. person," he said. "You'd be out
The survey showed that some partying anyway."'
18.8 percent or all workers in the Another person who says her
county work a 4 p .m .. to· hours save money is waitress
midnight shift, or something Lori Livingston, who works at
close to it. Some 5.7 percent of JoJo's in Costa Mesa from 11
all workers are on the so-called p.m. to 6 a.m.
graveyard shift, workina from Ms. Livingston sald'ber shift ls
midnight to 8 a .m. or similar economical for her because she
boon. does not have to buy a car. She
The workers interviewed for s,hares her mother's car , taking
thla df>rY had malty retlCIN for rt' to _.k nights while her
choosing night work. m other sleeps and using it daya
Earle Smith, a security guard • after driving her mother to
at the Los Angeles Times' Costa work.
friends work, they sleep while I
work, and we're toeether when
we want to be."
The one drawback, according
to Ms. Llvinpton, ia that ''it
took me a few weeks to aet to
where I could sleep during the
day."
Gary Gregg, m anaaer of the
Albertson's Store on South Coast
Highway In Laguna Beach on
the 4 p.m.·to·l2:30 a.m. shift.
said adjusting to the shift was
easy after five years or working
midnight to 9 a .m .
Gregg said he also lilt es the
ho urs becau se his wife, a
waitress, works the same shift,
a nd because the Albertson's
store iB almost always busy. The
s hift also is a step up the
management ladder for him,
Gregg said.
People who work nights oniy
Herschel Bernardi
back in 'Fiddler
on the Roof' ... C7
part of the time bad even fewer
complaints. Steve Fontaine, an
attendant at Wayne's Mobil on
East Coast Highway in Newport
Beach two nights a week, said
he uses slow lime In the middle
or his 11 p.m.·to-7 a.m . shift to
read, write or work on his truck.
''You get a few weirdos, but
it's not bad," Fontaine said.
I
Mike Arnold, night desk
person two days a week at the
La Quinta Inn in Costa Mesa,
likes the hours because "you
don't have to put up with a lot of
hassles" and because he enjoys
balancing the motel's books
without interruption.
Fountain Valley Police Officer
Dave I.mer does not have to
work nights more than a third of
the time, but he requests night
<See NIGHT, Page CZ>
Mesa plant, wol'lts from 11 p.m. The hours do not hurt her
to 7 a.m. five days a week. social life, Ms. Livingston said,
Between this job and a civilian b ecause ''I sleep while m y Gasoline station attendant Steve Fontaine uses slow times to read, write or work on truck.
·1few AmericanCity Bank imposing figure to Costa Mesa skyline
CONSUMER CLOSE-UP
•
He throws no stones ·1
' Builder of Mesa's glass bank 'strictly business' • By ARIJ' BA.JI
Ot_DMty ...........
Before World War II began, S.
Jon Kreedman was working as a
·carpenter for his father in
Detroit.
Since then, in the last 2S years,
Kreedman bas built luxury con·
dominiuma, bi&h·rises, Cinanced
real estate and movie projects
aad built his bank to 22nd
largest in California.
The latest addition to Kreed·
man's American City Bank ls
its Costa Mesa branch near the
South Coast Plaza.
The seven branches of the
bank operate under the slogan
"strictly business." Meaning,
the bank does not deal in con·
sumer banking, but rather busi·
ness banking.
When Kreedman incorporated
the bank in 1963, he said he re·
alized he could not compete with
the larger banks, so decided to
concentrate on busines1 bank·
Ing.
lf numbers are any indlcaUon,
Kreedman seems to have pleked
the ri1bt path in banldn,.
American City Bank useta m·
creased from S38 million tn 19'10
to '340 million by the end ol ta.
Net income over the lO·year
period went up from $208,000 tq
$3:4 million.
Of the branches in Costa
lle1a, Lona Beach, Torarance,
Beverly Hilla, Century ctt)', En·
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cino and Los Angeles, the latter
is most visible, occupyin& the
One Wil shire Building in
downtown Los Angeles.
Having no formal education
beyond high school, the 60·year·
old Michigan native picked up
his business education from bis
father who built homes. Arter serving in the armed
forces from 1942·46, Kreedman
began to speculate in real es·
tale.
In 1941, Kreedman moved to
Los Angeles and started buying
older properties, remodeled
them and sold them for a profit.
This marked the beginning or
the S. Jon Kreedman Co.
During the 50s, his firm built
houses and apartments on the
west side of Los Angeles, in
Beverly Hills, the Coldwater
Canyon area north of LA and
Arizona.
In 1961, the company moved
into a commercial structure and
constructed buildings in Los
Angeles over a lO·year period.
These included the 30·atory One
Wllablre Buildlne, a till the
bank'• headquarters.
Kreedman converted the Cen·
tury Towers in Century City into
condominiums In 1971 and a
year later developed the 'Le
Pare Condominium project, also
in Century City. •
Altboqh be llvea .1n 1 Century
Towers penthouse, formerly oc·
•
c upied by comedian Jack
Benny, Kreedman ma intains a
residence in Newport Beach.
But he has pulled himself out
or the construction business and
says he 'is now concentratSnc on
banking.
His bank handles accouats for
various bar associaliona, the
music group Styx and many
large corporations.
Additionally. American City
Bank has arranged financing for
various real estate projects and
movies such as ·'Little Lord
Fauntleroy."
"Banking is the development
of a relationship," Kreedman
says.
He believes bis banking
philosophy is unique.
"We believe in tight credit.
We are not going to loan money
to just anyone . If we make
credit too easy. we are doing a
disservice to our customers
because the customer is deviat·
ing from his original projection
and we let him," Kreedman
says.
His bank maintain• an ~·
viaory committee to help branch
managers and tbe loan commit·
(See BANKER, Pase en
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tee to reach declalOOJ on loans
for project.a and bu11ne11e1.
He citel bis staff aa belnl one
of the reuona for bla s\lft ....
"Recruiting the staff wu the
toughest part,'' be notes.
"We have been a profitable
bank," Kreedman concede..
What brought Kreedman to
Orange County?
• 'Oran1e County bu a Sood
master plan and tbere la lot ol
potential here," be saya, alttlnl
in a glass conference room,
overlooking the South Cont
Plaza Hotel.
American City Batik, Kreed·
man says, has deposlu ol *-"
million and he says be want.a to
raise that to $1SO million lD the
next five years. He claims this
wlll be done by openin1 one or
two other branches in Oraqe
County.
Under the Reagan admlnistra·
• lion, Kreedman predicu lnfla·
lion will be controlled, while the
recession will deepen.
··A few years ago, everybody
hit the ceiling when interest
rates rose to 12 percent; now J
cannot imagine interest rates
dropping below 15 percent,'' he
says.
Although American City Bank
finances 170 industries, Kreed·
man says, "Bigness ls not the
answer to happiness in the busi·
ness world."
May gasoline
1 sales boosted
i statewide
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Mike Amold,aninndeak clerk,lilce1 haule·free hours of working
nights. He aays he enjoys being able to balance the books without
interruption.
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L.ori Livingston, wattressinCostaMesa, says working nights saves her bucks.
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NIGHT WORKERS LIKE THEIR SHIFT .. !.
work and gets it about three·
fourths of the time because
"the re 's less traffic and less
people, and you can telJ if people
belong where you see them more
easily at night.'· His wife also
works nights.
Loder's partner, who did not
give his name before the pair
rushed off on a call , said he also
requests night work because
"you get a little more involved
in police work and investigation,
and not so much in public rela·
tions."
For nurse Corey JusUn, who
works ln the trauma center at
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital, night work was a
ticket to daytime education
toward his goal of becoming an
anesthesiologist. Justin's wife
also is a night nurse, so the
hours are convenient for him.
Problems? When asked, most
of those interviewed listed only
minor drawbacks. Restaurant
Manager Bill Yochim of JoJo's
said quiet periods in the middle
of the night can be boring, while
others mentioned trouble getunk
to sleep for a short time alter
they get home or initial trouble
adjusting to their hours.
Fontaine, the gas stat.ion al-
tendant, said the one complaiqt
he has with the two nights a
week he works ls that he doesn't
run into many people of the oi)-
poslte sex.
"There are so many women
here during the day that I've
never had so many dates," he
said. "l 'd never give up the days
I work." SACRAMENTO (AP) -More
gasoline was sold in California
during May than in any month of
the last 21, says the state Board
of Equalization.
The report released last week
said more than a billion gallona
were distributed during May for
the first time since Au~ust 1979.
GLASSES SHOULD BE SELECTED WITH EXTREME CARE ....
That raised the use of gasoline
8.6 percent over the month of
April, which the board said is
normal because of the Memorial
Day weekend and the fact that
May bas one more day than
April.
The May usage exceeded that
of May 1980 by 4.44 percent, the
first year-to-year increaH since
December 1980.
The gasoline tax revenues to
the s tate during May totaled
$70.9 million, the board said.
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simple test to judge the optical
q uality of non-prescription
sunglasses.
While holding the glasses at
a rm 's length, look through them
at a straight line in the distance,
such as the edge of a door. Slow·
ly move the lens across that llne.
If the straight edge dUtorts,
sways, curves or moves, the lens
is not optically perfect.
Another' thing to check is that
the lens tint is not darker in one
place than another and that one
lens is not darker th an the other.
If you are considering 1ra-
dient lenses which are darker on
top than at the bottom be sure
the tint lightens iradually. A
fairly sharp demarcation line
between upper and lower sec·
tions is a sign of poor quality.
Also be certain that both lenses
are perfectly matched in
lightening evenly from top to
bottom.
Sunglass frames should be
large, sturdy and free of rouah
spots. Temple pieces, however,
should not block slde vtsloin. The
fram e should fi\ U,bt eooup to
stay in place, yet be comforta_,.e
on the nose, cheeks, temples and
ears. An optometr ist or op·
tometric assistant can adjust a
frame to fit you properly.
OomitJr isoo shopping for
frames lbo is a bonus for con·
aumers wbo purchase prescrip-
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lion sunglasses. Opticians can·
not examine eyes or prescribe
lenses, but they do sell eyewear
prescribed by ophthalmologists
and optometrists. The kind of
ser vice opticians give con·
sumers who have a problem is
an important consideration
when deciding where to have a
prescription for sungl asses
filled.
Before you buy, ask how loo&
you mUjll 'V&it for delivery, what
the refbnd policy la, who pays
for replacement lenses if the
first ones aren't right, and if
there is a charge for followup
visits ii you have problems with
the glasses.
If you wear contact lenses,
non-prescription sunglasses will
meet your sunwear needs. Hard,
but not soft, contact lenses can
be ordered in dark sun lens tints.
Fashion-tinted lenses, which
consumers buy for fashion or
comfort, are in an entirely dif-
ferent category. The lenses are
still the exception itnd you
should ask guidance fr~m your
optometrist or ophthalmologist, if
you are intrigued by them .
You have choices not only in
lens color but also in lens type.
What you get will depend on bow
the prescription is written -and
that, in turn, will depend on your
vision needs as well as your
preferences.
You can buy light-sensitive
lenses that change from light to
dark and dark to light as light·
ing conditions change. Sin~e
they screen out some available
light, fashion-tinted or lighl·
sensitive lenses may not be -a
sound choice for indoor wear~
older adults and certainly may
not be suitable for everyone for
nighttime driving. ;
Buying a pair of sunglasses
may not seem to be an impot-
lant consumer purchase, b't
your choice involves more than
fashion awareness, comfort arid
economy. Since good vision is
m ore important than any tf
these considerations, don't be
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We're going lo provide
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us to act quickl y: we're not
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Now do n't get us
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But. just as their
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we think it's hurt them with the small to medium
size company.
That's where we come in .
Marine National Bank was organized by a
group of hiahly successful business leaders a nd
managed by professional business bankers who
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There ls a saying amona experienced re-
funders: Never throw away an empty box UD·
W you have used It at least twice.
This I.I good advice. A company may re·
quest a Universal Product Code symbol for a
current refund offer and then uk for the net·
wel1bt stateme(lt from the same box for
another offer two months from now.
Mrs. EU,ene Pollack of Brl.Jtol, Pa., used
four Universal Product Code symbols from
Celeste Pina-For-One to get a $2.7S refund.
Then she used three net-weight statements
from the same boxes to send for another $1
refund two months later.
She also got double value on the 25-cent
coupons that she used on her original purchase.
So, she made a profit of $2.19. We call
that a home run.
"This is what saving, sortina and sending
is all about," said Mrs. Pollack. "And it is
well worth it.'·
Saving all these boxes can turn your
kitchen into a go'd mine. But it also takes a
lot of space.
· Here are some Ups on keeping your col·
lection of proofs or purchase within reasona·
ble limits:
-Coiled only the "big four" box tops,
net weight statements, Universal Product
Code symbols and proof-of-purchase seals.
-Reduce the bulk or the packages by
carefully peeling the label portion of the
package from the cardboard layer behind it.
-Keep only 10 proofs (rom each prod·
uct. Trade any additional proofs wit h
friends.
If these steps fail you, be creative in
looking for more storage space under the
cellar stairs, on top of the kitchen cabinets
and under tables with long skirts.
REFUND OF THE DAY
Write to the following address to obtain
the form required by this refund offer:
Simonize Super Poly $2 Refund, P.O. Box
6260, Chicago, Ill. 60677. Send for lhia refund
form by Jan. 1, 1982.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, July 26, 1981
Canada's ne frayed
Postal strike brin gs business disasters
OTTAWA (AP) -Canada's month·
old postal •trike LI frayina the nerves
ol an evea-tempered naUoa.
Small bullwHI and ma1adael are
dytn1 alone witb undelivered
ladybuO. Tax-refund cbeeb lie UD·
caabedln unmannedaortina ceaten.
Interest mounts oa unPald eredlt·
card bllla. The elderly walt nervously
for an untried delivery 1y1tem to gel
their pension cheeks to them.
The strike a1ao bu demonstrated
bow enterprlae responds to
emergency.
"Buslnesa is astronomical,'' said
Glenn Mlnow of Vancouver, who
believes bis temporary bW-delivery
service will make him a mllllonaire if
the strike lasts unUl faJl. Many people
tear ll will.
Canadlam know aometbiq about
postal l'lrikes. They have bad a doaen
naUo-.lly ~ reaionally aince 1188.
Unlike the situation ln the United
States, where a poet-office walkout
w aa avoided tut week, strikes by most
public employees are legal in Canada.
It is not the letter carriers but the
23,000 inside workers -mail handlers,
clerks, sorters -who are on strike.
And tbe dllpUte la over frinae beneft'8,
not pay. .
The old contract expired Feb. 1. The CHadian Union of Pottal Workers and
the government a1reed on a pay
package ralsln1 the in.aide worken'
avera1e salary $2,7'15 a year, from
$22 ,282 lo $25,0S7.
TbeCUPWwalkedoffthejobJunezt
beeauae the government rejected a
conciliator's report recommendln1
fringe-benefit improvements that ln·
elude 17 weeks of paid maternity
leave.
The union also la demanding more
vacation time, better shift premiums
and a 12th M>llday each year. But the
four-month maternity leave 11 the key
problem ; the government believes lt
would set an expenalye precedent for
other public employees.
Mall addressed to Canada is being
held upiD the United Stales and around
theworlchmtlltheendofthestrike.
A lawsuit baa been filed against the
union by Peter Randonicich, a Toronto
businessman who sells ladybugs by
mail for "natural" pest control. He
uys 10 million bugs be has ln stora1e
or lo the mail system probably wiU die.
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Closed 936.74
DEVOTED SERVANT -Jean Marsh
plays Rose ln a .five-week return of the
popular "Upstairs, Downstairs" tonight
at 8 on Channel 50 and at 9 on Channel
28.
• 0..-ICAN
9(W9 .. IT
I IT. WfWf'ftH a. (J) PACI THI
NATION ,,._,THI,....
Cetl Wethera, CCHtat of
"Aodiy.'' .... abollt ,,..
clllldhood day• durlno """"° la It?": "do you
know?" iw-t• the Nato-
i of the pend!,
!MY 0# DllCCNlftY
THIWOM..D
TOMOMOW
I llM'f PAL.WILL
Wll•CAN ~ a KINNm4
OONLAND
(I) HOLD ME
Paul Dooley le ,..tured In
thll ~ac:t play by Julae
FaHlat 6eplctlng the NI•
blllty of IWban II ...
10:00 • ......,,...,. AT~ au.t· Patricia Sun.
• MOVIE . *... "The Errand Boy'' (1IMlll Jerry ~. 81'\an
~-Alt .,,and boy
..... Mwoc Vwoughc>Ut a
lmajOro:~
HERALD CW TNJ'TH
N!XHl .... 1111> ..,,.._ ITMET (A)
i~ITOAY
**'4 "Honof Thy Father"
(1872) "-' Vllllona, Rldl·
ard Caetalllno. A mo«>
IMder'• aon look• •• lhe
life of Ille eyndlcat•run
family. aN1MC11HTP
WIBCLY
CC)WOVIE
"Tuell e-teatlng" Fred
K...... Joeeptl MacGulra.
A youno girl maatl an
.,.._,.. family II.-..
IMTuc:b.
10:tO I INT9PACe 0 Klot/IM
NOfll.aTOO
Oueltl: llfoott• Shleld•.
actOt Bltan Urna. TV hoel
I~~
_,,.,MLWIU.
CAl.VAlrt CHAPEL
'Jt ill •CAN ITORY
AGNCUl. TUM U.l.A.
n~ 2wmtYOU 8 ONCAW\JI
Hoe1: Oaorga Fannarnan
~ Harrilon 8alllbwy. '°""*"'· d*'-what he vlew9 .. • crlala In U.S
For.ignaftalB.
• T8Wln' cot.a-
WHfTTNCI"
• CHUf04 .. TME
HOME
• MAllUW llCE
THIATM NSTIVAL CW
FAYONfta I ==CAM ITOfff
''Wlntar"-41" (11761 Leif Erick_.. Woody Strode.
.... of ... lndlan ,,.,. la
wiped out from amalfpox
and tNlr GtiW .... out 1.0
find• cure lof Ula oi-. t1:ao• ~
• • • "Money ·From
HOma" (1863) ~ Mar-
tin, Mrt i.-ta. A man le
lotoed to Mop Ille '8¥ortta
llOfW "°"' .ennlnO .,, imel0t1"" nee wMll a ~.._cereoflN
dabl9 ttl9 lllatl owae. 8 TAU< MtCAJT
P9C1'UMI
~: arcHtectinf photQ-
~ "'*" ""*'*"· -~AHIW.I ~
''The"-'" (R) ...... ~
flOOTaA&.L
"StwWle A114ter 0-''
·==ITORY ii WOM.D "°'"""' DllCO~I•• T• 8Mlllonla and Randy
Gardner IC*I hoat Slllp
8--181111 .. ten oouplaa
from 9fOlllld .... wortd
oompeee '°' the nae Of _... rolar dlloo ~
on.
wit,, quint~ abou1 to
be bom In tht l\oepltal. e lMI FOMYft IAGA
"Por1falt Of Fleur" ,.,.,,.,.
and Jon purc:NM a fatM
Fleur tuma to aodal _.
to bury her lrwtratlona. -~~ "Stytae Ot Sketching"
Cl) AMOTT AND
~
"Sateri''
CC)WOVIE • • • "T,,• Youno In Heart" ( 1831) DOl.lglu
F elrbank• Jr.. Paulette
Goddard. A ne'er-do-wall
famlfy of card t11arp1
c:Nnna .,, old lady wtlo
rafOfma them.
(%)MOYIE
"Xanadu" ( 1NOI Ollvla
Newton.John, Gana Kally.
A young arti.1. a ~
-and • _,umantal mllllonelra join fOtCN to °'*' up • huOa roller· dteco~.·PG'
t2:IO 8 WON< AND
wet•IP. THE LmACY
0# ST. •tBMCT
The 1500tll ennNerUrY ol
the birth °' the Catholle
Mint k"°"'"" lor hie cort1-
mon --la QOmmamO-rated. (RI 8 DIM!CTIONI
AmnNty ln1amatlonal'•
wottdwlda effort• 10 h'aa
polltlc9I ~ -... mlnad.(RI
• WLD. WIU> WOfll.D
CWAHIW.I
"Pengulnl" Among IN Icy
.... ,,_. .,. only a ...
true tnnabltanta MICh N
the penguina. ID A.P9lJB) fN<ETCHING
"Sketching 8peolal
E"9ctl"
Cl) WllTPN
OUTDOOMMAN 0 PIMl'tlCT1W
Holt I.Ju Clark lntroducea
,_ br9edl °' doge ~
people ll8V't --andd*'-IN~
tty of the ~ SodaCy
talllng <Nflil ttle dutlae ol
animal oonttot with ou-t
M Vlrdon, San OlaOO
Humane SocletY'• Capteln.
1~-THI~
When one of Ille friend•
convtoc• him t"91 all pM· anta .,. ,,_,, Eddie NM
d U.1.WOl!a'I
ONN ~ coveraoe of the lkl8I
round of play In ,,,.. golf
tournament (lrom
LaO<ange Country Club In
L.eOr ange. Ill.).
G MOYIE
•• 'Ao ''8her1odt Holmaa
And The woman In Grwn"
(1845) Baell Rathbone.
Nloet Bruce. Stierloclt
Holmaa la celled In to
lmlaatlgel• a --of crtmaa In wtlk:t\ llngat"I ara
myetarloulfV rnllalnO "om
the ... of vtctlma.
-~A ''Nuthlrl' '°' NutNn' .. • THI flOM'l'n IMA
"Swan Song" Fleur
_.... Jon but fella to
"'4n him bee*. A daapon6-
a"1 Fleur pn1m1Ma the
~aoar-...... be
-~~ "Tooit For a...ctllng"
Cl) MIWECIJ
llt"PM...L -~ Boxing --10-round
mlddlawalgllt bout
~ Bobby Czyz 811(1
Aidt Noggle (11\0a ttom
TaftlC*, ALI: 8uNMI of
the FlttaM: a pdo metd't
trom England, wttfl Prtnce
~·-oftMplay-
..
I ::=:=.:.=::-TUBE TOPPERS ,.,_,_,.tot oonoem
-• 10""'I .... • eMCMS ··~ .. ~ Clfwol °" ....... (1 .... ) .....
Mantae. VICI l..undlfl, A INtl
and • ~ M8tdl tor '°°" and ...... "'* e' tip .... ...... '"'TOllll com.a IHOW ·~ ...... Alt""""' ,..... ~ "-'*• ,.. o1 MIO Md W01111ng
............... oflM
Vle4Mrft-. • "'°"°' UNIVll• .,,,. .-y w., Sttuot'""
(J)MOYIE
••• "l~bOdy Up '"*-Ukal ...... (1161)
Paul Hawman. Pier Angell.
~ QrGIMO, a,.._
Yott! lllum boy, rlMa lo
·-··~ e,o..,, .MOvtl "~'(1116)~
AoM. Mthelny ,_.IM. A
~ black WOtNl't ,..
ffOfll 1M _.,. Of Iha
ghetlo 10 International
._ ... tllilHOn dMiO'*
and fl'IOdal. 'PO'
2: 11 CZ) MOYIE • *"' "A All1UI 0t ~ mite" ( 1872) Jamee
Coburn, Rod 81algat. All
lrWI r~ and.
Mexican 1hlet wtlo taam up
to ro«> benll9 ~
wind up bainO heroaa of
Iha Meitlcen revoiuuon. 1:10. CMI LOAH'I *AHO
TM ~,..eye l>4lglr'I to ""* "°"' ''lliand mad-neea. •• G MOYIE ••14 "Plc:lln Mommy
DHd" (18891 Don
AmaCM, Mertha Hyer. A
t-..ger la ~ an.ct-
ed by the dMt,, of ,,., "'°""" and '* father'.
~· • SPOUTO'l1
"On YOAM Toaal" A ..,.,._
piing of Spolelo'• v.naci
d-oflel1ng9 lndudM
the Lar Lubo\ltldl Dence
~. the North Cero-
llna Dence '"-1ra and the
faltlval'a apactacular
Dence CalebtatlOn.
-~UNWME "Stan: The NuclMt Fur-_ ..
a MOVIE ••14 "LMng Free" (1972)
S-Hempahl<e. Nlgal
Davenpor1. Thr.. ml•-
miavous lion cubl Oii' Into
ell aona of trouble wtllla
being tr~ed to •
009..g::~·
"Rocl(y II" (18711 S~ar
Stallone, Talia Shir .. Anar
toeing hit bOut wit,, the
world c:Nmc>IOn. .,, .,,,~
tloue boxer trelnt for •
~ cnancie at the t"la.
'PG'
~ 8 LAST CWTHI WILD
"Traalop Terron" A aoe.-
up k>C* at the ~ and
hit 1truggla to M#'YI~.
• MOYll
• • • "The l(ld From
81'ooldyn" ( 1Me) Danny
Kaye, \llrg6nla ..... 8y •
lttangt twtat of late, •
mllkman~•~· eO NATIOMA&.
IPORT9 FISnVAl Covar• of oomci 1111411
being held thia weak In
Syracuae, New York,
among -2900 .,,,.._
at,,letH In 33 aporta,
lndudlng moat of --
wfllcll -In the Wint. and Summar Olympk:
0-and tha Pan Atnen-
can G-.
• Ofll!N.-0
"The Quallty Of Todey'I
Journallem" Guaat:
Oebom Elllott, 6-1 of the
SchOOI of Joumallam at
Colwnbla~.
• ll'M>JECT UNMME
"The 81rt11 Ot Start"
Cl) IT""TNK
The Enterpt!M find• the
remeina of the "Vallant.'' a
IWtHp tftat ~ veer-........ uoe MOYIE • * * "The Day Of The Jack.... (1973) £dward
Fox, Ter-AllUndar .
An 1n1arna11ona1 hit man
and qulctl-dlenge ....
called ''The Jadtlll'' ..
lllt9d by Iha OAS to -.... CNriaa De Gaulle.
1::!8W::.
Corra19ond~I• Linda
Wartllalmet and Cokle
Aoberte '°"' ,,.,. CMle tor
an 119-to-~ -mary of CongteMlonal
ac:tMti..
-~UNMW ·~ Owem And Alld
NBC e 7:00 -"Dltney'a Wonderful
World.•· ~hlp and Dale, two chipper
cblpmunka, race through cartoon
Capen.
KTJ'V'. 7:30 -"Comln8 of the
Clone. II Moral lmplicatlooa of aeneUc
manJpulaUon are explored.
. KTLA • 8:00 .-''Naliona_l Geo·
graphic Sl>eclal : Americana on
Everett. 11 Story of the ftrat American to
climb Everest.
KCET 8 8:00 ''Evening at the
Popa. 11 Jazz slnaer Cleo Laine and her husband Joln U\e orchestra ror a con·
cert.
~ ,,,. f ... °' the WOtld I ••a on '* •t>lltty to
prow Iha WOttfl °' man-kind by Mvtng .,, ....,. "°"' °"* ..... (Part 2) I 8t.IOVll
• • • '"the Ceray TrMt• I
ment'' ( 11721 JamH
Co«lufn, JeMlf9t O'Naltl. A
pettlOIOgllt llgllt• to clear
• ~ Charged .... ,,
murder when the dauOflttr
of • noted phyelCian dlM
during an Illegal operetlOn.
Cl)MOYll I • **'_. "Rio Bravo"
(1Kll JoM w..,,... Dean I
Martin. An old crlppla, a I
tormer deputy-t11rned-
drunll, a young qulolldr-
gvNllngar and a girl help a
lhetfff lo outtmar'I • pow-
erful rancher who want• to
get ,,1, killer brot,,ar
relaaMd "°"' pfleon.
.MOVIE
''8'nctlay And The Bandit
II" ( 1HOI 8ur1 Raynoldt, I
Jadda Olauoo. Shariff
Buford T. J\1111Ca calla In
hie two tawman b<othera to ••op a retired boOlleOget.
the Bandit. "om tr llMl)Ot1· lf'9 a baby elephant. 'PO'
4:30. WAlt•:IGTONW&K
.. MVIEW
• THE VICTORY
QAADIN
Bob Tllompaon hM tlpe for
lmpfovlng yWds. CID NNEI..,. WHSC:
WHHU. WIHQI AND
WHWf\.Ell °'C* Cawtt ,,_ ,,,. ,,. ..
tory of Amatlcan tranec>or-
tatlon from the -ed
W9QOtl of Ille Old Waat to
the MWl)I de'> 1taci«S ~
lhllttle.
(D)MOYIE
"Space Movie" ( 19791
Documantaty. MU91c: by
Mika Oldflald, ArcNvel Nm
lootage ctw~ the trt-
urnphe of IN U.8. lj)8C9
prOQfam. focullng on the
dramatic Aoolto 11 moon
tandlng. ·o·
41.18 (%) 'T' MAGAZINE Of
ntlNl4
4;41(%)MOYIE • • • '4 "Madalelne"
(1950) Mil Todd. lMlle
Banke. Mada6elna Smltfl la
~ of potaonlng '*
ro-'ln 1167.
HO. M)NIC WOMAN
Jaime. dleglllaad .. •
""'98. " ~ 10 fly Into • cMI war-tom Soutfl
Atneflcan country to ,....
cue Iha Amlrican amt>u-
ladOr and flla wffe,
• AMGUNE
"Can America Corn9at•?" a-t: ,..., Petanon.
• .,.. OlD HOU8E
Oemotltlcn hu begun. lhe
kttchen .... -atten-tion and Bob VMa !oc*a
Into the "'9tory of the
~ Cl) y•1;•1•H
Whan H ..... 9Y9 ~
t..,.,,atY commander of
die 40771h, he muat con-
tend wtth ... "lnvMlcln" of
Koreena. CC)-.~
Two ..,irtted cNldran try to
eolll9 • lll)'91ary with the help°'. eplrtted aMI.
1:301 ~NIWI MCNIWI
..... TO YOUR
HIM.TH ··aroweno Up: n.a &r1Y
Y.-''(R)Q
Cl) waco.a Mae.
ICOTTl9'
Kotter m111t decide
wMttw he "'°'*' apand
-time with Jlllla Of help 8ertiarlno prepare IOf
,. mallaup teat.
l:'.-NC...ww
HUIMncMnd-wlfe oomlc:e
Wry ...... and Anne
..... lntr--the -.... apedala and aportl _.. CClllW'9 10 Home
loll °"'°' In AllgUat. t:• (D) IUfMVAl RUN
-EvM«J-
.. ,i::-8
""""" OA'ta MAIN ,onaM le told tfwll M oan-
not ......, the oraduallon
..... ..,,, and .... ,.,....
"" ~ In 1M mall. ~I) • AHOf 11 "N
-IV
"1•t4! The I.MC Hot &Imo met'' ....,. yMf'8 ,,_
p....i, and Paul and a..-M¥t been maMed
tor Milla\: JofWI lllucld -· .,,.... .-yone and !fie '°"" ...... ,,... a lttOflO
!Mii wllO..,,,...."""' ..... c_-.rt1) -~AWAllll»
Top..,....ln .. INP
.... -llonOt'ed "' "* __, .... "°"' ... ;•:ow
• • • "The ,.. IWY'' ( 1..., ,,__ 1-..rt.
v.a .... "" __.,. .................
L~:TUMa ~ltlllJMIM&.I .... ,...,..... .......... .................. ........ ~ ....
........ 11\ .... 0fl __..,....,, 1.::-AT .... , ..... ,... .......
,_.. ...... ''Ola ....... ... ~ .. ....... ~ .. I ......... . llt'O...,.,,,_...._ ............ ~·:&;o.v&" ---
,..,.
Afltr raoaMng a death·
t,,reat call. lllocktord
deduoaa tllet the caller ..
eft« playboy J., Rocltr.lt
.._ -le ... eel next
10 NI In the phone bOOk. !:...we
"Tuc:lc E...artaatlng" Fred I(..... JOMPtl MaclOllit•
A YCM1C1 girt maall an
lmtnorUI family ltnown u
the Tuella.
Cll)MOVll
"Amer1can Graffiti" (19731
Aon Howard, Cindy Wlt-
Nama. FOUi California taan-
aget9 Oii' a 11na1. noatalglc I gflm9N of ~ en
tllelt lllgti IChool 91'ildlla.-
tlon night. 'PG' (D)~:THITIH THOU8AHo OAY WAR
"Daya Of Dadllon" Pr--
dent Jchrwon • • declelo<I to
bomb the nort,, and com-
mit troopt to Bout,, Vle1-
nam la eurnlned. (Part 4) .MOYIE
"Somewhere In Time"
(19IOI CMl1opher ........
J-Seymour OtleMMCI
with 1he port:alt ot • 19111-
century act,.., a modem·
day New YMI pe.ywrithl
-hypnc*e to travat badl In time and mMt ,,.,
'PO' ••1C1>a..wa ..... ()()tftNHCE
HAPPY DAYS AGAIH
Fontla volunl..,. to tutor
Ric:Ne, Poi.le and Ralph
for an aaam _.,, tor
them to gradua1e'. (Patt 11
!~GAME
"Mule Faathwt" Rory CM-
houn. vOICe of Oen l(notta
PllrlOll Beauregard Shelby
-an lnctedlble ~ named Nalacf1 wtt,, wtlom
he 11 able to communicate
tfi<O\IQll mental t~thy
'PG'
(%)MOVIE * * \4 .. A Fllttul Of e>yn.-
m It e" (19721 JamH
Coburn, Red Staiger An
lrtlh taYOlutlcnary •nd •
Mexican thlat who team up
to rotl bank• ~
wind up being tiaroaa of
the Meitlean revoll.ttlOn.
1·11=-WONDINIUl. WOM.D
"The MINdventurH Of
Chip 'N' Dela" Two raacal
Chipmunk• caYOf1 ttwougtl
an hour of d•tllc cartoon
capara, (RI Q
• HAPPY DAYS AGAIH
Fonzie arMSa up wit,, a bro-
ken tao after .-.fully
jumping hi• motorcycle
~ 14 garbage cane
(Part 11 8 0 TI40ll AMAZING
ANIMALS
FMtured: a look •• llMI
klller Image of Iha gtlaty
bear; the t,,,.. w1y1
enak• kilt their ptey: •
dllrnp t*ng ralaecl along-
alOa a baby girl. ( R)
GTHEMXnM
"TV Or Nol TV' Jim la llcll
and tired of the telaYlalon
aet ruling Iha family eo he
Pf"opoeal an ~lment:
I« two w.kl, thay'N do
w1tt10Ut TV and at the end
of that time thay'n vote on
wMttw they went to keep
the .-In Iha ~ or
"kid! the habit" tor good.
• V1C MADIN'I
TBNI '°"THI NTUM
"The S..W" Vic Bradan
~ bad trnaoerY In
..,ving with winning torm.1 l!!)Q • .....OLINE
"Cen America ~?"
~: ,...,. Patareon.
(ll}MOVIR
"x.anadll" (1880) blMa
Newton-John, Gana Kelty.
A~arti.t.a~
-and a ..-.tlmantal mllloNllN join ,_ to
open up • huOa roller-
dtecO p.i.. 'PG'
1:30 • ..,,,,,,., DA'ta AAA*
wtlMa Fonzie Ill racuperet-
lng ., the CUnnlnghaml •
,,.. demand• on the houa.
hold d""9 Ille famlly cruy
(Part 2)
• ~ONMTAIN
"Th• Royal Wadding
Crown" Holt: l(elt,, ......
• OOMIJQ MTHI
Q..OMm
The moral -... """*'Y-
ing o-cic manlpulattOn .,. ....,_, In !Ha .. ory
wtllatl oeMart •ound a OO&Clle wtlO .,. ,,....... to
beOOIN .... flnl..,..,.. of
•dOne. •
• AWNUS•
Hoel! NallOY ~ ~
nedy. ,.....,: "The lnftO.
Vllklrl." ......... Of ~
oem," "~IO lhOVld ..OOM. .. 1111em>ND11 ....... ~
Nd'a ....... 10...-
,.. ....... ctlOfal ............. ""° ............ ..., ••mw ~ ........... . ... ....... ...._ . ...... .., .........
*"-...... '~ ••nmw. ieall'lllllllD..OW. .. ,_... ..... °" ...... .. °"-,, ,.., ..... . _ ........... .... ............
--~ -.;;; ""'"'""° .._.... ,... ,,....... , ... "' _. ........... . ..................
r~ •• * "CalfoMle ..,.. ..
( 1174) Otorga leoal,
f.llo«1 QNd, A 08fll'*'
and • magulne .,..., ...
out togetnar on • gamblrlCI
.... HAW ~ " .... AttU,..,....
lllafptl CaN Danc1r1.
~w-.
• IY9INQAT~
..,., Cleo Lllne and '*
l'lualMllld ~John
Danllwor1h jOll\ John Wll-
llanlt and the ilollCon Pope
IOr•~of ''Jual
The w., You Ala" ~ a
lonclwlm~ .
• MA81W IC.
THIATM 1191T!YAL 0# ,,,.VONT9
"Upatelra. Down11alr1:
Quaat Of Honot" l(lng
!dwerd Vlt oomaa to dine
With the lellarnyt. but Sar-
af\ lhr....,_ IN IC)laridOt °' lhe ooc;aelon by attlwtno
In advanoad latlOf. (Pert 2)
~MOYll * * * "TM Yovng In Heart" ( 19311 Douglu
Felrbanlla Jr.. Pavlette
Goddard. A ne'ar-do-wall
family of card ,,,arpa
cherma an Old lady wtlO
ralorma them.
Cll)MOVll
"&onco &Illy'· ( 1 HOI Cllnt
EMtwood. Sondra Lodle.
A former lhoa aalaarnan
from New ,,_..., raeMae
1111 ~-of performing In
a Wiid Waat lhow 'PG'
(l)MOYIE
"Up The Academy" ( 19801
Ron Leibman, Barbara
Bacfl. The -~ commandant of Weinberg
Mltltery Academy le no
matctl for the lrOl.lbieaOrne
llfat• erwOlled that• 'R'
OMOYll
"Coal Mfnat'e Daughter"
(t980181My Spacek. Tom-
my LM Jonaa. Baaed en
Loretta Lynn'11111toblogr•
phy. A young girt from a
poor f amlly In rurel l(en-
tucky manlaa • mud! old-
.. locel boy wtlO engtnaere
her rlM to etardom In the
muelc lnduetry. 'PO'
l:IO 8 Cl) ONE DAY AT A
TME
Nick'• ~owir.g taa11nc19 for
Mil are olfNI by,.,.. eon'•
OfowlnCI llOltlllty ,_.,d
her. (RI G THIWOM..D
TOMOMOW '" (D)MOVIE
"So~er• In Time"
I 1HOI C""8topher ~.
J-a.ymovr ObMaled
.... ,, the pcttralt of a 19111-
cantury actr-. a modem-
day Naw Yott! pleywright -,,ypnoel• to trawl
bed< In time and meat tier.
·PG' t:oO. Cl) AL.a
M•l'I dllw la hit by a
arnalttJme c:rtme -(R)
88MOVIE * * "GfMtMI Haroaa Of
The Bible" (t9791 Donny
Moel. Han• Conrald The 1• of Oanlal and "'9bu-
ctiadna:DM and the etory
of &that -dtamattnd
(R)
• Wll.D l(JNGOOM
"Experiment At Dod-
cflebllm''
8 MOVIE
11t *,_."City In F.V' ( 1980)
David JanaMn, Roo.t
Vaughn An 1mbltlou1
~ pvblllhet jotna
tore•• wllh • once-
ranowne<I cotumnlet to
bool1 Nlel ®ring • reign
ol tarrOf by a paydlotlc
nwrdarer.(R) G WILD, Wll.D WOflLD
CWANNAL.8
"The B .. " The Intricate
nature of Ille baaa' aodaty
le explored. eoouY ~t· T~ Ernie
Ford.
-~ THIATM fUTIVAL ~
f AVONTD
"Upltalra, Downatalra:
~ Of Honor" King
Ectw.td vu oomaa to dine
with Iha 8lllarnys, ti.It Sar-
.,, ,,,,..,_ the eplendOf
of Iha OCOMiorl by arrMng
In edvanced labOt. (Part 2)
(RI -~ATPON
Singer Ciao Laina and ,,.,
~ aaxoptionlet Jonn
Oankwof1h join John Wll·
llarne and the Boaton Pope
lor t ~ o4 ''Juel
The Wrty You AN'' and a
8ondllelm medley. 0 MOYIE **"Flying MllflU" (1971)
Robert Conrad. ''"'°" OMiand. "Pappy" 8oylno-
ton and Illa band of ..,...
~---pan. tout advW!turea In tM
Pedftc during WOrid Wer
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portly oompulllw .. 1 ...
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untll he lalle In love. 'PO' .MOYie
"Urban Cowboy" ( 1980)
John Travolla, Debre
Winger A blue-collar
worker who fanciM hlmMlf
a modem-day c.owtlOy f ...
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In a popular country-~
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(19501 Ann Todd, l.Mlla
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c:obr a II only one of • wide
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CC)MOYIE
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George Sagal. SuHn
Anepach A divorced man
bacornaa a jMloll8 llUllor.
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Marton BranOo, Al Paclno.
BMad on the 1"°"'81 by
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Orange Coast DAILY PtLOT/Sunday, July 28, 1981
~[l]uarnuill~mUJJ ~mu '
Bernardi back fiddling on ·~oof
8~JAY8HARBUTf AJDN_..._
NEW YORK (AP) -At age 19, Herschel
Bernardi went to Hollywood to break into movies. ·•wtth that nose?" cried an actor he knew there.
''Come back when your face grows into your
nose."
BemardJ's 57 now. His face bas grown lnto his
nose.
He bas a prosperous paunch, a 1raytn1 beard.
And he's starring ln the Lincoln Center revival of
•fFlddler on the Roor· through Aug. 23.
It's the fourth time since 1.966 he's been in the
durable musical as Tevye, the many-daughtered
Jewish dairyman In czarist Russia. Zero Mostel
did it tlJ'St on Broadway, then Luther Adler for
three months.
Bernardi took over after that and stayed in the
show for two years and 705 performances. Add two
summer tours and be thinks it all come$ to nearly
1,000 perfor:mances to date asTevye.
He started playing this "Fiddler" in Detroit
and, after New York, wlll continue in It through
Nov . 23 as it plays Minneapolis, Denver.
Pasadena, San Diego, Seattle and San Francisco.
The musical, second only to "Grease" in
Broadway longevity, is based on the stories of
Sholom Aleichem, famed for his humoroua tales of
poverty-ridden, oppressed Jews in czarist Russia.
It was 12 years after that Hollywood pal told
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Bernardi the Kid to let his face grow into his nose
that Bernardi the Man finally 10~ to Ttn.aeltown,
tour inc in a "The World of Sholom Aleichem."
And from lt , Bernardi says, "I eot my first TV
job." His brown eyes twinkle. "They called me a
utility face. I'll never forget that phrase, •uWity
face.' "
He's since made his way In this world aa what
they call a character actor, cuys you sort·of·know
when you see them. Familiar faces, even thoueh.
you can't place the names richt away.
"Naw, I never bad any illusions about being a
leading man," says the actor, whom you may re-
call as, say, the dour Inspector Le Febvre In "Irma·
La Douce" or as Natalie Wood's ancrUy protective
older brother in ·• Love With the Proper Stranaer.''
"I thought about stardom, yes, alt.bou1fi I de·
nied lt, like most ldlots do. I said, 'Ob, I just wa.nt
to be & ateady working character actor.• •'he laughs.
"It's all b.s. We all wantto be stars."
Divorced, father of three children, he's worked
steadily enough in film, TV, the stage and com-
mercials to have the wherewithal to live in
Yosemite. in Northern CaWornia, where he moved
12 years ago. •
The big-bucks wherewithal first rolled in in the
early 1960s, when he played a tough but decent
cop, Lt. Jacobi, in TV's "Peter Gunn'' series. But for
a ti me afterwards he couldn't get arrested.
He was typecast as that tough but decent co .
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STARTS FRIDAY
Hl s luck changed with a character part lo a
"Bonama" seement, as a folk .. lnelne villain.
"It was a strange part, written orllinally for
Burl Ives. He was too expenatve. They wanted
cheap." He says a friend who W1"0te 'the script
urged him to try out for the role.
Whereupon he called the show's producer,
David Dortort, and announced: ''I sine folk songs,
I'm a helluva actor and I'm very cheap."
"I got the part, and when the show aired lt eot
great reviews. Put me back on the track aeain,
too."
Bernardi, born In New York into a Yiddish
theater acting family, wasn't exactly known as a
singer before his "Bonanza" debut. It would be
nice, a Hollywood twist, even, to report that his
singing In the show led to Broadway and "Fid·
dler ."
"Nah," he says. "It had notblng to do with
that. I had a friend Ernie Klnnoy, who wrote 'The
Defeftders.' He got a job writing the book for a
musical, 'Bajour,' and he recommended me."
Which is how, in 1965, Bernardi first sang on
Broadway In "Bajo\lt'," then in "Fiddler," then
while touring in "Man of La Mancha" and then
back here in "Zorba." Hls last visit, two years
ago, was without song in "The Goodbye People"
which, alas, flopped.
Over the past 25 years, a hefty chunk of
Ber nardi's income has come not from stage, TV or
SPIRITUAL
HERSCHEL BERNARDI .. Fiddling again
films, but from "voiceovers " in which he
anonymously touts various wares off screen In TV commercials.
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Tinsel Town 6ack business • in
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'· HOLLYWOOD -U'a mldaummer, and
nQUywood ln hwnming with the •oft •e>uodf of
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calcuJators.
their desks, only a few fUma are in production
becau.se moat producers had cleared thelr decks for
summer in antlclpatlon of a directors' strike;
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"l am 1enulnely relieved and. happy," said
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summer on record.
The end of last fall's actors' walkout, the recent
settlement of the three.month script wr:iters' strike
a nd the contract agreement that averted a threatened work stoppage by directors has
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Exp~rt ~u~: Japanese automakers are mad
TOKYO (AP) -Jap&MM automutn have
IOQf been tar1et.a of critlcllm ln the Unit.cl Statel
and Europe, but tb• 1ovt1'nmtnt'1 tnloreed
curtaUment of exporta to tboM two market.a bu
brou&ht about harsh word.I bere, too.
for eo percent at Japan'• car 1aJ .. baa ltft tb•
JapaDIH ffrtmbU.n1 to make \Cl> tMlr IOIHI In a
"car war" at bom• and lD untapped 1Darkell
abroad.
Tbe abarp reducllotla In export quotas tor 1191,
bued an lalet ol ucb company ln lm-80, bit at a
time ..,_ veblde production ii e:rpeet.cl to •x·
ceed tbe record 11.CN miWon unit.a that rolled on
JapaneM UMmbly lines In U..
The car companies are Mii')' at the tovern·
ment for ctvtna ln to fONlp preuures to cut •al•
in their two blC oveneaa marketa, tbey are ansrr.
at their foreicn competlton, and they are anlfY at
ocb other over what tbey conaider unfair
dlvialooa of the export,pie.
The cutback ln exporta to areas that account
"Tbere 11 reaJ concern In the Industry about
developmenta runntn1 contrary to tbe lnteretta of
tree trade," 11y1 Sbolcbiro Toyoda, newly appoint·
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GERM BRIGADE -Crystals of the novel
nmnobactam antibiotic, found by scientists in
the New Jersey Pinelands, resemble sea
anemones when photographed through scan·
Ding electron microscope. In lab tests, this
drug bas shown remarkable strength against
organisms which cause serious infections in
hospital patients.
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ed pre1ldent of Toyota Motor Sales Co., the
markeUna arm of Toyota Motor Co., Japan'•
lar1est automaker.
"We caupt Det.rolt with It.a panll down," 11y1
one unhappy N111an execuUve. "Are we to blame
for that? They d1dn 't recopUie the problem• U ·
1oclated wtth the oll crl1l1, development.a ln Iran
or the auoUne lines. They weren't ln a Polltlon to
produce the 1mal1 can that the Americana'
wanted. In addition to the unhapplnes1 over the export
curtailment, the automakers are upset over the
quotu Ht by the 1ovemment.
"They (the 1overnment) told ua they would
1pread the unhapplne11 around evenly, but some
of us are more unhappy than others," Toyoda
says.
Toyota and rival Nl1aan Mot.or Co., maktr at
Oat.tun can, botb contend that the 1ovenuneat
1ave "•pedal conaldenUoa" In aett1n1 q&IOtal for
1maller makers which have not yet establllbed tbe
sort at U.S. aalea network that lut year 1avt
Japan about 25 percent at the American car
market.
The 1maller makers 1ucb u Hoada Motor Co.
Ltd., Isuzu Moton Ltd. and M1taublahi Moton
Corp. are not happy with the quotu either, however. They accuse the "W. ,._o .. automoen
of lncreuln1 their U.S. export.a In anUclpaUon or a
cutback qreement.
The quotas stem from a May 1 a1reement with
the United States to cut Japanese car 1hipmenta to
1.68 million in nscaJ 1981, from about 1.82 mUllon
in 19S>.
Fish ooze shark stopper
MIAMI (AP) -Scientists have known for
years that a rare Red Sea fish ooiet a aubltance
that can atop a 1hark lo mld·blte and make it curl
up on the ocean noor, but they didn't know that it
sells for leu than 5 cents a pound.
Sam Gruber of the University of Miami'•
RoaenatleJ School of Marine and Atmospheric
Science reported that a chemical used in
photography has been found to cause sharks to 10
lnto convulsions.
Gruber said American and Israeli 1clentlata
discovered that the photoarapblc substance 11
chemically equal to tbe milky aecretion of the
Moses Joie fish. Tbe photo1raphlc chemical
instantly repelJed every shark tested, he sald.
"Without a doubt, this material bu the best
promise of anything we have ever seen come
alon1.' · Gruber said. But he said preliminary teats
Indicate that the photo chemical is so effective that
small quantities are capable ot stopping an attack
even as a shark is in mid-bite.
Sharks tested in waten contalnlng minute
amounts of gland secretions lrom the fiat fish
would stop their attack in less than half a second,
Gruber sald.
The sharks were so stunned that they would
"curl up on the bottom and go into wrltbinc
convuJstooa," he said.
But the cost of extractinc the compound from
the fish for wide use would be prohibitive, be said.
The discovery dates back to a summer
oceanographic program conducted in the early
1970s by University of Maryland researcher
Eu1enia Clark.
Ms. Clark was teacblni a coone at EUat on
the Israeli Red Sea when some students
discovered that the Mose1 sole flab atron1ly
deterred 1barb, said Bema:rd Zaburanec of the
U.S. Naval Research's Chemical and Blolo1ical
Oceanography program.
Pardexin, a milky protein that oozes from the
fiab'a body when it la in dan1er of attack, waa
identified as the key repellent, Israeli 1clenU.t Eli Zlotkin learned.
Gruber and Zlotkln, from Jerusalem's Hebrew
University, compared notes ln June at a 1bark
researchers conference ln Toronto and came up
with a chemical analysis of the repellent. Tbe
chemical was found to be used often in
commercially produced photography materials.
which coet lesa than 5 cents per'POUDd.'
Gruber noted that commercial companies,
such as suntan lotion producen, probably would
be interested lo oblalnin& a patent on a product
that could deter sharks and other atingln1 marine
creatures.
So would the Defense Department, said
Zahuranec.
Airmen and aaUora at sea since World War II
have been armed with pocket.a of dye that tunu
shark-infested waters pitch-black for up to a
couple hours, but the dye wun't very effective,
Zahuranec said.
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APALACHICOLA BAY, Fbi. (AP> ~ In Florida, good
oysters are synonymous with Apalachicola Bay. The small
shallow bay in Florida's panhandle, between Apalachicola and
St. George Island, produces some of the finest oysters fount! in
the United States.
During the nine-month season, oyster.men still use 16-foot
"tongs" to pry the oysters fi;om their beds. This is just one of
many regulations imposed by Florida's Department of Natural
Resources to protect the oyster beds for generations to come
Oystermen believe that as long as the oysters are worked by
hand, the beds will last indefinitely.
The average oysterman dan catch SOf!le 20 bags or bushels a
day. a bag weighidg a~ut 8o poµnds and selling for S8 per bag
locally. If the oysters are trucked more than 75 miles they must
be refrigerated, increasing the per-bag cost.
The process normally is a two-person operation The hrst as
a "tonger" who actually catches the oysters. The second is the
"culler".who sorts the catch and throws back the undersized
oysters and open shells.
The legal size limit is a 3-inch shell or less Shells are
thrown back into the bay because young oysters need them to
attach themselves to for growth.
Jn this way. everyone works to preserve the osyters and
their beds.
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Owner weotSout.h! "It's beautlfal "Call for more detalla.5411-
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$227,000
Almost new 2 story
beauty . Sun filled
:::: kitchen, fonnal dining
\l!Y1 room, wark and cozy ~ family room too! 2nd
~' stor y hosts secluded 14.,, master suite with
c ra c klln1 brick ...,, fireplace. 3 more queen sized bdnns too! Don't miss out calJ.
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114-631-6990
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trucks*baby
carrlages•tea
carts•trikes
rol terskates •
walker5' toys
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scooters• hot
rods*coupes•
trailers*hard
tops•convert-
ibles•motor
homes•tawn
mowers*limo.s
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headquarters
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trains*bikes
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116 CAMYOM C.C. S2. ll0,000
MOl•IAM COl.O~ MANSION
Unequaled el,gance in this architec·
tural beauty o 'lookU,g Ute 8th green of
Big Cy n golf course. 'J'he finest
craftsmanship & materials! Imported
marble, air·cond., crystal chandeliers ..
crown moldings, rich paneling, 3 wet
bars + many other impresdve
features. 5 Large bedroorm. each with
private baths, banquet-size dining rm,
f am rm with marble fireplace, billiard
rm with coffered ceiling & ~ fl09rs ,
refrigerated wine rm. A tnil1 elegant
home for someone who appreciates
the fmest ! Call for appointment.
llG CANYON CiOLF couau sats.ooo
THI ,AIULOUS '°VllSA.WS"
InvitinJ 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. Format
dining room, paneled den with par-
quet floors , gourmet kitchen, rnapifi.
cent master suite plus Jot.her bedrms,.
with private baths, guest bath and
large yard with beaut. pool spa &
gazebo. Really uciting, Cal? for ap·
pointment.
HillOR VIEW HOADM00. -VllW1
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BANl\eRCl
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A great value In this lovely 4 bdrm
home with wide view of bay, ocean &·
bright Lights. New prof. landscaping l•--miZlliilalli
front & rear. Lge famlly rm formal
dining rm & 2 ~ baths. Great focation. Liii ISi.£
Leasehold. Owner anxious! $395,000. 20.ts ....... Ha•11
1251 SUIFUHE WAY SAT/SUN 1·5 PM htn.toeM.t..f
MR & MRS PEIFICTIOM SI 35,000
HEATED ICIDMEY·SH»ID POOL
ROOM FOR rADDU T&MS
Immaculate picturebook 3 bedroom
home nestled in flowers and shrubs.
Large grassy back yard for the
children. pets or gues t house.
Beautiful pool with large deck area.
90' wide frontage. Zoned for income. A
wise investment for young or not so
young. We have the key. CaJJ 644-4910
to see.
OP'IH SUM. 1·5 PM
IAUOA ISUMD DUPLD-4450,000
4 Bedrooms upstairs & 3 bedrooms
downstairs with patio and deck. Cov·
ered garage + laundry room. Ex·
cellent for summer-winter rental. Just
steps to the bay & beach from the door
of this excellent tax shelter + poten-
tially appreciating property.
• Ml. AHOWHIEAD-YU TO CATAl.IHA
Unobstructed view 25 ft across to see
the world. 3 Bedroo~. Western red
cedar inside and out. Architect's
award design. See it, then Uve in it. A
great value hide-away. Ask $96.500.
-WISUY M. TAYLOI CO.. ltMLTOIS
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Early California 3 bdrm. d ining room. study,
large brick patio with
spa on S2' lot. lil95,000.
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Contemporary elegance
featured oo home lour.
High ceiling.!!. oak noors. skylights, 2 story living
room . 2 sundecks.
$785,000 with assumable financing.
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•No tenant problems.
•An inureat in reaJ pro-
perty.
•Tax Benefits.
For information call Bob Newelli._~t~o Office, Redhill l\ell&f, 673-7300.
A buy at 1119.950. 3 Bdrm 2 bath, hu1e added fa!.""r, room with
fireplace. ·All needs
paint and carpet." See
aodaave. Call$46-Z313
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YWIW AXIi CAMIO HIGHLANDS 4.SZl Dorchester. ·
~ H)lt4T SPAMSH CASA
1533,.lramar.
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5 BR a Ba. 1827 Port 'Ilffio.
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·one street from water, pvt
beaches.
5'YGUSS FOHYll YflW
3 BR 2 Ba, formal dining, family
rm, 2 fplc 's. New tux cpts,
designer decor.
.. W USTIMG IM CAMEO SHOUS
$695.000 fee . One of Cameo Shores
finest views. Pool. Owner
w/finance, 20% down .
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COIONA DEL MAI
~Y · ancing and favorable
his spaciow; duplex a
'ftltment. Located on a cor-
ner IQt overlooking a nature park. 3
bdrll)S. + family rm. downstairs , 2
large 'Wrms· upstairs. Beam ceil-ing~ & rlftplaces. The best duplex
,buy in town at $320,000. Owner mov-
ing back East, so act fast !
$575,000 • IA YROMT
You read it right! Just minutes from the jetty with a fabulous ac-
tion view and 44 feel on the bay.
Large 2 bdrm. 2 bath condo. New
carpets, large bayfront terrace,
fireplace, privacr and securitf.
Ideal for entertaining. Boat shp
privileges.
. ' % ••••••••• A reaJ .lJLfePer. Right in the middle
of th'e westcliff area walking dis·
taJ'lce to teStaurants, shopping and
transportation. Very clean 2 bdrm.
condo with private patio and yard.
P,rked a~ only $1~5001 Nicely de. waled. Prime 1st 11oor location.
SI 12 NI sq. FT.•
• INCLUDING TH~ LAND! Custom
built family home on a quiet street
in Baycrest. Too many features to
list but for exa mple, the huge game
room is paneled and has beautiful
custom cabinets bit in, a stand up
wet bar, stereo large cedar lined
closet, 'lassed in trophy case,
glassed m gun cabinet --ana
that's just one roam. In addition
there are 4 bdrms., formal,.dining
rm., family rm., omce, sewtng rm.
and ob yea, a swimming pool. Full
price is $425,000 fr,ee and clear. Sub·
mit on ttrms or try Jeue option.
IAUOA lllAK'
COMMHCIAL aM
On Matibe Ave. ! story commercial
building with popufar lat noor
rataurant an<t 3 Qartmmta up. IWn. (275,000 6b Teaed land or M ,otJOfee. I
llCtwtel flOl 7 s.s acres in San Juan Capistrano hist minutes from Dana Point
\'acht Harbor. Exce~l view. Hones permitted. '895,000 r~ & clear.
OHi OF A KIND
Beautiful family room with terms
galore! Owner will assist witb
n11ancing ... means lower monthly
paymenu for you! Italian tile entl)',
Upuded tinnily room. atrium off t.be
muter bedroom, and breakfast bar in
the IUDDY tktbeJl. $142,500. Call and see, 919.2390
1aow MAHIT IMllUST
With ..20% down, owner will rmance at
15% on this handsome tri-level home !
Features include: artistic fireRlace, exposed beams and vaulted ceilings,
formal dining, garden view kitchen
with built-ins, ceramic tile counten
and separate family room. $20.5,000.
Call now, 979.2390
PAY $510 A MOMnf
For GI Buyer! Substitute your
benefits. and assume the 8.5% loan ..
plan boasts 4 bedrooms, separate
home. 3 bedrooms, wood paneling,
outdoor BBQ. Goodsized yard. $87,900.
Call for details, 979-2390.
HU•E POOi.!
Dynamic 4 bedroom giant, about 2500
sq.ft. in all, boasts a huge, sparkling
pool for summer fun! 3 baths, formal
dining , family room, hearthy
fireplace, bonus room, and handsome
decor throughout! Bring creative
offers! $195,000. Call now, 979.2390
MEllDITH GARDENS SHOWPLACE
Spacious executive home located on
quiet cul de sac street. 2 story floor
plan boasts 4 bedroo~. separate
family room . formal dirung, and an
elegant and very wide staircase. Easy
care ya rd with sparkling POOL, too!
$240,000. Call and see today.
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THE :REAL
ESTATERS
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BURR WHITE
REALT OR. INC
111~46 JO
MIW_...BUY91H
JASMIMI CIHl--f'l.Nt I
For the buyer who wants love-
ly new 2 BR and den home in
guarded community, on a ·
beautiful quiet street, cloee to
pool and tennis. Large assuma-
ble loan at 12 1/•% interest.
$315,000.
COUMTIY CLUI UYIMCl
Back Bay townhome, 3 BR 3 B,
lge patio, clubhouse{ teMis,
pool and spa. As ittle as
$15,000 down for qualified
buyer. Low price of $128,500.
TOUCH OF Cmt
llST IAY YllW-IW..._
Newly constructed 4 Bdrm 4 bath
residence on Peninsula Plint in·
eludes private boat dock am view
of coastUne. $1,650,000 includes the
land.
2274 Channel Rd, N&t Beach
Open Sat/Sunday 1·5
H CAMTOH=-"4e ._Wt La.
Country Club living at its finest.
This residence is an oasis with lots
or priva cy, a large pool and
separate spa. Owner has moved
and is very motivated.
8 Wings Foot, Npt Beach
Open Sat/Sunday 1·5
, .
THE :REAL ESTATE:RS
BEST IN BLUFFS
CUSTOM IAY•IOMT. Spectacular
view. 2500 sq. ft. 3 bd~ fam rm , 3~
baths. Expanded & JuxwioUI country
French decor. BeautlfuJ. M95,000.
OPIN l·I 2147 'ISTAIMTIAOA
W•IST I LIVB. llAUTY. End unit.
1900 sq. ft. Paula Plan. 3 bdrm, 2 bath,
large master bdrm suite with sitting
room. Finest upgrades including A/C.
Private patios. Kitchen/fam. room.
$315,000 including the land. Terms.
JUST USTm. Lovely 1 level, 3 bdrm, 2
bath Bonita. Owner will carry lsl.
$235,000.
2216 FflSTA
Coleswortliy & Co.
2S4S EASTBLUFF OR.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA.
840-0020
BLUFFS SINGLE LEYD.
Original section, excellent greenbelt
location. Bonita plan 3 Br 2 Ba,
fireplac e . Need s decorating
throughout. You can't beat this price.
$188,000.
Tty 10% dn on AITD, effective Int.
rate 14.55. VA-FHA 4 JU. 3 Br + den,' l'h ba. Garden Grove home.
Attractive remod eat-in kltchtn
with butcher block counters. Nr
new carpeting . Paneled den
w /Shutters. Lge yard, many fruit
trees. $99,900 .. L,_ •1• :www
'64-Ull
taMS. LOCATIOM, WX•T
Priced to sell at $1~.000. Assume
7'r'l% 1st TD, or VA /FHA. Upgraded 4
BR •'Bradford '' condo. Delightful
Courtfard, dbl attached earage, move
right 1n to this cbarminB home. Across
Crom greenbelt and pool.
PUSTIGIOUS TUmllOCI
Executive townhome 3 BR 2 Ba,
dramatic master suite, gourmet
kitchen. End unit across from pool.
Large assumable 9~% loan. Must be
seen. ............. c.a. 5524724
'* * * * * * '.~eritage Collectioq
YA POOL HOME
Lovely 3 Bdrm home f eaturinS master
bdrm with open beamed ceilings and
Ben Franklin fireplace, den, and
library /study orr master bdrm.
Elegant formal dining room overlook·
ing pool and 1,>atio. Assumable financ-
ing also available. Asking $165,000.
For an appointment to see, call
54().1151.
UMIYRSITY PAD
DIA .. HOMI. snt,000
Charming and spacious 3 BR + family room home. Comer
location across from park, pool
and tennis. Retiring owner will
carry financing at reasonable
rate.
. MIW LISTIMG
llllffsTriH-"'Ylewof'-J INCOME PIOf BlllS FULL ON BAY VIEW MOYE IN COMDmOH This immaculate 3 Bdrm townhome
offers the comfort and coovenience
of Newport Beach living. Great
location. $265,000 -Ask for John or Patrick.
2285 & 89 Santa Ana Ave. $265,000
JJ7 Hamilton $175,000
415 Hamilton $190,000
1395 & 99 Baker St. $375,000
$225 000
Perfect 2 Br bac~elor pad. Super
privacy, cozy fireplace, forever view.
Some 9"k financing available. owe
2nd al 12112%. Vacant, easy to show.
Sharp 3 Bdrm, 5 years new, large
open kitchen, lovely atrium, eart.htone
carpets. Askjng $134,900. Call 540-1151.
C·Z LOT
MOllUHOMIS
We have 3 lovely mobile homes
for sale in choice Irvine area.
Priced from $.18,000 to SS2.SOO.
r
HAllOI ltJOG.I CUSTOM Home with fan·
tastic bay/ocean & night light views. 5
BR, 5'r2 BA plus Fam. rm. den breakfast
area. $2,500,000 Fee. Martha Macnab
642-8235. <T-35)
IAYSHOIE IAYFIONT. ''Nantucket"
architecture with magnificient view!
Spacious living nn, dining rm & fam.
rm. 4 BR, 3 car garage. Lovely garden &
large brick courtyard. Offered at
$2 ,000,000 incld . Land . Cathy
Schweickert 642·8235. (T-36). OPEN
HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5. 2616 Bayshore
Drive · Bayshores.
.... CANYON VllW. Large custom home.
spacious S BR home on quiet cul-de-sac,
100 ft. on gqJf course. Sp~cious
formal living and dining rms open to
balcony overlooking the fairway. Lg
fam. rm. and mstr suite on lower level.
Sl,050,000. Lynn~ Valentine 644·6200 (T -37)
SPAUUNG JIWll. IN HAltlOI 11061. 3
BR home of approx. 3400 sq. ft. Liv rm &
f am. rm with h>lcs. Brick wine cellar
with adjoining <fining area. Spectacular
ocean & night light views. $995,000.
Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (T-38)
SftlCT ACULAA OCIANNOMTI Cliffs &
crashing surf 1 Catalina sunsets & a 4 BR
home w /f arruly rm & 2 f pies. 9895,000.
Barbara Aune. (T-39). 642·8235. OPEN
SUNDAY 1-5 -132 McKnight, Laguna
Beach.
.. CANYON ,... ACY. Broadmoor Plan
4 on a cul-se-sac. Imported noor tiles
wall covering, new carpetina, and
clusic French doon. 4 BRS and formal
living and dinin1 roomaLlarae patio with
pool and ape. '885,000. ynne Valentine . . . M&-GOO. <T-..O)
2643 Vista Ornada
Open Sat/Sun 1·5 COMMBCW.
3 Lots · 23rd & Newport $275,000 BlUFFS ELEGKE
IESIDBmM.
2030 Monrovia $ 95,000
THE HEISSER CllfANY INC.
714/ 641.0763
From entry to attic -situated in a
parklike setting 3 Bdrm 2 level, totally
upgraded. New 30 year financing
available. Reduced -now $229.500.
High traffic count. 62.SJCm lot. Exist-
ing house on property. F1exible uses.
OWner will consider carrying lst TD.
Asking $199,500. Call for more in·
formation, 540-1151.
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IRVINE
REALTY
LOVIL Y me. CANYON. 6 BRS on large lot
w /pool and spa, open patio and charmer
kitchen -Excellent value at $745,000.
Gated commwlity plus private alarm
system. Helen Wood 644·6200. (T·41)
GllAT H llAUTlllUL DUPLIXI Situated
on the sand. A 3 BR plus a 2 BR to live in
or rent summer fun, winter income.
$725,000. Coby Ward 642-8235. (R-42)
SPICTACUI •• VllWI 3 spacious BRS and
5 baths comprise this dramatic noorplan
in Irvine Terrace. Marvelous new
kitchen, high ceilings. $690,000 leasehold.
Cathy S<:hweickert 642-8235. (T -43).
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·4 · 1223
Dolphin Terrace · Irvine Terrace.
1WO IN IA YSHOllS. Popular country
French move in ready $585 ,000
Leasehold or bargain priced ($340,000)
laree comer lot garden home. Floor plan
divides nicely for separate in-law or
teens suite. Dona Chichester 842-~.
(T-44). OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 1·5 ·
2611 Bayshore Dr. Bayshores.
I llDIOOMS • LAl•I llY LOT.
Outstandina location on large end of cul·
de-He lot 1'Hillsborouab" LUlk Model in Harbor View Hilla. Canyon vtaw Is mini
ocean view, tool l Darlene Herman
752·1414 . .-,900. (T--45)
WXUltY WITtl SECURITY. Jasmine Creek
home locate<1 on lovely wide greenbelt. 3
BR, 2'r2 baths. Total privacy in secu~ity
gated community $369,900. Madehne
Crawford 752-1414. (T-46)
"SIAVllW." Fantastic "Nantucket"
model on large lot with ocean view. Ex-
clusive guarded gate community with
pool, spa & tennis . Sharon Smith
644-6200. $365,000. (T-47)
STAI LIGHT-STAR ... G+fT. View day or
night will delight. Gracious 3 + fam. rm,
one level home in prestigious Seawind.
Jane Paquin 642-8235. (T -48). OPEN
HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5. $33.5,000. 2300 Port
Durness ·Harbor View · Seawind.
Ra.AXIN6 UYAllUTY. Newly remodeled
Lusk 5 BR on one of Eastbluffs best view
lob. Fresh paint & paper. $329,500 LH.
Tom Allinson or Terry Hanes 642-8235.
(T·t9). OPEN HOUSE SUN 1·5 · 221S
Alta Vlsta Newport Beach.
.. ONT IOW • MIWB 11.UfiPSI Lovely end
unit, Dolores Plan 3 BR. 2~ Baths,
Ma1ter suite, two patios, Built-in
kitcben and views of upper bay area &
mountains. $325,000 Fee. Dick
Halderman 642·8235. (T-50) OPEN
HOUSE SUNDAY 2..S 2SM4 Perla • Bluffs.
ILUffS-lHIH IEDlOOM-Mint move-
in condition with lowest association
dues & leasehold. Walk to shops &
schools. Enjoy gracious amenities
$162,000. Nancy Imbernino 642-8235.
(T-79)
HAllOI VllW HIUS • IEST IUY. 4 BR,
ram. rm., fireplace, large lot and s pa.
Assumable loan. $299,500 leasehold.
Barbara Aune 642-8235. (T -51).
GOLF COUISE VllW! Desirable
"Oakcrest" 2 BR unit in McLain Big Ca·
nyon townhomes. Front row view
w/private 2-car garage. $257,500. Martha
Macnab 642-8235. (T-52)
HOMOLULU·WAUUll CONDO -Ex·
quisitely furnished home. Large 1 BR, 1
BA corner on 4lst floor. Views of ocean,
yacht harbor, mtns, sunsets & city
lights. Seller will assist. $247,000. Dan
Johnson 551-8700. (T -53).
PllMI ILUFFS LOCATION! Highly up·
graded 3BR, 2Y.t bath "Franciscan"
model on greenbelt. A must see home for
the appreciative. $239,500. Young Park
551-8700. <T·54 )
McLAIN llST IUY -Big Canyon Condo:
Under market -the only 3 BR on the
market. Sunken living rm, formal dining
rm. Seller motivated. $210,000. Suzanne
Shuler 642·8235. (T -55).
SPAllLIMa POOL ANO SPA. 3 BR & 2 "
Bath, single family detached home.
Huge family room overlooking the pool.
Living room with fireplace, bright
cheery kitchen wfth large dinina area.
Super aaaumable loan. Pat Terry
551-8700. $1'3,000. (T-56)
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2515 L Coett Hwy •• c_._ .. Mtr
67 h-55"
Pete Barrett Real
presents
ATl8mOM IUILDUS-WATBNONT
Extra large lot with . pier and slip.
Tremendous potential for expansion
ln this home, with lawn and ~rinklers . Owner leaving area. Call for details and financing. .
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WXUH Of IPACI
"1 acre comer lot in Cliff Haven.
Open beamed ceilings in living
room and expansive family room.
Wainscoted formal dining room.I
exciting all new kitchen ana
breakfast room with top quality
extras. Owner assisted financlng .
500 Clff Dr., Ml 0,. S-l·I
VllW-VllW-YllW
Super location and financing In
C.Orona del Mar. Quiet area with
communitr pool. 4 Sdrms. 21,2 bath,
formal dining room and family
room. $429,000.
no11.-..v1ew O,..S-.1·5
IA YCIEST-A YAU.AILI TODAY
Exceptional new listing. Move in
condition ! Vaulted ceilings, walls of
brick, parquet tiled· floors , shutters
and wide overhangs for summer
shade. 3 Bdrms, family room. brick
firepla~low care yard. $279,500.
1 l43 MetlMn, Ml 0,. S.. 1·5
JASMI .. CllH-f'LAM 2
Customized thruout with skyliJhls,
quality carpets, beautiful cabinets
and new patio with spa. Thls 2
Bdrm 2 bath. den. dining room
model is in magnificent condition!
Owner will accept s hort escrow and
carry financing. '365.lm.
SW.IHm,CdM O,..S..1·1
MESA VEID~IADY MOW
Spacious & gracious, good for
children, safe neighborhood. 4
Bdrms & large f amity rm . easy
maintenance yard. Ready to move
in. $179,900.
2162Tabof0,CM 0,-S..1·5
HIWPOIT WITHS GAIAGIS
Super work space & more parking
in low maintenance rear. Altractive
3 Bdrm. den. 21h bath home with
man}' custom features. $179,500.
1106 ltryl LA., Ml 0,.. s. 1.5
ROOMY IAYCltlST
Total family activities from 3 car
garage & RV area, to h~e family room to eat-in gourmet kttchen -not to mention 5 Bdrms. 4 baths,
formal dinin~ room enclosed ya rd.
1100 Hlpl•d. Ml 0,. S-. l·I
WATllNONT-s&LH AMAHCMI
Pier and · slip-35' on water with
cozy 2 Bdrm cottaf e and 2 bdrm
guest/income uni over double
garage. Call for appnt. 1795,lm.
IAUOA NHINSULA POINT
Hansel bring Gretel to this
storybook hous e! The many
features Include: cozy fireplace,
remodeled kitchen. 3 baths. 4
Bdrms & de n. Steps to ocean.
MIWPOIT OCIAMNOMT DUftO
Luxurious 3 Bdrm 2 ba home on
sandy beach. Nearly new. Conve·
nlent location. 2 Bdrm I ba income unit. Priced right. f750,lm ree.
CUSSIC CONTIMPOUIY ~tra large lot with additional boat
storage. 3 Bdrms, family room and
formal dining room. Steps to bay
and beach. Bring ln your offen -
ownen leaving area, '4915.000.
00¥• SHcm V• AC• 1 n p e r fe c t 'l m 1 n l c u r e d 1urroundin11. ovely cu1tom 3 Bdrm home. Bullt With all the
con ve n ie n ce• lnc l u d l n 1 entertainmen t ceater with 1p1,
ftrtplt and BBQ. $(25,000. ,
Bay & Beach
rR~I Esfate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
- --COMI WITH US ••. TO U00 ,All WATllNOMT. ENJOY
NEWPORT TO THE FULLE&r .• FANTASTIC VIEW Of' THE
HARBOR .• TWO BEDROOMS AND DEN .. PROFESSIONALLY DECORATED .. COMPLEU SECURITY .PIER ANO SLIP
AVAILABLE.
ASIC FOi DOml AUSTaO .................. SU0,000 I I ·~
OPIM TODAY 1·5
COMIWITH US ••• TO DOVm SHOHS WATHNOHT. CARVED
ENTRY DOORS .. CA'nfEDRAL CEILINGS (30 FEET TALL>. TllREE
SPACIOUS BY,DROO MS SEPARATE CHILDREN 'S
WINO IMPORTED ITALIAN AND MEXJCAN TILE nfROUGHOUT ntE HOME AND PATIOS GOURMET KITCHEN LAVJSH FAMI LY
ROOM WITH SIT DOWN Wt:r BAR UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW OY 8A Y
WO MOUNTAINS .LARGE .PIER AND SLIP LIBERAL FINANCING
AVAILABLE •• $£E DORIS BROWN
lOl' POLARIS DRIVI ............................ SI , I ZS,000
COME WITH US •.. TO DOVla SHOHS. EVERYTHING f''ROM
THE HERRINGBONE iHtH.:K DRIVEWAY TO TllE UPPER BAY VIEW
AND NIGHT LIGHTS SUGGEST LUXU RY FOU R SPACIOUS
BF.DROOMS. SF.F. RONNll•; M.\RAVICH.
218' SANTIAGO DRIVE ............................ 415',000
.COME WIH US. • .TO WISTCLI,,. IMPRESSIVE FOUR
BEDROOMS, fo'AMILY ROOM AND DININ<i ROOM .BUILT·IN CABINETRY THROUGHOUT .. LARGE SECLUD.ED REAR YARD. GREAT FOR THE BOAT OR PLEASURE VEHICLE SELLER
WILL HELP GENEROUSLY WITH FINANCING. SEE JANE f'RAZEE .
11 11 SC>..aSET &.AMI .•...•.••• ratcl llDUCIO TO 1491.000
COMI WITH US •.• TO IAYCRIST. PRESTJGIOUS FIVE BED ROOMS, FAMILY ROOM ANO DINING ROOM BU ILT·IN
BBQ .BRICK PATIO .. PADDLE TENNIS COURT THREE CAR
GARAGE. .SEE ESTHER BROWN.
1111 GUtMOOD LAME •..•.•...••.•.•.•.......•.•. $4'5.000
COMI WITH US ..• TO THI ILUff$. POPULAR ·x .. PLAN
CONDO ENO NIT THREE BEDROOMS TWO BATHS NEW CARP2't' .. SEE JOAN BIRl'.&U.L
5l 2 CAMCHA .•.•....•••......•••............••.••. S 194,500
AVAH.AILE IY APPOINTMENT
COME WITH US ... TO DOYll SHOHS. El.EGANT f'IVE
BEDROOM HOME WITH LOVU.Y BAY VIEW FltOM LIVING ROOM , DINING ROOM AND MASTY,R BEDROOM SPARKLING POOL IN
PROTECTED COU RTYARD
ASIC FOR RONNIE MAIAVICH .................... $665,000
COME WITH US ... TO MEWPOlT ISLAND. 116 fEET Of
WATERFRONT .ENJ OY YOUR OWN PIER AND FLOAT FOR THREE
BOATS .LARGE LIVING ROOM .THREE BEDROOMS.
Ast< FOl VIRGINIA SWAN .......•..•..• FH LAND S49',000
COME WITH US •.. TO DOYa ft.,HS. ENCHANTING THREE
Bl::DROOM HOME SPACl<JJ[)~ Y. AND DINING ROOMS THE
REAR YARD IS AN A~ ~VttEAM WITH OVf:RSIZE POOL, EXTENSIVE DECKING Al\ .-.i RIANT PLANTINGS
ASK FOl DOnlE AUm ........................ S4t5,000
COMI wmt US. • .TO COIOMA DI&. MU WAY OF Ufl.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SIOtrr WITH TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE
INCLUDED. LOCATED IN f1RST BLOCK ABOVE OCEAN BLVD WITH VIEW FROM LIVING ROOM AND DECKS
ASIC FOl 'LUCY CASEY ............................ Sl75,000
COME WITH US ••. TO WISTCLIPf. DELIQffTFUL PO UR
BEDROOM HOME .COUNTRY KITCHEN OAK CABINtTS .. ALL
NEW APPLIANCES .NEW CARPET THROUGHOUT .CUSTOM
DRAPE.SAND WALLPAPER. SELLER MOTI VATED MAKE OFFER Ast< FOi OOTIIE AUSTHO ••••.•••••........••...• S29',IOO
COME WITH US ... TO COSTA MISA CHlllY LAICI AHA.
IMMA CU LATE T HREE BEDROOM HOME LAROE DINING AREA .. HUGE REAR YARD .. CORNER LOT. MOTIVATED SELLER
ASIC FOi DORIS IROWH .......................... St 7 4,500
COMI WITH US ... TO WISTCLI". BEA UTI P'U LLV
REFURBISHED ONE BEDROOM CON DO .. TILE FOYER .. OAK CABINETS .. COMMUNITY POOL .. EXCELLENT LOCATION .. CLOSE'
TO EVERYTHING.
Ast< FOl VIRGINIA SWAN .......................... SU.000
1617 WISTCLlff DIJVI ..•.•.........••.• 6l I ·7 l00
FIXUPIEACH HOU Si-VIEW! Incredible bar11in· ~ blk to otean Quanll. while picket fence & dutch door entry. S..iral
sla1rw1y Ill ocean view nulr Bdnn, 2 Bdnns +
loft. 1lrlum ' fren ch
doors' Take advantari lOU p1ln..t.tnx&aave !
0n11 s1111.1100. eau Burdick, Ownr/All 79-1221 .
WANT NPTHEJOlfI'S!
Need 2 or 3 bdrm, 2 ha.
"pretty'' house tor
cUenll who muat luve
their homuoon. 1225.000 to '300 000 ran&e. Call Cleo1 United i:lrokera, Rea tora S48·2'739 or
mu111e 645-5000 ext
5211.
ASSUMI f ¥"'9!
Oceen brena.2br,2ba condo. Priced below market. l ,ml. from ocean. 1.ow don. Alt. ...
UHDAISLI
Exciting opportunity. Wide channel
view from spectacular architectural
designed 4 bdrm. 5 bath. pool home.
Slip for 2 large boats. Sl,495,000. •
UDO ISLI HOMH
OHl4 SUN I ·I 120 VIA QUITO
Featured on Homes Tour this lovely
traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm, 3
bath home, newly decorated. Priced
to sell quickly at 1475,000. Must see.
OPIM SUH l·I 214 VIAITHACA
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam
ceilings. Great for entertaining .
$420.000. Best price for the money .
PIMIMSULA POINT llACHNOMT
Panoramic bay & ocean view al
wedge, from prime large lot, 4 bd1m 1 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft.
featurlne marine room. Sl,385,000.
MIWPOIT casr CONDO
2 bdrm, den, spacious Plan 8,
immaculate. Low priced at $215,000.
31ll GRUNDY. REALTOR
. . , ' '
l IDlM.POO&,,.GWST HOMI
IEDUC• SI 1,000
Large tastefully decorated executive home.
Circular drive to lovely 3 Bdrm 2 Bath ranch style
home. Complimented by giant sparkling pool &
guest house ! Excellent financing available. Just
reduced $15,000 -hurry, there U. only one! Call
Adrienne 759·1221
TURTLHOCIC COUMTIY CHA.IMll
Enjoy the country life! Highly upgraded 2 Bdrm &
den home. Expansive park view. Country kitc hen
with bulcher block island. Fireplace in living
room & family room. Atrium ! Spacious master
bed roo m has P.ri va le garden spa . Artistically
landscaped with m<1ture trees. stone patios.
planter walls and automatic sprinklers. Hurry on
this one! Excellent financing . <.:all Adrienne
759·1221
W ATHFROMT-S210,000!
Motivated widow seeking fa st escrow . Will
cooperate in extremely attractive financing in·
eluding a trade. Warm spacious waterfront pro·
perty located in Bciyshores. $280,000 down + costs
will buy it ! A real opportumty ' Call Di ck Drexler
759-Izil
LINDA ISU
Finest location on all Linda. 76' of waterfront, rm.
for up to 85' yacht 6br. 7ba formal dmmg, Bayside
pool & spa. Game room, lrg sit dn . bar. wine
cellar, outstanding finandng avail Bob & Dovie
HAHOR llDGE CUSTOM
En~lish Ludor 4br. Sba. fa rm .. den. wit h Ir~ oa k
bar. lrg master sui te w/bay view. 113 or acre, rm .
for pool , lrg 1st T.D. avail. For private showin g.
Bob & Dovie Koop
CAMEO SHORES
The finest ocean & coast view lo San Pedro Cameo
has ever offered. 4br, 3bci, fam. rm .. with pool la·
ble, court yard w /pool & room to entertain 100
guests. Pri beaches jusl steps away Steal al
~.ooo. L.H. Bob & Dovie
W ATHHOHJ l O' DOCK
Newport's best water buy $.525,000 gets you a 3br.
3ba. huge master suite w/spa . Sun decks w/grt. vu.
·Sit. On . bar. Excell ler~. Tnp for 2 Air & hotel
Bonus to Hawaii. Bob & Dovie Koop
"l" MEWPORT CUST CONDOS
Ocean vu . all 4br. 3ba. ram . rm. wet bar, din. rm ..
pool. tennis "3" lo choose from. $197 .000 to
$210,000. Submit all offers lo Bob & Dovie Koop
. 110 OCEAN VIEW
Cameo Shores 4br. 31 ~ba, fam. rm , din . rm.,
spacious co urt ya rd w/1>001. Pri. bchs . Grt fin .
$725.000 FEE Bob & Dovie Koop
LIDO ISi.i
4br, 4ba, lrg lot steps to tennis & clubhouse. St.ea!
at $460,000. $40,000 dn. Must sell fast. Bob & Dovie
llG CAHYOH
Prof. decor Dover 2br, 2ba, fam. rm .. Jrg yard.
room for pool. Guarded ~ate. Must sell. Submit
any offer or terms. Assum existing S300,000. Price
$450,000 Bob & Dovie Koop
' IOMUS TIME IN COSTA MESA
This lovely home has 4 bed~ and a den with
options galore for any famil~Call to discuss the
exciting possibilities this home offers for only
S133,500. Anne Mccasland 631-1266
MESA YaDI Y A&.UI
Sharp 2 bedroom condo in Mesa Verde. Priced to
sell at $98,500. Call Anne McCasland 631·1266
MUST SB.l
Unbelievable ocean view, 3br, 2ba , super location
plus spa & 3 private beaches. 201* down will do it.
Don't wait. Ca ll now Kasey or Norm McKinley
631·1266
A TOUCH Of HUYIH
You'll think you're in heaven in this 4bd. 2ba beau·
ty. Stp dn. L.R .. lg. form. din., lg. country kit with
loads or cupboards and more. $269,900. Call Kasey
or Norm 631·1266
ACROSS ROM PAii
Very special home in Mesa Verde! Featured are
4bdr., den, ram. rm .• 2 wet bars & loll more.
French doors lead to sparkling pool. Call for appt.
JACKIE HANDLEMAN 63H2.66
Ml•HT u.tff Y11W
View the cJty lights from th.la prime Men Verde
home. Laree ram. rm. w/wet bar,. close to Joli course. Excel. location. JACKIE nANDL EMAN
631·1266
SPA.MaSH VILU OM UDO
is very versatile on an extra wide lot. 1 Orts. 6 bedrooms, now~. but could be
chlneed back to 6. Features a large
lovely sunny patio. New kitchen, a
m\llt so see !
CARDIH LIVING OH UDO
in this 3 bdrm cozy charmer on extra
wide lot w /large patio. Extra parking
space or small boat storage.
LOCATION OM UDO
is ideal in this 3 bedroom ·sparkling cl~ honeymoon dream home. Close
to bay, beach & tennis. $100,000 down .
Asaumable loan & owner wilJ carry
balance.
cun "A"FliME
Newly painted 2 bdrm plus den, 3
paUos. Pool. tennis. Owner anxious.
Asking $138,000.
XLNT FINANCING
Large 5 bdrm. formal dining room
plus bonus room. Located on pool size
comer lot. Owner motivated. Asking
$349,000. OPEN SUN . 1-4. 1500
Warwick. Newport Beach.
* CONDOS*
WAnRFRONT CONDO
Boat slip for 45' boat. Beautiful condo
on the bay. 2 bdrm & den. Owner will
carry or trade $600K
NEWPORT CONDO This 4 bdrm + f amity rm condo has
all the extras. Walk to beach. tennis & pool. Wet bar, bit-ins + brand new
carpets make this a real dream.
Owner will carry large 2nd T.D.
MESA WEST COHDOS
We have 6 brand new 2 bdrm condos
left. From $139,000 lo $187,000. Call
now.
* INVESTMENTS *
FALLIROOk
~acres prime avocado land. 12 acres
of 10 year Haas trees. 3 phase elec-
trical & booster pump to property
Low down, owner will carry. Call Bill
Merrell, Agt, 673·7300
I A mHTION DEVB.OPHS
Laguna Beach 10.697 acres · utilities
lo property. $300,000 & up homes in
area, have partial ocean view. Price
$630,000. Will take large boat as
partial down payment.
WA nRfROMT OFACI 1LDG
Pre1tigious location in Newport
Beach. All this plus a 60' boat slip.
Owner will exchange. Prin. only Call'
Bill Merrell, Agt, 673-7lX>
UST AUIAMTS IN NIWPOIT RACH
We have several fine restaurants ln
Newport Beach area for sale. From
$350 ,000 to $1,800. 000.
673-7300
: J/7 VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH
TOP Of SPYGLASS-OWC
$850,000
Gorgeous custom estate, ocean &
harbor views, ultimate design & de-
corating. 4 Bdrm. 31".2 Baths,
Formal Dining. Reduced to
$1,395.000.
714 /760-9333
M011CI OF TIUSlSS IALI
? Br stock cooperative unit on the
beach sand w /d1rect ocean view to be
beld July 29, 1981 at llAM at the main
entrance to First American Title
Insurance Co. located at 114 E. 5th St,
Santa Ana.
Property address 711 Ocean Avel ~328, Hunt Bch. Cash minimum bid o
'94,787.15 subject to 1st & 2nd TD's ln
the approximate total amount of
$146,000 & monthly association dues of
approx . $330.00. ·
For further intormalion contact First
American Title Bruce Beasley.
714/558-3211, ext. S..o, their reference
number 10214 or 714/96().6591.
* * WA TERFIOMT HOME * *
HO PAYMENTS •.•...
for 1 year! ! ! Charming 3 Br
home located smack on the white
sand beach with a private
stairway. Features fireplace. 200·
deep lot in R-2 zoning. ONLY
9)95.000. Own er will carrv 1st
T.D. at 13' i .
NEWPORT IUCH OfffCE
2670 S.. M ... Dri•t
(7141 759-1 SO I (7141 752-7373
Walker&Lee
Real Estate
IE
llDlll ILllKS ca.
OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE
207 VIA MlNTOME
LIDO ISL.Ate>
OPIEM SUN 1·5
Move Into This Bright Four
Bedroom Lido Island· Home With
Only ,20 % Down. Assume The
Large First Trust Deed At 12% &
Owner Will Carry A Second At 12%.
A Fabulous Opportunity To Own
Property In One Of Newport
Beach's Most Picturesque Com·
munities. An Excellent Buy.
$475,000.
2315 VISTA HURTA
ILUHS
OPl:H SUH 12-4
Great Investment Or Starter Unit
With Excellent Financing. Sharp
Two Bedroom End Unit With Deck
Overlooking Lovely Greenbelt.
Walk To Shops, Park & Pool. Owner
Is Motivated & Will Carry AJTD At
1J.59r. Price. $139.900.
405 YIST A SUBTE
ILUFfS
OPEN SUN 1·5
Located On Wide Tree Shaded Lush
Greenbelt. Close To Pool &
Clubhouse. Hi gh Ceilings In Living
Room & Master Bedroom. Two Ful·
ly Assumable Loans. Fee Land.
Open For Inspection. Reduced To
$235,000.
542 HARIOR ISLAND DR.
PIOMOHTORY IA Y
OPEN SUM 2-4
Four Year Old Home on FEE Land.
Elegant Decor. Three Bedrooms ,
Convertible Den, 3'h Baths. Huge
Family Room With Wet.Bar.
Separate Dining Room. Breakfast
Room . Study. Sauna. Three-Car
Garage. Large Deck Overlooks
Water & Dock For Large Boat. Hur·
ty To See! $1,600,000.
COSTA MESA'S HST ARIA
Beautiful Contemporary Home ln
Costa Mesa 's Mesa Verde Area.
Features Include Five Large
Bedrooms Two Impressive
Fireplaces, Gorgeous Living Room
& Family Room Skylights, Wall
Coverings, Wet Bar -Fantastic!
Priced At $229,500.
LAUla POINT, COSTA MISA
Three Bedroom, Two Bath Condo.
Near South Coast Shopping.
Spacious Feeling With Skylights.
End Unit. Assumable First Trust
Deed. Priced At $134,tXX>. Lease-
Option At $139,000.
TU•TUIOCK _..
Fabulous View. Select Location. Two Bedrooms, Two Baths, Plus A
Study. Many Upgrades lnclodine
Plantation Shutters, Parquet Entry & Carpetine. Great Ftnancln1.
Large Assumable Loan. Priced At
$175,000. Submit. A ''Joy Of
Newport" Listing.
HAllOI ¥llW t&LS
Owners Are Leavmg The State And
Must Sell. Secluded Home In Move·
ID CoodhJon. Tbne Bedrooa PIUI
Famj_ly Room. llctlkllt rtuDc· N· Gin U1 An Offer.
S46-2Jll
Are you interested in
buyiq or selllng? I can
off er you the very best
in Real Estate Service.
SUSAN~
THE :REAL ESTATERS
OPEN TODAY l·S
UMqul IM HARIOI V1IW tlL.LS --
Private courtyard, four bedrooms ,
vaulted wood ceilings. two fireplaces ,
master bedroom has separate dress-
ing area. Excellent owner financing.
$435,000 Fee. See Marian Reedy at
1225 Keel Dr.
UMl9UE IM COST A MESA -This three
bedroom house lacks nothing -great
built-in kitchen, large yard, spa, two
fireplaces, completely remodeled,
wonderful master bedroom. $193,500
fee . See Bert Reedy at 449 Magnolia .
UM(i>UE OM THE IA Y -Two large
bedrooms and den. plus a wonderful
bay view. Ex cellent financing and the
luxury of living al the Cove make this
a very interesting property. $649.500.
Fee. See Laraine Shaw at 973 Bayside
Cove West.
UMl9UE IM CORONA Da Mil --
Duplex with 2 bedrooms in each unit,
skylights and bay views. $450,000. call
fi75-6000.
UMl9UE IN PENINSULA POINT --
Assumable financing, completely re-
modeled three bedroom and den
home. One block to beach. What a
location. $475,000 Fee See at 1577
Miramar.
UMl9U1 IM OLD COlotCA DB. Mil -
Country kitchen. sophistichted master
suite, two fireplaces, three patios, bay
view, two bedrooms, 2~ baths.
$324,000 See Sara Marvin at 502
Acacia .
UMl9UE IN IACI( IAY -A three
bedroom Country doll house at its
very best. Used bricks, French doors,
huge family room, j)OOI siie private
ya rd. This is your dream house. Un-
believable at $225,000. See Nancy Long
at 384 Mira Loma.
UN9UE IN VHSAILU -Wet bar, two
bedrooms, new carpet and drapes.
mirrored fireplace, sophistication at
its best, and a breathtaking view .
$25:5.000 S~e D. Scholtz, 100 Scholz
P.laza PH 10.
UMl9UE IH SU VIEW -Beautiful 3
bedroom Hampton Model. CuJ-Oe-sac
location, community pool, spa and
tennis. Unbelievably priced at
$395 ,000. See Lynda McRoberts
at 1900 Yacht Maria.
U"'9UI IN HAllOI VIEW tlUS --
Ocean view 3 bdrm., 2 bath on over-
sized lot. $435,000 See Susan Harder at
1000 White Sails.
UHl9UE IN OLD Ccl4 -Quality con-
struction, corner lot, cedar ceilings, a
two bedroom and a three bed.room un-
it in this new duplex. Skylights, tex-
tured waJts, terrific at $449,000. See
Barbara Riggs at 700 Marguerite.
UHl9U1 IH MESA VHDI -Extra large
yard, RV or boat access, three
bedroom plus family room and as-
sumable financing. Clean , clean:
clean. $174,900. See Harriet Hammona
at 2037 So. Capella Ct.
UMIQUI NIAi SOUTH COAST PLAZA -
Skylights, style, 3 bdnm., den, 2~
baths near greenbelt, only $169,SOO.
See Sha.on Corzine at 912 Powell
Court.
UMlqul IM CHBSIDI ~I -.
Spacious, well kept, three bedroom
two batb, formal dining room, family room, everything you've been waiting
for in a citibome. $1'2,500. See
Natalie Fogarty at 870 Deep Creei:.
UM9U1 ..... CANYON-Everything
is beautlluJ about thla four bedroom
Broadmoor. Pool, spa, IUll'd sates, and too many extras lo mention.
Priced to sell f 14t at -.ooo. See Bon·
nie Barrtnston at 6 Wlqed Foot.
UMlfUI IN llYIMI 1UIACI -. ::,~.:r~od~ty;=r;1 Pool, 91, private, a terriftc a:
don. You'll want to mcm "-ml •.ooo '"· See Pal lllrry at 1311 Santaaella Terrace.
RESIOENflAl l\EAL l!SfAT! SERVICES
OPIH HOUSI l·i
onM IH TUITUaOCll Garden Home. 3 BR. + Fam. Rm.
& Hobby Room . Great financing
$243,500. See Craig Kindig At 34
RAINBOW FALLS
OPl:H IM IAYSHOllS
Quality custom remodel -Mth 3 BR.
(each with private bath), formal
dining rm, gourmet kitchen & Fam.
Rm. Excellent financing terms with
a REDUCEO price of $598,000. See
Jo Carol Hunter At 2532 CIRCLE
DRIVE
OPIH OM IA.LIO.A ISLAHD
5 BR . Duplex with 1 BR. rental.
$450&00. See Edie Olson At 112
SAPrlilRE.
orlM IN HARIOI ltlDGt
Dynamic Dynasty model -2 BR, 2
BA. Bright & cheery. $425,000. See
Brenda Peterson At 38 COVENTRY
OPIH IN WISTaJFf
Exceptional family home. 4 BR.
each with own bath. Fam. Rm.
Din'g. Rm. Pool & spa. $455,000
Fee. See Frank Sennes At 1242
SOMERSET
OPIH IN llG CAHYOH
Elegant 4 BR . Versailles
overlooking 10th fairway. $650,000.
See Lucy Rose At 5 RUE DU PARC
OPIEM IM SPYGLASS
Distinguished , custom
Mediterranean Villa. All the charm
of yesteryear. Commanding
panoramic views. $2,400,000. See
Barbara Ballmann At 17 MUIR
BEACH CIRCLE
OPl:H OH PENINSULA POIMT
Pride of ownership. 3 BR. 2 BA.
customized kitchen. Owner will
carry financing. $349,500. See Kay
Parker Al 2023 MIRAMAR
ILUFfS IUUTY
3 BR. 21h BA . "V'' plan in Bluffs
with great assumable loan .
Beautiful carpets & upgrades. Good
location. A must to see at $174,000.
AH INVESTMIMT IH THE GOOD UH
Choice oceanfront 3 BR. custom
duplex. One of most sought after
locations. Brand new. Totally
unique in design & quality. A
valuable asset today & for the
future. $850,000 Fee.
OLD COIOMA Da MAI DW\.11
Move right into this freshly
upg,raded 2 BR. 2 bath home with a
cheerful 2 BR. rental. With 30% down, the owner will carry the loan.
A great CdM buy. $285,000.
SHORECLIFfS EJegant split level w/ocean & ca-
nyon views. Upper level master
suite w/deck. 2 Other BR. + guest
quarters or family rm. on Tower
level. Terrace w /spa. $750,000.
YACKTSMANS COVE
N~wer custom designed bayf ront
with 4 BR. +family & dining Rms.
Dock with 2 slips + side tie. New
landscaP.ing, carpets & paint.
Owner will help finance. $1,950,000.
HOISi PROPllTY
Country charm describes the
· atmosphere of this Back Bay 2 BR.
loft, large family room & 3 bath
home. You can assume the first at
12~% & the owner will carry a lar~e second . Located on
milhonaires row. $335,000.
PllCE HDUCTIOH!
Prime middle of the island location.
2 BR. 1 bath Cape Cod plus
mother-in-law quarters. Good
assumable loan and seller will carry balance. $385,000.
WHAT COIOMA DB. MAI
Is all about! Charmin~ So. ol the
Hwy. 2 BR. cottage framed by leafy
trees & an abundance of color.
Sunny dining room with rrench
windows & hardwood floors. The
brick patio with redwood hot tub is
irresistible! $399,000.
SOUTH IAYNOMr DUPLD
A perfect combination of
preetigioua living' rental write-off.
Very spacious 2 BR. + den owner's
unit with breathtaltine vien of
harbor ' pavilion. Roof top sun deck. Entertainers patJo. Exclusive lilt.int at Sl,300,000.
..UC• POI YCJU
French doors from muter aulle,
family n>e>m, kitchen• dinlnf room
all lead to invltlnL 1.w.-pet.lo w /IOvel1 plantin1. ycrelt s BB. s·
bltb AND Just reduced to '325,000. °'"*' "/cGalkler aU .........
You 've Arrived
at ...
HARBOR RIDGE CUSTll ESTATE
(New Listing)
Appropriately situated on a ~ acre
cul-de-sac, this authentic 6000 sq ft
Williamsburg Co lonial manse
dramatically looks out over
Newport Harbor and the Pacific.
Featuring unequal quality and
replication in all six bedroo~ and
4'h baths, the home includes hand·
made brass and pewter fixtures and
sconces, Williamsburg crown mold·
ings, wainscoting, 5y," baseboards,
hardwood floors and top quality
floorcovering.
The library, as are all roo~. is
large {24x19'), and unique, utilizing
200 year old Heart of Pine taken
from a South Carolinian Colonial
structure. All paint colors comply
with the Williamsburg Historical
Society Board of Authenticity.
The family room, with multiP.le
French doors, provides a park-bke
view of the yard which could ac·
commodate a tennis court.
The 17 x 19' dining room features a
Courant of Beverly Hills crystal
chandelier duplicated from the
Congress of Vienna. and built·in
china cabinets with butler's pantry
compliment the hostess who re·
quires the absolute finest
A children's retreat, breakfast
room, maid's quarters and service
porch complete this exclusive offer·
mg .
This home, with its total com-
pliance to authenticity, replication
and detail. could not be duplicated
at the selling price of S2.35 million.
Exclusive with William Cote. By
appointment.
UDO ISLE
Is location important? This one is
ideal. A luxurious home with just
a touch of Spanish influence.
Good financing and quick
possession. Much accent on detail
throughout. with openness,
greenery and lots of quality. 4
bedrooms. 4 'fl baths. Close to
beach. Ca ll for details and ap-
pointment.
Open Saturday /Sunday 1-5
204 Via San Remo
BIG CANYll
omo.taecl Dt••• Love a spectacular view? Here
overlookliag the fairwa~. you'Ji
find a gracious home with 3450 sq It,
roomy kitchen & formal dimog
room. Also included are a pool, spa
and sauna. This 3 bedroom, 3 bath
home is newly carpeted. Immediate
occupancr. and great financing. Ex-
clusive wtth Cote Realty. $875,000.
BIG CANYON
Ttldorhtate
A magnificent residence designed
for the most selective customer.
Located on one of the choice view
lots in Big Canyon. it has charm
galore. An Engfish Tudor with 5
bedrooms, 4'h baths, fonnal dining
room and huge game room. A great
family home, close to schools and
parks. Owner will carry paper. Ex-
. elusive at Cote Realty. $2.3 million.
BIG CANYON
C..to.GoffC:O....
This architectural masterpiece ls
designed for the ~ood life. Lots of
space for entertaining -and the
perfect kitchen for it too. A huge
bar overiooks the seventh green and the complete music system l!l.
an added plus. The very best part is
the financing ! Owner will carry for
approved buyer. Exclusive at $1 .8
million.
BIG CANYll
Cato.II .. ~
Luxury plus. A truly delightful
family room with guest quarters.
Everything designed with conve·
nience in mind. A formal dining
room with a view, two family rooms
and a large billiard room Newly
carpeted. Perfect for the executive!
Owner .will help finance. Exclusive
at $1. 7 million.
NEWPORT CIST
First time buyer and retiree, step
right lip and make us an offer. A
two bedroom condo with lots or character. Vaulted ceilinp and wet
bar are just some of the amenities.
Too tood to last! $165,000.
MW m .
Best buy in town ... a 3 bedroom
charmer localed on a truce cul·
de-sac lot. Thia It a former model
·home fllled wilb extras. Oole &o
everythin1 . Off'red at $1'4,800.
A.uumable loan of '81.JOO. Hurry
OOlhis OM!
Emeralll 111
Beautlf ul ocean view~Br-Sba and
family room. Great financing! sw.ooo.
Emerid Bay JACUBS REALTY
675-6670
•AUeeMOYI
11 .... MTMs= I
2 bedroom • • 2~ uath1. Larie coanlry
kitchen, prtvate s>1Uo.
Ortat terms. Owner will
c11T7 ll)d. SIZ,000.
Optn~yu
IJNI Romaine Way
t cote aeattr fc lnvf'Stmtn
640-5777
Unobstructed harbor & ocean
view! Spacious 2 bedroom. 2112
bath condominium. custom de· signed & decorated from noor to
celling throuJhout . Superb
security & amenities.
$195,000
IY APPOIMTM&n'
Only available front row lot in this
eated area. Plans and permits for
elegant villa . Sl .650,<XX>.
CwolT.._, ..... 494-00Zt 2919 Newport It.cl. arwtr lOttl
$114 Pll MOMTH ••••••
when you lake over existing low interest
FHA loan!!! This is a superb starter
home for a young family. Lots of poten-
tial & priced to sell at 989,500. 759-1501 or
752.7373
KHOCK KMOCI
This is no joke. It's opportunity
knocking. Be sure to see this mint
condition 2 bedroom beauty. Assume
existing loans at less than 13% effective
rate. Owner very motivated! 963·5671
u WATHFIOMTHOMI ••
MO PA YMIHTS ......
for 1 yea r ! ! ! Charming 3 Br home local·
ed smack on the white sand beach with a
private stairway. Features fireplace,
200' deep lot in R·2 zoning. ONLY
'695,000. Owner will carry 1st T.D. at
13%. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
AGENT WIU •SHOT
IY llAn SILLS
If this home is not sold immediately !
Assume existing loan at 91.4%. Great
family home. Owner moving out of area
-Desperate! 963-5671.
NO NEW
FINANCING NEEDED
AFfORDAILE DREAM
Townhouse. 3 bedroom, 11h bath
with high Assum. loan and ONLY
$99,900.
TRY S 15,000 DOWN
One vear new. 2 Br. + den townhome with pool, spa, sauna.
ONLY $135.000. Better hurry!
HAVE A PICNIC
on the park-like grounds of this
sharp 3 br, 2 ba Irvine condo.
Near pool & recreation center.
Move -in condition. ONLY $156,000~ Better hurry!
DOMT FORCiO TO WRITI
Sellers leaving country and must
leave behind their well located 3
Br., Fam. Room. Close to pool &
tennis. NOW ONLY $169,000.
REMOIR WAS H8ll
and painted a picture perfect, 2
story, 4 Br .. Fam. Room on cul·
de-sac with tennis and pool
facilities . Priced lo sell at
$1~6.950.
YISTHDA Y'S PllCI
Pin s harp 4 BR.. Fam. Room,
gourmet kitchen, atrium, best
Irvine location. DrasUc: reduc·
tion. $205,000.
DON-YllSAD
We have the perfect 4 Br. & Fam.
Room on cul·d~·aac with pool size lot. Dry your tears, and call us
nowt Unbellevule at $2U,OOO.
SPECIAL
OFFER
RFJl. ESTA TE
LICEtmtli SCllJOL
WEH MIGHTS Olt WHICEMDS
s3900
For more Information
c..aMes. ,,.. ....
545-94tt
75t-1501
H•tiN;onl.acll
Hirt> Lee
tU-5671
OCUMFIONT
IUHGALOW
Private lockable gate onto white sand.
Charming Laguna cottage is perfect
weekend hideaway or rental. $695,000.
714/963·5671
HTTH THAM C0'1
· Make rnoney before you take possession
-priced be low market value . 2
bedroom condo. Won 't last al this price!
963-5671.
••CONDO COMYERSIOH• •
These sixty units are just waiting to be
conve rted. Choice Bakersfield location
with very low vaca ncy factor. Three
assu mable loans . Owner asking
Sl ,990 ,000 or wi II consider trade for
mobile home park . 714/556·7035.
I 01/40/o FINANCING AVAIL'
Assume existing Isl T.D. on this 4 bdrm
home in NEWPORT Ri viera payable at
$668 per month !! Featuring French
doors, fireplace, 211. baths, raised woocten aeck, & new carpets & paint. Un·
ly $141 .900. 759-1501 or 752·7373.
DESPEIATE!
Price reduced $.5.000 on this bright and
airy famJly home . Very low maintenance
backyard w1th cuslom spa & redwood
decki ng+ BBQ & firep1t MoH• in rond1-
tio n Onl y Sl69.000. 714 963 5671
PRIME FOUl.ft.EX
All 2 br units featuring fireplaces &
famil,Y rooms. All 1 story with assuma ·
ble financing. Super pnce at $'205,000.
759·1501or752·7373.
LIQUIDATION SALE
IMMmlATE Sale Forced By Pending Transaction.
Chance Of A Lifetime To Purchase One Or All Of
The Four Prime Residences Listed Below
TERMS -TERMS -TERMS
rRADES CONSIDERED, POSSIBLY
LESS THAN INTEREST PAYMENTS,
ALL PAYBACK PLANS CONSIDERED
I. Nice 2 IR-D•a rt.--Grt ReMal •••••.••••••••••••• .' 165,000
2. l IR-Harbor Vlew~t Street •••••••••.•••••••••• '219,950
l. 4 IR F-R•-SPfgl111 ....................... ., ... .'469,500
4. 4 IR F-RM, Poal, Vl9w-5pyCJlet1 •••.•..••..••..... 1695,000
CALL RON TAYLOR NOW! 640-9900
ovaLOOIUMG HAllOI
Spectacular view Crom this 3
br·2'h ba with tennis, spa. The
finest in condo living. ONLY
$250,000. EZ Terms .
JUST II Ci)UllT
Don't tell a soul or they will1beal
you out. lmaeine 4 BR., Fam.
Rm. & Pool just reduced to
~.ooo with low down and in·
terest!
WI All ftMAMCIM• SPICIALISTS
TIAIMID TO STIUCTWI IV•Y
TIAMSACTIOM TO MllT YOUI
....S. • WI CAM"T DO IT, MO
OMICAMI
679-34ff
WALNUT SQUARE .! Hdrn1 rn11do in
Owner will <'al 1 y .1t 1:1 ,, • -.w 1 100
OCEAN VIEW Oul• 1.uul111g ;\o Laguna 4 Bdrm
home w1larft' lot .111ct .1 -.su111.d1ll' loan on
oceansidt• o h1 glrn.1\ "'''Jl'."I tu llt'arh Large
deck off d1111ng 1111 ""~• 1•"'
HUHTIMGTOM HARBOUR I l.t\ c•nport Island.
cu~tom 3 Bdrm h11111 \ 11h c..i 111 lt.1\ lront boilt
dotk. ~aun<.1 and JI•• 1 \qtc1•.it1•h .1ppointed.
shutters. parqtll'I 111 •• 1 11i.: JI 111• 11111'. rwh tone
toruout 0 \\1w1 \\ < 111\ 11 t.; 111th $175.000
c·ash It\ -.111.i-.h11 " •• ,
WATERFRONT DUPLEX 11111111 plu hJ<'helor .
both unit!> \.\llh 1111 ~ Ill• 1•1111 p11·1 and float
Room for L\.\o h11.11 1.11110:1
OWNER Will TRADE 1 ,,, 11 ' 111 .11 Hanl'hO
California 0 \\ 111·1 , 1 1111tl11 111 :'\"pt In ine.
Costa ;\lt•s<1 CJ11 l.1 di 1111 I 11111 I to :> acre
parcels for sm,dl 1q111I1 11 •J 111 •~H• l.1k1•s all
TURTLEROCk HIGHLANDS ~o1l111.ll tw<imed
wood n •rl111 g" p 1111 11 11.11111 P,1rt hlones
Lovclv 111 •\1 1111 I 1 d 1 I 'd111l1o1rc111g h has cvt·r~th111g I·''' , 1 '11 1 11011
SU VIEW I lldt 1 1 ,, l1111lH l'rof
d 1r11 k ,1lnum lndstµd '-:1•\1 < .11111
Lge mJs ti-1 111! •
lr.r!ht \'I<.'" 1:u.11 !1
IA YSHORES !'-I
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mo'l cl<.·"11 .1111• 11
1 1 111.iul1ful night
, M~I
1 1 1l• ht•ach
' •1 11 model.
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GLUS~ . LTY
A subsidiary of JrJhn 0 lu~k & Son
2515 Eo~t Coo,t H1qhwoy
Corona dtl Mor
NO NE W
FINANCING NEEDED
HERMITS WANTED
3 lwcl 11111111 1.111 1 .i:-t 11 · <wean &
tan \011 \ 11•11•, g.111•ho lush
la11<is1 ,q11111.: \11' 11111 ... owner
~1!1 1100
MONEY MACHINE
I 1111·>. 111 pr 11n1· l>;in,1 l'omt area.
A I 2 Ht 1111 1:. \ llH'rl' $319,000.
Un11~: ~ 1111 1 .. 1·111:-
COUNT DOWN
T111w 1111111111" 11111 for motivated
:-.l'll1·1 \\<1111 h.is bought another
hou:-t· < ;11.11 d 1·cl i!a lt· t•ommunily,
4 Br .. :?' • hat hs t .. \l't'l'isc pool &
s pa l\m1 1 f'd11c 1•d to Si:tti5.000.
PR ESTIGE AREA
4 bedniom 0 111· ... 1e1r). Fam. Hm.,
Pool & Sp<1 H1'.t11l1fully upgraded
with lul\h l.111d :-l'apin~ & Koi
pond. Ot'l:l. 'i 'i:>~11 .:,oo
A LIGHTHOUSE
Night light ancl O<'t.•an views. 6
Brs . pluy room. family room.
pool and 1ac·11111. SW5.000 Owner
will Ct.II I ~
ONCE IHA LIN
will you lind fit ft on mu in turn
mg ba:-;in or :\l·~po1t Hay with
views from alr11o~t everywhere. f'lu~ 5 Hr. fi H.\, pool, Apa and
room to cif>l'k 1 yt1c>ht :-Our Linda
Isle beauty 11' priced al $2.100,000
witl1 ~rt.'at t t·rm~
l'llMS. .. TIRMS .•. taMS
Amdous owner wants this house
sold. $18,000 down and the owner
will wrap at 14'fr for three years . ·•
. or submit. 3 br, 1 ba, covered
patio, large fenced yard . . hurry,
won 't last at $123,500.
RECf:NT PRICE Rf:DUCTIOH
2 br, view co ndo in lhe original
Bluffs. Freshly painted and new
dishwasher. Owner will finance.
Vacant and avail able for purchase,
lease-option. or lease. Submit all of
fers. $220,000. Open Sunday 1-5. 1964
Vista Caudal.
MEW llUFFS LISTIMG W1TH
ASSUMABLE LOANS
3 br. 21h ba, family room. wrap
around patio on lovely greenbelt,
North Bluffs plan X -completely
renov ated, mint condition, all new
appliances. Over $155.000 in as·
sumable loans. Open Saturdciy 1-5.
2716 Vista Umbrosia. $245,000.
PR IME LOCATIOM -
PRIME REDUCTION!
3 br, family room. E plan on lush
greenbelt. Best assumable loans in
the original Bluffs. Submit all of-
fers. Available for lease-option or
lease. Open Sunday 1-5. 523 Ave.
Campo. Reduced to $298.000
. OWMER·FIMAMCB>
See this beautiful fou r bedroom 3
bath home in one of Newport
Beach 's best a re as . The pro-
fessionally landscaped grounds
feature very private pool and spa.
. Hurry. this won ·1 last. Owner wi II
carry the !st TD. Offered al
$315,000. Open Sunday 1·5. 1915
Tradewinds
FAMTASTIC FINANCING
IM IAYSHORES
Owner will carrv Isl TD on this
charming country french 3 bed·
room, 3 bath home Amenities
include hardwood floors. paned win-
dows. shutters. 2 firepla<:es. and
t>¥utiful sunny hrn:k pa hos. Of·
fered at S.149,500.
GRE.A T TERMS
Owner will finance with lo"' ciown. 3
br , 21'2 bath fo rmer model in
gua rded community of Jasmine
Creek. Tiled spa in patio . com-
munity pool , tennis, greenbelts.
Won't last long at $360.000.
"ICTURE PERFECT
Profess1onally landsC'a ped front and
rear. Very private entertaining
patio and pool area -3 oversized
bedrooms a nd 3 baths. Lar ge
kitchen/family room combo. Owner
will finance. $369.500. Open Satur-
day 1-5. 2001 Holiday.
SUMSETS & SAILIOATS
Charm. grace and sophlstJcated liv
ing are yours in this beautiful 4
bedroom home with sweepmg views
of the ocean. bay and city lights .
This home was designed for elegant
entertaining plus acti\·e family life.
Call for private showin~. Offered at
S450,000. Ope n Sat , Sun. 2501
Llghthouse Lane.
BA YSHORES FAMILY HOME
This large 4 bedroom. 4 bath home
is just steps away from the private
beaches of this gate guarded com·
munity. The Jh·mg room with heavy
wood beams. paned windows. and
shutters open to the sunny brick
patio f real for entertaining.
Owner wil assist with flnancing or
will consider trades. $549.:,00.
IUMG-SIIED LOT IM SPYGLASS
... compliments this lovely New
Bedford home. It features four
bedrooms, four baths. family room.
and formal dining room. Extensive
upgrades make this home a truly
unique find. Offered at $589.000 with
excellent owner financing availa-
ble . Open Sat and Sun l 5. 14 Morro
Bay. $589,000.
OWNER WANTS ACTION
JUST REDUCED IY S7S.OOO
Lido Isle . . . street to street loca-
tion at q_uiet west end of Island.
Commumty beach, tennis yacht
club. 4 bedrooms , 33t-c bath. gourmet
kitchen. Owner wi II help with
financing -submit offers . . . be
creative. $550,000 -Reduction!!
CATALIMA SUMSIT
Enjoy peaceful vi~)VS of Catalina
Island m this appealin~ Cape Cod
family home. This spacious 4,000+
square foot house with its many
amenities has excellent financing
available. Beautiful landscaping1 custom oaJt bookcases, hardwooo
floo11s, custom s hutters and
'separhte m!lids quarters are but a
rew ol the luxuries available. Open
Sun 2-6. 25 Bodaga. $650.000
llDUCID SJ0,000
Anxious owner wants it sold. tarae
Cape Cod in Newport HeiSht.s -4
br;plua family room -amt yard.
-Owner Will finance . $275,000.
HOUSES FOi SALE
J l•OOM 31524 West Nine Dr, Lag. Niguel
831·8440 $128,750 Sun 2·6
31523 Crystal Sands, Lag. Niguel
831·8«0 $169,SOO SUn 2·6
28145 Palmetto Court, Lag. Niguel
831·8440 $175,000 Sun 2·6
1102 Sandi Lane, Costa Mesa
646-7434 $113,900 Sat/Sun 12·4
24212 Vista D'Oro, Lag. Niguel
495-1720 $275,000 Sun 1·5
1100 Sbady Lane, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $121,900 Sun 12·5
119 Via Yella, Lido Isle, Npt 8cll ·
673-0697 $439,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
100 Scholz Pl PHlO, Newport Bcb
675-6000 ~55 000 Sat/Sun 1-5 22961 Camimto Plata, Laguna Hills
770.2475 $105,000 Sat/Sun
~•3.5 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch
642-5200 $6351000 Sun 1"5
214 Via Dijon, Lido lsle..t. N.B.
963-8182 $335,000 ~t 1-4/Sn 1-5
2162 Maple, Cos ta Mesa
546-2313 $116,500 Sat/Sun 1·4:30
~Jasmine, Corona del Mar
673-8.S.50 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3314 W. Oceanfront, Newport Beach
631-1400 $499,500 . Sun 1-5
2 II plMt FAM IM or DIN
174 Masters Cir., Costa Mesa
898-0466, 641-5350 Sun 1-5
2157 Pacific Ave., Costa Mesa
673-0773 $159,000 Sat/Sun 11·6 1512 August Ln, Santa Ana Hghts
556-5434 $130,000 Sat/Sun 9·6
502 Acacia, Corona det Mar
675-6000 $324,000 Sun 1·5
963 Bayside Cove, Newport Beach
675-6000 $649,000 Sun 1-5
1515 August Ln, Santa Ana Hgt.s
640-9900 $135,000 Sun 1-5
5 Maritime (Jasmn Ck) CdM
642-5200 $365,000 Sun 1-5
l IEDROOM
•682 Capital, Costa Mesa
751·3191 $129,500 Sun 1-5
449 Magnolia (E/Side) CM
675·6000 $193,500 Sun 1-5
28631 Breckenridge, Lag. Niguel
831·8440 $257,000 Sun 2-6 2.5032 Adelanto, Laguna Niguel
831-8440 $137,500 Sun 2·6
29531 Seahorse Cove, Lag. Niguel
831·8440 $141,000 Sun 2-6
2718 Vista del Oro, Newport Beach
646-7434 $175,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
2716 Shell, Coron a del Mar
631·7600 $795,000 Sun 2-5:30
2041 Port Provence, Ni;t Bch
64-0-9900 $219,950 Sun 1-5
1521 Kings Rd ., Newport Beach
631-7600 f,695,000 Sun 1-5:30
2205 Vista Huerta, Bluffs, N.B.
631-8235 $162,000 Sun 1-5
2944 Perla. Bluffs, NB
642-8235 $325,000-Fee Sun 2·5
1900 Teresita, Npt Bch
644-7020 Sunday 1·5
116 Via Trieste. Lido Isle, NB
675·4562 $695,000 Sun 1-3
470 Shady Dr., Costa Mesa
548.C>063 $164,000 Sun 1-4
124 Via Ithaca, Lido Isl~. NB
675-4562 $785,000 Sun 1-5
2275 Golden Cr ., Newport Beach
631-5720 $168,500 Sun 12-6'
2845 Tabago Pl., Costa Mesa
546-2313 $161,900 Sun 12-4
1.328 Conway, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $129,500 Sun 2-5
699 Diamond St., Laguna Beach
497·3331 $.550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
41 Highland View (Trtlrk) Irv.
552·6724 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3117 Barbados Pl ., Costa Mesa
545-5721 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1860 Port Wheeler (HVHms) NB
760-9596 $239,500 Sat/Sun 2-6
#5 Main Sail. Corona de! Mar
(213) 466·0591 Sun 11-4
505 Vista Grande, Bluffs, Nrt Bch.
640-8456 $222,500 Sun 1-5
•18988 Mt. Demeter, Fountain Vly
960-4342 $244,000 Sun 1-5
505 Seaward, Corona Highlands,
CdM
851·9522 Sat/Sun 1-5
• •1010-14-16 E. Balboa Blvd. Peninsula
642-823.5 $1.350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
918 Ventura, Anaheim
759-1501 $89,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
200 Columbia, Nwpt Crest, N.B.
644-9060 $185,900 Sun 1-5
416 Plata, Bluffs, Newport Beach
640·53.57 $327 ,000 Sat/Sun 1
2328 Vista Huerta, Bluffs, Npt Bch
640·53.57 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1100 Sandpiper, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $359,900 Sat/Sun 1
113 Via Ravenna, Lido, Newport
Bch
63H400 $355,000 Sun 1-5
559 Vista Flora, Newport Beach
631-1400 $248 880 Sun 1-5
801 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
631-1400 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
l II ~ FAM RM w D84
14356 Taft, Garden Grove
964·3311 $99,900 Sun 1·5
10 Silverf ern, Turtle Roel£,. Irv.
955-0745 $299 900 ;)It/Sun 1·5
•1761 Port Manieigh Circle, N.B.
640-0325 $269,900 Sat/Sun 10.7
• •38 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch
673-7060 ~95,000 Sun 2·5
384 Mira Loma (Back Bay) CM
675~ '217,500 Sat/SUA 1-5
*1315 Santanella (Irv Terr) CdM
67~ $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1100 Dennis, Costa Mesa ·
S57·331t $245,000 Sat/SUD 12·•
2443 Bamboo, Eastblulf, N.B.
640-1340 $302,SOO.fee Sat!SUn 1·5
9Ml Chevy Chase, Hunttniton Beh
751·3191 '175,000 Sun 1·5
arl3 Miramar, Petiin. Pt, Balboa
644-9060 $3'9,500 SUD 1·5
•3M EboU, Udo Isle, N.B.
644-9080 ··-Sun 1-S Dt Octlll 81vd., Newport Beldl
811·1400 .,... lll/llm 1.S ~~~r~l
DIRECTORY
2933 Cassia, Newport Beach
631 -1400 $349,000 Sun 1·5
**82'7 Via Lido Soud, Lido 11, NB
673-7300 $1,500,000 Sun 1·5
#14 Mallard (Woodbridge) Irv.
551·3000 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2333 Arbutus, Eastbluff, Nsx Bch
644·1011 S275,000 Sat/SUn 1·5
1912 Sumba, Mesa Verde, C.M.
963-8182 $184,900 Sun 1-5
16 Redwood Tree Lo, Univ. Pk, Irv
759-1501 $162,000 Sun 12-5
1806 Beryl (Hbr Hlnds) NB
642·5200 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1
1921 . 'Tradewlnds Ln .. Baycrest,
N.B.
631-7300 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2039 Shipwat Lo, Baycrest, N.B.
631-7300 $'l85,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1930 Port Bristol Cir, HVH, N.B.
631-7300 $268,500 Sat/Sun 1
••1036 Polaris Or, Dover Sbrs, NB
631-1300 $1,125,000 Sun 1-5
870 Deep Creek (Vig Ck) CM
675-6000 $142,500 Sun 1·5
1220 Ensenada, Laguna Beach
497-8058 , $375,000 Sun 1-5
33741 Blue Lantern, Dana Pt
493-8812 $435,000 Sun 1-5
2512 Duke Place, College Prk, CM
759-1877· $123,900 Sun 2-5
511 lrvine Ave., Newport Beach
975-1249 $M8. 500 Sun 1-5
1577 Miramar <Penin Pt> NB
675-6000 $475,000 Sun 1-5
1000 White Sails Way (IMils) CdM
675-6000 $435,000 Sun 1-5
2037 S. Capella St (Mesa Verde) CM
675-6000 $174,900 Sun 1-5
912 Powell Ct. (Citihms) CM
675-6000 $169,500 Sun 1-5
2149 Anniversary Ln . Npt Bch
751-3191 $185,000 Sun 1-5 ~Diamond , Laguna Beach
497-3331 $550,000 Sun 1-5
24551 Jutewood, El Toro
551-3000 $1251000 Sun 12-4
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
305 Columbia, Newport Beach
631-1400 $270 000 Sun 1-5
123 Via Zurich, Lido, Newport Bch
631-1400 J315,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2544 Carnegie Ave., Clg Prk, CM
979·5370 $132,500 Sun 1·5 ~Aleppo <Eastblu(() NB
642-6368 pss.ooo Sun 1-5 1343 Mariners (Wstclf /Dover
Shrs)NB
642-5200 $279,500 Sun 1-5
2300 Prt. Durness, HrbrView Sea wind
642·8235 $335,000 Sun 1·5
29'll Jacaranda <Mesa Verde) CM
M.S-0303 $134,900 Sun 1-5
1223 Dolphin Terrace
642-8235 $690,000 Sun 1•4
1096 Daniel, Plaza del Sol, CM
645-0303 $243,000 Sun 1-5
523 Ave Campo, Newport Beach
76()..M:lS $298, 000 Sun 1-5
1H915 Tradewinds, Npt Beach
760-0835 s:us.ooo Sun 1-5
1830 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach
644-7020 $325.000 Sun 1-5
l IR .... $UIST HOUSE .
789 Bayview Place, Laguna Beach
497-1761 $365,000 Sun 1-5
4110100~ .
•1206 Cambridge, Westcliff, NB
768-2999 $318,500 Sun only 12-5
'lffl Via Mentone (Lido) NB
759-9100 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •2274 Channel Rd, Balboa Pen,
NB
675-2311 $1,650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
#8 Winged Foot, Big Cyn, N.B.
675-2311 $7991000 5at/Sun 1-5
223 Via Quito, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 . Sat/Sun 1·4
118 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 Sat 1-4/Sun 1-5
••818 W. Oceanfront, Balboa
673-3663 $750,000 Sal/Sun 1·4
727 Deming, Santa Ana
979.2390 $123,900 Sun 1-5
29391 San Briso, Laguna Niguel
831-8440 $139 500 Sun 2·6
l>9()2 Colonial Piace, Laguna Niguel
831·8440 . $350,000 Sun 2·6
24546 Los Serranos, Laguna Niguel
497.3511 $159,500 Sun 1·5
2314 Ramona, Santa Ana
963-6767 '97,900 Sun l ·S
2449 Vauar, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $139,900 SUn 1 ..
39S Granfda, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $249,500 Sun 1·5 24S4d Loe Serranos, Lg Ngl
49'7·3511 $159,500 Sun 1·5
2477 Vista Hue~1!ipt· Bcb
6"-70'l0 $198,:AAJ Sat/Sun 1·5
-,.. PAM lM • DIM DN Carmel. Costa Mesa m-mo ~.ooo Sat/SUD 1-s
1088 Tulare, Cos~ Mesa ~-$195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
271) G ... Dr. (llesa Verdt'c
--$190,000 Sit 1·5 IM Via BID Remo, Lido. Npt Beb
•sm --1-' nm SanUaao Dr .Jlover Slns..NB 831-'1300 .,UUU DUD 1-$
llll ...... LD. Wlltcllff,,NB
lll·TIDO ... 000 9un 1·5 .. = ...... ~. 1111 ..,. llartaGt ·~~ ~ 11&'=1.a
#5 Rue Du Pare, Big Cyn, NB
644.9060 $650,000 Swl 1-5 ••606 Harbor Island Or, NB
644·9060 $1,750,000 Sun 1-5
•1242 Somel'8et Lo, Westcliff, NB 644-9060 $455,000-Fee Sun 1·5
86(Yi Sable Drive, Huntington Bch
536-2403 $146,900 Sun 10.6
232 Goldenrod1 Corona del Mar ·
673-8494 $5115.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••16551 Carousel Ln , Hunt. ffi>r.
.846-6842 $1 ,250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
21301 Fleet Lane, Hunt. Beach
979-5370 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
·~Goleta Pt, Newport Bch
640-9900 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*1724 Port Sheffield (IMlms) NB
673-7761 $350,000 Sun 1-5
2121 Yacht Yankee (Seavu) NB
675-3411 $383,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1 Muir Beach, Newport Bch
760-9333 $1,395,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 ••8 Collins Island, N.B.
631·1400 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••124 Grand Canal. Newport
Beach
631-1400 $885,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1856 Iowa St., Costa Mesa
546-2313 $137 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
11Z1 Somerset, Westcliff, NB
644-6200 $.525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••219 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle.NB
642·8235 $2,250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2.501 Island View <HVHls} CdM
642-5200 $429,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1730 Marlin Way , Baycrest, NB
673-4400 $425 000 Sun 1-5 500 Cliff Dr. (Clfhvn) NB
642-5200 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2.501 Lighthouse, Corona de! Mar
760-~ $500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
· 1647 Reef View Cr, SpyglsRidge,
CdM
640-53.57 $.529,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
952 Denver, Costa Mesa
979-2390 $148,500 Sun 1-5
31162 Oakmont Pl., Laguna Niguel
831-6528 $329,500 Sun 12-5
1225 Keel (HVHls) CdM
675--6000 $435,000 Sun 1-5
753 Oakwood, Orange
979.2390 $155,000 Sun 1-5
2921 S. Pacific, Santa Ana
979.2390 $149,000 Sun 1·5
28621 Springfield Or., Lag Niguel
(213) 434-0908 Sun 1-5
4601 Camden Or., Corona del Mar
631-1266 S650 000 Sun 12-5
•4639 Gorham Rd., Corona del Mar
631-1266 $724,000 Sun 12-5
•6 Winged Foot (Big Cyn) NB
675-6000 ~000 Sun 1-5
542 Harbor Island Dr<Prom. -
Bay>NB
759-9100 $1,600,000 Sun 2-4
105 Via Ravenna, NIX Beach
6.11-1266 $(60,000 Sun 2·5
•tsOO Highland, Newport Beach
631-7600 $339,900 Sun 12-4
10252 Kamuela, Huntington Bch
979·5370 $128,900 Sun 1-4
•3213 Nebraska Pl., Mesa Verde,
CM
751-3191 $149,950 Sun 1-5
~Port Durness, Npt Beach
640-9900 $469,000 Sun 1-5
•3054 Country Club(M esa
Verde )CM
640-9900 $265,000 Sun 1-5
53 Bethany, Irvine
640·9900 $205,000 Sun 2-6
2862 Tabago Pl <Mesa Verde) CM
642-5200 $179,900 Sun 1-5
2321 Aralia, Bluffs, NB
642-8235 Sun 1-5
**2616 Bayshore Drive
642-8235 $2,000,000 Incl. Land
Sun 1·5
50 Ridgeline, Harbor Ridge
644-6200 $770,000 Sun 1-5
132 McKnight, Laguna Beach
642-8235 $895,000 Sun 1·5
2424 Francisco, Newport Beach
642..s235 $237 500 Sun 1-5
3158 Kerry (Hali of Fame) CM
675-3411 $134,000 Sun 1·5
683 Senate, Costa Mesa
644-7020 $115,000 Sun 1-5
1815 Tanager, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $246,000 Sun 1-4
21872 Kaneohe, Huntington Bch
546-2313 Sun 1-5
5 llDIOOM
?.SSS Irvine A\'e, Newport Beach
631-1400 $499,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
I II ... FAM IM w D84
77 Montecito (Spygls > Nsx Bch
76().9333 $635 000 Sat/SUn 1·5
1SOO Warwick, Westcliff, N.B.
673-7300 $349,000 Sun 1·4 1SOO Highland (Westcllff) NB
6'2·5200 $639,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 Deerwood, BiJ·Canyon. NB s.4-6200 12,100,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14 Morro Bay (Spygls) NB
7eo.<m5 $589,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 14<r7 Santanetla, Corona del Mar
673-1181 P'O 000 Sat/Sun 12-S 1818 Glenwood Ln., Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $695,000 Sun 1·5
•17 MQir Beach Cir, SpyslauiCclM
8"·9080 S2,@o 000 DUD 1·5
112 SaDOhlre, B1lb01 laland
844-tfeo $650,000 Sun 1 ·5
14<r7 Santanella1 Corona det Mar
871-lW • 1U·S •'ZMlutoD 780-1'10 1M
Boa
8421 Seaport, HunUnaton BeJCh ~13 $258,000 Sun l·S
1533 Miramar (Penin Pt ) NB
673-7761 $459,000 Sun 1·~
2735 Cibola (Mesa del Mar> CM
631-7370 '176,000 Sat/SUn 1·5
611~fAMIM•* •M Goleta Pt (Spygls) NB
760-0835 $925,000 Sun l·S
1 II ... fAM IM w Dltt ~ Bodega Bay (Spyglass) NB
760-0835 $650,000 Sun 2-6
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 HOIOOM
1010 W. MacArthur, Santa Ana
979·2390 $99,000 Sun l·S'
*2315 Vista Huerta (Bluffs) NB
759-9100 $139,900 Sun 12·4
413 Gloucester Or, E-side, C.M.
675-5200 $125,000 Sun 1·5
1964 Vista Caudal, Npt Beach
760-MaS $220,000 Sun 1-5
1628 ''B" Iowa, Costa Mesa
979-2390 $96,500 Sat/Sun 1
24242 Santa Clara #33, Dana Point
675-6000 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•240 Nice Lane, Newport Beach
631-1400 $178,500 Sun 1-5
2500 S. Salta #39, Santa Ana
752-1700 $88,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
2 ll pa. fAM lM or DBt
12 Nuevo, RSJ, Irvine
551-8700 $187,500
l IEDROOM
Sun 1-5
•3411 Calle La Veta, San Clemente
497-3.511 $139 500 Sat 1·5.
233 16th Place, Costa Mesa
642-8235 $159,000 Sun 1·5
390 Sunrise Cr., Costa Mesa
645-0303 $164,500 Sun 1-5
•405 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) NB
759·9100 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
345 University N-1. Back Bay, CM
673-8494 $142,500 Sun 1-5
l II pllll FAM IM or DBt
3 Valley View, Turtlerock, Irv.
851-9541 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
532 Cancha, Bluffs, N.B.
631-7300 $194,500 Sun 1-5
915 Van Ness, Costa Mesa
551-8700 $155,000 Sun 1-5
4 IEDIOOM
3051 F, So. Sycamore, Santa Ana
552-6724 $105,000 Sun 1-5
4 ll pa. FAM lM w D84 _ .
•18075 Mammoth Ct., Tiburon, F.V.
645-2888 $139,500 Sun 1-5
t • ,... FAM IM or DIN
9766 VeNle Mar Dr., Hunt. Beach
968-83'1 $110,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 IEOIOOM
•56 Sea Island, Newport Bch
640.4518 Assume $215,000S/Sn 1-4
2 II pla FAM IM or DBt
12648 Way, Garden Grove
640-5777 $135,000 Sun 1·5
l IEDROOM
2643 Vis ta Ornada, Bluffs, N.B.
675-2311 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
2 HOROOM
300 E. S Cst Hw y #324
(DeAnza Bayside Vlg ) NB
675-4010 Sat/Sun 12-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2-2 IEOIOOM
2516/18 Bayside Or., N.B.
675-6000 $450,000 Sun 1-5
412-4121h Goldenrod, CdM
673-8494 $335,000 Sun 1·5
J .. ,... 2 •
700 Marguerite (Old CdM) CdM
67~ $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
720-7201h Jasmine Ave., CdM
67~ S320.000 Sun 2·5
702 Marguerite, Corona deJ Mar
675-5511 $279,500 Sun 1-5
J •• t .....
FAM IM or*
1510 Abalone, Balboa Island, NB
631-1400 $837,000 Sun 12·4 .........
• •8 Grind Canal, Newport Bch
631·1400 t875,000 Slt!&m 1·6 116 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
831-1400 $495,000 Sun 1·5 ...... J.
Want St., Newport Beach
644-4810 $299,500 Sun 1·5
l•flla I.
112·112"' Sapp_hire, Balboa Island
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~ctacular 2 story Cape
Cod 3 Bdnn. 2ba + ta t bdrm unit. Separate
guest rm w/laundry &
bath Lae fixed assuoia
ble at 12'1 + owe 2nd
673-01
ATTIACTIVI
JSTOttY + MODERN AP1'
RIDUCEO!
AIU 'S HST IUY Nr bays, all 'Clra lg 2Br.
frplr, l~Ba. apt 1nrome
S495 mo 1385.000
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IJ I JI 04-0908
Nearly new duplex
Th r ee and two
bedrooms Three and
two baths Ideally de
signed for guests. 1.ari:e
ass umable 1s t and
owner will carr) 2n•I
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631 7000
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Elegant new 4 llr V 11•
tor1an partial vu
{lwnr /Contractor iust
romplf#ting $575~000
•• t f
Sharp 2 Br Duplex on corner lot South or Highway. • PLUS
Enormous 1 Br Apartment PLUS
Oversi dbl garage & utility rm.
PLUS' ??7
Askmg s.126.000 but reasonable owners willing to listen.
Agent 645· 1103
DOUll.I SHOT
This newly constructed duplex offers the finest quaUties of both personal re·
stdence und income property The pro-
perty consists of a two story 3 Bdrm 3
Bath det~ched homt> plus 11 spaciou 2 Bd rm 2 Bttlh unit over a 4 l'ar garage.
Out client 1s very flfxtble nnd will con·
!ltder all tt:rm~ or cKchangt~ Present
ed at $3.r,(). UOO
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Ocean & to, Y 111
from 3 BrCluna Cove re
model w spa and indoor
ele\•ator. steps to water
Lease. lease option
$7~.000 ()poM.30. Z716
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631·7'00
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tra('ltve & xlnl rental ~
cord $335,000
Robers & Ellertsen Bkrs
675-2373 or U0..8S98
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$129,900
The owner has really
given this 2 bdrm, 2 b11.
Bradley Model In Univ
Park ViUage I a lot of
care. New appliances. carpets, drapes and tile
Good location Very at
lracllve terms
COLDWC!LL
BANl(C!RC
don osen
ri·alturs
499 N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH
49'7·4848
OPEN HOUSE TllJR
SUNDAY 2 ta 6 PM
2tl45,....._ Crt. Zif ...... $171,000
2Hll ~. Jlr ...... f.257,500 nou•.-... llr .......... s1n.soo
Jfltt S. Imo, 41r .......... Sllt,100
31524 Wnt NIM, Jlr .......... $121,750
lllU Cm ... S.dt, Z ........ SIH,500
lotOZ ColoNal rt, 41r . . . . . . • . $350,000
19531 SHhont Co•t, llr .... $141 ,000
CA.LL U 1-8440
for More htfa. 11.ffon
LOCJ1M INCll 1041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ne w Modula r Typl'
Home11 , leased land
Oceanfront Pk. J p\I
bchS, 24 5«Urlt} fl.\htnji!
p ier from 12!1 !loo
i99 ~16
New l'Ood glas,.,, ~pi.
solar, 6 dks 2 frpln
3+ J + cloe.e wiobstru1·
table panor villi: \ '°''
~99M P P 494 7631
LAGUNA MIGUS..
A lite & airy 3 bdrm
family home "'•th l'X
cellent finan<·mg .i vallJ
ble Nl'w ly dl.'(:Ora(c-d &
a gem lo see Sl44.51JO
LU VE THE CAR ..
al home & wal k lo the
beach from tlu~ 3 hdrm
home tutketl away on J
OCEANIREEU
Clean oir, mountain
view trct':!>. 3 bdrm. 21,
IJa span~ townhome
SI :> i 000 b) owner
533 7700 "'kd ~ s t!).S Ii.~
be\ Wklwh
EL HIGUS.. HG TS
li) ol'nn H11t buut1ful
<Xe < ~'l '°' h11me
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"'°' ntr .igt, 831 6.S2.ll
4 BEDROOMS
lmmarulate f'aresetter
1nd1~ hnmt• "" ex
µan~l\f' \1ew l'llew
crptg. formal din rm
(Juwl rural atm05phere.
Orii: owrwr.. offer this family home for only
$159 500 Wilham Hosler.
Healtor, 497·3511
quiet ~trt:ct llardwood 1--------rloon., de1:k & bri('k
patio l'Jth maturt> fruit
tree~ Great potcnll.il
Owner "'111 help with
financing sni.~
OWN YOUR OWN
A nircl) k>c:all'<l 2 lxlrm
unit on the $!round floor
Co~ered patio & n1n·
()('ean v1PI' A ix·rfert
~l'tond honw & ''"' ner 1'111 help f1nJn1 e
1141.500
DOCTORS ATTN!
A brand !lei', l'tll de
s11tned & "'ell built J
bdrm home in a qu11.•t neighborhood clo~e to
hospital Ocean vie"' &
outstanding amen1t1e~ Owner '°' 111 help fmanc-c·
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545 WllMbor
2012 San Rnno
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PANORAMIC
NORTH COAST
WHrTEWATER
& ISLAHO VIEWS
3 Bdrm, family rm, 2•,
ba S275,(XX) 845 Katella
SALE BY OWNf:H
675-5320 wkdy~
759 1206 wknd e\·t~
2 BR. 2 ba. R 2 lot Hm
for 2nd wi1t 2 blkb to
b"b $215.000 As~um
St30.000 494 95111, da\~
978 8279
Aat "Vista" Lot
Above V1ctona Bearh
next to uecUllve home~ .
5,000 sq ft . 011>-nrr ,.111
fman"e Sl75,(XX)
Vl•w~Lot Near Boat Canyon
o wne r f1 na nr1ng
$225,000
Prict Sloshed
Bikini l..1/e W1lh Class 1
Ocean and golf course
vi ews. Private area.
next lo Monarch Shop-
plng Center Over 2,000
sq.ft of Med.It. style 3
BR, 2'<'1 ba, 2 fireplaces,
ram /rm and dine/rm.
Community pool and
spa. Euy ttnnt effec-
tive interest rate .098~
Don 't hesitlte. it's VI ·
cant 1:225,000.
494-7551
Newport lead! 1069 .....•..••••••....•....
Wall to tfw beach
From an) 1if the-st:
ltar1t111rt\
2 Hr 2 BJ 2 frvk~ 2c;tr
Jo(J r t d('n S13!1 JllO l"'"' t!>t 1>nced in '1•1., c-Jnill front 3 Br 2 Ra 2
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c-arpl't Only~ 1~10
J u:.t h~tl'd 1 Br J Ba
rc1m rm ~undeek tll'
f 111 < I r I! ir r.: I 111
Sl89 !!Oil
With I.ind J Hr • den 3
rull ba 2 rri>b lln the
water S329.!l50
fixer. hr1n.i J pJJnt
bru~h 2 ''Y 3 Rr \ frami> SHiJ.950
Ninfa & Craiq O'lrieft
642-88~0
John Coomhl' Bkr
HEW BA YFROMT•
3 II H 2', b:. 511' p\I 111cr o .... ner w fm.inre
Westchff Rl'illtor'
J~k for Bob, fi45 i22l
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Ownft'Ship
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care lrg tn.-enbelt loca
lion Onh ~; 511(1 Call
Pete J ohn.,on 631 1266
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REALTORS
W tltcliff C111tom
I llr ~ f' rm • hobh~
nmm ,,ff hui:e pool
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lea~t' S395.0ou \'at.int
Opn l>.i 1I~ 1133
lltghland Jtor1 II wit
Hunt & Altoeiotes
631-7600
kings Rd. V~w
Opn Sun I 5 :10 1521
K ini:s Rd Reaut re
mo<leh'd N('w En$!1and
farmhouse·J Br suite~
hutote rountq k1t rh
"' e\ erythmit 3 frplr~. rr Joor\ u~ed brick
courtyard entry & out
~tandin!l \ u~ of ha\
orun & mght h.:hts owe S47o.<ro at 12·, 111
terest onl) 5695,oo.J Fee
Ol'nr A~ 631 i600 or
5484~~
luytr's Martet
Bu) OCI"' "'1n later
Super ram1I) home. n•·'°'
v111nt rarpet rer<im1t
tile xtra lri: >rd Grrat
assumable (1nanc1ng Owner~ '°'ill ra rr)
S2S9,900 Call Kase) Or
Norm toda\ 6.11 1266 or
548 6492 Ownr Agt
Du plhes, orranfront
bP11ut1ful O<'ean \tel'
Perfec·t location Ni·w
cond1t1on Agt .[73 7JOQ
11 l/4% RMAMC .
1.rg family hou~l' Fr
doors, beam C('tllngs,
partial view of backbay,
nu kitchen . secluded
mstr suite, 3 lri>lcs. pool
It 2 spas f ee land
1458,500 Call Pete
Johnaon 631 l2ll6
ASSUMABLE lat TO 2 tty, 3 BR l'"t ba, DivorceForcesSale
ut11 11toraie rm. lndry Lowe r 3 Arrh Bay . ....., _ _.~ t&UI
rm, beautllul lndscpng. Great ocun view, pvt McCOIMACI n Redwood deck patio area 4bdrm beach 1 _______ _ Mallb\I U&bta. pauo coY· · 499-al LA9M... I 050 ______ ..._
er, planter boaes. etc FAIULOUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAID IN
SUUOO. P\aib6dlftoc. 11 the word for this OPIM UT. & SUM. HAR• VIEW Ina Owner, 644-90~; OCEANFRONT unll 2 bdrm. l bl, patlO. a/c,
W.4720 with custom decor l.n uparadedOoon. Smaatima family room
OWH•MUSTSILL everydetallPLUSfront 05000 770.2475 with we\ bar Un·
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1218,500. Sobmll AC°1 L.,.. ¥1111111 LL I ala~. wumi-Sommtrsct on rre land
$ 497·17'1 bit loan Ow11er will Abloluttly lmmacul11.t ~Llt!H.--------.:..~·~;::;..:...--carry low down pottl move In condll;on
ble. <647CA). Creative flnancln& lllATHJAllHG SUMltlALn avallable
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Dana Point ~P •pt. ~....... I 011 • Oceanfront blulf1, over· ....................... -Z54· 1202
looldnf harbor. Large 2 PRICE REDUCTION
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815.000. ASSUMABLE ln11 In htnl rm. lr1
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floanctn1. Sltl,SOO. S Bdrm 2 b1tb. Im Sor 4Bdtm.. 3Ba bome ln Sharp unlt w/~vrity PllM£ lfftMVl'lll IWtMI( lJ.7 aert1 ol llllllJe pn> 24 Br. NewOando. pra!e, Ira yerd. '700 1ara1tt Kidl ' pelt
Harr Frederick cnaeulate! o.ntr 111.l· Pr t 1 t I 1 lo u • Good.,, WHIU.111. ""'"" pertJ w.U fouled oo Qwwt!!Hll llo.~l!WM welcome. 545.2000 . loua tzmooo "WESTCLIFY". llltt. r= pend rHd with all SBlbtooc..n.!JttHtZ ttl I a.· Mc~ lllht Gorato\11 pool • •P• =~ ~ ~ 1S:ci utlUUa •Clelll natural Hwtt Ur 'i' ' Br. I On. '750 Mo . ..Dili!!!!.a.!!!i!~i....---y ubenctd by IPCC· maybe=· ". 3 Trifilexes ln a row on ocean.side of 1••· Hiib view ........... ;. .......... Plutb erpt•. 2~ 81. Xlnt s Br Iba. At~ 14a.172' tacular land1upln1. 6 ...... 7 I I homt1lt., euulyptua lallrll JJOJ Cedar • a.tua. 11mdtck. prlvU. Pvt eovrlJ• ·
S3l9,&00. Open bouae ._. PCH n Corona del Mar. trtta. Near new Lo• ....................... dl>J car prv aar, tuU,y l!looCfllp.M
NEW Bayfront home Sunday U.&. For fwt.htr Alem1t0t tra1ninl track S I • ..... ma.Int. Jard. Adl.lltl, no Mtw,-ileedll H6f
OC!ANFRONT Duplu w1\.h 50 ft pier. Owner tnformaUoocall: 2 Duplexes + l Triplex ln a row on In Htat• home area . l!ICI'-:-Bdrm 1Q\&ld pet,. h:1qllin •t SZ'l llth ....................... .
• Trl·Plell. Xlnt loc. fln1pcln1.Act.MS='122l ~ Balboa Peninsula -1 lot from sand Qu.lck commuLtr 1ectU cul~1e .uc. Nicely ~NHRl· SANTIA.ODI.
P.P.t7f:7m.m.m3 NEWER a Br, upper bay 60LOCllllCST and surf. Near 19th St. to 1·4 and Amtrak. lalldacaped. prap. No Gor1eo111 I Br, deft, f/r. Beautiful ho&M avail --------i coodo. Model rood. Low L"llL Sl75.000.00. Terma. Real peU tU5/mo 1741 Mlle to bch. llOO/mo. now In tletaat area. 4 THI..,.. Int. loan. Owner anx . '£EALTORS O~ WJS. l·I 1 Duplex on the wa•· ... ~th dock for Property lnverm•sntt. Sumic Lant, ~m. Dr'· ff5.• ... *'1 Br. a Ba. "Dln1na Rm • ........ _ .. lous.A1t!l4t7221 ' 1 "SOCT 921S.KILsoN ~ 11128.Man t ., ~1... Uvill1Rm•F1mlly '"~ " ' ,.s IA ES tlS.500 30' boat. Jl'allbrook (714)7!-8118 ~-!!!!!!• Rm. New wallpaper. 3 bdfm, din. rp'p llv. 0wMrCSTy·14o/o 7 .... 2ttt 2BR,t8A,Db1Gar. ........_. JJ06 WA.LITO .. CH cozy kitchen le many t;':"xt~!11iu";e·rn:ce~~ !Brro,un'd'•R. s'f!8· ,oluosoh. 54Hlll;Htllt1bkr. All Large 'Assumable Loans at 121,',%. Bfar~tow·,~·~~·.&761:~ •Y••••1•••:•:: .. ·.:.: .. 2··b .. I BR boine, nlu fenced many xtru. S1150 mo
t b aml 11 11. • • ···cH1••G••11o.11 •-M-----U.-..1...1 0 ' . IC DI ,....,,....... ear y. ,. oun.... •• yard. '815mo. Broker Cooperalion. u W/Cer c ewa .. 64H4N --"""" ~·--wnersmotivated! RteNatM.JnneolaRd. den,fpc,lar1epat.lo.No sconllAl.n le &or. 4 cover«! patio ~........,..._______ Never aeain such an of· Au um able loan1 oew Moblle home park or children -.,0 mo. Ref. 7~·"74.
areu. Pr1cel230.000. 53 IA.CK IAYCOHDO fer I! a four year NEW everythln&, pool tc apa. c...a.-.. Zl/=r Aa ... , aubdlv!1lon. Utllltlet 111, tut, ucurlty. 1~71lJ HARBOR RlDCE Ocean down,auume$40,00011t 3 BR 2~ ba, pvt yard. deluxehousewUhrental Gre1t ~CoutPl1z1 ., ..... _, ~ 1190,000.Tenm 71J0.9061,f75-IG4 View. Lux. 3 Br. 3 Ba.
truat deed at 7~3. Xlnl Owner w/belp finance. unit. Auume exlstinc location. (MICA ) 640.IJ 7 Beautifully de<lOrated 2 LOVELY HOME Lee Maste.r suite, den,·
land lute e3.00 per Westcliff Realtors, ask financing with l.nterett SUM UALn Accldenttorceuale. 320 Brduplea. Yrl,y .->. 4 BR, 2\lt BA. ram rm. wet bars, f.p .. te.nnis.
year. Can't change unliJ rorBob~7221 below todays rate 9 2 I ac. rancb,acctNtoHwy LORAVANCERLTR ~lc1837. Sept 1. ~mo. pool. Jae., $1900 /mo.
year 2003. 14% int. only BAYSHORES, 4 bdrm, 2 Owner will carry paper lH at Santa Maria. !7HOt!2 -... 875-047, 549-IQlll.
2nd tru1t deed due ba fam rm m.ooo. No qualifyinL Buyer ~ L.... '°'' ._ .... __ ,, ..... 1400 Treet 1tream ' view. 3 Br 2 Ba Great 1oc 9885 1•8'7.Callownerfor 631«...., can have a autlrut o•••u•u•o•••u•uu__.11.,.ny 126Utt'TS mMpra".Ta-•10.5"' ,.~ ....... 3222 · · · a..t.1i9c.yo. ..._ ••••• •••••••••••••••••• _,., ... ........ -,., -Mo lncld &ardeoer No oa llf··" ..-.1_-:;.,. t-" appt. dally after 5 pm H~vt.. beach r~homewith COUMTIY 4,000 1q.fl. commrl SJ,41t,OOO lnternt •••••••••••••••0 •••••• pets. Call 846-1371 or ucau vuy """"-Vl1 ""' (714)7~ ....-• .,..w a rent.al urut and great RMAMCI bid& /Coat a Men, WUIConlidertrades 21ftt. J.... 846-tae. Mn.Ganz El Dorado model. 3 ••••••••II Move an condition, 3 financtn" ~1 .. S340 ooo ...,50 000 Pl · o 1Mf. dn w""'•-r , • na b I re J d b'· n..,,ia Bdrm. 2.,.. ba, wet bar.
NEWPORT COHDO
Sharp lra new 3 Bdrm,
r1111c. patio ' spa As·
aume 11~%. low down
or lease opt.Ion. Won't
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Tenore 631-1266
30 Ste,.TolMCh
Water view, includes
land. 10% auumable loan, 4 bdrm, 2 ba,
w /poss1ble guesl
quarters. Call now ror
details. 75Z-6499
Plan IV Real~
bdrm. 2 ba home ID •. Vl'V • s Br 3 Ba. 3800 sq. ft. " • . ana/permit r v·,., ..... ~ • ....un. -•c I .. ir1 .. n . IC, OU "' gar. """""c. • .... h... parquet nrs Security CaU979-S370. Country kitchen, formal tobulld8,000.q.fl. more. ~ 11deotJ1l lot w/bWldin, Nr. Fuhloo laland and ~ Harbor View Hlgh as· A LLStJ1 TE dlnln1 room, white Bkr. 711·3350Mooday plana and couta beach. '750 MO (213) H_..., l242 sated, view ll200/mo sum able loaM H11hly 642·6 I SJ comm perm 11~ ooo -1•0687 or (213) 782:11..55 ....................... be. Call Donna Sutton upgraded throughout water view , l1r1e Co••1rdlll ·VA,· • · .. -- --. 3br, 2ba, view or harbor, S44 ·9076 or Henry Shows Uke model. Must wooded lot. 2 blocks to ,___... 1600 ~ • GMta1• G E R A y / Bk r · Ocean l bay vu, 3 Bd, ID· waaher/dryer book·up, 552·$195, Bkn.
sell rasl Askin& sz:m.soo REAL TORS the beach. 1398.000. As· ... ;;'l;';~~~............ .. ... ••" --2l3/est.9Ul door elevator, steps to f11>lc, blt·inl, 1ar., sec EASTBLUFF
met land Come ror ID· aumable 11~3 fmanc· RARE C·l·H Newport pvt beaches. SIJl?Olmo. SUOO/mo.848-1358 Three Bdnn, 2Yt ba, end
spectlon Sat, sun 1·6 SPYGLASS ln&.Aaent4@H130 Buch Property. so· IEACHIMl'UX o.tof S.. Hunt Ii Auociates 1 .__ 3244 unit. &ood condition and
1860PortWheelerorcaU FOllCL,....... fronta1e In prime loc•· Two 1or1eoua unita ·1~ P,..,.n, 2600 63Hec>o "-I I -.... Kite·Hi&bOcean View v~ lion 0 will f bl"""" to ..... ach and only •••••••••••••••n•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocat on. _,., per mo. 160·9596 Owner /Alt 4 br custom. Sl~.ooo IM~ · wner anance. _,....,. ""' 1 Cost. M... 3224 Unlver1lty Park. 3 Bdrm, Week dlY! '1~75
G •1Da. 11t.a.UTY Owner fin. 752·9227 a&t SlOO 000 cub buys 4 Br Exclusive. Principals 2 Ye&l'I old. Ocean v ew, SIDOHA COMM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21,Aj ba, lar"e bonus rm •-..-------
"" V' --• · only Ask for Irene 2 l 3 bdnn units. The 3 On W Hwv•A C 2 C 3 DLX CONDO 2 B I " • 1• Truly indoor/outdoor IYOWMER panoramic ocean view Loudon.Act.63H247or bdrmil11Utforowner l,Aj + A-~. ho·m~: loft Br. 2~ S:.'t.,,fc: llOONopet.s. Wlryl......,Mowl
livln1. 3 Bdrm 2h Ba, 6WALLSOFGLASS home. Private com· 631-7300 occupant Only $300000 ahowroom. 1reenbouse I S77S SSZ.<ri79 •Low or no oown pay. all new kitchen. tale munlty, outatandlnc · c II ;,,,..~...,o ' · 1ar., 8 c, new. · ·-------•I ment r-uired. noors. lrg liv rm & din· Solar pool, jac, lge cor· financing. Sacrifice. a now ... r...,, . It Iota. Write or call for 673·5565or96U3T7. ~ ..
Ing area, frplc, pool. ner lot, 3bdnn, ram. rm, s499 000 Broker DISSOLVING A LLS1':J1 TE brochure. Real Estate LEASIOPTIOH lmcltoS.~ •Lower monthly pay
E h l din. rm, 2 baths, RV 499•1526. · Partnership beinl dl.s· Central, P.O. Box 360, Lushious aolr course menta. ac room opens ono pad. Reduced to r ...... solved. 90 feet ol com· Sedona. Az 86338. (602) Why pay rent??????? view location, 2 bdrm •E11lerQuallfylng.
lush patio. New on the $269,900. owe lge 2nd ...... I 090 merclal waterfront to be RE •LTOAS 282·#33· New. f ant.aatic, well loca +den ' formal dining •Buy• Uve in today. market. Won't last at 640.0325 ••••••I'•••••••••••••••• f ~ I-"'--,._, led 3 Br .. 3 Ba. new Con· room. Smartly appoint· •Tax Benefit.a. $348,SOO·tenns. Opn Hse ~~=------COWAN tmGHTS sold. N.B. CaU for an o. 00 00 _ _. ......_ do, SllOO per mo, next to ed It nea~ pool. Avail. For lnfonnallon caU Bob
Sunday l·S. Sil Irvine IA YCREST-VltW EST•TE 640-7000. 4SUNITS ll.687 ·5 · · Gro•" 2700 au 1hoppin.c. 631·S<ri5. Sept 1at1125/mo. Newell , Lido Office, Ave. For appt call FHLAMD "" $22S,OOO down. (4) Four·••••••••••••••••••••••• RedhlllR lt 673-7300 9'7S·l.249or~sm Bkr. Custom view home on pines 1175K·SSlSK · 5 Br 3 Ba. lg yrd, nu ea y, ·
AJ!sumable loan, secon· secluded 2.29 acres $40K·S90K down. Prin LAlllJ.ISTPAIC& carpet, drapes. oven. WoocllrWp _Trade Luxury Newpart dary financme avaala· Zoned for hones. 2 con· cipab only. AU usuma· • Clote to .scboob, park. Deli&htful 2 bdrm 2 Story Bayfront for OWNER WILL home on \., acre for ln· ble Large family home datlonally approved rJUIOCJ..l)( ble financlni & owner or beautiful acrea&e t.eMla. Mesa de! Mar. Lown home in Warm· lease Spa & patio. S1600
C •nay cso2m80e.0U0n011.s oArc't EqnoU:t.Y, Low maintenance bulldln~ lols, one with carried. AGT Allan nearLebanoa,Orecooat Bob or Dovie 6:U·l266. ln~n "Fairfield" Ute, Mo. Dock avail for 40'
"""' ft (""4CA ltt.U. TY root o( Caacadet with bo 85 1651 L "-d 1 1 .,.. > view pacious s Bdrm ~~ 646-1132. . Af\. l!!OO. br &ht & airy corner al A&ent 1· . rg "' oan, J.st oan IS· Broker Co Op Agent SU ... •"'" 'TY moL-""" forest. sprinp It 1ruin1 tJ 1 .. -I sume at same rate. 3 631·4Sl6 "~ home with over 4SOO '-•.. RE Sales people to learn land Ideal ror cattle, 3 Br 2 Ba College Park. loca on ud "couple" LIASMA.TROMT
Bdr 2.., Ba. 15 ac P\'l 96~261 1 sq ft. of hvan1 space. .. &40·7000 invest men ts & ex. sheep, dairy farm or bit-Ins .. D/W, frplc. home. Avail. Sept l at C r t bl f ly
park, vacant-ready. lake EASTIWFf SAVE ON EASTBLUF'F' Hu~e rec room with chan1es. Xlnt oppty ror crops. 20 to l(XX) acres AvaLlable. S150. Ask for 16SO/mo. h!~ :re~ C: 3 ~ms!:P
new. won't last I Unusual I levels br or 4 fixer, 1285,000. Owner kale ekn,.and bathlopentto n&bt penon. l()()'l, com· avaJlable For sale or Pete 751-3'191 ofc F'am Rm, Uv rm, 2
JobnManhaU br + nncs o"1cewisep financing. Lusk bwlt 3 spar •n& poo /pa 1° COA.STtHHWAY mission available. Con· lease Nowoperatlflgas Eastalde 2 Br. l Ba. cargar,2pat.los.one on
....., ,....., rvv BR 2 Ba. pnm' e location area. 3 cozy fireplaces, ridential interview caltla ranch with 3 endsd gara"e, renced tha sand ~""" mo. '2' "'w"""' entrance Huge Country o A llful •~ 'th 1 earden room , hobby MIWPOITllACH 5*S880 Vince ~ • "' ...,,., • Kit . Lge Playroom w IK'au ,.,. WI Pan· room Excellent financ· GreallocatJon. 1000 sq ft' houses, ban\,,, etc CaU rur yard. Separate s I 1 p may be av a i I R&'M* wetbar&pooltable,3 Lers,sprioklers mg."""",""". bid dll a lease owner /a&t714~7210. washer/dryer room ~67~~=~-----
b h XI r OPENSUNDAY1·5 _..,....., I an ye r · A.WA. .. M4-l'UX w/hook up. A-s from at . nt anancang Pn'ma w'-.. -.. on Cout .... -2 Br mobile home on Devin &Co. 642·6368 "' u........ park l ahoppina No lmmed occ S267,SOO Hwy. Great parkin1. Owner will trade thlJ 1.-11.... S43S M 5629 milll••••••I water . quiet. no fH. ~I. Tl I fl'•
Owner a 759-0564. UPPEI IAYYIEW Owner will finance. comer property and IS· be.... 2100 :S· 2 °· TIO. : University Park 2bdrm kida/peU~. 968-6164
,.EWPOITCIEST BLUFFScondo.38drm. Goodforrastrooda.club, slat with financlnc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·544 · +loft, 2ba, 2 car aar. 2 BLUFF'S-UpgradedJbr. Two or 3 bdrm + den. O~ Sat/S. 12·5 fee land Reduced S20M ofrice, etc. $190,000. Reduced to 1210,000 Palm Sprinp house wilh E/Side, 3 BR 2 Ba, den. patios, pool It tennia 2...,ba, fam rm. r111tc.
2 ..... ba Low down 3 OR '"--tH to $3261,<Xl). Sharp . VII· 17THATPROSPECT ·-Submltolfen. pool, $139.500. SS3,000 ram rm, fplc, dbl gar bl I Sl OSO Owner will finance at s;.#-3.,4 wy cant . seller motivated. TUSTIN, 731·3lll WATERFRONT ---equity. Will exchange w I o Pen er . Yard . ~~mo. <2131823-8228 f:i~. ~5-~
nominal interest rate ' Open houseSal/Swi l·S HOMES 'WATERFRONT Newport Beach area children OK. no pets Broker, Tom Gottier DtAftlG lay1idt Y'9. 416 Plata. Other lttUitat. REAL ESTATE , · HOMES (714)327·:1128· Grdnr /wtr incl."°° mo. Lakes 2br, CONDO, up-New Condo Nwpt Hghts 3
646·9200 Lovely adult. mobile i C I 2 I M' w port ....................... 631-1400 REAL ESTATE 7 Un!t Riverslde.1167,000. Broker, 675-ll006 arade, ~.:~1 g~·iv2e"'1 b~a.29~P:1m~lr
.LovayuDO. park. 2Br. pauo. pool~. ,.__..__ MoblltHOMll . 631·1400 Equity ~1.000. Will Nu adlt condo. nr s .c . •tA """"Mo Norals
Sfcas bch S29 SOO Adda _...... Pl 2b 2b u3s Universa'ty Pa.... Condo " · .,,.,., ' ' · : • . 64"5357 For S• 1100 Co•do ...... 1-·ffow• trade lo Costa Mesa aza, r, a .., · ,,. h Id II Just completed tonal listings Bkr Lee Ir' •-.......... -... '""""'Mayapple.3Br 2 no c 1 ren 8
beautiful -· .. bard en· · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... _ •• .a.-.. 1700 ~.:;!-',./, house Property Gold or 551-..-..., 1......,.._.,,. ._.... 752 '"""' """'' Morgan675-4010 H rtof...___. _._. 2100 2 d 'TD a•5 '207s Ba.2carp.raae.comm· ~~·"""'="~· -----try. Large 2 drm, 3 '""!!!!!!ll!!llll!!!•m!I!!!!~~ to ..... -,...._, IST An SAl.I ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• p n . . . "" . or 4br, 2ba exec .. crpt, d111s. I ' l6SO bath ho"'" with finest "' Big 4iBr, F. rm, 3 Ba+ 1966 Majestic Located in P•LM-.._... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·5763 blt·ins. S750. lat, lut + ty poo t.eMas. · IAYCllST '"" EXCm~G lg pool Great ram II" ,... --' -... c..n c_.. Sierra M 0 mt Co Nie• ho us a available appaintment.s. Xlnt as-" · ' Laguna Beach Park Deep Canyon Tennis Ha..E'T ,...... ,,..,.......,, " " " sumable loans. Owner PR~IES 4ome, near schools, Near Ocean. Week days Club. Lovely 3br. 2ba STOP~ lOac-..R·l,...,.,000 Vacant! E/Side quiet 3 &41-1324· now , in &real area. 2000
vrgu parks. churches and 7"" •17• d I I d r ·~· ..-b b r I DW w.a.• .... •-5itM1.a.•"' sq ft 3 bdrm, 2 ba. 2 wilJ help finance Ar, h .... .,..9000 ,.,4 ..., .• ,, "A"Plan.GreatGreen· In u1tra con OI or Comm'lcorner,llM,000 r, 2 a , 111 c. ' Aa.nv1 TV-.; fplca Gard•nar incl . . _.. ...7S 000 5 ops. -· . pn LV b I L aNW\ d ,_ 1000 ·--sq. rt lndry car .. 95 359 3 bd 2 ba I pat1' .... pra11.,., at~ • on Y .. l>oolldi.yfr•t 1509 Highland Call Vee et oc. _,.,., own. Hae. .., ~ ich · Personal notea. For Im· · · "' · rm. 'enc · 0· '975 mo Ilse. Children r.~·~9 ~ ~!~~~n Parts Udo Cc.do Stinson. •EXCITING• owe Sl<ri,000 at 123. ~:~::i~to~.S:fe~c cat proved free & clear R.E. Woodland. 673-3llOO mo. M$-9181 welcome. (213) 84~5578 lot.oG Pt~ Hunt & Associates BKR. ~1220. p ul ... _,, A anrwbert, l.m-2948 2 br, crpta, drps, 1 car I ... eo.do or 1213> 276-7C»l ask for Owner/Aft. 673-0697 631-7600 BLUFFS CONI)().Single 1 ..........,,, · • • ....1 IL.l.....t.... car No pets. Refs m The Spnn' •• $480 ,..r Pam loyfrolltc:Oltdo Gre .. 9fPn to 3Br 2Ba Uod ---$450/mo. lat l lut + -,... ~~------*•BOAT SLJP lt .. S. ~l~· New'a~u til: 21001qftbk!aoo .UOsqft W..ttd HOO poodep.648-$6.17 mo, avaU Sept l. Incl Waterfroot leue. 4 Br 4 IA.YAtOKT co.or
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Security. M2S,(XX)
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TOWNHOUSE
Split·level (Greenbriar> 2 BT. 2 Ba. Study area,
Fireplace, 2 Patios.
Security. Pool. Tennis
ASS UMABLE LOAN
Priced at 1215,(XX). Open
House. Sat/Sun 1·4
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w,tblS huge 2/den or 3 fam rm, ID Colt.a Mens 8*20l3 rorra.Ownerl45-4832 Older Reaideollal Bchor 2Bdrm, lBa. fenced yrd, lntmeot 12200 Bob ' Dovie
HAUOIVllW ~i~w~o~~w~ ~!~~&r n1cestS1t.arpark. °'C l1. LohforS. 2200 Waterfronlpniperty.To 'har aarw/opener,new llMT.ALS 63H.2156Ai\. l"t&...fltTowa 1H OO purcbaae 6 orjolnUyde· t /d 1...,1 cardaner 3br,1V•bl •Cl\•-------ICMOUS room and master swte 20&0.197i' Goldenwest .th II ifus"T's&i":;·a~;·~~ velop. I will provide cp r r~ • ~ 4br, 2i,.,b1 woo r:;;'
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purchase a home of dis· and the bestfinancing at wet bar In Laguna Hllb Tn·plex, NE Colt.a Mesa. fully improved. Palm Pem. 956-l28l Family Condo. nr So. Specializing in Newport llnctive design ln this ln· the beach Call for your • --.i. By owner. Prime loc. Desert Country Club. Coaet Plua, 3 br, 3 ba. 3br, 2ba 11150 Beach, Corona del Mar
tamale and unique com· personal inspection nicest 5s~ ...., .. 21 yrs (2)2 br uniU. (1)3 br, 2 Part cash, paymeni., ........... · Incl. washer. dryer. It Turtlerock arus. Call +to qualify. SJ},000. ba houae. 1250 ,000. trade, e.xchan&e. (714) --rri li&O/ 640-8429 Carole Garber 675-9023. munity Traditionally [gJ CLASSIC Courtesy to brokers. 588--0611 ....................... re &. mo. A&t. of Elite A.uociates.
Ctearp1oer,Codth1'sonchtahr'rnfnxg· WoodbrldCJC MOIUHOME Wkdys 546-6727, evea MORRO BAY ocean vu HMHIFw Jr... 2 Br 1 ~ duplex;.,!11>lcl.
Real(" S.01 ,.. u,._6163 1 f .,., """" lk ••••••••••••••••••••••• screen.,,, patlo, uo De d townbome Is split level ~ .... ~ ota rom _......, wa to 07 Mar .,,.. 64205 Newport lslan Home 2706 H bo St 206 beach. Terms available. ~ , ..... 11 . ,.,...,. . 4br, 2ba, privacy, steps and beautifully detailed 551·3000 5ar,.5r9. 3e7 ·A IKCNM Propefty 2000 , .. 1.7a 2 ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• 2 Br. 1 Ba. House. Fenced /b Sl200 within. This ls the only •ttOBarranu PlhH ,ir\ln• 41r' ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" ..., Winter rent.al, 3 BR l~ yard, stove, carpets. to ocn ay, Imo
one or its kind on the --------l!!!!!!!!!!!!IB•l!l!!!!•!!!!!!!!!I Oceanfront ~ fin 703 Mo.to-.Dnert, ba, 11 LR, k.ltch. fplc, $400Mo.640-7464. ....::6:.:..:73~·3335=~----
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DEHNE SODfl.UMG 644-7211 25 c-1.-.ci Dr. Hoag. !Newport Beach) Ga••T _. • ...,.,~ EQUITY nitea 833-TISl .... H Uton 642 7743 Golf,. __ vt...w --,-· Small pet.a ok S2S SOO -"""""""~ PARTNERSH!P OF· ' ...., am · · __. ..... IWTOI elm McLafn s plit level · · COSTA.MESAUHITS FERED.CalhedralC•· Lovely cotta4e. yearly Old 3 Br.SantaAnaHta. Rancho San Joaquin 7BDRM·5BATH
640-4511 1 townhome with golf 646·7908 ri 8un M&OM,l0.ll%. nyon Country Club 2 Br. le11e, 2 r 1 Ba. 1 13 Ac . 1850 /mo. 2Bdrm, +den w/wet S4.250permo. ••l!!!!l!!!!m•••~I ~ course view, large NB. 2 bdnn. r 1. atove. 14 un SS40M lO.low:;, 2 Ba . com letely 1'750/mo.A&\.673-5410 MarshallRllrS7}4800 b1r.1roundlevelongol! IJ40.2836Al!..Kershner _ enclosed patio, 2 decks, near bch, pool. Small sun $500M ~·lOV.% om p i 1.__1...... •--a. 1140 courw. all appliances. 3 ILUFfSCOHDO pool, tennis. Assumable pet,adultpar!t.646-2801 •Un"•"M"'V.•·ll°' fumlabed Condo. 19.500 W*fV•-E11t.1ide ~Br. 11rage, patios, view . 1825 + W"tclffGro•n Immaculate 3 bdrm con· WESTCUFFCONDO ~ ...-• .,. buya 14 Interest. Contact ....................... yard. Avail. now. IS50 + aecunty851-0320 Brand new-fltver lived do,closetopool End un· 2 Br 2ba. rrpk, pool, loan.1275,(XX). BrokerCooperatlon. Owner714/?14-8962. 27 FT Terry trailer. S300 security. Kids OK. -in.3BRtxecutJvehome Ph 5596 Gii WALKER Ml.AIWATB CallTomLeeAcent Prime toe. ~block to oo..8389 l.of!M.._. 3241 it.Sl98,000. 1122,500. 631· Rta 675-5200 Steps to the water on 642-1600 o.tofC~ beach. Pool & Jae. • ...................... wtwetbar Sl9SO mo.
C/21 N~ ... .,.~_,rtC..tr. USTILUFf Lido Peninaula 2 Br. ,,..,.,., 2550 Co mpletely furn. llMTHIGH? No . Lacuna Redwd. -=97~5:...:·126=2-----64t>-5l57 76().6767 3 Bdrm. raml ly 2bamobllehomesonly3 Trade Luxury Newport••••••••••••••••••••••• Cabana.AvaiJAug5to GOLE.ASEOPflON 11111 ocvu,woochy,2 WA.MTIDTOLIASI
THE ILUffS. Catalina. ocean. night 10% DOWN years old Pool. rec rm. home on ~ acre for ln· Brand new 3 Bdrm 2 Ba June 15th. SZ75 mo. Elec· No CHh required. Gain Br. 2ba. dlnln&. 2 frplc, cw• o.Ka.t
PRIME view condo 3 Ufe view Open Sat/Sun amaU petok come Unlta or ? Equity home with 1932 sq rt on trlc, water Incl. 842-*1 equity. F\nancin1 set. drapes . c pts. a p THE BLUm 4Bf 3ba
Bdrms ·frontrow Ftt 1 5 2333 Arbutus 2th~bermach~~d~~ #22-182,500 1280,000. Act now ! 3.61cresf11111bleland Mt.....,..__... ll6' No qualif)'in& .. 3 Br. 2 pllancu, dbl 11r or 3Br 2~ba.famrm, S27S.OOO. A1ent 557.4579 ~ 137-•.ooo Broker Co-Op. A1eol for horses, 11.rden or wr-' -Ba. $11J,(XX) Full Price. 1900 /mo. lone term "'-I · 2 I and . Low down or644-1011 from balcony 2 baths --. 8311516. you.name.It. $129,500. ....................... Acent 55&§51S. 497-4543 am"" t or view. yr
creatlveflnancing Recently reburbished. WATERFRONl TOWNHOUSE TYPE 4 Owner may 111lat In ..... MaMco EASTSlDE 3 br 2 ba lelle (w/purchueopl!) C[2t MewpartC.tr. BLUFFS Sl43,000. Ask ror Carol, HOMES PLEX in Colt M financln1 for 1 year Prof. decorated 3 8d llo yrd ,_;,. iar' HtLLSIDIVllW Aue 10,occ. 7eo.1100. all
640.5357 76().6767 Agt,673·7~. REA. LESTATE 1 esa. w/&ood down. F.dith W. home. F\llly furnished f:ae ·, bric'ii'l'Kldi Spacioua4Br. Fam/Din. &em wkdY!.
MIWPOITCUST ~~~\~"7.5~1:t~."2 •••!!!mll!!!!•l!!!!l!!!!!ll 631-1400 • ;:~~~=~·~kin~ Heulck Rltr le As · w/11rdener, monthly welcome IB50 54s.om Grd!U'. lll00mo.494-2M Newpar1 Shores 4 Br. 3
3 bdrm condo. Close to Ba, with all new bright PIHIMSULADPLX S240,000.AcmtMH103 sociatu Allt for Gayle cleanin& tervlces and lcMS-2345 . Greahu 3br,2ba,frplc, 81.CanalFront.
1 d t.ennia E 1 lnterior and spa. $40,000 Sm lBr + lBr, build out Sharp.-~ auoclatlon feel In· palin/deck, nr beach & llG-fl683. J:..n:~a.Pricedto;;~. down,S222,S00.505Vlsta lo make money, by LAGUMA 110/oDOWM C~LMltt clud,edd.deJallc;:.,cffm"';. £.•d 1'/N2 ... Bl town,@0.494.-> 48r.2~Ba.Famllyrm, $1.89500 Grande. Owner/Agent. owner , $198,000. Will T-w.d Owner flnanctne. 2 .. OI._.. poo an 11 .... u •mi· on....,, nr ewport · OCE ANWARD OF pool. Harbor High dis·
• · 640.8456 cooperat.e.IJ.U..5262 M·~·...__ ho111e1onlot ·4Br. + 2 Bo derin RancboSa ta ly llvln1. Lene for .-SMo.Utillocl. HIGHWAY North trict S1500.lncl.water& •C4~513N~Mz""'~11117tr1rt~f.7 GREATOCEANVIEW _,,_ Br.OneblocktoE.17th. Fer3 Brl2 Ba He~ $1500/mo.644-7020 912-JI02 Laauoa.Vacant!3huge ma.Int , 95S·0809
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thouse. security build· ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ~~e'!'fr~~~~: ,:~•: 1165,000 Full Price. beautifully landlcaped LI ichla. Mombl,L.rental, microwave, dbl/car, lge HARBOR VIEW HOMES IA.YROMr in&. Xlnt financing. covered peUO. 3 private A&ent55M.'118. w/45 llme t.rw perma· ngo ~ fenced yard, $1400 mo. Super 4Br, 3Ba, clole to tZ-/oFl4.AMCIMG Beautiful amenities. MIRA·COSTA beaches. Adultt only . nentf'loftrbeci. sooed 11it1&-4Bdrm ho use vie. yrly. Would aell or OP" prk la pool. J ust re·
Newport's u clua lve A&enp~µo. Charmin& 1 story end Price includes furniture. ,,.... for bones. llotlvated to r a ir v le w /Ba lit er. tlon-~l.dre. decorated. $1Z1S/mo. in·
Pt111ntul1 Point. Newly L 1D0 L 1V1 MG :: unit overlooltlnJ rreen· $24,900. O-i•I~ move at szzs.ooo .. Four cpedt Id~ •:.~1!,.!..m· Hlllle714~fk RE cld. ardnr. 640-l!W.
coutrucUld4Bdrmand belt.Three bdrm,· tU-1112 WWW morelnformat.ioClca o.tef~ m ·~·----..._... EXECUTIVEHONE Oathrealdencewith pvt fA.MILYAIM cheerful livlna rm 20 unite, !.tide M. 7 Em I l Y If art ID o Pr•l'tJ 21IO XLNT J~ Beach 3br, LAlflM... 1210 DOVERWESTCUFF BOAT DOCK. Sl.650.000 Spacious 4 Br. on extra w/vaulted cellln&. Ii yrt old. Overall ftnanc· 1-4$4;SZ$1.Ac\, ....................... 2"'b•, 2lty tee Jard all ....................... 4 Br. I Ba. Gated front
taclodtna lhe land or wtde lot wtth lush are.en fireplace, 2 lnvltlna In& tO'Xt. Owller' moUvat· amen. m&LmoM-1035 HOME FOR RENT court yard le rur Pllio
St,215,000 le11ehold. patio. Seetn1 Is bellev· patlo1. Immaculate. ed. Hurry! C&llK.evln. CONDOS FOR RENT. I Bdrm. 1125. Ftnced dbl frplc. WOO lncld
Owner/Builder D10 In&! Steps to bay le 1139,SOO w/$110,000 -= Bralldoew.SeeWestbay y1rd aodpr11e.Klda6 11rdener. No pet1.
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'111,000. PentboUH l, 3 rm am. :·Juru' ....................... BEACUCOI'TAO! PllMI LA.. w/paUo, • BotJt bave ....... ...... Ull walk to buch, ttnnil. :.:!:ne.:!:.!~ • ~c~ ~.il (~.82443 ~ :C:.ur.fr~~ ~~~: lBdrm, 18a, 40 X 70 lat. Ideal Planned Community Site. On· t • 11 n l •, po o I , ....................... pool, apa. No pet1.
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condo, w/many up.
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no peta. lit. " last +
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spa. prv bch. 2 car 1ar.
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all p a Viii. 87 3-80SS, 875-0587.
Exec . 4 Bdrm with
separate master suite.
3000 s If. On SanU&10 Dr In OoY er Sho res.
$1800/mo lease. Smith·
Mexer Bk 543-7813
Pvt park, 3 Bt Z'h Ba,
W /D, refrig, $7~/mo.
Kidt OK, no pets.
John MarshaU
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1700 l&h St IDo••' fl 16111) (714) 642·511J
HARBOR RIDGE: Great
view! Prol. decor. Furn.
2·3 Br. New Condo.
Owner 673-Wl
1 BR adult condo, sec.
guard. pool, jacuni.
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645-0230
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decorated, lease, paUo,
mo.~7762
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Yard, lldry r'IQ. Great lllldlatx._. Jl40 tftM..lia.lil ~=,:1:.::· THIC0~.}~ EJlS atru aona.b&eratet. b:. lllOlllo. .. ....... -....... ... .....~ ...-"'''~ 100 .. 4000 s. Ft.
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peta sas. Sien'• Mtmt. lh'. WtlJ decoraled. An adllll oommunlty oo MS-as.t CIHTB 54Ml23
Co.ffMa Olympie.._ pool. Ulbt· tbt Back Bay. Spec· M/P prof. J .br, pool, S.C. Pr:••:• llTA&.Sl'ACI td teull t'OUrt, Jacuul, tacidar Spa, 7 awlm· Plaza. DIO mo. + S200 L_._ '81\ litt landacapln~ mln1pook,811pt,edltn· aec.Attet8P)C.5630a!6 3wlndowolflcaavaila· 1J.Odsq.l;.';ooH(;rbo~ •••••••••••••••••••• •e-t•B"8 Ho.Bl bealllll\&I blcta. nit cow11, bike tta.111, Exclualve So. C. abopplnf bit in Full Service Leo at ex~~e.' . . rea --=• la•n...., To-.-.-• • tu t t I n I a r e e n . Itta, 20 mill to beub, Z • R mi a..-1t SOOS O 1 ..._.,, 5015 "' -From .a..osu acbelor1. 1 and z Br.Z Ba.~.A11 thru SuJtelnNewportCeoter ealono ca 675-8700 ~•mr " -CONOOS FOR ft!NT A ii N ' ............................................. . 2Br. + Dm.2~8a. "40 MAllMaS WALi bedroom• apertmenll. La bo r ay. e('s. va · ow. RITALSPACI BIKE RENTAL BUSI. 50~JOINTVENTURE 2Br.Z~Ba. $UO z' 3 Bt. Towoho&11e and townbouaea from 548-2320call early AM. 84G-5S40 SOOO&q.h.ooNwptBlvd. In Laguna Belch For OPPORTUNITY
l Br,lllratra '515 Apt.a rrom M Patios 1510.00permontb KONA HOUie oo ocean. HI traffic. Great ex-moreinfo,caU41M·330t. Car wu h developer·
Brand new. full alte 1fn1ie ' double car OnJaa;iborMHl''-At Furn'd. SIPI 4. Week or ~~0~880~0 ~qF~t'_C ~~i posure. S3SOO mo. Sw~Pool oper ator will provide
townhomu, double ,., ••••• near Hunt. SanJoaqum UDRoad mootb.87~ Newport Blvd, C.M. Ph lmmed.occupy. c.....rc.. land " building. Needs
1ara1es. ottvat.e fenced Harbour. 841)F. (714*+1900 ......... -. 4300 6'8·94ll5 Realono~ 675-6700 Joint venture partner Lor
yarda, ff.replaces. No 1 .... 5 ... ...,...... Oceanfront for Winter ....................... NewportMOdem Store Service ....... front end expenses.
pets. Located 2 bk>cu " , ...... , ... Rental• Fumiahed Ir u _,_ or ofc nr post ore S4SO Southern Orange Coa1t 957-1777
from downtown ahop· 3 Br. 2 Ba. Aot. with 2 unfurn Broker 87M912 &0•w&?li~~ deposl~ s.MwToSMre 548 s tf. 2131471-7001 Area. No exp nee. Will Mow.=;.."-"-'-y"""to-L.09-~-S.,...O"'"z'""'s
ping 5 · to beach car attached 1ar1ge · · . · cut ..... expenses . SllOto S140 perofrice Jerry train. $$0,000 Full ...................... . Opeftda:mi.U w /D boolt·up, patio: NO FEE! Apt. Ir Condo Profeulon11ly since 504 N. Newport Blvd amount req. Will net WI DOW bu mooey for
,...W ..... St c M frplt. Small pet/child ttnlala. VW. Rent.a.la. 1.971. SuJt• ....,1 ..... 6m Coro.adet Mer $40,000 pl1.m. Call Mon/· 2nd T.D.'a .. 0.ooo •-up! -. -.... .. . . ok. Nr Hla'IL Harbour. 875-4812Broker HOUSIMAm .... -,._. ...... ft G F 9 PM 408-867-0111 ~ • M5-11311or~ Only'""'""'. UDO VIEW Z br, 2 ba. 2 -..... 4200 sq round floor. _.!!.,_ S . £.Z CREDIT! No pnlly .
l'\..&.a&... 35 ,,.,_ _.'lL>I Coast Highway ICECREAM·NEWPORT CallA&t Eileen87~7311 ,,_.,.. OYW TSL MGMT fl42..1603 terr.,frp~prime,adlts. H~ Realonomics Co rp Xlntbeachloc $19,SOO
Lr& 2 Bdrm. Upper. $370 MUI au~u JIDIM p ,ooomcd7$.8358 _ ~ PEMHSULA 675-8700 Must sell now! 1.~ SOo/e EllllitYC~ mo. Btn landscaping. -no <~· ,.,1 .. , i . • f s10.ooo £o l2 million. No pets. Crpta. drpa, l*·lnl, •t· Blulfa. 2 BR z~ BA. Elle · •'avCN Spac ous executive 0 · OfftCE SP.ACE New growut£ womens ex· Land devel/bght mfg.
LEEWARDSAPTS. tchd&er.ISJS.SSGl21. 1ar. P ool. $67S. 1.,z-<i ·.,.~.,.,. i ~~~~.1~'::vi!:~v~~~ Motomo.nodepos1Ls emse "health spa. No electronics, com·
2020 Fullmon Ave. DE LAWARE PINES IWO-S2118,5!1):75S. U .A... 1•u---Great potential S2SO.OOO. puters. Prine. only 831-03r7 APTS. VERSAll.LES .______ ble, 'optional' From 22S I N C L R EC E p T . Terms n0-0633 Bkr. Crossroads Develop-s ioua 1"2Bdrm sq ft. up at reasonable CONFER. CO FFEE R IE Offi T THE VICTORIAN Newly pac · 2 br, 2 be P JI. Frplc, Oldest 6 lafitst agency rentals No lease re-ea slate ice. um· ment Co. P.O. Box .o!I, decor 2Br.w/&ar.adlts Fr plc , stove, di.a-refrlg. Ocean 4c bay in So.Calll.sincel'11 quired,ca1J873-3002 COPYRM.ETC Key operation Tustin,9211Bl
crpts,drps,blt-lna.Fncd hwasher, 1arba1e dis· view. SUS. Sand y , Credits: ABC.NBC.CBS. Completelyfwmshedtn· ~ Trwt
yrd w /pat.io, water pd. rm·'· pool, lal.lldry fac. 642~149 Cosmo. PbU Donahue BO AT SLIP I DE A L IF RE AL eluding s hne phones. ofjdj 5035
63Ml20 call l·S.867Vlc· mall, quiet complex. S.C....... 3176 •~off• i.tcw.di.~a.... ESTATE RELATED Prime toc1tion on ••••••••••••••••••••••• toria. M$O. Adults only. Peta COO· to all who need a place. BUSINES.5. Pac1 f1c Coast Hwy in Want investor for Npt sldered. 1 Br. "50/mo. Z ...... ••••••••••••••••• whetl "Oii ow C a del Mar Call 1 Br. Carpets, drapes, Br. SS$0/mo. 19221 Nearnewlbr.apt .. built-Newport Beach,641-1899 cWut'3000to 4000 PRIVATE DESK st;~7 ~!f.f~~~':!:·orG~~
pool. Adults, q,uiet ·~· Delaware St .. (So. of in1 , carpets, drapes, ServingalllbeS.Coast <.. Ft =Cal AREASORSUlTENOW PRl...-SHOP T.D.A'", .. c'"61. mospbere. Buameu • Garfield) 842·8807. Of. carport, laimdry faciU· -,. • AVAIL. "• ~-v .. ,...,,
professional tenants. fl ee hn : Tues-Thurs ty, public tennis courts. Garden Grove, e-3482 Sale 67 662. GIL 714195.S-1055 Thriving business, C.M .. iiliii.._.ii_iiiiii_~iii .. i _...liiiiTi.Di.i?iiiiii
731-81129 Aaent. alter S:30PM, Fri·Mon. and goU course right THE RJGHT RES. 67S-SS3S low overhead. Call for "_..A_ 2 Huge Bedrooms In 9·5PM. be hind prope rty!! -details. tSS,000. Craig COMPETITIVERATES
au per location. Fully Avail. now. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Adults only no pets. Sb rin ,. Sett . L' in THSEPRAICGEHT ~~tnt~ J1~~~ 631-00I Delta1;:4~~~-:~age
carpeted, built-Ins. Upat airs , ds hwab. Available Immediately. a 'co se! IV g 2 Frwys. Civ1"c Center L1'cen1edR.E.B-.. er ground noor. Over rtfrige, w/d, balcony. 1 P7Smo.Owner6U-013S. A I PRICE JUll
Adults only. No -=· child OK. no pets pleue. z BR. 2 BA. CONDO. On HO~SIMATES GUAltAM1'HD! Shopping Center. prime
$350 Mo. sea W. W1 . SS2S. 5'$.ZCXKI. A&t. no golf coune. liOO. Convenient roommate 300 lo 6000Sq. Ft. Prime loc. 9'79·8889or 64S-121i0 WE PA YlHI MOST
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SUP. Dover Shores 3
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mo. Call Ann Peters
WESTCUFF. 3 BR 2 Ba,
lg e r ncd ya r d ,
pouessioo 9/1, SlOOO mo.
Apt E. 648-Un. fee. 492~00 pencnaJ pni(lle service. Waterfront offices in RETAIL olc. space. 700 For your T.D.'s & Notes ....................... SPACIOUS 2 BR. ~~uJt, Deluxe poolside xtra S....... Dnay49t-12!N Newport Harbor with sq ft., Westcliff areM. RESTAURANT at Denison Assoc
GtMral 3102 open beamed ceiU~g, lar1e 2br, 2ba, bltns. c...a..a.-... 1171 Newport Bcb. S275. boat slips available 8Sl·U>O Seats 18S. Coffee shop. _..67_._3~-7~3"""11 ____ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~s ~10W:S·~rYlng dswhr. l \o't miles beach. • ••• ;r.:.".=••••••••••I Mature Fem. Nice 2 Br Plus a long list of special StorH or OffkH lge din nn + banquet 7 Unit Riverside. $167.000
APTMTSFOllB(f r. . • . Adlts, no pets. $450 mo 1 BR condo. Frplc. enc.I 2Ba. Pool.631·S489 amenities Terrific leas· Prime Coast Hwy loca· r':"l which would make Equity ~7.000. Will Barntt Rhy, 642-5200
BIG CANYON TWNHSE·
Golf course ~. 2Br.
2Ba. pvt gar, pool, ten·
nis, im mac cond. 11.250
mo. ~«497-5471.
H B .• N. 8.. C.OSta Mesa 67M .,1
8803P 1 e · S 4 8 7 3 S 6 · 538-8362. gar .• wtr. ' o.u pd. No Spectacular view, securi-lng terms now available. llon, CdM ~ or 3040 nice cocktail louoge trade to Costa Mesa Somet.bin& for Everyone ~ -· c II Tod ' Loe 1 hr N ol Palm Spr-ho G 1 Bach. to 4 Br. Unlum. ·. 2 br, Z ba, blt·lns. gas ~ts.$95.775-2114 tygate.tennis.pool.spa. a171 ~1ay67.:•662 Call Paul Martin. 1ngs.State HwvS21nHi use.Property, odor lbr E /side. small but r r p I c . enc t g 8 r , Harbor Ridge. S5SO!no .. ~ 644-7383. Desert Sky
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2nd T D MS-2075 or :lfer~e~oli:x~~ cozy w/lots of nea S47S tmo, lst. last. Sl50 ........ ""'!• btct 760-9307. loat A•lillba.! Newport Beach lS x so. pure Grossing 'over S48-._,S""'763~. -----wood. Adlt.s only. $335. sec. 778l1Jberty. orU.lu hid 3900 Liberal Roommate con· ZS0.1805West cliffDr. Good I S_....-C fireplace, laun. room, SS1·1660. . 8'2-6ZJ9,IM8-4ll.S ....................... tactservi~. MEWPOITCEHTll S30.000 mo ease """"""~ o.
In desirable Baycrest
area, avad. Aug. s. 3 br.
Z ba, den. formal din. Spac. liv. rm w/dual stone frplc. pvt patio,
beauUJul comer. trad.
decor w /extent Ive tile
floors. Xlnt cond. Call
640-6716, or collect
H4S·4630. Shown by
appt only.
beamed ceillnp, Large 2 Br. bl t·1~s . KlDSOK,nearnew,3BR S EA WI HD (213)633-3449 Presllg~. full service -7Sl·~Anytime Presentownersw11lhan· All types ol real estate ~~rr~~~··.·1~0~~:!;,~:~ garage.1980 DAnaheun 21hba,smallpvtyard.2 VILLAGE P rofessional woman EXEC oHices lnclds A&~~~e6rOOA\~~o· Jo:2 ~!fi P~r~ :~c~Ul~~ investment.s slncet949
design. NO FEE. O~ Mo7. Ads ultsM. no peF ~· garages, 1575. 645-9161, N ._., bdrtn I would like so share her rcpt, see. xerox. under-Owner Agt. 831·12S7 8111 1·367-7889 1·362-4814 S~~ ill pen · . OD · r 1. ask for Bob ew l~ uxury . ground pk'g, telex & an· _ -=---_ ,.,.
TSL MGMT. 642-1603 54.S-3229. adult ap«a in 14 plans 1 home with another tique decor. conr. rm. Cow rdat Sml town reslaurant in 642-Zl71 545-061 1 ..... ,..... 3106 1 B 1 B t . 2 Br. 2 Ba. Condo on the Bdrm from s.65 2 bdrm woman. COM. Ocean 644·7189. R..tals 4475 Atascadero, Ca Profit•·
t r / f~· ups airst. sand.~· sauna, gym, from ..,.., To.:,..bouse view, quiet, beautiful ble even with non $773 PER MONTH s ove re n g carpor bot tu all ·--u-.. SO -· -·· -... 67 .. DU'> ..... 9997 Office, 2 rooms w/ wet ••••••••••••••••••••••• · INCOME • ••••••••••••••••••••••
On the water. 2 br, 2 ba,
3 bdrm. 2 ba apt. South
Bay Front. Avail for
lease. Sl.3l0 mo 675-7737
after ti PM.
lc6oa ,....... 1107
frplc, beamed ceiling, •••••••••••••••••••••••
gar. Dock avai l. Yrly rental, bachelor.
U l32S mo 'h blk off bch. S825/mo. Ava·· Aug. 22· 201 E. Balboa Blvd. Dys 962·SS33 ; ev s 67S-9S6Z.75U9ZS 67S'*9
I ..... ,.. ....... CoroM .. Mer 1822 HlfiBbR viii' •••••••••••••••••••••••
4 .bd. rtn:il¥! ba. Z Ito~ ZBr lYa ba. 2 stry, frplc, witfl fa np, form-pool, deck, adult. no pet. dlnmg. w. big yard. 1590, 673-0t73 privacy. tmo.
PENTHOUSE COR~2 BDRM 2 Bdrm, 1 ... beam ce1l· with ~ . Panoraml~ -. vieJr co . Adult.t. Pool Inca. fireplace. pool,
and spa. /mo lie. • Adlu. no pets. l54S Mo.
2 rm. lots wood and OC~:ONT s~tter'..!, r.4!Place, mature aowts.187S/mo.
WaterfrootHomes. Inc 611°1400
640-1208 GI Seaward.
2 Br. 1~ ba, 6 mos old.
View deck. S7SO/mo.
9'75-0363 work. 760-~
rq.
LUXURY CONDO
2 bdrm, 2 ba. pool. spa.
ILUFFSCOHDO garage, west of PCH SSSOpermo. 2 Bdrm Z Ba, exposed 752-1869. aft 6 '98-6716
beam ceilings. frplc, wet Large 1 Br. Apt. near
bar. new. ~/mo. Sub-beach. wet bar. frplc.
mil oo r;,ts· 760-8041. single pre<emld. m2S in·
Ownr/Br · clds mostutlls.673-11.SJ. Harbor View Homes, b eallt. executive En.Joy summer living all Portortno. 3 Bdrm. new year. Wa lk to CdM
8 I 8 rm a y s t e m + beach. 2bdrm, frplc, lrg
separate mother·in · d eck , e n cl pr k g .
la w /m aid · s q t r s l!IOO/mo. Avajl 87S-3S89.
759·0%7@. $1400. 3 Br. Z Ba. Dplx, frplc, 431
VILLA IAUOA CamaUon. '800. Greg.
• Bdrm. n.......A •. Bay 213/SS0·2559 wk dys, ' ..,..._. • 213/4S1·329S evea & view. Comp. upgraded. wknds.
llOO mo. 1-8834303 wkz-' B::..:r::.:.=2""'B-a.-1nd-.-sto_ry_d-pl-x
end, G7ual7 eves. witb frpk 4c sundeck. ·s.c..... 3Z7' S67S Mo. Call Greg. 213 /550·2559 wkdys , .,..., .. , .... ••••••••••• 2 13 /~ci azas 6 2 BR Z h twnbme. pools, ... • • eves
Presidential Hits. ~. -'w;.;.::k=n:.;;;d""•·-----
SS2·50tl aft SPM c..te Mete llZ4 C1ad11dd ...................... .
U.1"9 I t td 3425 MESA VERDE home at·
••••••••••••• .. • .. ••••• moa pbere.2"3dlxap«a. WOODBRIOOE-3bdrm. No eeta. 546-l034.
'550. UpQlra, spadcp, MIEWLY DlCOI.
quiet neipbortiood. Bit· 1 Br. &u pd, encl pr
Ina. Crpta. drpe, access d/wu her, pool. Adults io pool, spa, tennis 842-scn3. courts. Sl Wiidwood. -=~.=;... ____ _ czmm.a:m. Z Ir. I le Mt
New ocean view condos. 2 Newly decor. <111 pd.
bdrm, 2 bath + den. encl gar., =· dshWT.
• from •· 87$-9111 or ..:.A=d=ul=tso:... 842--"-=-="-· --
!17S.p. l Ir Towl6:a •• YIU.A IALIOA Newly deror. au pd .. . t Bdrm. Ocean ac Bay encl 1ar., pool, dawbr. *"· Comp. UPCJ'aded . ..:.A.:::d.=.ulta:.:.:... IO~scn3==.::.;..· __
lloo mo. l.-.oo3 wk IASTSl)I
p .tTw.r7evea. Avail. now. z bdrm, lbl.
CONDOS FOR RENT, 1 ltOl'f, we. dnpea, esa. Brand new. paUo, frplc, d/W, bum
• • t b a y celll11&1, 1ar, adults. ~ Id, aectioa tf7$/mo.
1'SL MGMT ffZ.IM
PINI! BWFF APTS.
2 Br. 2 Ba. Adulta, DO
peta. Patio. view, frplc,
encl aar ..... no••. •• SPMC
laund . 5'6.3666 . M 2i3133J 394·6 •• $600 + pools, teruiis. ......,. ..._or ._. bar. 232 sq ft . S200 Mo. COMMERCIAL RETAlL working owner. Price Invest S50.000 wilh 17'} o. . or waterfalla, ponds! Gu Bayfroot pvt suite, non· Util Pd. 646-lS84 SPACE, busy E. 17th St . negotiable OWC paper.
B . hEASTSID~ 714 9193. for cooklnl .tr heating smoker. Gar, shr kitch. OFFICE SPACE 2ns Costa Mesa. 1.~ sq.ft Call Edith W. Hessick Interest lS years well t>J:!s\ ~ .. :~~~!tio. 2TOBWNEHDO.,,REO PO M1 paid, From San Diego /mo.67~ f d I N. rt at$900mo. Rllr & Associates (805) l!_e£ured.P.P.S2S-S84S.
carport liOO mo. Avail '" · 00 · Frw y drive North on Female Rmmte 3S + to sq. t. e wee. 111 ewpo Barrett R!!l, 642·5840 466-0500 Ask for Gayle Alaow.c_.../
811 640-0997 pa rk , near beach. Beach to McFadden shr lux 2br apt Nr SC c~:~ettfillL642·S840 sso--;Q-rl.front w tsi;~ Shar . -Pe~/
· 96J.Sl91 thenWestonMcFadden Plaza /College All ------Estab seconds &'anti· Loat&F'Oliliid a.11ae .... & QMiet 1 Br. Duplex. S3SO 417"'1 to Sea wind Village. amen. 556-4776 alt 'work· WEST CL If f gue. E/Si<kCM. 548-72~ OVERWEIGHT' ..................... ..
1 Br. apt. Up or down. Alabama. (714)893-Sli&. inghrs. BLDG. Stor-4550 UNDERWEIGHT? Shed AMO.Cftah 5100
Pool & spa. Adults. no 9a).8263 looms 4000 Low rent . lntemaUonal -"7-or gain lbs. quickly, ••••••••••••••••••••••• p~ts . S460 up. Mesa Mile to bch. new 2br 2ba. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Tra veler looking for HEWPOIT IEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• safely, sell5ibly'. 1009', $CDIU Ins
Pines,549-Ufl. · 2 car attached ga r. 2500' CONDO oo lovely qu.iet cleanmaletoshr Comer WestcllffDr St0t"09'Gcrac)es guar 49•·3929 eve """'1.1.1 2 BR, nr. OCC. Patio/ear. w /opener, roman tub. Greenbelt w/spaclou.s 2Br 'turn Woodbridge & Irvine Ave C.M area 548-31178 640..7326 ANSWERS
Cb. OK. S42S + sec. marble frplc, centul patios Ir aundecks or apt. 549-221.S, SS1·9553 lSOO Sq fl Office Suite R..tals WClllhcl 4600 Endure -Genius
64S·1387 va c system, w/d . pool.SS7·'1m«MCMi339. Fem . roommate wanted Ideal location ror At·....................... Sickle -Driven -
2Br. nr So. Coast Plaza & IM6·960l Private ealrance in priv. to stir oceanlront home. torney, Real Estate or Refined mature woman Affiliate ltahc -Nimble _
OCC. S38S mo. 754-0588. SUMSITISLAMD home. No 1mokiJ:lg or NB. 6ll-0232or 67S-7S25 E n l r e Pren e ~ r · desires guest qt rs in NEWPOIT IEACH IT'S INEDIBLE
540-1632 WAT'aRIOHT drloklog. Pref. male Female or Male to share Beaut1ru!ly ma10ta1ned quality East Blurfs. Become a work ing The yoWJg-rouple down
I Br. stove. private patio, Z hu&e bdnna. 1 ba. sun-over40.127SKo. SS&-0637 furn Z Br. Newport full se"".1~ bldg. Orfice CdM home. Selective. m· partner m the luxunous the street JU5t got mar·
gas paid, pool, laundry deck. l bllt. to beach. Xlnt Lg Pvt ba nr Hoag Beach. $311.S meld ut11s now iviil. telligent, non.smoker. sheepskin business ried Neither one of
rm. Adults. Ref's. Upatairaapl.-.SOmo. no kit no 1mok steady M 673-&302days. C .. Mehso refs.49'7-3MOor 499.3795 SJ0 ,000 for so~ them can cook. bul
$320/mo. fi4&.8727 Utilities Included. 8 mo. 1225. ~103S Christian Roommate 6454 I 0 I Seruor Citizen (arllst >de· pa rt n e rs h Ip. r u 11 y that's okay. They·re go-
1 Br. carpet, drape,, leue.~D!ck z working adults wanted. 2br 38st, N.B. Pen $160 CdM Deluxe Swtes. AC. sires home prer with secured call. ing to write a cookbook
stove & re!rige. Adults, llwtk lat Hu&e pool home, across 673-78S6DanEvess.9 ampl pkg, ~I pd 28SS studio. Year lease 7 14-44U34' ca 11 e d ··IT · s
no ts. · 64M3112. F 3142 Santa Ana C.C. $275 & pref 0 Id er I 8 d y ~ Cst H .87~ Beginning Oct 1, 673-5223 INEDIBLE."
BJ !1;1'J:;J!: ~}~·~.Bf~:·~••••••••••••• fp9~ mo. 5'S·6891 aft Ilks /plays clam cal •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
frplc, lndry, paUo, dis· Bay view ~ 3. Br. 2 music) lo shr nice home • • hwsbr, encl gar. Adlts. Ba. pool, terwa & 11pa. Beautiful Npt Bch home CM. Sue 751-«IOll
no pets. $550. 3106 f795.A&ert851·16Sl. wdants working Cemale Private community, blk • 8-DAY WEEK SPECIAL • Gincer,54M400 lniM )144 8 ult$27Smo846-53M toNewportBeach.Clean
Quiet 2 Br 2 Ba Condo 2 ••••••••••••••• .. •••• .. CDM unlum i:m & ba, quiet professional to • •
car gara&e Adults ~ •2 bdrm. 1 bath condo. priv ~ntry, pk:in.g space, share home w /same. • 8 Days • 3 Lines • 8 Dollars • pets. SSSO .. 536-5066 or Adult.a, on lake, tennis, no lutch. 1 qwet adlt. Rich, Eve646-9530
846-2SOL poola. f54S.~5Gll. S200 per mo. 1.st' last Fem to shr N.B. Condo e It's easy to place your 8-0ay Week Classified by mail, and it e mo + sec dep req'd. f II f c I d Large 1 bdrm apt. Quiet Woodbrid&e z Br. Condo. 842-4709 u y um 0 stu ent costs J·ust $8 -that's only a dollar a day! To qualify for this • area, new cpt, 2 cars ok. wuher, dryer, refrige. pref $230 + \.\ utll avail •
No pets, no children. wm leue at ts7S per Respo nsible you ng 8/1 Janet·Don6.'n-~u • special offer . you must be a non-commercial user offering •
$350mo.642-37a1 mo. All amenities, ten· female wanted Attrac· Professional male. ~-30. merchandise for sale up to $800 per ad, and the price must nia pools •Jiii Avail tive, bri&ht. larte room Prefer traveling Pool, • •
8 1• t7S '5933' days. with frpfc, pvt entrance lenn11' • n•ar s.c. Pina be in your ad . The cost stays the same wh ether your ad .,....._.llll c; .. ;....18•..:_ •-w1.-.1 •. ' and wet bar. Avail im· "' • • ~--,,_...., ~·-· ....... 1 S18Smo.96&-:m7 needs eight days selling time or just one.
APAl'ni8fTS ~ hM 3141 ~.'8A:.,~ ast. Male or Female share • •
Beautiful landscaped ••••••••••n••••••••••• N t B h P t Newport Beach 4 Br. e Use one word 1n each box. About 4 words make one e garden apts Patios or Ocean froat 2 BR. 2 BA. P c -r e ~ r house. w /pools & tennis
decks. Pool A:. Spa, COY· w ID. Pool, under1round en:iployed male . Kit. courts. block to beach. • classified line of type, Minimum ad IS 3 lines. Please print • ered partina. Adults. no parking. Guarded. erivlle&es.12'7S.IWO-S987 Call Paul.642,5869.
pets. Adults ooly. $1000 mo. S•t ".... 4JOC) Prof. female to share 4 • plainly. • Bach. $165-$370 A,cent/owner•lmJ ....................... Br. Npt Hgts. S300
22SOVancuard.541)..11626 lbdrm, new, Ira deck, U DO ISLE dwmlng 3 mo+~ util. 631·1549, • r -----------------------------,. !!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!•••!!!!!!!!!!!!!j Nor lb end. Close to bdrm, 2 beth, playroom. 875-0236 •
Eutside Cotta Meu. beach. p . *-7079. ~Ult re~~,,:dn· 'M r to sbr 3 bX house, I •
Spacious 1 Br. Apt .. loft. botel calllornla Apta, \o't 1Y reo y, Nwpt Bcb; I blk to • I •
Avail 8-1.S. m Unlveral-block to beach, aecurtty 875-tlU. ocean, $2'7S. Pat87~954 I
ty Dr. See Manager Apt. bid&, refrlse, atove, Newport Bach · Sum· Roommate needed. dplx • I • l~r~~:.~ cpta, ~ :,0 a:.1::~ A;!n~h:.~~s. tva~:~·uf.~ ~~lls .• • S 1.00 II ••
drp1, atove . f r ig, or4N-27!7 NEWPORT OCEAN· F 2().JS to shr 2 br z ba
gas/wtr. S.135. 646-9'29 LuHry 1Br, ocn view. FRONT Lux. 2-4 Br. Wk· Promontory Potni apt • 10 60 I • Large28r, 2ba. Immac. 2 frplc, open beams, blk lo ly. 873-SURF,873-7877. N B 875-3889 · •
ca r g ar .. SS7S /mo. bch fl!()Omo.7Sl-42U Hunt. Bcb Ira 3bdrm · · .· • I.
213 /8$3-2200 Ali ce, Lar e 1 bdnnocean view w/11pa. Nearbeacb. Aug. Dana Pomt share house. 13.20
wkdys. t' p lo eccn only. 960-5'71.5. Child okay .. 8111 • l • ap . own wn . ..,.,.,. -831-1257 496-2969 l • 2 Br. 1 Ba. Nr S. Cat CaU 49f.lt'67. Bayfront pvt suite. Adlt . • 15.IO • Plau, S.A. Adults. ssoo. Etrlcltnc wilt to bcb DOD·lmoker July LS to Pnv 2nd n Uv rm br ba I
1N;,"J:;:,; •. ...,. ~;Jlst":;...1oo1 .w. ~:.:..:,·· luoO/mo . 55r::.::-.:•.:; : Add $2.60 for each 1ddttlon1l llne for 8 tlmea 1
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8AM6lPM.MM404. 38drm,2blllh,'150 mo. Jea lal Female non·amoker •• p bl. h df 8d t fn le Roomy 3 Br TownboUH yrty. Call Mon lhru Sat. Oceanfront Duplexes, uu p er month + U IS my a Or ayS S ar I 9----------
apt In q~ltt Adult 1M .f75. • Newpon a.da, I: a utillUea. Need 9/1. Call • Ctass1·1,·cat1·on '• Complu. Ne•l1 rt· OCN 68AYV1EW Bdrma. Avail wee ly, IN-7187 • I
decorated, fireplace. Bri&llt 2Br, 2Ba penthlt 91ea1~_5441 4~=:._awmA ~:.. H.B. CONDO rmmte Name I•
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Spacious adnn, !. aide. beacb. •tmo yrly. Part Nwpt, tamil, pool, • C't Ph I. ead1ar,adal&a,iopeg. Pool, mt ..... latmdry. a .. ea ~· . 'uoJet spa. mlturt employed I y Zip one
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f!.42-0a ____ wt, begin in Sept., will Jewish Community Expe~1:.?~ed .. Xln1udt fr. trans.498-m:earu.~ SECltETARY $~~ mss IMMEDIATE West 19tb.C.M.
400 lost & homel~ dogs com pensate. 6'2·'674 Relations Agency seek mge uenails IOC mg Banlllng B ONE orie....aa~s .R .a.un Ir .... ·OM & So c D ing director ror new medical & dental plan TB.La Local Newport Beach IOl"'ll"9 --cats 561 ity r &MlloJMll!!lr Orange Co office.Salar Contact Se rvi ce sav1ngs &loan lsseeking MQNJfft'lllDJI. Entry level through Shampoo technician. Or..L!.34·7943, 634-7~1 ,,..,......_ Salary to 0),000 Send Manager Exe. opportwuty for ex a s e If mot 1 val ed ~ management J>051t1ons Busy salon. 8'S·8tU,
Peno.ah 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r e s u m e t o H B JOHNSON I SOH per. person in atlract1ve Secretary with STRONG a va 1 I able within cor· 10.0 Pacific Coast Hwy.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Jobs W.... 7075 Schechter, Suite 814, Llllcolll~ ~!'~s ~~~~~~f::.1g~n sec re tari1l s kills. LA.GUMAHllLS porate offices of sav111gs NB'-------lll!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!l••l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l FIRST LADY .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 6505 Wilshire Blvd, Los ...,..., Harbor Blv . thoroughness & con ~Rir & loan in Mission V1e10 •BIKESTORE• Lost. Cat lar0 e 0 ray Mt Lad A ·1 for '°"v Linda at 754 1801 , I to ork ~~ A • I . . ,. ,. a ure y va1 Angeles, Calir 90048 Costa Mesa genia manner w ny savings "' oan , M &r mecbani
642-5671
w /white collar Approx Escort. Mod.als d a i I y w o r k a s Replys confiiiential. 5,,."563 Orange Coast Savings & ror President. Salary E ri ed Onl background lS helpful :-:: ~ch~n dlr. s.{ 7 /4/81 vie Glenneyre & ,. Hskr/Comp. Aide. Nun· -~v-Loan. EOE commensurate with ex xpe enc Y Call today for interview
Mtn , Laguna Beach. PortyO.Cen. ing Exp. TLC for Elder· AUTOMECHAHIC per. Full insurance Employer_Faidfees. $l0.4oo. Mt.at have t>rior
§.44·6116 * 972-1345 * lY. S48-7217 AICHrrECTUU Must be exp. Foreign & Banking benefits & paid career •Ufflty Tustin "ersonnel ~:!:e. ~c~ exp. ln 1
Lost: small F Poodle M~&VlSAAccepted HetpW..ted 7JOO Please see our ad ln Domestl location. SO~ SECRETARY apparel.Plea5ecall: Services.Inc.
mix. It apricot, yellow .. ••••••••••••••••••••• today's classified under comm. Call Bill McKa y· Please see out ad in Ms. Denny Parisia *Sr. T~ /Vfallt 17702 lrvi.ne Blvd. IOOU911
M o ulton Pla11
Phar macy Lagun1
Hills Mr. Dreyfus .
768 ·3784 Also needed QrugClert
collar. "Cinnamon", COVER GIRL * ACCOUHTIHG "DT~~~(~ .. CO. 831·2311; 831·7S40eves. ~~!~!rcy~8~~1'/Fder MEW~~OA. for-tnterview. call Ste. 20514"'6141Tustin
Adams & Placentia, •OUTCA.U.• 10 -key by tou c h AUTOMOTIVE SA.VINGS&LOA.M CarolThuyns,830.ssoo ..,. C.M. Reward. 7Sl·IM90, 953·0778 MCN ISA Diversified experience HELP w· ...... ED S.wnt... iuoo•.a.nA IAHK s.6·3471 nee., including Ute but """"' 714-832-5200, ext 214 1100 Irvine Ave., NB s. ~
Found · Irish Setter. at •FOXY UDY * ~pccp~~~~i~~P~fth c;:: ASS011.£1 tt~~K E.0.E. E.O.E.
Boin Chica/Warner. OUTCAU.ONLY growing food company ELECTRO.MECH ......pJTopPar -r. •
7/17.840-ml VISA MC Costa Me sa ar ea. Electronics co. 1n Cel •B•a•nt-in•,-----
Lost: Gold Snake Cbatn • 972-1131 * .. ~c .... • Laguna Beach needJ an --------1 Bracelet w/S2'2 gold pc l•~llllmllllll!!!!!ll!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!ll!!!llllllllJ!I~ ............... E/M assembler with Clttdy •.~ MEW ACCOUNTS Banking
BANKING
A I r p orter I n o soldering Ir EtM as l.CU. Newport Beach S&L has
RE w A RD 759 6812 Sit£ Accounting sembly exper. Requires Cormier-Delillo opening ror New Ac·
kd COMTIOUlll.f-r ~d m1n"·' dexterity ....._vrolet counts Counselor. New w ys. E S C 0 R T S & ...., "'""' A JRAlfr h I CHAIGI ACC blbty to use bu1c test 182U Beach Blvd. ccts.. , .... q . co · Lo6t: 2 M neut cats. I MODELING For medlwn-sue com· equipmt. such as power 847-«l87 tect.1001 Ir NOW Accts ..
bltck and 1 white & 135-t 199 pany in Garden Grove. metera would be a big 3331 ex per req'd. Sal1ry
brown , vic. Spyglass, COEDS would love to Xlot benefits. Salary plus. Automotive com mensurate with ex-
CdM. Reward for both party with you. Call Sue open. 3-S yrs exp. man· Lot Mm per. Full Insurance
759-0169 _ or Kathy anytime datory Dtgree desira· We offer exttll pay & benefits & paid career ble, but not essential. benefitt ph.is a Must be mature and ex-apparel. Please call· LOST: Gold cha1n Vic ""'953-.-.-..097---.-..1 -----NO PHONECALLS 4 DAY WOii WHIC perlenced for excellent Ms. Denny Paruta 0.C.C . Manufacturers .,IM'S ESCORTS wo-"-'ftf --''"Ions "•k 714 iu• .. <no< Bank BIA". or lrvtnt " Send resume to· Co. is 2 mL from Coast r .. uo ~..... · "" .....,......... Senlim~tal Value 9AM JAM 638-8SS4 R.LiJhtbume.Pres. Hwy &8rru. from4«i& fSor ... WDoDlLJ:i:,..,1._.W MEWPORTIA.LIOA.
DATA AJRE. INC. s Frwys. "" -"' SAVIH'-S & LOA.H REWARDS&-3039 E x p e r 1 e n c e d 131 20"""--""fR ""9""9 • A M 7442 Orangewood Av., • ~ ,.,..~ .. llOOlrvlneAve.,NB Lost· white Persian M. cupressure assage "Sam", Spyglass. CdM, Therapeutic Relaxation Guden Grove, CA 92641 Please call for appt. AUTOMOTIVE E.O.E.
T h · s Personnel Dept. ,..____._ reward . 7S9 OllS , ec n1ques unn y 0 V _.... 975.7909 631·6377~---Accounting TEL NICBERKELE Person t o work in
S COST A.CCTNG 1l4-494·1MOl E.O.E. service department. FOUND : ShelUe. Young Preventative & tress '"!!!!!!!ll!!!•!!!!!!l•!!!!!!l•!!!!!~I R d M b C• atw 13 Must have good driving Afghan Hound. Bull Ter e ucing asuge Y ~ 1 · Do · "I tro" s · I' To $11'00. Lg mfg com· record. X nt benefits. r I e r , A u s l r a l 1 a n ns n pecia -..... -c .... 28 710AM8PM panyninlve.haso*""'n· A,,,...,..... o nt act s ervice Shepherd, Poodle mix, ....,:_ l · · ..-. 111g for indiv w f2.3 yrs MIMDID manager.
Gordon Setter, Maltese --------exper. Please c all CareerSalesOpportun1· JOHMSON&SOH
mix. Brittany Spaniel. GreatCCMl'fl•Y Bentley·HayqS49-9820 ty, $30,000 + afler 2 Llllcolll~ also cats & kittens. £--orts Irvine Animal Care ~ ACCOUNTIHG years. Earn SlB,000 lo 2626HarborBlv · 24 Hrs 641.0180 I Cl .... $25,000 rim year. S300 Ccleta Mesa Center. 754-3734 c~-L Accounts Payab e e... per week guarantee to 5"'" lf.630 ... with minimum 1·2 yrs ~~ Found . Gray Persian ... M AM-NIM expr. needed by leading start. Salary J>lus semi-AUTOM""""'E Cat. very shy Big Ca "" ,..._,. annual performance vu ..
** BANKING
Wells Fargo Bank,
Orange County Airport
office, has an immediate
opening fora: ·
TELLER c.,..-....o .....
San Diego Federal Sav·
11111., Loan hu an Im
medi1te need for a full
time Telle.r who 11 Bil· 1ngual in Spanish and Eng b.s h. We pnwide full
benefits, exceltent
salary. c1reer apparel
and a pleasant workmg
atmosphere. Applicants
must be 1vlllablt for S days full Ume training in
San Diego. If interested.
please contact Rita
Chokan at: 491>-0201
SAN DIEGO
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
&LOAN
Equal Opportunity Employer
TELLER
OUR IMTEREST
IS YOU!
GREAT WESTERN
SAVINGS AND LOA N
has an immediate open
mg for a TEU.ER on a
PART TIME basis
which will lead to a
FULL TIME pos1t1on al
our COSTA MESA
Branch
Previous ftnancial in
slitution or cash handl
ing experien<'e 1s
necessary. Public con·
tact background helpful.
Knowledge of 10.key and
light typing is required.
You will find we offer a
competitive salary, ex
cellenl benefits and a
comJortable workinR at
moephere
nyon. Owner or adoptive ad agency. Please apply b 0 nus. u n I Im it e d ri.o. ~--I
l I •-------in person. 16812 Redhill growth ....,_lial wi'th 20 1-ll.....ill -L.L..... pa re o ts u r I en > A I · -1000 f ~ ._., _.,-needed 8 4 o 2 4 9 7 THE ve, rvuie, '"~ or year old n1Uonal AA· Some auto. dulersh.ip
Working Monday lhru Banklnc Friday, lJAM lo
5.15PM . Some training
will be provided.
Please call for an ap-
pointment to·
tv/wknds. G•irtfri--..ls direclionsonly AA -I corporation . experience helpful Full r 0 u n d . s 11 v er 1 o C'l1U lead tr in growth In· time Tues . .sat. Contact
Bracelet. Jan Vic of •ESCORTS• Accollllting dustry. Veryresponsible Elsie Tompkjoa or Sid
Harbor Ir Victoria r. llLUMGCL.111 position. Penoru1luseu Wiggins at H...../OMw lrvintadqencyOffds requ i red : highly
145-1135 * 972-97 2 * gd. billing clerk. Must energetic. ules ex· SIOOIEWARD MaletFemaleEscort havebkpg.background, perlence , adequ1te Earle Ike Yellow/orin"e tabby. MC VISA be versatile, accurate. education. College
" ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!! f I ex I b I e Ir de La I I· deeree a plus. Local t.er· orange e Yea . N 8 -= minded. IO.key by touch ritory; vccellent fringe
TOYOTA·YOlYO ,,. ......... . c ....... ..
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'73-8790 For total stress reduction &t gd. typing skills req'd. benefltt: thoroucb train·
Good looking, romanllc, & relaxation massage Will train on NCR 395. Ing: merit advance·
successful Newport exec b Y St tv e l O · 8 Pm • Excell. benefita. Calh ment. Send R.tsume in
49 see.U discreet, fun 548-2817_____ Mrs. Brecke, 752-8171 coorldence to : Bob AUTOIBCTAl.
loving lady for daytime Serious Rock Drummer •••••••-Wilker: lS09 W. lleso Rental Agent, no exp.
Ir weekend dates. Poasl· seek• musicians lo form ACCOUHTS Cl.r., Mesi, AZ85202 necessary. C.llS49i1700.
ble travel to Auslrnhu. band.Nlls646-2231 C.M. RECllV~ I•••••••• Babysitter
Tony 986-0419 Sexy 60 White Male en· Cl.al People who need people M at u re w om an to
Found : B.lk & tan mixed j oys trBYel, dancing, Narmco Miteri.als Inc. shouldalwayscbeck the b1byalt in our home tor
Collie, F, nr Hell & muslc,sporta,w\tbsome ltadlng s tructuril Servlcel>i~tbe inrant, Mon-Fri, 11-lpm.
Brookhurst, F V. means desires fem1le adhesive manufacturer, ·DAILYP Ref's.CdM.875-7937.
775-6121 with me1ns to enjoy has an immediate open. I •1 p•iat round: Aust Shepherd, same. 233 Cana.I St. NB ing for an Accounts 6. II y I b~k &i grey. female, -'-921863=--------sRue~!eivsasbrulel :1aerknd.ldTbe1t• ······., Spnnaer Spaniel, liver Lag. Bch Animal Shelter "'" .. "' •
white. male. Long ntech volw:itHn over will havehadlyt1rex· •
We provide an ex~llent
salary and benefits
package Ind a fnendly
worll:inc atrno1phere
Please contact: ..
714-973-5040
S1•tt@ 11J:
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
4580 MicArthur Blvd,
Nnport Beach, CA
Equll Opp EmJ>11 m If /h
ll a Ired Cb I h 1 u bu a. 18. 49'7-%139 <not Shelter perience In a m111ur1c· e e
brown mile Short hair •> turin1eovininmeot,1c-Art Direct• 1-n.• .... •ln•,----. · _......_______ cur1te typing, 10.kty by • • ..... "'
Pointer, bllek Ir whi~e. Would like to meet an U>ucb, ,. knowledge ol • We're 1 rut·paced dally newspeper attk· e
mile Shepherd mix, tduu ted lady between Invoicing. inf 10 uperlenced ut ditedor wttb
bllck • bfvwn1 remilt . 45 fr 55. Am 1 well Narmco otrera a com. e beny blcllfround In dulan of •
Bl1cll Lab. m11e. Dobie educ1ted widower It pettUve 1tart.1n1 aatary • prlnt/coU1ter1I m1terlala. U you're e mix, bl1dl Ir WI, mile. fln1nci1lly MCUtt. hlVe ~ c 0 m pr• hen a I ., • f1mJU1r with print productloa., dlttd
Newpor1 Stach Anlma.J nkehomelraUlh1tsoes btnefltlplKtaae. e mall, rttlll 1dvertlll111nd~ color e
) IWr,144-3115& with It. PO 80.X 10071 For immediat.e coo-e =· .. M '"~~.~:nu.::'~ e
towd: Yns bill kitten, .....:C~t2a'7=-------•Jl1d .. e.!;!Uon -~.cu•~: e .let .• 1 tilll. But you en.ult Ibo e vie. HuborlAdama, Good loollial. t.rfm S'. 170 ...... 8kbl. _, -. I then antr.e
Cll. 546-1'17 lb, eillctre. teeure 50 YT' eat. 22!. ••~o e Ind co0rd:::r:1:u~l• ;~ o:/ me« •
round: 8Ur rem. Lib old 1ent '-"to mM. a -e dMdllott. and communicate •etti"'7. e . aU&, balr off back lea. warm affecllooatullm, Mlle W.. llC. iOIDtkl!Owled of AV would be • ph9
Ftll Vly. Prlendly . auertlve tidy to nud&• ASublidlarJol • ComPlllAtiOD for tblt euU..-:,...; •
·-me out .ol Ill)' rut. And Cel ... Corp. • Uoo " COllllttd witll Hptrilnce ilicl IC· • OST : Bloade fem1le toctthtt dilawer wbtt 800fi. Vkt.ariaSt. e eocnplillunmta, and tncllldel 111 acdeftt e "Qlcur Spmdel, vie H. B llaPllln• II all about. Colil 11.,, ca tm7 be1Mflt1 pack•••· Reply lllUMdl11ely • le reward. m.OMa or TJ~JMIT1 EQi ... 11/f • wUll cumnt re1wm• 1bowlftl llllrJ hlt-
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fOUND: Lie Grt7 M1)e ......... " .. ,......... • I lal • ~-
Do1. Vlt. Newport Dctrolylil Pennllllll& Need froet oh. •
lltll •tt lltbllnlae .. ,, removal. ,, .. crsoaalllf wbo ua • ,...
1 treatment •/'lanlt. • .....,, ~. 330 W 'I Striit e
.....,_ ,... .._ ftl!lt· ~:J1' COl&a Mesa, c~ J
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OPPOITIN1IES
TR.Al.NE! Pa;JTIONS
•Met ......
t
Orange County's oldest
Independent bank, 1s r1pldly growing. As a
sign or that growth, we
have the following
career opportunities
aY1llable.
SECRETARIES
714-759-496)
~REA T WESTBM
SAYINGS
AAIFJJE/M/F
We seek Individuals with --------experience in install· Banking
ment, commercial or re· Is Banking a Career
al estate loans or have on Your Horizon? good banking
knowledge. !Uquirts ex·
cellent t)'IM& and com·
munlcaUoos 1k.ILIB
FULL& PART TIME TEWRS
A1 a bank repreaen·
tatlve, you wlU blvt the
o.pportlldy to work on
tbe mctt topblatluted
teller te.nninll. niue esc:ltf na posltJons re-
quire experienced ln·
dlvldu1l1 wbo enjoy .orlltni with people Ind
cuatomer CODtaci. M Ult
bt wlllln• to work Saturdaya.
hnwest Bank oCfcra an u~Utol ~1 to
1llare lo our 1rowtb
11001 with euellent
11larln and beetflu.
.......... In DtnOD
Of HDd c.lcinlldlftllal ,..
IUIDt to;. Judy llMr'IOft, Ptnoontl Dtpeft!Mnt, orc11l·
If you IU"f! looking for
more than just another
job. consider a career
with us. We are In·
tervlewln4 for the
following positions:
"JIU.BS
EXl>erlenced
Full & Part-Time
FUCUU
En'1')1 Level
TILLBlUIMHS
We ire iDterviewinl for
our Teller Trainln1 School. You ~elvc pay
whJle In lta.lnlna .
O\ar f UCC.SS in the in·
dUltr)' allowl UI to pro-
vide hlably competitive
••larlet and beneflU ill· cludloc Medical, Dental,
PAID vac1tlon, retire. meat alld more.
For lmmedlate con·
•ldtraUon Pltttt call:
PtrtODDe) btpt. ('710
'78NOOO
BANKING
•TEU.EI Part Time
The buutiful Laguna
Beach office ol a grow·
111g uvangs and loan has an 1mmed.latt openmg
for a part ume Teller to
work 3 days per week In·
IOOICICm'll/F/C
Newport Beach 'Re1l
Ealale lnvesfmeot .4r
Devt lopment Firm.
Must have min. 3 yn,
uper. Pref real est.Ile
related .. thru rUllDcial
st.11lement1. Xlnt MW'll·
mg cond . Start ~fet
mo
cludtng Saturday Sax Call Sharon, 714·752-NN
months teller tX · Howard, Howud &r penence 111 a S & L or 8amtrd
com merc111I bank 1S pre· •m:,~~==ji!ijii
f erred IOOICWWW a F /C
We offer a top starting
salary, free career ap-
parel and much more.
For an interview ap· poinlment, please call
Gene Fm.elle at (714)
494-7506 or apply dunng
savings hours at·
FIDELITY
FEDERAL s .. -,. ....
LOClll ASIA.
310 G leMeyre Street
La11una Beach, Ca Equal Oppty Employer
p rr for clothin& It.ore in
Fuhion !sl111d. Ea-p.
erson in AfP, payroll ' dbl entry journal thru
trial bal. Call for in·
terview lppl aft. lOlm
daily.
THELOOI
644~
Bookeeper
F/C ....... tlnFS
Fast·paced rln1ncl1l
services oompeJI,)' nNdl
rlJhl pel"IOll to Interact
with clients • surf.
Good supervision • ad-min ls tr atl ve sklll1 1
plus. Plenty ol finl to put out-can you "-Odle
the hut? Call•*
OXY'S
SHORTHANDED!!
Occldtnlll AttMl'Ch Cofpof1tlon hat M'l-
8'11 positions now av1ll1ble for enthual ...
lie workers. We ire the R & 0 dlvlalOn of
• major oll company which can offtr you
excellent Sllarlea and a well1)tenned ~
flt package.
•Secrwt1ry:
Our Accounting Department ntedt t
tecretely with a minimum 5 yeet1'
111ptrience Ind 1teur111 eo wpm typing.
•Cl9t't<·Typl1t1:
These potlliona require '°"" 11tf*11
office experleoct pl111 4S wpm tYf)lnO.
·~tlonllt:
Mttt Ind orttt our many vlaltora plua
Ptrform generll office dull... ~
tyi»no htlpful but not neceetety.
Join tht cornpeny who It dolnQ ~
todly lo pr~ "*OY for tomorrow.
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A•e.ctj. lO h1 machine by but up. w/comm't M••R10JT l.l'tftl Seacunwow, varv ... plplnr6el«trlc ctrtfaeilltx, 1 lllllW dltott. Varied c&trical -·-·-cOOI toocb. WW train to poll tall.0th. 4M«m. ask M l'IUIU. _,,17 m otora req ulred . P.+1'1111 Mf1. co. In eledrical dut lea, mu at typt -~• . •a l•• o o com · forewdy Kllowltd&e of water S 1 -· 1-co-6 1_. compooeata Meda lop IOwpm . Noo·amolltr hJJ u .. pennaAeot. P"tenlotlw pneral of· ___ , •Nlaht Audit Clerk . llhriorDnl'lllF tnatment dttlr-1. sc. UPS' em ..... 111 .... tn,"' nllht uper'd. QA Mar. J c:onalder 2 peopit pit to
lhlt bavt ~~. flee toke . Work COOi •Food Production Worke.n Nuda brlabf aalea CWD offen • 1t.artln1 ~~m~mmlou~ ~· mlri. up. u 1 Q.A equal 1 ftt poeltlon. =· =.,~ f-1. ~~f!~~AsRION ~~ ~ r:'~ p'!~ •PM Guest Service Aides/Hakpg. oriented ptnioo part :!•·~~t~.:::r:fn~ oriented Call for app't .. ~~= :a.111!: !i~!7, =m~.u~~
LUw kb. l!L\ND Ptrtoa aeeded. A~ In •Security Desk Officer time. benefit packa1e. Ap· W·5115 cell. bentllta, rrowtll Production Dr • H.B. IUYll CaUMr.Cll.ndlcm·rrl. rinot1 Moa tllru rl, •Launary Workers MHOOU4f.WI pUcatlom.,.. avallable 1-------~~.1·:=!.ff:.1..ll:!•:z;.a500l=-·----
O.try level purtbuln1 HH9'lO R!~ 1 ~ ~~ v er •PBX Operator at 11192 Welt St.• So. Part time 1 p 1 c t l 0 n • m I c r o . HC.m>MIST
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' IMVIMTOIY Laauna, CA. 499•4555 OMCIWOIUC 1... ti M t bt bl Newport law office.
aru alve lndlv. will! OIRLPRlDAY COOIP/TIMI Co.c>llMMATOI Equal()l)p. Empl. General ofllce work lo":~1;!'e/~tm! : Muat type50wpm, have
ltneral office exper. Kelp nAD llT'lllda, type lOAM·ZPM. t:.M. area. Exciting , established hotel bas Corporal• hdqtra. for available in Circulation recommen aolutlona. auper front olrice ap-
Need lnduatrlal back· mlnlmum. Own car. N ·Ofll lmmed. full & part time opportunities 1t1te wlde financial M !DICAL OFFICE office. Knowledce of Reallablllt)' trend pearance le at leut 2 ~·rt.:U::elr :~~ 2'°:~~l :r:~~s1;1 ~u:.~r = ~ u:UI~ avail. for qualified applicanta. f:t~~3~;0t~ tn~!!~~~ ~:.i..::a~d ~~~e~7·~~:: ~rc~r~~e! ra;: :~~a ~·~~~la ori~ latlgir.~ .-=Lo.'"'e'-'m""r""'1l"-.-ex_p_e_r_I e_n_c_e_. people. POI. haa 1ub-Termlnal Way Vnlt 1110. enjoy wor1dn1 with peo-&t mallroom o0tratlon1. rerred. NB. 7§t.9308 helpful. qualified please call: T ~~u111d.rowtb~tfllal Pleaae phone tor appt. ple. Gd 111, benefit We are seeking people·oriented Shlppln1. recelvln1, MIDICAL Approximately six M ra . Pieri ck at HCB'nOMS
•nui a I co. uvue ll 5*HOO packaae. Apply In personswhohaveasincereinterestin auppJy ordtrto1. lnven· TlAMSC•a houraperday,flexible. 7lt-S81·3Ulfounappt. tmmed. poa ltlon wltb
pechae. C ........... W ............. -P'tnon 1930 Newport a future with MARRIOTT CORP. tory tontrola, mail pro-Good phone personality Npt. Bch. rtal estat.e-oc.... __. Blvd CM caatna • apeclal pro-Work at home, top pay. necessary. deve'mt. firm. Phone Send reaw:ne Is aalary Experience preferred,' Jtctl. Exper. req'd. RequJres mlnlmum5 yn Excellent company --------1 exper.,accuratetypfng requlrementalo: Nlahtclub In Newport . C Se--' We offer excell. co. benefits including Call : 780--0501. 9:30 lo acute ho1pltal ex · benefits, paid health, IMlllWtS.. arereq'd.$48:7971
flHC14. uatomer rnce a FREE meat per shift. Apply in 5PM perienct ln au ~ues of life and denta l in· ,.,.Top lecipfhalit ==:.~ Cocktail &lrl wanted, Help~Hw~!'r tem person 9AM -Noon, Mon -Fr i. r;~'f:~8~~ for cl~~ aurance. Prof.C>Mc. Wutmlnater Area.
Jj)lltioctq1e!.cb.m:., C:i!°le.!~ E. l9th St, eorary peoj>Je full time! PERSONNEL . JANITORS tervlew. App~~~ySt ~rg:::'. ~::i ~~~uf:f [y';~~ 0~~~~L~~
Car WaablCuhien, Ftn C 0 C K T A I L OurCableTVC.0.bhav· 900NewportCenterDr., Full time day work, MIDICAl.SIC'Y AskforEileenWhlte into our NEW com prererred.butwilltrain
Vly, Npt Bch, Irvine WAITR~ES No ex· Ing a 2 mootb aubscrip-Ne wport Beach Mon.Fri. Exper pre· ' tr 101cr 1 be r Equal Oppty Emplyr m1u1oo proaram that la 1»9038
area a. Full ' P /T. per nee, we train, alao ~l:v~ :et~=r!b Equal Opp Emplyr M/F ferred. Permane:nt e~I Rad Io loo office the ~at In town. Our of· ----==-==---~ for bartend.Ins at tbe or phone caUs. Main ~:~~.~~~:-cut & Fullllme Mbaioft Viejo. rice ia one al the oldest Wi~~:!'~m5!il or-CASHl•S American Ban~atand. responsibilities are bondable. cu~suo per i?H lOO PAIT TIME ::::-~ ~ v~ryewpopr~ flee. oc Airport ITU openln& IOOll to live t'OO· an1werin1 pbonet & or· hr baaed on exper MODllS/ISCORTS SICIETilY 556-03$3 Jmmed.f\llllaro'1Ume ceru.rock&roll&din· der laltlna. Cd . DICSICUTAIY ~UAIDS Newport Bea ch . Top0ollan&U9363 Please see our ad ID sli&lout lo(aUon. Call-=~=------~9 enlnf• n our lnaut d~·~~· ~=~ telephone speaklo g To aeneral partner Full & part lime. All 8426824. MOTauu.-today's claulfied under ::~~.::~~.appoint· RwEICtEhPTdli~tNlSTaphrro~:ial WHtmlnJ er la Santa Q53..._.,, "'" · voice & ability to work M a ny d Ive rs Ir I e d areu. Unifonns fum'd. """'"•. "Secretary". ~
Aaa SuPtntoret. Exp'd. St. SA. well with the public are r ea p o n s I b 111 t i e a. Aaes 21 or over, retired ICITCteif Hal Exp. p /time. 642-3030. THI IRVIME CO. switchboard e1Psfref'd req'd.Call:Penonnel COMMUNICATIONS musta. Hours are SAM· Challen&lni pmltlon for welcome.Noexper.nec. Reliable penona. San IGHTC HALISTATI Frontofc.Tuef. t.Pvt
DIV. SECRETARY. 70+ 5PM or 9AM-ePM .. Mon· a career rrilrided person APP I y u 0 i versa I Cltmente Inn. Apply H Hlf SALIS countrxclub. 644-5404 THI ,_..TID WPM tylllna, proofread· Fri. Several positions with exceUentaborthand Protection Service. 1226 Chef Charles . Thun · Experienced only· Con· This is our 3llth year sell· REC_....OHIST HOUP Inc i llilla, m11 card av.liable. All positions & typin1 skills & real W St San An Mon12SAveEsplandian tinental Restaurant. PartTime in1 fi ne Souther n ....-u 21,. 721-1100 helpful. Corporate at· temporary (2 mOtlths). estate development ex· lnle~~~ew hrs: 9-~ & 1.:: San Clemente. par l n er • s BI 1 t r o. Reporter/Photogr&(>her Ca I If o rnl a homes. TYPIST .,. moaphere, N.B. Cross Submit applications to: perlence. 496-0194 AM Mon· Fri. La auna Beach. '97·4441. needed to write articles Active real esatate of· <CallMoo·Frl.9·5) potential avail immed. HowardDerrnan only LAHDSCAPIMG Contact RickorCarl. for special sections al Perhaps you would en· flee has opening for a
CASHlll Comprebenslve Care 644-6796 ASSISTANT HURSl-4.VH the Daily Pilot. Educ&· Joy loininl a flnn active well aroomed persona·
Stock brokeraae firm Corp. 649-MOext 12. CJ FACTORY GUARD Fantastic working en· Back ornce for C.P. JYJ lion or equivalent ex· ~~ea~x::Ji ~~si:~n~!~ ble individual. Mu..t be
h1almmed.o..,.nln1.,Ac· Co•-,....,'fW--'---_lHEIRVINE_ rDl/FllN(-W,,..."'BS Two positions available: vlronment In beaut. days/week Fashion perlence In journalism S I H 11 exp. w/typing skllls or I.... d ~-_, vnarr VRA wl rled Dana Pt. Harbor. Full encouraged to apply. nyon, pyg ass 1 • 45 SOwpm Real estate curate typ1n1 req ·· Assist in court related Ceramicexperiencepre· one fulltime tbva Island , Nwpt Bch. M h ood ri · Irvine Terrace, Linda · · telephone & broker11e vlctlm·wltnes.. proaram 1061 CamelbackSl. rerred, but will train hours and one part time time, Mon· Fri.. &AM· 644-102$ ust aveJl w tmg
1 1 exp. desirable. 6-8 hn pr
exper. prefd. Hrs. 8:30 In Ora nae Co . B.A. Newfreeach,92660 Packing, glazing & cast· on call. Requires ex· ~~rpr~t~~g ae;ri;: :,'1~ o ~ot~ r a ·~~ s~i~lsd 11 ~o~t~.re presently ac a . Call Suzan631--0213
to 5. Contact. Helen Social Science or Equa OpptyEmployer ina & kiln loading jobs periencelnanlndustrial Tues. thru Sat., Dana * graphics a plus. Salary live in real estate sales
McGlnley fo r appt. Criminal Justice pre-available. Day & ruehl or manufacturlna en· Pt. Marina Co., 24701 based on exoerience do you have Immediate
Gff-2292 ferred. Minimum l /yr DATA IHTIY shifts. AU jobs Mlllme vlronment. Please apply NURSES Part time posftlon may & unlimited access to
CASHIB ex perience In Human CLSUC with benefits. A~ly at in person Monday DanaDr .. DanaPt. RN's LVN's possibly lead lo full the president or your
Pleaaanl. neat person Serv.lcu pro_gram. Min. l /yr. exp. Fltime· Vohann, 26381 11 de through Wednesday.I LEGAL SICllTAIY tame Send resume to company,oriahehtdden
with tome experience. Spanish 1pe1k1n1 re· P/lime.N.B.CaJICheryl Anu (nr San Juan 9-UAMorl-3PM . NewportBeachlawflrrn NURSES AIDES Janine Fiddelke.Special away tn an ivory towerl•-
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11111T-StartingpayS4·SC.SOper quired. 11000/mo. Ex at83J-3300. Creek Rd exit). SJC I practicine in com Sections Editor, Datly removedfromthescene VT"I
hr. Full Tune. Aftemooo cellent benefata. Apply •96-5761. EMERSON merclal litigation & in· We keep expand mg Pilot. po. Box 1560. Our president IS av11l1 Receptionlslfor frowing
inte.rvie-.byappt.only vlaresumenolaterthan DBJVEIY ELECTR.IC CO. solvencies needs starr bfcauae we attract the Costa Mesa,CA921626 ble. Do you~ add•· Oranae County in-Call : 148-7441. Tues. th.ru 5pm 8nlll to: YSP lnc.. PARTS DRIVER FJSHINC TACKLE saJes personnel with aood all· highest level of Nunes uonal trauung lD help 1ur1nce r1nn. PBX ex·
Fri. Lloyd'•NW'ffD' 2803 Royal Palm Dr . Good driving record. & urvace. r /time lndim.rial round skills & ex in all areas or U · you tncrease your eam C:r 10 uaet Pd co
Cotta Mesa. 92626. Hours 8am·5pm. 548-1133 Knowledae of Pacific Const":.~vilionrdSt eerience. ~9951. penhence. Maybf it's our P' /TIME EV941MGS mg'? ndill. Call: Pauhne, h & 3300 hil er rate structure or C ~ E d I ex 963-0941 CASHlllS Companion, p/time for Dtti•eryP'erw Coast ra s i n e Sant•Ana.CA927o2 L.MCllSecntsy the totally Incl usive D•ICUCij X{>enence or n
If you enjoy workina elderly woman. Mature. For landscape architet· mechanical ability nee Small Newport lfeach bfneflts pick.age or lhe Yollfllc.Nrl rr~f~~crrio~uo~:yc:i~I: ".:::::::::::::: uoWJd a musical en· respo nsible, non· tural fi rm in Irvine. Xlnt opp·ty ror )'oung equaloppty off ice . Ct v ii lat, opportunity to choose Adults wrtbOU16tandlng videotapebsttng&sales
Yiroomenttbenthispart smoker 642 ·2237 · Must have reliable car min Beach area employerm/f/b Co rporate and Real locations and sbil\s. It au ractivepenonalitJes. trainangprogramwhich llCB'TIOMST
time job is for you. »1·!)945. Fulltime summer, part· Salarr open .Write Estate. Call Uaa (714) may even bf our con· who enjoy working with we feel ts the ranesl Front ofc. appearance,
Knowledae or lO·key --------1 time fa ll. 1179-5~. ~W~~~1;1 t,d :!· ~:~ HARDWARE SALES ,.l!833=·377"-!..!.!6~----lllluous effort to support !~·;~i:;:r6.~1~MY0(:t~1~ available 55wpm typina. prior ore
preferred. Computer DEUVERY Costa Mesa,92626. Pltime, semi·retired Ll~UOICLaX spectahiation certtfica 642.43•'21 . ext. 343. We are not a franchise. ~ilcall~:-~le,'!,~=~tia UNIVERSITY F /Time for local de-FRONT OFFJCE lype. Apply in person : Exp d with w 1 n e lion between 2PM lo SPM, branch or subsidiary IMCOA STEREO m [ 1i · Ex 11 d . in DE,,..."1 ~ Crown Hardware. Jl07 knowled 0 e preferred. ask for Lori. Just headquart~rs. 1A«2 MacArthur Blvd. lu.l. venes. ce . riv g "'-"""' E. Coast Hwy.,CdM • We'd like to think ifs We have openings for a ...,,,
Apply at: COMM•llMll'AJION record req'd. Phone for If you have experience HOSTESSES. opening New st&; near o.c because we care more $1000 ra WEB rew highly· motivated Suite 325 Irvine Ul29 Ne~ Ave. .,.., appt. 557-9212, ask for In Insurance . collecllons 0 C . Airport. ve 642.4774 about our people. Ou~ new Co. is look in a persons who have a de· 752-0161 SPECIALIST Mr. Emmons. Newport & strona lele,.),.ftne com· soon ranie ounly s 1 -~ .. ., 1,.1!!!!!!1•!!!!!!!11•!!!!!!!11•-Costa esa St ti ln • ,,,.b.,lli newest night spot The Molattn.ce......, for am bitious people si re to be more sue· 1• 642-9531 a oners, c. municatlons a ty we American Bandstand TKhafdca.l.tls If you are a RN, LVN or who want to tum part ceasful. For an in · llCEPT /TYl'tST
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$1961-$2431 / Dental Assistant, part need you ! 631·1420 featuring live concert. You will direct& asai.at a NA. Staff Builden has a time hours inlD GOLD! tervlew appointment Eat a blished ex port .....tWy time. morning. RDA FULL Time, P /time. live TV shows, rock & crew of park maan· place for you that's the Ground floor oppty Call with the sole owner & mklJ· firm needs in
preferred. Newport AM. serv. No exp. nee. rolltodinlng&dancing. tenance personnel, In· very one you've been fordetails.851-9195 founder, call Wesley N tel11genl person lo
MARKETS f or 2nd &I 3rd Shills ~rtinl 14 up to S4.SO. We promote to manage-
tMOt • 1upervislon from within.
WANT A CAREER?
Costa Mesa 517 W. Willon Sl
631·9609
L11una Beach
494-9233
Huntin(toD Beach
982-9116
Cl.erlcal
DEPARTMENT
CLERK Emenon Electric Co.
the major manufacturer or Uninlerruptlble
Power Syatems offera
this excellent entry level secretarial opportunity
in our Englneerlna Department.
We are aeeldna an In· dividua.1 rib proficient
tniDI akllls and al leaat
2 years clerical ex·
perience. Good En1Uah
compo1ltion and com· mwncation akills are a
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Huntlnaton Beach Union High School District has
an Immediate opening for 110 experienced Telecommunication
Specialist lo plan, ln· atall, operate and main· taln compuleriud elec·
tronlc enersy manaae-
men t and telephone systems This position is
on ou.r serond shill
Knowledae and ex ·
perlence required In
c omputer microproceuors, analog
and dl11tal circuitry and
I buic knowledge of
pro1rammin1.
Apphcations wiU be BC·
cepted lllllil Auaust 14.
Apply at Room 131 or send res
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NIUNID · 1~1 Yorktown Avenue
Hunttniton Beach.
CA92646 (714) 964-3339
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Coodomlnlum Manaaer
Oran1e Co. Property
M11111ement C.0. deeds
coodomlnlum mana1er
to handle So. California
project•. Applicant
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m1n11ement exper. &
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btmeflta pacllace that in· 1kll11. Above averafe
elodea paid bolldaya and aalary. C.Ontact Bet y
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dow'n. Pleue apply In Cl1111rted Ada are the
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Wednesday 9-11 AM or 11r11e or yanl aale ! It'•
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ILICTllC CO.
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"Fast Result" service
directory. Your
Beach area near Hoag Call btwn 8 & 4:30PM • 18 OK, full or part-lime. teract with cily staff & lookina for. Taylor. answer telephones, &
Hosp. 5'8-S504. Mon· Fri. 64§=8000 EOE we train. &US589. 2722 the public & do complex •EST c~OL Wtsle~M. T~ Co. ereet visitors. Various S R Why not call 1.11 today & r "'"'" ALT RS d DENT Al. llCEPT. GAIDEHB No. Matn, .A. maintenance work. e· come in for a visit. OP'llATOI typina lilies, accuracy
Office exp. req. Dental Exp, needed Apply Hotel quires approximately 3 You'll be glad you dad Ornamental plant ex· 2111 San Joaqu.in HJlls a must Pleuant sur· exp. pref. Wed·Sat. Top New porter lnn. 1107 CASHIB years experience per required Will tram NewportBeach roundinas Excell
salary for quaJl(1ed Jamboret.N.8. Exp. on NCR t200. Hrs Salary is 17.61·$10.27 per STAFF ror residential /in· 644-4910 bfneflts ' salary, Cd
person. 5'2-~. Gib.I'"••• -.CE rf:n Apply persoonel, hr. + gentr'OUI city paid dustnal a~·c pest con--------· oppty. for advancement ""~"""" t Inn. 1107 benefit.a. Contact City of BUILDERS trol. -.cA mo. Ask ..,~ IMS Equipment, Inc. DENTAL/ASSIST Experience helpful, ewpor er no. Irvine, 17200 J amboree «>V<r ltal&tah-. 2805 Barranca Rd .,
RD A CHA I RS ID~· good lyp1111 ablllty, pro-Jamboree, N.B. Rd., Irvine, Ca. 92714 H-....... for Ron, 646-74tl Opening for one ex Irvine. EOE
Short hrs. xlnl benefal& ftciency wath rlgures. Hotel {714 )754·3600 before s.r.kn P'owerW•C>per periencedsalespenonto .:.:...:..::::.::.:..==----
for experienced. eager lO·key by touch Op· FIOMTDISk Au ust 10th 1981. L...-.tllJ Experienced individual sell prestlalous homes 1------... -
person. ~9'7S portumty for advance CAW Maintenance: for Apt 71~SS.OI5 I to run power wash com· We have great loc1t1on. llC.rlOMST Exper Orlboordental as· ment. Excellent com· Nights. exp a must Complex in Costa Mesa Or-at pany, clelJling concrete, professional associates Achttfh'-J
siatant. P(f (Mon & pany benefits lnform~I Salary to compensate SS hr. ~~ Exper 71 ._547-bll I trucks. etc. Julio. and over 25 milbon tn ~
Wed) NB o(fice642-SlW7 omce. C M CaU Millie w exp Apply personnel. nee. M,,._,.,__ C •us 5"45·8407. listings. For coo!idenllal Exp 'd. person with ex-
Dental afterllamat64S-5800. Newporter Jnn 1107 _.. """ Interview call Kevan. cell. communications "'8THO •s'"'•ST GENERAL Front ore. Jambor~.N.B P'USSB Corporate Plaza Realty alt1ll1, front office ap-"" "' ~ & MANUFACI'URINC Wanted part ttme. 750.9333 Mon.Thurs. Top pay ! l-8PM Must type HOTEL NUISISAIDES Michelle's Cleaners '!!!!!!!!!!!•••••-pearance. busy phones N.B.RDAmi.642·2626. s p ell Ideal for HOTa PANllNW' EXPERIENCED 496.5124 Fast paced environ
De t l Assistant Exper homemaker or college MAHAGB "9\lana J.11, 11-7. Conv hospt. RICEPTIOHIST ment. Call Jan Wood, pe°rf~rred. eosu·Mesa student 979-1711 Wanted for 40 unit pro-Orange County's leading Beach area. Free m}r ~~s~ ~e'1fc·11ex:0~ef~~ For dr 's office. Must bf b t w n . 9A M ·Noon
646-9671 GEHIEllAI. OfffCE Ject In Laf\Ula Beach. manufacturer or health medical. dental & life. automated press as enthusiutJc, moth•ated 714.955-0900 EOE Looking for a very ln· Also. mana~e small products requiru1 Only positive attitude. primary job, secondary & t ype well. Exp.I••••••••
Drafting tereating part time job commericial piece adja· packaaine person. Real ...:64ii2ii·iieo.ii4iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii job in bindery & paste helpful, but not nee. lecpt~
DUFTSPaSOH In pleasant office' cent. Minimum 2 years labels. run labelette • ups, vacation, medical, ..:842=~='-'-·-----Npt Center /Design
Our dynamic Property Clerical, ror mature $;PJ'ience ~e1uU~d. m~chinek pullt!~~t• NuralnlaN LYN profit share aft 1 year. RECEPTIONIST Plaza. Good typist
Services Dept. seeks an person. Location P.C.H,. 0 resume : · · n· an pac aae es, If Start at 15.50 hr. Call E t H Un~ Be h Cheerful phone voice. innovative. creative Npt. Bch. Exper. a vestment lC.Od.Suiu:m 5
636
30 otherdullesasualgned. 3·11.30PM.r--tryClub 9'19·2392. u un ac Pleasant surroundings. must. Accurate typing, Vicente B v . te 11 I '-VW• office bu mmedlate Sin 1 1 1 offi U to Drartspersontooperate h h d 20 h •A-An"e'~""""'o Applyinpenonto. Conv.Hospt.,20362San· Pl""-'-AW openina for 1 recep· 1e1r tee. P Wl.tht'n our Dealin no 1 ort in · r . .....,. .. ~......,.., ta A A SA Hts ~''"'" · I 1 I 11000 mo. 7~9036. Ask kin lud S t&S 01 ve., · · · Medical diaanostic lion at at entry eve · Services Section. T e wee c es a un. HOUSBllPB VIT" ..-, ••s 549·3Cl81. r k. Must be able to handle for Norman Jacobson or
successful candidate Call: 6'6-?43l Live In to care for active -..-1======= manu acturer see ing busy p"'--and enjoy .J"""a""ckc..A=nnslronJ==----· __ A Div. or Anabolic. Inc. individuals with produc· ,..,... -will have exrer. & CHIMGOCHAIB.YS 1choolagechi.ldin lovely 17802CllletUAve lion experience. We Of· people contact. Lifht ----..... --knowledge o com· Irvine home. Salary lrvlne,CA92ll3 Nunlns fer potential for pro-typina. XlntC.O. bene its RESTAURANT mercialspace planning, New Restaurant -neaotiable. Call Day BDlMl'ff reuional & personal and coneenial environ· electrical & reflected Mexican/American 83S·2412, After 8 P.M. E·~ual~··-"y """" arowtll. Calll91-1.572 for ment. 371,\ hr week, COOITIAIHHS ceillna plans & details. Food accepting applica-955--32&t .,..,........... MHlll'n Mon· Fri. Call Ann wall sections . & hons for waitreaaes . ..!=="'-·-----mployerM /F AnNKJl appllcatioo&inlt'rvlew. Manball,54!·2J64l CASHIBS
mechanical syatems cocktail waltreues. HOUS1191l· ••••••••I This key position re· 9842AdamaStreet
<heatlnel ~IC. ventinFI· hostesses Must be 18 HOME MA.MAGEi qulru ulu ability. Property Mgmt. near &root.burst
An Arcnitect/Draft1n1 yea rs old. Exp pre· for business famUy in atttnith &n management An. L.EAS14G Huntinltoo Beach
Dearee would be a plus. ferred-nol necessary Huntlnaton Harbour. and a LVN ticenae or Thi.I entry·level pmlhon • • •
Submit appllcatlon with Apply in pet100. Wed & Cooldn& essentW. 25 hrs strona health care back-is respooaible ror show· W Alfa/
aalaryhi.stor)'to: Thun lOam·noon, 4PM· per wk. Call Rita 1round This pmition is Ina unlll. handling resi. WAITUSS
Howard Derman &PM. Formerly Charlie 846-0583 or 846-0011 Mon In the Oraoae County dent relations. mulna -..L~--COOITIAIM&S
644-6796 Don·, restaurant. 26022 thru Fri 1.mW 2PM. area. le11in1 arrangementa at Equal Oppb Emplr Co. CStmS CJ Ca Pe Dr· L • I u n • one of our apt. comple.x· lHEIRVINE<IMWlt' Nlauel. Housekeeper wanted, ror Our corporation is a ... M"•t have Oexible --------. 28502MariueritePkwy.
1081 Camelback St.
Newport Beach. ~
Equal Opp Employer
DRU PUSS
Ol'lbTOI
1~========1 buayexec.lnCdM.Must 1 di Id r ... -nearAveryParkway bf proficient in ·main· ea n I prov er 0 schedule & bf available USI THI Miaaion Viejo
Guarda talnin&finebome,lndry, private duty, home to work fteltenda. We D"ILY PILOT •• • mending, etc. 2/3 days health ' hoepital nun· will train. (No real " WAIT'm/
NOW flllNG month. Rers a must. Ina personnel. estate Uc. required: this 11FAST WAITUSS
Security orrtcer poll· _,8'1'"'-'5,_·•=-------If thla pmlUon sounds ~~~.~a:t:.~volve RISULT11 COOl('llAIMllS
tlona are now available You don't need a 11111 to llkethechallqeyou've SubmltappllcaUonlo: SllVICI CAM•S In Mlulon Viejo • So. "draw rut" when you been lookln& for call: Howard Derman 7311 Edinaer
Lacuna for mature· placeanadlntbeDally 714-155-0111 DlllCTOIY nearOothanl
minded lndlviduals. No Pilot Want Ada ! Call 'CJ 'Mi fMIE ciMAlwf For Result Huntlncton Beadl
prior experience la now -&u.5678. Service Call • * llldUltrial Cfontrola Division alllO s. Standanl St.
Santa Ana. CA 92702
neceuary. Mutt have -=-:::..~~-<.:.•:..:.•=.•.:.:.•"'-·---.-.-----------'"1INunln1 lOSl CamelbacltSt. w=*
own phone ' car. "" IM-4.VMCW. 642 5671 -·-Veteran• brinf 00214. -.u ' 11-7 relief. <Anv. Newport Beach, 92980 • W S service 11 our Pinkerton's, 2701-B S. hotpt. with exceU. re· Equal Opp Employer bt. IU COOi '11..+.1 IHS
Maln, S.A. (to rear of 11ut1tlon. Beach area. C•stmS
Sl>ft'lalty. Radlo Shaclt store) Free mJr. medkal. den· I •1 p•1at 23852Avtnida
Set up le operate drill press. Ability lo read
blueprints & use
meuurlng devices. 6
month• exper1ence re·
quired. Apply at: 1020
W. 17th $t.; C.M.
=--oppt~ can 142.5479 txl. 322 Trade )'out old stuff for SS7·9020. Equal Oppty tal fr Ofe. T~aalary. • ••••• ~ II J I de la Carlota em m lb r...------ml! new aoodlea with a Employer. Fle1,.bri.§O~ .,. near ElToroftoed
------J;QJ!ua!!lll!fiied~ad~.eesm~. m..,_i------· ORDERDESK • • l.af\l\IHllla t~··•• Dallylllat. ••••••• Daily Pilal ~f ~~~~~ : Pradlclltn Artist : COOl:i::i ... :: •• s,
111 • • e U you have at least one year'• aptrieoce • _.,...., ~... Su ' • · .Ma. In print-ocieated work, have cood irtDhic DSS&owbBriitoUve Field ~les PIMUr •e e ~eneri 1 .. ....._. •. lm••-..i1191!!!!!!1!11m-e dta1'n and .,.u.1 1enait1vfi1 1nc1ua1na e ~~! .. ~!'! · e ' . .....,. a ~""'' e type1"ptcln1. aome technical drawtns e """""..,.."""' e Limited opent"" avallab1e iii the Oran1e • e ~-tary ti e PERSON e ~lld ~~~J-:~ =~ f: e ww:
• Coaat arta, for Hlr·motlvaled, career • .Jlnfll • • MWIPl~r repn>ductlon, ltt'a talk. We'N • ortfJlled lndMduaJ who can work wilh e e r.. ..a. ML. d about _,. layout and Prodl.lct.loo. M
Field Sal• Peop&t. TralA, mot1v1l4 and • • ulCIUft UHM • laperienct 3aru • C*tllttdellOI, lootlna for aorneone who • COOl11AI IU
tet reaulta. stauoo warn or van e lmmtdlatt~rorveriaUleln· i KIDS_ ~~r:~i"r::~ema~~ e talklDedl1'11lplla1e1orprodudJoorrom e uo1c.m.-0r1ve
Jtetull')'. ExceptJooal tam n11, pl\.9 JOb e dlvld"•l ...... bt ,., ..... •-of"'·-~•. • f•cl"t ~A v.... • CONCEPT to rJNISH, and able to mett • nearv....., l t~~ beneflu 1v11l1ble for tht rltbt • --.. ,....,.. oauw .:ueut .,. ..-. ... -~~ ..... dtadllnel. We'f. fa•t·paced, bul fun to lrvt. ,.
1
w u1 not e ' Ina fut.,., •al'Md and lDtereat-• ... -u.,. and h ctl~ Je. If you can pn>duct ,.. ta, • • la& duU• for newapaper t•t(lltlvt • SUMMER JOIS Detroit Dtettl Alli100 • C!ri for, ave al\ u . • • • •
lallt about It, call; NO·oeH for • f ' penonntl adminiatrator. Call: e1 • School and have H · • for ... ~ ~~k~··~.~~0:-p!fw, c.111 Larry • • Aew. All for lllr. ctmlet. ....... 1, .... -~orappl. t • n 1 1 v P 1 rt 1 u .. J'\1111 "" No e 1 ptrltnu 11 : C _.._ .._MI I' knowledP, t •• Hall at (714) ~· Jf .... ~:.:..-mem. •• Dteealll')'l "--lllt'b ~ .. -~·eo per week. at Ult ----.. ~" Pri 11>..a ""-Wt offer a cam,..,.,. • • Yftielt lot 1ill llll,... • Tripe I zn . .--..... • • l . , 1 a. d • • w •Y su.t• u..1Muta1n .4Plf:
Q•ie it tMIMK mdlulfdntal I•· • Com Meta, CA • lor5 r:"::::":· i'/m e r.qua10pportuntty Elqlk>1er e H IOY ....... ._ _________ 41 ................ L I ~ ...... ....,....,,
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Ortnge Coast DAILY P1LOT /Sunday, July 26. i 98 t
Sell. it all. Md pu~ cash in your pocket!
DAY WEEK
8Days
3 Lines
8 Dollars
Special flat rate for non-commercial users offering merchan-
dise priced in the ad .for $800 or less. Cost is the same for '8 days
or one. Minimum three lines . Extra lines just $2 .60 for 8 days.
For an EXTRA day, call today 642·5678 '
The MW Dally Piiot 8·Day Week It's a Classified PLUS
HtlD Wanhd 7100 Http W..tH 7100 Help w..w 7100 Htlp Wmlhd 7100 Htlp Wanted 7 I 00 Htlp W-.ct 71 ooJH•'f. Wanhd 7 !!~ ~~~~ ....... !~.'-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ,........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••• k
.,_ I SECRET RV/RECEPT Dryer, gas, elean. wor s Restaurant Need outito-SALlSlbDr SECUTAIY ~cretar es A ,. good $75 Wshr clean
1ng pers:;:th ror k~ood Ex per hlah 'ra~hion Challenging opportunity IVICKf HESTON I ~~td!~1~Y B~nlu!;a\uena~ WINDOW W~ER works good ' S85 • prep, u c ma I.Ilg. store Npt Bch. Fashion with small, expandin& _ · • Estate om~. M~t be . . . 548-11513, 548-448.S __ ~~~~rsh~~l·M~a:h P~~· Island Salary, com· company: Shorthand, &r ASSOCIATES able to V.'Ork indepen· An expenen~~d Wmdo~ Washe r. lS Champion juicer for sale.
L ihr Also~ A m1u1on. xlnl benef1ls typ\ng. rtling & general S1>«1alisb'" deolly M~t relate well needed for (as test growmg cleaning sso Also maku Ice
st Mgr. 7.3, at ~x~Jh~ Call644 1100 W·~tce :~n.ags':.~· TemponryClencat w1pubhc & peers R E service in Orange County. Mu~t have crea m ! Mer r 1 t t
646-8883 Sales 1 ng am. Ptl'aOOJlfl license helfiful but not 1 yr ladde r & pole exper Reliable & 494·2640
--· PA.JM'I' SKl'tfwy 540.0400 req"d Ca I Carman, consc1ent1ou:, person s will r eceive ~a rs Kenmore
RETAIL
Part tJme clerb
STOPM'GO
MA.R.KfTS
4555 Coast Hwy.,
Htwport ltoc'
R. H. llodl Office)
Newport Center Fam1l)
Phys1c1an. No Wed
nesdays or wkends Ref
Reqwred 644-1122 for ID
lerv1ew.
SAILMA.kER IM fFJ
Exp. prer C M rirm
looks ror a t areer
erieoted hard 11o11rker §M1!50 __
Sales
$36,000+
BEVERLY HlLl.S
Health & Nutr1L1op Curp I
setting up operations 1n
0 C Need ke) pec>ple for I
Supervision &. Training
Full Part ume Will
train Xlnt rarrer or
supplement C;ill
9-SP\1. \!r Zut kl•rbrod
at97_3-~
SA.LES
COMMERCIAL R.E.
Tired of selling houses 7
days a week " W1• need
one lictnsee to learn the
skills to manage. broker
eommerc1al rral t'stale
Income from mgmt
while )Ou learn Supe r
benefili.; life msurnnee :
health in:.uronce & den·
tal plan Contaet Ken.
675-6700
22&&
SALES DECOU TOR
Experienced for tn·l>lore
& customers home
Salary Comm Nettle
Creek Shop. 8 Anderson
~-~
SALYS
HICKORY FARMS
If you are an altrt out
going tndmdual '*I' ma) have a Job for )OU OJ~
shift. 3 5 day~ pr wk No
weekends See ~tr
Thompson. So l'oasl
Plaza, lower h.•\ el
Sales
Eip preferred Must be Fllll time, 9 to 5 Mon lll004SkyparkBI '4~·9444 orS3l-6SOO_. __ salary increased ever y 6 rn os Portable 6 mo old d1i.
able 10 v.ork Sat &r Sun. lhru Fri Have good typ-Swte 235 ln •ine Medical dental & pension plans avail hwasher, 2 yr '4arranl)
Other hrs. lo be ar· ing skills. SOITll' phone SECRETARY •• SECRETARIES•. Salary commensurate wllh exper $300 I Cocktail & 2 end
ranged Wages based on answerine .. Newport Fasl paced ad aaency RE1Pres Olct$20,400 THE FIH .._1 TOUCH tables. SlOO Blue baby exper Apply U\ person· Beaeh locauon. Xlnl sffks versatJle and or SrBkpr Corp$13,200 ~ dresser, $25 M1sr
Kerm Runa Hardware, benefits Call Rob for gan1Zed see. for art Rec pt ,NoTyping $9.t100 951-7008 64.§.j 661 Af!tJ7 PM
2666 llarbor Bl, CM app't8S1·962:5 director of large ~rt 4 Reepl '1'60$14,400 Norge washer dr) er.
••-SECIETAIY dept Mustt)peand f1le Slat'1'7SS14.000 S250 Porl !>ewing s --1" De velopment •. coo Call Suieybetween 10 6 Exp ConsullantOurs • r;:. * I machme . ....., 833-0!!64 Exp 1n sales Selhng "' 551..0460 Liz Reindel'li Agy, Ine ... 0120 Hcur1ty products struction co. 1n So .., 40208,rehF~t'MEOE Word Procts.~ing 7SL___ GARAGESALt:: Giant 4 family yard tiale
Guaranteed fu ture. La~unaneed.sSe<'retary N .. .,.., .. ,90 F clton WOl.D Must sell appliances, 1 25 •. .,,., BS antiques, fum. tools, Le d. Co 0 wi't .__ .... ...,,p1·0 o exp Secretary ewport ....,..0~ ree Art' vou tired of working •aoc~soR l Ju Y "''"" · Id ... ~b a mg U\ range """""'"'~ " ' r ~ corner grouping. e c 212aconllnental c M and ho useho ., .. Y County Coastal Safe Co !99-5304. ExaM.tiue rull time ror part timr Reas &15 ~I aft 5 30 ---, items Sat. Sun 10.5. llll SSS 7233 ~UUt MoMy 1 -· ------Stereo, Bonnet chest. HB SECRETARY Secretary SECRETA.RYEXEC. Why not try worl11n11 Wanted to buy-Room tables. baskets Sat & Hl!JILin..&t.on.St;.;""'· ~--
SA.LES REPS Jacoby & Meyers. one of Personnel/Advertising part time for full Urne Coll tNs ....,..,., Dehum1du1er with h.'gh Sun 8-3. 344 Broadway Stereo AM lf M 8 tru k.· Loe a I Cosme I 1 e Co America's largest law Our buby Pre~udent is 111 Dept has opening per money Work 20to 24 hrs Kelly wants to help! raJ!ac1ty Lil 4!J.I 13.16 c M easselle, turntable,
Unl1m1ted inc oppty firms is seeking an ex· need of a mature. well expansion Npt Bch. rrr wk ID plu:.h Ot'W or lic:yclts . 8020 "'·u ~. t rundle bl'd spkrs $130 Freeurl200. '"2 ·~~. 9to6_ perienced Secretary for organ1i.ed ~elf :.tart .. r r1·nanc1al ·~--'c~ (1'rm. I" D ,· n l h ~ s ant 3 Pool table $200. Min.
'" .....,.._ ,. ""'' v1 "'~ '~ "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• cloth1na , tables, mist". our Norwalk office Ap-who has 5 Yl'ar.. previous Gd typing, shrthd., exp. Ana Co:.ta Mesa area LADIES Cruiser original NB 646 2801 760-874S
SALES REP
If you have previous
secretarial sales. model·
mg or publle relauons background and desire a l'areer m field sales, tlus
1i. the opporturul) you've
been wa1tUlg ror
plicants shoo.Id possess experience in her pru· req'd Non-smltr Call for well eslabll.sbed Co 833-l441 · t SlOO 'ORO Rattan sofa & c~alr.
gd typing skills, or ress1on 640·0123 blwn.9&2. Earningpott>nllalors.220 lniftt pain . Garal(t' Sale hike~. wicker rum . Eveintude ganzational skills & per wk bai.e +comm + 548-~ guitar, 1km,, boots. & b ability to work under The ideal r.tnd1date bonus Call 8l'>888J for 847-3498 61ke for ~ale Alpint' g1rb lots or 11am~ 10091 Jon 4HP OB mocor. r.ass
pressure. We orrer ex· :.hould have ~ood tape annt H·-~·-~h 3 spd 24" wht'elbase ba.t_Sl H B ~ s rptc screen, 11\)Jll; 11 l (' ""~ s 11'· ty"" s~RET ... IY ':Lr _. • ...., ....... --Like new .:~ !J60..6310 --' • . hsehold, gara~ ~ c e e o l compan y rans rs.,...,.. ~ r ~ "' ,....,. . 2 Family Garal(e Sdle 390 Santa Isabel. ca&. benefits + salary 1s 70 wpm and Jl()'li.ess an Newpor t Stach To TELEPHONE Cent~no~.SuperLeMaM Sat Sun llam & CB Sat Sun
negotiable Please call exeellent 1'0<'abularv $1 .~00 Art a:. com SOUCITORS Wlln g, 056 Mag II, men 5 2s toor bike A·I equip plant.. & loh -,
Silvia t213)688--000!l munil'ahon hnk between I Im med open ing~ to \')'dee. CPT, l..ex.ilron. & ~.dQ.hn5404328 I more 2169 RurJI Ln GIGANTIC GAR.GA,~ This po:.1t1on pro1•1des boss & 9 branches l:se I work pleasant e1l.'n1011 all other \,l,rp ...,w·fment G LS pd ood d · u SA LE Mo• ng e'"'r an excellent \tart in~ )'OU lop slulls Ul these hri. 3 9. Mon Fri ~11 ~-. IR 10s It coo l "' • 1 •" ~ SECRETARY salar• based on talent plush professional of· II II t \s!>ljlnment.s J\ at ~ Clothing. furniture ete ything dirt C~JI· F@r@· "anedJrmeoonsetomfthodeelranrg~nst Su ppo rt a cc o unt and "ab1ht) plui. out fices Enio>topbeneflls se ing ouq 'Wage 548-3297 -Sat Sun 9 SPM 20S toys.~.cfOC1M!S,
. in.g personnel functions f11 Call after !Pm 966 0151 • . .:u:... u....a........1a1 8025 C'anal St N"' Shores Worthwhile .to come see dependent oil companies ood standing bl-rte 11.S ID newly rreated poss TIUC"' DRJV~ & !'-<OT AN AGENC"t ..,..., .. g ~ s i r . great bargam.s Sat.ISwt
in Southern California G vanety & ~rowth lion Here's )our chance " u. NEVER A F'F:E ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 Family Sale ~·" Cecil. C.M. (bt'Mt and are presently ex· opportunity Mrn SS for inler\'iew appoint tocrealeyourownspot I WA.REHOUSE You namt' 11. 11>e ha\e 22n~d&23rdSt
1 panding Uyouareaself wpm . 10 key by touch ment please rail 1714 > m this prestigious grow •et"-......... IEL[~··it1" REDW0002X 6'S It ' 17062S1ms II B Sun ---· -· -...--Newport Center loca 962 4431 mg fir r ~ 2· to 20' long. Fresh starter, aggre5$ive and tion Good salary & 557.6122,731-7711 1,ot·al delivery. frozt'n trurk load arrt\'lng 93 Su nd ay JO 6. Moving
lookmgforafuture w1th b r·1 C II Arlene foods,LA&OrangeCo I r '"'v ""E.,... weekly Sa~e at~ ft Super La"n Sale mustsell'7'black~. an established com-ene 1 5 a • 100'1 FreetoAppllcant ton truck. Call Sat Sun. "'O E ., F' H bed · 640·51ll. l=l-IP r. "'' PP call Jim 6469885 Not h1ni: Ol'H S2S queen sofa pany. '*C would hke to l111!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!1!!!!~!1!!!!!1!!1!!!9!!!~ _8-lOam only,846 9419 anvllme Sat Sun 9 J 600 Orchid. oak & smol<ed g}asa free
hear from you. Typmg, 2·3 da)'!I a week MtrchOftCIM 2 s~t~ or sliding glass CdM stand ing display shelf
We offe r an excellent sa lary. outstanding
bonus plan. expense ac·
count. company car. and meda·al I.Ire insurance
pal·kage Please submit
resume. 1n person 1(
possible. lo
POWERINE
OIL COMPANY
Employment Depart·
ment
t2354 Lakeland Rd
Sanu FeSpnngs,
CA90S70
Equal Opportw11ty
Employer ?t1 F
SALES TUIHEE
Yng men , stereo
speakers.. transporation
11rov1ded Call ~ 765!_
SECY /E(EC. FAMIL v HEAl TH PROGRAM ~I llours lo swl South San doors, approx 6' & 10· G A R AG E EST AT 1-; SlOO Quad stereo With R~uired by president of l.! AJta _54().~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• cassette recorder & ma1or agcy w /eorporate 9930Talbert Ave A.ntlquu 8005 wide. 833.C864_,_ 7~·0120 SALE turntable. Washer &
headquarters in Irvine. F'ountam Valle). mos TYPIST ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOCJs ---8040 Sat & Sun 9.4 Corner of dryer Lots of misc.
Shorthand min 90 wpm. "'"-' Stnlcr REC_.,. IEYf''O Spectaculnr Jade horse ••••••••••••••••••••••• Poplar & ~ntrul. SA <N rt RJ·"era ~ typl'ng . dictaphone ex Equal Opp Emplyr M IF' ...-'L-u nr Bmtol & Warner 4 pc ewpo v• \;l1fl· Fr 0 n l 0 r r i (' e a p "'Ith stand. II an high, KEESHOND PU"" AKC dos I 646 2670 ~er Applicant Should C D NB C "µ antique rommode set -~· ~·"----4500 ampus r .~. pearance.busy ountry S2.200; Im pressive Champ s1re M Jo' Pel&
ave at least 3 yrs exper Club·C M area \I rs Russ1t1n bronz.e or cos s h o w p v l Pl) antique wall phone. ex Giant Garage Sale, Sat. & mtopexecposition,b1gh •SECRETARIAL• 14211YorbaSt.Tusttn M}·erj49'-0:m sack with wo man, 213 .§!IJ:l~aftS_pm. cercycle.lensforCanon . ~
degree of commumca OPPORTUNITY signed Lanceray. Sl.800. Poodle. "'--.. ard AKC SLR, Ar&us C3 35mm Sun . 10-4.bo~c;,_ lions skills, strong sense Open Monday Evening ,,.,...,.. w /case ft all much A·Z. 22 Ar -· ..... n
of responsibilil)'.. integn· Douolas ,.,_1 Compan)' or By Appointment Only TYPISTS TiHaednyandart ~s~~wl4 Cream 10 mooth Male mi~. San Joaquin, Irvine. ty & deipendability Xlnl " vi sign n . · Housetrained. 540·9155 salar) & liberal co Callforma has an 1m Register today ror local •2 1n wide, sr>.50. Pa1ror AKC -S~lky T-;rne;s
bener.its. "-'I Tommie. mediate operung for J temporary assignments bea ut If u 1 Ch 1 n es e d bl h d 1 \,;4J SECRETARY 557-0045 ~rrelam vases. 18 '" A ora e , s e ess . i 14·833-2977 Sl!l'RET.t.Rf ah ••75 Pip Call shots M1S225 f S300 ~ "" Newport Beach area. To I " · ... 551 2348 SECRETARY Selected candidate mu~t SI . 700 Offlce.s alre Cf\ Lin-f714 1 956-218.1 Ask ror I ..:. --Legal secretary, $1600 h a v e pre 'I I 0 us gorgeous It aLmosphere • -Dane --me to You 8045 £..
for plush N.B oHice secret.aria! expenenre easy gomg. The door u -FOR S A(~£ 1930 .5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fww...,.. 1050 Fwft;..,. lnO
Strong typ1n& skills combined wJth 1ood opentoyou\Vlthyourtop rtMK>ctAPVl'flSOHtdLSf:~ts ktkhenware Rare R.alJ MIXB>PVPS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••··~··••
necessary, must be ex :shorthand and t) ping skills & commurucauon 1723 lirdt Sfrfft and Fiesta Over 300 SS2-ll23eves. Custom qu;il.it) hard~ood •MOVI.-. SA.LE• per Xlnt benefits skills and be capable or ablhty Boss 1s charm· Hewpartleocll B 0 all -----furniture E lec typewrller &
Bentley.Hays!i49-9820 assumtng various duties mg Lots d rontact with to E pieces U) one r FREE KITTENS to good 498-0088 stand. leather rurn.,
for De Part mt n t England i.alec; force 840 4068· --- -home 1 white. 2 "hite Beaut trad1t1ooal lo\'e chairs. youth bed (com-
E SECIETA.RYSl.,'" Manager. Need deds1on making UPHOLSTERER Work Beaut Engl anllquedou w orange spots. 1 white seal!i w tbls & lamps. pl I. loveseat & ~ucb . xec secretary to 'O<N capacity in lllr conditioned t'Om ble bed, must sell. S2SO " b I a ck . 1 w h It l' from atto~y·s ofr Cost more 842-4314
Presidentofpresllg1ous Salary commensurate 557-6122.731-7711 fort Muslbeabletocut 6464327 w beige After 5 52200 . Sacri f ire ------
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Manne llard~an• Sales Saleswomen men Irvine company seeking with expenence plus ex 100'' Ji·ree w Applicant S Antique Smoking pipe 546·S967 <lr.11n obo 97>-0363 MOVING SALE-Beds, po11ed person wttop ce llenl company & sew alar) open lld bo A 200 h d ~~ sofas, desk, Lable1w/6
skills. Xlnt advanee· benefits Pll'ase con 642·;rll3 Soyrs old :~e ~h:,_x 714 F'REE Male Dae sun 9 10 p-e cream eolored chrs. dresaer, bookcase, person to work at store
level 8-~ ~1711
SALES
No"' arcepting apph1·a
11ons Cor full & p time
sales staff. Experienced
in micro computer pro
gramming or usevery
helpful. Su«e:isful ap-
plicants will have back
g round 1n s ales &
pos1t1\'e attitude Call
_Le_v· {114)54(}.~.
Sales
OFFICE SUPPLY
SALE5'ERSOHS
Stahoners Corp has ex
panded to Orange Coun
ty & hu openings ror
outside salesperson'
Excellent company
benefit$ ConlartJ1m Ander!>on
l 771-5350
SALES-
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Newport Stalloners, a
lg co. selling omce sup
plies lo bUSlnts$ ha.s full
& part lime openings for
retail sales clerks. We
will train & offer pro
spect.s for advaneement
Comprehensive benefit~
paekage. Personnel.
714.557.9212
Partner needed to ride
sbotgun on h11h pre
uure sales ventures
Contact Mr We s t
55'7·5610
SALESPERSON Full
time. J ,W«lry, antq &
r11mbh10p bkamd pre
rd. 642·• btwn 10 " e. ..lf2!l§M ___ _
THE FEDERATED
GROUP
Is hiring professional re-
ta ii s alespeople. Call
Personnel for a great op-
portumly with our grow·
mg company
213-728-5100
LGall on-Fri 9.5
Part J~oo·fri.
Pleuant, small. non-
smoking CdM olfice 2 yr
mrn exp Reep, hgbt
bookttping. Xlnt typmg
$1 mt 84t3,,_,lc:.,:ll:.:..· ---
Stcntcry
Xlnl opportunity for
secretary to work In
manuraeturing offi ce.
Good typ!Sl Wntlen &
verbal communication
skills Salary com-
mensurate with ex ·
perienee Fme benefit
package
Weise r Lock Co 5555 Mac Fadden Ave. HB.
EQE Fll98-061_1 _
SECRETARY /4 .. Part lime. T ues &
Thurs. I person ore.
Cd M. 760-J.5!1?
ment opptys. Bentley t act Eva Taylor , WAITRESS &IS·SOOOextJlS yrs. Male Jn.sh Setter matehmg liv. rm & din ~t£ Jrvine857-2990 _
Haye!Jj49'9820 __ Employee Relat1oni; ~I friendly waitress '*ant'· ~i:., yrs 8913118 -rm rur.!!J4.50 646·8115 c 0 m P 1e 1 e b 0 •,&e o ~ ed for small care. Antiques. reg cloeks. Free flurrv Kittens -SECRETARY /Reception1 epl. (714) 1111 breakfast & hmeh C.M S250 Wash basin set. Mostly black culors, 8 9UEEH-SIZE HD furnishings, &r hsebJd
C.M CPA ore. Salary DOUGLAS OIL f SPM 175 Trunk. $45 Med. weeks Pat6"1J.2SIO. mo_ 67J.2777 items. LiVlllg rm, dining open. 641·01.25 COMPANY ar.ea. 498 36230 t ------1 rm. rerrig, stereo, ' t OFCA.UFORHIA. P'en-tlS"'Yfc~ WARDCLERK desk,PJS.631·5!l'7! Two free Macadamia Sofabed S125. eectnc misc mustsell.759 ~
SECRETARY 3160AI A Ex~rience In Con"at EVERYTHING Trees Approx lOft You dryer $40, dJ.nin,g room Sharp. well organized rway ve 4~10 Campus Dr .. N B des Ired Ca 11 ad AOES diL646·6fnl ~l'l. $125. stereo, $7~ person to run small busy Costa Mesa. C:u 92626 ,. 3 ADORABLE Call S4S 3784
al rfl I d. id t Mfirm11l1veAclion maj_str;ttor ~1'764 Directly from England s es o ice. n iv ua 1•211 Yorba St Tustin R "'E ... ALEKl.TTENS lo handle a variety of Employer ~ · /A REHOUSE DELJVER 40~ Off F"URNITU E ' "' responslbiUlits: inside PERSON FRllSAT1SUN 2711 E __ ~199'l _ _
sales, billing. inventory Open Monday Everungs For party rental store Coast Hwy Corona del free to you White
control. payroll. AP AR Secretary By Appointment Only Full or p lime. Apply Mar. 67>JS.tl female cat Declawed
u oder m 1n1 mum ,..,..,_ 202S Newport Bl!Q_Qf 121 GI ass Door Oak House brol<en 557·~~
supervision. 979-5413 Pttt•Nllf SEC'Y /RECHT. Bookcases, both for S500 Free pair o r I a r g e
SECRET A.RY 9 to 2 daily Typi.n e & Fulllime Typing. good WA REHOUSE Platinum nng w 3 small speckled RABBITS
shorthand or s~vmt phon e manners & WAA"ER antique rut diamonds --~9L __ MBMCA.l ing 0 __ ...,...,,.., per hr salary. Please call """' a ppr Sl 500 <>ell 1 . b-...i lw~ OFRCE ~ ., 7u 7091 L k r l 3 fema emu '"""pups I "9 ~ Work In Western re .... • oo in& or ma ure, OB05'8-S253 __ -Shorthair Lovrng home
Over 30 perferred non gional aales otc Hurry' Semi reUred Mor F. Part alert 10diY1dua1s willing CASH Re1P5ter 192'7 548-'4798 smoker Type 60 WPM Call. Mal)orieSulhvan. & full time. So. Santa lo learn " aecepl f75 accurately Perm full 540.500 I. Snellin& & Ana Mr Wood. 839-4071 personal reapons1billty 548-329'1 free cal and kittens Also
time. Call Answer ad • Snelling of Newport Mon btwn 10 It 12 or for wort performed 10 ---......... ~-an Irish seller and a
523,642..m>. l4hrs. Beach Agency. uco 979-9378lv. msg. ~~~~,~~dS:p~u:ro~~ l•-w-E•STM-111IN•ST~E~R-•I Da~bshunc!_.891:3118_
Campus Dr .. EOE Stniu Staffon fabrics to menufac· ABBEY Fwttatw. 1050 SECRETARY
Computer software firm
has an immed. opening
for data entry person in
our documentation area
Job responsibilities in-
clude: accurate 65wpm
typing for technical
manuals, updates, some
proofreading It otc.
skills req'd. Exper. pre-
fetred but we will lroin.
Pleasant surroundings 4t excellent salary le fr.
inae beneliu. Non-
smoker. Call : Sheri
Mk ltelaon for lmmed.
interview. '7l4·54CMSS2
MCS,IMC
M~ turers or products used ANTfQUE MALL •••••••••••••••••••••••
Buy out plan Offered. in yachting, backpack· Dally 11>-6, Fri 10.9 ••
Secretary .§73-~ _ 1ng 6: skiwear. Secure Closed Tuesday
SECRETAltY Siii~"'~· future for right person. 11751 Westminster Ave ,.ARTTIMI I' Filling of orders & Garden Grove 554-6103
We have Lwo hnmed. fut lime. will rain, &eneral warehouse ll!!!!~m!!!ll!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
part lime opeolngs at <;p_s_ta Mesa. 6'5 5421 duties. FullUme daya, ..__.__ 10 I 0
our P roperty M11mt. STOCKPBtSOH 37 Yt hour week. Ea· .........-" headquartera. Gd. typ-needed ror Irvine based cellent company-paid ••••••••••• .... ••••••••
11111, telephone ttcbnl· retail chain. Start btwn benefits. Pay lncreua I IUY APPLIAHCIS
ques, working well with .50 .oohr. 549-800 based on ability. CaU Les 957.9133
people are 8 must. One Teacher Jn-School for OO-lll86 Monday. Fretier. upnght, cle;;,
position Is Monday, parent' co-op M iW 1F. works ood. 1150.
Wedneaday, Friday, 8 5: 9-lZ 760-91»l Warehoute .548=.M=J3~==---the other Is 8-12. Monday ~"'-'·~~"-'------
tbru Friday TUCHEI
SubmltappllcaUonto. Independent school
Howl.rd Derman seeks part lime Spanish
MU'79S teacher, must have
StodH•1•1n STOV E·c!Un, worlts
good. $150 548-M\3 or
548-4485.
Dining room chain 4
Kindel $100 Packard
Bell 4' H1-f 1 SSO
644·6579.
8 dra11>erdres er
aAI
644 72S2
Set or 4 wall units. incl 2
bkcases, 1 cluna cab . I
drybar Must sell Wk
752·S?Ji Hm . 857-4271
Pvt owned brand nu stock offum Liv rm. din
rm, tbls. Imps, pie's ..
·, SECRET ARY
Advertising executive
nde p /time secretary
with light bookkeeping
•kills or accounting
backc.rOl&ld 45 wpm. oo
sllortband. Phone and
aeneral ornce duties.
Personable and good or· ------• 11nlzaUon1l skill! re• _____ 111111 ...
A minimally 4 years ex-W 1HE~ CDllW« perience & be familiar
lmmed. Ml time open-
lop in our oew Santa
Ao• Supmt.ore Elqler
req'd. Call: Pttsonnel • with C bur r os y
106lCamelblc.kSl Chocohtt Plcuc Insurance beoeflu 10· NewportBtacb. t211160 rupond to J a1 Van
Equal Opp Employer Winkle PO BOX 23 CdM
quired 30 hn per \fftk, SECRETARY -----,1 duded O.C. Airport
auon '714 1933 ••DCILLINT••
SICHTARY.UEC
Ot<>rlia Pacific Corp.
bu lo openin1 for Stcmary to Vtee Prell·
dtnt at dlvWon~ in
N•w,.rt Buch. SeJf.
atarter: .rttb nceJleet
ae cretarlal 1kllla auded, tbtem1ent,
ability to 1'0lt "' own,
typlnf 'IOwpm +, dlctat· ln• machiN e11~ce a m11tt. shorthand
tow pm +. auptrb
btntfltl. Call Lob at mmsHm; Mt&:
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• doon for rouDded opea I.be lh.rlU "Ted Tw"otr" Both Stock 1 55'7· ll!!ll Top dollm for Sporu details M7 9101 eves S.0·881 I a......... ~ copptr. ll50. w Id T _.J_ Y.-..L... experiences while '84 L b t Sc TNCb fHO Cars. Sup, Coml)frs. ,. Audi m WbtA! ~;-.,... t71S
Helhua 8"q11elJ de· °' rooer ~•$, Inc 1ou're al the helm of the '""· am•-~!!.., ootetor, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 914'1, Audi's Low miles en.use AC ••••••••••••••••••••••• llvefe4. Perrecl for For aale: Woodfft draR· 2803 West Coast Highway famous 58' Sparkman &r u.x:c, 1 "" .......,.., see lt7' CHIYIOUT Alk for U/C MGR Sru'f S31_.Tt7 Ev 74 Capri, vs. lo m1. new
•vta,etealiog.m-44ll ln1 table.SaD.Calleves. Newport Beach 714/646-9362 St~~o·s Otta.n Racer apprec.p50.S!M982_ V•TOHPfCIW'I JIMMAllMO ..;ti.---t7ot p1mt&~! .. ..-.
D I S H W AS H E R , 141-8442. "GESTURE." Cruise '69 HONDA,70 Auto. trana . pwr steer· YOU(SWAG&f ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ---"""'"'~"-_ portable SUMI. 'T7 KIRBY Home Main· the channel Islands with Runa &ood. Uc d, SUO. ing, etc. f loe work 18711 Btach Blvd A·., I I 8 '77 Ca pri Ghia II snrf b K -w-ve.v..,.v?b..-Wtv-w-~ -• J M' ..,.~..., hla 4380ahJia CdM kl ( K8 .... HUNTINGTONBL'ACll ... t n Hea ey ugeye . . ' ',_, mac .. en· talnanct S)'stem, all al· -------~A.WL&.<.aN oe tnney a.,.,.,11 · · true L l1Jd . c. Sprite w/hrdtop, i d AM /FM stereo, AC. 4 more~ wood cbnt .• 7.1.i· tachmenll: Xlnt Cond ,.....,&n--. IOtO •-...&.., ..... _.__ 1old plated 4B' Yawl '17 YAMAHA DT -2SO ONLY $4995 841·1000 cond $2500 /offe r . spd, new pllllt 13750 ~t¢ Cami . $175 . AlkiJla•iso.•siu. _..,_. _... .,.__ "TYPEE " These bolts Mono Eoduro. new HOW .. -,.L....•-~ ,..21.oo el·Jv 644 9969 -·~ UL.-1-! ....................... lnl,•111 9030 are atourdoc.bNOW!! englne '700 080 eves Oo~e'ft~Sta..._... TOP DOLLAR '"· • ~· . -'Dlnet,~""'te...._Set-.,-.-M-ls_c_pl_c· -• •H• ....................... and av~lllble for your Brent.6'5-:MOS NEWPORTBEACH PAID FOR IMW t712Dats. 9710 tu~ •sio. Dama1ed W.ttcl 8081 Trailer for :M>' boat, 2 IX• lnspecttoo Skippers & Yamaha '76 In' 400 En· 9311 ASSS GOOD & c• IE ... N •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~rd 110 Dalt~ •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• le. cal.kins. must aell. crewa 1restancUneby 10 duro XlnL llOO .-loEA $1 000 000 1980 DATSU... 6 ~or• 42 · Se11ca~ NautlLu..' Ah~ftrob~c plus 78().0184. come on down and see · 89'2-47114 I tlO FOID USED CARS! , ' lOOSX
· memuwrl ..,. ..ovln1. the boau. spin a few , FI 00 PICICUP Hatchback model with (on to IG Sul)trlor) Gooddtal.8mo1~R for BrandnewPerkol8'out· yams,haveatoddyor2 71 HONDA CB MOE. Ec ooomlcal 6 cyl lnventbry aut om ati c trans , N .~ir.J..41 ·1 2 4 2 -.S lncl AerobkeJtercise riuera w/spnadera, andarr=:eacti.rt~rin Corvette yellow. runs enalne, 4 s.....,.A over OFNEWIMW'S AM /FM stereo. pwr eveat•--· claases.846-9el4 Eves. l~"dlamtter,c:oetnew afinew yacht OKbutneedssome work dri• ta ~cond... Sales and Leasing at r-ale ~Year old $150,sellf1$.$46-0601 filfm-ve r ns., 11r . • com""tllive pnc-Ex steering, air cond . ;;: • ~ .... nu-..: ..a drawer desk in good · -C A L I F 0 R N I A . .....,.. p w r a t e e r I n g . ,,.. ~~ cruu1e control, pwr mar ~ .'11 ._.., IUll..wv. coodilloo MERC 7S. a> H/P with CRUlSF.S 80 YAMAHA s.w Sped al (lV11!13'7l. cellent service and parts rors. rear wiper & a ..,~Hll!al\3:~. sSH controls Run s good 2537W.CoastHwy Sh o wroo m c ond ' ONLY$6995 2150...,._.ll'fcl dept Jewe1'(843YNR>. Ve~cholce Ir rare ....... .9S1·1Dl NwptBcb (714)548-4191 S1900/0B04Kml, ONLY $7495 T ItE. Faceted WANTED 9.9 Evmrude When it com es to 642-8500 MIUCUMAZDA Cott.Mete645·5700 Good i>eleclion of pre
Sto e, over 2 eta. Inti IOl3 or Johnson outboard chartering, v.ewrotethe 1977 YAZ80, $250. 1977 21SOHarborBlvd. WEMEB> v1ously owned BMW & MllACUMAZDA
.... Rl~~~~ .. b::;·~~:·;~oo~ M!WPOIT-AITISAN motor. book . 30 years same yzu:s. SJSO. both &ood cwA1rM7o~A YOUIEXOTIC ~~~l~~t~~~: ID ex 21r~~tx;:~d
Bacqammoo ~fee ta· Taki acowtlc 1u1.tar w CUSTOM 548-2152 location. cooditioo. ~9579 -& HmSH CARS 645-5700 ble. Fl&Od.iolaal traffic cue '1~6'.S-44.15 OleiAHSW Giant Marine Goodie AMl.nneyFam1Jy 'J7H.D ~ CUSTOM '72 Ranchero We also have a lease
ll&bt. DllO/ta. 7~ ' Only 2 latt models left Sale. new &c used gear Organb.atlon • hr GT loaded ' New brakes. ~ company that leases 1977 DATSUN da-·,·1--•ev-. Pe ave '1 mus I c 1 an from ma"'-job shop * *** ********* Black · ·2m9 tires, ate, etc etc. Must ~~~RT "IOIC""•r ~--~ IUi Ith s 10" Superb tooe, beautiful • ""' other maltes of autos, 4 VVJ"" Steollr court reportln1 amp er w . walnutcomolesandtone 40~ Navy anchor.:.>"************* MUST SELL Financial see! S2700or bst offer . _R'!]S trucksand varu. f'or ad Sspeedtrans ,aJrrond., macb.lae, a.netlt mdl, cab&11et. Like new. $500. cabinets Ideal for home ring buoys, Zodia c -Problems Will Sacrifice 642·.5460/64&9780 _ d1llonal mformauon on AM FM stereo, mag pert,~ coad. + case ol Arter 8 pm. lllH2S9 or church. Grand Raid MKJ1 ~ w1et CHA.rra '79 HONDA 750-only SK '81 Datsun Longbed with leasing please call. wheels & diamond mist paper, delmeSamaoo.lte YAM AH A GRAND HA&.F NICE. $7500 suits, misc sm "' e 2S · ·50' Power Boats mi, Immaculate! Best camper & sleeper kit. 3100 W Coast Hwy 714 972.tz70 7t41661 9611 silver paint Llke NEW' rue It st.and It usorted PIANO. 1 yr old. R1re & For specs pb. 551-1805 boat gear. EIJlott 10 man Trawler Yachts 673-4800 Offer 968-5210 Snrf. am/fm /cass. CB Newport Beach 1146SFU 1 (Stlt. l.SOO).
books, $38S. Western beautiful. Polished canslr Ufe ral'l. masts, loat .,...o 9060 '79 KZ650 lo rru. Uke new, incl.J!9Qg. 97~ -642-94a'i f'or a good deal and ~ooll Oa..JLY $6599 saddle. A·l cood. & 11. walnut. Xl nt cond. boons, poles, sails, sml 1, ~ $1700/080 ft 1 · " d Owner tramferred.CalJ ~po ..... Goodt 8094 spinn,boatcovers,stem ...... ~................ 497.3426 '79 C HEVROL ET TOPSD""•.a.RS a ersa esservieesee MEWPOITDATSUM :!t~ pack, 1255· w/bestoffer. Pat White.••••••••••••••••••••••• pulpit, Sabot, Kite. 6 Cat~l1na 30, diesel, DELIVERY Van, l2rt ~ & 888DoveStreet
.,.,.... . 835-7000. Ext2M FOR SALE: JOyearsof Pacific Catamarans refng, 110 gen, 7 bag 1973 YAMAHA 100 MX box 3,093 m1 Power For Clean Used NEWPORTBEACH Int. doors w /hdwe, (2l SPORTS winches, alum & S·S m'. 5 a ii s, etc. $33 ,500. Very &ood condition. brks, stee ring. ~.000 Cars & True ks 8lJ. I 300
80ll28, $15 ea; (2) 80x30, Offkt Fw••• & ILLUSTRATED lin&s. trailer boxes, ~7506 $AO 99$-8989 mile warranty, like new ~oenr:%t ~':::e~~:he spot' SALES-SERVICE-LEASING
l20 ea. Clolet doors. (2) .......... 8085 (1971-81) plus some from compasses. surf board, 16' rt catamaran. Wooden 1974 YA MAHA 2SO M X 11,998. 208 w ut. SANTA ANA 93x~; (2) 93x36; (2) •••••••••• .. ••••••n•n 1960s. Bestolfer. bow plank, wire rope, 13' hull w /lrlr & sails $6CJO. Very good cond. $400 646·4-04!._orS48-7~ -JL~G~~J~y 79 PICICUP 6'
45peed 6ft.bed (R6713SI
SADDLBACIC IMW
B3 l·Z040 .• 495-49~9
13d2, $10 ea. Gd cood. DESKS 545-4240 whaler trailer. much, Ne ed s 5ome work 996-8989 '79 El Camlno. air, PS, 6'4~9 21 Steelcase :M>X80 like FORSALE:lOyearsof much more!! 447 Old 64S-S634S54-8684 YAMVIRAGO~miles PB , till whl, <'ru1 se, Ball¥ pinball, (Playboy), new desks. S748 new, sell THE SPORTING NEWS Newport Blvd. NB (714) Sacrifice-my loss your bucket seats. lo m1
pertfttcood.9195 forS28$.callnow,Mon· (1971-81).llestotrer. 645-4520. open Sat /Sun XISUMFtdSH ·SIOO fain, save hundreds .~7 Call KarenS5l·S009 Fri. 8 :30-S:~7Sl-6191 ~ 7/2S, 7 /26 lOAM Lo4 PM_ nt con S27-72S8 Call 646-t629
Ce1Ji.N PU · Cuabella · Home/Office. Le rolltop GOLFCART s:iso Sabol S37S .Schock Boat I KZ ~. '80.10,000 ml, will fo~. reverse, varia· desk, very lood wood 333 E. lBthSt. C.1\1. loafs, Powwr 9040 w/North sail, sacrifice. B4 2· 182t . bit'~. li&)lt inckt $32:5968-7260 642-3379 ••unn nnu•u•n u• fn~ I 847-5300. Wd~S2». Take $100. IBM Exec. typewriter. Recio. ·~1J::::~a::.~~:~ 17' HYDIOSAJL ~.7"""9 '--KA==-W:..:.ASAK.1 ___ 650_L_T_D.
Jud 1~. Model C, S21S. Selectric HJA 51weo lotl Evlnrude out.brd&. VHF. !bke L1 ser). F.G., Lrlr. Red, S,000 mi. Garage
nck• to Lquna Arts 11 elements, $12. aM28 ...... ;................ AM /FM cassette stereo, never used. $2.700 value kept. lmmac Must sac
Fa _... Paieant ol the t uec. compl. office: BeautiluJ Color TV. z yr spl .Paint, full cover only S99S. 67S· 1134. Sl,750. 494-9820
Ma ....... Tbun. Au1. desk, btcase. tile cab., wrnty. Free delivery. w /ff yd r o ho 1st 6'4·8600 i 6 Honda XL 250. Jdnt i S CHEVY Luv am rm
Ith /H . 493·3SS2, all solid walnut, jud1e $148. 6'6-1786 l 000/bstolr 675-1721 Lehman 12. xlnt condl rood. '650 8lrk , camper shell S2SOO
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Late model Toyolas and
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BUUTIRIL! 64f. chair, 2 4/drawer file Beautiful Color TV. 2 yr 28 ' .SklpJack, Volvos t1on, 2 sails. 1390 646-Z!ISZ ~§007
Old cab .. lZ/dnWtt mecab. wrnty. Free delivery. 2SO /hrs .. fu ll instru 673-8741 '79 CH EVY Scottsdale ".0;7~; :•;:o.uu SUO, (metal), l full size stor. $148. 646-1786 ment, swim stp .. can -14, ~ Motor H..,s. Sal./ Diesel ....,T Lng Bed,
l t UH..-., 11•4 '72 240 Z Dark Burgun
dy with black anterior
Ne w lares Mag wheels
Exlnt cond Rebuilt
engine $4750 0 8 0
Da ys. 675 9510. Eves,
lw· u n it (met a I ) • 1 vass. fiJh gear, planlt, Rtftt/Sforagt 9160 w camper shell Stereo. GE secretanal desk. Must 2 12" JBL Stereo spkn;, trlr S2S .OOO firm 2 sets of sails, white ••••••••••••••••••••••• saddle tanks, pis, auto,
ol sell. Wk : 752-~3; Hm: ::t~f1~.~r!:t.~~!o. w/tenns.67S.lZ2S. ~aslilel~rs~r~~ WE CAN SB.L ajc~Jh.~
8SH2'1l. •79 Boston Whaler 15' YOUR R.V '68 f'ord f'IOO P.U runs & USED IB M Executive, 19 in Bohsei colored TV. 1 week end, Best offer. • looks aood Sell ortrade Yr old. Works great w /70HP Ev111rude & SST ~Ull8 ~1304 ., elec. Gd cood. S2SO or f II I t 646-S627 f 63 .._.,., S250. 673-71~ prop. u cover, x n C .. L 25 V1 ... .,. '77 4 Star MinL Low m1. o r. l·_,., cond. ••OOO/b•t ofr "' ~ Stake ... _ .. for ~onomy 2 portable color TV's S7S ., " Clean. Rear dinette ~"' "~ Poslal meter for lease. • 675-1721 0 500 P/P640-8161 pickup, xlnt rond. $275 _....~~.....,-.;;..-='-----SO% of marltet. Jeanne & $90. Blk & wht porta· B' Sk. j k V I E .,_._ SSelelefps 6 ~ed r:,g gas 642·4752, 646-11§45 6'6-44l9 ble, $25. ~l 2 •P ac . o vos 1tah .-contain .•• o.500. ---=....;...;.;~--AudiovoK car cass .. S'lO. 2SO/hrs., full instru· 19711 Catalina ''n. Good 631·1191 _ V•s 9570
SELUNG AU.! Sanyo am/rm car cass. meot.. swim stp., can· cond. Week days please i 2 Winnebago 24· lndaan ••• •••••••••••••••••••• Complete Fumistting of S75 Art vass. fish gear. plank. c~l 719-417Sor§?S.~ Very good rond. 46'07 1979 VW IUS w. auto rev., · t 1 S2S ooo rarm office. Deak, chr, Audio car spkn;, $7S r r . • 7'S.-..., mi. 963.:1165. 7 passenger model with
typewriter, credenzas, Sharp computer·cont w Jtenna. fn~ l22S -Trailen, Tnrtet 9170 auto mat 1 c tra ns , etc. FRI /SAT/SUN at stereo w. cass. deck. 18 ' 6 " South Coast Equip'dpx!496-l04l AM/FM stereo tape,
2711 E. Coast 'Hwy . clock. extras. S300. Runabout/111bo1rd bay Z 0 • S a I I Io at , ~;.,-2;~·P~::i;;•;o;•W'hj~ two-tone pamt & ONLY ...:Kni=.t_..;~-----1 Coronadel.Mar.675-0562 Craig cass. player, t65 boat. 13.900. Udo Yacht HlaM•dllrT,.._ e nd dinette, bath 19,000miles! 01J:i9)
To new Leuthan l yro&dROYAL 6'5--4415 Brka.71'-67~1.5 Fufuails +2HPmotor w/sbower. xlnt cond . OMLY$7575 a Seltttric self-corftetinf Pioneer 3 way loud SP, '79 ~· VlkJni SF. Radar, Easy lo launch. Good 14395. S48-Sl'12. MIRACLE MAZDA -12-~-.... :m:=R::.e_d_w_o_o_d ty~wril£@0.S4U906 lOOW+,2-t0".2·S",2-3 ' Tw in Cits Diesels. cond . Must sell! s.so. &4ALJO.U',ll00.2nd& 2uoHarborBlvd
Loqp w /acceuories Copier for sm bullness $100 ea 644--6'48 Bristol, P P m.86St 646-3302. GoldentOCi, CdM. COSI'A MF.SA
l50C>e use. Royal Bond Com· 1970 COLOR T. V plays PsfMn w.t.d '78 Hobie Cat 16' Spl Ed, 67S"900 ___H}5700
f1$..176J pier Ill ai stand. verygoodllS. 1979P-Y•fltMf yellow wtrequ1la sun-Trolltn.Utfltr 9180 71 Dodce van. PS, trlr
Purchased 1918 by Pvt s.g.2429aft11 a.m. Sporlfisher 1154 mo nse sails &c full rover. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hitch. int ext good cond
Yacht Club, lite ore use. Quadraflex 626 22 walls 24· Se1raySD Sl30 mo xlnt cond $1600/bst olr. 4x6 End Gate or will $2200. 642-40:1!, S48 ~
Coples stock, letterhead per/channel. Bae 9BO ZS' Skip Jack Sill mo fr7~1721 carry 4 molorC)'cles '77 Custom Dodge Van. or odd slud paper, 2 turntable w1shure Shprents lnduded tn lNTERESJ'forSale nnn 54S-9579 ""ooo v ood Sl.d... ..,......__ Dry copy . Ch , __ off ho ~ --u , m1. ery g
P ""'·h~· th · cartrid&e & 2 U.L l2in 3 Plusequitydnpaym't 40 eoy .....,... s re 4 x 6 trailer w lutch, hke ~~ ~95!!_ urc uiog aoo er way spkers. xlnt cond Da 730-ll620ev 557.9327 yawl Mooring at Lido
tell ~ mach, assume pay· l400 firm. CalJ549·2C177 & lS' Boston Whaler. as II Pen., N B. No qualify. new. $400 00-6310 ~Bz ~:~ Ma~10 ~a~ e ~n
9PCAlnintrmset,$700,2 ments or make ofr. leave message for John P. Evinrude. Loaded, • n g 0 w n e r , h I 10~ bikes, S30 ea. 6"·9SJO Wed-Sun. Gill. 1714)_974·8962 A.to SerTlc•. P.+s M 1c e ans. Air. aut o 1mmac cond Private & Acus.son.. 9400 500. 646-2681 fr7 0;844-5591 Pih IOl7 IMh&McriM Party 12· Ki te sail boat .
3 c.llltn w/oUcman. S30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.....a-.. __ 846-8995 w /trailer & all acces. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos WC!llhd 9590
ea.c .. Magnavox stereo, FOR SALE!!! •• ::?::=:::: ••••••••••• Sea Rogue, Sally Monk Xlnt cond. Very fast. SERVICE DEPT. •••••••••••••••••••••••
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p~r. am lfm. I owner,
bell! olfer_,_631·3576
·77 Dalsun 280'l 2 * 2
Xlnt cond Lo mileage
~50 or llt'St oHer da &
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'77 2110Z fireball red.
Blau. 3001 & \'1sonac
spkrs Misc. XWX •
mags. Custm mtr S6666
1341 RNSp~OOflll
'76 5301 sunroof. new ·72 Datsun 240Z I owner
trans. clean $7 ,000 newures.S3400
497 2534 f:\ es 673 S200 549-Sm
da at Baysu:le Dme Ne\lj!Ort Be£ch §7_3-0900 ·;; UM W 3201 S..mfu e
A r sunrl. xlnt 2
71 1200. rebll eng. 3Smpg.
stereo t:lpe. xlnt ron'1
S2000 1714!~7~ Premium pnces
paid for any used car
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1n good condition
See Us Fl rst !
9)5()() "93 7076 ·77 Dalsun ~h2
l976 2002 4 i.pd. Suoroor Champagne lol 1.an ml.
AM FM stereo ra,~ettl' am rm cass, air. auto.
S65000BO xlnl cond. looks & runs
61S 100 hke right off showroom
'76 SJ01. 4 i.pd. i.unroof. Must see to apprec ~~·•f'i•illl xlnl cond. must sell. best S.S9 S489 _orrer 661 8958 '75 DATSUN 120 2dr
There's an easy way for 5'spd, am fm. good cond
you ID sell that bicycle S21~64S ~
you no longer use Just ·79 Dats un pick up Lo m1,
_111j51f,11 h111 lllqJ a dvertise 1t 1n the ac.au Lo.x1nt rond S599S
111~1.1 \lt·~.1 :..io 0:1:M1 Classified ! C:all642-S678 493 S459 SZ50.'73-Sl0;6"·S586 Yo ung blue Ir gold Ge.rd 90l0 diesel trawler, 3 GPH. ~OBO.SJ&.7&74 Open6DaysAWeek WEPAYTOPDOLLAR
'tla \1fbodyS2lO.Refri{2 macaw with 1 huee ••••••••••••••••••••••• $13,000 immed . sale. SABOTgoodc:ond.S350 5Mon,;dfli.7 :~s;~ ~~:ei~~~ d~~e~lt~:r~r ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• •••• .. •••••••••••••••••
dr "5. "12 360 dirt bi e wrought iron cage. Tax DeductioaDonatioo Moorin avail.645-4130_ 54 .. 3297 a;:..~aysB: : classics. lf your car is 1 .. ------~--------.... -------..
Autos, New 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Auto., Mew 9100
'20Q.26U706 Jeff Lonely ... Medsafrieod! Boat.s·Ca.rs·Planes NEWPOITC&.ASSfC •4Z4PWSOH'IO A • extra clean. see us USED c~ . Blk au&. couch, Sll5. SJ.200.00. Call Oanut 213,/6M-2341 2929 Haroor Blv FIRST!
Ste o eass. deck & 541-7117 Avon Red Seal 6 man 24' South Coast cutty 60HP. Ost, A/P, 3KW. Colt.a Mesa
cabin cruiser, Jtlnt cond elec. winch, S bags, bet· 546-1934 ~ ~ SlJS. Bike, ISO. Gray Zebra F\ncbes. 4 ding hy, Xlnl cond. liOO F'ulJ cover. Chev VBeng ter than . NEW, Ownr ~ pair at $10peir 7S1·2160Les760-3439 Baitt1nk.2radios,twin will carry? ..... $139K. SSAVESAVES 1• WINNI , I STEILING Silver com· &CZ-5144 AVOH ball. 3 bilge pumps, H • PETERSON '78, WITH USED PARTS K pl ~~ Tu Service, 3riahlanb,l20,S301r $35. ll' Red Rover. Sohd hud, depth rec. 70 gal 60HP. Dsl, Ham radio, lmportedcarpart.s Fl.are. Ca.ndlestlckl. Baby rabbits, 15. fir ... _._ ..,.,.. gaa tank. dock avail A/P. RDF, outfitted for IMPORT ... ' Pieces. Sacr u" •0 1 ~~'!1· UIU.:> ....,.,, M t t A l ·-...... ., Bk 0 """ _,._ v•..--U5 Ste w apprec a... cruising ... l.Qln. r. AUT SUPPLY
G · ·561.IV Two lovln& Cocltatiels for •-...&.. M•t •ct/ 95. 67S.S703 ___ 67S·9007 dys. 960·172.S 101 N. Manchester
tQCIS sale, l male, 1 female. -s;.k• fOJO '79 19' Sunnmncr, 32 hra eve Anaheim 776-9900
.a-2zal"mu S150ta 14MZlll extras, trailer. ln50 K32 + Nwpt Mooring Stake bed for economy 1---------~~'---_, •. , t'.'.:°'.Ji.-. • .................... .. wmth al unRRIU Blue front A.muon Par· Yacht refm. Superstruc-892-~ Aft 5 S16,500. m.9137 pickup, x1nt cond. $275. ~~J-----=142-=-'lMS= rotw/ca&e.ltOO taru , non-skidding i9 24' Wellsc.raft AJrslot 7SEAS 642-47S2,IMM64S
In Sleeper &ood llM-5152 shear & boot stripes. 1/0 , 220 HP. dbl ule loGh Sips/ Used 900x20 truck tire mo FIRM. "-ot & 0..,.. lotO Buffing &c polish1n1. trlr. &c cutty cabin ~ 9070 $75. Pal.r ol U" lmple-
7$1..4300 ....................... Refs.840-SJ12 S1$.000e.2588 ....................... ment tires on 10" wide
Fnr S75, Pwr Pluo Ir Bench Janssen Karine Electrician 33' Swor1lfish boat and NEWPORT Slip Avail VW rims. pair $40.
llO. Port·•·Crib Console walnut finish. Oesifn/inst.alltrepa.ir mooring. Mlt ed charter Tom~eves _..642-=-·33'7~9~-----
x Int cond , ae ldom Qual. work. $49-2520evs. boat. 000. '73-0658 m3329
la ed 20' Flber1lu1 V·Rull 45' Slip for rent. Nr. Hunt· AMto1 forS. P Y · J798. 7st.t979. lo4lh. M.W boat, cuddy cabin, 120 ingt.on Harbour. SlSO per •0 •••1•M••P•O•R••T••u•••••• Rhodtt Staie 73 Mark U l•ulp••M 9010 l M Crulse 213 582 134 _)~F=~==~=-planow/phueahin,xlnt ....................... 4·cy ere r eng. mo. I -4 NOTICET
cond. Allo Roland Jau Evlnrude 4 HP outboard offer. 546-4l04. loGh. Spetd & READERS o
Choruu mp. 54M8M motor $300/080 WANTED! ll'·l3' Boston Sid 9080 ADVERTISE
R 5548-3297 P IANO iow upright ~5816 Wh1 ler that will accept ....................... The price of Items
CAGEtO'Wrou1ht (Spi n et) w/bench. KAYAK 17' one man, short shaft. 546·S989 '71 SKI Boat 18 ' Jet advertised by ehicle
00 Beaut. wood, Ivory keys . good cond. $125 evenhlaa Drive. "600 dealers in the ehicle
Stl-3297 l100/olfer.'7U755 548-3297 13~' Inflatable w/9.9 536·2459 960-TT11 classified advertisina -----------
tvinrude. $700 '56 CUSTOM CHRIS columns does not lo-
~58119 CRAFT New 283 VB elude any applicable
Ntw 11181 81ylloer. w/trailer. Ex cond. taxes, license, transfer
Sacrifice 11.tt oUer buys. p.500. IGZM4 ftts. finance cha.re•. M0-85 • fees for air pollutlon con·
31 ' UNIFLJTE: Good Tr•1po t.:t. ~Id~~~=~
cond. Dl.ltral. Bat of· ••••••••••••••••••••••• pttparatioo char1es un·
fer thl1 wknd . Bkr. C1 ''"' S./ leu otbenrise specified
fr7J.•124hrl, llilt t 120 by lbe advtttiler.
'79 BAHAMA II' tr1-huU, •••••••••••••••••0 ••••
t/0 Volvo enc T1h 10,,. Camper Four Star A.ttc!!!~ 9520 over pymu. sua.a> mo. w /refrt&eralOf • stove. _ _.
Port.a .potty . All ••••••••••• .... ••••••••
B11tane. Queen she bed. PllTTllST •JI CA&JllOIMIAH Sleepa I. In ucelJent •5 7 T .. ID 'Va. Tw. Perk. t8S'1, 11 condJUon. $USO. Call IN TOWMI
Rdrt JKW. Avon, Just between lOam·Spm. llSTOl I 1 hauled, looka 1reat, ... A1 ....... · .... 7~ ..... 'l------i au
OWC tMK at 10.5", *° 14 C1bover camper for OllUKZ)
mo ., 1ltp . Ownr. import t.nact, ke box, '
A.na .... $119.SK. .1.1-·ue -'-6 __.. ..,5 U 'VIKJNO '10 TW. UM':' I Alla \.VUU .... I
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Bh. 8'1$·1007 d)'t, forlmportpkkup,meny •1mm. ""'"=tr .... •=--i• ~-= ............ ~=--.......... ltilf/ 'Tl Dod .. m.ded l ton '29 Modtt A Twl lldaa, ~ -.-A YU, b•bi* top, '°'11t1 • cir .......... ldllJ for C•ata Y... all alru, alat coed. atu6.t.· llOJio. ALSO -·-•-•••• .. , .... llTIO·Hlfl'l 'ti Pord Woodl1, SHAllCSU '12 .Por41, l •bblt to• rutored. SU,500 . rtt ,.,__.. Yltlll. ca•,•r •11, 1 toe. 1..&flHll;i.z.:i--.;_ __ ..,.__ ..... H~I Cabua, l&treo. atra _..._ ..._,lnldl E~ ...... gfdl... ... ...........
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A •lnl cond ... /080 chrome~. very lo ml, tank. Sl7,000. Wknds Hat c b back 'I/ 1 '71 Cordolle, 52,000 ml, •a Ford custom. Good '6' MUST CLASSJC OW. Royalt, ~t TOPDGU.AISS N4·P •lot M S.O Private eva,attS,llSl·5795;dya, automatic lJ'IJll swr' PIS, P18, air, cruise, tranaportauon . $200 V8 , auto, ps. pb, dr. Loaded.17.• lld.
CtJIJed Blt!llll "70 CORONA. New c· ~119 642· 7781 t I I .. 6 A M I F M I l a p e , "2·3418. r e st o re d • S 23 9S IMOO . .. !Ill": nlAI C . -or . t 9 VW BUG Convt. Mint I.a • e egante, ONL y 17,000 mllt1' ~· "'''!:!?""""-'71 4 door Grauda, 11 r , 1-_..:-=.;===.::KL.-4 ..._.=== d *' -'7 """"0 S Vill EJ s eer nc. a r con • ..__.olr ---1·535-5165 .... 7511
• -~--· elr.112· 11-FaftS cond 18,195 ODO . loaded, Ind moon roof, (30887) Caatke.W ttJO SUU H3-1874 or 69 Must 6 cyl convert. 'HC ........ 1V.1
lMJllrtwltvd. 'IOTERCELSIU 7ll0>1SJll 85'7· l lo ml 1900. S51Z7 ONLY $5195 ... •••••••••••••••••••• . ~~! ~~~l~ 0~~0:: CalJt'JS.l • · • ~Aiiis.\ Liftback, e.rtru. must 1974 Baja, new tires, '71 Seville, loaded, 54,000 MIUC:UMADA 'Q Lincoln Contlntnta.l. 764 Falcon wgn, auto, i-. ~ rM24lllNB, •72 Olds Vista CruUcr Ql-qfllD--aeU, !@I. PP.52!-0145 oversized rims, cassette mi, a195 °'best offer Runs &ood. needs body ·V·8, $500 ~~ --w • 1
CASH TODAY •••W ... toyou wmcas
WAMlll
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anoil* .... t Alt for If art Sl.cha-Btzyer
111·1?.0 &1700 '80 Prelude, a/c, au~ MISSIOMVllJO
ma11, many extra._ __ _J~g[! __
auto, red, w/sunroof,
$7950/080. 768-11144 "11 Jlt SD_,, all nru,
0ri1ln11 owner, ·11 u<& like new. S2'7 .2so
DA A UT 0 M AT IC •1m. M0-6ru
SPECIAL EDITION. 'II 230. Froaen eoc.
5300 ml Perfect tndl· AM /FM . Ex Xlnt int.
lion. $17,500. msc.a Good ext. Bt!t offer.
79 Civic, 4 spd, 1tlnl Dan. N'-38112
See to apprtt. IS'f. • 230lB•Coup Claasic
aftSPM ' lilt concl. friced lo
MU. Call after 6 PM.
.4927
ml> 451 SL. lo mi. Cham·
pape Ir Palomino ~t. p,000. 559-SlZ1
All Extras 640-'U-22QS, Ill restred. new
·so Accord, 4 dr, air, cbrome, 2 tone blue,
stereo. xlnt cond, 23, IP/fm, p!O&. MM.143
mi. · 552·8!MO MG 97 42
·11 Honda C\vic. 4 apd H••••••-••••••••••n
Xlnt. $2800 ia MG MJdget Mint cood ~J..5S5 14 ,000 rnl , AM /FM
'79 Prelude, loaded. Im· cassette, cloth seata,
mac. Reg gas, 43,000 ml lug. rack. All top glass
@!00/obo, 496-1614 ,. covered 111.-t see. SUOO
· Ci · OBO . Da ys 17 14) 7S '•1c, 1 owner. rl.!Qf 995·0283 E»e1 (714 ) good, needs lub, smokes. S37-841J
.&c0-5.'iSI -.....--'"-'~----~ ._ 97-... •ust sell i4 MG Midget. ......--~ &ood cond., S2300/0BO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-0872
1973 Jaguar XKE Vl.2. -.~~----
Xlnt cond, many xtras. ,....,.. 9747 Sl4,000 080. Call Rod ....................... .
(714) 497.srll n Pantera. xlnt cond.,
963 M k II ' ,_ 1ee &o apprec. 1 ar 3.8, XUH. Tl4-5:14-L5G& S6IOO di (213) 437·1285, ---==-=~=--
eves (213)594-0176 ~ 9741
62 M K II 3.8 Uter V'f!IY • • • • • • • • •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • good cond. .. OBO. '16 Peuceot Diesel anrf, :1:5~~66. (714)6&2·7474 =-7so..<e!ll
Ma* ,, ,.,..... 9750 ..............................................
1977 MAZDA '67 911 . Elec ~· Weber U~ ..,. c--carbs, bill mtr. New ~ .. _.... paint. S&500 orrer. dys
Limited Produclioa 213/830·6754. ev/wkach
model. 5 speed traAI .. ~l~·=:.__ ___ _
AM/FM tape• Pgl.of1 .. ~-.--alloy wheels. OIMJKR)~ ..---. ...... ONLY $3595 sw...r..ar MIRACLE MADA Cars & Acct!sS. Aug. 1st.
d 6-llPM, Orange County 2150 Harbor Blv · Fair,rounds C.M. 24 hr
COSTA MESA i n o r m a t I o n
64S.570t (714)498·91T1
'80 Maida 626, llke new, s 'ti POISC ..
spd, 1ilver/b1De w. blue ha Bralld eew. ,.. .. ,Cron lot. new tires<mags, ate. ..,.... a m I f m s t e r e o , WMtt. Betce Leather.
$7000/080. Call 7$2.fSll AIU tr-. J.23 option
day1; 751-7075 ewe. Ask ~ ha4'. Pwr seats. for Jeannie. '*lr rora, Jolts. Elec
1976 ._...,_.., ••'· factory ~larm COSMO~ •Jlf~m . Auto climate
5 spe~d tra~ .. • ,..,, •cci ~!SH.HO
steering, atr cone( ~MU2Q
AM /FM stereo tape ean Virginia. MMeoo. factory alloy wheels. 6'6-1122
<LCJ277) ·i -4~P~ors~t--he_9_1_4_2-.0-. _m_in_t
OHL Y $3595 m e c h a o 1 ca 11 y & MIRACUMAZDA utbetically. lo mi.
21.SOHarborBl\'d. many eatras. $6800.
COSTA lfl!SA Nt-'1153
645-5700
·80 Maida 63i. xlnt cond.
21,000 mi. Ask for Steve,
833-2021, 586-2859
'61 911 L. 5 Spd
Alloys, new engine. front
tires. 159cx>. CaJI Dennis
8-5, Tues tbru Sat
557·0781
·• Toyota Corona 4 dr. player, blue. Must see 1145-12 evs knd. 21.SO Harbor Blvd work. $500 or best olfer. S.173'. '158 Mustang, rebuilt 289 aaoo • Uli 1 Veey ad eond. Sl.500. SS&-6817 i4 Sedan Seville, loaded, COSTA MESA l50e "78 T·.81rd fUlly equip, lo VS, new brka, clutch. 16
mm 1970 Westphalia. pop top, 14,500 mi. 8lO or offer 64'-5700 Con• 9932 mi, dnt cond, must seU top. ln~J=~~~all i.:u~~~~ :=a:-'J
,,._,. 9767 relrlc. s&ik, very clean, 548-7057 SEE US FIRST! ....................... (714>759·0088 -.-dr ~552=1711
....................... reblt 30,000, casaett. '77 Seville Excellent Wehaveagoodae)ffUOn i5TTop: Auto, air, p/b, For sale· ·~ rord P/U '651 MUita"-", xlnl ~di ~ !!1'1
Triumph Spitfire, '75, ~B0~17 Cond!.,lUll of NEW & Us ED p/w, p/a Xlnt cond Auto gOOd cond Must t on, ou tares, nu 1nl ...., , · Che le S6700 497 5488 & ' 562·7M9 ••••••••• .. ••••••0 •• rablt e:f,. Must sell. '69 Baja. This ls the Bua 831-1257 496-2969 vro tal 4,,.5171'. , sell, bestorter. 556-l_~ ,16 Convertible, fully '71 Pinto Halchbaclr. not
0 .833-000. fo~ou7! A.!!!u In & out. 1971 Eldo. coovt. Loaded. ...,.. SIJ T T r 11 78 Country Squire Wg!', restored lo orig mint p re tt Y · run'I cood..
, .... .,.. 9770 ";iv· "1""''"" Magnificent classic. j · d ;erS1600'f· Cf. dntcood!Loaded!Or1g cond.£1200.S7~8S7l 30MPG $850 PH ....................... '61 VW. XW c:ORd. Xlnt cond. New top. oa e · • · a owner 900556-2888 • 548-432:>; 547.3135 "
CASHFOI ~so. 546-1377 494·9655 759'1288· '73 LTD Brehm. Xlnt ~~ea~u~~150~0~\: '74 Pinto Hatchback.
YOUIVWOR '7 1 Bug, sunroof , C...-o 9917 ·CCMICJGr 99ll rond.lowner.$1000 All pwr $4950. auto,am/fmstereo,dN WE WU SIU. IT cassette, new tires, xtnt ....................... '69 Chevy Biscayne, A IC, ....................... ~~ (714)134·7480. tlres, ma1 whla, SZ:2o6 bt
FOIYOU body, Interior. $2150. '8,1
11C•maloadro ed8eru500nett~ heater, 4 dr, good cood. ·es XR7 80,000 mt Ong UncolR 9945 .77 Mllltani il."4ry-la-uto-. besto(fer.54S-7@ -'~•
... Cly, Ille. 1-661·3982. U~e ~:~. Under'rkale~~s 1659. 631·1918 owner, Automatic vs. ....................... uir PB Radio S2SOO is PINTO Wen a.c, ...-.. llt·Sll4 '11 VW Van. neweng, wht invoice. M11St sell. going •66 Chevy CAPRICE Air, orls paint. 6"·1D '79 Town Coupe. loaded. 675~0582 ' mech coocl.$1750 ------'"""--="-"----• mags aood cond .,500 .__ k '7B Cougar XR7, loa-'--'. sacrifice 16975 -----85'7·2980 ·" ... · .,.c to school. 780-6923 W1n. 1400 good cond, ....., 540-7873 otdllftOblt 9955 ....__..,, ... u Lo!'!~. ~ond. 846-2256 ----'68 Rally Sport convert, runs gpocl661-8S47 34,g:.' 66f.~79m:1~~I. .68CONTINENTAL ....................... :;~=.:: ......... !::'! '68 Bug, rebll, am t(m reblt trans, new tires, '62 Impala 4 Dr Hrdtop. '10 OlDS !208PHM> dag cass; xlnt body, int, . 751·9178 Unbel1veable rond '71 2dr 351C VS, auto. One owner. 2 dr. Best '79 CHAMP Dix, irf• 7flewt el!.& 126()().~-4454 tt'KI\ vinyl lop, A/C PS/PB, over 1500.548-3225 CU'Tl.ASS mi, runa rl1wle11l,>:,.,
4spd. fuel iltiect.. xJnt '80 Camaro Z28, immac, !!"""• 548-lJTI Gd Cond. 962·0875 '68 Mark 4 Lincoln. 40.000 HOUGHAM COUPE carefull.Y maintain~. cond. (276XWHJ '72 S IMtlt loaded, T-Top. SlOOO '73 Nova Hatchback, 2nd engine. New paint 6 cyUnder. power steer runtodnve,3lmP1clb1 Saddh•ic•IMW l.Jkeau. 751·11U> sound system $7775. brown. all pwf, air, '69 Cougar conv XR7. ~ 846-l16'1 ing , power brakei.. 40hwy,C1pd,twin1tidk,
Sad R I needs ot 8.51·01.84 am1fm cassette, mags. New top. brakes. ex -po~er seals. AM FM am·fm , hatcbbuk, IJl.J040 •• 49M949 .n at · m or. .7 .. c .. u•no runsar"atmN\6'1~1·"" haust. S2200 or best or ._._re_ 9950 h di Is m-' brona• ~..-.....----.-....--~"-"-~~. llres, $400 or best offer .. ~ !! " ~ ~ ...,.. ,_ - ' stereo. Ull. rrwse, all ra • • .,.. ...
'60-'65 VW left & rigbt 548-1077at6 $1800orbestoffer. '72VEGArebltenc.auto fer 540-~ ••0••R•A·~·G••E•C••0•l1NT••••Y•~s··· Ytnyl lop Beautiful beigeint.,PP,MOOO.AM
door, '73 left door. ~ .62 VW SlllOO -642-6107/MZ·9671 nu tires, auto SllOOOBO · '71 COUGAR • 1S33ZUD) for Dan, 5-4m home;
each. We.stem style whl I h 'xtnnew eng, '7S CAM .. oo Z28. Rblt _Bob631·2974or540-S1800·Xlntcond ~EST $8295 r6'1.tiocU243office. n·-· for Super·0 --tle new c utc · t cond. '"' c....a 1.,.,., LINCOLN ••ERCUR"' p°";a.548-!n4'4 oct: Newllresetc964·~ eng, new brakes. tires. Chryw 9925 ---~'.!--• . .,, ' ff61
-·76 vw Rabbit runs great, cstm int T·Top, Sanyo ••••••••••••••••••••••• DodcJ-99l5 DEALERSHIP •••••••••••••••••••••••
VW C..ertlblitt rblt eng. auto trans. Ba·Amp stereo. $5000 '73 New Yorker rlean, ~···•··~··••••••f••·~·· . -~ JJ '69 Pontiac GTO. '78
BUG s, notchbacks , needs some body work ssg.1737 good transportation S800 78 Maxi Van ~en ~u:e ~ T,,.....,, Trans-am built engine fr
squarebacks, fastbacks, ~00548-1719 -'67 Camaro. Orig. owner. 962·1487 ~· Colnversoo. M!~ze!:~l · LINCOLN-MERCURY . Hydro automatic. 4cr.! t
' Good condJdoo. Our sac. 197S Chrysler Le Baro'". r, au o. · ~....,., -16·18 Auto Center Dr. inches. $400 "' best of· vans, pickups & gh1as. 75 VW Rabbit Rec 'd TLC 11 • D d r Over 20tochoose from . from owner who loved ll · 494-8'7S6. P /S, P /B, AtC. crus. 73 urt, 4 r. 6 ryl. auto. SD Fwy·Lk Forest exit e""r.'"'64""'2""'·34=-=18'-----
BUG CITV, INC. for 89K mi & has now CIM•rolet 9920 ctrl, ou brks &shocks, U very c lea II , St 295 . IRVINE 1 ·70 LeMans, 6 cyl, clean,
1139-5224 bought ano th er .••••••••••••••••••••••• joints . $3200. OBO . 536-2403 ---830.7000 ~ . goodcond.WOO.
'?9VW Convertible Bug: CREAMPUFF a /c,dlx, 'Bl Chevy Caprice classic 842-1612am '71 Dodge camper van. /~ icw83.~ ~lOC a trart am/fm stereo Blaupnkt am /fm . 4·dr, blk wired mt .. '73Chrysler9passwag Fully eqwpt for ramp-The fastest draw in the ~----• _ '76 Grand Prix, lo mt,
Xlnt cond. New brakes. cruise. new brakes/rblt mWlt sell immediately Gd work car. S49SOBO ing. S3800 or best oHer West. .. a Daily Pilot Have something Lo sell ? clean, triple black, a~·
red with white top moo. carb. 4spd, lhey should 979-2326, 6.14·5487 _2§7·7~aft J2noon ~2-4532. Classified Ad. 642-567S. ~l.nsirre~ ll{ls_<!.o It well roor, $1750. 6n-7101 (714)7~2544 or 637-6565 all be l.tke th~' $2700 9.J __ aft7:30 160·?Q44 Auto1, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9100 Allto1, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, New 9800 Auto5, Hew HU
llr79 VW Rabbit diesel '80 VW Rabbit. like new,
sunrl. AM /FM cass. xlnt beigt' sunrf. ~
cond . 45 + MPG 4945264
751-8967 Vol•o 9772
YW SWU M_EIT •••••••••••••••••••••••
Cars & Access. Aug. 1st· #I VOLVO DEAi.ER
UPM . Orange County IN ORANGECOUNTY1
Fairgrounds C.M. 24 hr
i n f o r m a t i o n SALES, SEIVICE
(714l498-9m AMD LliSING
'74 VW Super Bettle, OVERSEASl>ELIVERY
looks great S3 .000 EXPERTS
842.3924
'72 Super Beetle Xlnt EARLE IKE
cond S2400or best offer VOL VO
661·5961 1966 Harbor Blvd. I . COSTA M~A . '79Con~ert.ible Bug . 646-9303 540.94'7 Stiver, rrunt, 14,000 m1, --------'1400/080. PP,67J..0912 '74 14S Volvo, SSM, ate,
72 VW Camper. Rblt eng, pwr, auto, new radials.
stereo, xlnl thruout _xln!J.1300.~ _
Hurry! S:W.W. 661·2030 or .., . ..&-U-.......t
S49·01SI -.vi, ---.••.....•..•••.•...•...
'72 VW red bug, xlnt AMC
cood . $2600 . Day ••••••••••••••••••••••• 975-1637; night644·162!_ 1977 Pacer. retired school
73 VW Squareback. New teacher's , 24,000 m1
features. Exlnt rond Perl rond, many extras
Must see! $2400. 080 S2.975 Firm
640-1304 SS l ·9817' 495-1490
'73 VW Bug, new paint, Wdl 99 I 0
gd cond. Clean in out. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pooo, call644-5679 1964 Buick Skylark conv.
'64 BUG, cwtom fenders ps, pb. pwr windows, &d
& whls, '68 eag, xlnt top, looks great. Sl..200.
cond, $2100. t46-4013 ""'642-=..;·524=2'-------
WANTED ·71.•72.•73 VW camper.
good condition.~
'73VW412WGN
Auto •. 66.000 mi. Sl800
758-1400
'6'1 Ghia, new red paint. cptg, upholstery. Xlnt
rond. $2750. SJ6.4806
'69 VW Bus ·71 eng, cstm
int, xlot cond, service re·
cords . $2400 /080
644-2290; 7~8539
'69 VW BUG new pnt, new
int. runs great,
$2300 /0BO
546@
'IP DIESEL Rabbit, 4 dr. tm1. a /c, lomi, PP
' 49M651
'80 VW Rabbit, xllrt con·
dition. MUST SELL
6'15-6995
ESTATE SALE
'56 Buick S2900 OBO On·
ly one owner w /45,000
original miles in Xlnt
cond . 12l3) 592.5832
'76 Skyhaw1t, auto. air. rm stereo. ps, must sell.
640·1780, 6'1J..1367
Cadlloc 9915 •••••••••••••••••••••••
COMTIMPUTIMG
CADILLAC?
We speciaUie In leases
for the business ex·
ecutive & professional.
LorgtS.lec"°"
Of Mew lfll
Ca•uc•
Mow .. Stoclt
NABERS CADILLA~
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2 Or. Sedan. Equipment includes 4
speed transmission. bucke t sea ts.
power assisted front disc brakes & is
fully factory equipped. (084857).
198·1
TOYOTA
PICKUP
1981 VOLVO
2 DOOR SEDAN
Equipment Includes 4 speed overdrive
tranamllllon, POwer steer,ing, power brakes,
pinatrlpe, wheel well moldings and morel
(1'13741),
lt77TOYOTA
PICKUP
Thia 9flt NI a long Wh..n.t, IUtomatlC
transmlUlon. shell. radio with an B trlek tape,
ltrlpes and Whlttwlll llrts. (1H11JMt,
tt77 DATSUN
ZMSICOWI
Sporty 2 doot with 4 cyl. engine, automatic
nN., 11r cond .. bucket -. #HM radio ... "°" rtdltl tl,_ "42SZC~
53JM .
$
1981 VOLVO
2DOORTUUO
Equipment Includes 4 speed overdrive
transmission. power steering. power brakes.
alloy wheels. pin stripe and morel (201547).
511,702
1974 VOLISWM .. .aus
Equipment Includes 4 cyl engine, 4 speed
transmiaslon, air conditioning, ~ Atrtc> &
complete custom Interior. (851SYD~ •
1979 HONDA
CIYIC
4 cyt, engine, 4 lpeec1 ttana .. lir cond .• bucket -*8. redlO, pin WIPtSi. _b.'.OdY.aida moldings & In t!!Cltlent condhlonl (932XIR) . s
1981 VOLVO
2 DOOR SEDAN
Equip ment Includes an automatic
transmlsslon. power steerrng, power brallet.
p1netrlpe, wheel well moldings and' morel
(19S1n).
tt71 VOLVO
164 SIDAM
Thia c..-11 In excellent condition! Eqyipment
lneludft 4 lpeed trW\amlaalon, AM-FM rldlO,
air conditioning and It hu Jllltllllc pelftt. w~ s27"
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.IF VOU WEAR YOUR CAP
UPSIDE DOWN, ANP FILL IT
WITH ICE WATE~, TME 11EAT
WON'T 80TMER VOU A BIT!
WHAT ~APPEN5 IF VOU
f1AVE TO CATC~ A
Hl6~ FL'<' BALL?
'{OU1D HAVE TO BE
CAA1.V TO PLAV BALL
ON A DAV LIKE ~15 ..
Bv· Ernie Bushmiller
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Ac.TUAU.:t, HES A ~G
f:JLUFF ... t-E WOULDN'T
HURT A R...Y.
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~OINCr'TO PO eoMf. &INGIN~ ON ,.HE.
Ot.: FfNCE TONl~HT?
L0.0~1...MIND. lEL.LIN6 YOU-1'M JHE MO~T HE COULD KNOW I~ THAT
5CARED, JAS0N!'"lHE D.A. -BENOO.N MET YOU FOR BREAKFAf>T
WOULDN'T WANT TO TALK TO THE MORN INC, HE WAfJ KILLED IN
ME IF HE DIDN'T KNOW THE ACCIDENT! e>OMETHIN(:) !
l.OOt<, l 001' AN IDEA! CALL iHE YOU'RE CRAZY! IF ANY· 6et..IEVE ME, WE'VE NOTHING 'YOU'RE THE RELUCTANT WITNE eie>.' YOU 60
0.A. 6ACK AND 1'Et.l HIM YOU THING, I'M 60NNA PACK TO WORRY AeOVT! SIT DOWN TO 6EE ALEX RENO AND TELL HIM THAT
THE TWO OF YOU MET, fN FACT, THE MORNIN(1
HE WA5 KIL.LED .' NATU~ALl..Y, YOU WERE
DEVA!'>TATEO 6Y HI~ DEATH ... f!UT YOU MW CAN eee HIM ON MONDAY! ANO 6€1'0VTOFTOMJ! ANO l.ET ME EXPLAIN! YOU AND 6ENOO.N WERE lN LOVE WITH
Wti£ ~04J MR.
IN 1.l'ffL.f LEA~,
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fACH OTHER, THAT YOU OFTEN MET.' NO POINT IN ~AYIN6 ANYTHIN0 AOOUT
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lt-tAT 5TE.PPIN6 ON A CRACK ...
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TABLESPooNS
OF MILK OF
MA<;NESIA.
By George Lemont
SOMe""r1Mes .:X:. OPSRA.,-e
ON FISH, eu-r N0'1" ee1 N' eRee c:>Y, :x:
WORK FOR
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CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Thtrt are at i.ast six differ·
ences In drawing dttalls befwffn to, •Ml bottom panels. How
quickly can you find them? Check aMwers with those below.
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-------by Hal Kaufman-------
• FISH STORYI Fisherman Phil scolded his partner tor tal\clne too leud, rffllnt In
tM MOft and utlnt the wrong Nit. lut what really Irked Phil mott WH tMtr HIXspXar·
FIGURE ITOUT
-IF YOU CAN
See If you can figure
out this verM·rlddle:
Just equal are my
hud and tall,
My middle'• slender
tscanbt,
Whether I stand on
head or hffl.
'Tis all the same
to you or me.
But if my head
should~ cut off,
The fact is true, al·
though 'tis strange,
My hNd and body
severed thus,
Immediately to
nothing change.
P.S.: I'm • figure
written as a d igit.
What am I?
11411!• e111611 a<ll W.I
XtnXerXuX119XhtXalXltXheXfl>Cth. Drop X's and
rfftNCe for StnM. . .. ,,, .. ,, ...... ., leutJN ""
e Sum Fun! Sue's age flvt years from now wlll be <ID
twice what It was five years ago. How old It she now?
Answer In one minute. ·11Mtm •.11tt
e Sign Off! A four·way sign indicating directions at a crossroads lay uprooted In • ditch. How may a
traveler use It to tell which way to go?
aw•> \llKJN ll>lllM WOJI 04'fd 01\11.i/Od11 l"'il 0\"" II PY~IS e Rlddle·Me·Thls! Which bats travel wi th the cir
cus? Aero-bats. Which city stretches the lmaglna
tlon? Elastl city. Which bugs have beards? Old chl9·
gers. If you have a riddle. send It In.
OUT ON A LIMB! Our young friends above are out on a
limb with a building project. Connect numbers 1, 2, etc.
HEADS UPI Add the colon neatly to tht •musing KtN .-W.:
1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. J-Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. S-Flet1'. 6-Lf.
green. 7-Dk. brown. t-Dk. blue. t -lt. sxirplt. tt-lladc.
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SPELLBINDER
SCORE 10 points for using all the
letters In the word below lo form
two complete words:
REPARTEE
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THEN score 2 points each for all
words of four lett~s or more
found among the letters.
Try to score at least SO points.
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L nn Johnston tter or For Worse ,.. ______________________________ ,...
JOHN, '/OU'RE NOT GO\NG
OUT lN THAT uACKE-T !
FOR E)(RMPLE.
I CRN MAKE
SURE MY BELT .
\S DONE
UPR~D MY SHIRT
lS IN ...
FOR ONE THING-
YOUR Hf\ND5
co~
'b RIGHT
lF\PaX;t-\
IHE
L1N1NG!
-AND··· l CAN
SCRATCt\ IN
COMPLETE I
f'RNAC'(.
I REFU<2E 1L> PART W\TH
TH1$ 'JACKET!
RT LEAST I CAN1T BE.
ACCUCOED OF MARR'{ING-
FoR STfffUS.
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Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
SIM .. .....-; • a ....... • .,_ .• Fllftllr Wllldll U1 ~ Alie . -~ llY 10Cl21
... • M Ill ...... OUISl1llftS ·s.ny. .. Cllll .._ ...,s
FOR CAROL BUlNETT, CO-tlllr ol The Four S.-0... ..... ,. ........ .., ................ ,.
...... -~? ~RJ., 81 .... CaM. e No, bcMaM .ven tf I wasn't a paformer, rd Jtlll
WOik. I'm not the kind ol pc90n to ay home -I lllce ·
to be active. If you lead an int.atlng We, then you are
more b1•..eb1JQ at home, and ~ your kids. Thae ..
many WOIMll who low bmg at home. That'• 0 .K.,
but Ir II a atme the ~ eorne 1111Y at borne ~
Jhly ... they haw to.
FROM 11tE .. ASK'" EDITOR
e AW.-before her weddklg, LMJ
Olma S,..c:s Mll1l ft>A*li9 in an
oftbat ldon ol Londoo. ltodced up
on leotads ~ PftlCNded to pay by
chedc. The •hlJ*IOO, not r11Cle9*-
iQg her futwe ~. Mked her~
tomer to wde her name and addrell
on ttw t.ck of the chedc ... 8's1•
M_...... (hll cummt fim II Clash oJ,
the 'Titan.) wll be 72 nC>Ct ~
and gm fuJlous t anyone Slaggelt'I
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The .Ptlnce Takes His Btlde
By fnaty fin 8ottett
and Kate White
T his Wednelday, . July 29,
Owns, Prince ol Wales, wl
take Lady Diana Spencer as
his bride. The ~ wll
future pomp and drcumltance
neYer wllnelled at even the most
spectarular of American weddings,
and ~ you plan to aa.nd vta
satellte, you'D be In . for a royal
<Wght.
One rMlor' ~ To tee a
"'-broer.tcalt of tha extravaganza
wdl mean gltdng up at the aad< ol
dawn. The Wedding begins lld 5;00
A.M. (E.S.T.)-ll:OOA.M. Brlilh
time. ABC and NBC wtD carry the
ceremony and related ewnts live
as part of expanded additions of
Good MomJng America and The
Today Show, 1CIPflC:tiveJy. If you
do plan on joUling 600 mdbon
global 1V viewers for the actual
ceremony, you may be a bit
9fO!llY, to we offer this tpedaJ
wedding guide.
What to Watch fOI .
On the Big Doy
• Spuc.d up 8nd looking In his
prime, PmCI a.la wlll cMp.rt
from ~ Palace In a 1902
hone-drawn caitege. Lady Diana
and her father will follow In a mar-
velous .. coech, Ul8d b awry
royal bride me. 1910. A. you wakh
the prooalloll. see d you can tpC>C the
~ cany1ng David and aza-
beth Emmanuel, the hot young de-
19*1 who haw outild Ledy o.ana•. wedding dnm. They wtl haw
~ Diana ctr.. that morning at a..nc. Houle and then wlll Nlh to
St. PauJ's Cadledral where they'I
stand unseen )last lnskle the door to
make IUN ewrything ii r-1ed .
• Whim Lady omn. llrMI at St.
Paul's, Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jone,
~of Pmcaa Mm'gBNl n the
had brldelrnlkl, wll help .... the
bride'• train t.fora the ... the
cathedral ...
• TIM ~ the Wlulous I.aide of ' St. Pdt. Thia 11 lhe .... w.d-
~ ID be hlld In St. Paul's *'ct
Ma Arthur. brodw of Kk'8 tMnry VII. llllftted Cad.-of Anigori ~
J!Ol. ~ c.thedne, who
........ the ...... al H.wy vm . .-i'1 "9IY 1udly ~ aow.> The
old St. Paul's was leveled In the Great
Are ol London In 1666 and then re-
designed by Ou1stopher \\b?n. Royal
weddings are UIUally held at West-
mlNter Abbey, but Prince Charla
made this his chok:e. Hts decWon
~ had to do with the fact that
St. Paul's ii roomier than Westminlter
Abbey, alowing plenty of ..,_. for
2,300 guests and around 350 ol an
estimated 1,600 journalists covering
the event.
• The ml.Ilk: you hear upon Lady
Diana's arrival wll1 be provided by the
SCale Trumpeters · ol the Household
Cavalry. Prtnoe Charla, a mu9c ~
and a musician, has made al the ln-ahumental Mledions himeetf and has
allcad three orchestras oi wt*=h he is a
patron to p&ay. The music will Include
Crown Imperial March and, of
COUJM, Pomp and Cneumstanc::e.
• As the cameras take you Inside
the cathedral, watch b the seating
arrangement ol Lady Diana's family.
LU} Diana'• plNrD ... dlllorced,
and both her mode and *IJC•KJCMr
are axnklg. Former IPO'llll .. g1n-
mily not ...iied togldw and the
Mlllllng could thw pow to be, • the
Bdllti sey, ~ a ldcky wicket.
It'• t..i announced that Diana and
0.-.. llWl'1lt'I OOUIN once N -
mowd and hive a a>mmon •w:atar
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has tradiUon behind It. It has
been made from the remains
of a &arge gold nugget -
from $;\Velsn mine -which
has already produced four
royaJ wedding rings: for the
1 Queen Mother. Queen Eliza·
beth. Princess Margaret and
Princess Anne. The Prince
won't receive a wedding
ring.
• When the new Princess
of Wales leaves the altar with
her husband, she11 curtsy to
the Queen. Elizabeth may be
Diana's mother-in-law now.
but she's st1ll the Queen.
•From the cathedral, the
couple will head for the wed-
ding reception. Unlike most
· American receptions, thls
one wlll be a breakfast affair
and more exclusive than the
ceremony. OnJy a select 120
people have been invtted.
{The others wlll just have to
eat cake of their own.)
• The menu for the wed·
ding breakfast is under lock
and key at this moment. We
do know that the cakes (15 In
al) are being made by the
Royal Navy Cookeiy school
and one wlll be marzipan·
covered fruitcake . There'll be
a. champagne toast, and
there's a wee chance that the
bubbles wtJJ be pink -Prlnce
Charles loves pink cham-
pagne.
For the average Amertcan
to spend an afternoon with
Lady Diana Spencer today
would take nothing short of a
miracle. But a few years ago,
a group of women from St.
Louis on a spedally arranged
tour of England had lunch
with Lord and Lady Spencer
(Diana's stepmother) and
the children at Althorp, the
family's ancestral home In
Northamptonfhire.
One of the women on the
tour recendy shared her
memories with us:
.. We had champagne In a
downstairs hall by a grand
piano. The girls, Including
Diana, were very nice -tall
and wlllowy with perfect
skin. They were dressed
modishly and expres5111'1f a
particular interest In our
clothes. They wanted to
know all about us.
"After the champagne, we
had lunch In a dining room
with a view of cows and roll-
ing hills. Lady Spencer, who
Is very gracious. went out of
her way to put us at ease. I
asked the Earl, who Is veiy
outgoing and looks like Win-
ston Churchill, If they came
to AJthorp often. He said
they frequendy gave parties
at the house. He added that
Royal Wedding Goffea
From the Paa
Every wedding has Its
mlshap(s) and royal
weddings are no excep-
Uon . The Palace has guard-
ed against disaster as much
as It can. For instance,
there are supposedly ftve
copies of Lady Diana's
wedd1ng gown, Just In case
of spills, tears and the like.
Here are a few gaffes
from royal weddings pest,
prov'lded by Hugo Vlcl<ers,
author of Debrdk Boole of
,,,. Royal ~g (V8mg).
• On the night of the
reheaisal for Queen Eliza.
beth O's wedding, Prince
Michael of Kent punched
tu. cousin, Prince William
of Gloucester, In the nose.
The Queen Mother took
Prince Mlohael aside and
from that moment on k.pt
a fixed eye on him.
•Aho at Queen Embeth'•
wedding: A distant cousin
of the Queen was angry
because she hadn't been
asked to be a bridesmaid.
So she sat In the King's seat
ln the church. She was ask-
ed to stt elsewhere, and,
according to an exag-
gerated account, the
Queen Mother wed her
umbrella to hook the cousin
out of the King's seat.
• And a minor gaffe on
the part Of the press at
Prtncess Anne's wedding.
One BBC commentator,
who was giving fashion
commentary, had a prac-
tical joke played on her by
her camera aew. When
she told the 1V audience to
obterve two IOdety women
In matching hats, the cam-
era focused on two nurses
from an ambulance corps
watching from the sidelines.
f'AMIL'I' WUKLY, Jllllt at, 1•1 • 1
he wanted his children to
know there was more to life
than eating In a London
steakhouse. After dessert,
Lady Spencer took out e
gold compact. That seemed
to be the signal that lunch
was over."
Wll the Bride
Wear 0nls?
•
As we mentioned eMller,
the Emmanuels have de-
signed Lady Diana's wedding
gown. It is safe to say that the
dress will be nothing short of
spectacular and may even be
a bit daring. After all, the
Emmanuels designed the
sexy black strapless gown
Lady Diana wore for her first
Not all royal brlda have worn w~.
Even ltaid V'actoria worc a /lorol dress .
c i .§ ;z
public a~e as the
Prince's ftancee. That dress
-and Shy Di's decoUetage
-drew oooooohs and
ahhhhhs from around the
world .
It has been rumored that
the wedding dress may even
be pink. Author Hugo
Vickers, says that there Is ab·
solutely no statute stating
that the wedding dress has to
be white. He points out that
many royal brides in Vic·
tartan times wore wedding
dres.ses covered with multi·
colored flowers.
As far as Prince Charles'
wedding attire goes, he'll be
wearing a blue naval com·
manders uniform and the
blue sash of the Order 1'1111
of the Garter. ~
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Bluebetty Recipes
F1om an Old Collection
By ffi0tllyn Hanaen
Somehow thlnklng about blue·
berries thls year has brought
back some memories from my
girlhood. Every summer my
family would spend several weeks at
the T obln farm In Dutchess County,
N.Y. When blueberry season arrived
we would spen.d a day or two
out in hot, sunny, rambling flelds,
picking the small ripe berries by hand
and putting them Into palls we had
~d around our waists, stopping only
for a wek:ome picnic lunch or a cup of
iced tea. Mrs. Tobin made all kinds of
delicious dishes with the flavorful
silver-bloomed fru it. Here are several
recipes I remember.
Bl.UEBF.RRY PIE
P..try lor l<Net. 9-lnc:h pie
4 c:upl blulbentel
lcup .....
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111 1119' aoa trated lcsnoa rind
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1 •I nip D Oil &emon )uk:e
1 ~a aa butter or....,.,..,.
1. Une bottom of 9-lnch pie pan with
pastry. Preheat oven to 4250f.
BWEBERRY MUfflNS
2 cupe unedled .0-pull)OM lour
lfJ cupMPf
3 tnepOOftll bUint powder
lj\ te..,on talt
1 cup frah bhlebcn1ee
lcupata
~ cup vegmblc oM or melted wgctable
thor1eaJntl
1 911, llltlhtly beaten
Supr
1. In large bowl, combine flour with
sugar, baking powder and salt. Stir In
bluebenie.s. Preheat oven to 4000f.
2. Combine mUk, oil and egg; beat with
fork to mix.
3. Make a well In center of flour·
blueberry mixture. Pour In milk mixture
all at once: stir quickly with fork, ju.st untll
dry Ingredients are moistened; do not
overmix. Batter will be lumpy.
4 . Spoon batter using rounded 1/• cup
measure Into greased muffin-pan cups.
Sprinkle tops lightly with sugar.
5. Bake 20 to 25 minutes or until golden
and cake tester Inserted In center comes
out clean.
6. Let cool 3 minutes, loosen mufflns
cardully with spatula and tum out. Serve
hot with butter. Mak.u 12 large muffin•
2. ln large bowl, combine blueberries. ·
sugar, flour. lemon rind, ctnna
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salt. Tum mixture Into pastry-In pan. J ~,...,
3. Sprinkle benies with lemon juice and {
dot with butter cut In small pieces. (J ,,,.~~"81'!1
4. Roll out top crust and top pie; seal
edges and flute or crimp with fork as
desired. Cut a few vents for steam .
5. Bake for 35 to 40 minutes or until
aust Is golden brown and filling Is bubbly.
Serve warm or cool. A little vanilla Ice
cream on top makes a very delicious ad·
dltlon. Moku 8 se.rvlngs
BlUEBERRY CRAM -. SWEDISH STYLE
ltn c:upl....,
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1. In rMdlum saucepan. combine ll/4
cups w.wr and sugar; heat to boiUng, stJr·
rtng until 'sugar dissolves.
2. Add blueberries and cook, stirring un-
Ul mlxtme comes to boWng.
S. Blend remaining l/4 cup water and
comatatch smoothly. Stir rapidly tnto
bo4Jlng blueberrla and cook, sttrrlng con-
stantly until mixture returns to boll. Boil
for 1 minutia. ·
'· Stir tn lemon rtnd and juice.
5. Save at room temperature or cold , .
with a little cream poured ov.n each MTV·
lfl9. Maka l quart, 6 to 8 •rvlnga
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11' cup butter or merglU'IM, IOft..S
1. In large bowl, using electric mixer,
beat sugar, shortening, eggs and mUk
together until well blended.
2. SUr In flour, baking powder, cloves,
nutmeg and cinnamon. Mix at low speed
until blended.
3 . Clean side of bowl and beaten with
rubber acrapcr. Fold In bluebeme.s.
4. Tum batter Into greased 9-lnch
square pan and spread evenly.
5. Mix Nmatnlng sugar, flour, cinnamon
and margarlne with pastry blender or two
knives. Sprtnkle on top of batter.
6. Bake In preheated 375'F. oven for 45
to SO cntnutes or unUJ cake teats done.
Serve warm, cut Into squares.
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machol But Do women Really Cate?
By John E. Glbeon
'IRUE OR FALSE?
1. Men tend to bue their sell-esteem
on their sexuality -the number of
romantic conquests they have, while
women b8ll their Ml-esteem on •
other c:onlideratlons.
I. Men get madder than women
when they are provolced.
S. People listen more carefully to
what a man says than what a woman
hu k> l8Y -ewn f the kiformadon
Iha implrtl may bs moN to th• point.
4. When It comes to making ded·
· lk>nl, women are suMter on the up·
take than men, f.-to aaess the
pros and cons of a situation and
decide on the bat coune to take. -
I. The more rnMCUlne a man Is, the
beu.r women like him.
6. Men and women have different
ideas about what they conskler the
ideal romantic Jove relationship.
ANSWERS
1. True. Fordham University, Kean
College and William Paterson Col·
&ege lnvestigaforl·found that "maJa
had only one confidence factor and
thJs factor blended high sexual ~
ty with general 90dal conftdence and
self-esteem; the lead Item was fre·
quent sexual activity ... They conclud·
ed tha' males who feel conftdent, In
general, consider the amount of such
activity rather than the quality of their
performance when makJng Mlf-judg·
ments. Females detach satisfactory 1 aaual ac:ttvtty from both tocial
acceptance and self ·evaluation.
Unhke the males, the satisfactory
sexual·adlvtty factor has no self·
esteem or soda)~ com-
ponents. Also femala have two
sources of self-esteem that are
detached from their ecxuaky: IOdal·
ability oon~ baeed on ltemt
related to lnteraction ,&cills and aoctaJ-
~ptance confidence bued on
Items related to likeableness.
I . FalM. Studies spoNOred by the
National lnstitu1e of Mental Health
cite findings~ that women are
Just as aggrallve as men and often
as openly hostile. The latter,
however, Is by no mant always the
caM .• Women may, on occulon, be
ac:tuaUy seething with anger and hide
It for reasons of djplomacy under a
doek of pollra tOd9blllty. A further
flndtng; Whtie molt men became
1 mott hOlllle and 8U'altve when
provoMd by a male opponent, an
opponeM't MX "had no effect on the
cMgr.. ol aggraek>n In females .,, a. Trw. UntY..aty ol North ~
Ina bwatlgUan NPOl't their ftndtng1
on an lnteresttng ancl provocative
subject thuslv: In order to examine
the effect of the 1CX ol the speaker on lllterung compeehentlon ln a pubk-
speaklng situation, 60 male and
female subjects viewed either a male
or female speaker praendng a talk
on either a mascullnc, feminil)e or
neutral topic. The rauJts showed
that when a male speaks he is ltsten-
ed to more carefully than a fel'Mle
.speaker. even when she makes the
Identical presentation. This was
foUnd true for both male and female
subfects; both recaled lnformation
more accurately from male speakers
than from female ones.
4. Trw. StudJes at the University
of Western Australia on Sex Di/·
ference In Decision Time resulted tn
an Interesting ftndlng : Women were
foUnd to perform fui.r on the ded·
lion part of various tasks and situa-
tions, while men performed faster tn
translating the dedlon Into adk>n.
This may well lndk:ate that women
have greater (or quicker) eogntttve
abJbtia. Other studies match theM
findings.
I . F•. In ttudia at the Untvcnly
ol Connecdcut, men and women
ltudenll were given penonallty tests
to -the rnascub and feminine
characteristics present In their
makeup. Women were then asked to
lndkata the penonaBty type they
~ preferred In a man. Results ln~
dicated that the women -regardless
of how feminine they scored on the
tests -did not prefer dlC most mas--
culine male types but liked slg·
nlflcandy more thOM males whole
personality characterllttcs Included
not only essentialy mMCUlne traits
and l!IUltudes but also an endowment
of dlC gendenesl, Mntmvlty and
undentand.k\g found more abundant·
ly In the femme sex.
6. True. A team of University of
Pktsburgh behaYloral tdendsts made
a study of a group of American men -
and women of college age to -
male and female dtffer.nca In con·
cepClont of romantic ~.
The results showed marked differ·
enca ki atduda. M.l W9l'e found to .
have a more traditonal vtew of the
Ideal love relationlhlp than women
dkl. ..Men wanted wonMtn who are
abeorbed ln, dependent on and-ten·
sMtve to them and who do not dalre a
hJgh ~ ol lndepencMnce for
therNetws. Women favored men ki·
dlpendence for both rnanben of a
couplet think that WOITMlf'I lhouJd be
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Makea it easy to use the phone
' book, read · a map, study a contract
wtth aft that tiny print. Magnlfte1 with·
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read a novel for houra without the
allghte1t diaoomfort, without eye· ltnlln. ·
The tene ltaetf la a mirea.itou•Fra. •
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nef lenee of wafer·thln optlcat-quaHty
plastic, mounted in a heat-sealed
black vtnyl frame. Sip It between th4t
pages of your book when not In
UN-It'll even hold "our place!
Huge n'l" X 11~~· *8 mekM this
Full Page Magnifier really useful. Worth a mfllion In comfort and conven·
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set goat a for yourtelf by knowing. wale just making your dally rounds •
exactly~ much dlUnce you cover echoot, Wort< or home. tt'athefunwayto
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