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Home My WebLink About1981-08-01 - Orange Coast Pilot.. Ylll llllTlll IAllY PIPER , II l I I I l I I f\ ) :\ I I 1 . I I ' . 1 I ' • · , 0 HANG E. C 0 UN 1 V . L A LI I 0 H NI A ! '> l I N I '-. More tests r;ieeded in jail death probe By STEVE MITCHELL o1 • ...,,... .... A district attorney's office in· ve1U11tion lnt.o events preced- in1 a jailbouae death lo Lal\ID• Beach wiU take between a week and 10 daya t.o complete. A preliminary aut.opay report, released Friday by the county corooer'a office, aaya additional teats will have to be completed before an ex.act determination can be made as t.o what caused Robert Gary Wardman to die in bla JaU cell lut week. I Meanwblle, La1una Beach police olftcer Chudc Maine re- mains on admlnlatratJve leave fol10Win1 hia admlnlon earlier this week that he didn't tell h1I superiors all the detalll of a post-mldni1ht incident July 22 outside a tavern on South Cout highway involvinl Wardman. Wardman, 37, a aaleeman at Spectrum Spaa in La1una Beach, was found lyin1 on the sidewalk near the Main Street bar, 1'80 South Coaat Hip way at about 1 a.m. a week ••o Wed- nesday. Paramedics called to the acene determined Wardman wu loto.xicated, police said, and be waa taken t.o the city Jail where officers placed him lo a cell. PoJ.ice aald be• waa checked hourly, and it was noted by of. ficera that he frequently chanted positions while uleep loalde the cell. But at about 10 :30 a.m., an of- fleer checking on the victim noticed he was not breathln1. and firemen from the adjacent fire headquarters and paramedics from South Laeuna were called to the police elation. Efforts to save Wardman proved futile, and be wu pro- nounced dead at South Coast Medical Center at 12:06 p.m. Police at first aald they believed Wardman died as a re- sult of chokin1 on hia own vomit. But a preliminary autopsy re- leased a day after the Jail death determined Wardman died of a skull fracture. It was after releue of that ln formation, police aald -and pressure reportedly brought on Maine by a fellow officer -that the pollceman admitted there waa a fact.or left out of previous oral and written interviews about the incident. Actina Police Chief Neil Purcell said Maine belatedly admitted that Wardman had struck his head oo lhe/avement while being r.emove from a patrol car in lhe back ol the poUce station the mornin1 ot the incident. When Maine came forward with the loformation, Purcell contacted the district ~tt.omey's office to ask that a full lnveati1a· Uori be made of the Incident, the acting chief said. Ron Sheehan, supervlsinl ln· Outlook diin for ·controller· talks WASHINGTON (AP> -A federal mediator said Friday the air tralfic controllers union and the federal government were ''light years apart" in contract negotiations and saw little ctaance of a settlement this weekenil. Controllers have threatened to walk off their jobs at 7 a.m. Monday. halting hair the na· lion's commercial air traffic, unless the government improves it~ $40 million contract offer to their satisfaction. Hardest hit in a strjke would be flights under SOO miles . Almost all of the flights original· ing at Orange County's .John Wayne Airport are less than SOO miles. cused the union of beina "unfair and irresponsible" in calling a strike deadlinei on such short notice. Lewis said the union's de- mands included 99 items that had been put on the table when negotiations originally began last February and a wage and benefits package that would cost the government "in excess of $600 million." He said the union put the cost at $490 million. Implying the administration would take a hard line against the controllers, Lewis declared : "At a time when President Rea«ian and Congress are work- ing s trenuously to control federal spending and reduce in· rtation . . . we cannot yield to demands that would contradict all our best efforts for reasona· ble and sensible fiscal policy.'' The airline industry estimates that a strike would cost .the economy S2SO milJion daily and the )lirlines $80 million lo $100 milJion a day. Various airlines reported losses of S2 million to $14 million as a result of can· cellations c cru sed by the threatened strike last month. 7th Irish hunger striker succumbs attention for 71 days." • i I l STANDUP SAILORS Windsurfers walk around their boards and scream for sea room at the start of one ol the races in the recent Meyers Rum District I championship off ....,,... ..... ..,..._~ CabriUo Beach. Windsurfing is becoming one of the most popular forms of sailing along the Southern California coastline. Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis characterized the controllers union's demands as "shocking" and said a pre- liminary analysis showed they would cost the 1overnment more than $600 million. The govern- ment has said it will offer no more than $40 million. Robert E. Poli, president of the Professional Air Traffic Con· trollers Organization, told a news conference earlier in the day that unless a new pact is set- tled over the weekend, a strike will begin at 7 a.m. Monday. He said be is confident the 15,000 un- ion members will back a strike vote scheduled at midnight Sun· day. BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP> -Hunger striker Kevin Lynch died in the Maze Prison Friday, the seventh Irish na- tionalist prisoner to fast t.o the death since the strike betan five months ago, Britain's North~m Ireland Office reported. Lynch was a member of the leftist Irish National Liberation Army. a splinter group of the--. Irish Republican Army. He .Jl'U Spending cuts OK'd Poll and Lewis met for about 20 minutes, but it was clear little progress was made. A request by Lewis to ytencl the strike deadline by a week to allow more time for bargainin& was flatly rejected. It said Lynch, 25, died at 1 a.m. (S p.m. Friday PDT> as he entered the 7bt day of his fast. The conditioes of two other hun1er t.~kers in the Maze had worsened dramatically Friday, and the family of one of them, Paddy Quinn, authorized doctors to intervene. WASHINGTON CAP > - Congress ratified tbe largest spending cuts in history Friday after House Democrats accepted the package in exchange for a separate -but essentially meaningless -vote on restoring the $122 minimum monthly Social Security benefit. The final votes by both the House and Senate sent the landmark measure, featurln1 more than $3S billion in 'fiscal 1982 cuts, to President Rea1an for his signature. The packa1e also calls for slashes of $4-4 billion in 1983, and $51.4 billion in 1984, for a total reduction of Work continues on tax cut plan WASHINGTON (AP) -A Senate House conference com· mittee, seeking compromises on dozens of issues in President Reagan's tax-cut bill, a1reed Friday night to allow a bl11er tax break for worker cootrlbu- lions to their retirement plans. For the 71 percent of tax- payers who do not itemize de- d uctiom, the panel alao ap- proved a special deduction for a portion of charitable contrlbu- Uona. < The committee began work shortly after the Senate passed Reagan's tax-cut plan and con- tinued late into the night. At 11: 30 p. m., the Senate was told an agreement waa possible "in an hour or ao." Later, however, Senate Ma· Jority Leader Howard Baker said only be hoped a bill would be ready today. The most important part.a of the bill -. a three -year, 25- percent, across-the-board cut in persona! tax rates and a hefty reduction in business taxes - will not even be discuased by the House-Senate conference com- mittee. Tbey are the same lo both versiOOB and are already locked lnt.o the bill. The early final agreements reached by the committee would: -Allow workers to defer tax until retirement on as much as $2,000 a year put aside in an In· dividual Retirement Account. -Permit a person who does not iterniJe deductione to deduct up lo $25 in charitable cootribu· lions in 1982. $130.5 billion over three years. The House passed the legisla- tion on a voice vote. Houn later, the Senate followed by aireeing 80-14 t.o the language worked out by a House-Senate conleren~ committee. The final obstacle to the spending measure was cleared after House Democrats gave up their effort to amend the package, worked out by scores of House and Senate ne1otiat.ora. to rest.ore the minimum Social Security benefit. Instead, the House ·.nemocrats settled for a chance to pass separate legU!lalion to retain the $122 monthly payment, which now goes t.o th.ree million people. Both 'sides admitted. the move was strictly symbolic, since the Republican-controlled Senate is not likely t.o take up the separate measure. Thus, the minimum benefit, as things now stand, still is scheduled for elimination next year. "What they got is one more shot before they go home, with a BB IUD." said Sen. Robert Dole, R -Kan., who runs the Senate Finance committee -where the House Social Security bill la ex- pected to languish. Both the $35 billion reduction in spending and the tax bill, estimated to cost $750 billion over the next five years, were easily the bluest in history. And passage of the two billl sisnaled a major shift in the role of eovernment. "The situation does not look good at all. We're kind of li&ht years apart," said mediatoc KeMeth Moffett, who sat in on the discussions. The iaJ.ks were to resume at 7 a .m. POT today. Lewis said the union's de- mands would be more closely examined during the night. Befo_re meeting with Poli. he ac· As news of Lynch's death spread, crowds fathered ln the streets ln Roman Catholic areas of West Belfast. Some women knell, reciting the rosary, while others banged the lids of trash cans and blew whisUes. Security forces braced for another round of rioting. As in the case of the six pre· vious deaths in the Maze Prison outside Belfast, the Northern Ireland Office Issued a brief statement saying, "Kevin Lynch died at 1 a.m. He took bis own life by refusing food and medical Quake hits Alaska , . PALMER, Alaska (AP) -A strong earthquake centered near an active volcano jolted wide areas of south-central Alaska on Friday, but officials said there were no reports of injury or damage. Alec Medbery, spokesman for the Alaska Tsunami Warning Center, said the temblor hit at 4:42 p.m. and registered 5.8 on the Richter scale. He said it .was centered 60 miles west-northwest of Homer, in an unpopulated area some 130 miles southwest of Ancbora1e near the voJcanic •Mount lliamna. Medbery said the earthquake was felt strongly in Anchorage and Homer, and that it was also reported in Kodiak, Valdez, Soldotna. Palmer and Seward. He said that it was not strong enough to generate a tidal wave, or tsunami. The Richter Scale ls a gauge of the energy released by an earthquake, as measured by the ground motion recorded on a seismograph. Every increase of one number, as from magnitude 5.S to magnitude 8.5, registen a ten- fold increase in ground motion. A quake of magnitude 6 can cause severe damaae in populat- ed areas. The great Alaska earthquake or UHM measured 8.S. Teams gear up for play Oil ·furri.es have Mesans fuming The bueball strike bu ended and Ansel and Dodier playen will be returnint to the practJce field today alon• with the other 24 tea,na lo the American and N atlaoal Leaiua. For ln-deptb covera1e ol the strike, reaction of playen and other information about UM re- 1umpUon ol pl., wttb tbe All· Star 1ame in Cleveland Sunday, Au1. t and re,War 1ea10D play AUi. 1~! He toclay'1 1porta MC· UoD bl me Dlllly .Pilot, 81. Tbl Dodlm and Ant• bav. aeblcMed prJctiee 1amee tlda .... wttb the Anpll ....... a.a-wt In • pair ol ....... oatlall -the Dodi .... pl•Jiac tllelr A.lbllquerque fann team. By .JEaaY CLAUSEN ............... Davld lnd Carol Reynold• moved from lbelr home in Calta Meaa'a exc.&ul»'• Mesa v--. area elpt yean a10 to tllelr dream bouae oa Parkview Cir- cle. Tbelr flve·bedroom1 fOUf•bltb. 3,000.foot 1plll·l"•l home boMt.a one ol lbe few ocean YleWI lD Coeta ..... A.Qd, U.•1 • .,., • coroer ol tbeir lot ectually U• witblD tbe Newport Be~ dt.J limlta. . Jt ud m1.1a7 ol tbe tW"rauad· la& 10-rear·old boutea la IM eo...at Buccol• Rom• ....... .ubdlvlllon oa tH aoutlaweet • edle ol tbe cttJ are vahMid Ill more Ulan a qaarter-m.UUoo Drilling operations near posh homes upset residents dollars. Tbe 1unken apa ID the Reynalda' a-ckyerd patio deek commanda \::i::ana view ot lb• coutal from ••t Newport to HwaUnston Beach. Bat tbe view lt mU'Hd. WltblD H yard• of the &eyaa&da' baek door, a Mobil OU . pump bobs tu bone-Wte bead M .. boun a d.-.,, oceulonally emit· tlq • UDOUed ID( ueartJl1 aqilMI,..,. Mn ... ,...,... ......... couple ...... lDto th• nel=oOd ... ltrl, ..... pum.. oa&r in u.e clil- tance and the a1r was fresh and cri1p, lbe rememben. The herds of pumps have moved cloHr over \he years u oil llrictl rtH and companle9 IMI and small sink more and ~ well• into tbe adjacent land leaHd from Orance CountJ. The brilk breue that 1weepa in from lb• beach now 1m.U of oll. Tbl Reyaoldl and other .... dl.tDae reaideatl have learaed to Uve wltb lb• bll compaDl• tba\ Pr.':cf from the couet1· -owned that tJMy b.ave belD told will be the location of a small-boat marina som~ . Mobil Oil ha• left residents along Parkvlew Circle a telephone number to call to com- plain about nolsy pumps or othe.r nW.ances. Not so with tbe oU company that pumpe from a small blll lt owu t.bat1s •atone'• throw from the Reynolds· house lntich Colta Mesa'• dty llmlt.1, the couple char.-. And the Reynold• and tbelr nelpbon, moet of tbtm m.m· bera of tbe Oc•anvlew Park Homeowners Attoclat.loD plan to Cal'TY Srlevinc .. wlih lha.t nrm -Barto ou Co. of Santa (8-OIL, ,.,. A.I) the second INLA man t.o pertah in the bunter strike launched March 1 to demand that the British government give jailed guerrillas the status of political prisoners. oc·jobless rate edges up 1 point Orange County unemployment edged up a full point to 4.S per· cent in June from a record-low 3.S percent in May. the state EmploymeAt Development Department has reported. Analysts attributed the sub· stanlial increase in the jobless rate to recent graduates and summer job seekers entering the labor market. They sald the increase followed the seaaooaJ trend set in past years. According to the EDD's re1· ular monthly report on employ- ment, the labor force in Orange County, with a population of 2 million, reached slighUy more than 1.14 million in June, about 3,000 more than in May and S percent higher than June 1980. About 51,000 persons were llat- ed as being unemployed in June, compared to 40,000 in May and 52,500 in June 1980, when the county jobless rate waa 4.8 per- cent. About 4,000 new jobs were created between May and June, 2;400 in the tourism industry alone. Tourism includes restaurants, hotels and amuse- ment and recreational facllllies. llAltil C• IEATlll Fair tbls weekend ex- cept for night and mornlnt low cloudiness. m1bl ln the low 70s at the beacbtt, low M>s inland. Lowa in the 601. • lllllf TllAY ·11111 d I II 0 ' Jj • • .. •.. c c u a oz . . . I Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday. Auguet 1, 1981 . I Rocid to recovery ims o long ori,e Lyle Greenway 1UU doean't n · member tho accl<Mnt. He wu driving home rrom • hip aebool tJnnce In Anaheim in the earty hours tua Noy. 11 and appa,r•t· ly re.u llSMep behind the wheel ol tht! rumily station wa1on. The wagon lert the Santa Ana fo'reeway near the Ma1nolla exit und slammed Into a concrete l'mbankment. Paramedics aoon arrived at the aceae aad pulled the unconacloua 1outh from u.. car, ru1hln1 him to Hoa1 Memorial HoepltaJ in Newpon Beach. Greenway, a ffuntln1ton Beach resident, aurtered a severe concussion and bruises to the brain and brain stem. He re· malned unconscioua for the neJtt three weeks. It wu the besln· nlftl ol an ordeal that would tut more lhan five Olonth1. Greenway hH recovered from hia Injuries, but ln the day1 followtna the accident hi• famlly'a concern deepened as the youth falJed to emerce from his coma. Lyles'• mot.her, JoAM, Hid the family initially waa told that It wu "juat a matter of Ume UD· Halo braces and rehabilitation were part of a long recovery program for Lyle Greenway. a Huntington Beach teen-ager who has fully recovered from a near-fatal auto accident. Shoum aiding Greenway at Hoag Memorial Hospital is physical tMrapist Roger Rommelfanger. Solutions to South· Coast. • 0 Plaza t.raffic snarls eyed There were no traffic prob- lems 20 years ago at the site of what's now South Coast Plaza, but the once-agricultural area has become Orange County's newest downtown with its own set of traffic snarls. A Newport Beach consulting firm has suggested that some of those snarls couM be relieved by adding more freeway access ramps. express buses a~d an enclosed, ocr-street transporta· lion terminal. Cons ultants Basmaciyan· Darnell Inc. said in a recently published $60,000 report that the plaza's emerging character as an urban center probably will in· tensity during the nut 15 years, with the number of employees there doubling by 1987 and trip- ling by 1995. The number of daily vehicle trips also will grow, from 154,000 today to 314,000 in 1995, accord· ing to predictions. . The report was jointly funded by the cities or Costa Mesa, San· ta Ana, the Orange County Transit District and the county Transportation Commission. Dog escapes death twice in 1 week For the second time in less than a week. a small, sad-eyed Chihuahua mix dog has escsped death -most recently because of an Orange County govern- ment clerk with a place in her heart (and home) for stray animals. The dog's death·lierying saga began Tuesday when it was dis· covered perched on a cliff in Capistrano Beach. After shuddering on the out· cropping for more than a day and a half and before rescuers could a rrive with necessary equipment, the dog jumped from the ledge, landing 40 feet below, surprisingly , uninjured. The dog was placed at the county Animal Sheller in Orange, where officials said it would be held for three days before being put to death. Enter Ruth Dalie, a property P olish. Alliance to sponsor picnic assessment _appeals clerk. She read a news account of the dog's plight and expressed ber concern for the dog's impending de mise to Peter Herman, an aide to county Supervisor Thomas Riley. · Herman, together -with another Riley aide, Ken Hall, telephoned the animal shelter and arranged for Ms . Dalie to adopt the stray. She said she'll pick up the dog around noon today and pay pound fees that may be more than $50. Part of that cost will be . defrayed with $30 donated by county officials, including $10 from Riley. The 10-pound Chihuahua ·mix will join Ms. Daile's two other dog~. Sam, also ad adopted stray, and Missy. Ms. Daile said she's named the new family member Pet-Ken Riley, after the three -nien who helped her adopt it. From Page A1 The transit district's board of di rectors are ·scheduled to re- view the document at a meeting Monday in Garden Grove. The report is s upposed lo serve as a basis for the creation or a so-called trans portation system management plan to be worked out by the four public agencies in cooperation with private developers. It involves several improve- ments to the area, including: -Addition of several freeway ramps, creaUng direct access to t he eastbound San Diego Freeway at Bear Street, Anton Boulevard and Avenue of the Arts; and access to Anton from tbe 1'·e wport-Costa Mesa Freeway. -Construction of an orf-street bus terminal to handle the buses from nine routes 'that converge at the plaza. -Addition of up to seven ex· press bus routes to move passengers more quickly through the congested area. • -Coordination of traffic signals. l;>y computer to improve traffic flow . -Widening of several arterial streets plus the on and off-ramps at MacArthur; Boulevard at the Newport-Costa Mesa Freeway. The improvements, ~xcept for a rterial road widenings,. are estimated to cost about $2.9 million. T.hat doesn't include possible costs associated with construction of a mass transit line proposed to run through the district, where it could be con- nected with the bus terminal. Before any of the improve- ments could be carried out, however, they would require a series of approvals from public agencies, such as the' .cities and the transit district, which have jurisdiction over the programs. The Polish National Alliance of United Stales will sponsor a picnic featuring Polish music, dance and food starting at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Long Beach Pistol Range on Dovey Drive next to the Naval Hospital in Long Beach. JAIL DEA TH PROBED • • • vestigator with the district at· torney's office, said a review of the incident should be completed In a week to 10 days. There is a $2 charge for the picnic. which is open to the public. The admission does not include food. He said interviews are being conducted with the police of- ficers involved and witnesses at the bar. ·The case is being re· viewed by the leeal section within the district attorney's of. lice, and medical opinions are For mor e information, call 521-6751. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Thomas P. Haley ,._ lllO Cl>tel J..c: ...... 04t- Robert N. Weed """"""' Michael P. Harvey ~0.- L. Kay S<:hullz 0..C..Ot~ Kenneth N Godd•rd Jr ~0.- Thomas A. Murph Ina un., Bernard Schulman ~ Chariee H l.001 _.....,.,_ Cerol A. 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That in-house lnv::1tlon will be to determine t ol officers during the lnci t and will deal "with our rules and re· gulaUoo.s, general orders -our policies,'' Purcell said, In addiUon to lbe diatrict at· torney11 report, Purcen said ln- veaU,.ton are awaJUnt tbe re· a.alts of toxicolo1lcal aad mleroecoplc studies belni com· plet.ed by the coroner's omee. He said lboae examlnaUoa.a are belnt conduct.d "ln an ef. fort to determine exactly tbe cauM or cauaet ot death, and to pinpoint a poutble Ume e1e...,..i ( for-tbe aku1.l fracture.)'• He •aid &bat rept>rt lboGad ~ completed next week. UI M awakeoed." Thtn. after Hvttral weeks, a fracture wu. dlacoured In Lyle'• C·2 vertebra, the second from hi• altuU. The d11covery of the more aerloua btju.ry wu almost a re· lief becauae it Hplained the pro- lon1ed coma, Mra. Greenway said. Greenway said awareneas came to him slowly over several di.ya alter he awakened. ''It took me a' couple of days to be fully aware. 1 didn't think 1 could have done somelhint like falllnt asleep (al the wheel)." he said. Thou1h the Injuries were serious, Greenway and lbe fami· ly never really thou1ht that re- covery would not be complete. Lyle was able to go home five days before Christmas, but he wu still a long way rrom re· covered. Physical therapist Roger Rommelfanger, the person in c harge or Greenway's re· ba bilitatlon after his release from Hoag, says now that Lyle's case is one of the more satisfy. ing he baa bandied. "It's very rewarding to see 1omeone who starts at such a primitive level end up as a normal, functioning person,", Rommel/anger said. "A case' like Lyle's is great. Everyone likes to have a ~ase with that as a happy ending. • .,...,"" .......... When Rommelfanger first saw Lyle he was semi ·conscious and unable lo respond or com· municate. He initially wu very weak on hia right side and un· able tQ speak or form memories. Lyle Greenway, who 'has f~lly recovered from an auto accident that caused serious head inju9ts. t.! eyeing college at UC Berkeley in tM fall. After his release from Hoag Lyle returned three time1 a week for therapy sessions with Rommelfanger. He hated them. "I was hoping be (Rom· melfanger) would die. I detested even going to therapy. I really disliked it," be said...:.:J,.Uew it was for my benefit, but J felt he didn't have to push so bard." Lyle's mother takes a dif· ferent view. "Roger was my godsend," she said. "He would push Lyle to do more than he thought be could." By early March Greenway was able to leave Rom - melfanger's care and continue therapy through a Newport Beach Nautilus exercise pro- gram. By the end of April he was finished with therapy and back to normal, exc~pl for an in· From Page A1 ability to rotate his neck to its previous foll extent, which persists today. Hosfitat officials credit the Cami y's round ·the·c lock vigilance at Lyle's bed.side as one factor in aiding his recovery. Mrs. Greenway. in turn, says friends and relatives gave the family "much mor e support than they ever had to" in the· form of time, letters, flowers and food when the family did not have time to cook. With the help or a tutor Lyle caught up with his school work and graduated with bis classmates ;at Servile .High School this spring. He was class presidef\l. He now is working a summer job for the Ma y Co. in Westminster, and will attend the University of California at Berkeley in the fall. Greenway feels that the more than five months he spent re· covering from his injuries went by quickly. He snaps his Tingers to indicate how quickly it all happened when asked. Hospital officials agree the re· covery was swift given the in· juries. "" Tornadoes r a vage BISMARCK, N.D. <AP) -At least four tornadoes born or fierce thunderstorms raked cen- tral North Dakota, leveling farm buildings. killing cattle and scat- tering haystacks and swathed grain. • No injuries were reported. OIL DRILLING IRKS HOMEOWNERS. • • Ana -into City H'all Monday night at 6:30. Barto is on the city carpet for sinking three wells that City At· torney Tom Wood says are il· legal under existing ordinances banning new drilling operations anywhere in the city. Barto orficials and lawyers contend they are within their rights. They note they sec~ perntission from Orange County agencies and the state to sink the four wells. · But Jerry Barto, the com- pany's principal, has agreed to hold up drilling the fourth weU until be can presen~ explana· tions to the City Council Mon• day. But the Reynolds contend Barto is still drilling with im- punity and without regard for neighbors. ·'The norse begins early - a b o ut 6 :30," !iays Mrs . Reynolds. ''There is no doubt they are still drilling." Neighbors aJso are bothered by increased oil tanker truclc a.c· tivity as weU as the noise that continlleS into late evenings. ''We'd just like to have that whole operation knocked off," says Reynolds. · So would Barto Oil Co .. says Barto. I ·FREE LOCAL ONE DAY ~ DELIVERY Purchases made Saturday or Sun· day will save you 23% on top quality patio furniture, with free dellvery ... ln one day. Act now,.and enjoy relaxing summer evenings with the elegance of Brown Jor· dan. Visit Roger's Gallery for personalized service and for all your patio needs. ' MAUNAKEA Dining Chair/lounge Chair Spring Base Chair Ottoman . Ad;ustable Chabe w/arms 42' Rd Din Table/4 qMrs ~ .... Off 11~ •100 169 130 89 • 339 2'1 753 m ~ T AMIAMI "I Off - Thal 's one reason his firm is adding new weUs. The raster he can pump, he claims. the faster the hill will be vacated and turned (>Ver to housing de- .welopers. The question is wbether'he can sell his idea to City Council members without a drawn-out suit threatened by City Attorney Wood. The other question is whether the posh south Costa Mesa 1 neighborhood just over the fence · from the oil operation will put up with what residents claim is ""terrible nuisance. Dining Ann Chair •116 • Sptiflg Base Chair 159 122 ENSIGN II Dinino Ctiair Ottoman 71 !Wt OFF '75 51 215 471 ~a. wtanns 285 m 42' Rd IJn T lble/4 Chairs fJ11 N9 ~Chaise 279 .42' And. Table w/4 Chairs 621 P11Ce1 1llecll¥1 tt11u Aug. 7111 Ind IUbjeCI to OlllhlhlH Ol\f\lllCI °""''°·~· -~ HllllllOodot ~". Acro.ll'Ofll '°9fllon lllandl In ~hooh ~RV • 1NOOOR Pl.ANTS • FLORtST • LANDSCAPING • PATIO FURNITURE •.ANTIQUES ,. , Bean burrito on his wish. list Ariiona's youngest heart- transplant recipient Is look· ing forward to a trip to a Mexican restaurant for a "bean burrito, enchilada style" when he finally leaves the hospltaJ. David Martin Mendoaa, 13, of ScottsdaJe, was cheerful during an interview with re· porters from the Scottsdale Daily Progress and Phoenix television station KPNX, the first permitted since the July 15 operation at the Universi- ty of Arizona Health Sciences Center in Tucson. He was eagerly anticipat- ing a mov e from t h e hospital's cardiothoracic in· tensive care unit to the pediatric unit, where he would be with ot her youngsters and could wear only a mask in public instead of the head·to·foot protective garments he has been wear· 'ing. But later in the day, the boy was told his scheduled move had to be postponed because of signs he was re· jecting the transplanted heart. a reaction described by one hospital physician as common among heart ·transplant pati e nts and "usually no big deal " Robert Moses, New Yprk·s master builder , wa s eulogized as a m an who was greater than the pharaohs of Egypt, and who did more for the common man. Moses, who died Wednes· day of heart failure at the ~e of 92, was eulogized Fri- ay at funeral ser vices in St. Peter's-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church. More than 800 people attended. .............. Actress Bette Davis listens to Fnday memorial service for director William Wyler in Los Angeles Wyler directed the actress in her Oscar-unnmng performance m the film ·Jezebel." Wyler died Monday L eonard Woodcock , onetime U.S. ambassador to t he People's R'epublic of China and former president 9f lhe United Auto Workers ~nion . will teach at the University of Michigan dur· ing the upcoming school year, university offi cials said. Besjdes serving as adjunct professor of political science, Woodcock will participate in programs at t~ university's Center for Chlnese Studies, law school and Office ot Transportation Research. "Mr. Woodcock's China ex· perience is unique and the university will be able to draw upon his first-hand knowledge gamed during the crucial negotiations which formally normalized. rela- tions between the United States and the P eople's Republic of China," said Professor Samual H. Bames, c h airman of Mi c hi gan's politicaJ science department, in a statement. ,. Constru ction on singer Ro nald Jsley 's $500,000 mansion began seven years ago, and his lawyer says it's ~ about to be finished -but at a cost of about S2 million. Isley, 39, who formed lhe Isley Brothers band in the 19 50s. began. his 20,000- square-foot dream home in .1974. (Constcuction was delayed b~ause of financing and in· come tax problems. and costs of labor and building materials have continued U> rise, officials said The property was seized twice after the Internal Revenue Service discovered unpaid taxes. but the debts were paid and the property regained. • Alpine's building inspector, Robert J . Wiison , recenUy ca lled the buildi ng an eyesore, said no work has been done since December and pla nned to start the process to revoke Is ley's building permit. Fair skie~ prevail Central North Dakota cleans. up after fo'ijr twisters U.S. summary - F•lr, C-H• -•II••• proall9d o,,.r much of IN nation Friday, ... •-Int from tne norlNrn Allanllc CoH l -twa<d lnlo llw GrHI Laus, Olllo Vall•Y a nd lloond lo 11\e Roclll" end P.clfk CoHI stain A lew -•lorms da mpened H<llons of nort,,...n ArllanMs and parts of nort-•rn Mluourl. es rural ., ... of central N0<11\ Oakow c leaned up alter lour tornadoes roared~ Thu"4ay nltlfll. S<ata.....i tllunden/IOWe" .,.,. ... pecl9cl today over llw MlulU IPt>i vallay, u-r GrH t Laka1, Ten. n•-Valley, tlw Gulf Coast from Loul•I-to Florida and tlw Allantlc CoHt lrom FlorkSa to,,... Ca<ollnas. Te-aturK 'flll ranoit $ah;rday from 11\e I Os In New Englend, nonlwm MIMHola a nd Montana to Ille ~In most ol tlw rnl of tl\e <-· lry. 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Tell us what's on your mind. 642•6086 Orange Coast OAILY PILOT/Saturday, August 1, 1981 I Campaign coffers gain Supervisors facing '82 election build warchests By GLENN SCOTT o1 .. o.Mr,.... 1'91f Intent on aettlng the jump on possible c hallengers, Oranae County's . three Inc umbent supervisors up for re-election In 1982 already 11ave collected more than $300,000 In campaign contributions. Firth District Supervl1or Thomas Riley has attracted the most funds. He reported Friday. the deadline for rep<>rting con- tributions received from January through June, that he had collected Sl38,000. · Mrs. Wieder collected $41,SOO during the six-month peri~. ac cording to her expense report. She also bas $14,000 in debts . Sbe said 160 persons donated to her campaign during the period. The largest donation came from One Pacific Pla.za ln Huntington Beach, a corporate organization. Thousand-dollar donations came. from the Fluor Corp., Los Alaoutos Race Course and Lin· da Friedman of Fullerton. Mola Development C"orp., pro- posed developers and ex- cavators of the Boucher Landfill in Huntington Beach, aave SOOO to Mrs. Wieder'a campaign. Although he didn't have lo list it, 1st District Supervisor Roger Stant.on collected about $35,000 last week from his first fund- ralser since he took office in J anuary , hi s campaign treasurer said Friday. Treasurer David Prebish said t he funds should cover an estimated $30,000 Stanton loaned to his own campaign whlle run· ning for election last fall . Stanton's fund-raiser was held July 24 at the Santa Ana Country Club · Fourth District Supervisor Ralph Clark said he bas $111 ,400 in campaign contributions, and 2nd District Supervisor Harriett Wieder reported she bas $88,700. Virtually all of Riley's funds were collected during the past six months, according to his re- porting form . But under Riley's unusual financing plan, the supervisor may not have access tQ most of the contributions af his cam- paign s trategy as successful. Seventy·six contributors each donated Sl ,249, the maximum al- lowed under the ·county cam- paign financing law. U Riley runs unopposed. $1 ,000 wou ld be returned to each donor. Fired skycap gets mural tiff support Riley aides said hi s war chest actually has risen to about $150,000; the unreported dona- tions were received after the June 30 deadline. Clark reported receiving dona- tions from 154 contributors dur· ing the six-month period. UnUke Riley, Clark had only one max· imum $1 .249 contribution, from investor W. Grafton Worthington of Rancho Mirage. The next largest donallon was $1 ,000 from the south county land-owning Rancho Mission Viejo, a company partly owned by the wealthy O'Neill family and separate from the Mission Viejo Company. SlighUy more than a trurd of Clark's total campaign treasury, $38,Z70, was collected dunng the six-month reporting period. He has no debts. Calls are being received by the st aff of Ora nge County Supervisor Thomas Riley in sup- port of a black skycap fired from rus job after pointing out racial slurs contained in a mural at John Wayne Airport. Ken ·Hall, a Riley aide who handles airport matters. said he h'as been "inundated" with calls· .from persons who objected to the dismissal of Lee Howard. 30, of Tustin, who was employed by a private firm that provides s kycap service. • One caller , H all said, threatened to picket the airport . over the issue. 'Tm lelling the callers that we sincerely hope the reason for Mr Howard's fmng was not for has pursuit of the interpretation of the mural, but for substantial reasons.·· Hall said Fnday. Howard said in a separate an-~rview that he believes he was fired because he pointed out the offensive words, which included "darkie" and "spade." The words appare ntly went un· noticed during the 10 years since the mural was added lo the front of the airport terminal building. Offic1als of the firm that employed Howard weren 't available for comment; they re- portedly have said he was fired because of insubofldination and poor work performance. Howard disputes that conten- tion. He said he was threatened with loss o f his job by a supervisor after he began to probe whan he calls the "mysle· ry" of the rac-al slurs. Supervisor Raley ordered the words removed from the mural after Howard voieed his objec- tions County airport officials s ay the words, because they \\ere contained on ceramic tiles that had been glazed. were part of the on~inal work Other wo rd s. in c luding "peat•e" and 'love" and an ob- sccnat). also were added to the mural but. officials say they were added by vandals, not artist Martin Rudick, who now laves in Canada Howard said he also has re- ceived calls of support from peo- ple who were affected by the revelation of the racial slurs in the mural HOLDING HER OWN A great white shark appears to have a 400,000-gallon tank all to itself. but t he fearsome fish is actually sh;:ir- ......... ing quarters with 20 sharks of other species. Handlers are standing by the tank with large poles to keep the tankmates from fighting. world famous Breuer designs. these classy chairs are found In flne homes, restaurants and DOSh offices all over the . wor1d. These qua. !tv pieces are carefully handcrafted Of walnut or natural wood flnlsh with genuine heavy duty cane backs and seats on sturdy chrome frames . Breuer Side Chair. walnut S!9 or natural reo. $19 .......... . Breuer arm chair walnut SQ or natural reg, $89 .......... . Barstool, 24" or 30" H, ~~~5~~.~-~·~·~' ........... $48 ' .. . "' \ ' .. B'S M ICUIATIONAL CCMll rORUIY.....,,,.. • SANTA AM• 1540 e. warner• <714> 557·0&11 N.IADlllA • 180 s. Lake Avenue• <213> "9·6741 WIST LOI ANGii II• 12241 Wtlsnlre Btvd .• (2131820·3918 NO. MOU.YWOOD • 12240 Sherman WIV. (2131765·0401 OfllN 10to 1-IUllClaY NOON to S. All furnmlrt Cnlft9d Of Che flnftt W'1""S-f'Ml'N ltlfM •• ins~ W'I ~for usv PklM-s> ' \ l•I 1,l 1• I I II• ~J 1 1 c •· • ----- - Orange Coaat OAll.V PILOT/Saturday, Auguet 1, 1981 younger NEW YORK (AP> -Men are &.be weaker sex when it comes to ,urviving the death of a spouse ltut their chances of llvin& im· prove if they remarry, says a few Johns Hopkins University 1tudy. Earlier studies have con- iuded that the death of a spouse leads to psycholotical distress at mitht contribute lo earlier lne11 and death. But the re· earcbers said their survey in· lcaled for the first time that the · mpact appears lo be more evastalinl to men. . The 12-year survey of 4,032 ldowed people, published in the ugust issue of the American Journal of Public Health, did not •how significant changes in the clealh rates of women whose flusbands die. But widowers "die at a Prince Charles and his bride, The Princess of Wales. appear on balcony of Buckingham Palace aft~r the wedding. With them are (left to rightJ Prince Philip. the Quun Mother. Lord Niclwlas •• • a o o o e o u . .. .~ ........... Wini.tsor, 11. Edward uan Cutsem. Sarah-Jane Caselee. 11 , Clementine Habro. 5. Catherine Cameron . 6, and Queen Eilazabeth I I f at extreme right J. • Raccoon rabies spreads ATLANTA (AP ) - Researchers in Virginia who were trapping raccoona noticed some or the animals were acUng strangely -and their discovery has scientists at the national Centers for Disease Control say- ing that raccoon rablea may ha ve spread to new areu. Last month, four wil4 rac· coons ill with rabies were caught in a 3,000-acre preserve outaide of ·the Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. They were "highly excitable, vocalized coo· tinously and constantly moved about in the trap," the CDC bas said._, • Ra<lfoon rabies bas been re- ported sporadically in most of the United States, but raccoons are a major carrier of the dis· eas~ In only four s tates - Alal>ama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. ~ouneer age," said Dr . .Knud elslne of the university's chool Of Public Health. It showed men between the ages of 55 and 74 who bad lost Uieir wives had a 60 percent higher chance of dying sooner than men in the same age group ,vbo were still married. He snapped royal pomp of '52 "The reporting of four cases of, raccoon rabies in Virginia in June and the recent increase in reported cases in both Virginia and West Virginia suggest that r a c c o o n r a b i.e s i s n o w established in this area," the CDC said. Helsing, who led fellow Johns Hopkins scientists Moyses Szklo land George Comstock, said he did not know why women's death rates did not show the .same chan~es as men's. •. He speculated that women '"may be genetically superior at coping with stresses of many kinds." Red Cross elects n ew I p.irectors t> Deborah Cohen and E. Paul ~'fonkovich of Irvine have been 1t e-elected secretary and legal ,~ounsel , respectively . to the Or ange County Red Cross board --'>fdirectors. I• NewlY elected board members Jnclude: Newport Beach -F r ank Le- grand, Charles McLaughlin, Frank Kendrick and Jon Mcclintock. - Costa Mesa -Ma~yon· Ferguson. · "It's the same thing we had 28 years ago all over ,again -same crowds, same fren\y," says San- ta Ana resident and photog- rapher Rich Bassett of the wed- ding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. Bassett was referring to the 19~3 coronation o f Charles' mother, Queen Elizabeth, and be should know. He not only at- tended, he also took an Associat- ed Press photo of the event that ran on front pages around the world. The "picture shows a 3· year-old Prince Charles waving to the crowds along with his family. Bassett said his work as a photographer at the coronation came about as pure luck, "being in the right place at the right time." He said he had stopped in Lon- don on the way lo an assignment in Paris for Rotary International when· he met Associated Press European News Photo Editor Col. E.K. Butler. Butler, needing another pbo- tographer for the coronation and especially ooe who could handle the crude color photography of the day. enlisted his aid, Bas$ett said . Bassett, as he watched the warmup for this year's big event on television, said there were two differences from the 1953 event. The firs t was color television coverage, the second there were enough photog. raphers in London to cover this one. "Otherwise it was all the same pomp and circumstance," Bassett said. Work skill classes set in 4 cities The Capistrano-Laguna Beach Regional Occupational Program will offer a varied curriculum of free job skill courses during the fall semester at locations in Laguna Beac h , San Juan Capistrano, Mission Viejo and San Clemente. Classes will bejtin th~ week of' S~pt. 14. Th~ pr~gram is open to high school students, youths out of school and adults who reside within the Capistrano and Laguna Beach unified school districts. High school students may re~· ister ror courses throu&h thell' S<' hool counselors and career centers. All other interested persons may register at the program of· fis:e, 31522 El Camino Real, San Juan. weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. begin.ning Aug. 17. Laguna Beach -Hank Weeks. Members re-elected to board of directors include Albin Rosene of Huntington Beach and Howard Bland of Newport Beach. Bassett said he was statiorted at Picadilly Circus to shoot the royal proc~sion as it passed. He also was allowed to stand atop the so-called Victoria Memorial statue outside the Buckingham Palace gates to shoot his famous picture. In AP Wirephoto taken June 2, 1952 by Rich Bassett of Santa Ana royal tamily appear on palace balcony after coronation. From left, front . are Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Charles, Princess Anne and Duke of Edinburgh. Others are not identified. 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For Men · & Wonien OH uth Wst Pia · ~I c1l '" I )11 ~l ' fl• ' • Ii. • SU 0 0 $ 0 0 0 • 0 0 = 0 0 p . Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Augu1t 1, 1981 ·Al OC ·Fair .incidents 'isolated' Fair.gr ounds manager praises hts-mw security guides after their first outing BJ IS&aYCLAV8EN ., .. ..., ...... Co1ta Kua police· HY tbey believe Steven Ronald Stelle, 22, remainl uncon.aelOUI ln a Santa Ana hoepltal nearly three Wffb after lap1ln1 lnto a coma that followed a bead injury durtns an Oran1e County.Fair melee. Inve1U1aton say they can't be certain he ia uncon1clou1 because uncooperative Mercy General Hospital authorities re· fuse to say more than that the injured Anaheim man ls "critical." Nor are officers or fair aecwi· ty officen sure of what hap· pened to Stelle as exltln1 fairgoers funneled throu1h 1ates and into parkin1 Iota following a Sunday that topped an atten· dance count of 50,000. Some witnesses said he did battle with a group that ap- peared to be bUters. Others said he and a friend fought punk rockers. First reports -later found in· accurate -indicated Stelle had been hit over the head with a bottle. The early July 13 episode was one or two t.tf.is year resulting in serious bead injuries during the annual fair, July 10·19. And, fair oC!icials report, the isolated incidents are the only blemish on what they believe was a stellar first year:'s trial of a new crowd control system. The second incident put carnival concession operator David Nuzio Brusbia of Sacramento in UCI Medical Center following a bludgeoning early July 18, five days after Child c are • session set The Irvine Association for Coordlnal.ed Child Care wiU ob· serve its one-year anniversary on Aug. 14 at Deer field Com· munity Park, Irvine Center Drive al Deerwood in Irvine. CU ps from a fUm on kids in households where both parents work full-time and an art dis· play by children will be shown during the event. The association is a non-profit corporation founded to develop quality child care programs in Irvine. For more information call 851-9270 or 552·8060 after 3 p.m . ; youna SteUe11 lJ\jurtea. Coit. Mesa dtttcUves have been hampered ln lbe Bruahla inveatlaatlon becauae his ln· Juries have left him apeechleea. Carnival acquaintances ln· dlcated he may have been blud1eoned as he alept ln a bludteonlnl when offleen want· ed to uaure order as crowd.a ruabed home. Fair manager Fulk and his security chief authorized a new security plan after they learned the usual contin1ent of Oran1e County Sherilf'a reserves -pro- A few calm..-words by non- u n if ormed guides halted many disturbances on the fairgrounds . sleeping bag Inside the Lucky Strike concession booth. His as· sailant apparently was after the $500 believed kept there. Others hinted to fair (\fficlals that the attack may have in· volved a love triangle. County fair manager Kenneth Futlc says attacks such as that on the carnivjLI grounds can't be considered a !"rowd security pro- blem. He praised his l&-m an security fo rce led by Chief Bill Epple and Lt. Jim Lowe, a p art -time security supervisor who is a sup- ply chief at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. The uniformed fair offi cers were supported this year by about 40 yellow-shirted youths who acted as "fair guides," Fulk said. vlded without cost to the fair - would not be available this year. A new law requires unpaid re· servlsts throughout the state to participate in nearly the same amount of training required by regular officers. Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates notified Fulk that as a re · s uit he would be short on re· servists this summer and that regular officers could cost the Orange County Fair board as much as $70,000. Besides, Gat es told Fulk. there was a possibility of a dep- uties stlke in July. Fulk says he was encouraged to develop his own state-paid security program this year. last nl1hta of the annual affair. Those men kept thelr eyes on beer aales at four fair con· cession stand.a rollowln1 earlier reports that hostile, drunken youths were responsible for fightina. One veteran Costa Mesa policeman who observed fair crowds during the two.week event noted, ''For some reason the natives seem to be more restless.'' He added, "A lot of stuff ls eo· Ing down in the parking lots after they chase them out of the fair. 1 don't know why that la. "There's ju11t m ore unrest, more aggression than in 1974 (when he was part of the Costa Mesa-provided security force). Maybe it's just a sign or the times." He and Mesa liaison officers praised the fairgrounds' small uniformed security force as weU disciplined, well mannered and doing a 1ood job for its numbers. "You can't mix 40,000 to 50,000 people -some of them bike (motorcycle race) enthusi45ts, rodeo fans and punk rockers - and not expect confrontations and fights," one sergeant said. Far fewer arrests were re· corded at the fair, Fulk noted. He contends this year's securi· ty could have been improved but that it was better than in pre· vious years . Costa Mesa Police Capt. The guides ' primary responsibi lity wa s to aid fairgoers, but they carried two- way, band-held radios to remain in constant touch with the small security office set up near the midway. Fulk theorized that a few calm words by non-uniformed guides halted many disturbances on the fairgrounds before they de· veloped and engulfed large num- bers of spectators. Costa Mesa. which policed the fair until the mid·l970s when the s heriff took over, hasn't enough officers to spare for the job, Fulk noted. "And it really isn't necessary to use the abilities of that many qualified police officers at the fair," he added. "It 's only when the occasion demands." Robert Moody disagrees. ·'There were more incidents of fighting and that kind or thing than we've ever observed lo pre· vious years," he says. "A lot of it stems from intox- icated kids." ....., .......... ...,""~ READY TO ROLL -Lined up in the parking lot of the Irvine. based Fluor Corp. are 21 vans that ferry employees to and from the Michelson Drive headquarters of the multi- national engineering firm. In a ll, the corporation has 116 vans transporting 1.160 employees The effort is done with 'l view toward limiting traffic Some Costa Mesa officials dis· agree. So, FuJk and the fair board signed a $2,000 contract with Costa Mesa to provide the small liaison system suggested by both the police department and the sheriff's office, Fulk says. Deposits up at sperm bank The guides and security of· ficers were backed up this year by two Costa Mesa plainclothes officers during the evenings. That liaison duo kept an eye on the crowds and was responsi· ble for calling in Costa Mesa police officers if situations de· veloped beyond the control or the fair staff. Officers were c~lled out in force on at least two nights following the July 13 parking lot He contends the system works well. ''The m on ey wasn't the primary thing," Fulk said. He isn't s ure of total security costs this year, but they prob- ably won't be a lot less than the $70,000 sought by Sheriff Gates. In addition to the uniformed personnel and yellow-shirted fair guides, Fulk also will pay for a team of four private securi- ty guards imported during the ESCONDIDO (AP) Robert G rahman's sperm bank has been expanded to include semen from many higb·IQ donors, not just Nobel laureates, and the 33-pound flask for sperm "Is full most of the time," a spokesman says. Graham , a retired busi· nessman, said early last year that sperm had been deposited by three· Nobel Prize winners, but only one name -that of • • William B. Shockley -was ever disclosed. But now the "Repository for Germinal Choice" has bee.n ex· panded at a secret location to in· elude donations from men and women with high IQs in various professions, said the spokesman, a 40-year-old research officer who asked Thursday that his name not be used. He refused to say if any births have resulted. aotn mversary_ .. LAST FOUR D~YS SALE ENDS SUN.DAY, AUGUST 2. REGULAR FALL PRICES BEGIN . MONDAY, AUGUST a JUST A FEW MORE DAYS TO TAKE ADVAN· TAGE OF SPECIAL PRE-SEASON SAVINGS ON NEW FALL FASHIONS, SHOES AND ACCESSORIES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. ALL STYLES MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE IN ALL SIZES OR COLORS. SOUTH COAST PLAZA, BREA MALL AND LOS CERRITOS CENTER . OPEN LATE TONIGHT AND FRIDAY, SATURDAY 'TIL 8, SUNDAY 12·5.. • In what is basically a mail· order operation, he said $em¥ is provided free. A recipient cod· pie must pay about $16 for liquid nitrogen, plus shipping cost.a amounting to less than $60 by air freight. A $300 refundable d'· posit is required for the vacu~ flasks in which sperm is stored: A tecipient is screened rdr high IQ and assorted physical traits and given a one-paie description or each donor. ~-. ----.-. ---- --------·-----. - --. .. ~-~~~..... ·--.,~i..:°b~ . 4' j f 1•1 :I I• I f11 ... ii I - 7 .,, b1 •• ,, .,. ., f • • 0 a I! 1'• Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Auguet 1, 1~1 I Physicist tests ice pit as cheaper air conditi~ner PIUNCllTON, N.J. (AP) -A major un.lvenlty, a lar1• eor· poraUon, a toSJ toalnffr and two of America'• l•Min1 1cl..U.t1 have comblned lbelr conaldera· ble relOUl'ftll to cll1 a bole tn the 1round and ftll lt wltb ice. ·'It wu juat about u much fun and u uclUn1 u uytblnl J have ever done," said Tbeodore Taylor. • Those are aeemln1ty odd word• from ' 51-year-old theoretical pllyalclat wbo first shook up b1a peen with flaalon bombl and other atomic 1.nnova· Uona at Loe Alamoe ScienUllc Laboratory But Taylor now calla hlmaeU a "nuclear dropout" and believes his simple "ice pond.'' tested at Prlncetoa Univenlty, eventually may help save mllllona of gallons of oil and revolutionize the way peopJe cool themselves and their products. Taylor's idea was lo till a nylon-lined pit with ice from a snowmating machine in winter and cover it with a plastic blanket to shield it from the sun. As warm weather turns lbe ice slushy, the cold water is pumped through pipes from the pond into a building. As in conventional air· conditioning systems, air is blown over coils containine the cbiUed water. Warmed water is Jobless rate up SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Unemployment reached S.S per- cent in the San Francisco- Oakland metropolitan area in June,· the state employment Development Department has reported. "' I ~-ATWO ---....... St LllC Jt 'M' ~ .... -s,_.,.,.,.,.o- fC•• SIOt• ,.._,.,.,"'°"'••••I COfl'U .. a841·12ff , .. ..._.-. --~ -~~ ,_...,......,. .... ...,-. .. COLLECTORS CORNEA Rare Colfta • Stampe G~_f;."L VER ,.turned to the pond, wbere 1t melt.a more le. befon be1nc re- cool-:O':r. the remaiAlq •~. Set ti hope lee poodl wW feplace the compreuon wbJeb cool frecm ... ln CODYtoUonat alr-condlUonln1. 11ld Robert Soeolow, direct.or ot Princ«co'a Center for Enerl)' ud Envt..· mental Studlea. The com· preaionf run on electricity - 1eneratM by oU. Donald Kirkpatrick, project mana•er and an en1lneer dropQUt from the apace pro- 1ram, laid an lee pond cu coot a buildl.na for "2 percent ot the coat of running a traditional vapor ClOmpresaion chiller." Taylor said a anow.makln1 machine, which cOltl around $7 ,000, can produce about a,ooo tons of "lee" in a moderate Prin· ceton winter. It costs abou\ $35 in electricity to make 100 tonJ ol ice, enough to cool an avera1e house throughout a summer, he said. J Laat year. Taylor took bla ice pond theory to Freeman Dyaoo, a pbysiciat with the In1lltute ol Advanced Study in Princeton who not onJy advised him how to ma.ke a work.ln1 model but alao took Ume off to help d.11 the pit. Tbe lest pond kept a university storage building c::zl throughout last summer. · ExcavaUon is about to &in on a second ice pond, tbiJ one · made to order for a new office buildine for the Prudential Insurance Co., which paid for tbe lest. The three-story, 130,000-square-root Prudential Pavilions building was designed for energy efficiency and to be compatible with ice pond cool- ing. The second pond will be. 20 feet deep, 120 feet wide and 160 feet . Iona . Three 1nowmakln1 macbinel wW rut lb' pond OU. wlnter wllb a.ooo tou ol l~. Tbe moued wUl be 1brouded by polyurethane foam blankeu &n4 1bould be cool.ins tbe ~ nextaununer. . Prudeat&al a1lo lJ lnat.aillu a traditional alr·concliiiOD!'n1 1y1tem u a backup in cue all the lee melta and the water tem· perature rian too hilb before 1ummer'1 end. But Kirkpatrick lbinka the backup will moeUy ail ldie. "The lee pond lJ extremely simple, but lt worltl," be said. · • Everybo"y wants to do 1omethln1 exotic these dQ'I - get l5 Pb.DI and send thelD ott on aome boondoule. But we have something very 1lmple that bas many real poulbillUes." Socolow aaid lee ponds "work too weU to be for1otten." He not- ed that the colder the climate where the macblnea are operat· ing, tbe lea expensive it would be to produce lbe ice. Kirkpatrick said be and Taylor have been approached about lnalalllng an ice pond at an upatate New York dairy, where air·conditionlnc la u.aed year-round to chill milk, butter and cheese. But Taylor said the "moet ex- citing" fl.rat application could come in tbe freezing of sea water. He said freezing sea water by passing lt through snowmaking machines rJcb il of impurities. Once the brine ls washed off the ice mus, th• water is drinkable. "ln places like New York and Boston, you could add sublt.ao- tially to the drinking water sµpply at very low coat riaht now," he said. OINOMe.... ..._CL ..... .., ... Kn1111rrwllh Mii.Ji tm.n ~JectronlcaJly eUmlnetea fty1ng end crawtlng ~ LNh MU .. MIUI 10Dc.r-. .......... llD..... ..,, .. _... ""Sil_.... ~ -70% Bank Financing IRA& Keouah (714) 551-t850' South eo .. t ptaH Vlllege -.. -.... (Ac ___ c:-_, Doll Show Sale and free info dinlc th1S Sat & Sun. Aug. 1 & 2. Collectcn & antique dealers present unusual dolls. accessories and houses. Huntington Centr Mall. '405 Fwy & Beac h Blvd .. H.B. recreational vehicles•golf carts•model trains*bikes •pianos•cars refrigerators •skates•••••• Model A's•••• •typingtables wheelbarrows• recreational vehicles•golf carts*model trains*bikes *pianos•cars refrigerators *skates•1• .. • If it's got wheels, you'll move it faster In a Dally Pilot classified ad.call 642-5678 and a f rlendly ad- viser will help you ONE SINGLE PURCHASE CONQUERS YOUR PEST PROBLEM WITHOUT CHEMICALS! PROVEH EFFECTIVE AGAINST • Fleas • Spiders • Ants • Bees/ Wasps • Roaches • Mosquitos • Rats • Crickets • Flies • Moths •Mice • Water Bugs • EFFECTIVE. SAFE. SIL&n' ULTRASONIC W AVIS • SAFI TO HUMANS AMO rET'S • PESTS BJMINA TED IN 2 TO 6 Wlll(S • USES ONLY 4 WAns Of POWEi • COVERS 1500 SQ. FT. • MO SPECIAL INST ALLATIOM 30-DAY $99.50 MONEY BACK GUARANTEE IF PESTFREE DOES NOT SOLVE YOU PEST PA08LEMI USA EPA tst. No. '44882·1L-02 D1imensions 6~ in. x 814 In. x 2\4 In. General Electric DRYER ·. •d ,.. ..... Theodore Taylor wipe• off aweat GI he nu on a pla.atic-cbvered hole filled with ice which he ""' to cool building•. New plan offered on Century route LOS ANGELES <AP> -1be stale Department of TranapOrt.a- lioP baa proposed a Century Freeway plan that would CCl9t $500 million more than what the federal covemment ia PfOP09· ing, bul which ia scaled down $180 million from the current pll1n. ~late and federal officials began ~got.iatlng Wednhday on the long-delayed freeway, for which the federal government haa agreed to pay 92 percent. The new state plan includes fewer lanes and onram1>9 than orleioally propoeed and would eliminate the transit connection that was to have linked the freeway with a tranait system planned along tbe Harbor Freeway. SPECTACULAR DOLLAR SAVING Reagan benefits on taxes WASHINGTON (AP) -....,.u . dent Reaian'1 tu-cut leliaJa· Uon could mean a ~,_, aarinel for lbe cblel execuuve and the fl.rat lady in tbeir tu bW fot i.1 . That fiaure la bued OD lbe U · aumpUoo the Rea1ana' return pext April will be 1lmilar to '1.belr lB return except foe the addltlon of tbe pre1ident'1 JIOO~OOO.a-year 1alary. FOi' .-1 they reported taxable income or $1'3,527, primarily from lnt.erat OOHvinp. II that lacome remalna Wl· chanced, 1881 taxable lncome would be SlM!,527, an amouqt that, according to tu tablet, produces a tu bW of $207,113 . The legislation endoraed by Concresa t.bls week would re- . duce the bill by 1.25 percent,· or $2,590. The Rea1ana' boldin11 have been placed in a bllod trual, and there is no way to cfetermlne ex- actly what income they will pro- duce t.bls year. Their accountaat and the White House say no ef. fort bas been made to meuu.re how the legislation would affect them. Their income for 1981 couJd be affected by the bi1ber interest being paid by banta tbla year and the eventual sale of their home in Pacific Palisades, Calif., now on the market for $1.9 million. A spokeswoman for Fred Fielding, the White Houae counsel, said the impact oo the Rea1ans "bas never been calculated" in the White HOUie office. "It's never been a con- sideration," she said. WE'Rl a CELEBRATING THROUGH THI! • MONTH OF AUGUS BY OFFERING • 17 .2 cu. ft. no-frost refrlge<etor • 4.73 cu. ft freezer • Splitl9-I adj~le .. '· shelves. • Rolllout on~. • 3CM" wide. 64" high. • Equipped for optional Automatic lcemakef. 554995 ~ 19" diagonal Remote Control Color Monitor system • Quartz &lectronlc Tuning -91 Channell • Midband Channel Capobmfv-fof UNctombted, g~cobletv • 1 Oat. Solid State Chollll • lrM.lne 8k>ctt Motltx Plct\nTube • Automet1c Color Control • Bladt Metrix Picture tllbe • 100% Solid State -; .... 533995 turn your wheels Into cash. l4 YIAIS Of IMTMllTY I D•IMDAllLITY TELEVilSION I APPLIANCES 411 E. 17th STREET ..... COSY.A MES4-, HOUIS: D U.Y f·f SATUIDAJ, f·6 ~AY 11..{ PX I • 5 • 0 0 4 0 0 -0 0 c s a $ Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Augu1t 1, 1981 A7 'First 35 ·dn't mean a thing' . Te%Cis 'character' say& 's found true love -will wed murderess Susan At~s GRSENVl~~1 Teaa1 <Ar> -Doa&ld Lee ure 11 a mu· l'Jinc man. By bla own COUDt be bu repeated t.be YOWi • tillMI and profited from the ex· pertence. • didn't meu a thlq bride No. te who bu heart. DenlH Atklna, tbe Qaulea Mamon • 'f aml· h"' ember convicted of "I IOt wealthy by ualAa my . bead. I &ooked for them (rlda women), Just like prla who loot for rich oilmen,'' aaid Laisure. mul actrell Sharon Tate ln 1 bu announced abe wW m ure nut mootb lD tbe prl apel at the Calllor"Dia "I've never loved anyone elM but &Ulan, I a wear to God," tlid LaJaure, sa, a baldlnc, nmttv man dmcribed u a "char~· by aome ol tbe other clUMDI ot thi• clty IO mll• northeut ot Dallu. LaltuTe drlvea a brown Fleetwood CadUlac wltb the word• "Filthy Rieb " embluoned acro11 tbe baek In .. But Lallure lmlatl hll flnt 35 Instil for Women in Froatera. Jurors pockt$ too many wallets Judge gives away evi ence after trial -to his regret VISTA (AP) -Wbat seemed 11.ke a lcj id~a at tbe Ume -tettin1 juron take home ~en.in of the evidence -turned out not to be, 9ya a municipal court Judge. Municipal Court Judie Robert Coon~ said be'll 1et permission from the owner r the evidence next Ume. In a case before Cooney recenUy, de.,dant John Gruschin pleaded no contest to cb., of maklna false business repnisentaUooa at\-be· inC charged witb poeaeasloo of stolen waUe~ Amon& the evidence was a box containW 100 nylon bWfolda worth $4 that were allege_dlYjJ.olen from the Rainbow Wallets Co. of narby Oceanside. Arsonist gets jail BAKERSFIELD CAP) -A Bakersfiel"rea man convicted of setting fire to his bom~as ordered to spend 27 weekends in jail. Danny Ray McMasten ol OUdale willJ to jail from Friday nlght to Monday mornin1 ery weekend thro\lgh Jan. 16·17. The weekend nly sentence was levied • by Kem County Su ·or Court Judge Marvin E. Ferg\ison so McM ers can work at his job during the week. McMasters previously pleaded guilty ? a felony arson charge resulting from the $38,000jre. "I have some 1ood neWI and I have some bad news foe you," Cooney said in dilmiulD& tbe jurorr. "Tbe bad news la that you're 1oln1 to be deprived ol my compan1. The &ood oewa la t.Mt before you leave I'm 1oln1 to let you 10 throulh the wallets and let you have ooe u a aouvenlr of the trial." Somehow the 12 juron m6de olf wltb 41 waUeta. Rainbow walleta President Jim Routh wu "madder than a wet hen" when be first learned of the giveaway. accordin1 to Steve Casey, a spokesman for the San Diego County d.lltrtct at· torney:s office. After talking with Roup, tboulb, "t.be juqe expressed hla contrition about the incident," C~y said. At first, the dialrict attorney comidered fWn1 a charge of theft or improper aehure of property by a public official, but Rough d~ide4 a1alnst prosecutioo, Casey said. Casey said in an interview that "it wu cer· tainly a bizarre circumstance but, alter reviewin1 the transcript and talklnl to the Judee and the victim, we've resolved the matter." Cooney ottered to reimburse Roup for the 41 -waUets, but Rough refused to take any money, saying "I think Cooney is a very reaponalble person and I wouldn't Hite to see aomethint Ute this cause him any trouble." MA YT AG BIRT~DA Y SAVINGS! . JET-CLEAN ~ HEAVY DUTY OISRWASH£1S' WASHERS o.ac-·-......... __ _...,er -. --VY eycte lcr~- BIG LOAD llYERS .. ,.llt! HURRY! NOWOFIM SUNDAYS I 1-4 P.M. ~· ...... \\ h1rlp1111I .. "", ... , . • eorr..c.. • .... ...._. -ol "-·to< .. ~ ......, ol ...... "''°I ..__...,.,_ ..... __ .,_,,_ ~., ... -..... - l' • S Awt•M• ... Weeh Cycle l: MOllMAL l«AV\', ~ l..IOHf. lllllll•NOLO • 111 ... ., .... Jo.t "" .,,., O,.lelO • O .. l•Le.-1 ,__.._. 0..•l•A&ll... ,11,.,, .. , ....... ...... _ .. , ,.. .. ····~ ..... ,,.,, ~.,,.,. ... ,. leiiMM'~.., ~= .......... , ........ •••• , 0•••• . ,., ................ , 11111t11t Li ft•• • ~-...... .. ... ~,·· AUTOMATIC c:oo•tNG ~ ..... , .......... . . , ..... ...... ......... ....., .... ... ........ ___ ..... 1Uelt.-letten. TM car, 11.k• bll apartment1 ta adorned wltb eoapebota or womn -~be aaya wW eom. down what be wedallluAWm. He daima to be a bUJJoiwre ud aaya he doesn't have to work becaUM be bu "eooulb mooey to tut until I'm 500 yean old." Lallure .. ya · be hu wed u Umea and olftclala at" the Hunt County clerk'• offlc• aay they don't doubt lt. County reconll abow Laiaure bu filed for three divorcee ln the tut year, and . baa 1t1ned two marrla1e UceDH9 ln ad-tiUoo to tbe Uceaae to marry Miaa Atklna alnce March. "He fllea all tbe Ume, and lota of Uma never 1oea tb.roulb wltb them," one county clerk employee aaid. Lailure says be baa oo.ly mar· ried "beauty queens" with money and braina. But be lnllata be never swindled money out ol hi• girllrienda. Self-proclaimed billionaire Don Lailure show• car, fiancee Suaan Atldna, whom he'U wed in' prison Aug. 30. "They would practically force the money oo me,'' be said. Laisure said it wu love at first slgbt when be met Miu Atkins aJ0011ide a California freeway lS years a10. Weight-loss doctor loses bis license "I almost married her JS SACRAMENTO CAP) -The years a10, but I married state of California says it is someme else," he aaid, refual.q stripping Dr. Allred W. Ferrils, toexplainwhy. the operator or weight ·reduction He laid they saw each other clinics, ol his license to practice on and off durtn1 the next few medicine. years and became ao cloee be re-' But the legal clerk for the ceived psychic mesaaces from state Board or Medical Quality California when abe joined the Assurance, Don Lundberg, said Mansoofamlly. this week the revocation Laisure· insi1t1 Atkins bad wouldn't necessarily close the 70 nothinc to do with tbe murders. or' 80 clinics that F e rriss "She did not personally ltlll operates in California. anybody. She's a 1cape1oat for Lundberg said the board's Ju. the state of California." ly 20 decision doesn't prevent "Nice ones, too! And they're all for sale." .. Ferriss, of Mill Valley, from sellin~ the clinics of arranging for them to be operated without his services as a physician. The revocauon, to be effective Aug. 19, is based on violations of the terms or probation imposed in an earlier case. Lundberg said. In ·that case, the board last March 6 r e voked Ferriss', license but stayed the revoca· tion, instead giving him 10 years of probation and suspending his license for six months. \• \~ \.-. CUSHIONY COMFORT ,,_, ,, FASHION FROM ·:' ~~~ JUNIOR SANDALS are like walking on air. Cool cotton web. w ith a lithe little ankle tie ~ .... D..Y Summer white and sand for colors. Great for schoor Women's sizes 5· 10 $19.99 COSTA MESA 17t h It Orange' \ ... • # ,., ll I I ht ~J ' f•I ~· ~ •• ... Mt •• • ... • • Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Auguat 1, 1981 • .... ., ...... 97 IYDNIY OMAI a A&ll:I (March 3l·AprU 19): Dtlplay verulllity ln completint baalc choret. Neltbbor or cloee H · aoclate dJ1cua1ea varloua dletl, wol1bt-reducln1 pro1ram. TAV&lJ8 (AprU 20·MIY 20): Obttacle to pro&· re .. II removed. You have _..-.ater freedom. but al10 added tespontlbilities. Emph.,IJ on creaUvi· tyl romance, a var1oty of 1enaattona and apedal re atlonahip with YoUDI penon or child. • GEMINI (May 21-June 20>: Y.ou may .,. -.ued for notes, detalla and your opinion of recent meet· inaa' or mer1er1. Saaltlartua, Virao and another Gemini ftcure promi!WltlY. CANCER (June 21~J'uly 22): Obtain hint from Oemlnl mesaaae. Focus on restored harmony at home, 1pecla1 purchases and event wblcb bonora family member. LEO (Jqly 23·Au1. 22): St.rive for caution, keen observation where mon~y la concerned. Focus on personal posseaaiona, income potential, ability to obtain needed material. Vl&GO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Relationships are in· tensified. You are tested, challenged and asked to "perform" during crisis. Timing, judgment are on target. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You re ach decision concerning clandestine meetings, unique projects and "backstage" maneuvers. Emphasis on hospital visit, privacy and outlet for creative energies. SCORPIO COC\. 23·Nov. 21): Emotions tend to ~ominate logic. Wish is fulfilled in unorthodox manner. Meeting people at social affair proves productive, stimuJating and constructive. SAGl1TAJtllJS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Intuitive in· tellect aids in making correct career move. Accent on decisions which affect family security, direc· lion of journey and business enterprise. CAPRICO R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Personal horizons are enlarged -you perceive potential and can now see picture as a whole. Focus on travel plans, education, publishing and correspon· dence With one overseas. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Important details may be obscured by minor needs, irritations and discussions concerning financial prospects of one close to you, including partner or mate. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Ask questions, make inquiries and insist on written verification for claims made by one who promises "something for nothing." Homesteatkrs move in ' Man's offer of free land attracts families to tiny tow ANTLER, N 0 . (AP> A 72-year-oJd bachelor'• offer of free land to homeateaden wtU· ln1 to settle here and keep the town from dryloa up bu re· opened the tchool and 11 ven alx families a freth start. 21 children, nearly doubU01 enrollment ln the acbool, which had offered arades one throu&h al x before closln1 ln lhe 1prin1. The 1JN9pect of new student.a prompted the school board to re· verae it.ae11 on closin1 the school. brou&ht home a paper with • lront·pa1e story about Kiuner'a otter, and b.la mother made a S3 phone call. Her husband, Ter· ranee, ten with Tom to cement the deal. LaPointe, a part-lime aecurlly auard, says he baa experience drUllog both oil and waler weU. and hopes that wilt help him find a Job in North Dakota. '----- C NOTICI PlJBUC NOTICE "lt'a ll.ke a dream come true,'' aald Su.san LaPolnte, who plant to move from Bath, Mlcb., to Antler wtth her husband and aix cblldten. When the school board decided " to close the school ln tiny A.nUer because there were not enough pupils, Harley Kiaaner offered to 1lve away part of hla farm to get families with chUdren to move to town. Ever since he made the offer early in July, Kiaaner baa re· eel ved letters and telephone calla from all 50 states. He la giving away three 9-acre and three S.acre pJota from his 6'0· acre farm in an area where land sells rrom $450 to~ an acre. "We're making plans to aeU our home and hope to aet a house trailer or a tent to live in out there while we build a new home and get a fresh start," Mrs. LaPointe said. "We have to be on Ole land by August 15 or it will go to someone else." Mike Ellis of North Salt Lake City , Utah, told the School Board • he plarui to come to Antler with hie wife and seven children, leavlnt behind a $30,000 Job and "J'm very, very happy," Kissner said recently after giv· ing the school board a Uat of six famiqes moving to this town of 100 people on the Canadian bor~r. The families will bring Tom LaPointe, 13, a carrier for the Lansing Stale Journal, Medfly song .airs B roum' s handling of crisi s chronicled 1t $70,000 home. "I 'm not just walking away from that Ughtly," Ellis said. "We 've been looking for a place we can move and raise our children in the type or al· tnosphere your town offers." The board voted 3·1 lo open the school for the ralJ semester. It had decided earlier to close the facility because as enroll· ment dropped, the cost per pupil was too high. The population of the town dropped as a rail line shut down and farms became larger over the years, Kissner said. But the realities or social .SAN DIEGO tAPl -A for mer computer salesman and geography weren't enough to a radio disc joc)tey have composed a song chronicling Gov. stop him. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s handling of the current Mediterra· He made the offer of free land nean fruit fl y situation. to anyone with school-age The song is titled, "Governor Moonbeam,'' the mock children willing to stay five years . He got nationwide n ame originated by Chicago columnist Mike Royko for the publicity and 160 inquiries. state 's noncom!Qrmist chie f executive. It was written by There was some concern when amateur songwriter Glenn Erath, 24 , and Joe Bauer, 37 , Kissner announced that be had part of Hudson and Bauer morning radjo comedy team. found six families to come to Unlike a record dedicated to the Medlly which was pro· Antler. duced in San Jose a nd disseminated to radio stations, the "What scares me is that it San Diego tape is homemade and has been aired locally. It seems the reopening of the makes light of a governor who "left Sacramento in his school is based on this free land Plymouth one d ay, headin' down to Santa Clara to make gi veaway and not on tbe needs t hose Medflies pay.'' of the community ," said The song continues: ''He said : 'My name is Jerry William Brand, a former teacher. PUBLIC NOTICE .... ,.. l'ICTIT10UI 8UMNH6 NAM• STAHM•NT Th• followlr19 P900ns •r• dolr19 b111lneu ••· The owlf\9 person1 are d oing CIVIC CENTER ASSOCIATES, 1><111,. ; 4'11 Teller A-. Suite uo. N-Port VE 5 OE MILO. VENUS OE B .. ch,CA'2WO. MIL.O, ., 1600 Dow Stf'Mt, Sulte PASEO PAOllE ASSOCIATl!S, JU, N B .. UI, CA t1MO. 4'11 Teller AWfl ... Sult• no. N-port A L. T H s y 5 T E M s B .. c11, CA '2WO. INTER TIOHAL, INC .• • NnaOa BEVERLY HILL.S SAYINGS 1. corpor • 1600 DoW sc .... t. Slllt• L.OAN ASSOC •• '401 Wllllllrt JU, a .. ctl, CA '26'0. BoulevMd, lewrty Hlll1, CA '°212. Thl1 ""'' 11 condutled by• car T1111 l>uMneu 11 conducted tly • Por•ll llmlled pw1ntnhlp. P-P-. IU»e. Richard 8. Collins, Gentrat p.,,_. dint Thl1 1i.t-t Wti llleo with 111it Thll ._ W" llleo '"'llh .,_. County CIH'll ol Or-County on Jvly c-t "'Or-County°" Jvly JI. ,.,, JO, 1 l'UIUI l'U7416 Publl"*' Or-Coe1I o.ity PllOt, ~Or-Cout O.tly Pltot, Auv '·I u 22 1•1 J-Aue 11 u. 22. "" ,,,, .. , ·-· _. __ _ PUBLIC NOTl CE l'ICTIT10UI 8UlllHU NAlllW STATUHNT ~· ... 1•1 •/ I I I It I ~l ' f I ~ ' ~ Junior and 1 'm here to kill all those itty bitty flies on your But when the school board 80. windQw sills. They've been..l2itiDi--all the fruits and all the nounced that it wo.Y.1~ .lc~e»..J!l.t. normal folks are fired of1hem , loo." ------------....--.... s ... ~-O<>l ~Yr,''Krs5ner""gofa round' '·"~··'"" ---BLIC NOTICE --t-~-Tiie toll~"~ r,r~~~ae. . .............._-.!_ .... '' g.a.·~~"·''""' ~·Wf'I' •, •• ,,. DENVER (AP) -The bride wore a bird head· piece, the groom was in furry trousers and mem· bers of the wedding party carried plastic laser guns. Despite the space-age attire, the wedding was for real. Cindi "Hawkwoman" McCarthy and Jim "Satyr" Williams exchanged vows at the Star Con Denver '81 convention. • "The convention gives people the chance to wear a costume and be a little bizarre," said Kathy Donnelly, convention coordinator. "Governor Moonbeam, Governor Moonbea m. He's the of applause from the 40 people in best human fl y swatter I've ever seen." .--the audience. ''He knew them all by name," the song continues, "but that was just part of his game. He acted like their friend un- til the bitter end . But all the while they were flying, he was thinkin' Malathion." Even though the .ditty pokes fun at California's gov· erno r , he ends up a hero. When the produce-eating pests have been banisned after numerous aerial and ground spraying assaults, farmers ask, "How can we ever repay the man who saved the day?" Five now 'dea~ STEVENSON, Was'1. (AP) Five · of the people who disap· peared without a trace when Mount St. Helens erupted in May 1980 have been declared legally dead. B AK E R PLYWOOD 2969 Century Pl. Costa M esa • 549.3073 EFFECTIVE NOW THRU Al'G. 31st INTRODUClll6 WOOD INSURANCE. AM• STAT•M•NT PAL'S VACUUM CENTERS, 11513 Th IO"'!_lng --ere Going Mein Street, Huntlnoto" Beech, l>uM es; Calllornle.,._ 10 WAYNE LANDSCAPE Luchell Enl••IH'IMI, Celllornle, CON UCTION, 2061 Phe ler-llJll Melll StrMt, Hunll"9lOll 11 .. ch. Court ta !NM, CA t1•a. Calllornla .,._ 10 WAYNE OU llOIS, •1 Tl\lt bull!MU h COftdvcted Dy e Court, Coste Meta, CA corPOrellon. LUClltil Ent-lsn WAYNE OU 801$, J0.1 Plllltlp A. L11ch .. 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HAllOR CNUmAH CHURCH I Disc .... flf Oirtttl 240 I '"'-If S.... l.e.t '4S.S711 Attend.The Church of Your Choice 'Pl~tmouth C lHHlr~~ntimlll,l Church JJ62 llOAD ST .. ~ llACH 64J-J7401 ~""lc•-IO:)OA~. I ~D'S PLMllOUI ._CT" PAITOl WJjly alTO This Sunday Worship In ST. AHDIEW'S NESIYTBIAM CHUICH 600 St Andrews Road • NewPort Beach • 831·2880 Dr. Jot.. A • ......._ Jr .. 'eetw . Wortlilp Sertlcn -9:00, I 0:10 A.M. Dr. J• A • ......_, Jr .. ,.,.._..., CHURCH SC:HDOl t :OO A.M. hcWa ._ Ntll Sc .... IO:JO A.M. .. ,,_., ... ~...._ AIC ttclp• 1 641-JZU M._.. .... l•1 ' UMnl PRfSl.mRIAH CHURCH Of THE CO\IBWfl' 2110 ,... ... 1111.. e .......... -111.JJ4t .... ... ..,...,,.... Sunday Worship & Church School s 30 a 1 o·oo A M Child Care Available C-auwltJ. ,,...,..,.._ aircll 411,....A•e.,L..-.... 494-7111 Rev Arthur J 'rankertley ~v. Eldon H. Thi" SUMMER SCHEDULE Worship Service 9:30 A.M. Mll!Mll'I' CAlll l'llOYIC*I AT AU llllV:Cll J I rna[~rn~rnrn Presbyterians have high hopes of a reunited church soon By GEORGE W. CORNELL .,. ............ NEW YORK -The reunion stew la bubbling anew among Protestants, and it hu now reached a r eady stage among Presbyterians alter a quarter century ol efforts to find the suitable ingredient.a. This time, leaders of ~ t.he lar1er, mo.tty northern, United Presbyterian Church and t.he · Southern Presbyterian Church U.S. say they've come up with a blend that should work·. Details ol the plan were completed last week by a joint union committee al a meetin1 In Mem- phis, Tenn., and congregations across the country a re to sample it lo see ii it's to their taste. If accepted by their governing assemblies next year, and then ratified by regional units, it would bring about a reunited cbuccb by 1983, ending a split of 120 years that ~an during the Civic War . The result would be a church of 3.3 million, the sixth largest Christian body in the nation, after Roman Catholics, Southern Baptists, Unit ed Methodists, the moslJy black National Baptists and.Mormons. The Rev. J . Randolph Taylor or Charlotte, N.C., the Southern Presbyterians' co-chairman of the joint committee, says be bas "more solid hope" for the plan than for any 'I several in the past. Similar confidence was voiced by his United Presbyterian counterpart, the Rev. Rober.t C. Lamarol Albany, N.Y. Reunion ~(fort e h o.v .. crnnP, on amon• Presbyterians S)!lS! J!!.e .. ~J~..-J~.w1µi earl~ pro- posals failing lo get a necessary three-fourths ratification vote by Southern regional units . The current effort began in 1969, with reactions to three previous draft plans used to refine the final version. It aJlows for t ome varlaUons In appUcatlon, in· eluding a key compromlae to allow exemption to congreaations of the Southern church from bein1 required to lnclude women among tbeir officers. But that rule, uistinC with some possible eit· emptions in the United Presbyterian Church, ii' to continue for its congregations under the reunion plan. The 14 "articles of agreement" aJao provide for continuation of existing national a1encies or the two denominations tor up lo five years while combined ones are designed, and up to 10 years al· lowed lo realign regional unit.a. Other reunion efforts are brewinc among Protestants. includinJl talk.a between the United Church of Christ and tbe Cbrislian,Church ano among three br anches of Lutheranism. The Lutheran bodies -lbe Lutheran Church in America, the American Lutheran Church and the the As~iation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches -have moved in the past month toward a com· mitment to reunion. Meanwhile, the Consultation on Church Union involving 10 Protestant denominations with mor~ than 20 million members, continued its stow but per sistent pace of the past 20 years, working towa rd a rejoined but diversified church. The objective is "more than merger," says the Rev. Gerald F. Moede, COCU's generaJ secretary. Quoting Ephesians 2, he calls the prospect a com - mon "household, in which severaJ rooms may be occupied. ''This household will in(orporate diversity. Much traditional ethos of each of its families wtr remain, but it wUI be identifiable as a body wi~b interconnected joints and ligaments,· able to act and move i.n the world Vacation Bible school scheduled 'tt.'' Vacation Bible School~ill be .be held M~nd.ay . , M~~ft Sittoll fforn8'. Mo.r~ 4l(_OJ:l\l.l)..U9Jl jf ~v~j.l,~b. ~.....a.1-U..-Lan~11UJJ~ through the Human Services· A~ency of Orange Church in Laguna Hills. Call s:r7 -T129 for informa-County. lion about registration. Faith Lutheran Church in Huntington Beach is conducting a children's mission project to con- tribute money for the World Home Bible League, with a goal of 200 Bibles. Dwight Thompson will speak al Believers Faith Center in Irvine at 10: 15 a .m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. Call 953--0134 for information. Eckankar will gresent "A Way of Life" at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 10 at Allstate Savings and Loan in Newport Beach. Call 547-9734. CatJaoUc Foster parents are needed to relieve over·· aowd.lng or' abused or abandoned children at Ute 'God's four-ring circus '· S ISSETON, S .O. (AP) -A "feast of brotherhood," some called it, or "God's four-ring circus." ll involved a singing, worshipping band of In- dians and whites -Episcopalians Roma n Catholics, United Presbyterians and United Church or Christ members -at their first ioint "Ptaya Owohgdake" Gathering Together. Held at St. Mary's Episcopal Church and lbe nearby Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux powwow grounds and arena, the four-day summer meeting of four denominations havinR South Dakota Indian mem· bers replaced previously separate meetings held for a century. Chester Balo will discuss China's great religions a l 10:30 a .m . Sunday a t the Laguna Beach Unitarian-UniversaJist Fell owship. Guest preacher Or. Jack Suggs will speak Sunday .at the Community Church in Corona del Mar. Crystal CatbedraJ in Garden Grove is st111 accept- ing members for the summer choir. First UnJted Methodist Church of Costa Mesa will host Dr. John Moore al the 10:30 a.m. service Sun- day. Harbor Christian Church will bear guest speaker Dr. lames Sutherlin and a representative from the United Church or Christ at the 11 a.m. service Sun· day. S.rnHHI Topic .My 26th 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. The Fvhlre: Shock or Spll•dor? Heer Rn•rffd PflJ9Y lanet CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIEMCE Member of the Uni ted Church of Religious Science MJio-C,ttl ~L..AGI .kltlf.a) 11n._..a_.1.,111itl ''"'"""'t•OfGt1 ""etAC>" C.-o•~·.,._ ,.., ............ .............. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday. August 1, i 981 ~· 110 po1n11 for H Cll Qllttllon an1wtrtd corrtclly) 1 U.S. special envoy Phlllp Habib helped Israel and the PLO aaree to 1 temporary ceasefire, endln9 fi9htlng In Lebanon and Northern Israel True or False: The U.S. recognize• the PLO as the official repres~ntatlve of Palest!· nian refugees. 2 Empty grocery shelves In Poland triggered c111zen protests and led,, the sovernment to plan food price (CHOOSE ONE: lncreues. ~ecreases). l Only the (CHOOSE ONE: federal govern· ment, state of C11ifornla) has the right to lease land off the coasc for oil eKploration. accor· ding to a recentJeder•I court ruling 4 let! lacocca. president of the .. l . Corpora· t1on, announced that the nation's third largest .iutomaker recently showed its lirst profit since 1978. S For only the third time in history, doctor~ used a plut1c heart 10 keep a patient alive un11l a real he.irl wn available. In 1967 Dr (CHOOSE ONE. Denton Cooley, Christta;in Barnard) performed the world's firu suctessful hum.in heart transplant newsname (10 polnte II yov can Identify Ihle ptreon In 1111 nawa) As Prime M inister. I recently won a v1olence- filled election to become Iran's new President. My election guarantees that the Islamic Republican Party conrrol s the government completely Who 1m ll I In addJUoa to btln• a famJb fu feat•~ T HE QUIZ 11 an la tecral par& of U1e 1a'. cla11room aewa pro1ram pretea&ect U. Oraa1e Coatt area aeboola H a pubUt service by tbe Daily Piiot. AIM•"'•.,..., 1•• .... , Mta• _.... • news picture (10 polnll It you anawar thl1 quaatlon corraclly) In a nationwide address, President Reagan appealed for support ol his tax plan, which Congress hds been debating. The President's plan Included a tall cut for all rn1zens of (CHOOSE ONE· 25, 15) percent spread over the ne-1 three years peoplewatch/spor:tlight (2 po1nt1 for Heh quaallon anewtrad corractly) 1 The man sportswriters called "the Snake," Ken Stabler of the (CHOOSE ONE: Houston Oilers, Pittsburgh Steelers), retired after 12 ye1rs 1s an NFl quarterback. 2 Famed Western movie hero (CHOOSE ONE Gene Autry, Roy Rogers), who owns baseball's Cal1forn1a Angels. recently remarried 3 Kfog Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia of , . l boycotted the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana to protest continued British control of Gibraltar on their country's mainl1nd. 4 Abo11Blne ut1sts of l . are presenting dance and music from the11 Stone Age culture during the11 f11st L .S lour h d a-Australii b-Bru il c-South Afric;i mate wor 5 S The third-ranked women's tennis player in the world. I ---~ _... _. (CH00SE.,.n1'l~',·""~lfl·"'\\~v·••:.L....,~ f11.nnne 1~ola o ~............ at~ ... ________ ._.9('.<..,,.,.,..~~ . ._,..,..._~ -~ ~kt ~e an American rn1zen six years after defecting rom 1·ration l·rat1onale l ·ratio 4-gerlatr1c S·generic a·rela11ng to old ase Czechoslovi1k1a b-proport1on <·reason roundtable d·relating to a whole group • not ii brand Family dlacuulon (no acora) e-share, allowance Should the federal gOTernment purchase more land for national parks even if 1t meins l1m111ng the search tor scarce natural resourcesl YOUR SCORE. 91 to 100 polnta -TOP SCORE' SI 10 90 po1nl1 -Eac•llant 11 10 SO po1nt1 -Good 61 10 70 po1n11 -F111 •vEC. Inc .aJ.B1 ~ ::~111!1.l:)ldSM~N !Sfelf rrv pawweqow :3 wvNSM 3N pJeu.rne uvens~:>·S ! Ja1s.tnf:>·1> ! •!WOJHVJ JO ~a1s-c :sase;u :>t11-i :as1e.!J·[ =3d0~'UIOM UAOHlUHUN eu~l.JUW·S :e-1> : U!UdS·t : AJlnV aua!)·i 'SJ CltlQ UOl SOOH·l :J.ff9f'JJ.8 0dS/ U :::U.VM3,d03d p~ :e-t :q·c '=>·i :a-1 :so110MH:>J.VW USE THE DAILY PILOT "FAST llSULT11 SllYICE DlllCTOIT For Result Service Call 642-5671 bt. JJI '• South Coast Community Church MO RNING SERVI CE -9:00 A.M. Corona del Mar H igh School, 2101 Eastbtuff Or., Corona del M ar "MA y wmcu FORCE BE WITH YOU " Tim Timmons Spea king For Info: Call 6"-13.50 ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY r Church ofsr. Matthew by the Sea (Trlldmonal Epi8copal) HOLY COMMUNION· Each Sunday -9:00 AM (Boole of Comnon Prayer · 1928) MERTZ HALL of Community Congregational Church 811 Heliotrope, Corona de/ Mar . TM In .. "-" H.......,-531.7 .. l ST.JOHN'S THI IPISCOrAL CHUICH IH COSTA MISA l.y Sfrfff ltO...,. A•- 9:00 Hafy r.dwt1t Rnerettd CotW'tld Mol ~ff. View rhoM 541-2211 +ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL OUtOt WB.COMES YOU •3209 Via Udo, ... , • ., leach s-My MO A.M.,,.,.., ..... Mllp C 1u ,_., .... A.M. a.rcll Set.I• ...... ..... s-My IO:tl A.M...,,. ....,, ....... .... . .w,c s ~ ......... ...., ... _ ....... " t:OO A 10:00 A.M..........., C.. CMAllSMA11C MASS flint._., .. teie ..._-1:00 r.M. r...-,-..... A.M....., ........ ............. w..~o.Of ..... n.a.. .... P.~11. ...... _,.._67MJll All-.....~ .&~~&II -._.;.....::.. ~ ~ •ua ........ ltJt .... flfC-...,..._ 1 SM2 Bushard, Founfoin Vdttrf 96.1-3801 llV.S,....W ....... HCTOI teCK.'( COti bitOM .. ~ .•....••..•••••... , ......... .A.M. MO ..... ~'fll.CHWCH SCHOOl .•...•.• t:l l A.M. Mo.I ... PIAYla ••MOM .............. ll:OI A.JC. , llW!!! e AJAUIU ..... ~ ...... AM. ...... ',...,...., flllAJ!e. ATTEND THE CHURCH , OF YOUR CHOICE MSTMINSTIR UITHERAH OtURCH 13141 ........... (t4.Jlt te S-IMep flnry. a W~et ..... ""'-1 -WOttS..-SllYICIS - l :JO & I 0:00 A.M. f'HOMI HWJH C ... ST Lv 1 •. _._""! CHUllCH (Missouri Synod) 7'0 YlcMM St~ c .......... U"9w V. T.-. ,..._._H l·l61 I WO.SHIP SIHICIS -1:11 & 11:00 A.M. ~ ~ & AM lltlle a--t:IO A.M. a.rteH. ....... _..y Sc .... _,,.... ... rl..CI Of NACI LU,. _ ...'.. ... u :-·---~: HU*'-y.,... Dr .. C:.... MtN rnt.n: 0.. ........ & A.C. An t1r .. ~ w..1-f'.JO A.JC. M~ W....,-MO & IO:JO .A.M. ...-..Ct of NACi LunmAN SCHOOL ........................ ~ __ ......,, ................... • NEWPC:MT HMIOlt ' LUTHERAN CH.at 7tl De.... Dr. MIWPOll llACH 14 .. JUI 1..-J.~,..,. ............... , .... WORSHIP SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . . "8:00 A,M. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ........... 9;16 A.M WORSHIP SERVICE •.•........... 10:30 A.M _., CAim A'ALUl.I WILCOMI J:.lll'AN -·-.. , 0, THI MIUftn-•""" .... ,....,, ,...., .... °""""· y°'*' ,. ... 1112 ._,.Oft Huntlft9t0n heotl • ._......,w....., ... ....., ...... ~--HJ·IOOI .... .,CMI_._ Looking-For i\ Good, Christ-Ctnttrtd Churdtl )0111 Us for Worship Al MARINERS CHURCH , Rn~ Orflu11,, Prtnrhi"t 9.oo •"'· Worthip •nd Sund•y S(hool (0 10 6th sr•d~) 10.l.S ""'· Bibi# CLl•tn (J r Ht to Adult) 8iso11 A t'tnut nt }nmbortt Bm1ltt•nr1I .. • Phoru 640-6010 For Info rmatio11 l-' --------------------.-~ THIS SUNDAY ~ . ~ Cordial WelcCMM frOIR THE UMITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Meses ptl STUMITID MITHODIST CHURCH 19th SI. & Harbor Blvd w....w. & a.re. Scllool t :011 & I 0:30 &M. . Charles D Clark. Minister COsta Mesa North Mis.A Y&tDI UHl'TID MITHOOIST CHURCH w_.., & a-cti Schoet l :JO • I 0:00 A.M. Dr. WAI-L ShtC ctMRTcWA Huntington Beach FllSTUN"9 MITHOOIST CHUICH 2721 17th St 53&-3537 WwtMp S....lcr. 10:11 &M. NU<Mf'YC¥eA""'°"""O Ci.di Sclloel-t:OO &M. . Huntington Beach North COMMUMrTY UMITm MITHODIST CHUICH 6662 Heil Ave B~2_..61 l :JOS-.,ScilMI IT THI SIA Fountain Valley NewPort Beach FltST UMT9 SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT- . HA.llOI ·~ llM'\I s ....... s.r-.tc.. Md.y "'..... 1:1, ,.M. • t t a , a ~ 'lF!nt &..&.a-. of~ s....lce •• __, -1:10 r..w. Rabbi Bernard P I< Ing 2100-A Mar Vista Music Arie Sh1kler Newport Beach. Cahf Educator· Nancy Levin fw .. .__..., u• 644-7JOJ AIV ....... ~ A TEMPLE SHAfl9ns!fat1ve~ ¥ Rabbi Hershel Brooks 617 West Hamilton, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 11141631·32'2 1400 W Balboa Blvd MITHODIST CNllCH Rev. Ro~~~:,ard. Jr 1s22:~ st. tmnPl.EBHf a DrR~~nm:i w....., a C•d ~ Dr. Carroll E. Wfl'O, Minister ,..., .,.... t :JOA.M. W ...... &a..ltScllMI W\ct.y ...... Sc .... /D.y c-9:JQ A.M. . .. llAll S.ED SHA.HAT SHYICIS ,,._ .. ,.._s.t .. 10:Jo .... I 7:00 A.M.-6~.M.. • --... a.QI OF MIWPOIT ...... ....., f-.;~~~~~;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~:;;;~ Family Servlces--lst Friday of Month-a p.m I HIWrOIT CIMTB UHITID MITHODIST I HI w ............... c:.w .. w. 644-0741 WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL -9:30 A.M. -- Rev. Ken McMiiian Y•WllleW.1 1• :....,, .. , .. FllST CHRISTIA~'='CH ............. . .... ~AY1 CIMH1 l tJt&IMIAM W11..., l&Jl, I Ml~WOPN . ....,., ........ _....., ........ " Rellglows School. Adult Ed., Youth Groups, Singles I 011 Cwltadr. Newport leadlt.tt J--..1 644-1"9 C..._l...WIL,_.. • ..__......._ ...... 1 If OUKJt Of IBJGIOUSSCll __ ... [!_ Of NEWPOIT lfNll ---~UN!N~ Oii""-"' ..... L.A. .... ~ IUltll. ls.N ..... . WORSHIP -11 A.M. ew e... . - - ,. !I'' I I If I I It ::-· ' - rna[~IB~rnrn Presbyterians have high hopes of a reunited church soon By GEORGE W. CORNELL ., .......... NEW YORK -The reu.nioo atew 11 bubblini anew amone Protestants, and it ha.a now reached a ~eady stage amoni Presbyterian.a after a quarter century of efforts to find th~ suitable lnSred.ienta. This time, leaders of bOlb the lar1er, mo.Uy northern, United P resbyterian Church and the · Southern Presbyterian Church U.S. say they've come up with a blend that should work. Details of lhe plan were completed last week by a Joint union committee at a meetin1 in Mem- phis, Tenn., and congregations across the country are to sample it to see ll it's to their taste. If accepted by their governing assem bliea next year, and then ratified by regional unlls, 1t would bring about a reunited church by. 1983. ending a split or 120years that ~an during the Civic War. The result would be a chUtth of 3.3 million, the sixth largest Christian body in the nation, after Roman Catholics, Southern Baptists, United Methodists, the mostly black National Baptists and.Mormons. The Rev. J . Randolph Taylor of Charlotte, N.C., the Southern Presbyterians' co-chairman of the joint . committee, says he has "more solid hope". for the plan than for any of several in the past. Similar confidence was voiced by Ilia United Presbyterian counterpart, the Rev. Robert C. Lamar of Albany, N.Y. Reunion ~Hnrh ho.v .. onnP, on amonll Presbyterians s_t,l)S~ .~!!.e .. !~U~:J9..~.w1µi earl~ pro- posals falling to get a necessary three-fourths ratification vote by South~rn regional units. The current effort began in 1969, with reactions to three previous draft plans used to refine the final version. n &Jlows for 1ome vartation1 in appllcation, ln- clusJlna a key compromt1e to allow exemption t-0 congreaationa or the Southern church from belni required to include women among lbelr ottlcera. But lbat rule, existing with some poesible ex- emptions in the United Preabyt.erian Church, ~ to continue for its con£recaUons under the reunion plan. The 14 ''articles of agreement" also provide for conUPuaUon of ex.lsUng national a1encles or the two aenominations for up to five years whlle comb\ned ones are designed, and up to 10 years al· lowed to realign regional units. Other reunion efforts are brewlnc among Protestants. includinl( talks between the United Church of Christ and the Christian Church and among three branches of Lutheranism. The Lutheran bodies -lhe Lutheran Church in America, the American Lutheran Church and the the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches -have moved in the past month toward a com· mitment to reunion. Meanwhile, the Consultation on Church Union involving 10 Protestant denominaUons with mor~ than 20 million members, continued Its slow but persistent pace of the past 20 years, working toward a rejoined but diversified church. The objective is "more than mereer," says tbe Rev. GeraJd F. Moede, COCU's general secretary. Quoting Ephesians 2. he calls the prospect a com- mon "household, in which several rooms may be occupied. "This household will incorporate diversity. Much traditional ethos of each of its families wif remain, but it wilJ be identifiable as a body wi~b intercoMected joints and ligaments, able to act and move in the world. Vacation Bible school scheduled ~~ble School wi ll be~ held ~~ax \.t\lbert Sitton Horo~. Mor.e ln.(or~~tiQn ,411.a,v.<\U~hl,. lnlUUKll r ~ 1ua'~'-at-"tffr't"b'e""'lntt~"''"C()ftt'mWitW~ Hti"«ufh"'th~\\'fftltt\·~'h ~r·w~~· J\·g(!~~y··'Or "O'rairie""'"' Church in Laguna Hills. CaJ1 837-7729 for informa-County. " Hon about registration. Faith Lutberan Church in Huntington Beach is conducting a children's mission project to con- tribute money for the World Home Bible League, with a goal of 200,Bibles. Dwight Thompson will s'peak at Believers Faith Center in Irvine at 10: 15 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. Call 953-0134 for information. Ecllankar will present "A Way of Life" at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 10 at Allstate Savings and Loan in Newport Beach. Call 547-9734. CatboUc Foster parents are needed to relieve over-· <'rowdi..ng of abused·or abandoned chlldren at the 'God's four-ring circus' SISSETON , S .D. (AP) -A "feast of brothe. rbood," some called it, or "God's four-ring circus." · -~ Il involved a singing, worshipping band of In- dians .and whites -Episcopalians , Roman Catholics, United Presbyterians and United Church of Christ members -at their first joint "Ptaya Owobgdake" Gathering Together. Held at St. Mary's EpiscopaJ Church and tbe nearby Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux powwow grounds and arena, the four-day summer meeting of four -denominations having South Dakota Indian mem· bers replaced previously separate meetings held for a century. Chester Bain will discuss Cllina's great religions at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Laguna Beach Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship. Guest preacher Dr. Jack Suggs will speak Sunday .at the Community Church in Corona del Mar. Crys&aJ Cat.bedral in Garden Grove is still accept- ing members for the summer cbo1r. First United Methodist Churcb of Costa Mesa will host Dr. John Moore at the 10:30 a.m. service Sun- day. Har bor Christian Church will bear guest speaker Dr. "ames Sutherlin and a representative from the United Church of Christ at the 11 a.m. service Sun· day. ~ft Topic Jltly 26th He. l•••rettd P.cJCjy la11et CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Member of the United Church of Religious Science M..&CL•" \l"ll.L•Gf ""'"'' .,, nnw .... ,,.,,, ~' ~'('lotlfM&(>I GAllfO'INl.At,.. ....... ,.~ ............. ........,.. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, August 1, 1981 world scope (10 point• tor H Ch Quttllon •nawertd corrtc:Url 1 U.S. lpeclal envoy Phlllp Habib helped Israel and the PLO agree 10 a temporary ceasefire, ending fighting In Lebanon. ;1nd Nor1hern ltrael. True or Fal$1: Th e U.S. recognizes the PLO IS the official representarlve of Palest!· nran refugees. l Empty grocery shelves 1n Poland triggered "t:111zen protem and led the government to plan food prtce (CHOOSE ONE: Increases, decreases I. l Only the (CHOOSE ONE: federal govern· men1, slate of Californ11) has the right to lease land oil the cout for oil exploration, accor- ding 10 a recent federal court ruling 4 Lee lacocc.i. president of the . l Corpor.1· lion, announced that the na11on's third largest automaker recently showed its first prof11 ~Ince 1978. S For only the third time in history, doC1ors ust>d a plast1t heart 10 keep a pa11en1 alive unul a real he..rt wu available In 1967 Dr (CHOOSE ONE: Denton Cooley, Chrisua;in Barnard) performed the world's first successful human hear1 transplant newsname· (10 polnta II rou un ldtntlly 1111, person In the newtl As Prime Minister. I recently won a violence- fllled election to become Iran's new President. My eleC11on guarantees that the Islamic Rt-publican Pa rty controls the government completely Who am H Ja addlUoa CO t>elnt a famlly fu feature T HE QUIZ 11 aa laJe•ral par& of· "e I•: claaaroona aewa pro1ram presea&ed la Oraa1e Coaa& area tcboola aa a public service by Ule Dally PIW. ~·••w•....., ,.,.......,., -..w-lllJ • news picture (1 0 polnl• 0 you •n1wer Ihle question correctly) In a nationwide address, President Reagan appealed for support of his tax plan. which Congren has been debating. The President\ plan included a tax wt for all ciuzens of (CHOOSE ONE 25, 15) percent spread over the ne11t three years peoplewatch/sportlight (2 point. for uch que1tlon •n•wtrtd correctly) 1 The m;in sportswriters called "the Snake," Ken Stablef of the (CHOOSE ONE· Houston Otlers. P1mburgh Steelers), reured ;iher lf yeus IS an NFL quarterback 2 Famed Western movie hero (CHOOSE ONE Gene Autry. Roy Rogers), who owns baseball's California Angels. recently remarried. 3 King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia of .. l .. boycoued the wedding of Prince Ch arles and Lady Diana to protest continued Brittsh control of Gibraltar on their country's mainland 4 Aborigine 1Hllsts of . l are presenting dance ;md music from their Stone Age culture during their first l.J S tour h d a-Australia b-Brn ll c-South Africa mate wor 5 5 The th1rd·r<1nked women's tennis player in the world, \\"-N4•·--"'4'f.'-iofl•Wlb'ri~\\'M'•~t>i-.., ... ,w,~Y..\.'•'•'!"-"v' ... \\V.W,\':.·.'~£9..M.,-,(2.~~i.v.~mt% .. t:!~V:!.\'#;!~~~"IP.Ar;.t;,~.OJ~, .. \ O ecame an American C1l1zen SIX years after defecting from 1-ration 2·ra11onale l -ra110 4-gerial ric S·generic •-relating 10 old age Czechoslovakia b-proportion c-reason roundtable d-relating to a whole group, not a brand F•mlly dt1cu11lon (no 1core) t-·share, allowan ce Should the federal ga.ernment purchase more land for na11onal parks even 1f it means lim11ing the search for scar ce natural resourcesl YOUR SCORE 91 to 100 points -TOP SCORE! 81 lo 90 po1nt1 -Eaulh'"t 71 10 80 po1nl1 -Goo<! 61 lo 70 Poin t• -Fen •VEC. Inc . 83·81 ~ ::um.J.aldSM 3N !lffl?ll !TV pawweqow :aw VNSM 3N p..reu..ree ueensµlf:J·!i ~ .1a1sA.Jqo ·t ~ eiwosw~o JO ~leis-£ :sa~aJO>Ul·Z :asre..!f ·I :ad(X)S(J'lllOM '8AOl!l'8J A e N vun..rew·!i :e-t :u,eds·t :.<.11nv aua~-z :s..ra l!o UOlS OO H ·I :J.H 91'll.110dS/U:lJ.V M3'ld0~d P-!i '.e-t :q-t :;,-z :a-r :soB OMH:l.lVW USE THE DAILY PILOT .. FAST IESULT" SH VICE DIRECTORY For Result Service Call 642-5671 lat. JJJ South Coast Community Church MOR NI NG SERVICE -9:00 A.M. Corona del Mar High School, 2101 Eastblutf Or., Corona d el Mar "MAY WHJCH F ORCE B E WITH YOU" Tim Timmons .Speaking For Info : Call 644-1350 · ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY . - I . Church or-st. Ma-tthew by the Sea (Tradldonal Episcopal) HOL y COMMUNION -Each Sundar-9:00 AM (Boo# of Conmon Prayer· 1928 MERTZ HALL ot Commul'}ity Congregational Church 811 Heliotrope, Corona d•I Mar TM ln._Jwt Hol!lfeld -Sll-7tll ST • .JOtllfS THI EPtSCOPil CHURCH IN COSTA MI SA • ., Stre.t .. Or-. ...... _ 9:00 Haly r..ct.id l••erftd CORrad Nol ....... Vlccr , .... 541-2237 .&II a A~lr.&11 ,.aa • -_..._..,., -~·--·:--·· •••• .., .... ,,aa ...... c-.....,_ 1 f)M2 Bushard, Fountain V'*'f 963-3801 11¥. iiD l•t W. ,..,_, llCTOlt ttOLYCOt'tt~ .. : ....................... l:ffA.M. MOI .... NA'fa.ctMCH ICHOOl , ••••••. t: 11 A.M. N~ PIAY'm & mMOM .............. ll:tt A.M. . ~=AJMA&I flni' &nw ~ 11 AM. ....... ._....,t:llAM. ATTEND THE CHURCH . OF YOUR CHOICE THIS SUNDAY • I~ I ' WESTMINSTEI lUTHERAH OUtOt IH41...._Aft. IHt .. to S-Dtep .....,. a W~at-•1 llt¥4.I -WOllStW Sll'YICIS - 1:30 a I 0:00 A.M. PHOHIHJ .. 219 C ... STLut'i41RAMC ... CH (Missouri Synod) 760 ...... St .. c..te Mete a..tlllr Y. T.-, , ..... _ UM61 I WOISHIP SBYtcn -I : 15 & 11 :00 A.M. S.-.,~&A ... l ... a..-t :JOA.M. carttt191 ........ ..., ScllMI -....... ,.IHCI °" PIACI w I. ' ........ 2917 Mete ...... Dr .. c..te ...... . .... Pnhn: 0.. ._..Ii A.C. A dar- s-My w... -t-..JO ....,... M.., W ..... -t:OO • IO:JO A..M. P'lilMc1 o; ruci Lurtm.t.M scMOOt. ................ _;:.,.....,.. OM.....,_MNUI ..................... •7tl~= ..... CM 14 .. 1611 •-..r J. left, ....... .............. , .... WORSHIP SERVICE : .. . .. .. . .. . .. "&:00 ~M. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ......... 9:15 AM WORSHIP SERVICE •...... , . . . 10:30 AM. ' .......,CM9.~ ....... W&COMI HJ·I .. Looking-For I\ Good. Chrisl-Ctflttrtd Church? Join Us fo r Wmltip Al MARJ.NERS CHURCH , Rtt11 Ortliu1~. PrwJ1iflg • 9:00 i1m, Worthlp •nd Sund.ay School (0 to 6th Rr••> ICM.5 •fn, Bibi• Clu-(Ir Hf to Adultl Bison l\t'trfUt al )ambortt 8C1U lrottrd PhoJ1t 640·60 10 For lnformnlio11 •• I I I• . I I I• 11• I A Cordial Welcome frOlll THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Me5's Alt.ST UMfTtD - MIT'HOOIST CHU~CH 19th St. & Harbor Blvd WonM. & Qwcll Sclloof 9:0b & I O:JO - Charles D Clark. Minister Costa Mesa North MISAY&Df Huntington Beach AIST UMrTm MfTHODIST CHUmCH 272 1 17th St 536-3537 w......, Senlcr. 10:11 - ~~Ca'•""~ C"-'dl Sc,..._t:OO ..._ . UHITID MITHODtST CHURCH Huntington Beach North COMMUMrTT UMnlD MITHOOIST CHUmCH 6662 He11 Ave 842-<4461 wor.w, • ~ Scllool l :J O-10:00 A.M. Dr. Wiii-L Stetl c .. RT cAUICR IT THISl.A NewPOrt Beach 1400 W Balboa Blvd 673-3805 Rev. Robert Shepard. Jr w....., & Ct.rel! ScMel t :JO ........ Wllct.y ,....ScllMf/D.y c- 7:00 ~.M. l :JO S.., w.ii.I Fountain Valley AISTIN'l9 METHODIST CHUtat 18225 Bustwd St. HWIH Or. Carroll E. Ward. Minister w......, • a.di Sc-.. flJGA.M. ·----a.ctf HIWPOIT CIMTIR UHrTID Ml'THODIST ''°' ................. C.W .. Mtr 644-0745 WORSHIP I CHURCH SCHOOL -9:30 A.M. Rev. Ken McMiiian • •,;,,.-,-....., --. Y• Wll le W•1111• :_ .......... I\ i' '· ! , ..... ~ ....,,.._ i I FllST CHllSTIA~~~ICH ....... ~ ..... "'"'AY1 c ..... ~·· ......... w.,..., I LJl , IMl~6'MrM ....... , ... .....,._.....,Senll" . ,o,....m1 ,.,. • ........................... IM-LAMYonoM-IJ~lll:OMee-1~ ............ Qrllt ... 18"" ~ llACH Att••Y CW eoD • MMt;.w..Ar ThllWbmen'• Qub ......... ~ .... ~ .. ._ ............ ........ : ......... ... ..... .. ..... -~ .... . .-.u..~a......,,.· "I .. ...... ....... ' .. ----~-~ .. SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT- HAUOlt llFOIM T8ift.I ' . s ...... s.r.tc" Mcltiy ........ I: 11 p ..M, •• t ,, • a t a F...-, S..k e ~•Nnt ~offhewtli 7:JO P.M. Rabbi Bernard P King 21 QO..A Mar Vista Music Arie Sh1kler Newport Beach Cahf Educator· Nancy Levin ,_ .. hu-. .... ul 644-720J AMV!M....W- ~TEMPLE SHAfl9n!a11ve~ ¥ Rabbi Hershel Brooks 617 Weat Hamilton, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 (7141 '1 l·l2'2 tmnru, ll JJltJ' n:i UllUllS.EB BITT ~ ~R~m SHAllA T SHYICIS M.-f ,_-.-w .. 1 O:JO ..._ Of MIWPOIT ... YMUt...._J Family Service9-1St Friday of Month--& p.m Rellglous School, Adult Ed .. Youth Groups. Singles I 011 C .... ltock, M9wpat1 IHcllleff J~I '"''"' c .................................. ... lit OUOt Of RfUGIOUS SCIENCE . Of NEWPORT llAOt .....,..c;,_,.u,,..~.,,, ........ ._,L.A. llV. ~WI. I ....... ata W OISHIP -11 A.M. CMNC4We • UUAHUS S9UARI -COLD llO ... .... Mid-.. -~l ... -U1 b~ .... · '°"~IH..,_.f~~OIM t '4t-17JI --....... ~--. . COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH ·~!HA~ 1111a a CAM1£-"9ti1n ~ WH111 'Morning Worship -8:30 & 10:00 A.M. Bible Schd:>I -8 .30 & 10:00 A M. IF.of All Av-sl 1•1 II •• 111 ~I ' , .. •' .. • ,. f: .. • Ale Orang• CoHt DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Augu1t 1, 1981 With surplus used up, Prop. 13 starts hitting home tJy THOMAS D. ELIAS After three 1ears or dancln1 to lbe eas)' money tune or Proposition 13, Californians have begun to pay the piper. And as usual, the price falls heavier on some than others. When the year beean and the state budget surplus that had cushioned Proposition L3's impact ran out. pollti· cians warned that they'd face tough de· cisions at budget time. It was largely the urban poor who suf· fered during that decision-making. Not onJy were increases in welfare grants cut by 3 percent from usual levels. but MediCal pa'tients will now CALIFORNIA FOCUS reductions t.hJt cam.s Just arter Proposi· · tlon 1311 passage In 1978, which spurred lmmedtate budget cuts av.,raeing about 13 percent. .. The new a usterity also assures tha·t the pet projects or both Gov. Brown and individuaJ legislators will have little chance of passage in the next year. For the state's reserve fund -once about $6 billion -1s down to approx· imately $400 million. That money Is used not just for new ideas okayed dur· ing the year. but for emergencies like unexpectedly high numbers of people seek ing welfare and extra costs .if courts send more criminals to prison. But d on't feel badly for the legislators They made out quite well. raising their own staff allotment by more than 30 percent and increasing the ir mileage and office expense al· lowances. . have to make small cash payments tor "The most Republican budget I've the first time. They'll pay $1 per doctor seen." said William Campbell of Ha· visit and $S each time they get help at a cienda Heights, GOP leader in the state hospital emergency room. Senate. Another Republican legislator oesae4;000 s cc o e a . . ·Right threatening rights? More serious are plans to close some noted that the new budget "out· Reagans walk-in clinics in large counties whose Reagan and oul·Stockmans Stockman." These commenla Wf!re ezcerpled from a Bill Moyer's JournaJ Right is not that they are speaking out bail-out runds a re far less than ex-Republicans in the Legislature did. in ~tier soliciting membeJlhif and conlribu· The Religious New Right now owns on political Lssues. which is their right. peeled. fact, do best. Most of the s taffing in-tums in an organization Jcnown as Peopk /or radio an<ljelevision stations across the if not their obligation; it is the way they Los Angeles city and county. for ex-crease was to hire cons ultants for them, the Al'Tll!riron Way. Lear is a television country -.id buys countless hours or attack the integrity and character of ample.got$200millionlessthanexpect-as Willie Brown delivered on the writerandproducer. time on secular independent stations. anyone whodoesnot standwiththem . ed and the county will eli minate '"cibo ut promise he'd made when GOP votes By NORMAN LEAR preaching and suggesting that God has Among their triumphs in the 1980 4,400 jobs from its 78,000-member work elected ~m Ass.em bly speaker _ . tC I live to be a thousand _ and I tol.d the~ there is .only one Christian t>leclions was the defeat of John Culver, .. , .. I I Ii I ~I ' J I .. J force. . . . But with pub.he golf courses clos1~g m would Like that -1 may never write a point of view regarding s uch matters as Birch Bayh, Frank Church, George About 3,000 of those pos1t1ons will s o m e counties a nd commerical letter more important to me than this arms control, defense spending, McGovern John Buchanan John /1 com e from its health services depart-messages about lo app.e~r on lift;gua~d ~ne. ' . cen sor s.hip, televi s ion artd book Brademas, 'sob Eckhardt, and 'o\her~. 1 ment. . .. , . . .. . ... towers as ~ tllQ.,(1.:_raising .device. m The future of our plural,islic $~i.el,yJ&.-_,CeQ$.Qt.Stµp~. ~ £q~~ Rt~-~ ..:[b.ts.e.~e..belped'ie .derea~ ..... -.,.:.~~M"M'rft :rear~:i·tttude W:e tflt\I~· rs"tn-...41.b~-;-G&HT6rnla~-lhseevern1~~;t'lmted number ot peo-ment, etc. It 1s an ominous picture. by• such accusations as ~~oted ror a · [ health services. Supervisor Deane that a v~le for Propos1tton.1~ was n.t pie who receive this Jetter now need Attracted to lbe banner or these Department of Education .. 4. Dana said as the county board prepared necessarily a vote for easy hving, .as 1t •each other. We need each other to highly visible religious figures are such to close eight c linics and reduce has seemed until now. counter the threat which this letter will powerful ultra-r ight groups as the pharmacy and kidney dialysis service Some kind of l?roposition 13 backlash address. Christian Voice, the Religious Roundta- al its other facilities. . . would. thus not come as a total. surprise, You have been witnessing, I am sure. ble, Moral Majority. the Christian A I together._ $56 mtlhon in cu~s es pecially after school star~ in tbe fall the growth of the relig1ous-0rienled New Patriots Defense League. the highly- prompted by d1sappear~nce or the bat.I· ~nd the dama~e done by mc.reases of Right, spearheaded by the rundamen-computerized Ri chard Viguerie direct out funds were made in the county.s JUSt 8 percent tn scho~l fundmg. and. l lalis t s uperstars of evangelistic re· mail organization. and those single- health car e ~ystem That system is percent to the University of Cehforma ligious broadcasting -as observed re· issue zealots whose efforts are abetted almost exclusively used by the poor becomes apparent cently in a virtual tidal wave or media by the clever use of religiosity to Other parts of California are seeing For the n_ew reality of Proposition 13's atlention by Newsweek, Time, the New "paper over" this extraordinary and in· cu~backs 1~ park maintenance, road re-afterm~lh 1~ effect asks. governm~nl to York Times. the ''Donahue Show," the creasingly potent coalition. pairs and librar y hours on lop of the 1gnor~ 10flat1on. but thats not possible. "Tomorrow Show," "60 Minutes " and The danger of the Religious New Lowly gopher helps study nllclear ~aste ,,...., U. UtOl\'9nlty el C.111«111• LOS ALAMOS , N .M . Pocket gophers, long the bane of gardeners. are aiding a unique scientific experi- ment at the University of California·s Los Alamos National Laboratory. In re· turn. the creatures are leading the good life. Four of the small burrowing animals are housed in plu~ private quarters in an area where~sts des igned to im- prove future shalltM land burial sites for low·level radioactive waste are un- der way. At the conclusion or the ex- periment. the gophers will be returned · to the wild. The gopher experiment is a small part of a comprehens ive program at the Lab'oratory's new Experimental Engineer ed Test F'acility, which is funded by the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Waste Management and is part of the National Low-level Was te Manage m e nt Program on Shallow Land Burial T echnology. In this test facility. basic information will be obtained on the· processes that occur whe n radioactive waste is buried in shallow trenches. Data will be used to aid the govern- ment in selection of future burial sites and lo the development of sophisticated containment methods. Much or the in· formation may prove useful to industry. whic h a lso disposes of nonradioactive wastes by shallow land burial. The Los Alamos gophers were placed rn large, upright metal culverts and en· couraged lo burrow through seven feet of assorted bio·barriers. including top soil and layers of crushed tuff (volcanic rock indigenou:. to the area), clay, cob· bles and cobble mixed with gravel. lo predict the long.term fate of buried wastes so as to assist the licensing of ne w low· l evel radioactive waste facilities. Three such s ites. at Barnwell. S.C .. Hanford, Wash. and Beatty, Nev .. are licensed for commercial use 1'e Poorter says new s ites will in· evilably be needed. and states where these sites are located will be required , under a .new federal law. to write guidelines for disposal of radioactive waste. To do so. they will require com· prehensive data predicting the interac- lions of water. plants and burrowing a nimals with buried waste, and the r amifications of erosion or s hallow trenches. "ln the next five years we will have data that tells us how water and ra- d ionuclides from buried waste mi- grate," DePoorter explains. •·Los Alamos has not had a problem with radionuclide migration from its ex-· lsting pits. but we mus t consider that future sites may be located in different areas of the country. some of which are much more humid than New Mexico.'' To gather information, DePoorter \fill monitor a s eries or 10 by 20 ·foot canisters buried 1n the ground which will contain several different experi· men ts. The carusters will be connected by ac- cess ports to enable researchers lo moriilor the movement of water and tracers. such as cesium. strontium and ~ilium . which ar e t ypical or r a- dionuclides in radioactive waste burial pits. Methods of diverting water through the use of sand "wicks" will be sought. Various materials thought suitable for ground water control and for use as trench liners will be tested . An array of 320 buried canisters seeded to yellow clover, barley and a lfalfa all plants with deep root systems capable of penetrating into s h a llow burial trenches will be monitored to determine the potential for intrus ion into commercial disposal pits. Various barrie r materials will be tested for effectiveness in keeping the plant roots out. Future experiments · involve scaled- down burial pits at the new facility. ··We w i ll b e looking at many variables," DePoor ter s ays, "There may be a problem soon in the United Stales. r egarding availability of low- level waste disposal facilities. We hope our studies will be applicable lo both arid sites in the West and sites in more humid areas,'' The Los Alamos National Laboratory is operated by the Univer s ity of California for the Department of Energy. If that sounds s pecious, listen to Richard Zone, head of Christian Voice. who said . "We can talk about a balanced budget a s a moral issue because the Bible says 'You should not Ii ve in debt.' " Or listen to the Rev Jerry Falwell describe what he claims to be a "d.Jvine mandate" which, he says. directs him to announce the Christian position on each of the major issues or our time. suggesting that any other opiruon on a 1Z1ven issue is un -Chnstian. As a group, the New Right insists that loyalty to the nation be on lhe1r tern:is or you are un·American. Their cause is so just, so righteous. that to oppose it makes one ungodly, immoral, against God's purposes for His specially·blessed na tion. And so. Average American. should you differ with their position on an ever · lengthening list of issues, your rela· tionsh1p with God is at stake. There are, var iously estimated. some 35 to 60 million "born·agaln" Christians . distributed across the political s pec- t rum . How will 1l affect them when 1t 1S sug· gested that the "litmus lest .. or their ChristianJty and their patriotism is ac- ceptance of absolutist positions on the key political. social and moral issues of our lime? We are all deeply concerned about our failing rnstitutions ; the decline of moral values in public life. the growing lack of faith in leaders ; the increase in the divorce rate and the consequent threat to the family; etc. We are concerned and we must deal with these matters. Lest many millions more of our peo- ple wind up in the simplistic embrace of the only group that is reaching out to them almost hourly on radio and television and in the mail, attention must be paid. And so, we have formed People for the American Way -a broadly based, non-parusan national committee -with the goal or appealing to the best in- stincts in people. not their fears and anxieties. What u the American way in this context? It is diversity. pluralism, and open democracy. based on lhe convic· tion t.hat in an atmosphere of tolerance and mutual respect. even those who hold strongly·conflicting beliefs can reach the consensus needed to maintain a peaceful and creative eemmon life. While visiting, they are maintained on a generous diet of carrots and rolled barley and have access to a variety of vegetables planted in their culverts When the animals' burrows are ex· cavated, a good deal wUI be Jearned about their ability lo penetrate waste burial pits and the probability of con- taminants from Ute waste being thereby brougbt to the surface and transported Into the 1nvironmenl. Seen it all? You haven't if ~ou 've missed Venice Gerard DePoorter, principal in· vestigator. says the new experimental Site is located close to a n existing burial ground where Los Alamos safely dis· po11es of 7 ,500 cubic yards of low-level waste each year. The experiVlents, he explairui, will uild on work performed by the J..,aboratory with UC contractors since ~977, and wfll attempt to produce data • .· -. ' OAAHOE COAST llllJPlll · Thecommenlpqeollhe Dally Pilot aeella lO Inform and 1tlmulate readera by PrcNnt· tt11 a variety or commenl1ry on topics of lnttreat and alfnlflcancdrom informed ob- Hrven 1.ncb"poketm~. Thoma.s P. Hole11. Publi$her leturd-r, Augutt 1, 1•1 nan n By HERBCAEN • To p~ it as simply as possible, if you have the time and money to visit only one city in the world, it,wouJd have to be this one. Ve nice. Venezia. The eighth·through-inrinity wonder of the world, s upernal. incomparable, sus· pended eternally between reality and disbelief. "I don't like to go to Venice," says Ann Getty ot San Francisco. "I feel that every day there Is subtracted from my time in heaven." Extravagant and romantic. but Venice does that to almost everyone. To J .G. Links, the contemporary English art historian, the Plazza of St. Mark's Is "the heart or the ifeatest con· stellalion or beauty In all Europe," possibly an understatemen\.-..Old Rus kin, whose three-volume "The Stones of Venlce" sUll stands at THE classic, writes of ''that first and fairest Venice which rose out of the banennesa of the l&Koon; a city of if&ctful arcad .. and gleaming walls, veined wlth azure and wa.rm with 1o&d., ltid trtltted wtlb marble.•· To the occutonal Vlllt.or, bua· eyed and bewildered, tt buo't c.hae1ed all that much in ltl 1,300 tumu!Woua years. ••• v ENJCE 18 TBE oalGCNAL mus~um w1tbout •a.th, lb• end.leH r:~ ~ Hiii CAii galleria or galleries, a · never·ending s how of masterpieces. No matter where . yoo are 1n Venice, you are only a step from a Tiatoretto, a Canelletto. Titians, Tiepoloe •nd Bellinls. On all sides, the treasures or arcbJteC· tural styles, from traces or Byzantine to piles of Palladian -Gothic here. Baro· que there. and over It all. the airiness or tne Kenausance. As l was paddlln1 around In the Olympic·siied pool at the Cipriani Hotel, the only one In Venice, an Englishman named .Peter Stafford pointed first t.o t.he left, to lbe church called Ule ltedentore, then rt1ht to S. Giorgio Maiatore, and SJnUtd, "Now where else ln the wor)d can you see TWO P-.lladlan c.hurches from your swlmmlna pool?" Nol everyone ls lmprested, or coune. Our 11ew friend. Prof. Linb. wbote "Venice ror PJusure" is an enchantlnl 1u1debook. lauab• abOut the rrtend wb.o ~turned to London hom his flrat vlalt ,to Ve:nle.: "He t.oJd me be wu DlSAP· nm .. m MM ' POINTED! I must say I envied him his power or imagination," ••• DISAPPOINTMENT IS impossible, ,but confusion is inevitable. The touristic mind reels under the Impact of all this high art, high religion. relentless beauty and tangled history. Friend Links is aware of all this . He knows that a tourist is one who visits a city ''in search or pleasure, nothint more." So h~ has laid out a series or walks that atwa~ land you at a sidewalk cafe. or a trattorla, where you may sink down and contemplate the marvels you have just see.n. Otherwise, all lnputs are cloned, you see little, you are aware only or the stench from certain canaJs. and you may even hive the lma1lnaUon lo be disappointed ••• WHAT GIVES VENICE ITS special poign.ancy Is always the sense of im· pending doom. As we sit ln St. Mark·a Square, Prof. Ltnu reminds us that "we are eajoyi.o.a a privllese which may weU be den!~ our 'arandchildren and certalnly t.berls.' • ne unbelievable fsaslUca, lhe Gothic immensity al the Dose'• PaJ1ce, lhe Clock Tower and lbe Campanile, lhe aqua.re ltH.lf, which Napoleon Cl_tUed ''the ll'Udelt aalon ln Europe'' -la all this to disappear beneath the waves of the Adriatic? As Pisa's Leaning Tower continues its inevitable fall to earth, Venice goes on sinking a\ the rate or one foot e~ch 100 years -so perhaps our grandchUdren•s grandchildren will just make it. Meanwhile, you find yourself walkin1 lightly. ••• ST. MARK'S SQUARE. >\t Florian's, you order an overpriced cappuccino and look around at the endless arcades . Pigeons Oy. children shHek, cameras click. A terrible string orche$lra ls playing across lhe way at Quadri's. You look up at the statues of Roman em- perors that Napoleon had built. with a blank space in the cente r where Napoleon himself was to have been ln- stalled. 11 was never filled. You chuckle over this historic Jokt and saunter orr. well·pleased with youraelf ror being put of tbt endless pu Int parade that Is Venice. Quoaee "II all printera wete determined not to pn n t anytbln1 till lbey we.re au.re It would offend nobody, ther woold bo very Uttle printed." r B•joiNR~ • J ( v It looks like everybody bas had a swell summer vacation so rar. Everybody, that is. except ror Uncle Len. The big, runny person that I work ror won't let me take my vacation until Septem ber, when all my friends go back to school. So I bad to turn down my personal invitation to the wed- ding or Prince Charles and Lady Diana in England. Now that's not rair. Nol fair. To top it off, I wasn't allowed to attend the a nnual July con· vention of wise g u ys and ne wspaper humorists in Duluth, Minn. That meant there was no one to take charge of the Uncle Len booth and 1 had to give up a talk on "The Hazards of Mal<ing F un of Amphibians." 1 even had to send a represen· liative to deliver a wreath to the tomb of the unknown columnist. What a low blow to the Society of Professional Newspaper Columnists and Aluminum Sid· ing Iruitallers. Though Uncle Len has to stay put, Scott Townsend, 10, of Laguna Niguel toured the coun- try on an 8,000·mile car trip. One of his stops was the Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico. For his artistic efforts, Scott took first place this week and $5. • Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Saturday, Augu1t 1, 1981 All . DallJ~~-.u.P'.,_ The white-handed baby gibbon cradled in her mother 's lap ts looktng for name Her keepers at the Santa Ana Zoo are sponsoring a baby-naming contest with admission passes as pn ze s I r l• I t ll I· I )II I Cynthia Sisley, 12, of Costa ~~n A;.t~ Ju.st as l,ll~Ch /"n wiUt her' trip lo Y6se"rt'llte National Park. She wins second place and $2. ~ ____ ~::;;;;;;.;~.~-~ "··Bon·'t-monkey~·nrtrarflt"~~ There are many honorable mentions this week . Anne Graham. 10 'h, of Costa Mesa visited Arlington National Cemetery ; Lucky Delaney, 6, of Costa Mesa went to Marineland a nd Molly Deneher, 7, o f Newport Beach flew to Mexico. Yosemite also was the favorite of Catherine Muller , 12, and Jen- ny Stead, 8, both of Costa Mesa. Charles Edmunds, 11, of Corona del Mar went fishing with grandpa. Hope you caught some big ones, Chuck. Sam More ante, ~of Huntington Beach went to the ocean. A couple of Uncle Len No-Nos were collected this week by Heidi Edmunds, 8, of Corona del Mar and Chee-Seu WirCb, 7, of Newport Beach. You have to re- member to use black ink only and a separate piece of paper 4 inches square. But thanks lo Heidi for her picture of the St. Louis arch and Chee-Seu for his drawing of an airplane winging its way to Honolulu. Next week's contest is going to be an easy one for most of you. You won't have lo draw a bird or a plane -but how about a picture of y our fa vorite automobile. ---- ' ' v \' , ~ }{ t .11 I r I SECOND PLACE WINNER Cynthia Sisley of Costa Me1a You must aU know what cars look like, though I can un- derstand with the gasoline crisis manyofthoseeight-cyllndel'won· ders are becoming a vanishing species. For thos e of y ou with engineering backgrounds, this is your chance lo solve the gas shortage with a picture of a fuel- eHicient car. So you have a choice: you can sketch the old gas guzzlers or an aerodynamic, solar -pow.ered car o r t he future. Uncle Len thinks you'll all try for the fuel-ercicient autos. Remember to use a piece of paper 4 inches square and pencil does not reproduce well. Black ink works best. Send your entries to Uncle Len, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, c aur. 92626 so that they get lo my desk by Wednesday. Good luck. Phillip, 11, (front) and Waldon Hughes, 15. of Costa Me10 paired up in their 'Wild Cat' derby car to take second place in the Braille Institute Orange County Commt.init11 Center Derby. , Blind young people ra~e downhill· derby contest • m -With a wave of tbe checkered fta11• bJiad youths from the Braiue IDIUtute Oran1e County CommmdtJ Center learned tbe Uuill al derbJ car raeln1 recent· Jy u tbeJ streaked down the bJUa al..,_. Nituel. Wortdnl ln teams of two, the YOUDI l*)IJle ll)arllelpated in a dowftblll derby race at Allio Park Roed. Partially •llbted younpters navl1ated and totally Brallle lnlt.itute'1 Oran1e Coun· b 11 n d you n I ate r a w e re ty recreation coordinator, the brakemen, with help from ailbt-blln6 youtba were lnvo&ved from ed 1wdel.. · betlnnJnc blueprint.a to flnllhint The can were constructed by toucb•. tbe blind atudeota wltb u · 1iatanu from Buena Park ltlwania Club members. Local buaineues sponaored incUvidual can. Accordln1 to Fred Banks, At tbe concluakla of the ra11J, an awards C#emony wu beld at Crown Valley Comm•altJ Ceater for particlpaata, famiJi• aad volwtteen. Santa Ana Zoo sponsors baby-naming contest When it comes to promotion, folks at the Santa Ana Zoo are up to so~e monkey business with a baby whi\e-handed gib- bon. "Lots of people don 't know that there is a zoo in Santa Ana with real, live animals," said Marge Pickles, a spokeswoman for the zoo, located at First S treet and the San ta Ana Freeway. So, when a female white- handed gibbon was born there recently. oCficials thought this would make a good publicity campaign. Con seque ntly. t he zoo is sponsoring a baby-naming con- test for the smallest of four or- ders or the ape. As prizes, three winners and thei r fa m ilies will gel free passes to the zoo for one year, Ms. Pickl es said. Normally, admission runs $1 for adults and 50 cents for• children. Judging for the contest will be done by t he Santa Ana Parks and Recreation Depart- ment, Ms. Pickles said The baby gibbon was born to Mama, a 29-year-old who has mothered four others According • to zoo offi cials, Mama is the oldes t white-handed gibbon in captivity ever to give birth. Ms. P ickles said life expectancy for gibbons is about 30 years . She aJso said the wh1te·handed gibbon. found in the Indochina r eg io n . is a n e ndang e red species Ms . Pickles said name ideas should be put on post cards and mailed to Baby Contest, P.O. Box 1988, Santa Ana , Calif. 92702. Entry deadline 1s Aug. 15 and winners will be announced the fi rst week in September, she s aid Youth carves 01us1c career LLANO, Texas (Al') -A go1a medal, a plaque and $30 is not a bad start in the music business. esp~ially when you're 4 years old and have to have someone hold the microphone at ground level while you fiddle . Jason James has been sawing catgut s ince he was 3 and already has made appearances at the recent Llano Old Time Fiddlers Contest a nd other events. The $30, which is safely tucked away in his piggy bank , was for t he fifth place he won in the Llano fiddlers' battle in the age 0-17 division. ''I'm going to buy something with it," said Jason, who. after a little coaxing, revealed that it will be used to purchase equip- ment "to build a go-cart that my daddy's going to make for me." J ason inherited his love for the fiddle from his grandfather. Tilmon Harlow. who has been playing since 1935. He gathers the family every month or so at his home, where they break out the instruments and play for fun. Jason's father, Jesse J ames. who raises turkeys and hogs on a ranch northeast of Llano said Jason had begun showing an in- terest in music during the fami- ly get-togelhers. • "When Jason was 2, he would pick up a fiddle and start play- ing around with it every time we finished," he said. ·'And he had a harmonica that he nearly wore out from blowing on it. so we de· cided he needed lessons." Lessons m e ant a 200·mile round trip to Austin every week with his mother. What makes J ason unique among other minifiddlers is that h e is completely uninhbited about performing in front of peo- ple. "I don't get scared." he said. He pick ed up hi s 12-inch violin, scaled to his size, tucked it under his chin and ran down his repertoire. .. "I 'II do 'Twinkle. Twinkle' fast." he announced. warming up with a solemn rendition of the old song about a star. Then he moved into one of his fa vorites. "Go Tell Aunt Rhody," a snappy Adopted son proves too much trouble MIAMI (AP> -After two years of trying to get rid of the adopted son they considered a trouble-maker, a Miami couple has convinced a judge lo cancel the adoption. The ts-year-old boy. who was adopted five years ago. was as· signed temporarily to a county group home. He could be adopt· ed again, placed in a foster home or assigned permanenUy t o \he .croup h om e under Friday's "unadoption" order by Dade Circuit Judie Adele Segall Faske. "In a alluation such as Ulis, no one ever wins,·' the Judce aaid. "There's a lot of forglvln1 to do. A lot of rebuilding to do." Tom and Sally Daft were told t o contribute "reaaoaable" financial support until the boy is permanently placed. • NeJtblr tbe boy, wboee name waa lrept confidential, nor the Datta spoke durll)I a recent beartnc. acept to anawer tbe Juell• wttb a llmpAe "7•" or "no." Noae al them m1de ~ comment afterwards. The boy w as arrested in March after h e admitted burglarizing the Oafts' home, police s aid. The judge agreed to withhold adjudication in that case if the youth testifies against two others charged with him. "We've been actively trying to get rid or him for two years ... Daft told The Miami Herald. School officials said the boy bas frequently run away from home, was suspended twice, set a fire in a locker, got poor grades and often fougM with other children. But a state-appointed guar· d i an a nd socja l w o rkers described the youlh differently. ''He is an intelligent, well- dreased, personable young man who he been cooperative and attempted to communicate clearly," said Sherlll Valdes, director of social aervlca for the publle defender'• office. ''He 's motivated," 1he added. ·•ne bopes to' attend colle1e. He's bright enough to do it, too." little country piece that sets his fool lo tapping on the breezy front porch of the family 's two- story home. . . After the last, drawn-out note of Aunt Rhody's song had faded into the hum of insects in the ad- join ing fields, Jason put down his fiddle to explain that The gold medal he won for his performa nce at a festival in n ea r by E va nt "got dirty because I wore it while I was riding on my brother 's motorcy- cle." , His favorite p astime is "riding the tractor and helping feed the hogs" -facts which ar e some what un rela ted but need telling. "Jason. how about playing the first part of 'Little Li za Jane?'" hi s father suggested. But Jason shook his head. He was still working on the first part of "Little Liza Jane" and is not ready to go public with that venerable folk song. ' "I 'll play 'Mississippi Hot Dog,"' he said. As he fiddled, he listened intently to each note and watched his fingers as they pressed the strings at just the right spot. NEEDS HOME -Sadie,' a 1 ~-year-old Labrador mix, is looking for a nice place to live. If you'd like to offer her. a home, contact tbe Ormp County Animal Shelter. 581 City Drive South, Oraqe. Their telephone number ii 6.14-7301. • 0 ···=······-······-·····~~~-~~-----~~~-- • Orange Co••t OAILY PILOT/Saturday, Augu1t 1.1981 • P\J8UC NOTICE Pl18J.IC NOTICE Fever victim quit drug in time SACRAMltNTO (AP) -Karen Cllne treated with an experimental druc now blamed for brain dama1e or contrlbutin1 to death, conaldera henell lucky. Mrs. Cline, 28, dropped the treatment at UC Davis Med!caJ Center, at midcoune. it can be rataJ. Mn. Cline Hid In a Sacramento Bee story pubHahed W s week ahe found beraeU becomin1 a dimlniahed person -incoherent, unable lo concen· trate or remember. and rlna1Jy combaUve. behavior that her sons, then 4 and 9 yeara old, were ftnt shipped off to relatives, and later put in a foster home for two weeks. Now, two years aner lun1 1ur1ery and atan· dard treatment at another.hospita.1, she aays she has recovered her health and ls totaUy free of valley (ever. , PUBLIC NOTICE PICTlnOUHUllNHI MAlllWllTAT•MaMT The dru1. amphoterlcln 8 methyl either, known u AME, waa med on 50 paUenu under a federally approved research project. MOit of the patient.a had valley fever, cauaed by airborne fun'iu• _•pores mostly In du1?y areas of the 1outllweatem United Stata. Tbe symptom• are flu·Uke, with aches, cou1hlng, mild fever, and sometimes a rash on arma and le11. ln rare ca1es lfut unlike many of the AME research aub· jecls, Mrs. Cline abandoned the treatment when she and her husband, Chuck, couldn't 1et any ans wen from Medlea.1 Cent.er physicians about the errect.a~e dru1 appeared to be bavln• on her. For more than six months alter the treatment. her husband often felt he did not know his wife. Their family life was so disrupted by her bizarre Mrs. Cline had her first sympto~ of vaUey fever shortly after the dust storm of D~ember 1977. Fearing lung sureery, she a1reed to participate in the experimental program. "It was presented as a wonder drug, a much better replacement for amphotericin B," ber husband said. Pl._,• T ... f911M"lllff-•relttl ... ~· "*IUIMOl' ..... CNAtOellyPllOt,J11h neuea: PUBLIC NOTICE U.A119,1,a.1s.1 .. 1 Ja,HI LUCIA AlllMS CX»IOOMIHIUMS, "CTtnout•UllN•U LTO., 1•1'2 llMcll loulevenl, HWlt< NAMatTATaMSNT PUBLIC NOTICE . lfll'l ... 9-l\,CellfotlllataM7 I ... -I Hector ~raecll, 1610 e .. c11 Tiie fOllOllrlfle ,.,._ • "' • ee11loerd, H1111tl111ton lucll, Mu::.:. SHAMlllOCK COCKTAii. PICTITIOUI eUSIMall Cellfor!lle""1 LOUNOa. , ... ,. ........,., .... l.,,Mtl, ..WSTATaMa .. T ENA o. .. 1-1t C.pereti..., • c:atltonlle .. D CEOAllOLEH·YOlllA l,.IHOA Celllorf'tla corporetlon, ••IH leecll Cott~ M. "-· -.... ,.,.. Af"AllTNHTS, LTO., P.O. &oa -..0, 8011loerd, Hllf'ttlnoton lucll, Str•t.C:.IAMeM.C:.lllwf'llottw ~ e1rc11 Strffl, H...,port ... c11, C.llfor.W.""° Tiii• tlllllneas II ctfldllctlMI llY °" lft. Celllomie '2'60 TllllMINMltcONNc:tedllyellrnlted OIYlllllM. llloter M. Allton, P.O. 9oa 9040, ,.,tMt'INp. --M. Kel'f'ttl «U llr<ll Strffl, Newport BHCll, HectorMeruc;ll ,,... ....... .,. Celllor·nle t>MO ENA Oelfeloprne11t Cor-e· PUOll...., Or .. Caelt O"ally PllOt. I E.E. Y-. Jr.. 21" Eat Chap. llOl't AllO. 1, 1, 1J, 22, '"' 3411-11 • . rna11 Aven11e, #"'· F1111erton 0.VlclM&orer, PrHldent .c.tllornl• t201 Tlll11~w .. llledW1t11t11ec->-v.J. Slwedtr, USS East Chapman tyCl•rllOIOr .... C-ty011JlllyU, 1 .. 1 .;Avef'tlle, 1•14. Fuller!Of't, c e111orn1e "1Mel1 PUBLIC NOTICE ftUI Plll>lllNd 0rllf't99 Coast Delly ,.110(, Tiie Prospec t Compeny, • JulyU,Auo.1,a,u.1•1 J.JIU.tl PICTiTIOUI eUllMHI MAMa ITATaMaNT Oeleware Corporetlon, c/o Tiie AllliOft _ - - Comperiy, ...., Birch Street. P.O. &ox llMO, ~ 9HCll, Celltornl• R09trM.Atlson Tiiis .,....,._. ,,, .. llltld with IN ounty Clerk Orenge COllnly on J uly ... ., Th• lollowlno penon la doing bull· ....... , ... ltEAltlCK·HAIR SURGEONS, "CTITIOUllUMNall J1SO Soulh Brhlol, Senle Ane, lto\MS ITATllMSMT C•llfornle t270f PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie lollowtno .-r-11 dolno llwll· Aten lll•y ReMl<ll, •1.0 Redlllll "'Mm ,. ... H : Av•""•· II IOI, T111tfn, Cellfornl• t26IO P11blltfled Orenot CoeSI Delly Piiot, (I) STEINER HAIR SALONS; 12) This.,...,..,, 11 conducted by •n In· ly It, U, Aug. I, t, 1911 32'441. OH LOCATION by Stehwr, 2010 ausl· dlYIOuel. PUBLIC NOTICE MIS Cen!M Orlw, 112.0, lrvlM, CA Alan Ray RNrlCk t27U. Thia ai.-1 .., .. flied with 1rw TOPPY'S BY STEINElll LTD., • County Clefll of Orenge County on July C•lllornl• c--atlon, 2010 tu.iMU u , IMI. Cent.,. Ori ... , 11240, lrvlrw, CA t27U. """" '°ICTITIOUI eUllMaU Thia bullneu Is c-lltcl by e cor· Publlsflecl ar..,.. Coest Delly Piiot, MAMa ITATaMaNT por•tlon. July''·"· Auo. '· •• , .. , JU).41. T~o!~l"11 persons ere doing T-y·1 by Stelrwr Lid. TUSTIN BUSI HESS CENTER, Vktor St. Slln, S.Crewv 11.0 . aoa llMO, , .. , f lrcll Slr .. 1, This slA'-1 w•s flied wllh tfle --------- .,.•r.:.=Ac:T ':,':°.,(,:LOPMENT County Clerk of Orenge COunly on Jwly NOTICE OF DEATH OF i:>MPANY, c/o o.,... O'illsllno, 1.01 '·!Mt. fllU711 R O B E R T F L 0 Y D Oon Slreet, •230, H•wport B•ecll, CA Pu1>11.-Orenot Coelt Delly Piiot, NELSON AKA ROBE RT •t.oTll• Welnut Pertnert. R .. d Julylt. ll,U,Auo. 1• '"-' -~' F . NELSON, AKA BOB PUBLIC NOTICE ~:.·: • .,~:~ ~~7Z.: :·~,;,~~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~: f IST~ ~NA: t AOD~ a .. ~~,f!..~t-.,. Lii• ins. eom-.... ,.. ----MINISTER ESTATE NO. P<tnY, •tt WHt 2"11 Street, P.O. Box "CTITIOUI au11MaU A·1097S3. 121•. T-u. Kenses...01. MAMSSTATaMaMT T 0 a 1 1 h e i r s , R-a.......... Tllls stet-I WM llled with tl'W The foll-Int person IJ dojng bull· beneficiaries, Creditors County Cieri! at Orange County on July neu as: and contingent c reditors Of "·'"'· R.E .W. TEMPE OFFICE Robert Floyd N elson, aka ,.,66», aUILOING, ~Von Korman, 54111A ' Pu1>11.-Orenoe coest D•llY Piiot. JJO, """"°" a.ec11, Celllornl• two Robert F . Nelson, aka Bob J~ "·~~1, 1,.1 . vv}~' .... ~!l.berJ E. wooll,y, •HD Von~-•J.ssm .. ~OJ,l~U.9!\~_ lf'h.Q, ,'f-MV.\""""""· "''\'~~'' '·1'· -~ • maybe~:ottierwi~~ .. Jnl'"e~lS{: C•lllornl• 92660 . . 11 d I ~ PUBLIC NOTICE T111111us1rwulsc-.c1..s1>y.,,1n-ed. 1n the Wt an or ------·~ __ d1111duel. • estate: 1 "CTITIOUS IUSIMHS Tiiis w.= E.;,.":OC::I: wltll 1,_ A petition has been filed v MAMaSTATaMIMT c ountv c1er11ot0ranoeeountyonJuly by Debra Clare Leach in Th• lollowlng persons.,. doing 2, 1"1. "1Mm the Superior Court of bullMUel! &.e.-... U.. 0 C t t ' s P E c 1 A L 1 z E o H o M E • ......,_. c-t ... 0r su range oun y reques 1ng ~MAINTEHAHCE. 23291 Leur•• wooc1s, ........,. e.eca, ca. ft... that Debra Clare Leach .be •El Toro,CAt26llO. ,......._ ,.1uau appointed a s personal DAV 1 o ST AA TS, 2ut1 Leu rel PubllSIWcl Orange eo.11 Delly Piiot, represent a t i v e t 0 ad-wooch. El Toro, CA t2UD. Aug., 1, a. IS, n , 1"1 JOJ.tl L. L. CARR, 1no Front. L•k• minister the estate of Etllnor•. CA. N T CE Robert Floyd Nelson, aka RALPH JACKSON, m•o vi. PUBLIC I Robert F N elson aka Bob >Celi-. El Toro, CA 92630. · , • Tiiis business Is conducl•d by• MOTtCaO,f'Ull.IC Nelson (under the ln- gener•I 111ro-1111p. NIAatMO aal'Otta TMI dependent Administration f Tiii• :::.:r~es llled wl111 .... P'\.ANMINO COMMISSION of Es_tates Act). The pe~i . o,.TNactTvoP ti t f he 1 g 1n county 0er1i of Orange county on July POU MT AIM VAL.LIV on IS se or ar n It ... IM1. NOTICE IS.HEllEBY GIVEN tlWI bept. No. 3 at 700 Civic PubllllWd Or-Coesl O•ll"v'::'i~ on Wednesdey, ~ u. '"'· ., 7:JC c~!"'ter Drive, West, in the -..... p.m. In u. CllY Council Cllamben, c t y o f S a n t a A n a I.July ... u . Aug.'· ..... , "-1 10200 $1.C., A-. F-teln V•lley, I , !r tlW Plannlno commlMlol't wlll llolcl. California on August 12, PUBLIC NOTICE pu1111c 11eer1n9onu.1o11-1,..11ems: 1981 at 9:30 A.M . . ()' NS-mG IUPalltOlll COU•T OP 9CA~t,ORNIA, COUNTY 0,. OaAMOE 1• CIVIC ca MT•• Olltv• WllT '•.o.eox• \MMTA ANA, CA ft19I M&allllAOEM lljoaTtTIONaa: MOUYaM TMI ;MOOCa·LANO l·•aS"°'90aMT: IAMO UM PAK C S4.IMMOlll IPAMll.Y LAW) CAii! MUMeaa 0 It .. • • MOTICal ' Y• ............ T1Ht <-' ,..., iflK'* ....... ,.. ........ ,,_ ..... 1 .............................. . .. ,.. ...................... . !I II J'W .... II ..ei ....... Ice ef M ~ ............. ,.. ...... .. 'le ,,......., .... .,.... ,.._. ... ........... .,,,., ..... , ......... _. 'I( AYllOI Ut19' lie 11• ••M••••••· a t ..,..._.,.... .... c•treuc.• e a-.... u... ....... ..... L.H .. ...._ ... . .,, 11 u.-i..,.. ... kner .e ca•le lllt C ........... _ ......... } eerie •-IMllal•"'"'•· ,.. HI• ~ .... ,......a..ei.eeci..11 ... ., ............. _ ....... , .... ...... ')f• TO THE lllES~OEHT .-r Tiie P,ftltloN• f\es fll9" • petition ~~nv V-....,,. ..... II you fell )9 Ille•,_ wllllln JO deys of h r:llWttllls.-11--on "' , ~ ditfMlll fNIY be enl.,ed -c.ourt fNIY .,...,. e J.,...._I c-•• -...nifte llljwnctlw or ollwr orders con· t.nllng dlvlsJon of prciperty, lllOUMI j.....,. d\lld CllStody, Clllld ......,n, ,,.. .. ,,,..,'°"·coses, -well o .. r ,.. f'flef .. fNIY be 111"-ed by llW court. Qo11e ..,... __ of ...... telllng "' • lf10r>•y or property, or other court 9utllorlnd procffdlntP ITMY alto r• illll. DATE 0 Jaf't ... ry JO, 1911. .... A.Br.,cll, Cler11 II. Cerolyn E. AcCKle, ., Oe!MY 11.aw Olftcu •• YAN OAO .. .\&INTMaa, n• W. 11'11 It,_, s.Me I ~ S.-AM, CA,.,._ ) PulllltNd 0rllf't99 Coe1t Delly Piiot. di ,.. 1, a. u. n , n11 , .. ,.., cONomONAL usE PERMIT NO. 1 F YOU OUJ ECT to the 01 -HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN · f th t 't' SCHOOLS: Pe1111 .. 1ubrnltted by granting o . e pe t ton, Hewt,_,. 01r1s11 .. sc11oo11, 161'5 you should either appear Broollllurst screet, r-111111..,. yeer at the hearing and state nlenllcn for , ... -of two ,,,...,. .. your objections or file "~~~ONAL USE PERMIT HO. written objections with the su: Pelltlon subrn•tt•d by 1.0 . court before the hearing. Welner, ...,_ RNlly c.oi, tnc .. tor Your appearance may be U. opwllllcn of e retail dry <I-Ing p1en1 end re1etec1winet1ws Hert.or In pereon or by your at- Blvd. torney. CONOITIONAL USE PElllMIT NO. I F y 0 u A R E A :,1~~r~~·i:.:;:n~:,ed,:a~":."n*: CREDITOR or a cont- c101111n1 end febrlc lncludln' ingent creditor of the de- ··-fec:llllY for 11n1s,.d 1ooc1t ceased, you must file your •t '°"1 Ellis A,,..,11e, un11 L I . 'th th rt or CONDITIONAL USE PElllMIT HO. c aim WI e cou sn: P9t1t1cn SUbmltted by 1i.1ne Mon present it to the personal lor -Jlt• .... and cons .... l)tlOl't of representative appointed beer end wlrw •t u. Le v1o1ette D4 by the court within four :::.::::. rnl•11rent, 9UO Werner months from the date of CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT NO. first issuance of letters as sn: P9t111cn wtim11ted by J•son H. provided in Section 700 of CllUfll fer Ille ,,_,., of -nenlllp of t h e P rob a t e C o d e o f tlW c.--r .. IMlrent loc.led el , . 110so ar.kllum Street. California. The time for CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT HO. filing Glalms will not ex- SJD: Petition submltt•d by Foye pire prior to four months $9erkS lo -r.C• • specl .. ty •-end 1u1w1ea11ori cent., on• portion t111 from the date of the hear- '"• service stet1on 11t• •• 1nH Ing noticed above . "";~::T~ CASE rm. a1-1: Pell· Y~U MAY EXAMINE "°" submitted 11¥ J.,...., c. ve1es 11o the file kept by the court • relout• "-11u11c11ne .c 1111s1 Busi.rc1 If you are interested in the !ltrHI to 1Cl122 Clrclllo 0. Z..to. estate YOU may flle a re- PlllECtSE PLAN No.,,, c111ev1Mc11 : quest ~Ith the court to re-Pet1t1on Mlllmlll9" by Jolwl Flelb for . proposed Industrial b11lldln9 •I Ceive Special notice Of the sout'-'t "°'''°" of Los CeNll-Inventory of estate assets R•cciuet a. Sciort• Ct11b •"•· 11212 and of the petitions ac-,,.....,. St,...t,, • THESE MATTEllS •• M1119 ,.,.. c 0 u n t s a n d re p 0 rt s <Hiid ~·to t1W Plann"'8 Lews described in Section 1200.S of llW sc.i. of Celllornle, Gowmment f th C l'fo • p b t coc1e. u .ooo •t -.. end,,. Fo ... i.e1n o e a t rn1a ro a e VelleyM&lnlclpel Codlt, Tiiie 21. Code. THOSE DESIRING TO 1 .. tlly ,,. Ralph M . Myers, Jr., 1avor or in -.111°" 10 h ~Is Law Corporation and wlll be g1,,.., an oppor\IA'llty IO Clo so et ' 111e 11Ut141c .,..,1ng. u t\#1~ 1n1or~ John H. Eversmeyer, 610 lion Is dllllred, you fNIY contect u. Newport Center Drive, ~~::'r"'io~ °:':=.:C "'""2l, _, S u I t e 11 SS, N e w port • e1.11tTo•uMaaaoo, 1ecr1 .. ,,., Beach, CA 92660; tel. " ..... C-lllltai. 640-1510. Pu110.-ar..,.. CO.st Delly Pllo(. P\lllllllWd Or-Coest Delly Piiot. AllgUSt 1, 1"1 J•141. Al.llllltt 1, 2, t, 1"1 Uff.11 ?. ? ') n Jw~~~~~~ ~~~ Elizabeth Stewart 50°/o Off C•ll 6d-5671~ P\JI • few words to ~rk for ou. WIWU. MOT• .... SOl.t ...... '"'. SALi. ..... 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Service Warranty On 1982 C olor Trak and System 111 Consoles • Distributor Authorized Service on Premises • All Availeble Models In Stock • No Commiasloned Salespersons • We Know 01,1r Product ln1ide and Out Not Just The Prloe • Ouallty • lntegrlt~ •Honesty. tAT fUlAllDI 25" ..... s59900 HUHTIHGT9H IEACH ~-Ill C.- CALL 961-332' FOR PRICES 19"~ MlpMa c.- 5" 11•11111 s31no AC.IC Itta..~ C.-TY ;:i " 1: d II II I Dally Pilat / SATURDAY, A G. 1, 1981 COMICS ENTERTAINMENT BS 86 -------------------....... -- Pro football starts with Hall of Fame game today in Ohio. B3 . D ~D Baseball • • • 1s now ID the hands of fans Bowie Kuhn Kuhn says nation's favorite pastime must restore confidence From AP dhpatcbes Suddenly, the fans were on the minds of players and management Friday as they settled the 50-day-old baseball strike and began to loolt ahead to re- suming the season in just over a week. "I'm giving away the rest of my tickets lo any fan that wants them," said Lenny Randle, a utility infielder for the Seattle Mariners. ''I think we owe them. I think we all owe them an apology." Calling the strike .. a nightmare." Commission.er Bowie Kuhn said : .. Nobody expects the fans to very happy about the las t two months. Wben you 've been shut down for SO days - yes, you've got to restore confidence. I just hope and pray that any loss of con- fidence will be a limited loss." "Sanity has returned to baseball." said Eddie Einhorn, Chicago Whitt Sox co-owner, who also hoped " . . . the fans come back ·and are as enthusiastic as they were before the strike." "Tlnie will lt:ll," said pitcher Jim 'P1tlmer of the Baltimore Orioles. "Any hostility or animosity (by fans) will be warranted. They may view this as something that was not called for." "Hopefully, the fa ns wiJI stay with us, but we'll have to wa it and see," said Boston pitcher Mike Torrez. Pilcher Bruce 8 ereny1 of the C10cin· nali Reds felt s ure "there's going to be a few boos and various shouts of not printable words when we do start play- ing. ll's hard to say how the fans may react. They may not come out al all , or the y m ay say. ·Great. baseball 1s back ·" Gene Autry. owner of the Angels , and Rus ty St aub, New York Mets first baseman, felt the fans would return. .. I think most of the fans will want to come back and see them s tart playing," said Autry · · . . , the only thing that would get in the way is the football season coming up,·' "People will yell something," said Sta ub. "They'll say. 'Go back to the s trike.' In a couple' or weeks, though, the Cans will be cheering the good plays and booing the bad plays " E wing Ka uffm a n, owner of t he Kansas City Royals, looked at the fan situation Crom an economic standpoint "I'm sure there'll be some fans who a re disgruntled and unhappy,•· he said ··But if they d eny themsel ves the pleasure or seeing baseball, they're cer· tainly not hurting the pl ayers, because the players s till receive the same amount of money. T hey're only hurting the owners. who would be spending the money to build a better team So J can- not see the wisdom of that." The New York Mets announced Fn day that they had "lots of calls from Cans asksn~ about ticket availab11tty and es pecially about promotion dates." J anet Peterson, who works in the ticket ofCicc al Wrigley Field home of the Chicago Cubs, said· "Yes we are (getting a lot of rails). I've got writer's c ramp alr ead y." She added m ost ca llers were excited, "But some are saying, ·1 want m y refund. I'm not com· ing out to see them bums.· " "I thmJ< the greatest single fan reac· lion is gomg to be relief," said Harry Dalton, Milwaukee general manager! • · t thmk they have surre red as much as we have." . And relief seemed lo be the general reaction to the settlement. "It's been a long ordeal for everyone who loves this business," said Dalton ''I'm glad it's over and we can get back to work. "Now that .it's over. I'm gomg lo forget 1l ever happened " But there were undercurrents of bit· ternc.-ss and blame In the opi nion of J erry Reinsdorf, White Sox chairman, "Ttus was the most insane. inane, as- in ine strike I've ever seen. I don't th ink we got anything aside from a one· year extension of the contract. Another (See BASEBALL, Page BZ> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~- A baseball toast: Angels, Dodgers speak out W elcollle ho Ille! By UAL BOCK A~5-ltWrillk Welcome home. baseball. It's so nice lo have you back wh ere you belong ....____._~~~ ~~--•J ... ~ne was a ternble ~Q.ULL~ JuJy wal. a washout The dog days of Au gu:;t would h ave been sou . bout you. 'So. for the fans, here's a toast to your return. \'OU REMEMBER the.fans, don't you'! Those are the friend ly fol.ks who pay lfle freight, the people who sat around watchjng the scuffling and squa bbling that left America without its national pastim e fo r seven long. s ad weeks It wasn't easy to get you back and there were times when it seemed you would never return But peace has prevailed and you'll gel no complaints about your prolonged absence from this corner After all , everybody needs a summer vacation once in a while. Wh ile you were on yours, Marvm Miller and Ray Grebcy staged one wonderful wrestling match. Call it a draw with a little something in 1l for everybody 24 of your own· from the com· pensation pool. If yo u did rot vio lat e mana ge m e n t's sensibilities by participating in the free-agent market. then 1ou WQt1ld be f>,Cf.l\lj~~~·~,Pf&le~ ~ .. ... "' ..... \ THE F~UR·P A YER margin f o r t ea m s a t be h ave d th~.oel y s tay ing away from the free-agent market was what bothered Miller. He called the owners' pool no more than disguised direct compensation. And he said the players fr'Ould not accept it. But in the final settlement, the owners' version of compens ~•:on exis ts. The lo ne signifi<:ant change is the reduction or the 2.8 fag~ to 26, which s till gives clubs who stay Glear of the free- agent market a two-player edge o n t ea m s w h o in s ist o n _..J>articipaling. So a team not participating in tlte free-agent derby but losing player ~o. 27 to the compensa- l io n p ool mi g ht be more da maged than the tea m that jumps into the pool and must surrender player No. 25 as its price for play ing free-agent roulette In the end. the strike linescore looked ver y much li ke some baseball box scores. A few runs, a few hits and an a wful lot of er- rors. The solitary issue throughout was free-agent compensation, a method lo supply replacement players lo teams losing raoking free agents. To understand the s e ttleme nt a nd how it did m inimal damage lo the partici· pants. you must understand the basic fact of ljfe that all men were not c reated equal. and n e ithe r wer e all baseball players. But most important. thef have brought baseball back. Please g uys, do n 't take it away again. BACK IN ACTION Cleveland's Mike Ha r· grove wat ches a Bert Bly leven pitch slam in lo Indian pitching coach Dave Duncan's .~ .......... glove during i mpropmtu workout Friday The All-Star game will be played in Cleveland Aug. 9. Angel players are relieved 'It's Over' MILLER HAD complained all this week about how the last owner proposal for protecting playe rs from a r eplacement player pool was nothing more than a direct compensation s cheme the very idea the un- ion had been bapling against s ince this long, c~ war began 20 months ago Players are anxious to get started and hear fans cheer again Management originally want ed teams losing free agents to receive replacements from the teams signing them Miller and the union vie wed tha t as a punishment. a l ax for having the audacity lo shop on baseball's ne w, expe nsive m arketplace. And the union simply wouldn't sit still for that. E ventua l ly , the owners changed the look of that plan. accepting the players' idea of a pool to supply compensation But there was a Cly in the oint- ment because different numbers of players from.. the compensa- tion pool. If you signed a free- agenl player, you could protect By EDZINTEL Of .. o.llJ " ... SUff Rod Carew walked into the second-floor lobby al Anaheim Stadium wearing a little grin ai:id an undersized t-sh.irt with huge stenciled black letters which read: "It's Over !" Laughter broke out in the small room as Carew passed through. Then, before head· ing out the door, he turned around and with that same little grin said, "Hey, you should have seen the SO other t-shirts 1 made ." That summed up the mood aO)ong Angel players as. they returned to their their summer home, Anaheim Stadium, Friday, in preparation to resume their summer job, basebaU. There was a reeling of high spirits and good cheer around the stadium offices where Angel management busily tried to keep pace with the barrage of phone calls . and camera crews, most of whom were anxious to get a few words Crom General Manager Buzzie Bavasi. Over at Santa Ana College, a handful of . players, includin~ player representative Don Baylor , along with outfielders Fred Lynn and Larry Harlow and pitcher Don Aase, threw and hit for a short time while patiently answering reporters' questions about the just settled strike. "I guess I've gone to every amusement park possible and done every chore around We a r e relieved· and de- lig'hted to have finally ended the blackest period i n .the history of baseball. No one ever 1vins a war . the house there is to do, now I'm ready to play baJI ," said Lynn. Bavasi s aid that e veryone he had talked to and himseU as well were "relieved and de lig hte d to ha ve finally ended the blackest period in the history of baseball." He said that from the last two months, the bi ggest lesson learned by both sides was that baseball was serious business. "No one ever wins a war," he said. "I wouldn't say it was a victory the players won but a victory to just get it set- tled arter SO days," said Lynn. "It went longer than anyone had wanted." Baylor, who spent much or the last two months flying back and forth for player meetings in New York and elsewhere. said that the news of the ended strike was "somewhat joyous ." "We have to take a look at it now and wait to see," Baylor said in relation to the player ratification of the agreement. The Angels. who were experiencing their own in-house problems at the beginning of the 1981 season, with the firing or manager J im Fregosi culminating a team struck with turmt>il, are now all back together a gain. hopeful that what's left of the season will prove gratifying. "The players know that baseball is their job and they s hould return in good shape," Bavasi said . During the strike, the players worked <See ANGELS. Page 82) €romwell may not wear a red 'S,' hut he's super • By JOHN SEVANO Of .. o.lly .......... He's not faster than a speeding bullet, able to leap tall buildings in a slngJe bound or more powerful than a locomotive. But if you bad been ln New York last season and witnessed Nolan CromweU make one particular p.lay, you might begin to wonder ll be didn't wear a red "S" on bis chest. · The Rams were playin1 tbe Gian\8 and Pbll Simms, the quarterback, faded back to pas~. He threw a bullet to the front right-comer or the end zone. 1t was hi.ch and of! its mar~. but Juat as the ball neared lt.s intended ~Iver, a blue-and-&old No. 21 leaped lnto t.be air and snared the errant pass . . . wtt.b ONE hand. CromweU landed out of bounda, but the play even had bls teammate• buss· 1ng. Cromwell, a ·qutet country boy ou~ ... ot Kansas, just •miles when reminded of the incident. "I was lucky," he says almost embar· rassingly. Maybtt so. But t.bere's more than just luck sp.rrou.nd.lng what many consider to be tht greatest at.blete In the NFL. Cromwell hu •n exceeding amount of talent. Almott eterything he's tried he's been a succeas af · · I For instance: -In his rJ;r1t two yeaH at the University of k•nsas, the safety re· corded 126 tackles. He wu even named to preseason Alh"merica team.e before voters reali1ed 1Je wu beln1 moved to quarterback bis ~Dior aeuoo. -ln bla fin( start u a wishbone quarterback, CrcnweU rushed ror at yarm, not only breaklna t.be Kansaa record of 283 <•8' by Gale Sayen), but also the NCAA, single-game record for quarterbacks. -In that year CUl7S), Cromwell totaled 1,124 yards, third highest season total (Of' a quarterback ln NCAA bis· tory. In two years at QB, be averaged 107.4 yards rushing ln 16 starts. In track, Cromwell won t.bree lelters and was Big El1ht champion ln the 400-meter intel'mediate hurdles, clock· Ing a best of 49.5 (Edwin Moses' world record in that event ii 47.4). He bas also P•rticipated -end done well -in the 600 yard dash. 100 yarda, 400 meten, the d~at.bloo, and even reached t.be semifinals in the 400 burdJea at the U.S. Olympic trials in 1871 In !u1ene, Oreaon. · • -On top of all thil, at 8--2, be wu an aJl.state Rlaaketball center lD lli1b school. Almost tmazlngly , ltti1 super·Joek wasn't selected by anyone until the second round of the NFL draft when the Rams picked him in 1m. or course, that was one of the Rams' best recruit- ing years ever as they also plucked Bob Brudzinski (round 1 ), Billy Waddy (2) and Wendell Tyler (3) from that year's crop. Cromwell -at least to this point - h.as emerged as the best . . . although he won't admit it "I haven't done all that much for the recognition I've received," be says seriously. "I've Just had a tew thinp ao my way. I don't really like lalklna abollt m_yaelt." Otbera do, thou ch, like def enal•• toordlnator Bud Canon. "I dontt 10 overboard oa too ma.v people -In fad, I 'Usually co the other cUnicdon -but It's easy to do with ( caOMWELL, •• ,. •> From the Associated Prell "Fantastic! It's about time," said Dodgers infie lder Davey ~-~~~-de li~htea.~~ saicf ,•,' Arrgels vice preside nt Buzzie Bavasi. .. Excellent," was the response of Dod ger o utfielde r Dusty Ba ker. "Now that it's over, I'm going lo forget it ever happened," said An gels' Manager Gene Mauch. There was a giant sigh of re- lief, perhaps stifled by a yawn, as players and offi cials from the two Southern California major league baseball teams woke up to ringing telephones in the ear· ly morning hours to learn that the strike had ended. "Right now I'm Just happy and that's the truth," s aid Bake r. "Now I'm only con- cerned about getting ready to play baseball I don't want to hear anything a bout a strike a nymore." - He ,did take one closing jab at the club own ers, however. say. mg: "The owners sure seemed to have it well -planned. But they pla nned it at the expense of a lot of people ·· "I'm glad it's over and we·re going back to play." said Lopes. ·'I'm a little surprised hearine there's an agreement only a day after everything was still in SUS· pension." There. is concern whether the 50-day strike has ali enated Cans, but Autry said: "I think most of the fans will want to come back and see them sta rt playing. The only thing that would get in the way is the football season com· ing up." Bavasi la ter said that the · Angels, who had been one of the biggest s penders in the free a gent market, will not pursue any free a gents in the next draft. "Mr, Autry and I will not take part in the re-entry draft next year." the Angels vice president said . adding that does not necessarily mean the team will not have to expose some players for compensation. Both the Dodgers and Angels will return to action on Aug. 10, following the All-star Game in Cleveland the previous day. Los Angeles, with a 36·21 record and a half-game lead over Cincinnati in tbe National League West. opens a three-game series at home against the Reds. The Angels, fourth in the American Lea gue West and six games behind leader Oakland, resume the season with a three-game series in Seattle and return home Aug. 18 against Baltimore . .. 1•1 tll I• I I I . ~ l'>1 , 11 ' • ' . -Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Auguat 1, 1G81 r---------------------"""'!I~ .. Quote of the day P1., Hanef, tbt redio otWI commtn· t1lor, OG bear&na tbat Jack Md.11• shot an U ln the nnt round of tbt Brit.lab Open: "I alway1 wanted to play toll llkt Jack Nlck11ua. Now J do." Petty quallflea for Talladega 500 Umps' vocal cords begin warm in g up atd.ard Petty, huy Panou • and lllb A.lex..U.r tamed 1tartln1 potlUona In today'• Tallade1a 500 NASCAR 1tock car race but Barry Gut bolds the pole po11Uon. Gant bu five second place flnlshn thll aeuon but hopes bis luck bu chanted for today's race . . . The turbocbar1ed Renaulta of French driven &eae Ar_. and A.Jal.a Proet set the top Umee Friday Frem AP clllpa&cfle• la PHILADELPHIA -The na· Uon'a major leaaue baseball umplret have been told to be1in warmin1 up their vocaJ cords and prepare to 10 back to work. Richard G. Phillipa, attorney for the Major League Umpires Aasoclation, said be advised the umpires to start working out shortly after a tentaMve settlement was announced in the 50- day bUeball atrlke. "They need it as much as the players do," PhiUips said from his office here. In the lint qualllyln1 seuion for the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim , West Germany ... Graeme Croaby of New Zealand re· corded the fastest Umea f'ri. day on the first day or prac· lice for Sunday's British 500cc motorcycle Grand Prix. His average speed was 116.65 mile.a per hour Pblllips plans to meet Monday with the presidents of both leagues to diacuu the effect of the players-owners setUement on the um· plrea. The umpires' contract may have to be re· negotiated to reflect an expanded playoff schedule that is likely to be adopted, he aald. Phillips acknowledged that the asaocialion "bas stayed kind of quiet" since July 1, when t.he umpires received their July paycheck.a. The umpires dropped from the front lines of the sttike battle at the end ol June, after the as· aociation lost two court bids to block Lloyd's of London from making payments on the owners' $50 million strike insurance policy. Tea Men's Newton arrested P~ftsl ... The special U.S. Auto Club bearing on Bobby Uuer'a appeal or the May 24 Indianapolis 500 concluded Friday with what Unser called contradictory testimony by Chief Steward Tom BlDford and drivers Gordon Joboc:ock and Scott Bray&on . . . Bill Jolla Vukovlcb Ill, grandson or a two·llme ID· dianapolis winner who died in bis third try at victory, will be strapped into a super·mideet for his first race today al Madera ... The U.S. Auto Club announed a revision of its Indy-car engine specifications to permit the use of smaller turbochargers for the 1982 racing season. JACKSONVILLE. Fla. -Bob II Newton, a forward with the Jackson· vute Tea Men of the North American Soccer League, was arrested early F ay on charces be ten the scene of a bit and run traffic accident. Navratilova told to keep quiet NEW YORK -Martina Navntilova says she has been pres· sured not to spell publicly about her private llle, according to a published report. Newton, 24, was arrested at his bome and was booked on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident in which injuries occurred. County Court Judge L: Page Haddock released him on his own recognizance. ln a copyright story in Tburadaf'I New York Daily News, Navratilova wu quoted aa saying that Avon, the chief sponsor of the women's indoor tennis circuit, told her it would pull out ii she reveals that she is bisexual. CROMWELL He's the best I've ever seen at free safety," Carson raves. "It's simple, really. He can do more than anybody else. U I had to order a defensive back to ex- act specifications, with aJl the l Ualities you hoj>e for. it's Nolan Cromwell. " "U there are any better Jafeties in this league, they won't be for long." Cromwell takes all the praise, raves and accomplished feats with the same· pride and modes· ty he has for his farm 1n Kansas. And it's genuine, too. There's no egotism or false humility here. "This is my livelihood," he says. "I have my own views of it and I prefer to s tay that way. "I ex~ct quite a bit from myself. I expect to perform to the top every game. I don't ex· peel to make mi!Kakes and it hurts when I do." After spending a two-year ap· prenticeship, Cromwell broke in· to the starting lineup in 1979 - the year of the Super Bowl. He had six interceptions, totaling 140 yards in returns. In l~. he hauled in eight in· terceptions for another 140 yards. and was named to his first Pro Bowl. He currently makes up one-fourth of what is quickly being referred as the beat secondary in the NFL ~Pat Thomas, Rod Perry and Johnnie Johnson belng the others). ••Potentially, we could be one of the best because we have ex· celleot talent . . . and it doean 't end with the top four. We have other guys out there who could do just as well ii they bad the op. port.unity," he says. Cromwell says his ruraJ back· a round, combined with being one of ei1bt children, where everyone got the same amount of attention, is the reason for his humbleness. "I've seen wttere success has 1one to a rew people's malteup, or head, whichever you want to say. And I've seen where they 'let it carry through. "Yeah, I guess my presence is known. But, still, in my opinion, there are a lot or lhin1s I could do better to.aid our team." Like maybe leap tall buildings in a sinele bound? ANGELS RELIEVED ... out together as a group at Santa Ana College, under the direction or Baylor. "Don (Baylor) told me that seven days was enough for them to get ready." Bavasi said. "Heck, he said th~y'd be back in two days ii they bad to." Bavui was confident that the game would return to iu former sell, that is, America's beloved pastime. ''I hope they (the fans) boo me and cheer the players," be said. ''The players thought they were in the right and so did the club owners. But it was the fans who were in the right.·· As far as can be determined, the season's schedule wiU re- sume as originally planned. The playoff system still needs to be determined. however. and will From Page 81 BASEBALL •. year ol peace." "There certainly will be some hard feeling," said Buddy LeRoux, a co-owner of the Red Sox. "One of the sad things is that management and player personnel have been drifting apart for some years." Kauffman felt the settlement wasn't worth the sacrifice. "Two things came out," be said. "The players were quite solid, and the owners were quite sold. I'm sure neitt-ier side is completely satisfied with the agreement" over the free agency question that was the sole issue that brought about the strike. "I think it was worth it," said Cincin nati outfielder Dave Collins. "We were fighting for something we won in court (free agency), and they were t.rying to take it away." Dusty Baker, Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder, contended, ''The owners sure seemed to have it well·planned. But they pla.Med it at the expense of a lot of people." Joe Niekro, Houston pitcher, said, "The only thins that bothers me is it could bave been settled long ago, but the owners wouldn't change their pro· posaJ." .... be when club owners meet Tues· day in Chicago. Most of the Angels questioned felt that a split seasop would be the best route to take. "This way, everyone would have an equal shot," said Lynn. ·' lt would be interesting for the fans to have the extra playoff games and for us, it would mean more, uh, money." As part of the long and in· vol ved proposals brought forth in the agreement, the subject of availability or free agents led to the possibility that at leut five of the major league clubl could be exempt from the player pool compensation issue. The Angels may become one of those teams. "Mr. <Gene> Autry and I have talked about skipping the re-entry draft this year and relying on our minor league system solely," said Bava.si. "We have the nucleus of a good club already and are tied up with the current players. We would just as soon take the $2 million dollars spent on free agents and spend it on our minor league." Lynn said be was just about to give up on the rest of the season being completed when he re· celved a call late Thursday night.• "I got this call around mid· night and I never get a call that late so I knew it could only be for one thing," he said. 1t was Bar,lor with the news that the slrtke was approaching a setUe· meht. Get ready to go back to work he told Lynn. Bavasi said that although he expected the strih to be settled by July 22, he knew it would be a tough batUe down to the wire. "As far as l'm concerned, there was no compensation before so any compensation ls a plus," he said. Both sides were hurt financially and morally although lbis club as· a whole was not hurt morally. There was a lot ol name calling and such going on but none from this club. Our players handled it well by simply staying out of It." 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"~ for the fans, if they're b1t\er, 1 hope they can put that aslde and come out to tht ballpark.'' f'riday's workout wss a vO)llJ\tary alf air attended by less lltan a dozen Dodgers, who'd received word the C•u strike was over in the early mornin1 hours. The team's first formal workout will be today at Dodger $tadium, and the club begins play again Aug. 10 at home against Cin· cinnaU. "There could be some people who are upset we went on strike, but the true baseball fan will ·be back out there," ••id Dodger second· baseman Davey Lopes, Wbo has been working out five days a week wiUI Cey and outfielder Ri ck Monday. .- Monday agreed that the past seven weeks had been "long and very hectie ," but said, "We shouldn't point any fingers. It's finished. "Our responsibility is to get into the best shape we can and put major league quality baseball on the field," he said. Angels, Dodgers schedlAe games The Angels announced Friday ·1a that they will play the Cincilnati Reds in a pair of exhibition games Friday and Saturday night. The opening game on F.riday will begin at 7:30, with Saturday's game slarUGg at 7. AU box seats will be sold on a first·coine. first-serve basis for $4, and the remaining tickets will be S2 each. • Tickets will go on sale Sunday morning at Anaheim Stadium. The Dodgers, meanwhile. wiU play their Albuquerque Dukes farm club in an exhibition game Thursday night at Dodger Stadium. Admission will be free to the 1:35 contest. and there will be a fireworks display afterward. . ...... . .. .. . Baseball today On this date lo bneball in 1978: AlJanta pltchen Larey McWUllama and Cene Garber combloed to atop Pete RoH'• N L·recora hittin1 streak at 44 1amff. Pete went O·for-4 as the Braves mauled Uu; Cin· clnn1U Reda 16·4. On Uus date in 1972 : San Daego slugger Nate Colbert amuhed five homers and drove 1.n 13 runs as the Padres took both ends of a double·beader trom AUanta 9·-0 and 11-7 Today's birthdays: San Francisco catcher Milt May ts 31. Philadelphia outt1elder Greg Gross is 29. Bookies mixed over settlement RENO -Nevada's legal la •bookmakers had mixed reactions to news of the settlement of the major league baseball strike. "We don't need baseball now ," said one bookmaker, Chris ~h of the Club Cal Neva sports book. "We have football ." But Jay Garland. sports book manager of the MGM Grand·Reno, said he was pleased that the strike was over "I'm tickled to death," he said. "I need the root tramc. Baseball stimulates interest in the sports book , even for rootbaJI." Thomas signs multiyear contract The Detroit Pistons signed 1981 • first-round draft choice,lslah Thomas to a muJtiyear NBA contract Friday. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed ... Jenny Lee Sm Uh of Britain made up seven shots on defending champion Debbie Massey to take the lead after the third round or the British Women's Open golf championship. Smith is two strokes ahead . . . Gerard Nldlng, the former lop official in Mayor Jean Drapeau'• ad· ministration, and Montreal engineer Reg Trudeau have been ordered to stand trial on corruption charges stemming from construction for the 1976 Summer Olympic Games . Den· nls Doyle or Ireland look an early lead in the first off·shore race of the Admiral's Cup yacht· ang series. Sixteen nations are competing with the U.S. < 209 points) holding a parrow lead over West Germany <204> .. Tfle scheduled WBC bantamweight title bout between Lupe Pintor of Mexico and J apanese challenger Har- ricant" Teru has been postponed because of an injury to the champion's hand . ~l l •• ~ ·,····Surfiw.\·.·MvS··o~k~r·s'·M,·m~ ~t:.~·/~JMM\'A'<·~fl· ' . Key intra-division duel tonight Don Baylor F e rre ll wins cycle triple Dubb Ferrell had a big night a t lhe weekly speedway motorcycle races Friday night at the Orange County Fair- grounds in Costa Mesa. Ferrell won the scra'tch and handicap main events and de· feated Mike Cltroso in the special match race for three vie· tories before a crowd or 5,329. Following him across in the scratch main were Curoso. Lance King and Dennis Sigalos. In the handicap race, it was Sterling CogaP second with Tom Burba, Kurt Strommer, Jim Lawson and Craig Shafer next in line. By EDZINTEL °' ... DMfy """' ,_... Tbe rejuvenated California Surf, in good position for an NASL wild card playo(( berth following Wednesday's come· from ·behind victory over Cal&ary, hosts intra·d1visio·n riva1 San Diego Sockers tonight at Anaheim Stadium (7:30). Ttus will be the first of five re· maining intra·division games for U1e Surf. TSE SOCKERS have won their last five games and with 123 points. they trail division· leading Los Ange les by one point. The Surf is third with 108 poiots. "When you see the playorr pie· ture, every game for us has to be played as if it were the cham· pionship," s aid Surf goalkteper Alu Mayer, formerly with San Diego. Surf coach Laurie Calloway concurs. "Every game is a Cup game now." he said. WITH WEDNESDA V'S 4·2 win over Calgary, the Surf gained ,.eight points. vaulting thein mto the No. 14 positton among NASL team records. Fil· teen teams will be accepted into the playoffs al season's end. Although the Surf has beaten the Sockers twice this year, San Diego is a perennial powerhouse towards the ei:id of the season. "The fact we've beaten San Die10 twice this year d~sn 't give us an edge," said Mayer. "Thty're going ror a divisional Al's Garage; 'tt>ur Denim St0f8 / A. L9\lt ~501~ Shl\nk·b-ftt bosk: denim. 8. Lee Rider. Strolgh' leg denim. C. l9""·fof·Men. s"9k:h denim. 0 CoMn Ki.In. 14 oz. denim. title and we·re going for a playo(( spot so both or us have lO have this game." MIKE STOJANOVIC is o~ reason why the Sockers are hot T he Yugoslavian striker has scored 18 goals and three assists in 25 appearances this season. "You have to watch Mike very carefully,·· said Mayer "He'~ SOCCER fast and has a hard shot. He Clll really put the ball away and the best way to stop him is with man lo-manJ11arking." Tony Crudo, an American de· rens ive specialist. will be the ooe marking Stojanv1c tonight for the Surf THE Sockers will have their hands Cull, loo. Especially with the return of Surf leading scor~r Steve Moyers. After massing three games d11e to a foot contusion. Moyers re· turned Wednesday to score two goals, including the go ahead tally. m less than 40 m inutes of action The finals of the California Surf World games will be hetd tonight prior lo the Surf·Socke.fS game...SOUth Coast will be trying to keep its lead aginsl finalists Mission Viejo, Fullerton, Tustin and Huntington Beach. Action gels underway at 5 p.m. • 1 A well known basic col1on ex blt}t)(j<>Cj tobtic The fObllC IS oJe<Y d 1)!Qbl9 and IS pooulOI IOI all types of garments from INOlk ctolhes to soortsweoi ond evening wear '2 A COCJfSe blue dungaree use<:f 10! WOii< clolhPs ooo•nolly used fOr SOiiors 'NOfk clottwn AL SGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (71 4) 644·7030 ' -·-~ . __,,.....__._.....,_,,, _______ _ "' Thompson fires 62 Olympic hopefuls readying Record round vaults him into lead , OAKVll.LF., Ontario t AP> Leonard Thompson equalled lhe best scort.• on the PGA Tour this <1ea~on with 11 spectacular, nlnc under par 62 that provided t\lm with a four stroke lead Friday after the second round of the Canadiun Open Golf .Cham· plonstup '' EveryUalng went uaclly right," said Thompson , winner of two titles in his 11 year tour career. I T HE HUSK\' 34·year ·o ld I didn't mak<' a bogey, missed on I ly one green and holed a sand wedge s hot for birdie there, I didn't have a "5" on his card • a nd reeled off a s tring or five consecutive ··35" ! It was, by two strokes, the re· t cord on the 7,060 yard Glen Ab· 1 bey Golf Club course that has ' been sharply criticized for lhe relatively poor condition or the fairways by the game's louring pros. "'The fairways were a htlle , long and you have lo play for •J umpers o n ever y s h ot ," Thompson said. "l had a fluffy 1 lie on every fairway shot But what are you going to do? You Yo.ung,C~poni tied for lead DANVERS , Mass. !AP> - Unheral~ed Kathy Young and veteran Donna Caponi wenl on birdie sprees and withstood a record-tying challe nge by Jan 1 Stephenson lo share the lead I Friday at the halfway mark of the LPGA Boston Five Classic. either have to play the shot or pick ll up and go home. · • 1 ju.Ill haappened to be picklni the riJhl club .ind the ball waa bouncing the right way. t hit 11omc itood ishot11 and got some good brenks '' The collection ot s eve n bird.lea and an eagle marked t.he low :score of Thompson's tour career and produced a 36-whole total of 134, eight shots under par. "That's phenomenal," satd Jack Nicklaus, who designed the coune as a permanent home for this national championship. "I can't imagine someone shooting 62 on this course under lhese conditions. It's phenomenal," he repeated. Peter Oosterhuis of England and Lon Hinkle, each with a 69, s hared second al 138. Mark Hayes was next at 139, three un· der par, after a 67 in the warm, sunny weather. By ALMON LOCllA8£Y D9'1y~..._ ...... LONG BEACH -Many Olym- pic hopefuls in t.he 1984 yachUng games will be 1etlinC their first experience o/ ull1n1 over the 1"4 courses when t.he tlrat Pre- Oly mplc Regatta· gets under way here Monday. More thlUl 150 skippers from a dozen countries wiJI start gain- ing "local knowledge" Sunday in a practice race in the oce&.9-' off lhe l..Ong Beach breakwatep( The hard·nose racing will begin Monday with six of the seven Olympic classes compel· Ing in a best six or seven event which wilt simulate lhe actual Olympic yachting games. The regatta is in no way a qualifier for the Olympics. Actual com· petitors in each class will be NICKLAUS, WHO birdied lhe selecled in early 1984 by official last hole for another 70. was Olympic trials in each country. tied at 140 with Larry Nelson Classes which will be seen in and Bob Eastwood. Nelson had a action during lhe coming week second·round 69, Eastwood 71. are the Star, Soling, 470, Flying Bruce Lietzke with a 70, and Dutchman, Tornado catamaran. Tom Kite, 71 , topped the big and Finn. BoardsaUors will not group at 141. compete this year because of tbe First -round leader Phil Han· continuing patent dis pute over cock slipped to a 77 and was at which sailboard will be used in 146. Ma s ters champ Tom 1984. Watson had a 73 and was at 145. The regatta will not only be a Lee Trevino, a three-time win· training vehicle for sailors who ner of this evenl, was 70·144 and hope to be int.he 1984 games, but U . S . 0 pen c h amp David a lso for the support personnel - Graham was 72-142. both on land and afloat -for Thompson said he didn"t know those who will be conducting he was shooting a 62 until he Olympic yachting, according to finished. Mike Schoettle, chairman of the "I knew it was a good round, Olympic Classes R egattas bul l didn't know how good until 0 r g a n i zing Com mitt e e I was in the scorer's tent and (OCROC). , added il up. I thought it was The schedule of events: Sun- Young, looking for her first about a 64." Thompson said. day, 12:30 p.m. practice race; 5 victory as a pro in three years. "Were you s urprised ?' p.m . s kippers registration fired a "best ever" five-under· someone asked. closes; 6 p.m. skippers meeting. • Orange Cooat DAILY PILOT/Saturday. Auguat 1, 1981 NFL takes spotlight Hall of Fame game features Browns versus Falcons lh HOWARD L. HAND\' °'* Dlllt't ........... \ ;/ Followlna are the top soorts events Qf\ TV todey. Ratlnas are: 7 1 11 excellent; 1I1 worth watching; 1 1 farr; 1 forget It. The Cleveland Browns and Atlanta Falcons start down what they hope are peths to Super Bowl XVI In the annual Hall of Fame exhibition football game today In canton, Ohio. The game is a $8llOUt at Fawcett Stadium and wlll be preceded by the lnduc· tion of George Blanda, Willie Davis, Jim Ringo and Morris "Red" Badgro Into the Hall of Fame. The game will be telecast on Channel 7 ~inning at 12 :30 lOday to kickoff the National Football League exhlbl· tlon season. i/ Otherwise, the Canadian Open 90lf tournament on Channel 2 at 2:30 Is the only other live event on the screen today. 12:30 p.m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: Atlanta vs. Cleveland. Announcers: Frank Gifford, Howard Cosell and Fran Tarkenton. The annual Hal I of Fame game from Canton, Ohio wlll feature the Falcons with Steve Bartkowski at Quarterback against Cleveland's "Kardiac Kids." Brian Sipe directs the Cleveland attack that won the AFC Central division title last year. Bartkowski Is he lped by the running of William An· drews who posted over 1,000 yards rushing last year as the Falcons finished 12·4. 2:30 p .m ., Channel 2 .( ./ GOLF: Canadian Open. Announcers: Pat Summerall, Ben Wright, Frank Glieber, Gary Bender and Ken Venturi. Leonard Thompson equalled the best score on the PGA tour this sea~on with a nine-under-par 62 to take a four-stroke lead in the Canadian Open golf championship going into today's third round. Peter Oosterhuis and Lon Hlnkle share second place with Mark Hayes next at 139. OTHER TELEVISION 11 a .m, (5) -WCT INVITATIONAL -Vijay Amritraj vs. Harold Solomon, taped in March at Salisbury, Md. Vic Braden and Cliff Drysdale report. 11:30 a.m . (13) -NASL SOCCER HIGHLIGHTS. 1:30 p.m. (11) -RAINllOW f'UTURITY -The 18th running of the second jewel In the triple crown of Quarterhorse racing, taped at RuldOso OownsbNM. 3:30 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SATUllt AY - Temperel\Ce Hill, 1980 Belmont Stekes wlnnerr Is among the expected entrants In the Whitney 11an-1 di cap, taped at Saratoga, NY. Also: Brent :. Musburger reports from New York with special • features. (7) -GREATEST SPOlltTS LEGENDS -Olympic figure skating champion PeQQv Fleming re. calls her early years as a skater and the steps that led to her Olympic trlump~ In 1968. (34) -fUTBOL -Colombia vs. Espana. S p,m. (28) -SOCCER. 6:30 p.m. (50) -TENNIS FOR THE FUTURE -Coach Vic Braden demonstrates the proper wov to · go to the net and avoid "eating a fuu sandwich." Bp.m. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 9 p.m. (SO) -SPORTS AMERICA -The University of Hawaii plays Brlgham"'t"oong Unlversi· ty in highlights of the ~1 WAC baseball cham-pionships held at BYU. 10:30 p.m. (34) -NASL SOCCER -The Los Angeles Aztecs vs. the Rowdies, taped earlier at Tampa, Fla. RADIO Baseball -Salt Lake City at Phoenix, 6:30 p.m., KMPC (710); Rebroadcast: Sixth game of the 1961 World Serles between the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants, 1 p.m., KMPC (710). (The Dally Piiot Is not responsible for late change1.> USOC hopes to block tour MILAN, Italy CAP> The U.S. Olympic Com· mitlee will try to prevent American rugby groups from hosting a lour by the South African team that could undermine the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. "Ttus is compTMely outside our control,'' said Col. F. Don Miller, executive director of the U.S. Olympic Committee, referring to three games in· volving the Springboks' South African national rugby team. scheduled for New York City in Sep- tember "We can do nothing except talk, and that's what I plan to do when I get home to the United States:· t>ar 67 after Caponi shot a 68 for "Any t ime you s hoot a 62 Monday, 1 p.m . first race; 36-hold totals of 137 at Ferncrort you're damn surprised ." said Tuesday, 11 :30 a .m . second 12 :30 p.m . (4) NBC SPORTS' SUMMER The planned South Afncan visit lo New York has upset black African sport leaders and some l•I j 11 ~I Country Club . Thompson. race. third race to follow. Wed· SEASON -The Pocono 500 stoc:k car race, taped in ,,,.,, ........... ,.\s.~~~-~! .. oMt\·At£-.Lr.a..l...a.N, .,,, ... ·-Ami'·it. easi!y .. ~d ·Wave ~~·;·,..1 ·p,m .... ·lo.w .. Lb racei.,... 7 v ~~J'·~~o~t ~i~c~N~,~~ have threatened an African boycott at the Los • , charg~ to .withi~ o~e stroke at better. He miss~d five times p.m ., competitors paffy at"'se~""" t)orse ~~ow. ta~eat awem~~ey~ ~n~land; aned ao~:. .• w-A.,,.gele&O!)'mp.ui.s, il·Lhe:.rl.IMb.Y tow< gON·aheaC!,.''"' -"'"-"'<I.,.,_ 138 with five b1rd1es and an from 15·18 feet .. faated on anothe r Beach Yac~t Club; T~urs<tay, port on the AIAW national women's collegiate tennis eagle three on the 18th green for pull of about eight feet and had 11 :30 a .m., f1ft.h race ; s1xt.h race championships taped at Tempe Ariz. Miller already has spoken to the U.S. Eastern - Rugby Union , which 1s organizmg the tour. "They were nol very receptive at first, but we agref"d to meet again when we see what happens to the South African team now touring New Zealand." Miller said. a 66 , e qualling lhe women's the ball more than 20 feet from to follow; Friday 1 p.m., seveot.h 12::?0 p.m. 'c28) -TENNIS.FOR THE FUTURE course record on the sun·baked the cup on only two holes. And race; 7 p.m. awards banquet, -Coach Vic Braden di scusses proper techniques for 6,008·yard layout. he birdied both of those . Long Beach Convention Center. the serve . . ~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~---~~~~~---~~~~---~~~~-- 4x8x3/8" FIR SIDING .. SHOP GRADE TEXTURB>" 4x8x3/8" MAHOGANY~ SIDING . s~~5 "SH OP GRADE" TEXTURED 4x8x7I16" PRIME TEXTURED HARDBOARD SIDING s~N5 411 x 8 .. & 12" OC GROOVED 4x8x5 /8" 4" OC GROOVES MAHOGANY SIDING s~15 "SHOP GRADE .. 4x8x5/8" ROUGI TEX WEST FIR SIDING Reg. 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IMfC.NtlW ler11 Va11• liltJfM "91.' .. , ... ~.... °"' ••IMer.CAwa __. .. ~o.cu. =·~.,. -....rt9Mdl.CA...., • ,....._ ... a .. ~....._~'·"" .. i I _, •• T•E l'ARllLl' ClaCIJI by 811 Keane "Con we see your virus, M'"ommy?" •IGGEOaGE by Virgil PJrtch (VIP) -{; SHOE ------ "How WU THAT for effoftlHI grtce?'' Mr\RMADt:KE by Brad Anderson DEN~IS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum • •· ' " - '<. " "Phlll It's ten minutes past Jogging time!" .lt:DGE PARKER ANTl-PO<:r MINES AROONP FIRE MVPAAN'TSI . 000 MUNTIMG SEASON! DOC:rTMPS ! by Jim Davis RELAX.GARftELP. 'r"OO'RE GOINCr TO &OR43T SOMETHING by Ferd & Tom Johnson WH~N TH~Y DON1T HAVS' A 1'1.J~N-OFf BUT'WN >YA <50TTA IMPROVISE . AUNT FRITZI, PLEASE GIVE ME t~.85 . . Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT/Slturday, Augu1t 1, 1981 •• YOU KNO'W I WON'T GIVE YOU THAT MUCH BUT ITS THE AMOUNT OF IOU'S YOU LEFT IN MY PIGGY BANK by Charles M. Schulz EVE14 WITM FOOTNOTES, I POH'T IJN'WTAND A ~ VOV'RE SAVIN6 ... by Tom K. Ryan by Jeff MacNelly by Ernie Bushm1ller c·~--.... ~ 50RE I.JOO CH.I A\X>ID OUR.1 U(:,UTNING BOt..n) 8Q HID/N6 IN A LDOJ-Lc,>tNG Aft.Eli! ' ~ CDllRS€ IF i14EF.E'5 A FLA!:JH FLOOD .~'l..l. NE.ED lb 6€T ~ 7JE Hl&ME!>T ~/Bl.E ~! ~~i~ I ___ __, t. ~=-=- ' 1'A4 f.~Pf!OM '0fttl1'! ~IM.i tlf.lAl.>S~ 11'~ A t&l't "''f fefl ~, rf OCE.~ MDI t¥a~\l.'4 ~~ '$A'f rf'~ A ~1a ~'f ~ '"'~~a~. Y OU PON'"f M~AF'f'A ee H Re! FOFt 9 P CHl!!Ct< .' by Gus Arriola ~I by Tom Bat1uk by Kev in Fagan by George Lemont ............ \ ... e· ' If t' . . , ' .. Orange Co11l DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Augu1t 1, 1981 Frank Sinatra speaks out (a b it) BJ &OBE&T WELLER ....... .._ ..... SUN Cl TY, Bophuthallwana -Frank Sinatra did 1omethln1 he rarely does. He ut down wlt.b a IJ'OUP of reporters and offered a 1Umpae ln· to bb personal llfe. Wtarin& a baaeball cap and 1ltttn1 on the step• of an auditorium sta1e momenta after a re· hearaal. the SS.year-old crooner chatted amiably wllh reporters who had half expected him to bite their heads off. Asked lf he had any immediate concerns bothering him, ol' blue eyes said : "No, I'm very pleased. We've got a couple of grandchildren and I'm hoping for a couple more. l think my life is quite marvelous. J have good friends, good musi- cians. People seem to be appreciative of what 1 'm doing in my work. And J don't think I could aak for any one . . . thing more.'· Sinatra has had many clashes with reporters. During · an Australian tour he compared newswomen to prostitutes. But in the interview here Friday night he didn't even blanche when asked if he was concerned about the political im· plications of appearing, in this South African tribal homeland, which Preioria has deemed an indepen· dent nation. Smiling, Sinatra said, "I play to all people, any color, any creed, drunk or sober.'' Asked why he continued his concert tours, although he already is worth millions, he said : "I like to do it. I mean, I think if I stopped it would drive me mad. I'm fortunately healthy enough, and I just like to w.ork.'' He credited his marriage to the former Barbara Marx for much of his happiness. "It's played a great part in my life. I mean, you know there's a lot of hoopla in our business when you're single. But there were moments when it was too quiet. The moments either in the late night or the early morning when there's something lacking. So that when Barbara and J were mar- ried, I found it t-0 be better." He described himself as a fit 157 pounds, at- tributing it Lo daily calisthenics. But he said he hadn't even considered giving up smoking. "As far as my drinking is concerned..l::.Ye tried to quit 400 times," he added. ~ ~ He said he thought he was singing better than ever, and he kidded that he swam a lot under water to develop his breathing capacity. Asked whether he might retire, Sinatra noted he had tried before and railed. "After a year's lime my kids were on my back, a lot of fan mail. A lot of letters, and my gardener thought I was barking at him too much." He later said retirement would come "if I ""·"'"'" · maww-t.rmt thef~"·w~l'e"'~'rt'8'ttt'"r<)nes" 1n \'lff'Y'· ~<m'(! ""· that were not to my liking, or if I developed a vibratto that kind of wavered, like certain singers, then I would get out. But it wouldn 't be a matter of fatigue. It would be a matter of just how I felt in my throat. What condition I was in. And I think that obviously would come with a~e." "WELCOME, 'ARTHUR'! WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG! ••• Laugh for laugh, the highest octane w it that we've had on a screen for decades." Sheilo hn•on. l.A Tim .. "HILARIOUS! A terrlflcally e ngaging high-spirited screwball comedy." Vincent Conby N.Y Time• ARTHUR'S I RUllWIY HITI A Rollins Jolle Mofla Btezner PrOCIUCllOn Dudley Uza John Moore Mlnnelll Gielgud "Arthur" ........ •·«..-..~ ~·°' Burt Bacharacti Charles H Jotte Robert Grei!nhul ...---0-.. ...,., Sieve Gordon lhemo1ttx'(.'Ut\J1u....c11Cfl J vtri~ nth::'morteio<k M1'(1A"Ucilllfl~ ::~.:::.IDltlH ~ IWfll WiNd~ NHW, flfl ~ !UM #' lfhllt "~~ ~ I\ I 1Hd~' f .... ,.,. ,,.._ T ""''"Arosta R ••tt•te••• ~ -· .. _ · -.... NOW PLAYING ..... •• ' .. u AllANUM El TOllO All.lht•"• Ot1\'I' I I ldd t•t , ... lllYllll ORANG( b79 98'>0 ~' '~Ht .. COSTA MESA fOUNlAIN VAlUY LAGUNA l(ACH WlSTMINSHR Soutn COd'il • olJ•" t/J ,.~ ,, • 1, , 1 't46 • 11 t 1'I N '·,on h, t "1 ~· t ~"'las acct'1lo Riii '"'1 -W•• J[ M•UnH t De lly ., Moat ThH tr .. J ''I love.Zorro!'' 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Name the son of a former U.S. president who's now acting in a TV soap opera. Then name the soaper. s. How about the name of the two-beaded i.nake in the movie .. Resurrection?" 6. What movie actor's face was used as the model for the countenance of the animated Cap- tain Marvel? 7. The term "Murderers Row" was originally associated with what baseball team? 8. Content Delville is a catchy otlaracter name from what stage play? 9. ln the movie "Anchors Aweigh," what was (a) tl)e name of the ship on wruch Gene Kelly and F11tnk Sinatra served and ( b> the medal that each wdn? ~~~~ TRIVIA IOWL XXlll STANDtNOI .. " • ,, .. II .. • .... _., ~-·., ., It. 'TlW~IMJ ~ II 'Ofle ,_,. ,._ Ill II U • Jeflft .__.. UI 1¥1 u, '"'" • .,,., m s . "• """' ~··"" -.... , ..... " ..... .,.._ 10. Bill's course of acUoo wu ratber violent, but he had a blul once he decided to 10 for It In what movie? LHl Week'• Auwen 1. Linda Crista! (name chan1e> 2. Julius (generaJ's chauffeur> 3. 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STEAKHOUSE Now RA RT'S II Sunday Cha mpagne Brunch 10·3 18926 MAGNOLIA FOUNTAIN VALLEY 964-4177 cfl~~\W\~9 1Su~~ . 11·3 P.M. Served on Courtyard 2441 East Coast Highway 673·0120 Corona del Mn The Sunday Brunch Gulde is a· new feature of the Saturday Dally Piiot. For space reservations call: 642-4321 "' ell I• )11 ~I , "' o o a e au a au a c ••• .e. sea ; : a 1 s 3 3 2 2 6 0 • . .. " ... .. .. . • • . . .. . .. • • -Orang Coatt DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Au9u1t 1, 1981 .t\.ctress Cicely Tyson 'break& her self-imposed sileIJ,ie BJ DOLOa &ARCLA Y ........ ..,_.,... NEW YORK All hods turne<t aa the beauty walked by And atared. And 1miled. And lf you looked closely. you would have seen • rtusb or embarrassment stroke the beauty's face. Cicely Tyson, famous actress and public figure, is also a self-proclaimed "pd\tate person" who treasures q uiet moments and discourages autograph seekers. "Hiwing achieved what is reco•nized as a cer· tat n amount of acclaim, you lose a little eomething. You pay for everything," she said over lunch recently "It's the nature or this business to be deprived somewhat But I'm a person who needs to have that little corner in my life. "I need those private moments that ( spend with Cicely or a loved one. I need that. It reeds rne." She paused ror a bite of cold lobster. a sip of orange juice. Walters and busboys took circuitous roulea to gel a closer look "So it's not easy to s it here and let you pry into my business," she said with a laugh. ··1 don't give interviews.'' She spotted a boy walking by outside ~he restaurant window His thumb was plugged into his mouth. "Oh look at that little boy," Miss Tyson said. "He's g~ing to have a mouth JUSt hke mine." You sucked your thumb"" "Yup, until I was 12 ·· But the t th that atra)' outward do not detract Crom the Ty1on face a face that •led almoet a c entury In h e r Emmy Award·wl nn loc performance ais Jane Pittman and contorted with anaulah In her role of former 1lave Harriet Tub· man, who helped acorea eacape northward on "the under1round railroad.'' "Tubman wH harder than Pittman," she said. "Sht> wu very bitrd in terms of . . doing au the physical thln111 she waa reqwred to do. 8ut Pitt· fhon wus such un incredible rllllge -you never get to play someone from 19 to 110." Still, In spite ol the awards and praise, Miss Tyson spends years bet ween good roles · ''There's simply no work today for black BC· tors and actresse11," she said. "So many were en· couraged In the 1970S by the amount of work they were doing But I said at the Ume that in another five years they're going to begin to close the circle and rew ol us. if any, will be included in it. And t hat's exactly what happened. I 'm very fortunate " Unlike mos t black performers who virtually disappeared after the '70s wave of "blackploita· t1on " movies, Mi ss Tyson has endured with suc- cess But she never had to seek work and exposure in the grade·B fiJms that temporarily sustained many young actors Miss Tyson accepts her good fortune without bitterness because bitterness. she says, is all· consuming. "You don't have time to Uunk or plan for ways to escape it," she said. "There's nothing I want more in this life than more life. So whatever 1 have Cicely Tyso11 J want to spend wisely." To spend on perfecting her craft. Running 61~ miles a day. Touring college campuses. Promoting her latest lilm, "Bustin' Loose," with Richard Pryor Mtss Tyson wu born "somewhere" in the Bronx and waa raised on Manhattan 's upper Eastside w1th no inchnalaon toward drama "I wa,s working as a secretary Jn a social service agency and the woman sitting bes1de me was given a gold watch for 25 years of service," she recalled. . • 1 swd lo my11elC .. 8 gold watch ror 25 years or her life"' I was suddenly overwhelmed by the whole thing I pushed myselC away Crom the desk and announced 'I am 11ure God did not put me on the face of this earth to bang for the real of my life on a typewriter.' Then I sat down and finished t yp· ing. There was dead silence in the room." Whal followed was lots of hard work and lots of luck, laced with inner talent. Her stints at tbe Actor's Workshop ull1mately landed her television work m 1963 1n the highly acclaimed but short lived ''East Side· West Side" with George C. Scott. In spite of long work in television and on Broadway, 1t wasn't until her role as Rebecca Morgan m "Sounder" that she zoomed to stardom. She became instantly recognizable for her braided hair, to be adapted years later by Bo Derek in tbe him "10 " Mi ss Tyson would ltke .. to r eturn to the Broadway stage and she's hunting for good plays In the meantime, s he has a three .year contract with Columbia Pi cture!> to produce and direct. and she will be a part of the "Body Human" series on public telev1s1on next season Thus ··blessed with work." she leaves the restaurant and stroll!> along Fifth Avenue. All heads turn ----------.----------- •coSTA MUA COSTA MESA GAllOEN GROVE ORANGE Bristol Hdrtio• wes101ook t. •, ~ 540 7444 631 )'J ' 30 J40' ... •J , ... ANAHEIM Brookhurst 772·6446 ORANG[ Orange Mall 637 03 40 em UA Mov1PS 990 4027 • ORANGE St.id1um O• I~ 639 8770 com MESA UA C1nPma 140 0~94 ·~- NOW SHOWING! I ll TORO Sadcllebal ~ ')81 S880 ORANGE WCSTMINSHR UA (·I~ (1MITI~ UA. 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WE THE UNDERSIGNED. l!\leMlllQ to oroentre --rat• a W•lioMI f)f'Cll>O>•I Is accepted, wlll pn>mptly u &•nil In eccor-• wltll tlw provl1lm" of tlw HllioMI 8-Acl, H •mencMct 1<111• lht conlrect, -urt peyment ot do htrtby INllot -'ltal!on lo the ComP4rotl•r Of Ille C\Wr.nc:y tor permlulon Worllmtf\'S '-""lion lrt1uranu, to or09nlH MIO W•tlonal 8ank, Ind~ n fOllOWI: and furftlSll a wt llfa<lory F•1thf11I 1 Tllll llw ,.,.In offlu of Wld Watloftal ...,. be •-In tlw Jolw> Wayne Perlorrnanc.t 8-In lht •mount of 100 Alroort "'"· In tht City of HewPor'I 8Mch, County ot ~aneo. Stilt 01 percent of Ille total bid price tl>d a c1111orn1a. t..al>or t nd Mat ... 1111 8ond I" the z Tlllt, tn ww ol ll'tference, H id WalloMI a..,,.,.. -ot tlw loltowln9 am-I ot 100 111runt Of -to!.111 lllCI titles FlllST NATIONAi.. BANK 6 Tl'UST COMPANY OP' SOUTHERN prlr:t . CAl..IFORWIA; FIRST NATIONAi.. 8AHI( 6 TRUST COMPANY OF ORANGE WAGE RATES •• "' reQulrtd by COUWTY; FIRST NATIOWAI.. BANK 6 TRUST COMPANY OF WEST COAST. S.Cllon 177S of Ille Calllomla lAbor J. That tlw tOUll <llPll.tlltatl1ltl to be received by MICI Netl-1 8411111 fer U. Code, Ille Owfter lies wterml,.d Ille sllMU IUUed by It be •lloc:ated as follows: .. neral prevaltlllt r•I• of ....... I CaPll•I • . • . .. . . . . . .. . • . . .....••.•......•.•• .a.soo,000.00 U>e locellly In Wllld1 Ille -" 11 lo M Surpl111 . . • . . • • • . . . . . . . ...•.....•••.•.•••......•.. Sl,toO,too.00 perlOf'l'Md. c.ltt of Mid Wllll rtlt Toi•! Capl!Alllullon . . . . . . . . . . . . .••................••.....• '5,000,000.00 dettrmlnell--..,.intel!Md et Ille Humber of SNres to bt Aut110rl1ed . • . •••.•.•..•.••• , . . • . . . . . . • . . . . • its• ofllCet ol lht Owner end.,, av•ll•lll• Humber Of ~H to be I •Uld . . , . .. • . • . ... . . . . . . . . . . .. • • . . . . . IOt.-IAP6fl rtQUHI. 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C«lt., IOt Altl toO the old i.oiM llld 11101n111 HMllnQ m c a111or KTLA II 8:00 -"The Roots of Rock clerMl>d• • ww•: , 'IO'I' 111• <A19 a nd Roll '· Part three or the program in· ... _ ato«• 1t!IPP9d 111 • INTN>CIUCaNQ cl u d e 8 g u es ls M i c k J a g I er. p ll u I the foot oelAf Hoon.a by ~~y" McCa.rt.J'\ey, John Lennon. Ct1<1tiopn.. L• tPett 'Of a TO II AHHOUHCCD ;. INOIP9IDIHT Si\'l l 'RUA' b11aa 'A' .M0\111 ~· ''lllednO taocslee" (117•1 (l6Mvoft Llltle, 0... WllO- er Dlrecited by Met lroou A rllMrOlld -'" Ill tM Old W• MmOlll hell mar. ptCll*r'M INll he °*' llen4te ~ he le appointed ......m of Aocll Ridge, a town pinpointed !Of dlstruotton by • bull· neM fyOOOft 'A' n:Ate MOYll • * "M1my Sundown" ( 1187) ~ Celne . .,_ Fonda -r.tDNIGHT- a:ao 8 (I) ~ tHO e MOYll &AT\JAQ4Y HITWOM NIW8 '-' '"SUNl"91" 118781 P61>1o T ........ _" .......... ~ K CE1' a 9:00 -"The Wa r Against • lhaTMY Ferrel, Hugo Sllglltl -MORNHG - ...... ......., .,._ ,..,,_ rec-Infla tion." Economists Herbert Stein "The Aactno o-. Odd• 5'00 D VOYAGE TO THE Ing •• The Wllllney Hanctj. Agelnll" Joelley SIO Heit.y 8 SATUlllDAY HICM4't IOTTOMOFTMESEA 1:4111 (lrOll'I Sllfll~. N y r. and Barry P. Bosworth :.n in-depth de· decide• 10 lnveatlg•I• l.M (S}MOVIE (fthe ;::J~~c8•empec11 bate on America's dollar disease myale<IOUI ~ ., (SJolnedt-··~~'·G·~1IKHoa1~~ ·e.nnco Biiiy" 11~1 C11111 rOll'l .._..1 , ....cie) the S..bury rlC*lOUfM ..,_ ••• -, ... , Eastwood Sondt1 Locke 8 CMWAT18'T 8l"O«f9 en., lie lrtec>Afebly lrljut• Frtedlnen tAI A I«"* 1noe aai..tnon LEGINOI CID WOW lrom New .le<My rHlllff ON THE LINE -Deborah Cutter and ""f'9ogy Fleming" lllt fiend In e •teeplee:lleM ··A~ G1anttl"' ( 1873) hisdreamolpert0tm•ngin Nathan Roberts will help host "Govern· • MUNOOIWAL -eve..G-8 9 EJOHT• DA~CITVUMITI Ron H-etd, cinoy w ti. a Wlla W"t show PG h L' , , ID UNOEMTAHOIHO ENOUGH John Mc:Euen and lrlend• llama. Four Calll«nl• t-· 5·1a o StON ON ment on t e me. a spe~· I public in-.......... .--e.-oo ew-·-N•""" becon-• ~ , 11 •• t'"""kl · ....,._"'" BEHA • ..,.. ..._ ._.... • --• gether '°' en old·llllh· eo«S ~ 1 n.,, noe • .,, &:30 0 UNOERSTANDINO for mation progra m tonight t 8 on Chan· "Ptychathe<apy"(P•f11J .. --~NEWS •tet .n .. appMrlng In • loned country plc:ltlng -· Qllml)M ol lnnocenc9 on HUMAN BEHAVIOR nel 9 «I ~ D ........ TV com.....d ... 1111<1 Joan. .... ....... hel w ,,,.., hlgll ICf\ool gtlldiie Q) *'"" 000 py•u ••10 * * * •~ ""-nle hu eecond t--1111 alon, ,...e,.'V 1 ' Of".,,.nal 1•-n"""I ,...,.., _,, ....,._ * * * "Sorty, Wrong " ._._,,lemefl P•• • .....,. blend ot t<11dlllonel mutlc: 1 .... -e""' ~ .-u 9:00 0 SEAEHOIPITY C:hlef recall• tntee or ,,.., * * * * . GtHI Expec:ll Numb«" I 1848) B.,bet. ,., Blondee'" ( 10~) Merl· •bout being. car-wom· (RI ··-......... !! !T~M~~ITY mosi aarn>g Hpl()lls in his Hone·· ( 1847) John MHla, Stenwyd<. Burt Lencut., lyn Montoe. J-RuMell 8en. (R)O cc:l MOVIE • • * '"Tiie ~ Tenl'" -..v.. "'" a.teer VeJeti. Hobson B&Md on Atlet OVe<llMrlng • m..i<· • ONCE UPON A ~ON "Sc:hlXoid' (1$80) Kleua (t8711 Pet., Ftnc:h. 5-1 FEEOaACK fD VH<INOSI the ate>ty by Ch¥1ee Dick· der ~. a WOfNn 11 ClA88IC THE~ KIMlll, Marl11ne HIM A Coonety. H05t Fernando Del Alo '1!> VOTER'S PIPELINE ~young boy't Ille I• trac:ked down by Ille lclller "Certle"t W9/" Cetr19, lier Thll W... ~In PfoO'lllYI c:ru ed mutdet., who u-• LET'S ..aQ< Guell Davia Luna "Who Cates For Chll· lnllueno.<1 by • CH> MOVIE bf other NICtt •11<1 friend oft.,...._.,, the opportu· ec:INOtl to O<> -•Y with • 12:50 (%) "r ' ~OF Q) VIEWPOINT ON dren?' enc:ounte< with an ··Atneflc:•n G111t111"" ( 18731 Alben move lo Ille Welall nlty 10 hev. quntlone HrlH of divorced or THE AIR NVTAmON t0:30 O Q) HONG r<ONG peel prlloner Ron Howerd. Cindy Wll· countrytlde ette< be!ng •11-ed by eieoted loc:ll. unh•pplly mettled women t:«> IJ 9CTV ~ ~ OF EARTH ANO MAN PHOOEY./ t JASON OF STAA llam1 Four Cllllotnle , .. n. evec:ueted trom London atate end national otflc:llla ~· e Miiiet lo in edvlc:e NETW0N< lIJ SUMMER SEMESTER 0 AMERICA'S TOP TEH MANO egera get e llNl, noalalglc: during World Wer II (Part 1~1 majot lllUM cOlumnlal ahet eacl\ kill· 8 MOYE ®) IT'S YOUR BUSINESS fJ@) THUNOAAA THE BASE8All TOOAY glrmPM ol tnnoc:.nce on l)IRIQ • THE UNOEAOAOUNO ~ .°!._ * * .. The lnvlllble Men'• Cl MOVIE BAA8AAIAN U THEMUHSTERS their high ecnoor g<lldu•· 61) THEL.AWMAKERS CONNECTION Oi)....,.~ Revenoe•· (t8441 John Trocade•o Blau C11ro11 0 MOVIE Grandpe and ke<man m11. tlOtl night PG" CotrHpondenta Lind• Tf\11 documentary c:hronl-"Allen" (1878) T«n Sket· ~·~Jon 11-" 119781 M1cn1h1I Shor.~ 4:00 0 EVEAYWHE.AE W th t d COii c:IM ti.. poeitlon ol Cnrta---..•~ A Ou 0 • • Tne Nauollty Nin• tllkenly get the Ide• lhll • er • met an .. II IM Ill 11111 tlll. YllopMI Kono Tne * * ·~ .. The Night E..efyn My prey A I ·Y"llr-hes ( 1945) Bud AbbOll, Liiy Is Pfeonant Hosll l•lk:I• POflQe, Rob-Aab«ta JOln Peul Oul<e 10< c:::roti.': n•=u Ar; er-of • ap~olng Came Out Of The Gr•.,." Old boy is smnten with d Lou Cos1etlo A Mlsalulppl 0 MOVIE 1111 W M0tgen Loc:etlon en 119-10-1116-mlnute M>m· ac:rap c:atrle< IOllOW • mya- 1111111 gorl who raGet 1Htb1de r1Vorboat certles genil>lefe. * * * "Geronimo"' ( t9621 Pa~•nt or MHte<a In m1ty of Congreulonel Llnklettet •11<1 M,. Altk· t~"'"·• •""nal to • 111....,,._ ft87t) Antllony Stelfen, 111m al Trocadero ~ unar Solzhenltayn ere -""" ~v ..,,.,_ Matin• Ma_lletll 8;15.,... FIL.MS THAT TEACH c:ard sharks anti e couple Chuck Conno11. K•mala Lagune BMc:h ac:tlvftles IHlured. , edly dead pleMt and, ette< V.1 or naive lravelers ~111 Rebelllng agelnal Illa 8 PEOPLE 1 CID MOVIE ., MOVIE tllll<llng. dllCOller 11\et Ille ~ T)4a 8:20 I)! NEWS Q) THE BASEBALL greed and lyr•nny ol en fm PAEBl!:NTE ··Smo«ey And The Benclll ~ wu a wernlng to ...........-..... • rr;&J/_ 8:30 8 SUMMER SEMESTER BUNCH . lnaren agent, Geronimo "Baqulne 0e LOI Angellt06 11·· (1880) Burl Reynold1. * * ·~ "Springfield Rifle"" lley -•Y "R' ··A GIOwlng Future" A D THAT'SCAT Hos1 JonnnyBencn <ltlciereswarontheUS Negroa·· Thll 8agtltne, a Jeckte Gteuon She<llf (10521 G ary Co~per, @ MOVIE women plant the perfect '1 rrs YOUR BUSINESS &;) GAAOEHING FROM Cl) MOVIE l&lu·bellet end lfedlllonal Buf«d T Justice c:lll1 In Pnytlla Thule< Fetao·· ( 1880) Dom ~ng Pf-I fOf her C1J DAVEY ANOOOLIATH THE GAOUNO UP + * ·~ ·Tne N•ked Jungle'" c:elebrellon •t which nis two lewmen brott.«1 to II) OON'T COUHT THE O.LulM , Anne Banctott A lormtl< boylrlend"a MW Q) SPEAKOVT ~CONTEMPORARY 11954) Cheriton HMton, ltlenda and relellv" ol a •lop a re11<eo bootlegger. CANOl..ES po<tly compul81w Mte< bride. Cl) ROMPEA AOOM HEALTH ISSUES Eleenor Parker Bllliona of dec:eaMd bleck Puerto the Bendit, from trantp0<1-A Mnllll"9 MUy on ~ng llnda lhet nothing c:en 8 A0aC CONCERT S> CAPTIONED A&C 1l:OO 8 ()) TARZAN / LONE soldier enta lnvllde •South Rk:1n c.hlld dance l•I• Into ~~ 1 baby eteonanl "PG' produced by Lord dempen hie d"'re ror food G.-11; Peter Allen, Chuck NEWS RANQEA American pianlatlon the night lo enure the CSJ MOVIE Snowdon fOf CBS In IOM unlH i.. felll In IOlftl. 'PO' Berry. The Bebya, Elayne m OF EARTH ANO MAN 0 Qt J<>t4NY QUEST fZi) MAGIC METHOO OF ascendence ol the child's ""f •ndlelhoe" ( 1877) Jodie portreytng the dllterenl 1o-..ao !?, ~OF THE ~ VOICE OF 0 WCT TENNIS OIL PAINTING soul to heevan, l11tures Foller, Oevld Niven A ways people ct.II . wltll ......,...., _, \41 ---·~ AORICUL TUAE s2oo,OOO Meryiend lnvi "Spring Scene' «iglnal u l .. music: by Wlf. lomboy ltom the'''"" ot gr0W1ng Old la rebtoadcut ""Evil Stlllkl Tiiie HouM * * * * "'Gt•et Expec:te· ~ MAKINO IT COUNT tallonal' Vriay Amrllra) vs ~ INTROOUCING lie Colon Los AngelM lnherlla a and updated Mlulng gOld coont end e Ilona'" ( t847) John Miiie, QtHOT FUDGE Harold SOiomon BIOt.OOY 61) UNOEASTANOIHG tetteted Brllllh .. tete ·o Cil!l IOOCER MADE IN looM p1p1 bring Ille den· Valerie HobM>n Bued on 7:00 fJ DUSTY'S fJ @) WEEKEND ·Basoc Genet.ca•· HUMAN IEHAVIOA 0 MOVIE GEAMAHY g«OUI lilu•tlon to• nua lhe story by Cl\arlel Otclc· TREEHOUSE · SP£CIAL C MOVIE "'Psychotherepy (Pert 2) ""No Oepoalt, No Relurn·· Czec:N>llovalue vs HOI· Tom trapa Stolces tJeclc ent A young boy·e Ille 1s 0 3 THE FUNTSTOHES My Dear Uncle Sherloc:ll Anlm•ls Are Beeulltul QI TENNiii ( 1876) Oevld l\tlven. Detten land Petanc:e) In • room tullng deeply influenced by • v· t•I II I• I I I I 0 PACESETTERS A ll·year-old boy uses his People ( 197!>) Ooc:umen-"Well• Fergo Open·· McGevln The cllll<lren of CID MOVIE wrth poiaonous gH. HOii· Chance ~nle< w1111 an Host Ray eonzales ~owera ol d~ ctllle res-Hlry CrHllJret ot Alrl£41'! ~ CMEAnA8 • neglec:11ve parenla decide ""The Great Sen11ril'.' f,1g,7~\, 1 , , '""IP~~~~\•'~• , . ~~ l>f.~v" ,., , 11 ~~·w....O~'SOK~.$,_ ......... \Wt•• 's'~1'~"'iovsil~11~~~1f'1,vM',\·~dVhtt•-r9·~"'f1r'h!ilf'-.......__ ~eggy~lis>l&NIUted!M:lt#o'(I"" 11.~ito''it·~·~'rnt1dtia)r.'#'/~\·NW.\"'1l~Y''11<tV¥f('.'"'llif*iw'·"Y'""'" "'°cP~rl 4 ot 51 ·""~l0i°'C8'IM:Wlr' '"' . ' ;,.., ,....,., ,._..,,..,,_.1 '' 0 HOT FUDGE In 1118 hometown tR) neturll h8blt•I 'G' --;Ji!SC'omedy .. two swing-ping to get some •llenllOn Oennef A rough.end· In ti~ ""Smokey And The Bendit Q) TEEN SCENE m CAA CARE CENTRAL 1:.20 0 NBC SPORTS 1ng couples c:heal on one "G' , • tMdy Marine COfpt officer 11:«1 C1J (!IQ! If'" ( 19801 Bun Aeynoidt . fD YOGA FOR HEAL TH fil) JULIA CHILO ANO SUMMER 8U8()N enother with aec:n other"t t:IO 8 G ())Qt NEWS l•cu domestic: oen tea MEWS Jac:&i9 Gleaaon Sherill '1!> OF EARTH ANO MAN COMPANY NA SCAR Pocono "500"' spouse_ MARY TYLER MOON: wtMln he tries to 1""90N hla 8 KENNY l!:VSIETT Bul«d T M llc:e calla In (I) l'V~ LOOKS AT '1!> CONTEMPORARY stoc:k c:er race. Royal 4:15 0 MOVIE 8ll T~8 m1Uter; ld .. la on hla taml· V10EO at.ow hla two tewmen brOl,,_.. to l.EAIUHNQ HEAL.TH ISSUES H«M Shaw (from Wemb· "'0..lh Tra1n·· F'AMIUES TOf.tOAAOW'S 'Y "PG' Gu11ta Moody Blu11. llOC> a retired bOOllegger. $MOVIE C ISAMMY'SSuPEA T· ley Englen<I), A,I AW ~30 G MOVIE ""9C>6 ° ClJ WOVIE OevldE.uex the8encl1t,lrom1tenapon. • * • Ransom C 1956) SHIRT Neilonll Women's Collegl· * * * "BendOlero" ( 1868) '"The Role 01 Other a" ··on God I Book II"' ( 1880) G MOVIE Ing• ltbv elephent "PG' Glenn Fora. Donna Aeea In a 1an1asy wo11<1 ol med ate Tennis ChemplOnehlpt O.en Mertln. Jl'™tl SI-· 61) VIC BAAOEN'S Geor~ Burn1, Suzanne * * "The Atth Dey 01 1: 16 (Q) MOVIE When hos son IS ~Id· sctentlsls, a boy believes 8 ttrom Tern~. Ariz.): Pt<A art A m•n plait to help his n NNIS FOA THE FVTUAE Pleshetta. When lhlnga go Peec:e" ( t972) Rlc:har<I "Nik.a C•me The Streng- napped, a weallht bu~> m&glc: l·shlrl will nlllp lllm Full Contac:I Karete Cham. convict brother and Ills ""The Voti.y·· Vic: Braden wrong. GOd cell• on • little Johnson. Franco Nero ., .. neuman must decide win a rllce plonshlps, Pro Soll bell gang eaca~ by dlagulllng help• vtewera overcome gjrl to be hi• lltlhly eulll· m TALES Of' TM t:ao 0 AOCK CONCERT whether 10 jally lhe ransom S WOALO ROLLER wllll Ille Ctnc:lnn•ti Suda hlmMll ••a hangmen the rear 01 going to the nel ant "PG" HAUNTm GuH t•· El10111c: Light or wotk wilh lhe pOloce 0tSC0 04AMPIOH8HIP 1:30 8 Cl) 30 MIHVTES Sil THE NEW VOICE durlrlg a volley 1111<1 aem. 0 MOVIE ""Evil Stellca Thia Hou111•• Or~t11. A THte Of 7:30 B MARLO AHO THE Tai Bao11onie end Randy D F-"'OOf> ··se11111 Wrep-Around"" onatt1IM wnet 10 do OtlQ ··Smalley And Tiie Bllll<lll Stoic•• (Jeck p8 1enc:e) Honey. Poco. Jonn Tete. MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE Gordner 101n noat Skip O'Rourke. Agarn 111\d p.,. Mrs C.mngton, Mr Morll youoe1tnere (R)O II"" (1oe<l) Bun Reynolda, t>ecom. tr11PP9d In the Wel10i9ney0osco '1 BIG BLUE MARBLE Stepnenaon as len couples menter try to slop 1 ttain Ind Ille •l•lt ol "The N-(t.) MOVIE Jacicle Gleaaori Sh«llf lllme ol thll t>oga and mull • MOVIE C1J GIGGLESNORT horn a1ound 1ne worla robbery 111a1 c:ould coll VOlc:e"' celebt1te a sue;. ***'It Btlg•doon' Bul«d T Juetlc:e c:alll In depend on Dody Slmpaon "* ""0..lh Smites On A HOTEL com~te 101 the lllle of O'Rourke Illa saloon cesstul yeer by gOlng out ( l9!>4) G-Keoy, Cyd hr• two lawmen brothe<a to lo ..... hi• Ille Hos1eo by Mur<le<er" ( t873) Ewa Q) UP AHO COMING world rollef d1tco c:hampl· Q) HOASERACINQ to dinner and remlnl9cing Cllerlua Two friend• llop • retired boolfegger. Cllrlatopner Lee (Part 5 or Auhn. Kl•u• KlnllCI Q) INFINITY FACTORY on HIGHLIGHTS about some rnemo11ble stumble upon Brigadoon, 1 lhll Bandit, from tranapot"t-5) (S) MOVIE fil) VEGETABLE SOUP 11:30 0 @THE FLINTSTONES 0'Ralnb0w Futurity'" ttvente village In the Scollllh hlQll· ~ • b41by eieptlen1 'PG" 8) DANCE FEVEA "The Tin O.um'~1878) ~ OF EARTI-4 ANO MAN fJ @) AMERICAN fE) THE GAMMAS AAE 61) UHOEA8TANOIHG landa, ....n1c:n comes to Ille 1:15 (Z)QNEM•8COM Celebtity jUdgee: Thelme Oevld 84nnett, .. ngeta '() KIDsWORLO BAH08TAN0 COMINOI HUMAH 8EHAVIOA !Of" a a1t>ofe dey ev«y 100 t:30{C)MOYIE Ha...1on L .. Merr-ther. WIN<ler A ame11 t>oy wltll C MOVIE OJ SOUL TRAIN m tNTROOUCING ··1nterpe<aonal Attrec:uon·· -r-L ··Anlmala Ar• S..ullful Fted Wtllerd Guut unueuel ~·or P«C-c>- An1ma1s Are Beeulllul Q) NASL SOCCER 810t.OOV' ~ IAMMrS 8UPEA T. (%)MOVIE P9Q919'" ( t07SI Ooc:umen· L..-e O'Mlllley toon r.,..:ta po111tca, !lumen People (1975) Ooc:vmen HIGHUOHT8 ONA Ana <>eoes· SHIRT ··so~e In Time·· let)' C<M turee Of Alrieen • UP POMPBf oompenjon1111p and - l;iry Crea1ures ol Alricen fD AOMAGHOLl'S 2:00 fJ t<J06WORl.D In a ,.,,,uy WOf1d ol med ( t880) Chrl•lopl>er R-. wildlife ete _, Ill lheif Frenllte Howetd tek" ut adllftllood end wana.ra wildhle are -n in 1ne1r TABLE (Al Andy Feinberg tn11r11lew1 aclent1a11. •boy believes e J-Seymour ObMINd N lur., habit•!. ·a· on 1 ribald tour ot Pompeii eOou1 1119 country during neturet habllet 'G ~ C~MPORARY Judy Lendet1, °"* ot the meglc: l·Slllrl will help him with the porttall of • t91h· 4:00 9 ()) MOVIE bel«• II• 111-teteo tut the tumulluoua reen ot 11:0011(1) TOMANOJERRY HEALTH ISSUES stars on "BJ And The 'Wlnarace centuryec1resa.em0dern· ** "'A ~ Atneftc:.n deya (Pvt 4) lhe NUI regime. tMlleM/y 0 ~GODZILLA Bear", I report lrom A.atro Cl) MOVll! day ~ VOfl< pleywrlght Hero·· ( t878) Bt1an Den· Ci) 80UN08TAOE binging e toy drum "R' 0 THE RIFLEMAN -AFTERNOON-W0tld 1n Houston. Texu. '"Rough Cut·• (19801 Burt u ... hypnosis to ttlvei nehy, FortHI Tuc:lcer "'Eddi. Rebbltt And Bobby 1:44 0 NkC NEWS fJ @ ) PLASTICMAN I on thaOr newest ett11ctton. Reynolds, Liiiey.Anne b8ck In time and meet her IJQI BJ AND THE 9EAA Bare" (A)O 1:&a CID MOYIE BABY PLAS t2:00 8 CIJ FAT Al.BERT Thunder RI-a man-Down A Brllllh soc:lallle "PG' g A0a< SHOW 81ZAAAE V "'Buc:lcllone County Pt19· ~* M~:1~ Miss (t9381 fl ~~~!~~CE m1de wMewa111rnver :: :,'"~~~;t,=--::: 7:«1~8EAACHOf'... Hosl: Nell Sedlka G.-te Jonn Byner NM>WS you on·· (1878),~~lby, Sien Laurel Ollllttt H11dy 0 WILO, WILO WEST : ~~ISL.ANO haOp her stHl $30,000,000 " Explorer-a" Adem end the Alltt. XTC, :;;:: .~en::. :.':::' :;:;; = ":'h ~':'"~ Two men set OUI nn e m MARCUS WEL8V, ESPANOL In diamond• "PG' I I ~ ~ :y ~ l~he cJ!;"~ than •nythlng you·w....., locatif>g eecaped c:onvlc:I• romantic: Alpine adventur11 M.O. '1!> INTAOOUCING 5:«1 I) AMEfUCAH LEOENO Sperka. M en In lh•H apec:lll Is lremed l0< • Crime ,,. m MOVIE fil) SLIM CUISINE BIOt.OOY AOV£NTURE "'JemH Brown·· Hoal. ·-L0V£ IOAT enc:0<1 pr-tetlon1 from dldn"t COt!lmll and la Mil· * * * * Tiie Lady Van. T "'White Weter R tnn J O • IUIO th Sh t i Bl he Beef Ana Veal Show" "Clusllk;atton•• unn ... , .,,,.. erren. ..,. TALES Of' THI! • ow me 111rre teneed lo a PflllOll le<m ISMS 11938) Mlc:heel m COHfEMPORAAY ()) WUTEAH Rogue River"' Rubber t•lt· G WILO, W1l.D WOAU> ~ llbrery 'R' Redgrove Paul Lukes HEAL TH ISSUES OVTDOOASMAH Ing down the glent replda OF ANMAl8 "Evtl Slllllca Thlt HOUM' (%)MOVIE ~ (C) MOVIE Dlrt1Cte4 by Allr!ld Hitch SB>uallv· Transmttled (S) MOVIE ot ti.. Rogue AIYe< In "Elephenl Kingdom" Tll•• ··Pretty Beby"" (1878) Keith •• t8oo·· (1 877) Robert c:oc:k An elderly En9h,h· Grenta P .... Oregon Stranded l•t~t VIII-C adlM Br h•~~ DeH Ger na.. .. d woman disappear$ ltom • Disease. * * * '"The Aspheh Jun--BIONIC WOMAN la • porltlyal of the w .... of ton 10 Ille Stmpeon houM en , OOk• ..,.._,, 110. etd .._.... oeu European express ttain ~BASEBALL TOOAY Ole ( t850) Sterling Hey· -wltd alephanll wnlc:h ete llnd Ille own«e not u ... A World Wet I photoOfa-S.......ty yeets ol lt.u.tl Q)El)REBOP(A) C MA.SEU<IE den,JamesW11t1m0<e The IJ MOVIE c:apt1Kedllldthenltalned. llyoverrunu tfleylhought, phetdecldMtomarrytne •oc:lal end polltocel ~ WAm NO FOR A Two spitned cfllldren try lo police are beltled by e • * * '"0-0ey. The Shtth ID Qt LAWRENCE WEU< Ind atrange nol.-coming ~I daughtet Of 1 Cl\8fl9IS ._,. _, tllrough REASON solve a mystery with tlle c:rimlnel mHtermlnd's Of June·· (18581 Robert "Baclcetage With Lew-from the ettlc:. Hoeted by proall~I• In the "'Red the eyes ot two unlikely 8:30 B (I) BUGS BUNNY / help ot a ap1r1111<1 seal hell·mllllon-dottar robbery Teyto<, Rlc:herd Todd -~1~· Well<'s Muak:al Fam-Chrlatophet L ... (Part 1 of ~~~na~~t.rlci" of New 2-..IO 81>ee1=•· 'A" AOAO AUNNEA ~ l THE PHANTOM 0 MOVIE ID MOVIE 51_ O ~BATMAN ANO THE EMPIRE * * * "Mcllntoc:kl" ( 18631 ·~ "Survive!" ( 1876) Pablo IOUD GOU> 811 THE WAA AGAINST 1 i::!IO 8 a.AAHA8Y JONE8 z-.211 e MOMCAMIE & WISE SUPER 7 Thll Shadow 0 1 The Jolln Wayne , MaurHn Ferrel, Hugo Stlgllll. wnen H<Mt Dionne WerwlCk 1Hf'\.AT10N 1J IATUADAY NtOMT Eric pleya • vampire looll.· U RAT PATROL Eagle 1cnep1et 8) O'Hare A a.Ute b•ron • chertered 114-c:.rtylng Coho11· H111y Chapin Economiate H.,ben Stein LIVE Ing '°' • hOtel room befat• fJ ~ HEATHCLIFF ANO 12:20 a NBC SPORTS lrles to llendle 1 group or 45 memberl ol e rugby Guetll Holly Stanton. Ind Barry P. Boewot1h join Hoel St-Martin. Gw.t dawn; Eric and Ernie mike DINGBAT SUliolMEA SEASOH dlagrunlled lndlana and teem autlea In lhe 1now. Cetole Bayer Sager, Sin· !loll Barry Seretln Ill an In-Kinky Frleclman (R) • mu9'cll Comedy numt>et .,... OETTIH' OVER NASCAA Pocono ··500·· cope with a fiery. deter· covwecl Anda. the 16 ,..,. tene. Oelben McCllnton, depth debele locutlnn on 8 MOVIE out of '"Slout-Heuted Eil) LIFE AROUND US stock c:ar race. Roye! mined wlle at the aame vlv0t1 turn to c:.nnlbellam Manhllttan Trenster, Char-lhe 1._ 01 Atnefk:a;;dol· * * * "'The ln\llslble Man Man " Horse Snow (from Wemb· time to o«>llln food lie Rk:ll, Johnny Rlve<a, 1 di ~turna·· ( 1840) c.dflc: 2:30 • MOYIE m WRITING FOA A I E I dj 2·.30 fJ ()) ,. ...... ,.,,. .... ......,., ... ••TT•............ The S"'nnerL ar ... M •• why It 11 hap-* "'Atttick Of The Robote" REASON ey ng an , AIAW ..,.,_.,.,."..,...en .., .... 1.C01..,, -,.. penlng. hOw 11 begen, who Hardwlclle, Vlnoent Price •t:OO -VOYAGE TO THE Nalfonal Women'• Cot1eg1. Cover•ge ot Ill• tlllrd GALACTICA ..., AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 18 fHl>OOllble end whet I ~ HfEW8 (1866) Ed<lle Corttlenllne. BOTTOM OF THE SEA ate Tennis C1111mptonahlps round ol play in this golf ··curae 01 The cyron1•• "The Songwriters' Enc0<e hope Americans heve '°' ,_.,.,. FrancolM Brion fJ @) FONZ ANO THE (ltom Tempe. Artt ); Pl<A tournament (trom the Glen Ate engulfll lhe Get.ac;tlca, With WNtlt Nelson" ii.. tuture. touo OOlD Q) ..we HAPPY DAYS GANO Full Contac1 t<ere1e Chem-Abbey GOit Club In O•k· destroying 111 c:r09 end '11) IU8INES8 G 8PORTI AM£AICA H<Mt: Dionne Warwtc:k ~llO 8 ~Miii! & W181! Q) QUE PASA, US A ? p1onshlps Pro Solt ball Yllte...._ Onlarlo). maklrlg II neotlMry fOf' EXCHANGE ""WAC B•Mball Cllam· Colloi t· Herry Ch•pln Eric end Ernie dl8CU11 fil) NOVA with the Cinc1nnah Suds D OlUJOAH'I ISL.AHO Adama. Apollo and Sier· ()) '1ltE MUPPET& ptonstllpa· Bngham Young Gueita Holly Stentort, 11\elf buya at a 11911111 food m WRITING FOA A t2.30 8 IJ:: ORAi( PACK ID MOVIE buck. lo ...,di I« food on G.-t Wally 8oeg Va H-llli·· Carole Ba~ Seger. Sen-l lOfe and then lhop I« REASON OUTOOO w~~ANN * •• "Khartoum .. (1866) :...hOs~~· ~ITHA•I• RT'.!_~VWOOO (Z)MOVI( tene, Dell>«\ Mc:Cllnton. ~ •t e llngerle (e ) MOVIE ,....., Charlton Heston. Leurenoe a11 " .,_ '"Rough Cut" ( 1880) Burt Manh•lltn Trenef.,., Char. lto.-e * * •" 'Brrgadoon John Fabian ta~es you to Olivier Generel Cllarln Nottlnghem -Forell vs_ <.a:l NUMEAOUNO Reynolds. LH ley-Anne ii. Atoll. Johnny Rt.,.,.., S.'009!'!.._..:WS 119541 Gene Kelly. Cyd Oc:ean Snores, Washing· G0<don defends 10th·cen· ~nderl•nd 7:to8HottTH: 81!u<l._2~n Down. A Brllleh eoclaltte The Splnnera. (%)-....~ Cnerisse Two lrlencla Ion. the razor c:l11m capitol tury Sudan lrom the len•ll· ~ UHDEA8TAH04NG • _.........,,.. fur" an lntwneOonel ,_....... 9 llf.ACHl!A IOMS "Soln*Wtler1 In Tll™t"' 1 8 d or the worla, 10 Fort Hall c:aJ religious teed.,., the HUMAN BEHAVIOA 01191: Gladye Knight. thief ou1 ol reur-t 10 ( tHO) Cllrlete>pMr Reeve, siumt> e upon riga oon. 8 Indian AeM_Ne In ld•h9 10 Mehdi , "Soc:lel Groups·· I F'AMll Y FEUO help lier 11aa1 ....... ,000.000 (I) MOV1I! J-Seymour Ot>eeeeed vlllege in ihe Sc:o1t19hhlgh· anall lnd1an rodeoendv1s-f11 OUEP""''" U"'.A? ()) M0A08°H HOU.VWOOO In"'-.... 'PO-:' ***'A "'Midnight Cow· wtt11ti..por1r.,1 ot e Ultfl. lends, which CQfnes to Ille ,,_., ... ...,..., .. ..., v_ • ...,.,.... boy'" ( ~,., ns w>1h some ol lhe tutesl ··Farewell Pirtv•• A~ of ~-MOVIEHEwi ..__ -..-9 ~ ......... t ..... ) Dustin Hott· oenlury 9Cl,_., modern-'°' • s1ng1e day eve1y too •• , -........ T'S ·-....,.....__....... JonV~ T guns In the west mlatllken Identities c:au--""" Hoet· Nell Sedelie Gll9tt men. ....,..1 wo born dey New YOt1l playwnght rsr~EATEAS fJ (!]) WIDE WORLD OF LulM and Cetidlld to tlllnk ··9edtu>Ot>a And Broom· HAl'PIN9«ltt The Cllllh. Devld Bowle, '-" hullllng to~ In uMI hypnoele to tr ..... p C SPORTS lhll Adele Penu hu di.cl allele a·· ( 1871) Angela When Rerun bofrowt hla Prince, Blue A"""", Thin New Yorti City di~ btc* In Ume Ind meet"« eggy ass '1 lt>&lured In live COll9fllQll ol the Hell or '11) INTAOOUCING L.anllbury, Oevld TomNn-l>fother-tn-i.w·a car with· LIU)'. ..,,.... their need '°' HCll other 'PG' this comedy 81 two Awing-Feme g11me be1-...n the llO\.OQY ~. Oufl"" w~ld War II, a out permlaalon lo Ilk• R•f • T"' -,.. -too 1111. a: ta I Niwa 1'1g coupl11s chea• on one ...... • · .,, ~ end Dwa --...,.... '""' enother with each ottier·s Atlante Felcona end the "Theofy Of EvOiutlon" nov1c4 IOfcr«eae and ..., yne to • IP0"1• HAUHT!D 9 MOVIE a:tO MOVlf apouse . Cleveland Browns (ltom CC) MOVIE three young IYlenda NI off event, the cer 11 llde-""E\111 Stelk a Thia HouM" * • 'h ··Far Hortzoni·· * * "II HIPl**I On ""'" 8:30 Ba DAFFY DUCK Centon. Ohlol •• * "Heidi"" (1865) Ell•· fOt ~ lt land wtler• fWlped by • hit.and-run When Stoke• (Jeck (1056) Charlton Helton, Avenue" (11M7) O\er1N IJ]) AICt4lE RICH I Q) M188ION: M11la Slnghemmw. Get· 111• intend • to 1 .. rn Aoti.Royce. Pelenc.) ln .... tJoetw Ille Fred MecMurr•y. Two AuOQlle. Gell Storm tOOOeY 000 IMP088t8U! trand Mlllermeyr. A lltlle enough ebout wttcllcratt ro ID MAQC METlfOO Off 1trange no1Me from Ille frontleremen pwy the &:ao . MOYIE G LAUAEl ANO HAAOY 8) VIC 8AADEH'8 Swlte Oii' ie tlken from '* ~ 11 aoelnll the Nuls. 'G' Oil ,ANTINQ ettlC, lie dleco\'WI e ~ louielMe Terrttory atttr 111 ··p~ TOWf'I" ( 1842) e CAL.ENOAA TEHNl8 F'Of! THE FVTUAE mounteln home In 111e Alpe • .-e , .. .i.-r,..... _ ,_ .. "Sunrtee Al The snore·· ritual and a blierre _... pura-. Vlc:ior MclAOltrl. EClmond tr.\ "'The s-·· Vic Braden ~hefCINIMA800M111n1 to lhe c:lty .__ .,_,...,,. ''""" .,."'"" (I) IN~°"-· nc.. HOIMd o... ,. ........... ~ '9 TIHNI 0·9r1en. A ecien111t .. ~ e ...i. WfWTING FOA A "E~ From Terror·· A "Mer'llyn Monroe" vr .....,.,.,_ ·-MASON teplllQM bad Imagery In ...... ~ ~ ,. ..... -. .. y-. .phet ..'!9..:.!!'_::1 2 Of 5) "Wella Flfao °'*1" hard time Q9ttino .iong 1 .......... 1(1) POP""'"' serving with winning fOfll). '"'-....,,._ he41tt•warmlng •IOty Of • ..,,.,-.,.,......,.. """"''....,... • ....._ ~ .......... ~ with Ille IOI-1 -... '""" Qt THE JETSOH8 (RIO "Somewflete In Time·· Soutll AIMl'lcen otter end ~~The Town" "FrOll'I The Fury Of The uu ....,,.,. plllnt at which he 11 e.,;:. ... ,...,...,E AND MA .... IET 61) COHTEMPOAARY ( t080) Chrletopher ~. llOw ttlle l*90Nble '"4· I.WI,_,,.,. N«lhmen'" Tiie w,i.v. •·-.· "'The 8tun1 Men" (IMO) a ......., "" mel .... _,, t ... __ "No ............ , No "-t•wn" -~ ,..... ,._.., O'Toote, St-.,_,,.. '.--L.AUREl AHO HARDY HEAi. tH 188UES J-Seymour. ObMUed ........ o a '""'-' ..._., ,,. -Clev•1;81ed Et..WOPt • the ,,.. _,,. .. HOGAN'S H8'0ES "CenW The Modtlfn Pia-with the po<tratt of• ttlfl. ~. (t878) Dllvld N"'9n, D«rtn Oen1tfi Vllllnoe MCeted-.. bACll, Wenttd by ,,,. * *\i "The femit" (t"3) ., MOVIE oue·· oentury llCtteu, •modem-1.-we MeOaW.. The CINldt9n ot after City "°'" ,.,. -;~ pollc:it, • dla1urbed Viet· 8ofll Kwtoft, Jo Nlcf\ol. ,. • .... "'The Dirty GllJM"" MOVIE oey New YOl'lc playwright JULIA CNlD ANO neglectlve patenll dedde ~Africa. (A)Q ll8ITI ..,...,an ttnd• an eon. (t0881 Henry FondL AOb· "Oeedman°1Floer··o · \119 h~ to tr..... ~~or~ .. ·--·· ~=-_,ttlett~_!klntonec>-(D)MCWIE :.-::..,. ~ wc:i:::: ~(l).rNNV trt Ryen An Anlatioan (%)MOVIE ~ It! lime and mMC '* (J) ~ ~ :0·.., ...... -·-... ent "Oiofta" f1NO) Oel'8 Row-:0 ~ lllmed. 'Pl' Jofwl tyiw JflOWt you CHANNE a.'00• MOV19 KOTTIR l:OO. 1NOe leftdt, Jofln A~ A \Ml ...,..,. tNr1Q9 "'""""!Mn tNttl, L LISTINGS •,. '* "Selror eew.,... I!-and Turil Ilk• on e '°"'* OU" moll --.. • • * "High Pleine WO-ttllrt .,., Md un1er .na UOYll liai .. _ _...__ 1•1 tlle p rotec to1 ol en °'1fter" 11 .. -1 ............ •-c. 1f1M ~ ,ou'w...., 8 K.NXl 1CBS) LO!. Ang,..h,•., II KNBC 1NtiC1 lo~ Angc1p.-, D KiLA 1lnd 1 Lo<, AnQPle., • KABC lV 1 ABC1 Lo~ Anot>lt.•<; il' "rMB 1cas1 s." 01~~a 0 t<HJ· TV (Ind) Lo!l A nQ!'lt'' a:01 t<CSl IABCI Stln Diego • l(TIV (Ind 1 Lot. Ange rec. I t<COP TV ( lnu 1 Los Angflll'~ KCE T rv 1 PBSI Los l\nqt>tes GD KOCE TV 1P8S1 Hun11nq1on Beac:h (t852) Dean Merlin, J«r; ::':. "Roll, F-...., Roll" ..;::,.:.";:;•' " OfpflMed f.y9er~ Puef• ,,,. '""'"' ~ Men In theM ~lei lftle. Ulcl,_ leaM to IHI ,_,,, ..,,_ -to -..~ ,__, ... --wood, Verna lloqft\. A -,..... ......... I (181') TIM COftway. Jen MANDML.LANDlHI --_.-VJ ,,_ MtNle8e 11r----.. .,_..~!One lfom ..... ... .......ou ""*' • '"•-tct .._ --....._.. -... -·-.... ... I rnadeeip II* of Murrey. ~~ -""' --......,. "'8~,....,.of e ,.. nOWltlle •lu rre r~ Ou.lt ,,...~ .. INllloft lie _..... lit a .............._ .__ •eiy. "'tndtd MtHor'I oo on a:;)llM.-. · _..,. .. " .. · ~............_ ..... ....__."_..'°..... • 1ee14, T..o _........ ~...._(A) --,..... .. """""' 08llt lllflldl '=M lltCMI • ~ ..,....-Gtlllclten(Jylo •Cl>---Cl>NOUITOM•~ .. _.___ -.--*** ''Ttle D.I." C1M7l _,... i10f¥9 e ~ Wllfl ftlt ,,..,_,._. ~ .__ IOI .._,,, ,__... ........, .............. ,.. .............. ••• "The~ OMe" ..., Of............. 9'0QC,.. "°"1. --...... -(1161)-.,~. TO!IY <BJH90~.....,_ "A ,.,_..To lni-ioe" My ~ "°"' tllle (l)MCMI UO(l)lltCMI Cur1ie Aftw a ~ MM Ml ·~•Id N .... OOlllMI HGM1NellS.0.L0....: !.._-t!..OO!Ndy ......... ~ ''He~ Yov'l'W Aaone.. ''Otl 0.-... I'' ..... and a wMe "'*' INdlled a The 1Mott ... l tMI ,_, ...-._ • (1NO) Don ecwdlno. Celt· Oeorlf ....._ ._,... Jtny .. 8lld A""9 Wofldef, The '°"' .... Ill........_ !In O'....,_,, A pe,dMM6c ,......._ .._ .... .. toe-tlW by' t1'e Wl'lete ..... ---.. --··~ ~ ""'"*-..... ..,,.._ .......... ·-_..,. "°"'. °""" ~ ........... end ..,,. ~ .... ,..,. -..... ..... ··-....., ""** .,.,.. flllNda __..,. -.. .. ...... -.....,. '°"" lAMeft. ~· W'OU1'9 lllt•• .. -. ..... -·. -.......... Of MCll oet...._ Ioli Ofllotlll..._ 0...-... The flt t 1-. ,._,. .._,._. .....,.. IY _, ~ ....... -. 'N ' I'-' .-·a ,,_ • ..., W ,._ ..., *-14 ...... •(J)Clmt?UN • I I I j .. . . . ' . . . . . " 0 OrengeCoutOAILYPILOT/81turday,Auguet1 1981 He..a'-U. ....... ,_,S. ..._.,,_,w. ..._.,fwW, HtwMaForW. ~!.~.~••••••• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~~ ........ .••.•........•.......•• •••••....•............. ....................... •••..•..•..••.....•...• ,~ -............... 6 ..... 100 ........ IOOJ GtMrll vv• ·DEA TH NOTICES DllN FREORJCK Wll..LIAM Dll:Nl!:S, SR .. •ae 12 PHii .ect awll)' oo July 27, 11181 U11 'II aurvlved by hi• wife Frances, •On• Fredrick Oicne1. J r ot Murlell• Sprlna1. Ca . Robert Oreen, .Jr. or Cano.JI• Park, Ca . d11uahtera Janel fo'ondren of Co1la Meta, Ca .. Fredrlck11 Olene11 or Redlands, Ca . 1l1ters Mra. Mary Sallay or Fullerton. Ca .. Louis e Proctor of Hayward, Ca., brother Albert Dienes ot Cle veland, Ohi o and 4 arandchlldren. Menior111I services were held at Newport Beach American L e g io n Po s t #29 1 Arrangements by Neptune Society wilh burial at sea GARRARD DANIEL R. GARRARD. resident of La1una Beach, Ca Passed away on Juty 29, 1981. tre 1s survived b.w mother Tess. father Pb1l , sisters Nancy John son . Peggy Kelle y, Am y O'Grady, Sally Garrity and his brother Gary Garrard Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held on Fr1d1y, July 31 , 1981 al 7:30PM at McCormick's Laguna Beach Chapel. Mass of Christian Burial will take place on Saturday, August 1, 1981 al 11.00AM at St. Catherines Catholk Church, with Interment at Pacific View Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family requests contributions be made lo the Daniel Garrard Memorial Fund. c/o Fidelity ~avings & Loan. Laguna Beach, Ca Mc Cormick Mortu a r y, Laguna Beach directors MYERS C ARL R MYER S. resident of Santa Ana. Ca Passed away on July, 29. 1981. Beloved husband of Dorothy Mye rs .. loving rather of Melvin Myers and nQn~ Neate, cherished ........... ,.'iriiridtathel" tif. ~.-UH. Michelle. Tracy and Kelly. devoted brother of Nellie Daisy Billings. Mr. Myers was a member of Mar Vista Masonic Lodge #820 f'&AM for over 50 years, serving as treasurer for 12 years. Also a member of St. John the Divine Episcopal Church Funeral services were held on Frld~y. July 31, 1981 at 10 :30AM al Harbor Lawn-Memonal Chapel with the Mar Vista Masonic Lodge #820 officiating fnterment will be at Rose Hill s Me mo r ial P ark. Whittier, Ca. Services under the d1rect1on or Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Mortuary of Costa Mesa. 540·5554 MORAN OR EDWIN TERRANC E MORAN , retired denli.st. res· .ident or Newport Beach. Ca. Passed away on July 31, 1981. He was a resident of Newport Beach for the past 14 years after having moved here from Los Angeles. He graduated from the U S C. School of Dentistry. He is survived by his wire Ann or Newport Beach. Ca. sons Terrance Moran . ..M. D. or Newport Beach. Cir. Dennis R. Moran of Costa Nesa. Ca .. and John P. Moran of PorterviJle, Ca. He is also sur v ived by 1 2 grandchildren and 1 1real· grandson. Recitation or the Rosary will be held on Sun· day . August 2. 1981 a t 7:00PM at the Harbor Lawn Memorial Chapel Mass or Christian Burial will be held on Monday, Au1ust. 3, 1981 at lO:OOAM al St. Joachim's Catholic Church. Interment services will be held at Holy Cross Cemetery, Los An1eles. Ca. Services under the direction or Harbor Lawn Mount OUve Mortuary or Costa Mesa. 540·5554. r • 1.unHIGHOM SMITH & TUTHILL WHTCLIH' CHAP'El 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-9371 ... llClllOTHHS SMITHS' MOITUAIY 627 Main St Hunhnoton &ach 536·6539 ,ACll'tC VIEW MIMOllAL ,AllC Cemeterv Mortuarv Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Newoor1 Beach 644·2700 McCOllMta MOITUAllU LaQuna Beach 494·9415 LIQuna Hills 768·0933 Sin Juan Cep1strano 495·1776 HAllOll LAW~MT, OUVI Mortuarv • Cemeterv Cre~torv 1625 Gisler Ave Costs Mesa 540-555.4 ... Pt•CI •OY'HUS 1&1.•0ADWAY MOtTVAIY 110 81oadwav Cotl1Me11 &u·IU&O 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s ·I F I E 11 6 4 2 • 5 6 7- 8 ---------------1._,... IOOJ O.W... IOOJ •.-.r9' 1001 ... Z ...................... .. ................... .. IUILD J COMDOS IN NIWPOIT a um able loan sw.ooo The only one of its k and on I.hf market •..........•••••....... •·····••••········•···· 1002~ 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pen1n1ula \1 block to bt11ch 2 BR ra<'h unit Fu r n f or s um me r/winter rl'n tala S1'0,000 21 1 Bdrm duplex on a R·l lot m Bay & Beach NewPorl H~ls. Beautiful quiet canyon· like setting Assumable 1st at 13<~. Asking $224.500. W l·.S LL'i ~ TAYLOR CO. HEAi.TOH ~ ... 11111· l !Hli llG CAMYOH COUM11Y CUii GHAT GOLF COU.SI VllW Magnific-e nt lotution o·lookin~ 8th green of golf c·oursc. Ccill today for appt lo i;ee this luxuriow; Georgian Colonial custom by owner/builder. s Bdrms. lge formal dining rm. family rm. billiard rm. refrigerated wine rrn & 612 baths. Lots of marble, fint!st wood pane ling & custom molding. great storage, 2 stairways, air tond .. bit -in \atuum system + many other custom ftta ture~ S2.150.000. ELEGANT "VERSAILLES" -EXCLUSIVE 1.11ra• A·Fnme: •UR & b11chelor wlloft Btwn bay & ocr.111 bu<'hes on Penm11ula. $310,000 lrUM' hold Cdfw.W. BURR WHITE REALTOR . IMC. 67S.4630 WANTNPTHEIGHTS' Ne~ 2 or 3 bdrm. 2 ba "pr@ll)•" hou~e ror rlu:nl.!s who m1.1&t lt'ave their home sooo. '225,000 to SJ00,000 range tall (;lt'O, United Brokers. Re.. ltors S48·2739 or message S..S·SOOO ext S29 MARTHA DID IT! She did a super JOb of de corallng this sharp J bdrm home Ameml1es galore' Only S1~.ooo Callnow!l?9-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 COME wrrH us ••• To 11AcOH IAY WATHNoMT. s1xrY FEET ON WATER. SIX BEDROOMS .. OlNlNO ROOM ANO Dl!:N. .MAID'S QUARTERS OHAMATIC USE OF WOOD AND CLASS. PIER AND SLIP FOR FOUR tiOATS. _.OWNER WILL CARRY $1,00U,000 t'IR!l"TTRUST DF.F.0 1 ASIC FOR HAHln ran .................. $1 ,400,000 OftEH SAT AMD SUM 1·5 , COME WITH US .•• TO UDO PAH WAnRFROMT. f:NJOY NEWPOHT TO Tii t: FULLEST FANTASTI C VIEW TWO BED ROO MS AND DEN CON DO PR OFESS ION ALLY DECO RATlrn CO MPL ETE SECU RITY PIER AN D SLIP AVAILABLE Sf:E OOTTIEAUSTERO 633 UDO PARK DRIVE. F-2 . SAT 1·5. REDUCEO TO $620.000 COME WITH us ... TO IAYCREST. PRIDE or OWNERSHIP WI LL BI:: YOU HS IN 1"1US LOVELY THREf; BEDROOM, DINING ROOM AND DEN HOME !::VER Y DE'TAIL IS'PERFECT INCLUDING LANDSCAP ING AND GARAGE LOADS or STORAGE SEE STEFANI M f:UHER OR l'IA D'AURIA 1921 TRADEWIHDS LAME .. • . .. • • • • . . . . . . . • .. • • .. $325,000 OH llG CA~YOH GOLF COURSE S p ecla<·ul a r D ea n e H o m es "Versailles" located on largest lot of al l Dea ne Homes. Beautiful golf co u rs e v i e w~ Prof essio n · all y landscaped yard w/mciture trees in a private park-like setting including a lovely large pool and huge spa + an attractive ga zebo . Gat ed front courtyard entry with fountain Marble 1-1•1•s•T•K•wr-·sEC_m_•I floor an foyer with glittering chan· IH SO. CALJFORHIA COME WITH US ... TO WESTCLIFf. THREE BEDflOOMS. FAMILY AN() DI NIN(i ROOMS CUSTOM WALLPAPER .. NEW l'ARPl:.l'S. N'f.:w ROo~· (.lUlt:Tl.OCATION .SEE IRENE LOUDON. 1528 CORNWALL UHE .......................... $229,500 delier 4 Bdrms. den. formal dining & C II f rrivately owned land room • 4 1 2 ba l hs a or appt. within the Cleveland Na $895.000. t1onal Forest. 25 miles East of Sa n Juan COME WITH US ... TO HAUOR HIGHUHDS. TllREF. BEDROOMS DEN St:l'AHATE BREAKFAST ROOM. ASSU MABLE FIRST TR UST l>EI::l> OWNt;R WlLL<:ARRY LARGE SECOND TRUST DEED SEE HARRIET PERR Y VACANT -VIEW -ANXIOUS Capistrano Unique op. Panoramic view of bay, ocean & portunity ror rreal1ve 1915 IHYL LANE ................................ S) 97,500 sparkling lights . 4 Bdrm;. Lge family person to complete a F I d c us t om designed A VAILAIU IY APPOINTMENT rm. orma 1n r m 21i Ba ths Geodesic Dome Highest , $395.000. Submit offer quality mater111 ls COME WITH US ..• TO DOVEi SHOIES. HIGHLY l.'PGRADED 1251 SURFllHE WAY--HAllOR VIEW th roughout this J.~ol FOt.:R BEDROOM 110 \ft; n:NTER GAL LERY IS A UNIQUE OPtt.o...1 HOUS" r ..... ,...,_ I 5PM r ho On 2 FEATURE LIV I~<: IW0\1 . UINING ROOM AND MAS'l'ER "" s; -...,.. • sq t me ac ' BEDROOM ALL OV t:RLOOK THE SPARKLING POOL. srA AND with view&trees Build FIREPIT BI::YOND IS VIEW CW l.'PPER BAY MOL'l'TAll'S AND MR. & MRS. P'HHCTIOHSl35.000 your own estall.' CITYLIGHTS ".. StlS,000 OWC Trade 0 0 H-TfD IUOHEY·SHAPB> POOL courtesy to brokers ASK FOR RONNIE MARAVJCH .................... $559, 0 ~ .. , ........ ,.~~QM.,..f,Q,l ,, ... ~~-''' ' ' "1~/l (.JM)''~~-t~·~ '• ¢'o~i'wrrH'Os.''.:fo ~11suHDWATERft"oHT:-0'"~·~ ' Immaculate picturebook 3 bedroom 678·3373 HUNDREOSIXTEEN FF.ET Of WATERFRONT ntREE BEDROOMS home nestled in flowers and shrubs. -~---TWO BATHS. TWO <.:AH GARAG E YOU OWN THE LAND PIER AND Large g r assy ba ck yard fo r the SLIPfOR LARGE llOAT c hild re n. pe t s or g uest house N s 9 o o Beautiful pool with large deer. area . ). ~~. ..? ASK FOR VIRGINIA SWAN . •• . . . . . . • . . . . . . . .. • . . 49 • 0 90' wide frontage. Zoned for Income. A ~ COME WrTH US ... TO THE CORONA DR M.U WAY OF UR. wise rn veslmenl for young or not so CORNER LOT WITH OC EAN AND JETTY VIEW fRO~f LIVING ROOM youn~. Call 644-4910 to see any time. AND DE<:K .TWO BEUROOMS. TWO PATIOS LOCATED IN f lRST BLOCK ABOVE OCl':AN BOULEVARD OWNER WILL CARRY FIRST 2-STORY DUPLEX~EWPORT IEACH Opell Sot/S. 1•5 TRUST DEED Of' $20,000 AT IV.'; WITll Sl75.000 DOWN STEPS TO IEACH-OWNB FfHAHCE 275 Clhw, OrGIM)t ASK FOR LUCY CASEY .......................... $375,000 See this fi ne duplex today! Live in one Very clean J bdrm . COME WITH US ... TO CORONA DR MAI. ATTRACTIVE Unil&renlthcolhcr.4Bdrms.deck& family rm. frpk, lge DUPLEX TWO HEl>R OO M. TWO STORY HOME IN 2 baths an upper ; 2 Hdrms& I bath in renct'd yard fruil lret•s FRONT flRt:PLACE llARDWOODFLOORS NEAT YARD REAR lower L'1'repla'"" tn each Some \'lew Sll9.900 L'NI T HAS ONE BEDROOM. ONE BATH TWO CAR GARAGE GOO D • ,. ~c . M .. URYST .. Ul!rl!:lll Fl C G 0 "' uf o<·ean owe Isl T D. & note of ... ... rT"g\ NAN IN WNr:.RWI LLCARRYFIRST TR USTDEED SYEARSAT Sr .. Ll,.....R""1TY l5r, WITH ON LY2S', DOW!" $247 .000 int. only. S.52.500 down pml. '""" "'" JOAt. '.'Jo loan fee $299.500. 673-5354 / ASK FOR DOTTIE AUSTYO ..••.•••• , ••.•••••••.. $299,500 ULIOA DUP'LE.X4450,000 4 Bedrooms upstairs & 3 bedrooms downstairs with patio and de<'k. Co"· ercd garage + laundry room . ..Ex· cellent for summer-wtnter rental. Just steps to the bay & beach from the door of this excellent lax shelter + poten- tially appreciating property T COME WITH US ... TO WESTCLIFf. EXC EPTIO~ALLY NEAT GltEA FOUR REDROOM UO~I E COU NTRY KITCHEN WITH EATl~G 41R,21fi lA AREA OA K CABI NETS 't.:W APPLIAN CES NE W Spacious 2·sty. Open h\ CARPETS CUSTO ~ DR APES ANO WALLP~P ER PRI CE mg room wlbay window REDUCED TO S28S.OOO ~'ROM ORIGINAL PRICE OF S330.000 OWN ER step-down Camly roo~ WILL HELP WITH FINANCING w 1 t h r 1 r e p I a <' e I ASK FOR DOTTIE AUSTEIO ...................... S215,000 Downstairs guesl Bdrm & Ba Nearly new 1 1617 WESTCLlff DllVE ................ 611-7100 s21s.ooo <>wnr1Agl R. ,,,... _ -__________ ~ Keele r 546·6706 or ...... ~~<...&.-~ ------- HR. ARROWHEAD-VU TO CATALINA Unobstructed view 25 ft across to see the world. 3 Bedrooms. Western red cedar ins ide and out. An·hilect 's award design. See it, then li ve in it. A great value hide-away. J\s~ $96.500. 63.!·«B.lJ ----BEACH BARGAIN ------------10°/o DOWN ONLY 5209,900 ASSUMAILELOAH Walk to sand ' lluite SI 30,000, ly Ow.r Newpon Beach 4 Bdrm. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 S•Jo ... ttlll.ood l yr. new condo 2br, Wood burning r1repla« den . 2 •.-z ba . we lba r. Extra large lot. Owneris frplc. Upgraded & prof motivated and willin~ to decor. Across from S.A. help finance! Call now, Country Club. Short 673-8550 NEWPORT CEHTH, H.I. 64~4' I 0 escrow. owner bought new h o m e DESPERATE 1512 August Ln • S A Ills 556-5434 or 770-0411 THE REAL ESTATERS All real estate ad ii--------i v e rt 1 s e d 1 n l h 1 s leal hhlh CarHf' Open House. Sat Sun. HARIOI RIDGE newspaper is subJecl to Full time real estate lG-.4 Aw a rd w1nn1ng "Jodelle" estate home Isl resale offering on this exquisitely appoint ed lownhome with massive view of ba y, ocean. coastline & night lights. Now reduced to $739,000. lhe Federal fa1r Hous sales associate who re· -------• mg Act of 1968 which quires substantial 1n makes 1l illegal to ad· <'Orne is desperately \•ert1se "any preference. n e e d e d b y I o n g llm1ta t1on, or dis· establJ.shed local broker cnmination based on Outstanding earn ings ra re. co lor, religion, avail on a generous sex, or national origin. commission spht A or an intention lo make marvelous opportunity an y such preference. for the eager pro· lim1lalion. or dis fe$S1onal Call Mr Hast· 1~.1'>11111\~· .\ l!' :: . i!:r.dt111 •1 crimination." 111gs at (714)64().SS60 This newspaper will not ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l knowingly accept any advertisin~ ror real estate which is in viola· lion of the law. ERRORS: A.dfertfttn lhMld ci.cic tt.tlr ads doily -= "" '°" .... . n.t DAILY Pl.OT n_.1 labllty for .... first htcorrect IHntlo1t Ollly. NW ''NW'1HGTS" DUPLEX. one 4 Bdrm 2 bath charmer with rlreplace. '"The other" 2 Bdrm 2 bath with fireplace. All for Sl6S.OOO Owner will ca rry AITD . Call S4&-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS WATEllM c.m HUNTINGTON HR BR. Purchaae wtlb 51\ down on lantaatl( terms. Brand new, apt'd and drap ed.• ON TH! WATER. G\lll'ded 11te tatry, •It••. 2 ur far11e Pool and t..w. l 3 BR'S AVAIL. lM· 11go. PROM•.oao. CALLI»-- 1 THE REAL ESTATERS FOIMaMODB. 2 BR 2 ba hmhme, low down payment Existing R1n.1 io40 'i'ltJO Any!on1t· E ,1,lblur1 p,.,, Bl•lq THE ~EAL ESTATERS _.,.ID 11t TD. S83.600. Seller •-wlll assiste with fananc· PURCHASI OPTIOH C b a r m In I w o o d JJ1g. 2 car garage, many New Fantastic 3 Br. 3 shlncled t6wnhome Sun upirades. Ba. Condo, S2500 moves filled kitchen overlooks lfJf I 'Jl!il!illiii!PI'-' you in, $lax> per month. coiy patio. 3 largenN'ifft tJW\i:! (Why pay reot) Next to bdrms phaaewin& room 962-4471(:':':') all shopping, theaters & too.On•@·"" !!A!!l!!m!!~!!sS!!t~!!n!!e!!~!!!!!21!!s!!to!!r!!y l -~_;._:~-~e ..... 7~ __ ;.""'~=;-=-~"":""":e_t~-t.o SEA COVE beauty. s un ri lled PROPE•TIES kitchen, fonnal din Ina IACIC IA y " room , wark and cozy S 14.000 DWM 114-631·6990 family room too! 2nd Giant 4 Bdrm garden , _ _;_..;._;.......;. ___ --1 story bosta secluded home In Newport l-2 muter suite witb Riviera! Spadoua livlnC LOT +I c r a c It Ii n I bric It roo m ' beaut If u I Ntat 2 Bdnn home oo flreplace. 3 men 14ueen fireplace. Formal d.ln· thefrootolthelot. Room ::'0:::;t tool Don't Ina. sw~ aualrway to h l ld belllnd . A @ to pri•at. "'-*'suite. bartaln. t W,500 Call Eau ternu r Only for morr dehllt. 1137,500. Hurry, call stl.ZSU , ..,,_ THE REAL ESTATERS SEA COVE PIO,,ITIES 71UJ1-6tf0 THE REAL ESTATE RS ---- ti()T LISTl~C3§ RETREAT IH OLD CdM -Master bedroom has wet bar, fireplace and bay view. Two bedroom. 217 bath. adorable house. French doors, patios. $324,000 .. A listing of Sara Marvin. PRIDE Of OWNHSHIP -Palermo model, 4 bedroom1 country kitchen, s uper master suite , lovely yard. $325,000. Fee ... A listing of Laraine Shaw. LUXURY PLUS AM INCOME -This new custom._ duplex in Old Corona del Mar has a three bedroom unit. and a two bedroom unit. Best quality on the market $449,000 ... A listing of Barbara Riggs. - VALUE, VALUE. VALUE -Low priced unit in J asmine Creek. Plan I. two bedroom. good financing. $299,500 Fee ... A listing of Artie Johnson. A TIULY UNIQUE raorHTY - Condominium in Old CdM, two blocks from the beach. An opportunity you must investigate. $231,500. Owner financing available at a higher purchase price . . . A listing of Biffy Rosene. llG CAMYOM HOADMOOI -Really beautiful four bedroom home, newly decorated, pool and spa. Low price or $685,000 . . . A listing or Bonnie Barrington. U~lHMlS ll!Al.TORS. 67MOOO MQ!MC.... ........ c... ...... WI HAft 41 Of M mT MIMTI .. TOW You 've Arrived at ... HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM ESTATE (New Listing) Not JUS\ a gracious home -a way of hfe. /\n authentic Williamsburg Colonial manse overlooking the Newport Harbor & Pacific. This beautiful white home with columns is situated on a 314 acre cul-de-sac lot & is in complete compliance with the Williamsburg Historical Society Boa rd of Authenticitr. Among the amenities included m this beauty are many handmade brass & pewter fixtures & sconces. Also crown moldings, Wainscoting. hardwood noors & the very finest lll wall & floor coverings. 6 bedrooms1 4 1,.~ baths & 6000 sq . ft. of unequal~ quality. Mu c h a ccent on detail throughout Offered at S'l.35 million. Exclusive with William Cote. By "~'int-~' .,.;.,,,..,,\, ,,.,,..,. t f .,~.\"•'·~ .. ,...,,,......,.,,. LIDO ISLE Is location important? This one is ideal. A luxurious home with just a touch of Spanish influence. Good financing and quick possession. Mu ch accent on detail throughout, with openness. greenery and lots of quality. 4 bedrooms. 412 baths Close to bea<'h. Call for details and appointment Open Saturday /Sunday 1·5 IW4 Vt a San Remo BIG CANYON Ce11t0Miwd Dt••• Love a s pectacular view? Here. overlookin~ the fairways, you'll find a gracious home with 3450 sq ft . roomv kitchen & formal dining room Also included are a pool. spa and sauna This 3 bedroom. 3 bath home is new!)' carpeted. Immediate occupancy a nd great rinancing . Exclus1 \'e w1 l h Cote Realty. $875.000. 816 CANYON TMdorhhdt A magnificent residence designed for the most selective customer. Located on one of the <'hoice view lots in Big Canyon. it has charm galore. An Englis h Tudor with S bedrooms. 41 2 baths. formal dining room and huge game room. A great family home, close lo schools and parks. Owner will carry paper. Exclusive at Cote Realty $2.3 million BIG CANYON Cnto.GeffC..... This architectural masterpiece is designed for the ~ood life. Lots of space for entertaining -a nd the perfect kitchen for it too. A huge bar overlooks the seventh green and the complete music system is an added plus. The very best part is the financing '. Owner will carry for approved buyer. Exclusive at Sl .8 million. 816 CANYON c..t.. , , .. hlrwcmr Luxury plus. A truly delightful family home with guest quarters. Ever ythin g designed with convenience 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. Excluswe al $1.7 million. NEWPORT CREST First llme buyer and retiree step right up and make us an ofier. A two bedroom condo with lots of character. Vaulted ceilings and wet bar are just some or the amenities. Too good to last! $165,000. MESA YERll Best buy in town . . . a 3 bedroom charmer loca ted on a huge cul-de·sac lot. This is a former model home filled with extras. Close to everything. Offered at $144,900. Assumable loan of $98,500 • Hurry on this one! 2015 Ian Jo•n HMtt 9'd. Ac.ro11 fro1n llG CANYON Newporthectt 140-5777 l•l •It I• ;11 ~l ' ... <;' ' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. Jr.. 1002 •••til IOOJ G111r.. IOOJ GIMr.t 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • NEWPORT BfACll PRIME RESID001l. ltCOME 3 Triplexes an a row on oceanside of PCH an Coron a del Mar. 2 Duplexes ~ l 1'nplex an a row on Balboa Peninsula 1 lot from sand and surf Ne<tr 19th St. 1 Duplex on the water With dock for 10·t>oat. . All Large Assumable Loans at l2'h~ . Owner's motivated ~ Cntwy 21 /Mewport enter 640.Sla7 r COMMERCIAL SAN CLEMOOE I I 11,000 1q.ft. S 11 ,400 proftdtd lltco... ISIS0,000. Ow!Mf' wlH ccny Mttt S 150,000 Ido--. For htfonnetion cal, RUCKER RW. TY 642-47! '" I 1 I ~ - ANANCING AYUE .., MOO& HOMl Spacious 3 Br in park· like setting Community pool & reC' areu ; iood loan li vail. 1101 DEBRA .. C.M. OPEN SAT 15 only $100,500 IALIOA ISLAND'S lowest priced duplex. Probate sale on 30x85' lot. Bldr 's opl)<>rtun ity .. low, \ow $289,500. IACtc UY ilU. Owners will rinance this attractive 4 Br, 3 Ba home. Large f amity rm. overlooks covered patio & rose garden. Motivated sellers. Only $210,000. LIDO'S HST IUY. Large lot w1spac1ous 3:13r home. formal dm . rm . sunny So. pu_~10 , ha nd some architecture ~.000. D A V I D S 0 N R £ A L T l I N C. 673· 9060 BEST IN BLUFFS CUSTOM IAYFROMT. Spectacular view. 2500 sq. Ct. 3 bdrm. fam rm . 3112 baths. Expanded & luxurious country French decor. Beautiful. $495,000. OPEN 1·5 21 47 VISTA EMTRADA ONE YEAR NEW. Beautiful l level Angelita. 2 bdrm, 2 bath. latest amettities. Fee land. $305,000. JUST USTEO. Lovely 1 level. 3 bdrm . 2 bath Bonita. Owner will carry 1st. $235,000. OPEH 1·5 2216 FtESTA __ 67 5. 551 1 HELEN B. DOWD llARBOR R E L"'f FAMILY HOMI W~AIM A biginbeautiful, traditional style home exclusive Baycrest. Loeat· eel in a quiet neighborliood. Ideal to raise yo ur famlly Custom built home with many qualJty features. 4 bdrms .• office, family rm .. formal dinmg rm .. huge upstairs play rm , pool and even a sewing rm. /\ lot of home for only $399,500. Ooon Sat and Sun 1 to S hard to find, but worth it 1730 Marlin Way, N B off ~ hipway Lane. DECOU TOR'S HOME Just listed and truly spectacular 1 Located in Harbor View Hills on a beautifully landscaped lot. 3 bdrms and family rm. with beam ceiling, built-in var with leaded glass door, massive stone fireplace and French doors opening onto custom spa and waterfall Huge master suite with fireplace and walk-in closet. Cen tral security system. $465,000 A showplace. IA YfROMT COHDO All the ease of condo li ving, yet with 44 feet on the bay. Only minutes from the jetty on the East Channel with a terrific view. 2 large bdrms. and 2 full baths. Fireplace, new carpeting, wide bayside ter- race. An excellent bayfront invest· ment at $.575.000 CORONA DEL Mil DUPLEX The best duplex buy in the area! Two large units with 3 and 2 bdrms.. bellm ceilings. fireplaces and privacy . A terrific location at the end of J asmme Ave. surrounded by trees and only a short walk to the park. Owner is moving east and must sell quickl y. Asking only $.120.000 with $70.000 down . Open Sun 2 to 3 • 720 Jasmine Ave .. CdM. ~AJJ.~~, REALTORS E .-REALTOR, IMC. 64 .. 0134 • WESTCLIFF * $129,500 EWPORT SHORES: OWNER WILL You read it right! If you thought NANCE. lest buy in a...a: 3 ldnn, 2 Iott. List & luy With 11ie b.ptrk Newport Beach was beyond your ome. Open btomed ceilings, cozy budget . come see this neat 2 bdrm. 0 •• 4. 0 0 0 $ o a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sllurday1August1 1 1981 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••• , .. 1002 * HOU515 * UDO UVIMG -FAMILY FUH seaclous 4 bdrm on an extra wide lot with a lush green patio .. Pri~e~ for quick sale. Perfect tor rarruly hvmg & entertaining. Owner will carry paper at 13%. LIDO ISLE KING SIZE WGA.IM $115 000 PRICE REDUCTION on this 4 i)d;m, newly finished dream home. Owner very motivated SWbmit offer now. Hurry! LIDO IAYFIOM'f ·Custom country French 6 bdrm . 6 bath. Pier and slip. Brick terrace view. Elegant charm. 4500 sq. ft . Call now for appt. UDO ISLE Buy or lease 4 bdrm . 3 bath, 3 car. 40 ft. lot. Sunny so. patio. New kitchen. bath. Ready for 2nd story add. Just listed . Onl y $475,000. EXCEPTIOHA.1. VN.UE OH UDO This 3 bdrm home on an extra wide lot features a completely furnished game room-sunn y patio. Spacious master bdrm. STEPS TO SANDY IEACHES Remod eled 2 story on lge lot. 3 bdrm + den . Lge master suite with firepla ce and Roman tub $325K. ASSUME LO.AH s 139,000 IE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE 4JIAIMIOW aMM TUln.tlOCK ltOGI OPIDf SAT 1·5 Fabulous View. Select Location . Two Bedrooms Two Bat.h.5, Plus A Study. Many Upgrades lncltJding Plantation Shutters. Parquet Entry & Carpeting. Great Financing Large Assumable Loan. i>riced At $175 ,000 . Submit. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 405 VISTA SUllT'l ILUFfS OPEH SAT 1·5 Located On Wide Tree Shaded Lush Greenbelt . Close To Pool & Clubhouse. High Ceilings In Living Room & Master Bedroom. Two Fully Assumable Loans. Fee Land Open For Inspecti on. Reduced To $235,000. LAGUNA MIGUEL OCEAtROMT In The Exclusi ve Gated Community Of "The Shores " Spacious Custom Built Four Bedroom Home Overlooking Gorgeous White Sand Beach. Dramatic Setting Of Wood & Glass . High Beamed Ceilings . Graceful Circular Staircase. All With Forever Vi ew Of Ocean. Owner Will Help With Financing. Only $1 ,450.000. GREAT VllEW HOME New Listing -ft~i rst Time On Market. Exceptional Location And View Of The Ba ck Bay. Lus h Landscaping, Huge Wrap-Around Patio. End Unit, Plus Second Front Patio And Large Viewing Deck Off Master Suite. Immaculate. Three Bedrooms . 212 Baths. Offered At $325.000 lfftploce, secluded fK!Ho. Just SI 39,500. condo at 1704 Westrliff Drive 11 16. I . swown..e1. i.-..-"""'"""'..,..~'·•-~~ ... ~· idtg.Jr.,_A ~.~~~~~.~~1.Q.~~. ""·· .. 1coa·'1)~" ~EWPOl'r"lUtTdis'··"· ~'"u"NoANCE. com~r-; · OPIHSUH ·very nu:e eve opmen . nvemen Newport Beach Condo 3 bdrm plus retreat. Wet bar & mirrore d wardrobes. Has 2 patios. Walk to be~ch. pool, .an,d ~~m:;,.Gr~ai ~r~, .,.,,."''"' . .' • f 'I'-">"' HAllOR VIEW HUS Owners Are Leaving The St.ate And Mus t Sell Secluded Home In Move In Co nd ition . Three Bedroo ms Plus ~~ami ly Room ExeellenhF10.ancmn., G~ Offer. 251SE.Coo1tHil .. CoroMdttMcr bdrm, 2"7 ba. custom lllolboaCo•e1 1ocation, walking distance to IP re s taur ants. sho ppin g and I 675· 511 ~~~~h;g~=~~~1ku1:~~~: Fo r4~'!1~Als~~.ooo• transportation. Sorry. adultsonJy. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sl68,500 Includes sandy beach '::J 1 832-~1~.L67S..L~ deck " patio + large 819-3411 WALNUT SQUARE -SUPER IRVIME LOCATION! 2 Bdrm condo in xlnt condition. Perfect starter or investment. Owner will finance al 13.5<';(. On · ly $102,500. OCEAN VIEW AND THE SOUHO OF THE SEA - Outstandin~ 4 Bdrm custom home wtth extra large street lo street lot, merely steps from the beach. $685.000. WATHFROMT DUPLEX 2 Bdrm plus bachelor, both units with brick fireplaces. Pier and float . with room for two boats. $450,000. HUMTIMGTOM HARIOUR Davenport Island. custom 3 Bdrm home wit.h 62' of bayfront. boat dock sauna and spa, exquisitely ap~inted , shutters. parquet flooring. panelin~. rich tone thruout. Owne r w/carry at Wl with $175.000 cash. It's smashing,. $830.000. OWNER WILL TRADE 20 acres near Rancho California. Owner wants condo in Nwpt. Irvine, Costa Mesa. Can be divided into 4 to 5 acre parcels for small equity or $140.000 takes all. IA YSHORES-ARCHITECTS SH THIS ONIE-Top location. a couple of doors from the p~ivate beach in the exclusive guarded commumty of Bayshores. Easy to remodel 3 Bdrm, 21':1 bath home. $375,000. TURnEROCK HIGHLAMDS -Natural beamed wood ceilings. paneling. warm earthtones. Lovely view this 4 ~m . Edinborough has everything. Excellent financing. $405,000. SEAVIEW -4 Bdrm. l story, view home. Prof. mdscpd. New carpet. Enclosed brick atrium. Lge master smte. Light & airy. Beautiful night light view. Guarded gate. $383.000. MEW IM HARBOR VllEW HILLS -Watch the changing of the colors m Uus smashing 4 season garden. planned for year round blooms .. Every detail of the 3 Bdrm home shows pride of ownership. New neutral carpets, i.mmac~late!Y maintained thruout. Owner will assist 1n financing . $299,500. quality 3 bdrm + den, 2 bath home. Fireplact , brick BBQ +extra park 1ng . O wner /Agt .. 673·9187 or67S-7~. OPEN SAT/SUH 8 I 8 w. Oc..troRt OCEAHFIONT 675-4861 Single family residence. 4 bdrm. 2 bath. com · pletely remodeled. Ex- cellent location. Near Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Priced at $750,000. associated BROKER> llEill TORS ll•1' W Bolboa o • i 'ee. l FalMllcMa Fi..c.cilMJ 12'"( annual percentage rate. Exquisite I' 1 year new executive home Formal pl~ family hv ing, 2 fireplaces. up· stairs study, sensational m aster su ite Professional landsca P· ing Community pool, p lus RV sto ra ~e $243.000 Call now. 64S-OJ03 COLDWC!LL BANl(eRC ... INVESTMENTS 5.5 ACRES WITH V1EW Located in the City of San Juan Capistrano just minutes fn:>m the Dana Point Yacht Harbor. Ride and sail! Ideal estate site -private and secluded. $595,000 submit on terms. COSTA MESA SHOPPING cama 100'7r occupied on a prime corner on West 19th St. Motivated owner says "Sell !" Asking $477 ,000 leasehold. IALIOA ISL.AHO Two story commercial building on Marine Ave. First floor leased lo a popular restaurant. $e('ond floor has 3 apartments and L<; 100'?, oc· cupied. $275.000 full price leasebold. Fee can be purchased. (7141 673-4400 12131 628·2121 The Hort>or Area's loftgHt &tablisl!.d Real &tatit Company Hi\llB()ll $1 14 PER MOHTH ..... . when you take over·existing low interest FHA loan! ! ! This is a superb starter home for a young family. Lots of poten· tial & priced to sell at $89,500. 759-1501 or 752-7373. S9,000 DOWN Takeover large assumable loan at 10.,59'r on this beautiful South Coast Villa Townhome. Adult section. Asking $89,500. 963-5671. OCEAMFROWT IUMGALOW Private lockable gate onto white sand. Charming Laguna cottage 1s perfect weekend hideaway or rental. $695,000. 714/963-5671 * • WATHFIOHT HOMI * • MO PAYMENTS ...... IALIOA OCEAMRlOMT Great view at harbor entrance. Prime large lot, 3,700 sq. rt. 4 bdrm. 3 bath c ustom home . Call fo r .private showing St .385,000. •CONDOS• CORNER COHDO 2 bdrm . 234 bat h. completel y refurbished. View of ocean from balcony $143,000. MESA WEST COHDOS We have 6 brand new 2 bdrm condos left. From $139.000 lo $187.000. Ca ll now. • INVESTMBn'S • WATERFIOMT OFAC! ILOG Prestigious location in Newport Beach . All thi s plus a 60' boat slip. Owner will exchange. Prin. only. Call Bill Merrell. Agt. 673·7~ A TTfMTION DIEVROPllS Laguna Beach 10.697 acres -utilities to property. $300,000 & up homes in area. have partial ocean view. Price $630.000. Will take large boat as partial down payment. 673·7300 3377 VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH THIHKIHG TOW~OME? Ca II the specialists at the condominium in· formation center Touchstone Realty ~ Lillie 1s Big ! ! Classified ads a re really small "people to people" sales calls with big readership and big results! To place your classified ad. call today 642·5678. COSTA MESA INCOME Triplex Adjacen t To New Redevelopment. Great Own er 's Unit. Two Rental Units Help With Payments & Taxes. $1070 ·Gross Incom e Per Month. Excellent Financing Available. $155.000. NEWPORT SHORES Cozy Three Bedroom Home In 'A Young People's Location A Fun Place To Live. Rented f or $750 A Month J\t The Present. Priced $135,500. Appointment Necessary, 'But Easy To Show. LUXUIY COHDO Co nvenient Location. Two Bedrooms. Two Baths . Plush Carpets. Plantation Shutters. Top SecuritJ. Lock Up & Leave When You Wish. Large Assumable 10.5'", First Trust Deed. Only $269.000. • I LUFFS Exception<tl Financing~ Bright & Cheerful Three Bedroom F..nd Unit With Wrap-Around Patio. Large Assumable Lo an With Fixed Interest Rate For 30 Years. Owner Will Ca rry Second Trust Deed Excell ent Location On Lovely Greenbelt. $239,500. SHARP MOllLIE HOME Well Kept In Attractive Park. Near Hoag & Lido Village. $23.500 Financing Available. ·----...... 7~9100 , IJ2 Corporate ptcna Mfwporle...tw S 16,000 DOWN SPECIAL OFFER Takeover 121 2r~ loan payable $890 per month thi s upgraded townhome has been recently redecorated. Has cozy fireplace and double enclosed garage. $89.500. 963-5671 RW ESTATE LICEN9tl SCllJOL WEEtc MIGHTS OI WEBCEHDS s3900 For more information llwlkplMdt Hatt u. ••CONDO COHVBSlotih • These sixty units are just wait ing Lo be converted. Choice Bakersfield location with very low vacancy fa ctor. Three assumable loa ns . Own er askin g Sl,990,000 or wi II consider trade for mobile home park 714/556·7035 COSTA MESA -Air conditioned and air filtered 4 Bdrm Hall Of Fame ·home with remodeled kitchen. Excellent corner lot location. Near schools from kindergarten t)tru Orange Coast College. Try your VA for a low down. $134,900. for 1 year!!! Charming 3 Br home local· ed smack on the white sand beach with a private stairway. Features fireplac~1 200' deep lot in R-2 zoning. ONLY $69SJlOQ. Owner will carry Ist T.D.~ 13%~501 or 752·73TJ. 54S.t4tl '63-5671 I OJ,'40/o FtMANCIHG AV A.IL Assume existing 1st T.D. on this 4 bdrm home in NEWPORT Riviera payable at $668 per month ! ! Featuring French doors, fi replace. 2 1~ baths, raised woooen aeclt, & new carpets & pamt. Un· ly $141,900. 759-1501or752-7373. · COIAL CAY -4 and 5 Bdrm new waterfront homes, $200,000 down. builder will fina~ce balance. No qualifying. Gated community. From $6701000 to $950.000. A ..... ~ ..... D. Ytk • Soti 2111 c ........ ., e_.,....,. S 11 ,000 DOWM Takeover great assumable 9% loan on this super starter home. Asking.$112.000. 963-5671 OWMR WILL CMIY •... 1st T.D. on 3 Bdr m. home with family room, ln prime area of Costa Mesa. A ·rare offering at $110,000. 759·1501 or 752·7373. • 759·1501 WATHNOHT LUXUllY Sensational 3 Bdrm, townhome featuring u.5ed brick planLlloors, French doors, ceramic tile & a multitude of intel'ior upgr ades. P riced at $319,950 with assumable loan. 759-1501or 752.7373, RESTAUIAHT -fTAl.IAN Pizza and sandwiches. beer and wine license. Great luncheon business. $33.000 includes furniture. fixtures. inventory and large -pizza oven. Owner will help finance. 714/963-5671 PllME JOUM\D All 2 br units 4hturing fireplaces & family rooms. All 1 story with assuma · ble financing. Super pnce at $205,000. 75&-1501or752·7373. l•I II I I I I 1 l ' ' • .. .. -----..-.-----·~ ~ .... -.-------·""'·---·-·-··,...· • Or!llQ! Co11t DAIL v PILOT /Saturday' Auguat 1, 1981 ·IJ!IWLNAB Ill~ IO' RIGHT OH MAIM IAYI 70' pier head line accomodating large yachts and a handsome 58R, S'h b?th home w /(am rm. & formal din. rm. 2A hour secur ity Island. $2, 100 ,000 Oona Chichest er 642-8235 <Ut5> YOUR HST IUY T hree new l!ayfront homes -fee land -ss· slip & lovely 3 BR. Flexible financing $1 ,350,000 each Incl. l;ind Jane Paquin or Beverly MorP,hY 642 8235 <U l6l OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5. 1010 14 -lfi E. Balboa . Peninsula WATHF-ROMT DUPLEX! Big 3BR and 2BR duplt'X right on the beach . Grt>at opportunity. $725.000 Coby Ward 642-8235 1Ul7 ) PANORAMIC VIEW LOCATION Front row Irvine Terrace. Day, islands, ocean & night lights! High ce11in~s and lots of glass enhanre ttus 3 BR residence Library w/fplc & lg billiard tpla,Yrm . SeHer will assist with financing. S690,000 LH Cathy Schweickert 642-8235 1Ul8) CUSTOMIZED FAMILY HOME Total privacy on lg lot in Cameo Shores. Most rooms of this spacious 3 BR home open to beautifully landscaped yard with room for Paddle Tennis Court. Fam rm & gourmet kitchen. Pool & spa. $635,000 Lynne Valentine 644-6200 (Ul9l TWO IH BAYSHORES Popular country French move-in ready $585.000 Leasehold. or bargain priced (S,340,000 l large comer lot garden home Floor plan divides nicely for separate m-law or teens suite. Dona Chichester 642-8235 (U20l OPEN HOUSE ''S~W~~~l l~.e'!-' Dr · Bayshores EXCEPTIONAL IUY OM UDO ISU! 4BR home w center courtyard. French doors. hardwood noors, beam ceilings Street lo street location on lot and a half. 3-car garage. $525 .000 incl. land. Young Imbernino 642·8235 (U2ll BAYSIDE COVE PENTHOUSE fabulou s ba\'s 1de \'ie"' 1n spacious 2 BR · + den . elegant master s uite, professionally ctecorateo . pre s t1g1ou s community. pool & spa s.518,000 LH Deborah Frail 642 8235 1U22 l llG CANYON FAIRWAY VISTA Serene & spacious 2 BR lower model ove rlooking the 6th fairway Formal living rm & mstr suite open to lg patio. Spacious kitchen & brkfst garden area. Pvt location w, eleclnc gate S475,000 Lvnnc Valentine 644-6200 n;23, · · PENTHOUSE-HAR I OR-OCEAN VIEWS Top corner 3 BR. Superbly upgraded in a guard gated community Clubhouse. pool. sauna. & spa. good financing $450,000 Tom Alhnson or Terry Hanes 642-8235 ( U24 > 1mER THAM MEW Lu.-.k-bwlt 4 BR & f:1m . rm home w t enterta1nment area 1n Eastbluff. Spa . firepit , & deckinF . Remodeled kitchen. Corma dining rm $315 ,000 Rosemary Sietz 644 ·6200 {U25 ) HARIOR VIEW HOMES Excellent location a cross from park. Popular Palermo model with 4 lg BR., separate Fam rm & 2 fplc Sparkling pool. $275.000 LH Hetty Berkshire 642-8235 ( U26) PRIME PENINSULA DUPLEX! 3 BR , 2 bath duplex 11'2 blocks from the ocean. Fantastic investment winter or summer rental. $259,000 Low down and owner will carry AITD . Sharon Smith 644-6200 I t.;27 l NEWPORT CREST-CHARMING Ir DELIGHTFUL 4 BR . fam rm 2 1,2 BA beautiful decorated & upgraded end unit with partial ocean view Two decks. Com munity pool, spa & tennis courts. $230.000 incl. land Belle Chase Lee 644-6200 (U28> CAMEO HIGoHLAMDS! Super 4 BR home w /pool. Open & airy w /1 l, back yard tota lly e nclosea. $229,000. Sharon Smith 644-6200 (U29) "IACK IAY MIMI ESTAll". Over 2400 sq. ft. custom like home features 4 BR . 3 BA , formal dining + fam . rm. Own e r extremely motivated. Will assist with financing. Paula Bailey 642·8235 $208.000 (U30) 1.0VIL. Y HOME -with courtyard patio. Spacious 4 BR. 2Y;i BA bright & airy kitchen w/lg breakfast area. Choice location, convenient to pool, shop~ & schools. $205 ,000 Lbis Eean 6'4-6200 (U31) ••••••••••••••••••••••• '.._...,_,We ,..._..,_,Wt •••rel tOOJ ~~:.··········io~,_.~··········i~oi ··•••••········•••••••• •••••• ••• ••• ••••••••••• •••••••••• • •••••••••••• YDUI BEST IETS!I ' LIQUIDATION SALE * * * * * ' Heritage Collection ASSUMAILI FINANCING EASTSIDE Beautiful 4 Bdrm plus family ; featur- 111g cndosed court1ard, entertaineri; backyard with Ko1 pond and lovely . patio. Very open with lots of glass. Asking $197,500. fo'or an appointment to sec. call 540·1151 C·2 LOT High traff 11· t•ou nt 62.5x3a7 lot. Exist · ing house on property. l''lexible uses Owner will consider carrying 1st TD .\sking Sl99,500. Call for more in- format1on,_:;40-1151 . MESA VERDE ASSUMAILE Nice 3 Bdrm 2 bath home New roof, near schools a nd shops . As king $129,900. For information, call 540-1151 HOUSES' FOR SALE I HDROOM By app't, So. Coast Plaza Area 979.0775 $69.200 Sat/Sun lO UNITS. ~umable S112 ,0oo In loane. Sle0,000 Orange. 8 NEW CON~ i''rum 112$,000 to 1137,000 Costa M..a. DUPLlX. I Yr ()Id. A• aumaule 91.50,000 loin 9215,000 Oran11e. 9 UNITS Brand nt'w 1168,000 k>11n s~.ooo San Bcrnardlnu. LOT IN .DANA POINT 29 3 down wlll ubord1n1te Sl~.000 SO. CALIF. REALn 54'-HOS IACklAY DB.JG-HT Lovely 3 Bdrm 2 811 wlth new French country kitchen and used bnck exterior Located lll the beart or Newport's up- pe r bay, overlookm& country club. Pric.ed at only 1180,000 with ex cellent rUlandng availa· ble. Call m -3191 BAYFRONT OWNER-llLDER MUST SELL THIS HOME NOW. NEWPORT BEACH'S EXCLUSIVE PENINSULA POINT. BRANO NEW 4 llJRM, 4 BATH BAYFRONT WITH BOAT DOCK. OPEN llJUSE DAH.Y 12·5 P.M., UNTIL SOLO 2274 CHANNR ROAD YOUR TERMS OR CASH DISCOUNT Call DAN BIBB, 675-2311 or 640-7665 &'{Q, 2 HDROOM •50 Navarre, Rancho San Joaquin Villa. In 551-6890 $169,500 · Sat 'Sw11 ·5 1704 WestclifC Dr 1*16, Westclf. NB 2 IEDROOM 673-4400 $129,500 Sun 1·5 119 Via Yella, Lido Isle. NB •500Cagney Ln .. Penthse 17. N.B. 673-0697 $439.000 Sat/Sunl-5 DI RECTORY 673-7300 $143.000 Sunl-4 •43 Rainbow Ridge {Trtlrk Rdg ) Irv 1628 "B" Iowa, Costa Mesa 759-9100 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 979-2390 $96,500 Sat 1-5 33 L4 Oceanfront, Newport Beach •• ., 1M11-dy t.tir.ct.,., •'"' , .. 111t •• .-..... ,. ,.~ •• ttie lec..._, lit.d w.. 2277 Pacific Ave. (Mesa West ) CM 631-1400 $499.500 Sun 1·5 -HtcriMd • ~ ..... ~, .,......, ....._. 111 ....,-, DAllT "1LOT WAMT ADS.,._ 673-7300 $137 ,000 Sun 1·5 21~ Miramar, Newport Beach ••-..,..._._.for_. or""" --tM .... ,., •••_.._Ill""',.,_"'' s~ 2511 W. Sunflower. Santa Ana 631-1400 $318,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 -' s...,. • 546-2313 $87 .900 SattSun 12·5 214 Via Dijon, Lido Isle. NB • •3310Tempe, Hunt. Harbour 963-8182 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ;t6 R~dwood Tree <Univ Pk J Irv . , .,,.,..~ ... ~~1069Tulare, Cosl~~.a ·'""' .... v1w.,.,...-.;.1~~1,f1._1 , ... ~.QQ__ ~attSun k5 ....... ,.,,,.·...:.:.w,.11(•,,,,..,.,~,"'··v . ...,,., .. ,.,, .... N.\\'' w.,.··' ·"''1''64S;~:(·11ss;o96-u1·Ht.&at;Sunf'~·"'· · · "'~-· · Sat/Sun 1·5 -----· 2 IR plus FAM RM « DEH 1921 Tradewinds Ln. Baycrest, NB •1 Jade Cove. Spyglass.Hill. CdM 2 IR plus FAM RM "" DEH 502 A~acia, Corona del Mar ' 631-7300 $.125.000 Sat Sun 1·5 855·0600 $665,000 Sat1Sun 12-5 1512 August Ln ., Santa Ana Hts. 675-sooO $324,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1528 Cornwall Ln. Westcliff, NB l>3 Newport Glen Court, N.B. 556-5434 $130,000 Sat /Sun 10·4 24242 Santa Clara #33, Dana Pt. 631-7300 $229.500 SaLSun 1·5 760-9333 $365,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 1034 Seabreeze. Costa Mesa 675-6000 $150.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ** 1036 Polaris Or, Dover Shrs, NB 1712 Highland. Newport Beach 751-3191 $134,990 Sat 1-5 By appointment, Balboa Island 631-7300 Sl.125.000 Sun 1·5 760-9333 $.179.000 Sat1Sun 1·5 2157 Pacific Ave .. Costa Mesa 494-4524 $329.500 Sat/Sun 1907 Tradewinds. Bavcrest. N. B. if2 Delantera. Irvine 548-9572 $159,000 Sat Sun 11·6 350Avocado, Costa Mesa 644-9060 $325,000 · Sat1Sun 1·5 551-3000 Sl88.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 u 633 Lido Park Dr F-2. Lido Pk , 631 -3405 $115,900 SattSun 10.5 2039 Shipway Ln . Bay crest. N. 8. 21301 Fleet Lo .. Hunt. Beach NB 1515 August Ln .. Santa Ana Hgt.s 631-7300 $285,000 Sun 1·5 979-5370 $165.000 Sat Sun 1·5 631-7300 $620,000 Sat 1 5 &10·9900 Sl30.000 Sat 2·5 302 Vista Baya, Cherry Lake. C M 2001 Baltra (~1esa Verde ) CM 19 Escapade Ct. ~wpt Crest. N B 2611 Bayshores. Bayshores 631 ·7300 Sl 74.500 Sun 1 ·5 645·0303 $230.000 Sa 11·4/Su 1-4 675-6161 $215.000 Sun 1-5 642-8235 $585.000 Sat 1·5 1930 Port Bristol Cir . HVH , NB 2720 Gannet Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 227 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle, N.B. 631-7300 $268,500 Sat Sun 1-5 979-5099 $190.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 644·9060 $365.000 Satl·5 2515Crestview. Bayshores.N B. 5Deerwood. Big Canyon.NB 2212 Donnie Rd .. Newport Beach 644-9060 $359.500 Sun 2 5 644-6200 Sl.900,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 631-1400 $249.500 Sat 1·5 •204 \'1a Eboli, Lido Isle.NB. 2727 Island View. Coroha del Mar 3 IEDROOM 1860 Por"Wheeler (HVHms) NB 760-9596 S239.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 292 #lA Palmer <Nwpt Hgt) CM , 759-6499 Sat/Sun 1·5 1964 Vista C::audal. Npt lkh &'4·9990 S220.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 996TiaJuana, Laguna Beach _. · 497.5494 $210.000 Sat2-6 2641 Waverly Dr. (Bayshores l NB 642·9401 $400,000 Sun 1·5 933 Dogwood. Costa Mesa 644-7020 $109,500 Sat 1-4 •405 Vista Suerte (BluHs) NB 759-9100 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1521 Kings Rd .. Newport Beach 548-4554 $695,000 Sat/Sun 2·5: 30 2302 S. Diamond, Santa Ana 645-0303 $96.000 Sat 1-4 • • 1010-14· 16 E. Balboa Blvd. Peninsula 642-8235 $1.350,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 12 Rockwren, Irvine 752-1700 $214,900 Sat 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 1·5 661 Virginia Park Dr., Lag. Beach 631-1400 $304,000 Sun 1-5 507 Jasmine. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $260,000 Sat 1·5 635 Whitney. Costa Mesa 631 -1266 $139.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR plus FAM RM « D84 2023 Miramar, Penin. Pt. Balboa 644·9060 $349,500 Sun 1·5 •265 Rose Ln <Back Bay) CM 893-1351 Sun'l·5 517 Poppy, Corona del Mar 548-1904 $410.000 Sal 1-5 ••3711 Seashore, Newport Bch 673-6578 $895,000 Sat/Sun 10-4 •1729Terrapin Way CBaycresl) NB 631-1476 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 275S. Citrus. Orange 673-5354 $119,~00 Sat/Sun 1·5 2333 College Drive, C.M. 979-1674 SI34,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 •1315 Santanella (lrvTerr) CdM ·675-6000 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •176I Port Manleigh Cir., H.B. 640-0325 $269,900 Sat/SUD 10-7 1806 Beryl (Hbr Hlnds) NB 642-5200 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 2635 Solana Way, Laguna Beach 497-1761 $425,000 Sun 1·5 1577 Miramar <Penin Pl) NB 675·6000 $475,000 Sat l·S #2 Blickst.one, Irvine S.Sl-3000 $120,500 Sat/SlUl l·S #14 Mallard, Irvin& 551·3000 $220,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1101 Debra Or .. C-Osta Mesa 673·9060 $199,500 610 W. Bay, Costa Mesa Sat 1·$ 842-7404 113,900 Sat/SUnl-4 l&c Baker', Costa Mesa 642>7404 $130,080 Sat/SUn 1·4 2921 Jacaranda <Mesa Verde) CM IU4,900 Sil/Sun 1-4 644-9060 $595,000 Sun 1·5 644-6200 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1907 Tradewinds. Ba ye rest. N.B. 1127 Somerset, Westcliff. NB 644-9060 $325,000 Sun 1·5 644·6200 $555,000 Sat Sun 1-5 1915 Beryl Ln. Hrbr Hinds. N.B 5 Deerwood, Big Canyon. N.B 631·7300 $197.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 644-6200 $1,900,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 120 Via Quito, Lido Isle, N.B. #5 Rue du Pare, Big Cyn, N.B. 675-6161 $475,000 Sun 1·5 644·9060 $650,000 Sun 1-5 4511 Camden {Cameo Shrs ) CdM 1617 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar 673 -7761 S925.000-fee Sun 1·5 644·9000 $1,950,000 Sun 1·5 3024 Ocean Ave .. Newport Beach •966Sandcastle Dr. HVH, CdM 631-1400 Sl.350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2113 Miramar. Newport Beach 631-1400 $444.500 Sat 1·5 1912 Sumba. Mesa \'erde, C.M. 963·8182 $184,900 Sun 1·5 2133 Cassia. Newport Beach 631-1400 $349.000 Sun 1-5 214 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. N.B. 675-6161 $420.000 Sun 1·5 4627 Cortland, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $325.000 Sat/Sun l·S 4 BEDROOM ••1706 E Ocean Front. Balboa 675-8676 $850.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 6032 Kendrick, Huntington Bch 979.2390 $185.000 Sat 1-5 223 Via Quito. Lido Isle. N. B. 673-7300 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••827 Via Lido Soud. Lido II. NB 673-7300 Sl.500,000 Sat1Sun J.5 118 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle. N B. 673· 7300 Sat 2·5/Sun 12·6 6Queens Wreath. Univ . Pk. Irv 759-1501 Sl 76,900 Sat 1-5 1776 Pitcairn (Mesa Verdel CM 645·0303 $196,500 Sat1Sun 1·4 2477 Vista Huerta. Newport Bch 640· 7020 $198.500 Sat 1-5 * •818 W. Oceanfront. Balboa 673-3663 $750.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 •1194 Atlanta , Costa Mesa 546-2313 $125,500 Sat/Sun l·.4 :30 2314 S. Ramona, Santa Ana 963-67fi7 ~7.900 Sat l-5 4 IR pin FAM RM or DIH 1521 Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497.5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1533 Tahiti, Laguna Beach 497-5454 $529,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 8602 Sable, Huntington Beach 536-2403 $146,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 255 Camellia (Back Bay) CM 839-1351 Sun 1·5 204 Via San Remo, Lido, Npt Bch 640-5777 Sat/Sun 1·4 1120 W. Oceanfront, Npt Bch · 67s-6670' $895,000 Sat/San 1-5 1251 Surfline Way, Hrbr Vu, CdM 644-49l.O $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 *3213 Nebraska Pl., Costa Mesa · 751-3191 $149,950 Sun 1·5 3931 Banyan, Colg Pk, Irvine 552.4477 $189,500 Sun l·S 1~ San Remo, Lldo late, N.B. 613-1300 Sun 1·5 •1730 Marlin Way, Baymtt, N.B. 673-4400 '$399,500 Sat/Sun 1-S ••2274 Channel Rd. (Penin Pl) NB 675-2311 $1,850,000 Sat/SUD 12-5 33!M Carmel, C9sta Mesa ,,.... ---Wiim 1·5 - 644-9060 $355.000 Sun 1·5 2130Santiago Dr. DoverShrs, NB 631-7300 S237 ,000 Sun 1·5 1118 Som'erset Ln, Westcliff, NB 1>31-7300 S495.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2121 Yacht Yankee <Seavu) NB 675·3411 $383,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • 124 Grand Canal, Newport Bch 631-1400 $885,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1724 Port Sheffield (HVHmsl NB 673-7761 $350,000 Sun 1-5 ••8 Collins Island, N.B. 631-1400 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••503 Edgewater, Newport Beach 631-1400 $950,000 Sun 1-5 21872 Kaneohe, Huntington Bch 963-6767 $172,000 Sat 1·5 5 IR phlS FAM RM "" DEH 16 Rippling Stream. Turtlerock, Irv 644-6125 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1407 Santanella. Corona del Mar 673-1181 $340.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1500 Highland { Westcliff) NB 642-5200 $439,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1500 Warwick. Westcliff, N.B. 673-7300 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 77 Montecito. Spyglass, CdM 760-9333 $635,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2921 Catalpa < E/Bluff) NB 646-3255 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 112 Sapphire, Balboa Island 644·9060 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 27l5 CiQ<>la <Mesa del Mar) CM 631-7670 $176,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~Evening Star Ln, Dover Shrs, NB 631-7300 $95-0,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1818 Glenwood Ln, Baycrest, NB. 631-7300 $49S:OOO Sun 1-5 17 Muir Beach, Spyglass Rdg, CdM 644-9060 $2,400,000 Sun 2-6 ••SlA Morning Star, Dover Shrs, NB ' 644·9060-Fee Sun l·S •17 Muir Beach Circle, CdM ...644·9060 $2,400,000 Sun 1·5 1827 Port Tiffin (HVHms> NB 673-7761 $339,500 Sun 1·5 4.521 Dorchester (CameoHln) CdM 673-7761 $335,000 Sat 1·5 •1773 Hummingbird (Mesa Verde) CM 631·1266 ' Sat/Stm1 :~3:30 CONDOMINIUMS FOi SALi ..... PANIM•• 1711Weatclitf0r #8, Westtlt, NB Gl-7300 915.000 Sun 1·5 l IEDROOM #10 Phoenix. Hertg Pk . lrnne $137 ,500 Sun 2-6 200Columbia, Nwpt Crst. N.B. 644-9060 $1 85,900 Sun l ·5 3 IR pt.rs FAM RM « DEH 532Cancha, Bluffs. N·.B 631·7300 $194 .500 Sun l 5 4 IEDROOM 2404 Vista Hogar. Bluffs. N.B. 644-6200 S205.000 Sal 1·5 4 IR phn FAM RM "" Da.. 457 Vista Trucha, The Bluffs. NB 771-5650 S275.000 Sat Sun 1-5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE I IR phn FAM RM « DEH 9766 Verde Mar Dr., Hunt. Beach 963-8341 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IEDROOM •56Sea Island, Newport Beach 640-4518 Ass ume $200.<XX> S1Sn 1·4 l IEDltOOM 144 Lexington Ln., Costa Mesa 759· 1501 $110.000 Sat 12·4 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM •700 Lido Park Dr., #22. NB 631-1400 $62,500 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2-2 HOROOM Sun 1·5 717 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 675-2311 $299,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 • * 105 N. Bay front (Balboa Isl) NB 642-5200 $795,000 Sat 1·5 l H pin I IR 1512 Abalone Pl.. Newport Bch 631-1400 $637,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l H pin 2 1R 700 Marguerite (Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 720-7201,-l Jasmine Ave., CdM 673-4400 $.120,000 Sun 2-5 4 .. ~ •• US Marine Ave., r<ewPort Bch 631-1400 5'95,000 • Sat/Sun 1-5 **~Grand Canal, Nwpt Bch 631-1400 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 .. I II .... I • 112·1121h Sapphire, Balboa Isl. 644·9060 ~.ooo Sat /SUn 1·5 , .. 11 I I l11 ~I l ... :' • ,, ' ,\..,,w.;,!_, . I I ' •• 1\1•4'.' PllCI llDUC1'0H 2 bedroom H plan in the original bluffs with partial vu!w of the back bay · lovely upgrades newly painted, new dishwasher, delightful deck. Large patio on lush greenbelt, pool and putting green. Submit on lease option. $220,000. Open Sat and Sun 1·5. 1964 Vista Caudel. TElllFtC .ASSUMAILE AMAMCIHG 3 br. family room , Bluffs Tennis Villas. Large assumable financing at old interest rates. Immediate occupancy for buyer wanting a condo in mint condition · new paint, carpet, appliances. $245,CXXl. Open Sun 1-5. 2716 Vista Umbrosa. FAMILY ORIEHTID This 4 bedroom 3 bath house in Baycrest is perfect for family entertaining . Large country kite: hen. formal dining room, pool and spa in ve ry priva1e grounds. beautifully landscaped. Owner will finance. $315,000. Open Sun 1·5. 1915 Tradewinds. OWl'ta FINANCING IN IA YSHORES No need to worry about rising interest rates · the owner of this tasteful 3 br-3ba country french home wi 11 provide excellent financing. You will love the 2 sunny brick patios. private master suite with balcony, and the warm atmosJ.>here of this gated community. $349,000. Open Sun 1-5. 2651 Crestview. PRIVACY AIOUHOS Sweeping, panoramic views of ocean. bay and city lights are yours when you enter this elegant four bedroom home located in one of Newport 's fa est areas. This enchanting ancrftighly soP.histicated ,,,.~~tiw-·'trc>me'"e-31Y·•be "jatif"s".·fo~ $450,000. Open Sun 1·5. 2501 Lighthouse Lane. 150/o DOWN Make your move lo Spyglass Hill today ! Never before have you been able to assume loans with such a low down pa yment. 3 br. 2 ba. pool, spa, professionally decorated and landscaped . Seller wants action NOW!! $475,000. STEf'S TO HACH IN IA YSHORE This 4 br. 4 ba family home has one of the best locations in this gate -~uarded community .. Amenities include: heav>' wood beam ceilings. paned Windows , shutters, sunny brick patio and 2 private beaches. Owner will aid in financing or consider exchanges . $.549,500. SUPER LOCATION Lido Isle . . . west end of island. Community beach at each end of street. 4br, 31h ba. gourmet kitchen, walled patio. Community tennis, yacht club. Submit all offers ... purchase . . . lease . . . trade . . . owner creative and anxious ... will help finance. $.550.000. ANOTHER CUSTOMIZED SPYGLASS HOME ... is offered for you exclusively. A select New Bedford features 4 br. 4 ba, family room and formal dining. Extensive upgrades and king.sized yard makes this home a truly unique find . Offered at $589,000 with attractive owner financing available. SPACIOUS FAMILY UVIHG 7 br. 41,2 ba. Spyglass home with spacious, thoughtfully designed floorplan that gives you room to live. Luxurious features such as hardwood floors , custom shutters . separate maid's quarters. fully equipped kitchen with additional Jenn·Aire range, custom oak bookcases. large family room and bonus room are but a few of the outstanding features of this beautiful Southport model. $6.50,000. LilF MISSION VIEJO A splendid French Country home in the gated community of Tres Vistas on the shore of Lake Mission Viejo with 4 br, 31h ba, family room, formal dining room. living room and pool if you like. This custom home is built with the finest attention to detail and atmosphere. EXCELLENT F I NANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYER. $745,000. MAGNIAC~T SPYGLASS HOME This beautiful 6 bedroom home is decorated in a traditional style with cha r ming wallpapers, custom window coverings, top quality carpet, and elegant wood floors . The home offers a play room with built-in cabinets and extra storage, family room, formal di.oi.ng room, 4~ ba, kitchen eating area, pool and a magnificent view ol the ocean and lights of Newport. $925,000. Open Sun 1·5. 55 GoJeta Point. IN THI ILUFfS Lovely large "E'' flan with countl'Y kitchen. -Recen Jy remodeled. Privacy plus on a quiet cul·de·sac. Earl.Y Bluffs location • large loan available. Reduced lo $298,500. ~------~~~..-~--...... _...,__._.....,.._._.. ____ ~~·~·~·---------.......... ~ .... j~Q ..... /~· ..... ~,~· ..... ~· ... ~·111191•s~:-.sllm!IS .. ~S ... S ............ ~ "' VILLA BALBOA-mm! ,, ..... ,.~ ~....ei.4 J W.J N. ii •....ttr ., ............ .... prict ol s 171, 001 o... ... ...., "-eel luffs END UNIT-VIEW .. MIMy :;9"••d COf'W o~ 9'" .. '"· wlltle1 ii tllh .,,...,.. ...... l ...... cotMlo ............ lo.&.a.e.cedto $241,tOO. CAPE COO ON WATER New on Market! 1'WI ls • ..........,c Cope Cod~. by dtconltor IMkldifMJ sh!Mtd Ir lfclwd glou , brick Olld btaMs. Totolly cOOf'dlnated with luxurious -.altlts ... ~ ..... 4 bed. fca.na 2 poHot. vu in 0 qiliet Utttt ltlond localia l1Hp f« 2 boatl. $115,000 fff. 67J.6t00. ON WATER-LOT YI.II? AIMott lot ..... the .._ COftlH wftll It! Old H1wport cl1ono1 I• o •••t location wifft 4 !Md. hCMM + pier .. tap. Incredible VIEW of M• loyfro .. t. OWHER WI LL HELP FIHANCE. $950,000. CLIFFHAVEN-8£JUTIFUL Reody to Mo u l•to, frHll poh1t, walpoper & carpet ttw~. Loh of dMnt wifft 2 fi~ploces, cOlllltry ldkhett, huge ll Yin9 room and pooklwcl bock yard. 2-itory hoMt wi th 3 bedrooms • vu from 2nd ftoor ..... \\~·£r-1l1li~Erc.rfH~t·&~"' fiolonce. $375,900. A fiM •oM In 1111 crea of hk)lwr pricflf homet. EASTBLUFF VIEW tlJME Ukt MW! WOftdtrful fOIOlly ..... with MW decor throwghout. Wood floon, crown moulclOICJ In Htk ill11taculae. 4 bdrm., family '""' ond fOQOllll c1n101CJ roomhofM. $339,000. 631-1 (00. OCEAN Bl VD. VU-aJM P'rcmM:I strfft w/estate n ~ 75ft. fro11to9c, 2 le9ol loh ad PC9tOI arnlc VU of ocean Ir jetty. iorty Newport residence w /HM ell_.. & qHllty of bygoH days - wood po11eli119, moldl11gs & lonJt room. s 1,350,000. 63I·1 400. LARGE BALBOA IS OOPLEX Spaciom 2-story 4 ldn:I i.o-, ,.. I ... ... Rnt Htow °" ...... Stipct- locaHo. °" MariM •••• Eoly sttpt to So. loy. Owner fJno•. R.Med to $495.000. COONTRY FRENCH--DPORT OGli cabillds, ltollu HW, be•lt.ly ~ & •ocoott. Al top .-+Y la ttiis MlpCf' spKiol 3 becl --. wftfl ·cxceptloMI, r.a..ct kitchen • fCMlly """ "Eye cwN" out1lct. Ir in. $265,000. OCEAN YIEW--UKE NU ...... ..., ~led • rtdlcoraled 2 story lust steps to Mptr bcoch. Mon in & tftfoy luxury os well en cOMIGI IMnQ. 3bd. lbo, & fomily roca $350,000. 631 -1400. PANORAMIC VU ON WATER lffuffful Newport retnat In 1 ICCurfty b.lldlnca. Octan Ir loy Yus frOIOI ftlis GM bed. ocl.tt co-op it Vista def U... MW conclffon txcelltttt tiaoncif19. $210,000. BALBOA IS. BAYFRONT .._..ful 4 bdr:n hofOlt °" comer wftll boat slip. Two story wood and glens ~ with balc:°"Y -dtck. gow..t kitchca. Wunlt net.pt for property In P• SpriolcJt, Arr'OwMad. •lcJ · heir or ? OWHr wll •list wfth flft•cltlcJ. $ 1,200,000. Wil COMlder Mling t.nita.d. DOYER SHORES BAYFRONT lcqm;t occttlh Ir decor .tttt for:nalfty and warwoth. Two story hotM wit• =+-1' ........ dKb. potlo for ill tWt 4 bed. --.... ope• .. ly roo111/kltc..._ +lt .. d ................ bar, .......... ,. wftla _.... flnplect. Dodi for so· boat. ~ offers °" prtct I ..,_, aw... ...... s I ,400,06o. .... LINDA ISLE~UROPWI STYLE ~llled c• ... 'r11U1 Ct ..... WA wlftt •...ttc 24tarv t*Y. SoftlcJ c .... wl ....... i....efM colleclor •t•IHd Ir lt .. d tltu wl•dows tllnHt. StcHd floor Wc-r/'**'1 ••trtoob ... ._ .. ........... ,.. ... ,.,... •.t.i roo•, •t•,.d•w• , .. ..._ 1 ..... . .................... + .... ..... ...... -.... ,.... 5-lr'llt ... , ... . ...... ......... .,,.,. VUi + 4 ~··· hct fw 2 ,..... 19ch•nlllll6Jl-l4'0I: · ll[St0£Nl1Al AlAl !STAT( S~RVICfS 0'91 HOUSE 1-5 OPIH IN l.AYCUST Reduced for quick i>ule. Elegant 3 BR . Traditional. $325.000. See Cynthia Rumsfeld At 1907 TRADEWlNDS. - OPIH ON LIDO ISU Tastefully decorated & spaclous 2 BR. in ideal location. Owner assisted financing. $365,000 See F.die Olson. At 227 VIA ORVlETO OPEH ON IALIOA ISUMD 5 BR. Duplex with l BR. rental. $450,000. See Nancy Nichols Al 112 SAPPHlRE OPEH IN NORTHVtOOD Marvelously upgraded Peppermlll Run executive home. Excellent financing on this 4 BR. +Fam. Rm. $235.000. See Maggie Guth At #46 MONTICELLO COMM.AHDIHG LOC.ATIOH Above China Cove & the Jetty. This fabulous 3 level suspended home constructed of steel & 1 beams exudes architectural integrity 3 BR. Exceptional. $1 ,350,<XX>. 50 FEET SOUTHS.DE Is the most desirable Harbor Island l~ation. Sweeping patio & lawns to your own pier & slip that accommodates a very large yacht Quality custom 3 BR. in a most exclusive setting. Privacy & security. $5,000,000. D.AIES TO H DIFRAEHT Sophisticated "Art Deco" decorated home on peninsula bayfront. 3 stories with picturesque views of bay & coastline. 5 BR . + MBR suite. Lush landscaping on 45 ' lot. $1.875,000. ..,v ... ~teUl'K-tA.Y,fl.()Mt, DUft.iXw • A perfect combination of prestigious living & rental write·off. Very spacious 2 BR . + Den owner's unit with breathtaking views of harbor & pavilion. S l.300,<XX>. CHARM, CHARM, CHAIM All the right ingredients are here m this utterly charming 3 BR. home . Hardwood floors . Used brick fireplace. Beam ceilings. All for $210,000 in Newport's Back Bay. CUSTOM CHARM IH IA YClllST You wi II be entranced. Gracious exterior with leaded glass windows. French doors leading to tree-shaded patio with tiled jacuzzi. Family living at its best. 3 BR. 3 BA . Family kitchen & a FULL basement. $395,000. LUXURY LIVING ON UDO ISLE Large imma culate family home with indoor spa in master suite. 5 large BR'S. 4 BA . Den & separate dining room. Lrg. 46' lot. $469,500 SPECTACULAR OCEAN/IAY VIEW Plus a totally remodeled Harbor View Hills home with 3 BR. +Fam. Rm. & POOL. French doors, oak floors & beamed ceilings . Spectacularly beautiful. $485,000. Surprisingly creati ve financing. JASMINE CREB One of the prettiest homes in this guard ~ated communitv. Lli!ht & airy 2 BR ., + Den . Elegantly apporntea WJth air cond. & pri vate location. $335,000. LOCATION .AHD Ftl'WCIHG Quaint Cape Cod cottage. Beamed ceilings. Brick {>atios. 2 BR. + mother·in-law unit. Prime middle of the island location. Good assumable loan & seller will assist with financing. $385,000. FINANCING A Y AIL.AIU Duplex in charming Corona del Mar surrounded by newl y expanded & rebuilt properties Assume first trust deed & seller will carry a large second. Great property tor investors. Priced at $252,<XX>. IAYSHORE See this 3 bedroom and Den contemporary home. Close to beaches and Marina. Land included at $450,000. THE HST IN THE ILUFFS Abundance of outdoor patios. Shuttered windows & parquet kitchen floors. Highly maintained 3 BR. 2\.2 BA. "Dolores" on . FEE land. Best of all -excellent financing. $998,000. H.ARIOR RIDGI Britht & cheery 2 BR. 2 BA . DYNASTY model. Custom shutters & off white carpeting. Shows like a model. $425,000. OCIAM Ir CAMYOH VllWS From this lovely 3 level traditional home in Sborecliffs. Garden entrance. 3 BR. Upper level master bedroom w/deck. Fam. Rm. or guest quarter s overlooks brick ferrace w/spa. $750,000 . Orange Coast DAILY PJLOT@!Wrdey. AtJguat 1, 1981 Cl Ho.Mt,.,. Wt ............ ,. ............ u. ........... w. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• frntrtil • I 002 .... ,... I 002 • ...,.. I OOZ l1•rtil I 002 ...•.•...•.........••.• .......... , ............ , ............••......... ··•···•··········•····· UNDA ISLE Finest location on all Linda. 76' of waterfront, rm. for up to 85' yacht. 6br, 7ba formal dining. Bayside pool & spa. Game room , frg sit dn. bar. wine cellar. outstanding financing avail. Priced at 4 Million . Bob & Dovie Koop 631 -1266 HAUOI RID~E CUSTOM English Tudor 4br, 5ba, Cam. rm., den. with Ir~ oak bar. lrg master suite w/bay view. ·~·of acre. rm. for pool, lrg . 1st T.(). avail. Asking $1,tiW,UUO. r·or private shOwmg call Hob & Uov1e Koop 631·1266 CAMEO SHORES The finest ocean & coast view to S:o\.-0 '> Cameo ha s ever offered. !~ier~~rn l~~~:s~'.' p~t::e.s·· _g st ste-p~~1w~r1t~~~t0~6:0.~'L.~~ Bob & Dovie. WAlHNONT 30' DOCK Newport's best water buy $.525.000. gets you a Jbr. 3ba. huge .master suite w/spa. Sun decks w/grt vu. Sit. Dn. bar. Excell terms. Trip for 2 Air & hotel Bonus lo Hawaii. Bob & Dovie Koop "3" NEWPORT CREST CONDOS Ocean vu. all 4br. Jba. fam. rm. wet bar, din. rm .. pool. tennis. "3" to choose from $197 ,000 Lo $210,000. Submit all offers to Bob & Dovie Koop llG CANYON Prof. decor Dover 2br, 2ba, fam . rm ., lrg yard. room for.~ol. Guarded gate . Must sell. Submit any offer or terms. Assum. ex1stmg $300.000. Price $450,000 Bob & Dovie Koop ,, M _,.,,,,.,.,.. °'°""'•1 ''...t..J>. • .,.._ N1,'1 • .' .......... .,. """"""'~-~· .,.·~-·~ ,,,,,,-" -..,.. "' CAME<> SHORES 4br, 3112ba, fam. rm .. din. rm., lrg yard w1pool. Pri bches. Grt financing. $724,000 FEE Bob & Dovie Koop 631-1266 LIDO ISLE 4br, 4ba , lq~ lot. steps lo beach & t~nnis . Asking $460.000. Submit any terms or price. Must sell. Bob & Dovie Koop 631-1266 TRIPUX -SAMT A ANA Two 3bdr .. one 2bd r unit each w/encl. 2 car garage. Near So. Coast Plaza. 211-l yrs new. $189,000. JACKIE HANDLEMAN 631 ·1266 MIGHT LIGHT VIEW View the city lights from this prime Mesa Verde home. Large fam. rm. w/wel bar, close to golf course + prime location. JACKIE HANDLEMAN 631·1266 A TOUCH Of HU VEH You'll think you 're in heaven m this 4bd. 2ba beauty. Step dn . L.R .. lg formal din .. lg. country kit with loads of cupboards and more. $269,900. Call Kasey or Norm 631-1.266 MUST SELL Unbelievable ocean view, 3br. 2ba, super location plus spa & 3 private beaches. 20<7c down will do it. Don't wait. Call now Kasey or Norm McKinley 631-1266 IOMUS TIME IH COST A MESA This lovely home has 4 bedrooms and a den , with options galore for any family. Call to discuss the exciting possibilities this home offers for only $133.500. Anne Mccasland 6.11-1266 MESA VEIDE VALUE Sharp 2 bedroom condo m Mesa ,Verde. Priced to sell at $98,500. Call Anne Mccasland 631-1266 HOT FOR EVHYOHE Motivated widow seeking fast escrow offers exceptional seller financing, including trade. This charming bayfront home. located at 2600 Bayshore Dr. wi II be open for preview Sunday. Aug. 2 from 1-5 or call Dick Drexler 759·1221 for details. 3 IDRM-r<>ot...GUEST HOME RB>UCEO SI 5,000 Large tastefully decorated executive home. Circular drive to lovely 3 Bdrm 2 Bath ranch style home. Complimented by giant sparkling pool & guest house! Excellent fin ancing available. Just reduced $15.000 - hurry, there is only one! Call Adrienne 759·1221. TURTUROCK COUNTRY CHARMER Enjoy the country life ! Highly upgraded 2 Bdrm & den home . Expansive park view. Country kitchen with butcher block island. Fireplace in living room & family room. Atrium! Spacious master bedroom has private garden sp~ Artistically landscaped with mature trees, stone patios. planter walls and automatic sprinklers. Hurry on this one! Excellent fmancing. Call Adrienne 759-1221 fOttEYEl VIEW - IEST IUY ON SPYGLASS Possibly the best buy on Spyglass Hill. 4 Bdrm single story Capehorn has views of the ocean. bar & Catalina from the family room, living rooro and master Bdrm. Priced to sell at $600,000. Opn Hse Sun 1·6PM. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221 OLD COM DUPLU PLUS ANAHCIHG Take over $250,000 AITD at 10%! ! 1800 sq ft. Owner's unit has 4 Bdrm, 2~ Ba & is move·in ready. Also a l Bdrm rental unit or perfect in-law quarters. $325,000. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221 HOT TUI FIVEl Walk to So. Coast .Plaza from this highly upgraded emotional home. A redwood hot tub steps from the master bedroom will make your evenings something to look forward to ! Excellent financing makes this 4 Bdrm two-story EAZV to purc hase and no balloon payments ! Only $149.500. Bruce Blomgren 759-1221 MIWPOIT SHOllS WM.I TO II.ACM Just 4 blocks to the sandy beach this home offers much more than the price suggests! Two·story, 4 Bdrm, 21h Ba. lrg lot + community pool & tennis! Make 1-0Ur "Live At The Beach" dream come true. Only .'194,900. Bruce Blomgren 759·1221 -4 • .. 11 111 I• I 111 ~I ' ,., t ' 4 • t \ IUY THIS IEAUTIFUL "ILUffS .. HOUSE MOW! $249,540 BAYPOINT- LIKE A Mtlll 25% down moves you in. Seller will finance al 13Y-l % for 10 years. New Pacesetter home, 2 Br, den, 21,-1, Ba, fireplace, Ash cabinets, microwave, A/C. Private .sunny patio, common ~rea, spa, BBQ & V·ball. $194,000 includes the tana. W• alwa,1 lla••hl»tt UatMcp o tlM .._.., pricHJ REDUCED SI 0,000! SOMEISET 5 BR 3 Ba. 1827 Port Tiffi n $339,500. Open Sun. l·S CAMEO SHOR~S OCEAN & JETTY VIEW One s treet fro m water. pvt beaches $925.000. Open Sun l-5 SPYGLASS fOREVER VIEW 3 BR 2 Ba. formal dining, Camil\ rm. 2 fpk"s. New lux c,Xs. dl; signer decor. $635.000. Pete Barrett Realcy s .. ,.r 3 ldrRI, 2 lath holM fffhn1 Mtxlc• tile tlllry, 1rg ~/f...ily '°°"' wtHt. tltc- trlc appli011u1 Olld "Island" ra•9•top & II o od, blt·l11 booklhtf•es Md brick fl; cplac• ill LR.. walconrWJI of MOllllll doftl + flock~ Ir foW w.-,.per. SUPH TERMS. Off•r•d by seltr. Call 155·0233 for all dttall1. Ted w ......... LINDA ISLE Exciting opportunity Wide channel view from spectacular architectural designed 4 bdrm. 5 bath, pool home. Slip for 2 large boats Sl.495,000. NEW LISTING IN CAMEO SHORES $695,000 fee. One of Cameo Shores finest views . Pool Owner . wtfinance. 20', down. presents FUXllL.E FIHAHCIHG-WATHFIOKr Pier and slip, 35' on Balboa Island bayfronl 2 Bdrm cottage with 2 Bdrm income guest unit Sellers ready to deal '. Come by to see. COSTA MESA ~t ' l.t to Hilt htWy paW- td. brt and chHry i.e.. wOh kltchttt & battt: lrg yard. $109,500. OPEN SAT 1·5 IN THE ILUFFS Shows like MW, fr11hlv ~ ...... 4·Mt-m· "l"·pWt~~·'ltlftl.Mi:"T ........ ewclowd r.flo•· 1ttp1 to pool & w.mg dist.ct to 1cllook. ~ pt'") and park. 011ly S 191,500. 2477 Vista Hu.rta. WA TERFIONT Wl..a 3 ldnft t1 .. 1itt c111tot11 llaMt + iftco... Wlit, spa, tkyli9hf, pier & slip. fH land. Off•r al for only S750,000. Gnat fiHftCiftg a•• ble. CaM Katt.it Shitld1. For iftformaffOlt Oft thew Giid other fiM pro,.,tt.1 ccil ow bsidHtlal De,.,....... 644-7020 . LIDO I ISLE HOMES 120 VIA QUITO OP'f:H SUH 1·5 Featured on Homes Tour this lovely traditional spacious. custom J bdrm. 3 bath home, ne\\ ly decorated. Priced to sell quickl y at $475.(XX). Must see 214 VIA ITHACA Oft&t SUH 1·5 Newly remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath plu~ lge recreation room & 2 patios. Beam ceiltngs . Great for entertaining. $420.000. Best price for th~ msme,y,,. ;, .,///'" .•• .,..__,.,,,.,,.-... ,,.,,..,.., . .,, • 't_,..,,,.,... f> ' • ~ •. PEHINSULA POINT RACHFIONT Panoramic b ay & ocein view at wedge. from prime large lot. 4 bdrm, 3 bath tustom home. 3700 sq ft. featuring marine room. $1.385.000. NEWPORT CREST CONDO 19 ESCAP4DE CT. OP~ SAT/SOM 1·5 2 bdrm. den. :,pacious Plan 8. im· maculate. Excellent financing. S215.000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\ do· D•··· "'B 67S 6161 THI RANCH llVI ... SKYLIGHTS AND STAINED GUSS Only SI 99.500. Charming, spacious 4 BH 2 Ba ranch style home on private wooded lot. Private pool a nd spa. Located al end of cul de sac. Walking di stance to shopping center. Loan available at 13'; interest owe 2nd TD. 9.9650/o ASSUMABLE LOAN Lovely private 2 DR. + den condo \\1lh tttthedral ceilings and lot~ of decking Securi~x 1-1· ga:t-et'.t ...... A.[bor .,.,l..ak.e 1Wo'od· · 6ridge. sl/s':11oo . owe 2nd TO Submit' IALIOA PENINSULA Sl99,900 <;harming 2 UR cottage with fireplace. walk to Pavilion. ferry. bay or beach. OM1er will finance be creative. MOllU HOMES We have 3 lovely mobile homes for sale in choice Irvine area. Priced from S38.000 to $52,500. TWO -.... ONGS 1•0.1397 GEUT a CDJITA 67J.776 I STARNES COMPANY d~O!J.~C!f0c~. bu1ttfy nMOdtl•n-~OOlll for lllioy.ttd ROW of a Htwpori MllNlltf" witl. SI00.000 dowt1 OWMr wil carry. $499,500. 631-1 400. NEWPORT CUSTOM-URGE s,.c-. 2bd. 2 ba. Oft ... '"' iMd ~ Fc.ily rOOfft, •ltra i,. lot rOOftl for pool, Clllto.ft built for oriC]lilld OWMn, Wy fttwicrttd. to4aitY ~I. $249,500. lock lay anci. 61J.6900. WATERFRONT HOMF:S. '"( Rf /\I f "i 1 A Tl M k, t t \t .. ~,#\\ ·~· '91 .... t)1fl K. ,)! I NO NEW FINANCING NEEllD INVESTORS CLOSEOUT .$99,000 Hard to find starter Townhouse. 3 bedroom , 1 bath with hig h assumable loan. JESSE JAMES You can steal this sharp 2 BR + den townhome with pool, spa, sauna. Low, low down -oilly $130,000. WATCH OUT FOR ANTS on the picnic-like g rounds of this sharp 3 br, 2 ba Irvine condo. Near pool & recreation center. Move-i n co ndition . ONLY $156,000. Better hurry! IYE-IYE Selle rs leaving country and must leave behind their well located 3 Br .. Fam. Room. Close to pool & tennis. NOW ONLY $169,000. FIXER DUPLEX Great. potential in convenient Costa Mesa area. Seller will help. Only $117,500 Hurry. GET THE POINT Pin s harp 4 BR., Fam. Room, gourmet kitchen, atrium, best Irvi ne location . Drasti c reduction. $205,000. CIYHOMOU We have the perfect 4 Br. & Fam. Room on cul-de-sac with pool size lot. Ory your tears and cau us now! Unbelievat>le at $21.S,OOO. IMMEDIATE Sale Forced By Pending Transaction. Chance Of A Lifetime To Purchase One Or All Of The Three Prime Residences Listed Below: TERMS -TERMS -TERMS TRAi>ES CONSIDERED, POSSIBLY LESS THAN INTEREST PA YMEMTS, ALL PAYBACK PLANS CONSIDERED I. Hice 2 II -D-Pt. -Grt. l..W .....•.•.•.•...... ' 165,000 2. 4 11 -Fa. IM -5"cJ1.!.11 •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1469 ,500 3. 4 II -F.. IM, Pool, View -SpyCJln1 ............... '695,000 CALL ROM TAYLOR NOW! 640-9900 SNEAK ova OU> COIOMA DUPLEX Just li~remium quality with two-3 BR units · beams · fire places · shade trees. 6 yrs. hew · seller will exchange or be creative with your terms · offered at $347 ,500. DOn 't tell a sout or. the_y will beat ~ou out. Imagine 4 BR., Fam. Rm. & Pool · i·ust reduced to $265,000 with ow down and interest! WI All FtMAMCIM~ SNCW.lm TIAIMIO TO STIUCTUll IVBY TUMSACTIOM TO MHT YOUI ta>S. IP WI CAHT DO IT, HO ~CAHI 105 H. loyfrOftt, II c::>p.ti Sat 1·5 GREAT LOCATIOM-CLIFf HAVa. Privacy for the family tha t buys th1s 4 Bdrm home Ample outdoor spaces for summer playing, cozy are<J s around the fireplaces in winter. your cho1 ct• of formal dining room or breakfast room or patio when the famil} gathers to dine. Room for a hoat $395.000 ... ~~,9~! Yf,!l~ ~ G&~~~ ,-~~'11'-.,.,..._;.;, i,,,.,..,; Suj>er "'orl<--~pa C'e mor~"'lfl11 l\1ni. in low ma1nlenance rear Attractive 3 Bdrm den. 21 ~ bath home with man~ custom features Sl79,500 1806 lttyf Lit., HI Optt1 Sat/S... l·S ROOMY IAYCREST Total family at'l1\ 1t1e~ from 3 car gara~e & f{\' area . lo huge family room to eat 1n ~ourmet kitchen - not to mention S Udrl'l'b. 4 "baths. formal dining room enclosed yard. 1500 Hiqltland, HI Optt1 Sat/S... 1·5 642-5200 NO NEW ANANCING NEEDED HILlSIDE HIDEAWAY 3 bedroom . fantas tic ocean & canyon views. gazebo , lus h landscapin g . Anxious o wner. $299,000 THE LAST GIVE-AWAY 4-p lex in prime Da na Point area. All 2 Br units . A m ere $319,000. Seller will deal with ver y low down. WAKE UP We have t he a n s we r to your dream s! 4Brs., 4 Baths with swee ping nite lite v iew. Upgrades everywhere. Eager seller. Now only $450,000. CLASSY 4 bedroom. one s tory . Fam. Rm. Pool & Spa. Beautifully upgraded with lus h landscaping & Koi pond. ONLY $529,500. SHIHIHG ST AR Night light and ocean views. 6 Brs .. playroom, family r oom, PQ91 and jacuzzi. $795,000. Owner will carry. MEW CAPT AIH W AMTID To man 61 ft. on main turning basin of Newport Bay with views from almost everywhere. Plus 5 Br, 6 Ba. pool, spa and room to dock 4 yachts. Our Lind.a Isle beauty is priced at $2.100,000 with great terms. ' ~ ~ .. ' . r • ,. • • .... ----------. , ~::~~.~ ....... • .._.,,_Wt .._.,,_Wt HMn'9rWt · HwnlllwWt Oran9tCo11t OAILYPILOT/Slturd1y,Augu1t 1, 1981 ~-· •ooi .... w;; ..... i006 c;t;M;."'"0 ii24 ...... w;; ....... ioi4 c;:;;w; ...... ioi4 .,., .... ioi4 ....... ,., ... ...... ,., w. ...... ,., w. ...... ,., w. ,............. . ·················•·· ........................•............. , .........•.•..........••••.•.••.••••••••.....•••.•••......•.••.............•...............................••.........•..........•............... Pll UPllACH OP .. HOUSI MIU V11D1 By Owner, under mkt. HutL: ........ 10 lrtM t044 lrfM 1044 lrflM 1044 HOU5'VllWI SUM IM:JO OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 Newl1 painted, up ........................ ••to••••••-0 • .. tt•••• ............... , ............................. , lnuedlbit \lrutn.~ JllOMYI moGANNETDR I th N PA&.rt Mll Cl~ i Co ta 1raded, a Br.•~ 81 HACIHA SI 14,950.WDllG ••N...,. blk to octaa. Quant P'lnu1meotftrtd.3Brl LI tBr + dftl trMtvtl n e ewrf · e &ma area n s ho~•· Lrs yard Xlnt OMTHl .. CH TUITlllOCI Lovely a Br ranch 8t utlllll~= oew 4 wdbltt picket ictt, .. homt,2 arpre••· bom1e, 1co!!e000r lot. 11 cMon''oam'isniumlnJcesrotJ.eqctu.aWl~tywi·lolebwe 1oc ... c~~11c~11500• SIU.OOO LOWDOWN·OWC2nd kitchen, c'-to poold. Bd~t1tN.lvthomtll1 latch door to. plral lit Uvln1 rm w/frpk, at o. 1..-, . A1t. d "" par.a. vu..., ...... . Dr U ~ 111 Moot.eclto w/view. AIC, park 6 laku. Goo r bulo Woodside Thlt stairway to oc. vlft c-to No BayfronL holding Open ouse Sat/Sun l·S. Be tu. •m• c ••1 2 b d rm, at r I um . fln1ncil11 avaUable. CaU 1 111 • malr Bdrm, 2 8d 1 i' 0..ner wUI ftnanet Alk sure lo at.op in and see the d.lfference Huttst .__.. 1040 pvt commuolty with den/bdrm, fam. rm a for 1bowln1 Suiee bom• bu ll •ll a.ad 11 1 n t I ' f t c ... -000 • SIO,OOODOWM -r•-PoOI and tpa, 11u111, u l ttrpl .. 1i1111~a111a . ..-' new oa the market. C1U k,;..~?J.~ lldvant <' or •w1.-. Eutalde Cotta Neu attentboion to det~~I can makofe inp1 your ...... ~··• ............. 1rm , .Pvt beach ft rb,,.!6 ':butte:.' ~i: .... ~__.. fordttallt. )'OU pilot. fl•ltUv• Iara vanc1 Towobouu. 2 Br. l\'a new me. At uae corner aimer •·AMDOt• CocrtaU petioa overlook Jae outaide of muter 1223,000 Only tl•.900. Call 00 baths, pvt yard, 2 car and Santa Ana. 752·6499 2 STIY +POOL poundin1 awi. t! yet aulte, itooe patiot, h.11b ~~r~fk· Ownr!Att. ...... 14 rHlfOr ::i ,v::•:::. c.~~'.1:: ml' -1 l~,tl/IJ I ;.:~•:;,): u':;:;'. ~~:~.~~:."~'/.'·,.,~!~: [~i)"bodMdtc WM~ m ~061 OWCtlrai&htnote. ' ra, R~::etllla~a~e:r:~t call114/N7.tl00. Owner tranaltrred-RH hV Rlff lnv't7SZ.219'7 ~ 9 \~ la! Bil 2 1tory T.H. Re11tyWorldBeachalde mutt sell. JUlt reduced. THIMOM6 551 ·3000 --..., Mete v .... a..-c. - -·--w/frml Uvln&. COW'IDet New dlx s Br townhouse. Call for appt, dy1 TOWHHOMl7 mOlarranu l'kw).hVlllf' J...._Colt°}; Charmin& 4 Bdrm hid· kitchen, cocktail patio wal.k to beach, fully de-'79-9164 ; eVlfl&-0745. Call tbe specialJsts al ho rm '<i~ ueat den 2.story and 3 81 and and tarae muter sul~. corated.12311,000 + min. the condominium In· PRIDE use 0~nda lot. 3 S bl AU J111t mlnutel to mUea down. 53'-0332 formation center. IH l\l TllH'\ --- F..teltlc y.,_ Lr1 5 Bdrm view home Spy11a11. Priced al S63S,ooo with only S7o.ooo down. Owner must seU 1329,500. O~r d .. ~aorra'ted•~!~;. .~~m,.!t IUHDMIW VILLAGE CR EEK : of Pound1n1 aurf + low Walk to Beach. 4 Br. ram PERFECT! Touchstone Realty or ownership. This 3 "'~ w1w .. .., .,.. 2 bdrm condo, 1plral HlJGE 3 bedroom cooclo, d N a Bdrm 2 Ba, corner mClll7 Bdrm 2 Ba, w/formal expensive draperiea1 stllrcue, fireplace. tile about 1750 sq.ft! S years own payment. 0 rm. 1.,. ba. SUS,900. loc a tlon, J rv In e • 5 · dinlna room shows like CoroH cW~ 1022 wa llcoveringa ana 11lore, microwave, new, wll.b fonnal dtntn1. quallfyln~urr~ call 5311·2403 Colleae Part:. Showa bet· TUITLBOCK new home. Lovely yards ••••••••""""••••.. carpeting. Priced to aeU sec u r It y s y 1 le m. family room wil.b deck, 80-'IOlO. tty orld BY OWNER, No. Hnt1 ter lluln model, s14!pe to At tons last 1 Plan 7. 4 w/wrouaht i.ron Tence oo Tll'LD quickly and it bu 2 u. panoramic ocean & fireplace. Ameniliu OBeaN ~haXCLlde.US Bch, 3 BR t.,. ba, RV ar· school and pool. Owner's Bdrm. Bclll• Rm., near cul·de·sac st. Don't miss Three units ~l b sumable loans. full ni&ht ll&hl views. From aalore. '141,000. Call c. IVE HUN· ceaa. Corner lot. Up-motlvated,calloow. the park, oaJt hardwood thla one! Asaumable fireplaces, on a,· pricd228,900.751·3llll s~.000 Temu. OPEN T A R B E L L • TINGTONSEACLlFf'S lflded Owner flexible, noon,customllahting& financing Asking Corona del Mar lot, SAT /SUN 11·6. 2157 REALTORS,979--2:llO G 0 L F C OU RS E ! submit terms. 775-716S; mir rors. remodeled Sl.2S,500. the price of a duple Pacific A \'e, 6'73-6778. 3bdrm • pool. xtra lrg lot. 89HQ'J(714l kitchen All th.is & a 3 car Favorable assumabl Fo.t•Vtley JO Many xtras. S395,000. .__. aarage Excellent lst loan, seller w/carry --------1 LOY&YI ............... ,...... Broker : 633 ·'833, H.tll!"J'O'I financln1 available 2nd Pri«:(!d at S329JOO c°'fi'-*H-DEVONWOOD S37.USS. H.t.iw . 1042 $275,000. Pam759-1288 down payment Sll.2.000. On NO QUAlJFYIN ' ••••••••••••• .. •••••0 • r r·-.. • In 0 ll 134,SOO e of.the larsest famlly XLNTTERu "t.; Twnbse 1760 SQ ft. 2Br. reeport ......... c By wner/Bltr -wi 3 bdrm, 2 ba & tam xm homes 1v.U.61e today. 5 ....., 2 B d LEAS IE/OPTION A Real Estate Co. cooeerate.6'75-3141 Cinderella Model. As· Bdrm. Bon~ Rm 3 car Sl&S,000 Nr bch Lra 4Br c~m ! '.. gou:!er '!M 5 bdrm , iba, Turtlerock. WOODBRJDGE --------12 Bedroom House with l•-~;::~:;:;;;;;;~ sumable llnancin1. All 1ara1e on a huge lot w/3Ba . 10 3 dn finance. Ownr/agl $50,000 down. Owner/ OUTSTANDING new 3 Bedroom Unit. 4 P TIME reasonable terms con· with a pool • spa & 9620'N_C1227U~% lnlen;!~6682 $242,500. {714) 997.5490 agt, 844-81.2.S aft. 6pm v ALUE car garage, large lot. Beautiful ~I & spa, s1dered. Owner will IS· seperate play yard, ...... $96,<X»-12~ • ..., 20 'li down. 675·0562 covered P2\ w/brick slst In addil.lonal rinanc· beauWully decorated" rllCE/SLASHED lnlH 1044 * •L,.,.ATION ASSUMABLE 1st TD Broker. BBQ. also co11.s w/3Br ing Owner Is licensed landscaped. Financing Owner ready to deal If.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" 2 s ty, 3 BR Ht ba , & a family nn.'t13 900 RE a1enl Open SatlSWI available. $349,500. Pam mi. to beach! lmmar JM r~ CO. Super location for I.bis util/stora4e nn, lndry 04 IEGONIA Open SatfSWl l-4'1o w' H Call Michael Cox. 759·1288 up g rad e d 1 b r , WooArhlp ~ large 3 bdnn detached rm. beautiful lndscpne. Elegant new 4 Br Vic· Bay. 979-1674 freeport funds, inr. den /bdrm., 1 & ~ ba. Last availabe plan 5 home in the heart of Redwood deck patio Ot~rnira/~onptararct tioarl J·vuust' 0Wua rlfCI ltllMJCB> A Real Estate Co. Pools, jacuni, tennis. $2115,000 Wbeoodhbrl~~ge. Silin~eps Ito Malibu Ughts, patio COY· ' " BestbuyinMesaVerde. OPIHSUHl·S clubhouse, wet bar, 4Bdrma+bonus,3ba ac • ... e.sa gee . er. planter boxes. etc. completing. SS75,000. WILL Fl'ilAHCE Beautiful 2 sty bome as· G R E E N B R 0 0 K fr pie. Perr. for cpl 3 car garfor Info call On quiet cul·de·sac. As· Sl32.500. Flexible financ· Belly Kerr RHlly e--;;. l,.,·.111 I. f ·ll I y '>1 , 1 •11 Jl)Q OWMBWIU CARRY Beautiful 3 Bdrm 21.'i Ba, 2 frplcs. pvt yard. 20'l down. owe balance at 12%. C1U for showing. Suue Miller 558-9'00 RVM~ R ~Al.Torts .... b4IJ & belt y..,.., ilCo,.. .. Mar Come see for yourself $340,000 incl. land IY OWMll Lg yd, fruit tJ:ees. & a , mabl~ In. No quaiify. SPACE.MAKER 1 Needs financing to exist· 5$l~ sumable fanancing. Call ing . Owner. 644·9030 ; Custom 4 yr old home. 3 cover ed patio 3Br, OWC 2nd, Sellers 4 br, 2"'1 ba, parquet ing 7.93 loan. Open Sat. for details . Asking ~-4720 Rancho San Joaquin Bdrm, 2"4l ba. Xlnt family rm. 2 frplcs 'vated.Movedout of Ooon.tlXAOscreened& & Sun. 1·5, 9766 Verde EASY $220,000 Villa. Portola Model . fuiancing. 1410,000. 15'7c Sl.30,000. Open Sat/Sun ar Call Lln·Z l.odav. covered patio, 14X33 Mar, 5J6.1800or968-8341. ... TUITLBOCK many upgrades. Must dn. Courtesy lo Brks. 1-4.1642 Baker. ~· bonuuoom.. · o-op. .. Financing terms. nvuu r ge f • .,, ; Bkr c (UJ]UL.~..tb ld Seller financing or take see! Open House Open Sat/Sun 12·5 1407 Santanella 6nn81 846-0096, 548-1.904 642-7404 With Pool Tables ASSUME 173.000, IH'<o/o, Sharp 3 year old de· Re It over ex~tt;,;g~anc~h°is ~:~~ ~-_:;avarre CdMSACRIFICE Askforlodowe M YllDE 8683 FRAZER RIVER OWC.immac,4Br.~~mi tached patlp home. a 1J ~::i~x2stry.'4Bd~home • · 1 · EX -.... CrRCLE to bch, cul-de-sac, spa, Popular tract. Only 551·3000 wil.b formal dirung rm. TURTLEIOCK UNIL':.E CALIF OWNER MUST e Own LU """" $214,500 gau\)o,cuslmlndscp& ll.25,000.Willsellfast,so 4tZt81rnnuPb>,lnlnt fmlyroom.2"2 ba.3car Highlands Gardrn SELL! -=:.;=::. NEWPORT at 15~ :n ybdS50rm.ooo2 DON TYLER & ASSOC int. $154,900. 911().2073 Wc a II li~f·f~·-7_2121 now! gar Plus lrae bonus nn Home MOD + GUEST Beautiful duplex on de· ~ IBQ=D ~HORIZONS bath 1 level ctia;;er OR INC. By owner, 2 story, 4BR. estr .._ton OWNER-Turtle Rock. up. Wik acl"055St to pool and Beaullfully upgraded 3 ~AITaS. $94.fOO mable street 1265,000 ~ REAL TY will help fman~ new 640-8770 nr Bcb. 1148.500 gd WOOD BR l DC E By graded '";acre? Del. 4br prk View of lulls. fmt br home. lge master br am a tic ram b Ii n g Only lO"'r dwn' Lrg as· Joan. St84.900. OPIH HOUSE I terms, no Agts please Owner 4 Br Assum fin <3 + den) 2ba. for dr, and rear Ask 1 n g w frplc, spac. fam rm. modern style with lots of sumable loan at 13'k. OrEH SUH 1-4 Pool. 111639 Moroogo, h I 964·7362 B r o a d m o o r cent entry & atrium, 3 S267,500. Open Sat &Sun. 21'2 ba. ulll rm. lge space &gla.ss.Separate Owner will finan~e S rAl•cilMI! l9llS..C. Acre. 4 Br. Loans~ELL idle it.ems with a '"Aspenwood"onaqu1et pnvyds,xtras.Nrpk& 12-6 Slopby59S2S1erra ya rd Assumable loan guest or Mothers·an -law balance Hurry! Prut. 8 . ::f: dd $158,000. Only $220,000. Daily Pilot Classified cul-de·aar. $183,900 By pool. S23.SK or best cash. Siena or call owner Mus t see. 1349,900 quarters Best yet! only. Call Jim Davis igh Y JJpgra e 4br 963-1112 Broker1J.42.l4l8 Ad. a .5$1·5$11 641·80702Abrs. a enL975--0063 7S2·9061 w.:.--.~~~~'lia~t.~31e .. , ;,~~-~!.: ·~-,. ..... to02 ·~ ''-" 1• '"'i6oi ~~~-.. ·-.-."". 'idol' GIWOT'''-·-~'·1~02 ~.. 10'62 G ... -.-... .,,-... ---... r-632-..,,.,..,,,,,_,....,. R e a I t y W o r I d appreciate. Name your •ii\;;·;;••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••• ••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Beacluide. terms' Aitd/low down high assumable, call for IUYEISWAMTEO appt lo see. 957·2819 We can help you fiad Owner/Agt. your dream house Call --------liio~E:Ss;JP~E~RRAATTEE:!!-NN;°e;ar~l'!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I our Costa Mesa · S02Acada.S32A,OOO NewPort Beach Residen· OPEN SAT/SUN foreclosure. 3Br, 2Ba, --------1 tial Specialist. Delores 616 Begonia. $249,900 S20,000 dwo. su8·500· 3 HOUSES Ge Iberg Drive by, then call Agt. La Doris 645-9161 TSL PROPERTIES SAM MARVIN MESA YEIDE ON 1 LOT Mi-1603 675·5688 or 675-6000 Bu c co I a ff om e by IOMIN.TOBEACH I '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I owner, choice loc. 3Br. ~ BLKTOCLUBHOUSE• CdMDWll.EX 2Ba. formal dining rm, I Lovely Mesa Verde 4 BR 2"'2 ba, plus l BR lg ram rm, wet bar, 0 n y Country Club Villa. 3 rental. $25,000 down & beautifully lodscpd, s Bdrm, 3 bath overlook· OWC balance at lO'k ~~~ees. Prin only 179,900 ing pool. caba na , mt,ownr/agt.76().0297 -------=~----- gardens. Adults. Owner -------•I MESA YaDE carries tstloan. Offered rllYATEIEACH IESTYALUE at 1179,500. Ownrlagt. Sharp2Story,4 Br.3Ba. 1366 Charming 3 Br, family · home. Xlnt cond. new carpel, redwood SUMI f1{~/o LOAN Beautifully landscaped. spa, easy care yard. As· Oner wtJJ carry 2nd Anxious seller. Offering sume 9"43 loan. l~ Call645-9161 . OPEN HOUSE REAL TY / No qualUying. Nicely flnanc1n1. Shown by clown to qualified buyer. decorated 4 Br home appt Jo-AnnDoran. $165,000. D. Bourke ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! w/lots of amenities. On· 8Sl·9522 Realtor s.6-9950. ly $128,900. Call l.oday MESA VERDE 4 Br. 2 9'7J.5370 Ba. with pool, beautiful. A TM ly landscaped & easy LLSTATE '~CREA care yard. Owner will • PORTfOUO consider V.A Sl34,900. REALTORS PROPERTIES,INC. D. Bourke Realtor. 546·9950. -------•I •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I BY OWNER·Lg assuma-INVESTOIS ~ ble tst at 12.25% on this •No negative cash flow. NEW LISTINGS 3Br, study, 2YJBa, 2 sty , •No vacancy. Five duplexes in CdM. s a $245 000. 5$7·3314 N · Excellent financing. • o maintenance. v ", uo DOW ... N t bl Ca 11 agents, John or ,,_ " " • o enant pro ems. p t i .. b • Br. super buv. """ ...,,,., Acron m.t Part Higbl,y uperaded 5 Bdr Buccola home in Mesa Verde. Secluded pool, 2 wet ban and lar1e fa mi· ly room. A very special emotional home• Opn Sat /Sun 1.30·3: 30 . Jackie Handelman 631-12166 RVM~ Rt'l\l.TOH'\ •An interest in real pro-a r c..,orcome Y , ; .,..,,........, perty. OPENSAT/SUNt-5 'Whelan ASSUMEVALOAN •Tax Benefits. 717 NARCIS.5US at 8"'1%-$64,000 bal. For information call Bob · 67~23ll Sumhme home, fenced Newell, Lido Office, C_A_M_E_O_....H .... IG=H.._L_A_N_D_S-1· ~· Estate front and rear. Only Redhill Really,673-7300. 4Br, (am rm. frplc, Slt0,000. BKR.646-4380 view, pick your terms.-------~ OPEN HOUSE SAT * * * Down payments from WOODS'lllAM'S 1-5·00 Lge FR & LR. M. RscMr ~~n~r~m ~::·m~aic; best end unit, vacant & Fpldc. 3DBblR. 2 ea,1n great 514 Pierpont Dr S3,800 per mo. Owner waiting for you. See 345 con · gar w opener Cost.a Mesa University N·l. 3 bdrm, Come see 276 Sierks. will carry and consider 1 ( Agt. 646·4380 Youaret.heWU10erof all trades. Owner/agt. 3 car garage, ols o _ TWO<~~~~,~~~ _7_60-~1866~·~-~333~1. ___ 1 ~~1a~e~s·1:,'~· T:1c1nna~~ m;/15~ w~~ ~ RrNGUNGBROS. --------1 Submityou.rtenns. BR . fplc, dbl gar BARNUM & BAILEY IEDUCED $70,000 SU0,000. Ruth Laurie, c•cus SUBMIT ALL OFFERS MASTa5CllCLE btr. 64M.1IO AnaheimConvenllon 4 bdrms, pool. spa, Just oU tbe 101/ course.-.-------. ocean view. Vacant. s A Count Cl b ,.. Center Aug. 6-17 anta na ry u . LongBeachArena Vogue Real Estate. 2 story fa'mily home. 59 Aug. 19-23 Barbara, agt, 770.9898, roomy 3 bdrm, 3 bath. To ~aim passes, call •SSS!!!·!!OllOO!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j large family room, spa 642-5678, ext. 272. Passes ~ & R. V. pad. Ouiet cul·de· must be exchanged for sac street. great for reserved seats at bo" ONE OF A KIND chUdren. $221,000. office pri or to Family home in old w,,,,.,,,_.n 11 ~~ . performance. Cd M. completely re· t?t,,,vn u. aa v'f'UU * * * novat.ed & prof decoral· * <iA,,.,J.~k°nA ed. separate mstr suite v ·-r~ llalM>a lslmd 1006 w/sundeclc & pvt sitting 6(3-1#94 ........... •••••••••••• rm. Open Hse SWI 1-4. 3141 E Coett Hwy CclW For s• by OWMr s295.ooo. · •• 2 BDRM UNITS double garaae for each unit. Foreed air heat. On 3.32 acres. Prime Costa Mesa area. Prine. only. Ask for Betty, 84.5-9161 . OPEN HOUSE REAL TY / Spectacular2storyCape 642~7404 BR 1 1 ... c ' Cod. 3 Bdnn. 2ba + lg I Atll for ROii Low. 3 • poo • am rm, "°"' l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j bdrm unit. Separate Rose Lo. Open Sun. 1·5 gueat rm w/laundry & ~ aBkr.893-1351 i-•4•11-,00L-•H•OM-•I• bal.b. Lge fixed assume· ~NEWPORT 4 BR, ra m rm, 255 Excellent Colleie Park bleat 123 + OWC 2nd. HORIZONS Camellia, Ln., Open area. Has '80,0001st, as· 1573-0188 REAL TY House Sun. 1·5 Bllr. sumeat 14%. Sl46,900. G-1351 R&'M~ I ' 191 JI llOOIHUIST (at Garfield) E.: UMTINGTOM llACH ·5585 FOREST E. OLSON, REALTORS 6491 EDJ*HI (at Edwards) W. HUNTIMGTOM IEACH 894-7521 ns TOP AIEITS FOR l•E \ TOP PRODUCER MARY SUMMERS GIEATDUPUX Owner will carry contract. Super for the investor. Call today. PROIA TE SM.E Beautiful corner lot. Large yards and great location. Won't last long at $119,000. MWTHllMCH A dis tinctive home designed for ~racious li vini and entertainina. Exudes luxury. Nobly sized and ba.Ddlometv decorated rooms. Luab landscaping and sea breezes make this home very desirable. Don't let this beauty slip through your hands. Make an appointment today. Only $232,500. WEST HUNTINGTON BEACH TOP PRODUCER BILL JACKSON TOP PRODUCER CARLA NAGELE A SPACIOUS HAaael For the larJe family. Designed for gracious living and entertaining. A huge, lush yard with tall trees surrounds this beautiful s bedroom, 3 bath home . Am e nities include sj)lcious family room, covered ~tio, R.V. parking and a den for Dad. Location on a quiet cul-de-sac in Huntington Beach. Call Today. Colclwtl ... er ••• Amtr.lca MOTtB.fM-LA W 9UAIT'&S Plus 3 bedroom & mucli more. Owner will help you assume loan. Easy price1 Easy terms. Don 't miss out. Cal Today. llACH NOMT COMJO Super develop ment. One of a kind urut. Guarded gates & much privacy. Only $176,000. 4 llDIOOM W.AIM ulted ceilings, family room. Large sized yard. Fountain Valley area. $163,900. ·' ' \ c :. 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Ownerl bulldtrmliltseU 2.11 Acr.. moo lq. fl. Nr South Coul Plau! CLUB . RAN CHO m-' 0 9oun 1ar11ea. ds. pell TRIPPING MllDSWOll Fromao.yot Point~ Br n,J'r, only now Eulu1lve home, barn, corral•. decor11or •harp ! Ml.RACE 18r. 1"' 8a w.elco 54'·2000 on ttlc tllt then ltt Al you woQkt tlpett at tbetebarplu, szsoooo OwnerwUlbelp Penlnlula Potot home vie"' ot entJrt valley, Eartbtone. 1 Bdrm con· Completely furn. on LIASIOf"l'tOM A c ... •how /ou W. terrillc~ W. prl~ Ramblin1 2 28r. Uta. U111&e1, I ur nnaoct.' Otlla a1. brand oew 4 8R 4 ai manyexttu, flnl.ftclna. do. pool, •Pl clbble. By Cl'Mbelt, tamlly .uoa. Wby pay rtot? !!?'!? .._.. u 40 bdrm 1 ba. Plan l In bdrm, 2baNo. Ll1u.na &ar+dtn.•iatJOO, w/boat dock. Your Prlv1te/Owner llc'd . owner Owner very anxious. New,fanl.Utk.wellhu Ora~ae Tru Patio home on let octao view Lowtat priced In NPS ttrm. or cull dlseounl. ~ 1372 mom Bettbuy avallable. led J Br., 3 Ba. new Con a•t UI s Br. den, fir. Homea F.nd unit cen· lot. Expauwe d•£k1 caotl ff'OQU Br, 2 81. 2 0111 Bibb, ast. rts.2311 ; '50,000 down • ..., llcre, 4 G,.... o.=. R. C. TayiorCo. do, saoo per mo, o*ll to Ml to bcb teoo/mo. ltal 1i;. ntUlral Colot'I hardwood noon. w/'ll4G 1ty, dw, frfk, new '40-7!15 Br. e>etan ' mountain H .... IOI 114for/)40.48'79 allsho . 931, .145-311!83 .._5403 118 • fireplace 1o deft. Hllh carpet. Pr ce Ju11 l Au lat T 0 "' Atk Loretta u ... . soo. Adult only com balanct. low IA~rMt U · Sl.ASHEDtol220,ooo. OCE.AliRONT owe Znd.~t . Dted Cateos ... * dr. 2 Ba. Great loc. - munity. 1umable loan IZ48,li50. Juat liJted 4 Br. 3 Ba. By own11. Best loc. I.a A N o w A v E 2 bdrm . 2~ bt, muter o.tof C~ Teny~ Mo. I.acid aardener. N~ 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMOf HtAYIH Sparltlln1 3 Bdrm hOme 011 be1ullful ly landtcaped comer lot Soothin g spa. wood decltin& ind covered patio Ocean view, glow· &ng parquet floors, plush carpets, gourmet kitchen. Lowest pnce m tJw area. SU9.SOO don osen , •.• ,Jtt•l"" 499N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497.411411 Boat Canyon Rulty, fam rm, 1Ulldecll, dw, IEJJVllHrlN Balboa.Laepricereduc· PAYMENTS lST 1u.ltea, attached 2 car Pro,.,tr USO 1120£1donAve. ~~~ ~·1371 ° 494~. frplc , Ira lrtl lot ,,.., tion. ' l 2br dplx. YEAR. S:Ml,000. Broker &•r•s•. Open Sit/Sun .. ••••••••••••••••••••• You~;:~Meaa or • l'I. ans 11119,900. WTIJJFF 7 499-WI 10.5. MO Avocado. CM. s ... P.-wt TWO FREE P, ES Brand new delwce 2Br 2 OPIM SUM J..5 611 ... Vlat. Wonderful vlew1, privacy • quiet can be found In lhia unique 3 bdrm, 3 bath It f1mily room home. Seller may help with financing. S495,000. OCIAHYllWS This slWlllln« home can be used as a 3 bdrm or a 2 bdrm with a 2 bdrm quest apt. Walk to beach U>vel,y 1atden.s with Ko1 pood & spa plus deckl. sm.ooo. HIGUaSHous The youngsters can walk to school rrom this nifty 3 bdrm , 2"'> bath townhouse 1n a gate auarded pra v•te com· munity 1199,000 !!' ..... I\'? .. ~'--~··~~ Mo! •• ' ... With land I Br, +ck!n11 • Bd b h 1 0 ......__ · lo t'I 831· 6+ acreslocatedlnlh& Ba. Condo. 1524 sq. n. f\All ba, 2 ~lea. OI\ tne ~ rm a at • m · ,,..~ 1·5 L&e aa•u..mab at 8~-... -f. Morro Kills estate area. <117va Ra> Micro. 2 C'lr garage, water 1328,Bi50 m1tul1lel Owotr anx· Specf.cular view on ere *84.soo. 2 Br, rural area, o.Mtu1 0 d RING BAJLE.Y pool & apa, super toe. Flxe~. brln1' 1 paint lo1a1. UOS,000. CANYON Golf Courstt. patio, air, acijacent to 0.lh 1100 paev~~le~~~l~~U~nln'. BARNU US seoo. 544·7M2. br111h, 2 ti}', I Br. A· leyMcC..,llr. Fantutic 2Bdrm + g:rt y.i/pool, bike to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realistically priced at Lg 2br l~ba ram rm Frame. S!f.3.t.10. 141-7719 study + 2Ba townhouse. -•~· 8111-1181 Newport Shores, 1 blk S 145 , 000 00 Te rm s. Anab Convention den, tnd"", wid hook·up'. 4 Br. 3 Ba. canal front Sell ucrlllclJ\& •t only .......... _ ..___ 1010 ocean 2·2 Br. 2 Ba. s· II II I C rAua.IH7 h b'" s1•0 Xlnt cond. tbru·out. S2$7,500. 32 Sea Lsland :::'!::'! ............. IZ'1S,OOO.Call548·8190 .l~ ~:a~;'!~le.P~!!i .. eeac1~23Arena ~~~.~· " · '279,000. H .... Ylew N. B. B)' Owner ror v• IE.6.STSIOISL-a p In n\I&. ~ Good assumable ltatller :cior'::, t; ~:n~lotmloen.1n3 further infor caU Jim 590,..900 2unita on I lot. ~uble 1 f~)r~~ Mv~~~~ts'. T lalm pa.ues, call le•IM f1111.Dcin1ocuU I Harbor View. Hlah H · Lee 951·2'm •th 1aregea XJnt lat Trust Fallbook (714) 728-8118 IU5f'~ ext ~2. ~f" Three bdrm, 2 ba, I MW.&C1'-'90'lriea aumable loans. Hl&hly NEWPORT BEACH 3 Bdnn 2 bt . kitchen OeedLoan.CallCentury Hom prororty. 3 acres, erved~~a~tox or story condo. In lhtt &44).8208 842-8850 1189.500 ram Uy area, sparkl.Ulg 21, Cold Coast Realtors, G a b I e s . Lots o C Jotui Coombe Bkr. UJ>&raded throuehout. Luxury bacb condo-best pool. Only 188,900 VA 54l·lltl8or ...... to60 3bdrm ouse, 1 ba off 1 r e pr 1 or t o amenities. Gated romm Shows !Ju modeJ. Ml.lit te Call f de .,._ owner wiU calT)' at 15 ..e_erfJ>rmance. ..,.,, •• ~137 BKR $ 15 000 ""WM aeU fast. Ast..lnc 1239..SOO loc Assumable financ· !111'· or more lite p 2000 Sl39,000. San Bema ~ * * * .,...,. _,. I . • ll'V and land. Comt for ID· Ill& Agt.573'~10. lalll,541-2313 CNM ~ area 465--0256 --4 bdrm, ammtc new nNe'caer 3So8 d. ~~aetndPIW\!•"~.· apect1on Sat, Su.n J.6 ILU~ l IDIM ~~~·;,~~~~·ii3 .. r~·;0.;• · · 3 Br 2 Ba College Park. kitcb. or schls It Wmstr ..,.,. -rr~ F•l"OCllll bll·ans, D/W, frplc Mall. S67589Hl842 P~ approx 1849 Call =~rto:::~orcalJ SUPEIAMANCIHG mu~K:,e:;is:.f~Cty 19 acre~ for Available S700. Ask for HOMEFORRENT now Junntt Salter Bkr.!IM-3300 max}m_um 1J;~ ::;. Pete. 751·3191 3 Bdrm. S62:S. Fenced a3H.2N T~'!: ~u~ur[c~~:fr~ IA YSHOUS pre~iation. do & citrus Eastsld~ 2 Br garage, yard & garage. l(jds & rome Uruu or ? F,quity 4 BR 2 ea. ramil,y rm, Pridt of ducmg come" tax yard Avail now USO+ pet$ welcome 5'.S-2000 S280,000. Act now! t285,000.0WC.63l-SS96 SO.COASTTal. Owt11nhia groves vely view S300 secunty Kids OK Agent,nofee. Broker Co·Op Agent WESTCUff CONDO 2 IDIMatSt4.900 20 unilJ, E.aidi-f:M . 7 ~~!e recreation area 673-6607 2 Br. House, i,, mile from 831·4518. Open House 2 Br 2 &. frplc, pool. wlttt.ASSUMAIULN r.rs old Overall ftnanc· w/f ngpood.$675,000. CONDOS FOR RENT. beach , ext ras Call OCEANFRONT Duplex Sat/Sun 38.S E. 22nd Sl2SOOO CaU&3l·S596 Sharp unit wlsecurlly n&l0%.0wnermotivat· M Gregor Real!-¥. 8randnew.SeeWestbay 536·0086. & Tri·Plex. Xlnt lor. SllTustinAve. ' · gates. Oood for young ed.Hurry!CaUKevin. 10 Eves72.8-1Z78. ~.nhomes ad, sectaon 1 ~,.,=-.. -=-=.;;.:....--- 3 - 2 - 4 - 4 P.P . 673-7rt7, 67J.7873. E •STILUFf VILLA I.A.LIO.A starters or senior type11. acres Paso Robles. --__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' 10.,.,% loan, 30 yr. I SS0,800 at 12.5%. 2nd stm ranch house, com· 38drm, 28a, lovely Mon· FINANCING! Unusual l level5bror4 bdrm den, view. fplc, maybearranged. pleteseparateguesthse. tarello CONDO, gar. ORANGmEE :;.::,~, Assume !s t on th as br + J>OU. office w/sep. micro, upgrad. cpl, lino, 644-7211 spa, barn, walnut or· I 1625. ~D? 2 8d, 1Ba,2car garage. New Modular Type NEWPORT HEJGHTS entrance. Ruge Country tile, etc. For into chard, irrigated pasture S77slmo. 3 Bdrm 2Ba, adull comm. Tennis, Homes. leased land, 17141 4'4·1177 charmer . .Brand new Kit., Lge. Playroom w. 673-6607or1·883-4303 & fenced & cross fenced. 1002 Presidio Dr! Mesa pool, gym, saooa. Avail 0 P listing l ......... ..,, c II wet bar & pool table, 3 ""' bl fi Aug l """"/mo tst last ceanfront k 3 ~vt a ...,..,.....,, a r .a. II( Y"'",. C .a.a lv-1• assuma e mane-del Mar Refs req'd, No · ·..,.,,, · • .. _bs 24 't , (' h ... 0 C "SH DOW... Rae Rodoers. 631·12'i6. bath. Xlnt financing. "' """' -m· g Nam """'r terms ii I It rlea ning deposit. "" • secun y, 15 ane "' "' "' " I d S26 500 ComeSeesOpenCondos · e J~ pet! Ava 8 15 Agl WarnerCarr.5.59-N>O pier rrom '34 ,900 S500,000AT I lo/o o'!o~~/agt~i~.' · & lSglFam.Home. S245,000. Owner/agt. 559·6221.~ 499 ' 3816 OACT or U0,000 BLUFFS CONoo.Single 2br Pk Vw, St42,500 Vil W• eo.do 7&0-lll66, 968-ll3l MESA YEIDEHOME Ne"' wood/glass, spa, CASHDfSCOUNT story, 3Br, 2Ba, Linda 2br+den.S153,000 3 Bdrm lri·level condo, Ital&.. 3BR 2 BA Nr Golr solar.~ dks. 2 frplcs Xlnt investment & tax Piao. New appllas, Ute. 2br + 2ba, Vw, Sl.SS,000 l03 dwo moves you m bci..,t 2100 Course, Beaut Park 3+ 13+ close/unobslruc shelter. 4br. Sba estate ----'---.;._;;::-==r etc Assumable loan, 2br Bluffs, SlSS,000 ll09.900. 540-3666 ••,•••••••••••••••••••• S925 mo. Agt table/panor villg vws incl massive master PARTY IN owner /agt S230,000. 2br canyon vw. St89.000 Whelan Palm Spnng:s house wath _641·0377or97J.!077_ University Parlt. 3 Bdrm, S499M. P/P.494-7631 suite. lrg liv , fam, dm a.ss.2013 3br + 2baHm,Sl64.500 pool, St39,SOO. S53,000 d 212 ba lag bon .a.LOT rooms+ sauna, idea rm fflRDM YJ(W Follow Mariner R E.I Real Estate equity. Will exchange 3b rm, 2ba, j!ar. nr • re us rm "' · A DUR GREAT OCEAN VIEW O""'n House si"" from 1 Newport Beach area schools, cprt·drps, fncd S800No pets FOi A UTl1.f for maad, office, sewmg. Sma.sbing famtly room Spac·aous 3 bdrm r.-n E~/B kh ""s v· 71• ....., ....... yrd, avail about Sept SSZ.OS79 ~ Pa · wb ·t . ..--roo urs t, I •C· rr__....._ L-I Ol6 I •>-··~. '"t 001 .,.,.. """"" That's wbatvno1 get w1th ooramic. 1 e with wet bar Un th t b Id __.. -..,...--u mo "''J"OOJJ R h S J JV-t t I d . . ouse, secun Y ua . toria, W/Canyon. From •••••••••••••••••••••• rr_"STSIDE 7 Unat Riverside. Sl67,000 -anc o an oaquan WM* Rf:~LTORS thisprameACREPLl'S waer. ci y, is an 5 believablybeautifulen· uie.Xlntf111anc1ng.New 12 :30·5. Sellers can ~ ·t.i.,,.~J.~W.nl ~!.(.Q.~,.~"'"X 'l.~a>"'"·*..Ae~·~.,t.1.,"....,"'. BUILDING SIT~-A, vae~;,.,.n;>8t': -~~~l!Q..~Jldf .'PfWe'"'~,Y·'-Atettt-: .. "1'a1tm-"rmn""te"'15~'\)'f1°tLl•.1.1......,,-COUNftl¥"'· ~'::!~t>';!rW"?;~;:~~· trade to Costa Mesa pravate,qwet&woodsy 'tiar,groWldleveloogolf ""''"·""~m~n'tfter.'T M 11r."' 9 5 · mme on fee land 759-0120. little as sa.ooo dwn Call ELEGAHC~E rt S4Q,,3666 bouae, Property, Gold or Adults. oo pels New cou~. all appliances. 3 ~!~1~:t~~~1 ~~; 1i:J.r . . . ~~)~~f~ =datt~·~~e *•BOAT SUP V~v Riley:631·5751. ~~tr3y ~~= h~al Whelan' ~S7~.D. 645-2075 or ~~rt::.·id~+ :c"ug..i: :~~~y;;i:~ S82S + beach, provide$ SPEC· Great ocea n view, Creative financing Up lo 45. alip available IY OWNER d1n1ng room ate ty. SS25 Mo. 642-0835 or Woodbridge, 3 br, I'• ba TACULAR OCEAN & custom,3Br.2Ba.frplc, available. wt.this huge 2/den or 3 &WALLSOFGLASS water v iew ~rge Beal Estate HEMET 646-6423 condo, S62:Slmo. avail CANYON VI EWS. Not hrdwd fir. deck, patios. REDCARPE"f Br condo with water Solar pool, jac, lge cor· wooded lot, 000 SAls~ 10acresR·l,S2!50,000 NEW 2 Br. I Ba. Qwet & 1mmed.64G-7690 enough? The owner bas Nr town/beach. OWC ner lot 3 bdrm !am rm the bea~h · •-Co 'l 1•n ooo -7 • 1202 ~views from both living · · · · .._ · '7. (' urw • .11 mm comer, ......,, cool. built·ans. rdrige. W O O D B R I D G E included detailed con· 13~%. 494·~ room and mast~r suite. din. rm, 2 baths, RV sumable r ~mane· Any size, 60·30·40· 16. Personal nota. For im· Adults, no pets Uta ls WATERFRONT: Lrg 3 slruction plans for an Aunique&beauUfulview NEWPORT Gorgeous neutral decor pad. ow e lge 2nd. in .A e 7_ Callforset-ups.s.G-3666 provedfree&rclearR.E. paid. 1st. +security Br .. fam .rm.Luxuryin· unbelievable CUSTOM home.StepsfromWoods FORS134501 andthebestf111ancingat Reduced to S269,900. S..Mt,_. 1018 Whelan anywbere,1.f52.2M8 S650 Mo. 642·083~ or side & o~. Swim, fish. VILLA IN MEDITER· Cove Beach. Creative . 1 , • the beach. Call for your 640,0325 •••••'1••••••••••••••• I EXCff 646-6423 sail, tennis . S9SO Mo RANEAN STYLE. We financing. Principals on-Catch a vtew. I Br l Ba personal inspection. Newport Shores fuiest. 3 w/C-• 10% Real Estate E AllORS! Eastside Condo 2 Br J l'l ~·32'13or~ believe you'll agree it's ly please. ta"",000. Hart condo S134 500 Rae & d 2 ba t t ~ ·r -:-1 s ~' .oh b '"""" · • · iJ en, . grea erms. II u unset 'IX'ac IHVESnen' Ba. Frplc, gar. S650 Mo Lrg 3 Br, 3 Ba. ram rm ;:tE~~ ~~~I ~cr~:Jd Real Estate1499-1645 Rodgers63H3i6 ~i \\bod bridge walk to beach. Agt, e. 3 bdrm, 2 be. lg FOR SAU llO«aS Call 548-3.'561. d 1 n 1 n g r m A c price or S17S,OOO. For LUSE OPTION Re II 646·4779,67J.7771. vrm, ram rm, loft IY OWHa OPPOITUNITY! CITY LIGHTS/OCEAN w1gardener S89s mo ll Presligious ho me , a y llGCn•v......_. /wet bar 2 (pies 2S'il '· p VIEW BR b Bl ff 544-9835 terms, ca SSl·JOOO "'"'"" dn OWC balance nt .., Acre w/4 ho~. As-rime Office space with 3 21., a. u :..::..:;=-----MISSION REALTY private comm ty, orb...lt•.i1 r OCI-sumablelstTDal9\>r~ wellknownExchangor · rondo Spa. d ec k, RAN c H 0 s AN 985SCstHwy.Laguna 25Cmt)IOftlsa.d o-Saf.S11tl·5 376 Victo ria, CM Services· Sect'!, ans s k ylig h t. all an JOAQUIN. on the golf PANORAMIC OCEAN WOBarnnn l"l11•·r.lnllH' '""~ ~~ I -,.,. Pi.o.494-0731 VU . Xlnt terms ~-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.---.-.-.-ii Of!FordRd.S_Plil· e1,1 lf7t4 1cnYlew. 640-7464or549-3232. serv , copier ea rth tones S800 course 3 BR21?ba,S900 S695 .000 Broke r THEILUFF MEWPOITCREST towobome wall} o U>uC\(IR 7 Units gross income S200·S300/mo. lmmed 964·3466 mo. Avail.Sept I Agt FOllM~E 499,1526. PLAM"X" 3 Bdrm coodo Close to course vie~. Pelf ten·. (7 14 )994 ·5960 o r S26,280, IZ2s,OOO cash. occupancy. Near OC Townhouse, I ~arold, 3 -"642.:=...:·5200='------ ....,.._.., pool and tennis. Excel nas, security. ,ssum 64.2·1334 days, 851 9889 Air)Sort. GeneTnbolet Br 2 Ba. skyh&hts. Turtle Rock Visu cOndo. s100.ooo cub buys 4 Br 3 bdrm. din. rm., !Jv f1111nc1na. Pnced to sell, loan owe 2nd t'b . Ask· (213)~-.!Yes. 552-7655 frplc, masur Br. SWLe, pvt end wut; fantastic panoramic ocean view rm., fam. rm · YIP, 2''1 Sl89,500. Ill£ SZ75 ooo oommty pool. S69o Call View, 2 br +den/bdrm. home . Private com· ba, xtra large porcelain C/21 MtwportC..tr. GliWd.IER OthtrlHI~ •PrilHCohltAno Rtalhtatt 642.2134 3 ba. lge sep din. rm , ~nu:~~;~g~u~~t:r~1i~~~ .. _ ......... UIHfY""US ~tn::rc_e~:!~::;::~ 640.5357 760-67'7 Rea ,fiS-5200 ·.;.;,;·H:::......... tF~/i~o;~u:~ .. ~.~ ........ !!.~ DELUXE4BDRM ram rmorrkit .. 3pataos, S 499 , 000. Broker MOHAICHIAY areas. nee__,, •"" CdM_.-~ HER ForS• 1100 19.6005 -14 lffldt.tiaf~ mo + sec No pets Nr pool & tennas P · -ooo .,.. .... _ irv _!t'A r UNJTS I Nr scbls. & shops S800 pror. deror., sec. syst- 499-1526. s 8 R, 3 ba exclusive down. assume $4(),000 lsl 4 BR 21,A, bt, plus l BR XIOUS •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• I~ FINANCING. Older Residential Bcb or 675-2345 S1200/mo. m-0248 private community trust deed at 7"'2~. Xlnt rental. S25.ooo down & . '73 12x40 Mobile. Lor in Un Its can be so Id Waterfront property. To --IREA 1HT AKING VIEWS Dana Point CO-Op apt Oceanfront bluffs. over· looking harbor. Large 2 Bdrm, 2ba, fireplace. Owner financing $315,000. 2 IDRM CO.OP North end Laguna S150,000. Hore• & Hon. R.E. 998 Glenneyre 494-1511 ocean view, pvt beach. land lease S&s3.00 per OWC balance at 10~ Will~lp fmaoce-all UD· nice park in Palm Spr. separately or Leased or purchase&or joinUy de· E Side 38drm, I Ba , l..,_. i..t. 3241 clubhouse, spa and ten· year. Can't change until int., ownr/a&t. 760-0297 d~13s.~. 3 to choose lllgs. Very good cond Leased-Optioned velop I will provide w a s b e r I d r Y e r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 0 1 S3fls year 2003. 14% int. only fri . Wont last. Call for Must sell due to sick· S885.000/trade Ownl Bkr IOO'k financing Charles stove/refrig, adults on· Great vu 3 br. 2 bll, frplc, nis.EMn~.._.'!'°1· ... y 2nd trust deed due OCEAHFIONT t 6-m· tu"s••" 494Z764or494-4631 p n=1281 ty,S6ootmo.~Z733 pat101dec1t. nr beach & ~ "' Call .J h M hall ness. _. "· .....,.. ""'· · erry . .,,,.,. -to S950 494~ I 1986-87. owner for NEW IY OWMER 0 0 ars 624-7069. WORK ... THOME S79s Mesa del Mar beau· -=wn=...., =o:...· :;:..:..;=--Large as.sumab e· loan. IU)pl. daily alter s pm ~ 631266 "' o......·d· Or Be h tats ( $450 Whilewaterview3BR,3 <'1!4)760-8425 JBR&den,.aw,000. '78 SOMERSET 2 br, Office + older 2 Br. a...tols ty. 813 .-.~1 ao . 3 ac ren rom Ba, sunlit atmosphere, ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 3711 Seashore +sunporch in one or house. 1A>ned C·l. Costa ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm, 2 ba, lg cov patio, mo Adltsooly. pvt back yard. Only r-Owner w/ca . 67 OceaMide's better adlt. Me sa East.side, paved Ho-.s FwwiaMd landscaped, (pie .. incls -499-:1116. U2S,OOO . .1 EXCWSIVE 103 down wlleaseo n ' Park s S 3 2. 5 o O parking. Owner rmanc· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ga~d~~:.;{ :li~:1 no 4TBr 0 • W2Ba. pat 1 ioSe, frplc, lHIHAICH IAY NPT HGTS Lis"'-l Br. I Ba. Condo n 714-433-8329 1ng with 18% down. lat.oo lslmd 3106 pe • ava . . avaa pt. L Sltuatedoo3oceanfront 3 Br witb pool. ~7r thouse Cloor. Its By Owner brand new 2 SlS0,000 Full price. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesade1Mar,n.ice3br.2 S825 mo Ref 1st & last lots w/pool, greenho115e will finance. S23S,OOO. guarded gate. I 4 OWC lstT.D. Br. 2 Ba 24 x 52, up-Agent556-6516. $750 Mo. Winter, 3 Br. 1 ba, lge yard 2888 El Rao +sec. Nopets494-7701 & maid's quarters . RaeRodgers63H266. rec. fac. 1115,0f Sand} New on market, 4 grades, oo golr course. Ba. completely furn. Circ le . S67 Sl m o English Cottage furn _ 2 Elegant contemporary Alexander;urokea Br/Frm3Ba,greatpool walk to Huntington OCEAHYIEW Choiceloc.ll6Dlamond. 751-2299.~ Br 2 Ba. dmuig rm home. Breathtaking 67J.Z749 w/thermo cover. new Beach. CaU714/~Z76. FROMSUNDECK 675--41851540-4917. MODERNW~IDE Walk to beach. shops. view from every rm. iE carpet & appliances & Must sell our beach borne Lux. 4·plex (8 sold) It 2 Wt-&.......•~ 3 Br. 2''1 Ba Townhouse. $750. 2131m3119. Gourmet kitc hen. Pl ES aint. '3.11,900. Call Vee 2Br. low down. assume ~oftet>id:!1.'~":~~ = 9114 . 6ii'73~ 1.,_., patio, deck: frplc ....,..H. 3250 Librar y. 6 BR. 7 "'> Isle 12·4~~,s~/Wed In . S 21,ooo. Open a pprox. 2240. Marble ba S725 6T.J.3915, Perfect for kids S775 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NorthLagunaBeach,180 bath ......... Sl.~. 30S9-f11Toleecll ayfront · · '"6''an · Sat/Sun.-.3527 · mo. Mo.64.S:.7Z!6. HOMEFORRENT deg. view of water, this Water view, Includes p/k Udo Condo Hunt~=iates Bayfront Cabana. S7S.OOO ~~tma~ lr~~~:n h~e lalboo ,..._. 1107 CoUege Park, lovely 3 br. 3 Bdrm 1625 Fenced property will be gomg to land. l0% assumable BaJOa Pt Oceanfront rash. rm, wet bar. alarm •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ba. lie fenced yd. 2314 yard and garage Kids It court Aug. 6, a petition -=:::-loa 4 bd 2 b "•)'front Condo lay & Oce. Vm 675-8423 syat .. anteroom. trash ON mE BEACH : Xlnt College DrJve. re.so. 1st. pets welcome 545-2000. for order instrucling ex· w I ~·o s s i bt~' g u e :i ~lllsWoocl Realtor Open 2·5:30. lS2l Kings A forS. I ZOO comp • washer/dryer loc Winter Rental Avail last & SQ dep Family Agent, no fee. ecutor to seU real .Pn>-LCMJlllCI H• I 050 rte Call i _. 67S-8S'76.87U444 Rd . Remodeled Cape Cf'HC)t ea unit. Approx. tnoome Sept 12. 7 Br. 2 Ba. only. 573-3!31 Mfsaloe V:..J... 3267 perty has been riled, ••••••••••••••••••••••• qdua "-rs. now or Cod·2 Br sts + guest ••••••••••••••••••••••• S3600/ ,.._ U n Appl's. S9oo mo. Inquire E ···d 3 Bdrm 2 b ~ C elau.a. 7sz.6C9!1 OC!AtRONT qtrsgourmet kithch.·3 NO DOWN, SUiOOmo, 8.5 mo "''d "" tn. 126 E. Ocetnfront. July as..,1 e . a ••••••••••••••••••••••• P::~e~~i~i~~.~ IM1111clitlft ! . $450,000 frplcs·enormous lot· acres prime Fallbrook U>w as 15% dn. w/13'k 18th. Aug. 21st. or caU bse. lg yd le.SO 117S.23ll. HOME FOR RENT 522 Allview, Laguna Move rig_ht ID lo this Thisorferingisanestate OWC lrg AJTD. $695,000 A.vocado laod ~Int fin. on credit approval. 67S:.5990 646-SZ25Pal,JD 3 Bdrm S62:S. Fenced Be a c b. Required w/sparkling pool and sale. One or Ne.,port Fee Ownr/Agt 548-4554 view. $168,000. 9 .~ Modebl now open. 5032 Winter Rental. Sept. 12th 1 bdrm hst', priv yd, Cpk . yard & garage. l(jds & amount ol Isl overbid spa. 9...,% assumable. INVESTORS-low v1c'I· &acb's finest views. 3 or6ll·7600 . PP. 714-494-710f ~.~50: r Dr.; H.B. thru June 12th. Clean, 2 new .. ~~t:·uslilgleln aid.It, no ~ts tel;me. 5'.S-2000. S299 • 7 SO . Con tac l B~ o wner. S!60,SOO. cy, low maintenan~. 2 bdrm home with guest lmMU Proptrty 1400 br. patio, garageldaun· pets NON. c. gen •no ee. 642-9038 eves. Prmconly.581-5260 yrs new, all appli•ces, aptor2unlts. L O C A T I O H ....................... P R 0 P E R T Y dry. SSOO Mo. +deposit. 642-%790 Mtwportleec:tl ll6t Catallna Sunset. Lower 3 ~EW L~e. lu.xury home O WN ER W• LL Realonomics 675-6'700 COROHADELMAR MAMAGIMIHT Adult.s.67~1. Cozy E. Side 2Bdrm. ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• Arch Bay. Pvt area Grt in Leasure World FINANCE-won'' last! LOCATION 4 stores in prime area. We managelOOOUnltsrn M.w-rtltadl 3169 w/enclpalio&gar,fresh HARBOR RIDGE Ocean b be h Owner 644-6023 c 11 r ppt BWfFS LOCATION Large assumable loan 'Costa Mesa . Newport rr-pot. adults pre(. no pets View. Lux. 3 Br. 3 Ba. ~:.a~.~~44.4 r, ac LCMJlllCl.HlcJittl=--,-0-5-2 a J~hn Ma~all Singie story Linda Plan. EASTBLUFF FIXER and OMC. 714"'57·2.813 . Beech For professional ••··~::.;;;.;·;::.;,;··•• S4 7 5 I mo. av a 11 81 s Lge Master suite den . ........ ,_ ... ..,..,. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• 631-.S a Bdrm, 2 ea. with all s BDRM BARGAIN! Co-.rdal management of yaur in· I I 'I (i 873-0231 wet bars. f.p., tennis, ,-"'""""""'"" OPENHOUSE new bri&ht interior and 2921 Catalpa. Potential p perty 1600 come property please home, full)' urn Dlxnew3Br2Baduplex, pool, jac., Sl900/mo. HOITECOAST SUN10.4evebyappt. s pa. S40,000 down, 1.a lore: Needs new .... ~ ................. callus.Wec~ngive you ;;.'!~~r·r!o~cti!ii:g formal din.In&. dbl gar 675-4247,54MO!e. WHrTEWATB 2Br, 2Ba. den. comer S222.soo. 505 Vista f1na.n c,1 ng . Can you RARE C·l·H Newport ~rsonaJ se.rv1ce. room, lg pool, lg yard. w/o~er, adults. no1·-------• &ISLAHDVIEWS lot, many upgrades. Orande.Owner ·Agent. qualify.SBR,3 Ba,ap-Beach Property. 50' LMGMT 8'2.l603 ~eforS2,000permo. pets .642-7'56 WltyR~Mowf 3 Bdrm, family rm , 21-, Sl54,900. Foxglove Mdl 640-8456. prox 2900 sq.ft. Best of frontage In prime loca Loh for S. 2200 642·0346aft6 PM Le111e/Opt.ion, desirable •Low or no dOwn pay. ba. SZ75,000 an Lake Pk 24:B2 Ci mar· PARK LIDO CONDO· schools, churches. shop-lion. Owner will finance. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde area, 4 Br 3 menl required. 845Katella ron Ct. •L'Y&YUDO• 2Br, 2Ba, 2 car &arage, ping, tennis and pools. Exclusive. Principals Morro Bay fabulous H U f ........ ~ Ba, pool, immac. condi· •Lower monthly ply· Lrg usumable loan 831·"""'•9aft&P .. !.Ownr. Juti completed pool, adlt community. l2SO.OOO ly Ask to Irene ocean v1n'1ots lo, lo 09MI *11 •-t.ionlllOO/mo.1.m,03.12 ments. ";r<I " -"~'ul rd OPEN SAT/SUN l·S oLonudo.n, ""'· ...,.rl .... 7 or . EZ • lk ••••••••••••••••••••••• -=:.::...:c==::.:..::.=::..::;:=.1 10.43 1ntereat be..... courtya en· by owner. lus.ooo. ,.., ..., ....... prices. terms, w1 GeMrwl J 2 0l VACANT! &Side. quiet 3 •EaaierQualifyin&. 87$-533lwtd,ys OCUHIREUI tr; Large 2. bdrm. 3 645-4799 • 40GUr~Rlail' 631-1300. tobeach.1Ml·74S2A.ct ....................... br, 2 ba, frpl, DIW. ldy, •Buy61iveintoday. 159-12C18wtnd/evea Clean air, mountain ~h borne with rmesl ,...._ 3B Babo I R·I lot. 2t'x12s:. 813 -u r . 189~ mo 3S3 •TUBeneflU. view, trees, 3bdrm. "".POlntmems Xlnt u -....... rrnin1 r,l me ti. llfAS I b H B ... -Woodlanct.""•3llOO .,. · f •'-t"Bob Youfilitandsave·orwe lumable loa.Ds. Owner w/jacuul, 111 auarded • 4 • COASTHtlHWAY A a ama, ..•• s........ IOIJllf "'"' r orm orma..,..ca, will Clx it. TRY IO"'r ~o~n~!m/fJ.~O::'b; will help finance. Ap-comm ., S00,000.. -~-MIWPOITllACH Owner/Agt : (213 ) RW llr.U..Optm Ntwtll, Lido Office. down w/sraduatt'd pay owner. ~7700 wkdays, pra_ised atl4'1$,000 . only &42·9401 Grtat location, lOOOaq t\ .:!s9:88; <714> 982"5153 BYnfEWEEK Cuh helpful not re· Redhill Ralty.ml3DO. LO'l'S of bol* ror these 495-6S&Seves/wteods $439,000. Opeo Sat/Sun SHTOmtlYI bldg and 1l ~ar leue. -=='-------OR BY1HEYEAR quired. North Coata SUPER TERMS . 1-5 119 Via Vella . 3Br.lar&eaundeckwitb PrimewlndowociCoutl-_______ CALLTOMSMl'nf Meu Full price 2 Stori Bayfrc;>nt for ~~V-...U. l•-,•A•c•ama----Ownu/A&t.87a-Ollr7 ••ltr <view. Steps to I 14'14nl0Mr Ho:Yne' ro~laltl ft!~"~~:: IDYLLWU He'SALWAVSHERE !m.ooO.A&tntW.CSlS. t:'i>c!: ~!:\i°i:1:! -..J7.17{f Beautiful 4 Bed'1()m beacb, pool le Jicuul In Dover Shores. 5600 Goodforfutfoods,club, ~~·:,c::i~~~~ '7S.lnl .ZMS11•-S boat.AC!l!tSl-liSSL •-;_-;.-;.-;.~~~~~-:.~-;.-;.-;.-;! ove rlooklng the ta ills IA TlllOMJ Open Sat/Swi, 1-5. 300 E. sq.ft. of top quality COO· office, etc. $190,000. 17 lots. ~ to 1 acre, PLUS DEN, 2~ BA. 2 Br mobile home on nearN{tueJRd~.mac Co.oP Coul Hwy, '52 sttuctlon. 'niis S Bdrm water, eltctrtc ts plan1 TENNIS COURT, SPA, water ,_q_ultt, no It ready tom e in. Sweepin&VlewfromHi·•..i."':.::S....:.7.::Ut::..•a..:155-0G=-==14:....· --1 Medit.slyleresldeocels WATERFRONT available. ssu.ooo. R£FRI O . 2 CA R klds/eetamC>.NMlM q u I e t C a i I 'I Ri.ae. 2 Sr. 2 ea. Co-Op. OP9fHOUSI tM best ol localionl and HOMES rtnanclniavaUabJe. GARAGE W/OP!NER. 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Spuloua 3 "" ,_ _ _.._, l· Vt vreeft , .. r .~ · Ill"' 106•'SllAl.TY PALMDIYn ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! V'R!, pe.-11peuu, ''9 MmALMSI? lledroom tam11.· homo. 'WI d e v It w • How 2 Br. 2 Ba. Study ll"tl, Tnuterred, S30 000 q . De p c T II r: ~ll04.,.n '8l50 mo. Ref. ~lallr· In NtwDOrt Pride of ~llJp, Im· sas11.~lo. Low down. Fl replace, z Patloa, -mkt. I br, 1am rm. '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!611-J!!!!!!!!!!J!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!I cwt. ~~oci 3br~n:be ...... lit, lut, security .... PeW UJ6 &;di,~ del llar maculate.1117.500. OWCfUOO/mo.Mti551t Secc:urity, Pool, Ttnn11. llU,000 Prln only1~ , "A"Plan.GrNtOl'Mll· letift 24'1 J!O.al.m.P ... , .................. •T11rtltf'OS.,...,CaD ASSUIU.BLI! LOAN. t• ..,.,........ belt Loe. SSOOO down. 184nn,28afamilytiome. Oun ¥le1111 2bdrm. C.1'°'9 0 .,._ m-. Priceredundto•0 .000 ,...IUl.APOIMT Bay now. will later. owe t1-.oeo at W\. 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Harbor Hiib dil: 1wtmm1n1POOl + 2 Id· Newly decor. Clu pd. 1 e:belou~n .~75 park , near buch. YACAMT Male or Female. nke aur-roundln~•· fenced back \ttcL IUOO lael waler . dlUonal t.ll&ty Br., fa.. encl 1u .• pool, dtltwr am utr M or :t 913-$191 3 b d rm I 2 bath . ma l at , t56 ·0IOI r m • frplc1 nicely Adulta. · · ,!i+1eclJOty .._.L_.go...-.e-2Bdnn-281 tlreplart,bll•loa,oewly laodacaped. tlL50 Mo. J lrT••••• . 11 .5'8--0 · · preau~iiqwet, re.f11rb1ahed. Yrlyatt750 HAIBOR VIEW HOM ts M>-lm, SSMm , otnee Hewly decor. pa pd., 2 Br. UP1ta1n Apt. '380 lonly panoramic vu mo. S'-per 4Br, 381, doM to Tlif-'511. encl 1ar .• pool, dawbr. :~~°.CTillL 6 last, NrHoot Harbour -prk ~ pool. J11•t re 5-C....,. lZ7' Adlllta. SO.S073. · -ll0-4310 ~ dttonted. S1Z75/mo. In •••••tt ................ VIM-.-llUN: • • .__ CHOICI W T SIDI 1 & z .._ cld. r.~n.. 2BR 2 Ba twnbme, pooll, Social Act.vii~ -··-Sharp &Br Ill •m dlx p 1 Ad"· •·-E.XECU'nVEHOME Prealdendal Hits. ~. =c~F~~ AvaH. now. 2 bdrm, lbe, complu w/pool. Cpts, oo . • .... n.o peta,""" OOVt RWISTCUFF S5Z a &Pal Pa111te •Ptu•ITIOf•· 1 •tory, lhlJ, drapu, drpa t rplc. bltns andup.~l2thSt.&i2lt :ll!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 4 Br. 3 Ba. Gated front 3 Br. 2 Ba. condo: OMATMCMATIOM: P1tlf· frplc, lw, dberm ran1e'toven, dahwshr. UlbSt. Adlta, no pell, 2Br. 2Ba court yard• rear pelio, Fir-.place. Near Marina Ttnn11 •Fret~ ~7$/nm•:· 1ar, a u tt. adlta, no pet.I. 1410 mo. Lge 1 br front wllt tri near Ho11 S~ mo dbl (rpk . Lew opUoo 'Frwy troo Mo No (pio&proahop)•2 TSL MGMT 8Ul803 381Hamihoo. ~Ju . or Beach 6: 631-)473.~ poujble. s1:r lncld eeta 7S0.18,MU.W. ~.~.:~~ PINEBLUFFAPTS U.O. 1 BR, pool, I adult. w~~:~·~=le~:50~ YEARLY f~~zs::,er. 0 pets. s.te._ lZIO Sw1mm1no • Golt 2 Br. 2 Ba. Adulta, 'no ::i51;, a~71~!tta ce . -'-w-=k.;;;:rul"'-.-----~ ffLKTOOCEAN Deh11e3Br3baduplex io ii~t;.;~·~··;·vi~;ri-:; =vz.-n, ::~'i ::~· ::·.~~1~· Quiet 1 Br. l Ba. New Nbui~s\:~:.:~i 1 ~~~:U::f:~:~· exch•lve Bluffs. Beaut. House m Central Santa S•~lu 1 & 2 Bed ~ • ' crpta ' drps. Good child OK . no pets Owner,67S.S71D ll'ftnbelt view wlpools. An a , beaut If u 11 y 1oome • Furn11111d SPMC 831.,a107 E11talde toe Matur~ SSSO/mo 963-8!125 Lo-\1-el...;;;y""'a~Br .... """2""'.,.,-"-'-'B~a-.-w-• Avail for 1 yr be&lnnln& restored. SSSO per mo. & \.lnlumrshe(j • ~ Adulta only. S345 W7 E Newf:rt Creal $895 Mo. Sepl. 1. Sl250 /mo. Vickie 83171.92, 83U988. ~••1ng •No Ptll • MIWPOIT lBtb. St. 14, C.M. Bach. apt, quiet adult, no l•t. last+ $100 ""Curl· 6M 5137bef10 Modtl& Open 0111y • • • ~ pets, S275 + ut & last .. ""' ' Ml. COldo b' 9 to 6 ""'"_,_..,,., 2 Br. 1"" Ba. Townhome. blk Pt ty . Eves & wk ods E. Bluff CONOO beaut U.fw • hed 3425 2·2Bdr m. l l Bdrm enclsd gar, prv patio lt,ia 1 to beach. ly 64S-890S 3br, 2~ba. pootM35/mo. ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• Oakwood From mo mo. + utils. Adults, oo pets 5450 furn. ~5583 . 141-3119Sur.i, 640-&M9 New ocean view condOI 2 Garden ~ta No children, no pet&, no 54MMO. Att ti 2 b l'L b bd 2 b lb d Jffwport BMch N. waterbeds. -. -B~~2~Ba--N---. -rac ve r, ... a rm, a + en. 2'50Ne-.. Blvd. ,, r. . ew paint. condo, wlmaoy u p· From $850. 67S.9111 or 880 lrvirie 1•1161M r~ta .. ...,.M ... 'a carpet, drapes. Quiet •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• grades Incl. beautiful 675-9132. 17141645·t IQ.4 ....,. ""' area. Upetairs. 2 Adults S E .& W I .._. D patio. Walk to beach. · Newport Beech S. 2 Br. 1 Ba. 571 W. JoAnn SSOO.ut & last. No pets. A " Call d ays 751-4642 ; YIUAIALIOA 1100161t1S1 •Oo•eta1161n1 Max 1 child. No pets. CollegePukarea.Close VILLAGE evea/wkndS.Z.4641 2.Bdrm. Ooeao' Bay <7141642·5113 S375. Sierra Mgmt. tosbopJlUl.l.646~ New l&.2 bdnn luxury Newport Heights old 2 Br. ~-;:.mf:..!~.!!d:1k· Ml-1324. adult apta in 14 plans 1 1 Ba boll'le la rd ._....,.,., 2Br , 2Ba twnhome, MtwportHeicJMs Bdrm fromS465,2bdrm . , rge ya ' end, 673..a60'7 eves. ~ block to beach, 2 Br. I bea ul i fully lndscpd, 2 bdnns. l ba, gar. k 25 rrom S535, Townllouse ~ ;:~.g~~gl ~~1~· CONDOS FOR RENT, Ba. S&M/yearly, utlls frplc gar 1ndry room 1>ermo. 548-42&2 Lge Bachelor's Apt Ulll rrom S610 + pools. ten· S2oo<Jepoait. S695 Mo. 46l SCosta Mesa. Brand new. paid. 846-1'561 etc. '1490 'mo. Adlts·nO E/Side, 2d br, 11 ~~,,iar . Incl. Stove/Refr. C~st nLS. wattrfalls, ponds! Santa Ana. S48-j()U aft. e e W e s t b a Y pets. ~16 pvt yar · poo • _,.,_ No Ave. S3SS& last. 960-5179 Gas for cooking & heat· 6. Townhomes ad, section IMMID pets. 873-0731 ing paid. From Sao BIG CANYON 1WNHSE-3824. Large 2br, 2ba. Immac. 2 HOW YAClNT! Diego Frwy drive North Goll course view 2Br Ocean View. New Condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCCW'AMCY! car gar. 2131653·2200 This 2 Br 1"'2 Ba. Condo oo Beach to McFadden 2Ba, pvt gar, pooj ten: 2 bdrm, 2.,., ba. Double Geeenlll 3102 2 Br. 1 Be. Apt. Beam Alice 7141673-2507 Berit beauty, adult S600 Mo then West on McFadden nis. un. mac cood . .1.1 ...... " garage. Rel """'· $850 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ceilings, laundry rm . ., BR l'~ '--r I Agt.Mll-1168 to Sea wind Village 1 r..1t1 • ~,.. pool. Ad ults only. no · n ..... P c • pvt mo.M0-813ior4W7·~7l. mo.646-5800,~2682. A.nMTSFORllHT pell patio, pool. 2 car gar., 2 Bdrm. l Ba '450. tst & CT~l4~)8~9~J.~5198~--- 0n the water. 2 br, 2 ba, New port Be a ch , H.B., N_.B .. Ccsta Mesa TSL.MGMT 642-l603 adlts. SSOO. 213-248-7008 last dep. '7'194 Newman IOCNU 4000 frplc, beamed ceiling, oco/sunset view. lBr + Sometbuig for Everyone aft 8. 447 Gloucester H 8. 646~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar Dock avail deo/bdrm,primeloc In Bach. kl 4 ~r. Uni!'"'. l Br .. GardenApt.Stove & OpeoSun.12-4 Hwt~ Responsible youoe $825/mo. Avail. Aua. 22 Villa Balboa, pool, spa. Apts Certain locations ~~~ts. n;' pets 2 Bdrm, 1\12 Ba. adults. Hort.O.. 3142 female wanted AUrac· Dys 982·5533 ; evs underground garage, o_(f er . Pool, spa , =: · sml doc OK. $425/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• lave, brig!K, large room 675-0669 sec. S725 mo. ~231S rrreplace. laun. room. Call aftSPM, 642-7344 Bay view Condo 3 Br. 2 with Crplc, pvt entra~ce beamed ceilines. .AU Ba. pool, tennis & spa and wet bar AvaU 1m· Ir. desirable Baycrest llYIHECOMDO garages. all built-ins. . Lite, lrh, A.Irv I s795. Agent8SH6Sl. med. SJOO, tst & last area, avail. Aug. 5, 3 br. 3 bdrm. lr,; ba. xlnt loc, Garden & Townhouiie TOW OMIS l Br. apt with balcony 1 Call646-3375eves pac. hv. rm w/dual 644-8325, ~ TSL MGMT. 642-1603 2 Br + 2~ B S640 ing, pool & spa. lush ••••••••••••••••••••••• oom near s"". yard. !00 mo. Costa Meaa1 ~ Pvt. room Pvt entrance Empl Ma lt , furn, kitchen utll, ~. 54s.3'710 P'11mlabed room in C.M. Condo Near 0 C Colle1e $200 Mo '19-9821. s-r .... 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UDO ISLE charming 3 bdrm. 2 bath, f::yroom. J u.t re mode ed. Mon· lhly rent.al BW Grundy, 6'15·8161. Newport Peach Sum· mer Rentals. 1-4 Bdnns AgentJud)'..658-t400 NEWPORT OCEAN· FRONT Lux. 2-4 Br. Wk· ~. 8T3·SURF, 673-7677. OCEANFRONT. Sept & Weekly rental ~S7oo A&ent8Sl·~l Newport, avail 8/22 to 9/12, ste~ ID beach, 3 br, new p11nt in/out. 127 34tb St 8S7·1m6'7, 673-5410 Newport 3 Br 1 llouse from ocean, parking. Avail. August.67~5. New Custom Home Peninsula 3Bdrm, 2~8a, avail. Aug Isl S7001wk. 7:1>-~ I oo· FIOM SAND Newpoprt Beach !Bdrm. $300/Wk. 2Bdrm $375/Wk Newly decor sharp mmin-0432 Balboa bland . Choice loc 3 Br Furn August. SJSO/wk. 116 Diamond. 67S.418S, ~17 Woods Cove ocean view, 2 Br home. $400/weelt:. lmmed. occupancy 494-4730. ---!Br 1 bUt to bay & bch, k OO mo yrly 2Br. yrly S750 mo Jones Rily associated BfilC\fllo f W\ w t\l T{ " .... ~", 'rh fl , 1 I • 67J.6210 ~· ... X11tt'.'Ct)fM':-'Ci'tt f' S2 ba, d~n. formal din pool.SS95 Mo. design.NOFEE. CO~FORRENT or patio. cathedral ceil l"IH 3144 R OCC p I stone _frplc. pvt patio, lyrnew.2BR·2BACondo 2Br:2 ea ' a.162<> landscaping Adulls, no •2dbdlrm. I bath con~o ~oon;.~~io ~l:PM180 beautiful corne.i:. tr~d. In Bluff. Decorated in Spoclo-. •m1c .. ·~ (Xtr lrg l~sq. ft.) ts. &u . 5'9-2447. A u ts, on lake, tenolS, _. __ · · decor w/extens1ve talel ~.IJJtYle-''8Jllit•v.J.1l~lt&.v~2 Bdrm. ,Quiet lBr. MJr&._\\ ~· .fWG.5626. Lovely pvt ~ only.Nopets.ReCsnec. c ...._~el RAND NEW. full r . Pi ct uresque · lot "'2 blkto ........ ...l')ICll ••••••••••••••••••••••• g40·67 16. or collect 1·445·4630. Shown by IJll!!Onl)'.. HARBOR VIEW • bdrm. 2~ ba, 2 stora ~ famµy '.i· forma . g, v~ 1g yard, pnvacy. /mo --~ORN~2BDRM wit 2 ba . Panorami view COD • A?iults. Poo~ and 1pa. 1SOO mo lse. --OCEANFRONT 2 Bdrm, lots of wood and shutters, firM:lace. mature adults. Simo --Waterfront Homes. Inc Ul-1400 YILLA IALIOA 2 Bdrm. Ocean & Bay view. Comp. upgraded. S800 mo. 1-883-4303 wk end, 6'13-86(71 eves. Sl.200 mo. 6-12 mo lease. laodscam· garage. o size townbomes, double Orangetree Condo, by ocean. S250 mo. Sept Olfice,644-4684. Res. pets. 385/mo. 1?47 garages, private yards, stream, t.enrus & swim· IS-June 1S.67s.57l0 640-8862 Sumac Lane. Anaheim. Ci replaces. No pets. Ltt., ..... Alrv ming. Avail. Sept. lat Rm for rent. nr bch, S300 New . Be lsl tenent. 63S-7ll68. Located 2 bJoclts from I Br. apt. with balcony $52.S.675-922!!, mo . util incl Tony Unusual adult complex lolllPa l"-d 3106 downtown shopping, 5 or patio. cathedral ceil· • -leodl 1141 631·S314 aftSPM wl gate & pool. Near ••••••••••••••••••••••• min. to beach. ing, pool & spa, lush :;r.::•••••••••••••••• Furn. rm. pvt home. pvt S C. Plaza. Secluded Little Island, lge 1 br, Open daily 12-6 landscaping Adults. no !bdrm. new, lrg deck. bath, middle-aged work· comer unit. 1 BR. din· utils pd, $500. Dix 1 br. Weekendslo-6 pets.$460&up.549-24-47 North end. Close to angman,S185.S48..fS13 ing, ~atio, cent. air. S6so.Nopets.67J..9473 666 W.18lh.St .. C.M., 3 bdrm, yd pool. Quiet beach.SS<5 494-7079. N I in u c: ....., ., • ., •"""' c NO PETS w t ewport, seep g room. k 95+ M util. 715-2580. laltooP.-. 3107 ......-l .... or....v~ pre · · 8 er Small p1ney woods k1tcb. pnvgs. Empl'd eves. No pets. ....................... 99-t AMlo•er lS pd. S«5 mo.549-l240 studio. S3'7S Mo. Beam male. S275. 64(>.5687. New 3 bdrm 2 ba Irvine l bdrm spacious unit w/ Lrg 1 Bdrm Upper. $325 Lg 3 bdrm. 2a.<t. ba. 2 ceiltng, wood Or. walk to Ch r Is t 1 an work Io g condo. Across from pool. garage l block from mo. Btn landscaping story• Va lenc1a St beach, lat. last & secun woman. 1 Br. clean with S700 mo. BS'1·9181 Beach & also Bay. Year No pets. C~rport. 2chlldren. $550. ty deposit. Immediate all house pnv. ~107. ly S450 mo. Eves. LEEWARDSAPTS. Sierra Mgmt.Co. occupanc)'..499-S2'74Ji m IEAUTIFUL HOUSES-213-332-8101 2020 Fullerton Ave. 641-1.324 2 working adults. Huge A ;ONDO~ h COf"OH .. ~ 3122 831-0397 SpacioUi clean 2br, frplc, ~~~~~ ••• ~.~! r,:~ boC.t ac~s ~~~ pt • ewport ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newly decor 2Br w/gar lge patio. beamed ceil pg• YNIPOIT Alrport. $275 & $295 mo ~~g~~ ~ "!~ ~~ 2Br 1"'1 ba, 2 stry, Crplc. adlts, crpts, drJ,s, bit: ings,k501mo.67s-4166 "m.n s.s-689lal\6PM near water. S7SO & up. ~· deck, adult, no eet. ina. Focd yrd w/paUo, SHARP 3 BR 2 Ba upper, AP••JMoos Laguna Beach. pvt ent. & Call Delores Gelberg lease, 673-0473 water pd. 8JS.41.20 caU new cpts, bltns, gar, M b _,.. r 1 TSL MGMT 642-1603 PIMlHOUSE 1·5. 667 Vlctona. kSO. adlls only No pets. SSOO ,:~~$25~ ~mp •o-.&.---2 Bdrm, l ba, beam cell· 21619 "I" Santa Ana Ave. mo. CaUS4S-S880, COUMnY CLU '' ...--in&s. fireplace, pool , k55. Herita&eRealtors LIVIMGIH Mission VieJo area Bluffs. 3 BR or 2 + den. • Uwfw~ 1525 ~dlta, no pets. S62S Mo. 2 Huge Bedrooms 10 Lge 2 BR l Ba. 4-plex, ... nu.ORT S2SO/mo. SlOO security ...................... 640-1208428Seaward. super location. Fully newly decorated. lndry, "s;n.-negotiable.8Jl-690S Huntington Harbour 2 Br 1~ ba 6 mos old carpeted, bui lt-ins, patio, carport. 720B BEACH Room for rent S50/wk 2'n BA, fplc, patio, pool. $875. 7608M4, 67S.5930 LIDOISU Charming & coiy 38drm, 2Ba, else to clubhouse. bay, beach, f~e:~~t. ~'. 2~::'. Vie:,,.. deck. $750/mo' ground floor. Over so Shalimar.'425.646-21613 ~:rr~us s~ent pre· S'72S/mo. Open Sat/Sun 915.0363 work, 7~2S66 Adults only. No _pets Cute 2 Br l Ba Upper. An adult comm1111ity on P.M. 16655 u-qwn St res S350 Mo. 568 W Wtlson. carpet, drapes, garage the Back Bay. Spec· "'&"" · AotA ~ N o cc N t tacular Spa. 7 swam· (213)427·2251 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2nd. story dplx . . ear o pe s. mang pools. 8 lighted ten· Room & apt near HIDlt ington Center. S200 842·8292. Oceanfront Newport Beach. 2 & 3Bdrms. avail. weekly Call 544·06141838-3232 Lake Arrowhead home. 3 br. 2 ba, sips 9, nr lake. beach ctUnv. Avail wklv or w . SS9-Ml8 Tahoe incline. new 3Br wllr plc. completely rurn, lake view, $85 nulht SSOOwlt:. 549-0012 WiU trade up to 3 Wks ID my luxury 4 bdrm Lake Arrowhead (Arrowhead Woods ) cabin home for 1·2 wks in home or condo w1Uun wallt:Jng distance ID beach 686-9100. a..tahtoS..... 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moving? Avoid deposits & cut living expenses! Profess1ona lly since 1971. - HOUSl:MA T!5 ~134 Prof. male, Z.30. 2 Br Apt Singles com plex Prefer Lraveling Pool. tennis, near S.C. Plaza. S 185 mo. 966-2071 Shart11& • a.tttr LM11 Roommate: Ptmale, COAST DOUmobr no&ld I/I HOUSIMATB for H.B. Jbnn eondowl Convenleol roommate awlmmllll ~I, free ~rlOllal prolUe RrVlce. laund~. p t rtnt • DIV 494:1211M utll. C! llHJl'l Newport 8 cb U15. Re1p.ROODUn1~,lbdrm Matu.re Fem. Nle.t 2 Br. C.M .. poo~ tte. 1175+ ~ 2 Ba. Pool. &31·5a utll. 5*Cl'l'I .. 10 PM. ao)'.timt wknda. M /CbriaU111 under 30 to ahare bowe wtlb 11me. h :t,• 4J50 $22S mo. ~M.Mf.S1Jl8 ,., ... Nale/Fem kl •hr 2br h.te ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa 111, 2 1arace1. CdM A11ail. AUi I.st. mo/mo, SlSO pr mo ea Yearly. f13..4llll BaJboa/Marlne. StartJ Fem to ahr N.B. coodo. Sept. 1. Martt 752-0202 fully furn. SZI> + \.ii uUI. wkdl! 8;l).5; . Jan-Don 831.QI~ Offlu •..w 4400 M/F to shr. ~anfront ••••••••••••••••••••••• prof. S375 mo. Must be 1617 Weatcliff. N.B. Want mr:,alble. Avl. now or financial Ina\, 7000s.f. wil bold til 9/ l. Call : l.Jt. floor. Aftnt ~1·5032. Ans wer Ad #210, 842-'3110 I 24 hrl, MEWPOITllACH Full service IHC. Of· LIBERAL G.R.C. fie ea from $387. "On Room mate Contart Call" exec. olfleft from Service ll-1PM. SU~. Joclds. secretarial. phone ans .. word pro-213/113).3)40 ceasing, Telex, qwip. 11i E H EADQUARTERS M/F 2 bdrm apt in Park COMPANIES Npt. S330 mo. incl utiL 714/~l-tal Ca II Paul 84()..8937 PLUSH OFFI CES , Prof wor!Wog F. ooo· 500.gooo sq ft 1801 smoker, 25·40, to shr Newport Blvd, C.M. Ph spac Irvine home 646-9495 w/crof M, pool, tennis, CM, 3 beaut. offices & uU s incl.. no pell, Sl>O. MikeSSl·U49 bath. 840 sq.ft. Xlnt loc. Nice room 111 tri-level Air. cpts, drps, Ms.'1681 llouse. Nr beach H B. P n vile ges S2:IO 960-2272 MEWPOIT MIF prof. 3 br, pool, S.C. ,~ Plaza. $200 mo. + $200 Spacious executive of· sec. Alter6PM 549-3026 fices across from City Hall All services availa· Shr condo or So Coast ble, 'optional' From 22S Plaza, own br & ba. gar. sq Ct. up at reasonable No s mokers. S300 rentals. No lease re· 545-4778 g ulred, call 673-l>02 M F 3 Bd. 2 Ba. House MEWP<>ncena East C.M. Near sllop. 2'"1 Ctr. S300642· l.323 PrestJgious, Cull service EX EC offices Inc Ids Resp l>trsocl to share 4 rcpt, sec: xerox. under· bdrm hse w/pool, Cpc, or ground pk'g, telex & an South Cout Plan, $225 tique decor. cool. rm mo.540-7363 544.7189 Fem nnmte shr IWt 2br CdM Deluxe Swtes, AC. apt nr SC Plaza/College. amt pkg, ~I pd ass All amen 556 -4776 wkndsleves. E. st H !l'.· 67~ Prime office space lniah,. Male S~Q!._mo ._ C!>sla ..... a n ......... ~ , ... ~ 01 .. e" _ . _ . _ . mtn views. Avail 9/81 . Washer.dryer, dis -Pre-completioo leasing hwasher. S48-849S bonus. 661·33S1 Mature Female.siJ-R• 2 BA. Conv loc mo. IA YFIONT OfACI Ca II berore noon 55 sq rt Park ing. !l&J.6216 janitonal, etc. 760-9440. HOUSEMATE WANTED Office, 2 rooms w/ wet· Rent loft and have full bar. 232 sq rt. CM area. use or home and pool. S200 Mo. Uttl pd Family at mos phere 646-1684. S300/ mo includes ••PHOTO •• utilities In Newport *STUDIOS • Beach. 75&-0780 Prof F to shr condo. Avail. toshr2 lge studios w it h lights, etc ocean view, 2 br. 3 ba. S60 ·175/mo xlnt Nwpt Crest, SJSO/mo + rac11.tties 'loc:. 556-2904 "'i utils, immed 642-4691 fum1Shed or unfurnished Nr bch. Shr spar tn·level 2 room suite, private home. Micro S250 mo outsadi! eDlrance. beaut. inc all. HB. 536·8090. prof. bldg.. Near Orange 960-9630 Co Airport on Birch MIF to sbr Nwpl Bch 3 br 979-M33. house, nr beach, own omce Space on Pacific rm. $275/mo. 673-~191. Coast Hwy, near Ba.lboa 642·8<87 Ask for Ser&IO. Bay Club. 342 sq ,, . mo Roommate to shr apt w/ f;Jo mo. Abo 212 sq ft . 40 yr old Fem Nr per mo. Call John Beach/ Warner. HB. 5'9·2117. Alt. §PM. 847-M38. $240 8 x 7 n office space, desk, F 25.35 to sbr 2 br, 2 ba 3 IJne telephone, SI.SO per twnhse. E/Side C.M mo Dr. Ruzas S2160 + "" It.its. 631·9150 67S.16911 & tennis. Agt Virginia O'Brien 673-1.323 • Unusual pro perty. Spacious 4 bdrm. 2 ~., • wit.h frplc & sundeck. SPACIOUS 2 BR. ~dull. S39S. 751'31198· nis courts. bike trails. .,..._.. ,_.llltd S67S Mo Call Greg. open beamed ce1li!1ll· Large 2 Br. 1 Ba. over P u t t i n g g re e n •••••••••••••••••••••• 213/550-2559 wkdys, lots 01 wood, ser\ling garage, patio, laundry Bachelors, I and 2 CoroH .. M. l722 213 1451·3295 eves & bar. klO. No pets. 2256 k2S Mo. Sl75 deposit bedrooms apartments, ...................... wknds. ~ a P 1 e 5 4 8 · 7 3 5 6 ' 2009 Maple St. 548·5861. and townllouses Crom ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • : 8-DA Y WEEK SPECIAL : baths, 2350 sq ft Lg closets, prime location. Gd cond. water ; gardener incl. ~5576 ll'DOCK COZY. small, furn Enjoy summer living all 3-8803. . D .. Poi.t 3126 $510.00permonth studio, pool. Util pd. year . Walk to Cd M Lar ge 2 Br. bll·1 ~5 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• OnJamboreeAt Single, empld (emale, beach l &2 Br,i rplc, lrg garage. l.980D Anabetm. Dup~x 2 Br 1 Ba. Close San Joaquin Hills Road non· smoker . S290 deck. encl prkg. k75 & SS2s Mo. Adults, no pets to ocean SJIO Mo Aft (710644'1900 640-4999. S8oo Mo. Avail. 675-3589 Open 7-5 daily. 54s.l229. 6PM /wknds 661.Q?l Oceanfront Cor Winter Costo Mtso l724 Fantastic ocean & city E/Side 2 br, 1 ba, up-Spacious, attractive 2 Rentals. Furnished & • 8 Days • 3 Lines • 8 DOiiars e 3 Br. 2\.\ Ba. Nice~ de· corated Condo. 1200 • •••••••••••••••••••••• light view from e\lery stairs, no pets, no liq uid bdrm . I i..; b a. gar unfuro. Broker. 67>4912. CASA DE ORO room. 1 Br. $600 Mo. Call Cum. 1425· S3Hl55 washer &dryer. 493-0467 NO FEE! Apt. & Condo e It's easy to place your 8-Day Week Classified by mail, and 1t e e costs just $8 -that's only a dollar a day! To qualify for this e e special offer. you must be a non-commercial user offering • Mo. Avail. 8-12. 675~5. Harbor View Hornti 4 BR ALL UTUJTIES PAID Antl)c!ny days 642-5757, • 2 Br. 1 Ba Nr S. Cst Spectacular ocean view rentals. Villa Rentals eve& & wlmm 644-8889. Plaia, S.A Adults. $500 d p Ix . 2 b r . 2 b a 675-4912 Broker • merchandise for sale up to $800 per ad . and the price must e 2 Ba, new cpts. SU75 mo. Ag!. 673-7761; 760-l:ln 4 Br 4 Ba, clean & sharp, next to tennis & beach, $1500. Koop 631-1266 Ail. 1 Br. Penthouse. Adult bid&. No pets, pool & rec. fac. Immed occupancy. $525. Sandy Alexander 673-2749. W•rfr_,Ho.t! 2 story custom home, 4 1 bdrm, formal dining and b r e a k nook. 3 ca r garage, lg closets, pan· try. 3 fireplaces, lg deck. Boat dock avail a~ extr• charge. For lease only. Compare before you rent. Custom design features· Pool, BBQ. cov'rd garage, sur- rounded with plush landscapinc. Aduh hv- ing al Ill best. No pets. l Br tum. from k'5 36S W. Wilson,642-1971 New decor lbr dplx. sep by gar. Quiet empld adult over 35, oo pets. $350. 548-Ur21 IHlffYyDtc'd 2 bdrm executive condo, ocean view. Sl9so 831"735, 962-6945 SUS CASITAS Charmin? older 2Br, !Ba No pets. 549-3232. downstairs, $525. Sun-UDO VIEW 2 br, 2 ba, 2 ·a pt w pvt garage, LEarg1ed l Br. Upper . decks, new decor. 3JHI terr .• frplc ,prime,adlts. stove /rerrig, avail Aug nc s garage. S375 Colegio.637-4S<ll. $1,000mo.675-6359 • be in your ad. The cost stays the same whether your ad e needs eight ~ays selling time or just one. • • Jl. S565 mo. (213) Mesa del Mararea.CaJI Hwt ...... ltodl 3140 431· 1195 bfr7PM onl>: 751-9905, Iv message. .. .................... . Nice & brite 2 Br. 1 Ba. Studio apt, separate unit. tHEWHIFFUTltH Sundeck, patio, carport. S22S ii util. Coov Loe. Lux ury Adult units at af· No i>tls. $580. ~1713 642-8821 Aft5 fordable livi.ng. 1,2 & 3 Nice 2 BR I Ba, clo&e ~ Sparkling clean 2 Br. H'• Br . Well decorated beacb, pool, lndry fac1l. Ba. S470-k75. Fenced. Olympic size pool. light· Avail. Aug. l. S67S . utils paid. Ref rig. ed tennis court, Jacuu1. 752-5065 ; 646-3176 2 small child OK. No park like landscaping. Cotta M... 112~ peta. 19t!OWallace. Most beautiful bldg. in ........... ••••...... • • 540-98216 or 642-4905. H. B. MESA VERDE home at· l br bachelor apt w. --"F-"ro"""m~s:Bs~·..-846-08"""""'""""19.__ mosphere.2&3dlx apt.I. kitchenette, S3SO/mo. No pets. s.6-1034. utils incl. 556-9096 aft. 7. MARIHEIS W AU< • * • e Use one word in each box. About 4 words make one e ;~V:s'::l::st e classified line of type, Minimum ad is 3 lines. Please print e Huntington Beach • plainly. Youarethewinnerof • TWOFREEPAS.5ES • r-. ----------------------------., • (Sl1 value) RINGLING BR(l;. • • BARNUM • BAILEY • • c•cus Anaheim Convention • • Cent.er Aug. 6-17 Long Beach Arena • • Aug. 19-23 • I 1.00 To claim passes, call • Call Peagy Patterson (714~1155-2'13 wkdr! 8-5 For lease, Westcliff 3 br home. topcood, l&e yard Furn. 1 br. apt. S32S & up. Encl. gar. Adults. no pets. 2110 Newport Bl. ' 548-4968 btwn 8 & 5PM. WfJff~~ ~ 2 & 3 Br, Townhouse Apts. from $495. Patios, single &i double car garages, near Hunt. Harbour.~. 642-5678, ext. 272. Passes • • must be exchanged for reserved seats at box • • office prior to . • INSTANT IN performance. w/ga rdeoer, sec. syst. SlOOO/ mo. 833-1290 CONDO E. Bluff. Super 4br, fam rm , pool, fprl. Sl..250/mo.67~ 4 Br, family room home. Ocea.n view. Beautiful g:1 ' spa. Walk to acb. Call Marcia 131-~. R&'M* I' r '1 r' . ,. .. I l BR, rum, all util pd. very private, l adlt only. $400. 841·8116'7 ' MtwportlMdl 176' • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1 BR adult ccndo, sec. guard, pool, jacuzzi, saun a, gym. $850. 845-0230 . Winter. 'At blkocean,3br, 2 ba. SeJL 12-Junc 5. '700/mo. 67~mo Ntwpett .... 326' I _ ___;...._ _____ ,••••••••••••••••••••••• I -. arr M CAMYOM CUSTOM Golf course view. 7 Br, s bath, M.250 mo. Marilyn Kershner, tu-ms. ~~U3l~7 . . lal-.,.,," Y£~1?J ~oef~· Use """""serv ice when placing your ad ... a Da ily Pilot ad number will appear In your classified ad . we take your messages 24 hours a day . . . you cal I in at you r convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... th is service is only $7.SO week. For more Informa- tion and to place your ad J ca II 642-5678. \. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Apt. with 2 * • * • • car attached garage. w I D book-up, patio, 3 BR. 2 ba, yrly. t720 mo. • • frplc. Small ffitlchlld Frplc. bttns, petio, gar. Add S2.60 for each eddHlonalllne for I times ot N ll rbo Like new. 129 ~ St. • · r unt. a ur. Don't disturtoccupenta. • ~L1~ 642-1&03 Days-G111,213-3.n·990t • • -=..z=~___;;.;;:~ BEACH YRLY REN· • p bl' h d f 8 d · DELAWARE P INES TALS IBr•bacbelor. u IS mya or aysstarting ,. spaciow~2 8drm. Jones RhY8'1M21o • Classification '• Frplc, stove, d is-OCIAHVllW • '• hwaaher. garbage dis· L1 2Br tum or not. 10 Name I pouJ pool lal.lldry fac. step& to sand. Patio. • • Smail, qUlet complex. Year-a-around at $750 • Address '1 • Adult.a only, Peta c:on· mo. lsl + aec. dep. aldeNd. 1 Br. kSO/mo. z Ownerlbkr.14M567dp .• Br . ssso/mo. 1n21 2 Br. 1~ Ba. Townhouse City Zip Phone / 1 e Delaware St. (So. of ttyle. Adulta, no peta. • I • 01rt1e1d> aa.*7. Of. '315.548-az • Ch eck or M.O. enclosed D I flee bu: Tue•·Tbura <>ceantroot.1Qrly, 1 Br. : an.tr S:IOPM, Fri·MOCI. modern wood • alau • Charge my ad to: l !!~~~ •. 2 er. 1 ea. fe';;,!'!~~mT. pett. e D * E I e Up llalra, d1bwab, Vertt\Jlet, 1 br \flew of • Tr Xp. • relriPr.. wfd, beleoft1. l OCHO, beN. dllbbouM, dalldO~pleaM, WO.MUW1Sud1 • O t le :::S· · Alt. "° OPEN sATISUN n.s. to1 e 1 xp. I• ...._1· I Id t W. Bllboa. 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Uc,inl, llyr1or together''. $10/roll. ,.~i:e~tB Cr~gMl·W4 ~.17 ._ !IJ Addltioftl, remodellnl. crpll 10 min. b1'1Cb, Drlv .. , Coven , Decka, .1i.l!L~nrenov.7ikff'' 01_. "" 123 u p. P'armer, have happ N.B. C\&ltomcn. Qphol.waU..839-0730 · -n1 lw. Frwtll Rua. Hall, Uv . .dln. nn1 tt5: Carporta, • P'eoc11. p ROBIN'SCL!ANING f!IUlp. Xln.l ref. S..UU Tha 831-44.10 Plahr/..,.. TrH 5.na t'aALL)'Ol.I y <'. 1 561170 ava nn t7 SO; COll(h.10; j.lc'd Ml-07tl JA ANES!Gankner Servlc.-.t.botouabJy ~ -DB's PAINTING ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• for a ROOM A OOJTIONS ' cllr ~. G111t • .Um. pet ~............._ ,Malnl~tl 'C'!_'!'!'E.. clH bouM. 1 •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Int/ext. Nut. reliable, Neal pat<'bes 'textures JA YI Tiii CAii 1> 111 dayad BINO El.JN odor. Crpl rtpalr. lJ yn _ __, mt• mate. ----E1pert1H~keeptn1 u o RTG"G•MON""' refe. Que~eya llrff Ht HJ.IOt Toppin1, prunin1. re· tbe D G Quality np Do work myaell ........................ GeMNI S.-.bt Dts»ndable t .. " "" ~' . ' moval & 1prayin1 10 yrs DAILY :r;:tr~:'~:a:~::,::: Reft.531.0101 Dlrect ~rom ma~rfae· ....................... SuppU11fum ·::.'970 AVAll.ABLE Np~ ;bp':.tera!xW:n~,: P1fSjER~ATCHING exp Looi rcr:s.' Free Pl.O'f Family oontr1cton for WeClreCrptCleancn ~u;~!-;d:~o~tf. i~·~ LttmehelpyouHllyour Qu1Utr~lun1n1 ~=':°.;:.. priceT Raridr,M2-Dl Nea~~:~ pI'iJ:l2J71 est.Lie O(l.W.S40et308 SllYICI 30 yra. R.eu. raL.I. Fr Steamcltadupholl. TbaX!rlS14117 wrltlna.CaUUnM Ttr· wltbPeraonalToucb. Uptol5/yr1totept)' RENTALS · lty TREE DESIGNS D•-y etta. Allen£ Johnaoo. II Trucll:.mouDtwtlt rana at eu.1297 (af· Freettl Beth556-0W PRJM£t1NANCIAL · ourspecia ·1 '1't tlilt Pru.ninll Sculpturln1 -·-301007, Call M0-5151 or Work r. 146-3711 Drywtl fordable rat.ea) . ~tfeit. Seaside Pauit ....................... Top, T~. Removals, A-~ .... IT~~ 840-4724 . NoSteam/NoShampoo ....................... HM WANTED ! Houseclean-52SE7RV3IC4£S77 Lng. Prompt.SS..4808 M c C 0 R M A C K Clean·UP Ml-2.m •• ~ s -..i Ii F DrywaUS~lallat ,.. 101.u p'd. reliable, • 103 DISCOUNT PLUMB'G -· Your Dally Pilot JIHCO COMST. taln s....,..,a st. 111 Qual. • prod. New & re ....................... honeet.138-71Z afUPM_ O•D Custom Painting REPAIR &r REMODEL Wi..w Ca...g StrvlceDtrwc:tory AddiUona ·Remodelin& dry. F.-eeest B»-15&2 mod. UllllM4.53Z-Md Dlacouot• to nnlor · M•••'1 [nt/ut Guar. 983-3283 Sto es Reas. rates ....................... . Re,reaentative •CustomHomes U ROBERTS CARPET .....,....m_. •-dtbena. All typet of re-•HoUMCle~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• . LI p~ 67S.911M Ort1inalWtndowWutwr · c. REPAIR. Rntmch, re-ALLT~•v•u .... • pain Free est. Call ProfM1ion&l·1 ..... ~lllh BRICKWORK : Small 1HIC.f.GIOUP r. · Av 3brbome.~. 642· 671,tdUJ 12119374. 67~ hay.AJlrepaira. Orywall.Cleanfsdepen· Anawer ad 1453, XlntLocalRels Jobs. Newport, Coata R ~.ICOMM.EXT PoolSenlce,..,.. '631-7698 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j AVALONCOHSTI. 6'1UUO dable.Reas.S31·23'S 842·4300, or 831-1137. Cbarlie831.Q4 Meu, Irvine, Reta PRO .. PT.UC'D ....................... "LettheSUMhineJn" Bullding6Remodellng CtllRg Acomtk DRYWAU.R•AIR Att!r5 ReUable. Gre•t work ! 875-3175 754-1539 Co~p lete se~vlce r.e-Call Sunshine Wmdow 24 ra-lic·IM. 1141-7320 ....... ~............... The C.F. Group 7M·l.S38 JACK OF ALL TRADES Steady job. Rtfs. Call EXPERT BRICK & RALPH'S PA.lNTING rf · ~ 5otr ~taU SO Cleanin Ud. 548· HOME IMPROVEMENT AcouslicCeilini• + &.ctric• Plumbing, eie(, heaUn1 att.er4 PM.64&-7221! Masonry. Small jobe & Ext/Int, reall, prompt. ~ Bse3 °0 erv tee w d Cl & All Additions/Remodelina custom band texturing ....................... Odd iobs. 838--4088 Ma lure couple offering repalra. Frplc f•clnp. Lie. Free eat. 964-5S66 · S~re~:s. i:e~,e. fair ....... ~====.:::::==..-1 Guaranteed. 642-1323 Lie. 389944 m.S549 ELECTRICIAN-priced HnwoodAoon quality houaeclean1ng Reta. 551~. 760-7074 lltMOdel&..,.,. Ca ll Chris or John. Afpl11ce.... C.. t '"----'/""~--"-right free estimate on •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• w/peraonal care. Rella· BRICK : Walls, Walks, AGAPE FORCE ....................... S46·0053, S.S7·9688 •• ".................. 4'peret ~ _,.,,.,.. 1 ' --ll jo'-HARDWOOD .,..00RS ble, ref11 reaadNICM5S3 PAlNTINGCOMPANY General Services, no job -=;...:..:;='-· =.;..-=----GUAR USEDREFR' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• argeorslll<W "" r&.. Planters. Patios, 3Generationsof t II F t SE•YIEW · s AJI Types Remodeling & Pool Deeb and PaUos, Lie. f31M1Ql 873-03$ Cleaoed•Wued Give a Gift! Scntl>-a-Dub v e 0 e er,, etc 00 s ma · ree u s;A SALESHERVICE Repairs, top quality, 17 Mason , Spe>rt & Tennis RESID./COMM'L An)'tlme, 832 .. 81118.A prof. housecleaning Bloclt worll:, Concrete. Painting Excellente. Reas Call Answer Ad Wmdow wuh 64Z-W ASH Goodcood. 642-n54 . LI nsed Co ry . Bob service Reu reliable ' 8»5851 ~642~.or631 1137 _.......,.. Y~;11 ;::~bot't96Z-s3i4 851~:e ~c1.nrf1· · tooHlghly ~.~;.No Job H.... rera. Jean,631:so16 ' Lie. Ref 5·~00 Quality Pt&. Lowest rates aft. s. __ ... IF YOU -.,,.-· ' • smau. """'"'""' ....................... Frplea, PatiOS, Planters. In OC Neat prom pt R ,,__ have a service to offer or ••••••••••• .. •0~·•••• Custom· bu 11 t 1 x 12 DRIVEWAY CLEANING Electr!cian-qual work, Haul, cleanup, concrete H .... Mt9g For a job done naht · S684 &3&-71 9 00•'"'J goods to sell, place an ad Drive~ays, parld.n&. lot wooden shelves Cor Improve your home! reas. rates. No job too removaLDwnpLruck ........................ Larry1S0.902:8evei. Serv.848-' 4 ....................... 1n the Duly Pilot repairs, sealcoahng. stora1e. display & Remove ugJyolJ ' rust small !~9802days. Qwcll:serv.60-7631 DON'TBEEMPT'!', CUSTOM MASON RY StarvingHousePainters BALBOAROOFtNG<:O Class1f1ed Section S~ Asphalt. 631-41 garage. Our price is stain.for est ,897·4888. TIIIRSTY ORLONELY Bra'c'". Block. Stono, OuaUtyWortl -Reas. Theonlyroofmg ro ror Pbone64Z-5678. Uc d. lowest 646.5&30 -, fwwttw. DUMP J.OBS • "' free est. ~Doug the coast. 673-6743 ...:...o=::...=..:=:.:..;::;:--- ASPHALT REPAIRING · . TifOMPSONS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Smal1Mov1111 Jobe "Security Plus" will sit lOO'a of local ref's QUALITY PAINTING WILBER ROOF ING . Se I . tin 6Stri In Cabinets •.~ter ~~· CONCRETECONSTR. 6' Sofa & matching chair Call MJKE646-l:.11 your houu, plants & ~8512 State llc XM95(). 16 yrs INC ~~:1m~. Frelesf. !:~ ;:::.1~h Lie 393383 642.8482 SUO. 8' Sofa Sl1S. Gd. Haulin&"DwnpJobs pets.831·7Sl7 Mo•.. OrangeCo.G-1886 All types, ne~ constr & Lie. 387Zl ~81Bl (bet 7&9am, s&ilO pm) lridel Senkft Cond. 548-4.'QI Ask for Randy, Mature Couple wlll house ....... ~................ S&F PAINTING re roof mg, incs, bonded A.lllhl•ffft CUSTOM CARPENTRY ....................... Gorden.. 6(1.8427 sit Aug 9 for l to 3 wu MC:,lllng .S ~ St~rv~ng Re11d./comm. No job lie 322·179 Free est •••••••••••••••••••••• Patio coven, decks, ~~~G:~iJ n:~~:~lfi~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ULIN~Loudenl has Nocharse. Ref63H3311 . Co.::: g~W:~u~d.g too small. Free est. 827-0861 VOLKSWAGEN roomadd.itions.848-523.1 your ~edding-gowns. CLEAN-UPS/LAWN .. e true.. west rate. L..clsc.,.., Llc.JT124-436. 641·842'7 549·S068 S.wlitcJ/AhtatioM SPICIAUST FlNlSH CARPENTRY access . etc. Bev Thayer r~!~s;enance-Lnsti~ Prompt. Call7se.197& UUUHHHUUUUHO Watch us grow! '·~H~ c·;;:r,··o·;;;;··;;;;~~·g· Herb '1 Garage 199S Robby,., • ., ...... .,,. 851·0567 Thant you, John. BrothersConsLructon ABC M OVlNG, Ex per .,c t _........, -=---=-'-"------•Sam Fultumoto YARD U y 1660Sant.aAnaAv CM ...., yrs exp. ree es · alte ral1ons 'Repa1rs HarborBI Costa Mesa (24hTansweringserv ) ct...ll..lc... MAINT & Clean-Ups. Cite , ... Ad . I prof, low rates, quick Labor .. /roll&up, c I t• .... ,,_ __,,_ =..:::=-=~~""-"-="'-'-'-'--G lite h ull PI an t s _. 1 n t I ext careful aervice. M2-0ClO -onsu ta ion in your ___ ...,._;..;;;;.=~--1 Custom work. Pauo cov· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tree trimming, small arages, . a ng. Landscamno, •-o sur· 300/ooff home 7~_0 __ lton truck. t!S. 831-1993 ,.._ w~ -.... ers, cabinets, wall un!ts. Sl 1.90/WK landscaping.~3540 gery, sprinklers. Lie. *A·I MOVING• all wallpaper if we hang SprWdtn ....................... Remod & repair. Hot lunch. C.M Chris· MowingSlG-lls.125 TREE/SHRUBTRIM llC27·3S2847,646--0M5 Top quality. Special lt ..................... .. •DIAL.-A-IAMD* 548·170l uanPreschool 646·5423 Hauling/MovingS25 Garage & yard clean· K&OLANaiCAPE& care 10 ~g. 2S yrs BOOKS brought to your SPRINK.LERS &SOD (714)7»-1342 Remodel, kit. cabinets, COlltro tor 754.9904/~Mark ups . Freeest.5i5HZ7l MAINTENANCE exp. CompetJuve rates. home. For appt call Tree Removal DIG IT .........,........_ patios. books helves, C WEHAUL ITALL! I Apta, condos, ind., Noovertime.730-~ RoberlSDec.5!:1-~ Landscape,646-7070 __....,..... s 11 ding wl n do w s ••••••••••••••••••••••• YARD CLEAN-UPS tree Demolition, yard clean-1 • ...1.... •••••n•••••••••••••••• . • CONSTRUCTION ._ . . · D tru II: bob l churches, residences. roWittfr.,...t.) r-Open1t9 All books. Set·up write-frames, door hanging Add/ odel wo~·· lTng_auon &: re· up. ump c • ca · Int. & ext. Ken & Deina, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Selling an)'tlung with a y· · i' 846·7228 rem ·concrete pa 1r. Ma 10 tenan ce . By hr or job. 95.J.11:55 548-2489 Ext/int painting, cab re-The Paper Hanger, Pror Daily P1lo( Class1hed Ad up. inancia state· . . Free est. S81-8360aft. S Greenbelt Landscape · fim/stai·n Prof. Rsnbl 10stall. Decorator qual. is a sample matter menta & taxes. 498-4549 Find what you want m ' WANT ACTION~ Find what you want in 9-noon. Daily Pilol Class1fie<fs. Classified Ads 642-5678 MZ·Ol02. Classifed Ads 6i2-5678 Daily Pilot Classiflg. Free est. Steve 547-42111 free est. Steve 54H28l just call 6i2-5678. "··· .,.,,, ·•"''"'."' f forC~r~Ad ACTION C&JJ A OAll.T PILOT A.~YISOI '42·'671 I Ii' •I It I I I . ' 11 I' ·j ' I '¥-l""~t_. ..... ,.. "~ _ ............. · .. 1"~.-.. ,.,. •• ...,__vso .... ~·1 · ~~~-'"'1 1o'0He1,w.;..t.ct· ·"7i'oo~w-~ ... 1100Hetpw··~ 110~.._ ...... w,,,, .. "" ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ••••• ••• ••••••••••••••• Oppoc tllcitt 5005 -P9"'°""'1s/ -. --•••• • •• •••••••••••••••• ,,.,.. ...._ •••• •• • • • • • • •••••• • •••• ••• • • • • •• • ••••••••••••• • ••••• • • • • • •••••••• • • • • ••• • • • • • ••••••••••••••·ff""' Olf..UXIOff'ICES Rent M.G 600 sq rt. 1240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost. Fo.d FIRST LADY ....................... ADVaTlSIHG ASSEMBLERS. We will • ' ----, .. :.~ (2 71S and mo. 2944 Randolph, C.l\1. ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• S ....__a.. & . A I 7A ''f Banking Banking JfbH "'""" • 67S-Sll6 MORR01•y c• &t...-...1 5300 Escort. Models c1-.. ,._.........._ SALES tra i n . pp '1 " .... __, cc""-s 2,07S sq .ft.) 567 San . A • A Lost .--~~ 7005 Forrapid•ugrowingpre MacGregor Yachts.1631 MFW ACCTSREP n11:n A ~• Ni c ho I as. Ne w po r l 7,500 ScL Ft. Equipment rental yard ....................... rorty o.c.n. ....................... s t I' e ~a g a i I n e Placentia, Costa Mesa Previous banking ex per REPIESINT A TIYl Center. Xlnt loc. 6,00o sq ft ea rns SU! Anxious * 912-1345 * European Lady aide Generous commission Assistance needed Facts lordlryt... lmmed operu.ngforNew parrettRlty,642-S840 renced yd space + owner leaving state. FOUND IM MC&VISAAcceptaj h~u.sekeeper. dnve. to Exp pref -but will or Irvine Haircutting. ofC ... !Mo Accts Rep with 6 mo!> AIRrorTAREA modemaircondoffices. Make orrer ·A.slung AW -s10gle man or lady •tram' Call 49'7-4464 1o.3 714·SS9-63S3,Leonard Contact: exper , Savmgs & Loan F . h d Can be split. 291.S Halla· $60,000. SHE 6'2·1682 M-F Anne Peavey,631-ISll preC'd Typing 40 ur nu e or. un-day So. Sant.i Ana. For 631·2242 ARE FREE •-~w.-..L....11 7075 Assist manager ror E.O.E M f tV H 45'4·pm . gd oral com furnished. Lg. wmdow .-ua -ANTIQUE men's sports wear. · municallon 5 1tills & Executive Suites 10 info6"6-75l2548-6900 call: E S C 0 R T S & •••••00•••••••••••••••• APPRAISER f time. wltends Bay spellJng req 'd Located lrvine.Walkingdistance Sbo~ to share with Sign MODELING Woman wishes day's AUCTIONEER Dept.Store.303Mam St mNewponBeach to airport. Painter, 500sq fl m C.M. 642-5671 135-9199 work, Gd, reliable, ref 10 yrs exper. appraasmg Balboa Mr. Hawthorne Banlting rLAU util me. S8S mo. Call !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ COEDS-would Jove to 549-9363 & auctioning antiques . Apply Mon-Fn. lXECUTIYE PECUTIVESUrTES 646·2890orS73-44BOW --0-v-en-W-oo_d_B_a_s_k-et L()S:r· M Sheltie dog, in party with you. Call Sue H.tp W..tecl 7100 +extensh·e knowledge SERVICE Station Atten-SECRETARY 2082Micbelson!1212 CostaMesaoffice&worlt Bus , matenal U!Cluded Irvine, reward offered or Kathy anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• of antiques. $5000/mo dant Exp 'd. Days & L-0cal :-lewport Beach 2021 Business Ctr 11213 area totalin& 4,22S' at» SlSOO ~-7302, 833-3931 .::953-.::.::....097==.l::;_______ ACCOUHTS Take ad to any sta~e eves Full & plume Ap-Sa\'10gs & loan is seeking 714-752.0234 per sq. ft. Avail. Oct lst. 548·2'104 ~S762 Found M Siamese cat, E x p e r i e n c e d r A y AILE CU:IJ( employment office in ply . SheU Station, 17th & a s e I f mot 1 v a t e d 642·2928 Bam_.pm · SI •. Ed rds M 0 r a n g e Co D 0 T I · N B S O 'G Office for rent, Balboa .-vie ater oc wa , Acupressure usage Organized individual 294.257.010_ Ad pd for by rvme.. . . Secretary with TR r. Peninsula oceanfront Lo~ cost office space IEAUTY SA.LOH Hunt. Bch. 847-~ Therapeutic Relaxation with buay A/P dept. Lite employer Attractive female. to work secret aria I s k 111 s, 1200sqft.s7S.8740 ' Ovw • .. trhh•asdhreoarpdooarr,eama: Lge elegant C.M sarlon; FOUND Ladies 14KG Techniques Sunny typln1. gd benefits, 1._ _______ part or full lime on thoroughness & con· ... .. si9,soo. or trade or Walch vie. Harbor View 631·6377 Newport. Newport Beach area. 1• cruise promollon. Call genial manner to work CotM_tJ.1caJM/~'...-~OCal osqffiAfte. dple ~ar1 ld.ng, qu,ieCost in· 644-1616 Sh o pp 1 n g center. Preventative & Stress 64Q.119SO. ASS&aaS John 7W67S.5020 IOA M for President. Salary .,,. d .. ~~ l': · ustna area 0 ta ._ytoloCM 5025 -=640-~8==12:::.l::;__ _____ Reducing Massage b'i Loe Mwloo VieJO co. tol2PM. commensurate With ex CfOl&D """'" prv pa 10· Meu. m.M33. Do i In " S · I' ACCOUNTING CLER}(. d A bl wt2 per Full 1'nsuran;.e $5E / 33 o ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found: Bike, vie. Npt r s. " tro pec1a · PART-TIM E Orange nee 5 ssem en UTO R10u ... o..11c ' 63 mo 771 · 5 '1100 sq ft. 2 offices & WIDOW~ money for Sch Callbet.9-l2.John. S48·2817.10AM·8PM Coast Savings has an yrs. exp. Candidates A Mlll'loon"'" benefits & paid career 494•4797 whse, top loc , frt/rear 2nd T.D. s Sl0,000 & up! 759.1163 ·-------• immed opening for PIT must have gd manual Must ~exp Foreign & apparel Please call Ta.uR Current opp(y po6lllon for 6 mos to 1 yr. exp'd Telle r Will con&1der sharp persoo wrth 1 11, yrs. cashiering back groun d Typing 25 :.>wpm & gd figure ap t1tude req'd In terested part10 please contact Costa Mesa, 250 sq ft ent. S32S. 67S-62.51 E z CREDIT! No pnlty. -=~==------le k En dex~rity. gd eyesight, domestic cars. Good ' Ms Denny Pans1a suite. S17Sl mo Utils in· u..... 4550 CaUAgtEilttn&73-7311 Lost petite sealpo1nt Gf'9atC01 .. •y accounting c r · try neatuuppearance&de-location 50~ comm 71~~ M/F dd. 779 W l9lh. St. ..-roge -S 1 a m es e Cat with Escorts level position includes pendable. Work is in life Ca 11 Bi 11 Mc Ka y 711·33SO. ....................... IUSINESS & crooked tail. Vic. Balboa 24 Hrs. 641·0180 vaned duties. Will train support medical elec· 831-2311, 831-7S40eves MFWrORT IAUOA I~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ John LaWI 714-6754SOO U .Al>aAL SAVINGS E.O.E. Ortice/Store/Busrness C MSto'°9'GanMJH..,78 IMDIVIDUA.LLOAMS Peninsula. S100 Reward. Caslt/Ct.cb kia~~l~e~e7~-~1 c1;~ tronics. Gd. benefits i-.-------SAVIHGS&LOAH 14YJX40. 30~A Harbor -=.:..:· =:...;· a::..:rc::;e.=.a __ -"-~=-::'""==-Avail for any purpose . .::6:.:.:7S:..;·9~lc::l9:.:.·-----AM EXP/MC/Vhe Ad ams Ave . C M 0 n I y res pons i b I e Allo.oti•• 1100 lrvme Ave , NB SELL idle items with a Blvd. Costa Medsa , IMtotsW.ted 4600 SMlr,OOOBai~ley~~81~Call· FDOUNb D· (2) DoA gs Male E.O.E. npeenrsot enms plseeymkint.g0~rma~ Se"keflft"IOll 1"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!E!!!!!.!O!.E!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ADda1ly Pilot ~lass1fied a cross from Fe co . ....................... ., ...,. o erman mer1can ~ ,. i-:: ------ Anil. now! S47S, agt. Wanted garage to rent in Embassy Tags, Fem * * * ply. Call: Mrs. ParellJ, r CIHtl 5'&-1366 North Lagun.a. 494-4621 ·~ Trwt lrlsh SetterS4G-0583 JtutT!di.r Acco~n:!:_,,..u.1 S81·3830 We ha~mmed. full .. Ml...... 4450 .;;.o.:...r 4,;:,:98c.::..·.::c87:....:;47"------DHdl 5035 Found black female Lab 1.26 McConniclt ~ . . C lh ••••••••••••••••••••••• in old town Hunt Bcb Irvine 1• AMW. --------1 t1bome o~gs owr fe .......................... /Ill I Want investor for Npt area Approx 50lb free Youarethewinner of Salary 'S§so to Sl,000. lffnlDI n a ve posibon.5. e 0 -faotrres~~.:t~rafl~~s.pace '111~ ~ ba yfront home Give to goodhome960-2494. TWOFREEPASSES DOE Mature. able to ~llWDl.U ferthebesf tbenefi~Jpro-....., .... .,... ~ well secured 1st or 2nd ($17 value) lake pr,.uure. Lite 'Y"'-ELECTRO.MECH gram 0 any retai co. 500._4000SCllFt. ..••••••••••••••••••,••• LOST: Parrot, grn """ •" A 1 M.,.:"AVERDEl>R hsleeu _,T"".D""'.""'A.:..og""t1..:,67;.;;H~1~61;.;.... __ w/yellow head, Laguna RINGLING BROS ing, postingA/P&help Electronics co. in ppymperson: ~ nT .,,. O_.,....,y 5005 WtrAYlHEMOST 1128. Reward. '94·0340 BARNUM & BAILEY balance monthly ledger. Laguna Beach needs an J .C. rEHNEY rWIVJ\ rr-· C•CUS Must .__ gd_ w/figu~. E/'-' assembler w1'th 24 Fashioo Island •c""M v ...... E CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• For yourT.D.'s &Notes •~ M Hi la t · "" '"'"' "' EOE u 1F ......, esa e"""' ' · · BIKE RENTAL BUSI. at Den is on Assoc. ~! w /b.:nm•m::knanc:s: Anatiaim<:onventlon Typing all invoices & soldering & E/M as-1"!!!!!!!·!!!!!·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•"!!!!! 545-4123 ln Laguna Beach. For 673-7311 Adams & Indianapolis, Cliiter Aug. 6-17 help relleve phones, etc. sembly exper. Requires1~ .ET"'L.r•"'Cl moreinfo,call494·D>4. .::..:..:=-=~-----d LongBeachArena · Call : Gar y Rice. gd. man1111l dexterity. AUTOMOTIVE "' -"'H bo SottterMh).Co. H.B .. large rewar · Aug.19-23 540-&0M,Coastal Person· Ability to use basic test WAllAMTY ~1° t/nJ~ 0~ Grrea~ * * * All type$ of real estate -=968=-·7:...:7_,,_87,__ _____ To claim passes, call nel Aay., 2790 Harbor equlpmt. such as pe>w~r CLHl<TRAIHH v · · · · I••._.. investments since 1949. F'ound: Parakeet, July 642·5678 ext 272. Passes Blvd., CM. EOE meters would be a big Must wri~ clearly, be ~~iiiics S7s-6700 26 Cliff Dr. SpedallMc) ill 27th, South Hunt Bch. must ~ exchanged for I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! plus. detailed conscious, good La(IAUBeach WT'Ds Owner must 1dent. reservedaeatsatbox OfficeStllM.M Youarethewinnerof 962·3S31. off Ice prior to We offer excell. pay & wtth numbers,sometyp- Npt Beach TWO FREE PASSES 642•2171 s4S.06l I FOUND : Irish Setter, performance. Accounting benefits plus a lng necessary, excellent Small executive office, (Sl7 value) Discounted Trust Deeds Wht poodle mix, Blk * * * llLLIHG CLBI< 4 DAY WOIUC WEii working conditions, fr- xlnt address, $696/Mo. RINGLING BROS. available for Investors. Shaggy dog, Australian -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Irvine ad agency needs Co is 2 ml from Coast inge benefits & 40 hours Terri (714)~1194 BARNUM & BAILEY Xlnt yield. For details Shepherd, Lab mix. gd. balling clerk. Must Hwy. & 8 mi Crom~' apetr week. Contact Stan Cllcus 960-1957 Broker. Br1'ttany Spaniel, & THE have bkpg. background, s r RET"'• SPACE be versatile, accurate, rwys. ~ llNW\sq.-fl.ooN"""Blvd. AnabeiQ!Convention 5130,000 2nd, 15% m· more. Also cats & kit· Girffriends flexible & detail· NABER Hi'trafrlc. G;;;t ex-Center Aug. 6-17 terest. Payments Szs.ooo tens. Irvine Animal Care *ESCORTS* minded. l~key by touch Please call for appt. CA DI LL A, . pos u re. USOO m 0 Long Beach Arena each 6 mo. Due 10/81. Center. 754-3734 / & &d. typing skills req'd. Personnel Dept. _ 4': _ Im ed Aug.19-23 Malte offer. 173-1633, Found · Small male. HOM Office/Hohl Will train on NCR 395. TELONICBERKELEY lciOOH.t1l•" !}'Ilic ae!°1oao~· 6'1s-6700 To claim passes, call home. 644-91XX>;omce. could be Uwa AP60 VIC * 972-9772 * Excell. benefits. Call: 714·494·9401 E.O.E. \ "•·• """' '>40 0100 642·5678, ext. 272. Passes 3K buys 12K TD 32~ At I ant a & Ma g H B Male/Female Escort Mrs. Brecke, 752-6171 l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ Newport Modern Store must be exchanged for 960-8037 MC VISA or ofc nr post ofc. kSo. reserved seats at box yield, 75% LTV. -It's time to plan tor that Babysitter for 13 mos. 5'8 alt. 213/477· 7001 0 ff i c e Pr I 0 r l 0 14.SK buys 16K 20% TD ~•ncNtals 5350 Classified Ads are lbe vacation trip. For extra glrl, rMsa Verdearea Jtrry performance. 71% LTV. ....................... DIAL-M.IE answer to a successrul cash, why not sell some 751·32!H 27.9K buys29.9K20"'o TD COVER GIRL "WELIEFORYOU!" garace or yard sale! It's of those Items you don't ----=-="""----c_... .. Ms * * * 9K 6% lst. c I · 1 a .. &tter way to tell more nffd with a Clusified IAIYSrTTB GOO sq Cl Ground floor. New growing womens ex· 18K buys 20K 213 TD * OUTCAU. * r o ~v nllcinllnl>:d· Pu~~-""le' ad1642·5678 Golden view or Mesa Coast HI & h wa y . ercise &: health spa. Glendora view. Chris 953·0778 MC/VISA lessionaj v, tco r 1 e~ a; peop · · View School area, H.B. 3 Realonomics Corp. GreatpotentialS2SO,OOO. Shaw7»8li50 7lo.~1~ us or un . ,11.,1 p·i1at children (10·6·4> l1U'700 TerinsTIG.aWBkr. 28 months left on 2nd. *FOXY LADY * Good ~king, romantic, ······~ &42· 7259 W .... ln:*r 12~ PRIMTSHOP T.D. SlS,<XX>at 153 . Dis· OUTCA.LL ONLY succeufulNewport exec • • • ..,..... 1'8111 Beach Blvd. Btwn Thriving business, C.M., counted .. ~~eld 20%. VISA MC 49 seeks discreet, f\ln-• Needed ill my Irvine .a. i'rw)'I. Civic Center low overhead. Call for 96().1957 mvacr. * t7~ 11 ll * lovlog lady Cor daytime • home. 12 days a mo. 4 & Applicants must have experience io brealtfast and egg cookery. grill and broiler cooking and general food preparation. • Topp.,- • Compuy paid luurance M edlca.I Ii 'UI e • Paid vacaUom • Profit aharlag plan • Merit wace reviews Applicants must be 18 and above and have experience Apply in person 2 PM to 6 PM 105 E. 17tb St., Costa Mesa , 00'?.!~~!!~:~m!!~; Sboppinl Center, prime details. l&s,000. Craig. 2nld . Trust~ ·~Ha· "weekend dates. Possi· • Art Director • Syroldboys.975-0492 loc. ,,,._or645-l.2lfl0 1266 be, 3 yean · LS. at ble travel to Australia. • We're a fut.paced dally newsptper &eff· • BABYSmER, 9 mo. old . Newport Beacll LS :JI 50, 15%. DiscoUllted to yield SELL Idle Items with • Tony 916-0il9 inl an experienced art director with boy' c. M. by Fair · I a-ny1111it $15(). IJIOSWMtclilfDr. 20%rt 0~~,!!BF!._: pro-Dally Pilot Claulrled YOUNG LADIES Availa· e heavy b1ck1round lo design or • arounda. Encl. spkg, ...... 751-5525Ar1Ytlme pe y. _,.,,.,,, ,..,.er. Ad, ble for C..ual fun. Dawn • print/collateral ma terlala. Ir you 're • kwoinmd 1 , n'.oMvl.~~ •• 7 ~. aRtu 1 fr 1 e. ••• .,. • S&oC't for ,_t. 3llO Sq Ft. LMt & ,...... S lOO Lott & ,.... HOO 7U90Sl familiar with prlnt production, direct • r · ...., l.a)eJ)e Piasa, CM. Call ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ....................... EJfNlllU( • ~ ... re~u•duve~aeincgoaanced~and~ • B7!8"BsooeYSli~--.... 'm e fiield ~ ... les Suptnisgr : 'aftert PM. 95'1·2740. A.at Sta1ned &lau abop. By U.Ulll • ·=· · 1~ ot co,;,rate commllnicaUom " i--.. ~ forQyy owner. Newport Bch. * fllltt * • let'& talk. But you mllll a11o • my Runt. 8ch. home. 3 • Ofllee Space avail for Lons established. * $200 REWARD* •tt • a uDy mana1e four othen, orcanir.t e d,&Y• per week. 3PM · e Llroltedope:nin1savailable inlheOran,. • Jtnt • or secretarial 875-5780Cll 10.SPlll. 2A Hour J.SCORTS lftd coOrdinate mutuple project.a to meet 1 AM . 3 ch l Id re n · • Coast area, ror self .motivated. carttr • lliJp. N.B.areaSU.2932, HATVWFOOO No questions asked. Lost GIANT HJ.1122 MC/VIie e deadllnel,lftdcommunl~-ttelfect.lvel7. e pt.(M83. · oriented Individual who can won with flt'"'•"' Prime, Prime location JOSE CURVO, 35' Oriental Girls \0 meet e SOmt knOWled~e of AVwluld be• Phll. • Babyaltter for Balboa •·Field Sa.lea ~le. Tra.in, motivate and ·• CH mndll for this natural food BOTILE sincere, f\nandalb ltl· • ~&-'co!.l\:enrrJ3.lle:='.r.;: e bland, lmmed. Mon· 1 &et re1ults. Station ~aaon or van e ....... 4471 restaurant. Located in bit. mamaae minded • c:ocnpllahment.a, and lncludo u ncellent • Fri. Infant. lfef'a. nec:enarf Eueptional urnlop, plus job • blatortc Balboa Inn com· Collect $200 cash finders from men. Intros&_, btll.tltl packaae. RtlllY Immediately • 87§.5814. related benefits available for the nlbt plex, thll new U1tJn1 Tortilla Flats Restauran!t 1740 S. ileetlut r.tlDed man up e wttb cumnt l'fllume sbowtq lllary b1I-BABYSITl'ER part.Ume, e .~pie. lf Y01.1 can produce: rt1ul\I, not • =~i:stat m.ooo. Call c.oast Hwy •• Laguna Beacn, CA. to 55. 11111 Swetly C/0 • t.ory, wltb Xtroa of 3d"llJ' llqW to: • 1DIY make work Into • r~~t talk aboul ~ call; M0-0694 tot • •--mftl•T'-• See Mr. Amando San<!he! or Mr. OBc•baeral Del. La1u1 • MartettAc~Sen~~~anqer • f1.lll·Um•, WoocllandScbl • IAttrvlew. Aak for r. Chance. • SIAW ;u Javier Sosa, --area C.M.t61111JO e &.JP. ~ ............. 13'1 ;'°9 D Net • • ~C... C...:.-..&.....I ._.. 4f Wiil ••••• .. •-•••••• .. ••.. e 330 W. y Street e Tab time to relax ud e ... • _ _... P1ann1a PartJ '*' CO.ta M C .., at -.. lt'1 llal· Sw' t ,,_. or Mr. Earl Watson. Rtlp? fr:tnWi·Put>'. • •i or call ("l:S) ~~--!m • tl• •llb o1u1 Pilot • 3.10W. aySt.reet -. ~-------1 So. OrUll co.t Atta. IZ4-6t61 PenoaML Waitnuea I ' .,w; • tailllUlld Adi. Alld lf \ Colt.a II• CA • No •P oec. wm trttD. "' home Wa1terada.1utuur1: • Equal Opportunity Employer • ,.. It.a•• ...um. 9 • Equal <>Pl*t~ !ID,llloyef • tu.•_. Ml. Phil eoab6 .._ .. u. eall a trletld11 M. :.':':.. ~ ~~ 121 Jt 726'Jt00 office Hoe=•=-........... II, =-M-Vlw •' •tttteeeeeeeff• ,..;.,,,m~~~ ..... ---1 HPl1WllHU1 ~!~ ..... ?!.~ ~!!~ ..... ?!!! ~.!!~ ..... ?!~ ~~!~ ..... ?~!! ~~.~.~ ..... ?!!! ~!!!~ ..... ?!.~ Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Saturday, August 11 H~81 . _ _cl_! flalllldll CooMcnlnlumMa.u .. r Ho1111htpera wanttd Mtdlctl fr~nt Office ,..,...,. HtfpW...tM 7100HtfpW911h4 7100HtfpW_... 7100,tw.W..W 71 .. ..... =.. Ora11t Co Property Gtftaral 8urllff Mott.I. Urolo1y/OP,ttnenlofc 41 l ..... 6 ~• ..................................................................... ~.~r ... , .. " .......... . .... :..a:,~«:· .. ~ ftt ...._,;__......_ u_:-_.... *'",~.... ~!I~.;. r._1,botrd, flP lU111 oppty for rttp ln "-~talCM~J.!!!"LlTlh' O RETAJLt boSAL~ ~ to handle 6o c.iii;;i• ~ -.-.111eeper ~ Cart r~ . ..t•·~ ----dhldual. Own trna \Al9 --•u~.... • ourme usewarH ._ PTUe!4::~ rotlow· proJtrta. Appllcent ............ PIT IOOd pey. Need Im Mtdlralfralllolflcc Part C1lllor11d 111.\.\.0JM ~Pina. ~~':J:-Illes pel'IOft, full.tJme 11\t. laull. .-orklnl 1boutd bavt propitrtl PU 0 ., P./T mtd 141 sm time Typina If In PractJealNurae .J::~'o~Jlftl Moo · l1H7CW --• WAMTm co.di. Pia. call·""-· maaad,._d 1t 1eaper1 Kn:AhPMll\ln ' -•urance Ari.u.so. r1or 'clde~lydcourl ple,ulivhe(l..Ihl!ttJ ' 2 l.tl SOPtlSTICATID LADY at IU·OOH aak ror 100 I m ll 1trll vt fllltxlbUll)'amuat HOUS.EKEt:PER MNeMMf PosmOH n. OOa1 ve, I REC E p TIO NIST to 3days1 3:30 PM or 3 \ Joyce akllla. Above avtraat Pror adult.a w/4 am1U Jl'ibri h in CM & hle~k~m 8'7$-lmt / 1 t lo 4 days 31.o U JO PM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ::l~~· Cootatt Betty Pit. call for IP Pl dos• oeed~k~pln1. Atllbt~.: ~~t oppt'y n /TIMITUCHB dU~.0:~·.,:·Na;: T:~ Sml priv C()llV bolp. rm Beauty · 1 9:JO.SPM.M·f.~73S8 lndry, ihoppioa. etc OeriMa41MO. Afttrnoona 3 e s rarm Lluem& maculak Gd St.rf'llt1. Dea\ !laro bod COOK /Houukeeper 12/hr• week S1lary --d / 11 N 8 S • 20352 Sin~ An1 Ave. •ra:':a1on. C" 0~ Live In Can man11eSr. romn11:naurat1 .,,..,., MODB.S/ISCOITS ~ uun. RICEl'TIOHIST Santa An• Height• \ftp for flt manaaer • adult home ror e. t6SO e ... Oft. •...... M uat h1 ve own cir M 1'11 Top Dodarl 96$-9383 --IXP'O OFC MGI. ~ ... 306=1"---- hlll·p/tlme t.echnlelan1, per mo. wtlb l wlr pd ~u&h trial balance Allt1L64f~. Models needed. All For 11rowan1 &enetal Sales will train. Located Hair vacaUon.as.2100 ure r,,t1(KI· Typtn1. HOUSEWAR~ Type1. Men. Women 41 QUAUTY pr1etirc In Nt'wport ADVBtTISIHG Must be responsable & attractive. $50 000 yearly possible ..!. Draw. Job enlails conCacting the Legal Profession. Must have car. Call Jack Monday A.M. (714)557.vllO ffllDtera Salon 00 COOICPITIMI lO.key. Mkdayda, 85. Full·tlme retail tales Children. Nou.penence ASSUIAHCI Beach Xlnt \!nvirun Adv consultant lirm,_ _ _ _ Fulllon II land. Call lOAM·IPM. Pvt. School 54$.IO&O ~. rnrton for aourmet dept neces11ry 548-7Jt2, MAMAGll meqt:.. 4~ davs. 631.:3733. needs uletl rep for So. !!!~~!!!!!!!!I~~~~~~~~~~~-~ Tto-1'°8. GardeoGrove.S42--04U ~OOortOPU n hardware store MotelDtsllCleft Ml11 . <'O Ol electrical lllCIPT10HIST Orange co. Comm . Boatln WAMTIO 81$·8704 __ E eom1><>nents needs top F Poteotaal unlimited SECUTARY & CoWlter penoo lot tool & The 8 HSKPR (Domei!U ) .... iper. pref 8'2-3030 night uper'd QA M&r 3 or dr'a office. Must be C t. Sol·•;A N B MIDtCAL Wanted: Experienced, equip. rental Co. Must rass Balloocl 1 fuU · , c ..,.~ 1•nthualuUc. motiva\Atd ru ave .......,os, · Ueented aalesman to II· enjoy workina with~· service restaurant open• 'IUf req d. Muat •pea HIGHTCHlf ~rs. min. exp as a QA & t nt well . Kxp _,.W.=-=1=-=-61:..:l'------llLUHGOflFICI Are you tired ot working aume poa. of Mgr pie. Gd sal, benefit Ing soon lo Lagana English & be able lo Experienced only, Con· upervlllOr or QA Mgr. hetprul, but not ne(' SALES/ADVERTISING Over 30 preferred. non fulllimeforp11ttlme Sailboat Sales. United pacltaae. Applv lo Niguel 11 looklnat tor drive. Pls call 84.$73$8, tinental Restaurant. Mll11 810bn Vlejo arra F.x 64HS32 Growln11 OC. PubUc11 smoker. Type 60 WPM W-,7 y ht Bkn N..,.,. 8 II , good """Pl All 1 9AM-4 30PM Parlner'11 Bistro. ce · eneflts, growth -I ... _ f 'd accurately Perm rull Whw not try worttn1 IC • ~.-. c • peraon 1930 Newport r-v c. pos · -----l.I Be b 49'1 potential. Sampling pro RECEPTIONlSTtrypi.llt lion oo,...,g or exp ' f (7141631·31:13. Blvd CM uona, are av1Uable ln Insurance eo:~:irud:corcar"t4"1. redu~•. m«banlcal In with dlc:Upbone & pros·top commusion tame CalJ Answer 11d • ~~e~iw~r20~:: IOATS Cowiter peraon in pnnt ~~111g ~ servers, MIWf'OllT s Pc r t ion. macro. switchboard exp pref'd paid, S~969283S·&M9 523. 842.4JX>, 24 hrs. per wk in plush new of· Gel·toat repair. Exp'd sbop. Heavy public roo· sa11J8'mue:!"b.~' IHSUlAMCI MURSllY in.lpectloo. Must be able Front ore. Tues-Sat. Pvt Sal" SECllT ARY /TY,..ST f • c e In t be Sant I M1rGre1or Y1chta, 1831 tact. Variety or duties. de r 5 , c 0 ~ k 11 1 I Agency needs pel'$0nal SPICIAUST lo analyst' problems ' country club. 844-5404 •HID.Al SHOP• OC Airport area Part Ana/Costa Me11 1ru . PllcenU1, C.M. Will train Insurance wait re 5 5 e 5 , d 1 s . lint• under.mler. 2 yn Greeohouae auistant recommend solutions. llC.rlOMtST lime. monung or aft.er· for well established Co. IOOICl9& plan,caUwkdpa.2628 hwasbers. Please apply minimum exp requlred needed to fill full Ume Reall1b1hty trend Narmco Materials Inc Part & full 1Jmt. will noon Laruer word pro-EamingpotentlalotS220 COT in person at The Brass "'•II pbasts ot personal pot. 1t public gll'den in analysis exJl('r is 1mpor h:adang manufacturer: train Pref exp. ui retail c.'essor experience de· per wlr ~+comm + FULL CHARGE B 11 00 T lines 1ccounl serv1c1n& Corona del Mar. Must tan t 0 n I y those clothing sales C.M sired. but will train bonus Call 815-111183 tor Ma111t1in all journals ' a oon 301 owne Salary commensurate h k qualJfied please call has an immediate open S II It r general 1..A ..... r. Pre,..•e A~slSt~t Mgr Center Or Laguna with exp 'lsz."""'c 1.~e e1 xpe~. wor lDg u p . . k an& for a Rettptlomst 556-9333 546-1821 f 1118 .,.000.:!"!!..,111g 0 .!!al'.Jppt~------adjustl;;6~ntriei;--& Credit collertiom. tyi>-Niguel. See Steve or · ......., WIU1 p int.s Including • .. rs . 'er a c al The successful r an --------1 ~ ~"''"'""'"' financial statements. •in& & .&eneral work. Paul. 495-3102 lNTERIOR DESIGN knowledge or soils. 114·581·38~Hor an appt didate wall have bad ex SALES TIUfttOHI Supervise payables & re· Publlsh111g co. w/good Now forming. A dell1Kn fertihzers & propaga· peraence on a Pulse SOUCrTOIS ceivables.F\nninCost1 rompany benefits Ex-GalHGOCHAILJE'S t.eam lfyouhavetbeex· tr'<>!' C!_!l:~A.Jv.PM, Mon· REAL ESTATE ASSOC Board. typing skill!> ol TC~Mral'~W.bo R..E.7 •SICIETAJY• lmmed openings to Mesa-Nonsmoker Call per pref, but wall tram. New Rest a" rant -per or are presently n , 8.""""" t only. opening Xlnt training, ~wpm & Cl\JOY m~lln( are o se uug uses Excellent oppty for work pleasant evening Carole 75'-lotO Sa la ry to $950. Pb. Mexican/ A me ri can engaged on your own & 67}22168 creative rm avail Call the pubht·. days a week? We need sharp gal to work Ill fast· hrs, 3·9, Mon· Fri. No • 549-4834 Food would like IOJom a grow .... Ullf-"-ES Diversified Real Estate Narmc·o otre ..... ""m one licensee 10 learn the selling Hourly w11e. BOOKKEEPER Const . accepting applica Ing pror k " ~ _.., M k t• ( 't •o u w skills to manage, broker paced Newport Bearb C II r••r 1""' """""'lSl · · t1·ons ror wa1·tresses, · • wor ing L'XPERIENCED a r e ing or app pe11t1ve s•· .. mg •alnr) r a a"" rw· _.., · & comp·.+·r ex~ p-r·d to th rt le t "'" 831 0300 .... ' 0 commercial real estate comm 'I real estate o r. u"" · "" · DATA&nlY cocktail waitresses, ge ergroupo an · 3"11, 11·7. Conv. bospt. · · & comprehens a\t Income from mgmt Excellent ly~g & die· TIHMAH ~!-.i~~lBros. o., CM. OP-"TOI hostesses. Must be 18 ed desa~ners, for max o-ach area "'--e mJ·r. benefatspackaae h I h kil ed r ed .............. -··mum iput r 'd °"' rn: .. w I e you learn. Super tap ones reqwr f'ltame, e.xp pre err b-'-Shlft years old Exp pre· 11 0 1 eas. medical, dental & life Rtal&tahS.t For immediate cun benefits life msuranc~ Challengmg position for Will train the right 10--~ ferred-oot neeessarv sources. etr Let's get Onlv positive attitude For~ ~iderallun pleai.e cal~ health ,;.sur· ance •-den'· r1°bt 0 al. Call ·. I N rt VWl"All'"9' Health care mgmt. co. m ' together. Kig~t com· 1 GI c to S48 1144 u• w " " person. App Y ewpo P1rttime, for growing Irvine has an immed. Apply in person. Wed & mission split In the m-6'2·8044 Prof. '"' 0t r!~., a n. · • ' t<1I plan. C-Ontact Ken, Laila, m2900 Tare Center,~. busi e •s N t Thurs lOam·noon ; 4PM· ~ .. ""4 1---------1 n " · e w po r open1Dg for a Data En· dustrv. John Ph1ll.ap In· NURSING If vuu are a producanu ..... " .... CO 675-6700. TY yllU'>u .... LI"•" ... Beach Call ,,."'0791 Ed 0 6PM. Formerly Charlie ' ' " "_,., ~""'°IA" · ~ · · try perator to work Don's restaurant. 26022 terion. 498-81168 R.N. or LVN, director ur agent. you 5hould look Ex...,rienl'ed. Good pay, orJeff. 3·11 :30PM shirt Must Cape Or Laguna --------•I starrdevelopmeotforH Into our NEW com Moteriab,IK. SALES' be~eflts Apply in BUS PERSONS. Ex· have a min. or 1 yr ex· bed SNF. Newport Con-mission program that·~ ASulisidaaryor ••SECUTARJES• • w 9th St perienced only. Lunch & per on CRT. Successful Niguel. JR. CLERKS valescenl Ctr. 646-7764 the best m town Our of • Celanefle Corp Now accepting appl.Jca Sh90/R E/NeutCo$1B,OOO r_~ __ 573 . 1 .. dinner shifts avail. App. candidate will be a qu1ck race is one or the oldest 600 W Victoria St lions for full & plllme G O /T60/SpellS14,400 ly daily 10 am til 2 pm. learner. detail-oriented GROOM ER & Kennel Reg15ter today for local N11tsing established m Newport C:osta Mesa.Ca92627 sales stacr Experienced CosungClllff'ISl.3.800 The Bam Restaurant & & able to wort with no person, exp'd. SJ.SO hr & temporary assagnmenu RH-lVM Charclt Beach with a very pre EOE MIF 1n macro romput.er pru· Bkpg1Clk/Corp$13.200 TWX OPllATOlt Saloon. 14982 Redhill s,upervisaon Must also up.759·19ll,Npl.Bch 557-0045 3-11 & ll-7relier. ~nv. stagaous location Call RecpforHBOpeometni.t gramming or usevery ExpCoNultantOurs Good typist for TWX Ave, Tustin. have above average m hospt With excell re-W111l ror an appoint Part·l•me. afternoons helpful Successrul ap LIZ RemdersAgy, Inc machine. Will train. Ex· CABINtT MAKER / keyboard speed & be ac-Guards ·Ll"':._ putatioo. Beach area ment 67~7;m 1 96J.~ pl.Jean ts will have back 4020 BirchF.61'64EOE !'ell opporturuty & com· FRENCH POLISHER curate Gd. salary & fr NOW fflltUI' I \ Free mJr. medical. den·l '!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!ll!!lll!~ll!ll!' K r b ground 1n sales & Newport/833-8190/fru pany benefits Call: 111ge benefits package ftD llWOIAiHUSOHNllSllMCIS Lal & life Top salary ecpt or U.') trave pos1llve atlllude Call 1:::::::::::l~E~ls~a~,~SS6-~BIO;~~~!!! For 1nterv1ew call Security Officer posi-Flex. hrs. 642-8044 REAL ESTATE eg1:11cy Req~re:. basu Le\. (714J~lS~ Need 5 yrs exper restor· S ha r 0 n R a s 1 0 5 . taona are oow available 3723 llrdl StrHt orr __ .. ed W k S.., -sec.'ret:sru1I skills Satar) ---W R/W TR~"ES ing, dating & appraising 714-&41·1616, EOE M F Ul Mission VieJo & So. HtwDOf'f leach w1~e pe~~11';='Fili~g. o~o l Tb1s 1S our';thyear sell-negotiable Call Sue Sales SECIETARY EXEC. AITE Al d c..><>I English an~ques plus Laguna for mature-t .OE ang lane Southern 6440360 Newport Yar bt Ex Personnel Advertising Experience 0n.Y f'rench polislung, lac· minded indiv1duals. No key. phones Work on Cal1forn1a hom es Rerp with \arie; change hasoperung for Depl. has opening per Lunch & dinner shifts quermg & goldleafing . DBJVERY pr1·or exnora·en~e i·s Saturdays Apply Tues b '·u "--k sales person, ex per expansion Npl Bch avail ApPl'I daJJy lOam .• ,..,,,,.,...._ ,._., .......... ..~ • l'!!~l'ft!~-~~~~_.!d~ll.i(··•l.·~·"'Jl..i.:Ji.: .. -~ .... Pi;,ffi!ps you woul~ en responsi lu es """ 1n1~'"'(~' .AA "·ll~no tal 2 .em Tb~ Barn w. ....... .._..._,rnr.·q-e--.nr't0'1m1' '"f>'ti~t'r' .. '11\f'eit~~··'n'tt@~}"'.'"''M'<i5t·h""'~ .......... u..-o'Sl:~ &~·~tact Mr JO>''Jo~, .. ,, A-, "#10.al ~~ I .~>61°"'1800' -....'!' • ...--i.-.-l\IUlJK'W""4'~J~ ~1'i"irr&i~r·1r·s-~ . .,._,.. stile employment otrice mediately. Fulltime own phone & car MG Weiner Jewels by in luxury res1dent1al t)pe with professaona ---Gd .typmg,shrthd 'exp r"f.c-982 R db.II A an Orange Co. DOT Good driving record Veterans bnng 00214 FIELOSUPERVISO~ areas such as Bag ca atutude Medi cal Real req d Non smkr Call ..,...__ e 1 ve. 660.280-010. Ad pd for by 2431 W. Coast Hwy, Pinkerton's, 2701·9 S We are seelung 8 rel.la· Joseph.S4G-9CE6 nyon. Spyglass Hall. Estate Firm Call Vick) SAUS-640--0l23btwn 9&2 a"3t1Jl. employer. '-N"'"ew....,•oo~rt"-'Be=a-""'cb.;.;..___ Ma~. S.A. Ito rear or ~~~a~~,n~~~~~~!:~h PD~~.~~m~:~:u~a Irvine Terrace, Linda 641·9203 OFflCES&l'PLIES CA~H IE_R F /lame -DBJVERY Radio Shack store). at least 3 years ex-Beach (7lC)?3().9561i Isle.etc RENTAL AGENT·Bus> Newport Stationers. a p/Ume, bng~t. dependa· FIT" r 1 1 d . 557·9020. Equal Opply penence m arngallon re· PARTTtME Ir you are presently ac· property mgmt orr lg co selllii.g office sup-ble, good with figures. . ime or oca .. e Employer. lave 1n real estate sales t h I t.at r b · h f 11 Will train Car Wash liveries. Excell. dr1vmg pair. pest oontrol, lawq Build your own business d b ed' mu.s ave rea es c p 1es to 115mess as u l606IBeachBlvd H.B · record req'd. Phone for care, tree p~uning & in your spare time o you ave 1mm 1ate l1c La g una B c.'I &partllmeopeningsfor ~~~"'-""'-=".._.... ........... °"'._ appt n7.9212 ask ror GU"•Ar crew supervision. Some & unlimited access to 494·654~ _ _ retail sales clerks We CASHIER P . l · ,.., • -~ Estab'd plan features th ·d t f I . art tame a . Mr. Emmons. Newport Full & part lime. All Spanish IS helpful. lg Income potential, ex· e pres1 en o your RESIDIHT MNGR. w1J tram & orrer pro- temoons & wknds. AS?ply Stationers, lnc. areas Uniforms rum'd CREW SUPERVISOR cell. tax shelter. ex· com pany, or IS be htdden Tb S Cl spects for advancement SECUllTY Security person or re· med policeman Ex perlenced P/time Flex hrs Country club, Laguna Niguel Pb 496·5767 ror mt.ervaew The Earl's Plumbmg, · Ages 21 or over, retired TRAINEE away in an ivory wwer 1 e an emente Inn I! Comprehensive benefits 2 8 9 2 2 Ca m 1 no DENT.Al.IECB'T. welcome Noexper. nee To learn commercial tensive travel, associa-removedrromthescene ooking for a dynamic package. Personnel SEC'Y/IECIPT. C · t M'· 1 v Off' De t I lion with positive people Our presa· .. -t 5 a ala experienced mdiv1dua Want a challenge with aplS rano, ..,,son It· ace exp. req. n a App 1 y : univ e rs a 1 maintenance. nursery . """' 1 va for their residentlmh 714-557·9212 ___ _ jo. 714/4~1. exp. prer Wed.Sal. Top Protection Service. 1226 work pest control. ar in in enJOyable environ· ble. Do you need add1· S I room lo grow? We're an C ... ., ... 18 salary ror qualified w Sth St.. Santa Ana. rigation refiair Some ment. Call: Mr. Jones. tional tratning to help manager position Cal a es 0 C adverusang agency l'Yn oerson 542 3658 S · b h r 1 C M B T M k. l g you increase your earn· Pete Malcbell Tues.Sur PAJMT looking for a self starter St II b k r . ' Interview hrs 9-t2& 1·4, panas e p u on· 714·5515822, 6 Lo 8PM mgs' forannt 492-6103__ E ~ rred M be with good ,1.111• Ex o~ ro erag.e arm D...,."LHYl!.'-.IST Mon-f'ri. ta c t Commerc.'1al ~ .xp pree ust ,... ""' " hasammed.~perung.!'c· m•"" wwm Landticape Sen•aces. wlldys. Experienced or 1nex RESPONSIBLE Persor abletowortSat.&Sun cellent growth opp'ty curate typing req d.. Excellent pay. am-HAllSffilST 957·8l88before llam Part time. SaJes & Mkt-perienced you ma y well to clean & maintaar Other hrs to be ar· Call Sheila or Paul at telephone & brokerage med late open 1 n g To 65'1-with clieniele. mg um good money proht rrom our color home Must have refi. ranged. Wages based on 973-4751 exper. prer'd. Hrs. 8:~ 879-2000 Beautiful, Criendl y LIQ OR CL 962-3232 \'ideotapel.Lst1ng&sales 8 30am 12:30pm Mon exper Apply ID person s..,.-/1..,.IPT to 5. Contact . Helen Dental AsslStant RDA salon. Fashion Island. U ERK. exper. training program which Fn_. Start SS_lbr 493-6480 Kerm Runa Hard-. are. l;'-r ' l;'-r • M G" t r t 40 hr wk Must be overl--------• 21666H borBI CM Challengmg opportunity c In ey or a PP X·u Y license X Int Ne w Po rt 8 each 21 Also Stock Cle rk. Part Time we re.el is the hnesl Restaurant Need outgo ar ' , -.·1th busy Laguna Hills &44-2292 benefits Call Moo-Fn !714>?60-8!60. part tame or ru11 tame PACIAC STBllO available. mg personality for r00< 1--------• Law office Top pay, --------•I 633-1382 HAI RSTYLIST/C1ttter 548·2112 2944 W Cst IS lookmg for energetic We are not a franchise. prep. sandwich ma.k1ng SALESPERSON ben.£.fits ~ WAllHOUSE WOIKER Looking for mature, alert 1Ddividuals willing lo learn & a<'cepl pen;onal responsibility for work performed in established Newport Beach firm Suppber ol fabrics to manufac· lurers or products ~ in yachl.Ulg. backpack· mg & skiwear. Secure future for r\gbt person Falling of orders fl general w~rebouse duties F\llllune days. 371., hour week. Ex· cellent company·paJd beoer11s. Pay increasea based on ab11i1y. Call 645-1066 Mooday. CASHIEIS DENTAL/ASSIST needed immed Full Hw NB _____ peopleto'M>rkparttime branch or subsadaar) meat sl.Jcmg. rash Te HICICOIYFAIMS RDA CHAIRSIOE. lime Busy shop. Work salesatourEIToroloca just headquarters g1ster 8 4 Mon rra Opportunity to sell SEC'Y/TYPtST jW A IE HOU SI Short hrs. xlnt benefits wlkids & adults. 964-6680 U9UOI CLERIC lion. Salary starts al We have operung.s for a S4 hr Also need exp As gourmet roods & gilts We are look mg for a PSSOH UTaTEM for experienced. eager HairStylist.experienced. F/time l'tbture. exp·d S3.7Sperbr. Upon com· few b1gbly·mollva1ed st Mgr. 73. atS4SO hr Flexible hours Will i sharp ladywho cantype XI lb rt p f or wall train Applv · persons who have a de· 646 8883 w cliff a min ol <1>un-.m Job n ene 1 s re. er oenon. ~9475 needed for Costa Mesa 0 .. '· pletioo or lwo wk. tra111· 51·re 10 be more sue . :. --tram. est · 642-0972 1 .--... bark ground 10 fine salon. Lease statJon or I A .. 1-2PM, ~ W t91h In od La: will be Restaurant main Y req s typing let . DRIVER. deliver pro· St CM SeeN gperi ,sa ry cessful f'or an 1n terstoclientsona word wanes & span.ts F~ll d commission. _!J • _Qrm S4.15 per hr .. 29 hrs. per · Good opportunity lo1 S"' -•-.r: tame & pay while tram MARKETS uce, your van or ours. 631_97c. Live in hsekeeper non· wk. lo•-...n..ws will be terv1ew appointment Bart~nder & Hostess ~ tu:ir~ processing mach Wall · For2Dd&3n1Shifts Must b e over 25 "" ~..... with-the sole owner & Local Cosmetic Co. I train. no exp nee Full mg. See Harold «i E Starting$4uptoS4.SO. "Retired ok". 6·t2am. H"• .. w••f smkr adult hsehld held at: founder, call Wesley N Pleas call forappt. Ask Unlimited inc oppty tame only Call Brian. 17th.St C.M . • ""-""'.' 1 Cleaning/Llldry67~96~ PacHicShrto Taylor. for Herb or Jason ~~~----We promote to manage· Mr. Camp: ~0032. Full-lime retail sales LYN 3-ll ~PM 24280Swartz Rd.. . 96J.67l_I. __ __ 642.S33!Jto"'"6'-----759·1401 Not. Bch w.rc._.. ment&supervisionrrom DllVBH&:DED pe rson . gourmet S 1 ·ho 1 EIToro Wu .. yN.TCIYlorCo. •EST"U••MT SALESTRAIMH Service Station Allen ••••••••••••••••••••••• within. housewares dept m pnv conv sp. m REALTdRS " "" """ w ANT A CAREER? Huntington Beach area. 675.6704 maculate, gd stafhng Tues., Aug.4tb, 10AM 2111 SaoJoaqul.n Halls Immediate openings foi Y n g men. ster eo dant. Full tame. 6 days a ~I 1005 Costa Mesa (714)536·2.595 ~.=...=..~--.----20362 Santa Ana Ave E.0.E. N rt Be h servmg persons & cook speakers. transporahon week . Start S4.20 hr Ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 517W. WILsonSt. DIY CWHBS HOS!ESS Mm 3 yrs ex San la Ana Hei1thts. 64':...t1oc Excellent benefits App 1>rovidedCall 546-7653 r,r o~·~: Start ammed Oak Claw-root table. 5 631·96<& Counter person, will penence LWlcb & din 549·3001 P/TIMEEVIHIMGS ly an person: Joli) Sales, .raham sUruon 75.:&2.8 pressbackchairs 11600. train Ca 11 a rte r ner shifts avail. Apply •1 t -F -Roger . 2300 II a rbo1 VIDEO E Coast Hwy. CdM ~B067UZ53 daily 10amti12pm The "ain enence· or Apt Co-11MJ 675·2276. --:-==----Laguna Beach $9233 Huntmgton Beach 962-9116 Personnel Dept. s.37-4840 CIY& EHGIMB Lie. Civil Engineer, Designer. Drartsman exp'd in land dev . & public work ( 714 )557 ·56.S l 10:30am. Ask for Laura : Barn Restaurant & ~mplex in Cosla Mesa YollthC.-ritn IEC.rlOHIST ~lvdS M _ Eimtang products with SERVICE STATION Al AHTlquES 6'2·5466. Saloon, 14982 Redhill *" hr 548-~ Exper d 1 . b d SEClfTilY Restaurant mgmtopptyinNB A t d EAIM SIOOOWI( P/T Ave, Tustin n~c. A u ts wit out.stan, .. ing Fast growing Npt Bch. Kile.' hen men needed 640-5093 tendant Full lime Ap~ n ~que sexlantd. ry . attractive persona 1t1es, ad agy. seeks indav wlLb Newport Beach Ancaenl ly Chevron. IZI N Cst c.'ar compass. 1vers Call 96J..l.206. ask for HOUSECLEAMBS MANAGER who enjoy working with top typing skills MJ!rmer,646-03>l _ SECRETARY Hwv.LuBcb shoes. 1904 brass "NI· Joanna or Paul, 8·4 Prefer car or driver's Ha 11 mark G 1 rt s & 10·15 year old youths Telephones plus 3 vane· Jacoby & Meyers. one or Service Station Allen Llonal" cash register. wkdys. . license. SS lhour with ex· Cosmetics Exp pre evenings 6·9PM Call ty of responsababtJes & Restaurant America·s largest law da nt, ex peraenc.'ed. antJque doctor rha.ir, 4 ft ri!rred.~7373 642·4321 . ext. 343. At'cept1ngAppllcations farms .a.s seekino an ex-h r anhquebarberspole perience.960-3766 -opportunities. Call c~ " nag ts. ulltame part· DIC. SECllTARY Mature Lady w11h aide between 2PM lA> SPM, Dorothy, 644-7644 -penenced Secretary for tame Apply · Mac.'·s Tex 714 9'M411 Npt. Bch. stork HOUSEKEEPER exp who would lake ...:•::::S;;:.k.:..:fo:..:.r-=Lori~·.:...·----~~~!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ IUSIOY ourNorwalkolfaee A~ aco. 1&S02 Beach Blvd. brokerage/investment L 1ve·1 n Eng I 1 sh permanent schedule or People needed to earn Apply Moo· Fri, J.5pm, plicants should possess H.B ~ hrm has opening for speaking for couple with weekends Sat 9PM $2500/wk easy' Manage IECEPTIOMST , at Reuben E Lee. 151 E gd typing skills. or· • * * 5 °' c re t 8 r y 8 d . I child in Newport SAM Sun 9AM SPM your own sales in Im med opening for PCJ.tN~ Beach gaoiat1on1l skills & S~ V.Mllwel mlnistrauveass1Stantto Beach.Sdaywork week. $4.SO/hr. Capable or marketing business mature individual in RESTAUIA.HT--ability to work under Rt~Mhc '144Vi1udoNord work for President & Mustbaverers. 760-0357 handling collapsible within our compamy ~nus~~~~ ~f!'e"rs~~teedr Busperson needed. Part Prerjure. We orrer ex· phone9AMI04PM Newport Beach Gen. Mgr. Exttll. rom· Housekeeper. live.in ror wh~ek llair for alert. CaU557·56611. f I ce ent company 980-2463 Youaretbewinnerof · · •· · Id I Id bu respon. inrl 111Swenng lame· or vo unteer benefits + salary 1s 1._ ________ 1 TWOFREEPASStli munacatJOOS .. orgaruza. mature couple. Ref's ~ftvearlldy ... ~.~.I not an Pphrearf.mNapctyBcChlaererka'. Mexopn.. phones, writ mo repair o Per a. Led I u n ch eon neootiab~lease can 1• ($17 vii·-> ._.,-.... _ _..Wll_lllWll_ .... _ _....,_-i~ Lional sk..ills req'd. Word please. Call after llam · "' ....,........, " s e l b I " SHIPPING DIPT """ CLASSIAED processing but no 833-23112. fri9·S.Peter64Q.6S67 orders. collecting rv1 ce a pu IC Sllvia\21 . • RINGUNGBROS. 5 h 0 rt hand . Sa 1 a r y -==-==~----MECHANICS-moneys, secunng parts gardens m C.Orona del :;;;;:;;;;:~=~:~~;.;.-; TIAlt& BARNUM 6: BAILEY VEITISING comm. with exper. Call: Housekeeper, 1 day week StnluM.acJrr PHOTO LAI & car delivery. Must be Mar. Thurs & Fndays, S Excell co. benefits. c•CUS AD P I 752 0070 for North LagWla home Fashion lslandTexnco Prinlina & misc lab aggressive. accurate & 12Noon tu 2PM. Call ECIEfilY Steady work. She must AnibeimConven"~ ersonne, .. Non-smoking , ref's " l\lon Fr1 830AM•P ... Support account be ood .th ber ...,.. fll tt EOE 644·7186,644-67~ duties. Will train able to follow pro · · ·• '" la • g WI num s CenterAua.6-17 ~ 497·2353. Askfor0mar8et9·1 r /t im e permanent cedures. Mon· Fri , only.673-22168 mg personnel functions. CM.Deltronlc.~CW13 LongBeachAttna The Claasl/led Dept. of HOUSEKEEPER. dining Medical Matur e person pre-8·5 ~30. Xlnt salary &1-•------• Good variety & growth Aua.1'-23 ~~n~~lyon ~':so~~ J:::"::y~is ~~~~=.!o~!: :~;i~~~!:s ::::~o~~ ~~~e.~.mso~~r.S4A~~bl~ :f:t~na~::~~T~~~~~ RETAIL ~~:~r~~~~~zi~~~~~ STAFF ~.~a~.~~P1:'! telephone sales desks. Club, needed im· retirement residence, Technician. P/time, 1~3pm atOnsite Photo-7662 Slater. H B PartUmeclerks. ACCOUMTANT must be exchlnpd for The !erson we seek medl~tely. M~l hive ~ag. Bcb. F/time, rotat· Tues & fn. Salary com· graphic. 3303 Harbor 847·35SS. _ STOPH'GO ~::~n~~~.~a~:i~n: Experienl'ed GIL C~rk reservedseatutbox shout enjoy telephone experience, refs, ~Int mg wknds. 494·9'58 mensurate with exp. Blvd., Unit E-5 or Com· MABm 64().Slll. needed for analysis & of f i c e pr Io r to 11Jes, be able to type 4S typin1 speed. English, HOUSt:KEEPER want· Call 5JG.SlllO. merce Park, C.M. People who need People 4555 Comt H 1urna~ entry p~perl· performance. wpm and ha ve 1 spelllng •grammar. edforworitingcpl.Must ,, .--------•-------~ That'swhatthe ~nwy., ton ewport each *** pleasant personality CaU Mon-Fri. aft 9AM, love plants & animals. ~ DAILY PIL<Yl' Newport IMd SICIETAIY area. Salary open Classified or telephone 64().8830fonppt. Must drive & speak ' A,... SERVICE DIRECTORY Part time 10am·3pm 640-8950. CASH Re~ter 1127 sales experience would Female Uve·i.o com pa· English. Liberal fringe is all about' l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l Mon· Fri. Must have Stodl It Dtl"'Y S.DJ bebeJpful.WeoNerex· n.loofor7lyroJdl1dyon benefits. Ide.al Job for 1 • p , goodtYJ>inl&S/Hsltills. Excellent coLapany ..._ ______ _ c e 11 en t comp 1 n y a walker. M\llthaveowo qualified penon. Call: Illy 1•111 Call Mission Beechcraft, benefits. Room for rapid 1• benefit• including car. SSSO/mo. Eves 548-718'7 btwn.11 lrSPM . ........ 18741 N. Airport Way. advancement Apply t0 WESTlllNSl'ER med.lc:1t, dmtal. life In· m.om -=o;.:...r4'7=.:...·:..:2'783=-----n • ., • SantaAnas.o.mo per'IOll: 4115 E. t7lh St . ABBEY 2'.§j~;~ ....... hily Pilat : Pl"*titn Altist : j;~; HEsto11! J.~~·,::!~·... .55t. ~ are ambitious ind • • • If YoU hive 1t least one yur·1 upertence • • ASSOCIAT~ tnln.142·3013 . Garden Groft 5M410S want to be paid for )'OW' • • lo print-oriented work. have good graphic • 8_....1._ts m· TR "'CHB dforta, please ciU for • Gmal Assi"'llllnl 1 deatgn and apati1I sensitivity lnc:ludina .......--5""' ISTA1IWI Interview. • w •• e e typespectnc. aome technical dr1wina e TemporaryCleric:1l Cert • uper. Pm. ex· P -l ~ Sec kN ._ ~ • ablllty1 and understand the bult1 ot re-• Penoooel per. In t.odd.le.r ure. 2~ Hou11 fu.11 of lovelf ..i:GL E:rtm • re ... J • • taU IQ d"Jp and art prepll'lllon for 540.0400 yr olds. 5 daya 9--l. N.B. tblnfl, u~o,~1 .aaaco ST e ·e , _ _ e ~,... 1per reproduction, let'• \Ilk. Wt'rt e 18004fto.-.... Bl. s1111n1MOm>. values. Good . r,ri, OIA~ A (I_..... ftlc... • • --) a 80% layout and product.Ion, 40% _,_ • Sit, Sun. JS1DO ~ DAI. Y PILOT • 11t•un Ulllllia • \.._ ~ • /detl(ft. l.ooktna for ton\IOCle who • SultdSS Irvine Teicher, pre.achoo!, Im-Vlll11e Way, Unit "'- SIDCOltaW. Bayll-S:· • lmm-.. J1•· -'-•'or ve-•''le .... • KIDS ~ • It ed lo l)IJ)ham of production from • ------· medlol1te fuu. time 1'11tin " _ ICU "".,,,..._ ,, '" "' 111 -1. • CONCEPT to FJNlSH, and able to meet • SICllYAIY emp yment. ""'nefils. · , IOE/UW' • dlvidual. Mlllt be c1p1ble of band). e deadUnes. We're r11t.paced, but fun to bllabed Mln.12 !C!IQUla,Cotta ANTIQUE P\lmf ~ ~ ..-. ......!... •!......_ ..-. • ~! fd~t~lt'edfi • varied and lnte~· e SUMMER ' e wort for, ind bot an ex~l~ent f e e ~-::"tn~-.a.1~Jh1r1. Ill•• 1N. 5tl-me> • F.nilllb bklitt • men. -... a..n..a..:4'.+x-* .... u ..... or MWllltJltl' exttu .... ve JOBS ........ ..1111.11 pacbae wllb lot• ..1 ,.,. ""'""°"' _. • &40-1919 S..Sun -Sala AU C.........__. : ~~~.~lmad!"orlnlt1ppttrator. Call: : • e i:'lbe rt.lht person. To 1ppjy, r.a11 Larry e '!bit .. a one aecmary .,.......-==-----AveC.M . ..----· 11:.M. " H u ) ~.. -1 r ..-..:... t offlce ud tbere 11 TIACI• ~=:.:;.:.----.. ,,,,,, tJ•.•• ,, 1__.. e a at (714 ,.....,_ or an 1_... •• men . • 1 _ .. i.... do DOU.- • _. YV'll C.... I WlJS --to · Third cr•de, CtedH· __..... ~ pltoae mall.Mr, matb e e Earn $30-$60 per week. e e Muatbattaeellet\t \1P. Uata, run t1me employ-S.t/S111, Mis 16 a. fni 1kl111, tlllDI ,,,.... • • O....,c..t ., . • ,.. • lna tkllll ucl pleua.at mtDl, PO IOX 10111 a4mlHioL bltlMt • ....nu. UntJco i..b ... .... ~ Trips & Prizes. c.I .... r • 330 w. ay Street pen.011Ul1. Sl•rtl111 C.M.C.&.-.t Nie. H•b-Clllll' ..,,.., oaD bltwwen • N. Sa e.: Q•c• .. t""6f'-·~ ... . Costa Meta, CA e ularyU.,..mo.C&U 11.U. • rw, • ._. Mll .. :•All••• • ~My~ • I • Equal Opportunity Empklyer ' .. .,, KaJ fttld.aJI PINOtOOL IM.H.1. y.l 8u, 'tr.: a..:J • F.qual p.,porta:tt;' Emp&a,er • :1...,· ____________ ..,.~ "-.• · -• (1!!1:!!!•!!10!!s.!!m..-!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!f ror a1.!G,:a IMdl '.!.!4~ ~,c :,It ~:;:. '~ '° , ~ ' .................. o I~ •, t. •• > ·~ '• ~ ·~······,.······-~1:,.r;.•DaUJ t::~ .......... lin:.:;. ... ·~ n j; eeoz es o: suss t I a c 225 6 26 sazas:s s £3252522£21 2 52 ,_ ... I \jll 9!'!ngl Cout DAILY PILOT/81turd1y, Aupuet 1, 1981 -Sell it all and put t • . '· Norce washer, dryer, U SO . Porl. s ewing machine, $65. 833-0864, 79-0120 8r111d new 30" sell clean elect ranie w/matcb111g fan hood S3>0. S48-62S3 CU I S I NART Food Pl"O«S$Ot, ~lved as lift/never used SlOO 142.2533 DAY WEEK 8Days 3 Lines 8 Dollars , .. co a a. inyourp Special flat rate for non -commercial users offering merchan- dise priced in the ad for $800 or lesa. Cost is the same for 8 days or one. Minimum three lines . 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S3500.5'~2Sl0 tramp & r lulo&11 '7' YWCAMPB 83).IMTI 900$, w/fauing, back & tras wheela, exb ust, 497-2755 lrade s..o <KXi ..quily for used twice SSOO OBO Aft Needs aomc work Bel 20' Tonlado $900/080. Jim: 642.9746 Oyn am Ila autom11t1c M ped 1980 k75 ed lug. rack. 24 ,000 m1, chrome Sl:llS. 61r8 W..ted ll'losticNI fast. open 30• boat or 59620915 ll'.S:30.SM-111184 bySalucrft aftuSpm P22 ~w miles, dean, 4~ MPG Cali ·a~':5 6 .$2400 96H862 __ befnoon _ WIMMr Ill 1196 make offer on trade LIVHT&ltl 13 BANSHEE w/trlr ofc..da IMtt Slfll/ orlimal.S(SOS8969tt l 84a 264 Camper shell 77 360 Yamaha, 6000 m1. MotorH....._~l. ·--· 64S·91.!9 32• G nd a k Xlnt. cond SS3' Till tnlltr. beautiful Do~lls 9070 5 $17S xlnl t'ond. cruh bars. Rettt/Storop tr•o rACIRCA 41 8 Fiberglass Dinghy &c ~~1ga owoe:. 8 man:ne!'. __ 9118-2263 cond ition, r•ct rtady, ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM MAI.IMO Mioi·B•kes Honda 50 lug rack. S8oo Call ••••••••••••••••••,••••• l.11te Ne~ only 30 hrs mcce Elec. motor, b;it trus. Xlnt cond Sat' 21' Reynolds Calam&ran ver y cump~t1tlvc . NEWPORT Slip Avail VOLKSWAGEH Suzuki JR.50, Italjet 50' Chene.~03!J7aft_.! l8'Sa1lboat&Trlr80aqft use SACRJFICE 011\•1d terr Like new Offer Sl9,950 '80 2 boat owner Must Prlvale part)' t7 l4l Tom6'S-0222evet 18711Beacb 8Jvd. Like new. Reasonable SelllbingsfaslwilhDaily or aaal Ideal /or J!.astr17141673-5.252 7108063 644-~ sell.SacS6SOO.S4S-1S36 ~ 673-33211 142-ZOOO offer 170-8063. filotWant~ baLJ!.!!~ lllOO 751-41i67 , Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dimes-A-Line • Bring them or mall them with correct caah to Dally Piiot, 330 w. Bay St., Co1t1 Me11, CA. ,2626 our famous DIMES·A·LINE DIMES-.~·LINE ADS MUST BE PLACED BY 3 p.m. ON FRIDA0Y. • Each Item must be priced with no Item over '50. 20c P" line -$1 .00 mlr 'mum • Ho livestock. produce or plant• FOR INFORMATION CALL LOIS 642-5678, ext. 319. • Ho commerclal ada a llowed KENMORE wa s her. working S.50 548 2689 or 642·6351 BRASSlampSl5. T1res $S Cl'T glass decanter SSO. CAN opener, electric COLEMAN Catalytic BLACK leather chair and AIR tank S50 Antique GOOD used urn. for POWER mower wnh ad LOVELY pewter basket e&ch f'ishing rod's S5 Antique Oriental tray with knife sharpener f7 camping healer S20 ottoman S15. Queen site fire tAllnguisher $5. cars, vans, p1ckmps. JUstable wheels S35 d1)h SS. Old oak fWgs earh. Childs clothing S40 Old Japanese vase Clock radio Sl5 Adding R <.:A portable t5in TV bed frame SlO Wrougbl Steel rack SlO each. Radials in sets, pairs Tires S7 SO each Man's front lawyers boolCC'ae Jge 3 to 7, 2Se·S3. Coffee SlO Old baskets Sl2 mu chine SJO. Poloro1d SIS AMI FM table radio iron and glass waJJ lamp Scaffold brackets SIO and singles. 195 7Siil5, lO·speed bike SIS Small ,S43 Worktng antique TWO old trunks SIO earh table SIO Overstuffed ent'h Large antique camera $10. Toaster S5 ~3 Cur radio 8 track SIS. Round marble cof each Fence brackets 20S·7Sx 15, 215 7Sx ts, power mower S3S Sears kerosene heal.lllg 11.0ve Toys 25<:-SS Clothing for chair S20 Old wardrobe mirror $20 Copper tea Record players Sl2 S20 stereo S20 Panasonic fee t1ble SSO. Oval areen S2 50 ea c 11 3 ~ 1 n 225 75x1S S25 to S3S pair ~asher. needs fmng S2S 14 inch solid copper s m a 11 to d d I er s trunk SSO Books, dishes kettle SIO. Sony AM/ FM Picture frames 50c S2 clock radw S20. Dual shag rug SVJfta:4fl SS diameter formed tubes The above are E. F. G, St 5 2060 Stale Ave , orn a tel Y sll ve r em· teenagers. women and from tOc SS. 218 22nd portable radio Sl2.50. Mc morex cassell es C B anteMa~ SIS. Mens Burnt orange slllg rue ss each Old kerosene and II sizes 3·HR70x15. 2 Co~ta Mesa follow Oak bossed um by Re~ and men adults 25c SS Fold Street Costa Mesa AM /FM clock radio Sl4. 60c Sl 20. Youth swim leather brief t'ase S5. 8flx6fl SlS Oval yellow can S20 Aluminum for S3S or 3 for SSO Six Street after lpm Barton S23 Bou1.-of ing doors. 8ft tall SlO for August 1st and 2nd Old Opera 1..Jbrett~ Sl fins. adjustable S8 Car Mena vinyl swtt'ase $4. and gold shag rug 6fla:9ft tanks StO each Antique CR78xl5. 2 for S25 :ind 2 fine silver .plate on.s olid all 5571489 20SIS S each Very old Amore stereo SSo Eleclric Table lamp S3 Litrge Sl5. New yeUow Dotted RR track tanv1ls 1 SIO for S35 175 7Sxl4 NJ11~:,lals~~e~ ~s: copper. brass _and Towner Santa Ana, OLD tool and die makers '"andlesticks, wood S< carving knife $5 Elec· fan chrome on wheels Swiss comforter and each Aircraft tvpe 18S·7Sxl4 195 7Sx l4 . 2 pewter urn6 . ptl~rs I , .. , wooden poll) chair Sl.5 d t s 2 • 5 Bristol and Warner too chest of oak and pair Old Mystical tr1t' blender S8 Pottery S25 SO(t extms1on cord Sham twin size Sl.S ~heels with tires SID for S2S 18S ·70xl4, Bab) earner SS Ea: an r ays · ' 557· 1489 "~lnut with fine brass books Ag n 1 Yoga , d 1 s h es I o c so c S 4 40 root ,.., inch I Large ptt'lures SS each each Organiier coal at FR 7 h 14. $25 pa 1 r ercise b•c> cle S2S Slanl Wes tern pony si_'t\Gle -------pulls 145 Make neat Roerach. Ouspensky, Housewares50c·S2 Cer gal\•amzedpipe SlO Um· Candlestick Sl 50 ter$5 Upnghlvacuum, f"R70xl4,HRiOx14.2for board SIS Stt>reo $21 \lan) old oil table CEM E~T scallop edge Jewelr) cast' Vintage A more. Joan Grant rard turtable S3 Toys que hardwood table and I Traverse rods S1 SU l'Orks "'II SlO Silvered S35 Singles 1n 195 70xl4. speakers S20 pair 254 lamps, brass and ,:lass borders 25t• t"ach Four hardwood high chair Sl·$S Cook books SJ and gam~ 2Sc 75( Hair ll'O chairs S20 Atlanta each Hanging kitchen glass panes Sl each 205·1SxlS. 195·75'<14 SIO Bucknell Rd Cost.-S5 S50 Lcwely pau·solid mchpots oftolor75e thatfoldsdo~nmtoplny l'B Ch Gothic and dryer$12 7301 W and lieach81vd536-3336 lamp SI W Sunbeam Alummumeaselframes each Reemlars xl4, Me~a 557 7846 hrassoillable lamps each Con la 1 n er' table too UI .Many Siles }!.Jl..i.tJ'-O'~'O''rth' 1 ()..a~ ..V~a.D.tf.9~ •. ~-w~ ~~»fily.,W..V.\·.-. ..... ..,1 • ..,. 1.-~.f.ltctrJ,t: Jw.L(dk..sl>. 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Costa Mesa typewriter S3S Color TV loafers 51,c SIO Girl's ea{'h Pieces of masonite 125 pair or 3 for S3S 13m ~~1i~c:o~ P~:t~~S5 S~ S3 S50 White aJwajmim LARGE tahle lamp •3 wooden trunks and SINKforcamperJ4mxl <needswork1 S3S Gym bikeSchwinnSt5 Boy s 50c Sleach Boxof'art Radials BR7llxJ3 track llghl..513·SS.,)907 wa yi black S8 AM clork chesls $1 5 $45 Large BOYS 8!1d girls jackel..5 8121n S10 Pair ford Van s~l ~ 8o}S bike' S!S blue· roller skates me 5 foam SJ Work · bench JllS 7Sxl3. 155 75)(L'!, S2S ~~u~. ciau~p~n~a~~~ l'ICker table lamp ID rad111 SI AnttQul' French w1t•ker trunk S2·S4.N1ce.bedspreadS5. side mirror~ SS AC C.htldsdesk$15 Walnut S2. Cub Scout uniform legs SIO Roll of collon pair Pickupllres.6and Cutglass brass bur· dresser S2U Records. l2 from 11.Xl's $45 Neat low Wheel chair SSO. New in· paw er suppl>' convertor end lab le S 12 2S 73 sz. Weeblos scarf 7Sc w 1 ck $3 Bundles or 8 p I y 4 .s 7 5 El 6 s. S2S 7ft Kodiak bear rug r1cane lamp S:!D. Three inch35C't'a<'h.or 4foi a trunkallwoodandbrass val1~ walker S4 s S2D Side mirror. Ue~d Fordham Dr .. Costa Boy's Levi cords 2sin hardwood Nldt>rl SSSIO 4.950'<l6.S.S2Spair Set ~:~~1'r:Sss~at~~~g:~ Ugh\ brass celling fix· do 11 a r P n rt ab I e S28 Old auto trunk S2S Aluminum crutches $8 SI Paar Some a slcno Mesa slim Sl·SOc. o p yellow e a C' h A n t 1 q u e or 4 steel belted 8 pl~ IOe·SI Sil Showcase SIS lure with white hObllOlil cassette ret•ordN with ~Jany classic and vin· Three lst base mitts, 2 head set SlO Kenwtrlh VW Parts for 1970 Bu bathing suit 25in SOC . grindsones $10 each 8 7Sxl6.5 radials $35 Oil.her, 25C ·SIO Some shades Sl.8. Solid bnss counter ~ 3 porlable tage quto lights and ac left . I_ nght S3 each. Kids ti uck AM radio $25 Wht'els and ti re~ /s Boy's T shirts. medium Squirrel cage fan S3. An pair 2 7 OOxlS. SIS pair tools Sl·SSO Rugs SI S5 student floor lamp 135. r V black and ~hlle. <'essones SJ S25 Very l~nn1s shoes soc-St Gra.ss Plugger Sl Tow t'ach Stt'ering wheel and large soc each ttq ue i 1g s aw S2 S 1·800xl6, 1·8.0tlxt6S. SIO Two Deer heads sso Emenee EJectnc orcan needs work S3S French ~ood 8xl0 oval rag rug \\omens clothes 50c·Sl chain 20ft SJ(). 8 lbs of SI Ooo d I Wood bu.ilding blocks SI FI a gpol es $2 each each Twu white Chev h J I 2S SSO with chord selector S2S. teleophooe llkl.' new S35 S2S 81~ selection or iron S48·70U. 2092 Wallace, Mt St llelens ash SIS. SSo l'al·h r ~~:; s~~~~ Motorized color wheel Overload springs $10 pi<'kup 6x1Sin wheels SlS ~~~e s1~~~ ';,ngsc ~1th Old brass trumpet oeat Sold for o1·er $60 i\d or brass f1reµlace tool Cosla Mesa. fwo ~r~1erse rods 104m St eal'h lleadbghts SlO Sl W. AnUque smoked New ~now chains S20 pair. ~-2876 or 960 0626 torquo1se S20 S50 Two deco $15 Cased brass ding ma<'hln!' SID H se~. mt•luding andirons PAIR green velvel and 67m $2 each. five '>t60().'k) mirror 72x1S SOt' Grinding stones SI S2 llunl1ngton Beach Call good H78xl5 SIO each s axaphone SSO .Teo Track cartridge pl a} er and fire screens SS S2S fireside chaJrs S3S each. piece dmelte sel, yellow aia\ H dr h S O 644· 7406 each Anl.Jque hinges SSO anytime Small Hen on Nest $5 du ks S8 $3S f'9u r 117V 2 speakPrs S2S 1x tables SIOSSO Large vinyl l'ha1rs S5 0 eac ~ ig ls 1 crate Power cord H D drawer student desk Paperback bOok~ 2Sc solid mahogan} Duncan 645-!876 HO 3811 301 2 Killy pair 546 OLD magaimes SI SS S20 Bor~rollsS2 Roof TALL mens 27 tnch 10 Bronze banks S25 S35 Sl8 Old oak office ea'"h Hard cover ..... ftks B --•· c M ~u d l.a"n round metal table -' · ""'' PhyfeSSO Corner group WASHER and dryer S50 ru"'' osta esa LADIF.S 10 speed bike Building materia ls ing roll SS Beanngsand spee ·bike. nev. llres cha1rs S8-S25 ManyVUl· 7Sc each Cornet ~eat table :Ml"<J6 with built m each Rolory power BIKES. English 3 speed S35 Metal storage Sl-$5 Old bread box S5 arbors S2·SIO each Steel SJS In good cond1tioo C llh ulmbrell~ S30d lage and anl.Jque cbMrs SW Till hollle. llquoi l'lock radio SIS Boxes of mol'er SSO Push mower womans S3S 8oy5 SSO cabinets ss each Twin 1900 era cloth~ ond old brackeu SIO Formica 727 W20th W 20th haise ounges an SJ SSO Six oak roclters SS Dis ht'~ 2sr each boat fittings bghts and SIS \'acuum cleaner Small chi Ids Sehl' inn box spnng and mattress tools Sl·SIO Igloo water pieces 50c.s:z each Pol} Street, Costa Mesa cear s9io Cpa,sh onl5Y Ardler S 8 $ 5 o Gr a c et u I Glass c•ryst.11 'ases ne" and used rope p SJ< l N ht •ft·ds $7 cooler S7 SO Solid prop"lene p•e'"es sz ... housei 6425487 am ease atur ay hardwood eh1lds r<)(ker $1 S2 rrunk mount C B 0 S B f S 2 5 ° r l a b I e SJO. 18 Inch Tilt table Jig " se ig Sw.u 1 off bl S20 J ' .., onl~ 2203 Mtner Street S 3 \' f Id antenna SIO 2 chp third s c 10 eaut1 ul typewenler S2S 221 sa~ DI 'lew 110\' con and S 1 S 1 9 1 8 '"a nut c ee la e each Ha rdwood table "ESTER.~ Mag wheels. CoHa Mesa Between 1 ane1y o o cop. hand tool $.1 I C e~trac mahogan> boat t<'echest Flower Street. Costa vertor f~ar $10 TO\S NewspapersS2each vld' Sobd maple end table lop S4 011 refiners S5 exreUent cond1t1on l'tfh Wihton-and \'1t>toria per and brass fire txl· tor $3 2130 Doctors Cir S18 lland<'rafted ~oud Mesa Mer llam. 75c·S4 Picture frames magazines and books $15 Old loys Sl S2S Old each J•1in diameter tires. l·hn s lug SIS 631·9165 inguishers SJS.S3S Sally I A D C M boat models SS·S2S S "' d 10c·S5 TV combination. Chnstma.s ornament' pipe secuons SI each 1 ea"h ~ .. """' Stich push butlon d1ess c e. pt . osta e-.a. \' f r T R IC y CLE S o 75c S ~atur ay not 50 s p l f , .,..., "'.,, f B s o orr Victoria 642 7589 a net)' o vintage is 1 before 9am 2?00 Cliff ~orks S50 Games and I C· 1: ic ure rames Peeler pales $4 each LATE \'" t} pe I rear or m s I z e J h 1n g rods and reels Childrens clothes. girls puules 5c·S3. Bird cages 50c D1shware 50c S5 :Mil Crafl..5man gnnder S30 E ~ c y c Lo p E D 1 A window S2S \'W type Ill Handsome set bentwood $5$25 Oars and paddles and boys SOc·SS Peavy Dnvl.',Newporl~ $4...$7 Desk $10 Dishes V1staBaya,Costa Mesa Air sander S30 Lathe Amencana 30 volumn parts Frunt end as antique oak folding CARPETS <rust\ large SJO Small SS 5 man rub ber boal SlS Jogger roller skatt'S site 8 S2S High Fi S2S Bowling ball Sf Ptshing box $2 Life preserver t'Ush1on $2. Port a ·pOlll S25 548·3100 262 E 21st street. Costa Mesa S2Sl2 Iron bird cage lOinguit.a.rspeakerSS 5ACRJFJCF.sturdyback JOcSS J ars 2Sc-S2 BUILTinsloveSOc You toolsSOc·SI Rummage Copynghtt.9s7 S50cash sembly sso Frona chairs S45 Good }IP· stand $4 Good leather Speaker cabtnel with yard play equipment In sulators SI Tricycle lake it away, like new box off arm tools 50c SJO 646 1195 after l2.JO bumper m Gas tank holstered barrel cbair and brass horse halter two SO watt horns Sio S2S Electnr clothes S2 Costume jewelry Men's boots for skiier A rl easels S2 each $JS Rear brake drums SIS Magnificent 30's $7 50. C-0llecuon or very L11 m ber 21nx21n un· drver works good $2S JOt' Sl Kitchen ware SI 5 Huge selection Enlarger with all equipt '68 VW Squareback part $20 12v starter S2S and 40's working art de- anlique branding irons fini_shed SOc·SI eac'h w o· od' "U p board •10 25c~$S Quilts S10·S50. ment StS Antique mir mg oul hood $.15. front r Other small part~ and co elect r1c toasters S F Z h I ' .. stuffed animals, large lo H $12 N Id 10 Sl S 9xt2 rench eml conso e stereo. New browntwhite shor Monday and Tuesday small Sl·S20 Stereo tor S3 Old books Sl·l2 left fender S30 Rear fuel I nJection parts ...,. . •eat o woven oriental rug $45 Ex· AM tFM 8 tr;1ck and ty drapes S5. Three 9th and Walnut. Hunl· s peake rs SS each. each New books SI window SIS Side win St sso ·11 ·73 Maida bamboo picnic bll!iket cellent Live bait bag phonograph, excellent story mouse cage SIO mglon Beach. 536·6386 Toaster S2 Girls and each Old coke trays SI dows Sl5 each Left door starters S2S BM W front S6 843 W 15th Streel. wilh brackets S25 Ten condLtion less speukers s s 7 3 s 3 3 3 o g n each. Glassware 2Se SI SIS. Engine hatch $21 bumper • .,, •71 Fiat 124 Costa Mesa bet ween vintage working electric S35. 751-8451 Santa Ana. ye I lows tone n r 1 i·r , Evla'cRuEuKAm 520WardsBla~pkriagnhdt ~h;;~e c~l he~~h. Y~~; each SUinding Liberty Seals Sl2 each Left re· coupe P~ Doors S50 Placentia and Monrovia ORGAN $-10 Couch·s S50 each Two lamps S5·Sl0 Crib bumper pads SS. Antique vanity SSO Three p1C1ures S5 each Wood cabmet SIO Books S25·S50 Saturday and Sunday 172 E Bay Street 548 7586 fans some brass Sl5·S45 Costa ''tesa ' statues S8 Stuffed ar fender gi Complete Starter •• ,., F'uill nu mp Streets 548·0135 .Salur PICTURES and frames •• · hit I"" T v SIS d curling iron S5 New pair ......, c ,. d 9 s d s d Sel of 4. l3 inch 4 lug w e .,,n · an girls loafers SS. Site 10 animals 50c S2. Porta front end with rotors SI S Front grill as ay · an • un ay W 5 American Aluminum SI-SIS Lawn mower S30 SJS Patton Hi Velocity Gloria Vanderbu ill Cnb SIS Kid earner SS SSO 'fi6 Bug front end sembly $25 Other F'1at METAL file ~·ith 1 h I h II Edger SIS. Char Broiler TYPEWRITER and table fan S20 Unicycle SS s I d ~ w ee s wit exce ent to $2S. 218 E. lBth. Costa S2S Honda 90 motorcy Jeans ~ Levis S3 each Bedspread SlO Table with e ect a. rop in small pal"U> Sl·SSO Call drawer and 1 locking good radials S50 Two 1 . t s40 Handdolly SS.847.1017 Cookie jarS2.Lunchbox cloths S8 SJO Clothes stalled S2S. 139 •,East 536·9508or8403882 compart m•nt s20 h S .. _ 1 Mesa Sunday, August c e, won t s arl S C ~ new t5 inc uper ""'at e 2nd 9-4 Electnc boat motor S50 PARAKEET cage $10 Holhe Hobbie Sl Steam 5oc SlO Heating pad 16th treel. osta Mesa BOOKS 25c SSO 2601 Men's x large shirts S3 \'W wheels \\Ith new Bedroom set SSO Porta Boat anchor 212 lb S2. Lroo S3. Dolls and toys vi bra tor SS Toys 631·5996 Almost new brown J. radials S50 843 W 15lh WORKMATE B&D $4l R 50 S5 Sl •·-s·i 1 25C·50c Infant swing S3 Redlands, corner of Street. Cos ta Mesa i ble golf cart $10 Model oyal typewriter S50 C· . eruug • ver n· Semper crib toys with CA MPER shell sso University, Costa "1e,sa p1eceswt S25 552.5094 1 bel\\ctn Placentia and 11. Circular saw 124 612 A tools S2·S5 Golf balls Wrought iron cage 2S in d1an Jewelery S2·S40 rod SlO for all Cnb gym Datsun radiator s35 BAB Yl.l~E Cha nging ClrcuJarsawS26 IH.P. S3 a doten Portable ch S2S New 15in. lawn TwolruckrimsSSeach B k SS VW Parts '65 front fen table. all wood sso \1 onrov1a Streets Router S40 Sander a.nd BBQ S8 fee skates Sl5 mo"·er S25 Twin mal· Jewelery 50c·S2. Coins S2 Jolly Jumper 13 365 uc et seats ~wo dtrs S20 each '61 len Three bar stools ex 548 013S Saturday 9 5. Polisher B&D $27 ; Ski boots Sl4 Lamps S5 lress set S30. Weed 50c·S3. Teddy bears Broadway, COila Mesa each Snow cha~ns S20 front fender S20 '67 cellenl cond1t1on SI O Sun IOS DnJI V.S.R Sl6 Weller Child's sterM Sl6 New trimer 6in 11 H.P SlO. SI0·$15. ·Bird cage S7 G4S 7n ~~':::!:~'::!~ ~ t!ngme hd SID 6 Voll each Mechanical Bab\ GOLDLEAF' clock S5 solder gun Sl4 Jig saw commercial towel dis· Four gallon mop pail Com albums 50c Ohaus ELECTRIC range lop. Lillie girls tril.lJler s15 wiper motor $18 6 and swing SIO Weshnghouse Pool table t'IOt'k SS B&D S8 Hand saw Dis· penser S7 Paintings, and w r 1 n g er S 20 . gram balance scale '35. brushed chrome sso Fishing pales Sl ·SIO 12 \'Oil horns S5 each front loader washing Hamster cage and ball lon SI~. 3 Inch swivel pictures and frames Samsonite su1lcases. Antique shaving mug Double 'sink . white Baseball gloves S2 .-SS. Black and while stock machine. 14 lb capacity S5 Fish bowel SSO Two base vLSe SlO. AFL llO 50c $4 Toys and games 26in . 20in., 18io .. make $4 SO I nstamalic enamel iron with tnm Double mantel lantern steering wheels Sl 2 sso. 646307S pair skates SS Two air filters Sl. S.T.P oil 50c-S5 Dishware 2Sc·SI. up case S2·Sl0 Xexican camera 50c Avoo bot S20 Two used tennis SS. Crystal chandelier each Early and lale lamps 12 and S4 Shoes treatment $1 AM car Books 25c·50c. TV trays vase llin. SIO Mr Corr~ Ues Sl.50 each. ~ntique rackets with balls SS S50 King Bedspread headbghts US S20 Baia 2 5 c s 3 r 3 m er as radio SlO. S·K sockel..5, S2 Skateboards SJ Girls S5 Toaster, can opener pin cushion $2. Antique each Plastic plant, sn 550 Set of China sso nost piece SS Ta1bghts SJ. s 7 so Men· s and metric and standard clothes 50c S3. Tote bags SI Hamburger fryer S3. Brush and Mirror set climhing vine S5. Plaslit' Phone answerer sso S7 and Sl2 DLStnbutor women's clothes 25c·SS. $26 .50·$47 · S·K 0 . B. $2. Wigs Sl0.S3 Curtains D1~hes lOe each. Pots S22. China Tea pot S5 plant S3. Toaster SJ. SamS-Onile luggage four SlO·S20 Glove boxes S8 rwo patio stools S3 wrenches Sl.8-SJO Small S5 7nx13ft drapes S2~ and pans soc each. Stereo tuner needs work Electric broiler S5 piece SIO.·S20 each VW Bu s J ack SI O each Twin bed SIS Pie· hand loots S2·S6 .SO Wood cabinet S2 50. Div· Barbecue ecology grill S5. 15 Pet aulomatk Men 's and boy 's· ski Floor buffer & scrubber Carburator S8 s Lug lures 50c·S7. Dr Pepper 540· 7361 i n g masks S 2. 50 SS Two bumer hot plate watering dishes $1 each. boots, siie 8SJO Kids ski S30. Fireplace logs and brake drums SIO VW to clock'S5. Two bikes, 3 SCHWINN girls bicycle, Statue tte 's 2Sc $2. $2 Shovel's edger. pick Beautiful 12·*"• Ct poles S3. Flveadjustable st'reen $20. Wall mounl Che vy wheel adapters speed Sts and $20 Toys Lil Chic S2S. Carpeting Heavy rope $2. 384 $1 ·S5 Two 50ft hose and· Emeralds$35each (Son· drapery rods $1S·S2S sink $5. Bath mirror S5 each. 6 and 12 volt Z5c·SJ. Paperback books I 28 square yards, nylon, Flower. Costa Mesa lawnsoakcr S2 each ly> Traversedraperods Latex paint, anllque and cabinet SJ5. Wall AM radio SIO tach. '68 BARBECllE SIO Queen headboard S40. Sofa $40 Antique table S25 Oil paintings SlO. Jl a1r dryer S2 SO Skis S3 Skates $5 Quality mens. womens boys clothes 25c·S5. Saturday only Lo 3pm. 23Z7 1 2 l't1 argaret Drive. llaU block Crom Harbor Hlgh, Newport Beach. 2Sc-$1. Purses 25c·$1 rust, 3 years old as Is Salurday9·4 Tennis rackets SS·S20. $1 eacb. Girls AMF white. six gallons S2 safe SlS. Bean bag chair Gas tank SlS. ·55 Front Three dresser or S50.S57-1S76 Badminton rackets Sl. smallerbikeS25 Rotary each. Kid s football S7 L>ishes 25c -S5 axle dropped S40 Rare drawers S7.5Q.S20. Two REDUCLNG Electnc ~ll Pillows 50c Blankets SL mower n o (needs plug). he I m et SS . K i d s Barbecue $8. Cordless gas heater fof Bug $10 bean bag chairs S5 and TWO pieces of plywood Sears S50 Heavy Pmg Bedspreads S2. Patio Polished Agate 25c. Molorcroas shoulder weed trimer $30. Mens 'SS VW pan S40 '73 Pin. GOLD ophnlslered dou S7.50 Tape decks S5·Sl0. i~tnx2ftr.6ft and "'lllnx3· Pon.g table, full size $4S. umbrella $2. Picture Geodes $2. 2968 Bimini pads S5 Electric ice medium and womens to right door l:20. Pinto ,. ble rocker S50 Brown Two slereo,s Sl6 each ftx6ft plus 40 feet of 1.Alin Dressmake~s model trames SOc. lfide·a·bed Place, C-Osla Mesa 3 crusher 15 Men · s petite shoes and clothes laiJaght.s SIO each AM • :· vinyl recliner $45 Radio S3. Car seal SIO. rope, all ror Sl2. 48/l or figure ~O High Wedge S50. Foldingbed Sl0.1812 blocks W. Harbor off Humanic ski boots. size Sl $10 Tux..& med· m radio SlO Craftsman _. ~ S48·21l87 All sin jeans Wc-$4. lin PVP $5. 646-6114 shoes. me 8, never worn Po r l Bar mo u l h . Baker. S57·191S Salur· 9 and 10 SIO. Aluminum saO. LllUe farls cl~es Reel type lawnmower ANTIQUE mirrors $& Ch1ldrens clothes 2.Sc: S2 S7·S50. Leather shoes, Newport 640--0394 day and Sunday. tea kettle S3 Copper 50c·S8. Games and toys Non't slartl $20 536·8312 ~ smoking stand 125. Headboards SlO·SSO. WASHER anddryer,gas, cost 135 sell for SIO teapot 13. Comer l1ble, and books 5c-$20. lo Child's rocker S2$. T. v Vtt'uum. cleaners SS. clean. works good S50 Dresses SS.n o All new BICYCLE S50. Vintage BROWN plaid sofa S4s W Saturday and s. uoday 1 VACUUM S45 Lamps • N each. Water beater, 50 Dressmakers models, clothes SOr·SlO Jewelry Stroller SlO. Baby toys formica top StO, etll 2013 Monrovia. West~9'°6( SlO Curtains S20 Vent ~ ~~~:b~!af;,:~ ;'.~i;~ i::::i ::'i~!1P j;j gallon worn good w . Vogue. McCall and Bet· Sc sso Pit'lures SIS 1oc-s1: Girls clothes ~j'~rn~OC:!~dh~nlt:: Placentia between 1 ta in blinds m Wall .i: Clock radio $8 Bnd&e Two pool cues SlO Cof 548-8513 terick suits, Ill slzes JO Mirrors $3 Santa. Ana. sbes 2·8 l0c·S2. Golf I S h Bell d and vlct.oria. shelves SlS Playpen SS # lamps S15andS25.Hlgh ree table $5 3020 and 12.SlO Tops SS and 225 Camellia Ln, COsta clubs (irons) 112. G1rl1 empsll~Oeac I an S1turd111y alter 9 00 chair SlO and $30. Toys Fillmore Street "A". RED Sears lSi.n convertl· $S Sweaters sz. Louna· Mesa. Erotic Greek pot. ScbwlM stingray $3-0 rowe l~m move frg-HEAVY gauge steel box 11$52 Canberra Lo 50c·S2 New large dog 556.2137 ble bicycle wtth training ing dres1 (2) SS each 409 tery $20. Glrls shoes 8-3 lOc·Sl 9ect~r bl k e ::ow T 1 · witb hasp, si&e 24 I.It B r cl o Ith u rs t a n d door Sl2. Hoonr . wheels $15.833-2848 Bolero Way, Newport CLOT H ES 50 ·S• Booka 10c·S1. Animal ar~~lnll~ o u tdo:~ wide l&l~in long. 21ln Yorktown Huntington ca~uum $25 Fan 10 REDWOOD pJcnlc patio LI ME 1reen shag ca~t· Beach.~ Skateboard $'. Skiles crate, travel SS. Electric chaise l~ers S3 each. high, water pr<>0f S30 t-B•_•_c_h _____ _ Inch S12. Lu&&age tel wtlh umbrella SSO. ing llr.13, plus pieces CANNINGjara,plntsite. SlO. Two lelevi.alons ~ ~~~.::·:;~~~':: Han1in1 lamp $10. ~::~. 646·1~9s •arter SOFA j ' belie nctds ~..$12 Bechee SlO and Antique radio $50. Anti· W . 833-21M8 Kerr aod BaJI Sl per and $25. T9y1 50c·'1. Honda Civic llrea SlS Wicker han&Lng lamp . cleanln1. otherwise ru. Gold drapes 32 que typewriter S2S. dozen.831·Si'l2 • Records 2$c4'. Tt nnls e a c b SlO. 1858 Swan Circle. STUDIO couch and table very oood condlUon S50. ,.~82tn all ...... T· ... -Picture rramea and ANIMAL will decor M k , Sl Book .. ~. Cost M 7c1 91-R _,_ • '"" ...., .. "' I I Phil I rac •• • 1 U\:. Brookbur1t/Ad1m1. a eaa. ~. · '" $4$. ec.UJWlg cb1iJ"S3S. 84S·Ol92 sheet! 50c·S1 King set ·or gl co conso e u ch or 3 lor SU 3 DANlSH Walnut ilvln1 Spart ball 12. Bike rims 983-8734 · 3·way amber base lamp 1-------- •· Twin spread $11. radio. phono $50. Step 844'2848. room chain MS each. $5. Clock radio no. Din· • IWO Jalousie window• $15. 423 Flower Street. Jl'UR coat.& two lil le.n&th Towels 75c. Pillowcases ladders SS each. Twin LADIES HK r1.ne. red 675·02U ..ner ja cket $5. 178S with wired security Costa Mesa. from Lhe forty's ; lhe Si FORD P1ck·up bl9ck seal S25 Doors S20 flen. ders and gnUe S25 each ·sg Chevy Pick-up 'fen· ders and hood S3S acb '68 Nova and Grembn ri g hl d oor S25 Powergllde '3S Camaro traction bars S20 Corl1na engine ~fSO. Torino G T WhffJS S8 each '65 Corvette in· strument Cluster 'lso. Corva1r Va n or car parts S5-S50. Pid ·up overload springs ~· 5 gallons walnut s}ain 115. S Gallon Propane tank S15. 10 GaJJ°'L~ropane S30. Two __ f;' to chrome ~hffls $20. wo wide Cragar wMels Chevy 15in D>. M~y. cle windshield S36o.• S6 G.M C tailgate. tean Spray gun 12S. 554-1\IS BRAZING and ~~· I torch Sl5. Sin E c chain saw (like 1 ewJ S20 3in Plumberl ~ipe vise t new) S2Q;398 Hamilton Sltftt, J:osta Mesa. •• PATIO doors. sllder1,1od stationary as. ~tric popcorn popper SS. Courier Plck·uf>" tail gate SlO. Solid Gl11en torcU sis. Siq colcwT.V. an tennu llO nth. N a ua hydt reothaer chai r l20. Pair cl'\ll!h's 2.Sc:·Sl. Table cloth S3. 50 slu bor. sprin&, mat· stone with 2 a mall • Monrovia, Colta Mesa. SHOP v1cuum cluner U scrttna, 2lt8 good condl· Joann ct.rawtord IOOk. new window shades tress and frame $20. dlamonds $50. l4.K 1014 LUXBER z.• &0me m 842·819 ~allon alae on wbeelJ $2$ tlon •each 851-lllSS COUCH IZS. Dinell.f set $40. eacM4S·0$112. .,4 50c ••. 50. Men's lirae Lamps, t•ble and Pole lona'3eechM23S87 u h. ue.1195 alter $20.Rec1Jnerss.a'Tt1tk _ _ _ _ _ _ .. ~ •• shlrta soc.a. Teen and Sl·ltO. Two push type cross S20. Tu~quoiu · • · BA SSETT cr i b S50. U:ao. AIR cooler, use with tape playel' Sl5. ffalrlr•~ll'lllll-Wlll_._ ... ..--__ w11111111111111_wlflAlllllliiilllllii_..~ .. 14 . 2424 Frao111i:aco Drive, Ne~rt IJacb.. 6'2·3S29 ladles medium cloWna lawn mowers SlO 1.nd JeweJry: MW rtna '10. ELECTRIC barbecue Kantwel maltrua no., CARBURETOR UU wat•r or ran portable d r ytr u . Polo.road • • ~·-' 25c-30c Ap ....... xlmattly 11s. Power mower reel i..adlea rinl SU, $20, SlO arm bealinl rana• up lo Wallter f7, mcb cha.Ir c t -c b aM 11-Su..._._....._ flO o-. "'d· •'· I ll ya.nS• I\( m~ter1al, 25c t)'pe S3S. 315 E. 16lb •nd SS. Childs rin& $10. USO• w1tt1 US c11b. $16. Baby cu ae1t SI$. bev D>. Propai11 tank ype -u ' --""'' .. _. ' '...,. Jard Wfcker buuu Street, Coat• Meu. OlddaUvtr,!Pl~~der MS-ll915after 12:30. Baby car aeaU1$. 8aby r.,1 b.f!se~04~.::. ff~. •lterU:IO !0n'fm":r.-1~'. Str"!';c! NEW BUSINESSME ~ 1 II·• 23:JO C.OUqe .....-. an case...., .• , ...... 11ttr bl•nkets $0c•Ja. test 011 car se.t SU filhtt BABY clot.bes 10c·50c. lOc·Sl. Om IO Jl111• • 2'1!!:." co.ta M•a. LI.Kl ........ H•rculon aola S 1 5 . L l mp S15 . rwo IOOd daybeds •ilh SalHlsfl Drive Hant· Prlttt.OJt $1 .. 'Booattr Crib SU. Cben'9•ftable pu11lt1 '7Sc·U . S.F Contact the DAil y PILOT ~ -,..... .. 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I I ~ . .. ·: ' 5 ~ .... ,_. ..... bnrW .._.. ..,,rtM AMI, UMd .W.., UHd Altet, U1td OrfnQt Coatt DAILY PILOTJ$aturday, August 1, 1981 tlf 1'.J ..................... . ...... ;;{ .......................................................... ····••······••·•··•···• ••..•...•••............ !=~r.a ....... !?!.. !!?!::~ ....... !??.~ !~!!~ ....... !??.! ~ ............. !!.'.! ~~.~ ........ !!.~~ ~~=~ ........ ~.~~ ~~·.~~~ ........... ~~·.~~ .......... J ~~·.~!~~ .................. ~~ ........... ~ 1tnYW ?I ¥Wbllrl' "'1 Butlt, to9 cond, IUICK COMT...UTM "'° CHmOUT .,.. ttH Mtrcwy tt1ojow..w. '"' ,....._ .... .. Thia futl·l1Jteltd D1nemlte euatom i •uoo ALSO '18 OWttt.JIRS CADIJ.AC? CITJ.n0t4ZDI. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••0 ••••••••• .. •• ••••••••• .... •••••••••• ••••••••••u•n••••••0 Du hr 11 lo .. u doot, ' .-1. r141o 6 Karmann Obla, lop " Wt epecliliu tn ltua H 1 t c ll bee k . VI. '73 Dart ' door, I cyl, 119 MerclU'Y Monarch '80 Cutlue Supremt VI, 1'73 Pontitc 0~~· ffOftOCD7 1111111 Mt oo .... ,., 'Very clun I Iha · "7· We MT110W" lf1t.ll80 ror lllt b111ln111 ex automatJc lrana .. pwr. vory cle.an.11311$. runs Sood clean l2800 T·roof, tilt, 1auges. t ic, fiood r~ ~ price, lDd ... Illa-(IUPCF) .,. Scirwco s t'Altlon re·~ Tup dollar paid eeutlve 'pruftulonll. 1teerln1. alr c:ond. ' W.240.1 080151. I • • catm am/fm CISI, •K uli:: ·~NUat n u~ ~ ':.u~ llUHMr bltl alnt cond.sQioorotter' iluERM!OTOIS LAN9W.ctlea ?~~ n.ooo males! FOISALI Mmt.t ttSJ ml,11980M).7829tt_ t.'ov~ !5S1· .. A.MHUOM JIM...-0 um_aft.4 2925H1rbor8lvd Ofl4tw ltll ONLY $5595 '72 Dodie Dart 49,000 ........................ Plato tt57 MIWltll ---·· '°'9WA... vw ena .. Ja50; new uae, COSTA.MESA · C..mlact Ma••cuu•""'"' mllea, orialnal owner. 11165 MUJtaoa. ~ orig •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• _..._,, r-·"-,ftMchBlvd. rods cyl cam carb 979 2500 Mowlltstockl -...,_.,,"' Runt perfect. 20 M.P.G. ml, VS . ulr. aml fm '75 Pinto looU new, ll r-~• 000 crank, 300ml.14.so •5.j _ • _ N~Jl1~~ nso HarborB~vd OBO Ctll Denni• etereo, auto tran,,, mag blu. 54.K 'ml. auto. l2200. We h~ve a fanlHtlc CAIMl'OI 'Tl". red bua. dnt VWvanpenel,new~ln· lt7t1Wck '-COSTAM~A S'15·4233or8735798 wheeb pony interior. 833·909! ___ Select1on .aJJatBar11tm YOUl.WOI coed . SHOO . Day dowa,1200.~9~ 11v-. (~ D · 1 ,, • '4S.5700 Foret tt40 S4500 12RUNABOlTl'.l owner. Prices. w1w11.saa.n ..9!!!::21il!i.S!:!..!!!:.!1~821!.·:.... l'70~ BUS Thll beauty come1 wlth l11'X)H,11lu l\l\1t SEE us FllST! ~······················ MU!Sl 'apd. R&H. new brks & A.. MA.aMOH .-YOU Said Rall, needs motor. New eo11ne , tirea, all options and (ull lu'lt·•"""'' o,4o •liOO We haveuoodaelectlon 72 Ranchero ~.auto, '73 MUJt. Grande, auto, tires. runs well , gd POMTIAt·n~ ""' Uree, l400 or belt offer. brakes, abocka, clock power (1!684) 0 r NE w & us ED AC:. lo mi, 1 owner. new air vinyl top, pis/, plb/, sba . $1,lSO 644~ -.:!5~4=.,.~J1111V=---._.e1.,.111C. 541-lfn ttl and carpeting. Doo'l SA.DDLllACIUMW Chevrolets! pa111t, new bric.a, mech ai m/ f/ml cass tilt '77 Pinto R\S\about new 'H AUlllO -_ __::l :.:.t.:::::!!!E.:!4:....__ 1 -~a ......... miss tbll one • 12'00 llt-•o40 ..ttir ... 949 '79 Eldorado loaded ' xlnt 11900/bat ofr. wheel$23SOOfparttrade engme.l3!00. ,.,,"" •-nmasreat. 080. Aleo 1170 Bua ' ~ ..,... '734-1.900days, 140-3.2164 2362 IMS-92.33 ~ wll5.ooo mi. Holly "10~ , ~··•· a:. trani. eoslne 1800 aln&le port Convertible '72 CSTM 371·4359 eves/wknde '70 GalaQ: Good cond. '80 Ghia Hatcbbt._ 4 apd ,4 Sta Wgn, 4 spd. ale, ~i:!:t~~· AT. Rally -~ Y work $250. 586-Dlor8514131 • Buick Show Cond. All 111 000 pfa. alr. l'750 or best or. t~rbo, u.~ m1, AC, new tires. good cond, ~I 'L' modtUdoor.41peed White. 17MPG, S27SO '72 CADllJ.AC. rrozen fer.983-5350 Nl whla like ew Wht with factory air, Im· '80 VW Rabbit, tlke new, Vot.o t772 1148-72'7_4__ ___ eng, must sell now. Best W1 • n · 11200· 548-UM, 54G-'2l6 HEY 6 FOOTBSI maculate! (719ZSIO belit •umf, ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 Bwck Electra 2 door oner 968-0079 '119 Chevy wag 396 Best ·~~ord LTD Xlnt cond saddle int. PP.~ :;J PINTo rum eood. 4 This is your last op-" Mttl *"5314 #l VOLVODULS bardtop.S'700 · ·74 Eldorado, r;d w oHerGoodoond.631TJC. ~6731 '6'MUSTAHG spd Red lwtutevlllyltop portunitytoobtalna full JIMMAllMO ·~,W ·~~te~os'!!: INORANGE COUNTY ! OBOm-~ white padded top. show 8460701 ___ .72 RANCH ERO w/eold ~;1~/s!t~;~ves gas 6 .~Pinto Hatc:~i::. ~Z:r~arN~~:i11':o': VOLISW.... roof. Belt offer. Call '77 Skyhawk, auto, air, rtoor cond. S3SOO Clwylltr tt25 rims . shell , 351 SS&-0378 If nevilles. Great Selec· 11711Btacbllvd, AnawerAd•-142-iw. SALIS,SSVtCl rm stereo. ps. S2SOO 64().~-__ ... J .. ••••• ............ Cleveland. qu1nc l).ed ----ta.uto,am m;~ri~ew tion.Barga.lnPriced. 14J.2MO 24 .. _ ,._, ........, 0 AMD WSIHG 673-1387, ~-1780 ___ '77 Seville, Peach color, '77 Cordoba. 52,000 m1. heads, to ml, xlnl shape: Oldtmoblt 9955 ires. mag w • or '79 'VW a .... ""--vu••. VERSEASDEUVERY Codllac 9915 velour interior, wires, PIS, PIB, air, crime. S2750 67~ ....................... _!?.es!_offer~~--A..MA.GMOH D~aOmVW1 .•• -~z ~ .-. \.NII ~" EXPERTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• etc S7SOO/besl A M / F M / t a p e . , i-.coL-9945 '77 OLDS PlyMHth 9960 PONTIAC 1v ..., "...,..,... -b\e" Silver am/rm cass. ~~ $3500/be t r 979-111199 .... .. 1 h ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54t-4l00 aut.om mtk wU ~ dllt! '19&0J59.NOO ., .... , .,,k., i9 El Dorado. 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Rblt auto. am rm cass. w ........ • •••••••••••••••••••••• pwr,stereo.$4.0000BO.:; * * * JIMMAIJHO SERVICE eng, new brakes. tires, cruise. a le, loaded , ~-~ ;,!~~ -~9482-'78 GRA.Ml).PRIX 537 3681 Eve ~21 ext ·•I cstm I.Ill T'fop. Sanyo shar~~200 ~·4778 ~ T~ 19 Diesel Cutlass Calais, Luxury Pontiac wllh 288da_ · It 7lVW DB.UDa. ~ Loob ud runa sreat (12114) 1970 Sq1tareback. Sl595 ~h~~:i: DIRECTORY 81-Amp stereo SSOOO C -9933 LINCOLN·MERCURV hke new. under 19.000 semi formal landau top. llMt*rtNrd 9'70 " • OBOR11111good 842_2000 For Result ~-1737 _ _ •• ~':'!'!:•••••••••••••••• t6 18 Auto Center Dr m1, assume lse for SSOO. AM t'M radio, air, tilt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 1 QS996 -Service Call Chnrolet 9920 '73 Co X17 COit•. SD Fwy·Lk Forest exit S2J6 mo. or buy $6500. wheel. while walls. 1956 T-lird ' ' ~wrilble VW new '78 244DL: 44,000 miles. 642_5678 ••••••••••••••••••••••• XL-A ~ Lo _, ... JRVlNE _f P 548~6646 ... ~·5200 IAPF373 Best Offer Fully eqwp 2 lDP5. auto, $19'5 JIMMAll40 VOUSWA6 .. 11711 Beach Blvd. 14J.2MO ao,.Ures,S2.4000BO sunroof. new brakes & '72 Impala. V·S. auto, ""c--. -8]~7000 i9CutlassSupreme 2dr, A..MA.GHOH PS. PB 20,000 m1 00 ~ clutch. S6:m £11m. Days bt. 322 J6M ! Xlnt running cond. optiofts. $6,000 080 Classdied Ads. your one 23K m1. VS, ale. rad POKTIA.C restored eng. S12.soo. iiVW Rabbit Delset 4dr. 642·0377, Eves540-8100. S950 pp 760-1287_,_ 494.5~ --slopsh.!!l>I>i!l&center roof, SSSOO. 760-1737 549-4300 p P . ....::;:64::::5-:.::378~1 ___ _ 41pd, 39K mi, lllnt cond '76 VOLVO Autos, Mew 9100 Aldos, H•w 9100 A&ltos, Hew 9100 A&itos. Htw 9100 Autos, HHt 9100 Autos, Hew -9100 A.tos, H•w 9100 :~iJ -.StofferTl0-4629 26~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·t• '75 RABBIT Encloe & body good concl, $m1. 8*9 '64 V'fl M~!'2 to l200. '58 Van. RtbulJt 1600 eng. S u n r o o C sedan . Body 6 electrical need Automatic. power steer· work. $800.~l.222 ing, air, stereo 46,000 Parting out '69 VW miles . A beauty! fastback, n.ms good. all '<0915791 or rt.as.SH S4t95 69 VW BAJ A JIM MAllHO New 1115 engine. new VOLKSW A.Ga. iaplloller7, new brakes. I 18711 Beach Blvd. not rialshed out, drives 841-2000 '69 vlln. w>.t.h.?!l.~ · · . ~oi . .;i •r:u~..,,,,.....,.....,,,, , ... i.Y..VN 1'tSrr@8UIJr"lll~e·~ ilew en1me. '97-'62S ••••• : •••••••••••••••• paint. S2s00. ~1818· '81 VW Sunroof. new eog. G.twrol '81 VW PU. 5000 mi. Cost seats. rup, tires. brks, 18787. 11900 Ed sbocka, am/Cm 8 trk. •2276 more. $1900497-6236 * * * '63 VW DualClbPU Unique '69 VW Jeep. A.rtDaYk RebJt.eoa,,,_~. ALUM IODY C.B. wide 361 ViaAntibes m• . Uret -OBO Tony Newport Beach '72 vw a:-.~ looks/runs "6-5124 Youaretbewinneror U"6 TWO FREE PASSES great! Lo mi. $22()() firm. sc•occo ($17 value) 842-2173 79 Broo1 metallic A/C RINGLING BROS. "73SUPER BEETLE Blaup. stereo cass. nu BARNUM & BAILEY Clean. wife's car. Olla. 1111~ tires. lo mi, xlnt C1RCUS owner. 770.53!111' cond,leoo7S9-1158 Anaheim Convention '76 Rabbit. suJtroor. '70 vw Bug, gd cond CenterAug 6·17 map, low miles, '3100. reblt ena. Sl800 OBO. Long Beach Arena 955-0178 64.1.Jaln,~AM Aug.19-23 'Tl VW Bus : Beaut. 'M V1( camper bus. rac To claim passes, call custom int, recent eng. sWl.l'OOr, tent, new eng. 642-S67be8. ext ha272. Pedass,es overhaul, new brakes, Xhll orig cond. $2250 must exc ng or tires, nast prooled, oil 080 631.,ce7 reserved seats at box cooler, ~ + •llcll o f f i c e p r i o r l o m ore. SUSO. P .P , •SUPa 70 performance. SS1·9'41. Great cood.. 67S.9643 * * * ....... UHd ~ UMd Autos, Ua•~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• USIDCAR WllllllRS (695NXLJ LIKE NEW rs 75 280Z·2+2 (LCTS052) 77 280Z·CPE (917PYE) 78 280Z-CPE l244VAF) 79 280Z·2+2 GL(9885) Factory air cond. (1AEA066) 52395 •2At5 76.0..YAll COllYI-....... -......... ................... ................ ,...,.. ' .. -- . Oran Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturda , Au us t 1, 1981 OUR SALE PRICE a a c a a • • (2566) (1 78710) / ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRANO NEW 1981 V.W. RABBIT DIESEL i BRANO NEW 1981 V.W. DIESEL PICKUP (2463 > (1531591 -· r~~E '9295 r----.. Air conditioning. stereo. prep and e much more ~ ~~~IAL '66)9! 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